http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4a53d032cf7ed571bce9a99c98b5ed94.pdf 5b0e13736dc8d64b69ad4850ff63fea9 PDF Text Text . � .,, �:-e,'1111-.,.:.Qlrf'rl""C.W' au.-. , aa e I t -Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. June 9, 1 961 1 Memor,al Services Were Held For Deceased Church Society Members ! Memorial services for deceased members of the Philathea � ciety of the Middleport Church of Chr ist were held Thursday e v ,__ ang when the group met at the church. . . As part of the serv ice the ort1cle, ·'When Words Fail Us," was read by Mrs. Robert McE!hmny and Mrs. George Me ·inh art read '' Need lhe End mg of Lile Be More Sad Than the Beginning?" Names of the deceased memhers were read by Mrs. McEIhinny as Mrs. William Slater dropped a red rose in the large glass bowl in memory or each member. "Thanatopsi.s" was read by Mrs. Slat.er. Following a prayer by Mrs. McElhinny. the vocal solo, "Beyood the Sunset" was ._.,.._, .,_.tr..,.. The pillow slips and bating coo :.'�-::.:iors.:;�';'.:: The Hemlock Gro� Church of ...,......., At Area Church SWl8 by Mrs · Ari.bur Slunner ' II G . ....l'I� 20IB. guesl . She was cc.un�ied by Mr and Mrs. William Pugh anri Chr. t B ibie School ,tarl2d M ay , Leo Story worthy master , ;>.re I son, Pele of Winslon Salem, North � wll M1"5. Marlha C.h:i _ 1 aiu 29 and __, Stind ay, J une 1 1 · sided and ooe appeal for a id was uds. She l>E'r1Ce , · . ' t.., wt• th a. program that eYen.tng at was c106et1 w 1th -ii prayer by Mrs. Carolina arrived WedDeSday 8 an.!W ered· Winni"" . -� first n,.;.,. r - LO ,1._ U a b w1 Mr. weekend n t the spend �. Cb'ld 1 11 and a v�rse bY M rs. ,:,ugar 1 at ulC' church· � the contests were Mrs. Clara H.eynold.s · president of the society Mrs. H.ay D. \k<.: arty, and oth- 1 rbeme of the sessk)QS ia "L1 vPaulsea . pillow sllps ; Mrs_ Helen Mrs. H.eynolds presided over I er re1at'JVe!. , ing Fo1 Jesw,·· with claues f or 1 Qu _ ivey on both cake aoo: cookiea: the buemess seS$1.0n, New year Mr . and M r s. Robert Stev�,!S nursery, k.indergarteo, beginner, and M r11 Luc ille Sto 00 both 1 book.s were distrib uted to the of_ Columbus Spf'rll last weekend 1 junior and teeneagers. Each rols and. bread . At � dose o1 members and a report on the w ith Mr. and Mrs. Carl Br-annar.. 1 grollf) has craft. work , music, and l ,1._ . ul\'.: meetmg polluck \----• WJU1 was . , __ vuutmg · .. r'l!a!Ol 1y w1'th t h e recreation also. t"etent bake sale was g1V e11 and tullU served also a reJXlrt on the apron pro.teel Brannans were Mr. Brannan s An enrollment of 86 children , A. new project o( selling salt and sister, Mrs. Peerl Holloway Qf 215 teachers , and helpers, is repepper shakers was introduced Eaton Rapids, Michigan anti ported . 1 Family Dinner Wa,: durmg the busmess meelmg . . The Rev. and Mrs. Douglass LaCour,e 1 bake sale which the senior choi r of Waverly, Ohio Given For J'Uitor I L 4nn1t,enary .,. of the church is sponsormg lhis Mr.s. J. K. Smith, Sr., plans to 1 5 tn A. !wnlly dinner was held Mon• Saturday was announced by Mrs . go to Charleston. W. Va. tomor- To Be Celebralftl day e\'ening at the home of Mr. : Skinner. row to spend the weekend with The Middleport BU8iness and and M rs. Cash Ballr in M iddleMrs. Oscar Rousll, Mrs. E rnest her son and daudlt,er-in-law. M1 . Profeuional Women's Club will port with Mrs. Ruth Peters · Lallance and Mrs. Robert lleibel and Mrs. J. K. Smith, Jr. Lat�r celebrate its 15th annniversary t:hilds of Florida as a speciflll were appointed � a co � ittee for she plan, ta vlflit in Clevelan<', next Tuetday when members guest. _ the annual family picn ic to be Ohio ie, P and Er a with relatiw,. met at the Masonic Hall for their Others attending the d i n n e r held July 13· were Mrs. Martha Childs, Mrs Mr. and Mn. Charles Asa Brad regular monthly meeting. . After the meetmg refre�ents bury and childrE"D are spending A short businesa meeting wiU Minnie Gilmore , Mr. and M r s. were ser\'ed by Mrs. � emhart, 1 be held ,.Jter the 6: 30 dinner with William Childs and. children, S�e 1 the weekend al Lake Alma, Mn. Slater, Mrs. McElh i�y and K.inn ho beP.o n , M . H rry Moore , pres ident, ,1re- ia and Mike, and the Bahr daughEarl Mc ev w has Mrs. Fred I. Gatdner wi� Mrs. re _ .siding. Highlights of the 1961 con- ters, Candace and Christine. '. i he I on eave '-' 8 parents Ith h Nellie Betz as a contributing hos-vention ! wUJ be given and � Mr. and Mrs. Ralph �ibb� �nd f f ie t this morning or his new astess. ra ana past prest- children, Greg and Glorta v1s1t.&1 membe charter , signment on the mine sweeper o club nts will be reco. with the family later in the evethe r "Avenge" 0 u t of Charlesto'!. de ed. i ning. gn z South Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. William IGtch""I end daughter, Debbie of Chillicothe are spending the weekenl'.I here with relatives. Pomeroy librarian Mrs. Lucy Gainer said today the stol')' hour planned ror childreo will start al 1 p.m. June 24 for 7•11 year• 0 olds. Story tel lers are a, fol io A Mast ,: June 24 - Cerolyn Suuth; ..Jurleodshlp ti t The of e Class P' ly 1, Elsie Smith: July 8, Rev Willlam Voris ; July 15, Sleanor Clifton Methodist Church met NOW GET Knight; July 22, Nonga Roberls: Friday evening at the church for !heir regular m..llog and a potJuly 29, Elizab,th Reed. luck supper. William Brown, president, conON VISIT duct ed the short business session Helen Alkins, Gladys Cuckler when Heb member brought an and Richard Jer.kins were bus.Iarticle of use efor the church kitneu visitors in Nelson\' iile W�chen. nesday evening. Mrs. Paul Bostick and Mr11. Irene KeUy Wer4! in charge of MEIGS THEATRE the evenlrlg'a prngram based on Pomeroy, Ohio W I t h "-nditloned Rongo ind Father'• Day. Jncluded on t b ii Rofr....olor. TONIGHT & SATURDAY program were the poem "L i II: e ALL FOR ONLY . . , . . . . . . . , . . $399 JUNE 9-10 ad" by John Curtis Roush and D "A FEVER IN THE BLOOD" a reading "The Bible" by Mn,. FJram Zlmballat, Jr. Gene Riley. Angie Dickinson Following the group ,lnglng Jack Kelly1 Don Amecbe of "Blessed Auurance" gamea 3 STOOGES were played and prlzeo won by ColorcartoOflo Mr&. Ray Pickens, Mr&. Rlcbani SUN.-MON.-TUIS, Gilkey and Mrs. Gene Riley. Juno 1 1-12-13 T he meeting was cloaed with 7" "CRY FOR HAPPY prayer by Mn. Plckena. Other, (Technicolor) Glen Ford, Donald O'Connor attending we� Mra. WOiiam and Mllko Taka Brown, Mn. 1!'.:arl Robin10n, Gene Riley. Mrs. John C. Rowh WALT DISNEY'S IOI DALMATIONS Richard Gilkey. Jun. 1111th ttlru 2ht I I I Middleport, O hio NOW SHOWING "The Time Machinen (Technicolor) Rod Taylor - Alan Young ALSO CARTOON CARNIVA L IUN.-MON. "Butterfield 8" (Teehnicolor) With Elizabeth Taylor and :Eddie Fisher ALSO CARTOON CARN IVAL Iii ·J iQ'i It:1 TONIGHT Belinda Lee, JatqJJe1 Sernu "GODDESS OF LOVE" (In Scope &. Color) - all!lo Tony Curtis Dean llattin Janet Leigh "WHO WAS THAT LADY" Al&l CARTOON June 10 S1f-1,11rd1y On ly Lou Co11te'10 and Dorothy Previne in ''THE THIRTY FOOT ■RIDE OF CANOY ROCK" - also Jeff Chandler John Saxon Dolores Hart "THE PLUNDERERS" • Sun. & Mon. June 1 1-12 Peter Van Dyke nd BetUI St. John in "THI INORKIL"' - also Eliza-beth Taylor and Montgomery CUit in "SUDDINLY LAST SUMMER" Al&l CARTOON 1 ' I ·, • I · _____ I ,------------------''Ii LIBERTY THEATRE Story Tellers' Schedule For July Announced ' , Pilloui Slip, Bake Contau Were Held TO End sCh00I Middleport I f"- . '!!' � oti • •• wit:au,;t 8fOUghf T Class Meeting Vnu1ual Oller ••• 3 ROOMS OF NEW FURNITURE ONLY 5 399 ' ... E l B E R F E L D:.S ,. . -�· ' • The ..... ... ...... ,IJue<I ... donLAll .. Ill UIIMell ..._ la lil.51. bm lilt U.W ..._ n lwd �L la JJII. ._ner, die ..,._ rHory •• allMUI ,ner ■ .,.. :11111 ad of c.,re.. nl fHH:i. ' h ' ' Elberfelds are Headquarters for Freezer Supplies for the Refrig­ --lent .. ...... ChecllllnO acoovnt. ,_, �onal Ml•n• Cv loan• Home toa11a ■ueln••• A farm loan• .... y •• YE9 YE8 YEO YE. Y•• YE8 ...-... YE8 •• ... YE8 ..,,,..., "•rMnal bantc etanal"II no ?WW .. ,_. . .. otwt .. _.. ..... ,.._ �. ---. 11 � -. Nl"Wlc• ....,_ erator and Home Freezer. Paper Boxes in the 1 pint, 1 ½ pint end suppl ies are complete. • • Remember Elbarfalds Ara Ope�; � .,. 5:00 P.M. Mond1y thru Friday and:•9:111> A.M. t', _ ...., b·- • ,ii! - -��- - � Yi" __________.........if-:, �--- ·· ,.. to 9:00 P.M. on Saturdays. l, .• - .• I , ., . '": ,,. \ -� ·•,• 1• ·· • -"""" - For Young Homeniilker,S ,; , On A Limited Btfdget! Antique lovers Flock To Roush Estate Sale Man Missing From Super Secret Grou' Extent of the collection, pth• Hundredo ol anllquo lo V e ' I from the tri-state area _ and ered over a period or 30 yeara, bei ond - are in Middleport today IA suggestec! by the wistful �• watchJn& what probably ii ,oulh- of veteran and dapper act ..,. ern OIJo'a largest antique col- � R. G W arner, Akron. He se.1d : leelion sold to hlgbest bidders. _ The 1,000-plu■ total of items " We are 10mg to aell lrom 9 wa, arranged attractively on lhe a.m to noon, fr� 1, to 5 p.m., g y mnailum floor �f ,'Middleport and from 7 unUI it , a!l gooe. flllh · Sd!Aol Friday nljbt. Piel And you know, I wouldn t mind antique, R icbordlCIII, JloJDUldaburg. u•- bavmg .�m• of the'" � . ' lion manager, condueted an Op- my1ell. atc ef eye a Chi ■ " for preview, local by -c hers In the eolen H u e �r...,, Mq of ,111tan la' loctilll inclwlt gaudy We� 1 ol ol · · :,oan·plil �� :"" � � �� ,......,..� posaea eolledkm -•....-, o r Mt.. Rooah al her residence tumblon, a 11l ol Dreaden chino , abova her "Roulh'a Shae store," a pair of un11111al mel seo ....., 1patterware, art glaaa, b!lque North Saeol>d-av. I !l>t , Enro11ment IIl Pomeroy S Bible School Totaled 130 0r•. figurines, amberina cul glau, and wedgewood. .... . ... ---- iac.ordln& . • iftH. lffl'J Include -:::_ v.,...it; ,... •·-.=•�� �= wnn.. - led .,.c1e , ::-.=. u:;:.:; M � hu _.. lllol what It - Laa! aummer, two NSA mathematlciaos dloappearecl and later lumed up In lluala. They ,.... Bernon F. Mitchell • and Wllllom H. Marlin, Ions-limo bachelor lrienda who held . ...... CODferenco whea they got lo MDIw. Clara BeDo Musgrave d ied FrJ. co ----day afterooon at Plea,ant Valley Ho1pllal after an illne!I of about ooe year. She waa the widow of George C. Musgrave, who died Ju'" 18, 19IIO. Mn. Muagrev• WU ' born September 18, 11181. She was tbo only daughter ol , William and Madelyn McDaniel 11 lel!del'I , ' ;,, 'i_ f-'' Widow Of Late G C. Musgrave Died On Fri"day Showed Club ,...• Jiilil !I�'� �· )ww, ' oil 111t "1:t :"�u:!.;. ��:i, : By PreSJ.dent Wter, M .li#h. Are 111-. 0- ,... ,� :! . . :. , Fri� ' Crows STEAK HOUSE ,•f �-�-ti: .'� ' _ ,. , .,..'!i,J,,�� :'."!'::� • Home o/ clu, F a b u l o 11 1 10at · Order •r "'­ And Toke ..m HoWY s-5a2 ' .' -roment ti!' 'l'tiaft'iNt Wll!-ap,itll- :::.,hav• =:1 · RUTtAND� ,OHIQ ' n- lflcfil,gairfor Mason El ect1• on \Vas Photo-F"IDIS • • h l lfair, Identical Margin Of Victory Was Retained m:�::. =•�•=i! _ 1\-:· -�,,_ ... bi.i:-, "7 5: '"""'"' Jn,vo:;,"\.... ::.::i Judgment Is mi: !---------- Fil In � ed Court Werry Named Drum Mai•or Of '"t1'on Fn'day pOmeroy B3Dd 61 New Can Sold Hartford, Dorothf fOll"d '' ,.111. · · . 1 ' mKONOII. Q,- (UPI�... 4JU1llno Kenll\Mly, looking 11b a plileu. GNU o,m-tanned boal'cied ber •aeatla pcht North Wind lhortly befon -:-ldnllht and 1ieaded today for thll ll1alld In the .. Ilea. Aego . MJ'i, Kennedy dellghlad the la� n of Hydra 'Mlay llipl � 1 �� ;1•· - ·• ... � :-···'."n ....,. ''"'"'"" .. _?;'; •-�-, •I. :,_ •1 co1orfully prbod P""i' ol ..n In aallve -•-· Tbe beautliul l"lr8I � WII having dinner when a - ol lingero arrived at !bo 'colt and began '"'1ID18 GNtk folk ooap. When group llarled daaco. le lluol ontbralleil ID WM lne Jacque when they ulod her to jOI., them. '9 11!, bild af lll, U.., �� 1 .... -, ,;.1 t�. """'� ib. ti, 'l1lo Oreeil atlll- 1" the ta-,. ern roued ltl · appre,al wllll IPpl'o,- ODd wOd eboen. Sbe led the linl ol JS danciora hopplq fD. - MOWIII lbe floor and matdtlDg her otopo to tbo local rllJlllmo, - ltlld. 11n. 'l(lmnodJ mJo,od the llanoinfl • - obo <lei.,.! bar oall- =�= n;;i;:a-· ,�. .. •,:" . "" """"'' " --... !, :;';' 6':, Set t_ ' ' ;J ";.. ..:-:: P•-• r. . Frye "" :,.....: mojffllle: a =:�{?:::: £.:i::r:aEL�!:Z"= ana, and Mn. Roy smith and daulh•, -kinefordl1igent1J 1n order tn ,erally'1 19111 l'oundon a ..UV. foll, - from bor ealhualum.• tbe opportunlly to 1r7 Friends Award tonight for "dis- Lon, Bottom. and Daisy quoll(y m] Mod •· Ylollno and mondollnl, When 11n. Kooned1-<ICCO aceompoout for la the Senior tingu1ahed - IO the prlne- king Rio Grande. o poalllm ....,. II O - IO O iang dlJ nild by ber -• - 1M ' -----. pies of American Democrl<)'. " l. 11,o daaco. opoal llillng, ohoppin&, swlmmlnC and ........ crowdo-wblcb obo fllo to •wold :':" ber foar.. bor day ,....,. eruiN _,_ jOunle1 , lo ll!ll. VIlnlla ,w)!ll, )lr. ... . ,·,�•�1 ·x.1·•·� ,0 �flf ,: ' ·, .a-., l!od � - ,...,.- llrll!w. .!Slll!!lllr --- -".,,,.� fr; f'�i _-e:'J+R��!tfl,1-. .• . """8 -•f!IIII. ll!! JM Of Ma Plltlborlh Ohio -™' go= ..a �i 0::1::,f":::;�•pect po- ------- I � , wJ:i-th lsland D. oncing ,_ f/_lfnf:.:ie \·Wows 'Em- Big W R , SAN DWICH � a. , �.� ;. f'" ...._ �-=-�==--= . Counly Sin"" lffl If I Ulllfacfory - opproad, - bo found, tho mlgh1 meet early nut -...k to try to clnfl a neulrallly pact for Lio& and - macblnery to prated II. i- than a week ■go, '- for the """""-"''• ....... -"" when Promler Nlkila llhruobdlff told - Kennedy In Vlmma that be agreed on the Importance of an effective ceue fire In La& Ottnl!lo. A particular item la a choice 1 Ell Terry weight clD<k, Dnp _,., 81h Century American, one of the best Thole hopes nosedWed when made and in excellent condition. WASHINGTON nJPI> ..,. iQ. Cemmimltl _ aupported r e b e 1 a As to condition of tho antique,, lary lntelll,...,. agenll, FBI aad _. a massive artillery and iD furn ltun, for �pie, auc- police oloog tho Eall Co '\ :, , 1n try attack 00 Padong, and by fan , 80 I portant ; ' midweek tloneer Warner pomted to cher- starched for I borN-p1:a m overran lable1, Victorian ploye of the ry baoq...i _ baoe. . ,._ aide eba,rs, and olher Item• thal al Security /tf,"""1 <NSA> · who 11,o WIilem powers and their appear lo be In melr original baa 1-> mlaalng - Tuolday. A11leo now mull to negotiate oa cood;•1on, 111d ''Very muct, lib A P-1011 llpGVtllltlll did the Ille fulun of 1- unIll all s des i new" lho.Jtp �-- _ are IIO-IOQ mlllilll ....., �.C:,.- o11ow 111oy mean lo mp -llrl. �- _ A TIGER LIKES THE 'l'IGERS _ Bobby Burdette, son of Ml. pd co ly wi1b ol iil ' yuro d. �•-blf•, 11,o. Bunl�tte�·Cliff• a Pomeroy Tiger Boys' Leaguer,_ IS proud of � natlnlal al ll'ltrnlwpl """' • -•• 'l'lel4aJ, . a U.ve == by him to team sent •� baseball 1i,e1rolPlfi1e>'!( _p!Q,essional 11,o tJnllecl - Brllaln .iands, 1 cher,f � bod. .. • IIIUll'J!I� Ii '!'Ole al the Olarlio 1'JWlf, w. 'ft, asking for ll souvinir of his maim; DilN, -4Jea and 1o!bttemm'1 i,... . 11ie ,usodated Pres., sent him- 1>1 ,aid they wou1cl boycott sports eitltnr -� llan, · • aide chalr1, and oriental nq,. The �an aid Covington, !om unlil the I book of personal autographs, and the Tigers' year book. , Sell , A large pewter me81Urlag eup I dlghl mao with O patch III tho •o<e oeu , • ' has tho·penonal autograph of bad: ol blo neck, lle1d the "fairly &boclllnl lloppad. Scotlieh bard Robert BurDL low" poallloo of • clerk:, . A formula 1o help """ thll JU ligbllnfl began lo emerge following Other ware ore numerous ltema making ilboul '8.aoit I year. w of eopper and brUB. River Scenes foam. .,'1..., c.:.-:· '-t.'::. ..... 1111••••••. -..... • v• ­ ,... _ ..ti · _"!!· �. Secrelary Loni BOOie WU upecled bore &tnday lo dJo. ... tbo cunpromlle wblch ap­ pured to be lhaplDg ap - a .. ou1t el U.S. ,peelal envoy Averell Harriman'• -Ing Jl'rlday with 8ovlot Ponlgn lllnilter Andrei bet een � Ml)' llefflop . . U. ltlld Ille romp;- A photo-fmilb In Muon"• lown Mr. Pickellll bad been defeated 1'idrer 11111 Boord. . mue. m general tmnll, ,.., ,. elec oo Tuesday ended Friday by B. c" . Board. • Cilizen· , •ick.t , ers o!ected ....., James A. � li volop along these U...: only lndepwl... •adli tho final tally diffeffnt but candidate. In the fir&t count, Sr., Ille wilh lng a to the op -Appeah po11 ides ...w, l lbe aar Woller Werty, Vranbaldate Van 1 •HarYey Pirkeo, Mn. �; and 14 Bo Juolor, ard had c Thuroday gevening parenll and tho resu t a tin tho nd lo In Laoo atop ,boo g Mn. . y n& st In teaehera t. Thursda n,coont cbalrman· . Doru1ie ll<Farland. Blected .,.,. 113. After tho ill s lrieDa filled Iha aanctuary ol the ken loaae C O Picke oboerve the truce. The 11ua1... tho elec ion ..... Pickens" • total ..... to 114, hul or ..... Earl Remy, and Mn. WOiiam Melhodlat Church lo ••ltnesa the �,.. of A would notify lbe Cormnunla$- ,equeated '1111,ra y evening by Board's went lo till Oiarlotte Roual, wu ""'amed ,. demonstration program P""""'' Webb, and Raf. William Roberti da the backed corder, ed by clepartnwlll, then toured aulBlanla, SandTa Drake, Sally former village Mayor C. O. Pi•• Ldher Tucker, who WaB eled· m e ..... pow ilte �lay el handwork: ID lhe Fo,ter, CharielOlllla Heu, James rs 11en1 1 candidate for independ- ed in his first try for • coon<� lo other - ...._, 11111 lbe d advi , Worry. a.lph and Mees, IOtiooJ i!,e of -,J se id Laotian ant tieket elecllon aa cooncllman , post .-ith 11 5 votes, ended iD a tie total of Harry Schwab Sueeeu oido . ovo l , mea : lo any .,bo wu defealed by a lone vote. with Board for the final ,pot in from '19 lo 'II. Diehl'• i.. · llalpb C. Zulidol The Bible IChool theme waa oppDII I 1 (: • li ...., - • • uio .i,l<i. devot- ''The Ten Commandmeoll" with US lo 129, Earl d; na kked up ooo vote on the council race. b the Pi e p MUlcl p Ewing,_ aimod 19 vote. Ead Remy c,d U- I e 1 1 o n 1, actlvlliff and bandpd' WIilfui llwee- :::"Control tho _,.I ..,..rding lo village votes, Mn. <llarlolte lawa God', around ceat.,n,d did work: : !olloR: nenl · � ,,.,,.,. : hut his oppo _ � eomn:.1111 which _, for liD councllmen .. down me -• ad Dayi. --,, lo his childmJ. The prtachnol there waa oo cbaoge likowlae, and unablo .. police department had a rl\flhm band .. and Bill - loll a .. 11!!11> � In the elecllon. each. .==1 :::, 81 part of 111 program. lbe . ....... . Dlrecton and ·- ., tbo rangemont would bo lbe wordmg . Pl Pleaaanl· Mn Muograve ii ed M B lll .., eter Services tltt1'V Van Mn. lddleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club ol lnllructiool lo tho oonlrol eom!Ved o ��'.� lickela lully ma oned lub mwloo. Herman H. Carder who taught ,1 will be auuto ol rellrlng c Two Sunday ., ,,_ la '.. • .. . - �. t tmilida ' .• "I . Grate - Wod- Se far, tbo - have llrtly MASON - Funeral oervlcea for Malamora, Hilh School, Mala- PfflideDI ft-. h rted et; nado:, al 6:30 p. m. lor a refused to oend any new ordffl . '; . ·• g. La_,.., A. Van A cognovit oole judgment hss who died mora•, Ohio. ::.:., te 1 riverfront to the commllllon. pa P Com· Counly Gn steak S. ol Meig, R. fry filed been in oan. a ii umvinl ■ Also Mn. aunt, . "'. 11111 ,�· !,� Jll!M;, blo ol al lbe bome mon Pleas Court by tho Economy Ellen Rickard Friday, will be Musgrave, who II with the Ap- rMlclence. ,.-: ;. �.; • � Company Savings and ny. A v Loan , _:!Oil Deem Hean1111 � fllo ln r lan r- held at the weot Columbia l!:UB palad, Powe Compa ltatloo wu utendecl W s,oond:at, Pomeroy. agamat \ · : � " ,•-' ... . .. cburcb Sunday al 4 p. m. daughter, Mary Love, preceded blll eveoln1 al I regular meet. Werry, ... ol llr. and Down For June 14 , Ralph M h I ont wing d_, n Osby Martin: Pomeroy. oam_ beee u George Deem, 11, Racine, ..,.. rry. i -� The body will lie In state from her mother In death In 19". y Ing of tbo clcubal, follo b We . Henry Meigs Mn di is has been awarded ed a plea of Mt gullly � plainliff Senlcel will be <ODdacted b 11rved In ■o l IQDIIII ol Heath The title v ion ot, The Pomeroy al , ,jlil 8 m ,mtll time of oorvlcet major dntm lbe od al tho Melhodlat Church. Gue811 were Counly Clert ol Court I olfl<e re· lat rc gh Sclioo call anytime ofter 4 the Rev. Jock Hlginll by $<25.63 by Judge John C B�con in Meip Counly Court to l Ma hing Band Hi rd Ray ne 11 o w f ule lbe loday ported an at Pleuaat. Pl. laon ,ld !'ay with als per cent interest s,nce or lnlo<lcation and -.... ave B. M Lfn. d , lll47 e Wl n enee . ) p. m. s.'::.ioy at the FoglffOftg usgr 0.Woodgea . . May at c t . Plea t. In av October of 1900. The ent ry was nea.-. filed. by bis w�e. A n De P alph 1ayed the 80U&lpho an In F. Parma lee, � prosan Sund•. , . le Flmeral Home In Mason Burial coi u■eo IDk1 totaled R b and Truoko Zelt1e. by jlho 0 Rota m., p .,,,,: aented by llll!d yesterday with Clerk or has been ,et !or Juae 14 by � uoiated -· . rian J • . will ho made In the Sllllman 2 , ,' t In the man:bing and lut the lo 10, and ,.,. trailer and mour al In c b wllh i arder, Court& Evelyo Lucke. '- Color llldeo taken by Prealdenl �. � lflller, Cin!IJ Emmett People&. FuW Columb bands H b been ol l ld. r d l a ,,;,,.,.. Oak Cemetery onde le durlna two 1r1pe leo ...,.. tor oo l<ODler reet on M · , . � �:'::.:.. : ens Also in Counly Court yeoterdof Citi no the lo :':, acUon � ther z a on · tho , Gra , ,.. t .. ' II' • l'o8letlOl1I Funeral Rome. National Bank •• Gary Lee, et. and thil morning, Wlllle Rmr were ,hn,m by GJ'Ale, UIICI pauenger .... IDkl ,,... ed �· va tho l arr . l _ of the de- ,_ will be ...,.1voc1 al the Ohio y al . 'l" . c (, � ilted ' John and rner 118 while 1 wed trucka buo, ..ears 2 al. . a motion by tho defendant, son wao fined $10 and ...i. • The We . au by se": Mu■grave ,.,.Jdence anytime af. ! .l - � will be lbe flnl drum Ralph Welker, has been over- no pe .,.... • were a i er en u eo four R med and tr ■I l lpb a , idea p lv 8 o rator•, 11cen,. � i,, over !er I p. "'· today. major to fropl lbe Pomeroy Band ru led in Common Pt.., Court. . mercllandl.S. be Oh l . ' nll".li!+- �; x : .,.. hr • and clown to io Slate Pa1"". Bi1lJ � - --In many yean. He l!llierl _school ----.0 · fmed $10 and LICE 1!1looU1. C MEE -o , -T · • ··;111 , .;_i.i,il;.,,I,; " ,.._ AGENCY BEGINS PERATIONB ATIWiTION, '!'fflCDBI nut fall u I JUDID'. Director O Mr Grate had been lbe llUOal ot MAIIIIIAGE APPLICATION c1-, and Danlll too followinl Or· al Fratern lli" The p-0a M · ppareol · • , ,· ' '' , MOSCOW < UPl ) 11,o new So- The -•• liDwlina pltnlc a p,-ala«I his Woodgeard 11, . lton She lllver Company 00 two Larry Ille mel 1aat evening In Boone O'Dell woo rmed $10 d f �; Vo. , lntdc clrlver, abillly and ...,,.tlllly with the de nan agency "Novo1tl" bu will bo Tuelday, Jana l!, al Pbl1 el Ila - and - medern vle W. 0.: c·1 � .. for tbetr <DIii .., each ol lwo ch•rf!'!I. • ' . , 1y l(ulJen'I cotlap .. Hoeklnffl)rt. Jean Thoma, 11, RI. baton. boJun operaliool. and '{ �\ metting. The --• llcerme and faibn .. baall. regular monthly ' tbo ftl'II fN>m China, ' baa b'oi,i,,il"llf 1, Middlepai1, lludenl MOICOW lladio lllol Frldo:, � Slpo wl1I bo ic1ed reglll,r a vehicle. Rath Ann Edwtll'dl a major. LOCAL TENP.I Richard Bolmoo &Der, 19. olla fD the Uno la,' y.,;, has been business �ion was pr,!11 ..,_ � •� '1i!O;OIO had broadcul • Novootl Interview road polll Ooolvlllll brfl!lo. Plcnleol ma- over_ by Ch•�"::' Le lo rlhe flnl tlmo, It wu a com- km - invited lo - U IDDfl The lempentun It> Pomeroy'• clerk:. Middleport, and � .-, bo.t Gl : ... !Nim.� .=:n The MEIG8 GENERAL B08PlTAL ' liR . o1ib1 �Jam. ollli!laa bid to, mentary on the Vlotma oumm11 eo titer 1 lllld dfD- ..,._ cUBillct al 11:11 WU 'I! l(ay llamllng. 18. lliddloport. � 1111a will !Dclude tho fol. Galbpo ed,. Admlulona _ Victoria Stac,: llghl ref_.. were ' ' coafonm.,._ flll - � M P• m. ....... - � l!laady - clerl<-lypfll. •,lay, 1owlnl. Lola· ZleCJer, Andreo Ev• ,.... · Pomero,, Grover Lewis, Racloe. • SaadN Wallo, Carolyo Baal CRONKlft GETS AWABD lliscbargea _ Thomas � � � Bo I l O n lied Sol W...,_y pun,ba,ed Galen Ciaoc,, o lo...- Ohio Slate Unlveralty foolhal1 and boNhlll player, from Sealllo lo Ille P• eHic Coast league. . �- "J:i:.., �...!' The Pomeroy Vacation Bible School concluded • twoweek session Friday with an enrollment of over 130. Treats of Ice creani and cookies were enjoyed during the closin session . lervlna Melfa POMl!ROY . 1 ooo PLUS 'coLI..Ec110N - Part of the remarkable collection on antlqnea In the estate ot the late Ade­ lalne Roush, Middleport, 11 bemg �urvey�d by Pick Rlchards!Jn, auction manager, �enter, Reynoldsburg, Friday night oefore tbe auction this mornmg, th!S afternoon, and thu ,venlng. Left, 1s a Richardson nassistant, gDick_ Wil­ lwware. liams, and right, Mrs. Richardson. They admire a Dutch cupboard filled with early America blowntlnel photo. uet table.-Sen banq cherry a on collection glassware milk Roush's Miss of part la troDt, table, the on · Flower vases to be used at the Melp General Hospital wero made from plasUc detergent � lainon by member, when I b e Sew-Bila Sewing club mel Wed­ ae.day evening In. their club room. Mn. Charle, Spencer presided al the meeting and final pl... were made to IJ]ODBOr ■ record hop with the Jay5 a1 emcees on Salurday from 1::IG to II p. m, on tho lonnls oourt ol the high ocl!ool. Admlaoton will be !IClc per penu,, . Refn!Shment& were 8erVed "'1 tho hOB!euea, Mr� George Conde and Mrs. Ra)'D!Dnd Bally. fllo door prize WU aworded to IL-& Danald McKnlgl,t. H- for tho out meeting will bo Mn. Ray Blankenship and Mrs. Dot,. old llcKnJgbt, PER COPY. rom,. ' ..,. . . ·:_··..,�!:� ' · •' ' 5c GENEVA <UPI> - Informed ......,.. np,e....t cautlouo hope today that an Eut- Weot compro­ mlle mlgh1 break tho cle>dlock which baa prevenled pro- • far al lbe 1- peace coo1........ . . D1r'1· Clead'f, W'anll ud ...... ... .;pt. ud S■nda1. Tcaa,e,....,. 'IHI, • ,. Elberfelds In PoO., W,oy � ...,. Weatl1er Stalemate At Geneva Shows Signs Of Being Com,romise Housewares department on the first flOQt..and stock up while I< I Pomeroy-lllddlepon, Ohio, Saturday, June 10 , 111111 ,e thing to keep your favorite foods fresh for months. Visit the \,' . entine a1 y quart size, Boxes a n d Bags, Wrapping Peper, Freezer . Tape, See Thru Plastic Boxes, Plastic Bags and Aluminum Foil. Every­ Vases Are Made For New Meigs Hospital Rooms WE PAY 3% INTEREST ON SAVINGS RUTLAND NO. , JL Xlll ,., . I • e Now You Know a�, II'• .. fut and .. to d o .. your baoklnr under one root. That'■ what ,-U...,oief mean-■ At our � IM'Vice Bank. you can have both I uv­ lnp 1111d a eheckin1 account. Other lml1<>rltu>t MWVicea, too. Check the •ban below and Ee MW •accl ..,, WJe offer than other lnltitaltiona. • ■ ..••• •. ... SAVE TIME AS WELL AS DOLLARS AT OUR FULL-SERV ICE BAN K . . .. FREEZER· SU�PllES . JUNE BRIDES SPECI Useful Items •::w r,T.: \ June 1 1 Service Around And About •l'ln, 4"Jllfl"""11 • •• · 4CWVJl}lawv •• ·r- llodliwl1L and -•ID-low �"::, nal fal llr Prlnco Stenlaln R""'1w1ll-aal ¥ ____ __ _ Into BJJra ,_ they _.. mot '111 l'ADN bJ clloorbil onnnb ad poa1lna far the eburd, ballo. • WM put CO:: 1or � por1. • wile I laar bu '111tC PGlicl a.Ill la 111_!11 ,. ,., : 11,o "111!1 ' 1.11111.iill!'I!! • ,.4_ 'f1 • • Prevoua wlnnen of the award SIGNER OONV'1DCING Piaf, ... -0 brome bull of Franklin D. PARIS (\JP]l-Edilh Ameri<M 1 lbe a-vell _ Included Marian An- llpelll 12 d■y In fll!Mail denCll. Ju■tlce WOiiam 0. Doug- Hoopllal 1Nn afln an Ill, the Rav. Martin Luther King oporallan, WU eonvaleacio& � ....,try i-. Echranl a MIDTDW and C>iel l al o friend'• ,. 0111 .1u- r.or1 w....... __,.. , �1 -· ,,. .- ,, ;;;:;- - -� --"'"' - . -- •.,._ - .. - •...t,.• • _ J --► - •- ·...,;.··· ·•�.a:ro=,> '' • ' The Baily SttJn tinel I• WAS1 1;; ; "' , .:.N COLUMN The Key Is Accommodation BelaUons between Franc"' and t b e UQiled States obviously are on a new tooU.U, u • ruult of the cordial talb botween Pruldenta Kennedy a n d De Gaulle. But lhia does not mean anything more than a good beirlnnlng waa made, The two men undentand each other they would not bave don• without 1h11 face-to-face me1t1nc. '!'bey under, atand better the background of argu­ ment wbicb aupporta their differences over auc.b major matter, aa nuclear pol­ ity and th• COIIUOI I D d operation of NATO. Those differences have not disappear­ ed, No one expected they would. II will lie a tut of tho llal•amanahip of both men whetblr Ill the 11ml llhNd Ibey can make t h I I r Improved undfflllndlnt yield ruulta In auulnlly tlonr accord. Almntt from lht Um1 bl rtturnld to poftl' ID lt68, Gaulle Unllld lltalll dlplomatle ludera to be of two mlndl about blm. Tbe 1vld1nce 111a11ta ltwlldy blmNlf dlvldld 'lllw. On the Obi thtrt lmmlDN ad­ for the 1oeral'1 towertaa 111turt IDcl ud Alllfactlon that aa frultfll! Dt hu calllld bu lbll lb.It minllon bud II llrlnllh, aucb a man atuda at the head or a P'rlDCI wblcll for dtcadu ••mid mind In wllkn• and �ullon. 0a the olbll', lhtrt II dNp eo11Ctr11 that the Yt17 quaUU11 DI Gaulll hu r.. lied upoa to lift France up bav1 lid him to chooN I COUfN ol natlODll lndlptnd• lllCt IOIIIIWbat harmful to the common WNlll'D CIUN, 2·Daily Sentinel, Pome roy-ldlddleport , 0 , June M, 11161 Proposed Divident Tax Drawing Opposition COMMENTATING, EDlrOIIALLY av nn• - lniMllldtrallndlnt ml -­ ...... ... ... _ .., dlvl, to tht pnpiocd ■ ptr ...1 With· dond .,.,....... lban OIi .., 011, er pbaee cl lhe Keanedy admlnig. ratiw1 ' 1 tu reform program 1'rMMy Socrollry C. llodpa D711on haa aptaiMd 1h11 I�a ;,cmcJpal - fm lhe wilhbold­ ing on lntertll paymenll propc,o, a1 ii lo close a ta.i: gap ell:� 11 fl.a billion. Thlo II lllo _, which ..... pit c,hut Ibo ....- ..i ol In ■ ,- by not nportJq I n d not paying tue, oo intel<II p■y· mentl they reeein. It rtpnlllllt■ • ijltle ovn a third or t7lt •• hlllloa dial lht Trucury In 1u,. on inter..i. eoocl which lh1 ltlllnlldy•Ile Gaulle ta1b n­ pr111nt. But they lmow that whit counta la whit the utUm1t1 IDd product will be. must accollllllOdate to Neb other If lhllr allllnct II to haft lb1 aub­ atuce tbat lptUa llfety for tbtm botb. IT CAN IIAPP&N BIii Tb1 Rlp11bllcan1' eholc:e for mayor of New York, State Alty. Ota. Louil Lef. towlll, may or may not matt, lq pollU• cal biatory fall In a thrust aplnat that clty'a Democratic forlrlll. But al­ reedY b1 bu carved blmulf a unique lllcb1. a r • aao, In I mom•nt of blll't-wtrmlnl lnnoctnc, few can bope to match, be exprmed all tb1 natural awe of fabled wealth fall by the poor ho., rlltn from tb1 alum1. Tourina New Ylll'k'a lut Sida with the man who now IOVtrna bla 11111, ht auddenly blurted ____ am ,.� -... ,...IY, - ....... ... ptr -. ... - fllS PtUl't'al' MAD. • 1711■ l'IYU a Olnlio amouol ol ''1-■DCI OIi Ille port ol Ibo lllply. tn. 'l1io7r W- lncUe■lo lbo7 do - .... 1h11 ouch -.. p■y111911c ■rt luablo -. '11111 piobllm .. folly -· lot■d by ._ - of lmllnl■I _,. Dau LAlbam "' Ibo ■dmlnlatralioo. Ila llarlatl III td\loallonal - V■rloua propoa■lo ,,. btln& ,a111lderod ta eh■np lh2a Ill Ibo ... ..... wbic,9i ....., Jal ..... cirtlloci. ii la mtt:ed 1h11 Ibo fllOO lljp,N la too hip. / n bu bllo IUAAlllld lbal lnloo mallon be nqulnd and w71hbold­ tac ... ■ppUnd ... - pay ...,lo ol 110 or moro. Thia _.Id -ut Iii-- lbll Eden Sotial Notes \Jps and Downs mlnGr Tbnt 'I • Dlfttnne11 amona llllu Ihm will out: "lmaafn• ma, Louie Lefltowlta, alw171 be, and aurtly we have our lbarp dlrilloDI wllb Britain II well. YII lhtre 1111 a Rocli:1f11ltr ,round my old ltill m U I t bt a aturdy wllllnp1a■ to borbood!" I II ntlah­ 1 ....._ ■•- '11111 n wltli Ille .., 11111 .,. 11 .,.__ ta of the ecumenical Jnfflllnebt. whl<ll ..., It llaaI Chrlalian di- -rl '111,f 1Dift tloll - If the lrtp::,itd �- llllllly wm lit hard fllCIUlh to odlieYe with __ ,_ .. � ..,. '"' �-I• I. lllal ,...... -.. Will lot •lllllllly ., ......IW■ .. ... .. •illllna .. -.ti """""'9 art 11111111d Iii Iii _,.ie .. 11■1...11111 ..-.,-_, ' -- U.int mow 1111 ll■IJ allil 11111 yeti .,., .....,. -•• altitude bJ dlplarlq ii. D Ille .-Ital 1111V11D1111 11 t. � ,..,.iar aupport II .., Ille ........ Ill ludtt1 - .,.._ -ala ta ,...._,IMllt dNrd, _.,._ llwlr _ .... lland'"• I ...,..11111 ... et liv11 bebJacl ii. Elflltl ta di Ihle .,. DDW btJnc undctue.n, at1rtlJ -S lht • •' ' I Al - '- ...... 1111•1 on 11von by ecumo111..i l11dora for lhllr bellof tba1 Ille - .,. a.rta, lfllll tiw In tlua •• II tba acbJev.. - el vllloll , olleclve unity. ,,_ II lboa - 119 pracllc■l - and IICallduy, flle � II 11f1-,. - •111• • Leu .._. wllll lhl ---, _, 1. Dni 1r•'illla!WI 1a .,.. 1111 el w, • ,,.,.... 11111 ... ... llllunl� ..11111111 .. I W Ml'I -' I& Ill ... .. • .._ •llf 'Illa I ..,._ -a, .......,. Side Glaneea *•lllioll • .. . : II ,..ap "'11 IMII tr: ·t:; ti I • �::;:..-...._ - •at ._ ,�, l • .. .. I mo Oil the '5(l(H041,000 1.ninga &C• - ol dli7dm, f)Nparull oolle&o, nlired -11 dtptod"" OIi 5ot■-t !or UYIDI .._ ama11 In- 111111 all lo- bl· - - •llh ■ few bucu uved up far nilly dayt. r., 'l'O TAD CABB OP - ­ lblp -, - w•lhholcllna 4 a ftw dolJan In 1111■-t pay. - milhl - - &."" -- .. 1111-., "7 ..n,: ...,,1111 u. W- Vallot a.. ,,_. •• - _,, dDtllll In .,Iha -■Ila el • av1•1w "'"11 - 1111 ....,. ._. " tllllltd II a ..,.._ el ffl ..,,_,.. 9lti ll--■f II Nnllrl of .... dllla-. 81. l'lal .,. ::-::ii'::':. w:..�: Alfred News Events hi,_ .mo. flmll1, w- ..,. .. .. ILarold Dnll ,11.. llarJ w ad».""" . er- n.n- Do It B .i.r flftlJly - Time ...... charlllblo daqlller called OIi Mr. ond Ml'I. - -· back 11 c..., sun bu mom Mluourl. bla ..... hen fl-or• A 111ork abo- ... hold al tba porlab ball far Mn. BW air,., liar Saturdo;J ....1q. lllmma V..Xotor, Cmmlo llaymu. r.... nil BilleY won Ibo prllll. Prea, out _.. Lena Cbeftllar, haa...., M ,., Harriet Blake, Fannie John, oon, i.,dll Oitvtllor, Qoorglt Maya, Tracy May■, - ChoV., Iler, Betty Dick..,., Sulit Kerwill Vqlnll lloaeltou, F1111nlt B;,loy, Emmt VaoMet«, llarlba llolllnl' er, Connie Bayman and Mrs. Par. gill., were Gract ..... Holllnpr, Mllie Holllqer arul Ernestine Hayman. s fy News ., ..::: ..._ .. a .... .... . .. .......... ., ...... •• , I •llllf•• wllll • t• M ,W • • lltlle · • In 111" · . • • •i• . ):l, , 1,1, c' .: 1 • • · 1•"' " , , . . , ,. , ·,,. . ·,· ,.� ,, ;,, 6 ,r,� ' ,.. :!J , ' .J- , JI , , ,. ' < ' ·� jil!,..."1-,\1,,, 1 ,. . K ., • -��•,•"·. , "' . . • ,:;i -. �AA-.-...f;.,.,.,�••· .o-,• •t"" · - -- . ... ) . '• ;/. , '. '?> \: " ,,: * •�? - tl"f tlllnc a • -' C. ■ ..IM .... -, ...,. __ _, .. . . .-. .. - 11 1 ..i, wutn • ,,. II 1- - .. ..... ... !- DIYIIIII n tn1 OtrloUaa ,.... au ..... tt1o11 ,., , lllltacc • - t' •171rd 'l'llol ll lht bul< 111r, 'lllllll -■, Wl,n )&.. .... II I 111■ -- ·· • II .._ .. • ,'1: ■-,.. v·, .., _ _ .. �. r",.• ....,._ =:-,::.. ,=�• •• .... ., �•· __, ��11:' · · •,.,.' "'.I --� �i:-• .:,.::.i..-;rr.;: ,:r••- .\:t.:c'.,!:1' - -- ,..,,..� ,- • ..t. ..:.. ,:!f ..,f. ;;: .:ttr ,.. r a - _,.., ::..., = ,:a,,::"' • .._ • _,.. -=: . • - _-,,_ ,TQ •• •• ----- .. .. ., , ■ � - In > , . - Sherw1n-Willla111S PA NTS SEO CoUDtles I t._ . , General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets I I WR/6H• H --------------=------ · ·"' PARTS 1,11To1,1 .. SAVE MO RE HAY ! Market Report t!5 ■ .w ...,.,.. ex'tra capacil'y "Sure Sign of Quality" of the NIW McCO RMICK• NO. 46 •Al:11 to work for you ,... 'balinl .. a BALER TWI N E ..., • • • I MIDDLEPORT FEED MILL I WE DO CUSTOM GRINDING SAl'Ell IIIDmU.II J.j ti ;,,,. _ , ;, ,.tt;,t.. •�-�\ ,,1\ � � .J -�·• •, • . .• - I . , ·' · c.t·ez·11:'".-· � ·•· •.�,,1 .,_ •. I I ',':' ,- ' . .... . Take advantage of Strawberry . time ·and ga rden time. 4 .' Poultry Expert Appearing In Ohio June 16th n., till/ II• .. ,.. ... I sa '• VICE ---- Tony Fowler, Owner-Operator Pomeroy N. SECOND ST, MIODLIPOIIT PH. WY,2.i254 Tel� __... -· ,,,, *F E E DS *S E E DS *FERTILIZER ,./ Sugar Run Flour Mill s WY 2·510! Phone WY•l-�1 1 5 Mulberry Ave. ALL FREEZERS PRICED LOW, LOW, LOW FOR THIS SALEII I • e Call Ua Collect WY 2,2111 hr lvenl111 Appointment . . . . .•--� ; ew, ,1- I ,I . . •J;. PGMEIO'CI, ) ' Pomeroy, Ohio All Sizes·Chest & Upright in Stock-Several Used Freezers Now On Hand I ! VERY GOOD USED FREEZ ERS AS LOW AS $1 25.00 ii. FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SAW I ( , 1• t.i ,,,. · Cl1em1ca • )s Caft Damage T00 sa s O u HOrtICU • ItUfJS. t 1·FR�lf:* ICE CREAM tJFFEB WITH EACH NEW FREEZER . ,. FUN DONE FOOD FREEZER SALE at POME R OY lin. ._ Clllrll el Newlle Saint tht . luttwnut & SeC9fld • i1 �111 W. ... . .. w. a. 11wa 11 11a1 11 .... · -- 1'1911 ...... - .. .... ..i.. � .....,_ _,. ........ .. .... ... 1 -.,. � "1" 1111•11 •'5 .,■lo, ..,..,.1 Alfalfa Pest Is Found Inside o I! ;;========;;;;;; "Where Quality Is Paramount" ... ......, -tr u·1gh FOod CoSt ----·------ rain :: �;���� :a�:a��t�� saw paper aetually being mad� WEST COLUMBIA - T' f' d airy Rolfe Lee. '3.<tllipoha Ferry; Ed. from � w et pulp inlo the fin- henl of_C. L. Cottrlll Jr. of We5i ward Bumgarner, Letart, Ray l ished form, Equipment 1H also Col b Himtington 8 led the DHIA Honor Crank. Henderson: available to make corrugated pa- Rollwn forl� month of May accord- S�ate Hospital Fai • Barbours- COLUMBUS - What kind l)f W<>OSn:R - An iRJportaol per at the rate of 1,000 lin eal feet ing to Will� F. Gregory, Mason viUe : Robert Hoffman. Leti<lrt, pr ices do you th ink you would pest o! alfalfa m the eart.e,11 per minute, Corrugated paper for C'.ounty agricultu�e agent . Mayes 111nd Hayman. Appl, G"�ve : pay ror food if there \II-ere no state■ has been d 111COvered hi 13 im;u)r-' "on and boxe:5 are annually At e tun �?re o Pirl Burris, Hartford: J ' and rarm surpluses? Suppose the ne,. southtast.em Ohio Cf-unties consuming immense amount of unC: � lh .:� � e J. L Jr., Watterson, r8 Apple lion had a one or two percent 'l Entomologist Dr Robert Treece ' wood for packaging and ms ula- :yb 0 Rou� 2 �ri. �� Grove ; Howa rd Roush, Letart : deficit or farm commodit ies ho'A' Ohio Agr icultur�I Exper imenf . lion. .th " r·�� Honor :ou' ,or A pr ii. Brown and Rood . Let . c E much difference wou kl t h a 1 .:n.c1tl011, �'says the :ilfalfa weewil One oI the most interesting The Cot.trill herd of 53 cows p ro- McCulloch Hender80n . · �mas. make m your ten forage cropa in Cogrocery bill , may threa ' phases of wood study at the d uced an average o r 1238 pounds 811r>" ,pr West Co1um · b ,a Mclumb ana, Monroe, Noble. Washl Economists ,i,ry in their opmlaboratory is th e use ol laminated of milk per cow for the. month Neill nd Rogers W l Col ' b ' . inglo o, Morg�, Athens, Meigs, ions on th�s quest10n, but most , �ood be a�s, The first building and showed an average of 44_ 7 Elme: Nf'wberr y: r:l:rt ; � l r: . agree the increase in (ood co sts Belmont, Gallia, Lawrence, Car. m the Umled �tat�s with these ooimds o fot pt'r cow . nett Roush. Letart. f roll, J efferson and Guerniey would be 1mbstantial . "beams was built m 1935. Today The Rayburn herd of 17 cows . . . Otu�r herd s on the EDP Honor · oounl l1.A. Dr :reece points out th15 type Or beam 18 �sed 10 · ch�r- on test showed an average of By almost any measurement, ches and other bulldmg!I n� mg 1309 poWlds of milk per cow, a Holl �ere those of W , W. B�wn, food is ., bargain in this country, that the weev il feet.la on alfalfa • • long span� to _support i:oots. butterfal test of 3.7, and an r ver- Letart , G. C. Sommer, Soulhside ; and one or tlle main reason, for but seldom atl.Lrks red clover. . Overwinter ing u an adult . the wheat. The larmnahon perm1� mcreas- age of 49_ 1 pounds of fat per David Roosh, Letart ; Otis Ran- lhls is that farmen have been , pcSl ' • is most deSl�ctive in the m� wood m length, ��dlh or cow. Under the bll&hei allotment plan dolph, Leon; Old TGWn Farm, Nn• ab� to produce more for less I re- othe rs on the DHJA Honor Roll Jts 1 and 2; J . H. Morgan, Pliny; ; cost . In lh ,�kness 10 meet peciric la al stag es f dmg on e t ee rv our compelilive economy h CC111Sidered 111 the! test growers ] --L-• ....._. u ·ernents. �tra f yers can be were lhP 1-irrd� or · · ..,er Lleving, W. W. Brown, Letart; R. Douglas these plant's upper leaves. Most of the would be give savings n a quot� for iales are passed on . :1 �w�l up at pomts O/���s�. Sharp to Ill d age done to the crop in in the domestiC' food market an am West Columbia: W. A. Barker, Roush. Letart : Collett Keefer. Le- quickly to the consumer I iJ; d . 1 curvatu re may be P1c1LYU m these South· si'de ; R H M-.latt May and June 1� t• tfrlnp •it: r·irst the export marke�. L�Y. West Co- on; S� 8oston, l .etarl : a nd C For the wheal _ · Oh io State Univereity Exten- and .second forag cuttin gl ued and laminated beams. lumbla , Albe· rt · Roush, West Co- C. Bless mg, Letart. •....., e el'.I soki Wh gs. . in the domestic mark1•t• -••11 I sion economists pom · t ouI that . . . •-• beams have come Lammaueu the weev il is e8la blished· it wi 11 [armers woukl get about . iC whea t 1,:1 rmers grew 18 bushels $2 35 • through some fires better than almost eompletely destroy alfal- bwhel . �or "'port w.�at . about t t he . acrt, the cost per bushel o stee l beamo. Pictures were shown I L.$2. But when they pro-- 8 �less control measures are $1.56---an avera� of about two would be of fires where the steel beams , a doUars a bushel on all the allotduce 30 bushe18 to the acre. lht- p! � had melted out or shape hanging e rn ates fall pa � '. ,51. menl Sle wheat. cost is cut to II . SO. 'nle salTh? . . over the laminated and glued phcat ions of gr�ular m1ecUcid• To quaWy for s the high domesprinciple applies for other food wooden beams. et have been satisfactory Caotrol Y � • 1 ...- priceit, growers wouId crn, e to A _ con:1par1·son of the strength oI COLUMBUS - The Chem"lcal� tratlons of Z, 4-D. Sweet com and crops. . rttonullf!ndatioo will be issued take 20 per cent of their wheat by 2 4-D and Z 4 5-T have saved potatoes are less susceptible · lammat mns can be shown . Food is muc c he ape r than It . h. u. ' ' later. nvWeYer. it 1s UOI. o.J)K"ted ---------' laying boards on lop of each olh· Ohio lanners tllousand 1 of dol- One problem invo lved in con- was 40 or SO years ago - 1n that damage by lhe weevil will Mr . ..., _ _ Mrs. James Wildman, If th bo d s 1 e he lars in kee ping crops free of trolling weed k_ill':" damage. term� o f the e! fort it takes 10 be serious enough to warrant conMr. and Mrs, John Fife of Lake d�';,, �; : iii alm: S::, i:::d i KIii Them YourNlf with weeds. But lhese hormone-type h�ge volumes of air mvolved. As• get 1t. Jn 1910 1t took 120 tioun t rol in Ohio th ia year. 0_ City, Tenn . . and Mr. and Mr•. " nu. g w e i h t and are con s idere d own ARAI U-0().fT • weed klllers also can be costly Wdtmeyer explains aa t h e of labor to excxhange for lhe , '1 bert Barrett of Rulland were vis. . , TERMITI CONTROL . very wea k . If na1 ied Ioge ther, the . Io rarn1ers, par1 Jcul ar1y ve ge t'- sunung that spra, part1c1es are food eaI en by a fam, 1 y or rour . !ting Mr. a!ld Mrs. Clifford San $100 or more. Easy to st re gth f 8ut wh they Ai able growers, points out E. C. suspended in a column of air 6 in a month 's time. Tod11y, it L.�� me a gse, No barm to plantl. Pro­ ;n,- ��l ued " Mighl and Joyce. . to,,e :,'h'•·r, they uc-,.;O , . . . , ·,; Wittmey er, Ohio Stte Umvers1ty feet above the soil su r face. that ta kes 38 h ours. Thirty years ago, resslonally proven o yeara strong M nd M s Clifford Might, laminated und gl ued ctilumn over a 30-acre oom field one hour of factory labor would Exten s ion h'Orticul turist. protection, Get FREE folder buildi�g beam. Joy; a :d �/ �nd Mrs. Hayes · ,...i . OCJ at your Lumber Yard. Thou,. u_ld amount t� over 7:' mill!on b�y 7 8 pin� of milk. Today it s wo I able arly t e crops, ge N e v all Seigler spent an evening wit h Wood form er h or anot is Plywood and, u!le iL WI il buy tw1rt that much. Mr. and M rs. Alva Swick. Linda, whic-h has come into great usage. Wittmeyer says, f'an be dama g- cubic feet of a ir. A slight wmd If you are like mos t persons in : F uneral services were held re. Wanda and Tony. This use is because plywood re. ed at son1e stage: of lh�ir life could send this air mass over & -Mn. Alva Swidi I sisls splitting, warping, and has cycle by 2, 4-D or 2,4.�T drift nearby vegetable crops. Damage the United States, you spend cently at the Pilgrim Holiness --------nearly equal trenglh in two d i- or vapor. Some crops are injured to these vegetables couk. be ex• about 20 per cent of your income, Churc h for 'Mlomas McFarland after taxes, for food. Russians who passed away �t • rest home rections. Plywood is made bv com- more easily than others. Toma pected. ' had . spen d about 56 per cent of their in Granville. " Um:la ,l'cqn.': bining an odd number of sheets- toes, peppers . snap beans , cu • Farmers u s i n I he rbicides ' Phon WI 9-36C1 thret, five or more . These are rombers, me lons. lettuce, and should follow spraying proced- income for food, West Germans been in £ailing h�alth for sever,tl RACLNI, OHIO glued logether under pressu re many other vegetables are injur- ures which will help confine tiny about '5 per cent. and the J apan• y�ars. Burial wa11 in the Vinton Memorial Cemetery . Mr�, Robert ed easily by very small concet1• weed-killer particles to the spray- ese about 42 per cent. . Grat e of _here wa� his mece. --ed area , Wittmeyer 11uggests. us- 1 - Graveside services were hel d ing at least 12-15 gallons r wat• near 240 lb 17.00.17.25 �asional e Friday for E. H. "H�nn" her 300-tOO er per acre, increasing t ;e noz. No. 3 280-i!IO lb 15.75; 1 -3 Folden who passed away 1111 a . . tie s1Ze to get large particles, lb sows 13.25-13.50, 2-3 400-550 l!t " " • fte iai C b dge Oh h adj usting the prayer pressure to 12. 50-- 13. 25 ; boars 300 lb up most- :n;' �nd'°strc::.• He w� : a h �eH than SO po_unds per square I� 11.50, near 200 lb 12.00, occa- resident of the Parker Run com­ when s1onal 165 lb. 11 . 00. �· and spraym� only munity unt il recent years when wmds are not blowing toward sus- Sheep 100, not enough to estab- he was cared for In the home of susceptible crops will help prevent lish trade. his son, Ronald, in Hebron, Ohio. spray damage. COLU M BUS - A nationallyknown authority on poultry heal­ th will appear at a Poultry Serv· icemen's school here June 16 to di.scuas Chronic Respiratory Di• CINCINNATI f UPH-Llve stock: ease - a m.ilady currently plag- Ca ttle 300, calves JOO: good to 1 uing lhe poultry Industry. low choice 900-1200 lb slaughter The speaker ls Dr. M. S. Cov- steers 21.00.22.50. standard 20.00, er, chajrman of the animal and good 750-800 lb heHer!I 20.00-21.00; I With more farmen tumlnc to random, automatlt han41fflf : poultr� industry department �t utility and commeN!lal tows 15.lt­ MDaller �les, thert'• incrtashlfi: demand fOI' • bai.r the University of. Delaware. His 17.00, mostly 18.50 down ; utility 1 made to fat the trend, a«Online to ¥ULTON•1'HOJ8lSON,. 18.GO-l&.IO, bulla appearance here will be hil Hrst and commercial Holland dealer in Meip County. high good and choice ¥ealers 26.00 before an Ohio poultry group. . "N_ew Rolla.nd letl the PaN In thia trend tritb ftl .sa ya Emil Malin- -28.00, individual high c h o I c e The school. R1ylinl!t baler," aid FULTON-'MiOMPSON wbo ,rill ovslty, Ohio stale University Ex- 29,00, good 23.00-211.00, standard new -.echin e Hdusivel,- in t.hi1 area. tension ponltryman, is -fesigned 20. 00-23 .00, Jll!t introduced thil �ar. the RtW &yUner for commercial represer.tative■ Hogs 1500; barrows and gilts 10 pact becaue it'• lower, ■horter and more mane who service Ohio poultry flocks. higher, Jn8iancel 25 up on 24 lb same feature■ man:,- automobile buyen loot . for. And It ror t!Ounty Extension agents, and and above, SOWi 25 lower: t-2 100co� bales-in easy-to b1ndl� 12-by-llMndt 1i11, .. for others Interested In the poul- no th '•11TOw1 and gllt1 17.50, t-3 nnonc from 14 to 48 inches. ' try lndu,try. It will be held in and 2-3 180-240 lb 16.7$-11.35, moal­ -nae new Compad 6! ha■ nclusive i tbe Agricultural Administration ly 17.25-11.35 for 220 lb down, uni· Inc, " FULt:oN•TROMPSON Hid, "and the IIDle lriDtl fl .,11111111 building on the Ohio State Uni- form 225 lb 17.35, 2-3 and ! 240and eonvemeQff fe.a.ture1 fOUlld on other BIJJ.m..,•• 270 lb 18.25-lB. 75. unliO!ffl No. J j vel'lltty campus. "But the nan, bl.i nn-! .1.1 far II rm eoftCf!l'lled II tu !lll'b. � l'ULTON-'IBOIIPS � ON emphasized. "You an tiu, a Ctmpait j ao&ib■le ... aW Ian Oil .... liow with Bale-Thrower for no more than Yoll'd -ay hr ...,.,. � SN Us For Your • • • alont."' oosta, too. You've never lffll _. . .. .. ave • bal­ ... _,.........,. t■p■ailr • • . and hich-apeed FULTON-THOMPSON pointod out tho! tbe � • Iii other eum�I• ol a machine t hat fits into Intesntect. I 7ou for work to baler 48 No. MW Put �• I line production-long familiar in other iDdultria lllll ... lli■n'a 111111 ltilll to ,... aon bay! Came iDI into its ew. ln !ann.in &. a toda,rl .Aak b e l'ln __., timl ,1 .; MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. A1nnJ 1f1t11 -., •a No Surpluses • DHIA Honor Roil In May I'ould Bring r• mr�r)' G B J BE KN"RD BRE:vNf. ll bot� atnage out of producUoa v- . U■l&ed Preu IDW'"raaOonal l Jn return for this. they M,11.Jld pl •n WASHINGTON I UPI • - Gov- paymenl1 of about SIO In acre. � · em�ent ecooom 1il1 repon. t hat . The plan would allow ero� grain AUrpluAeM couJd be clll to grow additional wheat wilhol& while farm income gou i up under AUpport for sale 1n the feed Jlla!'­ a �rog,-am of ,tne1 bushel mar- ket. But the 20 Jl'r cent acreaga ketmg control for whec1t re1irement wouJd reduce tot,,J The report wa, made in a re • I 11:n m productlOO on all the 1ara- • i. .. &earcb atody re�ased b,;i tilt Ag- , ple farms and it would inttf'aN -ril'ultun- Department Econorn1't& northwdt Kanus to 39 per cent • comp■,-• cu 1,,, pol!SI bl� new gov- in northwest Oklahoma . __ emment programs for w h e a t I These ranged from no production 'fht Agr,culture Department etconttob, lo a plan under which 1 1mates there ww• about 5, Q each farm would have <I bushel farm foreclosures and dist,_ allotment for saJes m tlle' domestic sale-s m the )'f'ar endinl!: wt ,, : food market and the expon mar March 1 - a nwnber 'IPh� · ; ket amounts I• about one--tenth of OM The bushtl allotment p 1 a n I per cent uf all lhe farms in ·• I ha& the warm endorsement m,t Km of many admm1strat1on farm ad- The foredosure and di•re11 :; Vise r■. The Kennedy administra�-1e te for th _ year "'al .,.,....., � ;. . tion itself 11 be lieved to lavo, "� �a 1 1ghl y from / ,.., prevlOUI ye,,. 1 ., the Kie and the program h a the ' . al'I But the change was not al ad .I , back ing of fann groups mcludmg ] l De I" partment san . the A g.rJCU ture the Nat ,onal Assoc1ahon of Wheat 1 ,, the fo 1 ra1 ha o • � � .., - � Growers, t� Naltonal Gr�ge, : ho i: �= � ver nd ii and the National Farmer■ Umon. since the early IM<r,. I" . The American Fann Bureau rttn . . however, has opposed Ft!derat1on ! . ;, WorW'1 it oa growKis that it wou kt lead to t See , :u ;_ subsidized production of t e e d , Power Saws! ■ Dl'IIID l'O· �-• ,.,_ : �IIDIII' llAluli � ; - ·, ; , ,....:.. - • � ,_,_, .,,. >' �-�, ., w . ■': tt,. ' ft • - est Columb1a , Herd Led re:::: r1n· See Answer TO E X t ra PLANING Mill JHE DAil fret, neUher m■la • .._., llt ill •·- wllll hat � MIi ..,. -· ,... ... a11 - 111 011111 -.· , alllr hmll 11■111 atloet,. 8wldl: TllloNow 11 11 e11ot N lho . -, 1111 llhli lmlolklll - IdMr. 'old 11n ...,_, � ... lhll lllt ,..- anwtll tl anol llotchla, Ille 111,, 11111 11ra. tht aa,i, chlrcli - dta Ill llfl■ - to tba ip1r1 ,t .a, WorllJ rr-la ...,. In la • llr. lmag wlllda llllllati 1. Ollalllor1 OIOlld . 111a1 Chrllll■u tNQy ioVlll = • 11 111n 1a . ... - onalhor, lhal W 'hllni, 111111 la -- ..... . - • llllnola an,1 11!1. Dtn111y Jlliln, lmportonl 1h11 all minor dflltl- ... " llpr-.,..W � Mra. - 11 1'1811. .,..,,.., ■' - ll■rlll'II ..... ... _,. ■-: un1t 11■ s: • lrtwW bJ ._ " '- •., •• 111 4 -� oomparboa. Peaplo could bellen 11 - • .._. .... I P"l"'tlnd :Rullad JUch omool 11",1 el "''""lat• llt, ad lira. lllpli .,_ ,Ir, &May ,_ • - amo,mts f oocf about half t ht trtt , .1tili° w:ted · i1 limbt · ·~a-•• uwduat, sla�. and edgings. t J ) How � explo!t another form of � 11 that part of � he "':...: . ear � � fourttl-which mi_caI :hat ftd :.f man. �ust be :,.uref� a · rfected Ind used to tht Iyud · . ul les1. pe �ardif!ll oI compenne materials. R AC I N E ,.,..II, -••-- w ered with homontal bo.irda llll 8 11. recommended by FHA, the rela- ' W hile much ha.I been learDtd . . . tive rigidity and tlrength wu giv- ' about the u8e1 ot wood much more en 118 l .O. Dia1onal liheating gave l remains. ThrH ex ample. t1re ; I strength of a flJ1d rigidity 4.J. lf I I) Uses need to be found for l v,. inch plywood wu used for large quantitiel of amall low sheathing the strength decreased grade, aecond-growth tr� wh ich lo �-2 and rigidity to 4.2. However would at once promote better forthis 1/t inc h 1Jumg plywood e,try, crea� markets and reduce sheatiflg increased itrength to a the heavy drain on popu la r ,pee. comparatwe 14 •I and rigidity to r iet. 41) How lo utilitze enonnowi · �:;;:�; ;;::��'! ; Danville 'a} Events By Miu Locy K1'ble Mrs. faul Nlchot1 and C?irole, Mre. jame, Brannon and Paul Dean called Oil Mn. Jam,, Mo­ Greaor of Barlow Friday. Mn. Ptul Nicholl and Mr. and Mn. Poul Brannon and Paul Dean called on Mr■. Herbert N� chol■ o1 Laymor, SUnday ..-.,.101: and were dinner 11\!ells ol Mr. and Mrs. A, N. McGroaor of Vln,en� Mrs. Paul N!tbol, attended tho funeral of her brothor,ln-law, Mr, Herbert Nichols of Laymon on Tue■day afternoon. Mr, ,nd Mn. c. c, llalllUICln ol Philo were hero Sundq to visit wllb Mr� Homiltoo't mother Mn. Ola Childtra, tnd her father: Oron Childen, wbo ii a p■llenl In Mei,, Genoro1 llotpttal, niom I. Mr. and Mn Frlllk 81H �nd children ....,. �I � .. Sunday ,-11 of bll p■noll, Mr. ■nd 11n. Oocar BIii. · Jin. Addie Blllth ud dauah),r ol lllddleport .... vlalton hort 00 11-ial Doy Robert Lee !cl�udl ill tilt IL S. Air Forot - II llaM, ,p,ut Ibo week end _. wlii, · Ill,, and llli. B. i. hll Edwardl and alltlr, Mra. AH CUhdollar. , ', . . 111!111111 , . Y _ a,111 111... j e u and 10ITM!lime1 heat. PIie. are m�e by 1hcing through the log l shcewood > or from veneer strips In which the knife takea off Btripa: as the 101 is rev, lved in contact wi th the knife. Plies may rang<' in t hickness from one onehundrelh of an inch lo 3-11 inch. Test8 showing the strengt h of house panels made up of two by foun and sheath ing were interestWhere lhe lranung · mg. · was cov- l �! OCI(' .,.. �I; fERMITES Reedsville ..U... m rolotlfta Ill tho ..,.. -.... 11 lbt ....-11 far 11111, Ml I Qrt.._ f1m11J """"' II llllllar . II ....., el - 11 I - ..... Jw • IINH. lllllnr alnt - •�• ::';;. ip.- 4!IIUpla J • ei... 1111 .... _,_ .. . .... .. .... . . 11 .. .... ft■ ...U, __.,. el 11111111 ftllti 111111a fla ...,_IWtnar lo - ... .,.._ • Ille 1oea1 <hurdl tatti. N I al fl 111 .. WJ up llr h1slli1tl•a• laMlr, C.. ...... .... . ,... .... .., 116 Ill"'.. • t ff ..... 111111•, ....... ... - b■ tiau _, ••• ,,. - ai. u.w 11111 51i'<etJ ...... · ...,. ..... ...,, _, M .. ..111111 I Wlf a Ill ill _ a,11111111. l'lillllp>Ju, ..... 5 :-' _,. - - 111 •·• Ill Ill, Ian In C'srl•l• - 'I. Sendm, • QUt'ntly last under five years Pressure !real.mg is muc� more effective than the cold dip process. The creosote combined with used crankcase oil (SO.SOI was as good as YO per cent creosote. Another type of researc h Is devoted lo greater use of native 1,1,•oods in � pulp and paper industry. This rel!learch can mean much to our area as larger acreages_ go m · 1o managed t'tmber �rod�ct � for �per . productM?0• W1lhm _our neighboring co unties . the Ch illicothe paper mdl.s are . buymg up much _land to protect t��b�=·�:t:���h been Wied to test the strength of packing boxes. 'Ibis recalled the cabbage packtng crates which are leaving Meigs County this week for produce markets. In testing various packing crates a huge six-sided box revolves and drops the eontalner from every angle. From these tests better containers are develo.....i · : Testing of fenee posts for length • · another pro t , Both 0f Iiie 15 )f'C pentach loraphenol and creosote have been used t o �ake pos� la■t over_ 25 years. Without th is preaervahve the posts would fre- ll■tlonc. But Ibo ■mount ol -..pine ud - _. ud cbedt wrtt• lnC .. amall - milhl be b'MMMOUI. c.aa,.a will ol count """ Ibo tical C11 lhlc�lf tt ■pprovt,I Ibo wtlhholdlng prtnclplo, whch DOW lllftltl .:irnnbat doubtful �iddl eport, Sunday dinner .,..,1, were Mr. and MrL Clair Waode and Conni SUe ol Chesler. Mr. and Mn. Charl11 D. Woode ::_-..._..,_� altlndtcl ll-111 ""'""' al Ibo II ,� r,m a..,i., Cernolery on Tuesday ■R· ll � ,,_, May 90. Mr. and Mn. Gleo ltandolph , wbo have been atatloned In Ta<Om■• Wlllhlnatoa In Ibo Armed I r..... !or aomellmo arrtvod hero Friday. He baa rt<elwtcl bll dllcharp and they will be wtlll bll malltor, Mrs. LUU. llandolph I Donald and Shmm, !or an btdef. Sunday llehool at-..o on inlle time , BY IIADL PRANCIS Mr. md Mn. lllrold SW.Ill Mr, and lira 1Jn Sw1c11 anti Jllnt 4 w11 411, lilt olltrtng and al dlildno , WUllamatown. W. btltl _,, 111'¥1.. Wotlb!p T Linda, Wanda and ony were V . , a. o Taylor w optDI Qlnday with hll p■r, .. -.i ith m 11:• Stmday vllllon ■I Mr, and Mr■. 1111, Mr. and Mrs. llob■rl lay lllldor. J, G. sw... Tho IIYP had a - ,_ harts. Mr. and Mr■, Beecher Cooper SUnday -lnl II T p. m. n,. Mr. ud Mn. C lr lo ll'ollrod and and 11111 -1 a 1aw 11oy, _i,y "l\lllr lballlWy -., .., _._ 'fllllecl II Dowr Obit, with rellllN .. W. Va. bold -wilh her _,.,.1,w ..,j alaler, WNltond au,111 ol Mr, 111d Joln,y Taylor ol tilt Air ........ Rev. and Mra. tb1itr WrJght and 11h. II, D , BID - Mr. ond Mfa, llatlonoll In Collfenill. lltw hen famllj,. 11, a wNlt'I ·'1■11 wllll hll ,... Janlct and Lorry sw, ltll71 Whllt ol Oiarlealori. m ol Taylor Columbua on v11111q - ,11111 111vora1 rel■ll'teo 1i1M1 lrllad1 et ■111, Mr. Md Mn. lht ........., lllandt4 flllleral and - awi... ud - - and -• Mr. ind 11n. Paul llvel. ot 11,alty aDd IOl'1MI 1w dttm ftoeolwsallll ol CID- Mr. ..i Mn. l'rod llko If laal rtlday. lit llad ndt Mta. lilt home wJlh hil 1011 8'"IUI ... II Flllloa, OhJo. 1M 1111. J, I. Cllelllr callld 91 bJa UD<II, Ma. llayto et lllddltJIOII, opal fMI hlll, 11 llmwood N....... llmlly. Ma WI, ud 1■1111J ..,. rtlday fflUII i. lbtdaJ - Home w clay 1a11 -. _.._ Ill'. 11111 llfL ' 11. Swan tac litlll lit, 111111 1111. Otart. - cblldl:9I from lllil ,i. ,._ D. Wtldt. ltriday 1'11111111 .,_. clDll,J .. alltadli,a V■callen B� ad l■IIIIJ llll ,,_,., e1 111o lit, • 111n. bl■ School II lht Tlippuw Pl■lao and lira. lw �tdar at!fn br,,,,11.,' .. J ,.,� ...- ..._.....,_ 111111 •..,_ __ ,,..._ idlllr ■1ll7 .. Ina - ap,tqfillll - ..... 911 .... el Mr. 11111 !In. c. I. B1br 111d lolher Parkers Run · NeWS Items e: : s:: r cill -, "-ll'Y lu nperta ■rl lryfn( .. ciavolop • lyclom for _, rapid nl,mdo. 'li>ey would apply ■lco lo tu�NI (;i ' dkta,g ... dlaj,ulln1 ... another • puWlo - ■ad evw oa b■aic llltlral ·-• • lhoy o■a lilrd1, uptOI - ta pay llllldl L D11un11y hampon Iba Qtria, 11M lllillilll llnld. 1'Je ii Ibo II .,_ Ille, .......... -• wlla 111 lhll •·CbrIbo - art ......_, taola of mat at11111an - ...,,, ...... !or ,,._ � ,.._ pie,-,. -... io - lht w Laid. Uodll!Jlnl Ill el dleat pnct� cal ar,-to II lht prinlry maIm II, l':llrlllltn ._ A■ 1or,a ., the chltldi II ell•lded, • 1a •itlatillll tao a1e1r1y ....,... wm .,_ 1o r.w.1ar. .,i- prayer hr Bia dllcii,IM ..,i wilb on tilt 1■11 tlmn bolore Ilia cruclfbdoo, wu ''tllol i_, -, .. -• By c, E. BLAKESLEE . County E J1k:mk11 Ap•• . . .Forestry II I.he preserv e,twn of fornts by wise use" has been the �alchword of lhe United States Forest Pro· · UI Laboratory whic h was visited this past wee� at the University ef Wisconsin at Mad iaon. _This �search l_aboratory is lM fi rst of its kind m the Unted Slatl11 and has bttn helping to Jrnprove use of forest products ■Ince 19_10. �neftt8 or this tns_tJt ution h_a ve as1111ted all counties m the Umted Meigs county. Slates meluding r.. w., lhow- Wiscons in Resear ch Work Is Vital To Meigs Cou nty mak• 11 ■pply lo evary l■mJI or �t car Ulvestment of more. if the interest rate we"" 4 per cent. Bui lh2a IJ!libl be loo low. ii would require tu withboldlnp IIJ' - R...... !lunclay School llltondanct on 108. Robert Mumy II Junt t ,uporlnteoclon� Mr. and Mn. Sol Bigley and .., apent SUnday with Mr. and Mn. Harvey 8.lllay, Forlttcl Run. Tom l!orlnR. Henry Balloy and IOI If Cohm>b111 callod on Mr. and Mn. Al•• Holllngor. Mr. and Mra. Ja11111 VanMeter ud ltmtly visited Mr. and l\lrs. Jll<Ob V1111Motor Sundty on lhoir 63rd armJversary. 'Ibey received IIWIY gl{ta. Mr. tnd lira. Mlb Kerwin tpenl Slmdty wilil Mr. and Mra, Wlllltm l'-lton and son. Bill. - Vtn!lller tnd children and Martha Holsinger called Oil Rov. tnd Mrs. Cline Sundty tnd Mr, ud Mn. JW1klr Hollloget of lllcine. Mr. and Mn, Clinton tlolalnger and lunily ,pent tho weekend In Mt. Eaten wilh her sister, Mr. and Mra. Joke w....,. Mr. and Mra. Robin Murray 111111 daUJhl>r• o1 Bolpn ,pent !lunday wilb Mr. and Ill's. Am, b- Kibble, llr. and Mn. Vlrail Boc•rd and ,on called oo Mn. Stolla Rood. Mr. and l\lrs. Albort Barber and ' I I ., .U dtr9dend paymonll cl '111 or more, wlillo bllonn■lioA on 1n1... NI II limited ta paylNlla ol .. or mort. '1bt loller flaun loll llltlll poo, pit willt im■ll uvtqa """"""' ICC■pt, clnco '8ftO bl In- ■t npttNDlo a prlnclp■I 4 ol fU,IIOO larpr lhu Ibo ave,. -- -. low, -- ud Jn. ,_,t lypt bond,, MOft CIJ' '1'7111 ClllaLING lo believod to be done by bii m,,ect,. on. Thi, ■imply don't NpOrt oo lbolr Jncoma ta, N1urno .U l'io lhteretl payment, Ibey ,_,._ 'Ibe rill fnram • \NcVb 'l'bere II far mon tu -• .. l.olonol roc:tlved lhu m ""'" deado l'IHlvtd. llllornal A1ltaa p■lp lo ialorm blleral ncelv• .... of lhtlr tu llobJlily. Internal Revenue Se<vice ukod banb, aavinga and loan auoela­ lioaa ■ad - ....,.,. lnlenlt .. investment, to inform people of. tbalr tu liabJlill', Priotod aiipa were aent out wtb interest and cilvldand ebtcb CU..-, tba1 Ibo raolpionll pay up. Bui Ible educ■llonal ctmp■iln didn't _., One lroublo W■i lbal c:orpol'lllona ... rwqlllnd to ad­ llrriee belllftl II co11ldl ta1� on about ■ per cent of all di vi­ dm:la received, with only I p-?r -, • about llOO mllllon, get11111 ••.,. 'flla pnpiocd • per cent with• lloldlnf lu .. both In- ■nd dMdeM payment would ol couae s.n,1c:o pd lnlwmotlOD C11 wbua lhlt -, 11 .,1111 ...i w11o 11 not r■ponina I u incomo, divldon�• People who - � • lillll abotll lilla. lm:bos-:n clatm It would curb prwalo Bui 1bt bi� ...., _ _ Ille _.. .... WASHINGTON - <NEAl Mllll - N■den show n>n compromi,e on critical l!llues of joint events - If on nothing else, It IJ In 11111 Tery area, blvtng to deal with the make-up of NATO and the de­ velopment, use and control of the West­ • r n nuclear deterrent, where differ• onces belwetn tbia country and France art moat acuta. That a D. Gaulle dodlcatad to aervlng his nation' 1 bighell 11plration1 should want a larger voice for FrlDCI In thue mattera la wboUy undentandable. Tbat be lbould In the end find no means of compromlain1 tbtM obJICUVII with the general W 81tern aim of greater free world security l.o not understandable, Americans and others amona the free natlonl can ball I b • bealnntna ' / ., I • • • E. Main 5'. Ph. WY. 2·2111• .. I, � I I I ... � .• • I �1 -· ,,. .- ,, ;;;:;- - -� --"'"' - . -- •.,._ - .. - •...t,.• • _ J --► - •- ·...,;.··· ·•�.a:ro=,> '' • ' The Baily SttJn tinel I• WAS1 1;; ; "' , .:.N COLUMN The Key Is Accommodation BelaUons between Franc"' and t b e UQiled States obviously are on a new tooU.U, u • ruult of the cordial talb botween Pruldenta Kennedy a n d De Gaulle. But lhia does not mean anything more than a good beirlnnlng waa made, The two men undentand each other they would not bave don• without 1h11 face-to-face me1t1nc. '!'bey under, atand better the background of argu­ ment wbicb aupporta their differences over auc.b major matter, aa nuclear pol­ ity and th• COIIUOI I D d operation of NATO. Those differences have not disappear­ ed, No one expected they would. II will lie a tut of tho llal•amanahip of both men whetblr Ill the 11ml llhNd Ibey can make t h I I r Improved undfflllndlnt yield ruulta In auulnlly tlonr accord. Almntt from lht Um1 bl rtturnld to poftl' ID lt68, Gaulle Unllld lltalll dlplomatle ludera to be of two mlndl about blm. Tbe 1vld1nce 111a11ta ltwlldy blmNlf dlvldld 'lllw. On the Obi thtrt lmmlDN ad­ for the 1oeral'1 towertaa 111turt IDcl ud Alllfactlon that aa frultfll! Dt hu calllld bu lbll lb.It minllon bud II llrlnllh, aucb a man atuda at the head or a P'rlDCI wblcll for dtcadu ••mid mind In wllkn• and �ullon. 0a the olbll', lhtrt II dNp eo11Ctr11 that the Yt17 quaUU11 DI Gaulll hu r.. lied upoa to lift France up bav1 lid him to chooN I COUfN ol natlODll lndlptnd• lllCt IOIIIIWbat harmful to the common WNlll'D CIUN, 2·Daily Sentinel, Pome roy-ldlddleport , 0 , June M, 11161 Proposed Divident Tax Drawing Opposition COMMENTATING, EDlrOIIALLY av nn• - lniMllldtrallndlnt ml -­ ...... ... ... _ .., dlvl, to tht pnpiocd ■ ptr ...1 With· dond .,.,....... lban OIi .., 011, er pbaee cl lhe Keanedy admlnig. ratiw1 ' 1 tu reform program 1'rMMy Socrollry C. llodpa D711on haa aptaiMd 1h11 I�a ;,cmcJpal - fm lhe wilhbold­ ing on lntertll paymenll propc,o, a1 ii lo close a ta.i: gap ell:� 11 fl.a billion. Thlo II lllo _, which ..... pit c,hut Ibo ....- ..i ol In ■ ,- by not nportJq I n d not paying tue, oo intel<II p■y· mentl they reeein. It rtpnlllllt■ • ijltle ovn a third or t7lt •• hlllloa dial lht Trucury In 1u,. on inter..i. eoocl which lh1 ltlllnlldy•Ile Gaulle ta1b n­ pr111nt. But they lmow that whit counta la whit the utUm1t1 IDd product will be. must accollllllOdate to Neb other If lhllr allllnct II to haft lb1 aub­ atuce tbat lptUa llfety for tbtm botb. IT CAN IIAPP&N BIii Tb1 Rlp11bllcan1' eholc:e for mayor of New York, State Alty. Ota. Louil Lef. towlll, may or may not matt, lq pollU• cal biatory fall In a thrust aplnat that clty'a Democratic forlrlll. But al­ reedY b1 bu carved blmulf a unique lllcb1. a r • aao, In I mom•nt of blll't-wtrmlnl lnnoctnc, few can bope to match, be exprmed all tb1 natural awe of fabled wealth fall by the poor ho., rlltn from tb1 alum1. Tourina New Ylll'k'a lut Sida with the man who now IOVtrna bla 11111, ht auddenly blurted ____ am ,.� -... ,...IY, - ....... ... ptr -. ... - fllS PtUl't'al' MAD. • 1711■ l'IYU a Olnlio amouol ol ''1-■DCI OIi Ille port ol Ibo lllply. tn. 'l1io7r W- lncUe■lo lbo7 do - .... 1h11 ouch -.. p■y111911c ■rt luablo -. '11111 piobllm .. folly -· lot■d by ._ - of lmllnl■I _,. Dau LAlbam "' Ibo ■dmlnlatralioo. Ila llarlatl III td\loallonal - V■rloua propoa■lo ,,. btln& ,a111lderod ta eh■np lh2a Ill Ibo ... ..... wbic,9i ....., Jal ..... cirtlloci. ii la mtt:ed 1h11 Ibo fllOO lljp,N la too hip. / n bu bllo IUAAlllld lbal lnloo mallon be nqulnd and w71hbold­ tac ... ■ppUnd ... - pay ...,lo ol 110 or moro. Thia _.Id -ut Iii-- lbll Eden Sotial Notes \Jps and Downs mlnGr Tbnt 'I • Dlfttnne11 amona llllu Ihm will out: "lmaafn• ma, Louie Lefltowlta, alw171 be, and aurtly we have our lbarp dlrilloDI wllb Britain II well. YII lhtre 1111 a Rocli:1f11ltr ,round my old ltill m U I t bt a aturdy wllllnp1a■ to borbood!" I II ntlah­ 1 ....._ ■•- '11111 n wltli Ille .., 11111 .,. 11 .,.__ ta of the ecumenical Jnfflllnebt. whl<ll ..., It llaaI Chrlalian di- -rl '111,f 1Dift tloll - If the lrtp::,itd �- llllllly wm lit hard fllCIUlh to odlieYe with __ ,_ .. � ..,. '"' �-I• I. lllal ,...... -.. Will lot •lllllllly ., ......IW■ .. ... .. •illllna .. -.ti """""'9 art 11111111d Iii Iii _,.ie .. 11■1...11111 ..-.,-_, ' -- U.int mow 1111 ll■IJ allil 11111 yeti .,., .....,. -•• altitude bJ dlplarlq ii. D Ille .-Ital 1111V11D1111 11 t. � ,..,.iar aupport II .., Ille ........ Ill ludtt1 - .,.._ -ala ta ,...._,IMllt dNrd, _.,._ llwlr _ .... lland'"• I ...,..11111 ... et liv11 bebJacl ii. Elflltl ta di Ihle .,. DDW btJnc undctue.n, at1rtlJ -S lht • •' ' I Al - '- ...... 1111•1 on 11von by ecumo111..i l11dora for lhllr bellof tba1 Ille - .,. a.rta, lfllll tiw In tlua •• II tba acbJev.. - el vllloll , olleclve unity. ,,_ II lboa - 119 pracllc■l - and IICallduy, flle � II 11f1-,. - •111• • Leu .._. wllll lhl ---, _, 1. Dni 1r•'illla!WI 1a .,.. 1111 el w, • ,,.,.... 11111 ... ... llllunl� ..11111111 .. I W Ml'I -' I& Ill ... .. • .._ •llf 'Illa I ..,._ -a, .......,. Side Glaneea *•lllioll • .. . : II ,..ap "'11 IMII tr: ·t:; ti I • �::;:..-...._ - •at ._ ,�, l • .. .. I mo Oil the '5(l(H041,000 1.ninga &C• - ol dli7dm, f)Nparull oolle&o, nlired -11 dtptod"" OIi 5ot■-t !or UYIDI .._ ama11 In- 111111 all lo- bl· - - •llh ■ few bucu uved up far nilly dayt. r., 'l'O TAD CABB OP - ­ lblp -, - w•lhholcllna 4 a ftw dolJan In 1111■-t pay. - milhl - - &."" -- .. 1111-., "7 ..n,: ...,,1111 u. W- Vallot a.. ,,_. •• - _,, dDtllll In .,Iha -■Ila el • av1•1w "'"11 - 1111 ....,. ._. " tllllltd II a ..,.._ el ffl ..,,_,.. 9lti ll--■f II Nnllrl of .... dllla-. 81. l'lal .,. ::-::ii'::':. w:..�: Alfred News Events hi,_ .mo. flmll1, w- ..,. .. .. ILarold Dnll ,11.. llarJ w ad».""" . er- n.n- Do It B .i.r flftlJly - Time ...... charlllblo daqlller called OIi Mr. ond Ml'I. - -· back 11 c..., sun bu mom Mluourl. bla ..... hen fl-or• A 111ork abo- ... hold al tba porlab ball far Mn. BW air,., liar Saturdo;J ....1q. lllmma V..Xotor, Cmmlo llaymu. r.... nil BilleY won Ibo prllll. Prea, out _.. Lena Cbeftllar, haa...., M ,., Harriet Blake, Fannie John, oon, i.,dll Oitvtllor, Qoorglt Maya, Tracy May■, - ChoV., Iler, Betty Dick..,., Sulit Kerwill Vqlnll lloaeltou, F1111nlt B;,loy, Emmt VaoMet«, llarlba llolllnl' er, Connie Bayman and Mrs. Par. gill., were Gract ..... Holllnpr, Mllie Holllqer arul Ernestine Hayman. s fy News ., ..::: ..._ .. a .... .... . .. .......... ., ...... •• , I •llllf•• wllll • t• M ,W • • lltlle · • In 111" · . • • •i• . ):l, , 1,1, c' .: 1 • • · 1•"' " , , . . , ,. , ·,,. . ·,· ,.� ,, ;,, 6 ,r,� ' ,.. :!J , ' .J- , JI , , ,. ' < ' ·� jil!,..."1-,\1,,, 1 ,. . K ., • -��•,•"·. , "' . . • ,:;i -. �AA-.-...f;.,.,.,�••· .o-,• •t"" · - -- . ... ) . '• ;/. , '. '?> \: " ,,: * •�? - tl"f tlllnc a • -' C. ■ ..IM .... -, ...,. __ _, .. . . .-. .. - 11 1 ..i, wutn • ,,. II 1- - .. ..... ... !- DIYIIIII n tn1 OtrloUaa ,.... au ..... tt1o11 ,., , lllltacc • - t' •171rd 'l'llol ll lht bul< 111r, 'lllllll -■, Wl,n )&.. .... II I 111■ -- ·· • II .._ .. • ,'1: ■-,.. v·, .., _ _ .. �. r",.• ....,._ =:-,::.. ,=�• •• .... ., �•· __, ��11:' · · •,.,.' "'.I --� �i:-• .:,.::.i..-;rr.;: ,:r••- .\:t.:c'.,!:1' - -- ,..,,..� ,- • ..t. ..:.. ,:!f ..,f. ;;: .:ttr ,.. r a - _,.., ::..., = ,:a,,::"' • .._ • _,.. -=: . • - _-,,_ ,TQ •• •• ----- .. .. ., , ■ � - In > , . - Sherw1n-Willla111S PA NTS SEO CoUDtles I t._ . , General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets I I WR/6H• H --------------=------ · ·"' PARTS 1,11To1,1 .. SAVE MO RE HAY ! Market Report t!5 ■ .w ...,.,.. ex'tra capacil'y "Sure Sign of Quality" of the NIW McCO RMICK• NO. 46 •Al:11 to work for you ,... 'balinl .. a BALER TWI N E ..., • • • I MIDDLEPORT FEED MILL I WE DO CUSTOM GRINDING SAl'Ell IIIDmU.II J.j ti ;,,,. _ , ;, ,.tt;,t.. •�-�\ ,,1\ � � .J -�·• •, • . .• - I . , ·' · c.t·ez·11:'".-· � ·•· •.�,,1 .,_ •. I I ',':' ,- ' . .... . Take advantage of Strawberry . time ·and ga rden time. 4 .' Poultry Expert Appearing In Ohio June 16th n., till/ II• .. ,.. ... I sa '• VICE ---- Tony Fowler, Owner-Operator Pomeroy N. SECOND ST, MIODLIPOIIT PH. WY,2.i254 Tel� __... -· ,,,, *F E E DS *S E E DS *FERTILIZER ,./ Sugar Run Flour Mill s WY 2·510! Phone WY•l-�1 1 5 Mulberry Ave. ALL FREEZERS PRICED LOW, LOW, LOW FOR THIS SALEII I • e Call Ua Collect WY 2,2111 hr lvenl111 Appointment . . . . .•--� ; ew, ,1- I ,I . . •J;. PGMEIO'CI, ) ' Pomeroy, Ohio All Sizes·Chest & Upright in Stock-Several Used Freezers Now On Hand I ! VERY GOOD USED FREEZ ERS AS LOW AS $1 25.00 ii. FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SAW I ( , 1• t.i ,,,. · Cl1em1ca • )s Caft Damage T00 sa s O u HOrtICU • ItUfJS. t 1·FR�lf:* ICE CREAM tJFFEB WITH EACH NEW FREEZER . ,. FUN DONE FOOD FREEZER SALE at POME R OY lin. ._ Clllrll el Newlle Saint tht . luttwnut & SeC9fld • i1 �111 W. ... . .. w. a. 11wa 11 11a1 11 .... · -- 1'1911 ...... - .. .... ..i.. � .....,_ _,. ........ .. .... ... 1 -.,. � "1" 1111•11 •'5 .,■lo, ..,..,.1 Alfalfa Pest Is Found Inside o I! ;;========;;;;;; "Where Quality Is Paramount" ... ......, -tr u·1gh FOod CoSt ----·------ rain :: �;���� :a�:a��t�� saw paper aetually being mad� WEST COLUMBIA - T' f' d airy Rolfe Lee. '3.<tllipoha Ferry; Ed. from � w et pulp inlo the fin- henl of_C. L. Cottrlll Jr. of We5i ward Bumgarner, Letart, Ray l ished form, Equipment 1H also Col b Himtington 8 led the DHIA Honor Crank. Henderson: available to make corrugated pa- Rollwn forl� month of May accord- S�ate Hospital Fai • Barbours- COLUMBUS - What kind l)f W<>OSn:R - An iRJportaol per at the rate of 1,000 lin eal feet ing to Will� F. Gregory, Mason viUe : Robert Hoffman. Leti<lrt, pr ices do you th ink you would pest o! alfalfa m the eart.e,11 per minute, Corrugated paper for C'.ounty agricultu�e agent . Mayes 111nd Hayman. Appl, G"�ve : pay ror food if there \II-ere no state■ has been d 111COvered hi 13 im;u)r-' "on and boxe:5 are annually At e tun �?re o Pirl Burris, Hartford: J ' and rarm surpluses? Suppose the ne,. southtast.em Ohio Cf-unties consuming immense amount of unC: � lh .:� � e J. L Jr., Watterson, r8 Apple lion had a one or two percent 'l Entomologist Dr Robert Treece ' wood for packaging and ms ula- :yb 0 Rou� 2 �ri. �� Grove ; Howa rd Roush, Letart : deficit or farm commodit ies ho'A' Ohio Agr icultur�I Exper imenf . lion. .th " r·�� Honor :ou' ,or A pr ii. Brown and Rood . Let . c E much difference wou kl t h a 1 .:n.c1tl011, �'says the :ilfalfa weewil One oI the most interesting The Cot.trill herd of 53 cows p ro- McCulloch Hender80n . · �mas. make m your ten forage cropa in Cogrocery bill , may threa ' phases of wood study at the d uced an average o r 1238 pounds 811r>" ,pr West Co1um · b ,a Mclumb ana, Monroe, Noble. Washl Economists ,i,ry in their opmlaboratory is th e use ol laminated of milk per cow for the. month Neill nd Rogers W l Col ' b ' . inglo o, Morg�, Athens, Meigs, ions on th�s quest10n, but most , �ood be a�s, The first building and showed an average of 44_ 7 Elme: Nf'wberr y: r:l:rt ; � l r: . agree the increase in (ood co sts Belmont, Gallia, Lawrence, Car. m the Umled �tat�s with these ooimds o fot pt'r cow . nett Roush. Letart. f roll, J efferson and Guerniey would be 1mbstantial . "beams was built m 1935. Today The Rayburn herd of 17 cows . . . Otu�r herd s on the EDP Honor · oounl l1.A. Dr :reece points out th15 type Or beam 18 �sed 10 · ch�r- on test showed an average of By almost any measurement, ches and other bulldmg!I n� mg 1309 poWlds of milk per cow, a Holl �ere those of W , W. B�wn, food is ., bargain in this country, that the weev il feet.la on alfalfa • • long span� to _support i:oots. butterfal test of 3.7, and an r ver- Letart , G. C. Sommer, Soulhside ; and one or tlle main reason, for but seldom atl.Lrks red clover. . Overwinter ing u an adult . the wheat. The larmnahon perm1� mcreas- age of 49_ 1 pounds of fat per David Roosh, Letart ; Otis Ran- lhls is that farmen have been , pcSl ' • is most deSl�ctive in the m� wood m length, ��dlh or cow. Under the bll&hei allotment plan dolph, Leon; Old TGWn Farm, Nn• ab� to produce more for less I re- othe rs on the DHJA Honor Roll Jts 1 and 2; J . H. Morgan, Pliny; ; cost . In lh ,�kness 10 meet peciric la al stag es f dmg on e t ee rv our compelilive economy h CC111Sidered 111 the! test growers ] --L-• ....._. u ·ernents. �tra f yers can be were lhP 1-irrd� or · · ..,er Lleving, W. W. Brown, Letart; R. Douglas these plant's upper leaves. Most of the would be give savings n a quot� for iales are passed on . :1 �w�l up at pomts O/���s�. Sharp to Ill d age done to the crop in in the domestiC' food market an am West Columbia: W. A. Barker, Roush. Letart : Collett Keefer. Le- quickly to the consumer I iJ; d . 1 curvatu re may be P1c1LYU m these South· si'de ; R H M-.latt May and June 1� t• tfrlnp •it: r·irst the export marke�. L�Y. West Co- on; S� 8oston, l .etarl : a nd C For the wheal _ · Oh io State Univereity Exten- and .second forag cuttin gl ued and laminated beams. lumbla , Albe· rt · Roush, West Co- C. Bless mg, Letart. •....., e el'.I soki Wh gs. . in the domestic mark1•t• -••11 I sion economists pom · t ouI that . . . •-• beams have come Lammaueu the weev il is e8la blished· it wi 11 [armers woukl get about . iC whea t 1,:1 rmers grew 18 bushels $2 35 • through some fires better than almost eompletely destroy alfal- bwhel . �or "'port w.�at . about t t he . acrt, the cost per bushel o stee l beamo. Pictures were shown I L.$2. But when they pro-- 8 �less control measures are $1.56---an avera� of about two would be of fires where the steel beams , a doUars a bushel on all the allotduce 30 bushe18 to the acre. lht- p! � had melted out or shape hanging e rn ates fall pa � '. ,51. menl Sle wheat. cost is cut to II . SO. 'nle salTh? . . over the laminated and glued phcat ions of gr�ular m1ecUcid• To quaWy for s the high domesprinciple applies for other food wooden beams. et have been satisfactory Caotrol Y � • 1 ...- priceit, growers wouId crn, e to A _ con:1par1·son of the strength oI COLUMBUS - The Chem"lcal� tratlons of Z, 4-D. Sweet com and crops. . rttonullf!ndatioo will be issued take 20 per cent of their wheat by 2 4-D and Z 4 5-T have saved potatoes are less susceptible · lammat mns can be shown . Food is muc c he ape r than It . h. u. ' ' later. nvWeYer. it 1s UOI. o.J)K"ted ---------' laying boards on lop of each olh· Ohio lanners tllousand 1 of dol- One problem invo lved in con- was 40 or SO years ago - 1n that damage by lhe weevil will Mr . ..., _ _ Mrs. James Wildman, If th bo d s 1 e he lars in kee ping crops free of trolling weed k_ill':" damage. term� o f the e! fort it takes 10 be serious enough to warrant conMr. and Mrs, John Fife of Lake d�';,, �; : iii alm: S::, i:::d i KIii Them YourNlf with weeds. But lhese hormone-type h�ge volumes of air mvolved. As• get 1t. Jn 1910 1t took 120 tioun t rol in Ohio th ia year. 0_ City, Tenn . . and Mr. and Mr•. " nu. g w e i h t and are con s idere d own ARAI U-0().fT • weed klllers also can be costly Wdtmeyer explains aa t h e of labor to excxhange for lhe , '1 bert Barrett of Rulland were vis. . , TERMITI CONTROL . very wea k . If na1 ied Ioge ther, the . Io rarn1ers, par1 Jcul ar1y ve ge t'- sunung that spra, part1c1es are food eaI en by a fam, 1 y or rour . !ting Mr. a!ld Mrs. Clifford San $100 or more. Easy to st re gth f 8ut wh they Ai able growers, points out E. C. suspended in a column of air 6 in a month 's time. Tod11y, it L.�� me a gse, No barm to plantl. Pro­ ;n,- ��l ued " Mighl and Joyce. . to,,e :,'h'•·r, they uc-,.;O , . . . , ·,; Wittmey er, Ohio Stte Umvers1ty feet above the soil su r face. that ta kes 38 h ours. Thirty years ago, resslonally proven o yeara strong M nd M s Clifford Might, laminated und gl ued ctilumn over a 30-acre oom field one hour of factory labor would Exten s ion h'Orticul turist. protection, Get FREE folder buildi�g beam. Joy; a :d �/ �nd Mrs. Hayes · ,...i . OCJ at your Lumber Yard. Thou,. u_ld amount t� over 7:' mill!on b�y 7 8 pin� of milk. Today it s wo I able arly t e crops, ge N e v all Seigler spent an evening wit h Wood form er h or anot is Plywood and, u!le iL WI il buy tw1rt that much. Mr. and M rs. Alva Swick. Linda, whic-h has come into great usage. Wittmeyer says, f'an be dama g- cubic feet of a ir. A slight wmd If you are like mos t persons in : F uneral services were held re. Wanda and Tony. This use is because plywood re. ed at son1e stage: of lh�ir life could send this air mass over & -Mn. Alva Swidi I sisls splitting, warping, and has cycle by 2, 4-D or 2,4.�T drift nearby vegetable crops. Damage the United States, you spend cently at the Pilgrim Holiness --------nearly equal trenglh in two d i- or vapor. Some crops are injured to these vegetables couk. be ex• about 20 per cent of your income, Churc h for 'Mlomas McFarland after taxes, for food. Russians who passed away �t • rest home rections. Plywood is made bv com- more easily than others. Toma pected. ' had . spen d about 56 per cent of their in Granville. " Um:la ,l'cqn.': bining an odd number of sheets- toes, peppers . snap beans , cu • Farmers u s i n I he rbicides ' Phon WI 9-36C1 thret, five or more . These are rombers, me lons. lettuce, and should follow spraying proced- income for food, West Germans been in £ailing h�alth for sever,tl RACLNI, OHIO glued logether under pressu re many other vegetables are injur- ures which will help confine tiny about '5 per cent. and the J apan• y�ars. Burial wa11 in the Vinton Memorial Cemetery . Mr�, Robert ed easily by very small concet1• weed-killer particles to the spray- ese about 42 per cent. . Grat e of _here wa� his mece. --ed area , Wittmeyer 11uggests. us- 1 - Graveside services were hel d ing at least 12-15 gallons r wat• near 240 lb 17.00.17.25 �asional e Friday for E. H. "H�nn" her 300-tOO er per acre, increasing t ;e noz. No. 3 280-i!IO lb 15.75; 1 -3 Folden who passed away 1111 a . . tie s1Ze to get large particles, lb sows 13.25-13.50, 2-3 400-550 l!t " " • fte iai C b dge Oh h adj usting the prayer pressure to 12. 50-- 13. 25 ; boars 300 lb up most- :n;' �nd'°strc::.• He w� : a h �eH than SO po_unds per square I� 11.50, near 200 lb 12.00, occa- resident of the Parker Run com­ when s1onal 165 lb. 11 . 00. �· and spraym� only munity unt il recent years when wmds are not blowing toward sus- Sheep 100, not enough to estab- he was cared for In the home of susceptible crops will help prevent lish trade. his son, Ronald, in Hebron, Ohio. spray damage. COLU M BUS - A nationallyknown authority on poultry heal­ th will appear at a Poultry Serv· icemen's school here June 16 to di.scuas Chronic Respiratory Di• CINCINNATI f UPH-Llve stock: ease - a m.ilady currently plag- Ca ttle 300, calves JOO: good to 1 uing lhe poultry Industry. low choice 900-1200 lb slaughter The speaker ls Dr. M. S. Cov- steers 21.00.22.50. standard 20.00, er, chajrman of the animal and good 750-800 lb heHer!I 20.00-21.00; I With more farmen tumlnc to random, automatlt han41fflf : poultr� industry department �t utility and commeN!lal tows 15.lt­ MDaller �les, thert'• incrtashlfi: demand fOI' • bai.r the University of. Delaware. His 17.00, mostly 18.50 down ; utility 1 made to fat the trend, a«Online to ¥ULTON•1'HOJ8lSON,. 18.GO-l&.IO, bulla appearance here will be hil Hrst and commercial Holland dealer in Meip County. high good and choice ¥ealers 26.00 before an Ohio poultry group. . "N_ew Rolla.nd letl the PaN In thia trend tritb ftl .sa ya Emil Malin- -28.00, individual high c h o I c e The school. R1ylinl!t baler," aid FULTON-'MiOMPSON wbo ,rill ovslty, Ohio stale University Ex- 29,00, good 23.00-211.00, standard new -.echin e Hdusivel,- in t.hi1 area. tension ponltryman, is -fesigned 20. 00-23 .00, Jll!t introduced thil �ar. the RtW &yUner for commercial represer.tative■ Hogs 1500; barrows and gilts 10 pact becaue it'• lower, ■horter and more mane who service Ohio poultry flocks. higher, Jn8iancel 25 up on 24 lb same feature■ man:,- automobile buyen loot . for. And It ror t!Ounty Extension agents, and and above, SOWi 25 lower: t-2 100co� bales-in easy-to b1ndl� 12-by-llMndt 1i11, .. for others Interested In the poul- no th '•11TOw1 and gllt1 17.50, t-3 nnonc from 14 to 48 inches. ' try lndu,try. It will be held in and 2-3 180-240 lb 16.7$-11.35, moal­ -nae new Compad 6! ha■ nclusive i tbe Agricultural Administration ly 17.25-11.35 for 220 lb down, uni· Inc, " FULt:oN•TROMPSON Hid, "and the IIDle lriDtl fl .,11111111 building on the Ohio State Uni- form 225 lb 17.35, 2-3 and ! 240and eonvemeQff fe.a.ture1 fOUlld on other BIJJ.m..,•• 270 lb 18.25-lB. 75. unliO!ffl No. J j vel'lltty campus. "But the nan, bl.i nn-! .1.1 far II rm eoftCf!l'lled II tu !lll'b. � l'ULTON-'IBOIIPS � ON emphasized. "You an tiu, a Ctmpait j ao&ib■le ... aW Ian Oil .... liow with Bale-Thrower for no more than Yoll'd -ay hr ...,.,. � SN Us For Your • • • alont."' oosta, too. You've never lffll _. . .. .. ave • bal­ ... _,.........,. t■p■ailr • • . and hich-apeed FULTON-THOMPSON pointod out tho! tbe � • Iii other eum�I• ol a machine t hat fits into Intesntect. I 7ou for work to baler 48 No. MW Put �• I line production-long familiar in other iDdultria lllll ... lli■n'a 111111 ltilll to ,... aon bay! Came iDI into its ew. ln !ann.in &. a toda,rl .Aak b e l'ln __., timl ,1 .; MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. A1nnJ 1f1t11 -., •a No Surpluses • DHIA Honor Roil In May I'ould Bring r• mr�r)' G B J BE KN"RD BRE:vNf. ll bot� atnage out of producUoa v- . U■l&ed Preu IDW'"raaOonal l Jn return for this. they M,11.Jld pl •n WASHINGTON I UPI • - Gov- paymenl1 of about SIO In acre. � · em�ent ecooom 1il1 repon. t hat . The plan would allow ero� grain AUrpluAeM couJd be clll to grow additional wheat wilhol& while farm income gou i up under AUpport for sale 1n the feed Jlla!'­ a �rog,-am of ,tne1 bushel mar- ket. But the 20 Jl'r cent acreaga ketmg control for whec1t re1irement wouJd reduce tot,,J The report wa, made in a re • I 11:n m productlOO on all the 1ara- • i. .. &earcb atody re�ased b,;i tilt Ag- , ple farms and it would inttf'aN -ril'ultun- Department Econorn1't& northwdt Kanus to 39 per cent • comp■,-• cu 1,,, pol!SI bl� new gov- in northwest Oklahoma . __ emment programs for w h e a t I These ranged from no production 'fht Agr,culture Department etconttob, lo a plan under which 1 1mates there ww• about 5, Q each farm would have <I bushel farm foreclosures and dist,_ allotment for saJes m tlle' domestic sale-s m the )'f'ar endinl!: wt ,, : food market and the expon mar March 1 - a nwnber 'IPh� · ; ket amounts I• about one--tenth of OM The bushtl allotment p 1 a n I per cent uf all lhe farms in ·• I ha& the warm endorsement m,t Km of many admm1strat1on farm ad- The foredosure and di•re11 :; Vise r■. The Kennedy administra�-1e te for th _ year "'al .,.,....., � ;. . tion itself 11 be lieved to lavo, "� �a 1 1ghl y from / ,.., prevlOUI ye,,. 1 ., the Kie and the program h a the ' . al'I But the change was not al ad .I , back ing of fann groups mcludmg ] l De I" partment san . the A g.rJCU ture the Nat ,onal Assoc1ahon of Wheat 1 ,, the fo 1 ra1 ha o • � � .., - � Growers, t� Naltonal Gr�ge, : ho i: �= � ver nd ii and the National Farmer■ Umon. since the early IM<r,. I" . The American Fann Bureau rttn . . however, has opposed Ft!derat1on ! . ;, WorW'1 it oa growKis that it wou kt lead to t See , :u ;_ subsidized production of t e e d , Power Saws! ■ Dl'IIID l'O· �-• ,.,_ : �IIDIII' llAluli � ; - ·, ; , ,....:.. - • � ,_,_, .,,. >' �-�, ., w . ■': tt,. ' ft • - est Columb1a , Herd Led re:::: r1n· See Answer TO E X t ra PLANING Mill JHE DAil fret, neUher m■la • .._., llt ill •·- wllll hat � MIi ..,. -· ,... ... a11 - 111 011111 -.· , alllr hmll 11■111 atloet,. 8wldl: TllloNow 11 11 e11ot N lho . -, 1111 llhli lmlolklll - IdMr. 'old 11n ...,_, � ... lhll lllt ,..- anwtll tl anol llotchla, Ille 111,, 11111 11ra. tht aa,i, chlrcli - dta Ill llfl■ - to tba ip1r1 ,t .a, WorllJ rr-la ...,. In la • llr. lmag wlllda llllllati 1. Ollalllor1 OIOlld . 111a1 Chrllll■u tNQy ioVlll = • 11 111n 1a . ... - onalhor, lhal W 'hllni, 111111 la -- ..... . - • llllnola an,1 11!1. Dtn111y Jlliln, lmportonl 1h11 all minor dflltl- ... " llpr-.,..W � Mra. - 11 1'1811. .,..,,.., ■' - ll■rlll'II ..... ... _,. ■-: un1t 11■ s: • lrtwW bJ ._ " '- •., •• 111 4 -� oomparboa. Peaplo could bellen 11 - • .._. .... I P"l"'tlnd :Rullad JUch omool 11",1 el "''""lat• llt, ad lira. lllpli .,_ ,Ir, &May ,_ • - amo,mts f oocf about half t ht trtt , .1tili° w:ted · i1 limbt · ·~a-•• uwduat, sla�. and edgings. t J ) How � explo!t another form of � 11 that part of � he "':...: . ear � � fourttl-which mi_caI :hat ftd :.f man. �ust be :,.uref� a · rfected Ind used to tht Iyud · . ul les1. pe �ardif!ll oI compenne materials. R AC I N E ,.,..II, -••-- w ered with homontal bo.irda llll 8 11. recommended by FHA, the rela- ' W hile much ha.I been learDtd . . . tive rigidity and tlrength wu giv- ' about the u8e1 ot wood much more en 118 l .O. Dia1onal liheating gave l remains. ThrH ex ample. t1re ; I strength of a flJ1d rigidity 4.J. lf I I) Uses need to be found for l v,. inch plywood wu used for large quantitiel of amall low sheathing the strength decreased grade, aecond-growth tr� wh ich lo �-2 and rigidity to 4.2. However would at once promote better forthis 1/t inc h 1Jumg plywood e,try, crea� markets and reduce sheatiflg increased itrength to a the heavy drain on popu la r ,pee. comparatwe 14 •I and rigidity to r iet. 41) How lo utilitze enonnowi · �:;;:�; ;;::��'! ; Danville 'a} Events By Miu Locy K1'ble Mrs. faul Nlchot1 and C?irole, Mre. jame, Brannon and Paul Dean called Oil Mn. Jam,, Mo­ Greaor of Barlow Friday. Mn. Ptul Nicholl and Mr. and Mn. Poul Brannon and Paul Dean called on Mr■. Herbert N� chol■ o1 Laymor, SUnday ..-.,.101: and were dinner 11\!ells ol Mr. and Mrs. A, N. McGroaor of Vln,en� Mrs. Paul N!tbol, attended tho funeral of her brothor,ln-law, Mr, Herbert Nichols of Laymon on Tue■day afternoon. Mr, ,nd Mn. c. c, llalllUICln ol Philo were hero Sundq to visit wllb Mr� Homiltoo't mother Mn. Ola Childtra, tnd her father: Oron Childen, wbo ii a p■llenl In Mei,, Genoro1 llotpttal, niom I. Mr. and Mn Frlllk 81H �nd children ....,. �I � .. Sunday ,-11 of bll p■noll, Mr. ■nd 11n. Oocar BIii. · Jin. Addie Blllth ud dauah),r ol lllddleport .... vlalton hort 00 11-ial Doy Robert Lee !cl�udl ill tilt IL S. Air Forot - II llaM, ,p,ut Ibo week end _. wlii, · Ill,, and llli. B. i. hll Edwardl and alltlr, Mra. AH CUhdollar. , ', . . 111!111111 , . Y _ a,111 111... j e u and 10ITM!lime1 heat. PIie. are m�e by 1hcing through the log l shcewood > or from veneer strips In which the knife takea off Btripa: as the 101 is rev, lved in contact wi th the knife. Plies may rang<' in t hickness from one onehundrelh of an inch lo 3-11 inch. Test8 showing the strengt h of house panels made up of two by foun and sheath ing were interestWhere lhe lranung · mg. · was cov- l �! OCI(' .,.. �I; fERMITES Reedsville ..U... m rolotlfta Ill tho ..,.. -.... 11 lbt ....-11 far 11111, Ml I Qrt.._ f1m11J """"' II llllllar . II ....., el - 11 I - ..... Jw • IINH. lllllnr alnt - •�• ::';;. ip.- 4!IIUpla J • ei... 1111 .... _,_ .. . .... .. .... . . 11 .. .... ft■ ...U, __.,. el 11111111 ftllti 111111a fla ...,_IWtnar lo - ... .,.._ • Ille 1oea1 <hurdl tatti. N I al fl 111 .. WJ up llr h1slli1tl•a• laMlr, C.. ...... .... . ,... .... .., 116 Ill"'.. • t ff ..... 111111•, ....... ... - b■ tiau _, ••• ,,. - ai. u.w 11111 51i'<etJ ...... · ...,. ..... ...,, _, M .. ..111111 I Wlf a Ill ill _ a,11111111. l'lillllp>Ju, ..... 5 :-' _,. - - 111 •·• Ill Ill, Ian In C'srl•l• - 'I. Sendm, • QUt'ntly last under five years Pressure !real.mg is muc� more effective than the cold dip process. The creosote combined with used crankcase oil (SO.SOI was as good as YO per cent creosote. Another type of researc h Is devoted lo greater use of native 1,1,•oods in � pulp and paper industry. This rel!learch can mean much to our area as larger acreages_ go m · 1o managed t'tmber �rod�ct � for �per . productM?0• W1lhm _our neighboring co unties . the Ch illicothe paper mdl.s are . buymg up much _land to protect t��b�=·�:t:���h been Wied to test the strength of packing boxes. 'Ibis recalled the cabbage packtng crates which are leaving Meigs County this week for produce markets. In testing various packing crates a huge six-sided box revolves and drops the eontalner from every angle. From these tests better containers are develo.....i · : Testing of fenee posts for length • · another pro t , Both 0f Iiie 15 )f'C pentach loraphenol and creosote have been used t o �ake pos� la■t over_ 25 years. Without th is preaervahve the posts would fre- ll■tlonc. But Ibo ■mount ol -..pine ud - _. ud cbedt wrtt• lnC .. amall - milhl be b'MMMOUI. c.aa,.a will ol count """ Ibo tical C11 lhlc�lf tt ■pprovt,I Ibo wtlhholdlng prtnclplo, whch DOW lllftltl .:irnnbat doubtful �iddl eport, Sunday dinner .,..,1, were Mr. and MrL Clair Waode and Conni SUe ol Chesler. Mr. and Mn. Charl11 D. Woode ::_-..._..,_� altlndtcl ll-111 ""'""' al Ibo II ,� r,m a..,i., Cernolery on Tuesday ■R· ll � ,,_, May 90. Mr. and Mn. Gleo ltandolph , wbo have been atatloned In Ta<Om■• Wlllhlnatoa In Ibo Armed I r..... !or aomellmo arrtvod hero Friday. He baa rt<elwtcl bll dllcharp and they will be wtlll bll malltor, Mrs. LUU. llandolph I Donald and Shmm, !or an btdef. Sunday llehool at-..o on inlle time , BY IIADL PRANCIS Mr. md Mn. lllrold SW.Ill Mr, and lira 1Jn Sw1c11 anti Jllnt 4 w11 411, lilt olltrtng and al dlildno , WUllamatown. W. btltl _,, 111'¥1.. Wotlb!p T Linda, Wanda and ony were V . , a. o Taylor w optDI Qlnday with hll p■r, .. -.i ith m 11:• Stmday vllllon ■I Mr, and Mr■. 1111, Mr. and Mrs. llob■rl lay lllldor. J, G. sw... Tho IIYP had a - ,_ harts. Mr. and Mr■, Beecher Cooper SUnday -lnl II T p. m. n,. Mr. ud Mn. C lr lo ll'ollrod and and 11111 -1 a 1aw 11oy, _i,y "l\lllr lballlWy -., .., _._ 'fllllecl II Dowr Obit, with rellllN .. W. Va. bold -wilh her _,.,.1,w ..,j alaler, WNltond au,111 ol Mr, 111d Joln,y Taylor ol tilt Air ........ Rev. and Mra. tb1itr WrJght and 11h. II, D , BID - Mr. ond Mfa, llatlonoll In Collfenill. lltw hen famllj,. 11, a wNlt'I ·'1■11 wllll hll ,... Janlct and Lorry sw, ltll71 Whllt ol Oiarlealori. m ol Taylor Columbua on v11111q - ,11111 111vora1 rel■ll'teo 1i1M1 lrllad1 et ■111, Mr. Md Mn. lht ........., lllandt4 flllleral and - awi... ud - - and -• Mr. ind 11n. Paul llvel. ot 11,alty aDd IOl'1MI 1w dttm ftoeolwsallll ol CID- Mr. ..i Mn. l'rod llko If laal rtlday. lit llad ndt Mta. lilt home wJlh hil 1011 8'"IUI ... II Flllloa, OhJo. 1M 1111. J, I. Cllelllr callld 91 bJa UD<II, Ma. llayto et lllddltJIOII, opal fMI hlll, 11 llmwood N....... llmlly. Ma WI, ud 1■1111J ..,. rtlday fflUII i. lbtdaJ - Home w clay 1a11 -. _.._ Ill'. 11111 llfL ' 11. Swan tac litlll lit, 111111 1111. Otart. - cblldl:9I from lllil ,i. ,._ D. Wtldt. ltriday 1'11111111 .,_. clDll,J .. alltadli,a V■callen B� ad l■IIIIJ llll ,,_,., e1 111o lit, • 111n. bl■ School II lht Tlippuw Pl■lao and lira. lw �tdar at!fn br,,,,11.,' .. J ,.,� ...- ..._.....,_ 111111 •..,_ __ ,,..._ idlllr ■1ll7 .. Ina - ap,tqfillll - ..... 911 .... el Mr. 11111 !In. c. I. B1br 111d lolher Parkers Run · NeWS Items e: : s:: r cill -, "-ll'Y lu nperta ■rl lryfn( .. ciavolop • lyclom for _, rapid nl,mdo. 'li>ey would apply ■lco lo tu�NI (;i ' dkta,g ... dlaj,ulln1 ... another • puWlo - ■ad evw oa b■aic llltlral ·-• • lhoy o■a lilrd1, uptOI - ta pay llllldl L D11un11y hampon Iba Qtria, 11M lllillilll llnld. 1'Je ii Ibo II .,_ Ille, .......... -• wlla 111 lhll •·CbrIbo - art ......_, taola of mat at11111an - ...,,, ...... !or ,,._ � ,.._ pie,-,. -... io - lht w Laid. Uodll!Jlnl Ill el dleat pnct� cal ar,-to II lht prinlry maIm II, l':llrlllltn ._ A■ 1or,a ., the chltldi II ell•lded, • 1a •itlatillll tao a1e1r1y ....,... wm .,_ 1o r.w.1ar. .,i- prayer hr Bia dllcii,IM ..,i wilb on tilt 1■11 tlmn bolore Ilia cruclfbdoo, wu ''tllol i_, -, .. -• By c, E. BLAKESLEE . County E J1k:mk11 Ap•• . . .Forestry II I.he preserv e,twn of fornts by wise use" has been the �alchword of lhe United States Forest Pro· · UI Laboratory whic h was visited this past wee� at the University ef Wisconsin at Mad iaon. _This �search l_aboratory is lM fi rst of its kind m the Unted Slatl11 and has bttn helping to Jrnprove use of forest products ■Ince 19_10. �neftt8 or this tns_tJt ution h_a ve as1111ted all counties m the Umted Meigs county. Slates meluding r.. w., lhow- Wiscons in Resear ch Work Is Vital To Meigs Cou nty mak• 11 ■pply lo evary l■mJI or �t car Ulvestment of more. if the interest rate we"" 4 per cent. Bui lh2a IJ!libl be loo low. ii would require tu withboldlnp IIJ' - R...... !lunclay School llltondanct on 108. Robert Mumy II Junt t ,uporlnteoclon� Mr. and Mn. Sol Bigley and .., apent SUnday with Mr. and Mn. Harvey 8.lllay, Forlttcl Run. Tom l!orlnR. Henry Balloy and IOI If Cohm>b111 callod on Mr. and Mn. Al•• Holllngor. Mr. and Mra. Ja11111 VanMeter ud ltmtly visited Mr. and l\lrs. Jll<Ob V1111Motor Sundty on lhoir 63rd armJversary. 'Ibey received IIWIY gl{ta. Mr. tnd lira. Mlb Kerwin tpenl Slmdty wilil Mr. and Mra, Wlllltm l'-lton and son. Bill. - Vtn!lller tnd children and Martha Holsinger called Oil Rov. tnd Mrs. Cline Sundty tnd Mr, ud Mn. JW1klr Hollloget of lllcine. Mr. and Mn, Clinton tlolalnger and lunily ,pent tho weekend In Mt. Eaten wilh her sister, Mr. and Mra. Joke w....,. Mr. and Mra. Robin Murray 111111 daUJhl>r• o1 Bolpn ,pent !lunday wilb Mr. and Ill's. Am, b- Kibble, llr. and Mn. Vlrail Boc•rd and ,on called oo Mn. Stolla Rood. Mr. and l\lrs. Albort Barber and ' I I ., .U dtr9dend paymonll cl '111 or more, wlillo bllonn■lioA on 1n1... NI II limited ta paylNlla ol .. or mort. '1bt loller flaun loll llltlll poo, pit willt im■ll uvtqa """"""' ICC■pt, clnco '8ftO bl In- ■t npttNDlo a prlnclp■I 4 ol fU,IIOO larpr lhu Ibo ave,. -- -. low, -- ud Jn. ,_,t lypt bond,, MOft CIJ' '1'7111 ClllaLING lo believod to be done by bii m,,ect,. on. Thi, ■imply don't NpOrt oo lbolr Jncoma ta, N1urno .U l'io lhteretl payment, Ibey ,_,._ 'Ibe rill fnram • \NcVb 'l'bere II far mon tu -• .. l.olonol roc:tlved lhu m ""'" deado l'IHlvtd. llllornal A1ltaa p■lp lo ialorm blleral ncelv• .... of lhtlr tu llobJlily. Internal Revenue Se<vice ukod banb, aavinga and loan auoela­ lioaa ■ad - ....,.,. lnlenlt .. investment, to inform people of. tbalr tu liabJlill', Priotod aiipa were aent out wtb interest and cilvldand ebtcb CU..-, tba1 Ibo raolpionll pay up. Bui Ible educ■llonal ctmp■iln didn't _., One lroublo W■i lbal c:orpol'lllona ... rwqlllnd to ad­ llrriee belllftl II co11ldl ta1� on about ■ per cent of all di vi­ dm:la received, with only I p-?r -, • about llOO mllllon, get11111 ••.,. 'flla pnpiocd • per cent with• lloldlnf lu .. both In- ■nd dMdeM payment would ol couae s.n,1c:o pd lnlwmotlOD C11 wbua lhlt -, 11 .,1111 ...i w11o 11 not r■ponina I u incomo, divldon�• People who - � • lillll abotll lilla. lm:bos-:n clatm It would curb prwalo Bui 1bt bi� ...., _ _ Ille _.. .... WASHINGTON - <NEAl Mllll - N■den show n>n compromi,e on critical l!llues of joint events - If on nothing else, It IJ In 11111 Tery area, blvtng to deal with the make-up of NATO and the de­ velopment, use and control of the West­ • r n nuclear deterrent, where differ• onces belwetn tbia country and France art moat acuta. That a D. Gaulle dodlcatad to aervlng his nation' 1 bighell 11plration1 should want a larger voice for FrlDCI In thue mattera la wboUy undentandable. Tbat be lbould In the end find no means of compromlain1 tbtM obJICUVII with the general W 81tern aim of greater free world security l.o not understandable, Americans and others amona the free natlonl can ball I b • bealnntna ' / ., I • • • E. Main 5'. Ph. WY. 2·2111• .. I, � I I I ... � .• • I �.....1-.�-.,..· ---------�----- · ·-· · �-·· - ·- �· -- �-�.- � � . .... ,.. ..- . . -� . . . .. .�. • ••"'"-' . .. ...---. ..... . �... ...'.•- .......... · · - - .. --,,,Wit ·· . .. •- - .. ' .. • ��.,... . .....' ... .'t .,. ',.... . .. ... ........ ... .•- .. -.... ..•..... .� .•�·� .....•.,•.. •,.,._,..,...-.0., . .,.,...,. .. . . .. ; ,. � .. •� ,._,... .,. • �.,..- . . ..... l" .. . ......... ..., . � � 1 � ◄ • • • • � • • • • .. • � • • � • tt � .- . · ' , • - .. · · � - - • ... -1,. .. . .• � - � • - Y. • W � T · � • • ••••••••••• '<I • I ., - ' '' Cl eve I an d G ets La t man SofthBII To durnlln J ,elnl v 1 � �=��y�... h Another coaching vaelillcy in Sthoo l Athletic Director h.:i,- .111• the Southeastern Ohio are.a W&!i nounced tht- I5lh Annual B t· n :J ind Mickey Manti, hit hili 16th lies Tasby 11,nd then won on a ov("r the Ctibs' winnl_ng run In the craeted this week with the en- SoftbaJI Tournament will be held 8 FRED DOWN to lead a t�hit att.pek that gave I pineh smgle by Uanny O'Connell m_nth and dealt M1 lw�ukee aee I oounce�nt that Dick Faulkner at Bal•htel F ield in Mason. W Va. U�� l'nM bl&enlaUoaal . Q k who d id the Cleve- t'!l let ar:-e Luis Arroyo his se<"oml l Don Ory,d a le pitched a four• Wc1nt'n Spahn, appearl!lg in rt· has re11aned a11 bead football in July • h itter_ and strudc out se-ven lo win 11ef, his sixlh defeat. Lee Maye . l t"OaCh at Oak Hill hlib ,chool . laJ�ndl= 8et when the)' tradeJ I win for the Yankee, Playing dntH for tht- unnual 1 game m B m�th �nd Joe Adl'm k, Joe Torre a nd Ed ! F'aulkner coacbed the Oaks 10 1 even t are M'heduled for July 5.1 , first his Wlll• lqlfl Rri8'.ht'• Herb kin& atrikeout S one-time BY BOB WINGETT all homered fur the u H, sea90n record In hta onl)- 1 10 1, 12, and \3. All inLenested 1 Srort> to the Chicago White Sox� I Harry Bria:ht ' t lOth-innin& •In· hfl the Dodgeri buck into hnt l Malh�ws . 1 . Brave llh l his s hit M('· ' Wally Writer place. Sports b:• ' Sentlnel year at the helm of the Jackson teams who wish to parUeipate hn The aniwer ii Barry Latman, sle rewarded Dick Donovan , 1 homer for Uie Doda:�n. i Ed Bo!ll'y's three·run homer County team . Prklr to arriving the tournament are reque�tt>n to ., ..,, ... , 'I'"•• -�--�• :1--.,,1,qitV11:.. ,, ,.,..,"f,;-'-y 1 n,''1f.ll;.''•• uew...,.,. 8 lltr■pplng rlght,h■nder from Lo• hit pitehina w th the vK'tory for en Bllyer drov� in • th ree . runs ' a ped at game. he f n l hin& t ho � maklnR ID U,e it WH r K is Calif., w Ange c p a s ix•run seventh-inning at Oak Hill lost year, Faullmer contact Dir{'('tor Say re m Mason. 1 . l t h ard the ace o 1 nt t into the la Th m to l t'Ontrovenial oo Ji t Se� o � s p bty c_ n � 2• J m al· i 1· a ll y t hat enabled the Giants lo was top assi.'lt anl at Logan high deal l k I- ood suetwo nd Toole ti Jim on tack l runs l�ree by lra1ltng ninth the ol t ed inde by his developmen g overrorne a 6-3 Pittsbur11h lead. school. TENNJS FINAL SF.T . into � 0( the major•· mo,t ef• In the nlghtrllp but ralhrcl to 1_1e cessors. , . . . that Faulkner ii reported , Cepeda also l1omrred for It Orlandu MANCHESTF.R, Engonrl 1 UPII 1 on homen by Dale Long and WJI• 1 BuU Will s ~�a_cn!K� fly 1Cit (e('ti\'e relief pll.ch&r•. 0 I thf' Giants who handed Pirate re• has betD appom1erl head football -Luis Ayaa of Chic mrl . \1 tk� . Lalman is unlikely �Yer to ----------------, 1 bef are Elroy F'ace his third loss. coach at Upper Sandusky h l I h Sangster of BriL:i it today .n th, .--,, ,Bobby Rolin won hi11 first game school. men's singes fino of tlw '.\lr.r;nHuw often do you hear the happy and time-worn say- make Clevelund tan, for�et Score them he l'ffll� t b help mlWJ,t u I " for the Giants. in city. the goC'd mad -----boy has town e "home cl that iug em Lawn Tennis TournamPnt. wrli!!s"'1.__ Sam Flanagan a tanner Pomeroy High School st U• ol some past World St!r1es glory I Ay11a wun hi, Sf"milinc :natc\ denl, has had his' name pul on the record books at Par, the _wa_y he is stopping thi:! lndl- 1 from Ahe Sega uf South Africa an.s m'a111 cold In �he late In· kersburg High �c-hool_ as a senior. . , on Friday, 6-4, s.2. wh if Sani;i�-�r Sam be an hi� sem,,r year of high school at Parkers• mngs, He S appeared m 17 g3me!, eiminuted Ja('k Frost of Mont• burg :as\ r,all. He wenl out for the buwling tea m and has I run up I 5-0 WOfl•iolll record and rey, Caif., 6-4. 6•4. s i n ce marKed up tile ht�hest score ever rol l ed by a par• 1port1 a 2.20 Hrned run aven1�- LL-...lL-- --- -- --"L-=:.I . kersburg High student. He had an intramural score of Latman acored victory No. 5 Ma; League StaDdUlgs San Fran. 9 Pittsburgh 8, night when he pitched 4 2-3 Innings nf By United P�u loternatlo■al ]89. The next nearesl compelttor had a 1 69. Sunday visitors _at the Pointer .-,;,/ Saturday '1 Probable PltcMr■ COfe . ho Th nt is by far not Lhe end of his achievement's. This one•hlt .11hutcut ball to bliat the Milwaukee at Chicago - Bur- rn!' were Mr. and Mrs. Ray American Le■gar ' . '· ": m nd Taylor and daug ler, M Dftrolt Tlgen, �4. F'ridlly 11lght Alfred-Orange defe.ated Cool• spring Sam WIS first in the state golfing tournam�nt w. L, Pct. OB dette !4-5) vs. Hobbie !4-6 ) . r � �I :• Bli KeJ until the match play. He ended third i n l e and enabl• the Indian■ to lncrea11e Cleveland 18 _660 Cincinnati at Sl. Louis - ,Jay an :r� J1hur le� Tay � ;n ville 11-1 Thursday evening in 35 _ . rs. Boys' lea11ue activity there. Bill d Ron ._.. r. �• son• , l .. losrng by one stroke. thl'ir American League lead to I Detroit 34 20 .630 11,1, c&-JJ v1. Simmon• <Ml. rfr Y� . Sari1 placed third in the state only Wednesda y morn- 1 ¼ gamet1. The vtlory, achieved '.JI 20 .608 3 i Pittsburgh at San Francisco- R31Ph Pa i n1er 11 ch1 ldren. M r. Calaway and Jerry Burke team• New York b u /: k o n r n H k 1 nl bb h k M or •· . [ :.�� �S•e�:�� �: ; }�� n���� w�o ��� r:,0 �, :n:; :av: ::�-;nd��:: : :� ::::; ' n:::; n :h:::, ::::� :;,,'"�.:y : : ,oo : �::�:i�, : • :�� � ato�� :, � ;�.:�I:.� regu lation play (or PHS T n� y graduat e f i red a 77 , edge over Detroit in the four Bob Bell doubled, Bill Knisely 26 28 ::� 91,3 (nighU-Roberts ! l•7 J Vi, Podre5 with Donni!! Roush. r Washingl.on � h n e. c n despi�c a poor start on l e · e y. ing seri toda ame end • and Eddie Shope singled ngled i;i City 2, 1 26 Kania• _469 10 (6· 1 J. sl Flanagan Wlli!i in a deadlock w1tlh two oth er i,ne West rs. R0be,�� p11 Inler and son. to M na.... 8rtii Re<'ord o out Coolvllle hitting. For und r JOta Mlnn 32 20 e Sunday'• ':■mes Virginia goUen until a sudden .1--eath play.off when he , Ryne Ouren set an AL record Douglas Johnson. spent Monday A-0 Bill Burke had a three bag19 Sl :: Chtc o on the par-four first hole Philadelphia at l..o� An11ele1 was relegated lo third place and Tuesday with Mrs. Osle Tay· ger and a double Newland smash· ven consecutive Loa �anleIe• rlking out se s., .377 iS Piltsbur,ih at San by s . l 1 20 Francisco . \or of Addison. as he :ook a bogey five. batters 11• the Los AngeIea AngeII eel a triple and two singles, Jr. is h _ !or _ tion recogni as Friday•• Reaalh Milwaukee at Chicago t2) <>a. "·m won. a handsome trophy !>@at the BOl'lton Red Sox 5. 1 aft Mr. and Mrs. Dana S, Turner, A11Lop had three singles, Jim I Cincinnati at St. Louis ( I ) fine performance in th tournaren� along r:lth b o 1 ln, 0, lwl. Wash 10 Chicag Isl ._ · a N -S defeat the er : �� 5 196�1 Shirley and Billie Heilman and - Cremeans, two singles. end Bill onors r honored "J� �he team t at won op Wa!h ID Chicago 9, 2nd. nlght - c a r i nsu r a nct b l \'ankees. beat the K mffla City e Jerry Diddle C'alled on Mr. and Calaway, a slngle. West Vlrgm1a. Los Boston I Angele 3, lst, twl s . ationw ide Mutu a l ! N n Mra. Wi II HeiIman Monday even- A-0 scored nine of lts runs dur· Whether Sam goes to college anrl cont1_nues to Athletics, 8·8, and the Washingto Loa An1,lea & Boston I, 2nd, night OffS llft protection, low Quality Ing . , ing the third and fourth innning1. swing the woods and lrnns, and throws a bowling ball Senllton won a pntr of thrtllen. New York 8 Kamu City Ii, night o-coast claim coast-t ram, 1 sh□pe slart.ed on the mound for has not been learn�d 1�cally. But chances are he would 1-0 In ID Innings. and 10-9, over Cleveland II Detroit 4_ night y plans. easy-pa , ,ervice the While Sox. plenty of v1ctones for some lucky___!Ch�o l._ I Coolville and Bob Bell finished. provide su e s ge, covera Che(k Minnesota at Baltimore night. . _ _ _ -The LO! Angele• Dodgers re. und Bill Calaway, Jerry Burke with Nationwide - the claimed first place wilh a 3-l vie- po&tponed, rain • By AmeUa Walker Burke, Douglas. Shope, Bell, and with fH1" iJ111S company tory over the Philadelphia Phil· Sat1Nlay•, Probable PHchera , Mn. Lillian Napper called on � �11, Shindeldecker. for • •eui ""' lie■. the St. Loul• Cardinals took Loi Ango!e1 at Bo1ton-Moeller Mr. and Mn. Willard Faudftle on aOCJ the Cincinnati Red1, M. the Chi- n-4 ) vs. Monbouquette 15-5). Nl!:W YORK IUPll - Ralph 1ylvania Leagu�. Sunday. [ SMITH GETS CHECKUP Houk 11 try ing to build another "A lot of people aay �t11fford cago Cubs edged the Milwaukee Kansas City al New York-Nux• Mr. and Mn, Ma rvin Co:1 ot' The Barrett Reunion wa11 held ST. LOUIS mPll--St. Louis New York Yankee championship mak�. them think of Alh� Rey• Brave1, 11-10, and the San Fran- hall ( ◄-IJ vs. "'ord (8-21 . Cliff viaited Mr. imd Mrs. rec-tntly at the park at the MilTer catcher Ha Smith 11 ln the JewWY 2,2460 referring to clsco Gionta topped the Plllsburgh Minnesota at Baltimore - Pas. Laurel Lewll Walker Monday evenina:, Cemetery with 90 relatives and , team around a staff of hard· nold11 , say, llouk, . 2nd 1 1 5 E Pomeroy lsh HO!pit.a here undergoing !II I from friends Relatives ent. pre throwing younplere, who are re- the brillianl Yankee st�r ol the Plralea, 9-6, In the Netional cual l+f;I vs. Barber !7-Sl , s Mr. and Mrs. Manning Rouih d wl mlas t hecku ' re· Leogue. Chicago at Waehington-Piizero of Pomeroy visited hi» parents, Marlon, Dnrbydale, Columbus, placlng veteran• of the •·old Ul60 1. "And Sheldon is �imply ::i:; 1c se:iet: :d lth tb Cln· . e ATIO NW I D guard" •tuU with whlch Casey markable �or a chap _ w ith .� llt- Duren, who made 011ly occasion• 10-0) vs, Hobaugh (3-3l . Mr. and Mn. Kerns Roush, Sun· Nelsonville, Wilkesville, Middle- clnnatl Reds. Smith has been I MUTUAl IM!Ut...,..C! c:o1o1PAln , . e l expenenc. ssiona tie profe �rt, Rulland. Vinton and Lana11· al starts with the Yanltee1, ltrock Cleveland at Detroit-Bell ( 4-4 ! di.y. Stengel won the AmerlcPn Lea�ue ito. OH•, CaWIMIH. Ohle ..-• .. s: stomach· with recenty troubed dur Army served Stafford t mltl - out 11 in 6 2;3 Inning, to win his vs. Bunnipt; (4-6). pennant a year ago. Mrs. Edlth Sisson and children ville attended. ,. momid sta ff mg the winter and w11,1 slow re- second game for the Angela. He or Pomeroy visited her parents, Mrs. Mabel Swa11 was an over- pains Suaday'■ Game■ _· h,. l1ouk, wha see1 r I "A hilles heel' ' porting to spring tra1nm g. · Onl Y set the new Je\lflO ! M d M Al mark Minneaota Mr. and Mrs. Hanl!CJn of Holter, SLUl· night gue!t o r. an ni. va at Boston (21 88 the poten 1 • 1 thee h8rd•hitling now is he roundlng into top Corm. straight strikeouts by (annlna: Los Angeles at New York (2) day. Swick, Linda, Wanda and Tony. preven d l th.it cou G r. n· d M an rs. M d M uy ing an r1. Swlck accompanled her moFrank Malzone, Peto Runaels, Chicago at Baltimore 1 2) Shelden &eady Performer Yankees from taking the flag ln . Mrs. Vernon ther, Mrs. Swan, to Mason c 1��· family and Mr. and hii fint ,eaaon aa manaa:er, hai Sheidon, who amazed expert■ Jim Pagllaronl, Don BIid.din, Kansas City at Cleveland (21 Bing and family of Bradbury vii- W. Va., to have dental work , . , 6•ticklng on the Yankee Mike Fornleles' Chuck . Scbnling WeMington at Detroit (2 1 · vuterans bY even relegated WorId s,rltl■ Jted their parent■• Mr. and Mrs. Adra Swick and Wanda Ci:i. •1:lo ______ Art l)itmar and Bob Turley to roster until the 11tart of lhe cum• and Gary Gelger. Schlllmg, Paa· Albert Baer, sundaY pent n evening with Mary Luthlar and i ar led Yutriemskl Nal!Mal C l Lea,ue palan, baa won two gameJ and cn aecond·l ·,ne rote, · : tt o .,1,. ..t•hit aU■ck In � Sox, ele u-g -a_..a W. L. Pel GB Mr. and Mn. David Ho er and ey. • In their places he 11 elevating lmpreaaed with his steady per- lL••, am ell y er I II of Ch I I •-• hi par Y 11uru • Elmer Wildman pa1-.. Mn r"' · ia:tne t wIth Iwo hi'· _ ,,,llje • 1es he fl ., "' each· ,......., 22 · Rub stufford· rt0kl1 Roland Shel- fonnanceii in every outing. S2 1193 •· u · .... en �r. and MI'll. HanBOn HoIter away after a hn1errn1 ·11 · 1 neg In 30 21 ·588 1·'dun. Jim Coates ad Ralph Terry Coate1 bad a 13·3 record In Roger MerIt hit hiI !Ith homer Clnc1nna1-1 Monday. She WU ho1pital. Sprina:field • San Francisco 19 22 ·589 l1rii tu key a■algnment• along wlth un but started thl• year in the VllltinJ Mr. and Mra, Lewil the former Mae Bell Sheets of th11 Pittsburgh 25 23 .S2l 31,ii Walker over the weekend Wl!rt vetert;n clutch-lefty Whitey ford. bullpen. He worked bl• way out Road. She was burDEALER POR . , . , uis t. v with and five 24 24 ,500 5 Mrs. Joale Rhodes, Mrs, Elol.se Danville-Eno lctorlo1 with ll o( men 8 Lo younger I.hi "l hav-' ll Ccmettiry Miller . i led Milwaukee 2Z 2G ,t58 7 Mankin and childrell, Mr. and worktid Into a rotation." eaplain• one more aa a starter, now at.and, R R Du Jt and Vic nd Chicago 20 30 . 400 10 Mrs. Roy Curtis of Pomeroy, Vlr' 8-2. at eCaloric and Welbilt Ranges eGlass Llned pilot Ralph, ''and they ll continua CLUB TO MEET T� � �r andSO:'rs S aw Philadelphia 17 , 3l ·354 12 gU Walker of Bashan and ;'1'· that way until It'■ proved they Terry, perhaps the mo1t gifted Ou�. Portland, called �n F,be; will club arde� The h lligbt G ltl Water Heaters • Empire Furnaces • Armand Mrs, Willard Faudree";...___ meet Th ursday evening at the can't do the job. Frankly, I'm of the four, hae been lnoon1l1tent; Carpenter and family SWW " Fr� • Resll IO Chacago 11 Ml waukee Mrs. Cecil Nelaon of i..;nealer home of Mn, Ben Neutzlin1 wltb yet he lhon • ptirled ,_. 11lat1 Joann Dobbilta of cotumbl confident they won't fall." • strong and Empire Circulating Heaters, vl1lted her allter, Mrs. Clara Baer M l.... Ethel and Clara Garland Aver•t• N vnn for the sea11>n. He wai 10-8 last UIUife and I..eellnl Brewer .. st. Louil t Cincinnati 4, nl1ht and Mr. a.'"ld Mra, Cbarlet Baer, Stalford, Sheldon, Coatu and year and wound up by throwlna mnpaued M.ra. Dorothy Dunt·to Loi Angeles 3 Ph Ua 1, night as co-hostesses. There wm be a W 1· er Terry av11•&• 1 mere M year1 tbe home nm ball to Bill Maz - Pl. Plea18I1t, to visit Mrs. Durst·• "Ga, DoN l1 Beller For Le11" plant 1ale. �� S: W 1ke r p for the a t i r J c -"9 _ IM s nt wf�ai wi!er°Et :'.:=::..:.:==--.. !an��:l ;1�ta1:r./� ;ti,:� � ;:1�: in � tly, D t tpe t Jyn, Mr. .,,d M · an · • By U11Ued Prn1 lnt,el'Dllliotlal ;:: ry and Sheldon. 11ch �. rotmd Art Dltmar, the hll aerlel di• centJy. lei and Larry, Mr, and Mn. · N.U.nal Leape out a colk!Cllon of youna Dlft8en appointment, failed in elabt 1lartl Freda Mkldle1wart called on _ WY,24116 Biddle, Allen and Calvin, M:re. POMIROY whom Houk lnilib are ;ui: 11 before Houk aurMOOered. And Maxine Dural Sunday ITI!ning. Player il CIU G. AB R, H. Pat. Mrs. George Daer and Mrs Annlw Miller, Mn. Emma Ledlie IOX 411 Charltl Baer visited Mn. Ee.ri good n, the famed ''Kiddy Corps" Turley ho,an't been a con&l:ltent Mr. and Mn. Roy J'ltch and Moon, L.A. an�d� f4 H8 28 53 ,318 J'ncker amd ,on TuesdaJ tvenlng, ! Sb�lr�ley !_ . ______J,,.,....,!!l!l!.,.O!!!!mB""'""'""""',.,,""""""""""""""� of Paul Rkhards and the Belli· performer 1inct hie 2l•vittory cl!Udren were recent SUffll of Hoak. Pitts. 46 189 :IO S6 .38 Mr. and Mr,. Bob C01art, Port• Atron, MIL cnmpnlgn In 11158. more Orlolt,s. 48 198 32 M .3" "I'm not bc!iUUn[l lhe Oriolllll' Still, they wer11 tht (ellowa Sten• land. 51 193 31 65 ,3S7 Santo, ChL ata(f, " Houk l1 quid, lo point out. iel relled "n when the IOU'I was Mrs. Ina VanYeter and Rocky Mathwa, Mil, 41 188 35 82 .sP "'But I am saying I like my toush and lt took (!Clllrap by called on Freida and Iva Carpen- PIMon, Cin. 51 199 28 86 .SD ter, Sat J young pitchers." Houk t(I ahelw them In (avor of Mr � eventnc. Clmnle. Pitta. 48 191 S2 65 ,m ltn rd Mn l 4 w o a Stufford und Sheldon ara N1 vounaater•' , Altman, Chi, 35 124 12 41 .311 - H 1_ t . _L� plNlli.a., •• ,ome ro1.1p,,cls the mo1I Intny . uin . 11 · Arid the man who'1 now at tlw Illd •!ul drtn V1JJ11ed b"" -.,yer, SI, L· 48 l.M '(1 59 · 311 BJ Mn. A, llarr l M and M rs. R B Al en · · ' re- Oonals. Phil. 40 121 19 ◄O .31'1 Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Searle• and of the four youthful ritiht-handcn. helm of the Yanktu ba1 a larp \, Uard•throwin11, confident Statfonl aupply af cour•a•, for he II .:. for.\merleu i.ncue Mn. Tommy Searlel and dl11ghce:lbett Lawaoo II IJ>lftllll'II • • . 24 e Yank n the 1960 Bal. 32 121 45 :m ter, Lecia, of Huntln,t(m, W , Va, beJped th � I n:�r ma)or al Ranaer fnmt In few day■ r11rlou,h from the u. s. Branrll, :ttret.ch run hilt Slenge1 feared to Wor 1 war 11. Anny with ht, parent•' Mr• and Pllnlll. CJ■v . 49 I06 3S 74 .369 ealled on Mn. Alpha Oarr, Mon______ 1·1ak him with key »tarting 11155 180 40 M ,316 day. Cuh, Det, Mrs. John Law,on, 1ignmenta in the World Serles. DOOOER8 iu-1!:T WINDHOI.N E w ud lJll D ily, Romano Sl 181 N 61 .stl Mr. and Mra. Cllfford and Clev. , · Mn. l a a J y and Shelden came out of nowhertH>r J..OS ANGELES CUPll-Tbe Lo1 da Roush, were ,uut, of Mr. and Twnplt, Clev. IO IN 211 m .318 Reilph Bolen of Sidney, Ohio, rather fl-om lhe Unlv11nlly t>f Anaee• Dodger■ have acquired Mn. Jame■ AutherlGn, Sunday. Kubek, N,Y. S2 217 31 71 .317 IPfDl Saturday nl&ht with lhe C. Connect.Jcut and UNI Clau D A.It- the contract of outlieder Gordon Mr. and Mn. Jacob VanMeter B.Rebnln. Bal. M Ill SJ 61 ,3,a C, Bolen family. bum club of tbe New Yo1•k.Pem1- Windborn from lhtlr farm cub al. celebrated tbeJr 6Srd weddinR an- Gentile, 8al. 41 llO n 47 ,SU Mrs, Dall• Blupman of Gah1111111, Mn. IJoale s..r11 of •• Omaha. Windhorn, wba proba..., nivenary Sunday, JlllNI 4. -m, ..,, · 4T 111 . II fl ·• tukala and Mn 'Floule Phillip■ wl be utUud 11 • pinch hitter, Shan and Garry Weli'.s are vii- Kilbrw, Mbm. 42 He 18 � were �lien at t.ang■of Men's currenty eada the Amerl<"an A• ltlng Mr. and Mn. Rudy Dunt Rome Bui Ille MondaJ Nadtu LHpti - C e P e • lo v IOCiaUon Jn hoffll:r■ wth to and and Taddy. Several f� of tile LlnP, l ta i>atllnl .R Ollvt Talbott called on Lau:1 Olanta te: Mathew•. Brave1 tli ville chlllm met ll flle blllnl of Weill, Mondoy, Roblnton, Rods H: Bamk,, Cubo; 11,, lloltffl Felly, llul· llu Mr. ud Mn. Bud Qluuen, May■• Olanta; Freese, Red1i berry MEllN WITR JACKSO:, Height.. Polnero1, p· • en10 __ pr . Pl'ITSBURGH lUP11 - Tony camp an4 41uaht,Ha, WINI !'lo Moon, Dodgers, all 11. � a pot1uek npptf, Aft.tr the Jaclt:se.a rif SI. John·• o( Bronkya cent pe■tl "' Mr. Md Mn. L. a. Amerlen Leape-Mari■, Y• ineal a film WU lbowa of BDIJ PANCO SOLES wl t■k wlth Lenny Ulman. own- Glueaencamp and �• keea 11; Mllffl.le, Yankees 18; Col- Graham In a farel,p eauntr,, Atr. JIN , R Sun 1burgh t of PI 1Vilo, Tl&erl 15; o.ntlle, Orlolol tending .... Mr, ad JIN, 1111', II -. - .::, anti ••·· OIi Ir h< U S daup d1y ■bout hi, ohonce, ,r peylnl H; Ca.... Tllln ti, montl - anti ..,_ Lo1'17 ad MlDDLI.PORT witb the American B1akttoa IRI hll panmi,' r. "'"' Mn. A. - Ba'1tt la stevie, Mr. and Mn., Carl Oolb)' C. Brew« ond Dml. , ag • C b P • d NLeond Ronnie, Mr. aod llt'I. J• ... a • Le · "'° � � �� ".'.':___ cu��ue� li,.,.0!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.!!..'.�� 1 Giants 44: A,ro._ e..... 411 i... lllclq,, Bnl!da and Bnnl, Rol>lmoo. Rid, .., IIQI, Oiala> Mr. ond Mn. Alpba Borr, 5a, Pontiac action ! Wide,Traolr. balance ! , Incl lllb, lln, 11a1 _Lync,b, car.. 311: Mathew,, er,,.. 14. tom• ■-pt I• Ihm tb1t .Anrnaa � OIi»or11. binatioa of luullo wl Jwulli1t1P l,;atalina o1a •; Cub, naen "' YOUR CAIPiU 'f....... 45: Montie, v.- ... WILL LOOI( NIW ma1r.eo it ...,. Y- ....... .... it irllO'lltl W- a4 Doi\' p.., Colo lto, Tl... .. v WHIN Y® l'tlllliblt. See Wm -� t- Da!ly Sentinel , Pomeroy -M iddleport , U., June 10, l\tb l j THE SPORTS DESK OHHS Coach l!:.'. Quits Post Around And About Middleport I J I ," t ' Sam Flanagan Has Blossomed Into West Virginia Row ling, G lf Sta r �u I ha , � ; West Shade Socirty News = ���,:�.�� F fR News Events TODAY'S SPORT PARADE .� ' A-0 Boys Run O,.rer Opponent By 11•1 S ,----, · ;��- CHOICE _Sl ;r or 1ou!� 2 MILLI ON CAR OWN [�S �!! Yo� .' ------ Oanv1'lle ·a1 Notes \ ' I " , ''Let 's Da nce LEARN" IT'S FUN T. MAX WARD I ,, .....,, R !{I.I • ' Summer Enrollment St�119 In: e Tap ■ • Acrobatics • Baton Twirling Also Summer BallrNm Class Now Enrolling. C1une Includes: NOWI Oty I l '\ Convenience Beyond The Gas Mains With - - - - � ) �:.e: ... ;:. LEADERS !;:r;hev:� :. � 'ii i � ' • s·-� • c WORK SHOES and'Mn. , to '' , l8"1h' Shoe Store * i.o:i _, 8: Harrisonville items Of Interest __ ..._ .. _. .. ',NEISPIPERS, ILLlllffl! 'IVhJ ...,... 111)' 11. 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B R O W N , D E A LE R 0 e Waltz e Fox Trot Neu, With•U, ! Summer Oxford Stiversville �, BEGINNERS INTERMEDIATES ADVANCED AND . SCHWINN s39,,5 up US ED We Bep■!'I" Ally Make _ PARTS AND ACCESSORIES OF AU KINDS ' �.....1-.�-.,..· ---------�----- · ·-· · �-·· - ·- �· -- �-�.- � � . .... ,.. ..- . . -� . . . .. .�. • ••"'"-' . .. ...---. ..... . �... ...'.•- .......... · · - - .. --,,,Wit ·· . .. •- - .. ' .. • ��.,... . .....' ... .'t .,. 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Q k who d id the Cleve- t'!l let ar:-e Luis Arroyo his se<"oml l Don Ory,d a le pitched a four• Wc1nt'n Spahn, appearl!lg in rt· has re11aned a11 bead football in July • h itter_ and strudc out se-ven lo win 11ef, his sixlh defeat. Lee Maye . l t"OaCh at Oak Hill hlib ,chool . laJ�ndl= 8et when the)' tradeJ I win for the Yankee, Playing dntH for tht- unnual 1 game m B m�th �nd Joe Adl'm k, Joe Torre a nd Ed ! F'aulkner coacbed the Oaks 10 1 even t are M'heduled for July 5.1 , first his Wlll• lqlfl Rri8'.ht'• Herb kin& atrikeout S one-time BY BOB WINGETT all homered fur the u H, sea90n record In hta onl)- 1 10 1, 12, and \3. All inLenested 1 Srort> to the Chicago White Sox� I Harry Bria:ht ' t lOth-innin& •In· hfl the Dodgeri buck into hnt l Malh�ws . 1 . Brave llh l his s hit M('· ' Wally Writer place. Sports b:• ' Sentlnel year at the helm of the Jackson teams who wish to parUeipate hn The aniwer ii Barry Latman, sle rewarded Dick Donovan , 1 homer for Uie Doda:�n. i Ed Bo!ll'y's three·run homer County team . Prklr to arriving the tournament are reque�tt>n to ., ..,, ... , 'I'"•• -�--�• :1--.,,1,qitV11:.. ,, ,.,..,"f,;-'-y 1 n,''1f.ll;.''•• uew...,.,. 8 lltr■pplng rlght,h■nder from Lo• hit pitehina w th the vK'tory for en Bllyer drov� in • th ree . runs ' a ped at game. he f n l hin& t ho � maklnR ID U,e it WH r K is Calif., w Ange c p a s ix•run seventh-inning at Oak Hill lost year, Faullmer contact Dir{'('tor Say re m Mason. 1 . l t h ard the ace o 1 nt t into the la Th m to l t'Ontrovenial oo Ji t Se� o � s p bty c_ n � 2• J m al· i 1· a ll y t hat enabled the Giants lo was top assi.'lt anl at Logan high deal l k I- ood suetwo nd Toole ti Jim on tack l runs l�ree by lra1ltng ninth the ol t ed inde by his developmen g overrorne a 6-3 Pittsbur11h lead. school. TENNJS FINAL SF.T . into � 0( the major•· mo,t ef• In the nlghtrllp but ralhrcl to 1_1e cessors. , . . . that Faulkner ii reported , Cepeda also l1omrred for It Orlandu MANCHESTF.R, Engonrl 1 UPII 1 on homen by Dale Long and WJI• 1 BuU Will s ~�a_cn!K� fly 1Cit (e('ti\'e relief pll.ch&r•. 0 I thf' Giants who handed Pirate re• has betD appom1erl head football -Luis Ayaa of Chic mrl . \1 tk� . Lalman is unlikely �Yer to ----------------, 1 bef are Elroy F'ace his third loss. coach at Upper Sandusky h l I h Sangster of BriL:i it today .n th, .--,, ,Bobby Rolin won hi11 first game school. men's singes fino of tlw '.\lr.r;nHuw often do you hear the happy and time-worn say- make Clevelund tan, for�et Score them he l'ffll� t b help mlWJ,t u I " for the Giants. in city. the goC'd mad -----boy has town e "home cl that iug em Lawn Tennis TournamPnt. wrli!!s"'1.__ Sam Flanagan a tanner Pomeroy High School st U• ol some past World St!r1es glory I Ay11a wun hi, Sf"milinc :natc\ denl, has had his' name pul on the record books at Par, the _wa_y he is stopping thi:! lndl- 1 from Ahe Sega uf South Africa an.s m'a111 cold In �he late In· kersburg High �c-hool_ as a senior. . , on Friday, 6-4, s.2. wh if Sani;i�-�r Sam be an hi� sem,,r year of high school at Parkers• mngs, He S appeared m 17 g3me!, eiminuted Ja('k Frost of Mont• burg :as\ r,all. He wenl out for the buwling tea m and has I run up I 5-0 WOfl•iolll record and rey, Caif., 6-4. 6•4. s i n ce marKed up tile ht�hest score ever rol l ed by a par• 1port1 a 2.20 Hrned run aven1�- LL-...lL-- --- -- --"L-=:.I . kersburg High student. He had an intramural score of Latman acored victory No. 5 Ma; League StaDdUlgs San Fran. 9 Pittsburgh 8, night when he pitched 4 2-3 Innings nf By United P�u loternatlo■al ]89. The next nearesl compelttor had a 1 69. Sunday visitors _at the Pointer .-,;,/ Saturday '1 Probable PltcMr■ COfe . ho Th nt is by far not Lhe end of his achievement's. This one•hlt .11hutcut ball to bliat the Milwaukee at Chicago - Bur- rn!' were Mr. and Mrs. Ray American Le■gar ' . '· ": m nd Taylor and daug ler, M Dftrolt Tlgen, �4. F'ridlly 11lght Alfred-Orange defe.ated Cool• spring Sam WIS first in the state golfing tournam�nt w. L, Pct. OB dette !4-5) vs. Hobbie !4-6 ) . r � �I :• Bli KeJ until the match play. He ended third i n l e and enabl• the Indian■ to lncrea11e Cleveland 18 _660 Cincinnati at Sl. Louis - ,Jay an :r� J1hur le� Tay � ;n ville 11-1 Thursday evening in 35 _ . rs. Boys' lea11ue activity there. Bill d Ron ._.. r. �• son• , l .. losrng by one stroke. thl'ir American League lead to I Detroit 34 20 .630 11,1, c&-JJ v1. Simmon• <Ml. rfr Y� . Sari1 placed third in the state only Wednesda y morn- 1 ¼ gamet1. The vtlory, achieved '.JI 20 .608 3 i Pittsburgh at San Francisco- R31Ph Pa i n1er 11 ch1 ldren. M r. Calaway and Jerry Burke team• New York b u /: k o n r n H k 1 nl bb h k M or •· . [ :.�� �S•e�:�� �: ; }�� n���� w�o ��� r:,0 �, :n:; :av: ::�-;nd��:: : :� ::::; ' n:::; n :h:::, ::::� :;,,'"�.:y : : ,oo : �::�:i�, : • :�� � ato�� :, � ;�.:�I:.� regu lation play (or PHS T n� y graduat e f i red a 77 , edge over Detroit in the four Bob Bell doubled, Bill Knisely 26 28 ::� 91,3 (nighU-Roberts ! l•7 J Vi, Podre5 with Donni!! Roush. r Washingl.on � h n e. c n despi�c a poor start on l e · e y. ing seri toda ame end • and Eddie Shope singled ngled i;i City 2, 1 26 Kania• _469 10 (6· 1 J. sl Flanagan Wlli!i in a deadlock w1tlh two oth er i,ne West rs. R0be,�� p11 Inler and son. to M na.... 8rtii Re<'ord o out Coolvllle hitting. For und r JOta Mlnn 32 20 e Sunday'• ':■mes Virginia goUen until a sudden .1--eath play.off when he , Ryne Ouren set an AL record Douglas Johnson. spent Monday A-0 Bill Burke had a three bag19 Sl :: Chtc o on the par-four first hole Philadelphia at l..o� An11ele1 was relegated lo third place and Tuesday with Mrs. Osle Tay· ger and a double Newland smash· ven consecutive Loa �anleIe• rlking out se s., .377 iS Piltsbur,ih at San by s . l 1 20 Francisco . \or of Addison. as he :ook a bogey five. batters 11• the Los AngeIea AngeII eel a triple and two singles, Jr. is h _ !or _ tion recogni as Friday•• Reaalh Milwaukee at Chicago t2) <>a. "·m won. a handsome trophy !>@at the BOl'lton Red Sox 5. 1 aft Mr. and Mrs. Dana S, Turner, A11Lop had three singles, Jim I Cincinnati at St. Louis ( I ) fine performance in th tournaren� along r:lth b o 1 ln, 0, lwl. Wash 10 Chicag Isl ._ · a N -S defeat the er : �� 5 196�1 Shirley and Billie Heilman and - Cremeans, two singles. end Bill onors r honored "J� �he team t at won op Wa!h ID Chicago 9, 2nd. nlght - c a r i nsu r a nct b l \'ankees. beat the K mffla City e Jerry Diddle C'alled on Mr. and Calaway, a slngle. West Vlrgm1a. Los Boston I Angele 3, lst, twl s . ationw ide Mutu a l ! N n Mra. Wi II HeiIman Monday even- A-0 scored nine of lts runs dur· Whether Sam goes to college anrl cont1_nues to Athletics, 8·8, and the Washingto Loa An1,lea & Boston I, 2nd, night OffS llft protection, low Quality Ing . , ing the third and fourth innning1. swing the woods and lrnns, and throws a bowling ball Senllton won a pntr of thrtllen. New York 8 Kamu City Ii, night o-coast claim coast-t ram, 1 sh□pe slart.ed on the mound for has not been learn�d 1�cally. But chances are he would 1-0 In ID Innings. and 10-9, over Cleveland II Detroit 4_ night y plans. easy-pa , ,ervice the While Sox. plenty of v1ctones for some lucky___!Ch�o l._ I Coolville and Bob Bell finished. provide su e s ge, covera Che(k Minnesota at Baltimore night. . _ _ _ -The LO! Angele• Dodgers re. und Bill Calaway, Jerry Burke with Nationwide - the claimed first place wilh a 3-l vie- po&tponed, rain • By AmeUa Walker Burke, Douglas. Shope, Bell, and with fH1" iJ111S company tory over the Philadelphia Phil· Sat1Nlay•, Probable PHchera , Mn. Lillian Napper called on � �11, Shindeldecker. for • •eui ""' lie■. the St. Loul• Cardinals took Loi Ango!e1 at Bo1ton-Moeller Mr. and Mn. Willard Faudftle on aOCJ the Cincinnati Red1, M. the Chi- n-4 ) vs. Monbouquette 15-5). Nl!:W YORK IUPll - Ralph 1ylvania Leagu�. Sunday. [ SMITH GETS CHECKUP Houk 11 try ing to build another "A lot of people aay �t11fford cago Cubs edged the Milwaukee Kansas City al New York-Nux• Mr. and Mn, Ma rvin Co:1 ot' The Barrett Reunion wa11 held ST. LOUIS mPll--St. Louis New York Yankee championship mak�. them think of Alh� Rey• Brave1, 11-10, and the San Fran- hall ( ◄-IJ vs. "'ord (8-21 . Cliff viaited Mr. imd Mrs. rec-tntly at the park at the MilTer catcher Ha Smith 11 ln the JewWY 2,2460 referring to clsco Gionta topped the Plllsburgh Minnesota at Baltimore - Pas. Laurel Lewll Walker Monday evenina:, Cemetery with 90 relatives and , team around a staff of hard· nold11 , say, llouk, . 2nd 1 1 5 E Pomeroy lsh HO!pit.a here undergoing !II I from friends Relatives ent. pre throwing younplere, who are re- the brillianl Yankee st�r ol the Plralea, 9-6, In the Netional cual l+f;I vs. Barber !7-Sl , s Mr. and Mrs. Manning Rouih d wl mlas t hecku ' re· Leogue. Chicago at Waehington-Piizero of Pomeroy visited hi» parents, Marlon, Dnrbydale, Columbus, placlng veteran• of the •·old Ul60 1. "And Sheldon is �imply ::i:; 1c se:iet: :d lth tb Cln· . e ATIO NW I D guard" •tuU with whlch Casey markable �or a chap _ w ith .� llt- Duren, who made 011ly occasion• 10-0) vs, Hobaugh (3-3l . Mr. and Mn. Kerns Roush, Sun· Nelsonville, Wilkesville, Middle- clnnatl Reds. Smith has been I MUTUAl IM!Ut...,..C! c:o1o1PAln , . e l expenenc. ssiona tie profe �rt, Rulland. Vinton and Lana11· al starts with the Yanltee1, ltrock Cleveland at Detroit-Bell ( 4-4 ! di.y. Stengel won the AmerlcPn Lea�ue ito. OH•, CaWIMIH. Ohle ..-• .. s: stomach· with recenty troubed dur Army served Stafford t mltl - out 11 in 6 2;3 Inning, to win his vs. Bunnipt; (4-6). pennant a year ago. Mrs. Edlth Sisson and children ville attended. ,. momid sta ff mg the winter and w11,1 slow re- second game for the Angela. He or Pomeroy visited her parents, Mrs. Mabel Swa11 was an over- pains Suaday'■ Game■ _· h,. l1ouk, wha see1 r I "A hilles heel' ' porting to spring tra1nm g. · Onl Y set the new Je\lflO ! M d M Al mark Minneaota Mr. and Mrs. Hanl!CJn of Holter, SLUl· night gue!t o r. an ni. va at Boston (21 88 the poten 1 • 1 thee h8rd•hitling now is he roundlng into top Corm. straight strikeouts by (annlna: Los Angeles at New York (2) day. Swick, Linda, Wanda and Tony. preven d l th.it cou G r. n· d M an rs. M d M uy ing an r1. Swlck accompanled her moFrank Malzone, Peto Runaels, Chicago at Baltimore 1 2) Shelden &eady Performer Yankees from taking the flag ln . Mrs. Vernon ther, Mrs. Swan, to Mason c 1��· family and Mr. and hii fint ,eaaon aa manaa:er, hai Sheidon, who amazed expert■ Jim Pagllaronl, Don BIid.din, Kansas City at Cleveland (21 Bing and family of Bradbury vii- W. Va., to have dental work , . , 6•ticklng on the Yankee Mike Fornleles' Chuck . Scbnling WeMington at Detroit (2 1 · vuterans bY even relegated WorId s,rltl■ Jted their parent■• Mr. and Mrs. Adra Swick and Wanda Ci:i. •1:lo ______ Art l)itmar and Bob Turley to roster until the 11tart of lhe cum• and Gary Gelger. Schlllmg, Paa· Albert Baer, sundaY pent n evening with Mary Luthlar and i ar led Yutriemskl Nal!Mal C l Lea,ue palan, baa won two gameJ and cn aecond·l ·,ne rote, · : tt o .,1,. ..t•hit aU■ck In � Sox, ele u-g -a_..a W. L. Pel GB Mr. and Mn. David Ho er and ey. • In their places he 11 elevating lmpreaaed with his steady per- lL••, am ell y er I II of Ch I I •-• hi par Y 11uru • Elmer Wildman pa1-.. Mn r"' · ia:tne t wIth Iwo hi'· _ ,,,llje • 1es he fl ., "' each· ,......., 22 · Rub stufford· rt0kl1 Roland Shel- fonnanceii in every outing. S2 1193 •· u · .... en �r. and MI'll. HanBOn HoIter away after a hn1errn1 ·11 · 1 neg In 30 21 ·588 1·'dun. Jim Coates ad Ralph Terry Coate1 bad a 13·3 record In Roger MerIt hit hiI !Ith homer Clnc1nna1-1 Monday. She WU ho1pital. Sprina:field • San Francisco 19 22 ·589 l1rii tu key a■algnment• along wlth un but started thl• year in the VllltinJ Mr. and Mra, Lewil the former Mae Bell Sheets of th11 Pittsburgh 25 23 .S2l 31,ii Walker over the weekend Wl!rt vetert;n clutch-lefty Whitey ford. bullpen. He worked bl• way out Road. She was burDEALER POR . , . , uis t. v with and five 24 24 ,500 5 Mrs. Joale Rhodes, Mrs, Elol.se Danville-Eno lctorlo1 with ll o( men 8 Lo younger I.hi "l hav-' ll Ccmettiry Miller . i led Milwaukee 2Z 2G ,t58 7 Mankin and childrell, Mr. and worktid Into a rotation." eaplain• one more aa a starter, now at.and, R R Du Jt and Vic nd Chicago 20 30 . 400 10 Mrs. Roy Curtis of Pomeroy, Vlr' 8-2. at eCaloric and Welbilt Ranges eGlass Llned pilot Ralph, ''and they ll continua CLUB TO MEET T� � �r andSO:'rs S aw Philadelphia 17 , 3l ·354 12 gU Walker of Bashan and ;'1'· that way until It'■ proved they Terry, perhaps the mo1t gifted Ou�. Portland, called �n F,be; will club arde� The h lligbt G ltl Water Heaters • Empire Furnaces • Armand Mrs, Willard Faudree";...___ meet Th ursday evening at the can't do the job. Frankly, I'm of the four, hae been lnoon1l1tent; Carpenter and family SWW " Fr� • Resll IO Chacago 11 Ml waukee Mrs. Cecil Nelaon of i..;nealer home of Mn, Ben Neutzlin1 wltb yet he lhon • ptirled ,_. 11lat1 Joann Dobbilta of cotumbl confident they won't fall." • strong and Empire Circulating Heaters, vl1lted her allter, Mrs. Clara Baer M l.... Ethel and Clara Garland Aver•t• N vnn for the sea11>n. He wai 10-8 last UIUife and I..eellnl Brewer .. st. Louil t Cincinnati 4, nl1ht and Mr. a.'"ld Mra, Cbarlet Baer, Stalford, Sheldon, Coatu and year and wound up by throwlna mnpaued M.ra. Dorothy Dunt·to Loi Angeles 3 Ph Ua 1, night as co-hostesses. There wm be a W 1· er Terry av11•&• 1 mere M year1 tbe home nm ball to Bill Maz - Pl. Plea18I1t, to visit Mrs. Durst·• "Ga, DoN l1 Beller For Le11" plant 1ale. �� S: W 1ke r p for the a t i r J c -"9 _ IM s nt wf�ai wi!er°Et :'.:=::..:.:==--.. !an��:l ;1�ta1:r./� ;ti,:� � ;:1�: in � tly, D t tpe t Jyn, Mr. .,,d M · an · • By U11Ued Prn1 lnt,el'Dllliotlal ;:: ry and Sheldon. 11ch �. rotmd Art Dltmar, the hll aerlel di• centJy. lei and Larry, Mr, and Mn. · N.U.nal Leape out a colk!Cllon of youna Dlft8en appointment, failed in elabt 1lartl Freda Mkldle1wart called on _ WY,24116 Biddle, Allen and Calvin, M:re. POMIROY whom Houk lnilib are ;ui: 11 before Houk aurMOOered. And Maxine Dural Sunday ITI!ning. Player il CIU G. AB R, H. Pat. Mrs. George Daer and Mrs Annlw Miller, Mn. Emma Ledlie IOX 411 Charltl Baer visited Mn. Ee.ri good n, the famed ''Kiddy Corps" Turley ho,an't been a con&l:ltent Mr. and Mn. Roy J'ltch and Moon, L.A. an�d� f4 H8 28 53 ,318 J'ncker amd ,on TuesdaJ tvenlng, ! Sb�lr�ley !_ . ______J,,.,....,!!l!l!.,.O!!!!mB""'""'""""',.,,""""""""""""""� of Paul Rkhards and the Belli· performer 1inct hie 2l•vittory cl!Udren were recent SUffll of Hoak. Pitts. 46 189 :IO S6 .38 Mr. and Mr,. Bob C01art, Port• Atron, MIL cnmpnlgn In 11158. more Orlolt,s. 48 198 32 M .3" "I'm not bc!iUUn[l lhe Oriolllll' Still, they wer11 tht (ellowa Sten• land. 51 193 31 65 ,3S7 Santo, ChL ata(f, " Houk l1 quid, lo point out. iel relled "n when the IOU'I was Mrs. Ina VanYeter and Rocky Mathwa, Mil, 41 188 35 82 .sP "'But I am saying I like my toush and lt took (!Clllrap by called on Freida and Iva Carpen- PIMon, Cin. 51 199 28 86 .SD ter, Sat J young pitchers." Houk t(I ahelw them In (avor of Mr � eventnc. Clmnle. Pitta. 48 191 S2 65 ,m ltn rd Mn l 4 w o a Stufford und Sheldon ara N1 vounaater•' , Altman, Chi, 35 124 12 41 .311 - H 1_ t . _L� plNlli.a., •• ,ome ro1.1p,,cls the mo1I Intny . uin . 11 · Arid the man who'1 now at tlw Illd •!ul drtn V1JJ11ed b"" -.,yer, SI, L· 48 l.M '(1 59 · 311 BJ Mn. A, llarr l M and M rs. R B Al en · · ' re- Oonals. Phil. 40 121 19 ◄O .31'1 Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Searle• and of the four youthful ritiht-handcn. helm of the Yanktu ba1 a larp \, Uard•throwin11, confident Statfonl aupply af cour•a•, for he II .:. for.\merleu i.ncue Mn. Tommy Searlel and dl11ghce:lbett Lawaoo II IJ>lftllll'II • • . 24 e Yank n the 1960 Bal. 32 121 45 :m ter, Lecia, of Huntln,t(m, W , Va, beJped th � I n:�r ma)or al Ranaer fnmt In few day■ r11rlou,h from the u. s. Branrll, :ttret.ch run hilt Slenge1 feared to Wor 1 war 11. Anny with ht, parent•' Mr• and Pllnlll. CJ■v . 49 I06 3S 74 .369 ealled on Mn. Alpha Oarr, Mon______ 1·1ak him with key »tarting 11155 180 40 M ,316 day. Cuh, Det, Mrs. John Law,on, 1ignmenta in the World Serles. DOOOER8 iu-1!:T WINDHOI.N E w ud lJll D ily, Romano Sl 181 N 61 .stl Mr. and Mra. Cllfford and Clev. , · Mn. l a a J y and Shelden came out of nowhertH>r J..OS ANGELES CUPll-Tbe Lo1 da Roush, were ,uut, of Mr. and Twnplt, Clev. IO IN 211 m .318 Reilph Bolen of Sidney, Ohio, rather fl-om lhe Unlv11nlly t>f Anaee• Dodger■ have acquired Mn. Jame■ AutherlGn, Sunday. Kubek, N,Y. S2 217 31 71 .317 IPfDl Saturday nl&ht with lhe C. Connect.Jcut and UNI Clau D A.It- the contract of outlieder Gordon Mr. and Mn. Jacob VanMeter B.Rebnln. Bal. M Ill SJ 61 ,3,a C, Bolen family. bum club of tbe New Yo1•k.Pem1- Windborn from lhtlr farm cub al. celebrated tbeJr 6Srd weddinR an- Gentile, 8al. 41 llO n 47 ,SU Mrs, Dall• Blupman of Gah1111111, Mn. IJoale s..r11 of •• Omaha. Windhorn, wba proba..., nivenary Sunday, JlllNI 4. -m, ..,, · 4T 111 . II fl ·• tukala and Mn 'Floule Phillip■ wl be utUud 11 • pinch hitter, Shan and Garry Weli'.s are vii- Kilbrw, Mbm. 42 He 18 � were �lien at t.ang■of Men's currenty eada the Amerl<"an A• ltlng Mr. and Mn. Rudy Dunt Rome Bui Ille MondaJ Nadtu LHpti - C e P e • lo v IOCiaUon Jn hoffll:r■ wth to and and Taddy. Several f� of tile LlnP, l ta i>atllnl .R Ollvt Talbott called on Lau:1 Olanta te: Mathew•. Brave1 tli ville chlllm met ll flle blllnl of Weill, Mondoy, Roblnton, Rods H: Bamk,, Cubo; 11,, lloltffl Felly, llul· llu Mr. ud Mn. Bud Qluuen, May■• Olanta; Freese, Red1i berry MEllN WITR JACKSO:, Height.. Polnero1, p· • en10 __ pr . Pl'ITSBURGH lUP11 - Tony camp an4 41uaht,Ha, WINI !'lo Moon, Dodgers, all 11. � a pot1uek npptf, Aft.tr the Jaclt:se.a rif SI. John·• o( Bronkya cent pe■tl "' Mr. Md Mn. L. a. Amerlen Leape-Mari■, Y• ineal a film WU lbowa of BDIJ PANCO SOLES wl t■k wlth Lenny Ulman. own- Glueaencamp and �• keea 11; Mllffl.le, Yankees 18; Col- Graham In a farel,p eauntr,, Atr. JIN , R Sun 1burgh t of PI 1Vilo, Tl&erl 15; o.ntlle, Orlolol tending .... Mr, ad JIN, 1111', II -. - .::, anti ••·· OIi Ir h< U S daup d1y ■bout hi, ohonce, ,r peylnl H; Ca.... Tllln ti, montl - anti ..,_ Lo1'17 ad MlDDLI.PORT witb the American B1akttoa IRI hll panmi,' r. "'"' Mn. A. - Ba'1tt la stevie, Mr. and Mn., Carl Oolb)' C. Brew« ond Dml. , ag • C b P • d NLeond Ronnie, Mr. aod llt'I. J• ... a • Le · "'° � � �� ".'.':___ cu��ue� li,.,.0!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.!!..'.�� 1 Giants 44: A,ro._ e..... 411 i... lllclq,, Bnl!da and Bnnl, Rol>lmoo. Rid, .., IIQI, Oiala> Mr. ond Mn. Alpba Borr, 5a, Pontiac action ! Wide,Traolr. balance ! , Incl lllb, lln, 11a1 _Lync,b, car.. 311: Mathew,, er,,.. 14. tom• ■-pt I• Ihm tb1t .Anrnaa � OIi»or11. binatioa of luullo wl Jwulli1t1P l,;atalina o1a •; Cub, naen "' YOUR CAIPiU 'f....... 45: Montie, v.- ... WILL LOOI( NIW ma1r.eo it ...,. Y- ....... .... it irllO'lltl W- a4 Doi\' p.., Colo lto, Tl... .. v WHIN Y® l'tlllliblt. See Wm -� t- Da!ly Sentinel , Pomeroy -M iddleport , U., June 10, l\tb l j THE SPORTS DESK OHHS Coach l!:.'. Quits Post Around And About Middleport I J I ," t ' Sam Flanagan Has Blossomed Into West Virginia Row ling, G lf Sta r �u I ha , � ; West Shade Socirty News = ���,:�.�� F fR News Events TODAY'S SPORT PARADE .� ' A-0 Boys Run O,.rer Opponent By 11•1 S ,----, · ;��- CHOICE _Sl ;r or 1ou!� 2 MILLI ON CAR OWN [�S �!! Yo� .' ------ Oanv1'lle ·a1 Notes \ ' I " , ''Let 's Da nce LEARN" IT'S FUN T. MAX WARD I ,, .....,, R !{I.I • ' Summer Enrollment St�119 In: e Tap ■ • Acrobatics • Baton Twirling Also Summer BallrNm Class Now Enrolling. C1une Includes: NOWI Oty I l '\ Convenience Beyond The Gas Mains With - - - - � ) �:.e: ... ;:. LEADERS !;:r;hev:� :. � 'ii i � ' • s·-� • c WORK SHOES and'Mn. , to '' , l8"1h' Shoe Store * i.o:i _, 8: Harrisonville items Of Interest __ ..._ .. _. .. ',NEISPIPERS, ILLlllffl! 'IVhJ ...,... 111)' 11. 'llNt ,-s -'< - N- ....-. ­ tian • tW h1HIIIICI b1D1aa m M, P9dnl. Ddln■ •11 ..... lllordl:, -- Tlw, ..,..i. llttdprt N; 11..W!I, � ..I; .. .... . - -· Ca_, Cobo M, lln. - - Ill coolln- • - teqa - a...,, Ito ad .. a ........ ....,...., llor <11w t4: I_, lnclim,a Mt - !I • WIii IGllt Aft., 1t1aA1, 'l'lpr, •t: Fd. Y...._ Colamltol 10, Cllllo. Sbo wDI Ito N; Nutlblll, Mlllolloa 6-1 1 'IJ)'llil. - ,.. - - ... will Wlt,tlo 11oz 4-1. ,> . appnclalo cardl ancl leltm fflJ llr, • 11n. _.,. Ol!a, �-� �11111!' �.: • o , , o M II T l l · J T ' Ofllce Bouri: l,t,c to D <ClNe at N- on 'ffian,. u.& Qnrt &t.l' �oj ·.· ,., ' Piton, LY 3-4550 I .i I, ' NEW . There �th included In thll , room group for Just $595. .. U- �'Y. OHIO - B ICYC LE S It's hard to get alonr without a range ' and a refrigerator Is almost a nec,-,es1lty. IUY ON OUI CONVINIINT Y11MS - IIOO 1. IWN ST, . OWURLITZl!R eBALDWIN and OTHIR PAMOUS IIIANDS Athtns, Ohio IE Dl ·O OI ­ LI V, I I G 1 0 0 1 KI TC H E N - , ,· PIANOS ·' DUKE N. W. COMPTC)N, 0.. 'D,' :::.=:; :;,:= _,._ a.--- . . . dobil � npu w,n ., 11, 99 Morrl1 A... ae1111:a COMPANY AIJtO BLAmNAR . ,,. Dome C:O.■altatlon Bollget Terms DILES RADIOEAR CO. wt,:H c�as IHillT LAUNDIUU' J:. B■ttorlH ■ml information ¥ Dutton Drug StoN, Middltport, 0. 0 I , '' Heari ng Aid Service DCMT YOUIIILI' HO$T l11r.ll new lly sfepltlllf In at tur lhNlle at • • • 1 1 1 W. SECOND ST, POMEROY Around Th11 Ciock e ·* toPD Meigs County School of DalCt T Free ,;,, l-i Baker Furnitu.re MIDDIIPOll' . "· . 1k..,.;':7f�"'f_p;;.:•:.,,:., -�.. ~. •K·�:q_ .-.;;..· '.�:�;, eCh a Cha Cha eRhumbe eTango Richard McDowild. in1t.ruclor and uwDff, ,raduat.e of Ille Jact St.anJey School of Dance, or N"' York at,. THE SHOE BOX MIDDLll'OR ews teJDS ,_ e Polka $1 5.99 Langsvil} N e Jitterbug IY'DR. leHOLL Th& CNNm•beip color blends with all your costumes. Lea ther sole for suµport, cool­­ ness, comfort. Available in any si!e combination. G A L E N S . B R O W N , D E A LE R 0 e Waltz e Fox Trot Neu, With•U, ! Summer Oxford Stiversville �, BEGINNERS INTERMEDIATES ADVANCED AND . SCHWINN s39,,5 up US ED We Bep■!'I" Ally Make _ PARTS AND ACCESSORIES OF AU KINDS ' �, ..,. _ ._._ ..,. ______ ,. _ ..,.. _ _ _ .. .. , .. ... .. - . ... . . .. , .. .. .. .. �· � , � ' ' _ . . .. ., -. .' • • , . • • '� • - • �.� -- '"f �:!"-�·�...-�.; ·�........._..... �..> -. :: .... . ......?' _ .....-� � � · � �� � :·•: •: . ,_,,_..,__ ◄..---.. • • . . .. . . ,v- - • I Dally Senllltel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport, 0., June 10, 1961-7 I Mi>,, . 1., Ann Rife ha■ em, ployment at Ohio University In Atht111, Larry Rife returned home Sa� urday evening: after spending • week with his brother, Mr. and Mn Robert Rife and dau•••·r, Bobbie, at South Charleston. Mr . and M l'I. Ch arle, A . ! Jack ) Rife and family spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. Ethel R',fe and so•• ,.. and at•-•-• 1.c:nVftl the alumni banquet at c.oJumbia High School. 11-iey spent Sunday afternoon with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Rife and family. Other eallers were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rife and family of Guysville, and Richard Lee Rife. Miss Wilma Johnston of Wilkesville, spent Sunday with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Emory Johnson and Addi�. Hershel Justice has !wen ill. Mn. Goldie Cooper of c.,....n. ter, Mn. S.rah Rife and Mrs , Faye Wood, local, eaUed on Mrs. Ve11a McCumber in Wilkesville, Friday. Mn. McCumber is se rlously ill with eancer. Mrs. Myrta Rife or Will«>sville is spending a few days with her .son, Mr. and Mrs. 0. M� �ife, of ter. Mrs. Frank Townsend and Mr. of Wilkesville called on Mr. and Mrs. Georse Saxton Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. R.avm"nd ,;,••~ ThnmSPand sons of Langsville spent Sur day with her mother, Mrs. Freda Bowen and family. Mn. Ruth Wells and children of Wilkesvi lle spent Monday with · M rs. Juantta Saxton and fami Iy. Mrs. Ethel Rife and 900, Jemes Dale spent Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Martha Wnrd, at Morgan Center. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Carter of Gallipolis called 00 Mrs. Ethel Rife Sundav ClVening. Richard Lee Rife and Mrs. Ethel Rife were business callers in · · Sunday evening. Tu ppers Pl ams James !'ale Rife spent Sunday night wit h Burni e Bowen. Mr. and Mrs. Ik e Barrett and family have moved to S t rongs Run. __ __ ____ WANl ...., .. Os I II Buckwheat j News Events I Racine Soc1e • ty Notes I (9) ..- I n- c--==C'"'.:-=-:===�� II r., I I I . '1, FOR & I ' ':�J BL�EfJNAR'S . ° I NOTICE -------- coz r - --· -- I����������= be _ 1 I I ,.- I I I I -�=�-- , ......., ==-��- �=�---- I ... .. Leqal Notic-e aaclnf, '"' ,o•• 8:i�· ====-==-·-===-c�=� Chi/'., Terms! .. �,;k .- ILL ,,i rJi ' •·\�"..''�'' · . . ___ 1' ----_J .... Ads. ____ · an■ . 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Lift •- ' ---- 1 Ma ..,,_ .......... ..== ·- ....... --- 11._ .. _ 24 H O U R TOW I N G 'i.': :IOlp I -., FQlt f R E_ E, . . . KINT STIJDIQS Of DANO #IJI N/IF fffl 1'111 IIIMtfl/ l',"i!:, GRADUATES . Of Send A. feG :=� :;��.��': ... Treuurer DOlflf L...... &Otd - ung Bottom News, Events • •• A -mltnll (oolloW 12. Letur U. Cllln- NOTICE ,.M. ,, .....,,........ V� BARBER SHOP 0, Shau t.Wll't U CldnMI w,,flht llf, 1111.io 19. ;.lloo4 IO. � ll. 0lrl'1 •leknama 92. Inm. � lll. llratll ·· - Social Noles . . •1111,......,, •• , 1ll. In41m .. W\qllt , 11. Pwt Gl • ._ _.,.. tilt body , 1.-u4 18- - Carm · el ' ·Soc1"rt'l' News L!J_ -1,a 1 � \l'0}f pen I 1.Ro- DAILY CROSSWORD •�•• •n McArthu, anrl Mrs CJ... Knmt of Radcl11ft, Ohio, ..-1tre Sunday ,i.sltors of Mr. and Mn. Feed Tuckennan and dalll!>ln and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hanln�. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ScarC berry and family of , ·ta,t J allo, W. Ca. wert Saturda, evf!ning vilitors of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hotlield. Mr. and Mra. Orville Elam of Wesl Vlrg,·n,·, are ,-nd· r- ,ng ••· UIII' week wllh their son Jack Elam. Mr. and Mra. John Jayne!!!. Mr. and Mra. Paul Jaynea and son1, Mr. and Mrs. Donul!\I · -, Arnett, Mrs. Ro)' Reber, Mr. and Mra. Floyd Cottrell and son. M rs. M arie Jaynes and '1aughter and Judy Mr. and Mrs. Harvey LetUI, all from Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Cant er . Reba and Bobby, o( Glouster and Mr. and Mn.. Eugene Trompson and Gina Marie oI Eagle Ridge Road - ""'.. visitors of Mr. � Mrs, Glenn Thomp son. Mrs. Hazel Bur ton of Mnson City, Mr. and Mrs_, Clar:>n, Sh"'° mate and Jan:et aod Gloria, visit,. ed Mr. and M rs. Joe HatDeld and family an Sunday. Mr , lllld M'l'I. Clintm Gilkey anii family of Harrlsonvilhi 81¥, Mrs. Harold: Gillogly and Victf wert ' visitors of theIr parent.a, Mr. and Mrs. LincoIn R usseIL - LE FO (201 B USI NESS R-SA - -f CE S ELECTROLUX VACUUM Cleaner -�-SERVI ----with altichment, including paint ;.m coNOmONING. REFRIGspray . Originally sold for over ERATlON 11«\'lce. aci'1 a. Mrs. Fem Norris was ho;d e,.. ! J S 100 00. Pay off last 6 paymen ts ! Tu@sd.ay evening J une 6 w hen the frlgerattoa. New Haven. Pbooe " Bap t ist Sunday School Class No. o of 16.50 per month or $35 00 TIJ • 11y S.ralo M. Rife FOR CONSISTl!NT DE PENDABLE RESULTS . cash. Phone WY 2·21.04. .-, _. .. 3 met at her borne. : Mr. a�d Mrs Gtlorge Sai:ton RATES . AVCl'ION'EEB 6 10 6t c • cfinu �r worel, oor Lo1ertaun M Ill.I mum cbar&e- -60 Mrs. Letha M�ms , �sident , and la mily spent Sunday evening -----, , ·t, bi ce[]lJ per word {ur t hr« consecutive insertion.&. Comp'9&e Se"kti o_pened �e met!ting �Ith devc- with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence CanSINGER ELEc'tRI C PORTABLE .S°"c111J une muotb lor :tO cents �• wurd C..Bradhml hons using Th! Beatitudes for ode of Carpenter RD. �· uu rate of 4 cent.Ii pet •urd will De charged for adSewing Machine complete with WrUe• Pltom °' Co.cad " · zag, monoher theme, foJIowed bY a sho·, Mr. and M rs. Jerry Bowen and " . 1�ma: ll oot oa1d WJ th tn lO days aft er re<:t! iYJDd• blll. a ac men s to 1.1g 11 h 1 l. C. BRADFORD· Rae1ar· Oba. business session when the cla'is son, David, of Canal Winchester, ·. �rurs ID •d Yerllllhi Sbould be reported 1mmed11tely. g r am. palch imd make button- I _ 1:, 11, Sentinel wtll 00 1 be responsible for more than voted to donate :525.00 for the nt>w i1pe�I �unclay wi th rela t ive11 here. Radle n Senlce holes. Pay _ oH balance $37.50 or I :i, ,rrec1 1oseruon David 1s rome on a 30-day le.ave emergency truck 1 ,: Of Tbankl and Spec1.& J Notices of t.:nnu, $1.20, t t> rms if desired Phom· WY 2· 1 All M.u.a • from tilt> N avy. He w,·u report ·. o , ,: 5U ""ord m1n1mu..-n Each add1t10nal word, le. T e reign of Solomon was the h 10 6 t e 6 2204 . Phone W '1'•2·tzll -- - � __.J by Mrs. Ethel Smittl Norfolk · V a. Obllu3rlt'!I pubhsbed If l cent per word. subject u-.i . 1'V Stampa a■ all R.epalr SINGER SEWING MA CHINE . I 1 IIO. WORDS 1 DA y 3 DA VS 6 DAYS Mrs. Faye �ood Is spend111g I a or program. . f E. OhJD Main SI Pemeroy. , IOI . lovely blond <' onsole, likf' new lfii 60c acic Sl .35 $4.50 daugh�r . two weeks _ wilh her Cleland I During the so<' ial hour, M ...j. zo 60c S t 20 t l .80 $6.00 Equipped lo make b uttonholes . k'� Mrs. Beml<;@ Bowen and. family 7x � SJ..50 $2.2' 17.50 .f..18-tlc · Norris. served r'!freshments of dam . embroidery and sew in ' · 1 s st Canal WmcheSler. cream , cake. ('()fl ee, 1ea. mm zippers. Assume last IJ paymen ts Ad• 1ece1ved bJ 10 A. II will brt In tbal day·, .,..__ t-HEATING and PLUMBING of $5.80 per month. Guaranteed. I and nu t s to Mrs. Milton w011, . , Mrs. Madeline Pickens and niet-e PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 Phone WY 2-2204. t 10 6h• Mueller furnaces I Mrs. Mau d Yr;ung. Mrs. Irh ol' Charleston. W. Va. Arnold Brother, . , Howell. Mrs. Frankie Neigl� r , Mrs. Esta Eatnn ...,,e,ed wo,.d ENT 1 4 F •, ( , Le R Oh; y , . Pom E, . · . 81 , Mal■ Ill e o o Es Mrs R Mor is, tha Mrs. � c,..._JI ___ =,,.,.L" �=-s ::--- ,---,:::,:::,-= :::S :::E lC ::: :::T '--� F� of t� birth of her grP.at•grandN0 ( l;:):-=:-: OR A , Eaton, Mrs. Ethel Smith, Mrs. F U R N I S H E D DOWNSTAIRS PhoDl' I\'\' !-!449 son m Charleston hospital, Tue ">R&MITB A.ND PEB1 COIVTRO. 40 BUSHEL CORN, 300 1:i-:i. 1e; good Apartment. Phone WY 2.2359, 6-7,trc Ura Morris and one guest. Mrs Parents of the new bEa•Jy day. hay, G. A. Deem . Racine. Phone Fat1t- Free iallp,edloa. lnaur• Middleport , Ohio. 6 9 3tc Lillian Jividen. and �rl Lewis Johnso� Mr, are .. tar, NatlHtrkle. Photlf' II. WI 9-2228. 5- J . ' tp. FOR RENT: AfARTM ENT with A J:iA PPY MAR RIAGE STAR TS ' with loYe and professional Gtlests of Mrs Esta Eaton here �he �ad�at1o!'l clas� of 0� 10 aM 4. Serriu S&atlor W t I- VENETIAN BLINDS. WINDOW thre£ rooms and bath. Phone laun_dry service. Send u11 your to attend the fuueral of her ,.fa. U�1versity mclnded Miss Jamci, ta ....._.,. blinds and ,hadei. Porch ValWY 2•5!41. 5 1 tfc l family bundlf" for pleasing re- ter, Mrs. Bertha Wickline, were \\iolfe a11d Mrs. nelores KraeuH - , -· IEE us FOR FEED NEEDS AND lance. "\Wnings .and Shades. 3 ROOM APARTMENT, Wolfe of Radne. \\ IT H sulb. Flat work returned spark- ,1 r. Albert v lost. daugh ter. Mr ,. Mld.leport Dale Wi'ppel Supply, 21,;_V ,...,'.n ·,on• Cucem Grladiag , b·th Easl M a m . SI • WY 2·2381 a lm� clean, smoothly ironed. Helen McDebbitl and Mr anii Bibles were i:,rf'sentOO to Hi �I · · Feed MUL a a u Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio. 5-17_30lc. 6-7-3tc ShJrts professionally finished. , Mrs. Ch ar Iey y(,s1 · a11 O1 · E 0�,1 I school graduatfls at The Fkst P-1CK - v·01 -JR O\\'fl STRAWBER 1948 AL MA HOUSE TRAILER, 2-9 Free p ·tc kl up. Phone : R0b '18· I ' Baptist Church bi Rev . A. R . Mf' -n------l oh · Si I M L E-AND I riea. 25 cents 1, Q'.!Brl. Pe·�• I 00 M H00,feet lon g , 8 feet wide, t h r ee EIGHT Cauley, pastor, Lo R uth Ann p�. rooms. $600 <'ash. conla"I · room house ·· One .,•. room I Parb-1 . t.aureJ Cliff. 6-7-Stc � fla r- si•ven rel, Carmen Salser and Bill Lake. old E. Gilmore. Route 2, Porn- ap·ar tment Al!lO New 5 room ' . . Rev. Arthur !\It-Cau ley condu.:�O PENING OF BARBER SHOP, eroy. 6 5 61c �ouse wi th garage and aundry ed Baptistmal Service SuncLi� 1 Reeclsville, Ohio. Hours 9 a. m. : ,n base__ ment . A. N. Bengel. Ph• - - Ju ne 4 at Pome roy Bap• ; st to I p. m, on Wednesday and I I M0N'WS BULL. Ch.irliJbe- WY 2..ucu,. 2-3-l r 1 chu rch. A largt' sroup of mem Thursday. Owner-Grant Smith. Her-fwd breeding, User) Corn ' hers of Racine (hurdi nttende(' . 8 12 3\p Planter. ?hone SH 2·4''". '""' Gle,,n APARTMEN'l'S - Furnished ancl Mrs. Harry Pkk.ens anrl Mi!.S Mrs. Dou glas Circle and Slln, Vance, fU. I, Middlepor t. Ohio. (2) CARD O F THANKS mfumll'lhcd McMasiers. MiddlePhyllis Wigal Wt Monday morn· Larry, and Florence Circle called 6 29 12tp port Pbr,n WY2•282L :t-H e ng, delegates t..:i the annui.l coo· I WOULD LU(E TO EXPRESS OIi Mr. and Ml'fl. Buren Duncn ference of the Methodist churcn my appreciation to all my 5 ROOMS ANO BATH, basement PASTURE RF.NT. Vktor of Clifton, W. Va, and garage. See Lester Russell, Swain, Rac ine, 0tiio. 8 6 Gtc friend11 and relatlves for their g o ue Sf.t. Weekend Mr. 8 f � MJ. and Mrs, Carl Elder and --· Pleasant Ridge, Pomeroy. kindneu In sending letters and Mrs. Ben Pelrl"l were Mr . .an I Mr. and Mrt. teo.l 2 ROOM Effidency , -: : partmenl auf(hter. d 5 31 30tp canh lo cheer me dur ing rny Mrs. Bernard Wilson of Youn -:!!· -- . furnished. C::ill WY 2·54 1:f. daughter ef Belpro and n Toothma extended stay at Veterans Hos• F O R ALUMINUM AWNINGS •wWTI, Ohlo. M rs Rose Ma IU uf Cir.cle liomt 6 6 l3tp douglas the visited pital in Huntington, Frank Mur· Re•ldentlal and C-Ommerclal Hyannis, Nebra!lka and Mr. a.a•) Day, Decoration on A 10 Ile ray. Combination Scrttn and Glass EIGH'l' ROOM HOUSE and seYrn Mrs. Waid Richards or North --Mr., and Mrs. Jamel! Werry re,, • ,..Iumlnum Slorm 0oors and j room house. Also nrw 5 room Long Beach, CaHfornia. ) rned 10 lllinola laal week a/let u . l (6} LOST FOUND Window,. Call WV 2•3748 Day hou se. A. N. Bengel, Ph. WY 2_ _ _ Joe Br.inker Mite red Mount a•IJ visit with Mr. aol days a few· 6 6 tfc or evening , King Bnllders Sup- :ti72. L(IST YESTERDAY, one earring, BusineSI ('.t,llege, ParkeraState Holter •Md famta,.. h omas T Mrs. l ply Company . s 26 J <Nc _ __ _____ three JeaYes and penrl, about bur "M ial' Jn-in , W. Va . .\fonday Jun e 5 l called on Rog rs. P 1iu of dime. Phone WI 9-3032. r---.,;.....;.______, 1 F(lR RENT Ar FORKED RUN Mr. and Mn. Homer Brlnter of berta Lee, ""·-•-. ......., L.ike, 4 room modern (urnitih,·d 6 8 3tc Los Vegas , Nev•da are 1ue,1, of '58 Volkswagen hou.s,. w,11 sleep •. By day, week Mr. and Mn. George Circle an4 Mr. and Mrs. J1.ne Brinker and - ,a-I- AUTO SALES or month. Ph. Chester 985-3:136 dapghter of Kanawha City, W. $ 1 ,095 o ther relatives for the summer, n. Brow Walll'r or confacl 111@' Rambler 2 Door. One l oca l ow r, er. visited with Mrs. Mary ·ctre1e • Mr3. Christine Lake and sc,r, Reedsville, Ohio 6-7..fi!c World Slar;dard of Compa(!I Sunday, Bill retu� Mo'1day after ...... '59 Pontiac _ $ 1 ,795 _ -Ezctllen.. I days m ColurnbuB on.lilJiisines, J Va 2 Door Sed a n . On e lo · FOR RENT, WILL LEASE, furnBtg tar room, ride and perform1 Mr. Charles CA ldweU'llld siat1 !' ished or unfurnished. J six room cul owner. Be11utifu l all uee. IIDall car eeoaom, _,._d Mrs. D. H . Robeso� and dnugh. Mrs. Carl · Shlmp of Wheell ug whi tt" rlnlsh. hou!'le on Micldlepol't Hill. Phone mu •erabtllty. t e r , Mrs. Gary 8armt7., attended 6 8 12tc ...� �..., spon son--d by thl' R1ve n.·1pw PTA . spent Sunday with their aunt WY 2-263{1. See the wedding o( Miss Nancy E�ery�ne interested be t the Mni. Sybil Miles who accompa!1'. Opening Of Mfflopettua Moton CARHIER WANTED FOR Sugar Rhodes and Mr. Ralph Scott al rv 1t- w grade school Sund ay led lhem home for two weeks v R POMEROV Exi'ellent 1 e 2•slory · • E. Mata Btreel, Pomeroy Run District. Apply at The Daily the Methodist Church of Wellston POMEROY frame, 9 rooms !living room, June 1 1 from l to 3 o'clock for vls't PlloDlt WY 1-1870 11 6 tf Sen t inel omce. _ TV room, dining room, kitchen arrangeml'nts. EvNy one 1,._ :·r>st- �las Virginia Thom�n ltft Sunday even ing. Miss Rhodei'!l and f ti Uc j r,,,�------="'-"----'"-"""--..J I --__ Reedsville, Ohio --------with b1-eakfasl nook and 1h ed In taking part is reque,.;ted to •SUllday for her home at M .a , Mrs. Barn 1ti . were room mates at AVERAGK HOUSE 'fHEATED SLEEPING ROOM. 409 W. M11in i mi Rio Grande , .�llege · 6 tp Casci. Mrs. bath,-down. Second floor has be there. !O J HOURS: 9 A.M. to 6 116'7 STUDEBAKER. Priced to for TemJJtes, $50. One room St. Florida after �p<ndlng the pa;;I Mr. and Mrs. HarIey JOh nson . _ 5 bedrooms plenty of closet . The llom Rally annual e and treated for ) --· Roaches. $U etc., 9. N Wl or . 9-329'2 WY Phone NII. with Mr. and Mr� � were Tuesday visitors of their Wednoodey & Thurodlr o ( 1 7) HE LP WANTE D I room, 2 bathroo�s ; one bed- coming Day will be held lit lhe �� W�;:::t· 6 9 tJtc Average lawn sprayed, $4.95; 9080. R. J, Mrs. and daughter, Mr. room has a dressmg room and F jrst Baptist churcll in Rutland . AYerage Vegetable Garden. -Owner, Grant Smith Mr. and Mrs. T. G. l-11llclore ancl Murphy ar,d family of �gan. , two l'IIM FORD 4 door Coun t ry Sedan. DEN RK E MA WO GAR L . : bath fl I House llas full basemcnl, S S $5 es, rg Tre s und y Eve 2 June l llh, Rev Samuel reen c up. . 95 : daughter, Mrs. Hilbert Byer were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis West of days a werk. SH 2 •4695. Bessie . Overdrive, ,1dewalls. Will Fin• Liquid Fertilization, Penn, la undry· room' gas firer! hot J . J ac kson IS · · · •• M pastor rs Har• · · · b • • • , u sm e i.s vm t ors 111 A t h e ns, Thur.ance. Calvin Slmp50n. Ph. WY 2 01 tver · · R utinnd · R I, I. . water hea t. Double garage, .ett \\r arner an Ext ra. Estimate, Free, Insur• Mrs. N omi d ay. 11 6 Stc l70I. 6 8 3tc . large landsi'aped lot in nice lo- ;en tl_ey are ed. Guaranteed. Terms. This ctairmen t en- Mrs. Ru th TuckP,r spent sever11 1 cation. $23.000.00. � Special Get-Acquainteed Offer, WOMEN: Women wanted to astert ainmen t an progr am. eap. 632 days last week with Mr. and Mr11. 1959 CHEVROLET, semble jewelry at. home · Star M IDDl,EPORT - 2-story Brick Limited. Termite Cont rol: Ask O. JUNE I! , Grant St., M lddleport. Don . bath . Herman Carson and family ,it Jewelry Co., 60 W. Hays &n- Duplex - 6 rooms and Operator for Enterprise 0271. MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS V and Aux,luuy will Belpre, D A The Sayre, call a!ter 5 p. m. , .a l s down. room b up h and 5 10 2tp 6 No charge. Calif. ning, 6 6 etc meet Mond.ay evening at their Mrs. Helen Simpson and daugh6 9 3tc ---- · -- ---The tax books are now open for the June or Sec­ Double gnrage (20 x 20). Local. ond half collection of the 1960 Real Estate taxet. ed in ext•llent m,ighborhood, hall Butternut-a,. There w i ll be ter-ln,low, Mrs. Brian Simpso11 ( 1 8) EMPLO YMENT 14 FOOT METal BOAT. NICE (91 FOR SALE election of offlcerri 1n both or• are spending 111t.veral days al Also deliquent 11tx. Closln11 date wi!l be July 1st, out of hli!h water, $12.000.00. for fishing. f7ii 00. Phone RnWANTED ganlzaU membe and all are 1.1ns rs 1961. GAS. �'UEI. OIL and .:oal IW' Bloomingdale. ? � · ----____ MJDDLEPORT RUJ'.tAL _ :'1 61 cine. WI s..2113 6- ·B , 191H urged to attend. efreshm e nl GRADUATE of Commercial f DIC. Call or � estimates .i M rs. HtJlen Johnson ntur�d ft �__ acres, t 11tory frame, Insulated, 5 Clyde 0. Millhone 1'werna • Abbott MIJdlcport STRAWBERRIF,S FOR SALE, 15 Course desires steady employ- rooms and bath . plen ty closets, will served at the close of the home Thursday after • Visit with -. mf'nt. Refe rence, exchan�ed. 6- l(Htc cents per quart 11 you p ick yuur • b sse .ond wa II cablnets in kit- mee tm�. her daughter 8nd family a t Meigs Cour,ty 6 8 31 chen, a ,emen WY 2-2960, self and furni�h <'Ontainers. J! fired ur- Th D g er \ . �u� cl�"· �: Wadsworth. 0. �; ::: : et H. Parsons, Phone SH 2-4707. s c urc wl N ICE I PIECE LIVING ROOM nace, troot an� s1 pore �e!'I. the �nit Mrs. T. G. Hllldore and Mr.., 1:: --( 1 9) BUS I NES S Located on good gravel road. mee t Monday afternonn, at the Robert Byer attended the alumni 1uile, coffee tAl':le, Floor lan1p I 6-7-'J!c home ol Miss Lucretia GenheJmer banquet at Carthage-Troy High . $4, 800 .00. Terms. pop-up To111ter Reaaonable. In FIVE ROOMS AND OPPORTUNITIES BATH, gar, BER CO M. ale man 6-7-!lt p aii:e. May be quire W\' l..fiM!,, Mrs. D essie Pat terson as co- school in Coolvillt., Saturday ev� with I. X S t1 T purchased for FOR SALE - ROBen� um ' s Tav- A. O ! ONE WY P -!!!I hostess. H ning. small down payment and bal- em in Pomeroy, Fully equ ipped. II X ZZ9 1300 PURE STRA IN GHOSTLY WY ! USO h WSCS th e H eath Methoe T or M las Mary Gratt Stobart of an 2-3020. WY years, llke 28 e business ln $30 rent. Rent1 for r .00. Leghum1. J �fekt old. 2Se a OIIDl!el 3 9 ��c dist Church will meet lh is com• Columbus llpenl S 31 tfc 1 S te St. . rlowl'r Monkey Inst weell on va, 28 111 heAd If soM 1n full. Charle"' . ,\ Sheet1, Rutland Rd. Pomerov . Run I . ConlaC'l C. H. M<'Ken1.le . BULLDOZING BY THE HOUR . FOR SALE : MODERN 3 �droom Jng Mor day e vening at the church tatlon wtih Mr. and Mn. Blll Gallipoll1, Ohio. Ph. Gib. 6-0729. home on comer lot ln Rutland, in Middleport, Mrs. Jaril.err Euler Hysell. Ohio. 6-7• 3t p $6.00. Clifton Moles, EM 7_7tilt. see Ronald will be tilE: devotional le ader and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stewart an:t 6 6 Olp 5 18 30lp Built In kitchen. Mils CHALMERS _ [). t7 NEW _ Williams or phone SH 2-4874 Mrs. David Entsmin�er will have daughter, Ellen, of Steubenville _ ----. tractor at reduced price. Alao ONE __ _ USED AUTOMATIC washer for appointment. 8 , &le rh_ arge of the prO[l ram of the eve- were -kend m,88•• of h .,. =� BUSI NESS (20) w,eu ...., round baler at a bargain and one uSNt elefta' lc ran�e ntng. ents, Mr. and M-:-1-. W. S. Stewa,t. SER _IC _ _ __ FOR SALE - MODERN HOUSE ___V price. Come �d se.? . Wllli11m• _ES prli'ed to sell. J. O . Roedel, ___ JUNE JS Mn:; laabel Simpson l8 spend g i e w new lot, gara large . th IOI\ Farm Su pply, Rutland. Ohio. . WY 2_2375_ 6 8 Sip MACHIN E SHOP SERVICE- st p-sa or ki tchen, 13 by 26 llv- The Meigs County Rldmg club ing this week in Columhu11 with D.A. V. HOME, POMEROY \T .e t 6 41itc --===ing, braz ing, sing, pres Weld t 30 p. m. Tuesday a will m t - - --- WHIZZER MOT0RBIKF., in p:oocl 7: -· Charlfl a-•· 'l'f. ing room and full basement. Mr. and M•• ...· _... drilling, cutting, etc, Complete .aiu.CTOR FOR SALE·· J..arge 1. WY 2-!456. the Salisbury Town�hlp build• C C'Ond 1' t.,..,n. 6 8 3tp Near new school. Phone WY 2. at I INSTRUCTION IN . . . . urllI l,::u Mr and ck rs. • a M • . Machinll!I shop s e rvke. Ful t ontractor for power unit with Wau• ------ --mg. 2749 6 5 6tc da u ghter Sand.nil of Poft'lert,f · Ballet, Tap, Baton, Acrobatic, buaha Motor '200.00. See Den- DAVID BRADLEY, 3 point uii;h Thompson Traclor Sales, Generw ere guesls Sunday of his mothFord FOR SALE HOUSE in HarCultlvator1. Like new. . -5 nn al Machlne Co., WY 2 101. ver Ca an Pomeroy, Ohio, er Mrs. Paul Curtis. Modern Dance and Ethlca d 1 1 30tc rlsonvllle and a farm in Rutlnnd Route I at Peach Fork Road. Howar Sayre, I mile above Ra Mr. and Mrt. Ray Riethmllls:r cine or call W I 9-3232. 13_ 8 3tp II Township, 3 miles from R utL ..,, Netter Phone WY U965. 6 6 71c _ T EISS REFRlGERATI0N A ND . � w • left Thursday for Columbua and ._ rt r t l p 5 m,n.t V i o\ . Bar e ic. land. Mrs. ohn Stout Harrison J ' •-·· · • pp11ance ' OLD GOODS , fum1· 1 UT'f>, ... 9th s1 ...et, t.o, A111,I••· Calllornl1. -�• OllE_C_OO ,;:,,:rl, Jee. Dome&ti C and _ -K--STOVE, .,,A_. , 2-4834. ll,..IW'Ufl ., "I HOUSEH 1, MHb, hOUtltd tMt 0111.. u,. 11,h. Buffalo, New \'('rk. , enroute 'O ville. Phone SH ca rug , tlng, Contact R oger 11 Frlgldalrt Ke) . Commercial 1 t))l' bathroom outfit, tub, lavatory . me Florid at their Ste Sara10ta, 10 a 8 ho :�Iin�rM?i� ,t 8 tfe ________ Ohio. and commode, mall refri gt>r - Y ln ntor electr ie stove . M�tag ThelH, Mr. a nd Mrs. Mark Montgom. washer, -TWO SALE Invalid IMMEDIA'r'E FOR I Walker a11d -.W0 nd•ii:�"�J:..�:u�::'ln.1:, :O ator and 20 cu . ft. deep fret>2e, FING AND SPOUTING ery � ov-er night guests Dl rrom dhore. 13,IT4. pru1111 ror chain, garden tool1, etc. -._ p story frame dv., elling· 4th and No, th, ,aid VlolH ••n on th• ll'OWld• Mra· Oma Montgomecy, Saturd ay Mn. John Stout, Harrisonville. , 11ie ow en Company, M Iddleport. , Blaettn.ar I, 248 W. M a In �Sf ., Rflce st. . Middleport. Lel ia or Wlllt\11 "bMbet ot 911d dehnd1nt Phone SH 2-49:W, 6 10 3k 1 Obi� Phone WY 2-230l· &-? »•n from 111d platnutt for more lllaa while enroule to their home 111 ----------Pomeroy. e 8 3k ·.....,; on1 J"Hl' IIIR p111t ed: 01'11• Nefl"t 5-17-lOtc Mourning• - - or Dub . •n4 f,lafflUtf aiao pran tor Detroit from Florida. MOTOROLA TV ' Radio ' Reco� ----------- FOR SALE - '-:[X ROOM HOUSE olh•r propu Nlll9f. 1114 CIU.N "111 be • "� Dunn and Mr. and Mn. AU.-a1 FOREST RUN BLOCK CO • da, llltb. b, aft• or o l M.,1n1 to, . a P I ayer Combinat ion $99. 95. 0tht » lNl. children of Croouville • p II!! r t ou will build for lea with our and bath, full basement with ot ,111111, .l1h . r_,:::!, '!r 6 I er bargain in Motorola and ed Y e CNiw 33 r. on Nice lot Route showe in "TuHdaJ wlth b.il (ather, Re¥. ocb , ro 4 bl ete y top qualit concr . 1V'a, Werner Radio. 6 :S3tc Pli:J,ttB F ' E• Dwm' _ l e•·_.-,-ir 8\ocb. Cement- Mason. PrlCfll'! reuooably for Attor-n r.JJ' 1 quick sale. Call Muon Spruce ct> • w f.lHO-lr • • ••'ftc. HOOVER SWEEPER IN excel- Mortar-W tndowt. 6--7-3tc S--5913. lent condltkln with throw-away i Pbnt WY .._, d , Ohio Fnr ule ., Tnde , R a ��nee ": :•;� ' l'lfHI u ..... ,..,_ • � lloor �"' e r•l. S g 30IC 19611 FORD FOR SALE, OR With mr-t11-r •l,h Ford""' • BRANO NEW G.E. SWIVEL TOP Ir -�, R1<11'l. I,, , trade. Call WY 1-81112. 6 I Sip NellJn Balldlq ..,.., .,. ,. S m!ll!11 ch••n Vacuum on CJ,an,r wheels, • aupply what ft tab, to build W �nd eut. Only 12 •'1 10 0 'lo L. AT X "l"t11.,1 mlln. 1-rer, Ind Beautiful pastel colored. Com- or repair ■ bouoo Call Guy L. .,,. aren roug... 1 plele with attochm<nll, Will ,ell Nelgler or Corbel Cleok. Raolne !his week anlv for 111.00. 1 • 11�· To SwlmmlnlJ Pool Ohio. Eleven children from !he CoullIs desired. Phone WY S-22114. , PO Y STUD I SERVICE Don N Home ..... treated lo • day al 10 ty � a. R , . D. .. Raoduhelt -• .... ....... the Mlddl,port pool when Mrs. ____________...................... 1 15 Pl-. WY .,_ R ichard Vaughan, repn..,,tlnJ D' IOU ..ANT RIIAL ....., lhn 11e..... and Dea<one,... of 8Tr... WII a.a di • 1 r • the MkkUeport Fint tJtllted Pre1'· • °'"' ,..11tre ,..,....,_ 19 I Day Ph. WY �33 Night �. WY Chureh. i - •-· C • • • byterlan transported ""'""" � Call Dld1 ....,u. 1'1 them lo Middleport one day lhli \, THE DAILY "'"'""TINIL .....,_,thln9h, 1iilln1 .... It Cheakt m-11& � week. • ,.,.,.. ••• - 1 • WI� I After the afternoon at the pool RUN I DAYS · 1 . ·, . ;' !' they were treated al the drlve-111 AVCl'ltl"1Cltll - .i,: • � . of Mn, Muri McGft In ..1..... : l&A8IINAIILR RATl!II . , :>1,on, · • , , . . , . ,, •�Acno,, GUARA�r,:e by owner. Al,o aC<Ol!)pa�!D,C I :; , , , pJion■. WY•2'3741;Dor OL.,_,,,. , · 1111 IIIWP vrere !It• �P��R i:all .-. -- . L..O. •� J �ffli,Employment ., W� ■u ddlepo,, 1 "·_ _ Ml Thl,d Av,. . !'lD IH,ry ·--AIL,, Pl.EASl• � V at,llll, - lllll. l)ou ud l '. � w -___ -...,;· ... _, --_____ ,.o:: _,,_,:;�::'. �!"";,. "';, : ' rt O , • J u n e .!: J0�,.:.1 96::1 ,::: ;:;::::.::.i;.:::::::::::::i.:.:====::;;��,.;��::,. • I • •• :. ·: . .: _\ ;.. _.. :-:: .:.. �:.-�-·.�·..;�_:. ::..-. �• :.;_ :... � .! �� - � .- • ·• - --- .. - • - • • • .. • • • --- ._. ••••• • r4:41at•••• • • ... , , , •, �, ..,. _ ._._ ..,. ______ ,. _ ..,.. _ _ _ .. .. , .. ... .. - . ... . . .. , .. .. .. .. �· � , � ' ' _ . . .. ., -. .' • • , . • • '� • - • �.� -- '"f �:!"-�·�...-�.; ·�........._..... �..> -. :: .... . ......?' _ .....-� � � · � �� � :·•: •: . ,_,,_..,__ ◄..---.. • • . . .. . . ,v- - • I Dally Senllltel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport, 0., June 10, 1961-7 I Mi>,, . 1., Ann Rife ha■ em, ployment at Ohio University In Atht111, Larry Rife returned home Sa� urday evening: after spending • week with his brother, Mr. and Mn Robert Rife and dau•••·r, Bobbie, at South Charleston. Mr . and M l'I. Ch arle, A . ! Jack ) Rife and family spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. Ethel R',fe and so•• ,.. and at•-•-• 1.c:nVftl the alumni banquet at c.oJumbia High School. 11-iey spent Sunday afternoon with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Rife and family. Other eallers were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rife and family of Guysville, and Richard Lee Rife. Miss Wilma Johnston of Wilkesville, spent Sunday with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Emory Johnson and Addi�. Hershel Justice has !wen ill. Mn. Goldie Cooper of c.,....n. ter, Mn. S.rah Rife and Mrs , Faye Wood, local, eaUed on Mrs. Ve11a McCumber in Wilkesville, Friday. Mn. McCumber is se rlously ill with eancer. Mrs. Myrta Rife or Will«>sville is spending a few days with her .son, Mr. and Mrs. 0. M� �ife, of ter. Mrs. Frank Townsend and Mr. of Wilkesville called on Mr. and Mrs. Georse Saxton Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. R.avm"nd ,;,••~ ThnmSPand sons of Langsville spent Sur day with her mother, Mrs. Freda Bowen and family. Mn. Ruth Wells and children of Wilkesvi lle spent Monday with · M rs. Juantta Saxton and fami Iy. Mrs. Ethel Rife and 900, Jemes Dale spent Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Martha Wnrd, at Morgan Center. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Carter of Gallipolis called 00 Mrs. Ethel Rife Sundav ClVening. Richard Lee Rife and Mrs. Ethel Rife were business callers in · · Sunday evening. Tu ppers Pl ams James !'ale Rife spent Sunday night wit h Burni e Bowen. Mr. and Mrs. Ik e Barrett and family have moved to S t rongs Run. __ __ ____ WANl ...., .. Os I II Buckwheat j News Events I Racine Soc1e • ty Notes I (9) ..- I n- c--==C'"'.:-=-:===�� II r., I I I . '1, FOR & I ' ':�J BL�EfJNAR'S . ° I NOTICE -------- coz r - --· -- I����������= be _ 1 I I ,.- I I I I -�=�-- , ......., ==-��- �=�---- I ... .. Leqal Notic-e aaclnf, '"' ,o•• 8:i�· ====-==-·-===-c�=� Chi/'., Terms! .. �,;k .- ILL ,,i rJi ' •·\�"..''�'' · . . ___ 1' ----_J .... Ads. ____ · an■ . Registration for Summer Classes Tues., June 13th - '. .. ■ spRED ff Q U $ E P A )I J Dries In 20 mlnUNI Dutt ,,.._avg �· W lhf! - - � ::i;_ • ..,,, __., --,, .-., '!""' . · . .f:',ir1g Euild ers Su topIY Co. · ,_.'.! : . __ ·- s_. _ _,rn: •-... 1\.,;. ,, -�•·rt i.sa10 KEITH GOBLE FORD Wt•i-3��7,; -, ' .· _·'_"__ ."-_ ____ Elk & Big Run News, Events r a-:... - -ct a<Jlllli, lll1I 11 PIED LAIIWILL W I ..._ .... WHAT OO A IRTH 001111'. -._ _.,.._. ..OCIII It. Bono ,__, '1111 .. lllropo .._ Bl,ll'fllll 11'7 PAW? a. ..··. ..,..... ­ -­ -' ·=-- . m- ,· 17. Puhf ittobtr'" 18. 1.■lra 19. P■rt Gl tO. - IIIU.'a oap U. Com­ polnt "'°""" ,....., it. ... l>AD,): liD wGlk It: .I. :■: lf D .I. .1. :■: • L O !r & a' S L L O W One lettor llmpty - fbr IDOlhor. In lhlo lll2IIPle J. fw tile - Z.-.. X tis tl>o. 1"" Cl'-. etc. Blnllo lttten, tropt,IM, lbo l.,.a, ...i -- ot lbe - - 111 t. CJBIP.lvQUO'l'JII - Ben'■ llo'II' r. a a _..,.u. .. ___ ISP , I I I ) l f:SS 1:00 I· 15 1:30 l:U l:D 7,00 7,15 7:30 8:25 ■- .■. Qu..... --• • :a: 1: s a w v • • 1 z , 1: a w :ir ir , X Q X O - J. w II a v I S a x u IC , . WMPO Radio SATVBDAl' Sip Ott Mel Prll\t Show Coun1ry 'l'llp Tm Farm ftm Coull1ry 'hp 'ha Country Tap ,._ Brealdul l'llljl Exlen<!«I Wealhttt BreakfUI Party 11lo World 1bll MornilJ& WELL. PLAYED, 01..' CHAP SL.1»90 15 SUCH A GOOD I-OSER ·• ere ,,;; ·· - 1:30 9:30 10:00 11,00 11:30 11,00 llnMlal Pl!IV llroaldut Party Mororcade llottoa'1 Top Tea 8l■r Solula N""' Non W J E H RADIO ......., 11:SS · Waltlr M..U. 11:00 ,i.oell Non 11,111 "- Nan 11: I0 .Oido Non 11: 11 W. -Va. r- F..- · 11,20 Bullelill Bo■nl : . 11::lt NeWI O 11, 30 BW Farrell Sbow 11,!III ' lritld 1:00 Bill Fcmll Show a, IO' AmrJ Time f:00 lllscln1 W-itll 'Dou t,30 Rolllog Home s,oo Saturday N- SU-17 1:16 Musicale 1:00 Sunael 11ouiffard 6:38 Sip OI S:!111 Sip On : T:00 ustcal Clock T:41 11lo LIIIIID1 1:00 Ohio VIIIIJ NHI 8:06 Oblo New& .,, io Sporta Today 1, 15 World Nowt 1,20 Mualcal CloGli 1:11& i.oc.l 9:00 9, 38 9,45 10,00 l0;55 11,00 11,30 11,45 Musloal Clooll So111 & Slorj< Tlmo Shower■ al llesalnt Hllll Sdlool 1111 Paradt World NOWI lllgh School dlt Parade Legislative Review World New■ �­ __ °" '1l'l.t. ll0Willl DOWN MOIGI TI4E Rivat IA fllW MOft MIL-., .JIIMT W'4 Q\11 -- lllP <:!T arr, ·­ -­ llr NMOID ...1 <m.al , -- - ----- - J N EW B I I I I­ I I I 111.'IVllnM IL A....... � :II. Lift •- ' ---- 1 Ma ..,,_ .......... ..== ·- ....... --- 11._ .. _ 24 H O U R TOW I N G 'i.': :IOlp I -., FQlt f R E_ E, . . . KINT STIJDIQS Of DANO #IJI N/IF fffl 1'111 IIIMtfl/ l',"i!:, GRADUATES . Of Send A. feG :=� :;��.��': ... Treuurer DOlflf L...... &Otd - ung Bottom News, Events • •• A -mltnll (oolloW 12. Letur U. Cllln- NOTICE ,.M. ,, .....,,........ V� BARBER SHOP 0, Shau t.Wll't U CldnMI w,,flht llf, 1111.io 19. ;.lloo4 IO. � ll. 0lrl'1 •leknama 92. Inm. � lll. llratll ·· - Social Noles . . •1111,......,, •• , 1ll. In41m .. W\qllt , 11. Pwt Gl • ._ _.,.. tilt body , 1.-u4 18- - Carm · el ' ·Soc1"rt'l' News L!J_ -1,a 1 � \l'0}f pen I 1.Ro- DAILY CROSSWORD •�•• •n McArthu, anrl Mrs CJ... Knmt of Radcl11ft, Ohio, ..-1tre Sunday ,i.sltors of Mr. and Mn. Feed Tuckennan and dalll!>ln and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hanln�. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ScarC berry and family of , ·ta,t J allo, W. Ca. wert Saturda, evf!ning vilitors of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hotlield. Mr. and Mra. Orville Elam of Wesl Vlrg,·n,·, are ,-nd· r- ,ng ••· UIII' week wllh their son Jack Elam. Mr. and Mra. John Jayne!!!. Mr. and Mra. Paul Jaynea and son1, Mr. and Mrs. Donul!\I · -, Arnett, Mrs. Ro)' Reber, Mr. and Mra. Floyd Cottrell and son. M rs. M arie Jaynes and '1aughter and Judy Mr. and Mrs. Harvey LetUI, all from Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Cant er . Reba and Bobby, o( Glouster and Mr. and Mn.. Eugene Trompson and Gina Marie oI Eagle Ridge Road - ""'.. visitors of Mr. � Mrs, Glenn Thomp son. Mrs. Hazel Bur ton of Mnson City, Mr. and Mrs_, Clar:>n, Sh"'° mate and Jan:et aod Gloria, visit,. ed Mr. and M rs. Joe HatDeld and family an Sunday. Mr , lllld M'l'I. Clintm Gilkey anii family of Harrlsonvilhi 81¥, Mrs. Harold: Gillogly and Victf wert ' visitors of theIr parent.a, Mr. and Mrs. LincoIn R usseIL - LE FO (201 B USI NESS R-SA - -f CE S ELECTROLUX VACUUM Cleaner -�-SERVI ----with altichment, including paint ;.m coNOmONING. REFRIGspray . Originally sold for over ERATlON 11«\'lce. aci'1 a. Mrs. Fem Norris was ho;d e,.. ! J S 100 00. Pay off last 6 paymen ts ! Tu@sd.ay evening J une 6 w hen the frlgerattoa. New Haven. Pbooe " Bap t ist Sunday School Class No. o of 16.50 per month or $35 00 TIJ • 11y S.ralo M. Rife FOR CONSISTl!NT DE PENDABLE RESULTS . cash. Phone WY 2·21.04. .-, _. .. 3 met at her borne. : Mr. a�d Mrs Gtlorge Sai:ton RATES . AVCl'ION'EEB 6 10 6t c • cfinu �r worel, oor Lo1ertaun M Ill.I mum cbar&e- -60 Mrs. Letha M�ms , �sident , and la mily spent Sunday evening -----, , ·t, bi ce[]lJ per word {ur t hr« consecutive insertion.&. Comp'9&e Se"kti o_pened �e met!ting �Ith devc- with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence CanSINGER ELEc'tRI C PORTABLE .S°"c111J une muotb lor :tO cents �• wurd C..Bradhml hons using Th! Beatitudes for ode of Carpenter RD. �· uu rate of 4 cent.Ii pet •urd will De charged for adSewing Machine complete with WrUe• Pltom °' Co.cad " · zag, monoher theme, foJIowed bY a sho·, Mr. and M rs. Jerry Bowen and " . 1�ma: ll oot oa1d WJ th tn lO days aft er re<:t! iYJDd• blll. a ac men s to 1.1g 11 h 1 l. C. BRADFORD· Rae1ar· Oba. business session when the cla'is son, David, of Canal Winchester, ·. �rurs ID •d Yerllllhi Sbould be reported 1mmed11tely. g r am. palch imd make button- I _ 1:, 11, Sentinel wtll 00 1 be responsible for more than voted to donate :525.00 for the nt>w i1pe�I �unclay wi th rela t ive11 here. Radle n Senlce holes. Pay _ oH balance $37.50 or I :i, ,rrec1 1oseruon David 1s rome on a 30-day le.ave emergency truck 1 ,: Of Tbankl and Spec1.& J Notices of t.:nnu, $1.20, t t> rms if desired Phom· WY 2· 1 All M.u.a • from tilt> N avy. He w,·u report ·. o , ,: 5U ""ord m1n1mu..-n Each add1t10nal word, le. T e reign of Solomon was the h 10 6 t e 6 2204 . Phone W '1'•2·tzll -- - � __.J by Mrs. Ethel Smittl Norfolk · V a. Obllu3rlt'!I pubhsbed If l cent per word. subject u-.i . 1'V Stampa a■ all R.epalr SINGER SEWING MA CHINE . I 1 IIO. WORDS 1 DA y 3 DA VS 6 DAYS Mrs. Faye �ood Is spend111g I a or program. . f E. OhJD Main SI Pemeroy. , IOI . lovely blond <' onsole, likf' new lfii 60c acic Sl .35 $4.50 daugh�r . two weeks _ wilh her Cleland I During the so<' ial hour, M ...j. zo 60c S t 20 t l .80 $6.00 Equipped lo make b uttonholes . k'� Mrs. Beml<;@ Bowen and. family 7x � SJ..50 $2.2' 17.50 .f..18-tlc · Norris. served r'!freshments of dam . embroidery and sew in ' · 1 s st Canal WmcheSler. cream , cake. ('()fl ee, 1ea. mm zippers. Assume last IJ paymen ts Ad• 1ece1ved bJ 10 A. II will brt In tbal day·, .,..__ t-HEATING and PLUMBING of $5.80 per month. Guaranteed. I and nu t s to Mrs. Milton w011, . , Mrs. Madeline Pickens and niet-e PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 Phone WY 2-2204. t 10 6h• Mueller furnaces I Mrs. Mau d Yr;ung. Mrs. Irh ol' Charleston. W. Va. Arnold Brother, . , Howell. Mrs. Frankie Neigl� r , Mrs. Esta Eatnn ...,,e,ed wo,.d ENT 1 4 F •, ( , Le R Oh; y , . Pom E, . · . 81 , Mal■ Ill e o o Es Mrs R Mor is, tha Mrs. � c,..._JI ___ =,,.,.L" �=-s ::--- ,---,:::,:::,-= :::S :::E lC ::: :::T '--� F� of t� birth of her grP.at•grandN0 ( l;:):-=:-: OR A , Eaton, Mrs. Ethel Smith, Mrs. F U R N I S H E D DOWNSTAIRS PhoDl' I\'\' !-!449 son m Charleston hospital, Tue ">R&MITB A.ND PEB1 COIVTRO. 40 BUSHEL CORN, 300 1:i-:i. 1e; good Apartment. Phone WY 2.2359, 6-7,trc Ura Morris and one guest. Mrs Parents of the new bEa•Jy day. hay, G. A. Deem . Racine. Phone Fat1t- Free iallp,edloa. lnaur• Middleport , Ohio. 6 9 3tc Lillian Jividen. and �rl Lewis Johnso� Mr, are .. tar, NatlHtrkle. Photlf' II. WI 9-2228. 5- J . ' tp. FOR RENT: AfARTM ENT with A J:iA PPY MAR RIAGE STAR TS ' with loYe and professional Gtlests of Mrs Esta Eaton here �he �ad�at1o!'l clas� of 0� 10 aM 4. Serriu S&atlor W t I- VENETIAN BLINDS. WINDOW thre£ rooms and bath. Phone laun_dry service. Send u11 your to attend the fuueral of her ,.fa. U�1versity mclnded Miss Jamci, ta ....._.,. blinds and ,hadei. Porch ValWY 2•5!41. 5 1 tfc l family bundlf" for pleasing re- ter, Mrs. Bertha Wickline, were \\iolfe a11d Mrs. nelores KraeuH - , -· IEE us FOR FEED NEEDS AND lance. "\Wnings .and Shades. 3 ROOM APARTMENT, Wolfe of Radne. \\ IT H sulb. Flat work returned spark- ,1 r. Albert v lost. daugh ter. Mr ,. Mld.leport Dale Wi'ppel Supply, 21,;_V ,...,'.n ·,on• Cucem Grladiag , b·th Easl M a m . SI • WY 2·2381 a lm� clean, smoothly ironed. Helen McDebbitl and Mr anii Bibles were i:,rf'sentOO to Hi �I · · Feed MUL a a u Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio. 5-17_30lc. 6-7-3tc ShJrts professionally finished. , Mrs. Ch ar Iey y(,s1 · a11 O1 · E 0�,1 I school graduatfls at The Fkst P-1CK - v·01 -JR O\\'fl STRAWBER 1948 AL MA HOUSE TRAILER, 2-9 Free p ·tc kl up. Phone : R0b '18· I ' Baptist Church bi Rev . A. R . Mf' -n------l oh · Si I M L E-AND I riea. 25 cents 1, Q'.!Brl. Pe·�• I 00 M H00,feet lon g , 8 feet wide, t h r ee EIGHT Cauley, pastor, Lo R uth Ann p�. rooms. $600 <'ash. conla"I · room house ·· One .,•. room I Parb-1 . t.aureJ Cliff. 6-7-Stc � fla r- si•ven rel, Carmen Salser and Bill Lake. old E. Gilmore. Route 2, Porn- ap·ar tment Al!lO New 5 room ' . . Rev. Arthur !\It-Cau ley condu.:�O PENING OF BARBER SHOP, eroy. 6 5 61c �ouse wi th garage and aundry ed Baptistmal Service SuncLi� 1 Reeclsville, Ohio. Hours 9 a. m. : ,n base__ ment . A. N. Bengel. Ph• - - Ju ne 4 at Pome roy Bap• ; st to I p. m, on Wednesday and I I M0N'WS BULL. Ch.irliJbe- WY 2..ucu,. 2-3-l r 1 chu rch. A largt' sroup of mem Thursday. Owner-Grant Smith. Her-fwd breeding, User) Corn ' hers of Racine (hurdi nttende(' . 8 12 3\p Planter. ?hone SH 2·4''". '""' Gle,,n APARTMEN'l'S - Furnished ancl Mrs. Harry Pkk.ens anrl Mi!.S Mrs. Dou glas Circle and Slln, Vance, fU. I, Middlepor t. Ohio. (2) CARD O F THANKS mfumll'lhcd McMasiers. MiddlePhyllis Wigal Wt Monday morn· Larry, and Florence Circle called 6 29 12tp port Pbr,n WY2•282L :t-H e ng, delegates t..:i the annui.l coo· I WOULD LU(E TO EXPRESS OIi Mr. and Ml'fl. Buren Duncn ference of the Methodist churcn my appreciation to all my 5 ROOMS ANO BATH, basement PASTURE RF.NT. Vktor of Clifton, W. Va, and garage. See Lester Russell, Swain, Rac ine, 0tiio. 8 6 Gtc friend11 and relatlves for their g o ue Sf.t. Weekend Mr. 8 f � MJ. and Mrs, Carl Elder and --· Pleasant Ridge, Pomeroy. kindneu In sending letters and Mrs. Ben Pelrl"l were Mr . .an I Mr. and Mrt. teo.l 2 ROOM Effidency , -: : partmenl auf(hter. d 5 31 30tp canh lo cheer me dur ing rny Mrs. Bernard Wilson of Youn -:!!· -- . furnished. C::ill WY 2·54 1:f. daughter ef Belpro and n Toothma extended stay at Veterans Hos• F O R ALUMINUM AWNINGS •wWTI, Ohlo. M rs Rose Ma IU uf Cir.cle liomt 6 6 l3tp douglas the visited pital in Huntington, Frank Mur· Re•ldentlal and C-Ommerclal Hyannis, Nebra!lka and Mr. a.a•) Day, Decoration on A 10 Ile ray. Combination Scrttn and Glass EIGH'l' ROOM HOUSE and seYrn Mrs. Waid Richards or North --Mr., and Mrs. Jamel! Werry re,, • ,..Iumlnum Slorm 0oors and j room house. Also nrw 5 room Long Beach, CaHfornia. ) rned 10 lllinola laal week a/let u . l (6} LOST FOUND Window,. Call WV 2•3748 Day hou se. A. N. Bengel, Ph. WY 2_ _ _ Joe Br.inker Mite red Mount a•IJ visit with Mr. aol days a few· 6 6 tfc or evening , King Bnllders Sup- :ti72. L(IST YESTERDAY, one earring, BusineSI ('.t,llege, ParkeraState Holter •Md famta,.. h omas T Mrs. l ply Company . s 26 J <Nc _ __ _____ three JeaYes and penrl, about bur "M ial' Jn-in , W. Va . .\fonday Jun e 5 l called on Rog rs. P 1iu of dime. Phone WI 9-3032. r---.,;.....;.______, 1 F(lR RENT Ar FORKED RUN Mr. and Mn. Homer Brlnter of berta Lee, ""·-•-. ......., L.ike, 4 room modern (urnitih,·d 6 8 3tc Los Vegas , Nev•da are 1ue,1, of '58 Volkswagen hou.s,. w,11 sleep •. By day, week Mr. and Mn. George Circle an4 Mr. and Mrs. J1.ne Brinker and - ,a-I- AUTO SALES or month. Ph. Chester 985-3:136 dapghter of Kanawha City, W. $ 1 ,095 o ther relatives for the summer, n. Brow Walll'r or confacl 111@' Rambler 2 Door. One l oca l ow r, er. visited with Mrs. Mary ·ctre1e • Mr3. Christine Lake and sc,r, Reedsville, Ohio 6-7..fi!c World Slar;dard of Compa(!I Sunday, Bill retu� Mo'1day after ...... '59 Pontiac _ $ 1 ,795 _ -Ezctllen.. I days m ColurnbuB on.lilJiisines, J Va 2 Door Sed a n . On e lo · FOR RENT, WILL LEASE, furnBtg tar room, ride and perform1 Mr. Charles CA ldweU'llld siat1 !' ished or unfurnished. J six room cul owner. Be11utifu l all uee. IIDall car eeoaom, _,._d Mrs. D. H . Robeso� and dnugh. Mrs. Carl · Shlmp of Wheell ug whi tt" rlnlsh. hou!'le on Micldlepol't Hill. Phone mu •erabtllty. t e r , Mrs. Gary 8armt7., attended 6 8 12tc ...� �..., spon son--d by thl' R1ve n.·1pw PTA . spent Sunday with their aunt WY 2-263{1. See the wedding o( Miss Nancy E�ery�ne interested be t the Mni. Sybil Miles who accompa!1'. Opening Of Mfflopettua Moton CARHIER WANTED FOR Sugar Rhodes and Mr. Ralph Scott al rv 1t- w grade school Sund ay led lhem home for two weeks v R POMEROV Exi'ellent 1 e 2•slory · • E. Mata Btreel, Pomeroy Run District. Apply at The Daily the Methodist Church of Wellston POMEROY frame, 9 rooms !living room, June 1 1 from l to 3 o'clock for vls't PlloDlt WY 1-1870 11 6 tf Sen t inel omce. _ TV room, dining room, kitchen arrangeml'nts. EvNy one 1,._ :·r>st- �las Virginia Thom�n ltft Sunday even ing. Miss Rhodei'!l and f ti Uc j r,,,�------="'-"----'"-"""--..J I --__ Reedsville, Ohio --------with b1-eakfasl nook and 1h ed In taking part is reque,.;ted to •SUllday for her home at M .a , Mrs. Barn 1ti . were room mates at AVERAGK HOUSE 'fHEATED SLEEPING ROOM. 409 W. M11in i mi Rio Grande , .�llege · 6 tp Casci. Mrs. bath,-down. Second floor has be there. !O J HOURS: 9 A.M. to 6 116'7 STUDEBAKER. Priced to for TemJJtes, $50. One room St. Florida after �p<ndlng the pa;;I Mr. and Mrs. HarIey JOh nson . _ 5 bedrooms plenty of closet . The llom Rally annual e and treated for ) --· Roaches. $U etc., 9. N Wl or . 9-329'2 WY Phone NII. with Mr. and Mr� � were Tuesday visitors of their Wednoodey & Thurodlr o ( 1 7) HE LP WANTE D I room, 2 bathroo�s ; one bed- coming Day will be held lit lhe �� W�;:::t· 6 9 tJtc Average lawn sprayed, $4.95; 9080. R. J, Mrs. and daughter, Mr. room has a dressmg room and F jrst Baptist churcll in Rutland . AYerage Vegetable Garden. -Owner, Grant Smith Mr. and Mrs. T. G. l-11llclore ancl Murphy ar,d family of �gan. , two l'IIM FORD 4 door Coun t ry Sedan. DEN RK E MA WO GAR L . : bath fl I House llas full basemcnl, S S $5 es, rg Tre s und y Eve 2 June l llh, Rev Samuel reen c up. . 95 : daughter, Mrs. Hilbert Byer were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis West of days a werk. SH 2 •4695. Bessie . Overdrive, ,1dewalls. Will Fin• Liquid Fertilization, Penn, la undry· room' gas firer! hot J . J ac kson IS · · · •• M pastor rs Har• · · · b • • • , u sm e i.s vm t ors 111 A t h e ns, Thur.ance. Calvin Slmp50n. Ph. WY 2 01 tver · · R utinnd · R I, I. . water hea t. Double garage, .ett \\r arner an Ext ra. Estimate, Free, Insur• Mrs. N omi d ay. 11 6 Stc l70I. 6 8 3tc . large landsi'aped lot in nice lo- ;en tl_ey are ed. Guaranteed. Terms. This ctairmen t en- Mrs. Ru th TuckP,r spent sever11 1 cation. $23.000.00. � Special Get-Acquainteed Offer, WOMEN: Women wanted to astert ainmen t an progr am. eap. 632 days last week with Mr. and Mr11. 1959 CHEVROLET, semble jewelry at. home · Star M IDDl,EPORT - 2-story Brick Limited. Termite Cont rol: Ask O. JUNE I! , Grant St., M lddleport. Don . bath . Herman Carson and family ,it Jewelry Co., 60 W. Hays &n- Duplex - 6 rooms and Operator for Enterprise 0271. MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS V and Aux,luuy will Belpre, D A The Sayre, call a!ter 5 p. m. , .a l s down. room b up h and 5 10 2tp 6 No charge. Calif. ning, 6 6 etc meet Mond.ay evening at their Mrs. Helen Simpson and daugh6 9 3tc ---- · -- ---The tax books are now open for the June or Sec­ Double gnrage (20 x 20). Local. ond half collection of the 1960 Real Estate taxet. ed in ext•llent m,ighborhood, hall Butternut-a,. There w i ll be ter-ln,low, Mrs. Brian Simpso11 ( 1 8) EMPLO YMENT 14 FOOT METal BOAT. NICE (91 FOR SALE election of offlcerri 1n both or• are spending 111t.veral days al Also deliquent 11tx. Closln11 date wi!l be July 1st, out of hli!h water, $12.000.00. for fishing. f7ii 00. Phone RnWANTED ganlzaU membe and all are 1.1ns rs 1961. GAS. �'UEI. OIL and .:oal IW' Bloomingdale. ? � · ----____ MJDDLEPORT RUJ'.tAL _ :'1 61 cine. WI s..2113 6- ·B , 191H urged to attend. efreshm e nl GRADUATE of Commercial f DIC. Call or � estimates .i M rs. HtJlen Johnson ntur�d ft �__ acres, t 11tory frame, Insulated, 5 Clyde 0. Millhone 1'werna • Abbott MIJdlcport STRAWBERRIF,S FOR SALE, 15 Course desires steady employ- rooms and bath . plen ty closets, will served at the close of the home Thursday after • Visit with -. mf'nt. Refe rence, exchan�ed. 6- l(Htc cents per quart 11 you p ick yuur • b sse .ond wa II cablnets in kit- mee tm�. her daughter 8nd family a t Meigs Cour,ty 6 8 31 chen, a ,emen WY 2-2960, self and furni�h <'Ontainers. J! fired ur- Th D g er \ . �u� cl�"· �: Wadsworth. 0. �; ::: : et H. Parsons, Phone SH 2-4707. s c urc wl N ICE I PIECE LIVING ROOM nace, troot an� s1 pore �e!'I. the �nit Mrs. T. G. Hllldore and Mr.., 1:: --( 1 9) BUS I NES S Located on good gravel road. mee t Monday afternonn, at the Robert Byer attended the alumni 1uile, coffee tAl':le, Floor lan1p I 6-7-'J!c home ol Miss Lucretia GenheJmer banquet at Carthage-Troy High . $4, 800 .00. Terms. pop-up To111ter Reaaonable. In FIVE ROOMS AND OPPORTUNITIES BATH, gar, BER CO M. ale man 6-7-!lt p aii:e. May be quire W\' l..fiM!,, Mrs. D essie Pat terson as co- school in Coolvillt., Saturday ev� with I. X S t1 T purchased for FOR SALE - ROBen� um ' s Tav- A. O ! ONE WY P -!!!I hostess. H ning. small down payment and bal- em in Pomeroy, Fully equ ipped. II X ZZ9 1300 PURE STRA IN GHOSTLY WY ! USO h WSCS th e H eath Methoe T or M las Mary Gratt Stobart of an 2-3020. WY years, llke 28 e business ln $30 rent. Rent1 for r .00. Leghum1. J �fekt old. 2Se a OIIDl!el 3 9 ��c dist Church will meet lh is com• Columbus llpenl S 31 tfc 1 S te St. . rlowl'r Monkey Inst weell on va, 28 111 heAd If soM 1n full. Charle"' . ,\ Sheet1, Rutland Rd. Pomerov . Run I . ConlaC'l C. H. M<'Ken1.le . BULLDOZING BY THE HOUR . FOR SALE : MODERN 3 �droom Jng Mor day e vening at the church tatlon wtih Mr. and Mn. Blll Gallipoll1, Ohio. Ph. Gib. 6-0729. home on comer lot ln Rutland, in Middleport, Mrs. Jaril.err Euler Hysell. Ohio. 6-7• 3t p $6.00. Clifton Moles, EM 7_7tilt. see Ronald will be tilE: devotional le ader and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stewart an:t 6 6 Olp 5 18 30lp Built In kitchen. Mils CHALMERS _ [). t7 NEW _ Williams or phone SH 2-4874 Mrs. David Entsmin�er will have daughter, Ellen, of Steubenville _ ----. tractor at reduced price. Alao ONE __ _ USED AUTOMATIC washer for appointment. 8 , &le rh_ arge of the prO[l ram of the eve- were -kend m,88•• of h .,. =� BUSI NESS (20) w,eu ...., round baler at a bargain and one uSNt elefta' lc ran�e ntng. ents, Mr. and M-:-1-. W. S. Stewa,t. SER _IC _ _ __ FOR SALE - MODERN HOUSE ___V price. Come �d se.? . Wllli11m• _ES prli'ed to sell. J. O . Roedel, ___ JUNE JS Mn:; laabel Simpson l8 spend g i e w new lot, gara large . th IOI\ Farm Su pply, Rutland. Ohio. . WY 2_2375_ 6 8 Sip MACHIN E SHOP SERVICE- st p-sa or ki tchen, 13 by 26 llv- The Meigs County Rldmg club ing this week in Columhu11 with D.A. V. HOME, POMEROY \T .e t 6 41itc --===ing, braz ing, sing, pres Weld t 30 p. m. Tuesday a will m t - - --- WHIZZER MOT0RBIKF., in p:oocl 7: -· Charlfl a-•· 'l'f. ing room and full basement. Mr. and M•• ...· _... drilling, cutting, etc, Complete .aiu.CTOR FOR SALE·· J..arge 1. WY 2-!456. the Salisbury Town�hlp build• C C'Ond 1' t.,..,n. 6 8 3tp Near new school. Phone WY 2. at I INSTRUCTION IN . . . . urllI l,::u Mr and ck rs. • a M • . Machinll!I shop s e rvke. Ful t ontractor for power unit with Wau• ------ --mg. 2749 6 5 6tc da u ghter Sand.nil of Poft'lert,f · Ballet, Tap, Baton, Acrobatic, buaha Motor '200.00. See Den- DAVID BRADLEY, 3 point uii;h Thompson Traclor Sales, Generw ere guesls Sunday of his mothFord FOR SALE HOUSE in HarCultlvator1. Like new. . -5 nn al Machlne Co., WY 2 101. ver Ca an Pomeroy, Ohio, er Mrs. Paul Curtis. Modern Dance and Ethlca d 1 1 30tc rlsonvllle and a farm in Rutlnnd Route I at Peach Fork Road. Howar Sayre, I mile above Ra Mr. and Mrt. Ray Riethmllls:r cine or call W I 9-3232. 13_ 8 3tp II Township, 3 miles from R utL ..,, Netter Phone WY U965. 6 6 71c _ T EISS REFRlGERATI0N A ND . � w • left Thursday for Columbua and ._ rt r t l p 5 m,n.t V i o\ . Bar e ic. land. Mrs. ohn Stout Harrison J ' •-·· · • pp11ance ' OLD GOODS , fum1· 1 UT'f>, ... 9th s1 ...et, t.o, A111,I••· Calllornl1. -�• OllE_C_OO ,;:,,:rl, Jee. Dome&ti C and _ -K--STOVE, .,,A_. , 2-4834. ll,..IW'Ufl ., "I HOUSEH 1, MHb, hOUtltd tMt 0111.. u,. 11,h. Buffalo, New \'('rk. , enroute 'O ville. Phone SH ca rug , tlng, Contact R oger 11 Frlgldalrt Ke) . Commercial 1 t))l' bathroom outfit, tub, lavatory . me Florid at their Ste Sara10ta, 10 a 8 ho :�Iin�rM?i� ,t 8 tfe ________ Ohio. and commode, mall refri gt>r - Y ln ntor electr ie stove . M�tag ThelH, Mr. a nd Mrs. Mark Montgom. washer, -TWO SALE Invalid IMMEDIA'r'E FOR I Walker a11d -.W0 nd•ii:�"�J:..�:u�::'ln.1:, :O ator and 20 cu . ft. deep fret>2e, FING AND SPOUTING ery � ov-er night guests Dl rrom dhore. 13,IT4. pru1111 ror chain, garden tool1, etc. -._ p story frame dv., elling· 4th and No, th, ,aid VlolH ••n on th• ll'OWld• Mra· Oma Montgomecy, Saturd ay Mn. John Stout, Harrisonville. , 11ie ow en Company, M Iddleport. , Blaettn.ar I, 248 W. M a In �Sf ., Rflce st. . Middleport. Lel ia or Wlllt\11 "bMbet ot 911d dehnd1nt Phone SH 2-49:W, 6 10 3k 1 Obi� Phone WY 2-230l· &-? »•n from 111d platnutt for more lllaa while enroule to their home 111 ----------Pomeroy. e 8 3k ·.....,; on1 J"Hl' IIIR p111t ed: 01'11• Nefl"t 5-17-lOtc Mourning• - - or Dub . •n4 f,lafflUtf aiao pran tor Detroit from Florida. MOTOROLA TV ' Radio ' Reco� ----------- FOR SALE - '-:[X ROOM HOUSE olh•r propu Nlll9f. 1114 CIU.N "111 be • "� Dunn and Mr. and Mn. AU.-a1 FOREST RUN BLOCK CO • da, llltb. b, aft• or o l M.,1n1 to, . a P I ayer Combinat ion $99. 95. 0tht » lNl. children of Croouville • p II!! r t ou will build for lea with our and bath, full basement with ot ,111111, .l1h . r_,:::!, '!r 6 I er bargain in Motorola and ed Y e CNiw 33 r. on Nice lot Route showe in "TuHdaJ wlth b.il (ather, Re¥. ocb , ro 4 bl ete y top qualit concr . 1V'a, Werner Radio. 6 :S3tc Pli:J,ttB F ' E• Dwm' _ l e•·_.-,-ir 8\ocb. Cement- Mason. PrlCfll'! reuooably for Attor-n r.JJ' 1 quick sale. Call Muon Spruce ct> • w f.lHO-lr • • ••'ftc. HOOVER SWEEPER IN excel- Mortar-W tndowt. 6--7-3tc S--5913. lent condltkln with throw-away i Pbnt WY .._, d , Ohio Fnr ule ., Tnde , R a ��nee ": :•;� ' l'lfHI u ..... ,..,_ • � lloor �"' e r•l. S g 30IC 19611 FORD FOR SALE, OR With mr-t11-r •l,h Ford""' • BRANO NEW G.E. SWIVEL TOP Ir -�, R1<11'l. I,, , trade. Call WY 1-81112. 6 I Sip NellJn Balldlq ..,.., .,. ,. S m!ll!11 ch••n Vacuum on CJ,an,r wheels, • aupply what ft tab, to build W �nd eut. Only 12 •'1 10 0 'lo L. AT X "l"t11.,1 mlln. 1-rer, Ind Beautiful pastel colored. Com- or repair ■ bouoo Call Guy L. .,,. aren roug... 1 plele with attochm<nll, Will ,ell Nelgler or Corbel Cleok. Raolne !his week anlv for 111.00. 1 • 11�· To SwlmmlnlJ Pool Ohio. Eleven children from !he CoullIs desired. Phone WY S-22114. , PO Y STUD I SERVICE Don N Home ..... treated lo • day al 10 ty � a. R , . D. .. Raoduhelt -• .... ....... the Mlddl,port pool when Mrs. ____________...................... 1 15 Pl-. WY .,_ R ichard Vaughan, repn..,,tlnJ D' IOU ..ANT RIIAL ....., lhn 11e..... and Dea<one,... of 8Tr... WII a.a di • 1 r • the MkkUeport Fint tJtllted Pre1'· • °'"' ,..11tre ,..,....,_ 19 I Day Ph. WY �33 Night �. WY Chureh. i - •-· C • • • byterlan transported ""'""" � Call Dld1 ....,u. 1'1 them lo Middleport one day lhli \, THE DAILY "'"'""TINIL .....,_,thln9h, 1iilln1 .... It Cheakt m-11& � week. • ,.,.,.. ••• - 1 • WI� I After the afternoon at the pool RUN I DAYS · 1 . ·, . ;' !' they were treated al the drlve-111 AVCl'ltl"1Cltll - .i,: • � . of Mn, Muri McGft In ..1..... : l&A8IINAIILR RATl!II . , :>1,on, · • , , . . , . ,, •�Acno,, GUARA�r,:e by owner. Al,o aC<Ol!)pa�!D,C I :; , , , pJion■. WY•2'3741;Dor OL.,_,,,. , · 1111 IIIWP vrere !It• �P��R i:all .-. -- . L..O. •� J �ffli,Employment ., W� ■u ddlepo,, 1 "·_ _ Ml Thl,d Av,. . !'lD IH,ry ·--AIL,, Pl.EASl• � V at,llll, - lllll. l)ou ud l '. � w -___ -...,;· ... _, --_____ ,.o:: _,,_,:;�::'. �!"";,. "';, : ' rt O , • J u n e .!: J0�,.:.1 96::1 ,::: ;:;::::.::.i;.:::::::::::::i.:.:====::;;��,.;��::,. • I • •• :. ·: . .: _\ ;.. _.. :-:: .:.. �:.-�-·.�·..;�_:. ::..-. �• :.;_ :... � .! �� - � .- • ·• - --- .. - • - • • • .. • • • --- ._. ••••• • r4:41at•••• • • ... , , , •, �·-�-�-.. -- - ---- ,.. - .. . .. ' Mr. and Mrs. Chares Goegern were in Coumbus Tuesday to at• tend the Lawrence Wek i,;how. Wine there they were dinner guesta of Mr. and Mrs Hay Sparks at the Mills RHlaurant Mr and Mrs Robert Murray and fam1y movf'd Thur!>day, from Butterr.ul-av Lo Hurt. Va, v­ Now You IC.n'!111 Ttalrt 011,... � llaly, It Iba oldetl Indoor -­ In Ibo -Id. lloolpd by Palla dJo, I WIO - - Juo � by lolo pq,11 le1011NPI II - Color Harmony Was Theme Of Club Meeting People In Pomeroy v. here hf" LS empoyed �rs. Chares Graber rewrned home We<lnsday. aftr a •1s1l with reat1ves m Dayton .a1nd Co · , I Mainly About I• . ___,. - VOL XIII Ohla ,,meroy, TONIGMT "A FIVIR IN THI BLOOD" J::tram Zimball1t, Jr. An,ie Dlckinsou Joel< Kelly, Don Amecbe I STOOGIS Colorc1rtoofl I 111.....11 J ! ffff. ..,_,_,_.....,, entine al y I d � ... CtMnl CIMts T JC. ldtN 1'W I .. -.,. •lllo 111&1, ""' .. .., �• ..,..1 MIii IHI. -­ al ... eHa, 11' ..I:, � 1hHI •••m •�urlac ...._. ...... -, la ........ --,..t,lllpl. 0-,,., 'l'o 'l'lie IIIIMedt 01 TIie M�-,4,w ' Ch1lrdL ... . ro·vout ' "• "The Time Machine'' ALSO CARTOON CARNIVAL Evaylhtn1 handled,.,,_._. •W ff ,.,r ah ... con1rac10n...1111- • ll1u 1 I Our ho.,. Nmadellna -•• .. fl Ff (Technicolor) Wltb !;llubelh Taylor and Eddle Ft1he1 ALIO CARTOON CARNIVAL COME fl MIO SEE m MAIi' mt - BUDGET TERMS SUMMER SPORTSWEAR BANK BY NEEDS FOR • Bl. ■ y.., laalc-8JMci1. r. si•pi., easy, 1ofe. 0- }'GIi lry It. yov'I •-spedolbaal,.. br-aail ...1opes. �• Pay 3% lnhrMt On Your sn1 .,.. ! nr.. FARMERS BANK • and Savings Company .............., ._,,_ s,...... ' ,' Ml1•••r Plllaral D1p1llllt IMurance Corpor1t1a11 l'OMIIOY, OHIO l .......,, J... "· - .... ,. • p.m. Unh!!!Y Partnen. Ed­ ward G. Robfii&OQ, Edward Arn­ old. 0ianneJ I• IU5 p.m. Cr,,o. 8ed Swordt, Errol F'3aa. .Gina LoDobriglda. ·----of......,..... ·, T1Mwe ,,•• ..,.. ..... IU .... H,o JA0,11 ..... NYLON $1.00 MORE per TIRE n.r.lia1, Ju,e 1.1, Os•r 11 II• Mu,y a tbowtlrl lreopl • d;IIIJ' 7, .. p.m. 8bmmer Sport, Sp« la Ibo food hoJ>o lhal one 11'1)' tbt tacular. Aulo llaclag. diary will uop her. '-"r· � ��:: = •........ ■n Illa_.,__ Wa...., Palq Kelly. CJwme! I 1•,IO TM Glrb and a Sallo,, Jwie · All,- Uloria lldloven, Van:,...,_ ClwmeJ 11.11.00 Overland Paclflc, Jack Kah<.,. �. Pow c..,ie, - . . Oil co. N O WILLIAMS •--·Dfllrlbutor ,,_...,. . . i'll·Wmt : ,a., . ' .. ,. I . .,lillalt. .' ' .'. - • -;:- WYN6G Now· 111d I \ Buy . - -=-•;:;:.::._�.::-...-':::--.----'�---_ �·:.:: f ,• • .Sa,� - .. _--! - --• - a, p, I J. .t:31 Jn. llepalt No. It; "- ., P.ltlldlat �KIPP ·•• ill'ltwll •­ VilllMa """• Mu• • fttilonct wtlll � Dztll1t,w ate I ·. --= .=--;_ . 11:• Movie •••-lhl- I u:•-,:otSJo, Oil WCHS-1V 12:08 Booe Tbe Clown 5:30 Rod;y • .... Frien4t 12:30 camera • l:W - '!be Cloft 1,,0 Walt llilney 7:111 Jl.-ldi 1; GO Town 6 Cou.nl CJ'CJNrVrad, I:,0 ,,. 1:30 ,,. ,,. ,,. Coolnlla Tbe ""'Tllo - _.. 'lllo _, _ Sundlif Spedacwar llalty"• r-n11,7 - WHTN-1V 11:IO Willard "'""" I:• Rev. lbt!hewt t:IO � Up and Liff 11:W How atm! Sc- Realt II-.? �flli<u-- On Pando 11:IO P'Um lt:IO l'allll For Today 11:■ .Jl:y.... Sl:oQOd G. - Clnl Roo.'fto 11:11 lltet:,11 0-- el Week t:• aiama,lootb.p llawllnl I:• N Mack fnslat tbot llo1ro!- keep DUI et lho Gulde Awanl Sbow. 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Ind Denrw. llrl. --- lln.llom,Jlol. be!, 11n. Paul G-, . •lunlaJ. ,.. n. a....,, a. 11:­ u p.m. Jo Old Callfoinla, Jol>n 7•·---7•·-1:•0lld - "° .......,, .,_ II. e, Pd • tu _, p.m. The. Pfople Vs. Dr. Kildare, IAw ...,__ Laraine bay. a.....! 1!, 11:IS p.111. 91 River Street, Jolla Payne, Ev.. 1'11 KO)'!!. · Channel 13 5:30 CIIII -loJ BOfN.... 10:000U-.,..... IO:,O_!!_ 1:30 a-lay !left l'idurt Pando II: 00 Indumy 1 11: 15 All Jbe Diffennce la Wor d 1;4$ W� BDI Murray 1:50 SuooaJ' Spoi111 11:30 'lbil II 1bo Life 7:00 SbirloJ Tolllplo llllow 12:ID '1'V d,apol 8:00 National Velvol 12:30 Ligllt Time I: 30 Tab, Hunte,• Sbtw U:'5 Goapel H•rtllOIIJ Boyt t:00 Chevy Show l;(N) Art Llnktetler 10,• Lonie Y«III Sbtw 1,15 Mme 10:31) Jllue Anpla I: 15 bldUllry on Parade .,.., lllpway U..lldayt l 11,10 Weatberc• 4:3011appy U:ts Lale Sllow .VNlsrzt y. lune H, «> • I 1. 11::111 Etolyn P....u.e. Wll!la,n Powell, llyrna Ulf. - 1'­ Wioad Woman. ee.«IJ, Mlco,. •la. IUchard Ee,m a ,'..!'"J��-------------_JIBmlaWollaaad . , t *13!!1j: 15 88* ,.,•..,,. .r CHAMPIONS Sp11clway•Plowtcl or T1111Pikt Safttr P1- ..... made ,... a picnic al !be homo of Mn. Jack Roboon, Roel< Sprlnp Rood, oo 'lllund-, July 11 wbea Iba Put Councllon of 'nleodorut Coundl Dqbten of America - 'lburaday ...... Ing al the home of Mn. llldwd c.mp1,eu, Sycamon,.ot. 11'9. Charloo c.hm, put prea1. dent, concluded Iba � In !be ablence of Mn. Olan Good­ win, ...,lcltml. llewtlam by Mn. Campbell and Iba pledp lo lhe liq openod Ibo .-1ng. WINDOWS 11:•- WSAl-1V �. Jw u. f1:s el I 11:• · a p.m. 11ne l,oyea Hu NIIID­ cy. Robert IIIJl:ltgallll!ly, Jan..t G�, ""'-' 1', 11:U pm. Jlewm to Tft3iqire IIIIINI, Tu HIJM:ler, Dawn Adalm. for full details ,.,••••.•• Picnic Planned At Robson Home For July 13tb - WY 2-3193 BAHR QOTHIIRS •=••-- . _.._ , 11:lt llorit ■ ......,• .Ide tt. an ,,r I. It:• .. - LIUle "� _,. Cantor. Juditlt Aadet.... Ola& nel I!. II: II Black 'I\Jeoday, Ed1'anl G. llol,ln,on. �\ t:IDll'l&lilet•­ t:41llalio--10,. lloarq. .. U :11111111111111 U:111 SaiunlaJ 1:00 'llllo w.. ill Sj1otla I: Boaobol! 4:30 Our GIIII 1:111D- 1'111' "°".,...., • Channel 8 WCHS-1V w-. ·, •=• ..Ip Oil •=• P-IL Dar11n1 Jeonelle llacDooald, J- P<,w­ eD; Oiannel 11. 11: 15 p.m. King', -paody, Errol Flynn, Palric:e t· w 1• 9vestigal<d a minor n.,· Olber hro mea ebarpd llild>Y afternoon al 2•• in Ibo en1,,- .,. ""- Rllt&.. al the mi.nectlon,bol!le, :II ol Pibloo. ud , lfaplewood Lake, liD lladlfllJID<lY. 'llloy pi.» I ro,u!l<d, 111d charg.. ed DOI gnilly IO !ht dlarie la lied. I _, "'"" -.bile cuio adn,tt­ rrank!m Clan. 19, RD; 1<c1 hi■ pill, and nlvod craoJ 'It', .,.. dmlng east jury. ...Ide operalld by Wt!- Uader oatlt 8aturdaJ -.,i., ;l,an McMl!llon, zi et CIiio lold.fllo - tbal Ill ...... 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TY MOYIE GUIDE Call MEN and WOMEN AT u. FLOORING PANELING COUNTER-TOPS CEILING TILE .,._.__ It:;; '11111 I■ v- LIi llMNln 11111 11:• nsuun ,.,._ • ,.,,....re11he......,__...., . • County -r' De- ' lfflullg . lritb him .... · Jnvol,ed. ,,. 11111 dliJ RW1 11 7:• B M t,IO N11:W°""' 1:tlllf,orla� 1,1111..- SATURDAY, JUNE 10 1111'11 SUNDAY, JUNE II \ EXCllll& MA111141S IOI NIF •=,,•- "nous I' Channel 3 Tnlll l: Ill Dupal Dopa 1:,0 Baatbll r,ddlt AIIIIII Cdobadalpld•..,., ....... 1, ..... brealdnrl ud OIMnlll - mlllad ,t lhe Oloa 8atb:· ..., farm off - IL Co11o ..i.1 derNllltbal-et hro- .twoodWas SA'.IVBIIA I' •=• l' •r• �ntAt ' SATUaDAY, JUNE 10, 1961 ' your"-. pl.a-.,,..,.......... "Butterfield 8" ..,..,i,t.,... .... ___ ■ Ia SUN.-MDN. loj,DM The Pnnllml ....... tbm........... - Ille plaao • TOLEDO (UPI) - An invdtlg■• Palm a...i., Fla., .,._ be 110111 Coun1J _,.. lion opened loday llllo Ibo fin and wmr..awfflleMel.Jelll ... AIIGnloJ Benwd V. l'ulll ii> tnalmnii for Im Nd" eJJa,at, exploaioo of a 1aaoline truck Sar.dicaled .., be -.m fllo ptrjurJ Ille, al Ille 17,e _. A apltttl a Wmr!J, 0. ..... -leol ,.._. eherpa IDID -oho appeared befon C.,. ....... Ille - ._ Jail,- - C. _,., la a pn,balJon .....c......... . .j,l!DT .......... Alr inCt.abrutmc ......... - lo .....,. ....,. cbqe. Palla Mid tblt lllllnUIII he ..... ably will file Ibo <WII .,... Ronald CUlo. U, o1-.1. .... erb _., wbea ht _,. locaurllobe-lOIIIIIJ.,.,.. I (Technicolor) Rod Taylor - AJan Youn, ·-- ' .._,, ; .. 1,..,.-..,_,.......,. ,,. ,....... Gall• At TIie Pomeroy Cemeat llocl Co. NOW SHOWING W.&8111NGTON (UPI) _.,_ ... llellllN7 -- - • lrief Florlu rest ...., ... ·- - ... Air p- jet •=• ·amily room lllddleport, Ohio . Waverly Man, Probe Starts In Explosion .,._Ult .......... TrippedUp lnjuring74 Under Oath ◄ •=•-- or LIBERTY THEATRE ' - . SPACE PROBLEMS Sun. & Mon. June 11-12 Peter Van Dyke and Betta St. John in "THI SNOllKIL" - also El lzabeth Taylor ind Montgomery Clift in "IUDDINLY LAST SUMMER" ALSO CARTOON iProsecutor Will File !Perjury Charges For Lies In Meigs Court -t----1- .L-.t.. .� ........... _.__ __,__ BEAUTIFUL . PRACTICAL SOLUTION 5c PER COPY I .... - l)llolraodfhm aklt, O,, . ._ tlii'Y•1l11ll-.. ht bad ellllMled .... llilo llilht­ dbl c.itl- Ht eoa14 ..c Ill' rtlCMl fDdQ- ... bhiiidll ,_ et Iba _, THE TONIGHT Lnu Costello and Dorothy Previne in "THE THIRTY FOOT IRIDI OF CANDY ROCK'• - also Jeff Chandler John Saxon Dolores Hart "THI PLUNDERERS" Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, ltonday, June 12, 1961 � llu been . � INGELS FURNITURE l ,. J.le NO. , .� � 1 � CWidi.lijj3 ''8".'.· $99.95 • le Ohio 11�- Supt Roush Is Recognued In Bishop's Note w•• ""·" .. .,...., . 11 ; Waverlr· SUN.-GN.-TUIS. , ... 11-12-13 "CRY FOil HAPPY ('h(!hnicolor) Olen Ford, Donald O'Connor and llliko Tat.a WALT DISNIY'I 101 DALMATIONS June 10ltl lflru 2ht 7-Piece DINmE SET I , • • .- Brown ls, Assigned MEIGS THEATRE Mr. and Mrs. Phi Gobokar and Soy and Mike visited recenty rn Ceveand w1tll his moLhe-r, Mrs. Rose Gobok.ar and otner rea­ lives. I ,, 0h11, -...t·I• ... ( ------'------------_;_--=---�------------------::::--:::::-:':':---M umbu.s. • ,· ,. .. .. , - · weekend �hways J tbol·•-•w �- .... .,.,, • ■ f '°' ,Ohio ...... breuln8•- .... ' B . 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