http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/d71039fb915fa28988b6091103ece8ff.pdf 7f866ada1f39e946d69e682e93d00904 PDF Text Text ' ' • •• VO\,, .XVI NO. 39 • ·' ·POMf:ROY-MIDOI.EPORT, OHIO Ohio Fair Trade LawRuled Constitutional By US Supreme Court • �,. I ' • \ Tlao Daily S~»ntinel . ' - · ·- ....... ' ' ' ~ $ ~ ~ Darect Hat ' '' t • 5 ~- ' . ' • . . . \ , ., .Giants\,Nudge Mets 8-6· In . 23-Inniog Contest ·Sunday ALook At Figures ., ONE bears on every side expressions of estill& is ~tween Ohio ad We_st VIr the possibilities that will come to this ginia. In Aid for Aged Oh10 recetved In region with our inclusion in the give 1953 about 64 per c~nt of tile <:OSts back ' . ' I " ' away program and the general tenor in federal funds while our netghbonne "'" · seems to be that it is going to the high- state jiOt back 84 per cent. . . EXTIIActJIUUCULAR " ACn· IMIUII'e ~ tho. oaiJ . , ~ t+:o. est bidder and we might as well rush toto . Obto ts tn select company m bemg , l'1TY , . : . your ~ llll1 '!Ill . \lc - the troueb and get our share, It ia yours above the national average. The other , • /~~!en: ', , ·~· ~wbllt, ftitd oll>o and my money and we should get our states to rate tn that group are Massa"'' 1hai-e while the getting is good. We won- chusetts, New York, Wisconsin, New I i axn II and J guess you'd ~ Jlelq: · ~, , say i•m abnormal. I don't like • ; der if we should not he doing something Hampshire, New Jersey and lllinois. Ooo "'" in the meantime to stop the-flagrant ex- would think that the state of the PreS!· ~ .tnJ OWp qe snd !eel 1 For lboul 8 Y..,. Ollr q ""- penditures of public money. The other dent with all its wealth in oil and cattle •t70ni ttracllon for oldeo meu. hu beeb best frleadl with a ..,. """·· day we read where an official of Social Se- would be as well off as Ohio in tsking wu· 1 love ,t... curlty testified in regard to where the care of the less fortlinate and that numwith .... al .male teacberl, .... . lhi tldl the par. 'ho fund now stands. His statement was that ber one state of California would surely tvtll tbol!alt bl married. !"""· ~~~ · ·u ca11 if collections sto~ped today and there be expected to be among those doing the Maybe y011 eould say tbio_wu a enll of tho Othor boy ITi<' "~~·: ·:were no more obligations it was 300 bil- very hest for itJI citizens. This all goes tchool ell'! cntlh, but 1 tried to blm John) hav• dodded . thoJ .._,_ c .. lion in the red, and then there are those to provo, using the figures of the Depsrt· pt over 11 by dalb!J bofl IIIJ want ·to be frlondly 1!itlt • flY ,... · wHo would add on to the system a typ~ ment of Health, Welfare and Education, OW1I a,e. I'm daled up f!lerf ltulbW ~1*":'. _ ol"medicare, which would even further in- that recipients of public aid In Ohio are 1reet-epd, but l don'l:are for A<:tl!alll1 wf ·be~!II!MftlDI.!:; ~'. " crease the amount of red ink. A famous better off than those with whom we havelitem. . ~ wltb:o{¢1(1~, .. . do.III!IWW to ~ . _....,._.... •\; ,. college president many years ago stated been linked, and it is largely because of ""'··· that a civilization is seldom murdered, it greater contributions made from state rm -~ . pod IJirl; snd "-•,• ~ mllfller .hil<l ..pealiM!ll' a•k· .; . .. .commits suicide. There can be no doubt and local funds in Ohio . nev~ ~ IJIYihbtc I . ~ I ed ~ to ~ ·~ dale ~ 'wa;~lill tell my motller·except one. ta~ ha" .dktl,ter . at . !llelli, ~ I .\ ·;, that we are committing financial suicide. The above ftgures only go to pro~e that In connection with the above situation we should always go to the exact ftgures w~et i . very 1m~ lhidC. have tried OVOJ'Y ~!lit!\.~· '"" it might he well for us to look at the sit- to. find the true nature of the sttuatlon. bapP!ood, An older, l>ery attrac- 0!1 biiVJ·111 ·1W -~~ ; ,.. . uation we find ourselves in Ohio in rela- Recently we recetved some ftgures to dislive teaclkr, w~ I . - we'd o;a11 Iter bee!< ~~ lion to the general picture of public wei- prove the story that the present state ad· Y.et'f llli!clt, tried to ltlu pte. I oot·,~ 1L ·, ? , · have never 1rled to lead l!lin on. Seell!l moot fllll!<lM woi\ld fare. we have been put in the same cate- ministration is short changing Ohioans tn f , .. gory as the other states of Appalachia and the support of education. The admmtstrallioull\ w~ are very eoo<1 fr~. bave·t~Jen tho 1iiJ!1 by itow•.Wltat .1 yet our per capita expenditures for pub- lion comes out with fi~ures to show that l ' wea sq . utolm~ed r IIISI•tooi\ cit! I• do wllltoul - ~ · lie asistance are greater than the national support of schools has m~reased 27.5 per there and let hqn ltlu mo. · the boys~ frieltdll!li: - · :>li · "· .average, and much greater than any of c.ent during the present btenmum over ~he u. '·II til oreod and hU two -M.T. Y. '\l ~ v "--M ·"' · the other states included in the program ftrsl of the preVtous admmistratlon, whtle cblldrett. That ·doeln't llllke lliY .,... : · · · · . , ' ,,-' of Pr•sident Johnson. The O.~io figure enrollmen• has only m.c~ease~ 15.4 per ·· ' dlflereneo to me 'but I lllow If you loYe·lhll boJ lib ~ ,. . was $j 1 per capita compared with the na- cent. The present adnumstratton clatms · ' · .;. lhare'l ·a rule ~boUt tuclteri 01111 -ltl you.r..U, 'IJIOI •Ill tional avenge oi $10.90, and at the same that the increase per student under the dallnc' IIIUdeDtl. I can't get 111m burl ltlm bJ Ilia ,... time the per capita average received by Rhodes budget Is '11.36 per student. Fil I ' ' . aut of my lltbtd DOw, 'I CID'I eotsT li's 'Yel')' JIOIIIbli Jobis'l "'" ' Ohio in federal funds wa< $9.66 and in gures are supposed to be accurate, but ·· J • · · , . · at : or ,11eep ·for lltlt1klng allottt motlter dreads 11t1a _dqty ~ ~ · the whole nation it is $1307. The nearest we often f~il to evaluate our position ~r ' · · · • ltirn. .Siiould 1 go to libt). Ill' be 81 IIIUdt 81 you dP ~fl we state to Ohio in Appalachia was Pennsyl- we do tt wtth eyes only for how much tl tore the A- BeiiiOI'IUp In .tbe miiersb!O filr two y--Ub I bave oothina In ~ll vania with $9.80. One of the most inter- is going to mean to us. By Woyae G Bru4oted~ MJI, 1so~ tme4 to res all d bite of the eye may be caus- wu about the lao! teacbet'T -ks both .,.,., Jill~ II -Witlt caaon l!ihtbead· blood preosure ,.. • sm ose w · '·"·VE WlTII AN OLDER but ohe 10111.1 abe must edneoo snd what can be done of sromati<: aplrlll of ammottia ed by a blow to lbe eye. uu"":";' -IN the. effort fer the salle lt•.)ier about it' may be pen 1n • slaso of wa· mallott of the eyevan. m: • d MAN · son. Tbo leul you Clift llt'IB . ter. If yw ltave these attac~a den strain ao In sneezlrig Cl' Dear In: . . . accept eraclolll}f and T,lu/? the 1 11 A - Llalt-en 11 oftelt, you lhould have a thor- C1JIIIItlnl. may ~ at any You shoold go to tour mother invitation. After that Jobn'o' PF· By DOROTHY KILGALLEN feeUnc of falnlness without ac- oup cbockup oo that your doc- qe but Ia relatively' common and teli her all about thiS: You ents wUJ probably be "' ·hap)y toal losa of eonoelousn... aa .in tor cao ·determine the cause, In elderly pers1111 wllb bardet> ireo't In love, but yau may be sa yw to let lite .-.e~n 1rue falnUnc. It may be usocl· Ina of tbe arteries. It may IIIJo in deeP trouble· soon, If you rucker out. -H. '. ated with a oudden emo~l . II -1 im Sl years old. When occur without any lf'll8l'OIII don't let ao older and wiser per. Dear Helen: . shock, a sudden . cbanJe of po- l wu a cblld I had rheumatic cause. The blood II roabllllri>ed son help you.-H. Our father 1o near 'II, yet he sifion (aa In seltq out ol bed fever whiclt damJ8ed my hesrt. In lbouLIO days and '110 treat· ln>1ols on r!dlnl hll lllf!ettl bi· too fast), prolonged staodtnc, 1 took cllcltallo·for more lltln menl io required, Dear Helo'D: cytle lnlo town evet'J.daj, to ail The Big Names neck-and-neck as candidates for the lm- ihullltr, lack of sleep, recovery 10 yem, Four yean •ao, If· ' Some 1 my friends atlclt • in the INtl'k l'd be hspPj to 0 ii'OIIP of dirty boys drive him d;,.. "' put bini on Comedian Jack E. Leonard signed portanl cover, and the star of "t' unny from a severe illoess, extremes ter eslenJive beart tealt I was II -Wbol •aaooo torus pa11~ rouad with 1 with Nat Pintoff--of the Academy Aw- Girl" won. Of course, her decolletage io ol heal or cold, loss of blood ~n elf the dl&italitt and put tbtua? Does 11 every IOI ~and like them Theee boyo are tbe boa but .;, ' off ba ....,.. ard-winning short, "The Critic"-to pro- far superior to his. las with 1 nooebleed), 1 blow on Ataru. Wllal doellbls dnta ous? 18 there 1 l'lmedy for 1 absolute slobs. and Holen I on Ilia 'bike' ,..Jr. hair IIJinJ vide the voice backgrounds for a series Multi-millionaire Huntington Hart· in 11"' abdomen, oevere pain, do! Is It harmful to take' II for A- Tonti 18 ·· ~tuberaDCt meso dirty slobs.' These 'Jirls In the I'R told J'll 11 of five-minute cartoons to be seen in art ford , who has financed art museums, an e~ure to noo1owt fumeo, ex- IUCh •!ott& lime! on the~ palate tltal pres~ and boys are considered "l'lalleave 11 up to you. Should , hs houses and on television ... There's a island resort, theatrical productions and cesslve deep breathlns lhypr- A - ·Bydr9sysbte !Atarax) Ia ent front birth. 1111 jult 1 davi' cool" but 1 don'lthlnt hsVIng.. w up" and Ulla·uror ac1 · a new fUD 1l•ontlllollon) and on overdose ol ao ant"'·ta-•·· · • tease parties IIIII other like frOa kid? · mvo · 1ved tn happy rumor about Edward Murrow. • mod e I agency, IS ~ •uo ..-~ that hao been atlon from the normal rather strip •· • 1 He's well enough, according to the re- game. He's backing experlments-elec- insuU oor variou~ other drugs. used fl'POl'imentaii)H&·CIIIIIntl ·thao • .U..... No -~thing\ 1 right.. Someone ...., ·-OOARRASSi!lD·. ·'. ,: ports, to resume active duty at t:;BS . . . Ironic •tyll!-to analyze handwriting . . . underlylni ' cause lo 1 sollltflrreaularltles_nf lbe plllae. Ia noteaaary. It does 1101 !<lid said 1to 'me, "If tida are Ul:e Dear Emb: . 'r :,, Bette Davis put on an Academy Award· Till! Jack Kellys--he's the movie and TV iowertna of the blood pr,osure It also leuena ao:netyod ner- to cancer, the! now what kind of parenta Ao ..... u Ilia doctor '*"YI tf h f ·1 d · th · st and the resultant failure of your VOUI tension Four yeBI'I seems ' ., . ......, worthy performance when a process ser- pe ormer- ave at e tn err mo re- brain to recelve enOUJih oxygen. like long tim. to take 11 but, Please selld 'f'lll' qtlolltotto 'liD, tbey make? I agrfe, aod 1 the uerclse, I lilY 11101'1 power 1 ver handed her a summons for allegedly cent reconciliation attempt and will seek At the first olgn of ilghthead- . the dose ,_ properly adjusted and commenll 18 Wayne G. don 1 care if I AM a ,quare, • to Pop - 1., po-, tllot ·.Ia. 11 refusing tc show up on the set for an ad- a divorce. The lovely Mrs. Kelly is a form of THOROUGHLY DISGUST Lone may be wheell-11. dltional scene for her new flicker, mer Copa girl; Jack is the brother of ednc88 you ·shootd lie down or and If It helps yoo, its. contln- Brlndalodl, M.D.~ to <llO ED EIGHTH GRADER . , "Where Love Has Gone." The studio boy• Nancy Kelly. sit down and put your head be- ued use woold not harm yau. lbla paper. Wblle Dr. Brud- Dear TDEG· This colunm II . dedicated .. '.' who witnessed the ·scene say they have L1za Mtnnelll went through two days tween your knees. ~ 1 1!1111101 ...,... lndlvldul · ' ......... ON th U-'•• if • h . :'))ever viewed :utything to top it .. . Diof Ed Sullivan rehearsals with no refer· ·~ .. """ ~ .,. .. ~_ , !l you taU to do you n a b I o o_d lellen be wW anawer IItten ol Stay flllllll1"', . n··' f ,. •r,'llah Shore's children are staying with ence to the problems of her mother, Judy may faint and !aU, injuring vessel to break In the white of 1eneral btlereol 111 tulare co ,. trouble Itt Holelt' Hetp , ou. ; iJ:.husband George Montgomery in Hoi- Garland, on tour in Australia. Everyone your head. SmellinJ salll are tho eyeT amao, She wiD a11o weloomi ~ 0)!11 a wood while Dinah's on the road . (It's on the show was tactful enough to avoid '-:::---:--:-::----- .....,.,.._ _ _ _ _.,.., amUJing - ' - · ~ 1 1 trend with film stars.) Her atsubject, despite the headlines . .. .. i. . Ia..,. 111 ., 111 ey, Dean Johnson, is conferring wtth Cltnton Wtlder has Ju~t bought Coral ---.-~ aurice Smith about the impending di- Browne 's town house m London. She in El, . vorce. turn was set to move into a splendid co111 Uotled Preu ltttentallonal · Toda)dayb of Monday, June %13 I, the i . TO • IIITIIIIT ..h. John Mills, the recnt purchaser of El operattve apartment , but man-a boutth - .. 153rd 11164 witb to Mr. snd Mn. ~ld Rouoh DIVCiftD Oil'. . Morocco, is returning from London any world John Galliher, who liveJ there, revlllted Sunday with biB mother, Mllll . . _ . AIIIL( · [~:,~:~;now to reorganize the financial fused to okay her. Not because she's an Ethel M. Arbaul!h, John Mrs Arlbur llouoh of Salem , ~ of his money group. Bob Hope actress-although that's a rap-but beBy Mn. Lyle Baldenoa Tit 11 chlni Ill o. 1 111000 n.."~~••peeled to remain as president of tho ~ause he do~sn't like her dog. FARM CLUB MEETS ID Lawrence tar · "-'· of Ra · ood • - fl 1 qW, ·llnw Ro h 'd h tl Baler, .25 lci'e, quarte,. ...... • ...,. ·• . Wayne radODa vena\f ,., ._ . deal, but one of the big backers of my c net er, w o apparen Y Tho Olive Farm W0111811'f io Saturn. Tha evenlni star 11 ! several days trilh biB .., ,.'at -...,• •If-:21-..,. :• - arraJIIemenl is about to be drummed ended her romance with Alain Delon, at the home of Mrs. Holen E. Woodyard, grandmother Mn A:leta Par- o' '""'' ~- . ._.,.._ _ ·ot the regiment . .. Ron Alexander, has moved back to Paris . IkP new admir- Humphrey for lbe May Clanrtce Okey ,R~ On ~·- da In his'""'" ' · : " : . :... , 1001 of the Broadway comedy hit er is a _French diplomat . Letter from · the business seaion COD· ID Harry L, Powel, I .,,. Y ~,. Mr aod Mn. Thereon Jobn- .;.... • aooiafl - • • Loves An Albatross," just re- Switzerland: "The Bill Holde~ are still by Mrs. Pauline Myon, , OUvo. In. 1812, President Jante11 ~ Racine vlllted Sunday - ot 100 . l.nterlocutory divorce decree together, but they act like strangers" . . . d ••-d to ha tbe aclvlaed Coogress that !th Mr --• Mr Don Jo•- • 1 was ecvethe IIU Allie Price, ---• waritsble with Grest Brit. w and .son, "'"'Brian.,, '"" • c- •.,.,..,.., wife, actress Mary Hartig. It's a The new date for the Gloria Gra harne-CY Priee Dorothy Maxine Murtaugh Pricl! ID I """""'1ne ''"' ..,111- 011 June 8 at 11011 1 111 Mrs. Momle Buckley. Tha U ocreo, was Y • Mr, snd Mn. Clarence Price "".,."-,,,-.:. - .-::. .-...... deal. They met originally }loward custody fireworks has been set: abe performed in his other sue- June 8 . .. Olivia De Havilland spent two topic lor the OVtllltti • In !IIIII, offlclalo of lha U.S, IIP"Iil the . weekend with l\lr. ..;;;;. ;;.;;: a th . • - ·, . "Time Out For Ginger." days in Atlanta promoting her new pic"Women of the Sible" wllb Military Acadamy at Well snd Mrs. Mel Ewen - - '0 • iij.. . .,.. The old style music publishers ap- lure, "Lady In A Cage," but the fans members taking part, a. Elmer E. MaltoJ:, dOc. to ldel- Point announced that Clldell vOle. . ., ,, __ ........ "" pear to be on their way out. MCA is still down there still think of her u "their freshments were served to the M. MatloJ;, Celt. of Trans., longer be allowed to lr,liu Judy Fee, Bootoa, Mus., fl,l!l>11 .110 dickering to buy E. B. Marks, and a Wall Melanie." She and Vivien Leigh are the above named and Mn. Arl My...., tobacco. , Is vlsl"•• •I Utejllme oj Mr. ... '" --.~ .. ~ :."".... ""'.,• ' St. utility firm is ne~otiating to take ov- only stars of "Gone With The Wind" still lne -. u ...., -- - Mill M .. Mrs. Margaret Brown, Mro. Freeman WiiUamo, Voader '··ta w•• abol• aot1 Mil, William ......-vey. ...,.. - - • --.. . or s u•• ~ , . . e t ready for a Ca• ali ve. Clifford ~~1-•- llt IM4 the ,... -=1ius Clay-sonny Li ston rematch- prob0 ne of the btgges • t commerc ial pavt·1• PickODI, Linda Bnnm, ID """• ~ - !shed 1n ,Mexico .,. - ' . dec., , In JM"• Cha~-- ,_ Gau"• ably in Las Vegas . . . President Johnson ions at the World's Fair ls about to fold, Hu..::.~:·· Karen and Robin ·~fl haa ~eheduJ.cd visits to 20 states, where even though a wad of fresh money was ~.. ,,.. .. .. he'll deliver a' liatch of speeches-all invested in the enterprise by a local C.B.c CLUB Helen Weaver Whita, Amul wu chooen premier 01 Franctl, ' "noD-eampaiJn," of course . . . Life Mag- show busineu combine. It the pavilion m~cC-=~~ ~~.=~~Ia May W. for trana " ulne's cover showing Barbra Streisaud collapses, there will be hea~Unes and thou""! lllr the da '-Cero I. ' wu 1well for her, but no cigar for Nikits screams of "foul" by the chaps who Weber. F_urther plana for Ernest Wingett, Morine Win- A .,. Y I were diJeuSied, ID Robert G. Hart, LUlie man SoclaUot Kat1 Marx said: Kbrulhcbev, Barbra and Nikita were didn't get their dough out in time. aernd to M. Hart, -4.25 acres, Sutton. "Tho ruUng ldeaa of esch ap • It Time: -··-Hatlo flllllllleo; Charleo Hum Ellie Elliott, adm., ' tltarle& 8. haYO mr been lbe Ideas or Ita Wblteheld, dec.. &o Marton A. ftllina clasa." Roy lflnnulll, ofO acres, Columbia. ---lid Myers, Walter Vir&lnla Huy to CLARK WANTi HOUSE and Warret, PicltODI. Tho parceil, Sallsbu· WASHINGTON (UP!) =So. meelin& lrill be • pt~c at · · Jooepb s. , Clark, 0-Pa., wenta Forlled Run State Park. A. •SIIrciler to Vallie F. 1ba govenpnenl _ to buy the Tom Dye opent a week end Slarl:lier, Mlldtfd $1Uclt~r, par· house In Pltlladelplllo . when Allroc viaitlnc bll children, "]J, llclpio. . Thomas Jellerson 1ll'<Q lite Mr. and Mr1. Frank Gale Stanley J. !lluewlca. dee., to Declaration of !ndependence . Gladya Baugbmao -o! Hflln 'li. HaD, Bellm J, Blue- 11'1 now a hot dofJ lllnd, · jhanna opent lha weekend ' wicz, Llli B. Sulllvan, SopbiB In a alalelllf!ll prepeed',!CI' Rose IIIII lJIJta Thomu. •Wilton, cert. oubmlsolon 1D the Senate lntar- By JOE GERGEN UP! Sporta Writer 'l1te New York Mets, their tradition& of futility deeply enrlclted, have stood lite toot of 1itne-anc< ftled with flying co~ on, . Despote !bel< Y'"'lhful appear.....,, the Met., only in their lh&d year of e:xlstence, have hackedthe u,to the record book with pose of veterans and 1umec1 baseball upside down. Sunday, lb. New vorkera par,, ticlpated in tlte lqest game in · . . Duman, Involved In major lesgue IDilllls from tile lite ftve-car smashup that took two lives, flees his burning racer. Bob Matboll,9er -skids point of lime elaPBell-and lost. past as Duman, severely burned, rushes for first aid, · A crowd of &7,037 at Sloea Stadium-the larg01t 1n the rna- ~ IJ:Il!.•1ll ~en-1° "'t t' lell · ~ ' ~.J:·!rlltli~'at~ mr •••tlllt. • I Repo •t a 's M;ed'ca 0d v ~•· ~~new th~ · f Reedsville . SOCiety • Notes --~- ---1 ...... pr0perty Transfers r~lddy ~~.~- ~yOII Portland TIJE ALMANAC idin Soci"ety Notes ' lion~. " _ ,11 , •! 1 1 . 1111 DAILY SENTIN eeoier · r;o••• "' -.. =::-..::1 • too·, ..-.,,__ , wtiuord, of~ =- ' =:: BERHfS =.:::: w.,.. ~~g~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ l!.":'nily ' Mr. ond Mro. Guy to · bave moved Pialno . Mr. aod Mro. Junior and family of Greeo Camp 1 visitors with Mr, Mro. Gene wn..... Zenith Cltevali~ of Manoflold the -•nd wllb. Mr. Mn. Edwarll CbetlvUer and ""''"! ICar:vt. Sunday dinner gueata of ~ "·. Dwaln Durst were ' · .... ~· Mn. Vll'lll IIDislncer alld Mrs. BID Darlt and . of Torclt, .. -·~:Jiai·~. Jaa ·: ~ · • '1\omu I ~I -.., !lr" tnnl., Pomeroy, Scipio, sa- ~. ~, PCC mJDIES RATES . • WASHINGTON ·(UPI) -Tha F..sedl Comn\tinteallottl Com. 1n1a1o11 (FCC) • beCWJ a ~ r;,ltw ol 1'1111 be&ia. ~ .fttrc~ botwMII;Ihe ,UIII'*J · ~ lor Commlt.let · persaid a pendlnJ biD would mit lha Nallottll Port s.mce to aoquire. 1be. bulldfnl, lalon 011C0 as the Gtaff· lfllllljf. at Seventh snd Maivl~~tr.c~l,w lbout b!JD,OOO. ·! ' He said a ...,. ~- ~ dlflena pl.attttN 10 ·put ap lhl fUndi to ~ .tile bi)uoe .... ---"-> llllhtplmL • · · ~e~ .. .:....:... ... ... ~..... ......, ""'!'~ pdlllfil .. -It .. a ~li<ll!ll .J!!~~ ~- . The ~ "'- •~ ~ • ·< ' - ; ""' . 't:t:: · ·.,.....,...... ........., . •. -= . riilllo- . . "'"'"' 10 ;r. . a few ·da,O With bel' ·\llda a ~ ol'' - , ·MY' · • Mr. all!! ~; Dol'- tptes. '~lmel,tll ..· J.l · n, ...~.;:.,.. .. ,.. · ·.ll "' •'-\i."'....,_~ IMWVH. . •' .' ' ~~-- • In Makeup Tift The ll!f~ fanned ·IJ, ~ , 011 •ve eel foor, hit ~. aDII W ;.,;.;,. ~c j•kliJ!hl support hB<I< of ltllll. u 1 Meanwhile. the Brav..; ...,. with Gropn on 'he ....., p e pay In the 14th inning 1 z-o he GfO ' • Manager Alvin Dark of the on Y w n 1 1 ' was ejected but not be- became W after two ......_, fore protesting the game, saw the score mount as Stltlllln . pecked away at Dunfee, ltll r. · Seta Strikeout J1econ1 placement. Seven Braves' ..,.. · trl I I In addition, 46 strikeouts were hurt their cause. Saturday's Result. Los Angeles 10 Pittsburgh 3 Chitago 4 Mliwaukee 2 Chicaao 2 Milwaukee 0 New York I San Francisco 2 In the doublehea<J.r to Senators hitting safe]J .,.. . the old major league Keitll Vaninwagen •ad .Goa,. of 44 established by stngles; DeMoskey, donbll!, ~ Indians and Red So• last ry Stobart, two singleo: llltwlo)o, year, 'a single and dooble, and ~~ G I c· th Ia IClatworthy, the top hitter, willa M ~n h lsco, ~ st of six two singles and a &>hleftiD M t 21 11 .sa f St. Louia 7 Cincinnati 1 21 16 .S68 C Philadelphia 5 Houston J :t~c ;rs,f was C'~rged with four trips . The SenaWrs now . . . Miltnesota 24 18 .551 4 Milllday'o Probablo Pit<hen e ea a fer pit, ing eighl H , .he Braves, 0-2, . Boston 21 21 .500 6~ Lo A . innings. With two o.ut Li~ score: ~ Detroit Jl t4 .421 • . 5 neeles at PlttBburgh ill the 23r4, Ci&t:'9 ll/ a!ll ~.;tgged 8-ffietoc:. 113 413 -u •• . Wasltington 19 29 .!96 11"' ' ~~t)-Ortega (3--2) vs. Veale I for a triple by Jim Davenport. Braves 000 000 --..o t Kansas City 15 26 .3M 12 (Only game scheduled) After Cap Peterson was inten- DeMoske:v and Gilkey. i: - - - - -- - -- - · Los Angeles •16 29. .35G.ll Tu..day'' Gamoo Uonally passed, Crandall, bat- (LP). Dunfee (3), and Sa.., M•jor League '~__.., en s--·D • • It - Y•1 • I Sl. Loull at Chica1lingd for wmmng pitcher, Gay- Umpire: A. Stobart. By Vatted Pre11 IDternatlonal Cleveland 9 Washington s, lst or Perry, sliced hi~ double National Ltape Cleveland a WasbingtoG s, 2nd Houston at New York, nigh~ into the right field comer. Je- A Lhought for the day-lba G. AB. R. H. Pet. Cbicago 5 Detroit 3, lst Cincinn~tJ It Milwaukee, n~ght sus Aluu then drove Peterson sian novelist Turgeney said: 't 1I Williams, Chi 41157 30 65 .414 Chicago 8 Detroit 3, 2nd S.Franclsco at Plttsburgh, rught horne from third wi th an infield agree with no man's opln- ~ a very attractive IUbject. T1e Scere After losing lha opener, 5-3, . the Mets scored tJree runs in the JeVentb lnnlng of the nigh ' t cap on Joe . Chrtstopher's home nan tc tie tiM score at 8-fl. And . ...u.L N6s Francl,.,. Giants dooblelteader By Uotted Preaa lnlmtatfottal at 1:115 p.m., EDT, Less than Amerleaa Loape a quartet- of lltat total remained W. L. Ptt, GB to see tho final oot at iJ :24, Chicago 24 II .tlllf ... which proveo lltat history Isn't Baltimore 'rl 15 .643 I> """'D!'!Il,.. Voice of Broadwav •.• rel)orting Senators RDD Ov.er Bra\res. brolte the -en-hours ance mark oet by lite New York Yallkeeo and lbe Detro"! Tlg.,.. in 11112. It 111oo was U.:, lott&eat same in major league history played to a deciaion since the Dodgero-Braves strug. Jle ended In a 1-1 tie But t.>gll- wasn't the oddlty of. the game, Now York ....... ~ RoY MeMlllan - -..., jor1 this year-was on hand for the opener of the Meta-San ~ If thet'o the way it remained ..,. Iii the 23nl ituttnc wben Dol Crandall's ground-rule double drove in the winning run In lhe U vic!Dry. Tho :13-lnn!ni olruggle fell three ohort of tying the major leque record of 2& Jet by tbe llildgers and Braves In mo, 11ut the total playing thne of seven ltoura and 23 minutes 0., L. . FIVE CAR PILEUP KILLS TWO - 'View of the spectacular five-car crash at Indianapoltr, Speedwats northwest turn as rookie driver Dave MacDonald of Riverside, Cal., wen( tn14? a sptn, caromed off the wall and was struck broadside by the racer dnven by Eddie Sachs of Detroit. MacDonald died in a hospital emergency room; Sachs on the spot. Three other drivers were injured or burned. New York Cleveland u.! t ' an. Clemen~. Pit 43 119 33 67 .374 Boston 4 Minnesota 3 L.Angeles at Phlladetphi~_"'ght single. Torre, MD 41155 29 57 .368 Kansas City 4 New York J e Mays, SF 42 162 42 59 .364 Baltimore 2 Los Angeles 1 Boyer, St.L 45172 26 59 .343 SaiUrday'a lleslllts Stargell, Pitt 28 114 19 39 .342 Minnesola 7 Boston 3 Whte, !lou 'rl 75 9 25 ,333 Cleveland 10 Washington z Cbristphr, NY 38 '¥/ 16 32 .330 Chicago 10 Detroit 4 Cardenas, Cln 43158 21 50 .321 New York 9 Kansas City 1 Freese, Pit 33 '11 14 31 .320 Baltimore 6 Los Angeles t Amertean League Monday'a Probable Pltcben G. AB. R. H. Pet. Boston at Los Angeles. Oliva, Min 42180 37 69 .333 (night) - Monbouquette (1-5) Hinton, wash 46 77 23 fi2 .350 vs. Latman (2-3) . i I have some of my owa. N • ' Fregosi, LA 34 106 22 37 .343 Baltimore at Kansas C It y, Howard, NY 36128 17 43 .341 (mght) = Bullker (5-41) vs. MonFreehan, Del 34111 17 36 .328 teagudo (0-3). I BreS30Ud, Bus 42 1118 26 55 :m Chcago at Clevotand (night) ManUe, NY 35101 19 33 .327 - Pizarro (5-l) vs. Kralick ~~ By KURT FREUDENTHAL nrd • breaker all the way _ ner suffered burns when hIs Whitfield, Cle 'rl 91 13 29 .Jl9 1). • UaJttd Press InteraationaJ record speeds from qualifies. car' c~ght fire in the pits Romano, Clev 21 t Z 24 ..316 ~ew York at Minnes~ta ! INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UP!) lions to the hoUday raee, rec- while being refueled, Kenedy, Wu 42137 19 42 .307 (n~ght) • Terry (1-3) VI, Stil· - A. J. Foyt was hailed today ord crowds and a record purse. McCraw, Chi 23 75 9 23 .307 .._n , (1-3). "' "tbe greatest race driver But the racing fraternity was Some ol the usual gaiety was Ho111e Ruu (Only games scheduled) who e~er lived" for winning also sa_ddened by the deaths· of ~ nus~ SU~ay Dight at the .. ,. NMfG_Aal, Lnpe- May1, Gi· 1'11etday'1 Game1 his sectJi'fd ·suo . mile chase but tw() staunch ~'Ompetitors _ Posr . &ra~1tionaJ VIctory dillDef' at a~ts 18; How~rd, Dodgen 13; Boston at Los Angeles, night the Speedway paid a hig~ price Iular veteran Eddie Sachs and which the Speedway paid o u I Williams, Cubs 13;_ Torre, Baltimore a! Ka?sas City, night I lor Itt latest spectacle and was Irookie Dave MacDunald. They 1506,625 - $153,650 of 11 1<1 Foyt Braves 10: AUen, Phtls .to. New York at Mmnesota, night , the center of a .stormy cont~o. ~ were kiiJed in a homestretch ilr jand h1s crew. Both were rec- ~merle~o League-KJilebrew, Wash.ingtnn at DetrGit,. night versy for the th1rd consecutive •femo that also injured Bobby ords. Twms .14, Co~vJto, Atbleties Cbicago at Cleveland, n!gbt year. !' Unser and RoMie Duman. And 1 Pays Co~plimeat 13:. AUJson, Twma 11 : Oliva, NatloaaJ Leape The month of May was a r«· ·Parnelli Jones last year's win- Jones, who saw hiS 1963 qua). Twms 11: Skowron, Senators; w. L. Pet. GB .1 I ' ilicat.ions -and race records Hall, Twins; Wagner, Indians, PhHadelphia 25 1.; .62$ .. I -~------------------- smashed, paid I he greatesJ all 10. San Francisco 26 17 .605 compliment of all to the new Runs Batced hi St. Louis 25 20 .558 ~ champion from Texas by de- National League - Mays, Gl- Milwaukee 23 21 .523 4 I . scribing him as "the greatest" ants 43: Boyer, Cards 38: P1ttsburgh 23 21 .523 4: ,Sy 1Mnl~ Pre&A International 1 Grand Prix of outbomt racers in the awards ceremonies. Torre, Braves 32; Howard, Cincinnati 21 21 .500 5 saturday Iwith the Unitt'd States' Dick ~ Racing personnel, meanwhile, Dodgers 29; WUiiams, Cubs 29. Los Angeles 21 23 .417 6 INDIANAPOLIS - Texan A;J . O'Dea finishing s~d. argu~ the feasibility of using American l.a«Ue - Wagner, Chicago 19 22 .463 61.i Foyt wo~ the 500-mHe Memorial -gasoline instead of exotJc fueJ Irldians 39; Stuart, Red Sol[ 35; Houston 21 26 .447 71,2 ~ay ·au~. r~ce for the second PARIS - Tofl""seeded Marga. blends for the "500·~ and otber Cash, Tigers 34; Colavito, Ath· : Ntw York 14 32 .304 14 time, dr1vmg to a record in an ret Smith 6f Australia won the events sponsored by the u. s. Iletlcs 3.1; Killebrew, Twins 32. j sunday's Results Offen~user . on , a trage~y· women's ~ingles .crown in the Auto Club. Pi~hillg I S Francisco 5 New York, 3, 1st marred day m which two drJV- French mternatlOnal tennis There were demands, in National League - Marichal, S.FrancJsco 3 New York 6, 2nd, en lfere kllled. c_hampionships by d~feating Ma. ~ ~uarters, that the use or Giants S.l: Farrell, Colts 7-I: 23 innings , . na Bueno of Brazil, 5-7, 6·1, hne be· banned in USAC races. Bruce, Colts 6-1: Gibson, Cards Los Angeles 6 Pittsburgh 4 .~ANOVA, Pa. - VIIJ~no- 6·2. Andy Granatelll, own~ of the 5-I; IA:master. Braves 6-2; Gib. Philadelphia 4 Houston 1 va 'won the IC4A track and f1eld three . car Novi stable flatly bon, PJrates 3·1. Chieago 4 Milwaukee 3 10 Inns clta'!'Jllonship roc the fifth sue- INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - Gary blamed the second • lap crash Amerlcan Leque - Bunker, Clncinaati 6 st. Louis 'o, 1st · ~SSIV~ year as team Captam Player won the $70,000 Festival in full view of many thousands Oriol~ 5-0; Hall. Orioles .f.O; St Louis 2 Cincinnati 1 2nd V1c. Zw.1Iak put toget~er . a long Open with a 72·hole scorP of ol horrified spectators on · Hamilton, Yanks 3-0; Pizarro, ' dista~ do~.Jble by wmmng the ~' 11 under par. Player firtd weight cars and "due to White Sox S..1; Ford, Yanks 5--l. Utree-rrule race and the 3,000- a four·under par 67 in the fi· fact these cars run on 1aso- - - -- -'---'--- --meter ~ ateeplechase. ·nal round to beat Doug Sand. line." according to fuel e1pert Ray ;,. · ers and Art Wall by \me stroke. "Gasoline is highly inflam~JM.~Maho•n. PAR~ - Manuel Santanna mable and explodes" he said. But McMahon cautioned of Spain won the men:s singles WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. - Pan- "Yoo can light it wiib a malclt. against any hasty deeislons. Until Foil For Your Jn the Frencb international fen- 1cho Gonzalez of Los Angeles You can't light menthanol with "Regardless of type fuel Wint•r WNrabl•• Ills championships by defeating · won the $3,000 top prize in the a match... there would have been a This ae"lce ba1 bee.,. '2 Nicola Pietrangeli of Italy, fi..3, U.S. pro indoor tennis cham· Two . time winner Rodger he said. un was that matter of policy for years 6-1, 4-6, 7-5. plunships witlt a 5-7, H, 1fHI, Ward, the runnerup who drove type of crash. Maybe they at Robinson's. Cleanins 11·9, 8-6 victory over Ken .Rose. one of seven macb!nes pow. should make a more careful charges can bo paid in tbe fall wb.en Dieted up. (Does NEW YORK - Olden Times, wall of AustraUa in a match .ered by Ford engines ~ted . of fuel tanks rather than n o t apply to Coia-Op with Hank Moreno up, paid that lasted three hours and 12 in the rear said his crew into a ban on gasoline." Cleanlnl). $21.40 in captu~g the $1~,000 ~jnutes. changes "a't my insistence"' USAC officials said an lnvesadded Metropolttan HaD<hcap night before the race 80 of the tragedy which ROBINSON'S at Aqueduct by two lengths BEAUMONT, Tex. • Ruth could use a fuel blOnd seven caro out of the L•vncM,.rs-Dry CIHMf't Conv•nlartt Pickup o...-er 'Yuadrangle . in the fast won the Babe Zaharias More Dangerou~ raee was underway. They also Statlol'll In time of I:34 2-5, over the mile Open golf t®rnament The other siz lord • pow: said there Ia no rule speclfical. MIDOLI~ORT-POMIROY distance. a 54-bole total of 214. Mar- ered cars ran on ly prohibiting the use of easoHagge was second aDII which, under certain Une In aulD racing, NJJW. pilrchased YOIIK· TheexNew York If 1 :::~:W~rlgh~t~fln~ished~~th~l~rd~.i:s~mor=e~dong~~eroo::o:_!lh:an~b=le=nd:s,~:~ Met. Yankee tilllrJ¥rank Lary fr •n Detroit ~ oo a 3iklay_conditional You~re Foyt Hailed 'Greatest ' I i I ••• I m,. "W ' eeken· dSporl S summary 2 "' I. I FREE STORAGE ,," -· -;- CJlii:RRY HILl~' N. J. - Romtlit · Iiro~. ·ridden by FerIUUNI<! Alvarez, romP«~ to a three-lellt!llt . vlc!Dry over , the favt~ Mr, .BriCk in the $125.tlllt Jersey D<Tby at Ga'11en 'Slife( .__ _ --- ·--·-:-:-----;; SURBITOij; ~laad - Ann ~ilion J~, .l!fital'n's No. . 1 Wrlghlliiao eu~· 'play.., defeated Carol· ·Caldwell ;,of ·Sinta Monica, CaJ!f., 11-3, ,,., It) lha final lit lh• Surrey teM1a ch•mplcnsblps,.. , · ,.>.· WANTED! MEN-'WOMEN how "But m ' . the world we alford lt'l" • • • ••• ' •• ~ngas tough you can go with Dodge. Because that's the Qnly way Dodge builds truckstough. Many heavy-duty features are standard, like transmission and sprinas. for instance, in the Dodge Swtplline pickup. Other standard items that pay off on the job include 1 140 hp Slant Six engine and a 35-amp. alternator. Tough? We can prove it in black end white. And show you a deal that's tough, tooloulh to beat Come on. Swing in and swap! From pickups to diesel power, Dodge builds tough trucks, 8S �I' J v 460 Attend 38th Annual Scholarships are Given 1;;;·~~"";~r,=.'; Tonne~¥~~ Ban~ ly jlfl~~u.odo . . : -··r . Pomeroy High Annlversary MlD J.aoloe and offiee ollhe Uruverslly. He was O>arla Swoekbamer liM grad· aeoompanled by hi• wile. LaU· ""teo of Middleport Jll8b oebool, ra aQd 11011, Mr. IUid Mrl. Robin 1 were . award<!~ aeholaPihipo a McKay. 'I'Mlr daughter, Beth, lhe }llllual 1\!lddleport H I g h reolcteo with her husband In Qer. Scliool Alumni Banque< bold ::-at· many. Jour buDdred and sixty per· [tha Mayer, .....,.. vice presi· ,Sla!on. Paul Cue! and Norbert urday evening at the P~rl St. .. Mr. McKay spoke on tbe Jopic ..a attended the 88th annlver- dent; Edward Kennedy, secre- Neutzling, uecutlve oommlltee. Elementary Sc\tool '1'lmea and Thmgs (Aange hut ..,. o1 pomeroy lligh School tary·treu rer; Nora Rice, .,. Group sJniillg of the Alma I Miss Tonnelillle, daughter of People Do Not." He told of Ill> IUid lbe 43!11 annual neetiOI _of siJlant aecretary aod treasur· Mater, concluded Jbe program. [Cheoter TanneltlU, re:"'lved the years a• a student at MHS and lbo Pomeroy A!UIIh&i ASIIOCta- r ·; Kenneth Harris, ·~lmo Rus- followed by danclni with music .SUsan G. Park, lcbolarship hts W<>rk Slftce his gradiUition. lion, Saturday eveninoo, in the soU, Dr. Harold Brown, Edith ,by Tbe Acmets. i award, and Charles Swackhamer He commented '"'lbe ernpbasts ~unior 111gb School auditorium, was award~ the 3eorge and placed on the bad things that 1 whit.• wa' decorated in the high SUsan Len Scholarship pre- ,occur instead of lbe good that ·~ ..0001 colors of purple and sented by L. W. McComas. the youth cl <iur nation do. He 1lhl1e. ' The invocation was given by concluded with the admonition i Record•Break•mg Number ;' -~ w~~':.,;.r~:u;·::le.:. Entered In Horse Show ' Beos c:otll1ely olthe illlltr ~--· atore. or elllor- ~~~Fr=iG= =~;: :~ ::-:::u:~~ and co~u;,; ~~~~i: year In purple The ohile nap- County Junior Fairgrounds Sunday afternoon. Robert McKay, class of '25, for- Roger Roush responding for the thank. was read from Carla Gil· 'II tins' wen. b.scribed "PIIS Judges for the 17-class event were Paul Sammonds, merinstructurat·BowltngGreen semor class. qasses were re- ml)re, Ohio University lreshmsn Alumni A.ssociaUon " in purple western class and Herb Crabtree Lucasville EngUsb 1State University and presently cognl%ed lru!ludlng 194lS, tMf, for the Park Scholarship award~ ' · class ' ' ' i employed in the administrative 1934, 9124 ,1914, 11H9. 1939, 1929 ed her last year. P~g "7";"~ awards wert presented [clevllle. ! . 1919 and !!lOt which was ob- New officers elected were Lar1 ,j mas weo, ass • a to winDers 111 cia5Ses S, 9, 12 WESTERN SHOW HORSE - ! oerviDj; its 60th lllllllverssry. ry Lewis, president; Mn. !10. :"":- of co~= "-~"':'· and 14 , kex Pot4Gold, A. workman, A thlef stole eqalpment Mrs. Davie Farmer, a mem- bert Craig, vice president; Mn. -: . in ~7'~" 0 and i : Ther~ were approximately 85 New Matamoras. , $1,400 from o storage ber of the latter class. bad the -Carol Burton, ...,...tary,; and Ju· i ~ C P.10 N Wing 1 ' wlnne"' (each class had 8jlproxi· l FLAG RACE - Jody, B. Ma· i room at the Middleport High program of_the eommeneement dy Sauer Crooks, ,tress. C om\1 Wl •·. arr~ : . . ~ mately five winners ) out of the tin, Arabia, Ohio. 1 sdtool 1bundlly odgbl, Mid· of l!lCK, whtcb was read by her mlttees planning tile observance 1 ' ':ccompams , mvoca Z32 paticlpalmg. I WESTERN PLEASURE, cUp. d1eJIOI1 Polke and Sheriff daughter, Mrs. Ar:thur Skinner. includeci enfMtaiDment, Jean 1 '~oll:?'wi!!'· dinner Listed below are the Drst l ped main and taU - Rallan, R-1 C. Hlll'leDbaeb reporiYellow roses were presented Searles Craig, Paul Haptonstall, ed b th1 p d place winners. (Horse, rider, Kay Allen, Athens. ed. Ito Mrs. Farmet" and to otllers 1Judy sauer Cron!<B, Mary ;· ::te YA ' . ;;meroyKe 8 anth owner and hometown listed in [ WESTERN STOCK HOIISE - 11 Reporled )lllssbtg ore 8 who had graduated over 50 years more Brewer; d!!eoratlng OOJII' l Harrisrs re~~ ~· lbe ':,",.. that order) : , IU>yal Rex, Howard Lawson, movie projector worth $111 Including Miss Frieda Fae- mltlee, sally Wall<<l and Caro. Pte ded I to LEAD IN CLASS - Twelve Hamlin i ud two sound -•era hnle, Mrs. C. M. Hennesy, Mlss lyn Bachner; table .arrangement ;, clation, ex n a we come · Park M" M Pa k J A B adbury . and Heletlj "' the ·lass of 1964 w'll> Mkbael participated, e"'h entry receiv· PICKUP RACE - Pokey. worth >getber fSM, Pollee • ISS Ol'f r , ean nn r Winebrenner, cia;. ' president, ed an award. DRUMKARD'S PARADISE - decllne4 lurtber detatlo. James Harley Jnd Miss programs, Beverly Perresponding. Mr. Harris pre- WESTERN PONY, (Under 411 Peppy, K. Morgan, Mtddleport. ,,_,'"'··"'"'"' · ---"""'""""""' sentorl Mr. Winebrenner with inches) - Jtm Dandy, Hutll El· STAKE RACE - Buga Bunny, .. 0 boutonniere and Mi" Mary liott, K. Zimmorman, Albany. s. Meeks, Shade. . , 1 Jordan, youngest member of ENGLISH THREE GAITED- EGG & SPOON - King Baldy, : the class, with a corsage, Full rnam and tan - Gay Arts- B. Ford, Circlevtlle. i • Classes having reunion were tocdale, Bob Frazee, Wellston. HORSEMANSIIIP - (16 and 1 " Introduced aod included, 1914, WESTERN PONY, (48-56")- under ) Halian, Kay Allen, Ath 1919, 1924, 1929, 1939, 1944, 1949 Sancho, Donna Allen, Atheru1. ens. , MASON - A xlmat 1 250 and 1!154 BARRELL RACE - Sky, J . TRAIL CLASS - John Sorell, tendedpprtho eY i · Mr F ed Le1 'fh ·1 p 1 persons at e annua1 WaDr Ralston Mitchell cla.. of Dobson, Shsde. '· r e• • omeroy. h Hi h School AI 1nn1 b 1918 · the gues1 s)ll'ak~r spoke ROADSTER PONY - Redbird In the morning prior to the ; nma dgda . th u Wah anof mt>mories p'omeroy Starlight, Bob Greer. Lester Oh- 1' horse show' 12 teams partie~ I que( tte~ dnce m ~ s"mtua · N Ha · ted · th u· 1ca e ria an gymnasmm a and of Its i11dustr1es, the schools linger, ew ven. pa m e pony pu mg con- da V nlD ' and of his life as a school boy. WESTERN PLEASURE test. bo~d ~t f M d "'!be social Impact of auto- HORSE, lull main and tail On June 28, the Gallia Gnunty J k Ro h of N Haasun an mation " was the theme of hls King Baldy, Marge Houck, Cif'- Riding Club will stage a horse 1 :-c ted u:wd nd ~en wer~ ddre ' show at Kyger Creek 's stadium. I e ec P . en 8 v~ee-pres~58 r .. . 8 dent respectively of the orgaruHe said. HIStory reveals that Ization lor the coming year dur· lbrougb the ages man has al' i•g a brief business meeting ways developed techniques to ' F rre t B chtel o1 ~~:~~~~-~ . diminish hi, physical e!lort•. b and 1 begiMing with the flint tools of a ormer coac . the •to•e ag• and endi111 witll of the scb_ool. and clyde~ ~~':i the complex release of atomic 1 prl~p~l, w~e ae . energies and automation of tori the orgaruzation as honor- ca.h ;•b "7, j I · •....- ' 250 Attend Wahama AJumni I his 1, 4. 9·?-s. 5 .•.'' ,. '\, t . 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' 1 !1\i ) FREE ESTIMATES MiddlePort L•A,t •••• .u \ GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO~ . , ... St. ... ,· ... = PHONE -:~:f>;i~:<-....'. . . ;. ALL GOOD SLICED Raci·ne Alumm· i ' .. Effective Monday· Tuesday and Vfeclnesclay members. speaker compared t h e : One driver was cited to court ~ invocation was giveu by ~esults of the industrial revolu· after a crash wltlclt dlmaged two ! Gary Glblx was elected pres!FoglesOng of Mason, al· tlon of the 18th eentury with ears SundJY at 8:30 p. m. at , dent of the Raeuae High School a ·former coach and prlncl· tba aulomation of the 20th cen- the in!ersectlun of the Pomeroy· IAlumni Association Saturday of Mrs. Jane Mclury, which he ssld can bo Maaon Bridge and Westl!laln1\ .night In the bWii""'' session fol· N~w Haveu, ~ thought of as machines to con· iii Pomeroy, pollee reported. lowing a banquot In the new ... vocal selections and trot machines The 18th conGeorge W. Hibbs, POI!Iet'Of, blgb school gym atlellded by an James A. Diehl, Jr. of Pomeroy tury revoluti..; substituted me- wa• slopped for the stop sign esUmated 400 persons. was giles! speaker. chanica! power for human pow- when a car driven by Della Mae Other new offlcen ruun_ed Serving as toastmasler was 1:; er and automatlun wbstltuted Hughart, 36, Pomt Pleasant, did were Gerald Powell, first v1ce Donald Cook. Oakey Howard, mecbanlcal <011trol for human not get stopped In time and ran •president; Bob Wing, tt, second president of the <OOtrol. into the back of Illbbs' car. I viee, and Until Beegle, secremade a welcoming CoollnuJni, tile speaker said, IDbbs' ear was dlmaged in the tary • treasurer. , and ~ad charge of the ,, 10e ore just entering tl&is indus. deck lid, bumper, gas lank, and Delores K. Wolfe, 55, pres!· meeting, trial revolutlun aod there is the frame while the Hughart dent, presided, and presented at inlermlssion ' evidence of stmltarlties car wss damaged In the right speaker, Gopt. George the danee leter in lbe evenlni 0r tba 11!11 century cevolution fronl fender, grlll and bum)ll'r. the USAF since 1950 provided by Dr. E. A. !.:enttoned were the need fn; 1 Della Hughart was cited fnr sb!ee 1953. He nnw is associated of Mason, who was ~ productivity; the de- not maintaining an assured in a special trainitl!: program as a hlllbllly and offered cline o1 rural pupulatlon and In· distance, posted a $25 hood, and conducted jointly by the Navy concerning lile at Wa· ......., of urbanization, and the is ocheduled to appear In May- and Air Foree. and about many of the a!· problem of job displacement or's court Tuesday. Entertainment lncloded vocal who bad returned for the IIJid unemptoymenl Two men cited over lhe week aelectlona by Bill Zerkle, Steve locc:as~10. There are, however more ond by the Pomeroy PoUce were Cleland and Roberta Chancey, Music for the dance was pro., IOCiologlcal cootrois ~ there Lawrence Robert Pierce, MJd. and dinner music was provided by Tom Reed and b Is ~ are buffers to the Individual dle'pOrt R. D. 1, Saturday at by Ellen Sbuler at the plano. e<UJOIII(c problem .n the form 2:49 a. m. for reckless Theme ollhe event was "Moon· IN HOSPITAL ' of oocial SOCIII'ity, retirement tioo, and Robert T. SoUthern, 23, Ugbt and Roses," with dance Friends have learned that fwldl, subsldlel, health Jnsur- Middleport, SUnday at 4:3S p. m. music provided by tba "Twi· Mrs. Charles Ward, formerly of l once, UDemploymont Insurance for spuedlng. lighters." Pomeroy, Ia In ML Carmel Hos1 AulomJtlon and workman's compenaatlon. Two E-R calls saturday~-~·:,•'": ~~~'l'he-~Jiiiunlor class served the oltal, Columbus. demands a more one at 2 p, m. for E. T. hilhlY sklllocl employee. lee, Pleasant Ridge, who wu Some of the key beneflta o1 taken to Meigs Generalllsopltal, automation named were, eipan- and at 8:15 p. m. for Cecil Rice, lion of productiVity through Racine, who was involved in lower costs; It slablllzes econ· accident on Slate Route 5 beo!IIY; tends to stabilize labor; yond the corporation limits, and baa the putenUal ol yieldlni a was taken to Meigs Genoa! bos!nel o. producUvtty; and it can pltal. RIGHT FOR EVERY JOB release man from his muscle work IUid permit him 1o use his COME QUICKLY Ujllque JbiUty to tl&ink tnd plan. Two min..- accldeuts happen· In conclusion Dr. Mitchell ed oo Court-It In Pomeroy llllkl, Our organized society, the Friday momlne 17 minutes a· IOvernmeDI, miUII he sufficient· part. ly llexible to be obreaot o1 the At 8:18 a.m. Rodney Karr, Industrial, economic and BOCial· Middleport, backed ac1"0811 the !JUc eha111es. It appears that from a meter aod hit the era of rugged indlvlduaUsm the left rear fender of a car itt about past, IUid wltll automa· driven by Teresa Bumgardner, 111m. a more lar..-eaching soc- Masoo. AI 9:56 a. m. Eleanor lal aspect must be comprehend· K. Hoover. 45, Pomeroy R. D. 2. ell with o more equitable dis- stoppecf at tbe intoraectlon ol lributlon of pntllta 10 that thla Court and Second-o!, palled oneon truly boa government o1 to Second-s!, and hit the left lhe people, by the )ll'ople aod rear door of a car driven by folt .u.o people. Edward M. Templeton, 43, PornGroup singing o1 "Carry Me R. D. 2. There were no In· __...to Pomeroy 111gb Scllool," or &m!lll.!-.!~'!' .precoded the nitroductlon of mea . claslloll by Mr. Bow<n, alter btjDJ'ell Solliday lbo wbich the ela,. ol 19M sang, . - , . of 8 New Ceu''1 aellevet'' accompanied by Mn. lollcllle Swackhamer. lral lrelPt lrabt w• deraDed Tile rwport of the nomina~ llere. Tile iaJared 111011 1,::_ ''·~ drimf~Me Wll n!ad IIJid of. Went Jdealllled I I . . . . . . . ·1:'1, 111''11'11 alacted were Evelyn Gil· Colfre S!wnlek, 17, Bneyrao, . FOR hlsh yet hold• full 'lz ga llon! HURRY SUPPLY LIMITED! TO SAVE YOU MONEY ON YOUR FOOD BILL · ° • .• 9'/z ~ • Sturdy, lt&htwei&ht-choice of colors. MIDDLEI!~ORT . WY 2·2635 ° Gibbs Named 1pres••dent o( _ Middleport, O. oi Driver Cited After Wreck Near B •dge BAND 51'" 61f2 to 12 _ 1st of the Mon tw BA ~~ THE SHOE BOX All Steel 3-PI•ce Glider All Steel Rotk•r All Steel Str1ight Chair .. I 1Jo,';:;k BOOT 3·Piece SET 'I n: River News Hospital ~ews • Jill! tammont was pruea""' follow· , -~- of the PTA prepar. lhe n ... 8llnlo ' a proInc the speaker's addrw IUid and tel'Yed lhe steak dlunet. •JdiDi .DIIIile,• .. lnclude<l a folk 10111 trio COlD· pooed of Mr. Jamea ' Jolmoo!i, Mrs . _Jdllo/11 Joi11'10" (1-: an ~·· : . ,; Rawling~) and Mn. Robert . ley (Sharon Riley) ; a . blton dance routine by Janlce ·Tannehill •od Gonnle Cooke, dreased In polka dot C06tumes, and two vocal nt.rubers by Tom Kelly, "Ebb Tide" and ·"JI'rlendly p.,.. suasiot.," accompanied by Mls.. Gorol ScoU. A vlrioly prog!'IID .'1 nor tl>rough the center and .,.. . . class of '45, toastm•slel for Clnda Morris Abbott vice pre- gels, a report of the Suaan ' terplecea o1 rooeo with a white A record-breaking . 232 horses were entered in the an· the evening. sldent, gave tbe welcom• Jothe Park Scbolarsltlp fwld was gtv. -~ banner inscribed with the class nual Gallia County R1dmg club's horse show at the Gallia Speaker for the evening was graduaitng senlon ol. 111M With en by Mlsr Faebnle. A note of 't; Fur!U· llllmll'< ,o._. ed 111o•~' ~ . .~ . I' ' ' . �\ l I• I, 4-- ' ' '' - • ~.~ ,\ <l . I I "" 1\ 1; ., • I ,Make Hay In May-Want ' /' Tqlevision 'Revue ·. ' I nasty, and he bUatl lnlo her ull lor lrniCb ~ tllao Mill , .. . . .llill/ c bedroom, _..d w]Jeb bet frlendt l!arril elthe<. ma4e It find out about 11 tho only thllie seem DOl fllat Upsela ~ Jlarris is th•t ---' 1., they dlm!lu tl!e ~ lhll 4ho Tbe ~-=..·-· was really tho object ol hl.t i Daly aild .Francls will boudoir villl • ; host CBS-TV' Miss Uni1Ver10 IJ At tho end. out by the 101 pageant Al!l· I again, Loggia wao about tope,.. A day In tho llle of a Folies forala Mlso IWTiJ with a pen, 1 11 1 lUred 011 knife but It tuma out she had ~:J.:m~ da ,•• BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFflY SlllllJO decided to him tho rinl Sa~ n==~ anyway, and she does. and they ~=ph?,;,_· lor Tueociay I GOT UP AN'SAID leave each other with a real ....... "WHAT HOOTIN' ' love din..,.. ··• oo.l -·y .... ,.,.. ..,..,1 und.,.. k 1 been eel rCJ!. Goulet, oovera11ehas of WHAR DID 'IE 61T HOllER NEEDS 15 TH' BLACK alan g. ou can .... 0/t the • MORE l'OURISTERS SUT? much more when ·• lmlfmg '." Wornla ptlmary. , AN' LESS the altern11Uve, and you ~..!'.!.. MOONSHININ' 1 WANT AD INFORMATION Ill ··flit .., DI.AlMJ.NIC»' 0.• ~,...,.. 2 SIGNS ·- ., QUALITY .,..hn.. •n• """""•' f"IP-.,.n.,.. -..........•oflfl 4 • CANt II:I .I.A I'IIIN!I V_R t>ngine. diO. deJuxe IUttll 11 A tlfl""f r ' n•• , _,.,.. 11v.nn•t~e~ ·11 edo• " ' .-~ •• -:! ~ .. )N · U~"•I'Ite 1pnrt~l b1-nr. bfo ll\lh N"IIJKoP'HII"I• tM pet ",."" r)Wo ""' • n•~ llfln!mano ~htf'lt emu word l'ftf ,....,~:~..,.. ,.... .tlo11 ltl o.h.ro ........ lllll<"ft...-.1'1 tn .. P'\IGIII ·.eftt~ 1:.1 .,,:.. .:"'e""ed hnm..,..,,.,,..,~ •oeltft •111 l'lfll "' onn~ .. <at nP• pet .,. rnr.. - .... ... fftll 11111 . . kl wltftlll II 41¥1 •!AdD 0~ l't:tANkl • OIU'fLI o\RilS - 111!'1 f'O• <tU •ord 1111n IMam tr1m. New car tttle .1nd I{Uarantee. 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door. Less than 8000 milo, V8 b"'" "'"llln-nal wnl'd IT'I SO $2895 ~!:All' 1'0 P1 Ai'l! A &EitVI 1 PROIIlJCINO •~~oNT o\0 >po • 1962 Corvair Monza --:c---..,- $1795 OPEN lVI'S. 7:00 I'.M. POMEROY, OHIO RHapped TIN Salel Wb1lo theJ last ALL SIZE 'ASUNGIII TilliS • $5.92' NEW 13-14-15 IN. TUIIS _. • . • ••• tiM* Notice Open ? dan each weu 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. \ call him tbil! oot ol ...,poet fcc his poor old mother) will do anything to get the ring back, even make Jove to an Amerl· can I(IUrlst. Ho finally gets II'OitDII to this sacrUice after ·shrewdly introducing himself to the trio of teachers and making not-so-aubUe advances to Miss Harris, ~\'Ch aa ,Tabbing ber by the waist oil abort acquaint· · a nee. II•• · , M. • 0 AJ.l. y CR. Q SSWORD 22. o...uq U.C&rd AOII08tl L ExplOiivd dropped by - The lltory of the homely tour- Mi.Bs Harris at first pretend• &lroratt laL and tile handy, conQivlng not to like au this. in fact il a. Former Latin Lotharlo il a lavcclte feadul of-It, but when the cblps IL ~;"· lull-~le cUche by now for wr,lt- are down and ,Loggia gell her 12. Mt.otake 0 ,~ -a IJIIOCial knack for alooo oul by the 111. ThiCk cord Jllll~ !f!!d w~Jtfulness. · d~sn·t mind at an. and lnch!IS: 1 1'· Clln&' to cl.n \.•~y night's drama, ea In · 8 whopping kiss ~: Miss liarrfj, who il on vaca· blended futo a seductlon acen~ uve •"'• Jgp~lll)\¥0 other llldy teach· wltJch laded . out just In .time ts:::tm.' Yf., a _ting In 8 curio ahop loi- the' commercial. ~- ... . _, 4.t:, ~re, not Imowing it Loggia, of course, · 23. etty ill. 14 . fl»'o!lld 88 • familr posses- care 1e8o. He want.'! that Irull& · ll<J.n. bY the alleged ~IIberman but 11 Is slitck on her linger, 21'. (~ IS really a lazy 1Jiolo. sad and ariyW.y she likes keeping •· "'"'Y ot ~ say) wl!ose poor old mother II. Finally. lhlng11 get pretty & w...,. Cht Acquainted Offer •Piw Tu · ·-- ---· . . ___ _ OF'FM~I latuTdiU -ll: :.fl A. M ,. 11:110 GOotl vacationing school teacllaa who Is really qlllle a dlsb when you get to know her. llobert,Loggia portrayed .l crude. handsome fisherman who was Johnny-on· the- t I enline. Pomerov Motor Co. -MUs ••Y Powergltde trans .. whHewall tirE's radio, heater, seat belta, beautiful white over silver bluP with matchin1 interior lo tiOURI 1:311 .\. M '" :t:flfl t> M 0111.) HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Julie Harris turned up Thursolght fcc a rare televlskm appear.aQCt. on ND' ....;" 1 ' ~.. . .spe!IB8 Theatre" aa one of those prim, ra- Coupe . Locally owned and low mileage, tires Uke new, 102 engine, t -speed box , bucket seat11, radio, heater fawn paint with matchine vinyl interior. ' The lish«man (I prefer Uniled Pr.,. llllerlalloul S•ve $300 po-:er ateerln1, power brake., 81 "'ttntf 1Ju~erttnn1 Ottc:IUftl P~wergllde . B Pomeroy Motor Co. 1964 Chevy II 4 Door f~tMMII'I'TIIII'.I"' had to oeU it. By' RICK DU \ ROW ....... .. Jll. Mar)<a }1: apartment Phont WY 3-5385. RUnAND DISCOUNT ·STORE THE NEW •SliCEO 51..011&01/IA COMPAN'/" CALlS A ::::1.:';:: ··- PHONE WY 2-2157 wlteol 12. OJ'tiOil of Lost and Found amell SS.Anclent capital: Jap. 811. Lotty . mount,olR 38. Plulldertng U..,.drle4 . _ mgrape «.Notton llh.i'ul.llnto ... the ''kl~• pok.- f.I!Ond,y L CUbtc meter DOWJI . LPoiDtoh ftlhhook I. Smoll LTobe . doj..IOJd DAILY CRYPl'OQUOTE- Here's how to work It: A.llYDLBA.A.J:B II L8Jf& .. J:LLOW One letter ltllldafor aaother. Ia thlll4fl1ple A '" ''!•' lor the three 11-, X tor U. two O'a. etc. Single le'ttt! rs. <!.:•ostl'Oph.lea, the l.enJth.IPld formaUon ot tht warda are all hints -.w ... ; ' \ lila<:h day ill• - . .. WFDB:G I ~·. , .. r.HJ"- J., ... ~--- BB:W!IBKTN ltCVDBHKNI Blf ME. I'D BETTE!'! WI)OOXBHW - WJ.EH RADIO &:00 CommUnity N &:II World, Nat! News &: 15 Spotllibl GO 8porll &:25 Wea,ther &:30 Dinner Mutlelle 1:00 SW!sot lllvcl. 7:3!) Sign 011 SATURDAY 0:15 Sign On &: 15 Mllllcal Clock 7:45 Tho LlfellDe 8:00 Oblo Valle; News l:lli Wi>rld, National News 1:10 Sports Today 8: 15 Weather Pleture 1:18 Mualcal Cloclt l:liii News 1:00 Musical Cloc:t . 1:10 Song & Story Time 1:45 Family Wnrahlp Hour 10:00 News 10:15 High l!cllool Bit Parade 1o:u News Super Service Stollon GET RID or: ITBUT HOW-l-lOW- KB' B:HHOW B'II:B. J -UKDUBKBCVDHW "As oranlcy Ia they are about nolae, J, don't - h ___ :IOU P.t him ill thert ill tilt flnt ~laoel" · Fl<OM HABIT. I HAV~ THIS .38 SNUB-NOSE ON lottera. ..., dllterea.t. lila.....,., Clr;)p00qu61el THill THOUSAND STRANDS OF 'DIE WI!1B OB' I'ATiil Alllil SO WII.DiolC llli'I'A."'OLED.- I ..,....,bw ........ WMPO .Radio ,IIIlNJIIK - - ' ~_, 8:00 Sip On &:o:; Country Mualc Time 1:20 Counlf!' Jllll!horee 1:35 Jolul llarml 7:06 8reaklaat Party I: 15 JOIIt!l llulck Show 15 n.. Good Lite Mu~ In The Air Ill 'l'hlll Ia Music Top Tea Silow Top Tea Sbow (Dullons) lv HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII F14~ER 'IOU ·GOT TH' or-~e IN TH' HOusE; TH~ FOURl HEY I THEIR CAR! Jl:;::· fl'S'rnE~, ~!;:LL . c<ET PlUMS AWAY l 12:00 NCXIII Neft lUi Mus~ Interlude Rev•. Merlla Teet• 1:00 Platter .PII'IY 7:00 ·Sundown.Sereltl!lle 7:30 Sip 011 U:OO Army Time U:30 Speclal Communlt)' WE NE,_.tfl CLOSi OPEN 14 HOURI l'ro8J'am! 11\CK W CARSE\' rt11r WY2.fl"::l~ IJ:OO New• Rotmdu]l IJ:II Bullotlu Board JJ:a News o GraJD1 12:30 Saltn'da1 Malinee 1:11 New~ " Beat 2:00 Slltul'tll1 Malbtet 2:111 !!tw~. Beat 3:00 Saturday Matinee 1:1111 New~: Beet 4:00 ll!leinll with Doa Top Ten 88vUo MIWON·DOLLAR JAGUAR-. NOT FOR SALE! Summ.., . Agettcy, ln. aurauoe. Jim Ia"- IDd Bud smape-, q 1e · Halp Wanted At the IDne Rome fell, !lllother city, another great civlliza!jon .taa rtsiD11-half way llOIIDd the WOr1il. The- of the llrst Mayao Empire, Chfcheo Itu, lifted Ill . .t ~ above the fomtl of the Yucabll Pen!Nala ib tlle 'INiit·GOaat . <i MCIIklo Ia thellfth~twy.~ ' ,, I"• . ~ COUI.l) - WMEN:t 'll<INK OF >lOW 6U~PICIOU& ' ' :I. WAS OF- HIM I . ! ' l I. . • ' •. ' I!;. /' Sl-lllCK91 HE~ NOT GOING •,.::AR, AL, ONLV r~eouT P. QUART'tiR 1<41<-E. I H<iiJR< I �I 10-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0 ., June t, !084 1 -- -. Miss Jones is Honorec/ Friday Af CrOOkS HOrne Miss Sllaroo Jone5. bdde • of Middleport. •loct of Mr. Leo Davidson, --- was guest of honor at a bridal NO. 40 Stork. Shower Is Given for Mrs. Meodows showt'r given by Miss Jeanette Crooks and Mrs. Lewis Smith, Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crooks. Mrs. Waller Crooks and Mrs. JamPs Arnold assisted in plan· ·e Aro'und And About MidtllepPrt John Vroman. Columbus; nor, nee Bailey , Miss Cotol lllchtel, Mrs. Forrest Bacbt.J, Ml&l Bever!~ Perrin, ll!ld Mnr. 0. P. Klein, and MI.. Phyllis Stanley Shastri New nmg the affair Champion of Compromise in Subcontinent Charger::-.~ • o , an ss ones. nehill, Pauline Searles Sending gifts were Miss Vir Smith, Beverly Perri ginia Koeh, Lancaster; Mrs. lee Newman, Gail zn 'Deal'·· 4 MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY, OHIO TONIGHT & TUESDAY "KISSIN' COUSINS" (fechnicolor) Elvis Presley, Glenda Farrell COLORCARTOONS Admission 7Sc & 40c I Martha Eschleman, Jo Mrs. Eugene Conde, and Mrs. Eva IKnight I 7th Rirtlrdav . Hau.gliter Hon ' I Mr. and Mrs. Bern entertained Friday wit eon party in honor o birthday of their daug Wedn•sday & Thunct.y June 3-4 NOT OPEN Friday through Wtdn•sday June S-10 WALT DISNEY'S 11 A TIGER WALKS" (TechniC'Qlor) Bria n Keith- Vera Miles Pam{'la Franklin-Sabu Ke\'in Corcoran Edward Andrews Peter Brown Disney Cartoon• Fnturette -- - bara , at their home on A color scheme of r and blue was carried uecorations of paper and favors. Those attending we Goodnite, Mary Mills, visdon, Cindy Demosk Casci. Barbara Burket Gerard, and Kim Jone Fultz conducted outd for the invited guests bara had opened her g· MRYON£ WANTS TO SAVE MONEY' TIISE DAYS Everything for home DEEP DOWN VALUE I CEILING TILE Tho usy, buutiful way to cover old, cracked cellinvs. Many pat· tarns from which sq. to chooso fl. As low •• 15C FLOORING Beautiful, luxurious flooring In several difloronl styles ond finish• 13Cft: ... As low as sq ne.,lahllller .... . s.-.dla ' Pulp.. '~ · Mo••farr~ · PREFINISHED PANELING The ld1al way to ,instoH ponellng wilhout tho nec.. sity of finishing. As low IS ss 79 11 4'x8' P•n•l 4Jx8' panels. Interior or •xt•rior low II TONIGJIT "A GATHERING OF EAGLIS" Rock Hudoon Rod. Taylor Mary Peach Bll'l')l S1llllwll -and- PLYWOOD ty~. All standord satrlo molerlal •• WELL DRILLING ARRANGED. Evorythlnv Compl•t• $3 6l Jlllp. This vor• We Stock Water Softener SALT "WONOIR TO II YO,UNG" CUH ' MorloJ ' .. were bill, WUUam J- Am wu.a, Jrlak ,._. Patrlda Ylltll, Mary Mallli, Alan Dullll Kina Qwielt Blmait � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 1, 1964 mccullough randolph sellars