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The next nlt'1• 1 u 1 1.: ll' d l Ill' held a t home of l'l'gg 1 lfown� lw 1 f· ME IGS THEATR( I ·�., �/ / \� � 1/ • • 0 . $'2,98 up Footb,lh $1.00 K lfk ing Te�s Shoulder P.1d, $'2.91 up Helmeh With F,o Guard $3.98 U'9 COMPLETE U N I F ORMS AVAILABL E THE SPORTS CENTER Author ized MacG regor 1 I l ea d quarters M ill St. SUN ., MON. md TUES . "WHO W A S THAT LAf 1Y " 14 ·,,11wd 1 1 1 1, ,,m M:1rl,n Tony <.: ur1 1, . .la11. i L1'1�l1 Wad. •nd Thurs. , Sej>I. 7•8 " T l ! �. lt! )l f K I I•:" Tumm}' No,,ri.,11 l ' t•lp Marsl1all i c ; I ( 111 11,•r! ) i :I Sl1111!'i'' I l l "Tl! J l' l . 1-: < 'lll !SSl•:J1" FRIDAY: NOT OPEN Saturday, Sept. 10 Poubl,, !l unor! "STll A N ( ; U:11.'> 1 1/-' BUMBA Y" ,t I so 1 · · ·1·t1t ' t:l . l•:1 ·T11, 1 N l1 · M\ )NSTEll" Sun. , Mon .. Tue1., Sept. 1 1 - 1 :J "WA K�: M l•: WIi i-:'\/ IT ' S OVEH '' i\brgo Moore l•'.rni t• Ko\'ar., .J a,·k 1V.1rdNl Pom eroy , Ohio Middleport �· ' �fLf/1(,f • Thi H1art of Our Business We carry a complete stoc k of drug store needs , c.osme t i n , dependable home needs . . . but fi l l ing prescript ions 1 s the hear t of our bu.s. ine�!i . SWISHER & lOHSE Phone . WY-2-2955 E AT • I ·1 a, Luc,LL• HAw• 11.s \lt'rn ht·rs of th e M e igs 4-H M,r . a n d M rs. Stanlr y Rea of TnJ •Jr as ure llid e rs and gue , ts enjoy- adelphi a, w. v .. w�rc wee k end Br F R E DDIE HOUDf,Siot:!L 1 1• tl an outing and pLr ni c at OJ� gue � ts or hls pa re/l b. Mr and Mrs �Ir i1ml M rs L S. Be nsou who \I an:, Cav e Ill Hoek1ng_ Cou n ty Ern est Rea. .\lundll) St-v eral also v i :1 1ted Rock h ,1 1 e been 1 11Ht 1 ng with Mn, Ben Mr and M rs 0( 1n Red spent \h(' sun's s i ste r , Mrs Wi lilam Bradfo rd , � H· wee k e nd al a l'Ot!Jgt' on th(' MuskA l lcndmg were Judy l l ewet,,:o n , in g um Riv er k f l Monday for t he i r home I n 13rooksv l l c . Hund.a. Mrs Hni(I Cul l rns. Lmda llysell, Jack, 111ta .\ l Mr and M r:. 1 Ju11 Rea and for· d ' s bt·uth er Morton Powell whu w Jon es. Op,11 Offutt, K e ith and had been h e r e for se ver al Wl't·b Kilthy Mur�a/\ and Micha el Jon es dau,L:hters, O•JlmJ -i111d Hebd, were lt•ft l.is t week for h i s hom e irt T,111 J 1 1 d i,:ut·�h. Joan l lewetsun, Ca r . I tn Col u m bus , l\fonday, where Rc\Oa ll!lq:a, flor1d,1. ulyu Jur1e:-.. l ' harles Thoma� Offutt, I enroll e d 111 the t'olu mbU!!- Busml'!s� .',Ir� Hannah Johns1 o n who ha� Jud) Sl.iw\t•r. liJJly Downie, Susa n Univ ersity They abu attended lht• 1 lit·t•11 v1sll 1 11� wilh he r daughter Jnt1 J u l i l; o<H· h ;ill of Pome roy, Slate Fair. ;,nrl fam i ly, Mr. and M rs. Cha r lts .\rHI ) liui:.:1.w;,,., uf Charleston. W. Carl Will ;ind '.l'fr a n d Mrs f<�dwarrls and ehild r en returned lo \',1 a nd Mari::are1 Jo J::l bc r feld of en t tl1c past wee k at sp daul!htcrs her humr Ja:,t ��rid.iy III Le t a rt. W , W i · � t l'fl ille. · Df'xtcr City wllh M r and M rs. Roy Vll. Act·c,nipany 1 11g tile sro u p were, 1 Tr.vis and daughtf'r Mr an d M rs . H1d1ard Ka rr and fn•d Callcrn. father of Mr5 W1J M r , w A . Morg;in. M rs . Wilham 1 1 �m Sl;,ter who has bef'n a pat i ent I I l lowroie aud E. J. ll1 1 !, ad�uors, sons. Rodiicy und Jdfrr) . arc vis· 1 n tht S t . .loseph 1-fospltdl fo r sev 11 1111 !\I n 'I A 1-iewctso n , M rs. Rob- i ln1;; relutiVcs in F ' lunda M r . and Mrs Rohnt Merunka t•ral wci:ks w11s rcl urnrd lo h 1 " t• rl Ju 111·�- .Vi n Opha Oflutt, Mrs. home Ill A t h e ns last w,,ek a n d r(• Hulwrt (;011rh, Mrs. E. J . Hill and aud daughter . Su san, uf H a rtford, Ci ,nn., and M rs. Fred Baurr uf mains a houl L hc s.a111e Mrs H•ii.!\'I' M or gan. Mrs. May me Ha mey was in Galli A l r .t 1I ride and pkn1 t for mcm , Middletown, Conn . wcrr dinner polis l"�I n 1 g h l fnr a b r ief v 1 :-.11 h1'r:. " ' 1 1H · duh. Lhci r famili es guests of Mr. and Mr s Dll'k Kar r w 1 1 h her n i t'cc and farmly, Mrs \ �nd nwrn llers of the M e igs Counly Sr., Thursday. Kennelh Uo:>tl'r who Jell today fur ft1d1ng dl1h anti i::ue.!ilS bas hccn Mrs. Carl Wrl'kll'y and dau�hlcr, Florida M rs. llamt·y who had plan j planned 1,,r Sonday Oclober 16. '.'ltiss Juarula Householder Linda, _____ · r1ed to at·cumpany M rs. Bost er anrl and Miss Jane M1·Kel'\'e r of East ch 1 ldr: 11 lo Florida ha.� po�tponed L i v erpool we re Sunday ,ursts of her lrip u n t i l a late r dale. l Mr. a nd Mrs. (. ' 8. Weese and Mr. and M rs. Law re nce E . Jteed famlly. ,ng ans canw last f-' nd;.y to visit with M r we Jack Weese anrl :\!is� Li nda and Mrs. Lawrcm•e fi e ed a n d M r ee kl e y are spend ing !his wee k in W aucl Mrs Ja mes Hl•ed and childn•ri DeKalb, lll., where th e y arc atT hey 1·ame . e spec1aJ 1_y to la ke I h ei r �·1 1 w l plans have been comple ted tending th e Met hodist Student ' g Or wh o h1ul Fdd1e . . ror I I1c upi·n C Ii urc h w e udm ·sDno · Hunn i f' and . .' Move ment CcmfH encc at Northern s11l' n\ tl,1• Wf'('k v1s 1 t 1 ns he_ re wi1h M iss Dorn Well. dau"hter of Mr. ., t hc·II' :..ra111lpa rcnt .!i to _ I h e1r h omf' a rn l Mrs Eme rson Well , Pl e asant Jllinois U n ive r sity . Mr. and M r � He r be r\ Dixon and ,n L' ° J u ri'. l >U',.• H1rli.:t•, l'nmcr oy and J erry Snow- family altend cd the family reunio n " r sev1•r·,I spent lhvic .-y , '1 1 � , r ·· • . ' t en , son o r M r. an d Mr s . ru •·no Id of the late C. V ,rnd Mrs. Jane <1 :, "ys ·las 1 wf't'rl at thC' home of htT Sn n wd l•ri . of Rock Spri n gs. llan,· n•& o,· xon, h '.. f,f s,,nday al the slSll'r, fl'. : s Eal'l Titus wh o wa.� ' Tht• wedding will be an event of hom e or Mr. and :'fi rs. Earl Kelly in rcro\Oe r ing from a fall which shr. rF;"ecntly sustnin rd. i S u nclay S<!plc ru ber 4, al 2 : 30 p. m. Lancasler. Mr. and M rs. tugcne S(la r_., and I ,11 !he Fede r ated chu rch, with the · M rs. Wath e r F.vans and s o n, Dad of Me lvindale. ;11.ich. arrivl'd - · • son, 8obby spenl last wee k en d rn I< cv. w a Id o J . B arle I s o111c1ating S..-1un d ay rOl' 8 visit wilh Joh n Dill Can fir id with Mn. S e a r s' s pa re nts. M i ss J a nice Houk of Richwood, roornmale of the br id e , will be .a nd da ughter, Miss Esth e r. They Mr . and M rs. Paul ��rcd e rick. Mary Burkett i s \Oisiting in Helli·. maid o f hon or. Donald Davis, or were accompani ed he re by John Dill Jr. and fr iend of Man srirld W. Va. wilh Kathy Jo Light Ma ry ' s Middh·port. will serv e as best man pa re nts, Mr. and Mrs . Rober\ and ushe rs will b e Howard Well who r eturn ed homr that evrnini::. Mr. and Mr s. Hermon Mattox and Uu r kell plan tu �o lo Belle this brother uf the brid e a n d Danlel ol Char lesl o 11 we re Sunday nicl'e · Sat ur day t o retu r n Ma ry home. WC' st, I)rot h er III law or• th e of Mr . a n d Mrs. E. J. H i l l . ue.11\a g Mr. and M r s. Carl McCo I I ut· h groom. f l ;irre II We I I, co usin or Fl t woo�s. ;rnct child ren of Shaker Heighls lht• hmlt•. will se rve as acolyte. . � A half hou ( u f nuptial mus fr . '. . r_s . ,E. J . l� ill ."!Id �a u ghlcrs arr_ spent scve r nl days wil.h Mr, ;tnd Mrs, Wayne Gi bbons and daught1·r will ht• p rtsl'ntcd by M rs. Ji·red visiting relatives m Columbu� this 1 !lla1•L1 11n u r�unist. preeeding the W<' C� . I::vdyn. M IC h ael Jones return e d to his 1 t· Nernony Miss Ma rtha O rr of . Mi k e ond D e bhie Sayre ot 11 1 1 on e _ m Columhu�. Monda�, aftr_r. � r fl' l .onll J Bol om will the �ist r ar d s spent s everal days lasl Wt'i'k � spe m� t e um �nc wilh h s with thl'ir i;:randpar c n ts , Mr. an1I gu1•sts F'olln wing th e ceremonr , a � paren� s, � r. an ; M rs. E · � · M rs. Th�o cu�le r . Over the wee k r('(·epti o n _w!II he held in . 1he 1 1� , cud the tr pa r enh Mr. a n d Mrs c·hurrh social room. for r elatives M . an d •11 s . { •' 1 1 Y ( nw � n a n , 1 M I Dale �ay r c who had bee n vacation arid dosl' friends. · , . rs. Cly'1 1a Terr, ' � f I , 1'omcrov, an d M" -------111.r,: 111 W V a . canw for them anil · y ' s M pc l , Elk A m w f · visi <c d w ith the _ Cu:,t e rs for �"v J•' ,, f th: •we,ek l � �rl :�1�;: rclal�;c! �n (,'o m 111. ittP-e M-ePtS • , • . . e ra l d ays · re ! u r rHll!l h omc y es , i·r , 1 111• tXl•r1111vc Comm i ttee or lh e <Bee k Jey, w . v a. t1 .ay. U.irine l'TA met .at !he grade l Mrs . Clylia Terrill and Mrs. An• · 1 - l s VISI · rl l I!, er th e wee k E!ll( sd1nol building Thu rsday nighl na F,kins w er (' Vl,�llurs Ill Gallipolis I \ .1 � r . . .a n � ri.rrs C 11 ter W I� /'� A111H•llt 25. Mrs. Huth Smith waii a11: Tue11day. tlLCll' fimnly w ere, r. � n_d M r · . M rs. Lcruy Watson rntcrtalncd a 1111lnlcd as Scl'rctary to fill 1hr PO· Jo s� p�. w h; . ;;]i;o v �� lled. W l 11J 11ltion vaeal('d by M rs. F' rank Hud• g roup o r fri<'111ls ;i! her hum e , Con. I am arris <1 n • r . an< rs snn. who moved to F'lorida. The dor St., Sunday. E,s � Jus p j Mrs. Kat{' Si11d 11 1r was a business nu·1•tin� l i nt<' has hcen ehani:cd to ' � 1 I� ur � ow\e wa I 1 1 G 1 1 1. I is Pi° r h t' 1hir1I Mond a y or 1•ach 111011t h. visito r in Allwm, tutlay. 1 1 � : \ � f o r a c cc -up a <• lCI' 1 All mf'eling11 _w i(I he held al l h i• . �rs. E�ely 11 Wh_a ley �'.f D�rwin 6 1�rta? l!rHflf · I ' HC'hnol l111 1 lrlmg al 7: 30 p. 111 , \'ls1ted wrlh Mrs Katt' Smchu r on ' Mrs l'all . . c•rs a:t St rn da/ w 1 th 1 tw program was pla n ned for Mornla)'. w 1 1 1 •a u c f0� � ��\ i: Mr. a nd Mrs Ma.'< Eirhini:er ;ind : . ;� ;;� :;;/:· h ��:; ; th1' cumin,14 yra r and ,1IJ eummit a ar r ived d;iughtN, llchra H1• 1 1 isc, Ll'e:. wne af)p1ii n tcd. r. . 1'y Or w'C i r �t on. f /lllll - ---. ----Ch11 r les Scules lcf1 hy planu from H u ntington last wee k fn1• or. l1uuto, Fl or ida whe re Mrs. Sc.11rl1•s hall h1i en vi1,1l li n c:: with Mr. lUld M rs. James <: lddcns uml dM•�hh•r, Linda for seve r al weeks. Mrs. c ; u!­ Whl) de ns 1111d rlall.£::htc r . Linrla have hccn sick !-iince Mrs. Sci1rl1•:. wen! tu Florida .arc improv,•d. M r, and Mrs. Sli11rlcs re tu r 1 1 1·cl home this week and on thei r way home they stopped i 1 1 Cla n lun. Alabama to visit with Mrs. Se.arl­ es' s mother, M rs. Lo u Uamillon who 19 alKu Jms11itali1.ed. Mias Belly Lou Harris former 111 nl resi(le n l ii; now employed 11! the Marlin M issile Plonl iri Ur lnn1lo. Florida. Mr. cmd Mrli. Charles Edward� Hild t•hildren, Pat an d Brenda h111"1' recentl y returned from II visit 1 11 l l ordt ner, Kansas with Mr. and M rs. Joe Allen. Lnst Sunda)', Mr. a nd Mra. non lC'y t<.Alwards of Cornln,11 visile(I w 1 l h the Cha r les Edwards family. A t Hocking Cav, e I Monday ev e ning from JacksonYille Florida and are th e guesh of h i s part-nt.s, ;'lie. and Mrs . A l le n Ekh• lngec, Mulbec,, He,'h" Mr. Ekh i n ge r has rece 1 11ed his discha r ge from 1he l1 S Navy and the couple will res ide in PomerOY. .AJ '11"1 I !'tlrs. Dana Oliv er le ft today for a , 1�1t with ht•r daught er aml 110n•in- I law ..,t r and M r� David McGh ee _,r Col u m bu� Saturd ay she will J o rn her son and daush Ler •i n . Jaw. Mr a n d Mrs. ttv r on Hyst> ll of Co ). umbus for a tnP to Kings, I ll . , and ow ' oth e r plarea or lritereat Roy Kaoper a11d grand daugh ter, Nancy Johna n n.11, ,1nd fri e nds, Hurni and Co 1� n1e_ i'Teeman , . •�nt th e we e k e nd m l ul umbu 1 v1111ttn& Mr. Kaspa r' s brolhe r a nd attend ln& the State Fai r . EL BE RF EL DS ■ Fam ous B L U E B E L L Wra ngl ers I in I I I · dd ' ' ·s llM S-REGULARs-H US KIE S I Pl Are Completed 1 I • BOY'S COME IN All SIZES • SO DO I ��f ;T· l\1 Resular s1,.. , ro 12 •2,91 · 13 10 16 3,49 '. Slime Size, 8 to 1 2 - $2.98 l3 10 l6 3.49 Sizt1 6 to 1 2 •3,39 1 4 10 20 $3.'t9 W,angl•ll-elll f,om clutal,lo h1ny weight SANFORIZED d o n I m , � a m Proof Zlpp1r-Au 1hontlc Wo111rn t u t • . Alsi> Wranglers For Men in Sizes 27 to 36 Waist . . . . . . . . . . . LEE RIDERS FOR BOYS Silr, . 1 3 . to 16 . . . . . . . . . . . Sizes 4 to 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.95 BIG YA N K ROYS WESTERN OlJNGAREES ln Slzes 6 lo 1 6 13¾ ounce Denim . . . . . . . . . 10 ounce Denim . . . . . . . . . . . . $ l.88 ° r,:6 ./ . RE FRE SHM E NT VALUE · .I \I FOR THE HOLIDAY · . I • H& R FI RESTO NE BEST PRIC E - I N MI DDLEPORT I - lJ.. . -..:· • Quality EVER ! ! \ - - KING SIZE CO.KE -,. ........., ........... .,..... ._,..--_�-.......... boots ....-..Ooklng ... ,., ,..,. rim.I� •• ,..,, .._ .._ ..lul, •....., pit, • 600-T COMBINATION .....'. ....'.... WASH ER and DRYER . '. . . . . . . . . . . . . . WASH ER and DRYER 750-T CO(MINATION IU-T �l)MaJNATION $333,00 with trade $399.00 with trade R aM. DRYER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4W.OO with trade '. W#ME • .. ' . " - .� g,·ttll, .-it 1, tOIJ».cto Loues ·io •·• I h II 1 Delges, grey,' black. HART LEY & BENN ETT POMEROY ......� . .._, --;,r -a., '"'• ., HAS MORE FOR YOU . SHO E STO RE "Mlddll el l/pper Block" OHIO . . • .. By U"lted Pren lnternatlonal Th• lar1t1t 1ln9la beciuHt m.1dLt in lhe hlltory of phllanthr111phy w-11 � h• UOO mllllon gift to -4,117 •du­ c•tlon.l ind othar in1titullon1 by th• Ford Foundation in 1 955. $3.98 GET VALUE, UIT, REFRESHMENT TOO 1 . ' \ ' ·11 ••1 )' dt ' · s' $$ti • • e lntem.tlon•I e n t1 n e a1 Weather OHIO: Sunny , hot and humid t. \ day. Fair .1nd warm tonftht. Frid-, tunny •nd continued hot, turnlnw cooler e11trem• north porti.n. H .... tod1y 17•'2, low tonlplt 67,74. Det1oted To Tlw lro tere1t, Of Tiu, Mei111-Ma.on Area Pomeroy-Middlepo rt, Ohio, Thursday, September 1, 1960 NO. 1 16 Syracuse Getting Road For Emergency Use SING LE CUP V - 5c Pen n sy Closure Sporn Boss Recognized For Tenure Albert G . Mthlmar1 . pl.1nt man­ ag er of Philip Spo r n Planl, was re ccn1ly awarded a diamond-1tud• rlrd �ervice pin for having com• pli?tf'd 20 y ears Company $ervice m AU!:UBI and al the 1ame time be came eli.1.: ible for m e mberahip in the Vet era n Employees' Asaoci1Uon. Mr. Mehlman joined the Ame ri­ can Electr i e Power S)'slem aa a maintenanct: man at the Cabin <;reek Pl.nt in 1940. Previous to hit employment wi lh tbe Company he spent rive yeara with the Pure Oil Company in the laboratorv a"d on operatloll.f at Cabln Cree k w I � Va.· 111 UHt he waa promoted t ■Uifl.ant results e ngineer. The !· next year he became boiler room maintenance engineer and was ; named ass istant master mechani c I in 1944. J n IPW he became su peni s lng m echanical engin eer and th en act. ing usilltant plant superint endent. He was promoted lo aiisi st• 1 ant manaa:er at Ctbin Creek in � 1 \'e Me i ::;� euunly 4 · l J mcm• hers won t'l'('O)rn 1 t 1nn a1 lhc Ohio State rair Jcstrrdi!Y. C. E. Blakes Ice, county ag e nt, re portut todJ)'. Wumin� an "A" in a food in• tc rview was Linda Yost, d;iughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dav i d Yost, Great Bend. whose i n t er vi ew was taped and wlll be broadcast F'riday ov e r Station WOSU. Jenif e r Lohs e , daughler of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lohse , Pomeroy, was awarded ,11n "A" fo r an individual d emonstra. tlon. Miss Yost, 1 1 , is a thr ee•ycar \Oel eran o f the Portland Ide al 4-H <'lub ar,d has �arnC'd straig:ht "A's" in e ve ry project, her advisor, M rs. Ruth F..:hcrshach said today_ Shc said Linda's radio appe :irance will be taped on the fi r st pa rt of WOSU's "home-lim e " progra m se c­ tion, 9-1 O a. m. Also award ed "A's" for food in· tervicw s were Melani e Brow n , daughter or ;\tr . .and Mrs. Walter Brown. Reedsville; Mary McAffe e , daughter of M rs. rreda McAffoe, Pom eroy; .e n d Ann Ca r leton, daughter of Mrs. Margar et Carl e· t on, Racin e RD. Th e UPI repo r led t oday is Gov• ernor's day at the fai r and Gov. Michael V. DiS11ll e , who says he is not interes1cd in fairs, was scheduled to ma k e hi� third ap· pearance al th e Calr. The governor tou rl'tl the Fair g rounds last F'ritl11y, and seemed impressed by a nu mber of ex­ hibits, even though he declar ed earlier he was n o t imp ressf>d by lairs. He relurned lo th e fai r Tuesday. Fair Manag er Rowland Bishop infor m ed th e govern o r today that th e e ight-day fes tival would show .i financial profit this y ear. ''We may have a $2,':i .000 to $30,000 surplus if the la st two days of th e rair ru n tru e to ,form," '� Bishofl predicted. More than 200.000 person paid to a1 1erid the cxhibi1 ion th r ough Tuesday night, Bishop said. This indudcs advance sale tickets in the Columbus a rea. WtdnHday Attenct.nce Paid admissions Wednesday to, tailed 27,954. The fai r ends Fri­ day night. The fair 111st yea r eost $78ll,500 and took in $813,490 Bishop said thi s year's fair would cost ahoul $775.000 and take i n $800,000. Hundreds of boys in kha k i uni• forms swarm ed o ver lhe fair­ grounds Wednesday t o ffelp ob· se rve Boy Sco u t Day. It was also Fair Manager's Day, and Bishop and the scouts got together fo r a chic ke n b.irbecuc in the poult ry building to celebrate the o cc1t• sion. N EW FLOOD ROAD - Work is progressi ng on the grading and relocation of a flood road out of Syracuse. Pictured abov� is_ Sutto� To"." nship Trustee Roy J?nes .who spark-plug­ ged the long needed improve�ent. 1 hi:i \work 1 s bemg done under the �1rect1on of the town­ ship trustees with county equipment doing th e gradmg and earth moving. In the above pic­ ture, a section of the rte w grade is shown. Minimum Wage, Other Issues Going On Kennedy's Campaign W ASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. John F. Kennedy prepared today to launch his first extensive campaign tour 'Vith a chal­ lenge to Republicans to debate · minimum wage and other is­ sues rai.sed at the pre-election session of Congress. Democratic presidentlJI was happy to see tile e nd of the shirt-tail ses sion w here an allian ce or Republicans and south e rn Democrats block e d bis m inimum wa"', medical care and other proposals. Ken nedy s ets out tonight on his first big stumping trip tha't will take him to 17 slat es in 1 8 days. He will make a major i ssue of his l egislativ e program . Jn a speech to the Sena le iii the dosing hours or the session Wed nesday the cand idate ehal l e nged Republica ns to de bate the m inimum wag e _ impass e . H e did not m enti o n his GOP oppone nt, Vice Presiden t Richard M. Nixon, by name. But he obVi(lusly direct• cd his challenge lo him. Kennedy said Congress was un• able to pul through any wage floor hikt becau se most House member s of a confe re nc e commit• The nominee 400-Pound Space Station Destined Guantanamo Base For Moon Orbit Threatened By W ASHINGTON (UPI) _ The United St11l s h pes lo hang a 400-pound pace tatio i orbit Castro's Brother arou d the moo lale this month. o e s s HAVANA (UPI) - Dl.'(ense Min• ister Paul Cast ro accuse d th e United States today of ha r boring C u ban "war c1· iminals'' .al its base and Guantanamo naval warn ed the big tnst111lation "som e day" would be co n fiscat ed. H e did not dismiss the possibility or a ballle. Th e pre mier's impe tuous young­ er brother mixed the threat with expressions or gratitude for Rus­ sia's "di si n terest ed" offer of mili1ary aid to the r evolutionary r e• glm e . B111 he added that Cuba could defe nd its "rights," with or without rockets. "W e don't plan to confiscate the Gua ntanamo bases now be· cause ii is obsol ete in our present military str ategy . . . but som e da)' it will be Cuban," Paul told an .assembly of suga r work ers gath• ere d at nati o nal headqu.arters of the Revolulionary Labor Fed er.a• tion. $5.95 to $7.95 • I $3.39 ELB f.RFELD S I N POMERO Y ",ni Recognition Won At Fair By 5 Girls • I IJ Unltad p,.._ In Columbus I Wells-Snowden Now You Know VOL Xii I A t Ch urc h Here Junl·o, ccL has ' People I n p omeroy I 1 1 MCNnly About I �i:uul" jJ1'1•.,l'l1I 1, .-r1 :-,Jll) Hath hrn 1 1 , 1),, 1 ,J..ira 1 ., 1 , er;.on, � l l l· H d V 1�Kll' l r,•,. t l \ 1, J l it'lt:,, ll11 t,,�. I HUIII,( illhl IJU;I"·' -,, 1 1 1111 I.CJd("r� ..1111 ,,..:1 p1•r" ... 1 1· 11 1 , \ it·t,ir r uu11:,: H1rk�. Stlilrou l,t•1,ri.:1· J r , .�I I':, , .. u11g c1 n d ��r;, 1 1 \\ l " I U I I l/ i s1wr:. 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J ht· Ill' t'l i lli,: u 11t:11t·O n i lll /J1 <1yt r b) s t , .. ru11 , .,uu� 4IHI 1 /lt" g,o-..p tlll'll \\ 1' l l l llllu 1 111·,r i,a lhU:. lUI' ro, i t .. , 1 .. 110 <'Ul ltl'l 1 un ul UUeS. 4-H Club Has Picnic Sunday Around And About Midd leport On Tuesday • ,1Jso Yul Bn II IH'r . JCtalllH• \\'omlw�rc1 ''Tllf. :-.nL " .', l ) d lltl l ht' fl '!l Y " (( ' 1 1 11·rn;,,;,• (1J11' & t 'olor) ,\ l �',U t ·AHT1 H l .'J 0 ( 8--- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mid dli:porl O , Aug 3 1 , 1 960 ' 1 _ 1., n n Its job will be to mad e udia­ tio n . guirlanr e , pro pulsion, and communicalions studi es vital to the futu re of space e xploration. For I he first time in th e his­ tory o{ U. S. space craft, th e lunar orbite r will carry rockets lo cor­ r e ct its course du r l ng th e 26½ day trip lo the moon. intention, acc-ordlnc to The 11p,1ee e xpert s, is to a n chor th e craft i n orbit a ro lmd the m o on and leave it there ,for as long as th e contending forces of gravity pe rmit. A three .stage Atlas·Able rocket will fir e lt toward the moon. Rocke ts built into the spacecraft itself will correct It.a speed and oourse in �uch a way aft to put it into a JJolar orbit 3,000 to 4,000 mil es above the moon. I t will rese mbl e but be more than four limes as heavy as Pio­ neer V, th e U. S. sun sp.tclli l e now in orbit around the sun between the earth and Venua. NASA director r. Ke ith Gl e n­ nan hu 11id tl}.ia and other lunar exploreN wilt prepare the way £or flights to Mars and Venus starting probably in 1962. n n CALLS ON ROCKY WASHINGTON UPI - Ailing Vice President Richard M . Nlxon arranged a confe rence today with New York Gov. Nelson A. Rocke­ f e ller in Nixon's hospllal suite at MIIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Walter Reed Army Medical Ceo• ' Admitted: Wanda L)'Ofla, Abi• ter. lene, Texu� Mary Hanning, Rut­ land. Discharged: Georse Clsto, Mld­ GAME CALLED OFF Clinton Saunders, Reeds­ dleport, The Oldlimer's bue�h game lefter,, Syracuse. Helen vJlle, last e All-Stars Cl,1rk's with M l IOn lo Mr. and Mrs . A Blrtha: night unrler Wahama li&hls was Ra_yninnd Hanning, llutland. d wet diamon called off because of condllions arter a llte afternoon TA/(11 FINANCE JOB loeirlited cloudburst. A large num­ ' ber of fans were turned away at the J. J. Pannaker, reUred el�trleal eo,lnH!', GalliPolJs, Jw accepted aate. the cha1tmanablp of the Boy Scout Finance Campalsn, Coordiniited G COMIN BOYS NY HARMO The Gospel H1rmoby Boys will 1CCQJ'di111 to W. C.-DiCQ.On, cbait­ be at the Mor11e Chapel Me thodi11\ nllll of, he MGM Dlelrlct, !3oy Epi1copal Church on the- Racine• Scouta o , Americ.1. Portland Road, Sept. f at 2 p. m. t . tee were unwilli ng to compromise. He also said his plan lo .pro· vidc m l'dical care for th e aged through th e Social S ecurity system f11iled because Pre1ident Ei• senhowcr threatened to veto !Uch a measu ri?. The Democratic nomin ee said the sh o rt sc�slon had shown that a president with sufficient con­ gr essional strength to sustain his ve locs rnuld "ch ew us u p " and " make mince m eat' al the lesis­ lativ e process. ------- Echo Schedule WASHINGTON (UPII - Th• Nttion.al Aeron.utlc1 •nd S1Hce Adminlatr•tlon a.aid today the Echo I ute-llite will p111 over Ohio at th• following Entern Standard Tlmo1 tonight: 6:57 p. m. from the north, trtwelln1 northeast; 9:01 p. m. from th• nortk troe-lin11 south­ Nd; 1 1 :O{I p. m. from the north traveling aollfhw..t. Debates Historic .. . .� '• Open September 26 In Chicago WASHINGTON UPI _ Sen. John 1". K e nnedy a nd Vic e l'rl'sidenl Rich11rd M, Nixon will hold the first of their unprec ed e nted radi o­ TV debde s Sept. 26 and follow with two or three more clcl'tr o 111c electioneer ing appearances. The debates wlll be hE"ld .o L peak viewing hours and will he carr i e d simultaneously on all ma• jor radio a n d te levis i o n 11t'lwor ks, Je11ving the public little chmte but lo !war the lwo prc s idcutinl can• didates argu e th e i ssues for 1111 hour each or lh e nights. NixOn and Ken nedy will disrnss domestic affairs fr o m Chicc1go, starli11g at 9:3tl p. m. c.d.l Sept. 26. They will battl e it ou1 ove r foreign policy i n New Yor k from lO to 1 1 p. m. Oct. 2 1 , 1111d hnld press type intervi e ws Oct 13 and possibly Oct. 8, in undl'signatcd locations. Art Classes To Be Repeated In New Haven Art dasses which met with such sucl'css last spring in Mid• d\cpo rt. will be res um e d on Se p. t eml:ter J O. D r. David F. Drei sbach will ag�in conduct classes on Saturday mo rnings from 9 : 30 until 1 1 :30, m the Lowman Aparlmcnts , New llaven . West Virginia. M e n and women and tee n-agers of 1 5 and olcicr will be accepted, Sho u ld lhf'rf' be su lficient re­ sponse for a weekday class in ad­ dition, a1101he r instructor has con­ sen ted 10 teach on W edn esday or Thursday aflernoo ns. Furthe r in­ formatio n can be obtained from Mrs. F. C. Reichert, Box 132, N ew Haven. or Phone New Haven, Turn e r 2-4955. Mason PTA Hoi.\,g Eveiit For Parent• PREACHER ANNOUNCED N o ah HHs k ins of Middleport will preach al the R,IIC' ine Methodist Chu rch this Sunday at 10:45 a, m. HOP SCHl!DUL&D There will be a record hop at the Ral'iric Am er ican Legion Home a - 1 1 p. m. Saturday. I aponslblllty. "Mau public opinion Is not i n terested in proble ms inv olvi11g great decisions about lnten1atlonal priliey because Jt has not rca<I about them, doe1 not have the background or education or mental atimulatlon to care about bein� inform ed. "Maa11 opinion wints 'GunBmoke' inste ad of political co n ven­ tlona, 'Wagon Train' in1tead or a program on th e eon,o, where the Communiata are �king a hold in the heartland Of Mrlea." McGUI said Powers was no "Nathan Hile" and that h e could "only uae what he bad assimi• lated In School yean.' Se p t i•nihf'r . ! 95 1 , arid pl<1nt mo1n­ .:i:rr :,l l'hillp Spo rn m Augus t, 1 956 l l r• """' ' horn an1t Htenrlc d Sl' b oul in· l\mtge port. Ohio and rHc 1 1 Nl J h il dielor of st·1 e nce de­ i; rf'I• 1r1 ( l i f'1111ral cog111ecr111g t rom Wlw1·l111i::: � Lmsly Institute of Teehriolugr 111 1934. Ill' is mar rinl and 1hr fathr r of one son and rrs1dc5 .c.ea r Pome roy on Routt• 7 By United Pr.., International Pennsylvania Railroad strike has affected most of Ohio's cities . J. C. Sperry, assistant superintendent in Columbus said the strike would hurt transportatioJl and, business in m.lny of the smalle.- towns as well as the major Ohio cities. Spe rry estimated that hundred$ or compani ea throughou t Ohio depe nd on the railroad for freight de liveries. He uld the ir "abilit y to use lrucking service" would d e ter• mine whel h e r they would h a ve to s hut down operations during the slrike. Th e largest conce ntralion11 or Pe n nsylvania w orkers in Ohio are ip Cleveland and Canton. Close to 600 e�plo)' es in railroad ear ahope at Canton wlll lose work Ume beca11.�� o! the .c1t rike . The railroad also employs worker� at co�1 and o re docks al A&h• Labula and al coal docks in San• dusky. The railroad's busy Lake Erie rf'gion e xte nd s from Pittsburgh to Crestline, in Crawford County, and then up lo Tol edo, and D e troit, back to Er ie, Pa., and 11s Car �outh a s Columbus and i'l[ari etta. About 1 ,000 work e rs are o n itrike in Columbus. but a com• pl e le shutdown of all Pen nsylvania operati o ns would idle mor e than 2. 000, About $1500,000 in weekly wag es will be Jos t by th e shutdown. M o re 1han I .000 cmploy es i n th e Clev e land area have be e n affected by th e st rik e . Many commuters in the itr ea have also been affected. About 100 persons traveling lo Cleveland from Bedford, Macedon• ia, Hudso n and Rave n na usually rid e on a Pdnnsylvanla commuter Dog Warden Looking Into Sheep Killings Dog Warde n Joh n Meck& h; invcstiga ting the killing of seven s hee p on the larm 01 Wally Hill ncar Racin e by dogs, The killings were reported last night follow mg th e return of Mr. and Mrs. Hill from Columbus where th e)' a t• te nd ed th e State Fair. 'warde n M eeks has re porled that 79 slray dogs were picked up during lhe month of A1.1.-1:ust in the county , County Audllor Caldwell re ported only lB tag8 and one kennel license sold for the month. Motorcycle Oub Is UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (UPI) - Ralph McGill, publisher Sponsoring Field Day MeGill, here· to accept an award for his newspaper, said Powen "gave no hin1 he regarded him• self a8 a represe ntative of hie counlry o r its inlerests,'' during his r ecent tr ial in Moacow. He uld• Powers did n ot know th e impllcallons or his flight and had a dmitted he never paid any attentlon to politic s or even voted. "Here was a man 31 years old, un'informed about everything exdept how to fly a plane," he aaid ''M uch of contemporary America fa teYea1ed by Power.. Inlllliture, v�ue, u ninformed, untble to ra• tionalbe se lf wl lh eventa, waitin1 deaperate ly to hav e .all the comr forta of Ufe with none ot lhe re.. M R. ME HLMAN The Powers Pictured As Typical UninformedAverage American ol the Atlanta Constilution, said Wedne,day that U-2 spy pilot Francis Gary Powers was "a picture of the immature , unin­ formed, average Amerkan today." i First Time Railroad's Tracks Empty In 11 4 Years Operation j PHIL Closing Of Nation's Biggest Railroad Crippling Ohio Area The e xecutive commillcf' uf lhe Mason PTA is sponsoring a J:et­ tog eth e r tonight for parcnls of childre n e nterins t h e Mason sch ool thl9 ye ar for the ri rs l time. The m e eting will lte held lo­ nlght from e till 8 at th e school. R e freshm e nts will be served. ' REUNION LABOR DAV Desc e ndants or George and Sus­ Racine S11uad Called anna Roush wlll hold their annual reunion Sunday Sept. 4 at the Ver. For Woman Who Fell n on s chool house back o{ New Ha­ Th e Racine emergency squad v en, W. Va. A bask e t dinner will wa s call ed yesterday afternoon De h eld at noon. Offic er s a re: Mrs to bring a Texas wotnan visiting John WoUe, presid e nt; Mrs, John i n Racin e lo the Mei11 Gen eral Bumsarner, vice presld�nt; Maxine Hospital. She wu 1uffering from Kenna the effects of a fall. Arnold, fi ecretary, and Ro ush. tre asur er. Mrs. Harry Lyons waa admitted to th e Meigs Ge neral Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Lyon s are vl!iting h;s fath e r, Alfred Lyons: in Radne. SOCIAL ANNOUNCED There will be 11n ice cream social at the Syracuse Fir st Pr esbyterian C:hurch Satu rrlay starting al 6:30 p. m. Homemad e cake also will be sold. :Crippling E a s t Th e Mcig,; MolOrcycle Cl u b wm hold a Field Meet Sept. 4 begin­ ning at I o'clock on the centerfl e ld of the Rock Sprin1s Fairarounds. All motorcycle riders in the county are invit ed to tak e part no matl er what size or model of mot­ orcyd e . There will be 10 events and tro. phies will be award ed on total points. The publle ht · invited to 11 l• tend as th ere will be no admission c harge for speetators. There will be a trophy for the t op woman rider in a "ladies" cla ss eve nt. IRREGULAR NEW YORK (UPI) - Stocks staged an irre,Ular advance In a moderatcb' 1clbe opeoin& iod•Y• tr11 in from New Y o rk C ity. A Chr.1 sler Corp. spokesman in Twrnshurg said th e plant loda:,, was "t utt111g back ou r fi rst and �ond shift s by 80 per cent. This will mean the lay o ff of over 1 ,000 me n." A fnnl "1otor Co. .�polt e&man said today trucks w e r e being used to movl' material i n and out of lh e Walton Hills s tampina: plan! near Ckvrland. "We don'I foresee any dtlfitulty bcl'ilUse oi thl' strikf'," ht said. Ex-Pomeroyan Died Out West At Tucson, Ariz. Fricnrls hNc hav e rec e ived word of th(' de;il h of Ed�ar W. (Sparky) Ree ves. 50. Sa lurda y at Tul'son, Ariiona. He was the son of the lal e Wil­ bur Reeves. a former sheriff of M e ii;:s l'Ounly, anrl was a graduate or t h e Pomf' roy High School. class of 1927, l i e had retired from the Colu mbus police force in U)54 be­ cause o f ill health. A former FBI agent and grad­ U!lte of the F'Bl Nati onal Acad emy, Reeve s wa� in the police training bureau wh n he l�fl l he division : /iier v1ce. . afte r l� years P rev1 11usl�. _h� s�t u� and work· ed m the d1 11 1s1011 s_ crime labora­ tory,. �nd al olhe r limes served as hom m de sq1_1ad �e�gc�rit and a s head of the 1dcnt1f1catmn bureau. He lefl the rlivision because ol' a lung l'Ond ltion. After moving to Tucson, he srl up a � raini ng pro• gra� fo r Tucs�n . ?ohcc an� w.a s ret�1�ed m . .. c1v 1_l11m capacity as tramin g officer with capta_in rank. Reev�s was a_ �ast . �resid ent . of the 5?c 1 ely for Sci ent1f1c Detection of Crim e , a p asl masler of Columbus Lodge No. 30, F'&AM, and a charte r memher o f th e Ohio lnde ntificaUon Officers Assn. Surviving a re his wife, Dorothy, a son and rlaughtN in Tucson, and a Columbu1> daughter, Mrs. Shirle y Safreed. He is also survived by a brother , Eve relt. of Castalia, Ohio. Fun eral sf'nices and burial were held in Tucso n. II ADE LPH IA < U PI) - Frnm Old Poln l Com V to �he big ya�ds at St Louis and Chicago. the Pennfol't syl' v an�a Railroad wu 1dlf' today for the rirst time since 1 846_ The sh utdown of the mam moth carrier by 20,000 main te­ nanc_e _ men at 1 2: � l a m : e.d . t . , comp letely isolated some commun� lles from rail traffl.c and, directly or indirectly, affec ted the lives of some 30 nu lhon Amer ic ans. The ER;•tern Shor� of Mar>•l and Midi.el J, Quill, the fi•r wu . d eprived of lr;un �en1<'e and the slnk e dealt a blow In 1 1 .� sea• fo� and veg e tabl e centf'rs. i:-irst lo feel th e impad of the 5t r �ke by the 1'ranspor1 Workers Umo n we re the comm uter�. About 73,000 who use l'RR facditi e,. inclu ding 15,0(}(J helwce n New Yo:-k acd Washm!.:lon .inli 8,� bet�een New York �nd Philade lphia, were _ forced to find other ways of getting to work .., L�Yvrn, FNr•d · Indus� Steel from Pu_tsburgh, aut o mo. biles from Detroit and ('oal from the Pennsyl�anla mmes we re among the v1l&I c�rgoe! tarried by the Pe nn1ylva111a . fears of • · ed1a' tely arose III Jayons imm these a:eas •h�ul� the strik e agamst the g.ian t rail hne d rag on. j lud•r of the TranspOrt worJ ers Union, prHictect it will be . • l ong strlb. · · 11 ha� tak en l it yea rs to rlosr 1 down this system and it may r ake l 14 days to start 11 up· " he said In N ew York th e huge Pennsyl • vania Stati on took o n the appear• an{'e of an empty sh e ll. Insid e the statio n. that norl'fl ally ha ndl e s mor� tha n 200, 000 1rav eIers. an oceasional wand ere r p a s s e d through the concourse.his foot• steps ech o i ng ho llow ly. The st r i k e l'lirna xed a bil ler 1hree yea r dispu te· with th e TW U and lhf' A FL Sy,tem, Federa 1 ion · over work ing ru l es nd the "farm mg out" of repa ir :ork b th e PRR. Wages were nol an i;. sue. F'1 nal efforts to ave rt the strik e bro ke down a1: 1 1 :40 P. m. e .d.t Wedn esday night and al 1 2:01 a.m. th e main tenance m e n walked off th ei r jobs Jam es M. Symes, boa rd chair­ ma� or th e railroad, term ed th e strike •·catastrophic.' ' " ApPftrentty �. QuiU ••nh to to d-n in h istory -■ beint th• first to shut down the Penn1rlHnMI Railr'Nd In 1 14 ,.....,.. Sy"'" •id. "E"" th• prnide-nt of the UnltH States c;■nnot Miq. IM rail,... ek• cept in time of ••r. Mr. 0.,111 lff. ms to ,.. . , he c•n, in e,fhcf, M11, 1 me 1or r•1lr1141d with im,. punlty. " =- Services For Mr. Browning Are Saturday Funeral services f o r Paul Browning. Portland, will be held at two o'clock Saturday at the Portland Me thodl s! Church . Bu rial will be made by Ewing in the Browning cemetery at Portland. Mr. Browni ng was found dead in his bed ye aterday mornin g by neig_bbors. A rel.i red lock work er , he hved alon e. He was a member or a pioneer Portland family and is survived by two siste rs. Mrs. Lois Small, Columbus , and M rs. Ruth Fe il, Columbus; two broth. ers, Da\Oe, Colum bus and Dale of Joli e t, Ill. Frie nds may call at lhc Ewing Fu n eral Hom e until 1 1 a. m Satur­ day and from noon until lime of services a, th e cbu rch. . Mason Bond Sale Up $6,000 In July Over June BU LLETIN ROME UPI-A trio of Am♦ri can qi,rin..n,-Rty Norton, Dan Sime .and Frank Budd-reached the final of the Olympii. 1 00. meter dash today •Hhovgh •II thrN w.re buiten In the semi• fln,als. Norton, 22-rur-old lfl'ring �­ s•tion rrom Oatll•INl, Calif., and Sime-, • slx-foot.thr.. redhud from Durhem, N. C., flni1hed in • photo finish behind Armin , H,ary of GerrNny In the ,econd hut. Glenn D••i• ol. Columlk,1, Ohio 1 .. Hoped to ,an "'" 5 1 . 1 IKOnd "WicHry In the 400""'•r hurdle1. Funeral' Services For Mr. Rife Announced Fu n eral servlcea for Harlan R i fe . Dex ler, who died yeste rday at lhe University Hotpital in Columbus. will be held at t Wo o'clock Satu rday at the Nazarene Church at rt . Rock. Burial will be made in the Mt. Olive cemetery. Mr. Rife is au rviv ed by his wife, mother and two sons, Richard Lee and James Dale Rile. Fri e nd s ma}' call at the Strong and Son f uneral Home in Wilkesville until Friday / eve n ing whe n the remains will be tak e n to th e r esidence nea r Of':der. , United Stal es Savings Bonds sales in Maso n County showed an increase of approxi mately $6,000 in July o ver June 's tola l sales� ac­ c ordini to a rf'lease from Thomas 1-L Vand erford. stale dire ctor. In the month of June tptal sales amounted to $ l l .970 in Series E bonds. July's total for th e same type of bonds was $17,932. Total sa,i ngs bonds sales in W est \'lrginia for th e month of Jul y was $3.866.4&i. That indicat­ ed a drop of approximat e ly $80,000 from sales of July 1 959. West VirGinia sa vings bon ds sales for the first seve o month,11 or l !MJO are $153,36 1 o r O.IU % behlnd those of 1959. or this loss for 1 960, $82. 1 17 orc11n-ed i n the month of July. Four Patrol Cases Of In Court Fou r Ohio Slate Patrol cases were disposed or in county oourt today by Judge E. W. Peoples. M e lvin J. Dawson was fined $2() ;md costs for over length trailer; Stev en H . �blin, $10, and costs, u nsafe ve hicle; Larry W . Std­ ford, $10 a:1d costli, permitting an unlicensed operator to drive , and Joseph B. Chapman, $10 and costs, d efe�tive brakes. Di8 posed Sugar (Legislation) Failed To Sweeten Tempers Of Senatorsln Predawn Race To End Session WASH INGTON UPI - A dead- almo Rafa el Trujillo, loek ove r su,::ar legislati on blo cked But th e Senate voted 62 to 17 adjournmen1 of the 86th Congress to back Eisenhower's pl e a fo r un• e arly today amt leti campa 1gn •con- restriet«r authority. With all oth er obatacl es lo ad. scioue members frC'Uin,1t lo ge t away to the politit'.il wars. journment removed, Raylm rn .Efforts lo .adjourn lhi11 morning cooct uded that th e sugar situation collal).fied 1:11 3:37 a. m. e.d.t. when was too snarled lo permit any Speaker Sam Rayburn m-Tex.) p re -dawn agreement and orde red recessed the House u ntil noo n . the HOuse receu. Leaders were confide nt Congress The Sonate , uting on minor could quit this after noon or to- measllres, continued in session niJht. until 4:23 a. m., e.d.t., and then also Rayburn ' s adl o n followed Sen- recessed until noon. Bc£Qre th e 1ugat deadloc k de• ate re fusal \n aet:ept Ho use limitalions on PrE"s1<1ent E,senh o wer·s re- veloped, the Senate and House q ueat to cut a 322,000-t on "wind- polished off a batch of bills on fall" au gar mnrketing quota for the what th e lr lflcaders had hoped [ would be the I,.1t day or the Domlnica n fl('public. The House wanted to limit Ei• I poat-convenUon seNion. The lawmakera voted auch power senhowe r to usmg to give only after 1hf' Organiiation of Eiae nhower $65 million of th e $266 Ameriean Stales (OAS) h1 voked million In extra {oreljn aid [unds etonomic s anctions against the he called Yital for security, auDominican reg1ine of Generalia- thorind !lia 1600 mJWoo LI.tic I Am e rican aid program and approved a $MO million stop-gap housing bill. Wh e n the Senate revised the s ugar measure , Chairman Harold D. Cooley, D--N. C.) of the House tngrily Agriculture Committee !old Hf)u se leadel'8 the adminlstn• to lion proposal w11 duigned He topple the Trujillo regimt. said thia probably would rtsult in a CommurHat regim e in the Domi n ican Repu blic. Under the parliamentary situalion, unanimous conse nt waa re quired for lhe House to aettpt the Senate nvlsiona or send the l egia, lation to a senate-houae confer­ cnce committee to wort out • compromise. C�ley declu:_,d he was unwllling to participate in any compro­ mise ne1ollaliona "1t four o 'cli>a in the morning on a matter of aucb importance." ' �. . , I fHE DAILY SENTINEL ' Around And About Middleport Commentating Editori all y Facing lip To Fac:i,, Ever since the federal wage-hou r la\, \1 a� pas�cd, in the depression da�s. certain ',l' l v in� industries, retailing among them, h :i \·t• bl 't'II exempt. Senato r Hof'land led the f1ght fu r t he retail exemption w he n 11 was thrl'at­ encd i n 1 949 and was successful . And he i s leading th.it fight again. in opposin g proµo.., a ls which would bring reta i lrng w i t hin l ht' scope of the law. Senator Holland, needless to say, is 1101 against higher wages. Neither are legions u l other people who favor keeping the cxer11p­ tion intact. But they face up to an incsop­ able set of facts. One is t hat ret a i l i ng is a local business. which mus1 adapt itself 10 � idcly differrng By FIEDDII HOUDASH.31.1' Mik i- and Rusty Lt-e spent Fri­ a f ternoun with their grand p,u·tnh Mr. an1l �1rs. Ted R i ley, 1 l m a l n ee d s, c us i m s a n d s t a n da 1·ds A n C ! l l l · S r., of Cl ifton, w . Va, ll't of the bigges1 nation;ll chain must ... 1 1 1 1 Mrs John c . Vroman returned Tuesday l'"' ening rrom Cohornt• rn mnete at the lot� I level . .., lumb 11 s when· she ha d been H�•sting in l he care of }!er new A not her is 1 11a · - � '. :i i l ing has room for ma1 gin.ii and part - time workers, including 1 C'l% grandson. John Huward, ion ol Mr. and Mr� Jnh,1 Vroman. She reagers and hOl sewives, whoce value is linu \ t'd port:. t ha t tmlh moLh�r and son I f wages are a r1 1 1c1a 11 y I o �·ce d up t o w < 1crl' ;if\• U u 1 11 g fine. A fl Pullen <"ontmues to imt hey JJJSS t ha . value, retal 1ers will have n o at his home following a repru11· ta dw ire s,W P to reduce emp! .:iymenl of thi s 1 n·ul hrarl � ! lac-k. t 1 1 1 i ' lo the"rnaximum def;. ee. w A. G rct>nc returned home . . \ t·�t erday from 1 1olzer Hospital A not her is that elimination of the rel:l i l �·iwrt• h t underwent llurgery. He Is eXl'mptiun. like an increase in the minimum 1·eported to be recoYerlng nicely. !\f r ;ind Mrs, Albert Sparks of wage, would be inflaUonary. _ l l i..i)'llenville and Lilia Hawkins of Senator Holland deserves public as well as ( 'ol urnb us visited last Sunday with M iss Sylvia McMaster. legislalive support In his fight. _____ d/I) I -r- - I 0 st C olum bia Sen • Ke nn edyT0 Mak e Ma] 0r We News Of The Week Address In Chal'leston Se pt. 19 M,:, ::.,•; �,:.:::1 J:::�:;t: ; "'." - ' ' ' . - ' states to 11 l 1 l'n1I t hl' mcetin�. Among thosr t• ,q:,eded to at­ tend art> c;o1•f'rnor� DaYid Law­ ren<:e of l't>rm�yliillla and Bert Comb11 of Kl'r1 t 11rky. along with conereasmc11 ilnd m1rn1cipal, coun­ ty and oth1•r st:itt• offldals from lllete& with !l••i>n•�scd areas. "This t·o11h·rt'nt'l' will highlight the Demunatir J'arly 's 1960 cam­ paign In Wesl Viri,:inia , '' Barks­ dale said. "Sen. KP11111•dy frl'IS that West Virlgni11 is lttl' log1('11] rhoit•e for such a ro11frrt ' 1wr s 1 nc-e ii has been hit hardt·sl hy ll'dmological unemploymt•nt. · · hi· ron l inuetl. "In hi.� add n·lls, S,·n. Kennedy will outlhw what t he f">t'mocra1 i c Party propos1'.� 1 1 1 d o tu allPviate unemploy11w11I ;ind suffering in Amerira ' i dt>Prt•�scd :ireiis. "These pro1JJ1·ms uf poverty amid pJ,,nly ha1•1• been romplete­ ly ignored hy l he Republican Party,'' lfarks•lull' �ai1J "This 1·unfcrl'11t'l' 1s desi�ned to analyze !hc•�t• prnhlcms and point to approprialt' .�ululiuns - solu­ lion.11 whit"l1 S1•n Kt•r111Pcly and lhe Demorr11111· l'ar!y will right for ralher t h.111 ju�\ talk about. as do lht" H.epuhl1(·;111s,'' h1' added. Panl'I d1i..·11�s1ons 011 the prob­ l�m.� of di·pn·.�.wd <1rt"as will be !will duru 1� 1 h1· 11.iy Thi' confer­ ence will lw p,ill nrwd a fter the rrrent 1i ,. 111 1 1• mr1·ting in Des Moinrs, la . ,11 �- h 1 d1 the nalion's P I" < " urn1 Mr�. M a rshall K i ni:\' farm pr,,hl1•111� •vt·n• unalyied. Sen. n f 40!i lirnadwoy, ('olumbus, (;u , Kcllnecly ,1\�o s 111kp a! I hut confer1 Mrt· llllll0Unl'in11: l ht• birth of 1 w in enl'e. �f,I\S, Alll,(111'11 14, 1 000 In !hi' M.:.r1 1 1 1 Army Ho,q� t11I, f<'ort Hf)rminll, 1 ; :i Tht> y haw l)('en named .J1J1in Tu Sdrnol Blu�s Huvul, 3 lhH. 4 01.11 ond Dun I• Th1·111i- Of lluuce l.1 1,·h:id, 4 1 1111. a OZH. Sinrl' l1••• 1111�t•r!I'. will be heacl­ Tlw twius art• lh{! fi r!!II rhildrr-11 for I'. t' ( ' untl Mrs. King. The in1i: hul•k to �,·hool nex:t week, Jll()!hn 1� t h•• forrnt•r Peggy Roni'/ "Hurk To Sdwol Bl ues'' wJU be 11( Mas11u, W . Va. P 1-'. l ' . K i 11� is used us l lu- l lwm.- for this Sat­ ulso a formn r€'sidcnf or Mason urduy ' s 1111 1.�ulr 1lnnt'c party .11che1'11lern:1I i,:r1u11lpuenl1J are Mr. and 1luh•d 1u h•• h1•l!I nl the Middle­ M rA .Tam 1 •11 A King. Mafrrn11l por1 Park h11l'ik1•lhall rourl. It will µr11111l 1rnrenls on• M t . 1111d Mrs. he l lw fma1 m1tsiclt' e\'enl this ,l1Jl111 S. liond uml mat crn11l 1trt•11t year t,� Em1·N•s K1m11y Hysell i.:r·a1 1dfnt h1•r Is 8. ll. B<Jmt all nf and J.1•,m ,lurdm1, the Jays. A big pro�r11m 1s planned for M11snn teenag1•n Mrs . H11rnl I .� s1wnnln� an ex• Prnc·r1·1h will go lo the Middle­ lf'nrlNI v1sl1 wi1h the nrw parents por1 l .itlli• 1 .t•al(\11'. 11 11!1 lwr lwin l,!rnnclsom1. Sen ,John, F. K1m11edy will re­ l u r 11 to West V1rginu1 on Sept. I Q tu <lt•liYer a major compaign addrf':-s in charll'ston al a national cm1 rt•r1·nr·(' 'on !hr problem� of dt!· pn's�l'd areas T h (• l ><'mocral ir Presidential n11r1 1np1• will spe11k that night in ( ' ha rh•s1on 's fiv fr Cenler afler an all-dt1y meeting of publir officials from at IPusi sl•ven states. A nnounrement5 of Sen. Ken­ n1•dy' s 111111P11ran<'f' and uf plans for 1 111• national c-onrerences were madC' hPrl' rrutay by A. S. Barks, dalP .Ir , sllltl' campaign manager for t hf' Dt> rnurralir Party! Barks1lali• aml other party lead­ ers rr1nrned t h is wct'k from Wush­ itlj,tlo11 wl1nt• t hey discuHed plans for Hw mnfnt-nr(' wilh Sen. Ken111•1Jy ·.� Slaff 1 1 S "ii·n J1•nni11gs Randolph II) W Va ) 11 nd Wal ly Barron, l lt•m(wru 1 1 (· nindidute for Govern• ur, w i l l snY1• U!I hu!!ts for \lie con­ fn,·rirt· ' l'ht•}' will invih· puhlk otridals rrnm K1•n1 u(·ky. Ohio. l'lc'n nsy lvan­ i ;i, ln tl1;i1111, /lllr1oi8, Vir1:inl11, Wt•sl V1q:u1111 an� possibly otht>r " 1'wins Born ln Georgia -' '' ' n�,·k ' • C •·•' • -·- ·- /' DAILY, t. Doc• feel G, Hap-N 1L Jextemal I .- ' ISI.Come ...u.,out tnto mw I 1S. To rebel 16. Chalni of inoun talll pea.Jc• I I 11. su,1e 1 ST. mr111una (.,ym.) I !I. Hart.a 11. Part ''lo 1w' of \ 11. llnooua, torecl ' ::M,l'loJO 28. -tle<II IO. J'latbara , ol o-da 81, 0lrl'f ,_ 11. Prlllw'• ..- ) "·­ Uon (eJIDI) Ill � ......-.... r,.zx- uon •- Bu1'1 tor "·•-i. "- - j "- � l ...... ,. IIDWII . . -� . .. . _ ...,_ .... .. ... . .. with a Stanley party et her homr Wednesday evt!ning. Guest hosh'ss was Mrs. l::mma l hirrison o f < :,1 11 1 pol is, Ohio. Hefreshmenti w(•rf' served to: M r s. L1·sley Roush. �a11('Y Roush, Mrs. Marvin Roush uf Nf' w l l avcn. Mrs. Lizzie Strwart, Mrs. Harvey Van Metre, M rs l .u cille Stewart, Mrs. Marti n a V;in M a trc, Mrs. Phyllis llargr;1 1 1•, . Mrs. Leah Vun Malre, M ris 1 ."ra A n n lhtssell, Mrs. Jane Joh n.� on. Mrs, J<Jy F'oreman, Mh. l.11,·1l ll' OhlingPr, Mike Ohlinger. M a ry Van MHtrr, Shelia Hussl.' 1 1 . M r .... l l a rri..,on and Mr. and Mr� I J011• u.ld Hu!!sdl. Mrt. Addlf' Piltman of T◄ilt•ilo, Ohio .,p<' nl St1veral days l:ifit Wl'l'k with Mr. and Mrs, Homer Juhn­ son. Mrs. Pil1 man visilcd nvl'rul relulivci:; und friends ht!re and at Pl. PlcaimnL during her s l a y lu·r1· M r . 1r nd Mrs. Cl11ylon Hu i;.,i· I I and 1 1.irvcy Husse l l ha vt- r('t urnn! home artcr a twu week visll with Bobb)' UUINell 11nd farnily 01 All i 11114.' e, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs . .lames ( ' u rpt·nll'r were in C!ncinnall, Oh10 , Thunula y o n business. . ., M r . and Mrs. Carl R. Stt·wur! and 11011 of MidtllcJ>()rt , Ohw s 1 wnt Sunday wilb Ids hrnthPr Mr and Mrs. Ted S!ewurl. Mr. und M rs. l lomc1· .lol1ns1111 spent 1111 duy Sat urday a t t h1• Ohm slute fair In Culumhu!! M rs. Emma Hickanl and J,;ra1111duu&:htt!r Burbura Sui!�� �f •f!J'IJ: . ton spent II day IRst �.;\ 'Gli Mrs. Gwen Humg11rner. Hulph Johmmn of Denver. ('olor­ odo visited his 1rnrents Mr. ,11HI M rs. George .Joh nson and othN rel­ atives here 1881 week. Mr. and M rs. Johrison ac1·ompanit'd t h,· i r son homr 1 u Ocm·t·r for ll l l rndef­ inate visit. Mr. und Mrs. Dan11 Johnson or M11son returned home with him alsu. Phyllis JunC' und Dee Ann John­ son ur M1111(')t1 uni spending st'vrrai' days with Mr. and Mrs. nnn .Johu• son and Donnie while t h l•lr par enls Mr. and Mrs. Dana .lohn�on ore in Denver, Culurado. Mr. nnd Mrs. C:erahl .luh11son and Duane of Mason wr-n• Sunday dinner guest or his pnrl'n!s Mr. and Mrs·. l lomer Johnson . Mrs. Edgar Abbott anrl family or Pomero)' Ylalted Mr. and l\1rs. Lester rorernan Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, DoT\uld ll11ss1•II. Sholiu Ru11sell, Mrs. Cla}'lon Hus­ sell, Mrs. Marvin Rou1h, l 'oo111t•. Bobby and Keith, Mrs. I .1•slt•r Ro U!ih, Nanl'y P.nd David h11ct pir nic d i nner at the 4-11 grounds al South Side Sunday. • Penny and Joey Dickens of l't. Ple:lsant are vlsltln& thl'ir gra nrl• parents Mr. and Mrs. Lon Owk1•ns. Mason Scouts Hold Campout Near Letart I Boy Seoul Troop 21J3 of �hmm spenl 11111 weekend on a t•ampout In the West Creek woods nt'ar Le­ tart. • While at their campsltf', t hl' hoy1 held 1 11ummer ol .v mplrs which consilted or such ev1•nts as wro1tl111i, racing, hammer throw, ht.11h jumping, shot pu t 1 , an<I bro1d jumping. Attending were Larry Burns, Shelby Parrott, Mlke Redman, Charlea Ander1mn, Leland Smi!h . and two vi.�ltors, Dennis and David Tulloh. t>ennlt TuUoh, troop out doors­ man, accompanied the croup. The troop me-mbe rs cxpressrd thPir lhan'kl to Oris Llevlng of l .clart, R. D. 1, for the use of the camp, site. To Hold Pknir AH CIJu of the M t . l\forlah Hnp­ li1t Church School will lll('el thiM evenln1 l l the Midrllooort Rm1rl1ide Parll: Cor their annual pkni<". Mr anil Mrs. John Brickles re­ tunwd home Tuesday from Co­ Jumbu� where lh@y visited with t h t•1r daughter and fr1,mily, Mr. and Mrs. ( ; ale Hysell and dattght�1' �rid also at tended the State F81r, Mrs. J.imes Arnold and daugh­ ter . Judy were in Cincinnati re1·(• n 1 ] y whl!re they visited wtth �r. and M rs. James Arnold, Jr., end (]:n1ghter Whil!! they were there Mr Arnold had a tonsille<"tomy in t ht; Jewish llospital. Cha rl('S Burddte is in Hunting• ion, w. Vil. on business this week. Mr. ,md Mr.11. William D. Lee and sons were Sunday dinner 1:u1•sls of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley, ...;r. (}r Clifton, W . Va. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Woodgerd and daughter Marianne were in t "olumhu.s Tuesday to make ar­ rangements for Marianne's en • lrnnce in Buslness School next WCl'k. ttev. und Mrs. Clyde J. Bart­ l1·tt hove returned from a vaca• Hon trip in Southern west Vlrgin­ i,, where lhey visittid with rela1 ivei; and friends. They also visited u1 the Webster Springs, Mrs. C. E. Burdette and son, Charles visikd in Leon, W, Va. with relatives lllil Sunday. Mr. und Mrs. Denver Rice and �on. Hilly and M_r. and Mrs. (:curgc DcWecse of Athens vltlted !:isl wceke11d in W inchester, Va. with relatives. Mr. und Mrs. Charlea Vroman and son , Mark al lended the Stale J,'uir M o nduy end visited with M r. ancl M rs. John Vroms11 a11d son, ,lohn l io1¥rd. Jamt•s IJ\rnold returned' lo his employmrnt at White Sulphur Springs after spending two weeks · 1y. He va('ulion here with hi1 IK emr,lot1>d ai' a Sup� lt!ndent mi Construrlion work tJei & done nt the Green Brier Hotel. M iss Shirley c..;ilkey and M iss Carolyn BAchtel of Minersville went to Cindnnali thi!I week where they are both attend ing the ( iod's Bible School this year. Mr. and Mr:t. Emerson Jone9 visit<'fl laal Sunday in Nitro, W. Va. with rrlaliV('�. Little Chats On Public Notice WHAT IS A N IWSPAPIIU There are 1 1mes when what looks like II newspaper may not qualify as such for legal purposes I n many places there are what arc known as ''shoppus" or "throwaways." The)' contain more m· ](!SS new.�. they serve a pur­ pose, but. their primary purpOBe is advcrti.11ing, Stn·h p1.1blicaliona are userul and many or ,1them heve been in 1·Kislence for years. Some of them make a rine appearance. But It l1 significant that they cannot qui­ Hfy for second clns entry under the postal laws. Thl11 ls becauH they do not come wiU1in the def­ inition of a bon■ fide new■paper under the re■uletlona. Then again there are 1peclal interest newspapen wbieh, with• in their limit1, abo aerve uae­ h1l purpose,, Tbeae may bf fr• tt-rn11l or rellelous tn nature or may have to do with a ■pecific, lrade, businea■, induatey or pro­ fession, Bul in the very ereat m1Jorlty or c111e1 the thou11nd1 ol 1tate laws governtnc public notice1, • or legal advertlsins, 1peclfy th1 u■e nf hon• fide new1paper1 of p aid gen�ral circulation In th• c:ont­ nmnlty for 11uch purpoae1. T�ll is becauae such PIJ>eN UIUll· ly given maximum toverag;e, 4;lr­ t:ulate throUilhout the community RITUIN PROM VIIIT '.'drs. ·Josep tl Beegle, dau�te Shirley, and Mn. Don Wolf• 111d dsuehter, Janice, 11eturned trom a \'acatlon In Bordentowni · N., .I, , where the>" vlaited Mr. and �n. Larry Morrl1on and at .\&bury Pill and l"t. Monmouth, N, I;, w!ltre they Visited Mn. J1ee1le'1 IIUft, "Buu," who ls receivln& hi• army lrainina; at the latter ln1t1Ua4on , Mrs,, MorrilKln returned to Rlldne 11•ith the traveler■. Goal TO IINDYILLE R�KIT ll!tl!�. Mn. Oertrude Buller spent the EGLIN Am FQllCll .,.,.,,,, week In Rendville, Ohio, where she i repreaented the Fir1t Baptist Fla_ (UPI) - An A�rbbee Nteet>ioll Church of Rutland ln Its 1 281h llt'S· rCK:kel fired 300 miles over tlf, tlon of Providerin Mi111ionary As- Gulf of MfiKlCO Wednesday �·� cast I mes111e to �lnta 11! Cotit..-. 1ocl1tlon held with the Fir.!lt ,Rap­ tltl Church, endln, Sund,111y. She re­ rado Ohio, Flotlda and to plane.a nv1n'1 -11 JO.IIQQ ffll, - ' .. lume(I Sunday •venlq. 0 _ Sept _ 1 , 1 900 -1 1 2- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mi ddleport , � Lookl.ing A.head On �-Food-:-:-:-- -milted to u ( l\arleston, W. Va. -------hosipt11l. I ,Mrs. Ouur Babcock ■nd R-11)' The Markets Long.Bllttom News Of Week LET'S GO SHOPPING hod P.,n, 1· JA,il li� JI. u•lsfil� � s ll'vant CnminJ Ill - 9'•· 1 • �-ur lil!tf, ..-■fhfj, 1r.peo, peara, ap- JI� J � •1"•· d �� �:u:� lr:1i: ilh l�ppl lM ,.��!� �:� Joc•�fl w1ft ··p�m•or a SO('lal News RepQrtcd By MArth■ t,tol,lnger -�, ab, 'eil plun1i• will JyJpo,. ,or IP lllJi!Pbert in Lile Thr annual picnk of the Eden a �M•Jil 1\+pplle1 ol lreib f!Bw JJave� Par� 1,'� ur!d 11 y even L' B C h tirch S1.1nd ay School!' was •t Iii'- held at ForkC<l Ruh Lake. AUJ. 2B. A l lcndmg were Rev. a11d Mn. El• den Blake, Mr. and M:r!l. Alvin I Reed, Maxine, Bobbie, Dennis, 411 i�,i !!f'U I l wll� be held and Da.Vt!)' Reed, Mr and lbe phft�p eJ � i1t Ch 4 rch on Gary Mrs. Elde n Blak e, Shei la. l{k k 1 •y, tvejtln1 at.rt lhi at 6 p. m. Rand S y and Jewe l Ann Blak e, Mr . !!fflf fflt�e it, P,le and and �rs. R @x Bl.llke. Mr.' .a nd M �s •�'9 will lie tpld , M ike l{erwin, Mr. and Mrs. Sol (l 1 g ley son, Eddie, Mr. and Mrs '00hr . hit, 2 h� �ell: • &'P.rlrl'ft Metho<lisl mun Recd and Kippy Reed, Mr. and ��h, c' crHfn '°fl•\. 6 p. � · Mrs. Ray Weaver amJ d.iughll'r s. J bo effla � fee, cteam, cake , pie, Mr. and Mrs. Marvln Reed, Stevu• Co'Uee and pop. and Kreig Reed, Mr. and Mrli. Ro· · bert Murrey, Brenda and Pam Mur­ lopt. ' rey, Mr. and Mrs. Win flolsinger, �� meetlnl of tl)e Mother's Ronny, Janet, ,Brenda, Patty, Doug­ Auxiliary of Boy Scout Troop 245 las Holsinger, Mr. and Mrs. R"y which w■a originally ached1.1led for Adams, Marylene Adams, Mrs last niCht was postponed until nc'<t Fannie Johnson, M iss LUC)' Chl'Vl'­ Friday ev�ning. her, Lana Chevelier, Mrs. Fairy An ice cream social will be spon• Barringer and chihlren, Mrs. Sue .�ored br thl' lfo mcbuildcrs Class at John!lon, W}'att Johnson, Mr. and the S11Uon Mi•t hodist Chnr('h on Mrs. Cliffurd Rockhold, J3onni< ' 1he Rat·indlashan !load al 7 p. rn . and Connie Rockhold, Mrs. Gla(tys Srnilh, Mrs. Martine Rock hold, Hay­ Alumni Foolball game, belw('en mond Heed. Florence Ht!cd, Frank Midllleµort and Pomt!rOy ex-stars, Reed, Mabel Reed, Ralph Heed, slartine: at 7 : 30 p. m., pro('eeds Mrs. Virglnia H,1al!llton, Emma. no­ to the athletic booster funds. bcrta, Doris and David V.tn Meter. Sept. 4 George Curtis, Mrs. Hose C'hevelier The 32nd annual reunion of lhe Sonua Adams, Mr. ;rnd Mrs, Victor Zuapan Cla11 at the Rising Sun Chevelier and daughter, nilly Park, L;mc�ster, Sunday, Sept �­ Smith, Connie Hayman, Nyoka Bu­ Fl@Jd event sponsored by Mt!1gs chanan, Howard and Junior Harher. Motorcycle Club slarting at 1 P m. "il{r. and Mn;. Long and ch ildr-£!n, on t he centerfield al !ht• Ruck Grt:enfield spent u rcw dllys wilh Springs Fair Grounds St111day. M r. and M rs. Elden Blake J r. and The annual Long ,Bottom Cum l' hildrcn. munily lfomecomlng. Program and A hridal shower was held at l h 1· basket dinner. Everyone is we] . c·ommunit)' Hall for Miss Maxine come. Rel'tJ. She receive11 many useful gifts from the largc group alt('nd­ -· 5 ing_ Hostesses were her sisters �Jl<1 Wiener J'Ofilt a t the pnrk. all sisters-in-law, Mrs. Howard Smlth. Middleport Little Leaguers, Pee­ Mrs. Ray Weaver, Mrs. Ma urirl' Wee Leaguer,, Pony Leaguers, Heed, }!rs. Oohrl(Jan Rel•d al!d Mrs. high school leaa;uers, trophy pre­ M arvin Heed. sentations, startin& .al 5 p. m. Mrs:. Donald Buchanan and Mock Wedding al Syr11.cusc Grade daugh!ii r and ·.-.1 rs. Ethel Grimtn of School. SponsoreJ. by Syracuse and Toronto arc spending a wh ile with Racint> Firemen with Racine rast. relatives here. 8 p. m. Adn'lisslon, aduts 50c, stu­ Mr. and :virs. F'rank Barber spenl dents 25c. a day wilh their daughter, Hatel, in Belpre. Mrs. ElYa Rood of 'l'oron1o 5pcn1 t he weC'k end with lriendi:;_ Berlin Co1n111ies Op4•n Mrs. Mina Pickens s1>ent Mon· TouKher Line To West day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. BEllLIN (UPI) - Communist RobC'rt Van Meter anti fa mily. East Germany toda)' rcpudiateil Raymon1l Holsinger i:;penl Mon­ fout·-power agreements givinl:!: the da)' arternoon w i t h M-r. and Mrs. West free acce■e to West Berlin Alva Holsinger. end continued l lihtening its re­ M artha Holsing('r and Emma struction, on trarfic to lhP isolal­ V a n Meter ,•isited Mr. and Mrs. ,e d city, despite a sharp Allied Rex Blake of J-Iockinxport. protest. A wiener roasl was held al 1 he The claim that the four power 1'"'orked Run Slate Park for lhe compac:U were nuU and voi� wa5 Junior Class of the Eden Sunday in ade by Deputy Forel.?11 M inister School. Mrs. Helen Blake is the Otto Winzer, who malntained !h at teacher. Ronnie Holsinger anti Commt1nl1t Germany was a SOY· Shelia Blake won the s?ck r�cc s. . erel&i:n state, not bound by lt>gal Robert Von Meter lS pamtlng obUgaUons contracted by the So­ t h e home of �{r. and Mrs. James vlet Union. Carter in Long Bottom. -----,-:--::VOTE RITIJtlMINT PAY WASHINGTON (UPl)-Congress has voted to pay FBI Direetor J. Ed &ar Hoover his rull salary a fter he �etirt.!I. n 1hrlmp, 1t41lloP1, •"d 6:'9 o clock. S,pt. J , fthpnlentt wJl be terved. 'jµq,_ i�l<tJer and Hl)Oked 111•�1! f �- lno11 ptom mJ, _ r•t111. •m Hen lt•ma II �,. . \"Ind•. ••�.,,,,11, ffl, ;;un�'r• thl, -:eekeh�. Qffl• � 9 nlu11 wllt col c;��. ia>!li t¥ llid blOO�. fQ �1)1'1", �- l'lfi l}I J>t,11 b�f• lh ffrw,ir;, ; r.:•1r�:Pl/·PH• t��)' ·i ,I ,n, IP plf I be eatµled nl 11; - food markela. Allhou � ••II' hut lncre11ed ln pric�, th' eohttcue to be a:ood v1Iuea. a..t Pl'9duce up Jl,1t buy, ■t produee ' tedlon, will be cabb111e, corn, cucurnbe;1 eliplant, peppers, eattern pdtl, toe,. tom1toe1, and nearby celery aad onions. Th� .11ood b11ys will be beirns, beets, broccoli, carrots, caullflower, endive, escarole, le1tuce, mushrooms, okra, field peas e. t�� Cte•tp, Candy Sale Safety Club To Conduct The Mason Unit o f lhe ,ff ARMAS Jr. Sa(ely Club I• conduct ing a candy sale of "Old Fashioned Butler-:Bits." The c11n<ly come11 in a wlde ,·nnety of assorted colorful canister s. The price or the cand)' is $ 1 per can 1rn<I money from this sale will go into the club's Chrl1trnas pro{ecl fund to furnish lrt'rats for thf' . "to\vll kiddies at Christmas l ime. The Hulford Unit · ol lllhe iafety Club has ttomporarily dlsbiltnded due to thr ahser'lr'e of their 1>irec­ tor Harry Heil mire who lert two months ago (or n,hode lalond, Conn. wherl' ht- had temporary employmrnt. The Muon Unit ha5 continut'11 in operation under the guldant(• of the Assistant Director Mrs. Thcl1nu Sityre. L..ist year the Hartford Uni.I furnished ireats for the kiddies or Hartford vicinity. This y 1'11r the M11t1on Unit will endeavor lo tu.kc <•ert> ot the klddles of Mason and vicinity. The l31h birthday of Alan Sayre, son or Mr. and Mri,. Hoyt Sa)'re, Jr. was celebrated at a recent meetin; of the cluh. The tables were decoralecl in ptnk and yellow and ravors WNI' parasols and balloonl'I . Alter a period of gomea, the honor auest opent!cl his girts and then refresh menls of lndividutil lighl'ed cakes with ire cream and kool aid were .11erved to: Kathy � l uddleaton, Marilyn Hu cldleston, ray Johnson, Susie ,l ohnaon, Linda Casto, Jerry Burns, James Russel l . Mike, Brewer, '.SCaren Brewer, Marcy Ru119ell, Diana Reed, Susie Cundiff, Mary A � n Cundiff, Charles Johnson, Shed• John1on, Stevie Garret, Mrs. t,oulse Cundlff, Mr. and Mn .Henry Reltmire , Jr., Mr. and Mn. Hoyt Sayre, Jr., and ll\e honored 1ue■t. Sendin& a 1m but unable to at­ Lend was R.1nd1II Glbba of M 11on. DBV8Tl:D TO INTERESTi Alan •hio received a new bicycle, OF .111108-IIIAIION AREA· 1 &!ft fronr hla 1rand·par1nll, Hen. ......... ., _ _11ahor I')' and Lillian Rrdtmi re, Mason. ■tl ....,. .,.,,,.... " !1111 8un4'i bJ <)!Ito v.u. HOLllt. HOSP ITAL hW.alt"11 CQmpau et 110 1,1, Admlaaiona, Aug. 30: Mrt. Ray­ 4im.1 SL, P.cznero,. Obto. I� mond Ellis Donohue, Harri10nville .a oftict p)lone WY2�1&6, tdllOI Charles Euaene Stewart, Rutland: Ill ofll,a ohone ,W\'1-2157. Mr,. John Roaer Epple, Cheater; ..... . IK'ODtl ct,u m.lHn. Frill Bude, Pomeruy, mitts 1t th poa1; offlc. at Po• Oi1ch1r1es, A111uat 30: Mr■. Qlll0, Lawrence BOiler, Mrs. Nellle Price, �•tloml abwt.ldni npreaen� Mn , J'ohn Brown, MIii Mildred 1.., -laoR'IUlr.111111. tte-. "" Brown, Mra. Stella 'M'.ohr, John -1111 A..._ N•• Y.... CH.­ W11ham , Mra. R . .J, Chambers, Karl f{!W Yon. , ftey. John Caudill, Gntiory Shar­ SUblcriDtiO'D rl11'1!1t .)911� hr der, Kelly Winebrenner, Paul IUTlar wbe1a Hlllll\lt, II> cu.1 OM ,.... In adYlnct 1111 Rtrlney, M iss Franel1 Brown. T)'na■ Hou■e . Mn. Gene O>bb. Mn. Mar• llio lliQr Muul ollloe, 11a_,. ir:'" .. lJm. ....... � 111\,bffll vln McLain. ev.V Blrlhs, Auu:. 30: a .■an \o Mr. and :· flM , _ .._ _ 111all: Ila J.JQ. Raymond -E.. Qfl�\H!, Hll'?I• do • b ,atfvW.: A d■ ui!tl<r to Mr. ind -i�. it· "' Mn. �ohn Roter Epple, Chttter. I B ECKY'S Middleport ' Try warming net,Lral fall colors with 11\e glow of new textures and designs. Come In - See Ou, New Fall J1Wt11lry B. - H. SAM BORtil . -·•�; 'OPTOM-ETRIST MIDDLEPORT JEWELER MILL STREll'T "°"• \ DON'T, IE LEFT .EHIND WHIM - JCHOOLJTA!ITI I"°'-- • IPlb •�.1 - 1'11Ut: Ready-Mix ���nc;re!• I .$11� Youf' $a1H Slips L O O K, n• ,...,. ' "-!•i.,.ni'it ir.. ... � - I • Use Our Lay-A,Way Jewelry Spnrks The • • • Dlfferenee _ In Your Fashion Tin: DAllY ' SENTINEL 1'11Wlali For Winter I 4 1 SELF-SERVICE MARKET or •� ' - - ahead! SlopforInq�ck , . ., ,_ .' . . �-· I BANNER OLEO - - · · - · - · - · · - - 6 lbs. $1.00 Piece or Sliced LONGHORN CHEESE POfflD MEAT - - - - · · - C H A R C O A L - · - - - - - - - - - - - S lb. bag 45c SOFT GOODS HEALTH and BEAUTY AIDS Markin's Food Market BUTLANll, 011 10 ttUM& !&. ,. I Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Archer at i their borne on the Rutland Road ohserved their 66th wedding an­ niversary last Frida)' Aulal. 26th. 'l'hey received man v. rarrls ancl re­ """"1bra11ces from friends and ret. atives. Observe Anniversnry WHOLE or • Bill Hack.et! ' & birthday wu celt• hnted during the evenln1 11 lua Daily Senttnel Pomeroy-M tddleport , 0-, Sept. 1, 1960---3 mother, lln. Georee K■cketl, Jr. Mr,. O<wothy H ud"ri o f Colum- .1r1d family of CetbnlUe spent ROME (UPll The medal atr ved Lhe boy1 ;r nd paren u tr am ,tandin,:1 in tht 1990 Olympics at I he cal':e �au11fully dttorated bu■ ,pent th t' wet k end with her WedneMlay with Mr. ind Mn. lhe end or Wednesday ' • competi• w i th Lhe bueball and bat motif. I p.irenta Mr . _ind Mrs Homer Ctr- Homer Circle and lamil)'. lion Gold for flnl, iilver for I The All-Starli play Labor Day at cIe and f1m1 tY Rita Clrcle apent Monday eve• �yr .. cu1l' .igaiQst ttal'Lne tor theu Mr_ a nd Mu. Arnold Thordson ning with M■rxaret Ann Carleton, second ;md bronu for third I Country Gold sn....,. lronu ,e co nd lou rnamrnt title this sea• 6 ion. Ruuia 9 4 I taly 2 5 1 Un ited State , 4 7 • 2 0 4 Auatrslia Ge<mony 3 3 D Hungary 2 5 3 T ur..ey • · ••• - · · · 3 (I 8 y a.tty Cari.ton O Mr ilnd MrL Dean Brlilir and 1 Romania • • • • . • 1 2 Bulgaria . . . _ _ . _ 1 I 1 Hil ly Carleton accompa11 ;ed MrO 2 an d !tlrs H11)' man Barn11a: ■nd Great Britain . . 1 o S••d• - - - - - - - - 1 2 grrndrlaug hter Carol Ann of Pomt ern) !o Someutt Sunday w here Denmark . • . . . I o Ho!Jand _ _ . . . . . o 1 2 they BJJf.!Ilt the day With llr. and o 2 o M rs Everett ours and family. Japan Mr. and Mrs. George Circle and Poland . . . . o 2 1 Belgium , _ . 1 I 1 f a mily and Mr. and M rs. Jame& o u. A. R. . . 1 o O C 1 rde and 1011 were .Junday guests Yugoslavia . . . . o 1 o of �n. Mary Circle and JOn, MeJ . Braiil . O O 1 v rn Mt•lvin Circle of Columbu11 is Mexico . . , 1 o O • New Store Czechoslovak.fa o 1 spendrng the week with hu mother O • Wide Aililes 1 Mrs Mary Iran Circle. O o France O O l e completdy Air.Conditioned l>onna Circle left Sunday for • New, Modern Equlpmenl DoYn aft@r spending the past Wf'C'k wi1h her parents, Mr. and • Top QWllily Food• and Meats M r� Homer Circle and ramily_ She 1 wa� 1tTompanied there by Willie H 1dt>nour or Upper Sandusky who spt·nl Sunday with the Urcle fam• ily M r llomer Circle and Donna ispent Tuea<l ily evening with Mr. ;ind Mr5 Jlelmar Hamm and fam­ ily A gala affair w.ts held on the FJorenc-c C i rcle and Sue spent PEARL & LOCUST MIDDLEPORT basketb11II CO\.ll'I at the Municipal Sunday w i t h Mr. aod Mrs. James Park Monday night. The Middle­ Pa l l rrson or Columbus. Sue re­ Phone WY-2-2736 port Little Leagu·� All-Stars and mamed for a longer visit with her their parents held a wiener roast SISier. under the lights ilfter winning Mr and Mrs. Robert WatliOn of their second game of the S.',racuse Atht>m �1s1ted Mr. and Mrs. Edson Tournament, 4-3 over New Haven. Housh this week. The Middleport team was behind Mr and M rs. Homer Circle and all 1ht way until the bottom or the fam i lr and Wavie . Circle spen1 sixth inning 11nd then rallied .and Thursday evening with Mrs. Mary won which put them in I jubilant C i rcle spirit for the party afterwards. / JUDGEMENT AWARDED Nice girts of winter jackets were A judgement in the amount of ' pre1ented to Woody Call, manager, and Owen Bratton, hi, auisl11nl. $4 1 7 .30 and interest amounting Mr. Chesler Tannehill made the to S4ll.34 was retu�ned ye,iterday r presentation and thanked the man­ by .J udge John C. Bacon in com• agen for their fine work with the mon pleas eour1 in ravor of Emmel • • Shuler P! �1 Yersus Charles Wisc. boys. Medal Standings ioc iety Events New Building I Party Given For All-Star Team At Town Park b e tter values BA K E R'S SUPER MARKET =�==-- - I ! HOT .-DOG . HAMBURGER. ! HALF B.A.R-B -Q flfPA Special • 1 • To The Many People Who Made Our Anniversa ry Sale A Huge Sur,ess SPECIAL THANKS I S P A R E R·I B S 3 lbs. $1 .00 or To The Businesses and Friends The Area Who Helped ll'atrla Next Week's Sentinel __f' __ __M __ or .._e .a. _'_ S;..pecl _ _ _a _l_ P _ nre __•__ Waid Cross' Sons SANDWICH ! Let's Have A Bar-B-Q LEAN and MEATY I I SLICED BOILED HAM 89c lb. - - - - COUPON - --- - - - - - • - - - --FOOD -- - -MART I 50 FREE S&H GREEN STAMPS lb. CUBE : WITH EACH I POUND s j 99,..• l •- - - - - - -T-E A-K- - - - - - - - - SUCED BOLOGNA 3 lbs. $1 .00 GROUND BEEF MINUTE STEAKS lb. 69c LEAN Bananas 2 lbs. $1.00 GOLDEN RIPE 1(0,,Ul·HJ-t;A'I' - - - 10� lb. HAD HAM SALAD lb. 79c lb. 49c HAMS · •-le .sr11-1 Sperials 50 lb. Un<l8881fled POTATOES $1.19 SHANK - • To toe Size Pencil Tablets 4 for 25,. CENTER CUT BAU POINT PENS · · · 1 0c PENCILS, good grade - - - - - - - - · · - - 1 0 for 25c . P ORK C H O P S_ 79c lb. PURE LARD 25-lb. can $3.95 Nam�Frame I • • MI LK SLICED EN RICHED ROLLS AT YOU R FAVOR ITE- GROCE RY_ STORE OR SUPERMA�K E T ,f.t lg. pkg. 25¢ 3 for l5c I Oc FILLERS Adds so much more to Otttdoor Fun ! ' NOTEBOOK FI LLERS Serve 'em all on a·Heiner's Bun­ I IN RACINE, OHIO MON EY SAVERS H It's 81ck To School A.. ln 1w:on•, S.ys, "For School Lunche1" Let'1, Ha�• d Beer & WIM curyoul We're Ready To Serve You I n Our SMOKED HAMS 43c lb. 1 Announcement! C ar m el THAN K YO U 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. S UGAR ' \ 1 1 1 '11 3 oz. can 1 0c Labor Day &ven1np W 7:SO p.m. • ' l'CP lb. 45c ORDER SIGNS REMOVED MONTGOMERY, Ala. /UPI) 1'he rederal Bureau or Roads or­ dered the state of Alabama Wed­ ' nesday to remove Ku Klux Klan signs from the rights or way I along federal highways in the state. Gov. John Patterson demanded lhe bureau cite its aulh.orily tor the order and c11lled ii "just an­ other example of federal in1erfer­ ence." OPEN 5 lb. 59c 10 lb. $1 .1 7 25 lb. $2.95 •1 - - - - - lb. 49c Armour's POME ROY GROUND am 2 lbs. $1 .00 . 9round to fint-plaoe R1i1ul1 I n th• 1,1nofflcial •�am nee. lu.. •I.a 1-d• wilh 1'51/:1 point, and the United 5tatH I, '""nd with 1 1 0. , Russia'a women track .,1nd held s!an were favored lo wm two o f the ei&ht championships up for dedsion tod■J. . The ravored U. S. Olym p ic baa• kelbaU team met Y ugoslavi a in its fi nt eai:n� In the_ semifina l pool compet1t1oc, starl l ng at 5:30 p. m., t>.d.l. Thom■- Rat� Stu>�ln ThomH , who holds the world high jum p record or seven reet, Bucktye Brand PURE CANE !All!Jf'ff•.,_ I H oliday Specials 5 lbs. $1.00 FOIJ YO\fR �U!LDl�Q ��,P,S! - ROME (UPI) - John Thomaa of Bo1ton, the world hlth Jump record-llolder was expected to lead a 1 -2-3 American sweep In his specJ11ty tod1)' but U, S. 1printera laced tough cornpetltlon for their gold medal rrorri I German and a Canadian. Guy Tobian of the Univer1it}' of Southern California and Robert Webster ot the Univer■ity of Michigan also were favored lo co ntinue their 1dv1nce In the men's platform divin& competition. Dfl plt♦ KorlnR In flvti ...,_,,,, on W�nesday, the u. S. Iott OLEO ., lie 5 5 SIMONS Mr,_ - COATS and COAT SETS • • LAS VEGAS (UPI) - Sheriff 's deputies Wednesday drrested Los Angele11 bus driver Edward E. t'.;aton on charges he too k part in the $7 .000 robbery of the Los Angele11 Metropolitan Transit Au­ thority. Tr1I 1!11d1ana11 aml family of C ' l u rksbur�. W. Va. railed on Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lawrence, Osie llaiky. Akron, Ohio is vis­ iting wilh Mr. and M r&. Bill Swain. Mr nnd Mrs. Davi d Smith, Pllt an,j,4)l,id �•rJl'•n flllller 11r1d' �1('\r,: a��'\i�HI· ftte Jltger Creek picnic at. Chcs�ire, 0., Sat• urday. Eugene German spent the week r•n d al his home here with hl.11 sis­ ters, M rs. Garnet M or�an and L11� tllle German. lnf•nb, Chlldren'1r, S1,1tbtetn1, 31 29 27 26 23 21 15 13 13 10 I 7 ARRESTED FOR ROBBERY M r . and M rs. Hunk Holter and family wrrr '\•isiting Mr. and Mrs. Dob Dill and family, Pomeroy, Sunday. Mr. and Mfs. Clyde Lawrence, Hcv. Freeland Norris visited Mr, and Mrs. J laruld German, Sunday e\•ening. Sunday dinner �uesls of Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Babcock were Mr. and Mrs llob (oleman and Don­ ald Kot>nii;. Kenn y Hcynolcls has retlirned home afll'r a \· isit �l Paden City, W. Va. Mr .and Mrs. Wayne Prince and Rill Swain at tended the Slate Fair at Columbus. Sunday. 'Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dill and fam­ ily were visiling Mr. and Mrs. Har­ old Holler. ,;;.;.;;;:;,;;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;; Polnh 1'S'I,: 1 10 96 77 71 1', 51 34 34 Poland GrHt Britain Sweden Holland Danmuk 6ul11erla Cacho1lo¥akie (ti•) J1pan Fr•nce Belgium Yu101lavia �,clco F inland (t e) Bruil U. A. R. lti•I Cantda Iran South Afrlct The young adult married class of 1 he local rhurches mt:t Friday evening at the Methodist churl'h basement. AHer devolionals, pot­ luck refrl'shments were .servf!d to: Mr. and 1\1 rs. Dave Yates. Mr. and Mrs. Georgi! Frederick, Mrs. Leone Babcock. Mr5. Delores Frank and Janet, Mrs. Vera Weber �nd Charles and Mrs. Wanda Larkms. The next mct'ling will be held at t he home of Mrs. Wa11da Larkins. Mr. and Mrs. William Kell)', Easl Liverpool. 0. spent last week· end wilh Mr. and Mrs. Cyde Law­ rcrn..-e, Saturda y evening callers were Dr. and M rs. Charles Mor­ gan and Lucille German. Linda llrown, Reedsville was visiting Sunday with Sandra New­ lun, � ■ Country 1 . Ru11i1 2. Unit.ct St•tH . 3. Germ•ny ◄. Hunpry I. lt•ly 4, Au,tralia 7. (tie) Tuf'key Rom•nia Mr. 3!Hl M rs. S. A. Rairden were visi l i ns Mr [Ind Mrs. S. H. E1 1 in, Racine, Friday Mrs. Leone Babcock and Mrs. Vera Weber were shopping in Parkersburg. Monday. E den S,oc1etv I ROME UP[ - U11otficial team I landings in 1 he 1960 Olympk Games alter WednC'sday's competi­ tion: (Poinl!i awarded on the basl1 or 10, five, rour !11ree, two and one re1pcctiv cly for first six pli­ ce5) 3% lnche,, wu nted • ,;n,h to I break lhe old Olympic ' m.arlr. of 6- l 1 1/, set by America 11 Cnarlif' Dumaa ln 1956 And Dumas and Joe Fau1t, bolh uf Loa Angelea, ed to ''""h nght behind I ;i:�!!'." The united States &<"ored a 1 -2· 3 sweep of the shot put event Wed· nesday when Bill Nieder, Parr)' O'Brien ind DallH l,-0 ni,: fini1hed in that order. N ieder ' s winning toi,;s waa an Olympic record 641 feel 6'4 inchei. � the 100-meter dai;h, the U, S. trio of Ray Norton of San Joie, Calif, Due Sime of Durham, N c.' and Frank Budd of Asbury P� rk. ' N. J . • competed in 11emifln1l heat, that a\ao included GerI many's Armin Hary and Harry Jerome of Canada . The fln;il al10 w,1 s scheduled for today. H.ary tied the Olym?ic record of 10.2 se<"onds In winning hi, heat on Wedn�sday. Russian women wpre expected J to swell the Soviet poinl total with ! victoriea in the BO-meter hurdles I and the javelin throw, Australians grabbed tw 0 of the i;:old medals on Wednesday's pro­ I gram, Murray Rose winning the 400-meler freeslyle championship and Dave Theile lhe 100-meter backslroke. Rose set an Olympic ret<lrd of 4 : IB.3 and Thcile wu clocked in 1 :01,g in winning the backstroke race for the second straight time. Boston umper ShOuld Lead . Sweep In That E vent . Amer1can J Standings Hev anfl �lrs. Hal Do11ter and 'd .iu�htcr Dt> bbie, Bethany College, were ralhng on friends . a.nd prearhed al lhe Joctil Christian church. Sc\. l'ral from here attended t�e 1 0m l1 anui versary of the C:hris­ \1an rhurrh ;it Tuppers Plains, al­ so several ll t l ended Lhe homerom• rngs at Cheslrr and Joppa. . . . Bess Rnse. llellam, Pa. IS vmt­ ing Mr. und Mrs. Wal lace D.:ime­ wood. •'Jp pt;, �lP!, I .. rii.�P1 were \'UUtui;: Mrs. Maxine Durst and sons \.\'1 dnrsday. Keith )•c1trni,: spPnt sund■y with Mr. and Mr� Lewis Young. Mr. alld M rs charlefi Marcinko Sr. apd ,uns \\'l•re visiting Mr. �nd Mri:; ('h�rlt•� Murcinko and family, Sundi:iy. Mrs H 11 ruld Germa11 returned home frnm Holz�t Hoapital. Sun­ daJ By Violet Smith rad ishe&, green onions, squash and Dora 1-'.aton, Belpre, Ohio ' r(•nt sweet potatoes. a few days wJt h Mr. and M rs. A l fru1l seclions, the best buys Fn·d Lark111s . will indude honeydews, lunes, Leune Babeo�k and son Huy was peaehes. and Thomps(ln seed l l' M; \l isit ing Mr. and Mrs H;iymond grapes. The good buys will he l"il ch, Wednesday evening. watermt>lons, apples, Florula ;1 1 u Mr Hnd Mrs. Forrt!�l Hhodes cados, c1ntaloups, bluebernes, 11nd daujlhl�r were visiting M r small Call£orni11 orunMes, len10n�. and Mr� norsel l,arkins Sunday. plums, prunes, and pears. Mr. and Mrs. Georgt• f-'ries and Leading fish buys include rlams son, Parkers\Jurg. was visiting Mr. fieh sticks and portions, nab- and Mrs. Harold Newluh and meat, lobsters, and fillets. Sandy, Wednesday e1. 1::11ing. John Groc1• is a patient in the !l.f f-igs General Hospital. M!IQOD Pearl PoWt'll, Vienna, w. Va. ttP was ,·1,;nn, Mrs_ Huold B,ewc, and Mrs. Emma Powell, last week. H a rJ ey Larkins and Orland 'I.If• Bronck. Belpre, Q_ were Sunday ff di nner guests of Mr. a11d Mrs. Fred Larkins. JMt, I Hev . J ohn Snodi::rass, was adJ!•n et �t ' '�Yft_,efl�an Legion !Jijll, i•1P,rdf, �:BP P- m_ ro, 1:e,1. ·""' \V�p_ fl>llced 1 , ; , , Friday Shopplnv .,uldot FOOD SHOPPING GUIDE WASH1NGTO!'\'. UPJ - Poinl• ing loward the fmal Long holiday week�nd of t h(• summer. the na­ tion's food s turt!� .tre 0Her1ng a variety of fuuds lo appE!o11I both to indoor and uulduur cookin& style�. Sho�pers will find sut'h semi• and fully-prepared meats as ham& and culd l' U U vying with broilin1 and frying chil'kens, tur• key1, an d bet!f.noLably steaks- for the ba�ky,1rd l'hefs. Bui while Labor Day may m a r k tqe en� of 1umm1r for man)'. the •1·Mm• and variety of freah fru!ts 1 "'f'l*bl-• belpJ o!fered m· cl ill 'ft t■rm allJI mbtet a:arcl � are worklna: overtime. l�,c!J i l'enUtul ,re ,ucb tavor­ �pl corn, "l•lah, jl(lpsre,n �ean 1, eabcllrum�n. onlor,1, b .,, � �•· At frul, toun!,er■, II ,! Include melon, of all Olympir I �=-� gal. jug 85C • Home-Sijie JELLIES pt, 1• -39c 2 pkgs. 45c - • - lb. 10¢ GREEN BEAMS 2 lbs.25e • 4 ,.v No. I Home-Grown POTATOES · 10 lbs. 49� ' I HE FOOD MART" _I • 'i11, Save Your S&H Green Stamps - Fill A Boot Quicker 118 W. SECOND ST. . PqMBROY, OHIO I �. . , I fHE DAILY SENTINEL ' Around And About Middleport Commentating Editori all y Facing lip To Fac:i,, Ever since the federal wage-hou r la\, \1 a� pas�cd, in the depression da�s. certain ',l' l v in� industries, retailing among them, h :i \·t• bl 't'II exempt. Senato r Hof'land led the f1ght fu r t he retail exemption w he n 11 was thrl'at­ encd i n 1 949 and was successful . And he i s leading th.it fight again. in opposin g proµo.., a ls which would bring reta i lrng w i t hin l ht' scope of the law. Senator Holland, needless to say, is 1101 against higher wages. Neither are legions u l other people who favor keeping the cxer11p­ tion intact. But they face up to an incsop­ able set of facts. One is t hat ret a i l i ng is a local business. which mus1 adapt itself 10 � idcly differrng By FIEDDII HOUDASH.31.1' Mik i- and Rusty Lt-e spent Fri­ a f ternoun with their grand p,u·tnh Mr. an1l �1rs. Ted R i ley, 1 l m a l n ee d s, c us i m s a n d s t a n da 1·ds A n C ! l l l · S r., of Cl ifton, w . Va, ll't of the bigges1 nation;ll chain must ... 1 1 1 1 Mrs John c . Vroman returned Tuesday l'"' ening rrom Cohornt• rn mnete at the lot� I level . .., lumb 11 s when· she ha d been H�•sting in l he care of }!er new A not her is 1 11a · - � '. :i i l ing has room for ma1 gin.ii and part - time workers, including 1 C'l% grandson. John Huward, ion ol Mr. and Mr� Jnh,1 Vroman. She reagers and hOl sewives, whoce value is linu \ t'd port:. t ha t tmlh moLh�r and son I f wages are a r1 1 1c1a 11 y I o �·ce d up t o w < 1crl' ;if\• U u 1 11 g fine. A fl Pullen <"ontmues to imt hey JJJSS t ha . value, retal 1ers will have n o at his home following a repru11· ta dw ire s,W P to reduce emp! .:iymenl of thi s 1 n·ul hrarl � ! lac-k. t 1 1 1 i ' lo the"rnaximum def;. ee. w A. G rct>nc returned home . . \ t·�t erday from 1 1olzer Hospital A not her is that elimination of the rel:l i l �·iwrt• h t underwent llurgery. He Is eXl'mptiun. like an increase in the minimum 1·eported to be recoYerlng nicely. !\f r ;ind Mrs, Albert Sparks of wage, would be inflaUonary. _ l l i..i)'llenville and Lilia Hawkins of Senator Holland deserves public as well as ( 'ol urnb us visited last Sunday with M iss Sylvia McMaster. legislalive support In his fight. _____ d/I) I -r- - I 0 st C olum bia Sen • Ke nn edyT0 Mak e Ma] 0r We News Of The Week Address In Chal'leston Se pt. 19 M,:, ::.,•; �,:.:::1 J:::�:;t: ; "'." - ' ' ' . - ' states to 11 l 1 l'n1I t hl' mcetin�. Among thosr t• ,q:,eded to at­ tend art> c;o1•f'rnor� DaYid Law­ ren<:e of l't>rm�yliillla and Bert Comb11 of Kl'r1 t 11rky. along with conereasmc11 ilnd m1rn1cipal, coun­ ty and oth1•r st:itt• offldals from lllete& with !l••i>n•�scd areas. "This t·o11h·rt'nt'l' will highlight the Demunatir J'arly 's 1960 cam­ paign In Wesl Viri,:inia , '' Barks­ dale said. "Sen. KP11111•dy frl'IS that West Virlgni11 is lttl' log1('11] rhoit•e for such a ro11frrt ' 1wr s 1 nc-e ii has been hit hardt·sl hy ll'dmological unemploymt•nt. · · hi· ron l inuetl. "In hi.� add n·lls, S,·n. Kennedy will outlhw what t he f">t'mocra1 i c Party propos1'.� 1 1 1 d o tu allPviate unemploy11w11I ;ind suffering in Amerira ' i dt>Prt•�scd :ireiis. "These pro1JJ1·ms uf poverty amid pJ,,nly ha1•1• been romplete­ ly ignored hy l he Republican Party,'' lfarks•lull' �ai1J "This 1·unfcrl'11t'l' 1s desi�ned to analyze !hc•�t• prnhlcms and point to approprialt' .�ululiuns - solu­ lion.11 whit"l1 S1•n Kt•r111Pcly and lhe Demorr11111· l'ar!y will right for ralher t h.111 ju�\ talk about. as do lht" H.epuhl1(·;111s,'' h1' added. Panl'I d1i..·11�s1ons 011 the prob­ l�m.� of di·pn·.�.wd <1rt"as will be !will duru 1� 1 h1· 11.iy Thi' confer­ ence will lw p,ill nrwd a fter the rrrent 1i ,. 111 1 1• mr1·ting in Des Moinrs, la . ,11 �- h 1 d1 the nalion's P I" < " urn1 Mr�. M a rshall K i ni:\' farm pr,,hl1•111� •vt·n• unalyied. Sen. n f 40!i lirnadwoy, ('olumbus, (;u , Kcllnecly ,1\�o s 111kp a! I hut confer1 Mrt· llllll0Unl'in11: l ht• birth of 1 w in enl'e. �f,I\S, Alll,(111'11 14, 1 000 In !hi' M.:.r1 1 1 1 Army Ho,q� t11I, f<'ort Hf)rminll, 1 ; :i Tht> y haw l)('en named .J1J1in Tu Sdrnol Blu�s Huvul, 3 lhH. 4 01.11 ond Dun I• Th1·111i- Of lluuce l.1 1,·h:id, 4 1 1111. a OZH. Sinrl' l1••• 1111�t•r!I'. will be heacl­ Tlw twius art• lh{! fi r!!II rhildrr-11 for I'. t' ( ' untl Mrs. King. The in1i: hul•k to �,·hool nex:t week, Jll()!hn 1� t h•• forrnt•r Peggy Roni'/ "Hurk To Sdwol Bl ues'' wJU be 11( Mas11u, W . Va. P 1-'. l ' . K i 11� is used us l lu- l lwm.- for this Sat­ ulso a formn r€'sidcnf or Mason urduy ' s 1111 1.�ulr 1lnnt'c party .11che1'11lern:1I i,:r1u11lpuenl1J are Mr. and 1luh•d 1u h•• h1•l!I nl the Middle­ M rA .Tam 1 •11 A King. Mafrrn11l por1 Park h11l'ik1•lhall rourl. It will µr11111l 1rnrenls on• M t . 1111d Mrs. he l lw fma1 m1tsiclt' e\'enl this ,l1Jl111 S. liond uml mat crn11l 1trt•11t year t,� Em1·N•s K1m11y Hysell i.:r·a1 1dfnt h1•r Is 8. ll. B<Jmt all nf and J.1•,m ,lurdm1, the Jays. A big pro�r11m 1s planned for M11snn teenag1•n Mrs . H11rnl I .� s1wnnln� an ex• Prnc·r1·1h will go lo the Middle­ lf'nrlNI v1sl1 wi1h the nrw parents por1 l .itlli• 1 .t•al(\11'. 11 11!1 lwr lwin l,!rnnclsom1. Sen ,John, F. K1m11edy will re­ l u r 11 to West V1rginu1 on Sept. I Q tu <lt•liYer a major compaign addrf':-s in charll'ston al a national cm1 rt•r1·nr·(' 'on !hr problem� of dt!· pn's�l'd areas T h (• l ><'mocral ir Presidential n11r1 1np1• will spe11k that night in ( ' ha rh•s1on 's fiv fr Cenler afler an all-dt1y meeting of publir officials from at IPusi sl•ven states. A nnounrement5 of Sen. Ken­ n1•dy' s 111111P11ran<'f' and uf plans for 1 111• national c-onrerences were madC' hPrl' rrutay by A. S. Barks, dalP .Ir , sllltl' campaign manager for t hf' Dt> rnurralir Party! Barks1lali• aml other party lead­ ers rr1nrned t h is wct'k from Wush­ itlj,tlo11 wl1nt• t hey discuHed plans for Hw mnfnt-nr(' wilh Sen. Ken111•1Jy ·.� Slaff 1 1 S "ii·n J1•nni11gs Randolph II) W Va ) 11 nd Wal ly Barron, l lt•m(wru 1 1 (· nindidute for Govern• ur, w i l l snY1• U!I hu!!ts for \lie con­ fn,·rirt· ' l'ht•}' will invih· puhlk otridals rrnm K1•n1 u(·ky. Ohio. l'lc'n nsy lvan­ i ;i, ln tl1;i1111, /lllr1oi8, Vir1:inl11, Wt•sl V1q:u1111 an� possibly otht>r " 1'wins Born ln Georgia -' '' ' n�,·k ' • C •·•' • -·- ·- /' DAILY, t. Doc• feel G, Hap-N 1L Jextemal I .- ' ISI.Come ...u.,out tnto mw I 1S. To rebel 16. Chalni of inoun talll pea.Jc• I I 11. su,1e 1 ST. mr111una (.,ym.) I !I. Hart.a 11. Part ''lo 1w' of \ 11. llnooua, torecl ' ::M,l'loJO 28. -tle<II IO. J'latbara , ol o-da 81, 0lrl'f ,_ 11. Prlllw'• ..- ) "·­ Uon (eJIDI) Ill � ......-.... r,.zx- uon •- Bu1'1 tor "·•-i. "- - j "- � l ...... ,. IIDWII . . -� . .. . _ ...,_ .... .. ... . .. with a Stanley party et her homr Wednesday evt!ning. Guest hosh'ss was Mrs. l::mma l hirrison o f < :,1 11 1 pol is, Ohio. Hefreshmenti w(•rf' served to: M r s. L1·sley Roush. �a11('Y Roush, Mrs. Marvin Roush uf Nf' w l l avcn. Mrs. Lizzie Strwart, Mrs. Harvey Van Metre, M rs l .u cille Stewart, Mrs. Marti n a V;in M a trc, Mrs. Phyllis llargr;1 1 1•, . Mrs. Leah Vun Malre, M ris 1 ."ra A n n lhtssell, Mrs. Jane Joh n.� on. Mrs, J<Jy F'oreman, Mh. l.11,·1l ll' OhlingPr, Mike Ohlinger. M a ry Van MHtrr, Shelia Hussl.' 1 1 . M r .... l l a rri..,on and Mr. and Mr� I J011• u.ld Hu!!sdl. Mrt. Addlf' Piltman of T◄ilt•ilo, Ohio .,p<' nl St1veral days l:ifit Wl'l'k with Mr. and Mrs, Homer Juhn­ son. Mrs. Pil1 man visilcd nvl'rul relulivci:; und friends ht!re and at Pl. PlcaimnL during her s l a y lu·r1· M r . 1r nd Mrs. Cl11ylon Hu i;.,i· I I and 1 1.irvcy Husse l l ha vt- r('t urnn! home artcr a twu week visll with Bobb)' UUINell 11nd farnily 01 All i 11114.' e, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs . .lames ( ' u rpt·nll'r were in C!ncinnall, Oh10 , Thunula y o n business. . ., M r . and Mrs. Carl R. Stt·wur! and 11011 of MidtllcJ>()rt , Ohw s 1 wnt Sunday wilb Ids hrnthPr Mr and Mrs. Ted S!ewurl. Mr. und M rs. l lomc1· .lol1ns1111 spent 1111 duy Sat urday a t t h1• Ohm slute fair In Culumhu!! M rs. Emma Hickanl and J,;ra1111duu&:htt!r Burbura Sui!�� �f •f!J'IJ: . ton spent II day IRst �.;\ 'Gli Mrs. Gwen Humg11rner. Hulph Johmmn of Denver. ('olor­ odo visited his 1rnrents Mr. ,11HI M rs. George .Joh nson and othN rel­ atives here 1881 week. Mr. and M rs. Johrison ac1·ompanit'd t h,· i r son homr 1 u Ocm·t·r for ll l l rndef­ inate visit. Mr. und Mrs. Dan11 Johnson or M11son returned home with him alsu. Phyllis JunC' und Dee Ann John­ son ur M1111(')t1 uni spending st'vrrai' days with Mr. and Mrs. nnn .Johu• son and Donnie while t h l•lr par enls Mr. and Mrs. Dana .lohn�on ore in Denver, Culurado. Mr. nnd Mrs. C:erahl .luh11son and Duane of Mason wr-n• Sunday dinner guest or his pnrl'n!s Mr. and Mrs·. l lomer Johnson . Mrs. Edgar Abbott anrl family or Pomero)' Ylalted Mr. and l\1rs. Lester rorernan Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, DoT\uld ll11ss1•II. Sholiu Ru11sell, Mrs. Cla}'lon Hus­ sell, Mrs. Marvin Rou1h, l 'oo111t•. Bobby and Keith, Mrs. I .1•slt•r Ro U!ih, Nanl'y P.nd David h11ct pir nic d i nner at the 4-11 grounds al South Side Sunday. • Penny and Joey Dickens of l't. Ple:lsant are vlsltln& thl'ir gra nrl• parents Mr. and Mrs. Lon Owk1•ns. Mason Scouts Hold Campout Near Letart I Boy Seoul Troop 21J3 of �hmm spenl 11111 weekend on a t•ampout In the West Creek woods nt'ar Le­ tart. • While at their campsltf', t hl' hoy1 held 1 11ummer ol .v mplrs which consilted or such ev1•nts as wro1tl111i, racing, hammer throw, ht.11h jumping, shot pu t 1 , an<I bro1d jumping. Attending were Larry Burns, Shelby Parrott, Mlke Redman, Charlea Ander1mn, Leland Smi!h . and two vi.�ltors, Dennis and David Tulloh. t>ennlt TuUoh, troop out doors­ man, accompanied the croup. The troop me-mbe rs cxpressrd thPir lhan'kl to Oris Llevlng of l .clart, R. D. 1, for the use of the camp, site. To Hold Pknir AH CIJu of the M t . l\forlah Hnp­ li1t Church School will lll('el thiM evenln1 l l the Midrllooort Rm1rl1ide Parll: Cor their annual pkni<". Mr anil Mrs. John Brickles re­ tunwd home Tuesday from Co­ Jumbu� where lh@y visited with t h t•1r daughter and fr1,mily, Mr. and Mrs. ( ; ale Hysell and dattght�1' �rid also at tended the State F81r, Mrs. J.imes Arnold and daugh­ ter . Judy were in Cincinnati re1·(• n 1 ] y whl!re they visited wtth �r. and M rs. James Arnold, Jr., end (]:n1ghter Whil!! they were there Mr Arnold had a tonsille<"tomy in t ht; Jewish llospital. Cha rl('S Burddte is in Hunting• ion, w. Vil. on business this week. Mr. ,md Mr.11. William D. Lee and sons were Sunday dinner 1:u1•sls of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley, ...;r. (}r Clifton, W . Va. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Woodgerd and daughter Marianne were in t "olumhu.s Tuesday to make ar­ rangements for Marianne's en • lrnnce in Buslness School next WCl'k. ttev. und Mrs. Clyde J. Bart­ l1·tt hove returned from a vaca• Hon trip in Southern west Vlrgin­ i,, where lhey visittid with rela1 ivei; and friends. They also visited u1 the Webster Springs, Mrs. C. E. Burdette and son, Charles visikd in Leon, W, Va. with relatives lllil Sunday. Mr. und Mrs. Denver Rice and �on. Hilly and M_r. and Mrs. (:curgc DcWecse of Athens vltlted !:isl wceke11d in W inchester, Va. with relatives. Mr. und Mrs. Charlea Vroman and son , Mark al lended the Stale J,'uir M o nduy end visited with M r. ancl M rs. John Vroms11 a11d son, ,lohn l io1¥rd. Jamt•s IJ\rnold returned' lo his employmrnt at White Sulphur Springs after spending two weeks · 1y. He va('ulion here with hi1 IK emr,lot1>d ai' a Sup� lt!ndent mi Construrlion work tJei & done nt the Green Brier Hotel. M iss Shirley c..;ilkey and M iss Carolyn BAchtel of Minersville went to Cindnnali thi!I week where they are both attend ing the ( iod's Bible School this year. Mr. and Mr:t. Emerson Jone9 visit<'fl laal Sunday in Nitro, W. Va. with rrlaliV('�. Little Chats On Public Notice WHAT IS A N IWSPAPIIU There are 1 1mes when what looks like II newspaper may not qualify as such for legal purposes I n many places there are what arc known as ''shoppus" or "throwaways." The)' contain more m· ](!SS new.�. they serve a pur­ pose, but. their primary purpOBe is advcrti.11ing, Stn·h p1.1blicaliona are userul and many or ,1them heve been in 1·Kislence for years. Some of them make a rine appearance. But It l1 significant that they cannot qui­ Hfy for second clns entry under the postal laws. Thl11 ls becauH they do not come wiU1in the def­ inition of a bon■ fide new■paper under the re■uletlona. Then again there are 1peclal interest newspapen wbieh, with• in their limit1, abo aerve uae­ h1l purpose,, Tbeae may bf fr• tt-rn11l or rellelous tn nature or may have to do with a ■pecific, lrade, businea■, induatey or pro­ fession, Bul in the very ereat m1Jorlty or c111e1 the thou11nd1 ol 1tate laws governtnc public notice1, • or legal advertlsins, 1peclfy th1 u■e nf hon• fide new1paper1 of p aid gen�ral circulation In th• c:ont­ nmnlty for 11uch purpoae1. T�ll is becauae such PIJ>eN UIUll· ly given maximum toverag;e, 4;lr­ t:ulate throUilhout the community RITUIN PROM VIIIT '.'drs. ·Josep tl Beegle, dau�te Shirley, and Mn. Don Wolf• 111d dsuehter, Janice, 11eturned trom a \'acatlon In Bordentowni · N., .I, , where the>" vlaited Mr. and �n. Larry Morrl1on and at .\&bury Pill and l"t. Monmouth, N, I;, w!ltre they Visited Mn. J1ee1le'1 IIUft, "Buu," who ls receivln& hi• army lrainina; at the latter ln1t1Ua4on , Mrs,, MorrilKln returned to Rlldne 11•ith the traveler■. Goal TO IINDYILLE R�KIT ll!tl!�. Mn. Oertrude Buller spent the EGLIN Am FQllCll .,.,.,,,, week In Rendville, Ohio, where she i repreaented the Fir1t Baptist Fla_ (UPI) - An A�rbbee Nteet>ioll Church of Rutland ln Its 1 281h llt'S· rCK:kel fired 300 miles over tlf, tlon of Providerin Mi111ionary As- Gulf of MfiKlCO Wednesday �·� cast I mes111e to �lnta 11! Cotit..-. 1ocl1tlon held with the Fir.!lt ,Rap­ tltl Church, endln, Sund,111y. She re­ rado Ohio, Flotlda and to plane.a nv1n'1 -11 JO.IIQQ ffll, - ' .. lume(I Sunday •venlq. 0 _ Sept _ 1 , 1 900 -1 1 2- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mi ddleport , � Lookl.ing A.head On �-Food-:-:-:-- -milted to u ( l\arleston, W. Va. -------hosipt11l. I ,Mrs. Ouur Babcock ■nd R-11)' The Markets Long.Bllttom News Of Week LET'S GO SHOPPING hod P.,n, 1· JA,il li� JI. u•lsfil� � s ll'vant CnminJ Ill - 9'•· 1 • �-ur lil!tf, ..-■fhfj, 1r.peo, peara, ap- JI� J � •1"•· d �� �:u:� lr:1i: ilh l�ppl lM ,.��!� �:� Joc•�fl w1ft ··p�m•or a SO('lal News RepQrtcd By MArth■ t,tol,lnger -�, ab, 'eil plun1i• will JyJpo,. ,or IP lllJi!Pbert in Lile Thr annual picnk of the Eden a �M•Jil 1\+pplle1 ol lreib f!Bw JJave� Par� 1,'� ur!d 11 y even L' B C h tirch S1.1nd ay School!' was •t Iii'- held at ForkC<l Ruh Lake. AUJ. 2B. A l lcndmg were Rev. a11d Mn. El• den Blake, Mr. and M:r!l. Alvin I Reed, Maxine, Bobbie, Dennis, 411 i�,i !!f'U I l wll� be held and Da.Vt!)' Reed, Mr and lbe phft�p eJ � i1t Ch 4 rch on Gary Mrs. Elde n Blak e, Shei la. l{k k 1 •y, tvejtln1 at.rt lhi at 6 p. m. Rand S y and Jewe l Ann Blak e, Mr . !!fflf fflt�e it, P,le and and �rs. R @x Bl.llke. Mr.' .a nd M �s •�'9 will lie tpld , M ike l{erwin, Mr. and Mrs. Sol (l 1 g ley son, Eddie, Mr. and Mrs '00hr . hit, 2 h� �ell: • &'P.rlrl'ft Metho<lisl mun Recd and Kippy Reed, Mr. and ��h, c' crHfn '°fl•\. 6 p. � · Mrs. Ray Weaver amJ d.iughll'r s. J bo effla � fee, cteam, cake , pie, Mr. and Mrs. Marvln Reed, Stevu• Co'Uee and pop. and Kreig Reed, Mr. and Mrli. Ro· · bert Murrey, Brenda and Pam Mur­ lopt. ' rey, Mr. and Mrs. Win flolsinger, �� meetlnl of tl)e Mother's Ronny, Janet, ,Brenda, Patty, Doug­ Auxiliary of Boy Scout Troop 245 las Holsinger, Mr. and Mrs. R"y which w■a originally ached1.1led for Adams, Marylene Adams, Mrs last niCht was postponed until nc'<t Fannie Johnson, M iss LUC)' Chl'Vl'­ Friday ev�ning. her, Lana Chevelier, Mrs. Fairy An ice cream social will be spon• Barringer and chihlren, Mrs. Sue .�ored br thl' lfo mcbuildcrs Class at John!lon, W}'att Johnson, Mr. and the S11Uon Mi•t hodist Chnr('h on Mrs. Cliffurd Rockhold, J3onni< ' 1he Rat·indlashan !load al 7 p. rn . and Connie Rockhold, Mrs. Gla(tys Srnilh, Mrs. Martine Rock hold, Hay­ Alumni Foolball game, belw('en mond Heed. Florence Ht!cd, Frank Midllleµort and Pomt!rOy ex-stars, Reed, Mabel Reed, Ralph Heed, slartine: at 7 : 30 p. m., pro('eeds Mrs. Virglnia H,1al!llton, Emma. no­ to the athletic booster funds. bcrta, Doris and David V.tn Meter. Sept. 4 George Curtis, Mrs. Hose C'hevelier The 32nd annual reunion of lhe Sonua Adams, Mr. ;rnd Mrs, Victor Zuapan Cla11 at the Rising Sun Chevelier and daughter, nilly Park, L;mc�ster, Sunday, Sept �­ Smith, Connie Hayman, Nyoka Bu­ Fl@Jd event sponsored by Mt!1gs chanan, Howard and Junior Harher. Motorcycle Club slarting at 1 P m. "il{r. and Mn;. Long and ch ildr-£!n, on t he centerfield al !ht• Ruck Grt:enfield spent u rcw dllys wilh Springs Fair Grounds St111day. M r. and M rs. Elden Blake J r. and The annual Long ,Bottom Cum l' hildrcn. munily lfomecomlng. Program and A hridal shower was held at l h 1· basket dinner. Everyone is we] . c·ommunit)' Hall for Miss Maxine come. Rel'tJ. She receive11 many useful gifts from the largc group alt('nd­ -· 5 ing_ Hostesses were her sisters �Jl<1 Wiener J'Ofilt a t the pnrk. all sisters-in-law, Mrs. Howard Smlth. Middleport Little Leaguers, Pee­ Mrs. Ray Weaver, Mrs. Ma urirl' Wee Leaguer,, Pony Leaguers, Heed, }!rs. Oohrl(Jan Rel•d al!d Mrs. high school leaa;uers, trophy pre­ M arvin Heed. sentations, startin& .al 5 p. m. Mrs:. Donald Buchanan and Mock Wedding al Syr11.cusc Grade daugh!ii r and ·.-.1 rs. Ethel Grimtn of School. SponsoreJ. by Syracuse and Toronto arc spending a wh ile with Racint> Firemen with Racine rast. relatives here. 8 p. m. Adn'lisslon, aduts 50c, stu­ Mr. and :virs. F'rank Barber spenl dents 25c. a day wilh their daughter, Hatel, in Belpre. Mrs. ElYa Rood of 'l'oron1o 5pcn1 t he weC'k end with lriendi:;_ Berlin Co1n111ies Op4•n Mrs. Mina Pickens s1>ent Mon· TouKher Line To West day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. BEllLIN (UPI) - Communist RobC'rt Van Meter anti fa mily. East Germany toda)' rcpudiateil Raymon1l Holsinger i:;penl Mon­ fout·-power agreements givinl:!: the da)' arternoon w i t h M-r. and Mrs. West free acce■e to West Berlin Alva Holsinger. end continued l lihtening its re­ M artha Holsing('r and Emma struction, on trarfic to lhP isolal­ V a n Meter ,•isited Mr. and Mrs. ,e d city, despite a sharp Allied Rex Blake of J-Iockinxport. protest. A wiener roasl was held al 1 he The claim that the four power 1'"'orked Run Slate Park for lhe compac:U were nuU and voi� wa5 Junior Class of the Eden Sunday in ade by Deputy Forel.?11 M inister School. Mrs. Helen Blake is the Otto Winzer, who malntained !h at teacher. Ronnie Holsinger anti Commt1nl1t Germany was a SOY· Shelia Blake won the s?ck r�cc s. . erel&i:n state, not bound by lt>gal Robert Von Meter lS pamtlng obUgaUons contracted by the So­ t h e home of �{r. and Mrs. James vlet Union. Carter in Long Bottom. -----,-:--::VOTE RITIJtlMINT PAY WASHINGTON (UPl)-Congress has voted to pay FBI Direetor J. Ed &ar Hoover his rull salary a fter he �etirt.!I. n 1hrlmp, 1t41lloP1, •"d 6:'9 o clock. S,pt. J , fthpnlentt wJl be terved. 'jµq,_ i�l<tJer and Hl)Oked 111•�1! f �- lno11 ptom mJ, _ r•t111. •m Hen lt•ma II �,. . \"Ind•. ••�.,,,,11, ffl, ;;un�'r• thl, -:eekeh�. Qffl• � 9 nlu11 wllt col c;��. ia>!li t¥ llid blOO�. fQ �1)1'1", �- l'lfi l}I J>t,11 b�f• lh ffrw,ir;, ; r.:•1r�:Pl/·PH• t��)' ·i ,I ,n, IP plf I be eatµled nl 11; - food markela. Allhou � ••II' hut lncre11ed ln pric�, th' eohttcue to be a:ood v1Iuea. a..t Pl'9duce up Jl,1t buy, ■t produee ' tedlon, will be cabb111e, corn, cucurnbe;1 eliplant, peppers, eattern pdtl, toe,. tom1toe1, and nearby celery aad onions. Th� .11ood b11ys will be beirns, beets, broccoli, carrots, caullflower, endive, escarole, le1tuce, mushrooms, okra, field peas e. t�� Cte•tp, Candy Sale Safety Club To Conduct The Mason Unit o f lhe ,ff ARMAS Jr. Sa(ely Club I• conduct ing a candy sale of "Old Fashioned Butler-:Bits." The c11n<ly come11 in a wlde ,·nnety of assorted colorful canister s. The price or the cand)' is $ 1 per can 1rn<I money from this sale will go into the club's Chrl1trnas pro{ecl fund to furnish lrt'rats for thf' . "to\vll kiddies at Christmas l ime. The Hulford Unit · ol lllhe iafety Club has ttomporarily dlsbiltnded due to thr ahser'lr'e of their 1>irec­ tor Harry Heil mire who lert two months ago (or n,hode lalond, Conn. wherl' ht- had temporary employmrnt. The Muon Unit ha5 continut'11 in operation under the guldant(• of the Assistant Director Mrs. Thcl1nu Sityre. L..ist year the Hartford Uni.I furnished ireats for the kiddies or Hartford vicinity. This y 1'11r the M11t1on Unit will endeavor lo tu.kc <•ert> ot the klddles of Mason and vicinity. The l31h birthday of Alan Sayre, son or Mr. and Mri,. Hoyt Sa)'re, Jr. was celebrated at a recent meetin; of the cluh. The tables were decoralecl in ptnk and yellow and ravors WNI' parasols and balloonl'I . Alter a period of gomea, the honor auest opent!cl his girts and then refresh menls of lndividutil lighl'ed cakes with ire cream and kool aid were .11erved to: Kathy � l uddleaton, Marilyn Hu cldleston, ray Johnson, Susie ,l ohnaon, Linda Casto, Jerry Burns, James Russel l . Mike, Brewer, '.SCaren Brewer, Marcy Ru119ell, Diana Reed, Susie Cundiff, Mary A � n Cundiff, Charles Johnson, Shed• John1on, Stevie Garret, Mrs. t,oulse Cundlff, Mr. and Mn .Henry Reltmire , Jr., Mr. and Mn. Hoyt Sayre, Jr., and ll\e honored 1ue■t. Sendin& a 1m but unable to at­ Lend was R.1nd1II Glbba of M 11on. DBV8Tl:D TO INTERESTi Alan •hio received a new bicycle, OF .111108-IIIAIION AREA· 1 &!ft fronr hla 1rand·par1nll, Hen. ......... ., _ _11ahor I')' and Lillian Rrdtmi re, Mason. ■tl ....,. .,.,,,.... " !1111 8un4'i bJ <)!Ito v.u. HOLllt. HOSP ITAL hW.alt"11 CQmpau et 110 1,1, Admlaaiona, Aug. 30: Mrt. Ray­ 4im.1 SL, P.cznero,. Obto. I� mond Ellis Donohue, Harri10nville .a oftict p)lone WY2�1&6, tdllOI Charles Euaene Stewart, Rutland: Ill ofll,a ohone ,W\'1-2157. Mr,. John Roaer Epple, Cheater; ..... . IK'ODtl ct,u m.lHn. Frill Bude, Pomeruy, mitts 1t th poa1; offlc. at Po• Oi1ch1r1es, A111uat 30: Mr■. Qlll0, Lawrence BOiler, Mrs. Nellle Price, �•tloml abwt.ldni npreaen� Mn , J'ohn Brown, MIii Mildred 1.., -laoR'IUlr.111111. tte-. "" Brown, Mra. Stella 'M'.ohr, John -1111 A..._ N•• Y.... CH.­ W11ham , Mra. R . .J, Chambers, Karl f{!W Yon. , ftey. John Caudill, Gntiory Shar­ SUblcriDtiO'D rl11'1!1t .)911� hr der, Kelly Winebrenner, Paul IUTlar wbe1a Hlllll\lt, II> cu.1 OM ,.... In adYlnct 1111 Rtrlney, M iss Franel1 Brown. T)'na■ Hou■e . Mn. Gene O>bb. Mn. Mar• llio lliQr Muul ollloe, 11a_,. ir:'" .. lJm. ....... � 111\,bffll vln McLain. ev.V Blrlhs, Auu:. 30: a .■an \o Mr. and :· flM , _ .._ _ 111all: Ila J.JQ. Raymond -E.. Qfl�\H!, Hll'?I• do • b ,atfvW.: A d■ ui!tl<r to Mr. ind -i�. it· "' Mn. �ohn Roter Epple, Chttter. I B ECKY'S Middleport ' Try warming net,Lral fall colors with 11\e glow of new textures and designs. Come In - See Ou, New Fall J1Wt11lry B. - H. SAM BORtil . -·•�; 'OPTOM-ETRIST MIDDLEPORT JEWELER MILL STREll'T "°"• \ DON'T, IE LEFT .EHIND WHIM - JCHOOLJTA!ITI I"°'-- • IPlb •�.1 - 1'11Ut: Ready-Mix ���nc;re!• I .$11� Youf' $a1H Slips L O O K, n• ,...,. ' "-!•i.,.ni'it ir.. ... � - I • Use Our Lay-A,Way Jewelry Spnrks The • • • Dlfferenee _ In Your Fashion Tin: DAllY ' SENTINEL 1'11Wlali For Winter I 4 1 SELF-SERVICE MARKET or •� ' - - ahead! SlopforInq�ck , . ., ,_ .' . . �-· I BANNER OLEO - - · · - · - · - · · - - 6 lbs. $1.00 Piece or Sliced LONGHORN CHEESE POfflD MEAT - - - - · · - C H A R C O A L - · - - - - - - - - - - - S lb. bag 45c SOFT GOODS HEALTH and BEAUTY AIDS Markin's Food Market BUTLANll, 011 10 ttUM& !&. ,. I Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Archer at i their borne on the Rutland Road ohserved their 66th wedding an­ niversary last Frida)' Aulal. 26th. 'l'hey received man v. rarrls ancl re­ """"1bra11ces from friends and ret. atives. Observe Anniversnry WHOLE or • Bill Hack.et! ' & birthday wu celt• hnted during the evenln1 11 lua Daily Senttnel Pomeroy-M tddleport , 0-, Sept. 1, 1960---3 mother, lln. Georee K■cketl, Jr. Mr,. O<wothy H ud"ri o f Colum- .1r1d family of CetbnlUe spent ROME (UPll The medal atr ved Lhe boy1 ;r nd paren u tr am ,tandin,:1 in tht 1990 Olympics at I he cal':e �au11fully dttorated bu■ ,pent th t' wet k end with her WedneMlay with Mr. ind Mn. lhe end or Wednesday ' • competi• w i th Lhe bueball and bat motif. I p.irenta Mr . _ind Mrs Homer Ctr- Homer Circle and lamil)'. lion Gold for flnl, iilver for I The All-Starli play Labor Day at cIe and f1m1 tY Rita Clrcle apent Monday eve• �yr .. cu1l' .igaiQst ttal'Lne tor theu Mr_ a nd Mu. Arnold Thordson ning with M■rxaret Ann Carleton, second ;md bronu for third I Country Gold sn....,. lronu ,e co nd lou rnamrnt title this sea• 6 ion. Ruuia 9 4 I taly 2 5 1 Un ited State , 4 7 • 2 0 4 Auatrslia Ge<mony 3 3 D Hungary 2 5 3 T ur..ey • · ••• - · · · 3 (I 8 y a.tty Cari.ton O Mr ilnd MrL Dean Brlilir and 1 Romania • • • • . • 1 2 Bulgaria . . . _ _ . _ 1 I 1 Hil ly Carleton accompa11 ;ed MrO 2 an d !tlrs H11)' man Barn11a: ■nd Great Britain . . 1 o S••d• - - - - - - - - 1 2 grrndrlaug hter Carol Ann of Pomt ern) !o Someutt Sunday w here Denmark . • . . . I o Ho!Jand _ _ . . . . . o 1 2 they BJJf.!Ilt the day With llr. and o 2 o M rs Everett ours and family. Japan Mr. and Mrs. George Circle and Poland . . . . o 2 1 Belgium , _ . 1 I 1 f a mily and Mr. and M rs. Jame& o u. A. R. . . 1 o O C 1 rde and 1011 were .Junday guests Yugoslavia . . . . o 1 o of �n. Mary Circle and JOn, MeJ . Braiil . O O 1 v rn Mt•lvin Circle of Columbu11 is Mexico . . , 1 o O • New Store Czechoslovak.fa o 1 spendrng the week with hu mother O • Wide Aililes 1 Mrs Mary Iran Circle. O o France O O l e completdy Air.Conditioned l>onna Circle left Sunday for • New, Modern Equlpmenl DoYn aft@r spending the past Wf'C'k wi1h her parents, Mr. and • Top QWllily Food• and Meats M r� Homer Circle and ramily_ She 1 wa� 1tTompanied there by Willie H 1dt>nour or Upper Sandusky who spt·nl Sunday with the Urcle fam• ily M r llomer Circle and Donna ispent Tuea<l ily evening with Mr. ;ind Mr5 Jlelmar Hamm and fam­ ily A gala affair w.ts held on the FJorenc-c C i rcle and Sue spent PEARL & LOCUST MIDDLEPORT basketb11II CO\.ll'I at the Municipal Sunday w i t h Mr. aod Mrs. James Park Monday night. The Middle­ Pa l l rrson or Columbus. Sue re­ Phone WY-2-2736 port Little Leagu·� All-Stars and mamed for a longer visit with her their parents held a wiener roast SISier. under the lights ilfter winning Mr and Mrs. Robert WatliOn of their second game of the S.',racuse Atht>m �1s1ted Mr. and Mrs. Edson Tournament, 4-3 over New Haven. Housh this week. The Middleport team was behind Mr and M rs. Homer Circle and all 1ht way until the bottom or the fam i lr and Wavie . Circle spen1 sixth inning 11nd then rallied .and Thursday evening with Mrs. Mary won which put them in I jubilant C i rcle spirit for the party afterwards. / JUDGEMENT AWARDED Nice girts of winter jackets were A judgement in the amount of ' pre1ented to Woody Call, manager, and Owen Bratton, hi, auisl11nl. $4 1 7 .30 and interest amounting Mr. Chesler Tannehill made the to S4ll.34 was retu�ned ye,iterday r presentation and thanked the man­ by .J udge John C. Bacon in com• agen for their fine work with the mon pleas eour1 in ravor of Emmel • • Shuler P! �1 Yersus Charles Wisc. boys. Medal Standings ioc iety Events New Building I Party Given For All-Star Team At Town Park b e tter values BA K E R'S SUPER MARKET =�==-- - I ! HOT .-DOG . HAMBURGER. ! HALF B.A.R-B -Q flfPA Special • 1 • To The Many People Who Made Our Anniversa ry Sale A Huge Sur,ess SPECIAL THANKS I S P A R E R·I B S 3 lbs. $1 .00 or To The Businesses and Friends The Area Who Helped ll'atrla Next Week's Sentinel __f' __ __M __ or .._e .a. _'_ S;..pecl _ _ _a _l_ P _ nre __•__ Waid Cross' Sons SANDWICH ! Let's Have A Bar-B-Q LEAN and MEATY I I SLICED BOILED HAM 89c lb. - - - - COUPON - --- - - - - - • - - - --FOOD -- - -MART I 50 FREE S&H GREEN STAMPS lb. CUBE : WITH EACH I POUND s j 99,..• l •- - - - - - -T-E A-K- - - - - - - - - SUCED BOLOGNA 3 lbs. $1 .00 GROUND BEEF MINUTE STEAKS lb. 69c LEAN Bananas 2 lbs. $1.00 GOLDEN RIPE 1(0,,Ul·HJ-t;A'I' - - - 10� lb. HAD HAM SALAD lb. 79c lb. 49c HAMS · •-le .sr11-1 Sperials 50 lb. Un<l8881fled POTATOES $1.19 SHANK - • To toe Size Pencil Tablets 4 for 25,. CENTER CUT BAU POINT PENS · · · 1 0c PENCILS, good grade - - - - - - - - · · - - 1 0 for 25c . P ORK C H O P S_ 79c lb. PURE LARD 25-lb. can $3.95 Nam�Frame I • • MI LK SLICED EN RICHED ROLLS AT YOU R FAVOR ITE- GROCE RY_ STORE OR SUPERMA�K E T ,f.t lg. pkg. 25¢ 3 for l5c I Oc FILLERS Adds so much more to Otttdoor Fun ! ' NOTEBOOK FI LLERS Serve 'em all on a·Heiner's Bun­ I IN RACINE, OHIO MON EY SAVERS H It's 81ck To School A.. ln 1w:on•, S.ys, "For School Lunche1" Let'1, Ha�• d Beer & WIM curyoul We're Ready To Serve You I n Our SMOKED HAMS 43c lb. 1 Announcement! C ar m el THAN K YO U 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. S UGAR ' \ 1 1 1 '11 3 oz. can 1 0c Labor Day &ven1np W 7:SO p.m. • ' l'CP lb. 45c ORDER SIGNS REMOVED MONTGOMERY, Ala. /UPI) 1'he rederal Bureau or Roads or­ dered the state of Alabama Wed­ ' nesday to remove Ku Klux Klan signs from the rights or way I along federal highways in the state. Gov. John Patterson demanded lhe bureau cite its aulh.orily tor the order and c11lled ii "just an­ other example of federal in1erfer­ ence." OPEN 5 lb. 59c 10 lb. $1 .1 7 25 lb. $2.95 •1 - - - - - lb. 49c Armour's POME ROY GROUND am 2 lbs. $1 .00 . 9round to fint-plaoe R1i1ul1 I n th• 1,1nofflcial •�am nee. lu.. •I.a 1-d• wilh 1'51/:1 point, and the United 5tatH I, '""nd with 1 1 0. , Russia'a women track .,1nd held s!an were favored lo wm two o f the ei&ht championships up for dedsion tod■J. . The ravored U. S. Olym p ic baa• kelbaU team met Y ugoslavi a in its fi nt eai:n� In the_ semifina l pool compet1t1oc, starl l ng at 5:30 p. m., t>.d.l. Thom■- Rat� Stu>�ln ThomH , who holds the world high jum p record or seven reet, Bucktye Brand PURE CANE !All!Jf'ff•.,_ I H oliday Specials 5 lbs. $1.00 FOIJ YO\fR �U!LDl�Q ��,P,S! - ROME (UPI) - John Thomaa of Bo1ton, the world hlth Jump record-llolder was expected to lead a 1 -2-3 American sweep In his specJ11ty tod1)' but U, S. 1printera laced tough cornpetltlon for their gold medal rrorri I German and a Canadian. Guy Tobian of the Univer1it}' of Southern California and Robert Webster ot the Univer■ity of Michigan also were favored lo co ntinue their 1dv1nce In the men's platform divin& competition. Dfl plt♦ KorlnR In flvti ...,_,,,, on W�nesday, the u. S. Iott OLEO ., lie 5 5 SIMONS Mr,_ - COATS and COAT SETS • • LAS VEGAS (UPI) - Sheriff 's deputies Wednesday drrested Los Angele11 bus driver Edward E. t'.;aton on charges he too k part in the $7 .000 robbery of the Los Angele11 Metropolitan Transit Au­ thority. Tr1I 1!11d1ana11 aml family of C ' l u rksbur�. W. Va. railed on Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lawrence, Osie llaiky. Akron, Ohio is vis­ iting wilh Mr. and M r&. Bill Swain. Mr nnd Mrs. Davi d Smith, Pllt an,j,4)l,id �•rJl'•n flllller 11r1d' �1('\r,: a��'\i�HI· ftte Jltger Creek picnic at. Chcs�ire, 0., Sat• urday. Eugene German spent the week r•n d al his home here with hl.11 sis­ ters, M rs. Garnet M or�an and L11� tllle German. lnf•nb, Chlldren'1r, S1,1tbtetn1, 31 29 27 26 23 21 15 13 13 10 I 7 ARRESTED FOR ROBBERY M r . and M rs. Hunk Holter and family wrrr '\•isiting Mr. and Mrs. Dob Dill and family, Pomeroy, Sunday. Mr. and Mfs. Clyde Lawrence, Hcv. Freeland Norris visited Mr, and Mrs. J laruld German, Sunday e\•ening. Sunday dinner �uesls of Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Babcock were Mr. and Mrs llob (oleman and Don­ ald Kot>nii;. Kenn y Hcynolcls has retlirned home afll'r a \· isit �l Paden City, W. Va. Mr .and Mrs. Wayne Prince and Rill Swain at tended the Slate Fair at Columbus. Sunday. 'Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dill and fam­ ily were visiling Mr. and Mrs. Har­ old Holler. ,;;.;.;;;:;,;;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;; Polnh 1'S'I,: 1 10 96 77 71 1', 51 34 34 Poland GrHt Britain Sweden Holland Danmuk 6ul11erla Cacho1lo¥akie (ti•) J1pan Fr•nce Belgium Yu101lavia �,clco F inland (t e) Bruil U. A. R. lti•I Cantda Iran South Afrlct The young adult married class of 1 he local rhurches mt:t Friday evening at the Methodist churl'h basement. AHer devolionals, pot­ luck refrl'shments were .servf!d to: Mr. and 1\1 rs. Dave Yates. Mr. and Mrs. Georgi! Frederick, Mrs. Leone Babcock. Mr5. Delores Frank and Janet, Mrs. Vera Weber �nd Charles and Mrs. Wanda Larkms. The next mct'ling will be held at t he home of Mrs. Wa11da Larkins. Mr. and Mrs. William Kell)', Easl Liverpool. 0. spent last week· end wilh Mr. and Mrs. Cyde Law­ rcrn..-e, Saturda y evening callers were Dr. and M rs. Charles Mor­ gan and Lucille German. Linda llrown, Reedsville was visiting Sunday with Sandra New­ lun, � ■ Country 1 . Ru11i1 2. Unit.ct St•tH . 3. Germ•ny ◄. Hunpry I. lt•ly 4, Au,tralia 7. (tie) Tuf'key Rom•nia Mr. 3!Hl M rs. S. A. Rairden were visi l i ns Mr [Ind Mrs. S. H. E1 1 in, Racine, Friday Mrs. Leone Babcock and Mrs. Vera Weber were shopping in Parkersburg. Monday. E den S,oc1etv I ROME UP[ - U11otficial team I landings in 1 he 1960 Olympk Games alter WednC'sday's competi­ tion: (Poinl!i awarded on the basl1 or 10, five, rour !11ree, two and one re1pcctiv cly for first six pli­ ce5) 3% lnche,, wu nted • ,;n,h to I break lhe old Olympic ' m.arlr. of 6- l 1 1/, set by America 11 Cnarlif' Dumaa ln 1956 And Dumas and Joe Fau1t, bolh uf Loa Angelea, ed to ''""h nght behind I ;i:�!!'." The united States &<"ored a 1 -2· 3 sweep of the shot put event Wed· nesday when Bill Nieder, Parr)' O'Brien ind DallH l,-0 ni,: fini1hed in that order. N ieder ' s winning toi,;s waa an Olympic record 641 feel 6'4 inchei. � the 100-meter dai;h, the U, S. trio of Ray Norton of San Joie, Calif, Due Sime of Durham, N c.' and Frank Budd of Asbury P� rk. ' N. J . • competed in 11emifln1l heat, that a\ao included GerI many's Armin Hary and Harry Jerome of Canada . The fln;il al10 w,1 s scheduled for today. H.ary tied the Olym?ic record of 10.2 se<"onds In winning hi, heat on Wedn�sday. Russian women wpre expected J to swell the Soviet poinl total with ! victoriea in the BO-meter hurdles I and the javelin throw, Australians grabbed tw 0 of the i;:old medals on Wednesday's pro­ I gram, Murray Rose winning the 400-meler freeslyle championship and Dave Theile lhe 100-meter backslroke. Rose set an Olympic ret<lrd of 4 : IB.3 and Thcile wu clocked in 1 :01,g in winning the backstroke race for the second straight time. Boston umper ShOuld Lead . Sweep In That E vent . Amer1can J Standings Hev anfl �lrs. Hal Do11ter and 'd .iu�htcr Dt> bbie, Bethany College, were ralhng on friends . a.nd prearhed al lhe Joctil Christian church. Sc\. l'ral from here attended t�e 1 0m l1 anui versary of the C:hris­ \1an rhurrh ;it Tuppers Plains, al­ so several ll t l ended Lhe homerom• rngs at Cheslrr and Joppa. . . . Bess Rnse. llellam, Pa. IS vmt­ ing Mr. und Mrs. Wal lace D.:ime­ wood. •'Jp pt;, �lP!, I .. rii.�P1 were \'UUtui;: Mrs. Maxine Durst and sons \.\'1 dnrsday. Keith )•c1trni,: spPnt sund■y with Mr. and Mr� Lewis Young. Mr. alld M rs charlefi Marcinko Sr. apd ,uns \\'l•re visiting Mr. �nd Mri:; ('h�rlt•� Murcinko and family, Sundi:iy. Mrs H 11 ruld Germa11 returned home frnm Holz�t Hoapital. Sun­ daJ By Violet Smith rad ishe&, green onions, squash and Dora 1-'.aton, Belpre, Ohio ' r(•nt sweet potatoes. a few days wJt h Mr. and M rs. A l fru1l seclions, the best buys Fn·d Lark111s . will indude honeydews, lunes, Leune Babeo�k and son Huy was peaehes. and Thomps(ln seed l l' M; \l isit ing Mr. and Mrs H;iymond grapes. The good buys will he l"il ch, Wednesday evening. watermt>lons, apples, Florula ;1 1 u Mr Hnd Mrs. Forrt!�l Hhodes cados, c1ntaloups, bluebernes, 11nd daujlhl�r were visiting M r small Call£orni11 orunMes, len10n�. and Mr� norsel l,arkins Sunday. plums, prunes, and pears. Mr. and Mrs. Georgt• f-'ries and Leading fish buys include rlams son, Parkers\Jurg. was visiting Mr. fieh sticks and portions, nab- and Mrs. Harold Newluh and meat, lobsters, and fillets. Sandy, Wednesday e1. 1::11ing. John Groc1• is a patient in the !l.f f-igs General Hospital. M!IQOD Pearl PoWt'll, Vienna, w. Va. ttP was ,·1,;nn, Mrs_ Huold B,ewc, and Mrs. Emma Powell, last week. H a rJ ey Larkins and Orland 'I.If• Bronck. Belpre, Q_ were Sunday ff di nner guests of Mr. a11d Mrs. Fred Larkins. JMt, I Hev . J ohn Snodi::rass, was adJ!•n et �t ' '�Yft_,efl�an Legion !Jijll, i•1P,rdf, �:BP P- m_ ro, 1:e,1. ·""' \V�p_ fl>llced 1 , ; , , Friday Shopplnv .,uldot FOOD SHOPPING GUIDE WASH1NGTO!'\'. UPJ - Poinl• ing loward the fmal Long holiday week�nd of t h(• summer. the na­ tion's food s turt!� .tre 0Her1ng a variety of fuuds lo appE!o11I both to indoor and uulduur cookin& style�. Sho�pers will find sut'h semi• and fully-prepared meats as ham& and culd l' U U vying with broilin1 and frying chil'kens, tur• key1, an d bet!f.noLably steaks- for the ba�ky,1rd l'hefs. Bui while Labor Day may m a r k tqe en� of 1umm1r for man)'. the •1·Mm• and variety of freah fru!ts 1 "'f'l*bl-• belpJ o!fered m· cl ill 'ft t■rm allJI mbtet a:arcl � are worklna: overtime. l�,c!J i l'enUtul ,re ,ucb tavor­ �pl corn, "l•lah, jl(lpsre,n �ean 1, eabcllrum�n. onlor,1, b .,, � �•· At frul, toun!,er■, II ,! Include melon, of all Olympir I �=-� gal. jug 85C • Home-Sijie JELLIES pt, 1• -39c 2 pkgs. 45c - • - lb. 10¢ GREEN BEAMS 2 lbs.25e • 4 ,.v No. I Home-Grown POTATOES · 10 lbs. 49� ' I HE FOOD MART" _I • 'i11, Save Your S&H Green Stamps - Fill A Boot Quicker 118 W. SECOND ST. . PqMBROY, OHIO I �_.,...__ - • . .. -- . ···. Panther Al u mni Wa11t To Re�,erse 1 959's Score Te,,,.Ju,r, To ilfeel The-rr WIii be a meeting l h l � comm.I! Mundav morning at 9 00 uf lht' leachen of the Bradbur} Etemt>11!ary &hool, t·alled t,y 1 /w principal, Mn. Thelma Dill Tht> Bradbury School w i l l op<·n on Tlu•sda) and lunch w i l l ht• served al L im school ."khool w i l l be d1811msed a t l 00. '' ' • ' ' . ;• MAKE A DATE TO "LUBRICATE" 1 -- - -�, ii � . .... " .....,,,. ;;.'.'�•-•• ii-:W- 'li) - 19� e E1win's Gui Se"lc 1◄ Phon• W Y-2,39 Cotn•r '2nd & Rutland S1L Middleport, Ohio 0 Id Pro Woodling May Lead Orioles To Their First Title United Preu lnturu1tion1 l Old pr o (;,.n, Y. rn,d l 1 11 ·.• . ;i11 old h;111d Ill pl;;) i ru: , 1 11d, I P>"llllll l l l 1u 11r t'8SU rf', {' 11\l l d 1 11· 1 1 1 , 111;111 1 1 ,1d l h1• yo11 m: !\,d 1 1 1t1"r,· l ) riulb •11•1•r L h 1• lup 1 1 : 1 /1 , · 1 r ' I " , l � ; · u l ;i r dr1v1· fur " t i n t A I IH'll l ;J I I 1 .,•;JJ.,!U(' 111 · I � , :rn woot.J l 1 11i.: • twst ) i·.ir, prt·�um,1 h l � wou ld hi· heh111d h i m �1:i} tw ht· , \o�t ,urn,· . , f h i s ,pn!<t. l,u! he tiJsn ' I lo�t .ill\ 11f tu,. I l l ! ('l'Jl l l '.'t• n o r .ill\ o l 1 1 1 , 1,.1 1 1 1 11 ,; ,J hll I I y, l\'oo d l 1 1 t " k , , l d 111gh c - .d l • · i l ' l h(• wlwl1• • a ru�1 111I 1 l 1 t · A / . l,,-1 , , 11-; · of his tr1•mt!n du11., r l wsl :rn , 1 h u l g 1 11 1; forP.i rrns, br1 1ugill I l w Oru , !( � fru111 bd1 1 11tl Wt · d n"'-d,,1 1 1 1 1.: h t w 1 1 h a grar11I slam h1111,, r T t 1 .1r h,d l h l· 111 lo a t j. 3 Vl!"ton 1 1 \ l"r H1l' ( 'l t•Vf' l.1111.l l nd ums ,1 11d w i t h i n a s i n g l L· ia:amt• of lht' f1 r., 1 pl�f<' Y;1 1 1 k • •1•i,.. G ra nd Re -O pe nin g SPO RTSM AN GR I LL P111 sburgl1 protected its 6½ ganw !t•.id i n thL' N.1t io11al League with a 7.4 vH:tory over San Francisco, SI Louis edge<t Cinr:inri.1li, 2-1, Chir·;; go won ils opener from Mllwauhe. !J. 4. but luH1 l he nightcap, 1 1·7, illld Los Angeles defeated Phlladelptua, J. ] . Hookie Mill Stafford ot the Yan kees ha11dcu£red the A's on four h i ts i11 the opener lo beat lfay Herbert, who allowed onl)' rive hils Ned Garver turned arou 11d and ht!ld 1 he Yankees to four h i ts in Lilt.' nightcap for his second vu·• lury nf the 11cason. E11 rl Hauye's sacrifice fly with the bases loaded in the nint h lll· n inll gave the Senators their V i l'· tory ;md dropped the thlrd•JJl11ce While Sox four games from 1 he top. Rookie Jack Kralick struck out nint i imd gave u p &ht hilll in win­ ning his sixlh game. ,Bob Shaw was t he loser. t r N DER N EW MAN AGE Ml•: N T M R . and M RS. BILLY ELI .IS .. :'' . .. F REE .' ' ' . .' .' ·rtw Onoles .and Yank<>t'S lw� 1 1 1 ,1 rrut"t.al t hree-i:.ame m strit•!> lli1 l t 1 1110n' F"riday mght ll.JH.I W11od l 1 11� w i l l be ready for 1 1 1 ,­ furuu r leamma te!I, with whorn Ill " ('ilrrlcd five World Series · dw(·k� The fndiBns jump@d to il :! O ll•�d rn lhe first innin� agai nst t lw Oruilc11 Wet.Jnesday night and tlw11 rum hnld the ga m-e u p 48 minu1e� !lurrn;e ! he second inn ing. Wood l 1 11g (')llll(• to the plate with l ilt' be11t>s full 111 the third and smai.tll'd his - 10th homer off loser Dick Slil!C man to give the Otlole■ a lead they never relinquished. , Yanllt Spllt Pair Ski nny Brown took over for starler Steve Barber Jn the hrAl i 11nning and yieldnl only seven hits over the lasl 8 1k innings to make his record J0-5. The New York Yankeea aplil :i twin.bill with the Kansas l 1 1 y Athl etics, winnin g l h e opener, I 0. but drop1>ing the nightcap, 8-'J. Tht• Washington Senators nipped ! Ill' Chicai.:o White Sox, 2· 1 , and t lw Detroit TiP,cra beat the Boston lkcl Sox, 4·2. BEER Saturday, Sept. 3rd 2 to 4 P.M. AU, 1.F.ll AI, REV F.RAG F.S . . . , AVAILA BLE FOR CARRY O l J T� Pomeroy 1 1as Some 'Bombs' Now To 1'hrow Against Yellow Jackets STANDINGS By Unittd PreH l ntun1tional NAtlONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pct. l ' l l l �liurgh 71:J 49 614 7 1 55 l63 :-- 1 I ,OUI!> 7U 55 .r>t]D \ l d w.iukl'l' 67 57 .54-0 l ,11� All!;t'lt!S �.rn F'r11nc·1�<·n fr2 t12 .500 5tl 72 ...38 I l lll'II\IJol ! J t 'h1rilgo 51 74 .lflll 46 ,. .!I'll ! 'lularlt> Jphrn John You ng, former Pomeroy High School interior line­ man of his sehool ' s only SEOAL championship team ( 1 955), today promh,e d an al l-out e(fort to ·reverse or square off at least, on last yt'a r's 44· 14 Alumni game victor)' score by M id­ dleport. GS 6½ 7 9 ½: l f 'At ;p 1-, "We weren't urgan ized llJSt year," Young satd Wed nt"sdil y aa he C'all• :II ed tot a full - sl"lt !e turnout tha1 lio I Hme rvctnln�. "And the score in . Wtdl'\♦ld1y'& Result■ dkated it. too. " Young had no alibis beyond Ch iogc; � Milw,ukee 4, ht that. He didn't mPnlion that Mid• Milw11,1kee 1 1 Chic.90 7, 2ml 4, ew rt had a huge, tough and fa�t Pitt&burfh 7 San Fr1nd�, 4 li he manned by t h e likes of Jim $1. Lowi1 2 Cincinnati I, ,_llht �rton, Roger Chanl·ey and John Lo, An11eles 3 Phil•. I, nlglif Thompson. They, w i t h help, kept Thurld•y's Prob1ble Pllcha" Pomeroy offensive bottled up. Milw•ukee ti Chic1go - &Uhl the ------ -� ~- - -1 :2 . 8 vs Drott l).S or C•rdw,JI 6,.f1, Pilhburgh nt San Fune lk....,_ H•ddi11 9-1 'II ,,,.rande 1-2. St, �oui1 •t Clnclnn•tl jnl9ht)­ G ib1on 3-4 vs Purkey 14-8. Phi11d.-lphit •t Los An�l•s (night) - Conlev 1-12 "! Orysd•I• 1 1 - I J. Breaks' Help' May Put Cards In Tl'tle F1'ght Frid1'(1 G1me1 Milwaukae •t Clnclnnatj, ni9ht Chiu90 ■t St. Louis, nipt Loi AngelH 1t i1p F rtrt., .,11M Only 1t,111t1., 1checfulN AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pct. GB 71 50 .60{! Nrw York 76 '3 .589 1 Baltiniorc 72 53 .589 4 Chica§IO 64 63 .304 1 2 Washington 60 65 .4sq, 15 Cleveland 59 67 .468 16½ Detroit 55 1 1 .437 '20 ½ Boston 45 82 .354 31 Kansa� City WHneN1y'1 Retulh Naw Yorlc 1 Kan.., Clty 0, ht Kan1lll1 City 6 Ntw York 0, 2nd Datroll 4 lotton 2, n i t l•ltlmort 6 C:ltvaland 3, nl9ht W11hln1ton 2 ChlcafO 1 , ni9ht Thunda'(s Prab■b!• PltcMrs Cl•veland at KanHt City (night) -Litman 3.5 vs Kuclcs 4-7. Only ltfflff 1che�ui.d Friday'• Ga1t1ff D•trolt at Ch lttto, nlt,ht Cltvtltnd It Kann1 ( lty, nl1ht N•w ,York ,t l,ltlmor•, night Washln,ton at lcillt6t1, nl,tit CINCINNATI UPI - The right breaks and lot s or help from oth• er teame and t lw St Louis Car­ dinals will wm ! ht Natwnnl League pennant. Thit'1 how Solly Hernus, Red· birds manager, ff'el!I. St. Louis defea1e(I the Cincinnati Reds, 2-1, Wednesday night but re. mained six and a half �ame5 he­ h im.I leadJng Pittsburgh a11 the Pirates topped S.in Francisco, 7-4 Hemus wasn'I around for lhe ending of the gumr?- as Umpire Frank Dascoli d1aSel' him fo r pro­ testing a th ird strike ii) the bot­ tom of the f'1ghth. ■h CORNELL GREE TS GRIDOERS l'l'I IACA, N. Y. UPI - Cornell U11ivcrsi\y had 18 returnini,: lettcr­ PGA EXPECTS 125,GOI lll l'II as it �Ot its 73rd football st"a• DUNED IN, Fla. UPI - An es­ son un1lcrw11y today. Coach Ldty timated 1 25,000 golfers at some J a mes had 60 candidates out for 600 cl11bi ll!nd eoiJrses from rot1l ! lit• first training St'ssion. the lo coast wlll partlcipaW In · not ional PGA 's fourth annual hole•in-o ne contcst 1 on Labor Day, Sept. ,5, il was announeed today. 498 LOC UST STR EET MI DDLEP ORT, O H I O I Dlti. Hemus was 11 uoted a t the be­ ginning of the season as pru(\ict­ ing his CardH wou lrl play .300 ball the learn hus a .563 percentage at present ) a nd wo•dd f1111sh m t he riut division And, he addl'd at t he time, "If t he breaks g<) nght for us. wt•'ll have a crack :ii t t1e pennant " Ray 811deck 1 . l !J•yPar old left. hander, pil'kf'd 11p his eighth vii'• tory ol tlw \1•a.'lon ui,:ainst !,,even losses as he hdd ! he Reds to six hits. It was t lw t h ird time he topped Ci1l( ' in 11.i ! i t h is season. Tb.e Reds' only run came in the third inn.in� 11n (;urdle Coleman's single, a w,ilk lo ! l ook, and a mln­ gle by RO}' M r )f i l l an. Whil• the WitWlepoo:t !IX-stars haven't released a r.Qt�-ar yet, it is not ell::peeted --thay'JI �ave •JI the bombs they enJor,d htst yea,. For ime, f3arton now 11 ninnini MS fifll string o !teneive c:cmJ11:r with lhe Dallas Cowboys profe�Jional team. and Chan-;ey lllRf n�t b@ 011 �and, Youns hu it0 me ®"lbl! tumself, tli i s y ear. No. One �n lll11 ljat coµh'I be 200 po11nd Milton Lambert, PHS 19158, \\/ho WH ■cheduled for front line regular d1,1ty at the LJniversity of Wisconeln thi■ fall but had lo give up football beettuse of a 21 -hour credit schedule in med ica · � ,:::: is husky Bob Wilson, PHS 1955, last year's regu lar fuJI. back with Marshall College and now a Pomeroy bank employee. Young atso expects to have ready these others-Jerry Grueser, Bob .Eastman, Phil (Flip) Werry, Gary Barnib:, Gary Freeman, Terry Pha. lin, Sam Rus11ell, Dan Morris, hu• old £orwn, B i l l Lehew, Bob Rhine• hart, Louie Smith and Ted Beegle. Game time i1 7:30 p, m. Labor Day evening at 'Middleport. Ad· vance tiekets are 7�c while $1 will � assessed at t he aate. Tickets ruay be obtained at the Sports Cen­ ter, H&R Firestone, Middleporl Lund, Room, and Motor Parts Co., in Middleport, •nd at Starks aed the Pomeroy Pastry Shop in Porn• eroy. Proceeds are divided bet wef'n the two town's boosters groups. Free Swimming On Labor Day The gesture is in keeping with lhe desire of the board lo enhance the · · holi�ay·· in Af_idd.leport when the park wJII be u1ed by many for plenics, group games, and al 5 p, m. a trophy pre&entation �emo;1y to . P&rll-0ipant1 in llJe iu�frier .recre­ aCion progr.11Jn, ,rtd 11� 1! for a pjcnlc for •U fr.t�· urde P•rtici• pants. includinl �U� • ,lea�rs. Pony Leagoen anq '\he 1ulnmer high school player,. . SEE US FOF:. FRH ESTIMATES Willi$ ANTIIONY PLUMBING & Phon. WV-2•2550 Hl!:ATING Middleport E-,ert Film Developing ffi,tve your mm developed by a Pro­ fe"silional Photographer, a man who ·�nows his profess ion. � Fast 2t 'Ho11f Servt�e On Black and White 9f Popular Sizes GROV ER ST UD IO Pomeroy, Ohio Phone WY-�•2475 ••�k To Sch ool ate r Tim e! Is Swe ., -�' ' IULKY KNIJS IN CAROlllANS CREW & SCHOOL COLLARS Latest �, .. 'STRADA WINS BOUT C.-\RAOAS UPl - Venezuelan bJntarnwe!Jht c'1, ampion, Nelson Ellr�<t•, 1 19 dtCisioned Dwight ilawklna, ta 1 ¾ of San Diego, in • 10 rounft bo11t Wednesday night. By Rugby & Purl From $7.95 -----------,----- Hayes Opens Gridiron Drills With Light But Fastest Squad COLOA 11! OPINI lxty IIAM U.TON, N. Y. UPI ,Colmen were 01J! today as t . Red Univer sity itate � l�ers si;. tramin ll footba 9ti0 1 opened tJieir Dayton, at fullbark, COLUMUIJS l l Pl-Coach Woody gcr Detrick, Arter posing for p hotograph,t1 t he Al hens, Mich., Ed Klein, ob B and Hayes oprncd the HMSO football , their Into Colgnte 11quad sf'tllcd ld and senior Bill Spr-inglfe Ulmer, sea&on here luclay, fielding what he t wo. a . day prnclic c grind. called "prob ,1 111)' 1he smallest, fast. Wenli of Canton at halfback. eat team wi• ' vt• hild sin<'e I've been The mo■t likely cndidale lo SN' news both offensively und d<>fen, action here.'' Hayes beg,m his 10th year al the ■ively is senior Mike Ingram who helm of Ohio State's Btlckeye foot­ could double as llnebacker and of­ ball learn . HP planned two•a-day fensive guard. The off,;meive line will include workouts for his 76 • player 8Quad throu11h S1•11t. 17, a week be· Chuck Bryant of Zane11vil le. Jim fore the Nt'a�on opener 11.gainst Tyrer of Newark, Gabe Hartman ot Troy and Oscar Ha11er " of Hum• Southern Mt•thndist. The rilncli11te11 ror the team llton, all velurana. Sophomore Rob break down 1 h i!I way : 19 seniors; Middleton · ia a poulble ehoiee for 28 Juniors an<l 34 newcomers. On• end opposUe Beyant. iy aix or l lwm were regulars laat So homore 80b Voael or Massil­ r, seaSQll, o l lhough 22 lettered. lon B a candidate for first ■Iring Tht heavies bBck weighing i n tackle with Bob Butt■ of Benwood, Wednesduy was Bob Ferguson, a W, Va., expect�d to be tried at of. junior from Troy. He t ipped the fenslve centff. 11calea at 229. But, Hayes warned, Thi defensive line hai; the ex• "he won 't be anybody's fullback perlence the offen,ive line lacks . . and If he doesn 't lose some pounds Sam Tidmore of Cleveland quiclr:." Tom Perdue, now of ,Wellston , 0., Th11 1960 Buckeyes likely will are upected to fill the end chores. Nlly on speed ln,t,iad of power 111 1 in PHI years, Ha)'el has said he wouid use 1 he two platoon ayatem to compensale for the squad's lack of expnieuce a t all facet■ of pla,. A National maa11lne (Look) hn ranked lhe Buckeye, as 18th In the natlon. II obvioully dld not dl1plea1e Hayes who I• lookinit for a better year than !Ht when Ohio Slate had a dtamal 3.3.1 record­ Loc,i& Slreol the woret 1inee Hayes tot)k over. llfld,U�port, Ohio Tom Matte it eapected lo be the player lo move the often■e 11 Pbone WY4·1997 qj:tarterback . Glvln1 him ijld ln the backfield will be Ferguson and R� DOW N I E.G RO SS, I NC --· E. 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HI, '"QIIITIIIIIIUI • •�,.,, • •ndablo • 17 owol : el 0f11 roo!• IMph,11 • mrb•o;l;ablo mo n,,.tn, °"'�; ■ ■ . . Ho, T& IILIT t El_alnlJ, femll'li" • 17 jowolt, 1hocli••llihttnt • ••tro,1irt hll a� ,mli1ien • Unbr•okallli mo1n1prln1 ,. QQESSL.E,t­ JIWlLRY OPJN 80\YllNG Illon�ay Evening Aug, · 19 •t 6:30 P. CO�E NCING Leag ues To 0 Sephmber lo be on a bowUng "am or .to h•••, In ID ABC �•eue. pleat\l ' COnl�cl WyQl& F. WY-Z-211•. Gel 1-.,ns In fol as leigu,is are f rapidly, If you �e , WAltM MORN I NG' H E AT E RS ◄ TIRE SALE ! trt> G O O DJfiEAR �N Yl O N S AT LOWEST PRICES IN HISTORY · � 2 $1 -�= 3°T AL L•WEA THlf A ROCK IIOrTOM... I ... Metered so that )'OU c■n heat )'Ollr hOQJe • _ . . qr. ,brooder hou111 at a ll"Pf of fu•II .. ljlo llj'II Ill tlltt .. dorn -.lbocl of ti..tlni -� lee , eosl I�� wlll ..le wllb ony •nllll' ut OOW'r Mr. and Mrs. -.,,,..... &1nno11 ltetf.n, IUt;e ■-.d P•tnda llarl; were vt1itin1 hi■ 'p•renta Mr. and Mr1. lbrold Brannon and Elleen. Mr. 1nd Mra. Pem Cur1i1 and family 1Hnt to Kent &ver the weeM'nd to ..-1■it Mr. ■nd Mr,. Jamea Beck and Rbond,a Ka)'. Mrs. Beek 111 l!r,. Cu,Cls'■ sister. Miu E lizabeth Buch1n1n accompanied the Cprti1'1 to �nt. Mrs. Curti■ S1-)'ied_ lor I .-eek with her ti■ter. BenJamin Buch anan ■pent � weekend 1tiUI hJ, , -1nl ar1 uncl e Mr. and Mra. Ron , Buer ,nan and ftmily of Vienna, W. Va. John Calow.ay W11 fn· over the weet,Jld. ffe tnake■' hil borne wltb Mr. and Mrs. Vernon lteed. Mike HrtM1'11. 11 1pen4fn1 the •eek wUb tl,e 1randparents Mr . ■nd 11,, lf1told Br.nnon Mrs S.rJwla Caueey la home from the hospital, after tht was draeged and run OYtr by her car . lier young 80J'I releUed the emer­ yency brake whUe the car was p.ar.ked on fl hill. Mrs. C..u11ey WH hurt white 1ttempt1n1 to stop the c■r. The Joppa W. S. C. S wa& heJd at lht ho,me of Mr. 411d Mrt. J'obn �ibble lbi, month Th• next meet­ ing wUJ be held 1t die home of Mr,, Mu1aret Gl'Ollnlc.kJe. Mn. Alice Bur ii N!pbrted lll It � �r home ■ufferl_ n• fron, uthm . 4 The . Succe11p :ijomecoming will be held September f. Everyone ill l n_vi �d to atte nd. A picnic lunch Dally Se ntin el. Pomeroy,Middle w,11 be had ■ t noon. port, 0., I, 1 960-S c,,rl Beck i, m1ti ne Mr f Perry Eliu. heth Thorn bnJ.:: 1 2 � A . • Olive �llrlll and family for a Wetk. Carl -;cc;;-;, ­ - H Y9 l l, 'il Salt.bury -E leandr B. S1ou1 t i, O wi nn 1• from l(en t. R I 8 r 1 ;a ••l th . , ,: · Bro wn, M.arth11 A llri,wn . 4 A S ea: hed 8 Smi th . . si:n to i rg, 1 K• WQ1don, Kathry n ·• pio. Wln. Mr. and Mrs B. )(_ Buc-h I don �n . 8.8 A.. Cheater. � nd _ Joay ltlf' nded !he home com­ Ednu 0. Haw k J ' l m r lnJ •n P■rhrsbu rx Suna1y 111 t he A . Car,ey , dcr,·,N •,J 1 ; ,d'm �nd 1 Ed w. Grif fith, Jerney li Grif fith 1 itev�n Street church ( , eo 1 Carper, Lavlrna 1--�, P,. r, parc If' I O 5 am Evanm 30.27 A., S.hsb ury. els, Nev a_ Bolyard. Clayton liolyard Bcdfo-rd. I � !1 :� �t1 1 th, Rulh Sm ilh. Lo t 84 H a l lie Croes. A t 1 , 1 ! 'ros � 1. Co i:y r i i Sept. f :;::;;---;-;;--;-.,-·•, 1 • All New Me rch an dise · Big Sa le Still In Prog ress _ .fll8t Betaroed From ,\ llaylog Trip Shop Ben Franklin and Save Phi ll ip Sis ters Style S'h op s-10 B E N F RA N K L I N L ; A L l.Y Qv, , i r c "7c POMEROY, OHIO - s-10 -- •• .O. T I CJ N A L LY K � Ov'JN POMEROY, OHIO --� PHON E WY-2-3491 -. - - '14� * .,.._ ... _, '"'"'Mtlh Pio,u �----__, § 4Jffff%ir /4W' l/4/P � � p Ir� ..· . I l=I�� -� Ri.zer Oil Co. �I I • -- - --- F'or a fresh new loo\ in 6port shirts this fa ll, see our latest selection of Ivy sly ling s. You 'll f i n d the new "bu rnished lon e<," in stripes. plaids\ aisl eys and checks. Sizes s. M. L. ---- F,on, ', Ivy cotton �lacks are a must for back,to., school. Our selection of boy, lvy slacks are slim, trim neat fitting. Choo,e . from fresh new flill ohadlngs In polished cottoO: or cordecl c.lilll!ns. ,nd 3 to 6x - 7 to 14 · · Suliteens $1.99 to $3.99 $3.99 to $4.99 Teen Sizes 7 to 1 5 - 12-20 · · $3.99-$5.99 From Also Half Stze, tl9Y's Washable Riversitile Jackets •· SKIRTS - SUM JIMS -CO-ORDINATES 3 to flX and 7 to 14 FQl' lb�f COOI $4!h0!)1 morlllngs, this wel.l!hl ,..cket will lie Just right. Madlight• e of · 100% •i!llon !hi, Jackel ls completely was h­ abl� . • . aqd revenlble. Really two jackets in one! $ 1 .99 to $3.99 BULKY KNIT SWEATERS 2 to 3x - 3 to 6.x - 7 to 14 .:. $1.99-$4.99 IOY'$ HANES I .... T-SHIRTS & BIIEFS �.!ff 91! hi. basic underw,,r 1�, � H.aoeo undert<,ar 1, �· 1 fl�• ,1rn1. T-Shir�' Hiift J,lod retn·� ntel band tllat won't •ta and brief■ .have $llPS, PANllfS a11d AN�s . For The Gnklt School Set · .. COTTON I V Y . S l A C K s· D R ESS ES .. .. � , . • , PEDWIN JR, ol ,ld!1J WI •""(C!ffl �• ,,.. llmt hi.. - ..,4 ..tlt,fr 11111.. .,.. .. ....c..,.,....,... ..... � ..,,. .., Also -''"' ..i · lfl1raol � � '"" ....ilc' I I ltock I• ,...,,,. � tr,.-.a, r..,, ,,11 - � 11.,,,:oi,.. ' �., 95 Fash ion favored S W E-A TE RS PEDWIN SHOES ...'.. sh�• -11 'fn o?hm • . • Ynu can war m up to fall in ooe of l l�i;e h�ntlsome numbers beca use �ur �ew .knlt_s a r e more colorful and 1rnag1natwe than ever N-fore Choose from Boat Necks. Necks, and Shawl CoUars in aU the la ie,t fall ■hades including brown with blnck, leden ereen and char grey. 'Ill ab' . .. Pedwin Shoes look gQOd, f e e I fine, any­ where . . . any lime! So why not shop re@l soon and visit our shoe department and try on a Pllll' of these Pedwfn comfort fitted oboes. You' ll know the' difference wilh the · ·· first step. . ,,... '9-95 He1sff ins - Ta n ne r . 1 1,r ,� ,,, Ivy slacks this fall IIJ'.e more colorful and sbaryer looking -than ever, and are a must In every boys wardrobe for back•to-schoql. Our 'selection or I v y and Cont1nenlal styled •Jacks are trim shm and neat fittina. ciioose now from' all the late,t fall cluic!\lfd patlerns and many new shades. ':�� F..m $4( � Pedwin Jr. shoes are the.' ' � smart styled 1),11., Jot liltn. !ey are sturdily CQ . �cUv, bo s and will _ "' take P en !t )'.9 ifnd the lat­ est styles brown, blac , dirty hue�. W• h- lh ...,, ll<it � $2•98 ereW 79c 3 fqr $2.1, Fr�m in Cotton & Corduroy "°"" �� M . : I Washable . ·Iv, Slacks ' FNm rtl�om!4 seaqui. Full tut tor l.aaUnr tit. • f $J ,9t WASHAILE We have everythlng you need for la9j 111ln11te �•.k· to-st. hool shoppmg for boys and girls ,and teen-agers. •• " ., .................. B A K ER F urn itu re Briefs a n" .T-Sh ;rfs1\'Elfl Out Joppa Way JAMES CHEAOL I 1kt. Jarnes Cheadle, son of :'\fr. 1 1 and Mrs. James Cheadle, Dexu-r. who just compleied his baaic train• ing at Fort Knox, Ky., has return ­ ed to his ba&e after a 13 day fur­ lough. lie will begin hia school ing Id�. and Mra. WUiiarn Brook• QI to become a mechanical engineer. Marion are here tor a vi•it with He is the grandson o( Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Della Ruth. Archie Ellil!II, Ch�&bire. , M rs. Glady& WUJ iama a1Jii. daueh• ter, Mrs. Ruth Ann Balde r10n DIE IN RE�IIGERATOR were in Belpre Thureday to vlaif ROSICLARE, Ill. (tfPJ. - Two M rs. K�t�ryn Dietz and 10n, BIii. girls craw)ed it1to an unuse d re. Mrs._ �1ll1am1:1 remained fOf' 1 Jvne­ frlgerator to play Mond ay and r r v1s11 . On The Brigh test Co rner Rev. Hlr�ld Holmes of the Syra. M i ke and Jeffrey Chllden died of suffoc ation. The victims In Middleport were Laura Ann Wa l la<'t, B, and Phi lo_ are spending their pre.schooofl _eute N'JZQ'ene fhureh ia announc. •ne rev�vaJ aer111cea beJ i nnlni AuJ vaca tion here: wft� their eran L": owe, B . "_II_JJ�e,".'"� �======�:""==""-'-'C::'".:'" d­ 31 and continu ing thro utb Sept parents, M r. and Mrs, Oren · Child­ J 1, with Rev. Gene Clar k 81 evan: ers. Bob Hill spent Jut week in co. geli1t. (u mbu11 With the Don Colema . Re�. Clar,k, of Terre Haute, [n. n fam. diana.111 now • full-t ime e\langelist 1ly. In the Chq'reh of t he Naza M_r. and Mn. Marvin Boston rene. anti Aftet l� · ye■r, as a pastor, he lam ! 1Y and Mf'8. Flouie Petty plan reipondld _.to a _call to ovaneelize a trip to · Sh■de, Ohio t.o visit Mr Sllylng, "My ministry bu bee a nd Mrs. Albert Tyler. n Don Kibble of !:ast Liverpool largely ..-1 rey_i vali st ministry. I was here Sunday to visit his aunts flr,nJy believe - that ev.anseli,m ia: . Misses Kate L. 'and Lucy Kibble' �" on..ly �JaOft for the church's Mr_s. Flossie Petty visited wit'b ex[Jte� . I aru 1reat1)' COJ)c erned �elat1ves at Sumner J11t week. she th1,t we hl\le • te\llval in thi■ • "en1s on her annual Yl!lcatf(in from her ra\1on." Born in W i.fre11, Ohio, Clark ernploymj!:nt in 1't,■ ANelea. En­ route East she tfapped near Ft WII C9h¥ll'f.ed >Jp • N111rene tent Sill, Okla ., to visit her 10n and fOeetJn1. Ht •tt�nded A■bu� eol­ daug htet-in-Jaw, Mr. and Hn. Ev­ leee, WUm�. Kent ue)(y, llld re­ erett Petty Jf. and two children. ceiv«KI a !Ja�helor'a de1ree frc>m Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cllne, Col­ Findlay col.Jece, in Ohio. lie has umbus spent lhe week end here done addJUon aJ work toward a with her parent ■, Mr. and Mrs. B. bachelor of di\ltnity degree at L. Edwards and sister, Mrs. Doro. Bluffton College and the Wine-brenrier Seminary, Jo'indlay. thy Cashdollar. Mr. Bnd Mrs. Russell Lowery or Athens were Sunday f11Hl1 in the Wall ace home. Mr. and Mn. Guy Speneer Ro­ ger, Linda and L■rry, were at Sum­ ner Sund ay to Yifllt his mother Tt(tiflc J'(l/111/ Mrs. T. Spentlfll'. Mrs. Bernice Randolph, who has 7.50 " 1 4 •lie Not jll!t ordinary �ylon be�n emplo)'od In Marietta has re­ TUBELUS � • • but Goodyear 3. T t urned home, TRI PLE. TEM PERE D Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bise and N Y LON . I t ' s the l ow rhildren Sl>f'1't the pasl week wlth rPlotives in ..\lcron and Toledo. priced NyJon tire you caQ Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Adams trust) . . '°ID<hwll have returned from a trip to New York City. For late model cars Billie Jean Prince of Philo spent a week end here wllh r,t:r. and lira. f .. ' Harry Ruth . llGIIE RID( ON GOODYIAI TIRll'llllll III INY OTNIII IIND � Claremont Harri a ot Joppa was · · . 1 u business visitor here Friday. Douglas Adams spent last week �·� a l Eclen with Mrs. Roae Chewalier. M·r. .and Mra. P1ut Childers of Philo were recent gqesta in the You'll Like Our aerv,ce Childers home here. Home Owned a n d Operated Grant Boring and famiJy and 11¾ Phone WY-2-21 01 Pom eroy "' Palty Cowdery are vi.siting in Coli umbus and attending the Statlf I �� !W' J?' M' � .$' � � ...J r':iir. A Complete Line ol Bo1, 'J'!'oq...., Shirt, and Jeans, Jaekels and Car Coau: • � � · .......... ... _., - • .,..d,omf 1tylil'l1 • for ..�.OJ'tt ,,.,.. WIii Be Open For OUR IlioDEl,tN ' LT IJUI RE \Vl! ALLt:YS ' ... ' . FUN ! FOR . YOUR. ' .. Evangelist Opens Stay Of 10 Days GAS FURNACE ' E, Main St. Reedsv ille Old Furnace \•;1th A New American Standard Guaranteed NATS B U Y SADOWSKI WASHINGTON UPI-TPe Wash­ rngton Senators, boletering their µil ehing staff in the hope of a possitile fourth place finish, today purchased right-hander Ted Sa· dowski from their Charlemton, W. va., rarm club of the American Assodation. Sadowski, 24, compiled a 7 -8 reCord with Charle1ton. or C los e.·O ut P R I C ES ,tGHT R !SUL TS CHICAGO UPI - Oou1' to, 176, Mew York, J,cnochd out • (ION) Ol&on, 1 7'9, S•n FruteiM (6). C A R4C41, \lennuela UP� Nelton lltrad■, 1 1 9, •utpollWfl Swimming from I to , Labor Day Dwight Hiwki ni, 12 1 YI, San DI• :it the Middleport MuniciJ'al Pool C •Ill 11 01 · will be FREE t o all, it n,s been ·aa.;;;=;;;..;;;;==;;;;; -' aa·.1 ...:aaa announced by offil.'ials of the rec• ,,. realion f>o1trd. Ttme To Replace That I . It 'i' ' i \!. ' .f(. _ ' · G,jl,L�IPOLIS C1 ' • ~- - �_.,...__ - • . .. -- . ···. Panther Al u mni Wa11t To Re�,erse 1 959's Score Te,,,.Ju,r, To ilfeel The-rr WIii be a meeting l h l � comm.I! Mundav morning at 9 00 uf lht' leachen of the Bradbur} Etemt>11!ary &hool, t·alled t,y 1 /w principal, Mn. Thelma Dill Tht> Bradbury School w i l l op<·n on Tlu•sda) and lunch w i l l ht• served al L im school ."khool w i l l be d1811msed a t l 00. '' ' • ' ' . ;• MAKE A DATE TO "LUBRICATE" 1 -- - -�, ii � . .... " .....,,,. ;;.'.'�•-•• ii-:W- 'li) - 19� e E1win's Gui Se"lc 1◄ Phon• W Y-2,39 Cotn•r '2nd & Rutland S1L Middleport, Ohio 0 Id Pro Woodling May Lead Orioles To Their First Title United Preu lnturu1tion1 l Old pr o (;,.n, Y. rn,d l 1 11 ·.• . ;i11 old h;111d Ill pl;;) i ru: , 1 11d, I P>"llllll l l l 1u 11r t'8SU rf', {' 11\l l d 1 11· 1 1 1 , 111;111 1 1 ,1d l h1• yo11 m: !\,d 1 1 1t1"r,· l ) riulb •11•1•r L h 1• lup 1 1 : 1 /1 , · 1 r ' I " , l � ; · u l ;i r dr1v1· fur " t i n t A I IH'll l ;J I I 1 .,•;JJ.,!U(' 111 · I � , :rn woot.J l 1 11i.: • twst ) i·.ir, prt·�um,1 h l � wou ld hi· heh111d h i m �1:i} tw ht· , \o�t ,urn,· . , f h i s ,pn!<t. l,u! he tiJsn ' I lo�t .ill\ 11f tu,. I l l ! ('l'Jl l l '.'t• n o r .ill\ o l 1 1 1 , 1,.1 1 1 1 11 ,; ,J hll I I y, l\'oo d l 1 1 t " k , , l d 111gh c - .d l • · i l ' l h(• wlwl1• • a ru�1 111I 1 l 1 t · A / . l,,-1 , , 11-; · of his tr1•mt!n du11., r l wsl :rn , 1 h u l g 1 11 1; forP.i rrns, br1 1ugill I l w Oru , !( � fru111 bd1 1 11tl Wt · d n"'-d,,1 1 1 1 1.: h t w 1 1 h a grar11I slam h1111,, r T t 1 .1r h,d l h l· 111 lo a t j. 3 Vl!"ton 1 1 \ l"r H1l' ( 'l t•Vf' l.1111.l l nd ums ,1 11d w i t h i n a s i n g l L· ia:amt• of lht' f1 r., 1 pl�f<' Y;1 1 1 k • •1•i,.. G ra nd Re -O pe nin g SPO RTSM AN GR I LL P111 sburgl1 protected its 6½ ganw !t•.id i n thL' N.1t io11al League with a 7.4 vH:tory over San Francisco, SI Louis edge<t Cinr:inri.1li, 2-1, Chir·;; go won ils opener from Mllwauhe. !J. 4. but luH1 l he nightcap, 1 1·7, illld Los Angeles defeated Phlladelptua, J. ] . Hookie Mill Stafford ot the Yan kees ha11dcu£red the A's on four h i ts i11 the opener lo beat lfay Herbert, who allowed onl)' rive hils Ned Garver turned arou 11d and ht!ld 1 he Yankees to four h i ts in Lilt.' nightcap for his second vu·• lury nf the 11cason. E11 rl Hauye's sacrifice fly with the bases loaded in the nint h lll· n inll gave the Senators their V i l'· tory ;md dropped the thlrd•JJl11ce While Sox four games from 1 he top. Rookie Jack Kralick struck out nint i imd gave u p &ht hilll in win­ ning his sixlh game. ,Bob Shaw was t he loser. t r N DER N EW MAN AGE Ml•: N T M R . and M RS. BILLY ELI .IS .. :'' . .. F REE .' ' ' . .' .' ·rtw Onoles .and Yank<>t'S lw� 1 1 1 ,1 rrut"t.al t hree-i:.ame m strit•!> lli1 l t 1 1110n' F"riday mght ll.JH.I W11od l 1 11� w i l l be ready for 1 1 1 ,­ furuu r leamma te!I, with whorn Ill " ('ilrrlcd five World Series · dw(·k� The fndiBns jump@d to il :! O ll•�d rn lhe first innin� agai nst t lw Oruilc11 Wet.Jnesday night and tlw11 rum hnld the ga m-e u p 48 minu1e� !lurrn;e ! he second inn ing. Wood l 1 11g (')llll(• to the plate with l ilt' be11t>s full 111 the third and smai.tll'd his - 10th homer off loser Dick Slil!C man to give the Otlole■ a lead they never relinquished. , Yanllt Spllt Pair Ski nny Brown took over for starler Steve Barber Jn the hrAl i 11nning and yieldnl only seven hits over the lasl 8 1k innings to make his record J0-5. The New York Yankeea aplil :i twin.bill with the Kansas l 1 1 y Athl etics, winnin g l h e opener, I 0. but drop1>ing the nightcap, 8-'J. Tht• Washington Senators nipped ! Ill' Chicai.:o White Sox, 2· 1 , and t lw Detroit TiP,cra beat the Boston lkcl Sox, 4·2. BEER Saturday, Sept. 3rd 2 to 4 P.M. AU, 1.F.ll AI, REV F.RAG F.S . . . , AVAILA BLE FOR CARRY O l J T� Pomeroy 1 1as Some 'Bombs' Now To 1'hrow Against Yellow Jackets STANDINGS By Unittd PreH l ntun1tional NAtlONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pct. l ' l l l �liurgh 71:J 49 614 7 1 55 l63 :-- 1 I ,OUI!> 7U 55 .r>t]D \ l d w.iukl'l' 67 57 .54-0 l ,11� All!;t'lt!S �.rn F'r11nc·1�<·n fr2 t12 .500 5tl 72 ...38 I l lll'II\IJol ! J t 'h1rilgo 51 74 .lflll 46 ,. .!I'll ! 'lularlt> Jphrn John You ng, former Pomeroy High School interior line­ man of his sehool ' s only SEOAL championship team ( 1 955), today promh,e d an al l-out e(fort to ·reverse or square off at least, on last yt'a r's 44· 14 Alumni game victor)' score by M id­ dleport. GS 6½ 7 9 ½: l f 'At ;p 1-, "We weren't urgan ized llJSt year," Young satd Wed nt"sdil y aa he C'all• :II ed tot a full - sl"lt !e turnout tha1 lio I Hme rvctnln�. "And the score in . Wtdl'\♦ld1y'& Result■ dkated it. too. " Young had no alibis beyond Ch iogc; � Milw,ukee 4, ht that. He didn't mPnlion that Mid• Milw11,1kee 1 1 Chic.90 7, 2ml 4, ew rt had a huge, tough and fa�t Pitt&burfh 7 San Fr1nd�, 4 li he manned by t h e likes of Jim $1. Lowi1 2 Cincinnati I, ,_llht �rton, Roger Chanl·ey and John Lo, An11eles 3 Phil•. I, nlglif Thompson. They, w i t h help, kept Thurld•y's Prob1ble Pllcha" Pomeroy offensive bottled up. Milw•ukee ti Chic1go - &Uhl the ------ -� ~- - -1 :2 . 8 vs Drott l).S or C•rdw,JI 6,.f1, Pilhburgh nt San Fune lk....,_ H•ddi11 9-1 'II ,,,.rande 1-2. St, �oui1 •t Clnclnn•tl jnl9ht)­ G ib1on 3-4 vs Purkey 14-8. Phi11d.-lphit •t Los An�l•s (night) - Conlev 1-12 "! Orysd•I• 1 1 - I J. Breaks' Help' May Put Cards In Tl'tle F1'ght Frid1'(1 G1me1 Milwaukae •t Clnclnnatj, ni9ht Chiu90 ■t St. Louis, nipt Loi AngelH 1t i1p F rtrt., .,11M Only 1t,111t1., 1checfulN AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pct. GB 71 50 .60{! Nrw York 76 '3 .589 1 Baltiniorc 72 53 .589 4 Chica§IO 64 63 .304 1 2 Washington 60 65 .4sq, 15 Cleveland 59 67 .468 16½ Detroit 55 1 1 .437 '20 ½ Boston 45 82 .354 31 Kansa� City WHneN1y'1 Retulh Naw Yorlc 1 Kan.., Clty 0, ht Kan1lll1 City 6 Ntw York 0, 2nd Datroll 4 lotton 2, n i t l•ltlmort 6 C:ltvaland 3, nl9ht W11hln1ton 2 ChlcafO 1 , ni9ht Thunda'(s Prab■b!• PltcMrs Cl•veland at KanHt City (night) -Litman 3.5 vs Kuclcs 4-7. Only ltfflff 1che�ui.d Friday'• Ga1t1ff D•trolt at Ch lttto, nlt,ht Cltvtltnd It Kann1 ( lty, nl1ht N•w ,York ,t l,ltlmor•, night Washln,ton at lcillt6t1, nl,tit CINCINNATI UPI - The right breaks and lot s or help from oth• er teame and t lw St Louis Car­ dinals will wm ! ht Natwnnl League pennant. Thit'1 how Solly Hernus, Red· birds manager, ff'el!I. St. Louis defea1e(I the Cincinnati Reds, 2-1, Wednesday night but re. mained six and a half �ame5 he­ h im.I leadJng Pittsburgh a11 the Pirates topped S.in Francisco, 7-4 Hemus wasn'I around for lhe ending of the gumr?- as Umpire Frank Dascoli d1aSel' him fo r pro­ testing a th ird strike ii) the bot­ tom of the f'1ghth. ■h CORNELL GREE TS GRIDOERS l'l'I IACA, N. Y. UPI - Cornell U11ivcrsi\y had 18 returnini,: lettcr­ PGA EXPECTS 125,GOI lll l'II as it �Ot its 73rd football st"a• DUNED IN, Fla. UPI - An es­ son un1lcrw11y today. Coach Ldty timated 1 25,000 golfers at some J a mes had 60 candidates out for 600 cl11bi ll!nd eoiJrses from rot1l ! lit• first training St'ssion. the lo coast wlll partlcipaW In · not ional PGA 's fourth annual hole•in-o ne contcst 1 on Labor Day, Sept. ,5, il was announeed today. 498 LOC UST STR EET MI DDLEP ORT, O H I O I Dlti. Hemus was 11 uoted a t the be­ ginning of the season as pru(\ict­ ing his CardH wou lrl play .300 ball the learn hus a .563 percentage at present ) a nd wo•dd f1111sh m t he riut division And, he addl'd at t he time, "If t he breaks g<) nght for us. wt•'ll have a crack :ii t t1e pennant " Ray 811deck 1 . l !J•yPar old left. hander, pil'kf'd 11p his eighth vii'• tory ol tlw \1•a.'lon ui,:ainst !,,even losses as he hdd ! he Reds to six hits. It was t lw t h ird time he topped Ci1l( ' in 11.i ! i t h is season. Tb.e Reds' only run came in the third inn.in� 11n (;urdle Coleman's single, a w,ilk lo ! l ook, and a mln­ gle by RO}' M r )f i l l an. Whil• the WitWlepoo:t !IX-stars haven't released a r.Qt�-ar yet, it is not ell::peeted --thay'JI �ave •JI the bombs they enJor,d htst yea,. For ime, f3arton now 11 ninnini MS fifll string o !teneive c:cmJ11:r with lhe Dallas Cowboys profe�Jional team. and Chan-;ey lllRf n�t b@ 011 �and, Youns hu it0 me ®"lbl! tumself, tli i s y ear. No. One �n lll11 ljat coµh'I be 200 po11nd Milton Lambert, PHS 19158, \\/ho WH ■cheduled for front line regular d1,1ty at the LJniversity of Wisconeln thi■ fall but had lo give up football beettuse of a 21 -hour credit schedule in med ica · � ,:::: is husky Bob Wilson, PHS 1955, last year's regu lar fuJI. back with Marshall College and now a Pomeroy bank employee. Young atso expects to have ready these others-Jerry Grueser, Bob .Eastman, Phil (Flip) Werry, Gary Barnib:, Gary Freeman, Terry Pha. lin, Sam Rus11ell, Dan Morris, hu• old £orwn, B i l l Lehew, Bob Rhine• hart, Louie Smith and Ted Beegle. Game time i1 7:30 p, m. Labor Day evening at 'Middleport. Ad· vance tiekets are 7�c while $1 will � assessed at t he aate. Tickets ruay be obtained at the Sports Cen­ ter, H&R Firestone, Middleporl Lund, Room, and Motor Parts Co., in Middleport, •nd at Starks aed the Pomeroy Pastry Shop in Porn• eroy. Proceeds are divided bet wef'n the two town's boosters groups. Free Swimming On Labor Day The gesture is in keeping with lhe desire of the board lo enhance the · · holi�ay·· in Af_idd.leport when the park wJII be u1ed by many for plenics, group games, and al 5 p, m. a trophy pre&entation �emo;1y to . P&rll-0ipant1 in llJe iu�frier .recre­ aCion progr.11Jn, ,rtd 11� 1! for a pjcnlc for •U fr.t�· urde P•rtici• pants. includinl �U� • ,lea�rs. Pony Leagoen anq '\he 1ulnmer high school player,. . SEE US FOF:. FRH ESTIMATES Willi$ ANTIIONY PLUMBING & Phon. WV-2•2550 Hl!:ATING Middleport E-,ert Film Developing ffi,tve your mm developed by a Pro­ fe"silional Photographer, a man who ·�nows his profess ion. � Fast 2t 'Ho11f Servt�e On Black and White 9f Popular Sizes GROV ER ST UD IO Pomeroy, Ohio Phone WY-�•2475 ••�k To Sch ool ate r Tim e! Is Swe ., -�' ' IULKY KNIJS IN CAROlllANS CREW & SCHOOL COLLARS Latest �, .. 'STRADA WINS BOUT C.-\RAOAS UPl - Venezuelan bJntarnwe!Jht c'1, ampion, Nelson Ellr�<t•, 1 19 dtCisioned Dwight ilawklna, ta 1 ¾ of San Diego, in • 10 rounft bo11t Wednesday night. By Rugby & Purl From $7.95 -----------,----- Hayes Opens Gridiron Drills With Light But Fastest Squad COLOA 11! OPINI lxty IIAM U.TON, N. Y. UPI ,Colmen were 01J! today as t . Red Univer sity itate � l�ers si;. tramin ll footba 9ti0 1 opened tJieir Dayton, at fullbark, COLUMUIJS l l Pl-Coach Woody gcr Detrick, Arter posing for p hotograph,t1 t he Al hens, Mich., Ed Klein, ob B and Hayes oprncd the HMSO football , their Into Colgnte 11quad sf'tllcd ld and senior Bill Spr-inglfe Ulmer, sea&on here luclay, fielding what he t wo. a . day prnclic c grind. called "prob ,1 111)' 1he smallest, fast. Wenli of Canton at halfback. eat team wi• ' vt• hild sin<'e I've been The mo■t likely cndidale lo SN' news both offensively und d<>fen, action here.'' Hayes beg,m his 10th year al the ■ively is senior Mike Ingram who helm of Ohio State's Btlckeye foot­ could double as llnebacker and of­ ball learn . HP planned two•a-day fensive guard. The off,;meive line will include workouts for his 76 • player 8Quad throu11h S1•11t. 17, a week be· Chuck Bryant of Zane11vil le. Jim fore the Nt'a�on opener 11.gainst Tyrer of Newark, Gabe Hartman ot Troy and Oscar Ha11er " of Hum• Southern Mt•thndist. The rilncli11te11 ror the team llton, all velurana. Sophomore Rob break down 1 h i!I way : 19 seniors; Middleton · ia a poulble ehoiee for 28 Juniors an<l 34 newcomers. On• end opposUe Beyant. iy aix or l lwm were regulars laat So homore 80b Voael or Massil­ r, seaSQll, o l lhough 22 lettered. lon B a candidate for first ■Iring Tht heavies bBck weighing i n tackle with Bob Butt■ of Benwood, Wednesduy was Bob Ferguson, a W, Va., expect�d to be tried at of. junior from Troy. He t ipped the fenslve centff. 11calea at 229. But, Hayes warned, Thi defensive line hai; the ex• "he won 't be anybody's fullback perlence the offen,ive line lacks . . and If he doesn 't lose some pounds Sam Tidmore of Cleveland quiclr:." Tom Perdue, now of ,Wellston , 0., Th11 1960 Buckeyes likely will are upected to fill the end chores. Nlly on speed ln,t,iad of power 111 1 in PHI years, Ha)'el has said he wouid use 1 he two platoon ayatem to compensale for the squad's lack of expnieuce a t all facet■ of pla,. A National maa11lne (Look) hn ranked lhe Buckeye, as 18th In the natlon. II obvioully dld not dl1plea1e Hayes who I• lookinit for a better year than !Ht when Ohio Slate had a dtamal 3.3.1 record­ Loc,i& Slreol the woret 1inee Hayes tot)k over. llfld,U�port, Ohio Tom Matte it eapected lo be the player lo move the often■e 11 Pbone WY4·1997 qj:tarterback . Glvln1 him ijld ln the backfield will be Ferguson and R� DOW N I E.G RO SS, I NC --· E. "THE M EN'S STORE'' MAIN S1'1lEJl'J) from School Goessler's , SMART STUDENTS HUNTING SEASON OPENS SOON! Our complet e line of hunting suppl il•., ;111d l'quipmc nt is ufill'l u rers and in a large range of pril·t•s. hcrt• ready for your selection . Made hy world-k nown man­ Shotgu ns & Rifl es e Winchester • Remi ngton HARRIS.' • Ithaca • Harrison & Richa rdson • Mossberg • Gu n Clea n ing • Browning • Kits • • Gun Oil ... A S H LAN D SERVICE STATION REC OIL PADS GAM E BAGS Ammu.,.ition Of All Ki11 di •--,. )G E T HUNTIN� LICENSES Hllll By t • Peters • Western • Remint,ton SHELL VE$ff GUN CASES , 1 HU NTIN G ACCESSORI ES 0 .lii.,NTERS JACK IT$ 6' CAP'S - H U NTERS CAPS �I I ' l .� . ·- EBERSB..tH HARDWARE · .co. ••&ypYTHIMl IN HARDWARE" t l PANTS R I FLE SLI NG ST.RAPS 8UDGET 4<1COUJliTS ARE CARRIED HERE IN OUR STORE - ' 'ffMIRQY, OHIO POMEROY BOWLING ALLE make the most of their time NOWI 500 llt. Li GAS Sflm1S w, Hawe Th Tills? "':,....... :t:•· �. HI, '"QIIITIIIIIIUI • •�,.,, • •ndablo • 17 owol : el 0f11 roo!• IMph,11 • mrb•o;l;ablo mo n,,.tn, °"'�; ■ ■ . . Ho, T& IILIT t El_alnlJ, femll'li" • 17 jowolt, 1hocli••llihttnt • ••tro,1irt hll a� ,mli1ien • Unbr•okallli mo1n1prln1 ,. QQESSL.E,t­ JIWlLRY OPJN 80\YllNG Illon�ay Evening Aug, · 19 •t 6:30 P. CO�E NCING Leag ues To 0 Sephmber lo be on a bowUng "am or .to h•••, In ID ABC �•eue. pleat\l ' COnl�cl WyQl& F. WY-Z-211•. Gel 1-.,ns In fol as leigu,is are f rapidly, If you �e , WAltM MORN I NG' H E AT E RS ◄ TIRE SALE ! trt> G O O DJfiEAR �N Yl O N S AT LOWEST PRICES IN HISTORY · � 2 $1 -�= 3°T AL L•WEA THlf A ROCK IIOrTOM... I ... Metered so that )'OU c■n heat )'Ollr hOQJe • _ . . qr. ,brooder hou111 at a ll"Pf of fu•II .. ljlo llj'II Ill tlltt .. dorn -.lbocl of ti..tlni -� lee , eosl I�� wlll ..le wllb ony •nllll' ut OOW'r Mr. and Mrs. -.,,,..... &1nno11 ltetf.n, IUt;e ■-.d P•tnda llarl; were vt1itin1 hi■ 'p•renta Mr. and Mr1. lbrold Brannon and Elleen. Mr. 1nd Mra. Pem Cur1i1 and family 1Hnt to Kent &ver the weeM'nd to ..-1■it Mr. ■nd Mr,. Jamea Beck and Rbond,a Ka)'. Mrs. Beek 111 l!r,. Cu,Cls'■ sister. Miu E lizabeth Buch1n1n accompanied the Cprti1'1 to �nt. Mrs. Curti■ S1-)'ied_ lor I .-eek with her ti■ter. BenJamin Buch anan ■pent � weekend 1tiUI hJ, , -1nl ar1 uncl e Mr. and Mra. Ron , Buer ,nan and ftmily of Vienna, W. Va. John Calow.ay W11 fn· over the weet,Jld. ffe tnake■' hil borne wltb Mr. and Mrs. Vernon lteed. Mike HrtM1'11. 11 1pen4fn1 the •eek wUb tl,e 1randparents Mr . ■nd 11,, lf1told Br.nnon Mrs S.rJwla Caueey la home from the hospital, after tht was draeged and run OYtr by her car . lier young 80J'I releUed the emer­ yency brake whUe the car was p.ar.ked on fl hill. Mrs. C..u11ey WH hurt white 1ttempt1n1 to stop the c■r. The Joppa W. S. C. S wa& heJd at lht ho,me of Mr. 411d Mrt. J'obn �ibble lbi, month Th• next meet­ ing wUJ be held 1t die home of Mr,, Mu1aret Gl'Ollnlc.kJe. Mn. Alice Bur ii N!pbrted lll It � �r home ■ufferl_ n• fron, uthm . 4 The . Succe11p :ijomecoming will be held September f. Everyone ill l n_vi �d to atte nd. A picnic lunch Dally Se ntin el. Pomeroy,Middle w,11 be had ■ t noon. port, 0., I, 1 960-S c,,rl Beck i, m1ti ne Mr f Perry Eliu. heth Thorn bnJ.:: 1 2 � A . • Olive �llrlll and family for a Wetk. Carl -;cc;;-;, ­ - H Y9 l l, 'il Salt.bury -E leandr B. S1ou1 t i, O wi nn 1• from l(en t. R I 8 r 1 ;a ••l th . , ,: · Bro wn, M.arth11 A llri,wn . 4 A S ea: hed 8 Smi th . . si:n to i rg, 1 K• WQ1don, Kathry n ·• pio. Wln. Mr. and Mrs B. )(_ Buc-h I don �n . 8.8 A.. Cheater. � nd _ Joay ltlf' nded !he home com­ Ednu 0. Haw k J ' l m r lnJ •n P■rhrsbu rx Suna1y 111 t he A . Car,ey , dcr,·,N •,J 1 ; ,d'm �nd 1 Ed w. Grif fith, Jerney li Grif fith 1 itev�n Street church ( , eo 1 Carper, Lavlrna 1--�, P,. r, parc If' I O 5 am Evanm 30.27 A., S.hsb ury. els, Nev a_ Bolyard. Clayton liolyard Bcdfo-rd. I � !1 :� �t1 1 th, Rulh Sm ilh. Lo t 84 H a l lie Croes. A t 1 , 1 ! 'ros � 1. Co i:y r i i Sept. f :;::;;---;-;;--;-.,-·•, 1 • All New Me rch an dise · Big Sa le Still In Prog ress _ .fll8t Betaroed From ,\ llaylog Trip Shop Ben Franklin and Save Phi ll ip Sis ters Style S'h op s-10 B E N F RA N K L I N L ; A L l.Y Qv, , i r c "7c POMEROY, OHIO - s-10 -- •• .O. T I CJ N A L LY K � Ov'JN POMEROY, OHIO --� PHON E WY-2-3491 -. - - '14� * .,.._ ... _, '"'"'Mtlh Pio,u �----__, § 4Jffff%ir /4W' l/4/P � � p Ir� ..· . I l=I�� -� Ri.zer Oil Co. �I I • -- - --- F'or a fresh new loo\ in 6port shirts this fa ll, see our latest selection of Ivy sly ling s. You 'll f i n d the new "bu rnished lon e<," in stripes. plaids\ aisl eys and checks. Sizes s. M. L. ---- F,on, ', Ivy cotton �lacks are a must for back,to., school. Our selection of boy, lvy slacks are slim, trim neat fitting. Choo,e . from fresh new flill ohadlngs In polished cottoO: or cordecl c.lilll!ns. ,nd 3 to 6x - 7 to 14 · · Suliteens $1.99 to $3.99 $3.99 to $4.99 Teen Sizes 7 to 1 5 - 12-20 · · $3.99-$5.99 From Also Half Stze, tl9Y's Washable Riversitile Jackets •· SKIRTS - SUM JIMS -CO-ORDINATES 3 to flX and 7 to 14 FQl' lb�f COOI $4!h0!)1 morlllngs, this wel.l!hl ,..cket will lie Just right. Madlight• e of · 100% •i!llon !hi, Jackel ls completely was h­ abl� . • . aqd revenlble. Really two jackets in one! $ 1 .99 to $3.99 BULKY KNIT SWEATERS 2 to 3x - 3 to 6.x - 7 to 14 .:. $1.99-$4.99 IOY'$ HANES I .... T-SHIRTS & BIIEFS �.!ff 91! hi. basic underw,,r 1�, � H.aoeo undert<,ar 1, �· 1 fl�• ,1rn1. T-Shir�' Hiift J,lod retn·� ntel band tllat won't •ta and brief■ .have $llPS, PANllfS a11d AN�s . For The Gnklt School Set · .. COTTON I V Y . S l A C K s· D R ESS ES .. .. � , . • , PEDWIN JR, ol ,ld!1J WI •""(C!ffl �• ,,.. llmt hi.. - ..,4 ..tlt,fr 11111.. .,.. .. ....c..,.,....,... ..... � ..,,. .., Also -''"' ..i · lfl1raol � � '"" ....ilc' I I ltock I• ,...,,,. � tr,.-.a, r..,, ,,11 - � 11.,,,:oi,.. ' �., 95 Fash ion favored S W E-A TE RS PEDWIN SHOES ...'.. sh�• -11 'fn o?hm • . • Ynu can war m up to fall in ooe of l l�i;e h�ntlsome numbers beca use �ur �ew .knlt_s a r e more colorful and 1rnag1natwe than ever N-fore Choose from Boat Necks. Necks, and Shawl CoUars in aU the la ie,t fall ■hades including brown with blnck, leden ereen and char grey. 'Ill ab' . .. Pedwin Shoes look gQOd, f e e I fine, any­ where . . . any lime! So why not shop re@l soon and visit our shoe department and try on a Pllll' of these Pedwfn comfort fitted oboes. You' ll know the' difference wilh the · ·· first step. . ,,... '9-95 He1sff ins - Ta n ne r . 1 1,r ,� ,,, Ivy slacks this fall IIJ'.e more colorful and sbaryer looking -than ever, and are a must In every boys wardrobe for back•to-schoql. Our 'selection or I v y and Cont1nenlal styled •Jacks are trim shm and neat fittina. ciioose now from' all the late,t fall cluic!\lfd patlerns and many new shades. ':�� F..m $4( � Pedwin Jr. shoes are the.' ' � smart styled 1),11., Jot liltn. !ey are sturdily CQ . �cUv, bo s and will _ "' take P en !t )'.9 ifnd the lat­ est styles brown, blac , dirty hue�. W• h- lh ...,, ll<it � $2•98 ereW 79c 3 fqr $2.1, Fr�m in Cotton & Corduroy "°"" �� M . : I Washable . ·Iv, Slacks ' FNm rtl�om!4 seaqui. Full tut tor l.aaUnr tit. • f $J ,9t WASHAILE We have everythlng you need for la9j 111ln11te �•.k· to-st. hool shoppmg for boys and girls ,and teen-agers. •• " ., .................. B A K ER F urn itu re Briefs a n" .T-Sh ;rfs1\'Elfl Out Joppa Way JAMES CHEAOL I 1kt. Jarnes Cheadle, son of :'\fr. 1 1 and Mrs. James Cheadle, Dexu-r. who just compleied his baaic train• ing at Fort Knox, Ky., has return ­ ed to his ba&e after a 13 day fur­ lough. lie will begin hia school ing Id�. and Mra. WUiiarn Brook• QI to become a mechanical engineer. Marion are here tor a vi•it with He is the grandson o( Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Della Ruth. Archie Ellil!II, Ch�&bire. , M rs. Glady& WUJ iama a1Jii. daueh• ter, Mrs. Ruth Ann Balde r10n DIE IN RE�IIGERATOR were in Belpre Thureday to vlaif ROSICLARE, Ill. (tfPJ. - Two M rs. K�t�ryn Dietz and 10n, BIii. girls craw)ed it1to an unuse d re. Mrs._ �1ll1am1:1 remained fOf' 1 Jvne­ frlgerator to play Mond ay and r r v1s11 . On The Brigh test Co rner Rev. Hlr�ld Holmes of the Syra. M i ke and Jeffrey Chllden died of suffoc ation. The victims In Middleport were Laura Ann Wa l la<'t, B, and Phi lo_ are spending their pre.schooofl _eute N'JZQ'ene fhureh ia announc. •ne rev�vaJ aer111cea beJ i nnlni AuJ vaca tion here: wft� their eran L": owe, B . "_II_JJ�e,".'"� �======�:""==""-'-'C::'".:'" d­ 31 and continu ing thro utb Sept parents, M r. and Mrs, Oren · Child­ J 1, with Rev. Gene Clar k 81 evan: ers. Bob Hill spent Jut week in co. geli1t. (u mbu11 With the Don Colema . Re�. Clar,k, of Terre Haute, [n. n fam. diana.111 now • full-t ime e\langelist 1ly. In the Chq'reh of t he Naza M_r. and Mn. Marvin Boston rene. anti Aftet l� · ye■r, as a pastor, he lam ! 1Y and Mf'8. Flouie Petty plan reipondld _.to a _call to ovaneelize a trip to · Sh■de, Ohio t.o visit Mr Sllylng, "My ministry bu bee a nd Mrs. Albert Tyler. n Don Kibble of !:ast Liverpool largely ..-1 rey_i vali st ministry. I was here Sunday to visit his aunts flr,nJy believe - that ev.anseli,m ia: . Misses Kate L. 'and Lucy Kibble' �" on..ly �JaOft for the church's Mr_s. Flossie Petty visited wit'b ex[Jte� . I aru 1reat1)' COJ)c erned �elat1ves at Sumner J11t week. she th1,t we hl\le • te\llval in thi■ • "en1s on her annual Yl!lcatf(in from her ra\1on." Born in W i.fre11, Ohio, Clark ernploymj!:nt in 1't,■ ANelea. En­ route East she tfapped near Ft WII C9h¥ll'f.ed >Jp • N111rene tent Sill, Okla ., to visit her 10n and fOeetJn1. Ht •tt�nded A■bu� eol­ daug htet-in-Jaw, Mr. and Hn. Ev­ leee, WUm�. Kent ue)(y, llld re­ erett Petty Jf. and two children. ceiv«KI a !Ja�helor'a de1ree frc>m Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cllne, Col­ Findlay col.Jece, in Ohio. lie has umbus spent lhe week end here done addJUon aJ work toward a with her parent ■, Mr. and Mrs. B. bachelor of di\ltnity degree at L. Edwards and sister, Mrs. Doro. Bluffton College and the Wine-brenrier Seminary, Jo'indlay. thy Cashdollar. Mr. Bnd Mrs. Russell Lowery or Athens were Sunday f11Hl1 in the Wall ace home. Mr. and Mn. Guy Speneer Ro­ ger, Linda and L■rry, were at Sum­ ner Sund ay to Yifllt his mother Tt(tiflc J'(l/111/ Mrs. T. Spentlfll'. Mrs. Bernice Randolph, who has 7.50 " 1 4 •lie Not jll!t ordinary �ylon be�n emplo)'od In Marietta has re­ TUBELUS � • • but Goodyear 3. T t urned home, TRI PLE. TEM PERE D Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bise and N Y LON . I t ' s the l ow rhildren Sl>f'1't the pasl week wlth rPlotives in ..\lcron and Toledo. priced NyJon tire you caQ Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Adams trust) . . '°ID<hwll have returned from a trip to New York City. For late model cars Billie Jean Prince of Philo spent a week end here wllh r,t:r. and lira. f .. ' Harry Ruth . llGIIE RID( ON GOODYIAI TIRll'llllll III INY OTNIII IIND � Claremont Harri a ot Joppa was · · . 1 u business visitor here Friday. Douglas Adams spent last week �·� a l Eclen with Mrs. Roae Chewalier. M·r. .and Mra. P1ut Childers of Philo were recent gqesta in the You'll Like Our aerv,ce Childers home here. Home Owned a n d Operated Grant Boring and famiJy and 11¾ Phone WY-2-21 01 Pom eroy "' Palty Cowdery are vi.siting in Coli umbus and attending the Statlf I �� !W' J?' M' � .$' � � ...J r':iir. A Complete Line ol Bo1, 'J'!'oq...., Shirt, and Jeans, Jaekels and Car Coau: • � � · .......... ... _., - • .,..d,omf 1tylil'l1 • for ..�.OJ'tt ,,.,.. WIii Be Open For OUR IlioDEl,tN ' LT IJUI RE \Vl! ALLt:YS ' ... ' . FUN ! FOR . YOUR. ' .. Evangelist Opens Stay Of 10 Days GAS FURNACE ' E, Main St. Reedsv ille Old Furnace \•;1th A New American Standard Guaranteed NATS B U Y SADOWSKI WASHINGTON UPI-TPe Wash­ rngton Senators, boletering their µil ehing staff in the hope of a possitile fourth place finish, today purchased right-hander Ted Sa· dowski from their Charlemton, W. va., rarm club of the American Assodation. Sadowski, 24, compiled a 7 -8 reCord with Charle1ton. or C los e.·O ut P R I C ES ,tGHT R !SUL TS CHICAGO UPI - Oou1' to, 176, Mew York, J,cnochd out • (ION) Ol&on, 1 7'9, S•n FruteiM (6). C A R4C41, \lennuela UP� Nelton lltrad■, 1 1 9, •utpollWfl Swimming from I to , Labor Day Dwight Hiwki ni, 12 1 YI, San DI• :it the Middleport MuniciJ'al Pool C •Ill 11 01 · will be FREE t o all, it n,s been ·aa.;;;=;;;..;;;;==;;;;; -' aa·.1 ...:aaa announced by offil.'ials of the rec• ,,. realion f>o1trd. Ttme To Replace That I . It 'i' ' i \!. ' .f(. _ ' · G,jl,L�IPOLIS C1 ' • ~- - �....._____ • •�00-: ••,-,,-...,.,,""' • 11,.....Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport O , ., S ep t . I , 1 960 . ,. '"iiC'"'"?I-. . -� . . --- -�- -- ... ,-,.... ---- • .. 'I ,., ... , . ,,••'(':rt � �...� '";-�� .,. &QI ► <JtAJ *'"'"��--�:....,---- ,- .· : I. • - CONCORD GRAPES $ 1 . :!4 bu ,---:--------­ . bring coot.ainer-we pic l. 27 Peul-st, Middle port. 8 30 3tp 5 PR ICE D FQR RE A.s ON ABLE QUl ck sale . 1 large res tau ran t s1ov e wit h attached gri ll. Abo oih er 1tem d. Call WY 2-J&IJ .Mid 1 dlcp ort, Ohi o. 9· 1 Jlc I TH OUO UGH.BRED COLLIE PUP S Pho!1e SH 2-47 9,1. 8�1 1; I . (-� rl I . AS IS SPE CIA LS 57 Mercury 60 H. P. $495 I 00 59 "'-rcury 70 H. P. 45 H. P. Mercury Outtlt 00 I METROPOLITAiN MOTo · as 600 EHi M•in StrHt, Pom.,.. / 'I Tud o r W h itewall tires heater Phone WY2--3170 std 6 o 6000 M.i les 6 Mo nth s Letart Fa lls Soc ia l Even ts relative, In Columbue while they are gone. Heney Barrett is recov,rlne an­ ly Mn. J. D. Roulft n ere 'rureel')' in Pl11eant Val­ By Mrs. H•ffi• F�ck Dr. Wlll avene Sheets Woll Mr. and Mn. Gary Barnlti of ley hoapltal. Mr, ■nd Mra. Marlon Wood of . FOB CONSl8'J'�NT DEPENDABLE daugh ter of Mr. and Mn . C. Pomeroy apent the week elld wlth RE SU LT!' E' Chest er, and Mra. Milt on Efaw Sheet& and niec e o f Mrs. J. of Mr. Cheatet M.orrh1 and .alao Mr. and Mn. Altiia Swlck, Linda I D. Alhen11 called on Mr. ind visited RATES Mrs· Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey John o u.sh has accepte Wand• ":'Jd Tony Cardillo ■pent � � . d pos II iti o n 15 Curt Frederlck Slturday. aon and ; 4 ceot.s W werd one inaert,i irector of the reference services so n. ' on. MUI imum week vi11tl n1 with frienda and rel- t char . Mc • 60 centa Ed �■um, who hH been qui te ill . e �nt., per word •dr three m t he Bureau of Educationa . Mr, and Mrs , John1on ,,.and fam �Uvea � �lumbus, Toled,, Cutt ona. l � ­ • In Me1p . o General Hospit•l for il� cta re�earc� KRd ser vice Oh i o Sta f Wayne, W. Va, apent Sunday ice, Malinta and Darbydale. � J - one mouth tor te several days Clime home Sund t '""' "' . ..... per word will ay um veraily Dr. Wo lf received wi th their son, Mr. and Mrs. Don •·viiibe c.._ •ed for ad vt.·rt.LSinc: her ey Mrs . Nell Shu mw ay and grand­ d 001 D&id witblo 10 daya lit Hn. Minnie Swick and Pearl 8 Joh S. deg nson and son J..arey ree from Rio Grande son, John Gilm ore, · i bill. Emu s i.Q Aelvertiaine o f Denn Syn cuse ey vi1lted their brother laaae C , o lleg e and her M . A. aod Ph D �- aod Mrs. j•mea Reeves and epent Sunday afternoon with Mr ' '- r�P<1':1."<I imnwd1alely. The Da ,Jy Sentinel wilJ not be r Barr �tt i n Ve ter&n1 Hospital iD deg ree fam s lly fro111 spe n t the weelt; end with hia eapon.a1 b1e or more t..h.111 011e mcoct he State Uni ver�it; · and Mra. Curt Frderlek. reel dMJertio.n.. lfunt1ngton, W. va. ol I o wa. m other, Mra. Reeves and other rel­ "«11 'd of �lllb and Special NoU C1!t of Ev�1:1t, 11 iJO. Ob11 u.ar1.a11 Mn. Esther Wriiht and d1ugh. allves of BarneavJUe, Ohio. . p11bllliied at L te:'l t per wo P,re vio usly s h e h as . Mr. and Mn. Lincoln Russell u h m en Five Poin t.a, visited the the Jack son P\Jbh c seh o� stai � �·,oans J DAY � DAYS VlSU ed her m other, Mra, Knapp of em. orm er • d.a ughter and bmi ly• 1' D A YS ltOLANDUS 1 M O. Th e University Hig h ,c" l� 60t 11ool sysWes 90c t Colum bia, W. Va. M Wai · r, Mr. and Mrs. Butcher apenl 1 d c:--· � n cer and IamUy. t em1, tae ,. communication s.k.H l d Mr. and Mrs. -:arJ Duckworth of few �aya at Richmond, Va. partmen t ol the State Uni v M�. and Mrs. J. c. Wy.au visited eni Y OtJiego, Mr. and Mn. Charles Bab�; 1.. . ¥r. and Mr1. 9.rl Harrie and ;r; of Iowa : Dr ' Wo lf• :� rela tives in Col umb ui over Ute .. w,' tf uieu me cock ved by 10 A.M will be in ltu11 d11y ti ed on M r. ind Mra. Curt weelc daug hter, Mr. 111d Mrs. Glen Bur­ uer dut , ••V«. f',urlanc ies end 4 . 11 Do o r. Kay Wy att returned Heater, Fordthe Oh io Stale th11 · WANTED - M�al roots, Freder "tck, Sund ay. Mrs. Maggie ho me Gin , IOI¥), an(f children spent the week­ Sept. ane omatic r trans. spe 8 cyl. ndin sc11g, B lood Ro ot , wil d gin g the week in ger, . �jd '\ Mr. a11d Mn . Grove-r L'o1 umbu11. yrl lo� �oot, Mayapple, etc Mr. a�d Mr:ci. ArcJ1ie Do no . One ' �---- -::--------_Jan hew Ann SmH o f Oh io 8 best mar h spent Tuesda)' �, ----kets----:-over 40 0� Bel l vill e, W. Va. 8pent l I ) N ot ic es wit h Mrs. Gar)' Barnib: and da Sunday . years ttame l ocation, E. H. �O le llj h• iA.,, _ ope spent Sa turday 1 JL t h hui brother and siKte-r-in-liw 1-'airlanr 5oo - 2 Dr. Radi o & ter. Carol Ann , Pomeioy ;r. Morse, Alb any , Ohio . McArth :"IRM ll_l A N D PES T CONTRO wit� "I. { and Mn. Miles �md Mrs. Art hur Dono hew. ur / hooter, Fo rdomatic trans. 8 cyl. L · Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson and AUCTIO N H o .ad next to Tennessee y Mn. Chu l 1111,- P•1n, Pr" ini.pectlon. ln,uri•• Wood • He a helpmg his &un i on a peac J o Ann Ro us h �pent a week wit Gas I 1 am dispO!>lllJ.: ul house h dau h ght er-l h n-Ji w h Plant Kat Sund hry ay old n Johnso School a ttendance on N by Nat i o,n wide ore ard al Jfarietta. h er �0115111, MrB. Brady Huf · 8 30 6lc . Phone II:. furn nur e o f th l;itt.- J••· rnttcp their d�ughter Mr d fman Aug, 23, was 43, the ,-.,.,c B,, w •n d A. Senlce 'Stal ion WY"' a oHering Of M iddleport. Sandra SelJers spent I few day �h-r a l the h n1111· !J/1 372 Easl Mrs . J. R M urphy and !amity $13.22. s 2366. j �f wlth her C onsul. Heater. std. trans. 4 cyl. Mrs . n Edn a R o ush _ 2 nd. grandparJnts, Mr. and is spending & Ave , ln· Pum nny , Uhw , Sept. --- _ • __ Herman Taylor led wors hip ser­ Loga n, Ohi,. _ ~- _ m o nth wi t h her dau . Mrs. Eber l'1ckenfi. ghter and hus fll e now !lue a com plete 3, .1 960 SATU JW:\ Y . I 00 P. M. 5 ROO M MODERN APAR TMENT band Mr. and Mrs . Wa l ter McD ­ vices a t 10:45, wi t h an attendance Mrs . Geo rgia T h ompson spent Mr. •nd MN. Gordan Promtt tRA VEL 'S E RVI CE, If yo u arc L i ,,.mg Roo m S u l i t• Stands Sofa , and 4 roo m a ,.artment Ch a d e of 25. a of Tro y a , wee h ' and k O 10, III Man thUdren spe11t Su ndt)' with Bed sfie , ld B�d rent. Ph one WY 2-2487 dr with her sis-. Table.�. \\ 11•kc r C h airs a:oin g lo ,rn)' foreJgn coun lry Custom :mo 1-'o rd or, radi o and tcr, Mr. Mr and and Mrs Mrs. John Sellen. Th� . R o M. y . Y. Reb 5335. or a11ywhere in the u. !;. Kive Hug s, J;Jo?r' I .amp d h1 11d Made): F. . er held I ts regular and h eater, Fotd omalic trans. 8 ..9 121� fam ily c111d olher rela ti ves. H o cker, Pictures I L111t l meet -1n,:. Sund us a c&IJ. No Rrvice charge, 11 _ ay even _ _ ing A u g. 28. P,unted � 0 M.rs. Ho ward Tho mas and Mrs. The Sun_day School su perlnten­ 4:1tro111. TAWNE Y ST UDIOS, f� C�ir n s ual ) , 2 l t�J1 1i�. Br;i�s !-'i re FOU_R '°?IA house, Rut land Town• Slu Ma�1e Curd were in Col umbu.s oa p. (all "!:2-6566. 8-1 ?-JOtp I f lace Set, Bo?h, A u l ique Oil dent app ointed the dinn er tiecoml • A v enue, and G.allipolis, Lam p, B oo k l a �t· iS( t l i ima] ) lable committees for the Home­ hu.smeae ilt:ond,y. <.:u�v crtib lc, A,u toma tic tran11., Pho ue (, J U. ltJ13 or GJ 6- 1 213 '' 2 EIGH T ROOM . HO 1..1S� . two flve · till lop t�bl es, K i trhe u tcil JJe Comins to be held at the churc h 7-2 1 -tfc radi o and heater, whitewalls , �nd room ap:u ,me nls. A. N. Ben ,-----: � gel. , ___ __ 1 du1irs, (jJatt� door d i �h , bo h�re on Sunday. Sept. ·B. There P on e W 24 HJ < . 1' 1 1.:\1 �1-:v.t-� UWJN(; on a l ! Tua i1lcr, 1!: Jc c t r 1 t · 1 i ,., · p �:t }�!� 1 1·2 ·tfc will h � 272. be services all day, with Mr. 1 Go1u l 1H : M o ntg omery HI.O upper . p ul r sizc:;NEW and USED t- 111 11 by 9 a . UL / h t c1 l 1i rs , Kc!viu 11 1 "r ri•fr i gi- ralor NlC ELY 1'' URN I5Ii@ and Mrs. Stanley Bervard and 9. 1 l o wer � , . 1.2 z ft open; Gal lipolis· BED· - ·) , po O u t nu:[ lllOrllllll-l a t [I a II I . . , Con vert ible, Kenmore pow · da · u er gh o r t .11 er t eeri ■nd was ng om & upr. c i their lura apartment Ph frier1de form· 18.3 upper, 9.4 l ower, J lf.i ft. OP,e _ r ! . ,(:,;; ran g e, Hor-' . · ll; erly from BeHa FAST�•ST •S F! brakes , R&H, ,ri uto . trans. WW · o n mangle Sw,•1•pt•r ~ c � < V ll t. on C. o lor Br Adra Swick WY2-a874. st, Ireland ,is en­ Lock 23: 15.e upper, 0.5 l ower . I-' u l 8 t!c all 111uv1,e l 1lm. M_r. •nd Mrs. Robert Grate and tertainers. G IIOV E: H ' S h o J11kring ;lciuwr , Anti�m.' 'dr c�: -;;-- closed o!r. AU moveable dam� up RENT-Th ree office r?O I J JU, I uuic ro). Ohi o. .1er. 4 Beds cum plelt , Chif fo ro The Charge Mem bership and family are vacatloning in the lllli 13 th ru 23 and cl osed ofr; all Ka1 be ' ove 1- Ev�ngelism Char r Stif rler War 11 Sho tl e robe, e � Sto 1 t .F'rul[ re Jars, iman, PHtoral Re­ Smokey . Mountains and vis:lllng awh on a .Misce dam Uan'. s on 11i11. _ __ _ / 2 Door Bel. Power,glide. Court St., ln Pomeroy iec ous 1lem11 lations and Lay leaden. me t at friends Ill Lake City, Tenneasee. ond Ohi o RIYer Bo•t•: Down: Lock • I Pbone WY-W71M fl?or. On� lar.i:e 18 :I 22 ft, U: �he church here Mn. L.-o,,. Whi t•, Owner a rd of Than ks room lallt rrit.lay even­ !om McFarland is staying wit h oyEc, 8:10 pm. 10-9; Lock 15· mg to plan With adJomln g 12 1 12 ft. ro T.,.m,: C•5h POalEROV, OHIO lhelr year'1 work wilh om Mike Cred itor L0:40 pm, 19.0· WE WANT TO TI I ANK 1·HE One 10 x 18 front room, N ..t R a11pon1lbl• for Accld a h their PHtor, the Rev, Robert Rosenkranz also called in the ' All 16: A. 1 V. Doo n r. h C ris Aut Jr., oma 1 1 pm 9-0· tic trarui. R&H. Curt Frederie-k, hom e, Sunday people who patron ized t h e lunch s. t e conduct•d by n£!,yJ� pai nte d with new floo Charles W. Snyder. 2:50 a� 1_1• Card. r Mr. and Mrs. John H,11yes �nd stancl .at the t-';1 1 r and ,dJ of t h ose 8 R A DFOR D AUCT covarmgs. Phone WY 2·20 !dr- and Mrs. Clair Follrod and 80. ION COMPen11aylvania 6: 1 5 am, 1-12 ; 1.oc Emerson Hayes, were Sunday who donatl•tl ,rnd workcrl i n il ll)" ' PANY , Ruin•, 8-2 -tlc child ren, Nina din­ Ohio. Robins on and Clara 23: The Nat ion.a l, 1 2 :30 Pm. 0.3; WO)' lu help 111.ik p 1 ! a SLl(TCSS Avc flonetr: Crl tt Br1dford Fnllrod visited Mr. &nd Mrs. Ger­ n�r guests of Mr. and Mrs. James 4 D? or Fairlane Hard top,( au to­ Bea ver 4:4� pm, 1 -0; Ro bert HO USE Riden our at Ches ter_ G, , 3BEDRooMs, FU LL Th t Silllo n M l' !h11d 1�t Chur�•i1 s. 1. Mana u•r : A. C. Bradford ma t ic trans., wh lt(!walls ! heat. \\-'.es t, 9:40 �m, rt1)a 1r fleet ; Lsdy ald Swartz or Marietl.JI, Sunday. b�sement. N!c e lawn and rive Mr. and Mrs. laaac Taylor and · Mr U J I tr 11 27 -Gk . r er, .and Ford Mr�. . . H o bart Swartz at­ omalic trans. Lmd a, 12 1mdnigh 1, 0-6; Elger Clif vie w. Ava ilab fan uly o r Mu rrysville t tended servi le Sept. Oth. Tel . W. Va. ces fo r her cou.1ln 12:3 5 am, 2•0; City ol ( ' J N May f': svill frt•s h ( ' IIW W l l /i n1:1f cr ral[ sp en t Sun day with Mr. WY 9.J6f.18, WY 2-5288. e Paul Kinn I C� , and Mn• . en of Alhe n.!l, last week'. . 8:20 am, 0-6. I / Jolsll ·1u rnw , J > tuu1c S J l2 - AJ'A IIT ' Art hur Atherton and Charles D . Mdo B1gg1i. Up: Gal lipo lis: 1. F. Feriberaer, M.l!:N r, THREE ROOMS Mnd 1959 Cfl EVl !OL ET Emereon and John Hayes call 2 1� Tud or, Radio and heater. - �:27 �1 _P ed 1 ..2o am, 1�·0 ; Lock 2 3: Cincinna t Woode put on plaster-board for o bat h . 156 Mu lberry Ave. c�I. 111d. shi ft, rn,ooo actu •I . i n Curt Frederick. M o nday, wh ile-w alls , pow li 2� Mr. errg and lide Mre. , 6 Robe l0:4 cyl rt 5 Mart . TS Pm. in KIL of 9-8; City of Hu11tlngton �lie s �,XC4tllc ut to 11dit ion. Pete Sia r Wa r- I 8 30 3Lc Mr, and Mrs. Paul Kelley ipe j Cm.·111 • 2½ 11,sJJ·: r,$ 1 wllh Carthage l11l week. nt JO am, 13-6. -- Elb erfe ld, l 'h efiler, O h io. -IU l•,lJcrshac h SIN the weekend with relatlve11 i11 Mor• , GLE HO USE AND J-F OU _ �r. and Mn. Charles D. W oode K•n•wh• Do wn: Mar met : Cruci• llurdware, S11:, :ar l( u n H i,·Jour 8 29 6Lp room aparlm(!nt, Very nic vmte� her mother Mrs. J. B. Hayes gan town and Clarksbu rg. ---- Va. ble 12:0� am, 9.0. Md l a11d Lan dma rk Store e. B(!I Air 2 Door Hardtop, auto Paul Kelley, was in Charle . o . of Middleport, Sund ay. o l d llllddleporl, Obie cation. "'"4 sto P h one WY 2. n • (8J _1 0, 1 1 , 12, 1 7, I B. j g , C•rw ma t1c trans., R&H whitew W Va . Tuesday . ' 24 32 , alls Albe rt Wern AH Mah .. nd Model, er re 25, :W, 3 1 ; W1 I, 2, 7, 8, ' ctntly visited 8-31-6 lc · 8 cyl. 9 J5t p his _ 93 year old uncle Willi am Mli TROPOLITAN MOTOQ fUH NJS HED -AP ARTMENT, 2 IM!d MODERN '1 ROOM HOME . EN• Be1de,he419 of Bli•Ueld. Mich . 600-406 1.. , M.ln It. ro oms, 3 othe r roo rns. Nic e bat h DO � T PUM_I' yn1 1r slu �i,:i cl.osed porches, l acre ground on Whil e there he also went over into . ;h ---;;; Ponter1tr. Ohio cl o se to st ores, use of la u ndry' t!i: !an k. (,et Kh· an- 1'.:rn -Al Lm coln Hei ghts . Phone WY 2. Canada. l Sep. Tud o r, Standard tr.ana. 6 cyl. :oo !n wit h washer. Inquire Ew tic rank Cl •:rn ... r. Gu, na 388 , 5' nLe cd. 185� LAl JILLI\C, $2695. Coupe &-Jl-/Jtp mg s SLurc, Pho ne WY 2·2660. Lan dm ark SI'. ore Po mcro De• . Lynn Ro�rte left Thursday for y. Vill e, ilt:u u 1 11 u l HI! Wh ile, Lo ' his hom� 1n California following 64-JOlc oks FOR SALE: FIVE 9 1 3tc ROOM HOUS E and rarl t' H like new, Your bes a month a visit with hja siater 'With d bith t , nice loca Mon Uon te . lair Mel vln 2 Door Hardtop, Au­ 4 JWO tiialu t•. K:ir r & V:in Zan dt, GAS, FUEL OIL . ' Po m­ Hood, J U Locust St., Pom�y. Miu Louise Roberta. a fur. �� h M THA ILE H. $25 montb.. 18 11 uma t1c trans .. R&H, a eyl. eroy , Ohi u. St., n acc s. Middlep Cal o rt. l for 9 I Rela free est im11 lea . 6tp llves 8 30 Jtc here t . a t o tend Jio . the fu 1 (8) , tp t oreman & Ab bot t Mi dd ;;:--=-: � len ,-;;;.;;;;;-;;-;;; ¥ ort• 3 HOO M APA RTMENT. VER 19&8 El,S EL $1 1 9:5. Huiger <I dr. :::: '.'._:::__"� neral of Van B. Darby Jr. of At� ROOMS, WITH BATIJ Y 6-10-ttt: 8 Two 1tory l1nla, Ga. were Mrs. Van B. Dar. pleasant, $65 ,inc ludi ng utlJltie�. Keep t:Oo J ltl 1 h 1s &If t:On ditw ho me near aeh ool. Take over by Jr. of Atlln ta, nell f-'o rd or, Au tomaUc tr11 ns. Ga., daughter 111�(! yard. Wmc B ox 253 for ,ap­ bf!a uty . l 'om 11;ir c lhe car or 200 u u . J>n y n i 1 1 N s1,:1•: R& H. $46. 90 per month payment:s after Jane Bailey, Washin lhc g ton D. c· v p,Jtntment. PCl l' t". th i s can · t be bea t. Kar _ Wa lke r, llu� li;,1 1 , ( Jhio 9 1 3tr down payment. Phone WY 2-3324 B. Darb)' Sr., 8_3 1 _3lc r & . James Darby • Sr: V,l(Jl Lant.It, Pomeroy, h io. O TWO GARAGES FOR RENT-�­ DO WNTOWN , 1 1 A l!l.�ST •11d Mn 8 23 Mr. 30te J. P. Burnell, Mr. oN' Uesi . 8 30 3tc Fairilanc 2 Door Victoria bcrry Avenue, Inquire 378 Sec. and Mrs E. B Lynch and children aur ant 1101 111; )!rm d hm A , II � t inc ss :c CC:: m·a t·JC trans., power steering ·CL ond Sl. or call WY 2·25 1967 CJ J lo� V JIO and Mrs. Willer Bradford all of 11bo u,l 30 ycu r� \\', · II . E"::: 1,-$l tD 75. nl· _S_ . Bel Air eui ppcd ' d10 and heater, wh lte wa Jl!i. 8 Char Hard lup . I\ rcu J aharp litt le !)a yl1m e, leaton, Mr. and Mrs. l : l t •t111 9 l 6 t p 11! cyl ' It i1 11cl a fte� cat Lum ous l:l'l' Cll. A ddl y f r Powell and children of WJnler r!1e ale r l'i11 ro1 1s ._ Tim e for o a ly. Kar r "- V.u1 1 Za ndt J•om Haven, F,a., Mr. and Mra. Walter Yo ung er M;1 11,1g 1,111t III _ Se rvi cu eroy / ('• f 1 ' Oh io . I. cr1· 11, Wa ll r1•ss ;i 111 1 l 'i·iv all' <I e Wolle and Oscar McDade of N1w HAY . E N M o dern o-roo m 8 30 3t� l 1Jin ­ APA.K' M Bc lair e 4 D0(1r. Au tomaU . .1' Park l!iNTS H1J,l Hoom SN . c tra ersburg, w, Va. fllrmab brick ns. ed home -;Dd , .,hardwood floor1t \'14' !' , Wri!t• U()X Rudio & heailler, whi tew 1 058 ·,1a.:n nm v $ 1 400. 2 doo unt un,tahctd. Mclha111n lltddle c-:1rc of this J1;q H•r or 'l'l• h-p 232 alls, VB. Miu and Loul•e Roberts left Satur­ r. The force d hot air heaU n1. Lo­ lwne Mii;: M, 1:-.:vn yun c from (.;r port. Pb,me WY 2·20&a.' 2 3 lf Ch 11rl e.stun I l l 2 222 l rir da)' for her home in New York. �•ted 11nd ma ' on M' x llM) lot in exce l­ DI 3_ to Ju1 11or w1U ritl e Ill thi Mr. and Mra, Clyde Wlnea and 71HH. lent nelthborh.ood near &rade tt sp1u:e (llJ I l t c ROOFING, SPOUTING, Sheet Me­ hu 11vy r<1r. K11r r & V1rn Z1111 child ren .!ll)ent l■st ' week with rel­ scho ol. :17' tlt conc rete pave 4 iJr. R&H, std. trans. 6 d slreet tal work ind repalr w�k uf l'oru1·ro\' , t,1,, o . cyJ, ative, in 8,eaver Valley, Pa. lll fron 8 JO 31� I -, 6 'T. J I i i . i . t of hom e. Thls prop er t y any kind . Pbone WY 2-3301 . M EAT ( 'AS E, . F . HOME GROWN Larry Grnnm apent I week wlth is excellent in every way and . S1m ps o11 t·1111 1 1 111 1 1n",. s,•,lc , ( ' on 8- 1 1-30tl), '!TREE IIIPENED l9!t7 t'O HU $1 19� . .,.;,rl�� 11 . · doo r. Ted wm ffa)' quaJ man lty , and f o hi1 r uncl C • e Kelley urnot all 111 l!Oud 1•om l1l ion au bltantlal ti ryl, eug rnc for re11J eco 11omy Sayre at Columbua. Cust om 2 Ooor, Ford BULLDOZER FOR HIRE. Ponds, loan. fH,500.00. P ho ne �� 7 2:'ili:I Au tom atic drwo for eas omallc, VB ff·J Ht c y dri Mr· Ind · Mt1. Edward Chapman NIW v; base HAV men IN t - 5-room frame and Jand1caplng. mg . l.-r r & Vim Zandt Pomero y CA �N INC. 'l'O M I\TOES, $1 bu� hl:C home, outside newfy painted o(_ Columbus 1pent the weekend Ph one Chester, Yukon5•321ffl. Ohio. • 8 30 3t� P IC'k yo urself. Swc,•t corn h�rdwood fl oo rs, nice bullti� with his mother Mra. Mildred 8-24-30tp 23 -I Door. Automatic doz t!n. Charl1•s H1lt un, Portia :lutchen, full ba.!lement with ,tok• CbaiJman. 19Mi Mi:;nc uu v ,., tt'tins. • radJ 0 n/ , . 2 d oor, ,, ., at1d heat er. e cyl. O h io . Mr· and Mre, Lowell Kencaid ,r fired coal furnace, aeml•fln• uour lli lc for those wild 8 2� 6tc kid11 i1hed second floor (or thal a:row­ of LanaJna, W. Va. and Mra John t11a lti ihe u11e they ' ll lik e lo g� � AtH tiONIJLTioNmo, lng famlly. Garage and nice Williams of Dille, w. va.' were J lotJ. Karr and Vin Zandt USF.D GARDEN trut 1or� no -;;;; ' aUo n aer'n fron et. Brine Conlalnen If Co t patio arc o ther nice fea• au eat last week · of their alstera Jaek Pu111cro:: utuo, '1 Refr ers la:er . Ro h,ry 1111i wt•r blad<'s shar­ •­ nvenient 8 30 Jt� Tudor tlon_ New · Haven. ¥boa, n,2. tures of t hlB home. Thi, Ji one Mra. Noah Hurley and family. pen(!�. C.:U Jilu ru rno win,11 an d l!C 19M UUI CK 4 dr. Century, 37. Mr. and Mr,. J. L. Wblfe and Of the best buys in real eitate plo wm g. <lyn a­ 6-:13-tl flow r.id l� and h(!atcr. Mr, I •11d Mn . Richard Rou ■h a t­ hue had the prM �U:1.00. leae GRAV ELY TRACTOR to offer' A 1 1CTIONiu -� !In a� l'un1croy., tended lhe R.oueb Reunion last $12,000.00. 8' J l fil e Sides &nd Ser v i n• 512 i,;. Main Fordor St· WI HA.V I Several nice buUdinll Wetk at Union camp arou nd i n f or..eroy, l'h o11o l95tl l'll l!:V IW LE'r 4 <lr-:- sed WY . Crltt 2 29 7 af'Hfo 5 n1 i� lota localed in Ne w liiven New Haven, W. Va. 7-21-U c J)(lw crc l1<Je , rwdiu 1111d h eil w,.._ ,_ ., c_ cr. priced from $800.00 to $2500.00 Mr. and Mn. Vernon C•dy of ■bup 11u tor11 obllc wo rth � C, BRADrOAtJ, •ocio.. mu ch 4 Door. Autonur t k Gaha JIM nna are 1nnounclni the birth ROU SH, S.IMmen lrans,, radio PE AC IIE S, re. $100J.00. Bla elln at ' !I , p011 hri ug� -c r , nle lucrs 1• Phone TU-1-4181 ol u1 a NIW daua d ::y. h hter Lori JIii AUi. l'i •l HA.V ca t MU IN, er, LL W. VA. lt good , uiiN'Ac11, WIITiNG tJres. Webster 1''ru ll 1"1mn, Lon g 8 3 1 flh: Bo t- . . HOUSI .,Pll•nc CoJumbue. Gr1ndpanqta are Mrs . PHO N1 TU 2--~ n. Af'Mlil 8,. tom . Ohio. l'hu iie YU kun �-3 201 · o m Royal Larw IBM UOl>C:• E lu11l 1-31..lle Stella Cad., of _Coll11nbu1 and · tMrt, SyracuM, Ohle. Pf1ona 8-16- t fc .NEW HAVEN, 'IV. VA, cr � Samuel Norria of Letart Falla. - - -41 d r. IINliin. Puw er flih•, fll<h WYU:S M, 11,11 .ff � FOR f SAL E: HOM Do E IN o r CHES No Mn. HJIIB ltlS HW Allt:. 1111 k111 d s . C.:arl and hea ler. t79t5.00. IJlic ttna J1mea Smith and IOD Rob­ w York er. Cheva­ NE!GLER BlJILDJ r·s: j 7 room, ,rnd luge bath. Stoter ert and Mh. NG Pomero�. SUPPLY Lelia Tbompaon of a a. :t i tltc . Iler, Long IJn! 1om . 16_301p furnace, built in cabinet,, J�hri••M.uu•J� roof 1blnale,, Beaver Falla, Pa. ,..,. recent .. iood water, lara:e lot Phone EM7-?M8 1ue,ta of S l8a9 OJ't:�d;. seda ; - Ni; iy kitchen cablneh built to order v- R• E • llr. ,ncl .aQ. l.l F.D AN U NE \\; wln t; ;,o thPi�k Up, �u lpped one owner car. Up 1 10'' Jng , bc g11 111m � Sl'plember aluminum window■ and doon' W.B, Used 0 000 8 30 8t1 Grtnua. to mil es. ' See at tli.11 Lu kin �. Long 80 m1lea per iall on. 1141M e11raa:e doora, re1U111 tile, vlny i Mr. and Mn O. J!:, SQre of 00 Bu�'. ts ROOM HOUSE roa SALE. ho om . _ ' t Blieunar·a, Poinero y. flo or tlle a11d plywood pane ling. 6 :11 61� 8-16 -12tp Acrea. Corner Wolfe Dr. and Bradenton, Fla., are vl1itln& Mr,. Call Nei1ler•1, RI.tine. 1-11- tfc ff. L. Blyre •nd other NllUvH. Fiaher Stree ts, Pomeroy, 41 CHEVROLET 4 DOOR SED A'ITEN'l'JO N i l l ' :\T l :1is : s· ;;.v AN 11ge CaUva on Mn. J. D. Rouab · ton, c-hassia aod cab 22 Hornet llif l 1 ' W 1 1 h W(! uve '85.00. Ra)'mond K lrk. Geary1' AuctlonNr � 8 l a,p Tuaday wlth van r � Mn. R. JI:. Grimm of • • • • • • • • • ,• L• • • • • • • • ody. � REA o pe - It•� � 1 h;1n mo round Bocb Shop. Phone Wy 2 - 2695 SONABLE RATll'.S SATIS­ • • NOT ICI OF DRAWING op . • Pl11tll, Jin, Lafe Wlllla111 of fare FAC d fro TIO m N t111s 1,; 1111 Like ne Gu•nnteed. Cell or 8.31 .31 Pomeroy, 111'1. Bui Williamaon JUROAS Al10 MoPlwri,: 20 i.:au gc �h write I. 0. McCo)', Cheater, o . o t;� Notice 1, hereby 1hen that • and ton Georce &lrJ of Jlanu. FOR SALE;-j 95 1 F8 P'OR wlth chok e-l 'hu11 1• WY 2-S?,f, D YB 30tp pu blic drawing of Juron wJU 5 •130" W . B. Cha11i1 and Good lirea, IO<NI condltlon. be bqq, Pa. arter 8 p. m. or 111.'c Win bb with Hen: ifred made on the 15th day of Septem · Jo Ann Rouah apeat I 2 .Spe l'7 !. . Bahr, Lone Bot tom Ohi ed Ix.l e. wffll: ­ Vau,han, 484 1•c11rJ SL. Mid o dleber llNJO, at t he office or the Com .,1111 her eowh! llr, ond Phone YU &--2280. )(,._ • porl, Oblo, J 3tP e 29 Ste mi11lone11 .if Jurora In the Brady Hullm1n of lllddle� · Court •�1 FOHD VICTOR IA. Hou11 of Meias CounLy, Oblo for Mn. &daa Jlouall ii 1pend1ni 1 REBIIILT 154" W.B. Chaub and motor a■d fron t end . SuovJ,o lbe_ fflontb •lib her- toa-Jn•l■w and l)elobor Term 1080 ol lllO r, cab . � w,, 11.. dtHnp bed. Oontlnenla:.I, . ,ldrlll, daul■. mon Pleaa 'Court or Metaa ·Mid d•uthtu )Ir, ••d Ill& w.iter Ide, Rod· e! ,,�Ive)', Shade, Ohlo, Phone Cow!!)', Dade II. no,,, 01110: lf ; ~,O. Fre elan d S. Norri. 9 1 3tp James El,worlh Rowe f)'.)111) COVPE. IDEAL FOR l30" W.B. CtleuJ,1 and Com missioner■ ol Juron cab. 0 Hot rod,. In IOOd "°"dltlo n. Ph. 16 GAUGE SINGLE SJIOT·,hc>liun _;(9 :::) I, lie SH 2-4?aa. 9 l Ste like new, $20.00; l two•wh ______ eel um:y type trailer, ;tcel bed HK" W.B. Chu.ii Ind Clb ,with only '41-00, MelropoU t1n Mo tor� d<Jmp bed. Mlooer1l •.._ NOTlc OI' "''l'OtllTMINT ONE male � Belile 8 30 3tc d� �• · l•ecu tw a t...ie 8e"'11 P• , WESTERN PoNY, martr, ready ■mi. lf -- Mlt<hol� tr1ln. 1, ,u,. ., .......w .. »ccOd, .ru h.rt, Yl4fl old, 11pproxlmately 800 ,. No. 11.41 4 1_.. _l b, NIIO bridle and hddle com V!Nt71. NoUe, la hereby 1lven lh■t Gef;:. Plete �. 00. Can be ae;n �, Satith Mitchell, whOM IUV I GALLONS ' Poet R. V. HeUma11 realde11ce, Wolatf Office add,... 11 Pomorof, I Jll!,\D PURE BRED STEERS Obi., Pea llo,od. B 30 31p -� IWIU bu been duty ■ppolnted .. El.a; Emmet/ G. WIii, IIANCI -PRO Crill of Ille Dtate ot "' °" ' Aute, l'lJe, Pollo lllleMII PEACIIES, ELBERTA =====,.:''...J�8t!pl CANlllliC , lite Of Mella Cou nty, Ohio, ,u.. W.. and up • bu,hel. Potat.., ;; ;:; IIJU, , l HAW� Et.lCrRIC GUITAR O)lo. 10 lb. lltl<, 110 lb, $1.IIO' -"tf'PlllJ:; l2 lneh lllb 16th day ol A.aw ·- '2-20. BrJD,j contal t •__-,. • ' BAIINEs.8DIP&oN INSUJIANCE .... Elmu Bal, 1 llt1 R > ,_ WY-t-M2 , ,ll,ol,d oad, 114, mll,•, eut 1e,, l>U't'IG, •"Mflll Ai••t., ltljddleport. PIie, Auto­ ' • WY MH-'1, 11'- -H. O"BIIMf. �tlud •• roadJJde mar.kit. , W. Milo\ It. •llou dl. PhOIJI ludile of the Prol,at,e, Coorl W\' 2� 8 IO IIP Mele, Cotlftl7, Oh/d , 1-27-tf (IJ II, ill!; "' I, Mo ' WA N T A D S =�� -� 9 / M a ne Supp lies __ s��f�be �., :.. f� �i/ ::� fJ: ts,Soo $9'5 I PH O N E W Y-2-2 1 57 �.i:6-tf: ro r I w: f ;�t t 2/ C -�- � , ., Au to Sa les BE CA,Rfi "•;•9 -t . FOR� I Alfred Soc ial Notes 1 960 FORD 1 959 FORD -- KJ V tH RE�ORT Danvill e Events Rep0rted 1 957 STUDEBAKER Loc k 1 957 FORD ' k POW E L L' w. ( 2 1 l Real !:state 195 7 FORD rn: I 1 95 6 BUICK vi"i'imL 1 956 FORD (20) Bu siness / o. 1 956 CHEVROLET P E A C H ,E S 1 954 CHEVROLET 1 953 FORD PACl(ING HOl/SE OPEN DAILY ■nd, Sl!NDA l" l!Nl'll., I 1953 BUICK t. (20 ) Bu siness Services REPRiau­ c-,,,.�, ..,.,.._ ■ ■ i-.lff. ,·----�-- 1 95 1 OLDSMOBILI == A SERVICE STATI FOR YOU ' R· 1 956 MERCURY �n � J COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACES at lfltole1.r. 1 957 CHEVROLET t7 B�KEI, ud SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer Ke lly Tires 1 957 CHEVROLET c,..,. � 1 951 BUICK °"'"' New H a ven O rc h a rd 1 950 CADlllAC 1 950 CHRYSLER 1 960 FORD l a aa 0 1 959 DODGE . 670 x 1 5 TIRES 195 8 FORD F-350 1 95 1 CNEYROlET 19) For Sole , .ii:.:1' ,..... o.t ���on. ';'";;";·--;;-:" = '=.. _ .,r.:: _ · to SP01'l'ED t,211 ;�.'.'l- ) · .Jn:;uranc:e · -( 20b -______, , �o:,_ ':i Ml4dloport, P R ESTO N F O ·R D USED CAI . LOT ·f:OQ •• t1J:1; t:io· 7� 8:00 8:SO :00 :SO 1):00 0:30 1 :00 1 : 10 l: 15 1 :00 -----Channel 3 ·· Friday 8:415 Sign On 'l:llO Today 9:00 Good M orning Neigh bor Cl:30 Mr. and Mr:s. No rth ;o:oo Doueb Re Mi IO;IO Pl,y Your Bu.nch Price ·11 llllhi 11 1 1 :IO Concentration l2:00 Truth or Conuq u ence• n couJd Re You lfld O,y Ne� J : 1 0 Movietlme 2,20 Wop:ian•• World , 2,30 l,,o� Yo� Theater S:00 !�Pl pr. · Malone 8::!0 � 't11He- 'Roots Comedy Pllybouae 1,30 .A.dun ture Time !hOO �teamboat BlU S;3U ei.lM ]Cid 8:00 Mlllic m the Rmr'..d 1:111 Jim Thacker Show 8:24 Weatbertut 1:30 News .Pictu-,:, , ll·4!\ Huntley Brlulcle." llcpc,n 7:00 Death Valley Days 7:30 Cimarron City 8:30 Wichita Town 9:00 Play Your Hqn�h 9:30 Misquerade .Party. I0:00 Moment of Fear '.1 :00 News }l;eadllu111 t l · \O WeaU:erea1t , 1 : 111 Jark Paar Shnw SIi" OIi ;no "'° ,,oo ,,oo I · ·oo WCHS-TV Channel 8 Chan11el 8 - Thursday &:OQ , America.a iBl.o1dsta� CS:"IQ ,. Rocky mili lfla friend� 6:<ffi° Whirlybirds 8:atj Y ou11 E,sso Rep0rter 6:40 Weather Teller 6:� J ohn Daley News 7 :00 Flight · '1:30 Steve Canyon 8:00 Donna Reed 8:30· The Real McCoys 9:00 Je!ln11e Carson Show 9;30 Jne Unlo•.•,-h1bles 10:30 Sea Hunt 1 1 :00 News Ton,ght 11: 10 Scanning the Weatbu .1 1 : 15 Sport8 Tonight 1 1 :� Late Show : t : 25 l l :30 12:00 12:30 1 ·00 l :30 2:00 2,30 3:00 3,30 4:00 ,:so 6:00 1:30 5;40 "'45 7:00 7,30 8:30 9:00 10,00 10:30 1 :00 1 1 : 10 ,1:13 U:20 -- Channel 8 � Friday 8:00 Cartoon Spectacular 8:Mi Romper Room 8:30 Show Time -· Your Ease Rq>o-i-te"t· I Married Joan Restlees Gun Love 'J'hat Bo'., Abaut facea Medic Day in Court Gal� Storm Sbu" 't:at tlie ctoc'k Who Do You Trust American Bandltand Rln Tin Tin Whirlyblrds vOur Esio Report,: Weather Teller John Daly Nem Buddv Sf_.areher �how Walt Diel\&)' fresents lllln From Black Hawk 77 Su uset Strip The Detectivea Black Saddle The Ne\V Tonight Seannln1 the Weather iporta Report Ute Show l�IAII, Mr,. Evel)'n Nleholaon, Mrs. A!}drtw Ga)rord, t�, f1tmt· · . 'Vlrslnla Noble. �- Mae er Ora Mae SmUb of Maaon, w.q IIJ,1 Mina t..ewla. J4r1. Don�� ho riored on La■t Frida)' niP,l , . ;�arl•nd, Mrs. &tl with • bridal shower. ffot�f le-n 11-betb Rou,h, were Miu �•pice NlchoJaon aiid S �f't, �rs. QH]y Tll ' , n. Mr,. Luther Smith. P.f. L,On1, tlr1. If CartThe ahower wu held ln t he , socl,U roo�• ol the ll•son· ,1thR:° J.tllllt. .�n. Lillian lf:1, 1 and Rqush. dilt buri:-h which ·wu cl11cor1teG 1 1f)'t, wlth wbhe and ye\low rh,im, _.-. ran1tment■ throu1boul the room. A t1ble 1p,e,d with a 'l'hli, held the elfti. A if'eeD 1nil 1,ll<w umbrella wa, 1uspended oYlr �• �I• Uble. , ; : ls, MJITINO G,mea were pi,,ed and pr)ie, Will clau of Clll1on wo n by Mr,. 'Do ■1� fO fl�. . , _ h wepl to t�• Ne• Mra. Roy Proltitt . :/'n . 41•! "IQ • itrk on 'J'uFtdl)' ev.enlng doo, Mn. BeHy Fox. 14nd � ' J1,k 4 ' 1(�1 tb)ir annuai P,lcnJc. They Fowler. , , Altendlnf In a��IUon - to 1bON �,� ii l\leals Mn. itlddle and I mentioned were Mn. 0:eohe 'Ve• ! �,l f11idle of Ne w Haven, after Clintock, Mre. Luther TUcker, Mrs. the Plcnlt was o ver a mhort husi• Earl W. Robinso n Mra. William 11e11 meet ing was held in which Smitb. Mrs. Ruby • Queen, Mrs, It WH decided lo hold an ice Frank Reynolds,· Mrs. Doroth y cream . social al the soclal roomt C ' 11 rtwrig h t, Mn. Thom'2s Redman, on Friday Sept. 211d. everyone is Mrs. Sue Johnson, Mra. Ralph welcome. � 1ss .Eil�en Rid�le led <..:artwrigh t, Mrs. Willis Dudding, the · group Ill smgm1 of r■vorlte Mrs. Glen Cartwright, Mn. Geral- hymn■. Those present wer, �• • dine Rou11h, Mr.!l. Cec.'1 ,Johnson , Van Me�r. Helen Bark�, Jlau I tun: Mabel Johnto Lew18, rene Mrs. James Proffitt, Mrs, Harry dUe Harrison, Maline Hofrrr(1 J1, Sc h wab, and Mrs, Alma Turner. Mary Pl.cl:e na, June Burnt, Lt�a I Sending 1/fte but not .attendon1, Frieda Henry: ltene �\IS• Ly ing were Mrs. Wanda Roush, Mrs . tlJ. Ie.abeU _ Brown. Cheryl Burn"" W. H. FoglesonW:, Mn. Gordon and Mre. Riddle end Ethel. Creamer, Mrs. Mngaret Fox. Mh. Mae Roush, Mu: Ka t ie Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. Ge orge Burris alld Mrs. Dayt on Raynes, Mn. Robert daughter Cheryl went to Cedar J. Roush, Mrs. Charle. Yea,er, camp at Ripley, W. Va. on Mrs. Ann William,, Mrs. :Phyllis Lake Friday evening and attended lh1 band featMUes of the eveninc. Beverly returned home with them. htvlne been in band camp a week. , PERSONALS Mr. Did Mu. Joe Nicholson and family of Chauncey, Ohio apBnt Sundt)' with Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Nlcholtoll and family. 1·. e po,� dpt1> 1 Channel 1 3 - Thursday t:r9 t;ib t:30 1:00 1:00 8:15 6:20 6:SO 7:00 7:JO Bj_OO The Brighter 'l1ie Secrel Storm The Edge or Night The Three Stooge■ Arthur J. Smith-New A Look at t he Weath"!r Sportseope Amo s Jt Andy U, s. Marshall 1960 surrimer Olympics \ P�a PouiS� tns � 1 0� :oa, j! fl �MR-nut.I" 9:30 10:00 10:30 1.1:00 U : 10 11:15 \2 ·30 Shot&on Slade Adventure,.'Th,eater To Tell the Tr u tb News A Look at th" Weather 'lli.ealer 13 Si.an nu Channel 1 3 - Friday 1,00 8:15 t:00 10:30 i0:30 � , oo 1:!18 1:00 8: 15 , b,30 '1:00 '1:01 '1:SO CBS Ne:wa Capt.aln F.ang.aroo Cartoon Theater December Bride Video Village I t.uve Luo �- P:00 l:l!J 6:20 1:80 , :00 T:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 t0:00 t0:30 I : 00 1 1 : 10 1 1 : 15 1 1;4!5 �G riooger ArlhUF 1 - Smlt h-?'11 ew■ A Look at the Weath� Sportscope Amo.s ':c ' AAd1 Matkham Rav, hlde 1960 Olympie Games Video Village Dece.mber Bride Twilight Zone Penon to Penon New• A Look at the Weather 1B60 Summer Olympic9 Theater 13 WMPO Daily Pro¢ram Sehedule IMondiy . Frlcl•y) lip On Qdell Star Newa News Hti1dlinea BNatf•st Party Plctena Hardware Sho• Breakfast Party News Headline, Sports lteJ)<lrt Breakfael Put, News Breaklaet Party Newa H,eadllnes Breakfast Patt.v Newe Breakfast Partl' Coffee Time Swap Shop New■ Headllnet Morning Devotlon1. Rill d,1 . llf�al 51!: !Jl, ,� • -811�illl!I 'T . ' Ui 11: 1 , =--------'------- ,:,s 8:00 1:03 l:OI 1:30 1:35 1:00' &·02 t:&0 O:SB 10:00 10:15 10:80 10:32 I t1 :20 The Clear Horizon 1 2 .-00 Love of Life \2:30 �earch for Tomu-row 1�:45 The Guiding Lia:ht • 1 :00 Life or Riley t. :3!', AB th• World Tut'DI 2:00 Full Circle 2:30 Art Linkletter •·M The Mllllonalre S : 30 Th, vefdid Ir Youn ,:JO The Bri,:bLer Day l;;I.5 · Tke , 8ed'f:t ntr,tm · · � ' !'I, 1:IJ<hl ' ' · �un P . T' , ' u:30 £cir , o, •• N�" l2 � ; ., fltm 1( CURLY P . 12: 30 1 :00 :02 1 :80 :SO 2:00 3:00 8:02 9:�0 J:35 4:00 -1:01 4 4:33 5:00 &:M !MIO f:31 5:45 6:00 Juat !RU NeWl'ffN�Del Just Fot Yo• N,'I"' J�•t i'or '"'ie'u CalUng OD ft. Plea!.lant Newa Headllpea Hualc Go a.»uDd New■ Mu1ic Go Round New, Headllnea Mlllle Go Round Local New• M u sic G6 :Round B11.Bebal l SCOrea Mualc Go Round New, Headllatl Mu1ic Go Rolffld Complete NtWI Jl,lun�-ap Crow's Steak 'lio1.Ufl--So\l�d of the 80'( fl:30 News HN.dtinea 66:32 . Jvenin1' interlu de .7:0t· Nflwa · Headline■ '1:02 . Evening Interlude 7:30 Newe He1dli11e1 '7:32 Sundown Serenad• 8:00 Sl1n OIi nr Brings You Th, Up To The Minute Mason Cou nty N EWS 1 Times Dc,ily 10 AM 11 tJ5 AM 5:05 PM . GOSM! 1 MUS'rVf: "E'AOED M!RI! OUT 1/Dlll/N/J IT. " - --.... Legal c... -::led , ...114. ' ■ ■ Notice {:. _, h,w.._._..�� � -.. ....... none, ' . -- - ,,_, I .. , J CAN ACTI\Ao!\TE IT. B'f 5/MPL'/ PuLUJ>l3 TH IS ,_ LEVER!. i !· l -OFF THAr LEVE�, YOU �1ACff '" • ! I WISH ro PRESS CHARGES AGAINST Ti-41$ NUT- • t.low ��ether. vou 1'tlow that h2 ; a bu,;v 11an . He does net acc.ept peri;ona\ 111,nc.at,on; without ..• l'm hi9ri secretar'Y, su'"""'1<l to Mother, · find out the t,i,;ines, of hi.; callers. rm Mr. and Mrs. R11lph Walls and famil)' or Youngst own, Ohio, epe,i.t several days wit h her mother, Mn. Grace Cartwrlght an<l Kalle Oliver. Mrs. Betty Gint h er or ColUm­ bus is spending so me time witb her m o ther Mrs. Virgini.:. kedman. Mr. e. J. Redman i� seriouely Ill in St . Anthony Hospital at Colum­ bus, Ohio . Mrs. Mary Ro ush called on II.er pare·nt.e: Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Nichol• sori Saturday. Th o1e e'n1oy111g a fishiQ& trip Sunday on the Oh io rivet' were Mr'. and · Mn. Dana Lewis and Rand)', Mrs. Kalie Bass and Kenny Clifton and Dr. and Mn. R. D . Heaton and Pa1ty and Su11an o f Pomeroy, Ohio i" Sunday · dinne-r gueats of Ind· Mrt."·•Danu •Lei.tHI ari d farn y · � 1 Mts. Kstie !leS!I find Ken , · also .' Clllipg on the l..ewie's w e Mr. afW, Mrs. Stanley Co lley and fainily of lfew Haven. Enjo}'ing Sunday at Let.art Island for a picnic were the youria: coµples class of the Clifton Methodist church. Also the )'oung . teen-age class spent Sunday at •��k;tii Alme at Wellst on. Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. C harles CartwrigM and EIE1ine o r Mason. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Jt"o x or Cliftun, Mr. al)d �rs. Bill Chattin or Mason aQd Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lieving bf WeBt Col umbia spl•11t Sunday bo•t• ing on the Oh io River and th�n enjoyed a picnic al Ell iols Land.• ,; ' Ing In New Haven, and Buell A. James Mr. and Mrs. famlly accompanlcrl Mr!. A. 8:, Woodru m to Lore City where she will spend the res1 of the Sl!Ol· mP.r with her daug h ter Marceline. Mr. and Mrs. Peprl Rftush 1md family o( East Liverpool, O�o vl11ited Mr. an.d Mrs. w. H. Fox during tht weekend. Vlslting Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Williams are Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McDermltt and so n Floyd of Panama Canal Z one. Sunday vl1it­ or11 of the Wllliams were Mr. ind Mn. Howard Rayburn and sons, Mre. William Van Meter and fem• Hy o( Point Pleasant Route. I CAN'T . H IU' TJ,ft N K I N C­ ABOUT 17 , AUNT iC R I TZI 15 GOING To BLOW H E R TOP EEMV, MEENV f R"IGI-JT1 ·LE�'i! . o. K., LErs GO �6TRtAM r I THINK 17' LITTLE TOWN IS JUST UP TI-IERE, '!(()UNO 'TH' Bez..tO I Fre.d Jtlbbs presided over the rnP.�U11£ of the Comm!Hion on Sttwir411blp and Finance whict\ Wa8 · Jield Wednesday evenin'l'. 1t t.be He�t- :t,ethodist Church at Mlddlepot,,. others at�epdln,i: the meeu»g ·wert Rev. R1yrn on - Konk­ t1lght, paator of the ch11rch, Mi11 Frieda Fiehnle. James EUier, Rob• . irt H•rrl1, H omer Cook and Everett, Davis. Commilaion llfeefl -�--, !".t'i" �-'-_,_�....,.--__-_ ... Fltx e.:.tl,.. ' _ Roc;f, Po int . Get- I' Gal. ' .f. R E E ! ..... • �'!'\r: / ' _ c,••�ut! ' Aluma 111111 AC)j�\Ytll"!tS f!' Iii,... DafM Donald Cook entertained his Sunday School Class from the Ma­ s on Meth odist Church o n Tuesday night, Aug. 23, wit h a hayride and wiener rou�. Th e wiener roast was held at the New Haven Park and the group tr.aveled to t he Philip Sporn Plant on th eir rid�. At the · park, sames were played and group singing was enjoyed by t hose in a ttendance. Prese11t were Nancy Anderson, Gary Green, Mi1f,e Johnson. Lois Rizer, Alldrey SJ:iu l�r, Danny Mitchell, Rli:hard Ceh-•, Tern' McDavid, Donna Gijl um, Elaine Gates. Mike Harbod , Donn, Lish, Jennifer Roush, John s6u)er, Gary Mitchell. MarY �ley, llobbJe , Sayrc. Mr. and Mrs. ponald C<iok & nd son, Mr. and Mi's. But Thomas: · "und Mrs. Lillian Sh u ler. ,.;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a.;;:;:;;;:;:;-1, , WJ E H .._. " t� �L_@ fiUft Suo�ay School Class Holds Outing Tuesday WHTN-TV Channel 13 I I ' f�r�,- 1· a, IIIULTI � � ,le,. ·- ·- _ ....- Com, 195 5 FORD F-350 0 / �'! Labor De1y -Spec ia ls ' 1 957 GMC !II' 1:00 >l:e °� Comedy Playhouse Advent u re Theat11r :Jteamboat 8111 kt Preatoh Flatt � Scruggs ShoW Weaiherea,t JQ'i"WI PICtllrf' lll'IHIOJ l!rt nlcl<; lt,pon -lVblr})lblid� Rescue 8 'Bal Mastereon Prod ucer's Choice Bachelor Father .Wral)&ler � You Bet Your Li!e This Man Dawson News H�11d\in,e1 Weathe1·cast Jack Paar Show Si1n Oft ,:au LOW PAYMENTS WE FIN ANC E 1 957 PLYMOUTH ��;/ 4:00 War ra nty 1 958 PONTIAC 1-9a Channel 3 - T1iurstlay ·· - l ' l \ '\ 1 1 --. Bridal Shower Honors Mason , Bride At Methodist Chur�h WSAZ-TV Cl,a�nel 3 .�'.80 1 958 FORD -I . 'Wolfpen News Items Of Interest 1 9S9 ENGLISH FORD 1 4 ' For Re t - - I Oo k Hi ll News Events Of Week 1960 FORD FALCON Wanted To B uy / TELEVISION GUIDE ', I Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 1, 1980-7 ' .. i .....------� , ., , ,: �- .. ", By RAEBUBN VANIIUllEN " ' �....._____ • •�00-: ••,-,,-...,.,,""' • 11,.....Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport O , ., S ep t . I , 1 960 . ,. '"iiC'"'"?I-. . -� . . --- -�- -- ... ,-,.... ---- • .. 'I ,., ... , . ,,••'(':rt � �...� '";-�� .,. &QI ► <JtAJ *'"'"��--�:....,---- ,- .· : I. • - CONCORD GRAPES $ 1 . :!4 bu ,---:--------­ . bring coot.ainer-we pic l. 27 Peul-st, Middle port. 8 30 3tp 5 PR ICE D FQR RE A.s ON ABLE QUl ck sale . 1 large res tau ran t s1ov e wit h attached gri ll. Abo oih er 1tem d. Call WY 2-J&IJ .Mid 1 dlcp ort, Ohi o. 9· 1 Jlc I TH OUO UGH.BRED COLLIE PUP S Pho!1e SH 2-47 9,1. 8�1 1; I . (-� rl I . AS IS SPE CIA LS 57 Mercury 60 H. P. $495 I 00 59 "'-rcury 70 H. P. 45 H. P. Mercury Outtlt 00 I METROPOLITAiN MOTo · as 600 EHi M•in StrHt, Pom.,.. / 'I Tud o r W h itewall tires heater Phone WY2--3170 std 6 o 6000 M.i les 6 Mo nth s Letart Fa lls Soc ia l Even ts relative, In Columbue while they are gone. Heney Barrett is recov,rlne an­ ly Mn. J. D. Roulft n ere 'rureel')' in Pl11eant Val­ By Mrs. H•ffi• F�ck Dr. Wlll avene Sheets Woll Mr. and Mn. Gary Barnlti of ley hoapltal. Mr, ■nd Mra. Marlon Wood of . FOB CONSl8'J'�NT DEPENDABLE daugh ter of Mr. and Mn . C. Pomeroy apent the week elld wlth RE SU LT!' E' Chest er, and Mra. Milt on Efaw Sheet& and niec e o f Mrs. J. of Mr. Cheatet M.orrh1 and .alao Mr. and Mn. Altiia Swlck, Linda I D. Alhen11 called on Mr. ind visited RATES Mrs· Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey John o u.sh has accepte Wand• ":'Jd Tony Cardillo ■pent � � . d pos II iti o n 15 Curt Frederlck Slturday. aon and ; 4 ceot.s W werd one inaert,i irector of the reference services so n. ' on. MUI imum week vi11tl n1 with frienda and rel- t char . Mc • 60 centa Ed �■um, who hH been qui te ill . e �nt., per word •dr three m t he Bureau of Educationa . Mr, and Mrs , John1on ,,.and fam �Uvea � �lumbus, Toled,, Cutt ona. l � ­ • In Me1p . o General Hospit•l for il� cta re�earc� KRd ser vice Oh i o Sta f Wayne, W. Va, apent Sunday ice, Malinta and Darbydale. � J - one mouth tor te several days Clime home Sund t '""' "' . ..... per word will ay um veraily Dr. Wo lf received wi th their son, Mr. and Mrs. Don •·viiibe c.._ •ed for ad vt.·rt.LSinc: her ey Mrs . Nell Shu mw ay and grand­ d 001 D&id witblo 10 daya lit Hn. Minnie Swick and Pearl 8 Joh S. deg nson and son J..arey ree from Rio Grande son, John Gilm ore, · i bill. Emu s i.Q Aelvertiaine o f Denn Syn cuse ey vi1lted their brother laaae C , o lleg e and her M . A. aod Ph D �- aod Mrs. j•mea Reeves and epent Sunday afternoon with Mr ' '- r�P<1':1."<I imnwd1alely. The Da ,Jy Sentinel wilJ not be r Barr �tt i n Ve ter&n1 Hospital iD deg ree fam s lly fro111 spe n t the weelt; end with hia eapon.a1 b1e or more t..h.111 011e mcoct he State Uni ver�it; · and Mra. Curt Frderlek. reel dMJertio.n.. lfunt1ngton, W. va. ol I o wa. m other, Mra. Reeves and other rel­ "«11 'd of �lllb and Special NoU C1!t of Ev�1:1t, 11 iJO. Ob11 u.ar1.a11 Mn. Esther Wriiht and d1ugh. allves of BarneavJUe, Ohio. . p11bllliied at L te:'l t per wo P,re vio usly s h e h as . Mr. and Mn. Lincoln Russell u h m en Five Poin t.a, visited the the Jack son P\Jbh c seh o� stai � �·,oans J DAY � DAYS VlSU ed her m other, Mra, Knapp of em. orm er • d.a ughter and bmi ly• 1' D A YS ltOLANDUS 1 M O. Th e University Hig h ,c" l� 60t 11ool sysWes 90c t Colum bia, W. Va. M Wai · r, Mr. and Mrs. Butcher apenl 1 d c:--· � n cer and IamUy. t em1, tae ,. communication s.k.H l d Mr. and Mrs. -:arJ Duckworth of few �aya at Richmond, Va. partmen t ol the State Uni v M�. and Mrs. J. c. Wy.au visited eni Y OtJiego, Mr. and Mn. Charles Bab�; 1.. . ¥r. and Mr1. 9.rl Harrie and ;r; of Iowa : Dr ' Wo lf• :� rela tives in Col umb ui over Ute .. w,' tf uieu me cock ved by 10 A.M will be in ltu11 d11y ti ed on M r. ind Mra. Curt weelc daug hter, Mr. 111d Mrs. Glen Bur­ uer dut , ••V«. f',urlanc ies end 4 . 11 Do o r. Kay Wy att returned Heater, Fordthe Oh io Stale th11 · WANTED - M�al roots, Freder "tck, Sund ay. Mrs. Maggie ho me Gin , IOI¥), an(f children spent the week­ Sept. ane omatic r trans. spe 8 cyl. ndin sc11g, B lood Ro ot , wil d gin g the week in ger, . �jd '\ Mr. a11d Mn . Grove-r L'o1 umbu11. yrl lo� �oot, Mayapple, etc Mr. a�d Mr:ci. ArcJ1ie Do no . One ' �---- -::--------_Jan hew Ann SmH o f Oh io 8 best mar h spent Tuesda)' �, ----kets----:-over 40 0� Bel l vill e, W. Va. 8pent l I ) N ot ic es wit h Mrs. Gar)' Barnib: and da Sunday . years ttame l ocation, E. H. �O le llj h• iA.,, _ ope spent Sa turday 1 JL t h hui brother and siKte-r-in-liw 1-'airlanr 5oo - 2 Dr. Radi o & ter. Carol Ann , Pomeioy ;r. Morse, Alb any , Ohio . McArth :"IRM ll_l A N D PES T CONTRO wit� "I. { and Mn. Miles �md Mrs. Art hur Dono hew. ur / hooter, Fo rdomatic trans. 8 cyl. L · Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson and AUCTIO N H o .ad next to Tennessee y Mn. Chu l 1111,- P•1n, Pr" ini.pectlon. ln,uri•• Wood • He a helpmg his &un i on a peac J o Ann Ro us h �pent a week wit Gas I 1 am dispO!>lllJ.: ul house h dau h ght er-l h n-Ji w h Plant Kat Sund hry ay old n Johnso School a ttendance on N by Nat i o,n wide ore ard al Jfarietta. h er �0115111, MrB. Brady Huf · 8 30 6lc . Phone II:. furn nur e o f th l;itt.- J••· rnttcp their d�ughter Mr d fman Aug, 23, was 43, the ,-.,.,c B,, w •n d A. Senlce 'Stal ion WY"' a oHering Of M iddleport. Sandra SelJers spent I few day �h-r a l the h n1111· !J/1 372 Easl Mrs . J. R M urphy and !amity $13.22. s 2366. j �f wlth her C onsul. Heater. std. trans. 4 cyl. Mrs . n Edn a R o ush _ 2 nd. grandparJnts, Mr. and is spending & Ave , ln· Pum nny , Uhw , Sept. --- _ • __ Herman Taylor led wors hip ser­ Loga n, Ohi,. _ ~- _ m o nth wi t h her dau . Mrs. Eber l'1ckenfi. ghter and hus fll e now !lue a com plete 3, .1 960 SATU JW:\ Y . I 00 P. M. 5 ROO M MODERN APAR TMENT band Mr. and Mrs . Wa l ter McD ­ vices a t 10:45, wi t h an attendance Mrs . Geo rgia T h ompson spent Mr. •nd MN. Gordan Promtt tRA VEL 'S E RVI CE, If yo u arc L i ,,.mg Roo m S u l i t• Stands Sofa , and 4 roo m a ,.artment Ch a d e of 25. a of Tro y a , wee h ' and k O 10, III Man thUdren spe11t Su ndt)' with Bed sfie , ld B�d rent. Ph one WY 2-2487 dr with her sis-. Table.�. \\ 11•kc r C h airs a:oin g lo ,rn)' foreJgn coun lry Custom :mo 1-'o rd or, radi o and tcr, Mr. Mr and and Mrs Mrs. John Sellen. Th� . R o M. y . Y. Reb 5335. or a11ywhere in the u. !;. Kive Hug s, J;Jo?r' I .amp d h1 11d Made): F. . er held I ts regular and h eater, Fotd omalic trans. 8 ..9 121� fam ily c111d olher rela ti ves. H o cker, Pictures I L111t l meet -1n,:. Sund us a c&IJ. No Rrvice charge, 11 _ ay even _ _ ing A u g. 28. P,unted � 0 M.rs. Ho ward Tho mas and Mrs. The Sun_day School su perlnten­ 4:1tro111. TAWNE Y ST UDIOS, f� C�ir n s ual ) , 2 l t�J1 1i�. Br;i�s !-'i re FOU_R '°?IA house, Rut land Town• Slu Ma�1e Curd were in Col umbu.s oa p. (all "!:2-6566. 8-1 ?-JOtp I f lace Set, Bo?h, A u l ique Oil dent app ointed the dinn er tiecoml • A v enue, and G.allipolis, Lam p, B oo k l a �t· iS( t l i ima] ) lable committees for the Home­ hu.smeae ilt:ond,y. <.:u�v crtib lc, A,u toma tic tran11., Pho ue (, J U. ltJ13 or GJ 6- 1 213 '' 2 EIGH T ROOM . HO 1..1S� . two flve · till lop t�bl es, K i trhe u tcil JJe Comins to be held at the churc h 7-2 1 -tfc radi o and heater, whitewalls , �nd room ap:u ,me nls. A. N. Ben ,-----: � gel. , ___ __ 1 du1irs, (jJatt� door d i �h , bo h�re on Sunday. Sept. ·B. There P on e W 24 HJ < . 1' 1 1.:\1 �1-:v.t-� UWJN(; on a l ! Tua i1lcr, 1!: Jc c t r 1 t · 1 i ,., · p �:t }�!� 1 1·2 ·tfc will h � 272. be services all day, with Mr. 1 Go1u l 1H : M o ntg omery HI.O upper . p ul r sizc:;NEW and USED t- 111 11 by 9 a . UL / h t c1 l 1i rs , Kc!viu 11 1 "r ri•fr i gi- ralor NlC ELY 1'' URN I5Ii@ and Mrs. Stanley Bervard and 9. 1 l o wer � , . 1.2 z ft open; Gal lipolis· BED· - ·) , po O u t nu:[ lllOrllllll-l a t [I a II I . . , Con vert ible, Kenmore pow · da · u er gh o r t .11 er t eeri ■nd was ng om & upr. c i their lura apartment Ph frier1de form· 18.3 upper, 9.4 l ower, J lf.i ft. OP,e _ r ! . ,(:,;; ran g e, Hor-' . · ll; erly from BeHa FAST�•ST •S F! brakes , R&H, ,ri uto . trans. WW · o n mangle Sw,•1•pt•r ~ c � < V ll t. on C. o lor Br Adra Swick WY2-a874. st, Ireland ,is en­ Lock 23: 15.e upper, 0.5 l ower . I-' u l 8 t!c all 111uv1,e l 1lm. M_r. •nd Mrs. Robert Grate and tertainers. G IIOV E: H ' S h o J11kring ;lciuwr , Anti�m.' 'dr c�: -;;-- closed o!r. AU moveable dam� up RENT-Th ree office r?O I J JU, I uuic ro). Ohi o. .1er. 4 Beds cum plelt , Chif fo ro The Charge Mem bership and family are vacatloning in the lllli 13 th ru 23 and cl osed ofr; all Ka1 be ' ove 1- Ev�ngelism Char r Stif rler War 11 Sho tl e robe, e � Sto 1 t .F'rul[ re Jars, iman, PHtoral Re­ Smokey . Mountains and vis:lllng awh on a .Misce dam Uan'. s on 11i11. _ __ _ / 2 Door Bel. Power,glide. Court St., ln Pomeroy iec ous 1lem11 lations and Lay leaden. me t at friends Ill Lake City, Tenneasee. ond Ohi o RIYer Bo•t•: Down: Lock • I Pbone WY-W71M fl?or. On� lar.i:e 18 :I 22 ft, U: �he church here Mn. L.-o,,. Whi t•, Owner a rd of Than ks room lallt rrit.lay even­ !om McFarland is staying wit h oyEc, 8:10 pm. 10-9; Lock 15· mg to plan With adJomln g 12 1 12 ft. ro T.,.m,: C•5h POalEROV, OHIO lhelr year'1 work wilh om Mike Cred itor L0:40 pm, 19.0· WE WANT TO TI I ANK 1·HE One 10 x 18 front room, N ..t R a11pon1lbl• for Accld a h their PHtor, the Rev, Robert Rosenkranz also called in the ' All 16: A. 1 V. Doo n r. h C ris Aut Jr., oma 1 1 pm 9-0· tic trarui. R&H. Curt Frederie-k, hom e, Sunday people who patron ized t h e lunch s. t e conduct•d by n£!,yJ� pai nte d with new floo Charles W. Snyder. 2:50 a� 1_1• Card. r Mr. and Mrs. John H,11yes �nd stancl .at the t-';1 1 r and ,dJ of t h ose 8 R A DFOR D AUCT covarmgs. Phone WY 2·20 !dr- and Mrs. Clair Follrod and 80. ION COMPen11aylvania 6: 1 5 am, 1-12 ; 1.oc Emerson Hayes, were Sunday who donatl•tl ,rnd workcrl i n il ll)" ' PANY , Ruin•, 8-2 -tlc child ren, Nina din­ Ohio. Robins on and Clara 23: The Nat ion.a l, 1 2 :30 Pm. 0.3; WO)' lu help 111.ik p 1 ! a SLl(TCSS Avc flonetr: Crl tt Br1dford Fnllrod visited Mr. &nd Mrs. Ger­ n�r guests of Mr. and Mrs. James 4 D? or Fairlane Hard top,( au to­ Bea ver 4:4� pm, 1 -0; Ro bert HO USE Riden our at Ches ter_ G, , 3BEDRooMs, FU LL Th t Silllo n M l' !h11d 1�t Chur�•i1 s. 1. Mana u•r : A. C. Bradford ma t ic trans., wh lt(!walls ! heat. \\-'.es t, 9:40 �m, rt1)a 1r fleet ; Lsdy ald Swartz or Marietl.JI, Sunday. b�sement. N!c e lawn and rive Mr. and Mrs. laaac Taylor and · Mr U J I tr 11 27 -Gk . r er, .and Ford Mr�. . . H o bart Swartz at­ omalic trans. Lmd a, 12 1mdnigh 1, 0-6; Elger Clif vie w. Ava ilab fan uly o r Mu rrysville t tended servi le Sept. Oth. Tel . W. Va. ces fo r her cou.1ln 12:3 5 am, 2•0; City ol ( ' J N May f': svill frt•s h ( ' IIW W l l /i n1:1f cr ral[ sp en t Sun day with Mr. WY 9.J6f.18, WY 2-5288. e Paul Kinn I C� , and Mn• . en of Alhe n.!l, last week'. . 8:20 am, 0-6. I / Jolsll ·1u rnw , J > tuu1c S J l2 - AJ'A IIT ' Art hur Atherton and Charles D . Mdo B1gg1i. Up: Gal lipo lis: 1. F. Feriberaer, M.l!:N r, THREE ROOMS Mnd 1959 Cfl EVl !OL ET Emereon and John Hayes call 2 1� Tud or, Radio and heater. - �:27 �1 _P ed 1 ..2o am, 1�·0 ; Lock 2 3: Cincinna t Woode put on plaster-board for o bat h . 156 Mu lberry Ave. c�I. 111d. shi ft, rn,ooo actu •I . i n Curt Frederick. M o nday, wh ile-w alls , pow li 2� Mr. errg and lide Mre. , 6 Robe l0:4 cyl rt 5 Mart . TS Pm. in KIL of 9-8; City of Hu11tlngton �lie s �,XC4tllc ut to 11dit ion. Pete Sia r Wa r- I 8 30 3Lc Mr, and Mrs. Paul Kelley ipe j Cm.·111 • 2½ 11,sJJ·: r,$ 1 wllh Carthage l11l week. nt JO am, 13-6. -- Elb erfe ld, l 'h efiler, O h io. -IU l•,lJcrshac h SIN the weekend with relatlve11 i11 Mor• , GLE HO USE AND J-F OU _ �r. and Mn. Charles D. W oode K•n•wh• Do wn: Mar met : Cruci• llurdware, S11:, :ar l( u n H i,·Jour 8 29 6Lp room aparlm(!nt, Very nic vmte� her mother Mrs. J. B. Hayes gan town and Clarksbu rg. ---- Va. ble 12:0� am, 9.0. Md l a11d Lan dma rk Store e. B(!I Air 2 Door Hardtop, auto Paul Kelley, was in Charle . o . of Middleport, Sund ay. o l d llllddleporl, Obie cation. "'"4 sto P h one WY 2. n • (8J _1 0, 1 1 , 12, 1 7, I B. j g , C•rw ma t1c trans., R&H whitew W Va . Tuesday . ' 24 32 , alls Albe rt Wern AH Mah .. nd Model, er re 25, :W, 3 1 ; W1 I, 2, 7, 8, ' ctntly visited 8-31-6 lc · 8 cyl. 9 J5t p his _ 93 year old uncle Willi am Mli TROPOLITAN MOTOQ fUH NJS HED -AP ARTMENT, 2 IM!d MODERN '1 ROOM HOME . EN• Be1de,he419 of Bli•Ueld. Mich . 600-406 1.. , M.ln It. ro oms, 3 othe r roo rns. Nic e bat h DO � T PUM_I' yn1 1r slu �i,:i cl.osed porches, l acre ground on Whil e there he also went over into . ;h ---;;; Ponter1tr. Ohio cl o se to st ores, use of la u ndry' t!i: !an k. (,et Kh· an- 1'.:rn -Al Lm coln Hei ghts . Phone WY 2. Canada. l Sep. Tud o r, Standard tr.ana. 6 cyl. :oo !n wit h washer. Inquire Ew tic rank Cl •:rn ... r. Gu, na 388 , 5' nLe cd. 185� LAl JILLI\C, $2695. Coupe &-Jl-/Jtp mg s SLurc, Pho ne WY 2·2660. Lan dm ark SI'. ore Po mcro De• . Lynn Ro�rte left Thursday for y. Vill e, ilt:u u 1 11 u l HI! Wh ile, Lo ' his hom� 1n California following 64-JOlc oks FOR SALE: FIVE 9 1 3tc ROOM HOUS E and rarl t' H like new, Your bes a month a visit with hja siater 'With d bith t , nice loca Mon Uon te . lair Mel vln 2 Door Hardtop, Au­ 4 JWO tiialu t•. K:ir r & V:in Zan dt, GAS, FUEL OIL . ' Po m­ Hood, J U Locust St., Pom�y. Miu Louise Roberta. a fur. �� h M THA ILE H. $25 montb.. 18 11 uma t1c trans .. R&H, a eyl. eroy , Ohi u. St., n acc s. Middlep Cal o rt. l for 9 I Rela free est im11 lea . 6tp llves 8 30 Jtc here t . a t o tend Jio . the fu 1 (8) , tp t oreman & Ab bot t Mi dd ;;:--=-: � len ,-;;;.;;;;;-;;-;;; ¥ ort• 3 HOO M APA RTMENT. VER 19&8 El,S EL $1 1 9:5. Huiger <I dr. :::: '.'._:::__"� neral of Van B. Darby Jr. of At� ROOMS, WITH BATIJ Y 6-10-ttt: 8 Two 1tory l1nla, Ga. were Mrs. Van B. Dar. pleasant, $65 ,inc ludi ng utlJltie�. Keep t:Oo J ltl 1 h 1s &If t:On ditw ho me near aeh ool. Take over by Jr. of Atlln ta, nell f-'o rd or, Au tomaUc tr11 ns. Ga., daughter 111�(! yard. Wmc B ox 253 for ,ap­ bf!a uty . l 'om 11;ir c lhe car or 200 u u . J>n y n i 1 1 N s1,:1•: R& H. $46. 90 per month payment:s after Jane Bailey, Washin lhc g ton D. c· v p,Jtntment. PCl l' t". th i s can · t be bea t. Kar _ Wa lke r, llu� li;,1 1 , ( Jhio 9 1 3tr down payment. Phone WY 2-3324 B. Darb)' Sr., 8_3 1 _3lc r & . James Darby • Sr: V,l(Jl Lant.It, Pomeroy, h io. O TWO GARAGES FOR RENT-�­ DO WNTOWN , 1 1 A l!l.�ST •11d Mn 8 23 Mr. 30te J. P. Burnell, Mr. oN' Uesi . 8 30 3tc Fairilanc 2 Door Victoria bcrry Avenue, Inquire 378 Sec. and Mrs E. B Lynch and children aur ant 1101 111; )!rm d hm A , II � t inc ss :c CC:: m·a t·JC trans., power steering ·CL ond Sl. or call WY 2·25 1967 CJ J lo� V JIO and Mrs. Willer Bradford all of 11bo u,l 30 ycu r� \\', · II . E"::: 1,-$l tD 75. nl· _S_ . Bel Air eui ppcd ' d10 and heater, wh lte wa Jl!i. 8 Char Hard lup . I\ rcu J aharp litt le !)a yl1m e, leaton, Mr. and Mrs. l : l t •t111 9 l 6 t p 11! cyl ' It i1 11cl a fte� cat Lum ous l:l'l' Cll. A ddl y f r Powell and children of WJnler r!1e ale r l'i11 ro1 1s ._ Tim e for o a ly. Kar r "- V.u1 1 Za ndt J•om Haven, F,a., Mr. and Mra. Walter Yo ung er M;1 11,1g 1,111t III _ Se rvi cu eroy / ('• f 1 ' Oh io . I. cr1· 11, Wa ll r1•ss ;i 111 1 l 'i·iv all' <I e Wolle and Oscar McDade of N1w HAY . E N M o dern o-roo m 8 30 3t� l 1Jin ­ APA.K' M Bc lair e 4 D0(1r. Au tomaU . .1' Park l!iNTS H1J,l Hoom SN . c tra ersburg, w, Va. fllrmab brick ns. ed home -;Dd , .,hardwood floor1t \'14' !' , Wri!t• U()X Rudio & heailler, whi tew 1 058 ·,1a.:n nm v $ 1 400. 2 doo unt un,tahctd. Mclha111n lltddle c-:1rc of this J1;q H•r or 'l'l• h-p 232 alls, VB. Miu and Loul•e Roberts left Satur­ r. The force d hot air heaU n1. Lo­ lwne Mii;: M, 1:-.:vn yun c from (.;r port. Pb,me WY 2·20&a.' 2 3 lf Ch 11rl e.stun I l l 2 222 l rir da)' for her home in New York. �•ted 11nd ma ' on M' x llM) lot in exce l­ DI 3_ to Ju1 11or w1U ritl e Ill thi Mr. and Mra, Clyde Wlnea and 71HH. lent nelthborh.ood near &rade tt sp1u:e (llJ I l t c ROOFING, SPOUTING, Sheet Me­ hu 11vy r<1r. K11r r & V1rn Z1111 child ren .!ll)ent l■st ' week with rel­ scho ol. :17' tlt conc rete pave 4 iJr. R&H, std. trans. 6 d slreet tal work ind repalr w�k uf l'oru1·ro\' , t,1,, o . cyJ, ative, in 8,eaver Valley, Pa. lll fron 8 JO 31� I -, 6 'T. J I i i . i . t of hom e. Thls prop er t y any kind . Pbone WY 2-3301 . M EAT ( 'AS E, . F . HOME GROWN Larry Grnnm apent I week wlth is excellent in every way and . S1m ps o11 t·1111 1 1 111 1 1n",. s,•,lc , ( ' on 8- 1 1-30tl), '!TREE IIIPENED l9!t7 t'O HU $1 19� . .,.;,rl�� 11 . · doo r. Ted wm ffa)' quaJ man lty , and f o hi1 r uncl C • e Kelley urnot all 111 l!Oud 1•om l1l ion au bltantlal ti ryl, eug rnc for re11J eco 11omy Sayre at Columbua. Cust om 2 Ooor, Ford BULLDOZER FOR HIRE. Ponds, loan. fH,500.00. P ho ne �� 7 2:'ili:I Au tom atic drwo for eas omallc, VB ff·J Ht c y dri Mr· Ind · Mt1. Edward Chapman NIW v; base HAV men IN t - 5-room frame and Jand1caplng. mg . l.-r r & Vim Zandt Pomero y CA �N INC. 'l'O M I\TOES, $1 bu� hl:C home, outside newfy painted o(_ Columbus 1pent the weekend Ph one Chester, Yukon5•321ffl. Ohio. • 8 30 3t� P IC'k yo urself. Swc,•t corn h�rdwood fl oo rs, nice bullti� with his mother Mra. Mildred 8-24-30tp 23 -I Door. Automatic doz t!n. Charl1•s H1lt un, Portia :lutchen, full ba.!lement with ,tok• CbaiJman. 19Mi Mi:;nc uu v ,., tt'tins. • radJ 0 n/ , . 2 d oor, ,, ., at1d heat er. e cyl. O h io . Mr· and Mre, Lowell Kencaid ,r fired coal furnace, aeml•fln• uour lli lc for those wild 8 2� 6tc kid11 i1hed second floor (or thal a:row­ of LanaJna, W. Va. and Mra John t11a lti ihe u11e they ' ll lik e lo g� � AtH tiONIJLTioNmo, lng famlly. Garage and nice Williams of Dille, w. va.' were J lotJ. Karr and Vin Zandt USF.D GARDEN trut 1or� no -;;;; ' aUo n aer'n fron et. Brine Conlalnen If Co t patio arc o ther nice fea• au eat last week · of their alstera Jaek Pu111cro:: utuo, '1 Refr ers la:er . Ro h,ry 1111i wt•r blad<'s shar­ •­ nvenient 8 30 Jt� Tudor tlon_ New · Haven. ¥boa, n,2. tures of t hlB home. Thi, Ji one Mra. Noah Hurley and family. pen(!�. C.:U Jilu ru rno win,11 an d l!C 19M UUI CK 4 dr. Century, 37. Mr. and Mr,. J. L. Wblfe and Of the best buys in real eitate plo wm g. <lyn a­ 6-:13-tl flow r.id l� and h(!atcr. Mr, I •11d Mn . Richard Rou ■h a t­ hue had the prM �U:1.00. leae GRAV ELY TRACTOR to offer' A 1 1CTIONiu -� !In a� l'un1croy., tended lhe R.oueb Reunion last $12,000.00. 8' J l fil e Sides &nd Ser v i n• 512 i,;. Main Fordor St· WI HA.V I Several nice buUdinll Wetk at Union camp arou nd i n f or..eroy, l'h o11o l95tl l'll l!:V IW LE'r 4 <lr-:- sed WY . Crltt 2 29 7 af'Hfo 5 n1 i� lota localed in Ne w liiven New Haven, W. Va. 7-21-U c J)(lw crc l1<Je , rwdiu 1111d h eil w,.._ ,_ ., c_ cr. priced from $800.00 to $2500.00 Mr. and Mn. Vernon C•dy of ■bup 11u tor11 obllc wo rth � C, BRADrOAtJ, •ocio.. mu ch 4 Door. Autonur t k Gaha JIM nna are 1nnounclni the birth ROU SH, S.IMmen lrans,, radio PE AC IIE S, re. $100J.00. Bla elln at ' !I , p011 hri ug� -c r , nle lucrs 1• Phone TU-1-4181 ol u1 a NIW daua d ::y. h hter Lori JIii AUi. l'i •l HA.V ca t MU IN, er, LL W. VA. lt good , uiiN'Ac11, WIITiNG tJres. Webster 1''ru ll 1"1mn, Lon g 8 3 1 flh: Bo t- . . HOUSI .,Pll•nc CoJumbue. Gr1ndpanqta are Mrs . PHO N1 TU 2--~ n. Af'Mlil 8,. tom . Ohio. l'hu iie YU kun �-3 201 · o m Royal Larw IBM UOl>C:• E lu11l 1-31..lle Stella Cad., of _Coll11nbu1 and · tMrt, SyracuM, Ohle. Pf1ona 8-16- t fc .NEW HAVEN, 'IV. VA, cr � Samuel Norria of Letart Falla. - - -41 d r. IINliin. Puw er flih•, fll<h WYU:S M, 11,11 .ff � FOR f SAL E: HOM Do E IN o r CHES No Mn. HJIIB ltlS HW Allt:. 1111 k111 d s . C.:arl and hea ler. t79t5.00. IJlic ttna J1mea Smith and IOD Rob­ w York er. Cheva­ NE!GLER BlJILDJ r·s: j 7 room, ,rnd luge bath. Stoter ert and Mh. NG Pomero�. SUPPLY Lelia Tbompaon of a a. :t i tltc . Iler, Long IJn! 1om . 16_301p furnace, built in cabinet,, J�hri••M.uu•J� roof 1blnale,, Beaver Falla, Pa. ,..,. recent .. iood water, lara:e lot Phone EM7-?M8 1ue,ta of S l8a9 OJ't:�d;. seda ; - Ni; iy kitchen cablneh built to order v- R• E • llr. ,ncl .aQ. l.l F.D AN U NE \\; wln t; ;,o thPi�k Up, �u lpped one owner car. Up 1 10'' Jng , bc g11 111m � Sl'plember aluminum window■ and doon' W.B, Used 0 000 8 30 8t1 Grtnua. to mil es. ' See at tli.11 Lu kin �. Long 80 m1lea per iall on. 1141M e11raa:e doora, re1U111 tile, vlny i Mr. and Mn O. J!:, SQre of 00 Bu�'. ts ROOM HOUSE roa SALE. ho om . _ ' t Blieunar·a, Poinero y. flo or tlle a11d plywood pane ling. 6 :11 61� 8-16 -12tp Acrea. Corner Wolfe Dr. and Bradenton, Fla., are vl1itln& Mr,. Call Nei1ler•1, RI.tine. 1-11- tfc ff. L. Blyre •nd other NllUvH. Fiaher Stree ts, Pomeroy, 41 CHEVROLET 4 DOOR SED A'ITEN'l'JO N i l l ' :\T l :1is : s· ;;.v AN 11ge CaUva on Mn. J. D. Rouab · ton, c-hassia aod cab 22 Hornet llif l 1 ' W 1 1 h W(! uve '85.00. Ra)'mond K lrk. Geary1' AuctlonNr � 8 l a,p Tuaday wlth van r � Mn. R. JI:. Grimm of • • • • • • • • • ,• L• • • • • • • • ody. � REA o pe - It•� � 1 h;1n mo round Bocb Shop. Phone Wy 2 - 2695 SONABLE RATll'.S SATIS­ • • NOT ICI OF DRAWING op . • Pl11tll, Jin, Lafe Wlllla111 of fare FAC d fro TIO m N t111s 1,; 1111 Like ne Gu•nnteed. Cell or 8.31 .31 Pomeroy, 111'1. Bui Williamaon JUROAS Al10 MoPlwri,: 20 i.:au gc �h write I. 0. McCo)', Cheater, o . o t;� Notice 1, hereby 1hen that • and ton Georce &lrJ of Jlanu. FOR SALE;-j 95 1 F8 P'OR wlth chok e-l 'hu11 1• WY 2-S?,f, D YB 30tp pu blic drawing of Juron wJU 5 •130" W . B. Cha11i1 and Good lirea, IO<NI condltlon. be bqq, Pa. arter 8 p. m. or 111.'c Win bb with Hen: ifred made on the 15th day of Septem · Jo Ann Rouah apeat I 2 .Spe l'7 !. . Bahr, Lone Bot tom Ohi ed Ix.l e. wffll: ­ Vau,han, 484 1•c11rJ SL. Mid o dleber llNJO, at t he office or the Com .,1111 her eowh! llr, ond Phone YU &--2280. )(,._ • porl, Oblo, J 3tP e 29 Ste mi11lone11 .if Jurora In the Brady Hullm1n of lllddle� · Court •�1 FOHD VICTOR IA. Hou11 of Meias CounLy, Oblo for Mn. &daa Jlouall ii 1pend1ni 1 REBIIILT 154" W.B. Chaub and motor a■d fron t end . SuovJ,o lbe_ fflontb •lib her- toa-Jn•l■w and l)elobor Term 1080 ol lllO r, cab . � w,, 11.. dtHnp bed. Oontlnenla:.I, . ,ldrlll, daul■. mon Pleaa 'Court or Metaa ·Mid d•uthtu )Ir, ••d Ill& w.iter Ide, Rod· e! ,,�Ive)', Shade, Ohlo, Phone Cow!!)', Dade II. no,,, 01110: lf ; ~,O. Fre elan d S. Norri. 9 1 3tp James El,worlh Rowe f)'.)111) COVPE. IDEAL FOR l30" W.B. CtleuJ,1 and Com missioner■ ol Juron cab. 0 Hot rod,. In IOOd "°"dltlo n. Ph. 16 GAUGE SINGLE SJIOT·,hc>liun _;(9 :::) I, lie SH 2-4?aa. 9 l Ste like new, $20.00; l two•wh ______ eel um:y type trailer, ;tcel bed HK" W.B. Chu.ii Ind Clb ,with only '41-00, MelropoU t1n Mo tor� d<Jmp bed. Mlooer1l •.._ NOTlc OI' "''l'OtllTMINT ONE male � Belile 8 30 3tc d� �• · l•ecu tw a t...ie 8e"'11 P• , WESTERN PoNY, martr, ready ■mi. lf -- Mlt<hol� tr1ln. 1, ,u,. ., .......w .. »ccOd, .ru h.rt, Yl4fl old, 11pproxlmately 800 ,. No. 11.41 4 1_.. _l b, NIIO bridle and hddle com V!Nt71. NoUe, la hereby 1lven lh■t Gef;:. Plete �. 00. Can be ae;n �, Satith Mitchell, whOM IUV I GALLONS ' Poet R. V. HeUma11 realde11ce, Wolatf Office add,... 11 Pomorof, I Jll!,\D PURE BRED STEERS Obi., Pea llo,od. B 30 31p -� IWIU bu been duty ■ppolnted .. El.a; Emmet/ G. WIii, IIANCI -PRO Crill of Ille Dtate ot "' °" ' Aute, l'lJe, Pollo lllleMII PEACIIES, ELBERTA =====,.:''...J�8t!pl CANlllliC , lite Of Mella Cou nty, Ohio, ,u.. W.. and up • bu,hel. Potat.., ;; ;:; IIJU, , l HAW� Et.lCrRIC GUITAR O)lo. 10 lb. lltl<, 110 lb, $1.IIO' -"tf'PlllJ:; l2 lneh lllb 16th day ol A.aw ·- '2-20. BrJD,j contal t •__-,. • ' BAIINEs.8DIP&oN INSUJIANCE .... Elmu Bal, 1 llt1 R > ,_ WY-t-M2 , ,ll,ol,d oad, 114, mll,•, eut 1e,, l>U't'IG, •"Mflll Ai••t., ltljddleport. PIie, Auto­ ' • WY MH-'1, 11'- -H. O"BIIMf. �tlud •• roadJJde mar.kit. , W. Milo\ It. •llou dl. PhOIJI ludile of the Prol,at,e, Coorl W\' 2� 8 IO IIP Mele, Cotlftl7, Oh/d , 1-27-tf (IJ II, ill!; "' I, Mo ' WA N T A D S =�� -� 9 / M a ne Supp lies __ s��f�be �., :.. f� �i/ ::� fJ: ts,Soo $9'5 I PH O N E W Y-2-2 1 57 �.i:6-tf: ro r I w: f ;�t t 2/ C -�- � , ., Au to Sa les BE CA,Rfi "•;•9 -t . FOR� I Alfred Soc ial Notes 1 960 FORD 1 959 FORD -- KJ V tH RE�ORT Danvill e Events Rep0rted 1 957 STUDEBAKER Loc k 1 957 FORD ' k POW E L L' w. ( 2 1 l Real !:state 195 7 FORD rn: I 1 95 6 BUICK vi"i'imL 1 956 FORD (20) Bu siness / o. 1 956 CHEVROLET P E A C H ,E S 1 954 CHEVROLET 1 953 FORD PACl(ING HOl/SE OPEN DAILY ■nd, Sl!NDA l" l!Nl'll., I 1953 BUICK t. (20 ) Bu siness Services REPRiau­ c-,,,.�, ..,.,.._ ■ ■ i-.lff. ,·----�-- 1 95 1 OLDSMOBILI == A SERVICE STATI FOR YOU ' R· 1 956 MERCURY �n � J COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACES at lfltole1.r. 1 957 CHEVROLET t7 B�KEI, ud SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer Ke lly Tires 1 957 CHEVROLET c,..,. � 1 951 BUICK °"'"' New H a ven O rc h a rd 1 950 CADlllAC 1 950 CHRYSLER 1 960 FORD l a aa 0 1 959 DODGE . 670 x 1 5 TIRES 195 8 FORD F-350 1 95 1 CNEYROlET 19) For Sole , .ii:.:1' ,..... o.t ���on. ';'";;";·--;;-:" = '=.. _ .,r.:: _ · to SP01'l'ED t,211 ;�.'.'l- ) · .Jn:;uranc:e · -( 20b -______, , �o:,_ ':i Ml4dloport, P R ESTO N F O ·R D USED CAI . LOT ·f:OQ •• t1J:1; t:io· 7� 8:00 8:SO :00 :SO 1):00 0:30 1 :00 1 : 10 l: 15 1 :00 -----Channel 3 ·· Friday 8:415 Sign On 'l:llO Today 9:00 Good M orning Neigh bor Cl:30 Mr. and Mr:s. No rth ;o:oo Doueb Re Mi IO;IO Pl,y Your Bu.nch Price ·11 llllhi 11 1 1 :IO Concentration l2:00 Truth or Conuq u ence• n couJd Re You lfld O,y Ne� J : 1 0 Movietlme 2,20 Wop:ian•• World , 2,30 l,,o� Yo� Theater S:00 !�Pl pr. · Malone 8::!0 � 't11He- 'Roots Comedy Pllybouae 1,30 .A.dun ture Time !hOO �teamboat BlU S;3U ei.lM ]Cid 8:00 Mlllic m the Rmr'..d 1:111 Jim Thacker Show 8:24 Weatbertut 1:30 News .Pictu-,:, , ll·4!\ Huntley Brlulcle." llcpc,n 7:00 Death Valley Days 7:30 Cimarron City 8:30 Wichita Town 9:00 Play Your Hqn�h 9:30 Misquerade .Party. I0:00 Moment of Fear '.1 :00 News }l;eadllu111 t l · \O WeaU:erea1t , 1 : 111 Jark Paar Shnw SIi" OIi ;no "'° ,,oo ,,oo I · ·oo WCHS-TV Channel 8 Chan11el 8 - Thursday &:OQ , America.a iBl.o1dsta� CS:"IQ ,. Rocky mili lfla friend� 6:<ffi° Whirlybirds 8:atj Y ou11 E,sso Rep0rter 6:40 Weather Teller 6:� J ohn Daley News 7 :00 Flight · '1:30 Steve Canyon 8:00 Donna Reed 8:30· The Real McCoys 9:00 Je!ln11e Carson Show 9;30 Jne Unlo•.•,-h1bles 10:30 Sea Hunt 1 1 :00 News Ton,ght 11: 10 Scanning the Weatbu .1 1 : 15 Sport8 Tonight 1 1 :� Late Show : t : 25 l l :30 12:00 12:30 1 ·00 l :30 2:00 2,30 3:00 3,30 4:00 ,:so 6:00 1:30 5;40 "'45 7:00 7,30 8:30 9:00 10,00 10:30 1 :00 1 1 : 10 ,1:13 U:20 -- Channel 8 � Friday 8:00 Cartoon Spectacular 8:Mi Romper Room 8:30 Show Time -· Your Ease Rq>o-i-te"t· I Married Joan Restlees Gun Love 'J'hat Bo'., Abaut facea Medic Day in Court Gal� Storm Sbu" 't:at tlie ctoc'k Who Do You Trust American Bandltand Rln Tin Tin Whirlyblrds vOur Esio Report,: Weather Teller John Daly Nem Buddv Sf_.areher �how Walt Diel\&)' fresents lllln From Black Hawk 77 Su uset Strip The Detectivea Black Saddle The Ne\V Tonight Seannln1 the Weather iporta Report Ute Show l�IAII, Mr,. Evel)'n Nleholaon, Mrs. A!}drtw Ga)rord, t�, f1tmt· · . 'Vlrslnla Noble. �- Mae er Ora Mae SmUb of Maaon, w.q IIJ,1 Mina t..ewla. J4r1. Don�� ho riored on La■t Frida)' niP,l , . ;�arl•nd, Mrs. &tl with • bridal shower. ffot�f le-n 11-betb Rou,h, were Miu �•pice NlchoJaon aiid S �f't, �rs. QH]y Tll ' , n. Mr,. Luther Smith. P.f. L,On1, tlr1. If CartThe ahower wu held ln t he , socl,U roo�• ol the ll•son· ,1thR:° J.tllllt. .�n. Lillian lf:1, 1 and Rqush. dilt buri:-h which ·wu cl11cor1teG 1 1f)'t, wlth wbhe and ye\low rh,im, _.-. ran1tment■ throu1boul the room. A t1ble 1p,e,d with a 'l'hli, held the elfti. A if'eeD 1nil 1,ll<w umbrella wa, 1uspended oYlr �• �I• Uble. , ; : ls, MJITINO G,mea were pi,,ed and pr)ie, Will clau of Clll1on wo n by Mr,. 'Do ■1� fO fl�. . , _ h wepl to t�• Ne• Mra. Roy Proltitt . :/'n . 41•! "IQ • itrk on 'J'uFtdl)' ev.enlng doo, Mn. BeHy Fox. 14nd � ' J1,k 4 ' 1(�1 tb)ir annuai P,lcnJc. They Fowler. , , Altendlnf In a��IUon - to 1bON �,� ii l\leals Mn. itlddle and I mentioned were Mn. 0:eohe 'Ve• ! �,l f11idle of Ne w Haven, after Clintock, Mre. Luther TUcker, Mrs. the Plcnlt was o ver a mhort husi• Earl W. Robinso n Mra. William 11e11 meet ing was held in which Smitb. Mrs. Ruby • Queen, Mrs, It WH decided lo hold an ice Frank Reynolds,· Mrs. Doroth y cream . social al the soclal roomt C ' 11 rtwrig h t, Mn. Thom'2s Redman, on Friday Sept. 211d. everyone is Mrs. Sue Johnson, Mra. Ralph welcome. � 1ss .Eil�en Rid�le led <..:artwrigh t, Mrs. Willis Dudding, the · group Ill smgm1 of r■vorlte Mrs. Glen Cartwright, Mn. Geral- hymn■. Those present wer, �• • dine Rou11h, Mr.!l. Cec.'1 ,Johnson , Van Me�r. Helen Bark�, Jlau I tun: Mabel Johnto Lew18, rene Mrs. James Proffitt, Mrs, Harry dUe Harrison, Maline Hofrrr(1 J1, Sc h wab, and Mrs, Alma Turner. Mary Pl.cl:e na, June Burnt, Lt�a I Sending 1/fte but not .attendon1, Frieda Henry: ltene �\IS• Ly ing were Mrs. Wanda Roush, Mrs . tlJ. Ie.abeU _ Brown. Cheryl Burn"" W. H. FoglesonW:, Mn. Gordon and Mre. Riddle end Ethel. Creamer, Mrs. Mngaret Fox. Mh. Mae Roush, Mu: Ka t ie Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. Ge orge Burris alld Mrs. Dayt on Raynes, Mn. Robert daughter Cheryl went to Cedar J. Roush, Mrs. Charle. Yea,er, camp at Ripley, W. Va. on Mrs. Ann William,, Mrs. :Phyllis Lake Friday evening and attended lh1 band featMUes of the eveninc. Beverly returned home with them. htvlne been in band camp a week. , PERSONALS Mr. Did Mu. Joe Nicholson and family of Chauncey, Ohio apBnt Sundt)' with Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Nlcholtoll and family. 1·. e po,� dpt1> 1 Channel 1 3 - Thursday t:r9 t;ib t:30 1:00 1:00 8:15 6:20 6:SO 7:00 7:JO Bj_OO The Brighter 'l1ie Secrel Storm The Edge or Night The Three Stooge■ Arthur J. Smith-New A Look at t he Weath"!r Sportseope Amo s Jt Andy U, s. Marshall 1960 surrimer Olympics \ P�a PouiS� tns � 1 0� :oa, j! fl �MR-nut.I" 9:30 10:00 10:30 1.1:00 U : 10 11:15 \2 ·30 Shot&on Slade Adventure,.'Th,eater To Tell the Tr u tb News A Look at th" Weather 'lli.ealer 13 Si.an nu Channel 1 3 - Friday 1,00 8:15 t:00 10:30 i0:30 � , oo 1:!18 1:00 8: 15 , b,30 '1:00 '1:01 '1:SO CBS Ne:wa Capt.aln F.ang.aroo Cartoon Theater December Bride Video Village I t.uve Luo �- P:00 l:l!J 6:20 1:80 , :00 T:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 t0:00 t0:30 I : 00 1 1 : 10 1 1 : 15 1 1;4!5 �G riooger ArlhUF 1 - Smlt h-?'11 ew■ A Look at the Weath� Sportscope Amo.s ':c ' AAd1 Matkham Rav, hlde 1960 Olympie Games Video Village Dece.mber Bride Twilight Zone Penon to Penon New• A Look at the Weather 1B60 Summer Olympic9 Theater 13 WMPO Daily Pro¢ram Sehedule IMondiy . Frlcl•y) lip On Qdell Star Newa News Hti1dlinea BNatf•st Party Plctena Hardware Sho• Breakfast Party News Headline, Sports lteJ)<lrt Breakfael Put, News Breaklaet Party Newa H,eadllnes Breakfast Patt.v Newe Breakfast Partl' Coffee Time Swap Shop New■ Headllnet Morning Devotlon1. Rill d,1 . llf�al 51!: !Jl, ,� • -811�illl!I 'T . ' Ui 11: 1 , =--------'------- ,:,s 8:00 1:03 l:OI 1:30 1:35 1:00' &·02 t:&0 O:SB 10:00 10:15 10:80 10:32 I t1 :20 The Clear Horizon 1 2 .-00 Love of Life \2:30 �earch for Tomu-row 1�:45 The Guiding Lia:ht • 1 :00 Life or Riley t. :3!', AB th• World Tut'DI 2:00 Full Circle 2:30 Art Linkletter •·M The Mllllonalre S : 30 Th, vefdid Ir Youn ,:JO The Bri,:bLer Day l;;I.5 · Tke , 8ed'f:t ntr,tm · · � ' !'I, 1:IJ<hl ' ' · �un P . T' , ' u:30 £cir , o, •• N�" l2 � ; ., fltm 1( CURLY P . 12: 30 1 :00 :02 1 :80 :SO 2:00 3:00 8:02 9:�0 J:35 4:00 -1:01 4 4:33 5:00 &:M !MIO f:31 5:45 6:00 Juat !RU NeWl'ffN�Del Just Fot Yo• N,'I"' J�•t i'or '"'ie'u CalUng OD ft. Plea!.lant Newa Headllpea Hualc Go a.»uDd New■ Mu1ic Go Round New, Headllnea Mlllle Go Round Local New• M u sic G6 :Round B11.Bebal l SCOrea Mualc Go Round New, Headllatl Mu1ic Go Rolffld Complete NtWI Jl,lun�-ap Crow's Steak 'lio1.Ufl--So\l�d of the 80'( fl:30 News HN.dtinea 66:32 . Jvenin1' interlu de .7:0t· Nflwa · Headline■ '1:02 . Evening Interlude 7:30 Newe He1dli11e1 '7:32 Sundown Serenad• 8:00 Sl1n OIi nr Brings You Th, Up To The Minute Mason Cou nty N EWS 1 Times Dc,ily 10 AM 11 tJ5 AM 5:05 PM . GOSM! 1 MUS'rVf: "E'AOED M!RI! OUT 1/Dlll/N/J IT. " - --.... Legal c... -::led , ...114. ' ■ ■ Notice {:. _, h,w.._._..�� � -.. ....... none, ' . -- - ,,_, I .. , J CAN ACTI\Ao!\TE IT. B'f 5/MPL'/ PuLUJ>l3 TH IS ,_ LEVER!. i !· l -OFF THAr LEVE�, YOU �1ACff '" • ! I WISH ro PRESS CHARGES AGAINST Ti-41$ NUT- • t.low ��ether. vou 1'tlow that h2 ; a bu,;v 11an . He does net acc.ept peri;ona\ 111,nc.at,on; without ..• l'm hi9ri secretar'Y, su'"""'1<l to Mother, · find out the t,i,;ines, of hi.; callers. rm Mr. and Mrs. R11lph Walls and famil)' or Youngst own, Ohio, epe,i.t several days wit h her mother, Mn. Grace Cartwrlght an<l Kalle Oliver. Mrs. Betty Gint h er or ColUm­ bus is spending so me time witb her m o ther Mrs. Virgini.:. kedman. Mr. e. J. Redman i� seriouely Ill in St . Anthony Hospital at Colum­ bus, Ohio . Mrs. Mary Ro ush called on II.er pare·nt.e: Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Nichol• sori Saturday. Th o1e e'n1oy111g a fishiQ& trip Sunday on the Oh io rivet' were Mr'. and · Mn. Dana Lewis and Rand)', Mrs. Kalie Bass and Kenny Clifton and Dr. and Mn. R. D . Heaton and Pa1ty and Su11an o f Pomeroy, Ohio i" Sunday · dinne-r gueats of Ind· Mrt."·•Danu •Lei.tHI ari d farn y · � 1 Mts. Kstie !leS!I find Ken , · also .' Clllipg on the l..ewie's w e Mr. afW, Mrs. Stanley Co lley and fainily of lfew Haven. Enjo}'ing Sunday at Let.art Island for a picnic were the youria: coµples class of the Clifton Methodist church. Also the )'oung . teen-age class spent Sunday at •��k;tii Alme at Wellst on. Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. C harles CartwrigM and EIE1ine o r Mason. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Jt"o x or Cliftun, Mr. al)d �rs. Bill Chattin or Mason aQd Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lieving bf WeBt Col umbia spl•11t Sunday bo•t• ing on the Oh io River and th�n enjoyed a picnic al Ell iols Land.• ,; ' Ing In New Haven, and Buell A. James Mr. and Mrs. famlly accompanlcrl Mr!. A. 8:, Woodru m to Lore City where she will spend the res1 of the Sl!Ol· mP.r with her daug h ter Marceline. Mr. and Mrs. Peprl Rftush 1md family o( East Liverpool, O�o vl11ited Mr. an.d Mrs. w. H. Fox during tht weekend. Vlslting Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Williams are Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McDermltt and so n Floyd of Panama Canal Z one. Sunday vl1it­ or11 of the Wllliams were Mr. ind Mn. Howard Rayburn and sons, Mre. William Van Meter and fem• Hy o( Point Pleasant Route. I CAN'T . H IU' TJ,ft N K I N C­ ABOUT 17 , AUNT iC R I TZI 15 GOING To BLOW H E R TOP EEMV, MEENV f R"IGI-JT1 ·LE�'i! . o. K., LErs GO �6TRtAM r I THINK 17' LITTLE TOWN IS JUST UP TI-IERE, '!(()UNO 'TH' Bez..tO I Fre.d Jtlbbs presided over the rnP.�U11£ of the Comm!Hion on Sttwir411blp and Finance whict\ Wa8 · Jield Wednesday evenin'l'. 1t t.be He�t- :t,ethodist Church at Mlddlepot,,. others at�epdln,i: the meeu»g ·wert Rev. R1yrn on - Konk­ t1lght, paator of the ch11rch, Mi11 Frieda Fiehnle. James EUier, Rob• . irt H•rrl1, H omer Cook and Everett, Davis. Commilaion llfeefl -�--, !".t'i" �-'-_,_�....,.--__-_ ... Fltx e.:.tl,.. ' _ Roc;f, Po int . Get- I' Gal. ' .f. R E E ! ..... • �'!'\r: / ' _ c,••�ut! ' Aluma 111111 AC)j�\Ytll"!tS f!' Iii,... DafM Donald Cook entertained his Sunday School Class from the Ma­ s on Meth odist Church o n Tuesday night, Aug. 23, wit h a hayride and wiener rou�. Th e wiener roast was held at the New Haven Park and the group tr.aveled to t he Philip Sporn Plant on th eir rid�. At the · park, sames were played and group singing was enjoyed by t hose in a ttendance. Prese11t were Nancy Anderson, Gary Green, Mi1f,e Johnson. Lois Rizer, Alldrey SJ:iu l�r, Danny Mitchell, Rli:hard Ceh-•, Tern' McDavid, Donna Gijl um, Elaine Gates. Mike Harbod , Donn, Lish, Jennifer Roush, John s6u)er, Gary Mitchell. MarY �ley, llobbJe , Sayrc. Mr. and Mrs. ponald C<iok & nd son, Mr. and Mi's. But Thomas: · "und Mrs. Lillian Sh u ler. ,.;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a.;;:;:;;;:;:;-1, , WJ E H .._. " t� �L_@ fiUft Suo�ay School Class Holds Outing Tuesday WHTN-TV Channel 13 I I ' f�r�,- 1· a, IIIULTI � � ,le,. ·- ·- _ ....- Com, 195 5 FORD F-350 0 / �'! Labor De1y -Spec ia ls ' 1 957 GMC !II' 1:00 >l:e °� Comedy Playhouse Advent u re Theat11r :Jteamboat 8111 kt Preatoh Flatt � Scruggs ShoW Weaiherea,t JQ'i"WI PICtllrf' lll'IHIOJ l!rt nlcl<; lt,pon -lVblr})lblid� Rescue 8 'Bal Mastereon Prod ucer's Choice Bachelor Father .Wral)&ler � You Bet Your Li!e This Man Dawson News H�11d\in,e1 Weathe1·cast Jack Paar Show Si1n Oft ,:au LOW PAYMENTS WE FIN ANC E 1 957 PLYMOUTH ��;/ 4:00 War ra nty 1 958 PONTIAC 1-9a Channel 3 - T1iurstlay ·· - l ' l \ '\ 1 1 --. Bridal Shower Honors Mason , Bride At Methodist Chur�h WSAZ-TV Cl,a�nel 3 .�'.80 1 958 FORD -I . 'Wolfpen News Items Of Interest 1 9S9 ENGLISH FORD 1 4 ' For Re t - - I Oo k Hi ll News Events Of Week 1960 FORD FALCON Wanted To B uy / TELEVISION GUIDE ', I Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 1, 1980-7 ' .. i .....------� , ., , ,: �- .. ", By RAEBUBN VANIIUllEN " ' �8-Daily -Middl epon , 0 ., Sept. 1, .1960 dav e vening at th l' hume of Mrs . Paul Davis for thell' regular 111ieti ng with Mr , .-\rthur S kinner as assisting hostess. · ·I h · · M The meetin g "·" openl'd wit I t e devotions given by rs . f;arl K_mght and 111 e mbl'r ~ responded to the roll call by nam111g a Salad Plan t Dunn~ the bw,inn.., mt•t•trng con con lt:'sl 1s to be conducted over a durtt·d h! :Ars. (;u! Ht'! 110\d .., pres ) rar begrnning next month. Clubs I id,, 11 1 .11rs Bruce l.l o)rl " '" 110111,n in the area will lake turns provid I att•U ~.., t he o ut ~ldm1111 ,.: gardener ing an arrangements to be put on ul the )Car for th" ct,str,,-1 rnnles l di splay at the bank each week. Al Mrs Edgar Jl!·yno\d, d1>rnssed the e nd of the year's progr am tlw Arrangement of \h1 · \.\eek ron prizes will be awarded for. first. lt'!-tl whi ch 1s being :-. ponsorcd h) sn·ontl . and th ird place winn ers the l'IIJ7.t•ns Na1 ,011al \lank Th1• 1 The cl uh was represented by Mrs I \\arold Lohst• at the bank wh&n a p\ann111 :, muting was held re ct•IJ I SMITH CLOTHING IN MEIGS COUNTY FOR I Name Brand 1 Merchandise r:aqleS Class Of I \: . I syracuse St LJ d ,es I 8 ••-' • p bf 'Jl ,•:1lng ro em I MEIGS THEATR( Pomeroy. OhJo 1 ly 111 L'onnct110n with th1s 1 SUN ., MON : and TUES. "WHO WAS THAT LADY" il'omed y1 Tony Curlis - Dean Martin Thr h"i<'s !'l,i,, "' th,• SJ ra Mt\ih:Hli st ( 111111 h ht•ld lh I n•cul,1r 111(.'(•ling Tll ll1".,d;1y {'Vt•ning 1,,,\ nt1on!'t W<'rt' 111 d1;irgr uf Mrs. I 11t-n rr l>ai lry . l . l.t ~S prcsidf'n l Tro~ Zwi lling: , prt·!-t11lt•d over tht• 111,..,111t'!'t!-t mc<'l · g when impru 1<·11w111, lo the I l'111hurch building wt·rt· rl 1se ussed . Al the eonclu sir.11 11f tlw mrrt111g , a wiener roast wa s 1·11Joyl'd hy all ti t 1ose pre.sen . _ _ Altenrlmg wn r ~11 ,od .r:trs. Paul Kloes, Mr .,nd Mrs lroy Zwilling, Mr. ,11 d ~1rs Henry Dailey , Robert l·l., 11.,·. 111 . Mr and Mrs. franklin H ,,., . ) I r •lid Mrs . l'll!'ti' J ;inPI Lt.•1gh Wed. ind Thur>., Sept . 7-8 --Tm ~ ROOK\~; .. Tomm y Noonan , Pt•l r Mars hall ((; I Comedy J° :J Stooge::, 111 "THll'I.E ( 'ROSSEil " FRIDAY : NOT OPEN Saturday, Sept. 10 l>ouhlt• llurro r! - "STHA N!i Ll-:llS OF BOMBAY" a lso . "The EU:! 'TllON IC MONSTER" Sun., Mon., Tues., Sept. 11 -13 John Sa uva !!e. ;\Ir "WAKE m : w1m N IT'S OVER" Ernie K(Jv;u·s Margo Moore .Jack Warden cont1 ·~1 Following the business mcct ,11·: the pre '.'1 111, "!low to Grow c .... .i Forni. " was prc scntect by Mrs. \.\-'1 ·:-0 1(-y rri ·'"d Mrs. Ed ~a r n ,•v M lds I Mis._ I WMPO •,ar'.) , . a F .1 v Fi r lrls . ,, : I st W.\fi a gu ~ for th e evc_nm ·: nd I~ , ss,•~ ' 1 c ~,i,tcSl, t,,:rng sgt; S<lf," _'Y t e. co_.l lm .rnity u.i AY.ar< ls aoct being ct nnounccd OVCI 1 lh~.~of: l nt ' _JO s lat~o n. h ' h h 1 ~d p~izcMw icCl'ff, a'iI h " raviu; I een ro1ttra u ,. v rs . 1 d~~< RRhodcsld wasdw~n h h~ Mrs. _E har II eyno s an t e os css prize wa , won by '.lirs . J<nichl. At th e close or the m eeting a sal ad course was served b the hos- f~l' llSSCS. Y _ _ _ __ Re-turns From f xtended Visit \Vi·•,'·, Relatives .,1 d .\1r " Mil - lard Van Mete,·, 1\l,•!1 '" l',111 M1·1n . Franklin Rizer Ill \ 'l 1li,;, Hizl' r, Oi~k and Jean l,,i111 .,g,· Perfect For tive s. Back To School Long and Short Sleeves. Sizes 4-14 . $1.00 to $1.89 · · · · $2.98 - $3.98 BOYS' SHIRTS · · · · · BILLY THE KID JEANS and ('011\1 11<·11 t a l S lac ks . Slim , lll•gular, Huski l's . Boy , 100 1 ; Wate , proof. Capl' s t y le hat. Sizl'S li- 12 WATERPROOF YELLOW RAINCOATS · · $2.99 GIRLS COTTON DRESSES prices begin at 1.49 Dark fa ll co lors in sharp n ew s t y les. Sizes 4 -14 . Sizes 2- 14 . GIRLS' CORDUROY JEANS , .. $1.95 - $2.95 $Ui9 Coordlnatinj.( Flat Knit Tops Long S lcl'VC . (;o ld , navy . Hey· Kids I Don't forget your Robin Hood bow and arrow when you get your Bock To Schoo l Shoes. THE SHOE BOX '. Mrs . Lilli , n McG hee returned h , H T ..... , i' ,.. .., •·1 il n extend ed \ 1r"lion trip visit ing with rela • Middleport ·---- ---· Mrs. McGhce end her brother-in law and sist er, Mr. and Mrs . James Douglass of Belle, W. Va .. and Mrs. Ida Neal , also a sii;ter of Russe ll, Ky . who had been visiting in Middleport, went to Belle and from there M,rs . McGhee and Mrs . Neal went td Carneys Point, New Jersey to visit with their hrother and family, Mr . and Mrs. IL C. Reber and children. While over East they spent a day 'in Philadelphia sightseeing and shopping . The Reber family had just recently r eturned from Berne . Switzerland where they visited with relatives. · Mrs. McGhee and Mrs . Neal re turned to Russell on Monday and niter spending the night there Mrs. McGhee returned to her home in Middleport on Tuesday. I llav rd Carol Briggs and one gr ,,lllidaughler, Pauline While. I.orally Mrs. Briggs is kno111n as 1lw sister of Mrs. Will Reynolds a nd Miss Cora Rupe of Middleport. Held Sunda,y At Ruker N,eal Home $2.98 11 l lSK vs .... , .... , .... 10 oz. WESTERN JEANS Siws 4 to 12 2 pair for $3.00 ily. Sizes 6 ,to 16 $1. 99 WESTERN JEANS · ...... · · .. MT. and Mrs. r. WASH 'N WEAR IVY LEAGUE PANTS · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $2l8 - $3.98 ~ BOYS' AND GIRLS' BACK TO SCHOOL OXFORDS · · · · · · · · · · York City were guests Wednesday eventn·g of Or. and Mrs. P . E . Stanley at their home' on West I Main St. The Finest In \Jather. • Costume Jewelry ' ~'¼'i ~ . ~· ., STORE llOtJIS: 9 to 5 '" ¥ • Pearls . i·ij11; I ; °'' · 1 t • · · , . MiDDLBPORT, ,4UJO 'f. " . ' I :0RT .DEPARTMENT STO·RE . if,;,; 1955 CHEVROLET $1095 $89S I - 1954 CHEVROLET $495 1956 CHEVROLET $49S .j . I.,. .... i' 1 ' l , P~e WY• . 'IU · · .· , ' EAST MAI~ -$ ~ ' ': . ·POMEROY, OIUO t J 956 • • . ,/ ' ' CHEVROLET $1395 $1695 All YOUR YOUNGSTERS , ' 1 • ~ 1951 CHEVROLET • Cuff Links 1;, · K&t · JEW:·ELE RS·.:! ' 1956 FORD ' ' Saturday 9 to 9 Sales Slips" Special $895 ' • Silver 1 · t•~v~ ~~~ Here J~ead Of . 1, ' $79S 1956 BUICK $795 • Hamilton, Bulov~, Elgin Watches On'ly $1.00 ' ~ tau Just Right For IN SCHOOL COLORS FOR MIDDLEPORT- WAH~A - KYGER CREEK - RUTLAND 1956 FORD 1955 FORD Shoes ~reated to meet the demands your youngster makes of them at school and ofter school too: Long wear, correct ·fitting protects ahd supports those fast . growing feet. Priced to ·,meet your family budget. · • Seautiful Meeker Purses Personalized Note-Books Outstanding Buys FAVORllE STYl.ES Gifts l hat Ate Sure To Piease Ar, Jewelry Gifts! $2.98 up educed Prices E. Brlder, Mr. I BOYS' 6 to 18 $169S and Mts. Edwin Olson of Athens and Miss Patricia Brider or New ---- SPE,CIAL! Boys I :l '¼ oz. - ,ancl Sandra Dee - - Richard Egan Dorothy McGuire and Troy Donahue in "SUMMER PLACE" (Technicolor - also Herb Jeffries, The ERsy Riders "CALYPSO JOE" ALSO CARTOON Now -$1695 Set SUNDAY and MONDAY LABOR DAY SPECIAL HOYS ' 1958 FORD -----.t-~- "SHERIFF OF FRACTURED JAW" (Cinemascope & Color) - also Scott Br~dy In "BATI LE FLAME" ALSO CARTOON MEN'S WRANGLERS .. .. · · .. $3.7 S 1959 GOLIATH Truck Bargains Kenneth Moon~ 111 $3.29 and $3..19 People In Pomeroy I SATURDA" -- "' ' · Jayne Mansfield , Impala 4 Dr. 3~'l eu. 1n . motor with Turboglide, power sleer1 in-J and bNkes, new nylon safefty whitewlll tires. beauttrul beige and Ian fini sh _with sp?t· ·1ess matching interwr, radio, heater anti the works. ·Now $2395 $395 1955 CHEVROLET MaJnly ,About TONIGHT and FRIDAY Dolores Mi<'h ;1t'ls. Nr" ;p ,. . «ranrl. "5 GATES TO HELL" (CinelllJISCOPC) - ulso Yul Rrynner , Joanne Woodward "'l'IIE SGIJND and thn '""RY" (Cinemascope & _Color) ALSO CARTOON Slim and Regular Sizes 4 to 16 Fordo21 .000 owner, lovely heater Reduced To $2295 Willing Work~rs En•tertained At Stobart Home Rothgeb Reunion ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_ 13:y, oz. DENIM WRANGLERS I La- Reibel. llO\'S' Galaxi 4 Dr. V-B motor. malic trans. Less than miles by careful Jocal ivory and bcige fin~h. spotless interior, radio, and many other extras. 1959 CHEVROLET Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barton of ittended were Mr. and ilfrs. Ru- I Mason celebrated their Golden u" ,on, Pally, Judy and BJlly, FinWc·dding Anriiversary on Sa turday, leyvilte, Pa.; ~r. and Mrs. Frank Au!ust 27, at thei r home. Oates, Bruce , Frank, Jr., Gary and Upen house w.s ooscrvcd o n sat- Clara, Elizabe:h, Pa .; Mr. and Mrs. urday af ternoon and a~ain in th e Horace Garvin, John, Jimmy and evening. The Bartons w~re honored Linda, Finley~i)le, Pa.; Mr. and further by the presence of nine of Mrs. George Hill and Edwin, ClairEmpress Sport 2 D<Jor. New car 4 Door Station Wagon. Country their ten children . A tenth child ton, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. James Butnever sold or titled. 4 cyl.~3 Sedan VB motor, Fordomatic their youngest, J1m111y, 1s playing ler, Michele, Jimmy, Tommy and H.P. Front wheel drive, 4 speed trans.,' power steering, clelm infootball with the Dallas Texans of Maurene, Grand Island, New York ; trans., whitewall tires. He,ter terior, all -good tires, heater, the newly orga111zcd American Mr. and YI.rs. Harold S ·1ift, Gregg and many other extras. Much beautiful -i vory and yellow fmFootball League and could not be and. Gary, Ellzabeth , Pa.; Mr. and less than dealer cost . present. He called hi s parents on :,;rs. Charles Barton, Tommy, Danish . Friday night. ny and Kath y, Damascus, Md .; Mr . Mr. and Mrs. Barton wP.re mar- nd Mrs . Ro bert Barton, Mark, Miekried in Pomcrgy in 19 10. They have ey and MJhnic, Ravenswood; Mr . resided in the Syracuse area, in and Mrs. Frank Posk_on , Edna, Pennsylvania, and now in Mason. Vonn , Dusne, Dennis and David, Mr. Barton is a r l'l 1red river boat Elizabeth, Pa. engineer. He serv ed with th e mer------chant marine dunn g World War JI. Yellow mums spr inkled with gold formed the ce nterpiece for the table during the reception on Saturday. The co uple receieved many gifts from lhe members of V8 - 2 Door. Locally ownV8 - 4 Door. Good tires, their family and their friends . Miss Genevieve Stobart entered, sharp vinyl interior trim, overdrive. radio and heater. Children and grandchildren who r tained the Willing Workers class std. trans., radio, heater. Fri;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;:;:;======;;.. 1 of the Enlerorise EUB church last day and Saturd-ay Special. week al her- hom e, flo ck Springs road . The meeting in charge of Miss :\ Dorothy Lo ng pres id ent, opened Bel Air 4 Door. VB motor, with group singing "Showers of powe11glide, radio, healer, Blessings," followed by lhe readSpecial 2 Door. Locally ow ing or Isaiah 5, by Mrs. Thomas clean interior, white over ed. Low mileage, clean i By LIJCILLlll ltAWKll~S Bentz and the Lord's Prayer in turquoise. terior, good tires, heater. ilfr. and Mr~. George Dabney and unison. Dish cloths were distributed to daughters, Garnet a nd Barbara , of sell as a money making project. Southside, W. Va . we r e Sunday dinPlans were discussed for a dinner ' ner guests of Mr . and Mrs . Willard ' to be held at the church in OctoEbersbach and dau g hters. Mrs. Ted Baker a nd son, Neal, of ber. The wonder box donated by Bucyrus were week end guests of Mrs. Eldon Weeks was awarded to Fair lane Convertible Cou·p e. VB Del Ray 2 Door. 6 cyl. motor, Mrs . Joh n Smith. Mrs. William Baker. motor. Fo~domatlc, new while std. trans., 2 tone ·green finish, A desse, L course was served by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Harbrecht lop_. Beautiful black and white spotless vinyl interior trim, the hostess during the social hour of Hamilton were week e nd guests f1msh. Rad1o, heater, like new good tires radio, heater. of Mr. and Mrs . Norma n Harbrecht lo those named above and Mrs. whitewall ttreS. ' Myrtle Long, Mrs. Ben Buck, Mrs. and daughter, Debra . Mrs. Carl Hysell of -Rutland spent Carl Moore, Mrs. Herbert Dixon, , ., Wednesday with hl' r parents, M~. Mts. Ralph Spencer and Mrs. Paul Frick. and Mrs. E. J . Elwrsbach . Mr. and Mrs. William Howard and family of Columbus are the /Urs. Bacon Entertains guests of his mothc•r. Mrs. Eleanor Mrs. John c. Bacon entertained her card club at her home in Howard. ;.i:iss Leda Mar I< raeuter was ~ Middleport Tuesday evening with ¾ Ton. Stake -b ody. Dual ¾ Ton Good tires, runs fine, business visitor in 1.oge n Wednes- Mrs. Joe Wilson as a guest and wheels, new tires. Runs good. heater. day. the following members present : Miss Nettle Ko l' \Jler Jpenl Mon- ' Mrs, Lewis Sauer, Jr., Mrs. day in Gallipolis with her sister, Charles Archer, Mrs. Ted ChapMrs. Charles Weav,• r and other rel- man, Mrs. Glenn Glaze, Mrs. atives. J~ck Bachner, Mrs. Relmo N1er. 2 Ton. L.W.B. Brand new VB 2 Ton - 10 fl. dump. Rebuilt Mrs. Robert Wilson and daughter ri , Mrs. Angus Howard and Mrs. motor. good 8211x20 tires, new VB motor, 2 speed axle, B2lix20 ,Robe•tn Kay, wrn• lia llipolis visit- Frank Wtlso~. Refreshments were truck appearance, 2 speed rear tires. vrs Wednesday . . , . . served. axle, Mr . and Mrs . I, . L Wtlhamson and family returnrrl lo their home Parsons Reunion ' y, ,Harrisburg, Pa .. Sunday, after The annual Parsons reunion wlll a visit with his 1110\ he r, Mrs. Geor- be held Sunday, September 4, at gia Williamson and other relatives. the home of Thronton Woods at Mrs. Henry Wl'li s amt daughters Henderson, W. Va. Doris Ann and Sandra attended • , • 1 the State Fair w,•dnesday where Sandra modeled her dress which Missionary Meeting won a blue rihhon at the Meigs I The regidar meeting of the MisCounty Junior t'air. slonary Society of the Mt. Moriah Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan and Baptist Church wlll be held this son, Dwight, Jr .. wpre in . Ports- Sunday afternoon at 4:00 with mouth re~ently lo visit her mother, Mrs. Emma Bland as hostess. Mrs. Florence Halley and cousin, Mrs. Carrie Pendleton . They also visited Mrs. Logan's aunt, :Ms. Maude Maloney and helped her celebrate her 66th birthday. Miss Donna Rribe l is spending a (ew days In Wilkesville with .Mr. and Mrs. Harley Strong and fam- The annual Rothgeb reunion was held last Sunday at the home of Mr . a nd Mrs. Ruker Neal and daughter with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rothgeb assisting. A basket dinner was held at noon and games and contests were' e njoyed in the afternoon under lhe direction of Otto Rothgeb, Mrs . Ca rl Myers and Mr. and Mrs . Charles Vroman, committee. Those attending the reunion were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Allensworth, Mr. and Mrs . Oliver Kail and children, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Athey and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Rothgeb, Jim Neal, Mr. and Mrs Delmar Rothgeb and childr e n all of Cheshire. Others attending were Mr. and CORRECTION Mrs . T . F. Hawkins of Belle, W. "Smo key ," the bear who appear- Va ., Mr. and Mrs. Vroman and ed at the OVEC picnic last Slllur- son of Middleport, Mr. and Mrs, day was portrayed by Art Hughe6, Tim Evans and children of Galli Milford Sheets and Ray MltchP-11 pplis, and · Mr. and Mrs. Carl and not Bob Mills as was reported Myers and children of Middle port. in a previous article. Mr. Mills was chairman of the committee Past Chiefs To Meet pla11ning for the day and thus The Past Chiefs of Magnolia was responsible for Smokey being Temple Pythlan Sisters will meet al the picnic. toni~ht al the home of Mrs . M~ry With These Handsome Jeans! j 1959 FORD •~rii!rs al !,O have one grandson, :~~~~-::-=====-=:-;:-:--~~~~~~~~:..-~----•1 i See Our Summer Wind-Up Sale! 1 ,, hr 50th wedding annivt•rsary of Mr nnd Mrs . David Brig r:i: s will he quietly observed this Sunday ,it their home in Cheshire . Mrs. Brii:!"S will aJso celebl'atr 1ter 71 birthday having been married on nc r 21st birthday. The couple who are livin ~ in , he same house that they began . d t·f . h 11,e rr ma r rie I e m, ave one ' "" · Merrill, at home and one dau"h ter, Mrs. Beatrice White w~o .., •• \1v,•s en the adjoining farm . One olhf'r dau ghter, Helen Dorothy, d11 •d 14 years ago. Mr. and Mr;;, MiddleI. GardFrances and Mr. rrs f"ft" / ,e,fh W·f: dd",ng A11n,v • :._. -rsary WI"}/ 8 ;I Ob ~.erved 1tl- J)oMEROY Mo101? Co. IS WHY-; CHEvR01TH€ auv. - - -- - - - -- 1 1 I 1 Those attending from port included Re v Fred ner, Jeule Saunders, Roush, Mrs . C. E. Vance and Mrs. Homer Rice . A number of members of the Middleport Church of Christ went to Tuppers Plains last Sunday to allend the 100th anniversary of the Church of Christ there ·and al- . . Mrs SPatrkichk Lochary a nd MGrsl. Nul,11 wac ammer were in a · llpuli; Tuesday evening to attend a ""·,•t mg of the executive com111111ee of the Tri -County Commun11 , ('once rt . · The ki ck-off dinner for workers will he he ld al the Lafayette Hotel, (;;tl\ipolis, on Monday, 3ept. 191 and the cam paign will begin with th,· dmner and continue to Saturda) Septem ber 24. Miss Marie Bichman is the captain for the Pomeroy workers and those wishing tickets may eonla•t her . I Middle port so the dedication of their new dltlon to the church . Attend Church Event At Tuppers Plaina Bartons Celebrate Anniversary Amateur Gardeners Club Holds Regular Pomeroy Women S.ession Wednesday Night At Davis Home Atf.en·d Session The Amateur Garde ners C lub of Middleport met_ Wednes- At Gallip,olis Pomeroy Sentinel, ,. ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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