http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/4592ea7f650b7095e89cbe9c4d9432a6.pdf 3835949ad7901ec69880b4900216ebc8 PDF Text Text I ' t ''• Clrl Scout • Tr~p Around And • Girl'<"cout Troop 52 met Wed. of Mrs. Lloyd. Wright with SUe Tracy uaisting. Officers elected included Re- About Middleport nesdl\ 1t L'le home scribe. The 1 Jlrb made F ather 's Day gifts · and also plans were made for a bicyele hike Bt thee next 1 aweting. Refreshments were served bv Irene Barne-s t o . tbooo 'BIDed •hove and Jo El·l' 1 len D1ehi. Resa Booth. Mar•lynn Tracy . Debbi• and Marl1 and Darla .Neutzling. MASON \", \." -oDci"ISLANO OF LOVI" With Kobert Pre.ston and Tony 1\.audell (Color) 1"11 from lllr(ery at St.Miry'o Hospital In llllnt.lngloo, W.Va. liJJ mother and llln. Tbomaa Scally have bOon with hliD at lilt hDopltal. Mrs. William !~""- baa roo IUmed to ber home afl2r a Va., Monday. three weeka visit In LbnJ wltb Mr. and Mro M. L. Kelly ~er son ond· famlly, Mr. and are In Midland, Mich. where Mn. Cllllord CUnningham and they ore KUOJII of lhelr adll, family. CUrllo KsUy IJid famlly, Mr. and Mrs. Roger CbanceJ 1 Kntoh cJ. I H Suund Mrs. Ear ;.:-r.:;::t Is open o ope , ore KUesll 1Dg the week In Columbus with of his m o t e r, M r 1. ber daughter and 1011-Jn.law, JohD Cbancey. '!be group ristlMr. IJid Mn. Roll Halley. . ed In Mt. Vernon wltb Mr. and Mlcbaeel Sbaftor, 1011 of Mrs. Cborles Stobart and chlld· Mrs. Mary Shafer b recover- ren. WEA1'HE8 ) a·l. y Variable eloudiDe11, Wilmer lnd Dlflft lUJDid, - ...- tloallderlllo-.. Hlp U 1o lt. Low A to 7D. saturday part- otl .. ly ~louoly, 1101 10 WlliD, ' ~~ . . . • en tint~~ 41 -;: lfO'tf TOO ILMN ' -.............. ............. Heir,., .. ..v.-. •• • Vot XVI NO. 56 r:r·· Direct Action PI Okla., last week . He is house KUest of Mr. and Mra. Bruce Saylor · and Sylvia Kenneth at Laughton, Okla. will return home this w~~~:~.~~ Mr. Walburn is on , from Powell's Service Station. DRIVE· . . . IN TONIGHT II fRIIHlY "DONOVAN'S REEF" Jollll WI)'Do Lee ~ (Teo""eolor I Mr. llMI Mrs. Yli1'Nil Ilea- Moncloy at Ironton. Mrs. Jenl<· nett IJid t.imJbr ol Colnmbnl 1111 woa 71 yem old IJid the were reeeot gueat.o ol hlol ~ couple bad mony lriendJ tD • 1,,.,. Mr, and Me. Qlarlol Bet> the area. oett Tbey are vlslllnll In New 1\ln, Albert, RollM aecompa!> Jersey this week. led her mother, Mrs. A 1t a Weekend KUeato of Mr. L. D. Miller to ber borne In LeaD, W. Diles weere hll! claugb!2r and family, Mr. IJid Mrs. Fro d Steve Walburn, son of Mr. Bum and daughter, Marilla, aod Mrs. Dale Walburn, Is ot Columbu,s. Mr. Bu,sb r&turned to Columbus laavlng nicely from a laceration of his ,rll::~· ~ iMr~~·~·~dB:u:m~ ond Mlirtha for a received tn a b(cycle visit with ber father. have learned of cldent. the death o! Mrs, Thomas aoc<>mpanl<>d \Jenktns, wife of the Jate ConDennis Walburn back to greasman, 'lbomao Jenkins, on his Air Force Base In Cllnton, becca Wright, patrol leader ; C.raJynn tfra c~·, lreasurer; and . B~:~rn e::. , • I Meet.l at Wrl1hu Irene • Mrs. George Doolittle • and of children, Connie and . are visiting with ELBERFELDS GIV~ YOUR DAD A SPORT SHIRT • THIS YEAR ••• $1.95 parents, Mr. and Mrs. ~·---.11 Lambert for two weeka. Mr. GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rairden of Long Bottom will and Mrs. Lambert meet their celebrate their Golden wedding anniversary with an . open h?use at their home . on daughter and family In MI. Sunday, June 28, from 1 until 4 p.m. Mr. ani Mrs. Ra1rden w1U have been marned Vernon and accompanied them here. years on July 1. · Mainly About People In Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jenki!n·ll son of Flagler Beach, Fla., Machine washable, sleeved cotton shirts for visiting In Middleport with atives and friends . breezy comfort. Handsome Mr. and Mrs. Lysle of Columbus are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manning Webster. checks, plaids, stripes, prfllts an\! solids in the group. Sizes small (14-14'h), med· Lad Honored Upon His 4tl• Birtlulay lum (15-15'h), large (1616'h), extra large (17-17,.). Point Rotary Club HonQrs -June ., Shop: Thunclay 9 to 5 Frid•y - 9 to 5 S.turd•y 9:00 to 9:00 Elberfelds In Pomeroy NOW NEW FLOOR COVERINGS AT Low Cost •• Mason Furniture & Rutland Furniture Big Display of CONGOWALL, LINOLEUM and SANDRAN NOW 1-59 KNEE KNOCKERS and PEDAL PUSHERS • Sizes If to 18. Plain colors and plaids Ladies' SHORT SETS ,, Now Shorts 2·19 a!\d blouse In assortment of contrasting colors. ' Ladies' Swim Suits Dna ond 2·ploce otytoo. Sttll 1 tjiOII 11foctlon - - - - 5·99 ,. 10·99 Little Glrlo' NOW Terry Cloth Play Suits 1.59 Were 1.89. White terry with decoration NAMED PRESIDENT $AVEl.l Save On9X12 LINOLEUM ODD PIECES AND GIFTS to WEAR Will Please Dad on Father's Day Choose We•rable Gifts From Our Wide Selection .., ,, NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE IN POMEROY FOR OVER 90 YEARS REMNANTS AT REDUCED Thorruu Return from J!uit in Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Glen RUGS VInyl ,,....t PRICES II Finllhlcl 6.88 Thoma nd GaiU returned Friday from vacationing with Mr. Thoma's brotber, Sgt. and Mrs. Roy Tboma and family at Fort Bell· lvor, Va . Their sightoeeing toor Included the base and Washington, D. C. Movie plctures were taken of the hlgb pointa of lntereet in Waahlngton, the late Preatdent Ksnnedy's gr've, and tho Unknown Soldier'• grave, alao was . Yiaited. MASON . . FURNITURE .. Hli!RMAN GjJATE . · MASON, W. VA. RUTLAND FURNITURE: ARNOLD GRATE 1 lnson, an English ll~as~s~~~~~:: [ wbo bas been p DUde for magazines txpresslng her opinion aew •ple88 swimsuits: "I l)lay be known for dre88ing for ~th:~e~~:;;~:::h:~~ But to wear !U general public to ~azo get Jt." !'iS. By Mamie Van Doren on tho same subject: "I h would be nnnre exciting U desigJ}era came- out with a tomlfSS swlm suit for men." DENVER.-The Rocky Mountain Nttws said today Soviet Amba.-dor Anatoly F. Dol>ry· nin and his wlfe will make an une..'lCOrted automobile trip !rom SaatUe to Washington for 1 close per110nal look at the lllllWCI : States and ill cttlf;ens. The couple would fiy to next week to begin the continental drive. , The News said the trip will mark the first time tbe State Department has permitted a SovJet ambassador to make such an excursJon. I Amelia Walker Of Minersville .. :x~~~~Y �' \ I i '"\. I 2·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 111, ,1~ ·Goldwater Afakes Rights. Kev Issue J River news Syracuse Society Notes ~w-:!.IIICI.!. ~u= Buckwheat Gn.. IIMdlap - Galllpol· and Mrt. Nettle Me.eto. 'lbo Is dam 18 S 131 running six 'lbeiSB ehlldren visited here B7 WILLIAM THEIS k"*"' the ·nclal Issue largely "the tradiUonal Repub- Uoeal ConvenUon lesa then a lf..t ,.;tiers.· 'P t. Pleasant with L'lelr aunt, Rose ADD Ualted Prell lalonlaUonl . out of the campaign. . bean plill~.Y ol. equal oppor· month off, Goldwater 11 canter- 14.34. Pomeroy lll.92. Hinton Mn. RUNOU McBride and Tbeiso WASHINGTON !UP() -Sen. . "There .is no political profll tunlty for all. . inC South wllln 1111 dtle- .• otal!onarv. Kanawha P'allo daughter, Jean, of Columbus, Mr. and Mn. A.J. Tumbull - - - - - - - - BarTy Goldwater, tho mao ID thil clvll ngllll blll for e1ther Hauaa and Sonaw R"''Ublican gate strength U• while other 'II lading · Cha lesion IT 92 ...,.. ~~~- o1 Mr. and of Grovo City were weekend 111011 U&ely to lead the party of party." Democralk aod Repub- leaders joined to help franM lop Rapubllcans are committed ·Kana!ha F.U. · Mfl, PMrl MGIIrlde. guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. E . By ...... M. IUfe !.ineoln Into pqllli<lll batUe thts liean spoke•,.••• said early m and pass the bill. Senate GOP In the otber direction. 'the sills Sunda and Hayman and other ,..laUvu Mr. and Mrs. George Bey. 11 o1 Mr foil. has tflrust the civil right< Ithe Senate debale. :Leader Everett M. Dirksen, President Johnson "'- ell tho Boat ·Mn. ' Mr · ' trldp IGII FNdd1l, of 11 Issue Into the 1964 presidential .' Goldwater's decision to vote ; IU., in partic)!_lar put his pres- late l'rtllderll Jn F. ltannady '*t Btnir__.. OvEc do rod Mn. : : Wlllllqtai C. and Mln campaign ' qitnst the bJji brought an im· i tige on the lli!e to marsllal aU before him - balpad lay doWD 11 1 81. M Wll Cnob '1'baJ 1 I! b tn-la Mr aad Bobble .RUt ol lt. W R•publlcans viewed his 'l mediate appeal from SCranton ; but a handflll of fellow RepubP· the blpartlaan lint of appeal· 1 'p 1Wanla wtn ormar:. .... Va. tpt111 lbt week e1111 1 annoQnc,d inte,.Uon to vote that he "repudiatt" hla opposl· •cans beltlod tho maaour.. ing Ia botll altltiiO )obi hench ·, '' up, • · ' Mr and Mn. Q1ar111 R1 1 1 1 against ' ''" Sonato's civil ri(hts •tioa on the BfOU1!d lluot It 11 : Now. with the Republtcu N• in ll*U., tht raelal erllta. Cllhounp 811 bua. . ell Larry. Bobble bill 14 uf, 10•· uo. bill " o mo , . whlcll might · u • · a.m. • ..... II*' I I ..w 1171 """ '"" PN'" Robert R. HardtD cl . .,..., 1111 up It, •:06 - Split the Republican party Mr. llacli: enll. Mr. ell Mn. Chart• U. s. Na¥J, elatloned al : With lilt aunt at a time when il nl'O<Is all the doWII II, Ul a.m. • llllelrt)'t ltyH1I ell IJ'IIICimolhor. Mn. folk. Va., vllllea hla ~=:: unity It can command to take Slala down II, T a.m.; 1IQw MIJ Cowll. Mr. and Mn, Morrll Mn. lllnh '1'lfl II ,_,.... on President Johnson. the oddsLorraine down II, I a.m.; 'J'I.. Mr. and Mn. llarold 8mllb ell 1111 wlfa IIIII olllldru •IIIII' from major llllprJ ' at on favorite. Goldwater'• lland tan up 11, 7:!1 a.m ..: Ron 9liiMI recoally wllh bar afl. Raolna, R. D. 111111111'1111 Arml lfDipltal In roloed 1 problem for hlo party doWD II, I:IO a.m.; Ti-Bolt up ltr •nd brotbor-ln-law, Mr. ell Mr. 'nlomu J. Quklll Ill Alhllll. Sill It at bollia_ I19W framing its civil rlgbts lr DOilOTHY KILGALLIN 2!1, Ul a.m.; B:llltrn up II, Mt.. Aldo Jafltrl, ell - . 1llllbal wu 1 wn'lznd and wllbll 10 lbaat bit 1119Y 011 plank as well as on the can•:ce a.m.; Jtlf1r1011 doWII 20, Kevin "'d !Canton. In R.,noldl- cl 1111 Plf'llll, Mr. and trltDda ICir 1111 loWI:Y ..,, dldacy llself. I:SO a.m.; PbiWp Sporn. doW1I INq. KaWt Cllllt home wilb J - 8. Quklll llonrl and llfll lba I'ICIInd. -Give Pennoylvania Gov. 20, 7:10 a.m.; Btaver doWII :n, them fct a villi Ml'e. lbt ·IStll 1'tUillatl 1111111 Mr. and Mn. Robel Rlfa William Scranton the wedgo ha ~· 111·; Homer up 22, C:CI s.m. ~r. and Mn. :rr.d holt ~ atlftl elua at p_, llatmnJ, cl 81. AI· aod hlo •upponers have hoped vuward dOWII 21, .1 a.m.; Sba. Marlon Yllltad her lllltr, Mn. Scbool. , JOIIIJlb 1.. JUt. . of thov would find 1D crack Gold· vor Jr., up IS, C:CO a.m.; Dllt1 Aul\lllt Wm, Mr. and Mrl. Mr. a Mn. Lip tpllll :rrtdaJ Wllb water's rnanlve front of He~ , Nolts on a Whirlwind Journey . the party for "The Maplllctnt MeD ID down IS, I:CI a.m.; Rotd up J • - Au1henon and .Palrtela. .,... tUMtr a1MII a1 Jlftllll, Mr. 1114 Mro. pto strenglll. Rtx Harmon. curr~nUy 'P<"ndm& his Their Flying MaclliDes" at tha Savoy iD 23, T •.m. ; J. L. Dean, up Memorial weekend 1001ta of dau&hter. Mn. M111'7 Mmer !life and Larry. Shatter Covering I&SI l~.w days of vacabon ~! hts v•~a In Lol)don. Everybody in the celebrity· Greenup, l a.m.; Ashland up Mrs. MirY M. Dlddlo, Mn. An- famliJ of Pclrtlell. Mr. ell Mra. o. M. RW. .a . -shatter the veneer of bi;Jar- 1; Porlohno befor~. •tartin& The Aaoay packed room wanted to met the beau· Gretnup, 3.41 o. m.; John na GriCe Oller and ""'' Jim Mr. and Mn. tfomlr P. a.J. CafJIII1Itr R D. tpeent a ... tloal\lllip surroundinl the elvU , and the ~tasy, Ill delig~ted that every- tiful Israeli actress. Dark-sldruled and K. down Greenup UO a.m.; BW, wet11 Della Slai'Qy, Mr. Joway of Lort ·CIIJ - • 111mevllllnt with Mr. and Mrt. rit~hto battle in c~ngreas. a pro- I one at \\ arner Brothers 11" ao pleased statuesque, abe wore a flowiD& drels of Luther Herdman down Green and Mrt. Dick Stamy and day guest~ ~ Mr. and Mn. Olarles1114Rife tective covering which t•~ders a~~ I the film vel'Sion of My . Fau La· almosMurquoiae ereen and matching up, U5 a.m.; Sally Polk up da11Jhter, of Cofllmbul. 1:. 1:. Bayman. Mr. Mn. 1.. R. Olapmaa ootb •Idea had hoped would dy, but he sllU believe• the Uu Doo- jewell across her forehead. She charm- G'""up, 1:11 a. m.; J. s. Gueoll of Mr. and Mrt. LJtt Howard Kay Parktr, 1011 span~ an ev&lllnl with Mr a 00 ~ little part should have gone to Ju!1e An· ed everyone with .Jter frlendUnea and Lawlt up Gr.wp. I:CO a.m.; Shlelda wera lholr poanciiOIII, Mr. and Mn Herbert Mn 01ar11a Rife. • drews, who originated it on Broadway. serenity; if she photoerapha half u well Pamela D. down Greenup, 7:10 Paul and Don MUlor, o1 Col· .... 11 in Now Orlelal, La.. ~J III'IIOb and IQIL am o1 "Do you realize,'' he says, "that if as she looks in person, she wW ba breath· a. m.; Wlltor Hou1land down umbt!l, Mr. and Mn. Don wbaro ba Ia llll)lloyed Ill Cab!D Qoeek, W Vaa. jan ••• they had put Julie m the rote, they would takin& on the screen. . 31, 1:06 a.m.; LoreMI up 32, Sbaett and diUibler of Mount Texaco oil flaldl. ev&lllnl wltll 1111 m:lfri. (ConUnued from pag• 11 have been able to advertise the movteAt the moment abe It workln& u Pe- 12:10 a.m.; Raltabte up ss, SterUnc. Mr1. nora McKay Mr: Doupe Rlfa and falllf1y ' for the first lime in Hollywood history- ter O'Toole's leadiDg lady In "Lord Jim," 12:~0 a.m.; Hleruux down ss, and friend, W. G. Blanltetllblp ed hfl brolbar, Mr. ••- -• M- """-· .,.._:= lhrouth City, the nijbt sky above . Broa dway cast.' ". . it you call th at work· H6 ...... ·,._...._II Karuao Mo., and hall . as having 'I he origma.t : a.m.; Sou . !hom doMl Mel- of Chlrlotton. W. Va. Homllley, wbo II pUot ql of""Clrpattr R. ,_.., D. 11*11 an • However, he reahzes that Julie IS .. Marilyn Smith, 17, • mlner•a dau&li· dahl IO:Q p.m.; Qu..n down Mr. and Mr1. Dale Hubbard Red Raldell buebal1 team afle- wilb .._ ......_ elted the city airport. Anohr philosophical · • t er f rom Le"• _ Mn ray ...... about Au drey Hepburns 1.es( era hi re, may be (h e ne xt Mei•·•J ...., • I :I0 a.m.; Gill-Goo up ol. Wa·"·"'•n, D. C. were ~~-- ,_,..., Iowa. R"e,·-' Woad_,,_ "'"P twister was spotted about •• •r -~V getting the part- it 's part of the Hotly· cmema • ky k t Sh ed f h M ldah .,_"'"' ~.-...U' ...,. ~ s roc e. e~ or I P o• I, .S a.m.; Molly-K up Memorial weekend 1111111 watched !be learn -•-. Ho at- er c·•- ,...:._ Mn ~miles oorthw18l "' Des Momes, , b" t h med T U d h M ldahl • .,., ..._. · · ••towa. r wood mystique about "haVIng a 11 ograp er na om us er an er e , .:m a.m.; Maraante of hll parenla Mr. and Mn. 10 visited In Columhul with Bowen Mn Btllel JUt. and • name" - and adds: honey-blonde hair and erey-blue eye1- Brant down Maldahl $ 1.m., EdiiOn Htlbbard and other hll 1011, Mr. a Mn. Jlmmla J:U0ea 'Date 1114 lll1l,y ,• "Julie is a wonderful girl and a great among other assets - attracted the at· and 'l'lntlco up Meldahl uo relatives. Jot Hemllley and hll dauah- ValeDa ' ·' HARRISBURG, Pa. - Gov. performer. She'll be a big screen ac1ress tention of Darryl Zanuck. He may fbld a. m. ' Mr. and Mr1. Earl Qattr ttr, Mr. and Mn. Gent Slmml Mn. ·Ethel Rife 11n4, - . . William w. Scranton plunged )lefor~ tong. mark my words." . . a part for her in "The Magnificent Men." GIIUpolll Dam - Llltto Ed· of Jtaclna )lava ]lllfdlaoed the and family. 1pen1 an eveeQ\ wlih Mr Into the ...,.,.,cl week of his Julie nqw has three important films ' ' • ward down S:ZO p. m.; Eller· former Barlell propety 011 Mr. ell Mn. !t. 1:, Gant. and Mn Paul anCJ· Johnny come lately campaign under her belt. and is In the midst of do· Those of us who went out to the toea· cliff doWII 7:11 p.m.; Zimmer Malll Street. who Is employed with . By nea; wnt.vm. lOr lht Republican presidential ing the Mary Martin part in "Sound of Uon of "The Magnificent Men" were up 12:06 a.m.; Thelma Ami up Mr. and Mn. Charln Duck· Onio l'Jver Company, Bernard 11owea .;,.. r..rr,. llOIIlinaUoo ·t<Mioy wit.g.a l?}edge 'l. Music" in Sal•hurg. Judging from her mightily impressed by the strides made 1:25 a.m.; Ollvtr Shearer down worth, Mr. WUUam Duckworlb moved Into tht •former Rife spont Thuraday ~oon of support from Dr. Milton S. . im]:feccable performance handling the in aviation in 54 years. There on a bar· I:C6 a.m.; Semel up 3:06 1.m.; and Mn. Wdonna Lewll and May homo. . with Clarence Rupa and faml· Eisenhower ' endless, sometimes banal. questioning of reo field far outside London, the film Solvay down 3:U a.m.; w. s. dauabl«, Rollertt, ......, lila Mr. Carl Hubbart! .,..1 a ly near Lanpvl1le · • reporters. reviewers and television inter- company has built han&ara In the style Ray down I a.m. Memctlal weebnd 1\1011& of few days at hll bo1111 bora • coLUMBUS Ohio Repub- viewers on the location site in Salzburg, of 1910, and stunt men were takln& up Kaa- Rtv• - Prlco Mr. and Mn. Richard Rouah; ter ftnllhlnc IIIIPioyment ALAIMO NAMED COACB licans we~ pronotihred ready , he should have an Oscar on her manti&- planes - replicas of some of the first ex· down Marmot, 2:10a.m.; Char- Mr IIIII Ml'f Georp ScbNl!d- Canltla. MIDDLEBURY, VI. (UPI)willi~ sbla !Dr !he 1964 ! ple<:e-lJefore tong. periments - that looked as if they were ley-roy down Winfield, 5: 15 p. or and B1eanor Kay Mr. and Mn. John Slack James G. Alabno, formtr ·anpresulftllltl year cainpalill l • • • made of eggshell-colored tissue paper m. ; Untlqn down down Win- Mr. J111111 Clarlt: of Clem, MUwaultee, wtac., were l¥7 Lell\le cenwr and tilt and they need is a can-~ Many aristocratic Romans rlisplay and a few bits of wire. The most substan· field, I~ p.m.; Sandy down vlsltad hll pannlt, Mr and ortal ....tend auetta of fourth teadlnc baeketllaD IICOI' didate to back. autographed pictures of Jacqueline Ken- tial orie was identical to the flying ma· Winfield, 8:25 p.m.; Helen z ,Mrs 'l1lomlll auk. and at• .mothel, Mn. Ada Slack er rn Brown University hlolory. state GOP <;llair!"an Ray c. : nedy or of the former First Lady with chine taken aloft by the Wright broth· down Winfield, 10:30 p. m,; tended ,the IIIII l'llllllGII of otlter, rellltlvu. 'lburaday ,.., named head Bliss ot Akrotl belt" bis organ· President Kennedy. It is an aff~ctlonate ers; others were more fantastic looking. Lucao down Winfield, 10:50 p. bl• Flduatlnc elw al lilt VlsiUng durinl the baaketbaU coach at Mlddlob..,ury izational meelinlcfor soo chatr· gesture, and also a status s~mbol, as t.t One, coml?letely circular, ~outd be re· m.; Chrbt Junior up Wlnlleld, PoliJiei'Oy Rl&h School . weekend 11 the homo of Mr. Collece. . . , , men from an 88 counties Thurs- indicates that both dropped tn for 1 prt· produced Ill effect, b) holdmg one bagel 12:40 p. m.; Sweet up Winfield Mr. ··'ftoberl ·sJttdt lfld "'Mr. and Mrs. Jame1 S. Quick wen Alaimo, who replaeet- trrlrt day and •aid h1s field leaders vate visit eltner on Italian holidays or over anci!hef'ba)lel; I thmk I could h,ave 4:25 a.m.; BnJCt up WW!~, !toger Slack, who' 11'1 em- Mr. and Mn. Edward Chap- W. Mackey, will aloo eoach were organized for the cam· , State vi~ A!lt_;R'Raddlo •. a barber at p1cked 1t up '!' I~Y ~ands. ' · cutamly 1:06 a.m.; Euo West Vl•glnla ploYed In 'l'llltdo ll*lt a weelt 111111 and 1011, Eddie, Jr, Mr. frothman ....,.,. and lacrosao! palgn. But he . said the chair· i the . • a "I asp_. £Jill!.!! &I' It over as 1( stood on down Winfield, t a.m. owl at ttoelr hom.. here. and Mrs. neyd and The Ptnther hooplters 111..; man did !"'t d1scuso pickin11 • I given to ~~lildPnt Ke!'nei!Y w~· "t1'11 1!dge10f the ~lffteld. Memorial · Day aueatt of daulhler, Shelley. of only four pmes in tlii pall two 1e110111 , presidential candidate to back he wu !•'o the AtAe~ Am- ~;;;or tfiR\e prke'U.h1btl was I plane call· Mrl. Agn.-· Whit. and Mr. Mr. and Mrs . . Frank cox . · , . : ~:·:,: ' duting the ii!publican .C011v.,. _.ssadoits:. sidenre . Villa Taverna, to ed "The Busy Bee," and shaped exactly S3SSffi3 100 Rlehanl Duckworth w...• Mr. daughten, Rov. and Mrs. Ray , · t1on in San Francisco nert give .JFK a haircut. · as you would guess from the !lame. It and Mn. MUiard Duckworth of Bet!gle of wllm:npton and Mr•. YANKEES SIGN Pl'WHBJ\ mooth • • • had four crazy little black-painted wings HunUnglon. W. Va., Mr .. and .Laura Sayre m Racine R. D. NEW YORK (UP!I'. ,..._ The . Elmo Williams head ma11 for 20th -two fore, two aft - and they didn 't IS Ue Mrs. HM'old· McComas and Rev. and Mrs. Delbert New York Yank... atsned 'Paul WASHINGTON ,.- Preatdent Century-tox in E~rope. Is pushing ; fOI' .; tilk'eoit'up for us to s~e it in flight b•· sons of Ravenowoad, W. Va. MUll, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dol Roul, a southpaw who comJoonsoo flew tod•y to .Q!Ufor- exotic Dalia Lahvi to play ·If• star f•· cause it wasn1.t working too ~ell, which Mr. and Mrs. Jameo Gulnoler Figljin• of Buckeye Lake were piled 1 3(1.3 record with Hu1 nio to cultivate 111 fertile' fteldo · male role opposite Marlon Brando m came as no surpnse to th1s av•alton lit an~ family of Lancaster and recent visitors of Mr. and van! for three IOIIIOijS, 7Iilt:.an ol votes and campaign money . "Morlturi" Williams Is rushing a test of buff. . and Mrs. Carl Duckworth Mrs. Peer! McBr~de, and Mr. estimated bonul .a $25,0110 Tho welkood !'Iii. was frank- her to the high command in New York A report er asked Terry-Thoma•, If WASHINGTON (UPIJ of CoschocU>n, who spent the and Mrs. Thomas Clark and n.uraday. 0 lv politlC~~l miSiiOri·'tbOU8h - "Nobody knows who she is there." he he was actually going up tn one of the Warren Commlsslon'a stall behere. Mrs. David Mills. Del Rosol, wbo picked tht f~w noni)arti..,.· · ~hl!l were0 says, "but they will. they . will" - and 1910 planes. . gan reviewing lt.. report today Memorial Day IIUotls of Mr. >nd Mn. Carl O<!rdon Yankeoo over alx .najor league Included: · hopes the studio will lock her up for a "Good heavens," he sa1d, "I sltould lo make sure il answers all Mrs. Ada Slack wera Mr. and Columbus spent a few team!, ..01 roport to Columbul•. Johnoori'• llleek ~t _ A 1r multi-picture contract. ,. think deflmtely not. If my contract said possible qut~liono abOut the F'ranl< Morgan .a Poria· With her mother. Mrs. Ga. 1n the Southern Leajue. Force 0no _ roaredolnto t h"t Dalia certainly "got known" fast at otherwise, I wouldn't be here." sasslnaUon cf Pre•ldent J o h Mra. Franco• Ritter, Co~•. and sister and brother-1--- - - ----.....:.'-atr from· noarby Andrew• Air F, Kennedy. New Borton. Accompanied by in-law Mr. and Mrs. C.'harles eroy. f'orce B... Md .. at 7:flfl • •m., The comml.8sion, b•aded by Mn. Slack, they visited the HyseU. Mr. and Mra. WUIIam FishEDT, to begin the fivo • hour J I I Chief Justice Earl W a rr e Letart Falls Cemetery and Mr. Mrs. Auauota Will Is visiting or and son of Belpre woro MtlDo . fli&bt to lbe ,.Wott Coast. completed Ita list of alld Mf!l. Okey Sarson of port,. her daughter and son-in • law, or111 Day weekend aullll C1l " r WJtnesse• Thursday when Mr. and Mr•. Raymond hor parantl, Mr. and Mrs. JACKSOJi - Seventy : four • By l!'IY!If·G Brandatadt, M.D. I such •pol!-.n-l!la...s.calp., What' he require• depends on how <ret Service Chief James Mr. and Mrs. Glen CundUf, eher and famUy of ~~~~:=:]!~. Arnold and other l"lao penons fPilay ter'till· Q-W.r would cause my 21'. would you advise? 1ad1ve be IS, but m order ID Rowley wa• questioned Ruth Cundfll and Mr. and S\le attended tile 1 cates for completion ol voca· year old daughter to he lrrit- 1 A-Thl• paleby baldness Is, keep hts wel&ht Within the nor· ~·•~res taken to protect the f'Qrl McBride apent o ercises of her ll'lndoon, Mr. and Mro. Kennolll euntlonal traimnl cours•a at the able' She whmes all day aod your doctor says. no cause mal. range, you lhould cut down re" ent and how the ayslem in HuntlngU>n on business. ry Nichols. dlft and family vioiled ill CoJ, , Southern Ohio Manpow•r and I'm a wreck. Our doctor says for alarm. Tho condition usual- hi& mtake of aucl\ concentrated might be Improved. Mr. and Mro. Raymond Cool< Mn. OSII Bo88ota apent umbuo With their dnughter Nlll Tochnlcll Training Center here.] there's nothmg wrong with her. ty clears, UP ol'l>lliiJleously. AI· . foods as margar.r1o, or butter, ] Sources •old other wltnesse• and son Eaat Llv6rpool were re· M•morlal Day wtekend with Larry Morarity ell daughter. Tile center, opened In January, , but she's tettlng worse. ter several month&, tbe hair ']bread, candy. cake and I~ aod would be called only If fur(h. cent weekend guHII of hil fa- her daughter. Mr. aod Mn sot!o!Jiolaw, Mr! and M r 1. hu anduated 32 porsono with A-It normal for a child to gradually comes tn'tlgam Since substitute fruit and gelatm de•· •er questions arose during th tltfor. Wlllor Cook, alster and Junior Spaun and famlly Marey Jo and now 1011, Tel" 11 when she has a tile oause Is unknown, there is I ser!l. more than 7> per eent being be irritable review of the ~mmended brolber-lll'law. Mr. and Mro. Racine R. D. ry Lte. Mit)' Lou CUndlft re.. emeJoyed. fever IS overt1red or has anag-' no spec1hc treatment but vari:'rt the staft II preparlftl J!:zra PbUII?t. and othor ni• Memorlll' Day weekand matned Ill Coi\unbUI for an 111o • gmg discomfort of any sort. On OUI general measureo are bee commlulon. llors of Nr. and Mrs. doflnlte vlall wtlh lbt Mlll'll'l' Leg1l Notice the other hand a chronic whin· lleved by some to be helpful. h Much of tho report already VIsiting Mr. and Mro. Her- Leadlnpam and ltyo. · · ""iinot • - • .,.,. cou ..- er usually has no organic dis· Theoe lncludo giving vitamin B • , as been written. Whl1o the bert Parltll' were Mn. Edna wen her otater and Patricia London mltad bel' 1 YUL& oHio ease. but may have a feeling of compln, ultraviolet ll@hl or IS commiiBion was taktnc Inti- Summerfield of near law, Mr. and Mn. Dick obiter ell brotllar·ln-law, Mr, , .. ,.,,. '""'· msecuroty. Thl• may be the gradually incroO!l~g expooure mony from more than 1110 Wit. and Mr. Buel Summerfteld of ner aod JamUy of Sprlnlfleld. and Mn. Jam" Guinther ll!1d 10 <••....••:; ... result of negl ect or of ovenn· to the sun, massa1e. and the C ed nesses, the olaf! of about a Jacli:lon'lllle, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Cbarllo Hysell dauehtcrs in Pomeroy. llhe Cl&U MAl OAUIION, •• .i. dutaence which j soften a cover application of I aUmulating oint· bee ( onUnu from page \) dozen IIWmeyo WI& bull)' Mf.a. Carrie Sinclair, 8CCOIII· apeni I day Willi hit IIIIer, accompanied lllem \II . ., ......, o t t .. tb r n very generou1 with do- lng portlona of tho ~rt M nd M ., ,.._ G GJ··-L-· nd Mr ...... NOTICI av PUa\.ICATtolll up for a lack of true affection. men con ammg an ram or U in'· th I nd lid he ....,... . r. I n ...rn-- 1uu. race uaca.u<e:r I . ~. 1 ncl Mn r .1nm Moore Tb• unknowa b1tln. ,,..,.... 1••• . redtsoloe 1na ona ..., e u • 1 t Tht commlsaion haa Itt n.--.o~ PomAU Ill* te••. dllh1bute•, .aJa)nllf:r•tt,;. and I Such a child. although not phySl- p . pastor 30 u ··- I •••• for v•v•....-•• • WfVIU I pecDton. ~~ any, ot 7.ou Brandum I II .k Ill sulfer poor "~... ~- II .. year .. old. !On The .history of Mt. Herman mltttftft I 1 - •• t ... .... ~~~~:1 dotl!l!l'ltd; th · unkown beh•• dnl&eM Cf y SIC now, w ,,.,,t "" dt•Uibll,..., •ll1DiD••U'at.ora. health all hw life unlea1 there welgbts 105 pounds and t:!l 15"1 unJ•·• Brethren chu-b ·•ows J h """8 ~~porh to ' If • .., tf Bel•• Chureh ' I h t 8 II I11 h'11 t•· ed p:u .... •n • 0 nson, l'IIIUC could be ~~~~ .... ..el;!fnlton ••eea.ell: and the UDimown hetn. cl• 11 I ch.angt m her emotional nc e• · t cons uer that the S('ioto Conference and p bl' , 1 --'1 1 Y11!H . . . . . , . " dlllrl hlltn• edmlnt• background overweight' If 10 · how many 1Iocal trustees organized and mlss1on u mljiWU ate y.we,.. Some.Leomtntor• aad ea.eeutora. lf aD.Y of r.UA · mtmbera u Hta16• deeiiMd will take aottr• u•• , Q-Oar •••abter haa a SU· I calories ~ould he be allowed built the flnt Mt He an aJ th fin.... •liP • on tM 14th GIY of ..., liM, Ylllll of kl Wh"' h d ? rm c at .. llrettnt 011 tht Dd.M tued her emuded r:t.tltton 1 perabundance free es. ,..t eac }f · , 1 Chureh in Cheatei- on Dec8Jn.. precise wordJ could be ~:• , : : ~11 : . _ . c~~~n of ~~. can be do to set rid of th~ A-Jour ••• is of average 11ber 15, 1877. Ot1 Febnla 12 rea Ill \ 1,) 1 ••• .... """' c- •• :i..., •• \and keep them from conun1 height for his 11e aod Ia ,d,.. 1881 a new church waorybuo't •• dale, bonvar, ..WI court. for tM r,ruuon •' N r fl Jtel s._, ~ fktd with I _.., h ilt Nil IIlii~ on .. d emendild 11etf back! ft f a boVI aVtfl.. ·ln and • that ltlUCturt W'll Used "'"" tu l ·fGW11 • · . . , . . A:-Aithou&h prep8• . wellht. The num!Mr of c:alories unUI thit past Mother's Day ::. tt' tb 4 tbe ... _. • Molt• tho vmap •t R11t11Dd: for. I WS)',una~ tJ ucl ltaM of Ohiorou• . .., ratiOI\I have been tried . when Rev. Garra brant preach- staff stillY baa .... ~ YIobtain bettMtDI •' •bo nt~rthwott eornv the removal of freckles . none II ed the first s..rmon in the mou1 .....- • .:.• f .-. o1 tho lot former!}' o•1Md •:r wn satlsfa<:tory '111ey either CIU!e I · Icomm1ssibn ~-uiWin. 0 ww IIYtlt Utm surtt-hard. 'h11an IQ\Itb 11 · . . . new church. rnember1 on a 1 ~ept tl '••' ''"'' 111r"-1• a .evere reacban Slmllar to Th bll · · ,_.,. tll•nt"l' In • noMh•r h dlmt1nn 11 Ita I DIVOtED TO INTII:IST Of e pu c 19 mvtwu to the I port ~ to run a b 0 u t j :',Jn:, ~~,··.i: ~~ ~~·:: tchma or the resu are on :Y I MllGI MASON AliA formal dedlcat ion Prior &o 250,000 e '"'h"; th•nn we"' ~ ,.., to temporary. Many people find ., the dedication, Bishop *thanct1a11South uno of tho .... ,llbllr M•d • freekles very attractive and cer••~r,. a. ..... "'*'~... 1 bt In cbt~~rge of the CATFISH - A'ti'ACKS PEASANT , r.u 1 . c~ate•-t'OM"" . .......,~ O'!S wll 11 401 ~ .,:••;:.,. 1:11 ~•lnnln.. eontolo111 1tarnly no one sbould re1ard Pubn.n.c~,..~ ~lw , 1 ....,_ ..... ree;ular morning worship ser· . MOSCOW (UPI) _A a. 1 .\liD rtealnnt~~oa •• tae Northw•ll them as I dlseue. The beat eo., ., Ttl\ OKI'il ftn., "'•""_..,,. vice It 10·30 a . m . A baskf''l pound tfflb-. ttacked o lol rormerb 'Wfl"d b:!' eour11 would be for your dall* Icem ....,. 111 •mtn.. " ltt......V· dinner wUl be served t t :• · 1tUJIed a pill1:~~-:r:!'-:: ":~~~~~· Bbter to Jearn to Jive with o•u•· ._... · DtMu. ..... ·• • " : · ~ a noon an an "" ~lth a ....... 111 • If.,....., dtPit'tien .,8 h B t .1 lh . lf tu,. utt.rt_. ..,.._ wv 24111, . lr .RadJo Moscow elalmed to1 11 M' -con- lefll,.. .. ....,.. cto•• n~•lllftl! 1BARON.S ·Bl'Y GLOVER teet: tbentt we~~ '73 11e:;:: "'nrth t em. u 1 day t ~~~:.·~o!ta~ •bou~•·:; :.'Iaciou1 about them, aha ahoubekl ..tt.r ot ...._ , . - .H••.•• ,..,..,,! CLEVELAND <UPIJ -The ! The offieial ndio 111c1 'Uibik. n. avoid oxpomre to the thIUD U• ••~o.Natiorw.l Mnrlll•nt ,.,P'OHIItath't ~ Clove land Barons o1 the Amerl- I peasant· ~· · ·• · ......,.n.. o..d 1 vo1. 111. " til . tha k ~--8-.ettn.bi .r Nl•l.l• ~unt7 CBUIId ~ da~!" h em. he httlne!U .......u. Inc.. JO L ........ l tan Hockey League bought . WB!I cuu~ reeds In • lake 1 ·'nl• Pl"a>''" ., Lb.- .,.t luoa u lor that oelll t sa :uY er, ..., •••.. N••' '"•I'll! t.ltY. .... Vork Howle Glover. broth~r of Coach I near the 'tentriJ Allal'l tD'in . th prtAtlon .t •ld .... , ..... ~.~ •nd l •hould try a Jnesklng cream. I luburlPI'IDn ,.... o.n...- .., Fred Glover from the Montrf'al l Ur~reneh t.".....: -:.. ~ . ..&....ii:Ua .. h I==*" tar otber oqmlt.lblt nUU llld 4• Q-M lZ.. 1 .old son devel coni., wM .. twtllt.... It tenhl " ' 1 ' e Wn~n u.. .-n;••u" HlldiiiV ere -.r.~ulrM to •••w•r ..~ Y ye r • .,"10 '"' ,... '" 1411.,.,_.. at tllio l Canadlens Thursday. I ISilurus GlanJI} a, tpec:lt.l of :r1!:;...~t.•.JN' :_., :t;..u"a,!=· oped a balhd apotktheof lhlse heO( 8 Io.u, ~otnnet ,ttfflc., " " " '. .: ,,,. MMltrtal acquired. Glover ear- . catrbh, boWJed'~ 'him 0nt ,.. t1iftll dime on t e bat tl ad ... o....... "·"' ..,,... ,....,..... Jier this WfM frtm the New IH!'Ized - ... d .. c.:. u · ·' 1• J · 1 YUI,A 11'-.AI bo I J ~ Ou d van: ~ ·'~ ,. coow. ·•ow a ...,.. • u • x mong.. aco. r "" • - · """l!' ~ ..,_ _,. York Ranpn: ·whei1 he refused '!be bravt ,;.,ilmlr *'!lMtuld Mer Att.,..n. tor said Jt was nothlto .., •nll•tt••· •n" ,...,... "·" 1 • to · to the .Ranpt'l, Bllti- j him In I te..mtnpte Ill:' · · t1» 1141·21: £1l a, u. 1e. .... ·• a..111 ,.., rt•r. 1 ,,.. ., .ol• 111ontht. report ~, ndiO worry about. He DOW bas lour lsu11 ..,,.. month• N.H. more farm team. MOICOW ..1«. · ·. , ~gainot 0~ ar-t 0~ ~ta'tionlt)' =- ~- J~ldrl; ct :·~ ~Mn~ ~. a~~ord ~tupl~~ o;;a(:f ~- ~ ~ vy~a ~~ ~nd ~ _,,?>~~-· 1· ~;,; ·so Man~ m t, m.~. vOJCe • 0 f Broadwav ••• reportmg • ~ SOCJety • NOtes : a Ji. ~ 'Willi -~ ::..-a: a 1 • f Bne S Bro~ ram: •'i'! riow all Ex~ ;'~~ PT-1~9 ~le knfClt~ As I j, • t' · I Report • D On June JR..h R ,.,oday 's 1~'~~"". eport rJ edt·ca I reeeived~ I. l!'edu~tlng I•• Dedication of Church Set ::'~',f.ou•rr. ,~ ·~"",~·.,, ~oter V~ " 1 I 0 'i'ol~uc~ f!h~.c:~::•t~ ~~ 2 ,!'~ani ! "* stve~al THE DAILY SENTINEL ..,r.N ... .. 1 Mtad·l tNrds. :_·,.---- =:.of ...,_. = • I 1 I' .• . . , 's."' ·P.· . " Palmer Takes Lea{In U. S. Open; Big Jack Fourth By OSCo\R rRALEY IIIOIIIh plan w lbe letler in bll W UPI &peru waim to add lhll """ to llle PslmASIUN<;:: (UPI) -'!be ~ and complete tile flnt wrltJnor me put tile bando- biB 111m by adding the BriUsh l on the waU In the ...,. O!>en and PGA championship. ond round of tile U.S. Open -Big Jack Nlck(ano, every· rolf champlonahlp U>day. body's pre-IDUrnament favorite, Ju•t Hke so often In the peat.. bogeyed the final three boles ndAmfe Palmer on 1bo and tbreei>utted the 18th for a w flo • two under par 35-37-'12. '11111 • Snoad Met Detpilr -• put him two llrobs -SII1JIIIII!n' Sammy Snead • he... of hll nearest rival, big met deapatr face to faco for Bill Colllna, after a torrid OpeD- the 14th ume In hl:o. oeareb lor lnt round at mon•trouo Con- the only bli - he has never ll'es&lonal Country Club in won Wltb a crushing whlcll: after two miserable double -Palmer foUowed a two- bogeya tnclucttnr a four·putt ~~ :,r ~38-77 1wu deemed algnlficant that -Defending dlamplon JuliUJ only Palmer and Britl!h Open Boros, affected by muscular champion Bob O>arles, the leftopasma in bll back. poeled a bander from New Zealand, had 37~'1'1. , been able ·to conquer that -And 31 or Gle 15t1 contest- mgged back ants sbot 80 or moce, including Ia Willi S3 · an 11 on the ninth bole by , Palmer turned it back In 33 Pblladelphtan Bob Hendrlcb, blows, two under tile card. but on the heat-amothered 7,053 Olarlea after an opening to yard courae wltreh the pros tightened hta belt and fled have clubbed "the lftOillter." home in 32 for 1 magnificent Nobody wu fllvlng Palmer '12 recovery. anytltlng yet, wllb three rounda One shot away from CoUlns"' go and the field to be eut but • big three behind Palmer to the low 50 and Ues after With their 71's - came Tony today'• aecond roond for .Satur· Lema, Johnny Poll, Billy Cas' day'1 :!&-bolo windup. But It per, amateur Bill Campbell and green. ~. AIL STARS ~­ home pro Joe Zatartan of Mo- rinsterwllld Uonol desto Calif Lema and Poll RoabW"g and fortiHlf wtoeei.d it · t . 33 but 1kidded Gene littler. ~ Cbi ou m Chi llodrlguft w11 at 74 and at to 38 """h comlnl home and 75 COllie blf g or • .,_ Zakarian had a 34-37-71. 0ouc Ford and Gar pj;'"' Then at n came 1 bunch And Snead, ry beaded by Nicklauo Cbarl01 II1Hllher • Ken Venturi, Lam=.., Harril. over ·h!J lone deiOialo Tommy Jacobi, Olarley Slflwd acrtl 0 wu at4tr With Boo,.,.! f and former champion Ed Fur- and f01'1Mf l1ocUy atar fl_o_L-:-Th_os_e_a:::t_7:.:3..:.m ·= =l= c uded=..:.Do=w:._:E:u:•:k:_:kl::·: ________ -_ lidi=!.. due~or· ~ RedsBrass Concerned ' over Scanty Atten ' dance IS. I·s Saturday . ~No~~~~:=in~~~;..eo:; :~t\.!':":::':. . Donkey Baseball Game ~~:"! Pt.jjt··~ ~·· Kan~ ~ i" 1 Mal« "'". By Utolted . 1 Ameiba ·" C. OOe Dt l Detroit 000 f19lJ.4f'-rr·; . ~~~ o·~~·• ~N.,..ue, ••~" '-) , Bqag;, ~. :~::I-terG·Ial'fid (Sl:stierng and (t}.o#ftjl ,,..II. If (l·l). ciJ:-:~: 1 (J. 7) . HRa - .~ ~. 1 Charles (81b~''_. ,;', .: ' : Indians are . :::.: (:::=;~ Sheldon (1.01 .and 8-2 Winners -Tresh. , & ~ ........., •• •• 1-J t ..w II'• a Ditbt p.me,•• eu't lob • eflanee, I very -!Uve aida!" the Cmcmnati RedJ gsmoa had He oald thel'o Ia oo threat of 'lloJU~NIII a "Committee of 40" meeting , tile fourth-place team moving here tnday w discuss plans for out of Cincinnati. He IBid there A couple of ofd..UDle Melga ex-stars as TOIIl WqHe Eber FaUo, the professional plt<her 'tie and Big, respectively! as boosting annu•.1 . attendance to heo been no dlscUISlon cf fhio. Chicago county ballplayers deluse Sat- Plckl!lll...ele. ' who once · had the . honor of catcher, Grimm lists Dom Did· aiTieast one ?'dhon. "Tilal does not enter into Bali!. 000 GOO 1m- o7, 1 urday will be masterminds of lt'a Grandad Shain. the seeing one of his battlog prac- die of Racine as pitcher and he committee wao formed lhls," DeWitt ltated. 0 Kreutzer, WUllelra .; f1) Pll a contest designed to produce white-hatred one-lime Oblo lice pitches oan out of sight catcher. While this may be a by Cinci~lf Unlimited. 8 MoNerlney, ·MeNaUy, Milltl' more laughs than dlamood Oit· Valley A&soclaUon President, Impelled by the bat of the typographical error in Grimm's group of ctvlc leaders, end Ito Ohio HS Stars to The 1 d" 18) and Orsino. Wla!er cetlence. of Autlqulty, who will lead lhe mighty Babe Ruth, will lead front office staff, don't count amts are long-range. ' • n l8ns took the •u.,. Not that some of the follows Mule Skinners fittingly enough the 'Busters in opposition also on it you Mule Skinners 1 But they, and Redo owner Play Thts Weekend 11-2 Thursday evenmg m a (3-0). Looer - McNally (1>on the 1118ter of the Mule Skin- onto a fleet of donkeys Satur· donkeys. ' Muie Skinners, after · the Bill DeWitt. obviously will be COLUMBUS (UPII - Major short..ned, 41'. Inning game, but HRs-Hershberger, Well. 011 ners aren't pretty 1ood play- day at 8 p.m. at the Southern Wolfe brothers are Duane watching the turnout for the league acoul! are likely to be • Yankee-Red . Sox match was en • even yet. Or take the Local High school baseball All lhlo fold-de-rol is for (Wee) WoHe Q, 1 Pyl elght games they play, starting \ nearly •• numerous aa the play- called by Umpue Charles Sear. Only oclleduled Bronco Busters (who wants field. the benefit of lbo Racine Fire Donn Cole ' Wlnn ar;s tooight, against Los Angeles • ers Saturday and Sunday at Jet leo after three Innings and so . Naliollal ·Leque 'em?) lor example with auch Aud Bert Grimm of LetaM Department which needs modJ" , Rou h : · De' and San Francisco. Stadium u the be!t of Ohio's "no contest. " I Phtla. 022 DOe 011- t lf.4 • • , ey for equipment and opera!- nie ruit. ':;:,_ s:ilieda donk:; The fint 23 home dates this high ochool baseball players Dickie Smith, on the mound Chtcago 010 000 101- S . r I t hed I - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - l i n g expenses Hke a 1929 mU- rider Bob (Tub) w· 11 h d year drew only 185,584, a drop meet In tile annual East·West for the Indians Uonaire with his lhirt bought on ID turned down w:s of 23,329 from last year. DeWitt AU-Star game. only two Bra:••, • margln. AU the firemen want · cla1ms a minimum attendance The East stars, coacbed es. ers, from 1pectstor1 Is $1 per adult ~ ::;'!st atrong enough to car-' of 850.000 is needed to break Dick En~land, Lancaster, :."~~ ;~: : ~~~le and DRY· head, 50 cents , per high school Grimm's Busters, after Dou· even ana a mllbon "U> remain Ted Ma~m. Gna~enhutten, Indians hitting wer: e.Mark pupil, and 35 oent.o per grade ble Duty Diddle are John competitive wtth other cities m be sb?"tmg to Widen theJr Haley two singles Sm"th t 1 student and below. . . ' . the way of gettmg ballplayers." edge m games. . . · wo The managers odmit It hao- ~~t;;· ;.::ensBo~r"!!mel;, He said he was baffled by the Dick Hopkins, Columbus ner aod aG~~ngle, Jt;:' WarGrandview, and Joe Bower, glt. ze, eac a sm'' (ON REQUESTI n't been easy lining up a full Victor Bentz: Tom Wolfe s, . attendance drop, which roster. If there are any vol- E 1m Cok . • Bob made the club last In L1ms, will depend on four playunteers lor this battle o1 man W~syla:: h M~~~~ G:~~ le?.gue In !!tis department. ors of high school team• which Smith walked three, ianned ROBINSON~$ against beaot instead of man J" w· kUn P • Some people may be wdl appear In the stste tourn.a- 7; Steve Dunfee of the Braves By Bob Wingett against man names with bo- 1 ~ lmtc ~-. there ts still some (expressway) ment flnals l to help the West walked three and fanned two 1 dies attached ·accepted rUicr . construction gain. on••out avenge last year's ...... 302 3 - 8 2 1 until practically gamo Ume Th U tedgth. Crosley F1eld, sweep by the East. Braves .. . 101 o _ 2 ecompca rules said -1 rtt" d S "th Grnnm the sly old fox ap- Donk B · "'" qua e II compoee m1 and Glaze. Dunfee and WY 2-5421 Po,.,.I'IIY parently 'has a big surpri~ for clrcu:ited ~se~~~~, have G "'We've got to let everybody pll<her Dick Reed of Claos Caae. Umpire : Art Stobart. z:r"" the opposition. 'while Shain is ti I a payers. arne know there 18 no constructiOn, state champiOn Liberty Umon,lt•==...;.~~;;;..;;;;;;;;;;,;..=i,! me • 8 p. m. Length of game Gary LaRue and out· ~~~~:: a~in.t!"l~ 0 ;.ut(.;~ oi~ seven innings, or 1l> Major League Loaders Dave Reynolds guaranteed laughs. By Umted Pre" Iaternatlonal Class AA champion Lima Sen· Pomeroy businessman Wayne Swisher is now 1 threeNational League lor aod infielder Herb Stantz of Ume winner of the "Class A" trap ·hooting trophy preG. AB R. H. Pet. Central, Claso A oeml·fi· sented by the Meigs County Gun club. Williams, Chi 57 224 43 84 .375 nalbt. Wayne broke 96 clay birds to lead the field . The oth· Mays. SF 59 222 53 81 .365 The series. sponsored by er years In which Wayne has gone homo with the big Pitt >7 231 41 82 . Columbuo Junior · Clamber of brass were 1956 and 1962. NY 57 207 30 70 , opens Saturday ' Being winner of the shoot at the anual gun club Stargell, Pitt 40 !58 25 52 wit!t • single game at 3 p.m. event is a great honor because some of the best marksmen Chi >6 210 41 66 .314 aod a doubleheader •tarts tn lhe state compete for the championship brass. .... , .. Boyer. S.TL 62 236 33 74 .314 1:30 p.m. (EST) Sunday. Runner-up in the Class A event was Bill Neal of Ath: By Uafted Preoa Iaternalloual Cleveland at Los Angeles Torre, Mit 58 209 32 6li .mlr-="'"====--'=-ens. Neal eaked out the runner-up trophy over 0 . c voss American Leagu.e I _ Natloaal League ' Roseboro, LA 51 l5C 12 47 .3115 by tb~ flip of a coin. Both shooters tied by brealtlng 94 w. L. Pet. GB w. L. l'ct. Flood, St.L 62 251 29 76 ..39)l '' b!l"ds 111 regular competition, then the flip of a coin de- Chicago 34 2Z .tiO'I ... Philadelphia Amerlcaa League 34 12 .tiO'I . . CJded the winner after they each broke 23 birds in a Baltimore 36 14 .600 ... San Franciscq 35 25 .583 1 G. AB R. H. shoot-off. ~ncldentatly Mr. Voss of Columbus was state New York 34 23 .5!111 .,. Pittsburgh 32• 27 ."scz J'h Fregosi. LA 49158 31 55 chl!lllplon m 1954. Cleveland 30 27 .526 412 Cincinnati Minn 59 253 44 89 . 31 27 .>44 4 Clarence Carsey was winner Minnesota 32 29 .525 412 st. Lours Wash. 62 246 34 80 31 31 .>00 6 of the ClasS B trophy with 86 Everett Hoff 80 Bo&U>n 31 31 .5Gtl 6 Milwaukee NV 49149 29 46 .322 30 30 .>00 8 birds. · Larry Ebersbach 112 Detroit 28 32 .44ll 9 Los Angelea 30 30 .50!1 8 Boo 62 240 40 78 Gene Schnieder 76 Washingwn 27 'II .42:: , Chicago . &1' . Batt 60 225 32 71 . 28 29 491 Among the blgbUghts of the John Cline 78 Los Angeles 28 37 .419 Ill> Houston 28 34 .4S2 9 KC 60 238 31 74 .311 19 43 .30& 18 aMual trap shoot, jotnUy spon- Sam Littlepage 81 Kansas City 23 'II .383 13 New York NY 54197 14 60 sored by the Gun club and the PbU Meter 62 '11mrsday's Re•ulll Thursday's Reanft• Bait 54 220 34 ft1 . Meigs County nsh and Game Char)ea Geoglein 5I Kansas City 3 Detroit 2 Phlladelphia 6 Chicago 3 Det 48 166 14 50 .301 association, was a demonstraNew York 8 Boston 3, night Pittsburgh 10 New York 1,night Home Ruao lion put on by aUngshot artist Chicago 2 Baltimore O, night St. Louis 7 S.Francisoo &, night American League: Killebrew, Billy vetella of Wllkotvllle. (Only gsmes scheduled! iOnly games ocheduled) 20; Allison, Twin• 15; Vetella, who hao been called Friday'• Probable Pitchers Friday's P,....ble Pitchers Athletics; Wagner, the world champion slingshot (; Boston at Baltimore 2 (twl- Philadelphia at New York 2 Gentile, Athletic• all artl•t. kepi gun clubbera marnight) - Sp.. swick (1-2) aod (twi-night)-Culp (2->) and Ma· Natloaal League: Mays, Glvellng at bll talent. He shot Connolly (1-4) vs. Robert.. (4-1) haffey (6·2) vs. Cisco (3-7) and 20; W•lllama, Cubs 17; quarters, peonies and dimes out and Estrada (1·1) . Willey (O-Ol Howard , Dodgers 14; Robmson, of tb~ a1r hit cigarettes as they f0W0 Cleveland II Los Allgeles Los Ang~lea at 13 ; Allen. Phils 13. dangled from mouths and broke (nlght)-John (2·5) or Stange (night)- Moeller (4-5 ) vs. MaRuns Batted Ia soft drink botUes while they! OMAHA, Neb. (UPI)-Collegl- (3-1) vs: Leiman (2-5). Ioney (4-7) . American League: Stuart, were beln~ held by club mem- ale baseball's national croWD Waohington at Kansao City Houston at Milwaukee lnighll Red Sox >II: Wagner. Indians bets several feet away. sat jauntlly on the head of the (nlght)-Cheney (1-3) YO. Dra·- Farrell (t0-1) vs. Fischer Killebrew, Twms 44; Cash, There's no doubt about It - Minnesolt O<!lden Gopher today bowsky (2-7). (5-4). . 41 ; .Colavtto, Athletlea 38 • ·Hall, Twms 38. Billy lo plenty flood. after an Impressive 11-1 win Detroit at Mlnntsota (night) San Francisco at St. Popular 2 Doo• CW..Ir"'over Missouri. -Loheh (11-5) vs. Katt (11-3) . (night) _ Herbel (4.2) .,. Natloaal League: Mays. GIAnll Toke 'l111 ....... 110 Lb, FrHztf REIULTS or POMEROY GUN New York at Chicago (night) oon (H) . ants 51 ; Boyer, Cards .47; :sa;nto, 11 CU. ~T • WYNGI CLllB 'I'Rl.P SHOOT OF ... The O<!phers, who won l!'elr - Hamilton (4-0) vs. Peters Cblcago at Pittsburgh (night) 42 ; Stargell •. Pirates 40; • 1 Clasl A other two NCAA diamond lltleo (7·2). ~Brogllo (3•5) vs. Blass (3•3). . . . Braves; Pmson, Reds; Wayne Swisher !IS ln the presldenUal el,..,llon Salnrday'o Gantot Saturday'a GamesW ~.::''.::ha=ms =:,_C:::u::b=s..:a=ll~38:::..---'~!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!'!!!!!!l!!!!,.l o . c. Voss 1M ye~f 1158 and 1960, caught Detroit at Minnesota P~iladelphia at New York Bill Nell 1M llltzzOI'i's vaunted defense nap- New York at Chicago Hooswn at Milwaukee 125 Lb l'r-er Dr. F. R. Carsey 91 ping. Washlnglon at Kalllas City, twl· San Francisco at St. Louis Waldo Neal 811 The five runs were scored on Ugbt Chicago al Pittsburgh Drawer Typo CU. FT. But Childs 90 four errors, a passed ball, 1 Bo _:s:"'"==·t~B~II~tlmort~~·~nlg=h:t::~L~.An~ge:l~es~a~t;Cine~·~in~na;tl;·~~ Jack Neal 91 wild pll<h, five walks-and only 1 Kenny Kerr 84 three hits. '!'be Gophers, mean· Gabe Nelson 74 wblte, played errorless ball aod 175Lb. - · .... - I t wllllt Paul Baker u coaoled behind the four-hit hurl• · Freeter Ndlant - - llko that of .... - · ""' ........ - · , _ Jim Brldewater 88 lng of Joe Pollack, a alow 100111 tG roo• _.,lng thnt ODII ..,.... Hr• .,1 httdl• d .....r. CU. FT.Drowior hoolthlor. - r .,.. ,.... oca...t.... fer , _ f'IIE _ , Howard Sayre 87 curve artilt. Larvost Refrigerator For ef 6130 ........ WhJ ll ....unlc .... II ...t"~ . Irvin Karr · rrr June2ht Mluourl had won 23 fiBID.. SmtliHI Space on the Marbt Bob \Vhlttlnglon 84 and loot but three during the GAS Dtclr Wtnebl'el mer to ......, and jlll)y once before Ven1011 Hysell 81 • All P•icecl with Your Old Refrigerator Aa T~ecle IOILER had any opponent scored 11 Claude WestfaD 85 many as five runs. Thet wao Dan Bartlett 811 A IIIMIII ,..:wnallle . - w.r back in MarL'11 when Baylor Dr. Clyde Ingots 115 with oJitleRel etH•Itllel .. claimed a 11-2 win . provkle ' 11dk CJbo. B I Clarence Carsey 81 Pllcber Joe rerrta of Maine The w.. 1.. ..ap 1111 • cut .... Rich Jones 112 was seleeted as tile lowme)''l offlcloncy ,., . . . . - - ..... Dude Glbba 77 outatandlng player. Fmis, ... aftdlh!otootlor _ _ .. IIH"Ick EcJKing80 4,000 BTU bad two fractured bonea ta equlppH for IUIIII'Mf II J'JBI Jack Kerr M fiiOV6 band and WU Ill paiD U llolgoand ..l4lflnhlloo ll ol. 130,000 11V Dr. Sellm Bluewlcz he pllcbad, won two IIIIDet and PORTABLE PORTABLE Bm 11 Input. #GWI-UO oaved Plua in any 110 outlet. Plue In any 110 outlet. Ideal FPt One Room. Thermostat &I Air Ven&, &OW COSY, QIAN OIL HIAT • , , , _ • altuedlwe Ml• end Ill' I I1.MI toottor; 1oieY tho .......... . W canulft .. . 4ltd41 ... N....,. •••••• hMt Clift 1twe ' TINt · JW· All ..... •• liucli&R, w.t ......... fw lent life, .... ;;t;! ~~ ,..,. J Boys PIay -ll- ~r:~~~· ] ::~r sa~ ;~i ~ ~ 'ri::re' ~~~ I 81 THE 2-HQ CLF.ANING ·: "J'! SPORTS .DESK •-------------------•I • •B Pomeroy Drug.,.st IS est Trap Sbooter ThirdYear Rat" . will~ · 7.2 be~~h~at~~usy, e .. CLEANERS - GENERAL ELECTRIC e All Mod.els·· · Reduced.! NGs ·•crow's STEAK HOUSE ,........ Minnesota ophers Win NCAA C SANDWICH $148 $299 l •--fy ....... "* Hamilton, Bulova and Elgin Watches . .. hit.....__. ............................. ·t'.:' ,... .... $33CJS' ·at,.9s . 1~1m•1 DUKE CllkNERS .. all b1ltlilrll are· ~ ,.. will !aundt7 .• ·• .,3 $hirts o.U,Ga0,117,000,..,.147,0G011Vtl- a, ..... "- .......................... '387'0 GUA,RANTEES ' I;· ' o.· ~ Ia~ tldi1t • , . • , Fr.-.~~of~:·C11s~ ·, ' 1 .' Type$49 9 AIR CONDITIONERS 7,000 BTU ..., llltlal . . kkOnyx DID YOU KNOW 18 8 �\ ,, Mrs. Leonard ~,,.:aOSE-OUT .. ' . AT WHOUSALE ~ • N&W .Ju.. " Outhoard Motors Club Membera JY orh fl:.~::::ros::,t, M~ ·lsHon~tit Hospital News ~ . . • . :!~trS e;: Helen Help ·lfsl . Eastern Stars · 'H Sentinel Church News ~- Batem:l J1o 1'b 1 Mrt. Morah Leobatd, 101111 IDa In their club room. · ' '· · · -~1111 Mra. Samuel W. Hurt, Bkf. tlmo ttaldenl of Middleport, A short buolne" oeHIDil 1r IWM ...., Wllh ft. •he'll lit U.DIH' CUIHIONID well ; Mn. Emmett E. Elliott, wu· lftHnl.ed wltb a 10-yW'- was. lltld with !\ln. Hervey ·IIOU!Id _, 110'·1111 Rt. I, Golllpolla; Eddie L. Wol· pin rrom Evqellno Chapter, VanV'tanktn, prMldent, In ctre tot' lila .U.. · !e, Rt. 2, Palrtot; Mro. om a Order of lhe Ea1ten1 Stars <barge. The traveling prln do· I'm oliN ,otll' eM'$ lllld Silvey, 539 Third Avo., Galllt>O- Thu1~day artemoon at htr nated by Mu. Gtorge Conde FAMILl' CII\CI E8 t.ra - 111111. priJI!il .;, Will For Sneabn 1: LOW 01111 ho: BoDIUo L. Nlctela, Rt. 1, liO!!)e OJ) . Sou\ll Jl't!th Ave. wu awmled to Mro. McKlllghl. Doer Helen: pt(llllem. 'nit otblr 1WI IUIIl tlleo ,._, "'illl\1 Tlourman: Mr.s. Goldie G. Crom- M!lnben of .Evlllgelioe Past A.Wbile elepbant llle Wll held , · etrDJ 0111' ~- My mol:litrJfor ' ..,. ley . Rt. I, Bid~n!ll: Charles R. Matrons Club \fttt gueata at II I moD11¥ . .1J111tlng project. Bill and I have beeD lolniiOo !eela lhal Wlll'ldf t1WW Hupp, Rt. 2, Recine : Clayton her home with Mro. Hnry I ..FoUDWinl the bUilntl& mee....the.... nve yaaro. I am Jl drlillltnt and danclftl Itt I'I' 'T'Inchor, Winfield , W. Va.: I H!IUdasl--11 m•klng the preson· lng, the rn~tnhtrs worked on the and he is 25. We "ill be ar•d•· lui Bill's family tlilnlu . ~A ! Mrs. Robert F. Chattlni West w:tion. · ··· · 1l!l.ted sh~ts . which they are latlng from eoll•l• lhla month thli,p Ale jill'! of any MIODLIIIOAT, 0. !Columb1a: Harold G. Moi'rlsOh • . M . }f , , ,, -··• . ,m.Aidng,1of \lit Pomeroy Emel" •and plan to 1•1 engoged this don 1 myselt do not d 'Ilk but Rl. 2. McArthur: Mrs. Orey r~. uudasholt ptesented gency S<juad. They will atso lcoming Ch1 i•tmas. dOll;! feel u atro I n • . Kri•htl. Wellstoo ; Mrs " Ray· the pm on behalf of the chapt- make •lings .lot the squad. 1. Our p~bl•m ill unusual. Bill as my '\!luther d,;t. y abotJt It ' mood IV. Tackett . Jack.On.' and CO!J8f.!11UUIIof Mrs. A dwert course was served j" Catholic. mother and I Bill 81111 are ""I•• around In · Birth• Leonard on het 50 years as a bv lhe hostesses to the obove oro Protestant and my father . 1 ,, d ~-- .. member of the ~M"tt~ · Mr8 ·• · ., · '. ' cJro es. ;.ny a v1ce will be apMrS: Samuel W Hurt . Bid- Le . "· · • and Mro. naymond Rally. Mrs . .Js Jewish. Alter our marriage predated _ BARBARA :IIIIi L..-----------------.1 SPORT SOCkS 59·,,. & 75C 'ilwl!li ' JcCEsSoRIES ·:, ·• .. Fibrtgllts f, point •r Save~: 50% my. ' well , daughter. 10 :45 a.m. Mrs. onard . tltanked lh• chapter Oon Mullen, Mro. Dayton 1•oe can aolve our religious dlf- Dett e..:bara• Linda Lou Bumem, daughter. and .expressed her pride In acStrickland, Mrs. Elza Gllmore lferenc., - we've dilcu!led It Wb) don't yOu pial 1 latiienll .· ~at Licon•• Issued. 2o10 , m. . , ~eptmg the PI~. Mrs. Leonard Jr., Mrs. Charles Hoffman, thOroughly and have It all ftg. wedding and ask all th _ ~ :.. ~ ·' .r Discharged tas been confined It> her homn Elmer White, Mrs. R o nald •ured auto no trouble here. But tht Pri• 1 th Robb' reo . SfE U$ .'tOO A Y .. . ; Ellen Trout, Danita A. Man- for several mon!ht and was un- Brolfning; Mrs. Donald CoiU111, right now we have to conolder ~s~t' ~ster ~ a~d . ley..JeHrey Workman, Ernest able ,-to- · attelld tbe •hepter M~s. Calvin Simpson and Mrs. our parento. They all wanl a clpltf! 1 thlllt II would . ,J.,rvi.<. Mrs. Morton Montgom- meetmg , at U•e Temple. Sht Wlllli!'f )3oyer. nice ob~b wedding, . but tach 10\'1!1)' btlntl! • ICI'IIII • lilt 1 en, Mrs. Wilson Brothers, Wll· htcamo member Of t ~~ %entxt1neetlngwlllbeWed· wanto 11 In hlo or bet olfD ble lfallll't liam Lawsext, Mrs. Woodrow Chapter Juno 17, 1114, wllh nesdily June 24 With Mrs. ·ltllJlo <hutch. As threa ehuroea ate eouid !oh ·~ Pope, Mrs. Henry Waugh, Mrs. r•ttt~· Bennett 81 Worthy M• et While and ll!ra. Chtiies Hoff• involvecl, you can ate lbia ln dill~ IO yout :. 1 Door: Still ttb111118 lii'L t~~~~~na. ~d ahlll A~ , Cecil Dillon, Mro. Edward ron. man u hOstesses. ml&ht btco 11101 oompllcated. . (whO lOili be 1n eharge) ' .0. '1. Main St Wright, Mro. Ronald Neal, and A. social hour waa held fol· puneh should have na i.atlop. Mrs. William McGhee. lowmg the presenU.Uon with p ~8~~ And people can't dance In I Ice cream, cllk• and punch ser· omeroy c·•haplf'r aorden 10 lila! probl SpOrts <oupe. Whitt With till bueltM Hill, •u~ ved boy Mro: Charles Bennett, OES Meeting Held·~ · solvea.' Blll'l parenta .:::'have Lemons m&tlc lrlDIIDillfO.. one <artful t>WIIIr Mrs, Marlon French, Mrs. AI· Pomeroy Chap\l!r 186 OES • ..;;: a IDOI'o Uvel,Y party for you len Hugh annd Mrs. P • u I met in epecial session Tuesday after Ute hOIItymOoft. Wlnn. Other past matron• pre- evening with 38 membero and JUNE " , It's all 10 simple. (What do • '~' New sent were Mrs. Evelyn Lewis, two guests present. . The Racine Firemen s AUldl· you bet none of your folk• •· 98. Shows tender ouo. Only 39,000 carefUl mllH, ~"· Pat Gallagher, Mrs. Ruth Tompkins, worthy rna· 1ary will I(JODIOr a rummage gree with me!)-H. equipped. · Walter Hayes, M~•: G r i 1 I tron, and Harry P. Smith, sale June 19 · 20th in lhe build· YOUR EIILI'ING HAND DE' ' ' ON~'I' ~99 Russell, M,.., Wilham Reyn· worthy patron, presided and in· mg bealde tho club reallurant I'AIITMI!:NT . , .,.$JO.OO Oow~B•I•nc:e oft olds. Mrs. A. R. Pullen, Mrs. iUation was held lor three from II I. m. until 4 P· m. Any· Dear Helen: c.n ..en6Mt r ...m• Lee Roush, Mrs. Lillian Steiff, candidates. Proceding the tnit· one wishing to donate may tall The reoponse 1o your maLl-call II Invlcla Station Wqob. On• eattrul local ownw. to+ttt Mrs. Manon Allensworth, Mrs. iation, Caddie Wickham pre- WI 1-3471 or WI II-3ZIIS. A don- for Grace Causey waa ao "•••~· "· atetrln1 lnd brallol. Emerson Jones and lbe honor- senled a oolo, "You'll Never key bueball game Will alao be Watl!litlg •nd helpful, 1 WCXt<ier]l ed guest. M1ss Ahce Euler WIS Walk Alone" aCCIJrnpanied by oponsorecl by the auxiliary on If yoil iDJIIhl pUt the name of also a guest. . Margaret Blaettnar, Saturday, Juna 20th II lbt another o1 our nuriilng . AI the close of the meeting, Juruor High bueblll lleld. paUetita 'In yoilr collllnn? 2 Door Sedan. 8 eyl. SIAindard shift. Low mlleoce tldfa PROGRAM ANNOUNCED Cle'nevJeve . and Arehle SwaiU Homemade lee cream will be Sb! Ia Mt1 'l'helma .-~=~ \1 llfMD. . ' ' The annual Fathm Day pro- ancf Elsie and illl!TY P. Smltb sold at the lillie· beU, c-o 1llll ~ gram will be held at. the Mt. served refreshments · from a JlJNE • Home, .159 N. ~- iteatom, Umon Church one mile sooth table attracUve in white coYer Membaro ol lbe Ladle& Au&· Oretita l'Atls Oregon And .he of Carpenter, Ohio, June 21st. centered with an arrangement Wary to Feeney • Bennett Poat Ia a very' ••eel elderly lady. IStarting w1th Sunday School at of red rosebuds, with blue can· 1:18 1\!lddlepo~t and cblldrlln Mt'fl. Cilll(>bell Ia 00~ to Catalina 2 Door Hard Tot>. One <aWul loeoi owner. Ill' dramatic. IIMt. Nic<l. · 9:45 p. m. services will contin, dies on either side. Mrs. Tomp- wbo aaalsted m lbe Poppy Day a whl!el Clialr wllil arthrllil I ue throughout tho day. There kino prelided at lbe pWtch aale will have a picnic at tho know abe WDilld lovt to get will be a basket lunch In the bowl and Mrs. Swarll served Middleport Roadside Park Sat. mail from your readers for sevurday, June 10, from 1 to 3 p erli r.-ns First ahe Ia t Ichurch basement at 12 p. m. the cllke. Guest singers lor the day will m. Th- planning to attend alert ill4 ~terested Ia V8 Star Cbiel Hlrd Top ' Door. PoWI!r IINI'IIif a1111 bl'ltI be the Temple Tonea Quartet Pknlc Dinner il are aalted to meet at the leo o11e enJt>ya letters aid sha~ ••· Show• tood. care. Ifrom Akron, Ohio, •nd the El· gion hail at I p. m. or ®lilt! them With 111 th tl II• Sisters Trio !rom Newton, Held by Auxiliary to the park. cond abe eollee: ~ tots. : W, Va .. AII local talent Ia wei· A picnic dinner at 6::30 pre- The myf of tlli 1\uUind ~•• add -~ a. HIBACHI come: · , ceded lbt meeting of the Put Methocllst Church will hold 1 -mor•Ute ltamp ~~ Presidents of lbe American Le- rullllhage and bate &ale In the .00 moot 1m '· r ··.f ~ r 9~ · · $12· . '' '" ' IJimr Auxiliary ol Drew Webchurch basement Stlturla" ·II • · portant, Jhe sends ' . .. . . . ltu l aU lbt cancelled IWll(ll she BUICK - PONTIAC - OMC TRUCICi Iter Post Wednesday even- 9 a. m. For P•c p Cfil d!llla~orls can aot to BalltmOr Md "'"'I£ llt"ilt lhe homo of Mra. OWen call SH l-&!01. · · where a oe11 111 hi . e, ,.j' 1953- f:rorn Bugsies To Buicks- 196-4 Watson, Racine Road. Mrs. A brldallhower bolllirG!g t.in. ed to a ~U~ ~u[ f~r "~':.c,h . l!,tm l'/•utzllrlg. ~sked the, grace. Carolyn Goegleln Cullu!N, • re- seven poUnds of stam POMEROY, 0. ,. Mra. l>aul Casci, president, cent bride, •Ill be held at lbe Tballk you. -H C ps lltllt. eonducted a ohort buolness ..,. R.ock Springs Methodist church, · · ~ -==-- ~ ·. . ~ion and Mra. Eddie Smith re- Saturday at 7:30 p.m. A II FOR YOUR ICE CHEST ported on tho birthday cake friends and neighbors are fn. \*kell' to the County Horne lor vlted. i•1J~8 Jline. Mrs. Mayme Hotmeo and · JUNE . It ,';:3 1{. ·., ["[ . "'' '· ' • Mrs. Thomao Clsrk were nam- The Staff and Offlcero Club ~~ ,,,~-CiJl eel to take lbe birthday W.e of Meigs 'I'emple Pythlan 815I 'j d. '·' ' ln July: ;.,. will meet Mooday evening Round robin get well carda at the hall at 7:30 p.m. Mu. t were sent to Mrs. Jed Web- Horace McElhinny IIIII Mr 1. ster, Sr., Mrs. A. v. &well Griff Ruosell wtU be boSielseo. Mrs. William Baxter, and Mn: JUNE II I TOP.QUAIIIJ LewiJ Stanley. It was decided The meetlna of the Amt!rlr.an ,. I .''., -~4 to cancel the July and Auguat Legion Auxiliary of Dmr Web24H Grill , HIGII-FASIIDN COlORS meetings. The September llll!etoter Pool aehtduled for Tues.......$11.95 ..... $10.88 • WIE in« will be htld at the hOrne of day evening, hll been eanceJ. 1 Ml'tl. Caoci. eel so members caa attend the /)tJTCII At lhe close of the meeting, Racine Unit lnstallatloa of o!ll$6.68 home made Ice cr!am was cen. IJ1 11 aerved by Mrl. Walooll to the · V-8 motor, at4. lraDI., &oo4 wjsjw ttre1, radio en4 haallr. New 0141 trad•lll . above named and Mrs. J. M. PLAN CONVENTION . ;, ~ Thornloll, Mro. Oeor«e Mow• The annual Ptovldanee · BapPDRC~LAIN LINED ery, Mra. Charles sauer, Mn. tl8t Sunday School and 8. T. U. PAINT Gerald Wildet'l11111h and aueata convention will be held Satur29 "' 2 ..,••,.. Mrs. Ernest Powell and Mrs. day and Sunday ot lbe Mount $3.11 Ellen Couch. Moriah BapUst Chui'Ch In Mid· White wltb white top, green Interior, V-8 lllotor, JIU!omatlc power bruer, dleport. President Is Mr. Char1 power ateerln1, wl•lw tlrea, radio, low miiHfle, A·l eondltloi'l 99 ... 7.95 .,::'· Oolloa BEGINS TRAINING leo Hatrls and President of the •, Miss Judy Cozart, daughter B.T.U, Is Mrs. Edllb Luckadoo. of Mrs. Elva Dailey .o !Portland. The general theme ol the Ctm~------------~ htgan training on June 8 in the ventlon lo "The Bible Speilkl & School for Laboratory Technlo-. to Gor Times." V-8 motor, auto., ratllo, heater, wJslw 'tires. Sbow1 exctlleart can.b)o one car.. la01 at Holeer Hospital. Mlaa ---Phona WY 1·27" ful owner. · . Cowl Ia a 1964 graduate of VISITS f'ARtN'l'S • Thlr4 Ave. Mld41.,.rt Southern Loeal lfillb School Mn. June Doophllt ol Tam· .~ ae,. U.9s ~=:=:=: Racine. ' pa, Fla. ill opendlna a week'l .,.. iiii;,...;;;...___,........... Yacat.ion with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 0. France of Lanp l'ull PoWtro lnclUtllllg powti' window. • kay power aeat, tinted 1iaa. radio, . \'llle. htlllr ali4 pod \tjljw llraa New Vorl< 000 000 000- 0 S 1 Pitta. 010 220 IIOx-10 12 1 Jac,kSCII, Wakellekl (S), Stul'dlvant (7), Hunter (8) and Tit¥· V·l motor,,auto. trans., power at.HftDJ, radio, lieater, 1oot1 wjllw ttnt, lboWI lor. Law (1-5) and Pallllironl lllctllebt · ··' -.,. WITH ,.ANDWICH. lOX . can Loser - Jacbon (S-10), HltsClendenon, Statgen. ws. . , :M£TROPOUTA.. " .. MOTORS '60Ch•vrolet • ~ • '1095 I "•"3 ·ROOMS !t I 62Tempest • • • =::;...:= =_ . 60 Oldsmobile .. Furniture - 62 Buick 63 Ford "300" ~r• att liMn who carry the weight of the world on the~r abouldera - ~ut thil isn't one llf tbem. Thtre I.e no burden oo ioFOUI 11 of beiHJ DAD, 'And that . - - *2495 -• •• bod)'. And lf 1011 have ':,1':[. lt1l-t .. .~ ·Thermos J,ugs . Tbermos Jugs . .· . PICNIC .. BASKETS . S9 Ford Galaxie 2Door H. T. • . • • $1 195 · e PICNIC KITS e Make DAD Gladl... - WITH IANDWICH lOX BERNZ-0-MATIC CAMP STOVES 2 Burner Stove, Reg. 29.95 · · · · $24.95 1 Burner Stove, Reg. 1_6.95 · .. · $12.95 CroQuet Set~-...,... , •• n S9-9' HOUSE SLIPPER GJIITS~JOII 0Ab ...... , 195 to 4:.95. . atrloo • • COMPLETE LINE MIN'S DRESS SHOES FOR DAD 'MARGUERITE'S Shot Shop WolsoueGift Certifl&ltet Pomeroy San Fran. 110 002 001-e 11 % St. Lnula 103 030 ~114 2 MariCIJII, Pierce (I), Sh 1 w (I) and Cttbdllll, HaRer (6), Sadeckl, OHla (1), CUellar (t)', Taylor (I) Mid McCarver. Winner - 8adtl!ld (7-5). Loatr Mariohal (14). HRa - Javier, Mayo. &ABBOTT etOOPINo LIWIS Middleport 'll'r ~· . · '" Mill If, ·-flf\'I.IIJIP · . ~lAC · f55 OLDSMOIUJ , J• .PLYM0UTH , 2 Dr,J4.t. 88 4 door . ·' 4, clr. w~ liho~.. •4951"" onotor. ,. $)9~· ...... . $A9'5 11 ~ ', ' Auto.treno._ .. .. ·· - ,, -:14~ &V~N Z4N,DT' • \ ' OPIN 'l'lh ··: P.t!\ ~Ill. O(dr!NIIIlli WY 2-5342 . ' ' ( • • . \ '' . •·. "f '- .. Htddleport WY :1-1284 FRANCIS FLORIST and ..• ~ .GRESH HOUSES-:. .±:;; Melbber !lTD ~ IVY U811 LOGAN MONUMENT CO. OF MEIGS COUNTY Nor Pometoy·MIIIOil Brldgo WY :1-1881 Leo L. VaUilbiD, Mill'. -----------------CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Pometor. 1 . ,. STA~KS THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS 0~ AMERICA "\V ALGIII!li!:N WY 2-2388 Loall DoiOII 1141111 Rlvenowoo4. w Vo. 'i V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY LIEVING ~OAL 'I :I .I •: ' ,, '•I . Ttl DAILY SENTiNEL ..... ~lf'l No, 1 NeWIPI~ ' ' RAONE.,,~NING MILL ;: POIDII'OJ SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGI •• nu All liomt1 fmlllp!IOttl W&CJ. ~ 141118 .. ,..., WILLIS ANtHONY ,, '· A(I!MCY" . "The ll'rleadll llul<" · lllddtepon, Ohio DopOollllaatltad bJ I'.Dl.C. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE ltuiPort Tho Cllurch ol·ltoe <1111'11 DRUGS CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK COMPANY llllt•"lob4d to 1801 Will Coitllllbla, W VL Ph. Malon SP &.aees 'I CHICK THESE •A$-ISu SPECIALS CO.. Attend lbe Cbureb Of Your Cltoico Middleport I • -F.9.1J- •HIATINO ePLUMiiNG •• CJ V-I motor, auto. IJ'an~,, blue :wtth makbllla fnlerlor, low llllleace. A ,.., . , Lewla Repair Service REPAIR . SilVIa WY 2·2776 S8 Buick Special4 door • • • • • . • '995 nice automobllt 11:11-118 GOEGLEIN READY-MIX "' 2 Thermos Bottle Kit, Reg. 10.95, $7.95 ·· 1 Thermos BoHle Kit, R1g. 5.75. $3.95 Ba~ Revelatloll Quality Furnlture.t Low• l'tlcto 60 Chev. Nomad 4dr. ·waaon.. . . S159S ~ 6:1-10 WY 2·2644 FOR~AN S9 Oldsmobile 98 4door • • -... s1495 =. .l lt!lf-21 8allfft of ilolsWIIIftad "Flowen For AU Ocenstoos" !)or 8utteroot & W. 114all PbOIJe WY il-20al hllotoJ 1- VALLEY LUMBER SUPPLY CO• .. POMFROY FLOWER SHOP 63 Ford Galaxie 4door • • • • • • •S209S 60 Chev.lmpala Contertible • • . •$1695 $9· ~. ' Get A Better Value-Rated Car For Your Vacation HOUSE Thursday ll'ridar U Cortbthilll!j Golatiano OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. SAYINGS 'J' lloll WodneldaJ Puhttlll-itl 15 bodtt-Dirt-Loftoir-Dodp l'rucb MtddlopOrt GRILLS • 'l'ueoclt7 R. H. RAWLINGS &SONS CO. Sno-lce 69c j lf1111day lt:t~ :Dou11ot~ 59 Pontiac .. - • • *1095 u9 hter~ ·.~"soC: + for hi• eb•r•cwr, hla c011r• HIS DAD. ' : hot~t~ )'U, BLAETTNARS ~ tout as well . are, hla co-ltlllllnt to thinfiB Rlwht and True a boY loVH to walk into HIS CHURCit with '1895 62 Pontiac .. • .. • '2195 olhl!";i. Grill _ involve~ IOII'IebHI't future lf you want )'our boy to become a good ballplarer • •• \\tell, toa 10 out and catch with him. Laurd HOT 'BUYS' FOR tht ttlpollliblltty But - Jiolil on there I Dclll't forget it iB a burden Someilne'l :th!ute ie on your atronr back. • ruB, uo '· • ~ THI SHOI ...., .jiO,ATi I '- ,• '· PLUIWNQ II IIIATDIG Llllcoln st. MlddltPIIL'I n ti.lliiO . KAUTZ FEED STORE '· Out - .. To SlllllfJ ' Pll. ~ a..t.r. Olllo 1 • RALL'S BEN FRANKUN ~. ' .'! w~ r.-:. o~ l2Pomeroy �J Sat. For WANT AD .NFORMAnON Business S.rvicet Business S.ndCM KILL 1'E1INI'I'BS IIIII proteet I&WD ODd sbJubo from TO BETTER oerve you , we lritb .utAB 0-dc>tt (Joaceo. have recently added a 4- CANCEU..ATJONI C""ORJtEr.TIONS WIU btl &l.'crptlld until t .OO A. ... rQII Oa) of f'uhlltatlo" RltOL'LATIONS Ttlr punti,.her ..-.unoea rnoe rl•bt t 11 ad\t or rejt~t &Ill ad.l d•l'm•d flbjecUoUiblt . Error• •jwuld be repol"f4d lmmtd:lallty. Thl! pub •hrr .,.!11 not be rupon,lblt for r,onn fh bo onr tnellrr«>• lnOI'Mion trate Kmg &Jilders S u p p 1 'I Co.. Middleport, ObJo. 6 2 t!c whet! drive, 1¥4 cu. yd., front er.d loader, I back hoe and bulldozer work also per· ===--;;--;-c:--c= SINGER Selrinl mach!..._ 15950 new, up Several used machines at bargain prices. The ''abrlo Shop. Singl!f Saieo /ormed. Free estimate. Phone evenlngo, WY 2-3243. Em· met '1'/ . Shuler, (m Page St. Middleport.) Contractor. 6 19 12tc . Television Revue "' EXPERIENCED RADIATOR SERVICE From the lai'J"e•l truck or oulldozer radiator to tht ..Uest be.tu coN. · • •• BLAmNAR'S I 1 ler double duty serv•ce meat convertible tops cai'P"ts ODd l11sineu Opportl!nlti• . display _case, complete. with : original trim. ' 6 15 6tp 1 mazzanme !i!helf and set of 1 FOR SALE: Food Market dllt •n• display trays. A-I condition. r PIANO TU~NG to to Ul 'health we are orferlng I Looks like new. First $300 1 Standard ~Itch. ( A·~ cps.. for sale ~ business, Ra- j takes it. Lynn Hart , Racine ; 15 · ~epaJr and adJ.IlStmP.Dt cine Food Market , corner 5th Food Market. 6 18 3tc of action e:tra. CalJ m Pom- and Pearl, Racine, 0 hi o.. AUCTION SALE' Every Satur- eroy, W'l 2065 · Anyone si(lcerely Interested day, UO p. m. Russell Welch Rl k rd' Alignment Service In good going business may Galaxie ~ XL 2 Door Hard top. Law mUuae, local awnLaurel Clirt on Rt. 124. ~f!m:rly Grueser 8 0 d; contact Lynn or Pauline Hart er. Radio and heater. Red vinyl UtPbolatery. Whitl finlD. 6 18 3tp Works). 286 W Main St., between a a. m. and II ~c PHONE WY 2-21 57 NEW AND USED welders, air Pomerov. Ohio. R. H. Rick· compressors, welding rod . · ard. Phone WY 2--35'18 • • Free demoostration. Po m· Wheel balancing, auto glaS8. G.alaxie 500 - 4 Door Sedan. Automatic trani.DI:iaRioD. Ra~ eroy Landmark, Ph. WY 2- brake service. j dlo and heater, One local owner, Notice 2181 . 6 18 3tc I Tl 44tc for man or woman from TO- WHOM It may concern' Auto Sales CUSTOM brush hog work. t5 this area to service and Thtre will be no charges I----,- · -- - -- per hour. Call WY 2 6812 collect from coin-operated for funeral services at the 1'W Rtmtll!r 2 Door H·aid Top. Automatic transmission. Power steerine. Otartes Mash or Lester to.m- :lispensers We establish Letart Falls Methodist World SlaodarO •I Compod Radio and heater. old. U-3o 1 route. Car and reference Church. £leedesirable. Party must BOard of Trustees Rt& eaJ" room. rtde and perform t1 19 3tc 1001 Small car ecoOOIIIJ aad pond•. bave cash capital of $900 ;;;-:-;==;:-;-:--;; --- lhoacerablllty Lowboy service. Charlef' Jef- Good potential earning• 4 Door Sedan. Automatic tranmtillion . Radio and heater. IN AN~WER to the criticism lloe part-time: full-time more. lers, Phone WY 2-6'.!22. One owner. o1 friends who sign bonds, MolnlpoblaD Moton For personal interview, 6130tc what are friends for., give phone number. etc. 6 18 3tp K. Slnet. Po......, Wrlh To: ==-==-:-=::-o-- c - -Pllloe W\' Wl'll See NelgJer Building and Sut> WE GLADLY loan a Blue Lus4 D ti'C' ply, Racine, for better homes . King Distributing Co. 4 Door Station Wat~on VI. Automat!(' transmission. Radio tre -•Carpet Shampooer with ~h ta d d ·~ h.ft kJtcheo cabinets and storm 7190 Rivervitw Terrae. 1 1nd beater. · f Bl L tre 1953 C evrolet s n ar s t . pUr.,..ase o ue us Good d t' s . door>. 11 U tfc Mln~e1poll1 32. MinneiOtt ShamlKJO. Ba ker Fu r.~r T Smotor anR 1res. · Oh'ee l,.========== "'"' • , Middleport. om tobart, acme , 10. 1 6 18 3tc I Get Acqv<~intod Offor 8 16 6tc . . - · - 11962 PONTIAC - 12250 . l door ' Rocappod Tlrt Salol 4 Door Station Waeon. Standard trana. Radio and heater. 8 cyl. One owner. Condition excellent. FOR SALE - Mexican Tomato hardtop, Catalina. blue fin· I WbJJ• they last plants. Wi111am H. · Holmes. ish. au1omatlc transmission. :~~S~~~~IR TIRES $5.92 .. Syra:cuse. 6 8 tfc I power steeripg, power brakes NEW lJ.I4-lS IN. Excellent Opportu•lty radio and extras 910 Broad. rUBES $1 .45' Man or woman wanted to WHEN YOU USE All(. Cle•ners ' "3Y Middleport Call W'l ~ i 'Plus Tu 4 Door Station Wagon . Power it~erlft.i and brakes. Radlo service and collect (rom coin .. Free Storage Ptan" you get 5289. 4 29 tfc and beater. Automatic trans. One owner. Opton 7 davs each week operated l:ic•rette, candy, big. · beautUul empty closet 8 a.m to 9 p .m. tct & other ~ tcbine•. ThiJ il space in exrhange for aU the For Rent aa exce1lent POl!lltlun that can room occupied by the family's be worked full or part tim• winter clothin!i! ~ere'l how It FOUR ROOM furnished apartPersons &eJected must bav• works Bring m all your~ ment. ?hone WY 2-5435. 212 10-12 boun per WPek, ser wint~r clothes or caD ll!il far I s. 5th Ave. Middleport. r::::::=::::~=~:::;;::::;;:::~ vieable auto and •600 to S4200 capital. pirk-up and W{' wUI "Protea· l 6 19 3tc I 0 McCOY . AUCTIONEER Pickup. 6 cyl . New truck appearance . suuu:~IIV.'~ dr~· c •~~HI them at TWO BEnRooM hDlise in .-l 23 tft! WRIT!: regular rales, wrt.h Ire. moth dl epur., C'a 11 on Th ursuays ' . Director, Dept. 0-65 prno~tnR anii,.. h::tn} them up nd S d , ,~ 2_3231 AOC"''IONEEB for ~ttoragl!' ..... .. .... ,ed ..a un aH . " , . FEDERAL MACHINE CO. •u . ov'="'ar· 3 17 6t CempletoP.O. ln1101 IZNI oags ,.n4 whea you are _ _ _ -~-. _ P Power Wagon . 4 tpeed tran1 . Fn\nt Wlncb. Cnn !Ontllord "'adv lnr lll•m nm fall, ea11 I Little Roek. Ark. fl'rlle, p - • Cetlaff us or ftt' ; oor routeman know Glvine Name, Addreas. Tele&. C. BRAPJtlRD ano the)' will be banded to and Other Partlculan. • • y, ,, ··lea q,er. bri~bter, and -~ l'·ii P1nel. 6 cyl. 3 apeed trana . One owner, n,.wpr ·RN'ilPbef the stange ' I" f'l'Pi' Pa.\o Nest Fall OD Rul Estate For Sale l'lPih•ek- A 8 C Cl""""" and I _ _ _ _ _ _ __ EXPERIENCED Shirt f .au,drv Ma!IOII, W. Va. -;;----:--::=-:--:::::=~ SP .1-0543 I ! 101c H< ~·'"· t IOoml furnlabed. I AUTOMOBILE $40.011 a month. MinefiVIDe, WY •·3312. . 6 18 etp ' GUNS Dodge-Dodge o~rt-l~ncer • Wf' ouy . sell a no tradt 1JU111 F1JRN[SHED apartment, S .• Btl! Wellman Leo W.mom""' rooms and balh . Call W'/ 2AND IPOMEROY - Two bedroom 5. Second & Mill St. Middleport 11 6615 . 6 15 6tp J••••en. 50 '~ -· lrame home wllh batb. gas 'otntrd!in P.lt<881nl W P!oone Ya -wood floors, automatic heating, full basement, back 10 13 "k SMALL apartment sullabl• for - - - - - - ---· 2 men. Air ronditioned. Phone porch, 50' Jot in good neigh1 AU'I'IIMOBILE lnauranoe beeo between 5 and 7 p. m. WY 2- ' borhood . Have FHA commit· Rell Estate For Sale , Real Estate For Sa e can<elled7 IASJ '""' opera. 5440. 6 ~8 3tc ' WY 2·2143 Pomeroy, 0. ment, 30 year loan on thls FOR SALE' I lot '"' Mulberry tar'a U..-1 cau WY &-2911 FOUR ROOM tumlshed ap.rl·l~;;:;;;,;;:;:;::~:::::~~ property, payments approxi· · ~ lloighll, Te. WY 2-3429. lUll< I ment. Phone WY 2-3658. II'OR LIGH1 back·hoe service, mately $50.00 per mootb. I'.. Ll.,. 11 II 1 19 1fe 5 27 tf Cash required $500.00 which yC:IfiiH "I call or oontact' Earl R. includes down payment and FOR S'LE FOR SALE -_o_ ~ : 7 rooms a nd bath• FOUR 1\CYlMS. bath and Werner, Construction. Phone SYRACUSE - 8 ·room home, house on Rutland Road. • - - -· ·· p WY closing costs. h WT BINGER DESK type, II k e • ment, lurnace heat. h o 2-2769. ' 17 6tp MIDDLEPORT 3 bedroom . bath, pore es. u I •es, on Large Jol. Aluminum storm new. Zig zags, makes but· WY 2.,j319 4 28 Bur· frame home with bath gas I level lot. $500.00 down. doors and windows. Reason• "wv • . . . ' RACINE Large 7 • room able. Kenneth Searle. SHIDle &ROOM th de tonholes, overeut., bllnd apartment wl bath. •~. v hred hot atr heatmg, excel· ho I'~ bath hardwood 8 11 hems, designa, etc. Guaran- Phone WY 2-5385. 5246. 6 18 30tc lent location. Have FHA comfl me, f L1 t: ~ nt hot 5012. -··-teed. Balance tfl.81 or 16 ;;=.;::::c;:::=-::::::::-;-5- !::::t:f=c::: I FOR YOUR Bulldoze.r ---- •rk mitment ($8700.00), 20 years, w'::~~· he~t. ~~ c:r garage, t ROOr.) double at 139 Bultel" monthly. Pbono WY 2·2201. Un!<Jmished bouse. 4 roo1111. Phone ur· Uliili. !'aut L. Bal· cash required $1000.011 and 1 1 1 t nd nut Ave. Very reasonable. 1 f high ===o-:===o--6_ 19_ 5tc c-c- urllity and bath. 1651 Point ley, Pomeroy, Ohio, R 0 2. good credit. "~ 0 a ou 0 Owoer will Unanoe pari. E. H. KIRBY SWEEPER, complt1e Lane, Puml!fOy. Phooe W'l ~ 6 1 3otp MIDPI.EPORT - 3 bedroom ! ,,;ART - 8 large room home ' Hedrick, 133 Butl<rDUI Ave., will! power polisher Can't be 3871. I 3 lfo l;:.=========~l frame home with bath. gas batb , storm doors and win· Pomeroy, 0. Phone WY &Wid ftom new. Perfect run- THREE and four roo'll furnishe- , Beating, utility room , and dows. Several lots. Beautiful 2670. 6 8 l2tp lllq oondllioo. Guaranteed. ed and apan ' POMEROY, OHIO /ront porch. On level lot near view of river. 11'1 SYRACUSE, Jhreo bedroom BalaDae due 8 payment. of menta. wv 2-6434 12 1 Jlc ! both schools. $10,000.011. Will Vlrpl Teaford, Salesman modern borne, near aohool, fl.- pe. month. Phone WY FURN~~HED and unfurnished In tho Hoar! of qualify for VA Joan. WY 2-3740 Modom lml1llated. •all board I.IIN. · 6 19 lite apartmen)l Inquire 11 Jbe I THE AMERICAN RUHR William Ingels, Salesmao 6 19 31 p heating, large Jot '12 1 295. Olno Hot•I. 1-22-J!c WY Z.2472 Phor.e r a. m to 5 p. m. WY Genertl Rool Estato Harold Colllos, Salennan FOR SALE in Middleport, · 4 Z.3974; Evenings, 7 to 1 p m . , MOOER!i 4 room •nd batb I WY z.mt bedroom brick bouae, 2 wv t-2441 · 1 2 Jfc furnish.-. apartment. Phone S..VIca · 6 16 3tc baths, lot and 1 ball, out ol _.:_:._~=-----1 PILTIIID WHITE GAS 'W. .... at our new boat : r:E:::room hous: : . CUCKLIR REALTY I':'Uc':i ~ jiM appoRltf' our colo Hill, Pomero) p b o o e .. . tp WY 2·2885 or WY 24251. il&atiou on tbe river 6542 6 19 6 229 1 3346 2186 FOR SALE, ready ,or oc- ro=R=-::S.,. AL"'E"'·.-;;Eac::ri-1.,;_=•'---;-=room bouse wltb II> balbe, wt 2- or WY • -20· ·tic(I) 10..ttc - Lovely bed.. .__ ......,., Sorvice Station .__ , ·~- Rl!'ILANl: . cupancy, 5_ roo1111, beth, base- Peach Fork, 2 modem hOUllell closets galore, otoker fir. u """"" CLOSa AUTO SALES ment, uWity room, cellar b hicken hou,.. and .0 forced hot air bealiJig. • """" " KOUBa ,,o....lonll Dry Cloonmg ment, utility room, cellar 145 1.,...1, lor Rooms artlll&.O IJIIltable for · JACII w CA RSEl' 1953 Chevrolet Stalion Wagon, front and back yards, work· sal or rent ' !)file, or lieauJil oalOD, all 1nct Shirt Loundry Mfr. wY 1,.,, $100.00. Wm. L. Johnson. . 1 Hour Cle•nlne shop outside.. 4th and Elm, n!m.~ on Eagle newly decorated. Nice front 1685 Lincoln Hgts., Phone I Altering end . . . tnn, close to Sohio Station, RaRid three acres COM· ver&lldl, encloud back porch 1 YOO PAY lea lor line- hOme WY :.-2888. 6 19 3tp Pockeh ond """" oine. See or can Earl Cus~ plet:~;. moder!l, • .110. Comi!r location.- two lartle larnJshlnp It Bakel l'llrnl· 1957 Chevrolet, 2 doot , K.T. 10 lbs. Dry Cloonl"'l $2.00 er, Barbe~ Shop, WY Z. Doable lloall, in • excellent loll will! 2-car garage. $12,· 5249· Racme. 6 17 3tc oonditlon, !5211 Nye Avenue, 1100. IJJrt lD Middleport Ohio V8 automobll•. Extra clean DliCOUNTS . I II Uo inskle and out. Late model PICKUP I DELIVERY p -~ 011 Poallne Morklu, Balesmaa :;:;;;::;:=~=- -Blue MiSI Paint. $795.00 will I'OR SALE' Modern threo .::;:;·..::.""~· . Creek SH· ...t~ ot ·lft Ulflli lftnll'n work pants; and shirts. ABC CLEANERS bedroom home 3 years 0 ld ·-.... 1 I" 3tc vgau ~'• ... carl J:leYalier . Long duf!nm . trad£' . Mason 773-5282. · on Rt. No. 248, •1~ miles past' ' 30 acres bottom . 1 10 ae19 6 s 11 30tp l- - , . . - - - - ltp j & SHIRT LAUNDRY Cbefter aou Course, 2_2 ac· rea Wiablo; all . uW!Ueo, Fann Machinery per .-or~! o~ tnurtlon lllntmo.an rlt.ullt 00 c~ntt 1:1: (;•nil per word for T~r..e Nlll ~~~~~ h't' •n•crUons . s• c;;. Dtueunt on 111•kl "" • • Mid wlthl" 11 ll&yl. CA.RD OF TBA.NKS • O.SIT\l ARIES - ll z:1 for .1oO word m iD· i mum . Ea~h addlllonal wurd I~ OF'FIC~ ROURS I.JO A. M. l9 5.00 P . 111. Oall~ :!ilaturday-.8:30 A. .\1. to U :OO noon IT 'S SO Elt.SY TO PLACJ: -' RESULT PllOt'tiC INC WANT AD " , ... 1111 1963Ford ta· !!'· . L----------.11 1963 Ford BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY . J COMPANY'S I ~ I 1960 Ford I --- 1960 Chevrolet BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY - *1295 - 1959 Chrysler - - $1495 1 RUTLAND DISCOUNT STORE TRUCK SPECIALS 1958 Ford ! ton - - 1957 Dodge • - - :)CIU nnfm:;;. .......... 1956 Chevrolet R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Wheel Alignment I Gitltlo ~ult• hllfd.ll~================~ Brake Service Blaettnars /t I BIGGEST. USED CAR SALE EVER! IOATERS :~ 'F~~aJb~;~ oc~:~ c~~si~~./~ ~\:~':o.;.=~. Cue/t/11 fie~lt¥ :~- . ~~~lo~·~~~~,.,~,..~~~~~WT~=I~183t~~ot\ j:~~G~f:~~:! tat a. 0::.\,.:'ldlnp ~ ~-· 1 4t.'t'olll... tO. Kllld ., --~- tiQ,- OOW!f LDlopotoJa l.llowloa Ivory 1nd blue finish . Spotlen interior, radio, heater, VI engine, Powerglide, Uke new whitewall tires. lmplom- l.ll'rlar 1960 Dodge Phoenix 4 Door .... $1195 DAILY CRl'l'TOQUOTE- BlU'O's hew to work Itt .A.X'I'DLBAA.Xa Spotleas clean interior. White fini.ab, V-8 engine, pow« itftring, power brakes, auto. trans .;; radio and heater. II LONOII'EI.LOW One letter limply -.taadrt tor uotber. JJt. thla .Mmple A. t1 UH4 for lbe t.bree L'-. .X tor tbe two 0'.. ete. Blnrle !etten apoaoo _ _ the ltlolength __ __ U'OPhlea, and fonutJoa ot t,tbl WNI Mt Ill• hint& 1961 Rambler Classic St. Wagon $1295 n- ·~q.....,.. A~W 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door $1295 XODIH Power~ 1957 Pontiac H.T. Coupe · · · ·· · · · $695 "You won't knaw jtm: how mlfOh Dr."- HAS doni · • for JOU till JOU pt 1111 biOI" ttres llb ftnl1h, heater. .I l Truck Buyers See These •I , I ! 1961 Chevrolet l-2 Ton Pickup· $1395 s eyl. Po-werelide, deluxe eab, 4 new truelt .tins. belee finiah, heater, . .:~;.,.;:' :,:~·:;:Jm:n ~:, 1 ~:;. ~~'~.208 . <>,ijl·o- I0-3t1U Butternut. 118 6lp Call - Local owner, eood tires. Looka and nma ute new. I I 1960 CHEVROLET Tandem axle, 800dO tina, 11' dump ktdy, Youn for a fraction of the orilfnal eolt ••• $5295 BARGAIN HUNTERS I See These Can: MJt-• 1958 Chevrolet Biscayne · · Only $495 4 Door. Blue 'finJab, ·&ood tirea, 8 cyl. ena:ine, radio, beat. er, Powervlide. · 1957 Pontiac 4 Door · · · · · · Only $449 l. ' rI Station Waron. Good Urea, eleaa Interior, VB motor, automatic trans. Radio and heater. 1955 Olds 88..:. 4 Door .. · .. · Only $150 1951 Chevrolet "6" 2.Door. Oniy . $150 1951 Dodge 2·Door · · · · · · · · · · Only$99· I OPEN EVENING$ TIL I P.M. · 1· P~ro)';O, .. Your Chevy Dealer -~: ::1'"::-~;-;~~~:;-t~J~~~~~~~=~ \VM....·:· . ··· pe-.. A ' ':;;",:r~0:': NIPI ~,~;ar11~o~~: :•~I'IT ~~~':t:•c.: ~:,.,z.~. :n~~b,.C;'~ct·~rt~. .::/'~' -~ . ~. ~~~~:~=:.=~ ~ I 2 llo ' lli·IIG ·.;"-'~'' · · ··'.. <l· lf~ -· , ... ·. p<!Q!!!!t.~·!;.f ;frij ' '· ;; ~' .~ ~ .}: • ,,.. . • .. / I' ' ' ~'tl -' Yiaiko: "1,. ·~ .... OA O~WK .... OKSO Milltr. OrloleJi 1D 4-1.' .,.......,.. ..........lo1 '· !WriiiiiG. All OALMNI:SS.--OI!OAR WJU>lD . 80 AGGR.\ \' ATINO . _ ··WMPO Radio IIONDAT 'l'IIIW II'RID.&T , 1:10 Slga on NIWI •· · - • 1:01 Sacred He.-1 1:2ii Country Jamboree 1: !0 Farm NO'III U5 Paul Bowen · 8'4:> Meigo Cl Act. Ell. 1:1111 Newo 7:05 Tiny's Chapel 7:31. Nowa 7:16 Plekeo:: Hardware (Tuell.·'!'bun.) 7:511 NeWl! Report 1:110 Sip ()a 1:05 Cotmtry Altulc 'nino 1:211 Coun~ JOJDborot 1:35 Jobn na...... 7:05 BreUfut Party 1: li Jones Bulek Sbow 10:15 Tho Good llie 10:35 Music 1D 1be Afr 10:46 'Ibis b Music 1HI5 Top Telt Sbow 11,35 Top Ten Sbow (Dtr1t0111) I 12:00 Noon NtWI 12: II Mustoal interlude 12:10 R... Merlin 'l'loll I :OU Broaklut PltV 1:110 Platter Party 1:10 Roy'o Food Basket uo Van Patrick Sports 7:110 Sundown Serenado ·a:4i Baker FllrJJI1un.Wed-Frl 7:110 SI&D orr 0pea a..... fltlNIJAY uo Non 7:05 SI8D Ou 9, 05 CoHee With Janel 7:30 French City Bopllst 9,411 Betty Newton Minlsll!rlal Assoc:. Wingo or llealliJI I'""" Country DrUten M-W I::Jl Blbla Speaks 1D You · Mason CL Agr. Est-Tue 10:00 Voice or ~phecy A.S.C. Prolfllll'l'rl · IO,llfl Wasb. Reports to Peoplt 11.11 Family Worsnlp-Thun. U:OO Sunday Sbow Tiny's Country Hymns 12 ' 00 Nooo News 12 oo Noon Report 12:16 Chrlallan Hour 12:!0 Goeasler's Gueat Star-Frl. J2,:111 Rev. MerUn Teell JJ ,Jti Muaic Jusl For You 1:011 Billy Grabam t:lll BlaetiDar Show·'l'lm. !:IIi Lulberan Hour 4:10 Locel NIWI 2:011 Tho Cbureb AI 'l:ort H• BowllD& Seoi'OI 1:110 Country HymD nm.... 1:00 News Ui World In Review 7:10 Slp 011 1:110 llopllst Hour IIA'n!RDAY 7:110 Sip Off . .. ' ' Br HAROL.D .GRAY DAOGAm'ED HAWK' O'ou~ HENBP WeLL. I GORE KHOCKED A ~~~~ FEATHERS OUT o· THAT (iU'( ANVI<IA'(/ g,,,. Br GIORGE WONDEit lQI ~!lilt', " ~ 1.1121ll! 1lt! Altll PIAIInN6 ~ 1lE .. ...- DARN NEAR QO'r OME •=• TlltlY . ' 3173. 5,00 Cuamltml!J NOWI PBOGIWI LOG MONDA;.· MOOGB i'IUDAY 5,~ World, Nadonal NOWI ,, 15 SpotUciJI 011 Sporll ,, .. Slp ()a $:25 Weatbor 6: 1~ Muatcal Qock 6:30 Dinner Mllllollt 7:10 N"'!! Headllnel 1:110 Sunset Blvd. 7:30 SI8D orr Ul Mlllleal Clocll IIAnJIIDAY 7 46 '"" lJtoilnl 8:1S Sign Ou I 011 OtiW Valley NeWI • 6:15 Musical Cl""" U6 World. Natlonal Neln 7:45 The LlfeUIIO s ,lo Spor\1 1:00 Oblo Valley Newa a, II Wealber Ptctun U5 World, Nadonal NeWI I II MlWcal Clocll UO Sporllt Today 8-11& Community News a, 15 Wea!her Picture 1.00 .Tal~ o1 tho Ton Ul Mustcal Clock 9 56 Maann Cowlty NeWI U&Newa 10:00 ha!I1J Wanhlp Hour ,,011 Must~ CJoet 10, 15 Public Service 9,30 Suni ·& Story Time IUO Latchstring 9,45 ll'lmlly l'/orlblp Hour !Uli World News 10:011 New• U:OO Momln& Melodies 10, Ill lllgb (icbool H1l PIJ'Ido rrtdoy, 10:55 News Cburcb Bella Rlngl u ,oo Anny Time 11 :45 World News . IUO Speelal eommunb, 11,65 Mason County Program• IJ·OO Community NeWI J2, 00 News Roondup 12,05 Local News JJ , :10 Bulletin Board 12, 10 Marilelt 12::1& No... 0 Graml 12: 15 Mid oa, Weatber J2 , 30 Saturday Matinee 12::&0 Evatll Bulletin aa.cd News Beat 1,55 JUS Newo 0 GraDIII 2:00 Saturdll 12:10 Agrieulblre Agent 2:55 NeWI Beat 12: t5 Couillll Go RouDd 1,011 SaJUrdQ Matinee 1:11& NeWI Beal S:SS New1 Beat 2:00 Coullll1 Go Round UO Dlsolng with Ouss US NIWI Beat t:30 Top Teo Revue 3:011 IAI'a Tllko I Brea1l 1:011 News SttmiDII'J Ul Nnl Beat 1:11 Dtnaer llnllcelo ., ... Dllcbla wltb Doll 7:30 Sign 011 &:II lllten:banp f-. ... 7. tfc ' I 1963 Corv•lr Panel _ _ __ $1795 ·POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY · PH BOPS! WJEH RADIO 1962 Volkswagen 2 Door · ·· · · · $1549 ~Ueen lDWQAWH& IPHX GDI.-lDGXPOK '!'08 SALE ~ Mexican tomato Employment _ ·.W _ _ :f 77WS4I ·~ other ".500.110. · FOR SALE- ' ·Joba peere TracMoMn. W. Vo. res land ' fruitForced house outbulldlngo, wltb balb: . bam and .anted ohrubbery. hot and air 41> planil. Willi am H Holmes, wmow. wants housework 4 acres with house a nd tor, Model L, wttb u.1..; _::;]· 6 8 tfc days • week Lorena Snyder, ~~: "!~':!"" ~~ beating, well water. Keith other bulldlnga, State Route plow and cuJUvalora. Wald For Sale C!f R.m "~ ' Syraeu... · - - ~~ - · - - . Chalfee, can: Chester 9JII>. ;;I~ <i'AJ.~, Mlddleport'o lalJ. II'*! Hil., Pomeroy. HOUSE 'lor 10111 or ule, ~ by WAITRESS ~:, · 'APPIJ:.'ll: 01 W.r ·Moll ~ .,_ 3120_ 8 17 ltp 7, 3 miles !rom Tuppers ·Spencer, Chester 1115-2175, i .., ouildtna. Jooalod 152 N. 6 19 3tp ...,. . , _ In' WMI. Plains, ~.500.110. . I 17 3Jp monthly paytl)inlll on lind . Spo~ ·llil;. ,li'i)lll- ' 1 '~-""'" Sueet. Mldclleport "H;;;o"'u"' sE " 'w = o"' RK : ;-,-:nc:u:: rs:;:in:::g-. in 7 zo ttc FOR oALE' Two bedroom Ro.O home on Mulbercy, FO}, SALE OR TR.\nE: Ray oontract, 532 MUI Street. MIQ. . eroy. , , :.. f 18 ale , ; 1 Pr•..O lm quM oale. lnoul.. the home. baby sit, cleat• house. Gran!. Streel . Middlee- Pomeroy, ,12,000.IIO ~ 10 oat tride WY dJ port p•- ·wv • •2" loll Gi I5 2 71 Aero. Cllesler 'Township. _,,.. _. r • or I 4 H· e . '""~ ~ ... ' PI ' ......... ~. "". ' • • . 11 Ohio Hillel II Jfi tle ing. Ag•~ Rusche!, Boo 56, • oort. Phon• WY 2-3194, or modem bouu, barn, cl!lck· , '· ' i 15 lie 81 - "Ill <i4.1i - · HartforJ, W. Va. ........ se< Ballne Walburn. and the lAJW~' ..'li\AcTi)R.- -D•vld 1 · " Col~""" · ·~:ftf.:•'io..'-"!eJ; ' 6 19 6tp IIIHrnllle. IIJdo • 17 'tc en house, garage o r ~ lnsurai'l-. 11 -IIJ.I; . , . ..... HI? ' 1 11 1 liM~ if 1'¥ k.h l HartT ' .,. ·t unar<~ __ · - _ -~ _ _ -~ · End tooar lf!trer lroPrues ;:;-;;=-.::::-:7:--~-:-:=":c- " buildings, tl.500.00. Bradley 5 H.P., 1.· - \. Mahafft), PhU. 1-2; Buhl, Cubt . ·•m' .1\mphfuoor: l4 ntontt+~ to . r-'AINTING , Interior and ez~ tre UYI aD . _ Hf•USE for sale: 1 :oorna, two ALL OF •bove rral estate wheel Wi!!Rhts, ·reverse, ·r~Rfll\l Stm~111 in.t~tllnn' S.,S; ~ric~IL 'G(aftta 1-3. ,.,, ~ , call fltflf1 ko~t·f't 1 lerior contrart.s wanted. RoS.wer M•f'blne• I apa. t.nU>flts Must ~ell Locat· can be orlariced. For tprther . ttvators, t.ootb harrow, Agency. lb. Ab.: Conal ol In_ A•rJCIII ' n.~ •• e: "/Font., n -,..... -·-"' .O.Ptl..,._ 1960 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door · · $1495 I I IN. li6.Doctnneo 19. Beholcll Leia than 29,000 actual milea, spotleaa interior, Power~ &lide tran1., radio, heater. Sharp dark 1reen finish and clean interior, whitewall tire• like new. .;.Jile ·- e.. } 1961 Corvalr Lakewood Sta Wag. $1495 Spotlesa vinyl interior, all new tire., &Owet. . . ..:::: a..._ 1960 Olds ;,88" 4 Door · · · · · · · · $1495 Clean interior, nice Jvory over coral finJih, new, automatic tran1.. :a&dlo and heater, ' I, lloot4l ;:=. Local owner. Clean Interior, jet black finish. Hydra-MaUc, power steering, radio, heater, good tirel. · .. ..,..,. ............. Local owner, elean interior,· tire• like new, jet blaek fiB.. iah, Powefllide,· heater. Local owner and real clean lnterior, 8 cyl. eOiine, 1Hde trans. Heater. Jet black finish. • -· .,_ =- 1961 Chevrolet Biscayne 2-Dr... $1495 I I I Automatic tran1. Good whitewaU tires. Clean interior, dio and heater. Bei&e over coral finish. · ••llot!!l a,...,_ __ I ROLL YWOOO (UP:!) - NBC ...,...,. lllnctloa WedoosdaJ lelevlewen Wetinelday nlCbl Dlaht, wu b)' no IDOOIII were ollertd an bour villi to more JDiereot t11an bor ~~~ 1 lbe 1111111 HIIJIII•raa 1J:bW<1om llnl. !'IIden 'lboadup, ~ 01 llillklm, 'llhalo ~ .. lbo Jll'l'"*" Iiiier, bolll of former !~opt CDob, Sf, ct New wtn aweaJinliy natural York, I ll'lduatt of Slrlll La• lull of lac:ll lD the EncJlsb renee ~ ration they tthared wltb • In color, tbo llpfCIIcular AmortcaD pi mountll~ ·~•. tl>o •labia ond 'lbo produotlon bJ tbe •tale funerll IJJd CNJIUI. documonlory·maker Lou tloo ceremonlel lor the lorJ:w ,., sbot wer kin& were notbing short of fan- period Jut wtnler. And _,,, Wtlc. Ill blact and wblte, IIIey Hope, IOYI blrtiJ to 1 LOooolo were only breatbtaldng, Eltber 1n Feburar)', wu the e•nlj I way, II wu an bOur tl>al blelld- figure at tile 111r1 of lte ~~~... .0 lbe Never-Never lllld clwm FBJD, eonduct1n1 • tour o1 "The KiDI ond I" lritll the land and palace, ODd ~~E;Ilt. hard fac:ll rA lbe c l - of In what m1111 vlewen · J.D. Publto ReG a.tna -and lhe result oonsldered a uniquely 11. wu far ODd away ono of tbe 1 ceent r1. Saroll La,.,...co oltd ...,.. beet travelogue otud1H .., IA!I• 81kldmeoe. . If. Gulobo vision In many a moon. 'l'Jte ClluDel &wm: Vlrg!nll :: It ..,.., lor Instance, inflnlte- O'Brien, tho movlel' poUtrlcJp ly ltJPOrlor to tile .tdoo tour "' laced comedy singer ot yearo n, ColMonaco will! Prlncea Grace, ago appears In a drolllaltc role IN. :_Urll ODd olio to l!llubeth Taylor's on ABC.TV'a "Day In Court" ..__ televised look ot London. Sur- July 3. .. Anna Rusoen. lhe •·. _ prlllDIIJ, lh01IJb. lito Yo u n I brilliant Jlllllicol oatirllt ODd Slkldm queen, lboup 1!lo ehlol •·~ I."-"' HAVING THE ·touriiC polnlen, DAILY CROSSWORD I -- -- 1961 Valiant 1, MOTOR - - - • '2795 - - *1795 1941 Dodge - ---=-==--=-=-:-::--- POMEROY · •• • * I ~~~~ ~~~~~~~ • and Service. Pomeroy, Oblo. ~ W'/ 2-2284. 4 21 He NOW OPEN, Ed's Auto Triln, · . - - - - - It Ty 812 W. Main St., Pomeroy. 1 ,_w_v_z._2_14_~____P_•_.,_._,._,_ MEAT Display oase, 8 . • Complete line seat rovers. I' HATU lldcloiJ\- Oblllio tiJt GfteJHapld olftNd I Ml "'cfiDitdlelltDJ-dCIJI . Dlbor. ·-"illeo r~ - of privata QuoeD I!Dpo, from 101110 - and a IDOdleum 01 wiL 90 ~~ 1WlN~ WA'IT 10 00 WBr 11!16 et.IMMt!R, EH 7 �.. ' 1!-Daliy Sentinel, l'otllfrvy·MidC!JjpOrt, o., JUIIt 11, lllflt WSCS Contributn : . IS to Education of 1:1 A conll'ftliiUon Program Given At Close of Bible School • was . lllode "' the Rellgiouo Eduro- , • Uon program when the . of the Minersville Method1st ' church met Wednesday at the c.hul'"ll. Mrs. Karl Grueser, president, cmducted the meeting . which opened with the hymn . "Liv- ·!ng For Jesus.'' with Mrs. Brooks Sayre as accompanist. and prayer by Mrs . Stella GruerPad- _!ng o{ A~ts ! 38-47 . . ••The 'Church - BegtMmg Where You Livt> ," was the to~ ' I< of :he program pre•enled by Mn. flosmer Roush Readings on the topie were given by Mrs. . VIRGINIA CURTIS . Roush . Mrs . Sayre and ' 1 r 5 · Bradford Maag. A P 0 ' rn, Mr. aud Mrs. Perry CUrtil of Reedsville, 0. are ..nouoclng the eugagement of their oldest daugbter, Vlrgiula, to Olin Reynoldo, son of Mr. aud Olin Reyuolds, 10 nof Mr. Mrs. Cleo Reynolds, of Part· ersburg, W. Va. Miss Curtis Is a graduate or Eaotem Hl«b . school, with the class of 1!161 and Is employed at the Bureau of Publle Debts at Part· ersburg. Mr. Reynold•. Is a graduate of Parker.burg School wltb tbe elass of 1963 and Is employed by Rllpb'o SUper Market. "Tbought.s Ji'or Today '' w as read by Mrs. Stella Grueser and an article, "Criticism Popular." by Mrs. Karl Gnle>- er. . During tbe business . planS were made for a plcmc 1n the church basement for July meeting. Card• were dered sent lO Mrs. G~::~y~:.;;~i~: 1or, who is ill ln Holzer 11 and to Mrs Bertha Russell I jn Meigs Memorial Hospital. <I' ~- ,,. • '. ,_ ~ ' •"" . • Refreshments were se"ed the close ol the meeting by Mrs. Adolph Grueser and Mr~ . Forbes American Rod Cross s I & Life av ng Water Safety Manual Swimming & Diving Manual MJDDLEPOKT BOOK STORE MIDDLEPORT, D. Tho~asF~~h~~ Mi~~?!;,~~r G:lhpolis. crest 'n r., Marietta, and Mr They are in Middle- ~~~~;: ;:~::::~11 ~~11~:{~/~~!r~4t;~~ur:~·i~n~~e afternoon 'The vo~1 of pori 1while their parents are Growing Season nd· MASON DRIVE·IM lth do~ble ring ceremony were read by the Re>. un vaca lon. , 0 e Jones hPfore an altar decorated with palms, candlea- hOut-<>~~0"'0 re;~~ro~tte mg Is Topic of • J' I ' ~~ford Har~ld D rnamag~ve;' Minuter. Honored . '~~yry ;;f~t:a~~;bo~,l~l~nd h~ve Ke~~~~!~ole ~r 7at~~~ ~~a~~~: i;;:~;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: -;:;:;:~:I Thl~ dl~ ~:e ~:~:~~.';,.World T~e MEIGS THEATRE b~ ~:: ~rn~ ~~ ~ Mi~s ~~~~ ~n~l ~~ ~aato, C.::[, n. ,..,.,....It . , fie·..... ~ •••so ;.. \,.. SATURDAY, JUN.., ::./;. a. nc I •11' • . . I Hit ..... Lo~ ...;.;;FI'S • Turned Down In Oiler Case De~y -= ~lthmo~ Dua~ut"~son ~ ~,!.dpar";;.,~ ~~~da~":~:~; celebra~ Downingt~n, I I ~la~k. ~~ ~:eadle :001 Elberfelds In Pomeroy Are Open This Saturday .:;::::...,=....,===-------;1 I The Day Before Fathers Day Until9 p.m. Courteous, Capable Salespeople Will Help You With Your Selections At Elberfelds In Pomeroy ' 1 llj;;::;:_:;_.,..:-."'-===-; -3- ROOMS ·-~)Jt- . . . B dll Strike Up t,h e an .. THE BIG PARADE LEADS TO INGELS -~URNITURE FURNITURE ss95·00 - YOU AlE DIE CENIEI OF ATTENDON *IWII FOR'THE BIG BAKER FURNITURE SJH B'RTHDAY SALEI far ~ Come lrl and sample our, . ~ ml bonkiig n:=J f t • - . We Pay 3% Interelt On Saving• Pomeroy National Bank Enjoy good food In a cool, relax· ed atmosphere. Serving Meigs County for over 90 yeara The MARTIN Restaurant POMEROY- RUTLAND RoUTE 7 M)DDLEPORT RE ~ ___•:,:B!:.;,.. 9"~~~~~4 _____________PR_N:...::t_F_IVE Wa~;·rt r::,% -. ~~t' 1 n·~ . Gill:;, . . . . . 111111- daughter, Yvonne of Colurnbul spent several days re<ently with her parents • Mr· and Mrs. Le- :~ ·~~fi ~II and ~ rose:"~: .... > enttne . ..... .:..,:~ ..., . Ar::rt:;"":.!:~t.'~ :;';"~~r- J . ~..Andrew summerfield aftd ~ ~ at y llf~YOVD01r .ba II, lldoo4tf .... ~ellguest each class presenllld short program of Bible verand songs and were presented attendance certificates the teachers An offermg was .th R ·becca 1\adford Diana ers..:'iller, Mary ind Sharon Brawley as u hers ' . ram closed with the .. Me the Story of Je," by the congregation and the Lord's Prayer in unison. Craft work was on display In the church basement throughthe evening. By .4uocwtes ~~s ~~;::; ~r ~.~n~ndM~~u~~~er of~· b~~~~~~ VOL XVI NO. 57 • M~:ge F~:~ker dln~er .evo c~:r Cha~tilly • e • .. .. . -.• .. an~ 1 0 ird·101us an d 1num sprays e Lee we Davidson mg bra. and g,. b her father wore a and included f' A farewell picnic WBB . TONIGHT The g•ve nlkm taffeta with sweet- and Mrs. Michael Ohlinger and tOnS at tlie Middleport Roadside royM Mees was the go\\ n of 1mport~d Sl organza • d h bl M h 1 N Isonville · Mr rs. e "DONOVAN'S REEF" h t neckline and long pointed sleeves. The etac a e son. '' ae ' e ll L • · Devotions, "The Growing Sea- Park Thursday at noon In Wednesday dinner guest of her John Wayne Lee Ma rv in el train was attached to the controlled bell. skirt. and Mrs John Ke son," taken from Luke 12 :27·32, or of two Methodist ministers sister and brother-In-law, Mr. (Tecbnicolor ) I lace, reembroidered wilh satm ribbon, was used of. Athens. by Mrs .. Uswm Nease opened and their families who are acand Mrs. Earl Sr. - and" ISLAND OF LOVE" Ion the bod1ce skirt and bow m back. d M w·Jr rn Stans- I he meetmgg of the WSCS .of cepting pastorates in other Pfc. Charles Hatfield,. who lo With Robert Preston ' Her ved, of \ouffant illu•ion . rs. ' Ia a- the Forest Run MethodiSt parts of Oliin. Methodist mlniBstationed -at Ft. Belvmr, Va. 1 r an and Tony Randell , was caught by the lieadpiece l' mother was atUrChurch Wednesday everung at ters and their families of Meiga is horne on furlough (Color) of enameled orange blossoms i~ a silk shantung sheath bee~ .ovlslting with his mother, lhe church. . County w~re hosts for the pic~ parents, Mr. and Mrs. ay She camed a cascade bouquet , ed . ink with wWcli Mrs G ren Stansbury this week. Mrs. Nease read an article nlc honormg the Rev. and Mn. HaUie)d. with a wWte orchid surrounded !'!:" m ros:o!age of white They also VJSit in Beaver, on how the qualities and Robert Card, Cheater charge, Mr. and Mrs. Saturclty June 20 I by. lilies of the valley mother of the groom former home of Mrs. Stansbury. character of women can and Rev. and Mrs. Carl Herand son, Jonny of p IPS u:: 1whlte streamers; "THE DAY OF chose a pale yellow ensemble Mrs Grace Via of Burger, compared w1th Oowers. rmg and daughter, Rutland. are the guesla THE TRIFFIDS" I The attendant' dresses were ' with matching lace over-blousr Tex. is visiting witli her sis· by the leader and' U•e l " Rev. Card Is going to PikeMr. and Mrs. y tile first Howard Maurey fashioned ol and .wore a green cymbidium, ter, Mrs . John Kmcaid. Other ton and Rev. Card will be at Musburi Wedding waa .-,andstyle m stree en . h I orchid. guests mcluded Florence and cone u e Summit Station near Columbus. B . • -·' . il dinner includ· organza oversk1rts w1th mate · • E F h Hazel Dear~an " RecrUitments - A Concern . eang .t.announc~u ed w1th a 1am Y "CATTLE KING" mg pillbox caps with veiling. A reception was held in the b 'LewiS Charleston' of the Whole Churcli" was Mlmslers present were Rev. Announcement is being made lng a decorated birthday cU. Robert Taylor Mrs Donald Fiatt, Columbus, nhurch parlors •rnrnediatelv folVa Mr and Mrs. Thorn: the topic of lhe program pre· Pe: of the wedding of Miss Marcia made by his grandmother. ,_ (Color) was matron of honor and wore l lowmg tlhe ceremony. h' ress of Cor us Christ sented by Mrs. Kerns Roush as, f. a rs. 'Suttles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gladys Cuckler lpe iiiii powder blue , Miss Joanna Ross , bride's table was covered with C lid p y, and Mrs. Manning Roush. The Pomeroy; Rev. and Mrs. M. E. J,frs. Jess Suttles, Gideon, Mo., several days at , Manetta was maid of honor a white cloth and centered M L 'II• M e lias re- purpose of the program was to Do-yson and sons, Douglas and Pvt. Charles A. Cheadle, with her brother BJnd slater-ill' ' and her color was Iliac. a three-tiered wedding cake rs. with her deepen the understanding of Dw•g!Jt, Middleport, and . Dr. son of Mrs. Ruth Cheadle of law, Mr. BJDd Mrs. D. 0. WhaPOMIROY: OHIO Lvnn Farmer. Dayton, cousm , ped with a bndal decoratmn f I Mr and lhe frame work on which one and Mrs. Lesler Rouab, Minen- Middleport. ley. , of the groom, serv~d as. brides- : bells and hearts. Silver ~ar~gh~~n:s~d and . fam- carries out the task of enlist- vJlle-Syracuse charge. The wedding was solemnized ~:__ _ _ _ _ _ __ TONIGHT " SATURDAY maJd and was attued m pink delabra and punch bowl il ;n Portsmouth. ment of persons for church reIn !lie Churcb of Gnd In Gideon, tum to Gideon nest weell: BOB HOPE IN They earned baskets of daiSies, pleted lhe table settmg,;,ere y lated vocations and to present Jacob Baer, Mrs. John F. Bat- Mo., by the Rev. Robert V. ~here the new Mrs. Cheadle "A GLOBAL AFFAIR" dyed lq match lhelr dresses. of greenery al\d lilies d ANNOUNCE DANCE the urgenl need for qualified ly, Mrs. Chriaty Baer and J;lendricks at 7:30 p.m. June II. 'llll with her parenll wblla Yvonne Dearlo Robert Ster lin&. Miekey O'Shaughnessy MISS Jenmfer Ellen Ill ed at the base of the cake an 'ltie Pomeroy Police Depart- persons who will go to front· three children, Lee Ann Mr. and Mn. Cheadle are visis statiolled Ia "THE SLAVE" lour-year-old sJSler of de " e, on the table h t menl will sponsor an outside iers of special needs. Sisson and Sandra his mother and other rei· Heibron Germany. (San at Spartacus) I was the flower girl an hworet'a I Dmmg roodmR ~s e~e~ariet- teen dance party llhis coming Group singing of "Lead tis. atlves in Middleport. 1ltey wlll ' (Tecbnicolor) pmk organza dress w1t sa In Mrs. Leonar . oar , f h K Ete 1 "· opened the 8 1 11 Steve Reeve& embrOidered bodice and pmk • ta : guest hostess, M1ss Cynthia Saturday evening rom o . 0 mg rna , . . 1 dais headband. She carried a Farmer, couin of the groom, p.m. at the Pomero~ tenms program,. followed With scrlpSUN.-MON.·TUES.·WED. 1haslet of rose petals. Acolyte and Miss Judy IThl, Parkers· courts. The ,Jays will emcee, lure readmgg and . prayer. Art~ June 21-24 was Rodnev Slack, younger bro- ' burg, Miss f;sther Yoklak and and a roc:k n roJI fast cles on the topiC w~re re "PT 109" ther of the bride. i Miss Phyllis Acker of contest will be held. by Mrs. Fred Nease, U Mr~ {Technicolor) Cliff Robertson. " Lt. (j.g.) Mr William Dreher Port ta Out-of-town guests Alfred Yeauger, k~· 8 John F. Kennedy, Ty Hardin. Clint~n. served as best man reiauves and friends For her going away costume Mrs. Mar vans Jas. Gregory, Robert Culp. for Mr. Skinner. Ushers were out the midwes tern states. th~ brid.e wo~e a blue arne) . Scott .. Grant Williams. IMr. Tom Atk ins , Columbus. I Mh•s Nancy Biff Haye of kn.lt suit WI~ . . Durmg the busmess session C:olorclrtclan Running Ume 2¥..t hrs. Mr. John Hetzer, Parkersburg.; ietta , presented pnnt blouse w1th ~h1te acces- m c~arge of Mrs. Jack Curtis, Admission 75c and 40t and Ransom E. Slack, brother musical selections preceding sories and the orchid from her president, m~ey making ceremony. The soloist, Mr. bouquet. . jects were discussed and the Frank Zammalaro. Athens, sang The new Mrs. Skinner at- painting of the church was con"You'll Never Walk Alone." tended Ohio University lor two sidered. and "The Lord's Prayer." The years in Medical . ~echnolo.gy Home made Ice cream and tradi.ional wedding where she was aUthated With cake were served by the hoswas played during the llti Omt;..•a Sorority. ~he trans- tesses , Mrs. Uswin Nease and mony by the organist. !erred to Dental Hyg1ene Mrs. Fred Nease to those narnOhio State University and grad· ed above and Mrs. Edith Slsuated Jm10 12, 1946. S!Je will be son, Mra. Robert LaudermUt, employed by Dr. Paul Mrs. Lawrencae Napper, Mro. of Columbus beginning July I. Mr. Skinner graduallld Ohio Universily ·with a B. degree in 1963 and ·· with Beta Theta Pi fraternity. He is a student in the OF ALL NEW School of Dentistry at 0 h io State University in Columbus. The coople will reside at ISM Eastview, Columbus. 'ltie groom's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Skinner, assisted . /. by her sister-in-~aw, Mrs. Dan Farmer, entertdned members of I!Je bridal [lllrty Saturday evening at a buf£et dinner at wt.. )lllle do ~!us"- at our bonk. To help the home of Mr. and Mrs. R1ln)'011, Geld people lite you, wiill perso.al, . som Slack, Marlella. ' ' 'J, aad herrin us -..., ~r~aHers is our ~nde, . . . . . . . Low '"lpt ..~~. 'M! L ecJ Slack-Skinner Vows are Excnang • M · Ch h OnTheJune 14th m ar~etta urc Fl'rst Presbyterian Church in Marietta was the Guests dof Mr. Manikd M;,s: Brucek . f M . Judith Gail Lloyd an son, e, "'IS wee setting for the opefnMchurc~ ~~~d~~n~o.;. 'o' Slack, Hill- are their grandchildren. J?lin, Slack daughter o r. an . Ski W ndy and Michl Bastiam of 75c e1ch t &ada,., e. -.. dla ...... ......., wllll -~ Ud Wlllilc ho.::· anno~ncmg R~'!Ct~ ~g . " Y~ ela•rtmee• :Oth Around And AbOUf • Middleport MRS. THOMAS ARTHUR SKINNER People. In ~ Pomeroy • II . W'EA'IREB Tbe 1\odt Springs f.!ethocllst closed !Ia Blblt School 1 progrllllt Sunday evening the church. Sav Mrs. Gaynelle Wise relllmed "Jesus, the Pro!Pised · home 1u1 Sunday, after a waa the theme ol ~ week's vblt In Toledo, wlth her iaclllOOI, which bad aD enro • 500 and daughler-ln-law, Mr. ment of 13 pupUa, wltll ZO and Mra. Jerry Wise and lamteachers and helper~ • .: · lly and attend,ed the gradu. Mrs. Lew!! G~, director tio~ of bet finddaughter, JDthe school, waa m .cbuge of dlth Ann wtse 'from Waite Hlgll progrBJm. Tbe children and Scb 1 Mr Wl!e daughtero lleliCb<ll'l enlered the sanctuary Jud:,· A.;. and ' Peggy a n d marched to the front o~ sons, Roger 8JII[ RlchBJrd .,. Icb"~ch, while Mrs. WIUiam compBJnled her home for a vlsiL organist, pla~:-t "Onward They retul'!le"J to tlleir home 1~~~~~~ Soldiers. Th sday Following the theme song and : , EsUe Mossman retum by Edgu Abbott, the · of IPII<dge to the Bible and the ed home Wednesdar. ter a I ~neriican and Chrlatian flags aeveral days visit , m Newark I' . nd th bildren with her daughter and son • ln.~~!~ Fl:g: A'Fly- law, Mr. BJnd Mrs. Donald Morafter which Miss Susanna g"r:; andEso~ IIlli returned IArnol•~. on behalf of the teac~ Tu~sd~y after a visit ill and helpers, presenllld Columbus with her daughters to the director. . Mi M Hill Mra Grueser presented Cl'l'· BJDd son-m-law, ss ary ltifical:.,· of appreciation to the and Mr. and Mrs: Roy Jollel ,. . lnd' Mrs Amos Jr. BJDd sons and m lndianapoo teachers !DC mg, . li ith her son and daugb11,..,.81~d.' Mrs Gall Buck and 5 w Gl Ia . Buck teen-age ter-in-law, Mr. BJnd Mrs. Paul 'eiiiS"s; :.,. wuu..:n Radford, Hill and family. She was ac,. Ed d Ball and Oliver companied home by Carol A.. war Ill'' junior boys; Mrs. Edgar '' · ~~~:;tt, Mrs. Arlee Abbott BJDd Mrs. C: K. Nease and doughDavid . Grueser' junior ters, Juha and Susan spent NANCY LEE ZUMBACH Mrs. William Gru•ser, Tuesday with relaUves In CoJ b · Arnold, Mrs. George Skin· lumbus. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. aco M Franklin Rizer and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones ir. Route 1, Reedsville, are the enLeifheit, primary and sons, John and Jeffrey pi of tlleir daughter, Nancy Lee. to Herman S. Mrs Rollin Radford Columbus spent the past weekson of Mr. and Mrs. Roy 0 . Schul, 38 h ol Mra Blackston. Mrs: end with their parents, Mr. Miss zumbach is a seruor at Eastern • c 0 · Radford Mrs Ray- Mrs. Roy Jones Sr. and E. J. · Schul is a graduate of Carthage-Troy High School, Mrs • Jes Morris lllll. Michael remamed for the . class of 1962. He is also a graduate of Lincoln MCrsoleK, enneih H:;,.;;:· nur- summer with his grandparenll, ' Institute, Washington, D. C. and Is . ·~· d M Hill Fenton Art Glass Company, sery and beginners; and to .of Columbul are incomplete. Maxme Arnold, cball'!llan d M &. the picnic held at i• of Mr. an rs. 110011 Rr. followed by scripture Mainly About ... ' Found Riddled By Bullets Red CrOSll Blood Ia never sold. It is a donation by the individual donor tllrough Re4 Cross facilities to tlie penon needing blood. Many people mistakenly a. sume when they see a charao for blood adrninlstrraiion on their hospital bill that they are for the blood. 'I'hla il true. The charges they pa,y for the cost of laboratory ISE1rvlces In connection with tho cross-matching and administration of the blood. , Meigs County families wi\o bave bad some member of their famlly receiv. blood are urged to soUcit donoro so that otben have tbia pre<ious fluid wbeo needed. More than Ill units are tlel4ed at tha bJoadmobile 1191 Mo&o JUDe :.JZnd at the PomerOJ Junior Hoell School. , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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