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MONTCLAIR 4-DOOR • ,----• n ,n · I Abo ,ng ,,...-M-------,, s• • Q eel g Around And pe a,n y ut N amed By Loci e M ee"ting S,vr,al memb<" "' the M,ddle I e l About n Peop " p 1·9.. ,... .. ,_ .. Group ,lnging of Ye Mu,I .. . by rt r1 st Ba t1St Chureh w i ll be New Off teen, were e . s i Born �gain" a MI.ddleport :: Gra:vllle 1s week end whe e lhe Fides Lodgt, K of p • Thurs- I OmerO [ New Olf,cers Bapliot, To A ttPnd Grallville Meeting• y I Fam,ly P,cn,c Being Planned For further plan1 of the · event members are to contact either Mrs. Rfohard Owen or Mrs. Ches­ ter Zirkle. 11'1 "1111111'......'p,8°•. treat yaulllllf and yoiw Milr ID - ladayl ------PER COJ1 ,- £: 1: . ' ,, t. it Invoked · Kennedy Asks Survey, Would End Dock War f -·· -· Harrisonville Farmer- � Trapped By Tractor · .. Misses Serious Hurt·- ':: '.' ...' •�a , '' \ ,_ ' II I ) Welts Show ' Fortnite Club Is En,tertained Mtu Ann Howell entertained After the close of the meeting the Fortnite Club at her home memben retired to the dining Thursday evening. room for games end refreshments Presiding over the abort busl­ of lee cream and cake served by neu meeting was Mn. Richard Cash Bohr. Owen, vice pr<11dent. During the -------------------; evening the birthday of Mn. Gerald Anthony was celebr,rted and the annlveruries of Mn, Middleport, Ohio Robert Tewbbary and M1'I. :C..--II C-ge Dallall, NG ..:l;:: W :,. 0 ::. M W lo::: O= == --N Mn. Aothony WIil enlerlaln the HALL OUNG club !or Ha next meeting, wl1h the dam 111 be announced late,. Allan Ladd, Sidney Poitier Othon -n1 - and r--�M were Mn, Jock Bachner, Miaa Carol Bacht.el' "GOOD DAY FOR Mn. GIHn Hensler, M1'I. aa,. A HANGING" mond Kloes, Ml'B. Leo Smith and Wdtb Fred MocMurray gue,ta Bronwyn Dalley and Jud)' Also CARTOON CARNIVAL Owen. . 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Like new in every way. •-�o! • � =i� PAIRLANE 4-DOOR 1 958 CHEVROLET .... ••ardedllnl.. .... neJ. ;!� �J, - .... Now Yoa Knnw Prayer D11cuuNI theran WO!".!? •• By LuOne Of the ,._...,r..,, CU'Cle ag�rln $765 $1995 --- . . Annual P,cn,c Held Wednesday I V-8 motor. Powerglide lrana. Healer, tires li ke new, sharp interior, outstanding in col• 01'6 of red over be ij:e, V-1 - 2-TON With 11-ft. dump body. 900 x 20 rear tire,. , 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., June SB, 19111 :� "210" - 4-DQOR 1 958 CHEVROLET -------·�-�------· &g 1955 CHEVROLET ¼ TON PICKUP Llke new condition. T I r • • show little wear. Light green f!nidi. Heater and turn sli­ nals, . 0 $895 1960 CHEVROLET e I Rocket engine with hydram.a• tic. Upholstery hes appear• ance of new c.ar. New white• wall tires. Jet black finlah. Radio, heater. CENTER . .. . ..,._ .._ --- �:i! 1956 OLDSMOBILE TRUCK ' � The ann ual picnic of the Past Church Women met Tuellday af• I Care' . opened � =mg : they 1.1,JII attend the men ' s meet day evemng wnen members met Presidenll of the Ladies Auxiliary temoon at thfl St. Paul'■ Cl:lureb. I WSCS of the Forest Run Methtt-- Mrs' Frank Cheesebrew was 3 mgs of the Oh10 Baptist Conven- 8t the h8II tn M Iddleport for their Geneva Joachun pr inc1Mrs Drew o ' Mra. V'IJ'gil Hamm' chairman f W-'--te ._ r Pott. Ameracan dIsl chur h held Wednesday eve- business vtsitor m Gallipolis Uon held at Dennison Umvers1ty . 1. regular meetmg pal and Mrs . Max.me A r n O I d 1 �e ch rch with M r a Monday and also visited at Hol• Legion was held Wednesday even- prellded and the m ng ope Kai Hindy, Harold E Hubbard Offwt>rs eleeted were Richard ad ;et:owed s1 I he roo k at the Salisbury School �tt. pre:ident , m charge: zer Hospital with Mrs. Jack Bech- I mg at the �ome of M , o,we: and EdlSOn Raker will be leaving Owen as C"hanreOor, Car l Owen ei; were III :: ;: : i! of Columbus this week to M �atson, R8<."me Road· pot uc I m tle who underwent surgery Christy Baer wes thlS evening and Paul Smart. CliJ- v1re rhancellor, J H. Grate aa attend the state wide s u m m e I :.aI Am DllcourShall I Pra When of Sprmg- dmner wss served at 6:30. , led Yb Mrl. L. C. Karr. ford Stumbo aod Tony Fowler master of wor k. Brad Wolfe as School I unch <..'Onrereoce sponso r- cha:ge of "t.he. pro ram using aa Mrs. Char!MI �d1e _ Houdash t Mrs HiU"ry ,, y e pres � me- field is v1i;1ting with Mr and Mrs � plan to lea\/e SaturdBy 1'hP ml'rl pr,..\a le RusseU Roush ru; master I her �?P1;• Home or the'' Ho � h the. b s · ne!II ,esalOII ed ope at n lhe Dod ng whic g m an ed by ;he State p •partnwnt or eeU and children I d so n Gene o �s:; Group smgmg Of T is 11 ings w1 Il end s, unrui'J noon ' e ;or an aD day I of arms , LesLer w alburn as outer Education and the Ohio School I I with the Lord s Prayer o d pledge pIans were modu r elatives othe " ' I e rth opened World Father s My Huard, Chester z,�kle 1111 mner Food Service Assoc:1at1on I pr0&ram, followed by &enlence Otto Harding is reported to be , to the flag followed by iilent pray- meeting in the near future to ATTENDED SESSIONS guard, Richard Bailey as recordI er for the dead. Devotions were make robes for the Junlor choo? l n a nd a improving n.icely at the Sham• mem r y each prayeu t be Rea b s o d . r M M Bahr 1� 'ls an Cash and y r :recreta mg Lochary return Patrick �1rs , Jed by Mrs. George Bearhs who with a sack lunch et noon '11w ··L past Swiuay eading by Mrs Baer rock Mote] where he and M r ,; r scripture :Us Col fmanc1al secretary < tue m u " read Psalm 100• and closed with meeting closed with the Lord'I home Thursduy ltfternoon from I·s prayer · et on "Refugees" was Hardmg are res1'd'mg untIJ he p\ayl A Reva Miss daughter, thetr with , after which � Prayer In 11n1Son chancelCmcmnati where she attende.J , L R Wt ley, outgomg . . ., th en they plan to •ese able to travel, rs Edmund Grue. nted p by M , ho by d � were accomparu= m e • by M ID reshments were a. served The p ogram was in ch ge of f th1; Le-0 Podolsky Piano Sessmns, I lor commander, was m charge Of Law- go to New Orleans Mrs Ralph Gilmore a11d ope�ed Emma Hamm and Mrs· Edward I the rneetmg <md lhe dealh of John I th� ir daughter, Donna who apent, ser, Mrs. Russ Watson, Mrs held m the Sinton Hotel. Thest! Scott and . Mrs Napper , re n c e Ball· --------n Mr. and Ml'fl. Richard O w e I with Ii readuig "He Hadn t Time _ a member · was report- 1 a week w1"lh her s;,ter . , . piano sessions are mv1tahonal , Downmg, -=. ' 1 I Mrs. Edith Sisson. A reacmg on and children, Judy and Diek1e, wa� also reported I h a I Mrs . Grove, Erb, Mrs. r 8 r I l teache rs. I ed. piano I workshops for Chuthe Japanese verslon of Psabn Mrs. Homer Hartley and M r s.. 1 she visited with her son and fam- To Show the Fla .. b Mrs 1,.--------====�, j Henry Swift had been returned L'J 1! "'11t� Fla � ,/ Mitch, Mrs. Richard Owens &nil %3 was given by Mrs. A l f r e d l . l t James Faulkner plan to go to Uy, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bach• Jes Sa��- A re Me igs General Hosp1t.n B m i M r s. Clair Spencer visiting recentTR E E EA TH and S s IG I Love, � Mrs.n. ea M Yeauger- and the Chinese v ersioo Columbus this weekend where ner and daughte; . It was announced that the � - ?f ly with relatives in Columbus. Y the by several ar cI Pomaroy, Ohio Scott. to pretende A r Mrs. by owery a onald Mrs. with they nd visit a Mr. n will � Mrs. JJ Mr. L b P. and Pythian S1ster�'s picnic Mrs. �- E . W. Downie I e f t concluded �ton s ed had been postponed unti�July � - Tuesday for Dunbar, W. Va. for Psalm 23 was read by Mrs. Fr w. v. Owen and Mr. and � r s. and Mr. and Mrs. Ge_orge Low- : , �-gr!. TONIGHT & SATURDAY Nease. Fred Mees and other relatives. ery were called to Me1crost, P ,-iiiiiiiiiiiii---iiii•iiiiiioii'i visit with her daughter and 800"GORGO" f1 In hort business IM!ll­ u. s . Nee&e gave a read· Forrest Bachtel is also in the this week by the death of the�Mn. (Tochnicolor) ll' si-:0°, °-:wg in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bright ing n the Lord's Prayer, after Smith, who 11 o group of students from Middle- father, George Lowery. Dun't Miss It , leaving in the near future for who came here for her on Mon-- which group singing of Rock ,.f port High School who are attend- Major and Mrs. Harry Craig, "DON'T GIVE UP honored day. THE SHIP'' Ages and prayer by Mrs. Baer ing the Band Clinic in Athens this Jr.. and children , Douglas and Buchanan. w. Va., was shower. f e i handkerch a with TONIGHT Jerry Lewis and o M rs. Donald Holter and aon, concluded the program. During week and next. rtie other stu- Carol Lee have returned to their Attending were the above am­ . Mickey Shau,ghnef.iBY Key Kendall Pat returned to their home , Hunt- the busines!I session Mrs. Frank O�nta from here are Karen BeenYul Brynner home in Alexandria, Va. after vis- ed and Mrs. William Baxter, Mn. "ONCE MORE • ton w Va today after a visit Pickens and Mn. Margaret Howl· ner, Farrell ShuJer. and David iting with M rs. H. W. Craig a11d e J d Webster Sr. , Mrs. George SUN., MON., TUES. WITH FEELING'' elt of Racine were welcomed Wiley. ash _ r e h �other t I Mrs A her es. relativ other Jun• 25-26-27 (Technicolor) Hackett Sr., Mrs. Pearl HyseU, a1 guests. Mn. Pickens, who i1 Mrs. Everett Bachner a n d Rev. and Mrs. Ron�ld S. Place Young and othe� �lives. - also Frank . Cheesebrew, Mn. Mrs. "GONE WITH THI WIND" . irman c of the WSCS contact Mrs Charlea . ochary k ' Michael Callan of Euclid ha Clar N e w Elbridge. Dick daughter, Connie, were in Chilll- and children of L Ben Neutz]mg, Mrs. Mayme (Techn icolor) . Tuesday Weld, Victoria Shaw is the guest of her parents, Mr. in Meig. County, spoke on t h e cothe Tuesday on business and York are expected to arrive next Holme,;. Mrs. Lewis Stanley and Margaret Mitchell's Story , "BECAUSE THEY'RE work for the eoming year. and Mrs. Leo Story. in the evening they met Mrs. Ida Monday for a visit with M r s. one guest, Mrs. Arthlll' Cox. Tile With Clark Gable, YOUNG'" Refreshments were served at Bac hner In Parkersburg, who "" as Place's parents, Mr. a n d Mrs. next meeting will be held in Se}>' Vivie n Leigh, Leslie H()ward ALSO CARTOON Mrs. Lowell Salser eod sons, the close of the meeting by Mn. ......,,l · · l•mbe'· and Olivia De Havillend ng from V frgin;• wber< Harl'Y Houd•"''" and FN!ddw ----=--iiii--=• Kenneth Scott of and Pho n eto 1 J1 :: : � : �� ; Grueser � : Edmun : ; d ;,;;: to lS mem-1 � June 24 __ :; ;;;;;�;;;;:;;;:;;;;;_;;;;:;_;;.;,��;_iii��;.a. Matlnae Sunday 1 :30 P.M. S.tvrd•Y Only 1 i are the guests of her parents, Mr. bers and the two guest.a. M r 1. David Ladd in Admi11lon 75c and 35c and Mrs. Clarence Ihle. "RAYMIE" Jack Curtis WBI a contributing Wedneadey Thru Saturd•y - also Mrs. Greta Price is reported hoste1>s. June 28 thru July 8 Randolph Scott, Joan Leslie as quite Ill in Meigs General Hos• Wm. Wylar'• "MAN IN THE SADDLE" pit.al. • • • "BEN HUR" ('fechnicolor) A Tale of The Christ ALSO CARTOON Patrick Lochal'Y relurned home (Technicolor) June 25-26 Thursday alle, 8 ,;s1i ;. Dayton Sun. & Mon. Charlton Hesto n , Haru Keet with his sister, Mrs. Glen Cha11e St•rtlng •t Dude Jac k Hawki n s. Stephen Boyd in Bloomington, Ind. with his Mrs. Roy Blankenship end Mrs. and before eart H Your al e St wm Ge n era] Lew Wallace Aulhor son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Donald McKnight were �01teues you knO\Y it . , ,O,.TINEES "THE BOY WHO STOLE Mrs. James Lochary and family. when the Sew-Rite �wing Club S■hmt■y, July I , and A MILLION" He was acc«npanied home by his met Wednesday evening at the1r Sunday, July 2, Stari ln,g - also club ,oom. granddaughter, Susan Lochary, 1 :30 P.M. Acadc-my Award Winner Durlng the short businea sesEvening Shows 7:00 P.M. Best Actor: Rurt Lan caster sion with Mn, Charles Spencer on, Show Nlthtlr Best Supporting Actress: presiding a report was given on Old/a,hioned Ham ADMISSION: Shirley Jones the record hop held recently. Sat. Matin ee - 90c "ELMER GANTRY" Dinner ls June 30 Plans were d lscusaed for a femSun. Matinee & Even ings Je1m Simmo ns (In Color) $1.30 Tax Included NOT FOR CHILDREN The WSCS of Letart Falls will ily picnic in July and �lso for an, Children Mc UNDER 1B ' ned ham din· other record hop in Ju y. sponsor an Id fashto Following the business session ner at the Letart Falls Communthe group worked on the plastic ity Building June :10 at 6 , p.m. flowe r vases which they are mak­ Proceeds are to go to mamtening for use at the Meigs General ance of the Methodist Church. Hospital. Mrs. Donald Collins won Tickets are being l!IOld now, and the door prize. can aho be bought ,t the door. A dessert course wu served by Tables wW be reserved for ad- the hostesse1. Hoste11Se1 for the , vance tfok 11t buyers, Mr11. JOhn next" meeting wiU be Mrs. Elmer White 8nd Mrs. Don8kl Collins Hill ii president of the WSCS. SUPIR "18" H.T, COUPE $795 wscs r $1 095 2-tone green fin ish w I t h clea n matehlng Interior. All 1ood tlrea, Fordomatic, V-8 motor. Radio, heater. . . , Steak House ' �y� ORDERS ON�Y ; . . . . . . iw ...Jdll'\ ___,,,., ,.,,,._ with ., bigb lmt, flock «Bi m:l flCllleD ilia.,.....,..,. 11,g. •a1 ., paat. Blan• • • 1111 oar aelal.la, lib _, .....,. W 8'h11eiia_.blnt 0..11\. Now everyone can have success with roses l Do your roaes, like most people's, bloom nicely at the wry begin­ ning of the season-then quit blooming once bot weather settles ill? • Thie yeu ean be dift'erent! That's because Scotia, the people who made having a good lawn easy and BUre, have develop,d a simple, scillntific program for roses, too. Now you can have better roses, more contuiuous bloom--month 81::utll , after month-without wony or · hard work. on- - • Rose Program products are unique. Zephyr is a revolutionary new applicatcr t1w !eta J'0ll proted the tops and undmidell of evsy leaf. BAZIi, Swtla all-in-one intection against, h eeta mid di ease, eomea iJI a - , taUIIB' t1m 8tt, .wgl.y into tbt> Zephyr (miring t.o mix, 1111111111D. · · The w. belis.e :;w'll ... II& t,.,. ..... •J ..- Rpill). , � Nor.,'1 tbt-tbae llr11H1«-� tbllm ,-r- b J011Z -­ .......... · lntrod,__, offer saves YOII; $15,00. ,n: PAY Ml DiiW OK IA'91NGI ••-lld·•..I N'1ra, ;.� ---••·•n nsh hc.. , . Aak, 111" eboui �t. 0c . .... - ■ 71 hl1nl lqs• tirWI .,._ ...,. _ ' .- .'' ' . . \,' . �- _________________--· ----· :_ ' I Roi� Regulations A1mounced F or Boat · Events 1ven BY Comdr· Show; Tentat1ve c· .. 1· ,.• Ji y " Hollywood & Vine THE POET'S CORNER rather", n.,. • , New In Farming M the · -� Glenn Ford Tells About Trouble With His In HOIIywood Fihns :�.:.�,�":";a�:����'. Name In Gettina ,......-r, Start N boats TIii!: LEAF AND THE FERN Regulations for Gallipoli!' first annual Water Show, Patrol Commander. I O E. Starkey. A potluck aupptr 11'81 ood! 111 lhe one sho andered. in w permitted w be the will al w I prove tentati a and front, ac:heduled July 2 oil the park 11ened b,y the host GranJe. A toy tod ee,afternoon e th durmg -area a com• show boat , my tal of. l\2 � ill attendance and gram of events featured Friday night's El>ffOU NOTE· VerMII nt after I waa placed under •sret amcmc tblMlelvtl . sion . To learn what the voittl of nature � II - � Ado, Tbefe the fraW!Tnal aplrit of the Grantt be. wowd It Mme origical . mittee meettnc at the Gallipolis Boat C1ub dock . co ract. be pe�1tted would aay. to al>. wu very evwlMit. thil Ntctk,a atartled a wu Lt. Commander David E. Metz, Mrine Safety Div- No pertK>n9 shall . Dlnd Chip tuff onr tlle tne- 1 Gleu who wtll to awim, bathe, or fish 1n the The brown leaf ctrpet by on, Huntingt Guard, Coast States , new Unted re- 'nM>se traveling to Alfred from mon eomer ision the writ.er IOllaJ' di! Ml -, et I 1 .,11 told that I would hlv. ,ueperou1 wind wu lllrred are.a the Coast Guard Boating by patrolled Safe the of phase safely the of the charge ll be Colwnbla were Mn. Gene Jeffrrt ftNlq:> • ni&altle .... to clwlp my n,m,. Gwyllyn 11111:IDC.W to G-, yn Ford ud And from overhead came tM l1!on Show released the rules and regulations, to be followed dunng the entire water show and Margie Sue, Mr. and Mra. :,-U,lllmNH pro- pramlN tut I deOnila dec Ford wu too difflcuh bird. a of song rathree said �ander The event the in g ipatin partic would ...,_ bl � Carl Greenlees and oaro]yn. Rnla by th� NN PORD noimce. • · By O dlo-equipped P1trol boat.II wowd Robert (Red Sheetl prop-am Mr. and Mn. H. E. Rhoadel t Cu'& � from p Bein I newcomer and IDDO\II w. h be on hand durtn1 the ent.irt ahow As I lil&ened, • brown leaf aoftly ' chairman. rt.-:1 a �tatfve 12- lho -:V �� p. � n:; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dye, • � �l� Shatt- te be 'agreeable, 1 af1Uld tn}y lit:lltiql wtat Oil tbroup tbl stan:ev. HOLL� uld, the · of Eaeh measures y t safe • to for be Jll)fOJl.llfUl-"J opected I which rd ca · DIil week through aome nlgbtt with Mn Reed Jeffers. Mills Rf>becca • ght1 that 1 bad prod :atr�l cr,aft_ ma y display a sii: patrol boats will ha�e two crash " Whv not be still ln your downy ,peare dJdn eer, now and �w �n i;vI(� h tly tll �lig Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Gal awu f ': DO �trnoill •anemenl far. when wl ia] visua &1gnal• when necessa-;; ert to ., bed CG Gallipolia b ted t ho ay. II}' Mr and Mrs Mendal Jor,. banded 1-.. lllb of lnf,..,.ld .e- to control movement of •�tor U:1�i :;: �ten in ctse Be conte'lt lo ileep where no ' . "What'• in a umet _ oaf WI and I "'�!°':!. UIIIII � rom ll'O I a A and Wa1ter and Mla1 Carolyn ._ Tue&d f • Appearing befon approxtmat cra , coo!listing of a white al.gn now •11 name w,u .. actor uplrine an Unlea w, breezes b lo ft ' 1 boat One 9l'.'IOdrum. w e 1y 20 pmo111 in Gallipolll !all about three feet Bq\18N with the of w :: piers For your head will yet be cov- with a ume no& aa1y lmmet:liate- (The atudlo wtu 1ocae.d Oil Gower er � ill wi a M PERSONAL NOTES the that Sllll night, Commander ets told oc . near · Hollywood. ) . word sroP in red or black. wtt.b Ule1r w1vfl. ly pl...m, to the aye u well u Street er«I with mow." show y the along other rnid-wa the to equ G■lllan1 "It ii my purpoae tu llff Spectator craft are r ested Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kirk 81141 the ear 111d tonpe - or. at 1tut PbU010phlcally, l went boml aa Ntped. ne��� willo':" that everything ls conducted In ..., cut fotors. and anchor close to area. a/td ' tltlrd " a answered, . �aughter of Gower, returninl te the lluSo Ti ud �!:a SCI to the eyu, ffl'I and tonguel John A small vok:t , I IQUNl.ed a C!Offlprolltlle. e s res,. ect near .__. • aafe manner - It's up to you shore or run bow of boats up Tree, ocat warm doWl'l here, ' tboM in Hollywood who might be dlo the nut morninl to be , told 1 ldmltted the name GW}'llyn linflon and mlilN, low ro e r riv e r c e on d ' the We&t Virginia 1ide :if � and Mr. �. �� of ust ls fl!'lt. ire bn were ' g name U no 1pr Va., "� ml&bt that y CIUIII y IDID9 folks to produce the show. " comternaUon, be w guests W ln :n. - he 1 in that m h It aurel m to h the bank on M nver cra!t will � hatted uwu,. near, '"'Commander Metz recommend· the river during the varlow Lord." The followlnj: momln&. I but 1 t.ned te lat any problem Douglas Mosler. Mias . Ba : trouble. t� abow • operation. f When we awoke todaJ our cover Or, a I w11 wbm I llgn,d my walked out of the II with the ume Ford, The flnt Hubbard ed the following yfety measures event,, ocept during the marine pend Communications will de · 8t days was warm .. he taken durtn& the run of the parade or when permitted by the flnt movie contract, he'1 in for "William Cort." name could KO - but the 111t had on the succe11a of you.� •�w sa_ld i'nd we thouldi we heard a blut Mr. and Mr■. Chester Spencer The mornin after that t )Ill to at . g sonie strong .,gumenu ay. ' son&Without •t, Commander Metz. bird s uaed stephen, O.arleston, W. Ya.• y and ord. at- wa1ud out. 1 born Gw llyn J' with the 1 "'Too euUy conf the ev�t- will sag." Head Chafrthe week end at 111esb or t spen achoo! u Gwyllyn J'ord, 1 adviled that I IIW nothing automobile," wu ooe point of man Wilham (Bill- Matthews as• ' 'Never before have '1ft felt this Mr. and Mrs. A. R. parents, her acted 00 the ■lagt &I Gwyll,n wrong wltb my orlptal name, view. "Too Irish," wa, another. '. sured the Huntingtoll communl- way, Mn. Dale Dye and Mr. r. e Cast on ae F rd IO by the time l anter.l. and fl&W'td iince they couldn'l (What bearing the had the cations would be in correct order Bui we' re alway, content In our :'ct� ite uaed it. ----------oon callers at aftern v \ :J (,,p were Sunda q to 1 wu u p iltuation, 1 may never know. ' ) 1 for the gigan tic event. nests to lav, the Caster home. ant little If anythlDI 1bll all held fut Would I "Ifft to the Red Sheets, in giving a detail- For we could hear the eold wind, 1 I s i,')'•\-.\ \ ,.,,., to the 11':111 execuilive1 1pellin1 ·Tordd.?" No? How about SUndav guests at tbe home of . �"�,' ·, � ) l;(f, blow ed rel)Ort of the program of ______ ____ Mr. and Mra. Fem GUlogly and "Forde?" No? event.a, said he e�pected to make And know that our head, were ,/�� '. ,. Now with a last name, 1 de- John were Miu Jacqueline Wag. ! 1 several changes m the program covered with snow. and Mrs. ckild to puah the oontllt to a li!ODer, Han'isonvllle; Mr. dedarinJ It official. The before , Galllo family and r Ralph Fraz:ie ,.) ; ,. .. .�. cloee. 1 told them I wa, deter,. lJ..llct program, weather pemut• Nev! Little Fem, the brown Meo Elba Mrs. and Mr. Jlotu. polis, By Mn. R,,_. n mined to kNp the ftrst Initial of ...-.,, \; . leaf ..ld. ting, la to begin at I p. m. If :!''1> rs . q· s, Columbu Sharon. ht and I MISCELLANBOlTI IIIOWU lint name !Ill nll ID now Knht ,, everythml( goes aa planned, the "Tender young plants mutt winter ' and Mn. Paul Gutoo and eMl.d... . ' A miscellaneowi h we WU :' le t 1 0 Ford 'J;'.-£bed, ahow will be c-hmaxdt! with a IO,• . .,.&, BY ADA IIACK . each I wu ren of Albany, while Sundav even�I why we eom1 from Gt!t' fe:� ' :S r the at � held tart � o Le • That • 000 p.i,tacllute iump Into the Ohi!f c11llers were Mr. and Mrs Ceo Mra. Ag11es White k!d the de· lty Hall Mooday mgllt •m h,mor rd George Ford, Gordon Ford, Greg- IM . tree home down ' River by Gene Ham1Iton 8nd Tom _ Cl1 GilioI!IV and Steven, Athens•• __ 11 __,. u. ,...a. CarroU White l new- ory Ford ,;u.. . ,oru . .,..., ·'d Focd. . --• Ger;u 80 doae to votic>nl ""'"' roll c� wae aruiwer- u. • Baldwin. f')(.u S Army par• And nestle all winter M and Mrs Carl Crabtree A1• ., ed with • Bible verse conlllnini lyweda l, After the honored the ground BDae■t e Gtena s trooper nd Mr and Mrs· ArthU!' the word •·eye" when the &m- peata had opened their glfll pot- I offtred a sUQMtklll. My fa. e :� -:e r r · locai Shoukl the event be poltponed 11t ,nuill 1'ffn fflm beR•n to shine Makera c1... of the P"irlt luck refreshr,W!llle were e aerved to ther had been born tn Glenford 8 ·Perry and grand the sponsoring thunderstonru, by unfold Unit« Prubyterlen church met the following: Mn. ErwlD Gloeck- io Canada 80 why not Glen Mn. Moses MC- PIIOOltAM CHAIRMAN-Odle O'Donnell, left, ., Galhpolfa - Pt. And put it1 bead out Into the cold· Gr Donna Davls an their reaular mol)thly meet- ner, Mrs. Doral Parson1, Joyce J'ordt Better yet Glenn Ford da11 blPra, f and Bober! (Red) Sheets, were among 20-some per­ orgamzat1on1 , rdh are I�dln� • ilia Au Guard Wood� , � Vickte Pleasant CoHt x ry The brown le�f aaid, ··Now whef Ing at lhe home of Mila Gertrude Gloeckner, Re\'. and Mn. Dwight sons attending Friday's Water Boal Show commit­ a There was murmuring but no few days w1tb er cous no, ' shall l do? a.......rt, were read and ap- Spencer' Laurl:'nce Theiss, Gladys p, _use. Duffy' •-t"' tee meeline at the Gallipolis Boat Club d0<ks. O'Don­ Flotilla UIOO, and the Galllpolil a and Mrs Keollv KPrns and dau&IP Boat CI ub, wourId have to :�it 'for For 1 am supposed to tab care proved and a (ree wlll offering Shie1d■ V�nMeter, eo , yn. 'ftou nell will serve as Master of eremonies for the Sun• After ano t her ,,,,_k of this nonter Mpdison W. Va. two weeks be ort: 1e• sc uIlDil of you " ' di(, July 2 event. Sheets will be in charge of the WBB taken and plau were made G rge, Ro�r 8nd Jean art0nB, 11ense I took matters into my own ' \� !le\'• � the show, ' GerEarly Roush. Mr. . ·, J..tlk'f and Mn. Mrs Malhe p actual programing. Sheets hopes to have the pro­ to bold an lee cream supper on started li and that day hands and eral �ava y��- ft' 'l'he show Is being conducted as Soon. a cold wind blew an" the the cburcli lawn Saturday 8\'etl- aid Wells. Mn. Kenneth Wolfe, gram completed by Tuesday. (Casby Meadows photo). d'' to every paper enn For "Gl rmht A and r1 law, Mr. e -1n slsl r small green rern a 'k1ek-off' to National Safe Boat·ng July 1st during the b111ine11 Mn. Bob Rhode-s, Ruth and Pentract 'ftiat dld It. 1'M M.Prd Pt>rry n s l(ln wlllch WBB in charge of nv Wolfe, Karen nrd Mike Rhotlu :.� : th mg week, to be obaerved by boat- Became very oold tmd wished • rew up their Jumdt. es ecu return ers acron the Nation July 2 � clu!l president Mni. Mara:ar- Mrs, Elmer Pickens, _..:,etste Glenn Ford It wouM be. GleM The Youne: Peoole of Te�pl r To Its downy berl &0 dose to th Slau�ter. Mr. �d Mn.�� Meth?d!5l Church held their un11 lhroiigh the 8tll. et Winebrenner. The traveling Roush, JeB11, I,mda aol N,ckl Ford It has been. And now ft's meet•na: at the churt'h on Sunday ground ba•ket e w�nt rfrom Mrt· Either . VanMeter, Nancy, B 1IIY, · Bobhy even 1eg;1. Beneath the ltavea !Ml wltnl!red l evenJn� with Mr and Mrs Arthur M •. Helen H d H b Md the ta and r Ro Plckens, Stevie d and brown ta �:r_ � i! be Crabt ree �II Jeaf'11r9 An lntel'f'�&11 I M�: �trice BUib frlend d ot N1mcy Roush. In dlsctu118on led by Arthur her Blbl tudY period usi g 81/ he:rd � orl :tnaI �me \ nd (, t Th l earned, ales . too ; fem had e � : Be :. . atbut unable to itifts Cr b ree and devot!OM bv J11"1 Sue Circle vlalted Ruth Winaett i by Sendina: a Way to op1 d J c anga ., late tend were Mr. and Mrs. Bob A•h- 11 ed ' , Y OU Seel were the ffl"ln l)art. of the , of s raruse F rida . . , I AII ; t k Gwyllyn Ford 1• • great name. nrolft'Rm. Mia Cl'llhV Seet cava '": he .� lev and family . Mr. and Mrs. St M;', Rirhard ;� ung and son That it' a always best goo advlce a r A IOC The W re · lake; le Clair Hill. Mr. and Mn. Roy a re1IOrl on her trip to the con•� are apending some time wlth her be lowed wHh rtfrelhments �n1 PeaI'I011, S1111y Peal'IIOII, Mr. and ence at L<•ke11lde at Sunda, ·/ Edson '11,e fern turned brown and l parml & Mr and Mn· 8 drooped its head aerved to the above men Mr!. Rusmell Roush and family, Sr�I on Sunday rnon1irt1. Roush . If ' nd IKIOfl lay de ad on its brown a� Mn. Helen Diddle, Mn. Na- DorH PafSOnl, Mr, and ....... Don OrMft1ian ..•� · Mr. and Mr9. Cfrl Mrs DeB!l le Patteraon of Porn- A. ..., Lonflon, ,n. Ma,prel Cot- Roop Mrt n.rt11 leaf bed. ,-itol,1noon. Mn. and c,..,,,. """ Mn eroy si:;:n: the week end h her -Mn. Ram Wolk- trlfl. the holtea Gertrude Kahl ' �. Mrs. DoBv Wolfe. n... 'Rhondes aml RIii■, vl1li@it widl 1 M r. • Mr■. Tanllflr'• ••• Baal Durty. Ada Rowe, Mr. and Mn. A.mold l'f'l i1tlvf'l!I In Marietta Sunday. P1t= B1elae, or.a. · MRS. RUSSELL II08TES8 Spendln1 SUnday with Mr. and Andenon . Mr. and Mra. Cheater _ Mrs . Rose Rhnades haa empklyMri. El111 Roush of Pomeroy -----Mn. James Quick were Mrs. Mu, Brinker, Mr. and Mra. J'rancll Te�ple Methodist Church Wo- ment I In Athena. spent last week al the home ol dred Chapman and O>nnie of Le- Webb. Mn. Etta Shield&, Mr, and men I Society of Christian Service Mr Md Mrs. Edson RM11h, the ?,fr. and Mn. Etnzle Davl.s 1'.11 tart Falls, Floyd Thomu Ch M Pet Shi Id Bob Rhodes held lli June mettlna at · Mr. and Mr1. George Circle at ll 'P:itlr"r•tmn: ,v1,.nl!d with hPr \in,, nn Mrs. home of The Q R1.m"r 1• · Kend8 Russe1 Grimm Mr' M� and �rs ��n a;d M158 GENIRAL CHAIRMAN-SAFETY LEADER - WllKanawha City, W. Va , were Paul, Wllll11m C. and ctmrthn. Mra. president. Galanew M. T lt,m, f � Jack Sar ent M UB. NI liam (Bill) Matthewa, left, and Commannder Da• guests of Mn Mary Circle on way conducted the meeting. Past lee Pticlt, oveer tile week end A , ent guests of Mr· and Mra. :a..e ':.tr and Mn. 'v1Nl'n Rill l vid E. Metz, United States Coaat Guard, met ln GalSunday President Mrs. Howard Stanley !later. Mrs. J. K. Crabtree wu \( 8� M George H'1U ra. lipolls Friday nllbt to formulate plans for the gt· lnata.lled offlcen wbo had missed a Pll on !unday at the P,.<'lf Mn. Dean Bamitz and aon , Mr and Mr, J R. Murphy and Clarence Freeman •nd cblldren aRd r were Mr. tnd Mn. Jihtvln Free, gantic July 2 Water Safely Show on the river park Keith, and Mr. 1md Mrs. Gary famti of Lo a� ;,.ere SUndav vl1tmtallatlon at the <'hurch by Rev. born,. They alee called et tht Mr. and Mn. Mrs. Mt1es Child� Is caring Naaon. Mrs. C. R. White, Dl11trlct home of a ■later and brother-in, Barnlb: and daup:hter, Carol Ann, !tors !, her �rent, Mr and Mn man of front of First Ave., between Court and State Sb. Bel1III Rouii · M1ttht1ws t, general chairman of the first annual were aue1ta of the Dean Brisker Har1ey John Preaident, and Mrs. &. E. Mun- law, Mr. and Mn. Edgar Crab· Forreat Numm, aon and daugh- for Mrs. son· ' · ter of Wlertoa, W. Va.• Mr. and Mn. Cl1arlu Lawson under- clew, Athena, were peats and con• tree. family Sunday evening. Watflr Show while Commander Metz will be in Gi1:;y Mu. 1 a . ,. . , , , Jwtlce Kem• af Ripley, W went surgery at Holur Hospital, ducted an officers tralnl111 period. MIii Rebecca Dye, 'w Edith Rose I■ vilitlng her aunt, chara:e of tafflty openliona durin& the 12-acl, two• ho liUenl} 111 � ':'� f Saturday. �� 11 � ; �· �· Va. Mrs. Thelma Walton of Sulller. ;ran -�� hour lon1 1how. See today'a s�rta pate for sumMrs. Carl Crabteree wa1 pqram Ohio Unlvenlty, · ·1 ed usse kl dd Muese -Elmle lrtnket Mr. and Mn. 11KlmN Clark JI'. mary of lut niJht' session. (Cuby Meadows photo.) Mr. and Mn. <ll,-ter Brinker 1eade for the evening and 111td vacation at the honie'of lief 'oarl� 'f --''-'--'-...;;;.',,:...c..c.;.,;,;;;..;.::.=-'......:...= --"----'------------- Mr. - Mn. Ouy R of Lancaster apent Friday with and Mr. and Mn. lltrbert Rollllh tht theme, "Homea For tbt ents, Mr. and Vn. Ahim �. · roy y Lynn of P Rcneloa" Plam wen made ta Mr. and Mn. lorme" parent> Mr. and Mn. .,.,.. Ih ome Ten ,.. ,pent Sundav lllenaon eui;.;11 o1 and a oi tolr �la, 'lllom I t· \.ffUfC Celle VT u Clark Sr. and buv I Jllfl for and Mrs. Ke• Jocaon -' 1 ftw 4an ,t lhe Andorson Mn. Arnold with R r. "· L · noth Na..,, who ,,. belnt! Iran• home of lh>lr .,. anil. dauilrt.,_ Mn. Allee P'lana1oa and Sam- family at Keno • Rldp. """ ""' ,CC II Mr. and Mrs. Duke Dilcher mnbura -SU n "' my of Pa nday R . and "· Edward Grlffjlh ltrred 1nm lhl• charge ,. • In-law. Mr. and �lam us: .The t.ana,vW. ConartHIODll ly of Lynchbum WH be■t man and f�ly of Dowln,ton wen out, ' ,. ·l.lhi,3. ' dd et.nGf. B111shan ctn■d m, J,ln, Herbert cbarp near Lanc�r. 'l1IOlf In culwen. g in the Di l Oller . Sunday visitora of Mr. and Mn. C �rllllan Church was the aetWII and Larry and D11100 Barr were Mr. and Mn. Joa Wood of Roush and ■on and Mr. and Mr1. � were Mn. Carl er• I ff tho we<ldln& of Miao Holm u,her,. family. Rua ll and .. Father'• Day wa, -,.ed with bert ,e Hamiltan ,..,.. recent ...... of Russell ..ush and family '"' INe, Mes T. M Gal,woy, Mn. : ICiy Barr. d1ughk!r of Mr. and 'lbs bride· • mother WOff: • cop- gtft1 at Columbia Chapel Sunday. Mr. &11d Mn. Howard Russell HowaNI Stanley, Mr■. Arthm E . II !I,, her brother and llater-lfl.law. Mt, Thnredav. Mt& Alpha Barr of Lanpville. lo en blue nylon lace dress over Mn. Ruth Ketring and ton of were Sunday ,ueat■ of hls alller, , Mn. a Gil da . kie Cr btree, Findlay, hapman, bert Bowen DS1'rtfiP 1'0 IN'l'll:Rll'I JI C Fran : and Mn Pearl McBrl and •t W · ( Pin� 81,Jr Cadwallader, IOD tf taffeta with matching hat a n d San Bemardlno, Calif., called Mr. and Mn. Harley Johnton. Mra. , Ingr Clarence Mn. JGhn am and Mr. with end we,,11: Iha IJ)l!Dt MAION ll&\ ' , ter Mrs Ruth Cundiff and Mn. Floyd e. Cadwalla• ahot1. Her t.-orsage wu a pmk by the death af her brother,'Pa1,1l George Thoma was �re;nt .vf>augb, Mn. Dile Scott, Ma. M nie � fll i_,,,. ■ o... �--Mra Alee Wheeler ud 90ft. o callMra. Guin W ra. __. --•• of Lyachbura wo 1..i..- ... v carnation. Nelson are ■p,enclint aome time vlaltor of his son, Mr. 1 Mn. Carmll Whit• af HOfl(II' StanaburJ' , Kn. Ronnie "'"1� '"� ....,..,. ,..... ... - "I 1-•• "· a., Mr. and 11:111 ,........_, ta Howard family Thoma and --•'._ Iii TIie oain w,11<11 �litl11it111 ' I Ne · • aon, Erma her with n11,11.11111r, I y II -• the weeIt end Scott and Debbie• Mn· White and .._,..� 1,_11 Fa r groom 111e , mother wore • The double tna ceremon wa, , ( 1111 ••.,.... a. brother Roy Letart b death of her the . J 111en of WY Mr. and Mn. William Elam Dona Par- Mrs. Mondew and the hoaleu, ':.'° �o�=., Mn. and Mr. with b,' the Rev, Ray Bid- powder blue, embroidered linen 11nd slater-in•blw, Dorl• NellOll. . Qu ttm n re weekend Mn. lluuell. The nezt meeting ---� - dla .. ••- •har • -.. "U.1 .wu wlib dre11 wIth whJ•• - .,.. .. acce,so,a. n:1. Her Mrs· Neva Nlctiolson of Rutland Barrett, W. Va., .,._. •• __. 11_. -llhll Mr1. Martha It.bl• and chlidNn IOIIII· v itors with their BOD, Jack. wll1 is be a picnic at Hoo,ers' Put: • a1 .... fNI ... • ...,,•4• , Ky. a IA!tsirt son Ronald, of and Knmc FL f' Wickline . Mn. Altha IA •ita camaUOl'III and rose, fem1 corsage wu a pink camation. have moved� from prop- U � \be Dunitn-... the J. E. Rade- Jesse Smith of Whitesville, W � ""' a ended church ae"ice1 at Fair- In J · _.__ i .._.1__ and the ■even lllm �and•I• A reception wu held al the 1pent Tueaday at ta on ld W a the . wtth , Va. 'f'illtor w11 a � WNUDd �·n1l.W ....,_. lclna Y nl•bt. Sundav view __.., I -11 on either aide bride I home lmmedlately follow. · Db ,... .,!t Mr and Mr1 Clarence Shumate Ll■le pwpe1t, oo Apple St. An enjoyable evtmlng wu apent •�"" _.., n.11..... 111-' family and Romh 11 · R M Mr. and of , dau1hter Debbie lll ce the remony, where th t, A ball-hour of pre-nuptial mu- 1 m1 t . Mr. Mr nald t Do and Qu aen- and ':ieu:S; au,hhlr ,pent <\In- by 11 memben and pat:11 and dau� \ waa played by Mn Donna bride' 1 table wu beautiful with Mn. Lanly Rlf� hu � ��oe be lfiekl ch and d !l d day af\emoon with Mr. and Mn. Columbia Granp on flnlnd117 a rry il ren b vt rttume l Y ited with Ha Mn J r.� l'flN _::.• II ren I olng �reatmen 11 llorril, erganilt, and Allen Bid- an arrar,gement mtde 1f white � viut from with a and mother hie evtnlng, June 11, when thq 1IG8tGn at Racine. Mrs. Cla rence Shumate 00 M11tMeosp lt 11 dlt, toloi1t, NIii "The Lord'• pom•poms and vaaea ol 1-ed Robert Ho iday ame■ ohnaon o( thl ll ltep-tatber Mr. and Jin. John John HQfflan II reeooerAtfnfP at Slnttd the proiflffl It A F ' . C J J P ll Mr. al1d Mn. rose,. ti Prayer" during the .ervice. Wt Monday for Germany Bowen of Bradmton. Florida. tht hGmi of hie daughter, Mr■ Gvron :ge, :: !::. C Giva in marrtaaa by ber fath. On the end of the table waa a announce the birth or • ■clll., Gary S. Arnty ill lltatioaed Mra. BIO Winebrenner cbll and nt after bl!I� a patient Sid Du H be he w ., , lhe brldt ..,. 1 ballorlna tb...o tiered weddln1 coke with ■ Kellh. al Hober Holphal, ':::; ....,lh Sunday with hor par- ,t Pleua�t Valley Roopllal. 2-Dally SenllDel, Pomffl)'•Ml�eport. 0., June 24, 1M1 I 1 ' pent . lS. They have 8 dauaht«' J ' ffl llngt.h pwn of chantilly lace and mlnlaturt bride and groom. IJ. Sue. parents and other rel■ - 111ts Mr. and iln. steve Robeon hll wife •· , . . ter ti had co11ple new tht b t cut bodice ad Ti. ' taffeta. CMI' JIii; h of Gall�. ffer 10!1 Stev1e ... C Mr. and Mn. Jol,n Knox are tlvea. malned for 1 �1 vllll. ---�--11 a a.....U.rt MCklln■ md � flnt pilK.'9 of cake. Jt was aerv�ji!iii j;;;;;;;; . . • . I poJntecl denn Mtlthld to a wry ed. by Mn. Duane Barr. Mra. Eu- living In • trailer at Pl Jinny Hubbard ■ 'lllitin1 bla o and Roberti lull 111111 o1 not with pollllo of ,_ Phelp, prnlded 11 the Mn. N llie Vole • IJ'fM&C;,S t;,AV£ ,.AJHIOR A fir�b. Mr. and Jin. 1.00K /!If IVMAT, TAKE l O Jtoclt I MI! N � ...Se& GI! .11111 , FAMILY . chanWly '- ...,, ..., a hoo• punch oowl, Mn. Chorley Sld■n WJI'°" are enro led at U for the M J- Stewart of Well C.ltun6-(MI.R WHl!N !f. !'l'QA 1!) N JJJ:: Hor llqtnlp YOU of ohee, hr, aulsta!. Guealo .... nr111eroc1 oumrner .... PURPLE P,l;OSE ··• NI� 01/'T ,... bl■, W. VL ., ipendlng Mn. Grat'II Henlltr I■ JQ D 6,lJ ilh11len wu caught to ■ by Miea Carol Ledlie. 1-..':"..,, Lo\WI bu ennlled II\ C quNa,• crown .J __... .. tiny � •--.. __ IIUUI For Iler W111UUinl trip the new 101ne time with her ■on'• family ncn�amp at "•-uuan•, """'""· ' 11 Smith• An 09N � I HMlller la In Ann ayton C while Mn. . ,.,,.,,. Mn. Cadwallader won • blue -i -la Sha earriad • •11 -•· John Mcllennltt Ann J- El- ....,.u• Mt--� 11 ,- throated orchid on a white smbrok!ered dreaa with white ac• achool ,:=:; M ' , and John, mtr VanMetw, son Nellie Vale Ella llae 8.;,... ill �le Hubbard is vtatt"'"' Bible 1111b - -.,.,, with , '""°'I" ml lhe otthld from llMr11: nd -., ..,..i P'lml f.orkle Ing 1ft - In . Pleu■nt, Ir, J r ■ M J E A IU!ea.of-the-voller 'II loco tied ii her waddin& cor-. Pl VL lo ,._ ond Sblrley R,n;.,. -.Nld Vole - at • f a _ lover'I knol After • trip \ht new COU- union at Tawea Woods near New• Chsrleaton Simdav afttimoon.to at- , ---------ahort 6 Ber m■ld-ol_, Miu 11<11> pie went ta their new home In lr the fuaoral ol Mn. Lora llcCon> lmd I bell ...,., ti Morrla, nN a mint; ..,.. chlf CohmbUI, when Mr. Cadwalla- ■r · • at taa,a, W. Va., recmt)J. and 1 t.e.,a Mr. and MffL luac 1, fen drlal db • lhoea, whita der I■ a lt\ldent at Ohio S t a t e Vldan Ill die Wiibr 8lab Lewis Mn. Olira ton Dana Mn. mP &N r � · · P,,,11 hit faith - "'1 Unlven!ty. Sunday - M . 111d lln. loam, lo � X<n•le and LONDOII <UPll _ IV<lmffl wbo llff _..... eamatlon, 1be aew Mr1. CadwaUader I■ want to 11:Np IUm and trb lleanor, W. Va. SatardaJ nlCht Launnee Heaon. Saale end ...,. Her Mill of 1lutlaal lllib S<IIGol - ... lib I - .. -- .. a - ...... . alo, l!IW■m -· - and ltltf In lllO olau of 1111 11111 • -· Tb■l II the odYJee o1 Mill 1w- J:�Jne C..1twrll1hl. ll■nd,y ...... Bob Hi -,, oil ol P■woll , Olllt, , ond of the , ._ dla dlurcb. .- .,_ e■l4nll ad,, · r II. l[atle Bua, Mn. 01111 Lowll 11111 llr. 1111d Jin. - , 0. : at OuHl-lowD the ta -. .....,_ Well■nl llclll!', ,od L■umte Lowll ..,.. In Pt. omd daopllr the : :.- �,', Utile Car- lion ..,. Mr. • Jin. � !II,, mi -, - llho -• 111 ,__.. 1■ -...io,. · ' �II 'fl>l1!wr ii Mwlleld: Vr. and Mn. - -- .. - end up Danver -· Rllbeit alcurd, "'- - with Jmtl'lf .... di■,; . ... 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'\' ' . : . .• • .. / } YOUR HOME Willi pA INTs General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets Blossom Drop Blamed Upon Bad Weather MI I G S EQUIPMENT CO. .;; fERMITES HOME PLA N N I NG C ENTER. •• ·l I ''Sure Sign of Quality'' *FE E D S *S E E DS *FERTILIZER ,. • Sugar Run Flour Mills Phone WY,&,QJIS MulHl'fy Ave. ;,.,,..,,..,,..,,..,,..,.,,,.,..,..,.,!'.____________:-:,-------� m - ile, K,ua_.,; lnllllllrflli HOME '\\ PLANING Mill "ti,.' si- . a A RAC I N E w--- �--- 4 ·1; � · •., BUILDING ,. ' REMODELING I '----------------· I I I I . :a unan � · -��jiiiiii!i!iiii i'."(.I. - 7' ' . POIIJ4!roy, .Ohio £���;::r�/;1-=".: =�i!E�: �:..•;:7:. P IC K YO U R WAY TO SAVE A HAYING DAY ! farm to • hog farm. Hl1 son, Bob, whlch lhe lnd1111try battles cease. runs a 1lmilar tU-acre layout leuly, he ■aye. ' nearby. -----Mr. Ward likes Hampahlres. a For all tyPM of exterior walls Crimp it or crush it • • • New Ho11and oft'en breed identified by their w�ite use • brush fn,m three to aix you a choiee! Either wi.y you can save up t.o .501, and black �nds, becaUBe "they're inches wide -9e!ore painting. rein curing time with Ne,; Holland conditiooen. indust rlow. move scaled pamt. • ak ·• • ---------------------· ------------------. 1 Humid area er dry-1t m es IIO d11J.e1a.ce. belpo you cure bay £aster, mon evenly. You get better hay, too • • • richer ill 1M John Deere - • - Conditioning proteiao \hat mean No. 10 Used Direct Cut CHOPPER • - - - - - $4SO MORRIS IMl'IIMENT & SUPPLY CO. MCINI, 0. •40r• preserve precious feed value, give you dej,e,+ble performance when every moment countal I ----------------- · PIAlt, ST. Phone WY-2-3002 bigger profits for :,,,a. 1'hat'a becauae N- HoDlllld -� •404" cruah'1' (ahow11) and crimper­ Ask III for • Jiw •'• . I"' .. 1 ltere'• wlty. . . - Sh -- " """" ,......,. -OIi �= • = -= � = · from =• ..., •:= �• .. =--= .r_,-c: J:i .. =-=--- ' think of••• ne Pomeroy Cement llocl Co. '°"" Champa1gn County Farmer says !lDIDl3 s Have Greater Diet sense Tha�. M.any Think :�;�12�.lm �!:��:;;:�� ��::: II ¥rs, .. nq, TH� 0•11 y SENTlllfl F,· _.fcirnd • ...., _... el ..,._hr.. J,,.,, 118T. ' \. ; i ■ •�«ffiJ and thinking of• • • ,. '' . ,,,y .\ /I" lt•ms Of Interest o_....... ia '' Carpenter an» Wolf Pen N N ews And oles °: u. I = t1 cond= L 2 ii:' CarmeI �;ir I I ,! .. - - ·--· NOTICE Apple Grove News ftems ' • to • M0derate Hike In spr1ng • , S • p•tg cro Hear•trn1n g TO All p Whi: i.: More Plentiful Egg Supply On The Farm Front ! �� • ,1 1H n o f 1 rd ; C m o• �ays Off ln Sta nda tol Wld:: .b Dally s... . . . . , l . Porn•·« , " • ·' ' i .•port O . June 23 . 18'1-I BY C. K BLAJCESLl':E 'or himaelf and u le l!5 olhen. l hetler In Central America. Se we n.ere II the problem ol keeping 1 ..1.,.1 "''"'""" and put I lot hng "" """"' of capll, I . II thefl Ellin,■ HI■ A&•IK . A1rlcutture Among two of the foremost lac. buy banana. from it and sell government from blocking pro· of man-made imtitution1 on thell! bet'ame IV:<.'f'uary to pa u tht CLUMBUS . . , - Hot wealher help reflect heat from the 9'dL UNIVERSITY OF MICH IGAN- l tors in progr-e95 are education 1:1nd l some of the product• of our mdua· &reis. I reaourct1. ln1tltution1 may M on- �rrrum Ant,.Trutt aci. whkh i1 ' can mean fe wer and smallt-r ei,('46 Add more dnnking fountanL Why 11 It that during the lest se,- research. For a long time no pu- try to it. If indU1try and private lndivid• I ly ide11. . anoihrr m,uHnadoe lnsht ut ion lo for the poultrym1:1n unle�N he JnMJ'l t pollltry � ate he eral benerations we in lhi1 eoun• pil was eve r supposed to know Sometimes countrie., 19 well u; uala u a wllole are taxed &O India probably bu Bl many · rontrol n,rpor11!1Qr1J. 1lle only maket1 a 1penal ll"ffurt to i.ee Iha! try have been able to just 1:1bout more than his teacher. He took artiM, produce certain thing.I be· moch they cannot 1ave , then It is I natural resource& Bl we have, but ('OrporatiOM exempted were co- h11 h1rd1 arr cumforfahle. iays e��i. a11Y Ihe roof · dOllb)e our standard of living ev• what the leacher g11ve him and calll!e they do not have an alter- impossible to .ecure aufficient lndian1 beline it is wron11 to o�ralive., and labor organiz.a- Dr. Clyde Mar�h. Ohio State- Um- Prov ide light in the s ptu)aJ t'I)' two generations� i'ccording then re-produced it word for native product. Whul doe1 not money to re-invest In private en- 11111 a c.-ow. '11li1 Idea ia one of lioo1. venily Exlm11ion JX)Ultryman house m the evenings flN' tw to mv instructor for the last word, almost gyllable for ayllable . grow well In Kansai, but Kanaan• tes-pliae. In lhi1 ca• then, the the ln1tltutions they have fallec:I 11ll' m.an•madt! lnstilutiona l Dr. Manh adv1J;H pou ltry hours . tht1s enablinl hen• thret' weeks, i,t ll.aa � because Today the tea{'�er set11 the stage grow �ta of �heat becallltl_ they only 10Urce of Investme nt capital change. whi�h we deYelop in thia cmmtry l farmer� to: , . ef economic progress. and the pupU, m many cases, ie have little choice of other IUJtable become, the government, which When let-hnology "ame along, durmg the next ger.eratiorl will Provide moving aff" in pem by when it is cool. ----It might be interesting to take able to go much beyond the crop1. in thi8 t'Ollntry we consider unde. the limitation on development wa11, �rmir,e whether WI! 1p,ed up , means of fan!!! and .,.entdar1on ay&l 8 look at some of the thin gs that teachl?r. COMPETITION ■irablr. capita!. Corporat lOns are- a form wr ra! e of progreu, or slow it I tems. TO COSTISU� RULE mourage progress, and somf! of Research I• the same way. New Maintenance of competition ii Seme government program1 act. of man-mide lnalitutlOOI prrmlt-l down. Pamt roofs of laying hcm86 WASHINGTON r nP11 - P'edePthe thingM that llold progreBS way!! of doing things, new things aoothe r important facter in pro- ually tend to prevent progre58. with IJght-eolored paint which will al Aviation Administrator Na� back. lo do, are being found constantly , aren. exam wage might be ne a p� od I E Halaby has notified airtiftt ,... One ol tl'le things we might This is one of the rea!IOIIB why we Today we have televiRlon clu1- 1 hour laws, price aupporl,11. 1uDIII- ___________ RETURNING SUBMAK lsr; point out Is that progress Is pain- have heavy emphasi, on educat ion es and we have truckl riding dies, and ■ multitude of other HONOLtn..U t U P I , - A midgf' t lots th.at he had decided to ccaful. 'Thi? more rapid the pro&resa, today. At one tlme only the crip- •·piggy back" on railroad car■. We government regulations. 1ubmarine th.it p.llrt 1e1paled in the tin..e a rule requiring t� to �· tnl! more painful It la for people pied, sickly, or lazy went to l:a:Ve discount hooses aelling in It should be clearly underllt.Ood . '-.f December f att.w·k on Pearl Ha r- Lire at age 60. who are not in po1ition to adjllSt school. Today we manufacture competition with local merchent1. however, that many government bor JO years ago i� ht:ing re- rormer F'AA Chief Elwooct a. In other words, It knowledge. themselvl!l'ii, All are form• or competition. programs encourage competition, turned le the Japanellof! _'.;uvern. Quei.ad.:i 5tirred up pro!elt in o.,. nay be neceaaary for the governANOTHER FACTOR Some may be good. some bad. encourage progrea,. and help men!, according to a V. s. Navy rember. 1959. when hr onlered "' ment to put aome linament on the Another factor in progress is in- Without competition, howevoer, in- serve as an Incentive for greate r 1 1pokesman. , lots 10 give up their ·t bruises to ease the pain of pro- tematioMI trade. e, GAYLORD P. GODWIN other states. The sour cherry crop dustry does not progress · T k endeavor " ._ �-. he spo esman s.am the Japa• chores at 611. The .. · "'"f""''"""' ...-. greu. This pennits any country lo Another form of competillOn Is Programs of local publie work• UaHftl PrHI later:nado■-1 m the Western 1late1 wu e811· _ • • O upheld ,._ . • . 1 nese governme111 had requeste,· ,_ _.._y u--•- ap... 8 .,"' Ml"' ilimulate1 spec1ahze 1n the product it 1s best the government. 'l'here are cer- are another activity we need to WASHINGTON ( UPl 1 -An Agn. , maloo al 11.680 ton,. 5 per rent I A little adversity . that the b be ret med u · 'lot ch lien pi s a ge. man. If we make It so comfortable in, and tben swap with some other tain forms or ente rprise that pr\. keep our economy going. Fede'ra\. culture Department a:ooomist smaller th.an in l980 and 14 Ptr _ _ · - 11,1 that a person does not wish to t'ountry. We can sell only if we vate Industry cannot afford to and �le aid stimulate, people say, thl! "fairly moderate " in• cent below average. enter. One example may be the to do things they would not do crease in the apring pig crop wu change, then he will never make buy. The Michigan crop wa1 esll, . .very heartening·• to consume r1 International trade ls I police- T.V.A. Government could enter olherwiae. much progress. f.-ted al 76.000 tons. down 5 pe� We should k eep in mind that we man: 1t prevents someone_ from thia ftekl because ll can plan a Many people have said •' tile aad produeen alike. [ c-enl from last year. thE:F esti. MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS cannot inrrease our itandard of Jackmg up prices out of line . It long range program and ■ec:ure strength of our country has been 'l1le economist aaid the 196 1 mates: New York, 23,000 tons : 1 in ltB natural re80Urce.." living If we cannot buy more ia possibl e to grown bananas in [ tax money to c1:1rry It out . ,prlng crop----up 7 per cent from ! Pennsylvania. 9.500 lerui : Ohio, ! Th, WC books are now open for the June or See� BLOCKED PROGRESS We have, ho.-ever, lakeD tllese the spring crop a year ago- 1 1,500 tons: and WiSCOflsin. 1 4000 1 with our wages. Today the work- this cowitry, but they grow muell ond half collection of the 1960 Real Estate taxes. ing man can buy much more with would prevent disastrously low tons. . Also deliquent tax . Closing date will be July lit, . an hour'a tabor than he could 20 re• j marketing hog prices for producers and at Agnl'ullural IHI. year& ago, or two or three gene rt'- same Lime would permit � searchers found a way lo im• atlons ago. Clyde G. Millhone smell decline in retail pork price� . prove the marketing of bertle ll pe We have re leased most of the can benefit consumers The CfJnsumer will be ab� 'o a N that Meigs County Treasurer manpawer or our natlOtl from proget a little more pork for a litt le l ma rketing agmcies. and growe� 1 .,....,.,.,..,,..,,..,,..,,..,,.,,,..,.,,,,. ...,.-..,.._ ..... duction of food to different kinds ,..,,.., le 11,s mont'y. he �aid. while the hog A research report describe1 how .__,..,,..,,.., of service. and industry. farmer still can make a profit. ri µming can be started in rt>fr� Toda)' one man produces food \idlf'r ' ,.. --- .., ....,,._...........,.. The 19111 spring pig crop totaled gerato ca n; while !he pears ':le •• IE:Bt llil¥1a ·""' · · ' · '"' for himself and 25 other people; � Th,:, country. across moving the , 50.S million head, compa red with whereas, only a generation ago, n ' ult e r the can pea conto get : e e 47. million head In the sam one man wa• producing enough period of 1960. With 7 milJIOII .sows sumen earlil'r in the year; mar• i 1 IJWing, the pig crop averaged a " · gluts nm be avoided and mar­ r record 7.18 pigs per litter . The de- keting will be spread out more C partrnent estimalf'd the fall e�p t'Venly over a longer season : costs at 4U million head. up 3 per of marketing will be redlX.'rd . cent from I.all pigs lasl year. If the an ticipated (all crop materi• alizes, the pig crop for the year would total 93 m illion head. up 5 CINCINNATI ◄ UPI , - Liv� , I slcxi k : per cent from 1960. 1 The department said th e report Caltle 250. calves. 100: choke · was _ iri line with forecaijls made 781·10!!7 lb slaughter steer5 %!.50· 1 22.75 . good 800-900 _lb !11.56-2.1.00, .several months earlier. The department's outlook on the 11 goocl 701J.7SO lb heifers 'Z.Cl02.50; hog situatioo was unrhanged by vealeu 2..00..28.00. the spring crop report. Hog priN's Hogs . 1300: b:urows and gilt s are expected to be seasonally active, fully 25 higl.er. sow� 'f.<IPl'!!'""tln' lowe r this fall. imd probably wi!I , steady to strong; 5G 1·2 300-:!!IO be below those of a year earli�r i lb 18.25. bulk 1-J and 2.•:1 UI0--2.4il until the m/1:ldle of ne xt vear, but 1 lb 17.7518.10. mostly 111.0018.10 ,�t peatly so, the offk-ial said. [ for 2.20 lb down : around 25 1 · 2 i · • The econumist said farmers ap- 1 230 lb 18. 10. 2·3 and No J 2.40-270 EXECUTIVE AT WORK _ Roucr •- t M . W ard , Sr., 48-year.oId Champa1gn County . . 3 hog farmer, is a man of many talents. As president of the Ohio Board of Agricul- parent1Y believe . thM"• wil� be , lb 17 25-17 75 few No· . 230,295 · · .' lb 11.00-11.10. 1-! 300-400 lb mws plenry of feed grams at re latively wttll - b1ternatlonal• ture, h� runs the annual Ohio State Fair (Aug 25-Sept 1). He also has the knoww e f 12. 2l60270 lb ' reasonable prkes this fall so th:i.l 14.'"014.50, • how to Jer k a trac tor w hee l , as shown here, and keep mach rnery · runnmg on h 1s 1 . 1 L-d • 1 they increase their fall pig crop , 15 .00: Ulldrs. atea y; we1gh�s 300 350-acre farm. lb up tt.01 1.2.5, some lighter and still make a profit . Cut a lull 5,-,foot swadi of weights lt.50. be-av,- weeds easily with ,& • h .. "' 1!161 eh The erop l e Sheep IOO; ,p,;,, lambs ,leady . e aicklo bar mower while ] ' five Great ridinc eomf rtable d slate s _ Ne w few kits choice and prime 115-92 eeono.:iea! a , Ohio, Michi• lb 19.00-20.00: other good and York, PP1 y Lo.:; •act.. · are co111pletely B:O �\�:� st!;. ���� COLUMBUS - Go ahead and swine show. ·-equipped to give you fast, efficient serv­ They II get out and forage 111--- --·- ---feafUf8S "e�t like a hog" of you want to. Two years ago, Mr, Ward'a e.n• stead of slopping in the mud all th e Crop Reporting Board. This is ice In tho.. ftold,. Plan, • • • Ma..riah . . . . • HNlry acll ••Pll'd■•I• It isn' t as bad as some people try cepped the Grand Champion day," he say1. "And ,when they 're 16 per cent greater than \ai;t year • 8,WIR• I lfflS t,.1 ..r Contradors , • • Financing. and 3 per cen1 above avl! rage. , . Sow ribbon. One has won lhe Jun- foragIng, . 'hey re bm.1dmg muse1e • •o • c,h f_. IMad: • • • ._ wouId have you 'hink . m� re v , Co d wIth la6t y_ear, fe: · Sow ri·bhon 11eYeral whil'h is the real N!d meat." .. .. ' .:1 •,,� xrl1 Robert M • Wacd , Sr., 48-year- lor Cb8mpmn . . •11:W Complefe che-rries are expected IJ1 M1ch1 . • • . old Champaign County hog farm- years and finished high In the What makex a pnze wmnmg • r rhId•• .... but more are expected in lhl? gan er and president of the State boar cla11 a coupkl of times. hog? Mr. Ward says tht>y are _·_ . . - _ _ Board o( Agrk:ulture, saya hogs Besides bossing the overall op- judgffl primarily oo the size of CAil • TOD!lY have more dietary sense than eratlon of the State Falr as the ham, their length, meatineess, most people give them credit for. preaiden t of the Ohio Board · of the light fullneu of the loin and � A Fl.El MMONSIIA110N •·1t•s pretty generally agreed in Agriculture, Mr. Ward alao man- the absence ol waste In the jowls. swine elrclee," says Mr. Ward, agea the 9Wine show at the annual The ir back fat ithould not be over "that bogs will balance their exposltloo. This means: he .tarts an inch thkk. They also should be � own diet and won't over eat. " working In January to get ready smooth-skinned with feet that jut ' t Mr. Ward should know. He runs for the August fair, He h 11 the out from the body, giving them .. IIUS PlUS I a 350-acre Hamp9hire swine farm job of linin g up judges, setting up capacity through the girth. Our drah1rnen can d.1ign I Our home modemi:r• near Westville. Hl1 farm handles tile show schedules for 11 differ- Mr. Ward saya it takea about Unfavorable weather conditions a home for you exactly I tion center can 9ive a pig population of about 250 a ent classes In both breedl tlg Bild £ive or six months to bring a pork• during the blooming -wbeNI Quality Ia Paramount" period often I suited to your individual : you ideas for modtnt­ year, and he brinp about a doz- commel'flal sloclt He also bas tcJ er along to the 200-pound .stage will cause excessive tomato blos• nee_d • and cletirH. No : izint ancl improwing en of them to the State Fair each arrange for the ribbons and deter• auitable for marketing. The If!som drop, sayi E, c, Wittmeyer , 1 ID the big mine the alze of the money cret. he says, is lo keep them year to participate charge for thi, Hrvit• 1 your home. Thi1 can IN Kill Them Younelf wUh Extension horticulturist , Ohio l awarda for each clasa. heal\� through the weaning Stale Univenity. AIAI U-00-IT when you o r range to : on a no-ffl0My4iaw. TERMITI CONTROL Another big headache Is hous- stage. To do this, he uses. • h l�h- Night temperaturee above 1 ba1iL See us NWI build through u1. 58 Ing the animals. There will be ly-fortifled ration of anh-blohca. degree& and daytime tempera• Save SlOO or more. Easy to r-•---•••••••--- � we. Na llann to plant&. Pro­ around «MIO hop eritered in this Arter the first 100 pmmds, the 1 CALL WY-2-3193 1 tures of 75-811 degrees are ideal fetJsionally proven 5 )'e&n year's fair <Aug. 26 .. Sept. 1 1 anti-blotics are eliminated, ind �nditlons for blossom set Hot protection. Get FREE folder and Mr, Ward ht responsible for the porker !lhould gain a couple drying winds al so will cau� blos'. at your Lumber Yard. Tbou­ prov iding pens <megregated ac- pounds a day for the next 50 80TII drop especiaUy if winds oc• ■Dda use iL cordl�g to cl11Ss) a1i'd J)l'OVidinR dayi. cur while' pollen Is being released. bedding for at least the bllUal Mr. Ward says the pork indu11• 8 one can do to redu_ce [ night on the grounds. try 11 one of the few phaaeii or About II . . blossom ' drop II to select v�rieties Mr. Ward got into farming as agriculture which doesn t satisfy a teen-ager back in 1930 when the Ohio marketa. Most of the out- kil_own to be le� su�t1ble to l hl1 late father, Dow, bought the slde porker1 come from the south- th1• trouble, avo� excesS v� .watPhone WI 9-36,tl farm near Westvllle and set up a ern state, where the warm win- erlng: and use nitrogen fertihzers · RACINE, OHIO tme r sa dairy farm operation with hog• hlr clhnate makea their care Jess -=: Jud':':: '"':':::1Y;:•_w • • =.:•• Y: •___<:I ::,:: .::_::: and grain on t:Jie aide. expensive. Ohio fannen buy • •• Dyt: :an i meettna i Econom ic Progress Is Key To High e r Living 1 b ..ad ;;� _ uded . d.. allJ't n""" .. ,um .� J:. cl•• . � 1n y l"la& 0" and dernwet:rtire '-' F'' '" JI-.. . tg- , ' �· . . ' ' 1 .: ' ' ' �- _________________--· ----· :_ ' I Roi� Regulations A1mounced F or Boat · Events 1ven BY Comdr· Show; Tentat1ve c· .. 1· ,.• Ji y " Hollywood & Vine THE POET'S CORNER rather", n.,. • , New In Farming M the · -� Glenn Ford Tells About Trouble With His In HOIIywood Fihns :�.:.�,�":";a�:����'. Name In Gettina ,......-r, Start N boats TIii!: LEAF AND THE FERN Regulations for Gallipoli!' first annual Water Show, Patrol Commander. I O E. Starkey. A potluck aupptr 11'81 ood! 111 lhe one sho andered. in w permitted w be the will al w I prove tentati a and front, ac:heduled July 2 oil the park 11ened b,y the host GranJe. A toy tod ee,afternoon e th durmg -area a com• show boat , my tal of. l\2 � ill attendance and gram of events featured Friday night's El>ffOU NOTE· VerMII nt after I waa placed under •sret amcmc tblMlelvtl . sion . To learn what the voittl of nature � II - � Ado, Tbefe the fraW!Tnal aplrit of the Grantt be. wowd It Mme origical . mittee meettnc at the Gallipolis Boat C1ub dock . co ract. be pe�1tted would aay. to al>. wu very evwlMit. thil Ntctk,a atartled a wu Lt. Commander David E. Metz, Mrine Safety Div- No pertK>n9 shall . Dlnd Chip tuff onr tlle tne- 1 Gleu who wtll to awim, bathe, or fish 1n the The brown leaf ctrpet by on, Huntingt Guard, Coast States , new Unted re- 'nM>se traveling to Alfred from mon eomer ision the writ.er IOllaJ' di! Ml -, et I 1 .,11 told that I would hlv. ,ueperou1 wind wu lllrred are.a the Coast Guard Boating by patrolled Safe the of phase safely the of the charge ll be Colwnbla were Mn. Gene Jeffrrt ftNlq:> • ni&altle .... to clwlp my n,m,. Gwyllyn 11111:IDC.W to G-, yn Ford ud And from overhead came tM l1!on Show released the rules and regulations, to be followed dunng the entire water show and Margie Sue, Mr. and Mra. :,-U,lllmNH pro- pramlN tut I deOnila dec Ford wu too difflcuh bird. a of song rathree said �ander The event the in g ipatin partic would ...,_ bl � Carl Greenlees and oaro]yn. Rnla by th� NN PORD noimce. • · By O dlo-equipped P1trol boat.II wowd Robert (Red Sheetl prop-am Mr. and Mn. H. E. Rhoadel t Cu'& � from p Bein I newcomer and IDDO\II w. h be on hand durtn1 the ent.irt ahow As I lil&ened, • brown leaf aoftly ' chairman. rt.-:1 a �tatfve 12- lho -:V �� p. � n:; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dye, • � �l� Shatt- te be 'agreeable, 1 af1Uld tn}y lit:lltiql wtat Oil tbroup tbl stan:ev. HOLL� uld, the · of Eaeh measures y t safe • to for be Jll)fOJl.llfUl-"J opected I which rd ca · DIil week through aome nlgbtt with Mn Reed Jeffers. Mills Rf>becca • ght1 that 1 bad prod :atr�l cr,aft_ ma y display a sii: patrol boats will ha�e two crash " Whv not be still ln your downy ,peare dJdn eer, now and �w �n i;vI(� h tly tll �lig Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Gal awu f ': DO �trnoill •anemenl far. when wl ia] visua &1gnal• when necessa-;; ert to ., bed CG Gallipolia b ted t ho ay. II}' Mr and Mrs Mendal Jor,. banded 1-.. lllb of lnf,..,.ld .e- to control movement of •�tor U:1�i :;: �ten in ctse Be conte'lt lo ileep where no ' . "What'• in a umet _ oaf WI and I "'�!°':!. UIIIII � rom ll'O I a A and Wa1ter and Mla1 Carolyn ._ Tue&d f • Appearing befon approxtmat cra , coo!listing of a white al.gn now •11 name w,u .. actor uplrine an Unlea w, breezes b lo ft ' 1 boat One 9l'.'IOdrum. w e 1y 20 pmo111 in Gallipolll !all about three feet Bq\18N with the of w :: piers For your head will yet be cov- with a ume no& aa1y lmmet:liate- (The atudlo wtu 1ocae.d Oil Gower er � ill wi a M PERSONAL NOTES the that Sllll night, Commander ets told oc . near · Hollywood. ) . word sroP in red or black. wtt.b Ule1r w1vfl. ly pl...m, to the aye u well u Street er«I with mow." show y the along other rnid-wa the to equ G■lllan1 "It ii my purpoae tu llff Spectator craft are r ested Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kirk 81141 the ear 111d tonpe - or. at 1tut PbU010phlcally, l went boml aa Ntped. ne��� willo':" that everything ls conducted In ..., cut fotors. and anchor close to area. a/td ' tltlrd " a answered, . �aughter of Gower, returninl te the lluSo Ti ud �!:a SCI to the eyu, ffl'I and tonguel John A small vok:t , I IQUNl.ed a C!Offlprolltlle. e s res,. ect near .__. • aafe manner - It's up to you shore or run bow of boats up Tree, ocat warm doWl'l here, ' tboM in Hollywood who might be dlo the nut morninl to be , told 1 ldmltted the name GW}'llyn linflon and mlilN, low ro e r riv e r c e on d ' the We&t Virginia 1ide :if � and Mr. �. �� of ust ls fl!'lt. ire bn were ' g name U no 1pr Va., "� ml&bt that y CIUIII y IDID9 folks to produce the show. " comternaUon, be w guests W ln :n. - he 1 in that m h It aurel m to h the bank on M nver cra!t will � hatted uwu,. near, '"'Commander Metz recommend· the river during the varlow Lord." The followlnj: momln&. I but 1 t.ned te lat any problem Douglas Mosler. Mias . Ba : trouble. t� abow • operation. f When we awoke todaJ our cover Or, a I w11 wbm I llgn,d my walked out of the II with the ume Ford, The flnt Hubbard ed the following yfety measures event,, ocept during the marine pend Communications will de · 8t days was warm .. he taken durtn& the run of the parade or when permitted by the flnt movie contract, he'1 in for "William Cort." name could KO - but the 111t had on the succe11a of you.� •�w sa_ld i'nd we thouldi we heard a blut Mr. and Mr■. Chester Spencer The mornin after that t )Ill to at . g sonie strong .,gumenu ay. ' son&Without •t, Commander Metz. bird s uaed stephen, O.arleston, W. Ya.• y and ord. at- wa1ud out. 1 born Gw llyn J' with the 1 "'Too euUy conf the ev�t- will sag." Head Chafrthe week end at 111esb or t spen achoo! u Gwyllyn J'ord, 1 adviled that I IIW nothing automobile," wu ooe point of man Wilham (Bill- Matthews as• ' 'Never before have '1ft felt this Mr. and Mrs. A. R. parents, her acted 00 the ■lagt &I Gwyll,n wrong wltb my orlptal name, view. "Too Irish," wa, another. '. sured the Huntingtoll communl- way, Mn. Dale Dye and Mr. r. e Cast on ae F rd IO by the time l anter.l. and fl&W'td iince they couldn'l (What bearing the had the cations would be in correct order Bui we' re alway, content In our :'ct� ite uaed it. ----------oon callers at aftern v \ :J (,,p were Sunda q to 1 wu u p iltuation, 1 may never know. ' ) 1 for the gigan tic event. nests to lav, the Caster home. ant little If anythlDI 1bll all held fut Would I "Ifft to the Red Sheets, in giving a detail- For we could hear the eold wind, 1 I s i,')'•\-.\ \ ,.,,., to the 11':111 execuilive1 1pellin1 ·Tordd.?" No? How about SUndav guests at tbe home of . �"�,' ·, � ) l;(f, blow ed rel)Ort of the program of ______ ____ Mr. and Mra. Fem GUlogly and "Forde?" No? event.a, said he e�pected to make And know that our head, were ,/�� '. ,. Now with a last name, 1 de- John were Miu Jacqueline Wag. ! 1 several changes m the program covered with snow. and Mrs. ckild to puah the oontllt to a li!ODer, Han'isonvllle; Mr. dedarinJ It official. The before , Galllo family and r Ralph Fraz:ie ,.) ; ,. .. .�. cloee. 1 told them I wa, deter,. lJ..llct program, weather pemut• Nev! Little Fem, the brown Meo Elba Mrs. and Mr. Jlotu. polis, By Mn. R,,_. n mined to kNp the ftrst Initial of ...-.,, \; . leaf ..ld. ting, la to begin at I p. m. If :!''1> rs . q· s, Columbu Sharon. ht and I MISCELLANBOlTI IIIOWU lint name !Ill nll ID now Knht ,, everythml( goes aa planned, the "Tender young plants mutt winter ' and Mn. Paul Gutoo and eMl.d... . ' A miscellaneowi h we WU :' le t 1 0 Ford 'J;'.-£bed, ahow will be c-hmaxdt! with a IO,• . .,.&, BY ADA IIACK . each I wu ren of Albany, while Sundav even�I why we eom1 from Gt!t' fe:� ' :S r the at � held tart � o Le • That • 000 p.i,tacllute iump Into the Ohi!f c11llers were Mr. and Mrs Ceo Mra. Ag11es White k!d the de· lty Hall Mooday mgllt •m h,mor rd George Ford, Gordon Ford, Greg- IM . tree home down ' River by Gene Ham1Iton 8nd Tom _ Cl1 GilioI!IV and Steven, Athens•• __ 11 __,. u. ,...a. CarroU White l new- ory Ford ,;u.. . ,oru . .,..., ·'d Focd. . --• Ger;u 80 doae to votic>nl ""'"' roll c� wae aruiwer- u. • Baldwin. f')(.u S Army par• And nestle all winter M and Mrs Carl Crabtree A1• ., ed with • Bible verse conlllnini lyweda l, After the honored the ground BDae■t e Gtena s trooper nd Mr and Mrs· ArthU!' the word •·eye" when the &m- peata had opened their glfll pot- I offtred a sUQMtklll. My fa. e :� -:e r r · locai Shoukl the event be poltponed 11t ,nuill 1'ffn fflm beR•n to shine Makera c1... of the P"irlt luck refreshr,W!llle were e aerved to ther had been born tn Glenford 8 ·Perry and grand the sponsoring thunderstonru, by unfold Unit« Prubyterlen church met the following: Mn. ErwlD Gloeck- io Canada 80 why not Glen Mn. Moses MC- PIIOOltAM CHAIRMAN-Odle O'Donnell, left, ., Galhpolfa - Pt. And put it1 bead out Into the cold· Gr Donna Davls an their reaular mol)thly meet- ner, Mrs. Doral Parson1, Joyce J'ordt Better yet Glenn Ford da11 blPra, f and Bober! (Red) Sheets, were among 20-some per­ orgamzat1on1 , rdh are I�dln� • ilia Au Guard Wood� , � Vickte Pleasant CoHt x ry The brown le�f aaid, ··Now whef Ing at lhe home of Mila Gertrude Gloeckner, Re\'. and Mn. Dwight sons attending Friday's Water Boal Show commit­ a There was murmuring but no few days w1tb er cous no, ' shall l do? a.......rt, were read and ap- Spencer' Laurl:'nce Theiss, Gladys p, _use. Duffy' •-t"' tee meeline at the Gallipolis Boat Club d0<ks. O'Don­ Flotilla UIOO, and the Galllpolil a and Mrs Keollv KPrns and dau&IP Boat CI ub, wourId have to :�it 'for For 1 am supposed to tab care proved and a (ree wlll offering Shie1d■ V�nMeter, eo , yn. 'ftou nell will serve as Master of eremonies for the Sun• After ano t her ,,,,_k of this nonter Mpdison W. Va. two weeks be ort: 1e• sc uIlDil of you " ' di(, July 2 event. Sheets will be in charge of the WBB taken and plau were made G rge, Ro�r 8nd Jean art0nB, 11ense I took matters into my own ' \� !le\'• � the show, ' GerEarly Roush. Mr. . ·, J..tlk'f and Mn. Mrs Malhe p actual programing. Sheets hopes to have the pro­ to bold an lee cream supper on started li and that day hands and eral �ava y��- ft' 'l'he show Is being conducted as Soon. a cold wind blew an" the the cburcli lawn Saturday 8\'etl- aid Wells. Mn. Kenneth Wolfe, gram completed by Tuesday. (Casby Meadows photo). d'' to every paper enn For "Gl rmht A and r1 law, Mr. e -1n slsl r small green rern a 'k1ek-off' to National Safe Boat·ng July 1st during the b111ine11 Mn. Bob Rhode-s, Ruth and Pentract 'ftiat dld It. 1'M M.Prd Pt>rry n s l(ln wlllch WBB in charge of nv Wolfe, Karen nrd Mike Rhotlu :.� : th mg week, to be obaerved by boat- Became very oold tmd wished • rew up their Jumdt. es ecu return ers acron the Nation July 2 � clu!l president Mni. Mara:ar- Mrs, Elmer Pickens, _..:,etste Glenn Ford It wouM be. GleM The Youne: Peoole of Te�pl r To Its downy berl &0 dose to th Slau�ter. Mr. �d Mn.�� Meth?d!5l Church held their un11 lhroiigh the 8tll. et Winebrenner. The traveling Roush, JeB11, I,mda aol N,ckl Ford It has been. And now ft's meet•na: at the churt'h on Sunday ground ba•ket e w�nt rfrom Mrt· Either . VanMeter, Nancy, B 1IIY, · Bobhy even 1eg;1. Beneath the ltavea !Ml wltnl!red l evenJn� with Mr and Mrs Arthur M •. Helen H d H b Md the ta and r Ro Plckens, Stevie d and brown ta �:r_ � i! be Crabt ree �II Jeaf'11r9 An lntel'f'�&11 I M�: �trice BUib frlend d ot N1mcy Roush. In dlsctu118on led by Arthur her Blbl tudY period usi g 81/ he:rd � orl :tnaI �me \ nd (, t Th l earned, ales . too ; fem had e � : Be :. . atbut unable to itifts Cr b ree and devot!OM bv J11"1 Sue Circle vlalted Ruth Winaett i by Sendina: a Way to op1 d J c anga ., late tend were Mr. and Mrs. Bob A•h- 11 ed ' , Y OU Seel were the ffl"ln l)art. of the , of s raruse F rida . . , I AII ; t k Gwyllyn Ford 1• • great name. nrolft'Rm. Mia Cl'llhV Seet cava '": he .� lev and family . Mr. and Mrs. St M;', Rirhard ;� ung and son That it' a always best goo advlce a r A IOC The W re · lake; le Clair Hill. Mr. and Mn. Roy a re1IOrl on her trip to the con•� are apending some time wlth her be lowed wHh rtfrelhments �n1 PeaI'I011, S1111y Peal'IIOII, Mr. and ence at L<•ke11lde at Sunda, ·/ Edson '11,e fern turned brown and l parml & Mr and Mn· 8 drooped its head aerved to the above men Mr!. Rusmell Roush and family, Sr�I on Sunday rnon1irt1. Roush . If ' nd IKIOfl lay de ad on its brown a� Mn. Helen Diddle, Mn. Na- DorH PafSOnl, Mr, and ....... Don OrMft1ian ..•� · Mr. and Mr9. Cfrl Mrs DeB!l le Patteraon of Porn- A. ..., Lonflon, ,n. Ma,prel Cot- Roop Mrt n.rt11 leaf bed. ,-itol,1noon. Mn. and c,..,,,. """ Mn eroy si:;:n: the week end h her -Mn. Ram Wolk- trlfl. the holtea Gertrude Kahl ' �. Mrs. DoBv Wolfe. n... 'Rhondes aml RIii■, vl1li@it widl 1 M r. • Mr■. Tanllflr'• ••• Baal Durty. Ada Rowe, Mr. and Mn. A.mold l'f'l i1tlvf'l!I In Marietta Sunday. P1t= B1elae, or.a. · MRS. RUSSELL II08TES8 Spendln1 SUnday with Mr. and Andenon . Mr. and Mra. Cheater _ Mrs . Rose Rhnades haa empklyMri. El111 Roush of Pomeroy -----Mn. James Quick were Mrs. Mu, Brinker, Mr. and Mra. J'rancll Te�ple Methodist Church Wo- ment I In Athena. spent last week al the home ol dred Chapman and O>nnie of Le- Webb. Mn. Etta Shield&, Mr, and men I Society of Christian Service Mr Md Mrs. Edson RM11h, the ?,fr. and Mn. Etnzle Davl.s 1'.11 tart Falls, Floyd Thomu Ch M Pet Shi Id Bob Rhodes held lli June mettlna at · Mr. and Mr1. George Circle at ll 'P:itlr"r•tmn: ,v1,.nl!d with hPr \in,, nn Mrs. home of The Q R1.m"r 1• · Kend8 Russe1 Grimm Mr' M� and �rs ��n a;d M158 GENIRAL CHAIRMAN-SAFETY LEADER - WllKanawha City, W. Va , were Paul, Wllll11m C. and ctmrthn. Mra. president. Galanew M. T lt,m, f � Jack Sar ent M UB. NI liam (Bill) Matthewa, left, and Commannder Da• guests of Mn Mary Circle on way conducted the meeting. Past lee Pticlt, oveer tile week end A , ent guests of Mr· and Mra. :a..e ':.tr and Mn. 'v1Nl'n Rill l vid E. Metz, United States Coaat Guard, met ln GalSunday President Mrs. Howard Stanley !later. Mrs. J. K. Crabtree wu \( 8� M George H'1U ra. lipolls Friday nllbt to formulate plans for the gt· lnata.lled offlcen wbo had missed a Pll on !unday at the P,.<'lf Mn. Dean Bamitz and aon , Mr and Mr, J R. Murphy and Clarence Freeman •nd cblldren aRd r were Mr. tnd Mn. Jihtvln Free, gantic July 2 Water Safely Show on the river park Keith, and Mr. 1md Mrs. Gary famti of Lo a� ;,.ere SUndav vl1tmtallatlon at the <'hurch by Rev. born,. They alee called et tht Mr. and Mn. Mrs. Mt1es Child� Is caring Naaon. Mrs. C. R. White, Dl11trlct home of a ■later and brother-in, Barnlb: and daup:hter, Carol Ann, !tors !, her �rent, Mr and Mn man of front of First Ave., between Court and State Sb. Bel1III Rouii · M1ttht1ws t, general chairman of the first annual were aue1ta of the Dean Brisker Har1ey John Preaident, and Mrs. &. E. Mun- law, Mr. and Mn. Edgar Crab· Forreat Numm, aon and daugh- for Mrs. son· ' · ter of Wlertoa, W. Va.• Mr. and Mn. Cl1arlu Lawson under- clew, Athena, were peats and con• tree. family Sunday evening. Watflr Show while Commander Metz will be in Gi1:;y Mu. 1 a . ,. . , , , Jwtlce Kem• af Ripley, W went surgery at Holur Hospital, ducted an officers tralnl111 period. MIii Rebecca Dye, 'w Edith Rose I■ vilitlng her aunt, chara:e of tafflty openliona durin& the 12-acl, two• ho liUenl} 111 � ':'� f Saturday. �� 11 � ; �· �· Va. Mrs. Thelma Walton of Sulller. ;ran -�� hour lon1 1how. See today'a s�rta pate for sumMrs. Carl Crabteree wa1 pqram Ohio Unlvenlty, · ·1 ed usse kl dd Muese -Elmle lrtnket Mr. and Mn. 11KlmN Clark JI'. mary of lut niJht' session. (Cuby Meadows photo.) Mr. and Mn. <ll,-ter Brinker 1eade for the evening and 111td vacation at the honie'of lief 'oarl� 'f --''-'--'-...;;;.',,:...c..c.;.,;,;;;..;.::.=-'......:...= --"----'------------- Mr. - Mn. Ouy R of Lancaster apent Friday with and Mr. and Mn. lltrbert Rollllh tht theme, "Homea For tbt ents, Mr. and Vn. Ahim �. · roy y Lynn of P Rcneloa" Plam wen made ta Mr. and Mn. lorme" parent> Mr. and Mn. .,.,.. Ih ome Ten ,.. ,pent Sundav lllenaon eui;.;11 o1 and a oi tolr �la, 'lllom I t· \.ffUfC Celle VT u Clark Sr. and buv I Jllfl for and Mrs. Ke• Jocaon -' 1 ftw 4an ,t lhe Andorson Mn. Arnold with R r. "· L · noth Na..,, who ,,. belnt! Iran• home of lh>lr .,. anil. dauilrt.,_ Mn. Allee P'lana1oa and Sam- family at Keno • Rldp. """ ""' ,CC II Mr. and Mrs. Duke Dilcher mnbura -SU n "' my of Pa nday R . and "· Edward Grlffjlh ltrred 1nm lhl• charge ,. • In-law. Mr. and �lam us: .The t.ana,vW. ConartHIODll ly of Lynchbum WH be■t man and f�ly of Dowln,ton wen out, ' ,. ·l.lhi,3. ' dd et.nGf. B111shan ctn■d m, J,ln, Herbert cbarp near Lanc�r. 'l1IOlf In culwen. g in the Di l Oller . Sunday visitora of Mr. and Mn. C �rllllan Church was the aetWII and Larry and D11100 Barr were Mr. and Mn. Joa Wood of Roush and ■on and Mr. and Mr1. � were Mn. Carl er• I ff tho we<ldln& of Miao Holm u,her,. family. Rua ll and .. Father'• Day wa, -,.ed with bert ,e Hamiltan ,..,.. recent ...... of Russell ..ush and family '"' INe, Mes T. M Gal,woy, Mn. : ICiy Barr. d1ughk!r of Mr. and 'lbs bride· • mother WOff: • cop- gtft1 at Columbia Chapel Sunday. Mr. &11d Mn. Howard Russell HowaNI Stanley, Mr■. Arthm E . II !I,, her brother and llater-lfl.law. Mt, Thnredav. Mt& Alpha Barr of Lanpville. lo en blue nylon lace dress over Mn. Ruth Ketring and ton of were Sunday ,ueat■ of hls alller, , Mn. a Gil da . kie Cr btree, Findlay, hapman, bert Bowen DS1'rtfiP 1'0 IN'l'll:Rll'I JI C Fran : and Mn Pearl McBrl and •t W · ( Pin� 81,Jr Cadwallader, IOD tf taffeta with matching hat a n d San Bemardlno, Calif., called Mr. and Mn. Harley Johnton. Mra. , Ingr Clarence Mn. JGhn am and Mr. with end we,,11: Iha IJ)l!Dt MAION ll&\ ' , ter Mrs Ruth Cundiff and Mn. Floyd e. Cadwalla• ahot1. Her t.-orsage wu a pmk by the death af her brother,'Pa1,1l George Thoma was �re;nt .vf>augb, Mn. Dile Scott, Ma. M nie � fll i_,,,. ■ o... �--Mra Alee Wheeler ud 90ft. o callMra. Guin W ra. __. --•• of Lyachbura wo 1..i..- ... v carnation. Nelson are ■p,enclint aome time vlaltor of his son, Mr. 1 Mn. Carmll Whit• af HOfl(II' StanaburJ' , Kn. Ronnie "'"1� '"� ....,..,. ,..... ... - "I 1-•• "· a., Mr. and 11:111 ,........_, ta Howard family Thoma and --•'._ Iii TIie oain w,11<11 �litl11it111 ' I Ne · • aon, Erma her with n11,11.11111r, I y II -• the weeIt end Scott and Debbie• Mn· White and .._,..� 1,_11 Fa r groom 111e , mother wore • The double tna ceremon wa, , ( 1111 ••.,.... a. brother Roy Letart b death of her the . J 111en of WY Mr. and Mn. William Elam Dona Par- Mrs. Mondew and the hoaleu, ':.'° �o�=., Mn. and Mr. with b,' the Rev, Ray Bid- powder blue, embroidered linen 11nd slater-in•blw, Dorl• NellOll. . Qu ttm n re weekend Mn. lluuell. The nezt meeting ---� - dla .. ••- •har • -.. "U.1 .wu wlib dre11 wIth whJ•• - .,.. .. acce,so,a. n:1. Her Mrs· Neva Nlctiolson of Rutland Barrett, W. Va., .,._. •• __. 11_. -llhll Mr1. Martha It.bl• and chlidNn IOIIII· v itors with their BOD, Jack. wll1 is be a picnic at Hoo,ers' Put: • a1 .... fNI ... • ...,,•4• , Ky. a IA!tsirt son Ronald, of and Knmc FL f' Wickline . Mn. Altha IA •ita camaUOl'III and rose, fem1 corsage wu a pink camation. have moved� from prop- U � \be Dunitn-... the J. E. Rade- Jesse Smith of Whitesville, W � ""' a ended church ae"ice1 at Fair- In J · _.__ i .._.1__ and the ■even lllm �and•I• A reception wu held al the 1pent Tueaday at ta on ld W a the . wtth , Va. 'f'illtor w11 a � WNUDd �·n1l.W ....,_. lclna Y nl•bt. Sundav view __.., I -11 on either aide bride I home lmmedlately follow. · Db ,... .,!t Mr and Mr1 Clarence Shumate Ll■le pwpe1t, oo Apple St. An enjoyable evtmlng wu apent •�"" _.., n.11..... 111-' family and Romh 11 · R M Mr. and of , dau1hter Debbie lll ce the remony, where th t, A ball-hour of pre-nuptial mu- 1 m1 t . Mr. Mr nald t Do and Qu aen- and ':ieu:S; au,hhlr ,pent <\In- by 11 memben and pat:11 and dau� \ waa played by Mn Donna bride' 1 table wu beautiful with Mn. Lanly Rlf� hu � ��oe be lfiekl ch and d !l d day af\emoon with Mr. and Mn. Columbia Granp on flnlnd117 a rry il ren b vt rttume l Y ited with Ha Mn J r.� l'flN _::.• II ren I olng �reatmen 11 llorril, erganilt, and Allen Bid- an arrar,gement mtde 1f white � viut from with a and mother hie evtnlng, June 11, when thq 1IG8tGn at Racine. Mrs. Cla rence Shumate 00 M11tMeosp lt 11 dlt, toloi1t, NIii "The Lord'• pom•poms and vaaea ol 1-ed Robert Ho iday ame■ ohnaon o( thl ll ltep-tatber Mr. and Jin. John John HQfflan II reeooerAtfnfP at Slnttd the proiflffl It A F ' . C J J P ll Mr. al1d Mn. rose,. ti Prayer" during the .ervice. Wt Monday for Germany Bowen of Bradmton. Florida. tht hGmi of hie daughter, Mr■ Gvron :ge, :: !::. C Giva in marrtaaa by ber fath. On the end of the table waa a announce the birth or • ■clll., Gary S. Arnty ill lltatioaed Mra. BIO Winebrenner cbll and nt after bl!I� a patient Sid Du H be he w ., , lhe brldt ..,. 1 ballorlna tb...o tiered weddln1 coke with ■ Kellh. al Hober Holphal, ':::; ....,lh Sunday with hor par- ,t Pleua�t Valley Roopllal. 2-Dally SenllDel, Pomffl)'•Ml�eport. 0., June 24, 1M1 I 1 ' pent . lS. They have 8 dauaht«' J ' ffl llngt.h pwn of chantilly lace and mlnlaturt bride and groom. IJ. Sue. parents and other rel■ - 111ts Mr. and iln. steve Robeon hll wife •· , . . ter ti had co11ple new tht b t cut bodice ad Ti. ' taffeta. CMI' JIii; h of Gall�. ffer 10!1 Stev1e ... C Mr. and Mn. Jol,n Knox are tlvea. malned for 1 �1 vllll. ---�--11 a a.....U.rt MCklln■ md � flnt pilK.'9 of cake. Jt was aerv�ji!iii j;;;;;;;; . . • . I poJntecl denn Mtlthld to a wry ed. by Mn. Duane Barr. Mra. Eu- living In • trailer at Pl Jinny Hubbard ■ 'lllitin1 bla o and Roberti lull 111111 o1 not with pollllo of ,_ Phelp, prnlded 11 the Mn. N llie Vole • IJ'fM&C;,S t;,AV£ ,.AJHIOR A fir�b. Mr. and Jin. 1.00K /!If IVMAT, TAKE l O Jtoclt I MI! N � ...Se& GI! .11111 , FAMILY . chanWly '- ...,, ..., a hoo• punch oowl, Mn. Chorley Sld■n WJI'°" are enro led at U for the M J- Stewart of Well C.ltun6-(MI.R WHl!N !f. !'l'QA 1!) N JJJ:: Hor llqtnlp YOU of ohee, hr, aulsta!. Guealo .... nr111eroc1 oumrner .... PURPLE P,l;OSE ··• NI� 01/'T ,... bl■, W. VL ., ipendlng Mn. Grat'II Henlltr I■ JQ D 6,lJ ilh11len wu caught to ■ by Miea Carol Ledlie. 1-..':"..,, Lo\WI bu ennlled II\ C quNa,• crown .J __... .. tiny � •--.. __ IIUUI For Iler W111UUinl trip the new 101ne time with her ■on'• family ncn�amp at "•-uuan•, """'""· ' 11 Smith• An 09N � I HMlller la In Ann ayton C while Mn. . ,.,,.,,. Mn. Cadwallader won • blue -i -la Sha earriad • •11 -•· John Mcllennltt Ann J- El- ....,.u• Mt--� 11 ,- throated orchid on a white smbrok!ered dreaa with white ac• achool ,:=:; M ' , and John, mtr VanMetw, son Nellie Vale Ella llae 8.;,... ill �le Hubbard is vtatt"'"' Bible 1111b - -.,.,, with , '""°'I" ml lhe otthld from llMr11: nd -., ..,..i P'lml f.orkle Ing 1ft - In . Pleu■nt, Ir, J r ■ M J E A IU!ea.of-the-voller 'II loco tied ii her waddin& cor-. Pl VL lo ,._ ond Sblrley R,n;.,. -.Nld Vole - at • f a _ lover'I knol After • trip \ht new COU- union at Tawea Woods near New• Chsrleaton Simdav afttimoon.to at- , ---------ahort 6 Ber m■ld-ol_, Miu 11<11> pie went ta their new home In lr the fuaoral ol Mn. Lora llcCon> lmd I bell ...,., ti Morrla, nN a mint; ..,.. chlf CohmbUI, when Mr. Cadwalla- ■r · • at taa,a, W. Va., recmt)J. and 1 t.e.,a Mr. and MffL luac 1, fen drlal db • lhoea, whita der I■ a lt\ldent at Ohio S t a t e Vldan Ill die Wiibr 8lab Lewis Mn. Olira ton Dana Mn. mP &N r � · · P,,,11 hit faith - "'1 Unlven!ty. Sunday - M . 111d lln. loam, lo � X<n•le and LONDOII <UPll _ IV<lmffl wbo llff _..... eamatlon, 1be aew Mr1. CadwaUader I■ want to 11:Np IUm and trb lleanor, W. Va. SatardaJ nlCht Launnee Heaon. Saale end ...,. Her Mill of 1lutlaal lllib S<IIGol - ... lib I - .. -- .. a - ...... . alo, l!IW■m -· - and ltltf In lllO olau of 1111 11111 • -· Tb■l II the odYJee o1 Mill 1w- J:�Jne C..1twrll1hl. ll■nd,y ...... Bob Hi -,, oil ol P■woll , Olllt, , ond of the , ._ dla dlurcb. .- .,_ e■l4nll ad,, · r II. l[atle Bua, Mn. 01111 Lowll 11111 llr. 1111d Jin. - , 0. : at OuHl-lowD the ta -. .....,_ Well■nl llclll!', ,od L■umte Lowll ..,.. In Pt. omd daopllr the : :.- �,', Utile Car- lion ..,. Mr. • Jin. � !II,, mi -, - llho -• 111 ,__.. 1■ -...io,. · ' �II 'fl>l1!wr ii Mwlleld: Vr. and Mn. - -- .. - end up Danver -· Rllbeit alcurd, "'- - with Jmtl'lf .... di■,; . ... WJll�ld i, wldli! li(o """'1 .1 RGb■rl lld'■r lood, Doytoo; Mr, -ln1 ., .- ,nd - l!ll l'urdlll r., - wu bo'1llt -·- - pa- and ' t:lar.... WIIU■IN . llllr In the day. wmed botllil ....,... ■lier IJlil dnppod before Clndollllli Jlr. 11111 Un. IUdllJdl----�---- lnC with Ibo Vlnllnfl N• wilt • birlbdoy P■r:17 11 hl, - . tiiii, ltdlli'o Mt. Dole Mr. and 11n. n.,4 Cldwlll■ .ter dona! ....,i In Vntr,lo the poll w!II, , all _ hll pi■ym■lel � M t a. Sdlleler, lwo � . .. ' lilfuodoy, ,...,I i>r<llh,t wuu,j,I,;, i.,,,dlourg; H i t , Lyncbbor1: 1 Wllmol Far�Im, � nd llc J..,.. and , rloyd ,,._. Road, .,... ii,, L,nebborR, a Mr. O.: t�. Cran,: ., 1110 r1np lllob .,.I .,.,,. ....... alwDd■d . w,e[oend la !lo,,11'11 Ke1- 11n. �� lriellJ, Lynchburg, l■nd, Ooytoo. 1 900ft ,on I I GU 1:e: :i&ed teIn==: · = to In °i: :riaJ._ ., •ed JD? boob: '���. . 'JP:� . t ��-·.,:: ' '. ,... ., .;:,. ,:Jf 1 . l ' "i it,;ri 11.·-:. >ii/ �-.. Syracuse sOCI'al Events .. � t·' ,G .•. l" "'"" . . "··,.. ... taeld d n::i. di :t �:"m:." iii !'fa ■ ru langSYI'// 0$ 5 .,.._. h W p0Jnt • R0Ck • \ Marr,age Vows E hanged l\ecenf/y N ews, Events 9 !:t :t MARKET RE PORT :,�•:Ion = i8: d Cu. Lo .oy "e!t M lig tractor Clteihln:, . ••--Ii Bf ;:!:'! ,on. lea•,' -:=."f.�W•f.!\t ..., .-.. ,... """" C a,.{:_ � -I: · '= �4l "4,:1' lll0 ==111=-..:Gf::_,a,:,.:a:.....________ :,U::linil �_=..: .,ii: - -, Time ClihOn (teDJS Of terest �- =.a ,--...�•--- -:.*•�- · -•• ntt. I,,'-- tA fa - · .k ��JNI t,':'".... 1lllidl· -· :lioollW' ...,, �,U.....__ ' ;. 4, ' . ' 1 1-llle !'ltllpo; ·llri. . ""'-, -• ;, ' o1-., !'!'1.� r.x w..i -a:· y Joluuon; . -1"'f __. llltDliofl& •· · I \ ... '\' ' . : . .• • .. / } YOUR HOME Willi pA INTs General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets Blossom Drop Blamed Upon Bad Weather MI I G S EQUIPMENT CO. .;; fERMITES HOME PLA N N I NG C ENTER. •• ·l I ''Sure Sign of Quality'' *FE E D S *S E E DS *FERTILIZER ,. • Sugar Run Flour Mills Phone WY,&,QJIS MulHl'fy Ave. ;,.,,..,,..,,..,,..,,..,.,,,.,..,..,.,!'.____________:-:,-------� m - ile, K,ua_.,; lnllllllrflli HOME '\\ PLANING Mill "ti,.' si- . a A RAC I N E w--- �--- 4 ·1; � · •., BUILDING ,. ' REMODELING I '----------------· I I I I . :a unan � · -��jiiiiii!i!iiii i'."(.I. - 7' ' . POIIJ4!roy, .Ohio £���;::r�/;1-=".: =�i!E�: �:..•;:7:. P IC K YO U R WAY TO SAVE A HAYING DAY ! farm to • hog farm. Hl1 son, Bob, whlch lhe lnd1111try battles cease. runs a 1lmilar tU-acre layout leuly, he ■aye. ' nearby. -----Mr. Ward likes Hampahlres. a For all tyPM of exterior walls Crimp it or crush it • • • New Ho11and oft'en breed identified by their w�ite use • brush fn,m three to aix you a choiee! Either wi.y you can save up t.o .501, and black �nds, becaUBe "they're inches wide -9e!ore painting. rein curing time with Ne,; Holland conditiooen. indust rlow. move scaled pamt. • ak ·• • ---------------------· ------------------. 1 Humid area er dry-1t m es IIO d11J.e1a.ce. belpo you cure bay £aster, mon evenly. You get better hay, too • • • richer ill 1M John Deere - • - Conditioning proteiao \hat mean No. 10 Used Direct Cut CHOPPER • - - - - - $4SO MORRIS IMl'IIMENT & SUPPLY CO. MCINI, 0. •40r• preserve precious feed value, give you dej,e,+ble performance when every moment countal I ----------------- · PIAlt, ST. Phone WY-2-3002 bigger profits for :,,,a. 1'hat'a becauae N- HoDlllld -� •404" cruah'1' (ahow11) and crimper­ Ask III for • Jiw •'• . I"' .. 1 ltere'• wlty. . . - Sh -- " """" ,......,. -OIi �= • = -= � = · from =• ..., •:= �• .. =--= .r_,-c: J:i .. =-=--- ' think of••• ne Pomeroy Cement llocl Co. '°"" Champa1gn County Farmer says !lDIDl3 s Have Greater Diet sense Tha�. M.any Think :�;�12�.lm �!:��:;;:�� ��::: II ¥rs, .. nq, TH� 0•11 y SENTlllfl F,· _.fcirnd • ...., _... el ..,._hr.. J,,.,, 118T. ' \. ; i ■ •�«ffiJ and thinking of• • • ,. '' . ,,,y .\ /I" lt•ms Of Interest o_....... ia '' Carpenter an» Wolf Pen N N ews And oles °: u. I = t1 cond= L 2 ii:' CarmeI �;ir I I ,! .. - - ·--· NOTICE Apple Grove News ftems ' • to • M0derate Hike In spr1ng • , S • p•tg cro Hear•trn1n g TO All p Whi: i.: More Plentiful Egg Supply On The Farm Front ! �� • ,1 1H n o f 1 rd ; C m o• �ays Off ln Sta nda tol Wld:: .b Dally s... . . . . , l . Porn•·« , " • ·' ' i .•port O . June 23 . 18'1-I BY C. K BLAJCESLl':E 'or himaelf and u le l!5 olhen. l hetler In Central America. Se we n.ere II the problem ol keeping 1 ..1.,.1 "''"'""" and put I lot hng "" """"' of capll, I . II thefl Ellin,■ HI■ A&•IK . A1rlcutture Among two of the foremost lac. buy banana. from it and sell government from blocking pro· of man-made imtitution1 on thell! bet'ame IV:<.'f'uary to pa u tht CLUMBUS . . , - Hot wealher help reflect heat from the 9'dL UNIVERSITY OF MICH IGAN- l tors in progr-e95 are education 1:1nd l some of the product• of our mdua· &reis. I reaourct1. ln1tltution1 may M on- �rrrum Ant,.Trutt aci. whkh i1 ' can mean fe wer and smallt-r ei,('46 Add more dnnking fountanL Why 11 It that during the lest se,- research. For a long time no pu- try to it. If indU1try and private lndivid• I ly ide11. . anoihrr m,uHnadoe lnsht ut ion lo for the poultrym1:1n unle�N he JnMJ'l t pollltry � ate he eral benerations we in lhi1 eoun• pil was eve r supposed to know Sometimes countrie., 19 well u; uala u a wllole are taxed &O India probably bu Bl many · rontrol n,rpor11!1Qr1J. 1lle only maket1 a 1penal ll"ffurt to i.ee Iha! try have been able to just 1:1bout more than his teacher. He took artiM, produce certain thing.I be· moch they cannot 1ave , then It is I natural resource& Bl we have, but ('OrporatiOM exempted were co- h11 h1rd1 arr cumforfahle. iays e��i. a11Y Ihe roof · dOllb)e our standard of living ev• what the leacher g11ve him and calll!e they do not have an alter- impossible to .ecure aufficient lndian1 beline it is wron11 to o�ralive., and labor organiz.a- Dr. Clyde Mar�h. Ohio State- Um- Prov ide light in the s ptu)aJ t'I)' two generations� i'ccording then re-produced it word for native product. Whul doe1 not money to re-invest In private en- 11111 a c.-ow. '11li1 Idea ia one of lioo1. venily Exlm11ion JX)Ultryman house m the evenings flN' tw to mv instructor for the last word, almost gyllable for ayllable . grow well In Kansai, but Kanaan• tes-pliae. In lhi1 ca• then, the the ln1tltutions they have fallec:I 11ll' m.an•madt! lnstilutiona l Dr. Manh adv1J;H pou ltry hours . tht1s enablinl hen• thret' weeks, i,t ll.aa � because Today the tea{'�er set11 the stage grow �ta of �heat becallltl_ they only 10Urce of Investme nt capital change. whi�h we deYelop in thia cmmtry l farmer� to: , . ef economic progress. and the pupU, m many cases, ie have little choice of other IUJtable become, the government, which When let-hnology "ame along, durmg the next ger.eratiorl will Provide moving aff" in pem by when it is cool. ----It might be interesting to take able to go much beyond the crop1. in thi8 t'Ollntry we consider unde. the limitation on development wa11, �rmir,e whether WI! 1p,ed up , means of fan!!! and .,.entdar1on ay&l 8 look at some of the thin gs that teachl?r. COMPETITION ■irablr. capita!. Corporat lOns are- a form wr ra! e of progreu, or slow it I tems. TO COSTISU� RULE mourage progress, and somf! of Research I• the same way. New Maintenance of competition ii Seme government program1 act. of man-mide lnalitutlOOI prrmlt-l down. Pamt roofs of laying hcm86 WASHINGTON r nP11 - P'edePthe thingM that llold progreBS way!! of doing things, new things aoothe r important facter in pro- ually tend to prevent progre58. with IJght-eolored paint which will al Aviation Administrator Na� back. lo do, are being found constantly , aren. exam wage might be ne a p� od I E Halaby has notified airtiftt ,... One ol tl'le things we might This is one of the rea!IOIIB why we Today we have televiRlon clu1- 1 hour laws, price aupporl,11. 1uDIII- ___________ RETURNING SUBMAK lsr; point out Is that progress Is pain- have heavy emphasi, on educat ion es and we have truckl riding dies, and ■ multitude of other HONOLtn..U t U P I , - A midgf' t lots th.at he had decided to ccaful. 'Thi? more rapid the pro&resa, today. At one tlme only the crip- •·piggy back" on railroad car■. We government regulations. 1ubmarine th.it p.llrt 1e1paled in the tin..e a rule requiring t� to �· tnl! more painful It la for people pied, sickly, or lazy went to l:a:Ve discount hooses aelling in It should be clearly underllt.Ood . '-.f December f att.w·k on Pearl Ha r- Lire at age 60. who are not in po1ition to adjllSt school. Today we manufacture competition with local merchent1. however, that many government bor JO years ago i� ht:ing re- rormer F'AA Chief Elwooct a. In other words, It knowledge. themselvl!l'ii, All are form• or competition. programs encourage competition, turned le the Japanellof! _'.;uvern. Quei.ad.:i 5tirred up pro!elt in o.,. nay be neceaaary for the governANOTHER FACTOR Some may be good. some bad. encourage progrea,. and help men!, according to a V. s. Navy rember. 1959. when hr onlered "' ment to put aome linament on the Another factor in progress is in- Without competition, howevoer, in- serve as an Incentive for greate r 1 1pokesman. , lots 10 give up their ·t bruises to ease the pain of pro- tematioMI trade. e, GAYLORD P. GODWIN other states. The sour cherry crop dustry does not progress · T k endeavor " ._ �-. he spo esman s.am the Japa• chores at 611. The .. · "'"f""''"""' ...-. greu. This pennits any country lo Another form of competillOn Is Programs of local publie work• UaHftl PrHI later:nado■-1 m the Western 1late1 wu e811· _ • • O upheld ,._ . • . 1 nese governme111 had requeste,· ,_ _.._y u--•- ap... 8 .,"' Ml"' ilimulate1 spec1ahze 1n the product it 1s best the government. 'l'here are cer- are another activity we need to WASHINGTON ( UPl 1 -An Agn. , maloo al 11.680 ton,. 5 per rent I A little adversity . that the b be ret med u · 'lot ch lien pi s a ge. man. If we make It so comfortable in, and tben swap with some other tain forms or ente rprise that pr\. keep our economy going. Fede'ra\. culture Department a:ooomist smaller th.an in l980 and 14 Ptr _ _ · - 11,1 that a person does not wish to t'ountry. We can sell only if we vate Industry cannot afford to and �le aid stimulate, people say, thl! "fairly moderate " in• cent below average. enter. One example may be the to do things they would not do crease in the apring pig crop wu change, then he will never make buy. The Michigan crop wa1 esll, . .very heartening·• to consume r1 International trade ls I police- T.V.A. Government could enter olherwiae. much progress. f.-ted al 76.000 tons. down 5 pe� We should k eep in mind that we man: 1t prevents someone_ from thia ftekl because ll can plan a Many people have said •' tile aad produeen alike. [ c-enl from last year. thE:F esti. MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS cannot inrrease our itandard of Jackmg up prices out of line . It long range program and ■ec:ure strength of our country has been 'l1le economist aaid the 196 1 mates: New York, 23,000 tons : 1 in ltB natural re80Urce.." living If we cannot buy more ia possibl e to grown bananas in [ tax money to c1:1rry It out . ,prlng crop----up 7 per cent from ! Pennsylvania. 9.500 lerui : Ohio, ! Th, WC books are now open for the June or See� BLOCKED PROGRESS We have, ho.-ever, lakeD tllese the spring crop a year ago- 1 1,500 tons: and WiSCOflsin. 1 4000 1 with our wages. Today the work- this cowitry, but they grow muell ond half collection of the 1960 Real Estate taxes. ing man can buy much more with would prevent disastrously low tons. . Also deliquent tax . Closing date will be July lit, . an hour'a tabor than he could 20 re• j marketing hog prices for producers and at Agnl'ullural IHI. year& ago, or two or three gene rt'- same Lime would permit � searchers found a way lo im• atlons ago. Clyde G. Millhone smell decline in retail pork price� . prove the marketing of bertle ll pe We have re leased most of the can benefit consumers The CfJnsumer will be ab� 'o a N that Meigs County Treasurer manpawer or our natlOtl from proget a little more pork for a litt le l ma rketing agmcies. and growe� 1 .,....,.,.,..,,..,,..,,..,,..,,.,,,..,.,,,,. ...,.-..,.._ ..... duction of food to different kinds ,..,,.., le 11,s mont'y. he �aid. while the hog A research report describe1 how .__,..,,..,,.., of service. and industry. farmer still can make a profit. ri µming can be started in rt>fr� Toda)' one man produces food \idlf'r ' ,.. --- .., ....,,._...........,.. The 19111 spring pig crop totaled gerato ca n; while !he pears ':le •• IE:Bt llil¥1a ·""' · · ' · '"' for himself and 25 other people; � Th,:, country. across moving the , 50.S million head, compa red with whereas, only a generation ago, n ' ult e r the can pea conto get : e e 47. million head In the sam one man wa• producing enough period of 1960. With 7 milJIOII .sows sumen earlil'r in the year; mar• i 1 IJWing, the pig crop averaged a " · gluts nm be avoided and mar­ r record 7.18 pigs per litter . The de- keting will be spread out more C partrnent estimalf'd the fall e�p t'Venly over a longer season : costs at 4U million head. up 3 per of marketing will be redlX.'rd . cent from I.all pigs lasl year. If the an ticipated (all crop materi• alizes, the pig crop for the year would total 93 m illion head. up 5 CINCINNATI ◄ UPI , - Liv� , I slcxi k : per cent from 1960. 1 The department said th e report Caltle 250. calves. 100: choke · was _ iri line with forecaijls made 781·10!!7 lb slaughter steer5 %!.50· 1 22.75 . good 800-900 _lb !11.56-2.1.00, .several months earlier. The department's outlook on the 11 goocl 701J.7SO lb heifers 'Z.Cl02.50; hog situatioo was unrhanged by vealeu 2..00..28.00. the spring crop report. Hog priN's Hogs . 1300: b:urows and gilt s are expected to be seasonally active, fully 25 higl.er. sow� 'f.<IPl'!!'""tln' lowe r this fall. imd probably wi!I , steady to strong; 5G 1·2 300-:!!IO be below those of a year earli�r i lb 18.25. bulk 1-J and 2.•:1 UI0--2.4il until the m/1:ldle of ne xt vear, but 1 lb 17.7518.10. mostly 111.0018.10 ,�t peatly so, the offk-ial said. [ for 2.20 lb down : around 25 1 · 2 i · • The econumist said farmers ap- 1 230 lb 18. 10. 2·3 and No J 2.40-270 EXECUTIVE AT WORK _ Roucr •- t M . W ard , Sr., 48-year.oId Champa1gn County . . 3 hog farmer, is a man of many talents. As president of the Ohio Board of Agricul- parent1Y believe . thM"• wil� be , lb 17 25-17 75 few No· . 230,295 · · .' lb 11.00-11.10. 1-! 300-400 lb mws plenry of feed grams at re latively wttll - b1ternatlonal• ture, h� runs the annual Ohio State Fair (Aug 25-Sept 1). He also has the knoww e f 12. 2l60270 lb ' reasonable prkes this fall so th:i.l 14.'"014.50, • how to Jer k a trac tor w hee l , as shown here, and keep mach rnery · runnmg on h 1s 1 . 1 L-d • 1 they increase their fall pig crop , 15 .00: Ulldrs. atea y; we1gh�s 300 350-acre farm. lb up tt.01 1.2.5, some lighter and still make a profit . Cut a lull 5,-,foot swadi of weights lt.50. be-av,- weeds easily with ,& • h .. "' 1!161 eh The erop l e Sheep IOO; ,p,;,, lambs ,leady . e aicklo bar mower while ] ' five Great ridinc eomf rtable d slate s _ Ne w few kits choice and prime 115-92 eeono.:iea! a , Ohio, Michi• lb 19.00-20.00: other good and York, PP1 y Lo.:; •act.. · are co111pletely B:O �\�:� st!;. ���� COLUMBUS - Go ahead and swine show. ·-equipped to give you fast, efficient serv­ They II get out and forage 111--- --·- ---feafUf8S "e�t like a hog" of you want to. Two years ago, Mr, Ward'a e.n• stead of slopping in the mud all th e Crop Reporting Board. This is ice In tho.. ftold,. Plan, • • • Ma..riah . . . . • HNlry acll ••Pll'd■•I• It isn' t as bad as some people try cepped the Grand Champion day," he say1. "And ,when they 're 16 per cent greater than \ai;t year • 8,WIR• I lfflS t,.1 ..r Contradors , • • Financing. and 3 per cen1 above avl! rage. , . Sow ribbon. One has won lhe Jun- foragIng, . 'hey re bm.1dmg muse1e • •o • c,h f_. IMad: • • • ._ wouId have you 'hink . m� re v , Co d wIth la6t y_ear, fe: · Sow ri·bhon 11eYeral whil'h is the real N!d meat." .. .. ' .:1 •,,� xrl1 Robert M • Wacd , Sr., 48-year- lor Cb8mpmn . . •11:W Complefe che-rries are expected IJ1 M1ch1 . • • . old Champaign County hog farm- years and finished high In the What makex a pnze wmnmg • r rhId•• .... but more are expected in lhl? gan er and president of the State boar cla11 a coupkl of times. hog? Mr. Ward says tht>y are _·_ . . - _ _ Board o( Agrk:ulture, saya hogs Besides bossing the overall op- judgffl primarily oo the size of CAil • TOD!lY have more dietary sense than eratlon of the State Falr as the ham, their length, meatineess, most people give them credit for. preaiden t of the Ohio Board · of the light fullneu of the loin and � A Fl.El MMONSIIA110N •·1t•s pretty generally agreed in Agriculture, Mr. Ward alao man- the absence ol waste In the jowls. swine elrclee," says Mr. Ward, agea the 9Wine show at the annual The ir back fat ithould not be over "that bogs will balance their exposltloo. This means: he .tarts an inch thkk. They also should be � own diet and won't over eat. " working In January to get ready smooth-skinned with feet that jut ' t Mr. Ward should know. He runs for the August fair, He h 11 the out from the body, giving them .. IIUS PlUS I a 350-acre Hamp9hire swine farm job of linin g up judges, setting up capacity through the girth. Our drah1rnen can d.1ign I Our home modemi:r• near Westville. Hl1 farm handles tile show schedules for 11 differ- Mr. Ward saya it takea about Unfavorable weather conditions a home for you exactly I tion center can 9ive a pig population of about 250 a ent classes In both breedl tlg Bild £ive or six months to bring a pork• during the blooming -wbeNI Quality Ia Paramount" period often I suited to your individual : you ideas for modtnt­ year, and he brinp about a doz- commel'flal sloclt He also bas tcJ er along to the 200-pound .stage will cause excessive tomato blos• nee_d • and cletirH. No : izint ancl improwing en of them to the State Fair each arrange for the ribbons and deter• auitable for marketing. The If!som drop, sayi E, c, Wittmeyer , 1 ID the big mine the alze of the money cret. he says, is lo keep them year to participate charge for thi, Hrvit• 1 your home. Thi1 can IN Kill Them Younelf wUh Extension horticulturist , Ohio l awarda for each clasa. heal\� through the weaning Stale Univenity. AIAI U-00-IT when you o r range to : on a no-ffl0My4iaw. TERMITI CONTROL Another big headache Is hous- stage. To do this, he uses. • h l�h- Night temperaturee above 1 ba1iL See us NWI build through u1. 58 Ing the animals. There will be ly-fortifled ration of anh-blohca. degree& and daytime tempera• Save SlOO or more. Easy to r-•---•••••••--- � we. Na llann to plant&. Pro­ around «MIO hop eritered in this Arter the first 100 pmmds, the 1 CALL WY-2-3193 1 tures of 75-811 degrees are ideal fetJsionally proven 5 )'e&n year's fair <Aug. 26 .. Sept. 1 1 anti-blotics are eliminated, ind �nditlons for blossom set Hot protection. Get FREE folder and Mr, Ward ht responsible for the porker !lhould gain a couple drying winds al so will cau� blos'. at your Lumber Yard. Tbou­ prov iding pens <megregated ac- pounds a day for the next 50 80TII drop especiaUy if winds oc• ■Dda use iL cordl�g to cl11Ss) a1i'd J)l'OVidinR dayi. cur while' pollen Is being released. bedding for at least the bllUal Mr. Ward says the pork indu11• 8 one can do to redu_ce [ night on the grounds. try 11 one of the few phaaeii or About II . . blossom ' drop II to select v�rieties Mr. Ward got into farming as agriculture which doesn t satisfy a teen-ager back in 1930 when the Ohio marketa. Most of the out- kil_own to be le� su�t1ble to l hl1 late father, Dow, bought the slde porker1 come from the south- th1• trouble, avo� excesS v� .watPhone WI 9-36,tl farm near Westvllle and set up a ern state, where the warm win- erlng: and use nitrogen fertihzers · RACINE, OHIO tme r sa dairy farm operation with hog• hlr clhnate makea their care Jess -=: Jud':':: '"':':::1Y;:•_w • • =.:•• Y: •___<:I ::,:: .::_::: and grain on t:Jie aide. expensive. Ohio fannen buy • •• Dyt: :an i meettna i Econom ic Progress Is Key To High e r Living 1 b ..ad ;;� _ uded . d.. allJ't n""" .. ,um .� J:. cl•• . � 1n y l"la& 0" and dernwet:rtire '-' F'' '" JI-.. . tg- , ' �· . . ' ' 1 .: ' ' ' �- --�--�.:·.:-;;.·;.•.:·•:.:;::;;:::;:;::..:-:.::-- .•. - ' "' ".. w Syracuse, Pomeroy, Are Other Winners In County Loop Action "' ' • • li Anoelers Face About Try-Out Camp, Roush's Landing & Some Real Generosity - -- - Co 111,1 :�;•s "i I ec::1 '7' I iii I ( I � \ Ii I � Wt I I . , .I ' p d iu • i p I • I • iii • • d p C ij • ro � •C •• I p 6 d Iii [ 6 C q J p I l'· ,. H '• I Ii J I ll �A . M I ol • I , ' .I T.llose Reds DO • /it A gµ l n . MOtV I ...i..,_ �s::�nd'::::�: L ead B� q1'h ree I '' I West P. . t ChapeI was scene o� I M 'dd'' aa·. Co�...= WORK SHOES I R___ 5h11 Store "'!� ""'�� �- •- .... $99.95 SUM M ER SPORTSWEAR / �!"' W■ QOTIIIEP N. W. COMPTON, 0.. . ,-.o,y I). , ' on: :(0. ear "" A hJ 10 aal = 1n:':: .i decorator d•••aned o■'lt•n•I erw•e... ble po:� = Mr and ... -. ....... -.-.­ .................. ---•-, •""""--• .. """'.. . . .. ""'°""'-... - ., i 'tc,t . : ' "< !· ; ( t J .•. '• -:- 5 ,., ,; . - 99·. 95 _ _ _ _ ,... . -·�-·--- Arouml 1lit - were _,... u.e_:: ;,:;;-��1 , ' B A K E R 'F U:R N IT U R E �$:a,:. ,�,_ �� ���:�W!,��' aock Hearing Aid Service - Goqleln � -1ded, - two ■wile- ... 1MDher,iiip Ind __ '1".. •�• _,.., _ .,.______,__ , .. , ... ... , .. .. : .. · --two . -. � ' • 1 • At the ... ol tbli ,,..,.!DI. _......._ • I . I Free Beme (:oanlaatloa Ba.tget Terms - °"" I S R co. ,.. . ; .__and ln=to• otDullan s-. ,.,.rt, 0. DILES RADIO A n tt."",A..: . ' ' ""' . •...... \:iii',•�' .. ·,:-- ' ' . = � ._ B::- •, J r.cu.. ) HOS T LAUNH- NOWI $2.99 TII SHOE BOX NYLON . * ·• ..,, ... •••�·- K • h t-H //ey V SNUI.S NYLON ·�. ...,.......... . ..... ... ,...., . ... 1 A aa· .................. ,........ -"""'·"...-.... 7 = ' ·�• .1511• .,..tu__, ..... l'Nlt es J Schedule CH f::8 ·�i:" 1311' 0 . hG d f .H' -- t 1.e.,... TOP QUILITY ... PIICED WITI THE LWEIT Plua • • • DUI 1111 KAUii a•11i1TEE !I ' Jbne. .,....,t,f - .I: DR. RAY R. PICKENS :gle': : : vr:..� :iT. ·� �hat · ,I i'::Y N O T I CE·' · off,cer['!..., � MAX WARD H .a,;: _'!t: I ;! ·:: . Pb-� Meigs-Mason Coming Events 1 ·- !! : : : ·:: ' U - • •J _, _ " • "• - • •....:. - • :.:_• • V J • ••• - - • - ,· - • • , ..... . , � ,_,,_; - .., ........1.•.-:• lO fl m. TR-AVEiED IN ,nn , The . ..1c1ne Band BooJters are I Mr. and Mn. Ropr •pon,oring a jit1Jty Supper Satur- and children Randy and llJti ltf. '1 day, June 14th, at Racine Higl1 �,lidd\eport have returned · • . llr■. Wendell Frecker WU the [,---------- School at 5 p. m. Proceed! are a trip to California whtn tt.lf ' ,ue,t speaker 'I'hursday evenina Not•: a.ad.,, .,. eerdiel­ 1 to boe used for the purchaae of wilited Dl,neyland, Lot for the meetiD& of. the Women'• � Diego, Pasadena, and ii � ly l"vltN to UM thk ■n­ materials for next year. Anocia!Jon of Ibo Middleport friend, Wayne Rupe and f · novnctiment ljlla&e fer publie All eh,ldren ages seven 10 11, P'inl Unlt,d Pl'ub)'!Mlu Cburd> f and � at •••nlatl .lluf.land, of lf'OUP ormer)� meet­ ltOrJ he t.ed are cordially ,nvi t to when the group met at the lnp. NetlCM will be a,�. telling hoor at the Pomeroy Pub- I tro, Cahf_: J11nlor Wllllanfl churdl. ff Do rvn Nlly thr• dan lie Library at t p. m June 24, (am!Jy. Phoebil, Aril. i and (or lffl) In adwance of tht Mn. l'recbr showed colored I ..eni. Notk" r.ce4ffd for with Mis! Carolyn Smith in and Mn. Bill Mou, 1'ucNn. � ,lido ol her European trip and ! more than thrH ln■ertiont charge. explainad Ibo picturN ond told of !Ii\ . wlll � held until mMtlnt Tbe >C a.., ol the Rollio od hoolnl lnt<reotinl bappeniq,, or h I r __ _li,, ':!:i­ the alNtvtl re«)ulwnh. MetJ1odist Church Will ,pOGSOt an I The Pomm,y Wero wUt .� trip. Among the countrlea wblcll � rtnt the a: al enin ice cream 90Clal on the church i =: lhe Yl,slted """ !. n I J a a <I, lawn Saturday night, June :U at IVNE U, France, Swi-land, and rtalJ, The Federated • ho I p.m., Mn. Howard Birchfield. 111! Ladln Auxhliar:, al, � Circle will ld . Amoq tho piebtffl ,be showed Web■t.er Post No. •• A.- u:-1 a b a ke &ale at the Ewbig Store, clau prHident, announced. were one■ ol lhe bome,of Prlnceu Legion, will meet tuada:,- Jt J:)F Main St., Saturday, beginning at JUNE zs Grace. 'l1le opeaker alto bad wllb • u ,_ ol nucau,g p. m. at the Lq1on .c,up ..,,a A FelloW1111 h·r for the memberl to view, art,. will latioo f offi Sub-District Miuionary Conna- 5ktar Ofla �• be be biM, tcleai hum variou,■ countri8I Five Meig, Women tion "."'i!l be held at the Mt. Zion the ost �• which ,be bod purdwed wblle on Attended Meeting ptJ5t ehurch in Alhena, Sunday beraPof .Drew Webtttt tolll', among that waa a picture Five Meigg County Womm at• Bt Pait 1f!i(r, i ol the wadding ol Prlnceu l.lor, the neighborint auxOlar7 � tended the State Home Demon• a 3 p.m ,' Raret. stratlon meeting held Tuesday at ThP Commission on Edocatiotl are to attend. the Oh.io Univeraity in Cnlcmbu�. of Heath Melhodist Church of The Auxiliary unit te JI Mll.!I SU881l Park, prealdent ot Attending were Mn. Geneva Middleport will meet Sunday evoe- Bennett Pott American the association, wu in charge o( Nolan. Mn. Roy Holter, Mrs.. Ding at the church at 7:!lt. the meeting which waa opened will meet Tullda:, lllpt. JUNE ffi Walt.er Brown, iilrs. Donald My. with the Call to Worship and pray­ 27 at the ball In lliddlepmt. era and Mr■. Charles Goegletn. 1be Staff and Officen of Meigs time o( the er by the pre,ldent, followed by Mn. Goeglein . Ml'I. Brown and Temple Pythlan SiJtets will meet moved up to 7 : 00 111 p1am _., the ,1ng1ng of • bymn - Mrs. Mrs. Myers ttrnained in ColLun- nttl Monday even ing at th2 K. of IO to Pomeroy to "1l1t die" LiDian �leff aa accompanltt. bus until Thursday and while P Hall in Middleport. liolleuea Webater Unit the 'trs. R , M. Sherman was de­ there they took the short ciurse in will be Mn. Horace McElhinny. lnatallation of theum,.w votional leader and used u her homemah ing a t the unlvtrsity. Mrs. Griff RIIUl!ll and Mra. Paul will be held during : topic. "G;:,,t'Cena of God." Haptonstall. - .,. .JVNI: 11 After the close of the meeting Among out-of-town relatives 'Ibe Wesleyan Service Guild of 'l'l,e Wildwood Garden Clcl and program refreshments were a�d friends who _attended the wed- the Racine Methoditt Clr rda have tbtir u aooual eerved by Mrs. J. W, Morrla, Mrs. WiI ,i ding and reception were Mr. and will meet Monday .weriing in the day at fi:30 p. m. p1emc al the s,r I rl Branch Flemming, Mrs. Lillian Mn JamP.s Halley and d.aught er . chureh social room , .. RNfkide Park. Stieff, Mr,. Fred DeWeese. Mrs. Anne, Mr. � Mrs. Donald Plant 11lf! Daughters �f Union Vet-­ Walter Owens and Mra. Charlee and son, Tunmy. Mr. and Mn erans will meet Monday at 7. 30 Shumaker. YOUR CARPffl Jame� Foote and daughters. Pam p.rr-- at the DAV Hall MRS. WILLIAM BRUCE BRADFORD in � I WILL LOOK NIW ,nd Penny, M, and M'8 Roger I ,oy WHEN YOU Haok MRS. ROLLAND le, , Ho LEE Seve ge, HALLEY M r, nd a , ,Oln T , The Fnendly Neighbor C l u b l»IT-YOU L s Swmdle, Mrs Cha,le, ·n m IISEl.f Mooda p.m. d I ,epor Clark ,g ra uat Miss . Anne Clark n,g Mr. ne n . a ows re Exchange u e Programs For :, o�. Fuel �: • WITH ,t a od M,s. K•0••"' lnon, Bonnie offices ,. Middleport rorC::: t'\..· ' On June 7th In a mtlttary wedding in the Cadet Cha/n Heath Methodist ChUTC Une Glasgow. G"." L Schwart,, Mr. ing demonstratim,. VUt/Ined pel at West Point, New Yor_k, Mtss C.arolyn Mllhoa� of y . In a candlehght ceremony al 7:30 in the evening on and Mrs Richard Mathey and Middleport, .Ja:ecame the bnde of Lieutenant Wilham T'·e executive committee of the JUNE !'7 DUK! CLEANEIS J ne d a ugh t e r of Mrs. Paul H Bru�e Bri.41,td. The bride � the _ Middleport Busine and Profet- u 10, Miss _Marilyn Sue Knight, daughter of Mr. a nd Mr and Mrs D .i le James all of The Past Matrons of Pomeroy SHIRT Tbets �f Middleport and Olin Milhoan of Belpre . The eionaJ women·, Club met Friday Mrs. Earl Kmght of Middleport , became the bride of C.Olumbus. Chapter 186 OES will meet at the H Mr. Roll a n d Lee aney, son '••• e, Mldda....,.. of M r . a nd Mrs. Mrs. Jam Wal v son Hal-I Bra lace dford of e ening at the home of the club of Mr. and groom IS the Miss Pat BlaJs and Mr and MaMrnic temple, Tuesday eve­ es ley of Columbus. Mro V L Will and daughter, ning with Mia Ada Hoaklm MJddleport. . president, Mr,. Harry Moore, , . The double _ring ceremony was performed by Rev. I Vicki Jo of camd WmcheE.ier ; - · The double rmg ceremony was performed. by Chap- with 15 members present. Raymon Konknght at the altar of the Hea th Methodist Mr and Mn Thomas Walker of lain Dr. Theodore C. Speers at 5:30 in the afternoon. .ded Mr Moore reai over the Church which wa s decorated with the seven branch ca n- Pataskala· Mr and Mrs. John Given in marriage by her fath- bo ie acbedule of n. w mee hen (jilv ,.,_ 00 I '"1 prodelabra s liJhted with white tapers and pedestal vases of Hawkins, Jr., of sp,.ngft...ld . Mr•. I er, the bride wore a formal gown ... , ' uq r were m Lee gr g •-· ltond A 1 MUii o the new am!! year waa · out. i glad101 ·"' wh . t e 1 'd r sp1 er mums, pompons a nd baby Breath. William Kitcl,en of Chillkothc , "'-' bndlce or !Sll& organza. Tbe ni.= k Xenia• 88 mat.d Of hooor lined· the summer -' llllrairs wlucb White Sa tin bows m arked the pews· featured three-quarter lengt.b Ca- 800 of Mr. and Mrs. Jaek Dowler of Athpicnic in July ·I _ pucci sleeves and 8 Sabrini neck- and Miu Car�lyu Bradford and w!U be a famlly alf-hour of pre-nuptial music alure bnde and groom Afler the , el1!1 , Mrs C. R Ne1ghborgall of h A olgb n a us Miss both e Wilson, gu Mida d of m Carla en gi est pi nie t Aug t s line with added Intere t v the was played by Newman Burdette, new couple had cut the first piece Hunlmgton. W. Va ; M_r and Mrs l alao wa1 d:lscuued. t, smaids. as dlepo 'Ibey bride r O y anof overla front by a lovely wore ballerina �engtb gowns of 1be national convention which organist, with Mrs. B�te, vo- of cake 1t v.as served with punch Curtis Wilson and children, Suz• j ChanAo applique of tilly lace. lntere � and bell shaped mints by Mrs. ann, Stao)ey and David, of Charpastel tolored silk organza, fash• wW be held lD Chicago waa BD• caliBt, who sang O .Perfect . tilly gave ,.. to the hem or Love," "'Wedding Prayer, ond Kenneth Cale of Port Deposit, leston, w• va I the own of the bride. nounced by the president each lleeva. The full bouilant or- toned afterre g Mrs. Wade Sallaz of Ripley, W. I • Un "Because." and during the cere1 Md. Presiding at the punch b o wl . g the ulrl featured Cbantllly and pictu bats with matching F 1 g mony, "The Lord'a Prayer. ' ' was Mrs Donald Plant of Col11m- ::,,• Barb,a�a John,o�..�f Phila• appl.lquu . l'j-efflbroidered accessories, wrist length kid �t:t iee DEALER FOR . . . . hia· P · F· K Ruutt:rford of bus. Dining room hosteues were hc: Given marriage in · by r glove , a gift or the bride and s I BPW end cake �ated w Ith with tiny teed pearl• on the froot father, the bride fwore u a ' · -iloor Mrs. James S1D1psc:,J1 . Mrs. James Anaconda, Montana : Mr. and arried cascade anan gements of c ed . \l'd yell o w __ bud f •,_ R were serv • Caloric and Welbilt Ranges eGlass Lined . and 8 chapel length train dri uo.r, M n. Bruce LIoyd and Mrs.. Kenne h Cale of Port De'-bing theIr gowns. Mrs. Moore. Asslstin with by length gown ol silk organza with We•ca aU from 8 Watteau bow and stream- m one ma"'-' tt" the Lieutenant Martell Fritz of En• 11erVlng was Mrs· � Hibbs embroidered portrait oeckllne and Mn. Thomas Scallyl all of MidWater Heaters • Empire Furnaces e.Annert In. the back. ��" GaUipo1is, Mr. · abort sleeves, The same embrold- dleport. .illll- derlin, North Dakota was best and Mrs. J Bill h o Ter n, ry present were Mrs. Nan ery enclrcled die skirt, ending in For the reeeptlon arrangement.a Ber Imported veil of lilk nso . man and athers were Lieutenant Mothers strong and Empire Circulating Heaters. Johnson, Bill Johru(,n. Phil ere. r , Horace Mn. McE lhiony, e lace Cha a m pel Train. POD fall fnl ' (banUlly oo of pastel colored roses with baby Gillman Hallenbeck of G r e a t Mrs. meens, Mr. a n d Mrs K e n 0. B. Stout, Mrs. Wesley . . . - and the altar baskets of � " J demi bat ,__, Her f1ngert.1p, veil of i1lus1 on was bream ..... _ Neek, N. Y, Lieutenant Dan Di .....,, Mrs. Ray Picken9 M s. Ed ""l't- by an =•-• Johnson . Miss ane Jun"Ga, Doe, II 8-r For Lu," · de gladioli t rated · room. he co rou ud enhanced wtt.h � Cara! of New Castle. Pa., Lieut.en- UJ, half a to caught • r bat of ailk lace my J remeen , Sally Johnson, gar ynold,, Mrs. Thelma Pra ur Musi s a w � Mr. by . C Bural c cry mshed and r H, and ahe carried a caacade of Re � ant George Hartfortl of Ut. Clemcent aeqnlu, pearl, Mrs. J:a m am hn­ bead,. Sbe eurted a white BJbJe eats, Michigan, and Lieutenant �� �ace :aattJ,!"w Alle!I white Stephanotla centered with dette at the piano. Guests were n, K a �· :,/: . O n, ln so Y e er, · • rs tapped with I wbO. ordud with Donald Anseln of .leveland. m white rosea. She aiao carried her registered at the reception by soar c meens, r M�d Ms r Phone WY4.21" mother's lace bandkereblef, wb1cb Mra.. Thomas Walke of Patask- � :°\0: satin atreamen and white stepb- During the reremony the usb- ie: i..e��aa: ��; �a IOX 471 PGM:aoY ro e untll tied mltb white utln rib- ers were uaed as the Sabre Welt. abe bad carried at her wedding. ala. �incller, /�• John�. Gwtrd. ---------- 1 Attending the bride were her For her wedding trip to Miami Following the ceremony, Mr. Mr. Bradford aJso a graduate aiuRin Miu Janet Knight, of Beach, Florida, Mrs. Halley Children's Blue a nd. Mrs. Olin Milhoan were boats of. Middleport, graduatad f r O m Chester, aa maid of honor 811d choose a gold and white figured 11 11 to a recepUoo for t�e newly mar- West Point the morning of their Mie Amie Halley, sister of the two pie� drei.- with black patent rloo couple at the Offlcera Club. weddin". He was executive officer groom of Columbus, bridesmaid accessories and the corsage ol Rullbar Sole. bouquet. For their wedding trip to Cape of his company member <Ii the and Miss Vickie Jo Will of canal white roses from her r · ined lntole •nd arch. Cod, Maasa:cb11sett1, the bride bop committee • member of the Winchester as junior bridesmaid. After June 25 they will be at Silel 4'rii.:G. wore an aqua sheath dreu with a debate council ' end forum. t h e They wore street length dre.ues home in their apartment, 3035 bolera jacket, white accessories German club and of the ao·witzer of whJte organdy over orchid taf. Chesterfield Court, Apt. 9, Columand her white orchid """"iB• feta. Tbe fitted bodkedfeatured an bus, 9, Ohio. slall. Empire .In walatllne of eep orchid 'J!ie new Mrs. Halley ls a grad• The new Mrs. Bradford, who The new couple 11 at h graduated from .Ohlo University the Bradford a� O n lineD appllqaed with floral motif,. uate of Middleport High School, an June 4th 1a also a graduate of Brownell .av Mkldleport Matching orchid bandeaux com- attended Ohio University and wb MIDDI.IPOIIT pleted their e1111embles. Th e maid Capital University, and Is a teachMlddlePort High School tfi.ey will live � August 10 of honor carried a cascade of er In the Whitehall Schools in they will report to Fort Sill �kla.. 'l1ioN from bore who leoded white d■llla■ with wblto ...., and Columbul. Mr and Mn. the other atieadanta carried col- Mr. Hallsy la a graduat, of .....: wllffllth an11 ohorm to anr room • . , lb■ weddina W•st High of Columbus, altended wanace Bredin:; am' dau,l,ten ltlllAl bouquets of rainbow cama- OMo State Unlvm;ty nnd F,anlt­ . Neda and C� M and I.I ·' tlono Paul Tltell Ind �� pa: Attendinl tbe groom wu Mr. lin University ond ii fll"S<nUy Roger Surver of r.olumb111 11 beat employed with the Ohio Fuel Gas Mn. William B adford Company in Columbus. Mn. Baroid � _.• � man. UBher1 were Ml-. James Jtmnller am - Jack, Mr• .;.,j Foote and I.Ir. Ro1V 11ank1a of Mn. John Moore am daqhtor, Colmnbou. Dreoaed la white Jae, Marilyn ond ,.., Jack. Miss Car- bl and black ........_ !laster la WU.00 and Miu Judy Wilder- Tlmnlhy Lae . Plant of Columbus wa■ ring bearor. ,IMllr falr - ­ mutb Fo, her daaplor'• wedding, ' _____ - - 1■ Mn. Knilhl woro • blue am ltnlbn wltlt loods of ltGr• wt,ite embtoldend obaatb drt■■ Sewing, Baking with whfta attMNI, aacl I eor­ pa al lltll llllld ... WinnersAre - ol blue carmttlona. Tbe motbor of tba groom wore Announced .. ordild ,mlm>lden,d ,heath Bowing ■nd ballillg oonlllt• clrua wllb wblto ..........., and WV0 held 'llwrada, -.... I corsage of - earlllll<tol, rooa, Aa4 th ■lrror, whln Root llprlnp Gr.... m■I llmnedl■tely lolowlq tbo oere­ lr- ll tlto - Uttll, lD naular .,lion, - a rwpUon - WI at Ibo Mn. Howtml Noh,a, llr■. Dlc:t � SdMtol tin P • • r l - and t1troe ,t.11 &Iris - - with Ibo bride', t■b1e """ JadiN Ind - for Ibo pll- e.-ed wllb I ""1le tlltia cloth and r,J-, 11 -, -. low tlllpa - - George - - wllb Ibo - llored .., llnl, am Nancy -• ...wio, - topped wllll a min­ __., drop cooklN, ""'- S... er llotd&ti,I, llnl, Mn. fll:bw, -. .... llr■. l'nttl LIUb■ll, !llfrd; bN■d 11111 rollo, llr■. W A. llorpo, flrsl; llr■. ll■dlord, ' .• . -· 11111 llr■. - -· tbhd. lfn T, A. JI■- plll> ed f1nt ID tbo c,onty drea ..,._ toll 11111 tb1rtl In tho alale toll- To Association 2 MllllON CAR OWNERS LEADERS · t::: ·� .,· ; Mrs. freci<.er Was Speaker CHOICf Of 0 u ... n Count\'- Ponv League at1ion I tory with three hits lncludin,ll two 1 - , night. RaC"i� continued OD doubles. He also pitched thrff 1·_ ot v,inmn� ,1re1Jk D'' ue at- fine innings in relM!f of starting i>ddle�· ort 8-4 while in other pitcher Don Mayer. Mayer. iD collecting the win on · , Snacu;oe downed Che-shire By Chet T■nnehlll I' pitching side, came right the t. l'o;eroy beat Bedford . . �·c ne cont:nued to hold first back with a home run and double ,__ r•a�� wit:"! the a 10 4 victor� Ra- 1 on the b!ltting side. Emler, Moore c : , has now won all five of its and Curd all !tad 1ingle1 to com­ ,.arts this season and i, current- plete Pomeroy's eight hit attack. /k.JT T"J.IF [Rt,-r ]• ri:ling on a game and a hall Bedford's Phil Swindell matcll­ IN ANYIH!ltlC:T with powers s hilting Mastin' ed e. Syracus place tecond Je;d over li?A-re� 9� Aided by wildness of MiddlPporl i two double, and a single. Bob AITEN{ION, , . AAIP R,,;',':fNC.­ pitcher Terry Johnson, Racine Smith had two singles in two ofAT ec��'-" The Pittsburgh Pirates wm conduct a tryout camp at ..01CE"''Av jum ped ahead with four runs in I fieial trips to the plate: and ColT,..fli:!fi,£ In e t ingle5 o 1 Th July a . 1 y, da Swart:i a Satur nd a d n lins 30 McArthur , Friday, June the first two innings and were A4Y-:!lo I'::- 7>-lli ! their hitting efforts. camp will be he ld at McArthur B a ll Pa rk and will be 8�..,- E�, neve,r hendi!d. 3 James M axor Supervis 1 3 Scouting f rd of ction re i d the r Durst was the leading Racine Bed o de un At>IC$ 200 000 1 well, for the Great Lakes Territory. Jim will be assisted hltter with two Including an Im- Pomeroy . . . 033 300 x - 9 I 1 Bt.lTUR Emby Ben Bassetti and Jame s Vennari , Rutl and's pride and portant baBes-loaded single in tbe l Mayer (W), ':4astln (SI and , ler. R W. Smith tL>, B. smith joy. Players should be re ady to go at 9 a .m. and be prefirst inning. eaf O pa:ced to workout until 2 p.m. Arnott bad a double and Beegle m and Colllos. be COUNTY PONY LEAGUE yea rs of age a nd no Juni�r_ Ameriand Price had singles to round COLUMBUS <UPI > _ 'I1le state Players mustayers16w1l i pl � be perm itte� to p articipate in standl.Dfi• out the Rarine hitting. Wi)dllfe Dlvilion forecuta the can Leg o? EASY DOES IT 1. rcT. best fishing prospects of the Ma- the camp 1f such partlc1p atlon would mter fere with any Mike Bratton and little Buddy a tion will only be pericip t par Such To wuh the outside of ground ties. i iv t ac L gion e UIOO o Ii n f Moore collect':!d the three Barron Raclae t e coming �kend· Door wind ows convenlE'ntl)', use a tter of approval from eit her his Le gion le a with mitted . hits H Bratton tripled and Moore Syracuae 166 aon Con�ti -I 2 long-handled string mop. Then � �wlllIn :':ar:1a v.";! coach or th� Commander of the Legion Post he repres J .5111 1 playing in his second Pony Lea- Middleport 8000 rinse with a hose. . la p n y Legio n i sents . gue game of the year' got two Pomere, . . , . . . . . . . I 3 .5001 tions Or th e stete, the divial00 es sho own r i e h t furnish to cte e . xp e d Jso a e r a ,. yers a Pl 200 I said in lta weekly report l1&ued ..,0rd · · • • • • • • • • · • 1 .211ngle1. · bing a11' · Serles E Savings Rood• pur­ unjforms, gIoves, etc., wIth the P!rates furn-:s ' T .112 s 1 . . . . . . . . . . • ChHhln s a _ o 1 110 221 R acine h ursday. respon11ble for be chased by employees of the also will Players . quipment other e -----020 020 0 _ ,. 3 0 Barons [ Tha conditlorui by areas : State of Onlo aN! written and pro,. their traveling and living expenses, if any, with the unIJEV�LOP6D Bostic (WI Price 14) and Arceuec1 by Ibo office or Staie I NORTHWF.STERN OHIO : Lake derstanding that all expense1 will be reimbursed to tN ro Tu• ' tt John lLl Stobart <SI and Trealµl'ef Joeepb T. Ferguaon. PA11T.... 'T St. Marya. Auglaize and Mercer playen signed to contracts with the Pittsburgh Organi:za- , ;0bart Maonre !3t µAQNlii,� conditio n a■ le Ox- tion cl ubs. fair Countlea ;-/OJl,fj. IN 11YR.A,n:I!: ANi, CHESHIRE bow, Defiance County. Bau blue• In case of rain, dales will be ch anged to Sund ay, July 2. ft /.1151"o,ey 1W Mick Wineb,enner. liring 15 gi ll:1 and crapplea making up mMt SRILL/.lff,o,!T strike out, and three-hit ball, T�A/Nfi/:l of the catch. Most streama roUy ABOUT BOATING _ Persons lnler"!sted are urged led hi!! Syracu_i.e team inlo 8e('O�d he t PA/GI t a p.m. 7 a at sd e dn e y W and high and fishing poor. to a ttend a meetin next ' i place by helpmg 1.Meat Cheshire IS be d l C bo t a '11 ub a W w 1.;:;:::,i W EST. h n e 1 · NORTHEASTERN OHIO : Lake Roush Landing in acin e bY a 7 t0 1 1..'0UJIt • . ou t turn s person PT. PLEASANT - As s part fishing fair to good. Fishing pre,- cussed, and likely organized , if e nough . nt of the Syracuse Jumped off_ to_ a four of the West Virginia Centen• ,ure ltlml1: streams low. Better Plans aho will be outlined for the 1mproveme interest in nd a run lead ln the r1�st U1J11_ng nial program, a n his.tol' ic broeh- producing lakes : Guil ford end Lan�ing1 as _well J_l,S how to promote more ction of Ohio. coasted_ ho_me be111nd W mebren- ure of the Revolutionary War Ze . priernlck, Columbiana County ; boating m thls se . · Knm: oer I pilchmg· · bemg publ.lli·h ed th11 perIod Is KnrJx · Berlin and Milton ABOUT GEN EROSITY - Roy C. C ampbell, resi dent wltb Bill Jewell wa:1 the big hitter summer hy the WeHt Virginia Mah�in . Berlin ad Mo adore' double. �n Bla!ngame for the evening as he banged out Daull'.�ters of the American Re- Portng/ · Nimlslla Summ�t. and superi�te11dent in Sporn construction work for RAO waa h�t _i �Y a pltc and V a PIGectrical Equipment Co. Inc., which has Its home base El t wo hit.II in three tripe. Crow. voluuon . wane me · So ea ' r k Deer c eek Sta fel�ow son 9 11 " e :1 home Kasko. BleslnEvana, and Owens all had one The book wlll deal solely with re be�m taken b t bas b�I at 314 E. 39th-st, Ne w York 16, New York, is a game went to . -�ird and wben By united Prell InteruUona1 hit each. All were ,Ingles Ytith West Virginia during the Revo- : ds � carp ma� up � f Middleport folks shou ld re member with a pleasant feel• 1'omrny Dnvls booted the ball, i> ing for a long time . NaUoul Leape : , Pinson t the exception of Crow's, double, lutionary War period. There Roblns a, es · c d o aec o , r s Bo l e po t, Mi dd ki d s of the on t � oo� _ T s I Chall G. u a e. Pei. e of h e W Player gave his week whleh wos Syracuae's only e,:tra wlll be a siimmary - cat in,uunc, b y Gus a ntionally int walked d n a OUTH CENTRAL AST t l bui � e idly l so w m i tr a s, l a i c i off , .S nd a Virginia up to the ltcvoluliun E Hoak. Pitts. SB 1911 26 88 .142: League man age rs, Nuionwide M,uu&l! baae hit. th w a.,a a 4, 41 78 .ipaUon in EASTERN OHIO : FlllhJng fair toot house for the municipal park. It was brouglit from Bell scored Blasingame i partir state's the .and 23 60 Mil A aro be Quality proiealoo, low en fl · ·11· 68 Wl�ebrenner, whO h_as be articles most of the area. Burr Oak Lake, the Sporn site on a lowboy provided by Emmett Shuler sacrlflre y. �� p1 will ,. ,a There war. the '"'• s. ·Clmn ntet. coa,c.co-cour claim . events In West Mor an unty reports good bass _ burnmg up the 1eagre with a 1ur- on ouUtandmg .. 191 34 11 ,..00•' L•A g more generosity -- and will be set up to prov1" de per- The Dodgen got rid of O'Toole -m tenit'I, ea,y-pay plant, · · · I es,. I ng pace WO!I heId h'tl .iullll h'ttl pm e n a n 1 I t d equ "I · nd bl Ill f•-•1 d Se e a ng an ueg with three runa on. Altman, Chi. 48 173 21 57 .m 1a1 r& m 1 list o f iwvo ut1on• a �11 manent storage locker space Ior t rn in the sixth a, Vl 1 Check co·nrage.. ntea He wa1 walked everytlme he ary :iOld_ler but;f I� !he at�te, Lake. Nob!� unty good bluegill other supplies. .128 77 55 235 83 with Nationwide - rba S.P' Maya, five hlta, one of them a homer came up to the pl ate. That's the women m � ca rgm11 d uring and crappl'G � 11hlng. Most ma jor Campbell h as been in res Idence at the LaSaIIe Mr company with _., M,., p· c· 88 288 ff 87 .m mROD, m. on1 'f way k·nown so ror tO stop that period and many picture, stream1 including MIIBklngum, Hotel' for two or thr ee years while on duty at Sporn. by Tommy Davi,s. M 60 129 Jo, , ..., ,,. his bat. � 62 237 : of historic ,ite11 and location!, Hocking l!lnd Walhonding rather This ,11 another ex ample. of how generoua. ,''.putsiders" Frank Robinson, wbo d r e w y . t 11 • For Chr..sh'ire, the three h'l1 8 Colonel Charle, Lewie cbap- poor condit ion. · often are to their 4' adopted communities while they fo). �hree w;ilks, then blasted his 18th ere roun o a :ou e b� ter ls participating la this pro- C E N T R A L ehd SOUTHERN low their professions which ofte n takes them into al l homer of the sea n after Blasin- :�•! S� L.l.. so i ua ' · ;'lni•.�. anr smg es �Y ac� an jcct, pictures h ave bHn taken Ohio: Be!lt flahfng thlt area m the corners of the nation. ' game·, double to tie the score M AQINleu. Leapt WY 2,2-l60 llell 1'Y_and data prepared b)' Mra. Hol- Delaware County. Alum Creek Sometimes, to be brutally frank, their generosity puts in the sixth and send starter Don cash. Det. 115 I. 2nd PomeNy fl1 221 53 821 .m Cheslure · - · · Ult IOO O - 1 3 1 ly Simmons, Hlltorlan, concern• end Blg Walnut perfect for fl■h- th to the showers. Drysdale ___ .::: at of the bometowners to shame. ••-:,.,. Brandt. Bal._ U 111 a, 81 .SM _ Syrac-use olOO 030 x - 7 s 4 inr Important hlatoric ■lte■ In ln1, Nice catchea of smallmouth 1 =..:.:c=.c:.:==c.c...c..· -- -· --I onlY got three swlngs all Klllebrw, Mm. 57 201 S9 70 .8411 " , Ohhngef !Ll, Leaeh (5) and M-aftun County. . NATIONWIDE � nl{ m ade. Hoover 1WU • bass •·t n1"1..t Ii'' • " RBI'd Robbie. Piersall. Cklv. a - St 18 .Ml . nl __I , 0 MU111Al ,_..,.,, ...,.. Halley. Winebrenner ( W ) and It l■ belleved that m■ny rill- Shau.........1 lra �v ng up ow. and Roma no, Clev. M 133 olO 71 ..S3S '111e atte n dance waa 27, 888 ood "' _ ': 'Y reaerv O Je""·ell. zens of the coun,ty and 1ur• g ..,..,chea. PartI of BUCkeye --11 1- ex�............ Sunday. Chi ,311 .-m-ciut 1.:1 Sievers, . 85 MO 68 T1 a N.-� c. ......... ' POMEROY AND •EDFORD rou ndlna communities will de- Lake LI kl County d R k Pomeroy downed Bedford 9 to 3 lire a copy ot this important Fu ,La� ': Iand nt., C ear y AUTO RACE OPENS In other le�ue action last 11lgl_tt. brochul'tl. It I■ I project of the wl: ,� �commemto liatlon n org1 1tate vie-to meroy o 1 Jim Mastin Jt!d P WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. IUPI , so� OHIO: Lake t:) (A, The Watkin, Glen !!ports car etasflshing fair to 1ood, Better 1pot1: I will not be in my office. Grant Brown : Kiter, Champaign; sic � underway today with from . . . k lhree former champkma - Bob _l � g� �e; 1��:. Bucher of Binghamton, N.Y., SUNDAY, JUNI 25 Preble. Some etreama too In ratr N.Y., heller, R of Webb I Norm oc you've dld, ae row a In Tbe tlmH <UPI I bl crapCINCINNAT condition. 81111, u.egUls, TO [ pies and caUlsh m■te up most of atrong nllief job and the Umely got to do amnethlng lo set on and Sherman Decker of Oneonta, SUNDAY, JULY 2 the catches. hit are thaplng up u the wee- baae," tbe third sacker aald. N.Y. - in the field. The race wm L/lJCI ERIE and SANDUSKY pona with which the Cincinnati "Even If yau have lo get bit with be run over 33 laps for 8 totql of' ·5,- ..;;.,;;;...;;...;;��---·· BAY: Larae nurr"ers of white Reds could move lo their first a pitched ball." 8aaday'r Game• By Vnllell Preli lalmlatlooal 7 ·9 mile:1. er manag The double caught ba11 being taken from the Bast pennant in to years. PhUadelphla al Plttlhurgh 121 NaUonal LeaJH Ialand area, also, a few perch, The combination paid off agaln Fred Hutchlnlon of( (CUlrd. w. L Pd. GB Loa Angele• at Cincinnati black ba• and crappies and nu- Friday nlaht as the Redl "l had my 1trategy all figured Chicago at M:Uwaukee Clnclmuitl 42 24 ·• · · San Frane\1eo at st. l.Aluia t2 ) mel'OUI crp. Water temperature matched • nlnth-bmlng M win out If Free11t1 got • dnlfe," he Los Angele• 40 28 .MB 3 .,But he croued me up and II a., degrees. In Sandusky Ba:,, from the Loa Angeles Dodger& In said.1�.1 American .1_.1. San Franelseo ,a 28 563 S . W. L Pel. OB c■tflttb, per,b and ..,__ be- Ibo opener of a three • l■rne, -' 533 7 "l uaed Lynch too IOOll, but 1 a i3 .652 . . lag taken. Channel Clltfith run ■till make,or-breU: aerMI. Detroit : � _· :�1i::;'! l O ended up with a IUY tbaugh who oil a .621 I on. Carp still apwanlng In the Y01D11i1 Jim Maloney (t-3) tried as -, New York .-1611 11 Cleveland St· Lou11 29 40 28 .588 4 marshes, . to make Jt faur 11'1 • row ov-.,r la 111 good u any l would have H 311 · 381 16¼1 Boaton Chicago 35 31 ,590 e -- -- - --1 the Dodger, tor tbe Reda today had up In that aituaUon." Hu\cb. Philadelphia 19 40 ·322 19¾ Baltimore 35 ss .51S t orate the W•at Vlrtln11 Cen- while Los Angela countered db Aid with • broad nnlle. "RI Cwhlcag S3 34 . ,a 10� tennlal and baa the IUPPort of llt top man, Sandy Koufu U0,3), (Kauo) alway■ letl a piece of Phlla. 1t�:�:r��":niIY' ..kt1 • 30 37 . 422 13 14 the State Hlltorlan and ArclllY• CmeinnaU went Into the 1ame the ball." sh a gt on n l . a Cincinn ti 5 Lo11 Angele• -I t nlght l Kansas City '¥1 31 .422: ll lat, State CommiNloner of Com- wllh a three-game ltad ID the 'l1lt vletor:, went to Jim Bros1 0-�- N Chlceg.. .$ Milwaukee 3 ( night } -• QUO•• UIID Ra1ev-.uo Mlnne..a ..na,, ,u .S88 17'11 merce 1114 a former pruldenl aenlor circult on the ttrmgth of nan. ....1. St. Loula 10 San Fran 5 ! nlghll Los Angc\u . d e W. o . Hiatoriet Socl.ty had burle t th 45 48 20¾ Va lta ictory ouel by tht oth· af+�r the elpth, Nuna. .3 24 and l v Satuday '1 Pnbable Mtchen orders are belD(l taken for ■tarter of reUel in t H innlnge er three club■ ln contem:Jon. Friday•■ Reiuka _ Philadelphia at Pltteburgh- Chlcagu Washington 3 the brochure wbieb will be p, Eddie Kaako hted Jbn O'Tooll and hid ctven: up hit the 4 prov Short ( I.I) .... Milell (,1-5) . Anyone dealrinc I copy 01' C!O, Det It 15 Cl land 7 two hltl bu1 Loa Angeles at Cincinnati-Kou- Bal:more 8 � An eles � pies abould place t b e order � -:' SPEl!DWAY-PR OVl!D CHAMPHJN TIRl!S Nua'l ':.,. rum ,-.., 8 fax 11.t-3) VI, Malomiy C4-3l, with 111'1. Eldrldp Slutr, lln. l'rN "NUDD denlopacl 1D1Dt tendtf,Minnesota ,a New Zerk O Eunirce Beller D1' Km. J, G, I'. Chlc1go at MIiwaukee - Hobble Boiloa 5 Kan,u City ,. finned ree DIN la hi■ right elbow," match th had <,a.al n. Clontnaer 10-u. lalarday'■ Prollable PHcllen Johneon. Ordtn mutt be in bf tlmea doubled lbe ninth uplalned, ''That'• why 1 bad to San Francllco at st. LoUU--lb Det it al CMlveland - Lary J u n e 21 in order to UIUN t � ro I � pt him aut." to H prompt deliver,. may (0-0) VJ, Gihlon�.2_ftce bunt and Dodger pilot Walt 'Jbe win fw Bruno WU 1111 ,_ CHM) VR, Grant (7-11 Washington at Chicago - Dono- SENS IION PO Alltnn lhffl order<d - fourlb apin11 two -· UR pt off to I 1-0 van <M l YI, McLbh IM). Clearance Sale Only •1 more 'l'ON IUPI _ ll'l'lo - lo pinch ldllen Jerry 'l1le Dodger, WASIIING New York at MlnnelOta-Shel- _ .. J,e ido al NOIIII cu,,. 1.Jn<b and Diet - lo lo■d 111d IA Ibo f<lurth 111111111 with I .. "/o.11 IIZI Gu lttl bet-. I wild pltd, I • d MIN'S tloo IN> YI. Krolick !Ml . Una G Fam of Maryland, Rudy Ibo -• Whlttwalla to Fr■nlr Howard'• double. Bo- at Kanau Clty�lock ,._ ParlM Only •J more of M■nhall and -lco'l1le Bodo WM bacli In tbolr (Ht YI, Archer (5-11. man Dick J■kolwk,a have olped Kallro promp11y •iJtalod off LarBllltlmonl Ill Loo Aml!OIII !Dip! 9tll cootractl wi w-,._._ ry Sberrf• f■st ball oflarlng. hall lo - two. Kulm lid off I th l the •C- lof ,-, Nt lllQAROI.III ,95 ,r --Hall INl YL Moeller <U>. Ibo nm GUI In lor.,t I ' $CJ , � ultn lo• Nalhtn■I ol ..,;... Aed .. itoNDITIQN. the •,, Ciulft bit," 111d Kulm. "Diet Siller ALL YOUR-., ball taaRIii, '11.N DIIVE IN TODAY Detroit II Clevel■nd (21 had to ,-U to me lo toacll tho GRAND UT w. Wuhlngtoo II Cbicqo II) lq FOi QUICK saYICl PARlll IUPI -'111e Gr■ncl Prix h■&. Tbol WU I Nn York ,t M-• Ibo i..,I • pined I "' of TUB�LESS Or Par!■' FraDCI I 80ltol ■t Xllllu City four clubl hlllind QI." llolllmnN ■I Loo ADaeleo IA> .. w I t h NIIDS POR IIM If ......... ... :'.:.po '"' ___, •- 1 tbom," Ibo ._ IIJd. "I � Ubly lllartinl l1old of 18 -,pot,. ,. MIN .,,,. WOMIN itoAD HUAN ...Ull'III 7-Plece Ing fcr I p,rN al tllt,000. The don, lmnw Whether I bolcl UJI AT 11 · for __,__ 0.., - lelllnl 111cn. DINffll raoo • - � • wlD •- lntlio■ted ha - flllllng -.. tbo ..__. - ltt �...... hi■ SIT ll!rd nauting " Ibo � ....,.... N. IN_. A-. ,.._..,,_,. •• •lit.ff TAD:I IOIRJII COll'l'IIACr -.,' LG8 ANGl!U:S ttlPI - Allan "Whm ,.. - �. U... l'lllorall, I f.l, I� dpt,, • handed plteher from -. Pie., ba, ""'"" • - -ad INGELS rib t111 14 AalJlr op11 No O P T O M I T R l il t • WY 2NCI FURNITURE t1ct.- - �,._,. ..., Ibo m■ Office Houri: 'tfo 12, � to I (a- It Noon OD I Mw.f_, - of the bcinuo bal I - bellmtl Tbun. - But eomt' lll;, to be _lo. u - 'i MEASURED BY TIMES • THE �PORTS DES!( .. ,. .. ... .," .... .� , ~ . ..- ..ui; J.':i, l�ol P.CW11JM.IJ, ..... ,.,., .311 22-t 70 Mantle, N.Y 6J 119 .:wi I T"by, Wub. &, .IOI Kubu, N.Y 68 m u- .... NaUoaal Leapt - C e p e d a. Gionta 18; Robinaon. Red1 II; Mathewa, Brave■ 17; M11r1, Glanta UI ; Aaron, Brave, 14; Moon, Dodgers 14. Amerku Lea,-Maria. Yaa­ keee 27: Mantle, Yankee· n: Cuh, Tigert IO: Killebrew, Twlnl IO; Colavito, Tigel'II 18. R11111 Battetl llll Natloul Lape - C • p t 1' a. Giants 55; Robinson. R11.-11 .;t: Freeae, Reds 49; Maya. G;antl 46; Aaron, Braves 48. American LeaP'lle-�.:tf1. Tigert 60; Maris, Yl!lkeel 41): Gen ' 11, Oriole1 58; Mant:e, Yankeel M; Killebrew, Twins tot. PN,"'c National Ltape-Podm:, Dod• en 7-1; Miller, Glanb 8-1; Kou­ fu, Dodgera 10-3: Purkey, Red, 9-3: Hunt. Reda 8-S. Amerteu Le1_111e - Latrnnn, Indians 6-0; Mossi, Tigen 'l-1: Grant, Indian.I 7-1; Ford. Yankees 12-2; A r c b e r, Athletics 1-1: Schwall, Red Sox 5-1. - Brochure To Appear der DAR Auspices • ( - - Of Wb Ie Y ' � • • - ,I Best Prospect -I • , Racine Ponies Knoc!( Off Barons By 8 To 4 Jl I .. . .. .. .. .... .. . . . ... ' � LY � t . +�=• , Co■,enience Beyond The Gas Mains With - - - - GALEN s. B R O W N , D E Alll �- --�--�.:·.:-;;.·;.•.:·•:.:;::;;:::;:;::..:-:.::-- .•. - ' "' ".. w Syracuse, Pomeroy, Are Other Winners In County Loop Action "' ' • • li Anoelers Face About Try-Out Camp, Roush's Landing & Some Real Generosity - -- - Co 111,1 :�;•s "i I ec::1 '7' I iii I ( I � \ Ii I � Wt I I . , .I ' p d iu • i p I • I • iii • • d p C ij • ro � •C •• I p 6 d Iii [ 6 C q J p I l'· ,. H '• I Ii J I ll �A . M I ol • I , ' .I T.llose Reds DO • /it A gµ l n . MOtV I ...i..,_ �s::�nd'::::�: L ead B� q1'h ree I '' I West P. . t ChapeI was scene o� I M 'dd'' aa·. Co�...= WORK SHOES I R___ 5h11 Store "'!� ""'�� �- •- .... $99.95 SUM M ER SPORTSWEAR / �!"' W■ QOTIIIEP N. W. COMPTON, 0.. . ,-.o,y I). , ' on: :(0. ear "" A hJ 10 aal = 1n:':: .i decorator d•••aned o■'lt•n•I erw•e... ble po:� = Mr and ... -. ....... -.-.­ .................. ---•-, •""""--• .. """'.. . . .. ""'°""'-... - ., i 'tc,t . : ' "< !· ; ( t J .•. '• -:- 5 ,., ,; . - 99·. 95 _ _ _ _ ,... . -·�-·--- Arouml 1lit - were _,... u.e_:: ;,:;;-��1 , ' B A K E R 'F U:R N IT U R E �$:a,:. ,�,_ �� ���:�W!,��' aock Hearing Aid Service - Goqleln � -1ded, - two ■wile- ... 1MDher,iiip Ind __ '1".. •�• _,.., _ .,.______,__ , .. , ... ... , .. .. : .. · --two . -. � ' • 1 • At the ... ol tbli ,,..,.!DI. _......._ • I . I Free Beme (:oanlaatloa Ba.tget Terms - °"" I S R co. ,.. . ; .__and ln=to• otDullan s-. ,.,.rt, 0. DILES RADIO A n tt."",A..: . ' ' ""' . •...... \:iii',•�' .. ·,:-- ' ' . = � ._ B::- •, J r.cu.. ) HOS T LAUNH- NOWI $2.99 TII SHOE BOX NYLON . * ·• ..,, ... •••�·- K • h t-H //ey V SNUI.S NYLON ·�. ...,.......... . ..... ... ,...., . ... 1 A aa· .................. ,........ -"""'·"...-.... 7 = ' ·�• .1511• .,..tu__, ..... l'Nlt es J Schedule CH f::8 ·�i:" 1311' 0 . hG d f .H' -- t 1.e.,... TOP QUILITY ... PIICED WITI THE LWEIT Plua • • • DUI 1111 KAUii a•11i1TEE !I ' Jbne. .,....,t,f - .I: DR. RAY R. PICKENS :gle': : : vr:..� :iT. ·� �hat · ,I i'::Y N O T I CE·' · off,cer['!..., � MAX WARD H .a,;: _'!t: I ;! ·:: . Pb-� Meigs-Mason Coming Events 1 ·- !! : : : ·:: ' U - • •J _, _ " • "• - • •....:. - • :.:_• • V J • ••• - - • - ,· - • • , ..... . , � ,_,,_; - .., ........1.•.-:• lO fl m. TR-AVEiED IN ,nn , The . ..1c1ne Band BooJters are I Mr. and Mn. Ropr •pon,oring a jit1Jty Supper Satur- and children Randy and llJti ltf. '1 day, June 14th, at Racine Higl1 �,lidd\eport have returned · • . llr■. Wendell Frecker WU the [,---------- School at 5 p. m. Proceed! are a trip to California whtn tt.lf ' ,ue,t speaker 'I'hursday evenina Not•: a.ad.,, .,. eerdiel­ 1 to boe used for the purchaae of wilited Dl,neyland, Lot for the meetiD& of. the Women'• � Diego, Pasadena, and ii � ly l"vltN to UM thk ■n­ materials for next year. Anocia!Jon of Ibo Middleport friend, Wayne Rupe and f · novnctiment ljlla&e fer publie All eh,ldren ages seven 10 11, P'inl Unlt,d Pl'ub)'!Mlu Cburd> f and � at •••nlatl .lluf.land, of lf'OUP ormer)� meet­ ltOrJ he t.ed are cordially ,nvi t to when the group met at the lnp. NetlCM will be a,�. telling hoor at the Pomeroy Pub- I tro, Cahf_: J11nlor Wllllanfl churdl. ff Do rvn Nlly thr• dan lie Library at t p. m June 24, (am!Jy. Phoebil, Aril. i and (or lffl) In adwance of tht Mn. l'recbr showed colored I ..eni. Notk" r.ce4ffd for with Mis! Carolyn Smith in and Mn. Bill Mou, 1'ucNn. � ,lido ol her European trip and ! more than thrH ln■ertiont charge. explainad Ibo picturN ond told of !Ii\ . wlll � held until mMtlnt Tbe >C a.., ol the Rollio od hoolnl lnt<reotinl bappeniq,, or h I r __ _li,, ':!:i­ the alNtvtl re«)ulwnh. MetJ1odist Church Will ,pOGSOt an I The Pomm,y Wero wUt .� trip. Among the countrlea wblcll � rtnt the a: al enin ice cream 90Clal on the church i =: lhe Yl,slted """ !. n I J a a <I, lawn Saturday night, June :U at IVNE U, France, Swi-land, and rtalJ, The Federated • ho I p.m., Mn. Howard Birchfield. 111! Ladln Auxhliar:, al, � Circle will ld . Amoq tho piebtffl ,be showed Web■t.er Post No. •• A.- u:-1 a b a ke &ale at the Ewbig Store, clau prHident, announced. were one■ ol lhe bome,of Prlnceu Legion, will meet tuada:,- Jt J:)F Main St., Saturday, beginning at JUNE zs Grace. 'l1le opeaker alto bad wllb • u ,_ ol nucau,g p. m. at the Lq1on .c,up ..,,a A FelloW1111 h·r for the memberl to view, art,. will latioo f offi Sub-District Miuionary Conna- 5ktar Ofla �• be be biM, tcleai hum variou,■ countri8I Five Meig, Women tion "."'i!l be held at the Mt. Zion the ost �• which ,be bod purdwed wblle on Attended Meeting ptJ5t ehurch in Alhena, Sunday beraPof .Drew Webtttt tolll', among that waa a picture Five Meigg County Womm at• Bt Pait 1f!i(r, i ol the wadding ol Prlnceu l.lor, the neighborint auxOlar7 � tended the State Home Demon• a 3 p.m ,' Raret. stratlon meeting held Tuesday at ThP Commission on Edocatiotl are to attend. the Oh.io Univeraity in Cnlcmbu�. of Heath Melhodist Church of The Auxiliary unit te JI Mll.!I SU881l Park, prealdent ot Attending were Mn. Geneva Middleport will meet Sunday evoe- Bennett Pott American the association, wu in charge o( Nolan. Mn. Roy Holter, Mrs.. Ding at the church at 7:!lt. the meeting which waa opened will meet Tullda:, lllpt. JUNE ffi Walt.er Brown, iilrs. Donald My. with the Call to Worship and pray­ 27 at the ball In lliddlepmt. era and Mr■. Charles Goegletn. 1be Staff and Officen of Meigs time o( the er by the pre,ldent, followed by Mn. Goeglein . Ml'I. Brown and Temple Pythlan SiJtets will meet moved up to 7 : 00 111 p1am _., the ,1ng1ng of • bymn - Mrs. Mrs. Myers ttrnained in ColLun- nttl Monday even ing at th2 K. of IO to Pomeroy to "1l1t die" LiDian �leff aa accompanltt. bus until Thursday and while P Hall in Middleport. liolleuea Webater Unit the 'trs. R , M. Sherman was de­ there they took the short ciurse in will be Mn. Horace McElhinny. lnatallation of theum,.w votional leader and used u her homemah ing a t the unlvtrsity. Mrs. Griff RIIUl!ll and Mra. Paul will be held during : topic. "G;:,,t'Cena of God." Haptonstall. - .,. .JVNI: 11 After the close of the meeting Among out-of-town relatives 'Ibe Wesleyan Service Guild of 'l'l,e Wildwood Garden Clcl and program refreshments were a�d friends who _attended the wed- the Racine Methoditt Clr rda have tbtir u aooual eerved by Mrs. J. W, Morrla, Mrs. WiI ,i ding and reception were Mr. and will meet Monday .weriing in the day at fi:30 p. m. p1emc al the s,r I rl Branch Flemming, Mrs. Lillian Mn JamP.s Halley and d.aught er . chureh social room , .. RNfkide Park. Stieff, Mr,. Fred DeWeese. Mrs. Anne, Mr. � Mrs. Donald Plant 11lf! Daughters �f Union Vet-­ Walter Owens and Mra. Charlee and son, Tunmy. Mr. and Mn erans will meet Monday at 7. 30 Shumaker. YOUR CARPffl Jame� Foote and daughters. Pam p.rr-- at the DAV Hall MRS. WILLIAM BRUCE BRADFORD in � I WILL LOOK NIW ,nd Penny, M, and M'8 Roger I ,oy WHEN YOU Haok MRS. ROLLAND le, , Ho LEE Seve ge, HALLEY M r, nd a , ,Oln T , The Fnendly Neighbor C l u b l»IT-YOU L s Swmdle, Mrs Cha,le, ·n m IISEl.f Mooda p.m. d I ,epor Clark ,g ra uat Miss . Anne Clark n,g Mr. ne n . a ows re Exchange u e Programs For :, o�. Fuel �: • WITH ,t a od M,s. K•0••"' lnon, Bonnie offices ,. Middleport rorC::: t'\..· ' On June 7th In a mtlttary wedding in the Cadet Cha/n Heath Methodist ChUTC Une Glasgow. G"." L Schwart,, Mr. ing demonstratim,. VUt/Ined pel at West Point, New Yor_k, Mtss C.arolyn Mllhoa� of y . In a candlehght ceremony al 7:30 in the evening on and Mrs Richard Mathey and Middleport, .Ja:ecame the bnde of Lieutenant Wilham T'·e executive committee of the JUNE !'7 DUK! CLEANEIS J ne d a ugh t e r of Mrs. Paul H Bru�e Bri.41,td. The bride � the _ Middleport Busine and Profet- u 10, Miss _Marilyn Sue Knight, daughter of Mr. a nd Mr and Mrs D .i le James all of The Past Matrons of Pomeroy SHIRT Tbets �f Middleport and Olin Milhoan of Belpre . The eionaJ women·, Club met Friday Mrs. Earl Kmght of Middleport , became the bride of C.Olumbus. Chapter 186 OES will meet at the H Mr. Roll a n d Lee aney, son '••• e, Mldda....,.. of M r . a nd Mrs. Mrs. Jam Wal v son Hal-I Bra lace dford of e ening at the home of the club of Mr. and groom IS the Miss Pat BlaJs and Mr and MaMrnic temple, Tuesday eve­ es ley of Columbus. Mro V L Will and daughter, ning with Mia Ada Hoaklm MJddleport. . president, Mr,. Harry Moore, , . The double _ring ceremony was performed by Rev. I Vicki Jo of camd WmcheE.ier ; - · The double rmg ceremony was performed. by Chap- with 15 members present. Raymon Konknght at the altar of the Hea th Methodist Mr and Mn Thomas Walker of lain Dr. Theodore C. Speers at 5:30 in the afternoon. .ded Mr Moore reai over the Church which wa s decorated with the seven branch ca n- Pataskala· Mr and Mrs. John Given in marriage by her fath- bo ie acbedule of n. w mee hen (jilv ,.,_ 00 I '"1 prodelabra s liJhted with white tapers and pedestal vases of Hawkins, Jr., of sp,.ngft...ld . Mr•. I er, the bride wore a formal gown ... , ' uq r were m Lee gr g •-· ltond A 1 MUii o the new am!! year waa · out. i glad101 ·"' wh . t e 1 'd r sp1 er mums, pompons a nd baby Breath. William Kitcl,en of Chillkothc , "'-' bndlce or !Sll& organza. Tbe ni.= k Xenia• 88 mat.d Of hooor lined· the summer -' llllrairs wlucb White Sa tin bows m arked the pews· featured three-quarter lengt.b Ca- 800 of Mr. and Mrs. Jaek Dowler of Athpicnic in July ·I _ pucci sleeves and 8 Sabrini neck- and Miu Car�lyu Bradford and w!U be a famlly alf-hour of pre-nuptial music alure bnde and groom Afler the , el1!1 , Mrs C. R Ne1ghborgall of h A olgb n a us Miss both e Wilson, gu Mida d of m Carla en gi est pi nie t Aug t s line with added Intere t v the was played by Newman Burdette, new couple had cut the first piece Hunlmgton. W. Va ; M_r and Mrs l alao wa1 d:lscuued. t, smaids. as dlepo 'Ibey bride r O y anof overla front by a lovely wore ballerina �engtb gowns of 1be national convention which organist, with Mrs. B�te, vo- of cake 1t v.as served with punch Curtis Wilson and children, Suz• j ChanAo applique of tilly lace. lntere � and bell shaped mints by Mrs. ann, Stao)ey and David, of Charpastel tolored silk organza, fash• wW be held lD Chicago waa BD• caliBt, who sang O .Perfect . tilly gave ,.. to the hem or Love," "'Wedding Prayer, ond Kenneth Cale of Port Deposit, leston, w• va I the own of the bride. nounced by the president each lleeva. The full bouilant or- toned afterre g Mrs. Wade Sallaz of Ripley, W. I • Un "Because." and during the cere1 Md. Presiding at the punch b o wl . g the ulrl featured Cbantllly and pictu bats with matching F 1 g mony, "The Lord'a Prayer. ' ' was Mrs Donald Plant of Col11m- ::,,• Barb,a�a John,o�..�f Phila• appl.lquu . l'j-efflbroidered accessories, wrist length kid �t:t iee DEALER FOR . . . . hia· P · F· K Ruutt:rford of bus. Dining room hosteues were hc: Given marriage in · by r glove , a gift or the bride and s I BPW end cake �ated w Ith with tiny teed pearl• on the froot father, the bride fwore u a ' · -iloor Mrs. James S1D1psc:,J1 . Mrs. James Anaconda, Montana : Mr. and arried cascade anan gements of c ed . \l'd yell o w __ bud f •,_ R were serv • Caloric and Welbilt Ranges eGlass Lined . and 8 chapel length train dri uo.r, M n. Bruce LIoyd and Mrs.. Kenne h Cale of Port De'-bing theIr gowns. Mrs. Moore. Asslstin with by length gown ol silk organza with We•ca aU from 8 Watteau bow and stream- m one ma"'-' tt" the Lieutenant Martell Fritz of En• 11erVlng was Mrs· � Hibbs embroidered portrait oeckllne and Mn. Thomas Scallyl all of MidWater Heaters • Empire Furnaces e.Annert In. the back. ��" GaUipo1is, Mr. · abort sleeves, The same embrold- dleport. .illll- derlin, North Dakota was best and Mrs. J Bill h o Ter n, ry present were Mrs. Nan ery enclrcled die skirt, ending in For the reeeptlon arrangement.a Ber Imported veil of lilk nso . man and athers were Lieutenant Mothers strong and Empire Circulating Heaters. Johnson, Bill Johru(,n. Phil ere. r , Horace Mn. McE lhiony, e lace Cha a m pel Train. POD fall fnl ' (banUlly oo of pastel colored roses with baby Gillman Hallenbeck of G r e a t Mrs. meens, Mr. a n d Mrs K e n 0. B. Stout, Mrs. Wesley . . . - and the altar baskets of � " J demi bat ,__, Her f1ngert.1p, veil of i1lus1 on was bream ..... _ Neek, N. Y, Lieutenant Dan Di .....,, Mrs. Ray Picken9 M s. Ed ""l't- by an =•-• Johnson . Miss ane Jun"Ga, Doe, II 8-r For Lu," · de gladioli t rated · room. he co rou ud enhanced wtt.h � Cara! of New Castle. Pa., Lieut.en- UJ, half a to caught • r bat of ailk lace my J remeen , Sally Johnson, gar ynold,, Mrs. Thelma Pra ur Musi s a w � Mr. by . C Bural c cry mshed and r H, and ahe carried a caacade of Re � ant George Hartfortl of Ut. Clemcent aeqnlu, pearl, Mrs. J:a m am hn­ bead,. Sbe eurted a white BJbJe eats, Michigan, and Lieutenant �� �ace :aattJ,!"w Alle!I white Stephanotla centered with dette at the piano. Guests were n, K a �· :,/: . O n, ln so Y e er, · • rs tapped with I wbO. ordud with Donald Anseln of .leveland. m white rosea. She aiao carried her registered at the reception by soar c meens, r M�d Ms r Phone WY4.21" mother's lace bandkereblef, wb1cb Mra.. Thomas Walke of Patask- � :°\0: satin atreamen and white stepb- During the reremony the usb- ie: i..e��aa: ��; �a IOX 471 PGM:aoY ro e untll tied mltb white utln rib- ers were uaed as the Sabre Welt. abe bad carried at her wedding. ala. �incller, /�• John�. Gwtrd. ---------- 1 Attending the bride were her For her wedding trip to Miami Following the ceremony, Mr. Mr. Bradford aJso a graduate aiuRin Miu Janet Knight, of Beach, Florida, Mrs. Halley Children's Blue a nd. Mrs. Olin Milhoan were boats of. Middleport, graduatad f r O m Chester, aa maid of honor 811d choose a gold and white figured 11 11 to a recepUoo for t�e newly mar- West Point the morning of their Mie Amie Halley, sister of the two pie� drei.- with black patent rloo couple at the Offlcera Club. weddin". He was executive officer groom of Columbus, bridesmaid accessories and the corsage ol Rullbar Sole. bouquet. For their wedding trip to Cape of his company member <Ii the and Miss Vickie Jo Will of canal white roses from her r · ined lntole •nd arch. Cod, Maasa:cb11sett1, the bride bop committee • member of the Winchester as junior bridesmaid. After June 25 they will be at Silel 4'rii.:G. wore an aqua sheath dreu with a debate council ' end forum. t h e They wore street length dre.ues home in their apartment, 3035 bolera jacket, white accessories German club and of the ao·witzer of whJte organdy over orchid taf. Chesterfield Court, Apt. 9, Columand her white orchid """"iB• feta. Tbe fitted bodkedfeatured an bus, 9, Ohio. slall. Empire .In walatllne of eep orchid 'J!ie new Mrs. Halley ls a grad• The new Mrs. Bradford, who The new couple 11 at h graduated from .Ohlo University the Bradford a� O n lineD appllqaed with floral motif,. uate of Middleport High School, an June 4th 1a also a graduate of Brownell .av Mkldleport Matching orchid bandeaux com- attended Ohio University and wb MIDDI.IPOIIT pleted their e1111embles. Th e maid Capital University, and Is a teachMlddlePort High School tfi.ey will live � August 10 of honor carried a cascade of er In the Whitehall Schools in they will report to Fort Sill �kla.. 'l1ioN from bore who leoded white d■llla■ with wblto ...., and Columbul. Mr and Mn. the other atieadanta carried col- Mr. Hallsy la a graduat, of .....: wllffllth an11 ohorm to anr room • . , lb■ weddina W•st High of Columbus, altended wanace Bredin:; am' dau,l,ten ltlllAl bouquets of rainbow cama- OMo State Unlvm;ty nnd F,anlt­ . Neda and C� M and I.I ·' tlono Paul Tltell Ind �� pa: Attendinl tbe groom wu Mr. lin University ond ii fll"S<nUy Roger Surver of r.olumb111 11 beat employed with the Ohio Fuel Gas Mn. William B adford Company in Columbus. Mn. Baroid � _.• � man. UBher1 were Ml-. James Jtmnller am - Jack, Mr• .;.,j Foote and I.Ir. Ro1V 11ank1a of Mn. John Moore am daqhtor, Colmnbou. Dreoaed la white Jae, Marilyn ond ,.., Jack. Miss Car- bl and black ........_ !laster la WU.00 and Miu Judy Wilder- Tlmnlhy Lae . Plant of Columbus wa■ ring bearor. ,IMllr falr - ­ mutb Fo, her daaplor'• wedding, ' _____ - - 1■ Mn. Knilhl woro • blue am ltnlbn wltlt loods of ltGr• wt,ite embtoldend obaatb drt■■ Sewing, Baking with whfta attMNI, aacl I eor­ pa al lltll llllld ... WinnersAre - ol blue carmttlona. Tbe motbor of tba groom wore Announced .. ordild ,mlm>lden,d ,heath Bowing ■nd ballillg oonlllt• clrua wllb wblto ..........., and WV0 held 'llwrada, -.... I corsage of - earlllll<tol, rooa, Aa4 th ■lrror, whln Root llprlnp Gr.... m■I llmnedl■tely lolowlq tbo oere­ lr- ll tlto - Uttll, lD naular .,lion, - a rwpUon - WI at Ibo Mn. Howtml Noh,a, llr■. Dlc:t � SdMtol tin P • • r l - and t1troe ,t.11 &Iris - - with Ibo bride', t■b1e """ JadiN Ind - for Ibo pll- e.-ed wllb I ""1le tlltia cloth and r,J-, 11 -, -. low tlllpa - - George - - wllb Ibo - llored .., llnl, am Nancy -• ...wio, - topped wllll a min­ __., drop cooklN, ""'- S... er llotd&ti,I, llnl, Mn. fll:bw, -. .... llr■. l'nttl LIUb■ll, !llfrd; bN■d 11111 rollo, llr■. W A. llorpo, flrsl; llr■. ll■dlord, ' .• . -· 11111 llr■. - -· tbhd. lfn T, A. JI■- plll> ed f1nt ID tbo c,onty drea ..,._ toll 11111 tb1rtl In tho alale toll- To Association 2 MllllON CAR OWNERS LEADERS · t::: ·� .,· ; Mrs. freci<.er Was Speaker CHOICf Of 0 u ... n Count\'- Ponv League at1ion I tory with three hits lncludin,ll two 1 - , night. RaC"i� continued OD doubles. He also pitched thrff 1·_ ot v,inmn� ,1re1Jk D'' ue at- fine innings in relM!f of starting i>ddle�· ort 8-4 while in other pitcher Don Mayer. Mayer. iD collecting the win on · , Snacu;oe downed Che-shire By Chet T■nnehlll I' pitching side, came right the t. l'o;eroy beat Bedford . . �·c ne cont:nued to hold first back with a home run and double ,__ r•a�� wit:"! the a 10 4 victor� Ra- 1 on the b!ltting side. Emler, Moore c : , has now won all five of its and Curd all !tad 1ingle1 to com­ ,.arts this season and i, current- plete Pomeroy's eight hit attack. /k.JT T"J.IF [Rt,-r ]• ri:ling on a game and a hall Bedford's Phil Swindell matcll­ IN ANYIH!ltlC:T with powers s hilting Mastin' ed e. Syracus place tecond Je;d over li?A-re� 9� Aided by wildness of MiddlPporl i two double, and a single. Bob AITEN{ION, , . AAIP R,,;',':fNC.­ pitcher Terry Johnson, Racine Smith had two singles in two ofAT ec��'-" The Pittsburgh Pirates wm conduct a tryout camp at ..01CE"''Av jum ped ahead with four runs in I fieial trips to the plate: and ColT,..fli:!fi,£ In e t ingle5 o 1 Th July a . 1 y, da Swart:i a Satur nd a d n lins 30 McArthur , Friday, June the first two innings and were A4Y-:!lo I'::- 7>-lli ! their hitting efforts. camp will be he ld at McArthur B a ll Pa rk and will be 8�..,- E�, neve,r hendi!d. 3 James M axor Supervis 1 3 Scouting f rd of ction re i d the r Durst was the leading Racine Bed o de un At>IC$ 200 000 1 well, for the Great Lakes Territory. Jim will be assisted hltter with two Including an Im- Pomeroy . . . 033 300 x - 9 I 1 Bt.lTUR Emby Ben Bassetti and Jame s Vennari , Rutl and's pride and portant baBes-loaded single in tbe l Mayer (W), ':4astln (SI and , ler. R W. Smith tL>, B. smith joy. Players should be re ady to go at 9 a .m. and be prefirst inning. eaf O pa:ced to workout until 2 p.m. Arnott bad a double and Beegle m and Colllos. be COUNTY PONY LEAGUE yea rs of age a nd no Juni�r_ Ameriand Price had singles to round COLUMBUS <UPI > _ 'I1le state Players mustayers16w1l i pl � be perm itte� to p articipate in standl.Dfi• out the Rarine hitting. Wi)dllfe Dlvilion forecuta the can Leg o? EASY DOES IT 1. rcT. best fishing prospects of the Ma- the camp 1f such partlc1p atlon would mter fere with any Mike Bratton and little Buddy a tion will only be pericip t par Such To wuh the outside of ground ties. i iv t ac L gion e UIOO o Ii n f Moore collect':!d the three Barron Raclae t e coming �kend· Door wind ows convenlE'ntl)', use a tter of approval from eit her his Le gion le a with mitted . hits H Bratton tripled and Moore Syracuae 166 aon Con�ti -I 2 long-handled string mop. Then � �wlllIn :':ar:1a v.";! coach or th� Commander of the Legion Post he repres J .5111 1 playing in his second Pony Lea- Middleport 8000 rinse with a hose. . la p n y Legio n i sents . gue game of the year' got two Pomere, . . , . . . . . . . I 3 .5001 tions Or th e stete, the divial00 es sho own r i e h t furnish to cte e . xp e d Jso a e r a ,. yers a Pl 200 I said in lta weekly report l1&ued ..,0rd · · • • • • • • • • · • 1 .211ngle1. · bing a11' · Serles E Savings Rood• pur­ unjforms, gIoves, etc., wIth the P!rates furn-:s ' T .112 s 1 . . . . . . . . . . • ChHhln s a _ o 1 110 221 R acine h ursday. respon11ble for be chased by employees of the also will Players . quipment other e -----020 020 0 _ ,. 3 0 Barons [ Tha conditlorui by areas : State of Onlo aN! written and pro,. their traveling and living expenses, if any, with the unIJEV�LOP6D Bostic (WI Price 14) and Arceuec1 by Ibo office or Staie I NORTHWF.STERN OHIO : Lake derstanding that all expense1 will be reimbursed to tN ro Tu• ' tt John lLl Stobart <SI and Trealµl'ef Joeepb T. Ferguaon. PA11T.... 'T St. Marya. Auglaize and Mercer playen signed to contracts with the Pittsburgh Organi:za- , ;0bart Maonre !3t µAQNlii,� conditio n a■ le Ox- tion cl ubs. fair Countlea ;-/OJl,fj. IN 11YR.A,n:I!: ANi, CHESHIRE bow, Defiance County. Bau blue• In case of rain, dales will be ch anged to Sund ay, July 2. ft /.1151"o,ey 1W Mick Wineb,enner. liring 15 gi ll:1 and crapplea making up mMt SRILL/.lff,o,!T strike out, and three-hit ball, T�A/Nfi/:l of the catch. Most streama roUy ABOUT BOATING _ Persons lnler"!sted are urged led hi!! Syracu_i.e team inlo 8e('O�d he t PA/GI t a p.m. 7 a at sd e dn e y W and high and fishing poor. to a ttend a meetin next ' i place by helpmg 1.Meat Cheshire IS be d l C bo t a '11 ub a W w 1.;:;:::,i W EST. h n e 1 · NORTHEASTERN OHIO : Lake Roush Landing in acin e bY a 7 t0 1 1..'0UJIt • . ou t turn s person PT. PLEASANT - As s part fishing fair to good. Fishing pre,- cussed, and likely organized , if e nough . nt of the Syracuse Jumped off_ to_ a four of the West Virginia Centen• ,ure ltlml1: streams low. Better Plans aho will be outlined for the 1mproveme interest in nd a run lead ln the r1�st U1J11_ng nial program, a n his.tol' ic broeh- producing lakes : Guil ford end Lan�ing1 as _well J_l,S how to promote more ction of Ohio. coasted_ ho_me be111nd W mebren- ure of the Revolutionary War Ze . priernlck, Columbiana County ; boating m thls se . · Knm: oer I pilchmg· · bemg publ.lli·h ed th11 perIod Is KnrJx · Berlin and Milton ABOUT GEN EROSITY - Roy C. C ampbell, resi dent wltb Bill Jewell wa:1 the big hitter summer hy the WeHt Virginia Mah�in . Berlin ad Mo adore' double. �n Bla!ngame for the evening as he banged out Daull'.�ters of the American Re- Portng/ · Nimlslla Summ�t. and superi�te11dent in Sporn construction work for RAO waa h�t _i �Y a pltc and V a PIGectrical Equipment Co. Inc., which has Its home base El t wo hit.II in three tripe. Crow. voluuon . wane me · So ea ' r k Deer c eek Sta fel�ow son 9 11 " e :1 home Kasko. BleslnEvana, and Owens all had one The book wlll deal solely with re be�m taken b t bas b�I at 314 E. 39th-st, Ne w York 16, New York, is a game went to . -�ird and wben By united Prell InteruUona1 hit each. All were ,Ingles Ytith West Virginia during the Revo- : ds � carp ma� up � f Middleport folks shou ld re member with a pleasant feel• 1'omrny Dnvls booted the ball, i> ing for a long time . NaUoul Leape : , Pinson t the exception of Crow's, double, lutionary War period. There Roblns a, es · c d o aec o , r s Bo l e po t, Mi dd ki d s of the on t � oo� _ T s I Chall G. u a e. Pei. e of h e W Player gave his week whleh wos Syracuae's only e,:tra wlll be a siimmary - cat in,uunc, b y Gus a ntionally int walked d n a OUTH CENTRAL AST t l bui � e idly l so w m i tr a s, l a i c i off , .S nd a Virginia up to the ltcvoluliun E Hoak. Pitts. SB 1911 26 88 .142: League man age rs, Nuionwide M,uu&l! baae hit. th w a.,a a 4, 41 78 .ipaUon in EASTERN OHIO : FlllhJng fair toot house for the municipal park. It was brouglit from Bell scored Blasingame i partir state's the .and 23 60 Mil A aro be Quality proiealoo, low en fl · ·11· 68 Wl�ebrenner, whO h_as be articles most of the area. Burr Oak Lake, the Sporn site on a lowboy provided by Emmett Shuler sacrlflre y. �� p1 will ,. ,a There war. the '"'• s. ·Clmn ntet. coa,c.co-cour claim . events In West Mor an unty reports good bass _ burnmg up the 1eagre with a 1ur- on ouUtandmg .. 191 34 11 ,..00•' L•A g more generosity -- and will be set up to prov1" de per- The Dodgen got rid of O'Toole -m tenit'I, ea,y-pay plant, · · · I es,. I ng pace WO!I heId h'tl .iullll h'ttl pm e n a n 1 I t d equ "I · nd bl Ill f•-•1 d Se e a ng an ueg with three runa on. Altman, Chi. 48 173 21 57 .m 1a1 r& m 1 list o f iwvo ut1on• a �11 manent storage locker space Ior t rn in the sixth a, Vl 1 Check co·nrage.. ntea He wa1 walked everytlme he ary :iOld_ler but;f I� !he at�te, Lake. Nob!� unty good bluegill other supplies. .128 77 55 235 83 with Nationwide - rba S.P' Maya, five hlta, one of them a homer came up to the pl ate. That's the women m � ca rgm11 d uring and crappl'G � 11hlng. Most ma jor Campbell h as been in res Idence at the LaSaIIe Mr company with _., M,., p· c· 88 288 ff 87 .m mROD, m. on1 'f way k·nown so ror tO stop that period and many picture, stream1 including MIIBklngum, Hotel' for two or thr ee years while on duty at Sporn. by Tommy Davi,s. M 60 129 Jo, , ..., ,,. his bat. � 62 237 : of historic ,ite11 and location!, Hocking l!lnd Walhonding rather This ,11 another ex ample. of how generoua. ,''.putsiders" Frank Robinson, wbo d r e w y . t 11 • For Chr..sh'ire, the three h'l1 8 Colonel Charle, Lewie cbap- poor condit ion. · often are to their 4' adopted communities while they fo). �hree w;ilks, then blasted his 18th ere roun o a :ou e b� ter ls participating la this pro- C E N T R A L ehd SOUTHERN low their professions which ofte n takes them into al l homer of the sea n after Blasin- :�•! S� L.l.. so i ua ' · ;'lni•.�. anr smg es �Y ac� an jcct, pictures h ave bHn taken Ohio: Be!lt flahfng thlt area m the corners of the nation. ' game·, double to tie the score M AQINleu. Leapt WY 2,2-l60 llell 1'Y_and data prepared b)' Mra. Hol- Delaware County. Alum Creek Sometimes, to be brutally frank, their generosity puts in the sixth and send starter Don cash. Det. 115 I. 2nd PomeNy fl1 221 53 821 .m Cheslure · - · · Ult IOO O - 1 3 1 ly Simmons, Hlltorlan, concern• end Blg Walnut perfect for fl■h- th to the showers. Drysdale ___ .::: at of the bometowners to shame. ••-:,.,. Brandt. Bal._ U 111 a, 81 .SM _ Syrac-use olOO 030 x - 7 s 4 inr Important hlatoric ■lte■ In ln1, Nice catchea of smallmouth 1 =..:.:c=.c:.:==c.c...c..· -- -· --I onlY got three swlngs all Klllebrw, Mm. 57 201 S9 70 .8411 " , Ohhngef !Ll, Leaeh (5) and M-aftun County. . NATIONWIDE � nl{ m ade. Hoover 1WU • bass •·t n1"1..t Ii'' • " RBI'd Robbie. Piersall. Cklv. a - St 18 .Ml . nl __I , 0 MU111Al ,_..,.,, ...,.. Halley. Winebrenner ( W ) and It l■ belleved that m■ny rill- Shau.........1 lra �v ng up ow. and Roma no, Clev. M 133 olO 71 ..S3S '111e atte n dance waa 27, 888 ood "' _ ': 'Y reaerv O Je""·ell. zens of the coun,ty and 1ur• g ..,..,chea. PartI of BUCkeye --11 1- ex�............ Sunday. Chi ,311 .-m-ciut 1.:1 Sievers, . 85 MO 68 T1 a N.-� c. ......... ' POMEROY AND •EDFORD rou ndlna communities will de- Lake LI kl County d R k Pomeroy downed Bedford 9 to 3 lire a copy ot this important Fu ,La� ': Iand nt., C ear y AUTO RACE OPENS In other le�ue action last 11lgl_tt. brochul'tl. It I■ I project of the wl: ,� �commemto liatlon n org1 1tate vie-to meroy o 1 Jim Mastin Jt!d P WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. IUPI , so� OHIO: Lake t:) (A, The Watkin, Glen !!ports car etasflshing fair to 1ood, Better 1pot1: I will not be in my office. Grant Brown : Kiter, Champaign; sic � underway today with from . . . k lhree former champkma - Bob _l � g� �e; 1��:. Bucher of Binghamton, N.Y., SUNDAY, JUNI 25 Preble. Some etreama too In ratr N.Y., heller, R of Webb I Norm oc you've dld, ae row a In Tbe tlmH <UPI I bl crapCINCINNAT condition. 81111, u.egUls, TO [ pies and caUlsh m■te up most of atrong nllief job and the Umely got to do amnethlng lo set on and Sherman Decker of Oneonta, SUNDAY, JULY 2 the catches. hit are thaplng up u the wee- baae," tbe third sacker aald. N.Y. - in the field. The race wm L/lJCI ERIE and SANDUSKY pona with which the Cincinnati "Even If yau have lo get bit with be run over 33 laps for 8 totql of' ·5,- ..;;.,;;;...;;...;;��---·· BAY: Larae nurr"ers of white Reds could move lo their first a pitched ball." 8aaday'r Game• By Vnllell Preli lalmlatlooal 7 ·9 mile:1. er manag The double caught ba11 being taken from the Bast pennant in to years. PhUadelphla al Plttlhurgh 121 NaUonal LeaJH Ialand area, also, a few perch, The combination paid off agaln Fred Hutchlnlon of( (CUlrd. w. L Pd. GB Loa Angele• at Cincinnati black ba• and crappies and nu- Friday nlaht as the Redl "l had my 1trategy all figured Chicago at M:Uwaukee Clnclmuitl 42 24 ·• · · San Frane\1eo at st. l.Aluia t2 ) mel'OUI crp. Water temperature matched • nlnth-bmlng M win out If Free11t1 got • dnlfe," he Los Angele• 40 28 .MB 3 .,But he croued me up and II a., degrees. In Sandusky Ba:,, from the Loa Angeles Dodger& In said.1�.1 American .1_.1. San Franelseo ,a 28 563 S . W. L Pel. OB c■tflttb, per,b and ..,__ be- Ibo opener of a three • l■rne, -' 533 7 "l uaed Lynch too IOOll, but 1 a i3 .652 . . lag taken. Channel Clltfith run ■till make,or-breU: aerMI. Detroit : � _· :�1i::;'! l O ended up with a IUY tbaugh who oil a .621 I on. Carp still apwanlng In the Y01D11i1 Jim Maloney (t-3) tried as -, New York .-1611 11 Cleveland St· Lou11 29 40 28 .588 4 marshes, . to make Jt faur 11'1 • row ov-.,r la 111 good u any l would have H 311 · 381 16¼1 Boaton Chicago 35 31 ,590 e -- -- - --1 the Dodger, tor tbe Reda today had up In that aituaUon." Hu\cb. Philadelphia 19 40 ·322 19¾ Baltimore 35 ss .51S t orate the W•at Vlrtln11 Cen- while Los Angela countered db Aid with • broad nnlle. "RI Cwhlcag S3 34 . ,a 10� tennlal and baa the IUPPort of llt top man, Sandy Koufu U0,3), (Kauo) alway■ letl a piece of Phlla. 1t�:�:r��":niIY' ..kt1 • 30 37 . 422 13 14 the State Hlltorlan and ArclllY• CmeinnaU went Into the 1ame the ball." sh a gt on n l . a Cincinn ti 5 Lo11 Angele• -I t nlght l Kansas City '¥1 31 .422: ll lat, State CommiNloner of Com- wllh a three-game ltad ID the 'l1lt vletor:, went to Jim Bros1 0-�- N Chlceg.. .$ Milwaukee 3 ( night } -• QUO•• UIID Ra1ev-.uo Mlnne..a ..na,, ,u .S88 17'11 merce 1114 a former pruldenl aenlor circult on the ttrmgth of nan. ....1. St. Loula 10 San Fran 5 ! nlghll Los Angc\u . d e W. o . Hiatoriet Socl.ty had burle t th 45 48 20¾ Va lta ictory ouel by tht oth· af+�r the elpth, Nuna. .3 24 and l v Satuday '1 Pnbable Mtchen orders are belD(l taken for ■tarter of reUel in t H innlnge er three club■ ln contem:Jon. Friday•■ Reiuka _ Philadelphia at Pltteburgh- Chlcagu Washington 3 the brochure wbieb will be p, Eddie Kaako hted Jbn O'Tooll and hid ctven: up hit the 4 prov Short ( I.I) .... Milell (,1-5) . Anyone dealrinc I copy 01' C!O, Det It 15 Cl land 7 two hltl bu1 Loa Angeles at Cincinnati-Kou- Bal:more 8 � An eles � pies abould place t b e order � -:' SPEl!DWAY-PR OVl!D CHAMPHJN TIRl!S Nua'l ':.,. rum ,-.., 8 fax 11.t-3) VI, Malomiy C4-3l, with 111'1. Eldrldp Slutr, lln. l'rN "NUDD denlopacl 1D1Dt tendtf,Minnesota ,a New Zerk O Eunirce Beller D1' Km. J, G, I'. Chlc1go at MIiwaukee - Hobble Boiloa 5 Kan,u City ,. finned ree DIN la hi■ right elbow," match th had <,a.al n. Clontnaer 10-u. lalarday'■ Prollable PHcllen Johneon. Ordtn mutt be in bf tlmea doubled lbe ninth uplalned, ''That'• why 1 bad to San Francllco at st. LoUU--lb Det it al CMlveland - Lary J u n e 21 in order to UIUN t � ro I � pt him aut." to H prompt deliver,. may (0-0) VJ, Gihlon�.2_ftce bunt and Dodger pilot Walt 'Jbe win fw Bruno WU 1111 ,_ CHM) VR, Grant (7-11 Washington at Chicago - Dono- SENS IION PO Alltnn lhffl order<d - fourlb apin11 two -· UR pt off to I 1-0 van <M l YI, McLbh IM). Clearance Sale Only •1 more 'l'ON IUPI _ ll'l'lo - lo pinch ldllen Jerry 'l1le Dodger, WASIIING New York at MlnnelOta-Shel- _ .. J,e ido al NOIIII cu,,. 1.Jn<b and Diet - lo lo■d 111d IA Ibo f<lurth 111111111 with I .. "/o.11 IIZI Gu lttl bet-. I wild pltd, I • d MIN'S tloo IN> YI. Krolick !Ml . Una G Fam of Maryland, Rudy Ibo -• Whlttwalla to Fr■nlr Howard'• double. Bo- at Kanau Clty�lock ,._ ParlM Only •J more of M■nhall and -lco'l1le Bodo WM bacli In tbolr (Ht YI, Archer (5-11. man Dick J■kolwk,a have olped Kallro promp11y •iJtalod off LarBllltlmonl Ill Loo Aml!OIII !Dip! 9tll cootractl wi w-,._._ ry Sberrf• f■st ball oflarlng. hall lo - two. Kulm lid off I th l the •C- lof ,-, Nt lllQAROI.III ,95 ,r --Hall INl YL Moeller <U>. Ibo nm GUI In lor.,t I ' $CJ , � ultn lo• Nalhtn■I ol ..,;... Aed .. itoNDITIQN. the •,, Ciulft bit," 111d Kulm. "Diet Siller ALL YOUR-., ball taaRIii, '11.N DIIVE IN TODAY Detroit II Clevel■nd (21 had to ,-U to me lo toacll tho GRAND UT w. Wuhlngtoo II Cbicqo II) lq FOi QUICK saYICl PARlll IUPI -'111e Gr■ncl Prix h■&. Tbol WU I Nn York ,t M-• Ibo i..,I • pined I "' of TUB�LESS Or Par!■' FraDCI I 80ltol ■t Xllllu City four clubl hlllind QI." llolllmnN ■I Loo ADaeleo IA> .. w I t h NIIDS POR IIM If ......... ... :'.:.po '"' ___, •- 1 tbom," Ibo ._ IIJd. "I � Ubly lllartinl l1old of 18 -,pot,. ,. MIN .,,,. WOMIN itoAD HUAN ...Ull'III 7-Plece Ing fcr I p,rN al tllt,000. The don, lmnw Whether I bolcl UJI AT 11 · for __,__ 0.., - lelllnl 111cn. DINffll raoo • - � • wlD •- lntlio■ted ha - flllllng -.. tbo ..__. - ltt �...... hi■ SIT ll!rd nauting " Ibo � ....,.... N. IN_. A-. ,.._..,,_,. •• •lit.ff TAD:I IOIRJII COll'l'IIACr -.,' LG8 ANGl!U:S ttlPI - Allan "Whm ,.. - �. U... l'lllorall, I f.l, I� dpt,, • handed plteher from -. Pie., ba, ""'"" • - -ad INGELS rib t111 14 AalJlr op11 No O P T O M I T R l il t • WY 2NCI FURNITURE t1ct.- - �,._,. ..., Ibo m■ Office Houri: 'tfo 12, � to I (a- It Noon OD I Mw.f_, - of the bcinuo bal I - bellmtl Tbun. - But eomt' lll;, to be _lo. u - 'i MEASURED BY TIMES • THE �PORTS DES!( .. ,. .. ... .," .... .� , ~ . ..- ..ui; J.':i, l�ol P.CW11JM.IJ, ..... ,.,., .311 22-t 70 Mantle, N.Y 6J 119 .:wi I T"by, Wub. &, .IOI Kubu, N.Y 68 m u- .... NaUoaal Leapt - C e p e d a. Gionta 18; Robinaon. Red1 II; Mathewa, Brave■ 17; M11r1, Glanta UI ; Aaron, Brave, 14; Moon, Dodgers 14. Amerku Lea,-Maria. Yaa­ keee 27: Mantle, Yankee· n: Cuh, Tigert IO: Killebrew, Twlnl IO; Colavito, Tigel'II 18. R11111 Battetl llll Natloul Lape - C • p t 1' a. Giants 55; Robinson. R11.-11 .;t: Freeae, Reds 49; Maya. G;antl 46; Aaron, Braves 48. American LeaP'lle-�.:tf1. Tigert 60; Maris, Yl!lkeel 41): Gen ' 11, Oriole1 58; Mant:e, Yankeel M; Killebrew, Twins tot. PN,"'c National Ltape-Podm:, Dod• en 7-1; Miller, Glanb 8-1; Kou­ fu, Dodgera 10-3: Purkey, Red, 9-3: Hunt. Reda 8-S. Amerteu Le1_111e - Latrnnn, Indians 6-0; Mossi, Tigen 'l-1: Grant, Indian.I 7-1; Ford. Yankees 12-2; A r c b e r, Athletics 1-1: Schwall, Red Sox 5-1. - Brochure To Appear der DAR Auspices • ( - - Of Wb Ie Y ' � • • - ,I Best Prospect -I • , Racine Ponies Knoc!( Off Barons By 8 To 4 Jl I .. . .. .. .. .... .. . . . ... ' � LY � t . +�=• , Co■,enience Beyond The Gas Mains With - - - - GALEN s. B R O W N , D E Alll �• 0' •" Ji E_a!J.y !entlnel, l'omeroy-Mlddloport, 0., June 24 IIHl!-7 · ' I The Wise Homeowne r Clean s Out H is Baseme nt Or CI oset By AWant Ad t,_ 96_I er_ 24�I _ ne__ u_ r_. o_..,_J_ po_ e,_ dl_ . d_ Mi_ oy,_-_ I, -'P_ __ om 6-Da l ..;S•ntl ne... 0 ;.,:;;;;i"' ;.;;;;;;;;;;..a I _ _ (9) �OR SALE � -' -( 1 7) H_E LP WANTED THE ALMANAC w G IN AND Toda) IR.O�IN ASHING ' 1.s Salurday, June 24, tht BOOKCASE $15.00. Gas Cook W Plant?, E. E. Mrs. home. my of the yeer with 19' day 175th Stove $20 00. Refrigerator S:15 Ul. I> ___ 2�. WY 24 8 3tp in 1961. follow more to F.ntt-rNI Hospllal 20 cu, ft. Ueep Freeie, $245 oo, The moon is in its first quarter. Bendix washing machine li'ue1 MIUDLE·AG EO LADY TO KEEP Amon� lhost: who entered HolzTht! murning stars art' Venus, Oil Heater, co.ii heater, willow House and care for child n-n. er hospital m th@ past 24 hou rs ' FOR CONSISTENT DEPEN DABL E RESUL TS Jupiter end Setu111. m·king ch.iir .\1rs. John Stout, CH 7·2283. 6 22 3tc were: Mis� Mayme Barro11o·s. 153 RATES ! ha1 , i-wille SH 2-4834 The evening .sl.ar is Mnrs. Garfield Ave., Camille V. Doss, t ceatl per word. one msert1un. Minimum cbar,ie--60 6 22 3� FARM HELP WANTED . Phone 716 Third Ave., Earl S, Vance . 19 centl,. tt ceols per word [c>r three cunsecut1ve IJUlertiona. On this day in history: SpeciaJ------t1ne muntb for ao cents P.{lt wurd.. In 1497, John C11bot and hit . WY 2 -2557 Olin &, • Jth. 6 22 6tc Mill Creek Rd . . Mrs. Minnie Lee 1 HOSPITAL BED, Like new Fllll rate of I cent.I per word will oe cba.rgt1d for ad­ bill. receiv1n_w reachf'd North America to t'rew after Poiter. Rt. 2 Crowu City, Mrs. "1'lllllll i1 B01 Dtld tnthln l O daya Cal! Cheshire 3'.i7-77Tl. . I Er-fort in Advertising - -Sboukl De reported 11nmed111e ly. the new world. explore 3tp L.P N. at Carman Rest Homt" , James W. Robmsnn , 416 First Sl., 6 22_ l1le "OailJ Sentlnel will 001 be re1pons1ble for more than Pomeroy Rt. 3. by ROf'k Springs Pt. Pleasant, W. Wallace BradIn 1863. Gen. Robert E. Let one meorre c1 msertion. ,._,_,_,_,_,.....,.__ ., Fairgrounds. 6 2Z 3ft' ford, 30.1 BroY.11el' SI.. Middleport, crossed the Potomac River at Card of Thank, and Specl.11I Notlces of Events. $1.25, Harpi>r' s Ferry, Va., in prepara­ for 50 word min1mum. [ach additional word, le. , - - - c �=�=- � Miss Phyllis A. Will, Mulberry BABY FOR CARE TO WOMAN : I wurd. per tion for his invasion of Pennsyl­ cenl l at published ■ Frank William Pomeroy, HPights, Olut.uarie r and general house-work. Exper- Utsinger Rutland ,JOh D HanWORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 8 DAYS 1 MO. vania. $4.50 $1.35 80e 60c 1$ . 1enee with caring for ciiildren mgan, ,jaekson. M rs. �o�rt A. ! In 18911, the United States di!$6.00 $1.80 Sl.20 60c to prt'ferred. Call WV 2-6J!l3 or Downard, Rt. 4 . aebon. Bonnet$7.50 12.25 llliO 'l5c : 2.'" fealed the Spanish in tht first I ' . u�r p·te kens, Syracuse l'OnIai·I E•. ! iand engagement of tht- Spanls� _ J ta and Wellston, Mer.tams, •· ids 1-ecaTed bJ 10 A. II. .W be b1 thal day-, paper 6 22 Ste Ohio after 6 p. m. Mrs. Maurice L. Justice. Rt. J, 1 American War, W• h1we baen •uthorlnd to Callollsburg, ;;:. PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 In um, the �-t'.'w York D.:iny .&. sell th• following p•rtomd � h, EMPLOYMENT 8) 1 ( 1 Rob.rh, Victor of property :\firrOI' predicted that the Ameri­ who i, leaving the state for MISS VAll" M ETER MISS ROUSH can �aloon was gone forever. Mrs Jerry L. Rit-e, 403 ;enn• WANTED employment. Loe:atN on the U ) NOTICES 45 : 8 son, Wellston, e., A, sylvania A thuught for todAy: Herbert · WANTS Miss Linda Roush, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hoover said of prohibition ; "A Vernon Weber fum 3 miles MMUHEU GRADUATE =-== . G Stanley Mrs. Friday. m p. =c IEIIMl'l'B AND PUl ooNTBOl empIoyment of any kind • ConPortland residents and from Cheder, Ohio put the V mton. d aughter, Roush of Hellam Pa former '58 Buick _ $ 1 595 2 Rt , n 5 great sotia! and economic experi­ N>t 1 pr, i Scout C•bln end cron the Plum ser. 24 tact Tom Urue Miss Jo Ann Van 'Mete'r daughter of Forrest Van 1\.ieter I Hardtop Dr. 2 Special . p av d 07 4 Fn L m mf'nt. noble in motive and far­ • • •1 Natt ....... � Iron Bridge, Folle,Jt arrOWi, Si . pomeroy, - O• - - 6 22 3lP and the .late Mrs Van. Meter of Racine · • entered ColumA low mileage one own. ischarged D ud A. Sen1cll 8&aUoa '" .. b s Rusmess Um�·ers1,ty at Columbus June 19th. Both / reaching in purpose.'' er car. Very rlean ori.gi. TaP}?an Gas R.ange Palients recently discharged in. � BUSINESS (20) M1 Roush and Miss \ an Meter are graduates o! Racme nal finish with match­ Phil¥ Refrigerat ur cl oded Mrs Virgil .lust ice Mrs. ing interior. Dynaflow. !5h School in the Class of 1961, and both \','<'re honor H I Eledrit' Runge 1_ ,., 8):E US FOR FEED NEEDS AND SERVICES .Joseph Ha.J, man. Mrs Charle!. ' Sweeper EIPl'jrolu x students. roll CUotom Grlaollq, Mlddlepon _ '57 Olds __ $1 295 , MACHINE SHOP SERVICE- Slavens, Fagan Pri('e, Paul Full- __ _ _ ____ _____ Bf'droom nf Sl''f, 3 S U II Feed MIii. Super 88 4 Dr. Hardtop. I Welding, brazmg, pre�smg, rr. M�� Harry Fields, .John furnishi ngs d n a sleering Power ' Home Jack's IN WHISTL TRY dnllmg, rulting, uk. Complete Jo"es. Wall S. c.. Suitt> Mes. Enoch Room Liviryg brakes, Hydramatk. Or­ ,.mley and mfn nt daughter, Jat•k ' q Cream! Mad" Ice Oee:,l's ional Chairs ( N!'W) M1>chine Fulton­ sen•ice. shop F Ray iginal blue .ind white ,; Sufa BPd Dairy Ber, Middleport.. &-2Hllc Thompson Tractor Sales, Gener • CIAren<.'t' Miller. Mrs. Cynthia By Harold ThomH Hyman, '\-1.D. have suspelled that most of fi1e finish with matching I J?I Machrne Sewing P<'lric During 1he· summer h;:,;,d ;r<s, a brndiis attribul!'d to ton., ill,.nu- 1 . al Machloe Co., WY 2•5101. While, W. Vernon Deweese and interior. ;i. (8) AUTO SALES of ' ' Ma.v 1ug Washe-t. 1 small army or children will hwe my were actually the result 6 2 3ott' Carl B. BiM. \\'ater Hose . Li. _ ; i t adenoid th� of - (, the>ir tonsils removed. I li,wr the remornl The Rambler Among Alling Aluminum Pi•pf'. l in. & 4 l n. THEISS HEFHIGERATION .mo I m ap, commented previously on thl' Jd· · that mos; c;:in-lul surgpons , · , . WerW Standard ol C.Ompad 2 Wheel!Jarruws h . r t e h r l lo 1g 1 co A t'• \r anlage .� and disadvan 1:1grs r,/ ' ;,way llt Ille time o! the ton�• . ar _ ��mg c ,·( 1 Aµµ li u nce Srrvice. Domestic and B1.ttlleaee POMIROY Dinner He>ll I ent, u�pai_-tm h O nurSmg e 1 1_ port f:ontact P oger Commercial this fr<•quently J)E'rlormed f)I' ,e •- operation. So·l'allcd ··r & A. ' ' I Big car room, ride and perform. - -- - � l !l48 4 T>oor Chrysler �edan hsted a were who patients 4 8 ttc ' tliuat' ' mPaning tonsillee1omy and ·!eTheiss, RHcine, Ohio net, 'Small ear -tconomy 1110 PORTLAND KEY[TONE Sta1·1n U1 ilit;, l"a hint• I � dure . Andrews. Neva Mrs ,-.I inrlu fair or out Going Store. Genernl and Cupboards noidedumy \ -erlom; inii 1 c·a1{'; •·eIs 'Uablllly, upcratin� mu Briefly staled, the Miss Mayme Barrows, Pf'l'ry uf unriurslioned value when it �e• ! moval of an organ or lis,;ue1 business Salr. Armie Clenden­ Dint'ttP Sf-1 Gate>wood, .J. Roy BarlleH, De- moves tremendous ly enlarge,! nl' in. Ph. VI '.t-2601. 6 23 31() Oislws MelrepolHan Motan Benrnse or l hese virws, I ' Book fnsf' Sim• Slellp Mrs. Hughes, Kulh «NI E. Main Street, Pomeroy l N 11 gans thet interfere mechani. lily thought )' Oll miiiht like to k1 l"A , mons. Mrs. Darrh Simpkins, Mrs. wilh swnllowing and breathin� . more a hout this mystl'l"ious a•'e 10 ACRES KOOd mixed hay, by <:un f11binl'! f1HtM WY Z-3870 Lamps Mvf11aJ l11ad 4 ZZ tfii the fif'ltl or by the bale. Wm. I Alhe>rt Potrirk. .fF11nf's ,Jorrlan. whPn it {']eimin· tes nr�!jng pl::iN's nnid t is�ue. Actu�lly .:i<le110,r! t;s End T;.i hll's Vern Cam be_ll. Mrs. Ollie_ Rus- for invnsive b::ictrria, like stl'<'P- ' sue is mu ch like lhe t l�-�ue that ' Houd.a sheh , Kingsbury Rd., Porch Swing 1957 HELAIRE CHEVROLE'I'. r,�. : INC. REED, & WADDHL sell. Elme1 F1fo, Frank Utsmger, t«·ocl'i and wh1!n Lhrre is a StlS• mah•s up the tonsils and �\,1h I ,,inripti/ Undo,,....,;,.,. automAtlc transmission , Good Evenings t'u ll Wy•2-6658 6-21-Jtp i' Wa.�h Tuh.s ; Pli1sli<" Hose, 300 rt , nodes. Bui instead of _gro\\'1!1� ,n I I Mrs. IJarley McCumher, Mrs. pk-ion of lumnr for 1 ation. � condition. Price $11()0. Phone CLARK MEL s ShinglPs Bu11cfle.s 4 a ewi . Emm and y S.:i�re Perr L Brand New 88 .Note nice little eel!, like those in a reOves also ope>ratie-n Rut Ott" 22 61c 1 W•lt Columbia, w. Va. _ Hand Tools · ___'__ _ arlmln1s1was blood of unit One a pair of deff'nsiv� orga11a., as beehive. it. grows like weeds wl1e:-P,q,-pa<lw• "" l!•q�•" Gl:1ss Jars ered at the hospital nn Friday. Wt"'\'f" learnNI fr�m st� DI ever ii finds a lik!'ly soil. NtlW, a 1 (9) FOR SALii M.iny ltf•m11 not Ll8ted poliomyf"llt ls vl('tlm11 Thf. Rllljor- 1 favorite place for adenoid growth .-·- - . - ------v-- A.UCTIONEER GAS, ,OF.L Oil. and coal fur, RETURS TO PO�T Jty of ehlldrt'O who suHered 1e- ls the bad ol thP nose. Ur•·" in I 00 Term1: C11h !!' I oacea. Call fCH" tree eaumatet . Complete Servll'e Master Sgt. Earl Reuter, w i re Vf'rt" or fatal pollo aUaeks are In 1 what ' s eall{'(] t',,e vault ol ! h e t , f'ortmu I Abb<>tl Mlddl•pot1 � Crltl Bradlard an rl children. have retumrd to U... group who have had ,hrlr trn- 1 nasO•J>harynx, ii finds :i cimall i Not Hespon�ihle . SPECIAL TERMS 8,.10.tfc AltU U•PO•IT TIUlMJTI CONTROL l\'rhe , Phone or Contad c, oose B ay, La h . , afl er spcnnm ' g 11I!J out , IIU)U!'.f"!d lng Ih at thfl er11eI en.:- losed .'.lrea measurin , .:ibou · For Arci<lt>n1s l. C. BRADFORD. Rael� . -���• : two weeks wi!h thrir parc-n!� : virus e-xprrlent'f"!J dlfff('u ]ty tk:U, .. ..... ll• .._raac,hH, in 1,6 in c h in wi :·h anrl a� , . 1 _� Clllm-da 6 ROOMS AND BATH ' oasement D'A, fir• 111:l•11. bu11, Ii- •Id.. Sile Conduct•d by Bradford .a hot• .. Grmdlry harrlf"r. 11.u ,u1s.llur T. a1be, and E. lh� ••"• Mrs. ermnilng t •--•• ""'••· inch !n depth in !he ;ivrui�� and gerage. See Lester Russell, .... Auction Company. Racin•, o . AIR CONDITIONING, R.EfRIG- Mr. anrl ...-.. Hu..!- 11 ..i..t■• For some years, many of_ .u.<1 young Irr. Pleasant Ridge, Pomeroy. Crltt Br&dford, Auctioneer ERATION ser-v1ce. Jack ' s Re 1 Waller He11+er. II 31 30tp King Builders Supply Co. A. C. Bndford, Sale Mgr. fngeration. New Hai·en. Phone Under normal rirc11m 0' 0 nces I 2--353'1 A Pho 8 ru TO n • FLORID W NOTE . GO 5 The n Farm of . 4 : 6A l 8--23.tt 37 Y,2 a• the 11ir you brealht> in through NEW AND USED SINGER SEWl radb ry Rd, Middleport so for Sule (\\!ill 11 0 1 he sold u .., 1· 11 in m Harman a n 11 Mrs. n I your no., lrils passes thmw_;h the 1 ING Machine1. F 1;y terms. B ,....., I NEIGLE.R DU. ILOING .SUPPI.Y rhildren, u�a Jo , Milthell, and ,...-__ ll! Aurl ion) ..... I - - - ---- -- - --- ---==--11 Sewi r d g Singe orize i ur Auth Y• Remodelmg birch cabms, bath· Jan lee, Jeri recent ly for Florida, Gaugll' r.-adtai11-- Galllpolis dam nnse. w h e r e it's filteiv•d an.I (6 ) 24-B I C' Mat'hine Agency. The Febr!c DON ' T PUMP your sluJ,lg-ish st•p· ar ed, H'1 d t hrn out t � rm.gl 1 1 u er d 8 P _ ! l tie tank. (M Klf'all·Em-All ,..,...,_________.JI �:���l�; !e�:l�� �� ��;�!i to join Mr. Hi:tr�an who has , 18 4, 4. , running �17 fe l , on_ roll- I�e �af'k n nor ol t>nch nostril Shop, Tel. WY 2 ·2284. f . 6 15 :JOtc Sep11c Ttmk Cleaner. L,rndmnrk r - tf� employ ment at Pensar olo, Flor• 'rs, Pomeroy-Ma on 21 54 Pt. (po.,lerior r.t1res 1 to flow down oh·to. - 6--17 R �c_me_,__ k ·__ Cl- �e__ N TI E E W SIU BOM AND I ida, QU 24.li2, Hinton 2.77 £al!Pleasant A -. = the windpi,.e and into the ::n"s. , sk illets, Fa1m Bureuu. Pomemy " ' M inor - from Mrs. Roush col- PONY 11E=sT"A"v=RA=NT==o=1s=Hc=E=sc= SEHVICE. Don STUD in�. K1mawlu1 Falls 4.78 risin,�, Wh 1 J 2, 6 c O , ·• this fill� tissue adPhnld heatWater .1 Huffma 124 So. Se('nnd St.. Houdashelt, R. D. 3, Pomeroy. Iedion. parut. etc. l'■ Ch ol'iestnn lH.81 falhng. All moveB USY BF.ES MET r, G.E. toaster, single frt'nch Pomt>roy, 6 24 3 lp Pho m, WY 2.6800. 5 25 3otp The Rock Sprin�s Busy Bl!es able dams abnve Gn1F·.-, 1 is Dam vault, ll1e pauog;, ol' air l� ob• 11trut'ted. The ehlld �h('n M�Rfryer, lavatory, ceiling llghbi, i liel� a meetin� .June 20 et the are up and below the dam they •xhauat window ran, coffee r . sarily brt'Rthes lhr,tu=-h Its mouth. R l'RfCF.S on sample WE INV�TE \'OU to experlenre i residence ol the advisor, MrJr . ' are down. Lonri"n nnrl Marmd ���,;�� ker, small radio, Will lll!l1 hnlf I 1 •n l r nla ski your havln of ll th v½ the n 1� l Amos Leonard. Tile d ub di.q cuss• were running 2 feel and Win• I rmores when II �lePp,i , ,�n•I, _to ? ' ci o� : price. Marie stelMr, Phonr We have a Spin t-t Piano I n f1 make mnUe>rs Yoor�. this a . sh .: . e1:. !l.frs ;.: dry do�e so quickly ' eai;i�_y ed family night and it wm1 rlerirl. 1 field d11 m was running 2 feel . . I nokt Ussuil" it i;oggy and h,rni,!:e!i 8 20 6tc Ulls area we are going to WY 2·�. � ��11:�;j_ fl 24 3k econom1cally. Call Rohmson s t!rl to be potluck· Hoat Movements.. p . . - -NDE OAK Cn an Id Pal plae1t- for baclerlal nrsl'· ORD OR- have to re•se ll. Rel lable arfor _piek -up. Ha\·e your en11re I A _demons1ration was given hy Oh'o RlvPr USED 8-LO Loui�iana down . n ty hly make paymont u USED EQUIPMEN T . GAN. Good C'Ondlllon, eesy to family wiuih done profe�sion Glona Buck on how to mak • a 13, 7 a.m.: Queen City up 14, int, & ment . al:, _ Trador Garden BolPn"s . play. [liw price Write Bill ally for better wear, llesl O t ' tuna t·as�erole, and eamp was 3 : 45 p.m. : ,J ulia D . up 14, :uo l Thu � che> ' 'a rlf"flOidal " c!1 ild h as t11ehmenls, $150.00; Springfield care. Warren, MaretWended, 7th Write: Credit Mgr, a runny n H e, di8eussed. The nl'xt meeting will a.m . ; Robert Reed up 15, 4 : 10 plugged nos1rils, rden Tr11C'tor, 4 attaC'hmi•nts, ,. C<1 · . ta, for Jnformalion, Id co Orv1-Manual Mahogany Flnlth & atf re uent Laundry .:,· and smus ICM W,lnut SI. Rohinson's q 1 1y l it h. a.m. : Aliquippa down 17. 1 : 10 Sl.50.00; Sprin�field Garden Cleaning, Wy-2-542R or Robin- be ,u .- ano Mahogimy "ur1ltzer Splnet. -�1 a, -Original PriH $1 145 1,s i1lfodio ear Wav•rly. Ohio 1 8, leeks, repeated a.m. : Walter Hoagland up Tnn·lor, 2 attachmrnts, $12.'i .OO: finish, used In teachinl Stcdlo ' · () If oI th e eusta(·h, . I If shuit mg ESTATE ) REAL (2 1-� Tri-Lustre Cleaners. Wy00 _ __ 9 : 10 p.m . : Freihf'rger up 18. l: 40 rom s·imp 1·1e1·,y RotoruI $100.00; Toro 2son5130s _ · pom-- · ..,_ diaplay ID _._.,,a. vn WenUl"II . I s noso ri t!1:! lu fro lhal ian 6•2l-6tc m be m ; " __ _ FOR SALE : 3 hedroom home on a.m. : Vulrnn up 18, 5 a.m. Sr!f 1iropelled rotn.-y m1m-'f'f , troy at;.Trl-County Music Centw FOR · _ ALUM INUM Awnini;is, Res• to the miflrlk Qill' , diie OOl"flt'r lot in Mason. Built in OVEC down 11:1. 6 : 05 P . m . : City pharynx S.rvl T\' Radio Snles. Tractor Greve]y no. n $.'i Good value - D'lqulre now. t' idl'nllal and Commercinl. Also in the aruity of he11rion minu t kilehen, car port and awnings. of Maysville up 18 . 7 : 1 5 a.m. ; 512 E. Main St., WY 2·297!i . All Makes bi n Com i m natio Alum Stor With HI-Fl PJ,ono, num breath and men1111 t;unbad ing, 1� ::=-:=:---,c-;-c -!_��Carl SC'hwar2, SP 3-5688. Soul.hem rlown \9. fl: 40 a.m ; 6 2.1 lite Ph•ae ,n .z.2255 ,OR SALE - 12 A, If◄ mile Fork- and St'reen Doors and Window�. cU�. la:etl from the atcumu 6 19 6tp Stephen Austin up 20, 5 a.m. : L, ness 00 ___ 'fV Bt.11mp1 on i.J R•palr ed Run Lab. Good road. Some Cell WV 2-3748 Day or Even- cc---,--------I ' & V. Horner down 2(), 6:30 a.m. : Mr. turbances of sleep and henrin . tlmber. Bargain price. A. ff. ing. K Jnx Builders Supply � ,rn. ( 1 2) WANTED TO RENT 80II E. Main St., Pnmeroy, Olllo Chris down 23, :i:riO a.m. : e e n ,1, Cleland T\' pnny, I 6 2:J 30!c · Clrtls, Reedavllle, Ohk> , 3 -ROOM--A-PARTMENT --and McCool up 23, 5 : 20 a.m. : Jnca I 4-11-Uci &-2Hltr 8leeping Room. Call Moore's Originally $129.95 28, �:3.'i a.m. ; F.a�tern up 28, up c _ AUCTION ""'"' --c- -c -:;-Slore, Pomeroy, tp 8 22 J -� lN _ _ G a _ UII _ H o _ � d_ E IB _ A P _ _ T ING L _ _ ,-" < ,, : ;F;::o=R-S"A:-:!,E , eg iot red M i an R00 8:35 a.m.: James Hmes up 20, Saturday, June 24, 1 p, m, POMEROY - 4 • room modern 12: "" a .m . ; Sycamo_ up 31 5 -•ua' a•-··t l' urnaces MUf'!lier • Chlh··�• uuu five months The cabin located at the lower HOUSE WITH FOUR OR FIVE frame with both, full basem"nt, m., Arnold lroth.,.1, _._ V all V oy g ,., up ..., ·,. old. Phone WY Z. 3.'i3l. 360 d n room Pomeroy within bath 1111 E. Mal■ SI. Potnerey, Ohio gas furnace he8llng. Lot 50 X � a.m. ; unga �om !! nd :�s:!1t:i.�: : t���}���: �\ up ""'• :12· Broadway, Middleport. 2 ' miles few s or Middleport or . 250 on paved street. $f;.500.00. a to a. m . , Pennsylvsma 6 22 tile Bottom has been �old to Phou l\'1' 2-!441 up 32" .· · 1he near either town. Wr,·1, no, 6-7-Vc STATE ROUTE l!f WEST - 18 3:55 e.m .; Oliver Sh�arer �p 34, DELUXE BABY STROLLER and Slate of Ohio by the owner, Mr. 66BM, 'fhe Dally Sentinel, at'"'s good laying land, &-room DellN'! "Play pen. Both like new. Marvin E Wt'n. We are author6 23 31P WILL DO BRUSH ClJTI'ING house . barn, chicken house, oth- 3 : m a, m, ; Com�cial Dlxte up 35, 5 p.m. ; Orleman up 35, 1 : 45 I with tractor brush cutter by tre er buildings, '4,000.00. Chari� F. Wildermuth, �,t11r l zed to eell the followlnr;! house:-:: .:.:,: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ " 4 lhold -s at furnishing ) auction. F ( Jackson Route. Che&tt>r Road. Phone O R R E NT Phone 22 h.,ur. Wm. F. Houdashelt, Kings- LANGSVD.LE - 5 acres, 5-room a.m. e 22 31. r Kelvinator refrigerator, two WY "4116. down Solvay Call Dam . bury Road. Evenings GalllpoU Mel frame house on State· Route, kikhen cabinets, utility cabin- APARTMENTS - Furailhed . 6 l3 30tc with water eystem, shower and 4:15 p.m.; National up 8:2!. p.m. WY 2'lWO FRESH COWS. 1 ,ff"niry, eta 1 metal l , table, sofa bed, 2 'lllfumlshed. McMastera,. IDddl e,. 66M _.., •• •_,_ __ m. "' . . commode, ¼ b&l!lefflf.11t, cosI Lucy Jone Lucas down I2 :05 1• ...., I Guam-. au -, John Hnudashelt. pe. Maple liVinJ' room suite, extre ...,... � INSURANCE (20B) a.m.: J. S. 1,e..,is up 12: 40 a.mi ; fumace heat, $4500. Terms, Mlnet"IVJlle, Ohio. 6 24 31p "hair, 2 porch swings, other EIGHT ROOM HOUSE IUld seven PRO1.. W. Sweet down '3:15 a,m,; NelALBERT M. COX, Salel111a1 AVERAGE HOUSE trPP1 �d � 1r poreh furniture, fuel oil hot room house: Aleo new 5 room COMPLETE INSURANCE BO PHONE Auto son Broadfoot up 5:25 a.m.; Bea· MDI e WY 21!1 X Nie . rire. LIi . Call termttn. 811(1. TERMS. INSUR· water heater, gas range, dishes, houllt'. A. N. Bengel, Ph. WY 2. lectlon, U891 WY up 8:55 am.; Sally P o l t ver t)bje Middleport, MIDI. "'OD Drink- C'OOking utensils, numi:M?r of 3272.. ED. m.JARANTEEO 8 g tfc Stl :JS 8 7:25 a.m.: Albert Holden down Ing water luted FREE. Water chain, Hollywood bed, bed mat. BARNES,SIMPSON INSURANCII a.m.; Thebna Ann down 8 clown, or Tr·-'· r.. Softenen, Condltloner11, Etc. l'ltsses and rumishings, Ooor FOR RENT: APARTMENT with APDtl. Mkklleport. Fire, Au1tt19 8: 11 a.m. . . Average roof rebuilt CC1verlng1, floMr stands, chairs three l'OOllll and bath. Pllone mobile, 8oDdl. Pbooe WY a, �Kuawlia River - o.. F. 8hear. FORD TRUCK. 1964 PICKUP 1-11-11 .._._,, patanteed 10 years. $45 other ut!des not listed, s 1 tk 19lB. WY 2-$141, Can be teen at 480 Broadway-st er up Marmet l:lt a,m.; MerTERMS. l!'Bl'IMA� FREE. TERMS: Cash. SLEEPING ROOMS. Clo!iie in BUY YOUR INSURANCE ON A after 5 p. m. Middleport, phone rW down Marmet 8 a.m.: Helen Alt operator for ENTERPRISE Not responsible for acddents. town. 127 Butternut St. monthly Installment basis. 10 W 2-2211. I 19 6tc Z llJl Winfield 8:06 , p.m.; Jerry I! 23 tfc Sele <!Ollducted by Bradford Aueam. NO atar&e. V .,_r polleasy payment• for l ��a.. S ROOMS AND BATH, St., Main \INnJRNISHED DOWNSTAIRS tion Company, n-=ln!!, Ohio, as Bosworth up Winfield 11:35 p.m. cy. 30 eeey paymenta on S or I 1934 FORD Va 2 door Sedan. H ated. Newly Pomeroy. decor Bradford Critt Auctioneer: original radio, new hydraulic Chrie Jr. up Winflekl 1:45 a, m.; Apartment, • room1 and bath. Sale 1-5 WY Phone tc . rd 19 Bradf C. A. Manager, " 293 1 B Prlvatl entrance. Floor coverbrakes. 1 new Urea. Needs emne Sernet up Winfield 1 : 40 a.m. ; 17 8 Winfield n up fllJ, wlndmr 1hade1, 110me curate HOUSE IN SYRACUSE. Five financed. Barnes • Simpeon In• engine work. 150.ot 81 1.1. John Robert P. B(l ie down down Shearer 1., MidMohler, Rose Valley Rd., Syra- S:35 a,m,; Lelia tainl (amfthed room9 and bath. Ges furnace. surance A(lency, Middleport. -e::: � ALMOST NEW, Atwood Boat Outbullding1, lawn, garden. Cur1 2:,1 4te l Win8eld 5 a.m. PONY HARNESS . V 8 30 30tp ruse. ,J � C,U \VY · 8 23 3tc Tr1111er, Ph· WY 2_2359· ti, D. JohnlOJI, Racine, Ohio. ALL SIZES ;" •_ "'' =�-==���-�-- ! DAVIS-WARNER fNSURi..NCE. = .,. TWO ApartFurnished ROOM I 4 !, ,,---,;;;;;--;SA ;;; F;c CO;;'.A:;L-;; OR to mente. one 41 room unfurnished Com111ete protection for all . �N°'ot"l<e EL;; needs. Tel WY 2·296&. 1-31-ttc . truckers' The Jeffer9 Mi118 1o-- apartment, Phone WY 2 asm: cated State RL 124, one fourth 1122 61 (21 ) REAL ESTATE ml� from Fairgrounds, wllli J = "'c--c-c BRIDLES - HALTERS - BLANKETS I.OT -oN-MlJL. , --c, E"OR SAL� commence operating around the UNFURNISHED APARTMENT, I F first of July. Avoid th!! fall rush rooms Bild bath. First floor. BERRY Helahb. Near , 9Chbal I Built In wall styles with unit completely removable We have all 1rades of eoal. We Coal Street, Mldtlleport, WY 2· and ba"pltal. Phone WY 2-11112, 3tc 8 23 from sleeve and models for window Installation. -41 24 fitc , ---+ -also &liver. Phone WY 2-6822 3006. I -or WY !-8039. Jeffe� Coal Com- 2 BEDROOM HOUSE on LinC!Gln FOR LE: U4 acre farm hollMI SA : . pany, Syracuse, OhJG. l�eiAA111. Automatic gas heal with electricity and cellar. I , . 8 � � tall WY 2-5127. 8 2-( tfc Drilled well water. Good barn. I -,---;::--,---c-: ' ' , .1,:, _Jii other I ACJOUS 411: • 00 ,t,el hnDdln• and granary henhouse, (, 7)· HE LP WANTED , ?J 1 ,. ' '.', (n exc!e1lent bminess location. outbuildings. Orchard, '700 tl".ffl.: Ooorl lease avallabll'I on lots or CARRIER FOR MULBERRY timber. On school bua and ·mliff ' Phone WY•2-374t O.r ,.. Yel'llfflg Pomeroy St• W• Sec"nd ,. can be moved. Call WY 2-2353 Avenue. Appty 1n persuo At 1he route, WltUam Heilman, Rout,, MIDDLIPORT ' I RD ID. IIADIURY · - · ..... I 6 24 61.e Dally St-ntinel. for ffl'n,,,,�lftn. 41 ,;a t{ s, Pomeroy, Ohio. -- �--...----.-� L�----'--------- · WANT A D S • i) � 1. 'l'nfflc cauUon I I - ----------- 1 MOSQUITOES __ w,_ �"" _ �. ·,�!\ Fl�M'-ruN--ris ;;;,- .,,,, Sp�cials .._..,,.....,,,=- SPINET PIANO BALDWIN ORGAN $791 · THOMAS ORGAN i ' i ellrM,ill' -'-I �--., ------� $691 b.� ----===c-- ==== ==�--��-- .. , MAGNUS ORGAM ; $78· Summers & Son ;? ====-==�==-- .f ' t) '' �,:9'1::.1 1/ \ Tuppers Plain8 S 'a] Noles fr�:�· 0:d , Iv ERNIE IUSHMILL E■ ,. ta,j Ttin==•---- _., WJ E H -RAD10 :er� : ,aliei I' w-. DAVY JONES PONY CARTS $65•00 s ,IMYBE. 1H� IS, � . 1'-' 10 �5S 8Y 1HE CLUB BYZANTINE l'HPS MORNING. I WANT 10 Flf'/0 OUT MORE ABOOT 'JHIS TANYA 6lla THAT F'EAA\'& INFA'TIJATED WllH J BEAT THE HEAT ;;=====-:-:==='=� ::.Jr '' SADD LE RY ,...,== :=c--::-===--==- =bi::r: :�c�w:: �""'::::===:.�,r;;:::::-:;:-:-:'.:""1,;;::;-;:;;::;:;--. WMPO Rad,'o Spacial I t -��-lou�1:J"_ a:��· $494· I '-M">, , • 91 st AHNIVERSARY R,1'ver Report f��t��wiiis'iiior;-::;=::::::-1 .-,0 on:y $4.50 weekly I CHRYSLER-AIR-TEMP AIR CON DITIONER "Evergtltfllf For The Horse" Fibre-Glass Insulation In Stock G'I LMORE SUPPtY STORE ing Bui der:., 3uop y Co� ■ , '' ' ;, -,', � .' • tor SD:�et Piano 1 I 11 1 ,J .., . Freda Blaettnars ... . 1, FRED LASIWIILL " c..uu,; 91st ANNIVERSARY 1 llldonourl I -.... ........ ........ Today's Medical Report Society News I Eagle Ridge News Events Mr. Ind 11.., l'loJd Ill' iWIAII M, RIFE Cheater •pent .P'rid11 eveJUlll of Mn. raye Wood l'l'tumed' home wJtb llr. IJld lln. A. D. Tuttle. tahr&o 1. Sunday from a two wNQ vl.ilt 2 lDoL ...... Bn.n4t'e cblnOW1 mt:y ber dau,it!er, Mr. and Mrt, lln. � Wolf -.Jilted � • r 1 with cdwnbel' Clllll 11, W&eh Jerr, Bowen ond famtly of Can- nt- llr, 111d 11n. Harr,- Wolf t.Spider'a 2l Bound, Wodnetda,, lJ. Stir up ll'l&ftt al Winchetter, o. u a eow 11. North S. M:•--� 13. J�� .,,._ Mra. Martha Ward of Morpn llr. and Jin. Gordon Cline IAIINl!Y ......,. A···-,1Ue .. 01.,... LI •na SNUFFY SMITH .. .t Wel di, w. v, . ..n.d 00 l Cett her er huard and M,.. Reva Johntkm al rye of Ktn.d 15.. 1 ...,..,.. otate _.., r llrt . Glenn Tuttle Satur11. Pam:,t ,. Inte.. of Stronp Run ,_ s u O d O y DO HE WANT ME U&tln• 'IE MN0\11 SIJOffil WOULOITT' • (lf.Z,J day .,., .D&tional Eibel ••d -t S.turlfternooo !! Jin t, DOC TO SEND THE RJI p.m. .-. wlt Guided • . . 3tMelody an , d 1' Wl"lttnc LET •oi: BULLET " RIDE IN ...._,.,......_ SNUFFVS AMflERLANCE � IOU Rlchard Lee and Jamu Dalo da, n1tln wltb bar par.ot, Mr. 36. W&lked THAT Rl!Tn.e TRAP, DOC s,;,:;.;.,-• ... lllnclolmpl. d D06 IS RERL 37.Dex■UNa I. R.i.Yff Zodiac ,IT. 11,n RJfe. Rid>ard Lee 1eavq for tbe u llrt. Ralpll P°'ter. "'' llt, Of'Mk to 1IDl,e •, BAD SIC.'{ lon>ua r. and oh IJl ... a Mrt, ll J n d loday, Air lelan4 11:111. . '! 1, 11, Blllllder 10, Clo. to 3I• Diab Mr. and Mn. George Benrldge Wilily Cllled on their ll'■nd­ ploya 11. Give l'-. enoo.., \ . 41. IDxel• and IOD Freddie of Athem. o. mother Amy Wolf Sunday even, U, Dlac:ual. IL F'orotbl1 '3 � matton <lOftt:aot - Bunda, .....,, with ber m,. ......r.. .. ·A&Ylaq .,, C!oae to 2,.Bn.4 PINl!II, llr. and llra. a.a,1q Mr. and Mn. Georee Clark ot :II. ToRJfe 111d lhowed movies.. of Flor- Harrilonville ealled oa their a. Horaer>a ,randd■ulhter Mr,, XU.ton Tut,. Ida. l.olanO tie and family Sunday eveoJne. Airman 2nd C. Ronald R I f e Mr, and Mn. A. D. Tuttle vis•- •k&ttnc ancl wJfe Mugie of Fairbo lte(I Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spen� 80. Lodp<I Ohio ipeot the weekend w: cer Sunday e,• •->..t'--.JWL..L_.C!,..,_...::_=::_;:'....J • enine. 1_ a.I, w...... f1orrM!1 to.lb. Her laater, M r ■. ! Wanda Stewart ol Rutland gave Ifr. and Mn. Jack Hsrrt, Ll'L AINII apen t Sunday afternoon wJtb a stort lhower for Marjorie oa 31.Latvia,, Mrt. AIDJ' Wolf. eveoJni turda,y WEU,71--IAT WAS OHi. V:-::'::'�'::':�::"'., Sa She oo1n . wa, a,,t,t. T1'1JE/!' WAS Mn. A. D. m.,.. Jin llll. CUt � Tutile, ed by her molher, Mn. Guy PrJd. �E� . MOCKA�,n ,.... u topo ......� cuv Tl-IE IS nn ,.._......,, dy. She received I lot of D 1 e e Tuttle, Mr,. John Role and. dau• a:=..oo.1 -THE MORE -.vu 111 :le. Onok M i.t .. e · OSUAL. IUNI(/! glfte. Mra. Cbarlea RUe M 1 1 1 .,.. er and.i were ha Parken"it>lJ � H letter bur1 _!Conda,, Mr& lwso took Patt, Rife, ldlq 811. Putot Saxton "to be" and Larry Rife all attended tJJe Mandie to Dr. Jones. 40. Conden.sq· Mrs. Milton Tuttle baa been &bower from here. &ndholdl threa tened witb branichal pneu. Mr. and Mra Ra)'nxwd Tb C. CaptaiQ mon.i a tbil week and her mot.b­ KJdd, u also Mr,. Bowen : er Gaynell Clark t, spending foron1 a clllldren spent Sunday with · Mr, lew 4'. C&vity da,,s with her heJplne with and Mrs. Jerry Bowen of Canal wort 48. Qiuea 1.. W;__ ":uest '8. Poem, er, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. WllUamt of Mr. and Mrs. Re 8 � F.;i s k DAILY Olll'P'l'OQuom - Here's how Win ille, Ohio and J. M. to wo;ktt: Cabin Creek, W. v:. ,,:t t h� TuttJtersv J/ ___, \l -!W..s --'""" '-.Jl. e of Cheater called. on Mr. ::L...:!ti111 _ A. �_ 'J" D L B A. A. X B weekend at their farm here II · L O- lf. Q F J!l L L O W aod Mr• A. D. Tut Ue s.tur d•y GASOLINE ALLE Y •pent Sunday p.m, wlth Mi1!: One letter .imp1.,-·1tandl mornJne. another. In tllil aampla A .la Uled Mrs. Char .. Jes Rife and family· for the tht'N L'a, X fo!"'tht1 tw-o o•-. ete. Bingle letten, apo,. / Patty Mr. William Wolf called on � Rife lraphits tbe Jen-i-,. e..... and ,onnatton of the worda are all lllntl,, returned to b e Heres the . �hO 8 weei: I nt to get a· mea You r, wa . o and r n , l!rs. CUnt M : Orr k'ead it ad That!; inore than Satu ployme d h � � nt at _,,.c ay the code letten are different.. Ohio Univer.s; •-- tG GUmmQ!' end ..&>..... rtf,J old man ........ ,iou�lf. 1UOrk, day, 1 day· maJ.ld' a tot. of money'l ..,__ angle'! Chin=r'7 � 1111,a · rr" u11tr vS "- � Quo...... rs. M A • D. TutU�. Mnt. Glenn / Mr. and Mra. Leilfl! Ruffm Tutt le _and daqhter Kathy NMB 'U' O L S l,i -l' U B D and EUXJ s u children Larry and Marl.: X were p ekl111 strawberrle, st 1 spent Sunday with her C> II W W S U D X �, MOL EUXJIU GL Emory PoweU1 last WednesdaJ. I Mr. and Mra. George � Z L N 8 17 S Q - 1> B U S Q a W K. Mr. and Mra. Ronald Rife •Jf PORTLAND estenta,'1 Ot,tii:Gquotet I STRUCK ONE CHORD OP F airbo rn, 0, spent &mday night .,.J --­ S1C LlKll: TIIE SOUND OF A GREAT AMEN-PROCTER. and Monday wfth Mr. and M ra George Beveridge of Athena · Week end ruest, of J'i.lr, and I!! 1111, Elil ......... .,,......., ""'' 0 Mrs. Sarah Rife, M: '--a1 , a' n d· Mrs. George Compstoa were dauglrter, Mn. Dorothy Bever- their children : Mr. a n d .Mrs, Robert Mor,ian and daughter Jdge of Athens, o. •Jleiit Sun dey aad .Mr. and Mn. Charle• Rack 1 . ----p.m. wJth Afr. and Mrs Georg e and 80D, all of Akr&n. · &u:tcm and fanjJy, Fagan Price i9 a patient at NANCY Mi81 Connie � Saaur.ay ..- apent �at- tbe Roher Hospital in Ga1lipo. 1:00 Off the Air urday night wft'h Patty Rile. Ua. $:55 Sign Oo 1 . ss Sharon Bro Mi 6: 00 Cuntry Express w�, Cana l Win- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Miller 1 Suuay cheater O 11 6:30 RFD thla week and son of Oxford 1pt!nt t b e I, 7:zs Sip On with h;r THE 7:CIO Breatfatt Party y Bowen. week end with their parents, l 7:90 Manhattan Melodies Ike Barrett 11 �Id his farm 'N ROLL ROCK 7;.25 Extended Weather Mra. D, W. Rhodes and Mr. and I ?:4G"Sunday <!lapel here t.o KID 8001 7:30 Breakfast Party eone m Columbus, Mr1. Charles Werd. 8:00 Morning Meditations Ohio· 8:25 NfJWB of the World, NatJon &::16 Social Seeurff:J Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gillilan and � Show 9:00 Jones Buick Show 8:30 Voice of Bevivsl children of Chester and Mrs. -----9:30 Church of Christ, Pt. Pl. 9: 00 Country Hymn Time OWe Sa,re and daughter of1I 9: 45 The Good Life 9:8(1 The Church at Work Morse Chapel virdted •' I nd 10:00 Polka Tirm lO:OO The Sunday Show Mn. C. E. ,Johnson· J 10:IS Star Salute 10·25 News Report M an_ M d ,._ Cecil McLeod of 10, .. Tri County Mu,tc AJ1n. . , OCJ 11,30 The Sunday Show Belpre Vlllited Mr. and Mrs. 11:00 Duttan11 I RC Cola Top 10 IJ OO One More Ste · James Davia and Mr, mid Mrs P lJ:00 Noon News ·1 By Evelyn Brtctle11 11 . 30 wash"mgton Reports to the Kennet b Mcl..ec,d 12:15 New Sounds In Town People "L�lle Hardway of Worth- Mr. and Mn. Gene Wolfe anc1 1 "' �'! TRACY 12:30 Platter Party nt Thursday night with children of Stiversville Yis. ..,, n : 45 EUB Church, Pt. Pleaa:ml lted IN FAc,; I 1..0v!! Tlff5 1'i.ACl!. 1:25 News M a, �Mrs. arence 1 Cl 1 Nichols :Ur. and Mn. 12:00 Robert Noori News Cozart.. .r,::,:=,-,--!.:""" 1 1:30 Platter Party TOO. "TRIJSTYS" GOT NICE ca 1 , on other friends· DICGIN'S ow . 1-IERE . WE'RE ONE an � Mn. d u Robert · Beecle 12 r The I 5 Sea ch : 2 :.... "'"'ws Mr a d M BIO MAPPV FAMILVan Hoffman aEd aona visited Mr, Becglea · §,unday 12:30 Showcase 1:30 Plaiter Party EH. C.ATS? \lwe Su�ay ;,� ; IIOn, tber Guy Beegle and ■on Tom I Scoreboard �d � : Mr. CODgref!sman 5S J3 Moeller and Mrs. Dana 0 an Jr. of Racine. :; : = 1:00 Sunday Sboweaae end famfly of R utland Mr. and Mn. Kirt Moaer of ' 3:30 Bandstand Scoreboard S:45 Round up of News Mra. Carril!' Bahr · ret�e d Califor nia II vfsitlng her par- I $:4S News �-Up� : 6:00 Sundown Serenade to her home here �� eltenn g eats Mr. and Mn. Harry Swall. l:00 Sundown Strenad!J· 7:00 Tr�lirl' Time Arna Hospital. Ath'"ns Mrs. Leona Shall!!,• and son John . a ve · oo 8 : 00 Off the Air Tr Effie Saunders ii auist:� _ _..:llo '· :::.:. T_ _ g car- and wife of Vienna vlaited Mr. ing fat her. and Mrs. CbarJea Bilton. Mr. and Mrs. DwlSht Kirn of Guysville were Sunday ,:roe,t, f o ed to her home from Jf..ilber ffoa.. Mr s. Mahfl Khn. 11:55 Walter Moeller Those Vialtlng Rev. and M pita! where she underwent major &,58 Sl,n On n· 12:00 Local Newi Bragg S!·.. .,ay .lfert Mr. and ...., surgery. 7,oo 1lllCa1 12106 Noon N... · Mr. and Mr■• Everett Wood..., Haynes amf I 7, 4S The Lffe!Jfi,,C ' M IJDlly Frankie Baldwin and famlfy. -� and laailly "'"' C\unday """' of 12: 10 Ohio News tle,q 1,00 Ob1o M.l.u Bn111 Braq-, all of �Je,. Mr. and Mn. Robert Lanpnett. 12:15 W. Va. Fann hatun a,111 Ohio lj'ewa ton, W. Va., and Mr. and Mr l: IO si,ort. 'j'.ol!IQ' 12,20 BulleUo Board James Parr and daugbt�, Jacqus e: I: IS World. Nn-1, lZ:25 Newa O Gram& llne of Atheni. 12: 30 Bill Ferrell Show 1, :to Mulll!ai bock M:l'I. H�kln Watson and cblldr,m 12:55 World New■ 1:55 Local New, of Athens "" guests Wt>dnesd sy ,, .. em �.....o Show of Mn. Effie Wataon. 9,00 Mullcal Clock 8:30 Army Time Mrs. Mabel DuvaU was taken 9:l!O Soq A Story Time to Camden Cir •· Hos itel, Park­ p 4, IIO 1lJsdll!f Wttb Dos, ,, . Sbo,ren .., -. ""'""'10oJa Wjth era!>urg, . tO,OII fflp SdiooJ Rlt Parada 4:!0 Rolltng HOJDI Mr. and Ml'I. Wayne Brickles 10:55 World New,. s,oo Saturday NeWI Summar:, ea ed on � 'Mr. and Mn. Emmett U:00 fllp School Hit Parade $: 16 Musicale emey of White's Chapel recent.. lf 11:l!O LqJalalt,e e, oo Sunset -an! . l,y 11:45 Worii1 New, &, l10 Sign Oil Mn. Pearl Koehler wu return.L _ �-- n,y. w eat .._ tule - ...... SATURDAY July 1 , 1 2:30 P.M. - u r.,.. SALE i 8 ck h I---'--...._._,,,., 1 ., ,.... ..... .......... / . ";. JO , 1. � 1, 0,..,. men I. WOUe Holzer Hospital _ CR � WOR D · . :. .,,,, ' ,, . ... ' .. •·· .AND tM ALLERGIC TO PERFUME .., ,,:. • ST.AGE DOOR , ' • �• 0' •" Ji E_a!J.y !entlnel, l'omeroy-Mlddloport, 0., June 24 IIHl!-7 · ' I The Wise Homeowne r Clean s Out H is Baseme nt Or CI oset By AWant Ad t,_ 96_I er_ 24�I _ ne__ u_ r_. o_..,_J_ po_ e,_ dl_ . d_ Mi_ oy,_-_ I, -'P_ __ om 6-Da l ..;S•ntl ne... 0 ;.,:;;;;i"' ;.;;;;;;;;;;..a I _ _ (9) �OR SALE � -' -( 1 7) H_E LP WANTED THE ALMANAC w G IN AND Toda) IR.O�IN ASHING ' 1.s Salurday, June 24, tht BOOKCASE $15.00. Gas Cook W Plant?, E. E. Mrs. home. my of the yeer with 19' day 175th Stove $20 00. Refrigerator S:15 Ul. I> ___ 2�. WY 24 8 3tp in 1961. follow more to F.ntt-rNI Hospllal 20 cu, ft. Ueep Freeie, $245 oo, The moon is in its first quarter. Bendix washing machine li'ue1 MIUDLE·AG EO LADY TO KEEP Amon� lhost: who entered HolzTht! murning stars art' Venus, Oil Heater, co.ii heater, willow House and care for child n-n. er hospital m th@ past 24 hou rs ' FOR CONSISTENT DEPEN DABL E RESUL TS Jupiter end Setu111. m·king ch.iir .\1rs. John Stout, CH 7·2283. 6 22 3tc were: Mis� Mayme Barro11o·s. 153 RATES ! ha1 , i-wille SH 2-4834 The evening .sl.ar is Mnrs. Garfield Ave., Camille V. Doss, t ceatl per word. one msert1un. Minimum cbar,ie--60 6 22 3� FARM HELP WANTED . Phone 716 Third Ave., Earl S, Vance . 19 centl,. tt ceols per word [c>r three cunsecut1ve IJUlertiona. On this day in history: SpeciaJ------t1ne muntb for ao cents P.{lt wurd.. In 1497, John C11bot and hit . WY 2 -2557 Olin &, • Jth. 6 22 6tc Mill Creek Rd . . Mrs. Minnie Lee 1 HOSPITAL BED, Like new Fllll rate of I cent.I per word will oe cba.rgt1d for ad­ bill. receiv1n_w reachf'd North America to t'rew after Poiter. Rt. 2 Crowu City, Mrs. "1'lllllll i1 B01 Dtld tnthln l O daya Cal! Cheshire 3'.i7-77Tl. . I Er-fort in Advertising - -Sboukl De reported 11nmed111e ly. the new world. explore 3tp L.P N. at Carman Rest Homt" , James W. Robmsnn , 416 First Sl., 6 22_ l1le "OailJ Sentlnel will 001 be re1pons1ble for more than Pomeroy Rt. 3. by ROf'k Springs Pt. Pleasant, W. Wallace BradIn 1863. Gen. Robert E. Let one meorre c1 msertion. ,._,_,_,_,_,.....,.__ ., Fairgrounds. 6 2Z 3ft' ford, 30.1 BroY.11el' SI.. Middleport, crossed the Potomac River at Card of Thank, and Specl.11I Notlces of Events. $1.25, Harpi>r' s Ferry, Va., in prepara­ for 50 word min1mum. [ach additional word, le. , - - - c �=�=- � Miss Phyllis A. Will, Mulberry BABY FOR CARE TO WOMAN : I wurd. per tion for his invasion of Pennsyl­ cenl l at published ■ Frank William Pomeroy, HPights, Olut.uarie r and general house-work. Exper- Utsinger Rutland ,JOh D HanWORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 8 DAYS 1 MO. vania. $4.50 $1.35 80e 60c 1$ . 1enee with caring for ciiildren mgan, ,jaekson. M rs. �o�rt A. ! In 18911, the United States di!$6.00 $1.80 Sl.20 60c to prt'ferred. Call WV 2-6J!l3 or Downard, Rt. 4 . aebon. Bonnet$7.50 12.25 llliO 'l5c : 2.'" fealed the Spanish in tht first I ' . u�r p·te kens, Syracuse l'OnIai·I E•. ! iand engagement of tht- Spanls� _ J ta and Wellston, Mer.tams, •· ids 1-ecaTed bJ 10 A. II. .W be b1 thal day-, paper 6 22 Ste Ohio after 6 p. m. Mrs. Maurice L. Justice. Rt. J, 1 American War, W• h1we baen •uthorlnd to Callollsburg, ;;:. PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 In um, the �-t'.'w York D.:iny .&. sell th• following p•rtomd � h, EMPLOYMENT 8) 1 ( 1 Rob.rh, Victor of property :\firrOI' predicted that the Ameri­ who i, leaving the state for MISS VAll" M ETER MISS ROUSH can �aloon was gone forever. Mrs Jerry L. Rit-e, 403 ;enn• WANTED employment. Loe:atN on the U ) NOTICES 45 : 8 son, Wellston, e., A, sylvania A thuught for todAy: Herbert · WANTS Miss Linda Roush, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hoover said of prohibition ; "A Vernon Weber fum 3 miles MMUHEU GRADUATE =-== . G Stanley Mrs. Friday. m p. =c IEIIMl'l'B AND PUl ooNTBOl empIoyment of any kind • ConPortland residents and from Cheder, Ohio put the V mton. d aughter, Roush of Hellam Pa former '58 Buick _ $ 1 595 2 Rt , n 5 great sotia! and economic experi­ N>t 1 pr, i Scout C•bln end cron the Plum ser. 24 tact Tom Urue Miss Jo Ann Van 'Mete'r daughter of Forrest Van 1\.ieter I Hardtop Dr. 2 Special . p av d 07 4 Fn L m mf'nt. noble in motive and far­ • • •1 Natt ....... � Iron Bridge, Folle,Jt arrOWi, Si . pomeroy, - O• - - 6 22 3lP and the .late Mrs Van. Meter of Racine · • entered ColumA low mileage one own. ischarged D ud A. Sen1cll 8&aUoa '" .. b s Rusmess Um�·ers1,ty at Columbus June 19th. Both / reaching in purpose.'' er car. Very rlean ori.gi. TaP}?an Gas R.ange Palients recently discharged in. � BUSINESS (20) M1 Roush and Miss \ an Meter are graduates o! Racme nal finish with match­ Phil¥ Refrigerat ur cl oded Mrs Virgil .lust ice Mrs. ing interior. Dynaflow. !5h School in the Class of 1961, and both \','<'re honor H I Eledrit' Runge 1_ ,., 8):E US FOR FEED NEEDS AND SERVICES .Joseph Ha.J, man. Mrs Charle!. ' Sweeper EIPl'jrolu x students. roll CUotom Grlaollq, Mlddlepon _ '57 Olds __ $1 295 , MACHINE SHOP SERVICE- Slavens, Fagan Pri('e, Paul Full- __ _ _ ____ _____ Bf'droom nf Sl''f, 3 S U II Feed MIii. Super 88 4 Dr. Hardtop. I Welding, brazmg, pre�smg, rr. M�� Harry Fields, .John furnishi ngs d n a sleering Power ' Home Jack's IN WHISTL TRY dnllmg, rulting, uk. Complete Jo"es. Wall S. c.. Suitt> Mes. Enoch Room Liviryg brakes, Hydramatk. Or­ ,.mley and mfn nt daughter, Jat•k ' q Cream! Mad" Ice Oee:,l's ional Chairs ( N!'W) M1>chine Fulton­ sen•ice. shop F Ray iginal blue .ind white ,; Sufa BPd Dairy Ber, Middleport.. &-2Hllc Thompson Tractor Sales, Gener • CIAren<.'t' Miller. Mrs. Cynthia By Harold ThomH Hyman, '\-1.D. have suspelled that most of fi1e finish with matching I J?I Machrne Sewing P<'lric During 1he· summer h;:,;,d ;r<s, a brndiis attribul!'d to ton., ill,.nu- 1 . al Machloe Co., WY 2•5101. While, W. Vernon Deweese and interior. ;i. (8) AUTO SALES of ' ' Ma.v 1ug Washe-t. 1 small army or children will hwe my were actually the result 6 2 3ott' Carl B. BiM. \\'ater Hose . Li. _ ; i t adenoid th� of - (, the>ir tonsils removed. I li,wr the remornl The Rambler Among Alling Aluminum Pi•pf'. l in. & 4 l n. THEISS HEFHIGERATION .mo I m ap, commented previously on thl' Jd· · that mos; c;:in-lul surgpons , · , . WerW Standard ol C.Ompad 2 Wheel!Jarruws h . r t e h r l lo 1g 1 co A t'• \r anlage .� and disadvan 1:1grs r,/ ' ;,way llt Ille time o! the ton�• . ar _ ��mg c ,·( 1 Aµµ li u nce Srrvice. Domestic and B1.ttlleaee POMIROY Dinner He>ll I ent, u�pai_-tm h O nurSmg e 1 1_ port f:ontact P oger Commercial this fr<•quently J)E'rlormed f)I' ,e •- operation. So·l'allcd ··r & A. ' ' I Big car room, ride and perform. - -- - � l !l48 4 T>oor Chrysler �edan hsted a were who patients 4 8 ttc ' tliuat' ' mPaning tonsillee1omy and ·!eTheiss, RHcine, Ohio net, 'Small ear -tconomy 1110 PORTLAND KEY[TONE Sta1·1n U1 ilit;, l"a hint• I � dure . Andrews. Neva Mrs ,-.I inrlu fair or out Going Store. Genernl and Cupboards noidedumy \ -erlom; inii 1 c·a1{'; •·eIs 'Uablllly, upcratin� mu Briefly staled, the Miss Mayme Barrows, Pf'l'ry uf unriurslioned value when it �e• ! moval of an organ or lis,;ue1 business Salr. Armie Clenden­ Dint'ttP Sf-1 Gate>wood, .J. Roy BarlleH, De- moves tremendous ly enlarge,! nl' in. Ph. VI '.t-2601. 6 23 31() Oislws MelrepolHan Motan Benrnse or l hese virws, I ' Book fnsf' Sim• Slellp Mrs. Hughes, Kulh «NI E. Main Street, Pomeroy l N 11 gans thet interfere mechani. lily thought )' Oll miiiht like to k1 l"A , mons. Mrs. Darrh Simpkins, Mrs. wilh swnllowing and breathin� . more a hout this mystl'l"ious a•'e 10 ACRES KOOd mixed hay, by <:un f11binl'! f1HtM WY Z-3870 Lamps Mvf11aJ l11ad 4 ZZ tfii the fif'ltl or by the bale. Wm. I Alhe>rt Potrirk. .fF11nf's ,Jorrlan. whPn it {']eimin· tes nr�!jng pl::iN's nnid t is�ue. Actu�lly .:i<le110,r! t;s End T;.i hll's Vern Cam be_ll. Mrs. Ollie_ Rus- for invnsive b::ictrria, like stl'<'P- ' sue is mu ch like lhe t l�-�ue that ' Houd.a sheh , Kingsbury Rd., Porch Swing 1957 HELAIRE CHEVROLE'I'. r,�. : INC. REED, & WADDHL sell. Elme1 F1fo, Frank Utsmger, t«·ocl'i and wh1!n Lhrre is a StlS• mah•s up the tonsils and �\,1h I ,,inripti/ Undo,,....,;,.,. automAtlc transmission , Good Evenings t'u ll Wy•2-6658 6-21-Jtp i' Wa.�h Tuh.s ; Pli1sli<" Hose, 300 rt , nodes. Bui instead of _gro\\'1!1� ,n I I Mrs. IJarley McCumher, Mrs. pk-ion of lumnr for 1 ation. � condition. Price $11()0. Phone CLARK MEL s ShinglPs Bu11cfle.s 4 a ewi . Emm and y S.:i�re Perr L Brand New 88 .Note nice little eel!, like those in a reOves also ope>ratie-n Rut Ott" 22 61c 1 W•lt Columbia, w. Va. _ Hand Tools · ___'__ _ arlmln1s1was blood of unit One a pair of deff'nsiv� orga11a., as beehive. it. grows like weeds wl1e:-P,q,-pa<lw• "" l!•q�•" Gl:1ss Jars ered at the hospital nn Friday. Wt"'\'f" learnNI fr�m st� DI ever ii finds a lik!'ly soil. NtlW, a 1 (9) FOR SALii M.iny ltf•m11 not Ll8ted poliomyf"llt ls vl('tlm11 Thf. Rllljor- 1 favorite place for adenoid growth .-·- - . - ------v-- A.UCTIONEER GAS, ,OF.L Oil. and coal fur, RETURS TO PO�T Jty of ehlldrt'O who suHered 1e- ls the bad ol thP nose. Ur•·" in I 00 Term1: C11h !!' I oacea. Call fCH" tree eaumatet . Complete Servll'e Master Sgt. Earl Reuter, w i re Vf'rt" or fatal pollo aUaeks are In 1 what ' s eall{'(] t',,e vault ol ! h e t , f'ortmu I Abb<>tl Mlddl•pot1 � Crltl Bradlard an rl children. have retumrd to U... group who have had ,hrlr trn- 1 nasO•J>harynx, ii finds :i cimall i Not Hespon�ihle . SPECIAL TERMS 8,.10.tfc AltU U•PO•IT TIUlMJTI CONTROL l\'rhe , Phone or Contad c, oose B ay, La h . , afl er spcnnm ' g 11I!J out , IIU)U!'.f"!d lng Ih at thfl er11eI en.:- losed .'.lrea measurin , .:ibou · For Arci<lt>n1s l. C. BRADFORD. Rael� . -���• : two weeks wi!h thrir parc-n!� : virus e-xprrlent'f"!J dlfff('u ]ty tk:U, .. ..... ll• .._raac,hH, in 1,6 in c h in wi :·h anrl a� , . 1 _� Clllm-da 6 ROOMS AND BATH ' oasement D'A, fir• 111:l•11. bu11, Ii- •Id.. Sile Conduct•d by Bradford .a hot• .. Grmdlry harrlf"r. 11.u ,u1s.llur T. a1be, and E. lh� ••"• Mrs. ermnilng t •--•• ""'••· inch !n depth in !he ;ivrui�� and gerage. See Lester Russell, .... Auction Company. Racin•, o . AIR CONDITIONING, R.EfRIG- Mr. anrl ...-.. Hu..!- 11 ..i..t■• For some years, many of_ .u.<1 young Irr. Pleasant Ridge, Pomeroy. Crltt Br&dford, Auctioneer ERATION ser-v1ce. Jack ' s Re 1 Waller He11+er. II 31 30tp King Builders Supply Co. A. C. Bndford, Sale Mgr. fngeration. New Hai·en. Phone Under normal rirc11m 0' 0 nces I 2--353'1 A Pho 8 ru TO n • FLORID W NOTE . GO 5 The n Farm of . 4 : 6A l 8--23.tt 37 Y,2 a• the 11ir you brealht> in through NEW AND USED SINGER SEWl radb ry Rd, Middleport so for Sule (\\!ill 11 0 1 he sold u .., 1· 11 in m Harman a n 11 Mrs. n I your no., lrils passes thmw_;h the 1 ING Machine1. F 1;y terms. B ,....., I NEIGLE.R DU. ILOING .SUPPI.Y rhildren, u�a Jo , Milthell, and ,...-__ ll! Aurl ion) ..... I - - - ---- -- - --- ---==--11 Sewi r d g Singe orize i ur Auth Y• Remodelmg birch cabms, bath· Jan lee, Jeri recent ly for Florida, Gaugll' r.-adtai11-- Galllpolis dam nnse. w h e r e it's filteiv•d an.I (6 ) 24-B I C' Mat'hine Agency. The Febr!c DON ' T PUMP your sluJ,lg-ish st•p· ar ed, H'1 d t hrn out t � rm.gl 1 1 u er d 8 P _ ! l tie tank. (M Klf'all·Em-All ,..,...,_________.JI �:���l�; !e�:l�� �� ��;�!i to join Mr. Hi:tr�an who has , 18 4, 4. , running �17 fe l , on_ roll- I�e �af'k n nor ol t>nch nostril Shop, Tel. WY 2 ·2284. f . 6 15 :JOtc Sep11c Ttmk Cleaner. L,rndmnrk r - tf� employ ment at Pensar olo, Flor• 'rs, Pomeroy-Ma on 21 54 Pt. (po.,lerior r.t1res 1 to flow down oh·to. - 6--17 R �c_me_,__ k ·__ Cl- �e__ N TI E E W SIU BOM AND I ida, QU 24.li2, Hinton 2.77 £al!Pleasant A -. = the windpi,.e and into the ::n"s. , sk illets, Fa1m Bureuu. Pomemy " ' M inor - from Mrs. Roush col- PONY 11E=sT"A"v=RA=NT==o=1s=Hc=E=sc= SEHVICE. Don STUD in�. K1mawlu1 Falls 4.78 risin,�, Wh 1 J 2, 6 c O , ·• this fill� tissue adPhnld heatWater .1 Huffma 124 So. Se('nnd St.. Houdashelt, R. D. 3, Pomeroy. Iedion. parut. etc. l'■ Ch ol'iestnn lH.81 falhng. All moveB USY BF.ES MET r, G.E. toaster, single frt'nch Pomt>roy, 6 24 3 lp Pho m, WY 2.6800. 5 25 3otp The Rock Sprin�s Busy Bl!es able dams abnve Gn1F·.-, 1 is Dam vault, ll1e pauog;, ol' air l� ob• 11trut'ted. The ehlld �h('n M�Rfryer, lavatory, ceiling llghbi, i liel� a meetin� .June 20 et the are up and below the dam they •xhauat window ran, coffee r . sarily brt'Rthes lhr,tu=-h Its mouth. R l'RfCF.S on sample WE INV�TE \'OU to experlenre i residence ol the advisor, MrJr . ' are down. Lonri"n nnrl Marmd ���,;�� ker, small radio, Will lll!l1 hnlf I 1 •n l r nla ski your havln of ll th v½ the n 1� l Amos Leonard. Tile d ub di.q cuss• were running 2 feel and Win• I rmores when II �lePp,i , ,�n•I, _to ? ' ci o� : price. Marie stelMr, Phonr We have a Spin t-t Piano I n f1 make mnUe>rs Yoor�. this a . sh .: . e1:. !l.frs ;.: dry do�e so quickly ' eai;i�_y ed family night and it wm1 rlerirl. 1 field d11 m was running 2 feel . . I nokt Ussuil" it i;oggy and h,rni,!:e!i 8 20 6tc Ulls area we are going to WY 2·�. � ��11:�;j_ fl 24 3k econom1cally. Call Rohmson s t!rl to be potluck· Hoat Movements.. p . . - -NDE OAK Cn an Id Pal plae1t- for baclerlal nrsl'· ORD OR- have to re•se ll. Rel lable arfor _piek -up. Ha\·e your en11re I A _demons1ration was given hy Oh'o RlvPr USED 8-LO Loui�iana down . n ty hly make paymont u USED EQUIPMEN T . GAN. Good C'Ondlllon, eesy to family wiuih done profe�sion Glona Buck on how to mak • a 13, 7 a.m.: Queen City up 14, int, & ment . al:, _ Trador Garden BolPn"s . play. [liw price Write Bill ally for better wear, llesl O t ' tuna t·as�erole, and eamp was 3 : 45 p.m. : ,J ulia D . up 14, :uo l Thu � che> ' 'a rlf"flOidal " c!1 ild h as t11ehmenls, $150.00; Springfield care. Warren, MaretWended, 7th Write: Credit Mgr, a runny n H e, di8eussed. The nl'xt meeting will a.m . ; Robert Reed up 15, 4 : 10 plugged nos1rils, rden Tr11C'tor, 4 attaC'hmi•nts, ,. C<1 · . ta, for Jnformalion, Id co Orv1-Manual Mahogany Flnlth & atf re uent Laundry .:,· and smus ICM W,lnut SI. Rohinson's q 1 1y l it h. a.m. : Aliquippa down 17. 1 : 10 Sl.50.00; Sprin�field Garden Cleaning, Wy-2-542R or Robin- be ,u .- ano Mahogimy "ur1ltzer Splnet. -�1 a, -Original PriH $1 145 1,s i1lfodio ear Wav•rly. Ohio 1 8, leeks, repeated a.m. : Walter Hoagland up Tnn·lor, 2 attachmrnts, $12.'i .OO: finish, used In teachinl Stcdlo ' · () If oI th e eusta(·h, . I If shuit mg ESTATE ) REAL (2 1-� Tri-Lustre Cleaners. Wy00 _ __ 9 : 10 p.m . : Freihf'rger up 18. l: 40 rom s·imp 1·1e1·,y RotoruI $100.00; Toro 2son5130s _ · pom-- · ..,_ diaplay ID _._.,,a. vn WenUl"II . I s noso ri t!1:! lu fro lhal ian 6•2l-6tc m be m ; " __ _ FOR SALE : 3 hedroom home on a.m. : Vulrnn up 18, 5 a.m. Sr!f 1iropelled rotn.-y m1m-'f'f , troy at;.Trl-County Music Centw FOR · _ ALUM INUM Awnini;is, Res• to the miflrlk Qill' , diie OOl"flt'r lot in Mason. Built in OVEC down 11:1. 6 : 05 P . m . : City pharynx S.rvl T\' Radio Snles. Tractor Greve]y no. n $.'i Good value - D'lqulre now. t' idl'nllal and Commercinl. Also in the aruity of he11rion minu t kilehen, car port and awnings. of Maysville up 18 . 7 : 1 5 a.m. ; 512 E. Main St., WY 2·297!i . All Makes bi n Com i m natio Alum Stor With HI-Fl PJ,ono, num breath and men1111 t;unbad ing, 1� ::=-:=:---,c-;-c -!_��Carl SC'hwar2, SP 3-5688. Soul.hem rlown \9. fl: 40 a.m ; 6 2.1 lite Ph•ae ,n .z.2255 ,OR SALE - 12 A, If◄ mile Fork- and St'reen Doors and Window�. cU�. la:etl from the atcumu 6 19 6tp Stephen Austin up 20, 5 a.m. : L, ness 00 ___ 'fV Bt.11mp1 on i.J R•palr ed Run Lab. Good road. Some Cell WV 2-3748 Day or Even- cc---,--------I ' & V. Horner down 2(), 6:30 a.m. : Mr. turbances of sleep and henrin . tlmber. Bargain price. A. ff. ing. K Jnx Builders Supply � ,rn. ( 1 2) WANTED TO RENT 80II E. Main St., Pnmeroy, Olllo Chris down 23, :i:riO a.m. : e e n ,1, Cleland T\' pnny, I 6 2:J 30!c · Clrtls, Reedavllle, Ohk> , 3 -ROOM--A-PARTMENT --and McCool up 23, 5 : 20 a.m. : Jnca I 4-11-Uci &-2Hltr 8leeping Room. Call Moore's Originally $129.95 28, �:3.'i a.m. ; F.a�tern up 28, up c _ AUCTION ""'"' --c- -c -:;-Slore, Pomeroy, tp 8 22 J -� lN _ _ G a _ UII _ H o _ � d_ E IB _ A P _ _ T ING L _ _ ,-" < ,, : ;F;::o=R-S"A:-:!,E , eg iot red M i an R00 8:35 a.m.: James Hmes up 20, Saturday, June 24, 1 p, m, POMEROY - 4 • room modern 12: "" a .m . ; Sycamo_ up 31 5 -•ua' a•-··t l' urnaces MUf'!lier • Chlh··�• uuu five months The cabin located at the lower HOUSE WITH FOUR OR FIVE frame with both, full basem"nt, m., Arnold lroth.,.1, _._ V all V oy g ,., up ..., ·,. old. Phone WY Z. 3.'i3l. 360 d n room Pomeroy within bath 1111 E. Mal■ SI. Potnerey, Ohio gas furnace he8llng. Lot 50 X � a.m. ; unga �om !! nd :�s:!1t:i.�: : t���}���: �\ up ""'• :12· Broadway, Middleport. 2 ' miles few s or Middleport or . 250 on paved street. $f;.500.00. a to a. m . , Pennsylvsma 6 22 tile Bottom has been �old to Phou l\'1' 2-!441 up 32" .· · 1he near either town. Wr,·1, no, 6-7-Vc STATE ROUTE l!f WEST - 18 3:55 e.m .; Oliver Sh�arer �p 34, DELUXE BABY STROLLER and Slate of Ohio by the owner, Mr. 66BM, 'fhe Dally Sentinel, at'"'s good laying land, &-room DellN'! "Play pen. Both like new. Marvin E Wt'n. We are author6 23 31P WILL DO BRUSH ClJTI'ING house . barn, chicken house, oth- 3 : m a, m, ; Com�cial Dlxte up 35, 5 p.m. ; Orleman up 35, 1 : 45 I with tractor brush cutter by tre er buildings, '4,000.00. Chari� F. Wildermuth, �,t11r l zed to eell the followlnr;! house:-:: .:.:,: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ " 4 lhold -s at furnishing ) auction. F ( Jackson Route. Che&tt>r Road. Phone O R R E NT Phone 22 h.,ur. Wm. F. Houdashelt, Kings- LANGSVD.LE - 5 acres, 5-room a.m. e 22 31. r Kelvinator refrigerator, two WY "4116. down Solvay Call Dam . bury Road. Evenings GalllpoU Mel frame house on State· Route, kikhen cabinets, utility cabin- APARTMENTS - Furailhed . 6 l3 30tc with water eystem, shower and 4:15 p.m.; National up 8:2!. p.m. WY 2'lWO FRESH COWS. 1 ,ff"niry, eta 1 metal l , table, sofa bed, 2 'lllfumlshed. McMastera,. IDddl e,. 66M _.., •• •_,_ __ m. "' . . commode, ¼ b&l!lefflf.11t, cosI Lucy Jone Lucas down I2 :05 1• ...., I Guam-. au -, John Hnudashelt. pe. Maple liVinJ' room suite, extre ...,... � INSURANCE (20B) a.m.: J. S. 1,e..,is up 12: 40 a.mi ; fumace heat, $4500. Terms, Mlnet"IVJlle, Ohio. 6 24 31p "hair, 2 porch swings, other EIGHT ROOM HOUSE IUld seven PRO1.. W. Sweet down '3:15 a,m,; NelALBERT M. COX, Salel111a1 AVERAGE HOUSE trPP1 �d � 1r poreh furniture, fuel oil hot room house: Aleo new 5 room COMPLETE INSURANCE BO PHONE Auto son Broadfoot up 5:25 a.m.; Bea· MDI e WY 21!1 X Nie . rire. LIi . Call termttn. 811(1. TERMS. INSUR· water heater, gas range, dishes, houllt'. A. N. Bengel, Ph. WY 2. lectlon, U891 WY up 8:55 am.; Sally P o l t ver t)bje Middleport, MIDI. "'OD Drink- C'OOking utensils, numi:M?r of 3272.. ED. m.JARANTEEO 8 g tfc Stl :JS 8 7:25 a.m.: Albert Holden down Ing water luted FREE. Water chain, Hollywood bed, bed mat. BARNES,SIMPSON INSURANCII a.m.; Thebna Ann down 8 clown, or Tr·-'· r.. Softenen, Condltloner11, Etc. l'ltsses and rumishings, Ooor FOR RENT: APARTMENT with APDtl. Mkklleport. Fire, Au1tt19 8: 11 a.m. . . Average roof rebuilt CC1verlng1, floMr stands, chairs three l'OOllll and bath. Pllone mobile, 8oDdl. Pbooe WY a, �Kuawlia River - o.. F. 8hear. FORD TRUCK. 1964 PICKUP 1-11-11 .._._,, patanteed 10 years. $45 other ut!des not listed, s 1 tk 19lB. WY 2-$141, Can be teen at 480 Broadway-st er up Marmet l:lt a,m.; MerTERMS. l!'Bl'IMA� FREE. TERMS: Cash. SLEEPING ROOMS. Clo!iie in BUY YOUR INSURANCE ON A after 5 p. m. Middleport, phone rW down Marmet 8 a.m.: Helen Alt operator for ENTERPRISE Not responsible for acddents. town. 127 Butternut St. monthly Installment basis. 10 W 2-2211. I 19 6tc Z llJl Winfield 8:06 , p.m.; Jerry I! 23 tfc Sele <!Ollducted by Bradford Aueam. NO atar&e. V .,_r polleasy payment• for l ��a.. S ROOMS AND BATH, St., Main \INnJRNISHED DOWNSTAIRS tion Company, n-=ln!!, Ohio, as Bosworth up Winfield 11:35 p.m. cy. 30 eeey paymenta on S or I 1934 FORD Va 2 door Sedan. H ated. Newly Pomeroy. decor Bradford Critt Auctioneer: original radio, new hydraulic Chrie Jr. up Winflekl 1:45 a, m.; Apartment, • room1 and bath. Sale 1-5 WY Phone tc . rd 19 Bradf C. A. Manager, " 293 1 B Prlvatl entrance. Floor coverbrakes. 1 new Urea. Needs emne Sernet up Winfield 1 : 40 a.m. ; 17 8 Winfield n up fllJ, wlndmr 1hade1, 110me curate HOUSE IN SYRACUSE. Five financed. Barnes • Simpeon In• engine work. 150.ot 81 1.1. John Robert P. B(l ie down down Shearer 1., MidMohler, Rose Valley Rd., Syra- S:35 a,m,; Lelia tainl (amfthed room9 and bath. Ges furnace. surance A(lency, Middleport. -e::: � ALMOST NEW, Atwood Boat Outbullding1, lawn, garden. Cur1 2:,1 4te l Win8eld 5 a.m. PONY HARNESS . V 8 30 30tp ruse. ,J � C,U \VY · 8 23 3tc Tr1111er, Ph· WY 2_2359· ti, D. JohnlOJI, Racine, Ohio. ALL SIZES ;" •_ "'' =�-==���-�-- ! DAVIS-WARNER fNSURi..NCE. = .,. TWO ApartFurnished ROOM I 4 !, ,,---,;;;;;--;SA ;;; F;c CO;;'.A:;L-;; OR to mente. one 41 room unfurnished Com111ete protection for all . �N°'ot"l<e EL;; needs. Tel WY 2·296&. 1-31-ttc . truckers' The Jeffer9 Mi118 1o-- apartment, Phone WY 2 asm: cated State RL 124, one fourth 1122 61 (21 ) REAL ESTATE ml� from Fairgrounds, wllli J = "'c--c-c BRIDLES - HALTERS - BLANKETS I.OT -oN-MlJL. , --c, E"OR SAL� commence operating around the UNFURNISHED APARTMENT, I F first of July. Avoid th!! fall rush rooms Bild bath. First floor. BERRY Helahb. Near , 9Chbal I Built In wall styles with unit completely removable We have all 1rades of eoal. We Coal Street, Mldtlleport, WY 2· and ba"pltal. Phone WY 2-11112, 3tc 8 23 from sleeve and models for window Installation. -41 24 fitc , ---+ -also &liver. Phone WY 2-6822 3006. I -or WY !-8039. Jeffe� Coal Com- 2 BEDROOM HOUSE on LinC!Gln FOR LE: U4 acre farm hollMI SA : . pany, Syracuse, OhJG. l�eiAA111. Automatic gas heal with electricity and cellar. I , . 8 � � tall WY 2-5127. 8 2-( tfc Drilled well water. Good barn. I -,---;::--,---c-: ' ' , .1,:, _Jii other I ACJOUS 411: • 00 ,t,el hnDdln• and granary henhouse, (, 7)· HE LP WANTED , ?J 1 ,. ' '.', (n exc!e1lent bminess location. outbuildings. Orchard, '700 tl".ffl.: Ooorl lease avallabll'I on lots or CARRIER FOR MULBERRY timber. On school bua and ·mliff ' Phone WY•2-374t O.r ,.. Yel'llfflg Pomeroy St• W• Sec"nd ,. can be moved. Call WY 2-2353 Avenue. Appty 1n persuo At 1he route, WltUam Heilman, Rout,, MIDDLIPORT ' I RD ID. IIADIURY · - · ..... I 6 24 61.e Dally St-ntinel. for ffl'n,,,,�lftn. 41 ,;a t{ s, Pomeroy, Ohio. -- �--...----.-� L�----'--------- · WANT A D S • i) � 1. 'l'nfflc cauUon I I - ----------- 1 MOSQUITOES __ w,_ �"" _ �. ·,�!\ Fl�M'-ruN--ris ;;;,- .,,,, Sp�cials .._..,,.....,,,=- SPINET PIANO BALDWIN ORGAN $791 · THOMAS ORGAN i ' i ellrM,ill' -'-I �--., ------� $691 b.� ----===c-- ==== ==�--��-- .. , MAGNUS ORGAM ; $78· Summers & Son ;? ====-==�==-- .f ' t) '' �,:9'1::.1 1/ \ Tuppers Plain8 S 'a] Noles fr�:�· 0:d , Iv ERNIE IUSHMILL E■ ,. ta,j Ttin==•---- _., WJ E H -RAD10 :er� : ,aliei I' w-. DAVY JONES PONY CARTS $65•00 s ,IMYBE. 1H� IS, � . 1'-' 10 �5S 8Y 1HE CLUB BYZANTINE l'HPS MORNING. I WANT 10 Flf'/0 OUT MORE ABOOT 'JHIS TANYA 6lla THAT F'EAA\'& INFA'TIJATED WllH J BEAT THE HEAT ;;=====-:-:==='=� ::.Jr '' SADD LE RY ,...,== :=c--::-===--==- =bi::r: :�c�w:: �""'::::===:.�,r;;:::::-:;:-:-:'.:""1,;;::;-;:;;::;:;--. WMPO Rad,'o Spacial I t -��-lou�1:J"_ a:��· $494· I '-M">, , • 91 st AHNIVERSARY R,1'ver Report f��t��wiiis'iiior;-::;=::::::-1 .-,0 on:y $4.50 weekly I CHRYSLER-AIR-TEMP AIR CON DITIONER "Evergtltfllf For The Horse" Fibre-Glass Insulation In Stock G'I LMORE SUPPtY STORE ing Bui der:., 3uop y Co� ■ , '' ' ;, -,', � .' • tor SD:�et Piano 1 I 11 1 ,J .., . Freda Blaettnars ... . 1, FRED LASIWIILL " c..uu,; 91st ANNIVERSARY 1 llldonourl I -.... ........ ........ Today's Medical Report Society News I Eagle Ridge News Events Mr. Ind 11.., l'loJd Ill' iWIAII M, RIFE Cheater •pent .P'rid11 eveJUlll of Mn. raye Wood l'l'tumed' home wJtb llr. IJld lln. A. D. Tuttle. tahr&o 1. Sunday from a two wNQ vl.ilt 2 lDoL ...... Bn.n4t'e cblnOW1 mt:y ber dau,it!er, Mr. and Mrt, lln. � Wolf -.Jilted � • r 1 with cdwnbel' Clllll 11, W&eh Jerr, Bowen ond famtly of Can- nt- llr, 111d 11n. Harr,- Wolf t.Spider'a 2l Bound, Wodnetda,, lJ. Stir up ll'l&ftt al Winchetter, o. u a eow 11. North S. M:•--� 13. J�� .,,._ Mra. Martha Ward of Morpn llr. and Jin. Gordon Cline IAIINl!Y ......,. A···-,1Ue .. 01.,... LI •na SNUFFY SMITH .. .t Wel di, w. v, . ..n.d 00 l Cett her er huard and M,.. Reva Johntkm al rye of Ktn.d 15.. 1 ...,..,.. otate _.., r llrt . Glenn Tuttle Satur11. Pam:,t ,. Inte.. of Stronp Run ,_ s u O d O y DO HE WANT ME U&tln• 'IE MN0\11 SIJOffil WOULOITT' • (lf.Z,J day .,., .D&tional Eibel ••d -t S.turlfternooo !! Jin t, DOC TO SEND THE RJI p.m. .-. wlt Guided • . . 3tMelody an , d 1' Wl"lttnc LET •oi: BULLET " RIDE IN ...._,.,......_ SNUFFVS AMflERLANCE � IOU Rlchard Lee and Jamu Dalo da, n1tln wltb bar par.ot, Mr. 36. W&lked THAT Rl!Tn.e TRAP, DOC s,;,:;.;.,-• ... lllnclolmpl. d D06 IS RERL 37.Dex■UNa I. R.i.Yff Zodiac ,IT. 11,n RJfe. Rid>ard Lee 1eavq for tbe u llrt. Ralpll P°'ter. "'' llt, Of'Mk to 1IDl,e •, BAD SIC.'{ lon>ua r. and oh IJl ... a Mrt, ll J n d loday, Air lelan4 11:111. . '! 1, 11, Blllllder 10, Clo. to 3I• Diab Mr. and Mn. George Benrldge Wilily Cllled on their ll'■nd­ ploya 11. Give l'-. enoo.., \ . 41. IDxel• and IOD Freddie of Athem. o. mother Amy Wolf Sunday even, U, Dlac:ual. IL F'orotbl1 '3 � matton <lOftt:aot - Bunda, .....,, with ber m,. ......r.. .. ·A&Ylaq .,, C!oae to 2,.Bn.4 PINl!II, llr. and llra. a.a,1q Mr. and Mn. Georee Clark ot :II. ToRJfe 111d lhowed movies.. of Flor- Harrilonville ealled oa their a. Horaer>a ,randd■ulhter Mr,, XU.ton Tut,. Ida. l.olanO tie and family Sunday eveoJne. Airman 2nd C. Ronald R I f e Mr, and Mn. A. D. Tuttle vis•- •k&ttnc ancl wJfe Mugie of Fairbo lte(I Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spen� 80. Lodp<I Ohio ipeot the weekend w: cer Sunday e,• •->..t'--.JWL..L_.C!,..,_...::_=::_;:'....J • enine. 1_ a.I, w...... f1orrM!1 to.lb. Her laater, M r ■. ! Wanda Stewart ol Rutland gave Ifr. and Mn. Jack Hsrrt, Ll'L AINII apen t Sunday afternoon wJtb a stort lhower for Marjorie oa 31.Latvia,, Mrt. AIDJ' Wolf. eveoJni turda,y WEU,71--IAT WAS OHi. V:-::'::'�'::':�::"'., Sa She oo1n . wa, a,,t,t. T1'1JE/!' WAS Mn. A. D. m.,.. Jin llll. CUt � Tutile, ed by her molher, Mn. Guy PrJd. �E� . MOCKA�,n ,.... u topo ......� cuv Tl-IE IS nn ,.._......,, dy. She received I lot of D 1 e e Tuttle, Mr,. John Role and. dau• a:=..oo.1 -THE MORE -.vu 111 :le. Onok M i.t .. e · OSUAL. IUNI(/! glfte. Mra. Cbarlea RUe M 1 1 1 .,.. er and.i were ha Parken"it>lJ � H letter bur1 _!Conda,, Mr& lwso took Patt, Rife, ldlq 811. Putot Saxton "to be" and Larry Rife all attended tJJe Mandie to Dr. Jones. 40. Conden.sq· Mrs. Milton Tuttle baa been &bower from here. &ndholdl threa tened witb branichal pneu. Mr. and Mra Ra)'nxwd Tb C. CaptaiQ mon.i a tbil week and her mot.b­ KJdd, u also Mr,. Bowen : er Gaynell Clark t, spending foron1 a clllldren spent Sunday with · Mr, lew 4'. C&vity da,,s with her heJplne with and Mrs. Jerry Bowen of Canal wort 48. Qiuea 1.. W;__ ":uest '8. Poem, er, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. WllUamt of Mr. and Mrs. Re 8 � F.;i s k DAILY Olll'P'l'OQuom - Here's how Win ille, Ohio and J. M. to wo;ktt: Cabin Creek, W. v:. ,,:t t h� TuttJtersv J/ ___, \l -!W..s --'""" '-.Jl. e of Cheater called. on Mr. ::L...:!ti111 _ A. �_ 'J" D L B A. A. X B weekend at their farm here II · L O- lf. Q F J!l L L O W aod Mr• A. D. Tut Ue s.tur d•y GASOLINE ALLE Y •pent Sunday p.m, wlth Mi1!: One letter .imp1.,-·1tandl mornJne. another. In tllil aampla A .la Uled Mrs. Char .. Jes Rife and family· for the tht'N L'a, X fo!"'tht1 tw-o o•-. ete. Bingle letten, apo,. / Patty Mr. William Wolf called on � Rife lraphits tbe Jen-i-,. e..... and ,onnatton of the worda are all lllntl,, returned to b e Heres the . �hO 8 weei: I nt to get a· mea You r, wa . o and r n , l!rs. CUnt M : Orr k'ead it ad That!; inore than Satu ployme d h � � nt at _,,.c ay the code letten are different.. Ohio Univer.s; •-- tG GUmmQ!' end ..&>..... rtf,J old man ........ ,iou�lf. 1UOrk, day, 1 day· maJ.ld' a tot. of money'l ..,__ angle'! Chin=r'7 � 1111,a · rr" u11tr vS "- � Quo...... rs. M A • D. TutU�. Mnt. Glenn / Mr. and Mra. Leilfl! Ruffm Tutt le _and daqhter Kathy NMB 'U' O L S l,i -l' U B D and EUXJ s u children Larry and Marl.: X were p ekl111 strawberrle, st 1 spent Sunday with her C> II W W S U D X �, MOL EUXJIU GL Emory PoweU1 last WednesdaJ. I Mr. and Mra. George � Z L N 8 17 S Q - 1> B U S Q a W K. Mr. and Mra. Ronald Rife •Jf PORTLAND estenta,'1 Ot,tii:Gquotet I STRUCK ONE CHORD OP F airbo rn, 0, spent &mday night .,.J --­ S1C LlKll: TIIE SOUND OF A GREAT AMEN-PROCTER. and Monday wfth Mr. and M ra George Beveridge of Athena · Week end ruest, of J'i.lr, and I!! 1111, Elil ......... .,,......., ""'' 0 Mrs. Sarah Rife, M: '--a1 , a' n d· Mrs. George Compstoa were dauglrter, Mn. Dorothy Bever- their children : Mr. a n d .Mrs, Robert Mor,ian and daughter Jdge of Athens, o. •Jleiit Sun dey aad .Mr. and Mn. Charle• Rack 1 . ----p.m. wJth Afr. and Mrs Georg e and 80D, all of Akr&n. · &u:tcm and fanjJy, Fagan Price i9 a patient at NANCY Mi81 Connie � Saaur.ay ..- apent �at- tbe Roher Hospital in Ga1lipo. 1:00 Off the Air urday night wft'h Patty Rile. Ua. $:55 Sign Oo 1 . ss Sharon Bro Mi 6: 00 Cuntry Express w�, Cana l Win- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Miller 1 Suuay cheater O 11 6:30 RFD thla week and son of Oxford 1pt!nt t b e I, 7:zs Sip On with h;r THE 7:CIO Breatfatt Party y Bowen. week end with their parents, l 7:90 Manhattan Melodies Ike Barrett 11 �Id his farm 'N ROLL ROCK 7;.25 Extended Weather Mra. D, W. Rhodes and Mr. and I ?:4G"Sunday <!lapel here t.o KID 8001 7:30 Breakfast Party eone m Columbus, Mr1. Charles Werd. 8:00 Morning Meditations Ohio· 8:25 NfJWB of the World, NatJon &::16 Social Seeurff:J Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gillilan and � Show 9:00 Jones Buick Show 8:30 Voice of Bevivsl children of Chester and Mrs. -----9:30 Church of Christ, Pt. Pl. 9: 00 Country Hymn Time OWe Sa,re and daughter of1I 9: 45 The Good Life 9:8(1 The Church at Work Morse Chapel virdted •' I nd 10:00 Polka Tirm lO:OO The Sunday Show Mn. C. E. ,Johnson· J 10:IS Star Salute 10·25 News Report M an_ M d ,._ Cecil McLeod of 10, .. Tri County Mu,tc AJ1n. . , OCJ 11,30 The Sunday Show Belpre Vlllited Mr. and Mrs. 11:00 Duttan11 I RC Cola Top 10 IJ OO One More Ste · James Davia and Mr, mid Mrs P lJ:00 Noon News ·1 By Evelyn Brtctle11 11 . 30 wash"mgton Reports to the Kennet b Mcl..ec,d 12:15 New Sounds In Town People "L�lle Hardway of Worth- Mr. and Mn. Gene Wolfe anc1 1 "' �'! TRACY 12:30 Platter Party nt Thursday night with children of Stiversville Yis. ..,, n : 45 EUB Church, Pt. Pleaa:ml lted IN FAc,; I 1..0v!! Tlff5 1'i.ACl!. 1:25 News M a, �Mrs. arence 1 Cl 1 Nichols :Ur. and Mn. 12:00 Robert Noori News Cozart.. .r,::,:=,-,--!.:""" 1 1:30 Platter Party TOO. "TRIJSTYS" GOT NICE ca 1 , on other friends· DICGIN'S ow . 1-IERE . WE'RE ONE an � Mn. d u Robert · Beecle 12 r The I 5 Sea ch : 2 :.... "'"'ws Mr a d M BIO MAPPV FAMILVan Hoffman aEd aona visited Mr, Becglea · §,unday 12:30 Showcase 1:30 Plaiter Party EH. C.ATS? \lwe Su�ay ;,� ; IIOn, tber Guy Beegle and ■on Tom I Scoreboard �d � : Mr. CODgref!sman 5S J3 Moeller and Mrs. Dana 0 an Jr. of Racine. :; : = 1:00 Sunday Sboweaae end famfly of R utland Mr. and Mn. Kirt Moaer of ' 3:30 Bandstand Scoreboard S:45 Round up of News Mra. Carril!' Bahr · ret�e d Califor nia II vfsitlng her par- I $:4S News �-Up� : 6:00 Sundown Serenade to her home here �� eltenn g eats Mr. and Mn. Harry Swall. l:00 Sundown Strenad!J· 7:00 Tr�lirl' Time Arna Hospital. Ath'"ns Mrs. Leona Shall!!,• and son John . a ve · oo 8 : 00 Off the Air Tr Effie Saunders ii auist:� _ _..:llo '· :::.:. T_ _ g car- and wife of Vienna vlaited Mr. ing fat her. and Mrs. CbarJea Bilton. Mr. and Mrs. DwlSht Kirn of Guysville were Sunday ,:roe,t, f o ed to her home from Jf..ilber ffoa.. Mr s. Mahfl Khn. 11:55 Walter Moeller Those Vialtlng Rev. and M pita! where she underwent major &,58 Sl,n On n· 12:00 Local Newi Bragg S!·.. .,ay .lfert Mr. and ...., surgery. 7,oo 1lllCa1 12106 Noon N... · Mr. and Mr■• Everett Wood..., Haynes amf I 7, 4S The Lffe!Jfi,,C ' M IJDlly Frankie Baldwin and famlfy. -� and laailly "'"' C\unday """' of 12: 10 Ohio News tle,q 1,00 Ob1o M.l.u Bn111 Braq-, all of �Je,. Mr. and Mn. Robert Lanpnett. 12:15 W. Va. Fann hatun a,111 Ohio lj'ewa ton, W. Va., and Mr. and Mr l: IO si,ort. 'j'.ol!IQ' 12,20 BulleUo Board James Parr and daugbt�, Jacqus e: I: IS World. Nn-1, lZ:25 Newa O Gram& llne of Atheni. 12: 30 Bill Ferrell Show 1, :to Mulll!ai bock M:l'I. H�kln Watson and cblldr,m 12:55 World New■ 1:55 Local New, of Athens "" guests Wt>dnesd sy ,, .. em �.....o Show of Mn. Effie Wataon. 9,00 Mullcal Clock 8:30 Army Time Mrs. Mabel DuvaU was taken 9:l!O Soq A Story Time to Camden Cir •· Hos itel, Park­ p 4, IIO 1lJsdll!f Wttb Dos, ,, . Sbo,ren .., -. ""'""'10oJa Wjth era!>urg, . tO,OII fflp SdiooJ Rlt Parada 4:!0 Rolltng HOJDI Mr. and Ml'I. Wayne Brickles 10:55 World New,. s,oo Saturday NeWI Summar:, ea ed on � 'Mr. and Mn. Emmett U:00 fllp School Hit Parade $: 16 Musicale emey of White's Chapel recent.. lf 11:l!O LqJalalt,e e, oo Sunset -an! . l,y 11:45 Worii1 New, &, l10 Sign Oil Mn. Pearl Koehler wu return.L _ �-- n,y. w eat .._ tule - ...... SATURDAY July 1 , 1 2:30 P.M. - u r.,.. SALE i 8 ck h I---'--...._._,,,., 1 ., ,.... ..... .......... / . ";. JO , 1. � 1, 0,..,. men I. WOUe Holzer Hospital _ CR � WOR D · . :. .,,,, ' ,, . ... ' .. •·· .AND tM ALLERGIC TO PERFUME .., ,,:. • ST.AGE DOOR , ' • �·-- --• -.......➔- • -�- ·-- - ·""'-�--- •··-· ' - · ... . .... . T G-Dall ..'•, ..' I n, ...' fol Ob &-Dally .... • • • Sentinel, Pomen,y-Mlddleport, 0., June�. 1 96_1 1 Greatest Fl" Jm Cl"'·SSI'c On Old South COIDl·og To �1e1· gs UC Mainly About People In Pomeroy . ' About 125 Parents Attended Cam1Program Given At Kia Shuta Event . . . .. - · � - �· -� · - • · · Around And About n,!:.,, !'.,"::,� =;:' * port M •dd/!.. mg, ; - .,... ... ... . d:E U: Cu,to F...t TRY Made DaJr) (8 "" -·.... .. ' JHg CBI '"' autori .condi Wt > ...,.. ....., I BOO and I Pfeu NEW I ING Y�ur Mact Shop. iiESTA p an.!, "'" ,. ( t'Xha1 ker, prir! WY : VSED GAN play. w... ta, f, l'urllb fini,f we.. "'1 Good roa s ed R timb Olnl FOR � Chill• •Id. Irv, DELU Defu a,., Rout WY f•i: Q J. MEIGS THEATRE 1 LIBERTY THfATRE Assignment ,.;-------------=----,1 l..\eigs Theatre - __...,._ o, All Tho 811h1t AtHJ So,mdo Of Tho Motl S.noolionll • Tho World H• t- Known/ ""· "A TALE 01' THI CHRIST" Charlton Heaton, u Ben Hur; Hava Harareet, as ·s­ lher; Stephen Boyd, •• Measla. Chrllt Delivers The Sermon On The Mount! Mary Boldin& The Now Born Christ Child! Tho Charlot Racel (lhow .,.,,., 7.ot ,. M. Ono lhow N lthff,I) (Alllml-,on: $1.30 tax lnclNN. Chlltll'N IOcJ IMotlnN: -nl•J .lulr I, 11311 P,M. - - OnlJ) CAdmlt,ton1 Adult, ,0,. CIII......... 51c.l IMalli.'IIN luntlrt1 JulJ t., hllll PM. 0... lhow Onlp) IA�AlN11 '1.IO f"'!.""1- Chi..... lOo.l ....... ................. ·,;.\' ..._. . ... _ Cloloo l,_ P.M. 'CARRYING CASH 0//lur,, Tru,leel is an meceSSIJ risk Of Council, Met Book oftiffra •nd tn11tee1 of Theodorue CouncU. Datlp.ten of America met '111ur■day eve­ nina: at the home of Kn. Don· aid Hauck, Oaborn St. Followina the auditinc ot the books. relreshmenll were aen­ Houck to 11ro. ed 1,y 11ro. Richard Campbell, Mm Arnold Hayes,. Mn. Donald Hauck, Mn. Harry Stahl, Mn. Ray SeJden­ abel, Mn. Herbert Mlller and Mn, Albert Woodm:I. um. Soft, TER coat, TEii Alt s.,..; �US O N D RIV E·I H TONIGHT David I.odd In "lltAYMII'' - al.so Randolph Scott. Joan Lealle "MAN IN THI IADDLI" (Tec::baK'Olor) ALSO CARTOON JUM 25-26 lun. & MM. St1rtln1 et Dual!: Will Steal Your Heart before you know Jt • . . "THI IOY WHO ITOLI A MILLION" - alao ­ Aeadem, Award Wlnner Beat Actor: Burt Lueaater Best SIIPPffllne Aolreu: Sblrley Jone1 "ILMIR GAND.Y" (In Colorj lND SI.....,. NOIJ: roR CJIILDJWI llNDEll 18 ' ELEC. FRY SKILLET With Cover Regular $1 2.95 . . . . . Spocl1I $9.95 __ ..,....., die ........ • 1boft ICddeacol lolL .. .,.,, a11d __......, ...1. caia ,our Oe.a.h., Ji> We Pay 3% In- On y..,, Savlnp The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Memll■r ,.._al l111ne System. MimNr ...... Dopooll 1- Carporatlan POMlllOY, OHIO . --· ., --. ­ ··­ ,,,,_,r lt :l&, a � ll, 7.50x14 TUBELESS ·. BLACKWALL UNICO TIRE Regular $20.50 . . . . ,s�.,i 41 �.95 u:• •.� tlrt . E. Main St. 4" Wall Bruih and l¼ '' Seda Bnlll 1iven with purcbaae of S pl. or � ·' • ! of Untco Paint. ..J : .. I" S.E. OHIO OF fREEZ1i, 81GGEST. DISIILAY ,... , , . � .r' ' · •. . '\ , . ./ ,. ..... .. .. '· 1 i I ' l Toll the Tru!JI• will hR Ille ""' cribs this aummer. lre'D' star In the atoek ....-. o1 "l;iestry ... Apa'' In-,. nlsjor eHfeo r..lbllng llolln - 1, an old theatre entbu:efut. Ha likes 'IV, �aidert pleturea okay tlliat lw,'1 rattier be behind the foot. liilhta any day. lffill'al' Ii ' 1 T -,-,---- -•ba... -·· ,..,; police r,,,,. m...ier.,a by -u ........, assassin who • shoots them. 1""' r....., wllhea hlflk -red rll)e. irom • 1 •r t;), »£ ... '.I" ..,,., _ a.a -, � .,. lhltJ'• hilloy - ........ _,. ....... . _ WtffN-TV 1:,0 Wlllarll .._ .,. ... l'UI .,.. - a.... - S..ls 11:lh '- 0. Pando .,. _ ll, •. -.. -.. •• -• Olllbl 11::a 0... 8111:!'III ,,•. -· -pfeco •=• ni�z•;p BowS. ' Mason Coonty D• nvers Asked � ta se LightS , ,11'� T0 j and Mar•lto 1.ep,n � .. ....,_ • ,.._ ..,. ,. .....,.. ,,.,, I .,;.,. a,, unR ,...,...,., ..,_ t, . : ..ingtheof Legio■ , BaD. � for llodl lhe - ., iary ancl'lhe jllnlGr ...... instaJW. Reft11ffNI,,,.. aD4 I a. cial haw- 'Oil folloll'. 1Ap,n ... t,d ft PT. PLEASANT - 11,, ate St flcials ....,. 11,ai ..... )Ila ' _ H 1oy1 Police have requested the coop!r- groups pow tD •-- ... -�· pl of atlon of all persons in West Vk groui:a, and t h i 1 ........ with gima with the "Lights fnr Llfe" tren li for AJner1u. V,r«kl gt s program. , of Unit No. a are .... � • • they Motorists are requested to turn I courage ell Jmum' ad _Jlirii •.,,,� ahtng. on their bead lights July I and tlve memhers to att.l. ADJ � f ,aw conlinue to burn these lights aD , <:OIi eacortt-\i tbeae jmllDn • e and during the day and evening when I i9 welcome. °: ; r'Wbe they are on the highway thruugh BOP ANNtMJNal:D the Fourth of July holiday. , Ash 11le object of the program ls to There will be a Sllffllllfl �·.. : for a develop an awareness on the part record liop with Tun Labat al; , home. of the motorists in our st.ate that Dave Reinhart at the Dldfml . ! were they are driving during a holiday Recreation center, . V{edn11.,�•\ : )'/bite. period Md have a basic responsl- June 28 from 7:30 until If=• Re�wen. bility to themselves and other& lo freshmtatl will be IOld ml �..;�� awarded. pan, be a aafe driver. =:?· l.· 1:08 National Velvet 8:311 Ta� Huater 511ow 9:(NJ OleYJ .._ I0:00 ..... ,,..,.. ... J0,30 - Angela 11:00 News Reatllnel· 11:JO Weathercast ll.; 15 La Sho• t:00 Sign Off Pat- u ...m ... I ___ _ _ ............ := Dexter Community Leader \\ j i;'- I S: 30 Roc!ky & ffis Friend, tl:'00 p.m. Summertime, W. Va. 1,30 Waft l>fml!I' !'luonla ,, .. -Ide l::ll Lawman 9:00 The Rebel t:31 ,1 II I J.-t.. -- .- 1 [ �. ,i :!} ;· �� Died Saturday AtHisH� ..... t Han- ILe 'lll _ ,..._. 11: • Lata - ...,..., •• a"• r• .,,. , ._ ._ .,■, r..■• _, 1:• • ■t - · �=� •••c Lidie ···• -· -a .,.Wlidi,..,,..,., .se.i t : 7: , ,: _l .. •Jt\ 1 I L WCH'-1V c......... . • I Bo� ,.hel , "1P .,1,00,. $hldoy ......, '1'eq,pfe s,- rflc 81:ewru•o driving: � .,.. - .... Pren 11:30 Sunday .Newa P..._ 8:-115 Wrtb12cW 11111 llulra, Bl&bway· Bolldoy S:ot Aa-b -. 1.ow -. -.. ... 11,11 llt!I, Alim 1.add:' flltrle Fr<,ddle l'ilntdant, 'tile anlmat• ed hero, .C: ''111e -FliobCoDla" Gil AJIC.ff l'riday. nlthlsi .....U,, lla11 two, ....._ Ket �IB. djtea the speak-n,loo, - 'Mllcllell data the - 1lnj Whenaver Pred41Je decides to exerclle · ht. voeal talent. • . • • :. Tom Po.ton, panelist on "'To ·· -- ,r.-' Ii .. a;...,� l U,:M G ts ,., .. Coronado • U:ID Movlli ,, ,_ ......, ,, ,..,., <,oo ........ - ... a..-i ,; t __ - __ ' 1 1JOrt- 1:• ?ts t w. Cla,k Gable, lJael llo rry­ n,oo Bo,o The Clown JnON, Channel. � 1 1 : 15 Jl.m. Camera I IJ:.90 ""' ColKorata, Ray lflllaod, 9a,. 6 Coullt. Ooasroal1 Towll 1:00 bar.a staawid:. 1:30 Contrails 2:0II 11.e An1wer 11 ,. 2:30 The 'ibJt, AnlWl'I • Gol,I - � Amo lioth­ ,,-.,., J■I, I, 0■- •• 11, 10 Rlflralf, TIIA, t'llannel Jean 111r1.... s,,,,,.., Ttacy, 11:00 Aealemy � ti, . AWlml 11lealer. .. ..,..,., Jue .. - a, .ne1..UV.., Robert Taylor. T h • ' 9:tll right of 1bt .... 9,41 Uilile tllat Span I0:00 -. 20 11:at ,.,... 11:ltt Minll J , ,,,,.,.. ....... * 10:GO Oirlsropllirr 10:30 Adv8IIAll"OW' Vfzzht 11:00 Vlia lo llakylaod, U.S.A. 11 : 30 Thia ia, ... LiM 12:00 TV a.ap■I 12:30 Light ftDI 12:45 Gospel -- leya ] : 80 .tilt LtlkJatter J : lS M......_ 3: 15 Industry on Parade 3:30 Trade Fair S1er7 .. "-le■• Channel 8 fto WSAZ-TV Channel 3 ,_ ,_... . "'-· 11: 28 A. Fz,ae Scsul, No...a Sllear. 7Jorde11i .... Toll lOm ►. . Det,aty t: 31 Nat1on•1 Nin t&, ;; 'Ill, lo Your lJ!e U:• 'Rna- Pttflb■ 11:IO_ W_ ll'11 tctll ,Ip OIi j SIJNIIA Y· •e.1--y,. Jue II. Oaael s. n� st J'm Still .Alive. Kot Tiay­ lar, Lfnda 8aJea, Qa.ppne), . 13, 11: Uii The Goldeo MW11e11, John Agar. a-...,1, ..... •229' WY 2·2181 Ge, "-Dane ._...., .Jue II, n-, I, It:, 1• g.n,, Last of Illa Pagans, Ray Mata, totu. Loa1, Cianno1 13, IT : 15 11w, Loq Woll, Anthony Quinn, Peu, ea.tie.. • Jack W. C.my, . ' Mar. ■ p.111: 1 ■ IF ifil¼ Ch•-al 1 3 U·Ot1 8" 11'111 12:311 Our Gaa, 1:tNI 'l1>1, Weelc tn Spo,b . � :JS �aaebaff 4:0I aw can, l•i'llt Dnnee, ... 1·111 Wre,tt!DJ .....,., .... .. .._,. . .. JI:• • ,.m. TIie ._,,.. el Madam l<, - - tJonel Alw.lL • €Immel D, n:ts p.m. '!'be Little kldnappen, Duncan lfarca1 Ji!an AD-. · FREEi 2 PAINT BRUSHES llEG. $6.50 VALUE Landmark nd l;. 11:. ••r Jin n- Glalt.otee,.. , fllllti. IVery� Used fr�pzers -AS LOWAS s12s1 Pomeroy 5ctll !latunl,p - 9p,1!l 7:ID Leave . . .... 1"11 L. Weot' l',li._., Jr. t'tianneJ "11le Gnardaman, · A� -f -. .. ........ aw,. rm-, I IIDoclakf•Tb...aalll s:a • 111J -· '6011 •••u. ,,-. -.. n ■, F llaa WOIC.TV JV MOVIE ICE CREAM eVonlllo __ 1 1:1(1 &:I 11 fllaa 'lhsts . lc41 Sporto ft....iu, ., Gel one-half plloa of Borden's Ice cream for each eublc foot of fNa. Be, tne apace Ila a Ulllco frl&eralor or Comblllatloll purcbal­ ed DOW, L. taken into custody for driving low, 21. no addresl pen, was la­ while intoxicated. Also. Aaron jured 1lighlly ht • one car acdHysell, 30, Pomeroy and Norman , dent on Rou� 33 earb' Setw-day Evaru, 22, Long Bottom v.ere ar- : eight tenth.I of. I mile IOUth ol. t111 rested for disturbing the peace. ! Meiga-Athen,: eGIUlly line. Leonard Elswick of Cheshire is The state Jligbway Patrol ..... Charles M. Oi:am, ti, Atbem, till . being held on open charges. , dr iver, -.U apparentlJ lilindelt ti; , �s THREE PERSONS WERE fined an _ oncoming_ ear ran oft' Ille Wf . Saturday evening in the court of s1rie oC the highway, llkidc1ed Oft! a Pomer oy Mayor Charles Legar a bank, and rammed into • � ng ti Kit Neal or Middleport was fined � tractor twned by Elbert Gflll. .ig • $! and costs for failing to slO)J 1an, 41, Pomeroy RD 1. .:: .am- within a cleat, assured distance. Dam11ge to the ear wu Mayor Legar Jound C-arrolJ W. light lo the tractar. / •ital Jobn of llaeine RFD guilty ol The Patn>l bat I • , . SI .;i� u i � ant!ltl, was Re Pomeroy. Jn speeding , _. also floed 11' and costs. John,on 2 l'ommJy, : cense, and Olen Daller, ff, , r:r- pleaded not guilty. les a doledl !l' In tbe only other court case, �� for � gh h Bodi w� $100 · ned 8 i as w s e fi � 5 Charles E. Hay appes ' ..., . and eost.e on a charge of driving Galhpolia Municipal Court. 1._ while intoxicated. and sectenced < •to three days ill county jail. Oren I B' uembenhlp , 1"• Lott was arrested by the Pome- igger ' • .._' roy police eu a chargt- of dist urb- Asked Qy Aux�li•f'l The: Racla Amencall , ing the peace. j, I erteoded - lnYlall-. AUJ:iliary l � mem.. wbe tedaJ lirll all Mk!hael PASSENGER, A - .. 1 l>olJ., and lo - ellpilo in imembers o1 the ...._ -·•· · - R1-....... I: .,.. n.. s:»- _... c> ,....... .,....... S:Gt Freezer Sale ! Choice of 4 R1vo11 Come 'n Get It .. lme d ln C a1·�Wreck iln-1 f' wt.Al-TY Channat 3 20'' PORTABLE ELEC. FAN R11ul1r $29.95 . . . . Special $19,95 • • · ing formed unde_r the leade:rs;1 : p of tl:.e Meigs Countf a meeting dat e is being set. f11e Men&al Health diaplaJ -, ntinel photo. JUNE 24, IHI 12:30 Ort 11• 8'a,y 1• � ]: It' ..... Da.1:25 ....... f:OI'" Mtdrsf J fcIll TWIN WINDOW & PORTABLE FAN R11ular $14.95 . . . . Specl1I $1 1.75 Low As h Auociation display at the county fair ,tm year wl� e Obie Mental Health Associaticn si..a Ff: Mrs. Plummer SATIJIIIIA Y Quollt, Pl,.ASTIC CLOTHESLINE Regular 59c . . . . . . . . . Specl1I 49c c:my • chedt: book ... -d ol cull. 11 J>l­ funcls prompd7 • ,­ dlspcml wbeto Meded. 1111c il belpl ,... .. ....i SATUIIMY, - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - As i· TO DISPLAY-Meigs County Fair Board Secretary Frank JOTIJ'�tol(�t' �I over I AUTOMATIC POP-UP TOASTER , Regular $1 3.25 . . . . . 5peci.1 $8.29 plu, · �l Home - Burrtf and Save On Home & Fann Neerh Glaziers Are Back Far 4th 5c PER COPT President OrdersT·H LawAction WASIDNGTON <UPH - Presl­ deot Kennedy lnvoked the Tafi Hartley Law today in the national maritime ,trike. By executive order, the Presi­ dent found that the current &hip, ping ltrike threatens to "imperial the national health and aafety." �--� .cirKll'.!iat . bo.anL , - - ------------=----- ...,_ 1 DIG S U M M E I. Theme When Class Mef Iii,..... '. Strike ,Pause Made Pomeroy Landmark •f Uf.e neSS WQS <"-Wtt■b� dHd.... _, � 'hfli, tit.tit- WIITTYH'r lollar d•y. Ulch tud.iey n-81, ... -­ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, :Monday, June 28, 11161 NO. 59 Elberfelds In Pomeroy °" wllk Weather 0-,,.., To Tlw lntffelt, Of TM 11,ilp,Jl_,. .4r# * * * PlOnned 5OOn By WCTU Group I ent1n e a1 y e ON THE 2ND AND 3RD FLOORS Rum,nage Sale mg ' ollep, .. And Don't Forget to..•Sova All Your Saleslips From lem, ED. talm VI" , XI!! { l!,111 and Appl iances . • • ;r AVEli APII PrJy In!, ,n Elbe rfeld s r _ . 1'1r1hu., Mf'Ue&n Vlbllll&lff b,- U.. h111maa ""- ■yl&em. have _. 11hn.-■ experlme•ll1 M U'■Y d -' apee41 ■p Ii■ 1pprMh11ately l$O Dlllt1 per MIU'. * * I I ·'. 1 1 I . ,, ' ' h \ , I ' I ; , · ' ,.. F loor Coverings 1 TWO I I o, MlrM VNFU Now You Know June Sale of Furniture, 1 OAS. I l\, � Until 9 O'Clock Save �f' DIIMI I Jt., � •. , I Open Sa: urclay Night Approximately 1.25 mothers and of Parbrabtq attmded the camp the i �:l"p�::-i day leach ng ,.....,. Mr. and ,Mro H arloe of .1. ' at the Meigs _County Brownle 'l\e group w11 divided into SaJr Lawn. N�w Jel'8e)' ■pent teV· Mrs. Jay Warner and 1 0 n s, -- W'lh Scout Camp being held at Camp four unit, with Mn. Edna Hun- eral days with Mr. and Mn. ••'"'- Wind, " t h e 'Jbe camera rarely lingers but 1 ,,,., uuu1: Steven and JeIfrey retu.m• . Larry, : c•-i _ , is t m1gh,y does with it when in� deal c i s nen emu s la C --• Mn, Jean B'---�· e uwr,wl\."li and Frank Youngwerth th'· _ _ bf e unsurpassa aa -� "=-• .,_ a1ter a weell3 Kia Shula, •�ter . eel home Thur-y, , n:iwmes event, B ,o he u,e F o r t rry . . . . I Scar. e A duren ti nd Ii lh xam e or F impact a es the of de I ff J · when e l before ea l'l!I v 1 p taught who Dunbar Nancy Mias vmt in �Ddon, with Mr1. Ra Y making up the camp, presented a "Appalos.sas" and Anita ;s a;t r t: c ii W�r in Jett 0 ·i1arri, I Vivien leih l hurries � lllns, in the local school lhia past �ar O> Wa er. L inda Wamer who spent _ . number of skits , and songs willch Joan Hewebon and Linda Smith to to Five Points in Atlanta to fmd I rn . m•� back the is employed for the awruner at he past two weeks with h e r incl uded an original the · '°" rh' " � D i Ha i t rrv Oa�npon n r Meade song abod as aide1. Making up this unit were Holzer Hospital in the Therapy eater • unda Y, Mo -� the Meigs · ' grandmother returned home with tIie camp compoaed b Mrs. Phy! Y · CaroIyn Br'Lkl v.th . day &Dd Tuesday, June 25-;lfl and she is appalled at the extent and th(> tc es, . ....i Y Bunee. Department. This fall she plans to m. While there the but_hday !is Hackett, a leader, and another Marlene Goodwin , Shelia Cowan, horror of war's agony, ai. repre2'/. enter Ohio State UnlversJty. . or Ltnda w a1 celebrated with a composed by one of the aide8 Penny McKenz . . ie Nancy Mayer The movie, even to _those who , sent� Ill t� wounded and_ dy ing dinner attended by '1:1 relatives. �bout thh ear', Day Camp. Sall Due-Porth, •Ma Ann K]�� Bobby Priddy who baa been vishave seen it se�e�aJ bmes, �-on · soldiers, ly m� untended 1n the Mr. and M� John Fisher and Camp pe�l was alao intro- S� Havnle, � Lann in,r , Jting ID Columbua with hit uncle tinues ti tw arhst1c and emot 10, - sun-baked rai1road yard11. sons, Kenneth and Donaki of A):. duced and C'?"aft work which they S . 1 herrie Blackston, Betty Gail and awit, Mr. and Mn. Raymond al tri�ph. . It is here that the camera first ' . w displayed. was made had ith w eekend ron spent the past Camr,bell, Debra Harbreclrt, Pat- Turner, returned home this week. �l)Bl1ent to . view the shows Scarleu , then one Wol.llldcrl l m t wu e of sterday aat day the Y ty Croasan. and Linda. Wehrur..g. Mr. and Mn Albert Romeo a.�a1�, l caught it a wee k ago 1 m , then two, then hundreds an l the r parents, Mr. and Mn. H - 1 . the five day caqip and 'Ilmnday I WI d R R..udne ni ry o ush " . of Wil"k and " M Leadtlrs (Beat rice Ann Edwards) a n d of t he Cr kets yere 1 m Cmc mnati, and �uccum� al _os thousands. And as the dusty pathe girls went to camp at nOO!'.I Mrs. Phyllis Hackett and Mra. An- daugblets, Pamela and Jane of immediately to tts emot ional lffi· orama unfolds, the audience is ham Fisher of Minersville. Donaid returned for a longer visit and about 50 stayed overnJgbt. cill VanMeter with Jane Evans 81 Columbus are Upected to arrlve pact. s�ruck d wnb by the eloquent angMrs. William Everson, camp di- aide. Girls of thil group were Jan- thia evening for a visit with Mr. . with. Mr s. Fisher. Part of this reaction - and this uish of warfore, by the hopelessrector, was well pleased with the et Eastman, Sheryl Biggs, De� and Mrs. Charles F.dwar • n d . . dJ M y, will apply to everyone who had ness of suffering, by the utter Miss L I n d a Je:zi = speed with which the camp was bie Crow Peggy story Susan children Pat Mr. � Brenda. and dahght er Mr o e a . seen it before - was nostalgic. 1 catastrophe of the Southern de; r � :!t cleared when a surprise fire drill Clark, Paf.sy Ash, Barbar� White, meo will go on to Lexington, Ky. O y owre !"f and eve spe 19 1 ..,. Thus, the "Gone With The Wind" : feat . was held Thursday. She said all Debra Blaine, Sharon Glaze, JMle and Mn. Romeo will visit here ,,nt"u ied W I'th Miss Leigh Is absolute ly beau- mg two week9 wlth ·her grand· of the gar · Is were -·• t heme, closelY ,� uu• of the woods HJ••'....,, KathY Wa-, DarIa Sher- for • few days. r . a Ge M and Tara, the O'Hara plantation in l tiful ; such loveliness is hard to �::!8" : ::· ':.�: in four and one half minutes after kla�, Shiela Toney, C:O�nle Males, !Ui h Y P_a r · while the sounding of the alann. The Rohm Mills, Ruby Nicmsky and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ph pa Georgia' was eriough to start hold in memory _ lt must be . l l are OD vacatlon m Ca i ornia. and chUdren• Randy and Rila Bro wnies aJso enjoyed a night tears. .41,.,,_, · Mary Brau ......,. . I seen again. Her portrayal of Scc1r, Mrs. David return� from 11,have Wellston Gruese r . of hike Thursday and a treat before ��en of the . Bridge Trot- 200 recently Repeatedly thereafter, a line. a Jett ls utterly femin ine, yet hard tri western . mile p thro ugh the e M r . t u and e Mrs. Har- �times s were M Naoml Reed and situation, a familiar (ace,_ a scene .as rock - such is the nature of ls � :r l'lli stat.es. Among the interesting ry an�ea:�u y. I'll. a rah Moore served as rs. Joyce M lls with Marllyn - wouId be enough to sbr an in- this hero ine· assistant director, Mn. Ma:dxnxe Moore and Linda Sauvage u Places that they vlsi·tec1 were the stant response. Tu see Clarlt And what a climax ia achieved Mr· and Mra Arthur Mitch and . Arnold .118 buslnest! manager and O1ina M'I �1 rt, tn thit unit were Grand Canyon and Disenyland. • I ch oI Mc1ss1'lion are VISaides, The ,. G a ble , his hair .slighUy gr ey� at when -r c,__ Iett, MeIam.e ! OI'IV la de . y Mrs. as supp Doris I Eastman . Mrs. Homer Hawkins was ia Pamela Neuttlin11: Brenda Bover the temples to �ake bun look OId� Havi.llandl , Prissy <_Butterfly Mc- 1Tmg re1at'ives m the are8• the opening of t . Before sergean _ Phvllis Gallipol r:e'lr Anita Fultz, i& Fridiay for a check-up Bla icz: n. and to kno":" m the same mom Queen ) and Melame , s newborn Mr. and Mn. John Smith 1P':"1 mp aeveral fathers g the rl ca of ze i J)(l Debbie Hink1e, bbie Laney, DI- at Hol r Hospital cnl that be die� 8 few mon�s son �vade SheMTian ' s troops to re- laat week in Gt'Orgetown w,th scouts assisted in clearing the site ane W r ili:ht, Marlene Mahokey, ck u a by ted i w and agll, is to_ be h is q tw-n to :,haltered Tara. Then , the Mr. _and Mrs. Thomas Sm�th and settin� up the tent&. Assist- Debra Hmmell, Mary Hayes, sense of pmgnancy. VACATION IN FLORIDA st-arvtng Scarletl grubs for a rad- family and at Bethany, with Mr. ing with the work were Franlt Yvonn,. Jones, Marsh a Stewart, . e Ihl ns. r ank r M F s. and ha this time pe devaatated in after lsh me fields, gnaws p Ti . Powers, Leo Crew . George Hsc- Becky Houdashelt, Sylvia Swan- Mr. and Mn. Paul Overturf ot Columbus �nt a week in l.eslie Howard is dead. Laura it like an animal, skkens, retches, Dewey Pullins ret urned lo h 111 kett Jr., Dorsal Bigl(ll, Warren /!On and Alicia Clio. Hattie then swears her black and fore- home, East Liverpool Fr iday, af- Wright, Wendell Gerlach, WenHope C rews is dead. Flori da on tbf!ll' vacation. Their Leadeni of the "Wild Flowers" MrDaniel ia dead, and there are boding oath: "As God is my wit- ter a week ' s visit with hi.!l sister dell Bunce llf'd Philip Globolc:ar. were Mrs. Margaret Sheridan, small son, Paul Jr., (Butch), ness, I'll never be hungry again." and brother-in-la w, Mr . Bild Mrs. The camp waa withoot llgllts Mn. Juanita W�ll:l'ht and Mrs. stayed with his grandmother, othen. John Smith. But with these reminders • _____ ntll Thuniday when John Moore Iva Stewart with Susie Tracy and �i Fnnc:li Overturf, while and Dan White lnetalled them. Jackie Jonea as aides. Girls In 1_ey were -gone, come& the reali:.:ation that th.e Mr. and Mrs Perry Smith and e h t th Wl "Gone and screen, child ren. Glen and Mehmie, of A new feature of the camp this this unit were Linda Cochran, ·;------------------Wind," have outwitted dl'ath. Columb_..1 are the guests of Mr. year was the newapaper which Marv Ash, Susan Gerlach, Judy 'I'bere are Gable and Rhett Butthey published three days, Tues- McKnight, Sunny Still. Kathv and Mr.s. John Smith, S ler - the two have become one, Rev. and Mrs C. Melvin Al- day, Wednesday and Thursday. Moody, hle!a Allen, Brenda Ede t r typing e th n f Assisting irrevocably - vigorously alive. o Bradbury, Connie Marv h wards. l klre moved Thursday, to the UnitIf Leslie Howard died in a war- _M iss Marg�ret Sauer enter- ed Methodist chu rch parsonage. paper was Mrs. Sa�ah: Weston Radford, Maria Grueser, Kathv lime plane crash, at least he Jives tamed the Middleport "'.CTU at Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Thomas Rou1h, who also 8881.Sled Mrs. A. Stone, Becky Triplett, Nancy 81 the mild-mannered Ashley her home Friday evening and and daughter Zana nd M r 8 R. Knl�hl with the craft work. Thompson and Kathy Manley. · On Wednesday, Mill Julia Fisher �-... ...!_,_ Mrs. Moore, Mn. Vir�lnla ea. M'i11, MeDanlel ls: Mam• was in cha. rge . of thfl devat ional . da B eaver i.UN Ur;m,.n, CotY , __________ John . 1 . •-If and Mrs. Bettv � ionev Cl!lmp,.,.., my'. MlH Crewa la Aunt ••Pitty- period w'h1ch included readings and Bever1y were VL!I ID Itors were feadera of the "Squealtl" pat" Hamill.on, wllo lives up by Mrs . Grace Sluce and Mr■, Ctiarleston and at Rock L a k e and servln, as aides were Suaanp achtree-st in Atlanta and all ii! Bertha Darst. p001• W. V9 · • Fti'day. na Arnold and Janice Everm . During the burmiess meetlng . a: It was. Mr, aod Mn, Wilham Bu e k Glrll of thl!I ffl'oun were Nancv c, nducted b the resident' Mrs and children Randy, Carolyn and � � St. Clair, C:Onnle Reed, Joyce RIcN al P p1ans tor C arcnce .• of Versailles are spendley Linda Hudson Kathv · Web- I . rummage sale • m the near f� Barbara . ' ' Pomeror, Ohio Iure were discussed. II was an· mg the aummer with her parents, The One Won One cla11 of the rung, Cherri Maver, Lou Ann William Watson, Pomeroy First Baplllt Ctrnrcb French, Pat l!!venon, TwiIa TONIGHT nounced that the Unlon would Mr. and Mrs. attending Oh'10 met Thur9day evening at t be Clatworthy, Sandra Johll80ft, Vle. "GORGO'' bold a plcnle Jul 21 at the home while Ur. Buck Is Athens. University, (Technicolor) home of Mrs. Paul Crose, East tde Van Meter, MarlR Grueser. of Mr1. Lillian, ;ieff. Plans were Don't Ml• It alllo made to visit Sally McCor• Mn. Jed Webster Jr. and son, Main St., with Mn. Ebner Wick- Mary Kallford. Bema�tte Hen"'DON'T GIVE UP James visited in Hartford, W. Va. ham and Mra, Victor Young Sr. nessy, Debra HAD, Effie Blaze. mlck in the near future. THI SHIP" wlcz and Susie Hy1ell. . . with her mother, Mrs. T. as hosteaeea. Jerry Lewis and Following the meetmg t h e Friday, . Rou8h• Mrs. Loram Sterrett, presldent Ned week the Intermediate Hlekey Shauchneasy group was entertained with piano C. Sc Meinhart opened the meeting with prayer. Girl outa will 1pend the week . by Mrt. Stieff and ...,_ Mr. and Mra. Phil music . . uu1111 t 1 . SUN., MON.. TUii, � dl"J �_._ the camp ea1:11 . Erma Snuth were vls• ,,Quietrleu , .wai the theme ol •� ..... and MUie freshmentl were served by Mlss Jun• BA-27 la Buchanan, W. Va today. the teachen thought �J Mn. m, to 4 p. m, with Mrs. Everson "GONE WITH THI WIND'' Sauer. Assisting t"o,,teaeea were ltors 50 fl. GREENLAWN HOSE and Mrs. Moore a!'I direct.or and Cfeehnicolor) Mrs, C, J, Bartlett, Mra. Joe Arthur Smitb o[ Chauncey and J. R. S1ephe�: •� 8180 gave aufstant director. For the first Regular $5.69 . . . . . Special $4.49 Margeret Mltchell'1 Story Turner Mrs Carrie Bable and Mrs. Bertha Goodfellar of Athens a meditation on A Kitchen Pray- day the glrla are all to brlnf!: • With Clark Gable, For The Kldol were Wednesday dinner guests er,'' written by an Engllah maid. nose bag lunch and a drinlc:­ Mrs. .AudreY Hagar. Vivien Leigh, Le1lle Howard High-FUN SHOWER 54" Gue8te for tbe evening were of Mr. and Mrs Phil Meinhart. A communicat ion was read from Ing cup. end OlivJ1 De L\J.avllland ,HRINKLER LAWN & ---the K(lrean airl which the elaae Mn. William Woodard and EdMatlnH Sund.., 1:30 P.M. Regular S1 .49 . . . . . . . SfMcial 98c support,. ith and Ma,tha Cade. Adml11lon 75c end 35c A abort buslneu 1811alon wu lv.nln.. 7 P.M. FOLDING LAWN CHAIR Middleport, Ohio One lhew Nlahtlr by led were devotion, and held Regular $5.75 . . . . . . Special $3.95 OFFICERB ro MEET . Mrs. Crou who had for her top11Je officers of lhe Ladies AuxWednelder fhru lalurder NOW IHOWING BIG 20"x16"x12" ic, "How Rudest Thou" and JYM 28 thru July I lllary of Drew Webater P o s l YOUNG THE "ALL ICE CHEST · Wm. WylL'r°I American Legion will meet at Rev, and Mn Francis H. Glaz. read Mattbew 22 · 29 Pr er by MEN" Regular '$6.95 . . . . . . Special $5.95 · "IIN HUR" AJlen Ladd, Sidney Poitier the Legion home, Sunday at 2 .ier returned home Friday eve- Mrs, . Joaeph CAK»t concl� the A Tele nf The Cbrlat -andp. m. to practice for the lm1talla- nlng after attending lhe O h I o meelmg, IIG 16"xl2"x9'' (Teclmkolor) DAY FOR "GOOD Shain Aten a Mrs. conducted EUB PICNIC BASKET Southeast conference of tlon o! officer,. A HANGING" Regular S3.59 . . . . . SfMcial $2.95 churches held at the Ohio Ave., number of game, durln1 the socWith Fred llaeMurra, ial hour with prizea awarded the EUB Church ID Columbus. BUCK BROS, HAMMER Alto CARTOON CARNIVAL '11ie Morning Star and Enter- winners. Refremmenta were serv­ Regular $4.49 . . . . . Spedal $2.98 ITARff IUNDAY prlae EUB churches bave been ed by the hoete&1e1 to the above au.lgned to the Rtiv. Glazier named and Mn. T. T. Sbellffl, "ONCE MORE WITH ALUMINUM SCOOP SHOVEL Mrs. Ralph C. Zundel, Mr1. Dale for the fourth year. FEELING" ■1 $5.49 Regular $7.29 . . . . . Yul Brynner, Kay KendaU Alslgnmenll made during the Wlppel, Mrs, Albert Smith, Mn. POMEROY, OHIO ALUMINUM BASKIT, 1\AJ bu. conference to pastors of the area William Watson, Mra. Lealie Regular $4.99 , , , , . Special $3.95 RAGES" SEA THE "AS tbe paet year include Rushville Price, Ml'll. Harry Lee Balley Wed......, June 21 Thru S1turcl1y July 8 Robertlon Cliff Schell, Ilaria EUB Church to the Rev. F. E. and Olli guest, Mr■, William Buell HAY FORK I- Al 2 & 7 1UIMIIJ PLAYING TIMI ELEVEN DAYS Dunn, of Racine who aerved lhe of Veruille&. Regular $2.15 . , , , . Speclal $2.29 SyrllCUBe churcllea, m,d R<,ek- iiiiiiiaa--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia­ . brldge EUB churth to the Rev, Paul Hooka who served the Tuppen PlaiM charge. I ' _ =·• · '' , . Funeral services for Wallace B. HolUtfay, Dn!,1f ·' 1, . , .-eeling , 1,' ,: ,ler, or RD, age 78, Who died Saturday at the home Whe\'.!l he 1 11 bl, born will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from lbe Old , . ,' .• lttend. Chur'ch with Rev. John Davi& officiating. , · -�- 5 q• was the ""' of the lele Jolm ........ · Uve, on 8 ,,_u,. .·. Holliday- and Caroline Nellon Jim. gene. ""' . -·, five ,nd el&fll grmlebJldn,n Caddlt. · � DWwu..111 actlie ,•-.. liday. e-.s WI' fe, .,_ ailter died In 1938. Sootm, .....,.;.:,, 1 hr.. T _ Survivors are two � Jobs. •--- D -• �---· • P.. :� who with his family liVild in ta �- ·� ......:_.. --:.;, - . for the home with his father, ml BIi- y ancl ory wo...; aflo p M da ied his daeOt. in him eeded Jturday � GENERAL DOSPll'AL Bl WIii membet of tbe a 11 ' Saturday admlss:lons - M r a. 011\-e Olurcb;. but e1IO .de �· JMS MeGulN!, Mlddle,ort, Finley the Old o,,,.t.r and r Thompson, Langsville: Hekm Jef. <hln:hll o.1 community feu. S;Tacuse and Lola Ca1dwe11, incllldipg the Star Grmlp. 1'U • JttlNd f.mner and mayor Lo11g Bottom. ........, discharge, - Nllip11111 Rooil botlblle ¥1' po8I- Phlll.lps, Pomeroy and Mamie .. . �ii. · �• d lie fa \Jlfk:lel Ne�. r,,� , 1 W w be Sunday admisl·iom. -- None. � .. hi■ JI COUii- SUnday diecharge.s - Fred Dan- ....- - ,. ....... lets, Pvrn"'•"'· Dim� 'P!l!lt!I. M.._ ,..,,_._. Ii !IIWl �. lhlltlll, 1 •�• Vmm.l .ll/ll!bit TM• =� ll:• S,.CW 5 J. .•It�.. ....., .... .... Ill ' I: t ' stMI! blmJI. 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