http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/bd016038c0b6a7703078dd87dc1953bb.pdf eb7c5106a0cb0d165f74526020ec2f71 PDF Text Text Mts. 11en;iety, Mainly About I · ~~n. ind Mn. 1!1. 1!:. 1tawdl of Lakeview arrived Tlnm!da7 lor a vlait with hlJ slater, Mrs. Charles Withrow. People In Ptperoy NOW YOU ICNO'W' 111e od r ..... ""' ot . . . . . la41a.At ... ......... ...r bo tle ....... .. r ,.. • · ·=·~~ a IIIP lllollf'll,ll. ~- e lll1llfmc 11...... late teltj' 110 INollt las I _..,..... II .. . ............. WEAl&'* I'J,- ......,. t' llaJu..... II 1110J1y lldJue 11 -~~~~~ ·ChDI Ia I ..md'l boek, . halil • 'tl', , ..... )., ••••1 .... ..., ....,"' .... .• . Death Puts .candal In New Phase \~ Swastika'd Youth Roanling s ( . ch·Icago Throug . h tre.,.,s . Cl_.,: · TONIGHT "THI MIRACLE WORKER" Anne Bin·croft Patty Duke -llltd- KANSAS CITY, Mo. 2t).year-<>ld nep son of Hook, New York YUDkees &ger, Wtlay WBI 011 tWO probation lor in~rstate laterubll por tation ol a stolen car. By UaiiN PrWhllo youth•. many of them Richard WUiiam Houk wearln& owallik"' r o amod ed a guilty plea and was tbrou8h a reeently integrated tenced Friday by U. S. netghboihood OD Chicago's trOD: Judge Floyd R. ~lbson bled South Side Friday night, sold the youth was going down throwln& brlob and botlln and the wrong road headmg ' taunting lice lor a life of lroube." Forty..:.. ;,...be.. of tho groop ......, arrelled when t""" WASHINGTON - Labor ~ rt'uoed to .-e along, briDging retary, W. Willard Wirtz call- to 180 the number of persons ared union and management rf: rested llnee racial disorders pre""taUves into. weekend ,.,. broke out In Chicago Monday. A stona today in an effort to solve 1 Negro youth also wa• nabbed by the railroad work rules dispute li« wbeD a group of Negron by government "SuggesU111." a white man's car. Wirtz called representatt~es Earleir Friday • group of Jn. of_ management and _the liVe tegrationiato ataiod a "lay-down" railroad unions to his offiCe I mud and driving rain at • F'rlday and advanced what, he :::..th Side Chicago mobile ochool said were a ~u~ber of sugge.. lite to protest alleged ciBSBrOOIII U01111 that might be used as a "ASSIGNMENT OUTER SPACE" (Technicolor) With Rik Von Nutter and Arehie Savaee SatvrHJ Aut. 3 "RID HOT WHEE~s· With Clark Gable and Barbara Slanwyrk - and"EXCUSE MY DUST" Red Skelton Sally Forrest MEIGS THEATRE POMENOY . OHIO Tonight thru Wednetd•r "SAVAGE SAM" (Technicolor) Brian Keitb, Tommy Kirk , Marta Kristen. Kevin Corcor· an, Dewey Martin, Jeff York , Rafael Campos, Slim Pick· ens, Royal Dano. Caught On The Bounn, P..aturette Cotorc.rtoont: SUMMER CLEARANCE RCA VICTOR SALE Continues With Outstanding Values For The Family, • In the compact c:onsolettt •hown Shop For Big Savings! above, RCA VIctor F I cablnetma~el"' have captu.-.d the e'ndearlnB, enduring charm of Early American slyllng. Inside is the New Vista D• BAHR CLOTHIERS '·Jxe Chassis with 22,500 volts of ..1icture power (design average)~ Ulare-proof picture· tube reduces MIDDLEPORT .. OFFICE CHAIR 59 Dodge 2 dr. Country Sedan 4 door. V-B. auto. trans., in A-1 condition. Coronet H. T., V-B, auto. trans., pow"r steering, 2·tone paint. $1295 $1195 57 Buick 4 dr. 56 Olds 98 Special. Auto. trans., 2 - tone paint, excellent body & Interior. H. T. Full power, good body & tires. Two-tone paint. $]95 $695 "llS·IS" SPECIJI.LS 4 dr. 57 Fairlane. V·B, auto. ll'lllUI, Buick 2 dr. Special Buick 2 Dr. Roatlmaster Autom,uc Tro01. $395 56 $395 • H. T., AD power. $395 Karr & Van Zandt • WY'2-5342 MOTOR SALES c.diHtc-Oidsmoblle Pom.roy nearly 100 mile! an ooor lasbed Wlscoqsin Friday, shredding county fair Ients, ~owning trees and toppling utll· ltv les Scattered ~oaked parl8 of the louthwesl and Gull Cuasl. At least 20 perBons were Injured when a city bus collided with another vehicle on raln·sllcked !lreets at storm:bat~red ChJ. 0 Six rsons were kUied was seriously in· eda':: a heacH>n collision ol ur icku truck and a station a P 1 mountain highway wagonsilver· Plume Culo durnear 8 drlvin rom'storm., lng g . COLUMBUS _ An 18 , old youth was shOt and Alleged Fisticuffs A Middleport man was hiJS: pltalized for observation, and Columbuo Bryant, 27, of New-sl, Pomeroy, was jailed by Mid· dleport police early tnday lollowJJtc I light. Police said Jameo Harris, 23, was admitted II MeIgs Memorial hospital following the incident. Hospital staffers said he was released thls morning. Bryant Is being held In Middleport jail. Charges wUI be flied Chief Herbert Gilkey uld. ' Melp Memorllllloopttal ADMISSIONS- None. DISCHARGES- Marilyn on. er, Cheshire; Mary Diehl, H81· rloonviUe; Clara Walker. RutNorma Grant, MiddJo. am:"tce squad · Mrs. Wllllam Wella and cer Friday night wben a Middleport, tine check by lite vice squads- BIRTH- Mr. inti Mrs. Char· lltiiD and 1 ltate Uquor les AllensWGI'th, Middleport, 1 erilpted. Into • brawl ot · Bu~am Club downtown. C: · u!: j WE HAVE Crow's Moved • We Don't Know Where Everything Is ·Ounelvtt But Juat Think Of The Fun We Will H..,~ Looking For lt. BAK'fR fUINJlUR.E. I I . ,I STEAK H,OUSE la6•loru Late at m,ht? Sure. But It waa important. So he wrote a check. -\Dd mailed it. . ... • WI' WILL WELCOMi)rOUlt CHECK..GACCOUNTI ,. ~ SANDWICH '.... . ' ' •·' ..... ,, ...... ~~" ...~~, W'isHJ. . ' . !, ~:oo~ot~; BOIINo/lhe .- , h PI'ane I Of Ltg t .. "'"' rrid~~ Interview . I w1t~t, parap~enalia I I I to : Diad on ·arrlval•t a hospital woa , BIIIy Bug18, of Cp~mbuo, w'lO wu the Ieee, stomach and ~= ...::ae.:;..~ch _ Are Announced I 'I 'f""'· Funer~l j Reflections ... .L,~~: Memtan · Will Be Speaker The Rev. Dr James A. IJe.. Weerd, Penville, Ind., will •P""k at the Coolville camp lffl yV. J_ ' "· ' • Weslerrll tho Geaar,.a·~ 11 DoW!ttber. · · CJosmg • Dal es J 0 C} electrical ' n pen ass I WINDSOR. Ont. (UPI) - cited to Gallipol~ c';;rt ~~a~. I tratnmg course fO< Twelve Michigan persons were 1j Ro:;;t Fw::e flned '$IS and • I power produr tlltn spec•llists I burned, '"' of lhem severely Porn y, peed in excess for ' Tentative funeral services here I today when a 22:1oot cabln.cruls- cool8 for 1 ·h w' for Penny Lou Haning of Mid-, I er exploded and burned •n the condlt10ns. The c a:ge g~~h [ dteport who dted Friday morn- SKATK DANCE PARTY . Detroit River juot off Riverside, o~t of an acckle~ish~ w , ing at 'Holzer Hospital, will be A party wtli he held at the The Me1ga County P' al r Ont., a suburb of WindJor. hiS car was demo Sundoy at 2 p. m. at the Skate-Away. Chester Road . on Boa;d today onnouncod the The group conslsled of • tx D Rawling• , Coats funeral home Tuesday, August 6, wtth 7.30 ' closmg da~s of entries .In the young couplea enrouto lor a . SUSPENDE ks~as lined in Middleport with Rev. O'Dell to 8 30 skating, and 8 30 to 10 :- ,Open Class of lhts years ...,. weekend ruling on Lake St. Mttdred V. B;~ b M ·gs Manley officiating 130 danetng General admlsston ltenntol fa1r. Clair. They had made a rt'uel· $SO and costs " ay Y nk e~ · is 50 rents, and exlro chorge , Beef and dairy ealtle, sheep ing otop at Riverside, and the county court Judge Fra ; The det'ealtd was horn .July 125 cents for use of skate! , spon- and swine entrleo must lte blast oet'IIITed when the opero· Porter. Jr , on a ehorge of pe · 27, 1963, and is survived by her ' su•·ed by the Sentor Class of submttted by 4 p. m. Wodneao lor pushed the button to start milling a ~ntnor _to ope~olt! a parents, Kenneth and Dorothy I Eastern High School. The pub- day, Auguet 7; horst show, l the engine. The boat "1!8 about motor vehicle Wtlhout. hcense. l Mowery Hat!ing ; a brother,llic i• weil'ome. p. m. Wedneoday, August 14, 20 feet from a dock when the Forty dollars of the fine wos iKenneth, Jr., at home : grand-! and all other deparlmentll U• el<(lloaion occurred. auspended and the . dele~ont parenls, Mrs. Neva Bolyard of AT LOCKBOURNE • lcepl the horse and pony pull AD 12 persona were hurled ploced on six months probalton. IMiddleport. and Mr. and Mrs. ] Frt!d Brown. son of Mf. and ,by 4 p. m. on Thuraday, Alii· or jumped Into the river alter Harry Haning of Harrisonville. ! Mrs . Virotii Brown of Pomeroy,, ust 8. There ts no clO&l"' lime the blaat, whi<h waa 'followed . SQUAD CALLED I and great grondparent.s, Mr. has groduoted from tbe Ohio Ifor tho horoe and pony puJJ. 0 by Dames shoottng ao high as Middleport eme'llency rescu and Mrs. R. S. Manley of Mtd· State Barber College in Colum· Fatr board secretary Fpnk 40 feel into the air. squadsmen were ealled to the idleporl. ' bus and is working at Lock- JohnsiOII wUI be It . N (.fllr lAICAL TEMPI All the viclims made lheir S<)uth Se<ond-st restdence oi l Friends may call at the fun- ' bourne Air Foree Base in c., board office at the Fm arwlll The temperature at II :40 a. way to shore by swimming or Mrs. S<)uthern at II p.m. Fri- erol home anytime. Burial will lumbus. He g•·aduated Ia s t from 10 1. m. to 4 p m. a or.. Wdoy was 110 degrees, un. with help from bystanders who day where ohe had suffered 1 jbe Ill Gravel Hill cemetery at saturday, •• August ~. 1, 7, and 1. der cloudy akles In Piimeroy'o went into the water to rescue 1possible bearl ottack. A local Cheshire. _•.:__ __ _ _,..!',_.::__.:_.:_.:.__ _ downtown bualneas dlllrlct. them. pbysiclan " 81 oummon<d_. • , Penvllle, lud1aman• s L k 'A • e . are stem awma ers =! . ::0 ': Jr/. ~~ COLUMB;m <UPf)...!llate wu his hall·brother, Paul B. makers laid the JlrUIUtdwork Miner!' 24·· Infant Dies At H Jzer On Friday feclive Aug, •·. ' An employee of the Wlnano Company lor the past 14 montho Mr. Showalter hao been work. ing In tho Parkersburg area He iB married to the former M81Y Powell. They are I he p:.rents of lour children. Dale with the Air Force in Turkey; Earl, Iro, and at home. SAYRE SERVICES SET Funeral sorvice!l lor Everett C. Soyre, 41, who died at his Raeine, Rt. 2, home Thursday, will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the AntiqUity Methodist church. Arrangements are In charge of Ewing home where friends may c~U until noon SUnday, -T~ .. ::::groitp wiD Iii then.. IUtltn - r. ' ~r 1 vote ell lor · ·:c:r with • .,_ · · ' t,_o;'l'· ;. ·. · · . areas wilh emphasio 00 tho to depetldeot cltlklreu , Ill tho and Jllrliolpatioo 1n lor aid to of the ' w. 18. This apeak· BY CHESTER TA.NNJ:RILL Burled away under a teeny-ween,Y headline · minority leader Itt ·been ., Y!.!~efiif.•~l lilto1Pf~~~ ·")a,.l 1 er was paalor of tho Codle Tab: wa• the report that. a thief or thieves broke ernacle In Indianapolis, lndlena Norlh Second-av offices of Dr, J01eph J. DaviJ, for five years. ently looking for money. AllliBUng Dr. DeWeerd will He, she, or they, didn't get any because Dr, ·!' be people !rom the local offices are kept as bare of money doriJIIIts closed . lncludinl tho Rev. Garland u Old Mother Hubbard's cupboard wu·of food. J.ewls, ParlonburJ, W. Va., The vandals responsible out • """ Will be tla oong leader, to' gain entry sbould herewith take notice tbat 11 tmd Mn. Eldbn Boggs, CooiYII· ca\NUfea planned at the l>~vis medl~al ,~flees may le, a_~tly returned ini"Oiolt- be aside. ·. · __ . · or;, ,:rm ,Japan, Who wiD be .. Ch1ef o:f ·P.ollce He~b G.llley IUIIIW them tba~t=.!~ lltl'V.Iil( u the young people's 'JIS, ever sonce,a previOus BitE, :bliullt left any ~ lolidot' fclr -""'' .Witiclt Will coin lying around, and Wlln't'ln · · tltd would.., , ~ b!'F -etd!<e.venlnf 117:". Tlit rome. . · .uiioaiily Iii .......le lltii'Yicao 1ril1 follow! Meanwhile, thelc=hl!~·~r~;~ Kloa. D-TIIIedo. tho uppi\1' lioltM illkod 1 dellolte policy P"' ,;w.,' La reachod 00 AIICIJ, wtikli liven support liJ' · A tlhodito Qoud ck.ubt' the enter the program. ·· ' I lao vo1e11 to «!nc!IK:I -., .•~ lcltool "aid p~ogr•ID Wlietber 'It waa OJI' :¥. _Frank Day Afi''-er ,:· · I' 'T'Le ~ f1 ~eel:', ~~~'!~:Steam: unable be aimed al "'mini up 1l'lth "a ] ullon of the prolram, pr1t10nl ft. b!e ..... to ftniah Ill work 11 dellni~ ~~deallaa wltb me~~~:! .~hie ' 1 ~ the end of regular - th=gh August lili ';1;,' 111~ Die. . {·· tncl~des '"' I I ,Ji.,.:S COME IN AND SD US•. WE HAVE A LOT OF ~EW MERCHANDISE TO SHOW YOU. N. WA-. ....... Jn Cine•nnatl • • llNc ~=~nt: bel:::v:: t=~e Cub say rt~inds CUSHION -$4.95-- 59 Ford Wagon o·Ies Fn'd. ay M"ISS MyerS W"ll Have ,.. I 12 Burned As Crutser • Blows Up On Rt'ver Revonlble Foom Flllod OUR VALUE-RATED CARS FOR THE ECONOMY-MINDED Mrs. s·ierIy Youth LIVeS After Crash 1 During the Month of August ... Ford UN CoDllDand Blisters Red KOrean MOVeS I annoying reflections; One-set Fine Tuning a~tomatlcally "rem em• bers" to give tha best picture. An outstandins: RCA Vl~tor valuel 57 pr"'l • Gas POlSOn Used Refugees Admission: 75c &t 40c . =t. will Aadlterlum , .... day, Aupot 7,. ot l:lf I, m, Well lmowo for lis bell otJJero, ua •••u. Na..,n aJMI _..., _ , "Tite Rloe ud Fall of tlo 11tlrd Relcb,'-' Sllrer w II I apeak wlllt tho aatborhy el oae wbo bat tpeot maeh of hit adult· llle on aiBipmenl ill Earopo. Havlnl J••l roturned from a lrlp abroad, be wUI review re«nl develoP' m.... In Rutsla, Fraace and Germany lo bit toplr, "Tbe World Today." Arrangements between the (UPI) Dr. Syracuse Volunb!er Fire IJe.. Ward, key flgura hiring dls<rlminatlon 11 ""'•• Pohee 81relled M • - on parlmtmt and representative• sex and security -· · .• , . · tested at city oonstrucliul pro)- chargoa of dlaorderly evoduct of the United Nationo big of the century, die4 eeta. reallllillg or- II. three . ring circus, billed as ' p.m. (10:50 a.m. downsla\" modi<~ ,center the "World's Largest Tented slrucllon olle, ralllili to Circus," have been completed I 50-year:Old soclety 100 the number of -~~ at to present two performances convicted of llv· olle. , In Syrowse Wednesdoy, August ing the earnings of pros- · In the Soutb, the raciol 7, at 2 p. m. and agoln at I !Jtutes, had lain in a coma lion WOI relatively quiet, and Nep. m.. on the Syracuse ochool in St. Stephen's Hospital for 11ro leaders hailed a tlllljor breok grounds. four days before he died. through at Chlrl<olon, s.c.. ' ' He took an overdose of where 1r1 mercharill gave m _ _,.,..., _ _ I The oil · new 1963 circus Is , · early Wednes1 de.egregation demaocla. Integra- , • noted lor Its vanety of perhours before 1 PANMUNJOM, Korea IVP!l- , tionisto aloo hinted !hat • aimiiar I forming horses and ponies. It MISS MYERS . Court jury found nt~ United Nations Comma?d l agreement wa1 near at Savanalso features almost every type guilty of the two vice fVNCl today accultd Commun•st , nab Ga. · of entertainment known to the and freed him 00 North Korea of jeopardizing the : ' circus world under the huge others. Korean truce by launching "on big top. There are many im- , Aa Ward died, Britain waited .. open carnpeign .of terror" in the I • ported stars and attractions if his last girl friend, 22-ye&l Demilitarized Zone Bordering which will be ..... in lhe old red-haired zinger Julio Gulli: South Korea. United States for the first ver would make good on her Maj. Gen. George H. Cloud of MUNTINGTON w. Va. <UPil- ' lime. threat to expo.. the nam.. of lbo tho US Morineo chief ne!IDtiator ' · · . , htghly · placed ftgur.. who did basis for settlement of the aegreption. for t~ al~ expreued .. out· A Huntingion Htg~ School semor Aeres and acres of billowing Sue ¥n Myers, daughter not testify ".t hia trial. k dlty ork rule! dispute. Maulvo civil right& demonatra.. t ,,' tl ho tile" control t1 a h~ht _piano here canvas tents cover the_ vast Mr. ari<J Mrs . Donald Myers Miss GulliVff aaid 11000 alter n t w tiona also COJIUnued In New York u:e. but e£rap?ri Bert· wh1ch . Long Bottom, was recently na: , Ward took the lethal ovei'1JO,te el 1 MI~MI - HurrlcJme Arlene City Friday whore alleged job , Four Communists, tbree Amerl- Mrs. William (Elsie) Bierly, <''' tn.wry when the craft cr.shed the big top menag~rte. side· ' med to parlicipote in the 4-H •l<eping pillo: - llrit born of the 11&S trnplnd South K 68 of Norwood a former Meigs '"10 trees shortly after takeoff. show, horse Ients, dming tent, i Club Interviews at the 0 hi o "Stephen is ll<ll I!Oinl to die Ia eans 8 oae orean po- ' ' . ·wardrobe and properties The ' · · · · cal storm season - churned !iceman Wef\' killed in incidents county resident, died Friday Pilot Cecil Owl IS saf!ered a, . and rl . d Stale Fatr. vam, lettmg • whole lot of po!Ople · · at lh e Otto C. ~rj P P brokf'n left arm in the' m1shap · Th ese ·mterv1ews · -1 off scot free. I 'II m-.e -• ~ure up 8 remote secUon of the trop.. earlier th~ week. Cloud warned mormng at •selling i . up . ed lea. ngd . own are to se 1ect !' e~ 1 . · leal Atlantic today still too far surh act1- "serkHuly threatened" Memorial Hospital in Ciucin- the Hunting''"' Downtown Airport ~ of thiS btg tent city a'/ ~s 4-H dub boys and girls for top i of th•t. Tho.-.·, a crowd o1 toam 1 from thl land to cause major the IO.year-old armistice. . nati after a long illness. at n~arby Chuopeake. Ohio. I one ~ the ~any marve 1s 0 t e : 4-H honors in the State. I praying for tum to d~ 10 their concern. "Mark these words well," Survivors ~lucie her hus·1 . traveling c reus. ( Seltoetion was made on the names won't be mentione-d. But if The Siri Juan Weather Bur· Cloud aald. "'lbe whole world Ia band; two daughters, Mrs. El- 1 He "' 311 taken to. Huntmgton- 1 The program ill complete bl!sis of a report submitted on 1 he dies I'm goin~ to make aur1 eau, In ~- midnight EDT, ad· fOm 8 shocked and outraged at thiP. open . don Kraeuter of Racine, and I Cabt>ll. G•·n...·: al Ho_sp~tal where ~ with acrobatic marvels, high the District level. Four boys ~ their names come out. " visory, ~td Arlene'S 100 mlle campalgll of terror." Mrs. Frank DickJnson, Colum- ' ~as h!!led Jr. !lehslactory eond ·ltrillers, hilarious clowns, groups ar.d four girls are chosr.n _For most of -tbe 80 or 10 hour1 an hour .Wbids were located near MIAMI (UP[) -Cuban relu- He offered to return tho bodies bus; live grandchildren, • sis· lt'>ll. . . of trained onimais, colorful pe- represent each one-fourth of the smre he entered the hoopito~ latitude 1S.O north and long!: geea charged Friday night that of tho four North Korean aoldiero ler, Mrs. Zetta Hoffner of Cin- .Dean. desenbtng _tho crash ~ ~ geantry witb lavish costuming, state. f'rom these 32 young 1, Ward had been kept alive by ar. Costrolte troopo commanded by killed but tho O>mmunlsts. who cinnoli, and two _brothero, Roy- bu hospital bed. •••d he was tra~l herds of performing elephonts II""Pie, 16 will he selected for i hfto•ai meana. He was drip . fed tude 5U west. Russian officer• used poison have disclaimed all ronnectlon mond McNay, Miam1, Fla., and eling down the runway at ~bout myraids of beautiful girls in 1the highest honors. ; through tubes in h11 armil ~ WASIIINGTON - Secretary gas against a guerrUia band in with the incidents, reje<led the Herman McNay, Cincinnati . miles an hour and had bltod . to lbigh ae(ial ballets, head . Miss Myers has an outstand- ' his brealhin& wao maintained bp of aia~e Qean Rus_k was flying south central Cu))a, killing offer. They suggostod _the UNC Funeral aervlc• have been about 10 foot when hts left wm& i head llalanclng wizard• ond rna· ing 4-H_ dub record , with nine . an electronic tuns. to MOSCO'II'"'tot!AY with I bl: mora than 200 men, women' lhll 'ldDed lour South Korean• . - laollaiJVoly set lor Monday af- ' suddenly.ltppo;G downward. , ny other features. The entire years In proJects on dothin~. ~ But hts heart alowly wallkortoel, p&l IMI.Li;: 'D II( ~; . 10 clJildren. ........ .• dr<$1"!1 -them aa. Nllrth ~na. ternoon, at the Wr1flman Flf- -unabt. to r1ght the craft. Dean prod.uclioo Ia precision molded , foods, Home ' Furnishings ond 1 and e.,.ly hospital J!uJIM.~ slcn awllal riUclear test ban The refugees, quollnf· 'what "Your murdoren will be re- nerol Home, Norwood, with bur. safd tHe c...na.J!G slngt.-engtned _lo the musJc ol the big circus llhree years of JuntO'. Leader· , IndiCated the·enot· ..... ~ppriil. . tref!lty 1tHirh he said 11 wt hope they said were report.B from lentlealy se•ched out night and Jal in Norwood. plane crashed m the t":'. . .. band sh1p. She wa!l the Achievement J mg raet. will be ~ nrst of a series of ' the undergroond, oaid the ga• day," Cloud warned. Misses Ledo Mae and Rnber- 'Tm thankful I wa~n I killed~ . . ' Award winner ai tho l!ltiZ Meigs I Le.. than •• hour bel·~· "" steos tmtlll'd peace." was uaed near Manguito in Ma- Cloud made his statements at ta Kraeuter and sister, M r !!1. De.1:1n s~ld. He c~itlid his ~ 1_r • The promo~n and advance County Fa1r and !lierved as the . du:od. a hospital. bullet.m sa1d ht Rusk understood to be car· ' tanzaa Province ~•here the t.he 1'16th meeting of the Kol'ean Larry Wolfe, will )eave Sunday I bell w•th preventmg .serMlus 1 t1ck.et sales IS now underway 1 Junior Fair Queen. She has par- I was "slowly dymg." . rvinp ~ personal message from guerrUlaS were' hiding in a Armlstite Commission ealled by mornin1 to attend the services. injury. . he!and all member!! ~ tt)e Syra~ [ ticipatet:l in the State Fair Style St. Stephen's Hospital Secretary President Kennedy to Soviet cave "not yet fortified. by the the United Nations. Their parent1, Mr. and M r 1. Dean _sa•d he got out of 1 cuse Volu~teer F1re Depart- Revue for three years and lasl 1 W. Mayne Butcher, in making the Premier Nikita Khrushchev.- government." Cloud brought up the shooting: Eldon Kraeuter, are in Nor- I plane himself and dropped about ment have t1ckets for sale. Pa- fall was _one of the runners up ' announcement that Ward 'a Jife will sign the treaty formally The families of a number of Incidents and warned that North wood, having been coiled there aix feet 1<t tho ground after the trona are urged to purchase m the >tate '' Make 11 With was •lowly ebbing away, toW! lD Moscow Monday. It was the guerrillas were in the cave Korea wou1d bear "ful1 responsi· Monday due to Mrs. Bierly's ill- I crash. as esti· their tickets . in adv~mce. Tbe Wool " ~onte~t. . I ne~·.smen that the playboy doe-. Initialled by Under Secretary of with them, the refugees said. bUity" for the outcome. ness. Damage to the plane w Isponsof receives. 50 per cent Her 1nten•1ew _~wdl be Tu~s-. tors attorrwy . brot~r .PeUir ;tate W. Averell Harriman and 1 Their hideout waa apparently .. I mated at about $l.OOO. of all advanced t1cket sa les and day , Au~ust 1:1 at the 0 h 1o Ward, was at the ~siiH. , gtlll laces a Senate deba~ over betrayed, and Castroite forces Showalter Named a percentage of the gate. Slate Fatr Ward h•• he~ m tho t 11 ' ratification. led by Rusalans In Cuban Uni· • Patrol Reports One """' s 30 am. 3 lll am. EDTt 1 form cloltd In on the cave, the Shell Supervisor Traffle Citation REASSIGNED Wednesday, ~nd baa never , . Heavy thunderstorlllll roamed refugees oald. They said I he Forrest c. Showaltt!f'. Chester The Ohio Stall! Patrol today ' I Atrman Thtrd Class Roy A ga~ned consctliUillesa. tile Great Lakes region Wday Russians ordered lbe gas at. ""?mod his new dUlleS as CUllled the arrest of Claude HendriCks of llacme, is hetng with high winds and hail. The tack tod•al supervisor at the Shell repor S use on I reasstgned io Htghlands A t r 1 52 >Ill of dead and Injured in two . Clemical Plant, Belpre, lor the Cunn~=~~m~ ...;~;c wiihout , 0 Forre Statwn, N J .. foliowi~g lays of storms continued to T F II ed Wmans White Glove Malntena c g1 d~ e He ""' hts graduatton from the Unti· . reatment 0 OW ance Company Parkersburg efassured c ear 19 anc ed States A1r Force technical ::ertumed Aug. 2 · Aug. 7 Walt Disney's Ward Dies Mter Four Days' Coma Big Tent To ::m;~.=~E:;~.= Offer Top ~:~ ~..:: Attractions ~rea ~or lmOC~III· ,belb.r ,: \ lai:4 ·L... r-'~r,1~-1,,· .,·~~ .·!-. _., '": . . ~ .• . I!'W'!Jatl'lfltlntl .tlllt.<h •. '-' .. . \ 'm\1 t.l• •l ..· • m~Mii,;!7'Ji•:C •=:4~ ( '· �• ., .' I ' ' I • • • / 1-~ Sentillel, Pomeroy·MiddliJIOft, 0., . . ••. J Area Baseball Players Are At Work•Play In·Caroli,a !-*· ~~ '111111 I ) I SENTINEL . F eature Pag.e Pomeroy's Main Street Is ·Losing Priced For Quick Mr. G. H. Ewing SALE Good Used No. 64 ' lnternotlonol HorvHter THE PJULUE TWINS - Maybe this is what baseball fans wiU he calling Tom White of Pomeroy, left, and Bill Kneller, of New Jerser. in years to come. White, a prep shortstop tu~ned sec~nd s~c~er, ""d Kneller, pl~yin_g centerfield with the Spartanburg, s. c. Phillies, are properties of the Philadelph13 Phillles, and look here like Identical twins. Both are in their first year of professional baseball, and are close friends. PRIDE OF THE FANS - Dave Roberts, a stand· out as a sophomore at Gallia Academy High school before movine to Columbus. is on the Western Caro· !ina Leagu~ North-South All-Star team pitching roster. With a 5-2 record in a "Hitters' League" Roberts Is the subject of concern by top Phillie braso - coneern that other big Jeagfie clubs might draft him next year. COMBINE e Engine driven A Reporter's Holiday (Working) .•• ~Now at a bargain pnce Tom White, Dave Roberts, Bill Jewell Work Hard In Minors Meigs Equipment Co. as far as I'm conc•rn· Ed. Not• - Ohio Va~ put in extra practice I or since he joined the. loy Publishint Company improvement against t h e burg team. He Reporter • Photographer day when they may be plans to he married Quinn Ptoarl~. ~ t:~J! Bob Wingett last w a e k "called up." ·time next year. • "He'll do okay, span! thr" days with the Roberts, the 18 year-old WHITE POPULAR 1e's just been with us a Spartanburg P h 1111 e s • former G a II i a Academy Phillie brus abo Clan A .....ball tNm High school baseball pitch· the play of Tom Whit~, weeks. w,.,.e "''" local players ing star who graduated has been converted. IDIO Quinn and other minor are launching their pro- from Columbus Central this second baseman SIDCE officials were seated fesslonal ba...,allea....,.., 'Pring, is a standout favor· 'graduated from box adjacent to the This is a report of their ite of Spartanburg Phillie High ~h"?"ll~ May. occupied by White'a progress and activitlH. fans. White !8 hilling at a school teammate, Dick By Bob Wingett I Since he joined Sp~rtan· pace,_ which IS average and myself. Three Meigs-Gallia-Mason burg, Dave has established Phillie players. 1963 Wahama High products who this Spring himself as an effective port· Joe Rosamondo, . graduate Bill Jewell signed proesfsional baseball side hurler. Roberts t h i s roach for the Ph11lles an not _been settin& t ~ e contracts with the Philadel- week was selected on the also head Yale world af1re With victorieS phia Phillies organization 1roster of the Western Caro- oo~ch, s~ of ~bitehis portside pitching, has learned a gteat deal are receiving their full lina League North . South IS 11nprovmg nght along. share of the southern hos- All-Star team. It's a big jump to go signing his contract. working to solve a pitality in Spartanburg, S. Dave should he . a stand· h~gh ·school bitting to C. from fan• of the Western out with Phillie fans in gmg at the pitches o! problem. He h a 1 Carolina League Spartan- \Spartanburg. He is sporting fess!"nais, but ~om IS ad· throwing batting praoo burg Phillies. · a 5-2 record, has an earned 1ustmg g~. He s a dandy and world~ long hours Pomeroy·• Tom White, run average of about 2.60 glove man. Jew I says it Ia Gallipolis native Dave Rob- a~d has collected s1x base The 18 year-old Pome~oy and he is now hoy cred1ts Rosamondo Wlth throw a curve. erts and Bill Jewell of Le· h1ts. who stands 6-3 tart: W. Va., R.D. , are The Phillies are so lm· "helping me a Jot" to iJn. among the Spartanburg mi· pressed with Roberts there prove his bitting. Tom has is actuaJb,~ ~~y5 nor league players who are are l't'ports he may be plac- gotten 18 hils and batted team so tar as aae the envied heroes to hun· ed on the Philadelphia Phil- 10 runs smce . He is still !7. "Bill is dreds ol young fans. lies' roster next year a n d slump after Not 1 game goes by but Ithereby protected from the .he Pbillies. 'rastb~~h:ue that several youngsters of draft by other majoY, leagu~ "Whi~ went hitlesll control,' one member grade school and J'!,niorlteams, all this m a hitters first 16tlmes at bat, but the Spartanburg team GLENROY H. EWING. high age approach the t~n- league, too. now adJUS~ed. his age professional ball play- When Roberts worked a nd Is ~eg.nrung to . TRIO'S FRIEND Pomeroy's oldest actlv~ lllerchant, Glenroy H. E~ ers to ask for autographs. few innings last week fans and walt for the pitch, A Calllden N J l6- ear- owner-operator of Ewings store on West · Maln-st atnee . But, as most fans know, gave him all-out vocal mp- said the Yale ~ball teaBill Kueil~ ~ 1904, this week announced sale of his business bUUdlnJ. minor league basebaU parks port. When he got In trou- cher ~hoo IB .m great de· of the Spartanburg Mr. Ewing confirmed be hu sold the three-story buildo are not places for budding ble and was replaced, Man- mand In the mmors. wbo 1 an to be a ing to Dan Rizer, owner of tbe Rizer 011 Company ID Pomo young !'layers to boast ager Lou Kahn received a John Quinn, general l!'l'' ~~Kneller, who eroy. ~t has not yet been announced what Rizer plana to about thelf populanty. barrage · of boos. The Spar- nager of the J!arent Pbilalietuine 1 clole friend bouse m the structure. local trio, signed a Ewing said he has !tarted a I saved enwah 111011ey wortlna Spartanburg, s. C. Is no tanburg sk.ipper has 27 delphia PhUlie organization, exception. When the play- years of experience in pro- bad good words to say for lew before White and sale of aM morcbandlle • n d at the post office to attend Ohle ers are on the field, they fessional baseball, as • play- White when he attended a is .235. He. has a plans to 1• Into aeml-relft. University," reeallod Mr. E• are all business, loaded with er, coach and manager. Spartanburg game last 811Jl, and playa ment after moving out hla cur- ing .. hustle, willing to correct Dave also bas become en· 1eek: . · mil InVentory. · In 1898, Ewln& l'adualeil their mistakes, and ready togaged to a southern helle "White is looldng pretty Several of the older Spar· '!be agill&, bill still ~tioua from Oblo Ulliversliy witll a ~~~:=~g performers It a y e Ewin&, BQB he Ia not SIIIDi to commercial dqree. He wee al l1 college baseball or put bimaelf on the spot by say· the head of hla cl111. minors for two or inl! he plans to completely reo Followinl collele, Mr. Ewilll hree years, One, who bat. lire, "~uoe, 1 mlcbl decide wao employed as lle!UJiropbll', fourth in the NCAA last different. )...,j,k,.per aod lyplsller IIi a college star, is "I ~ve ~w~ys liked ~tng upbalt pawiag .........,.. in Ja. !!lri•gglling with a .220 aver- In business, ssid Ew!D&. U I diana. Mar warkJaC there a . Spartanblll'JI. didn't, I sure wouldn't have lhort willie, he nlllrllllil to p,.. is generally believed stayed here aU these years." meroy and leak ov.- tbo ZW1nf pitching in the West- "I was practically raised in atore. · Carolina League is at tiJis •atore," aald tile lqtlme Belan the chain a- illla equal to that of major resident. Mr- EwiD(s father, in thie - · Ewiag'a Stcn . . William Henry Ewln&, opera!- one 111 \be 11101( IIuiJ pa.. 1a U Alger W'ISn't ed the store ' about :Ill y.-a be- Pomeroy. Tbo ~ lloJor. kidding, if Tom Swift fen he - ldlled Gil the atore'a a beehive of adivU, wilb p lrea:Uy performed those elevator while DIOIIln& duriD& eer1e1 and a deparllMit, athletic feats, then 1 fiood omeraoncy. · Glenroy the aeilond fJOGr - rinaa Willi is great .hope for was _11 yean olol wben his lath- hoosebold goods, IIIIi aQ IJp,e Roberts, Jewell, and ... diod. · of ~ wwe 11o1o1 • tbo Their hopes a n d As a teen-ager, he went to lhlnl fl-. . put with hard work 11 the Pomeroy Poet 01- "At - lime 1 had 51 elub surely wiU make 013• llet UDder .POilmlltor Jease -ldi!C durini tbo _ . '-' ball playera of Bruster as his assistant. "I had fore Cilrlstmu." oaJd Mr•.· h' a deolre to JO oo to eollep 10 lng. · . . Rear Of Melp Recreation Program Is Booming Organized recreation- around lhe clock - really got Its b i g .start in Middleport this summer. At right are champions in table tennis and tennl~. J o h n Tannehill . II , left . junior divi · sion tab!~ tennis ; Mark Tanne- hUl, 13, senior division; Dave Lyons. adutt division. tennis: Micky Morris, senior division, .. tennis, and Terry Hannigan, 12. junior division . tennis. They are holding handsome trophies ·pre- Values Found In Pact With Soviet the Feeney S.noell Pa8t 1!8 American Legion. Eschleman is sUpervtsing the schedules of six boys teams, thrM girls teuns.. tluree odall pitclo ....... f..m· In Stock Now For Your Mowlnjl N..da i e5 FT. CUT or, ,..,e sion playoffs. Four adults also It l!llh '"""• mllllll the . . . . ~· sllilllld IIrioc oul ·ljlull ' tellllio plliyen, the 4irecl"' belieVes. '*'PI'f'd I lioy! """'- CHAMPS AIL - Jolin Tanneii!D, -Mn 'hlinebill, Dive Lyons, champions in Middleport summer lletteatioiiProgram activities. • · =~ ~~'":"'w~"'""" •••IIICIIIIl ....... . - ...., ,,,. • 'nuclooi'' ~Jllllllluo-•1 " .,_ Itllc"' .s..... ' . . · . •, ~ 11111: ;He-' mq ,k to • •·"11 ; ' :t·• . ~1 ._ ~ II Fencing e Bolor oncl ,. Bindor Twine eSprays ' eRemedlH Phone WY 2-2115 :Haying Too Is? • Freezer Sale • N.W H!lllend MasMy·Ferguson lUERS .. llg 15 Cu. Ft. . -ONLY . S199~= Ice Croom lALII USID IUYI ' · I !hod 21 Cu. Pt. Unlco . , .CHIIT PliiiZIIl . . t125 oo, 1. I ..... Phllco P - r _ •111 Jack W. Ceney, Mgr. I. Main St. WY 2:2i 81 OPEN 'I:IL 9 PM ~DAY THIU SATURDAY . OUit LOCA TION-W..re lacmtl en last Moln St. ~ r.t, '" fll!l upptr end Of '-lily, 1bon f1M! Hitlh -Schoel. LQQK f!tr the IIGI.ANDMAIK IIGI!I.., tho~. YOU CAN CALL u$'io..t&CT WY 24111. Dtl' • CONTINUES AT •• :POMERQ·y · CHEST FREEZER RAKES' MOW·US USHERS Pomeroy, Ohio Mulberry Ave. , , , At AHredlve LOW PR,CES .r: llatr, ,.; , ' ., eRecl Brond SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS .LOOKING FOR .~ld 1¥ oa:i !!1i ~-~ d. . ............. ~:,·:_ ~ ~ . • lre>J\y. and C!OOPfl"'le In "JII· '""l/nllf - · IIa ':'""'~ .,...., ~~ lb Ill!.' - ~~ ; ~~::~~ o1 "-'ro ,!&'l:et •plir. ....a 1 1'1'"'• ~ ·AI ·-\liii1 111 111$1' ilc!MIJ will 'II . &eoirlllJ ~,.i/4 41Jr>, ''Mill'oll.iil. 1IWdJ II, Jlli'llllli..l tie ~ttng .,.,.., 111 1111 - ~ ~ nlCi Red Cblla, dedl·t bJ' the ~ llta\7~ ' ' , , ~ ~ 'd •a-! ePoints eVocclnH M = eRooflnt eBird SHds e()yst.r Shells ond Grit eFertillnrs eLirne eCemont & Mortar eStodc Salt e Woter Softener Salt eToble MNI eLitters · · - ~ - 'trdql lh II found ta •dllilie tlio - · ~ cif ilk bat he..; Gaulle revmed , ,hit gram operated last year at thej ~ompetiUon - the caliber of year. j'!"~ ~ l!aVe to a skeleton pro- park, Mr. Escbleman believes plaj- was much Improved Ibis I "I'm vecy pleased wltll tlu liil Mid. peted, no acJillls. Dog Foods - Flour -- Ingredients ~ * 'I II e SURE WIN e RED ROSE e TUXEDO Nlldta s.. ~~ a propo&al for an E811t ''iasliit ller ail ID einploJtti . non-aggreulcin ~lll!ment to Jee wbether It wOuld 11 -, 'llillt· llili!al' elolllll ser•• the lriterests lbe . . . Iii lllton.llllonol . - . .. thai I (!Crti,i• ~. Mr:''£wiill, West . .. -'~\.l'" . aprl'l!l ...-....... ndiiit IWII 'nle ldili; M~e.W ~lit alto salt hie •• ~ ,~ trltii* 011 ,,.., • • m 111 Ill• ~ · .l!i' Mr .~· ilia .odli partitlpalid .. two letlois dlv~ 11 pblii~~ a lwinl - :Pre11iiier ed ~.next su:m&Mr, and IDQfe adul ' women art' cktlnorinl far ~to pl"-l', he report,. Twtnl)"f!Te ""'"' co....,_r 1111 Hosplt.. ROTARY CUTTERS 'lie wOihln's teems. ad slx adult mOD's teaw. .Mil m softball. He'd like to see an a d u I t Jlltll •• - ]II to tile ~- ...... Karr " Syr-, dlui* Gl llr, 1!111 tm. '1'11oma,- w. a:.r. MI. J1ir!I1 Mn. lilWinl l'lllde Iii ..... co1n lllll. '1'1117 . . . . WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Kennedy, collfl· of two dllldrell, liM·~ : :;,_, dent the Senate will aJiprove te~ baD tr.eaty, bellevea Cleeb:W~~· and 1 a non-aggression pact With the Sovwt 'Qloc also mlibt·he • · · · wor!hwhlle If It provided "i{liater security for ~rUn." ' • the . pat ....,., ,..... Kennedy told a new• elinference Thursday be ·thowlbt · llwini bae OJ*'Iill4 I hI It "adv~llle" for the NATO .R?wen to lilac-IllS SoVle! :"::.'~-at~ sented by Recreation Dire"' .1r F'rank Eschlerrwn pr<Wided by Gener~l ---JOHN DElRE----, .J'n.e.. LEARNING CONTROL - Bill Jewell, 6-3 and 215 lbs ., last year a football star for Wahama High school, is laboring to gain the professional pitcher's No. 1 reouirement, oontrol. Powerful , with a whizzing fast be.' . Jewell works daily throwing batting practice and in other available )lours on developing a curve. ''; . . I ;>,1.• \ . �• ., .' I ' ' I • • • / 1-~ Sentillel, Pomeroy·MiddliJIOft, 0., . . ••. J Area Baseball Players Are At Work•Play In·Caroli,a !-*· ~~ '111111 I ) I SENTINEL . F eature Pag.e Pomeroy's Main Street Is ·Losing Priced For Quick Mr. G. H. Ewing SALE Good Used No. 64 ' lnternotlonol HorvHter THE PJULUE TWINS - Maybe this is what baseball fans wiU he calling Tom White of Pomeroy, left, and Bill Kneller, of New Jerser. in years to come. White, a prep shortstop tu~ned sec~nd s~c~er, ""d Kneller, pl~yin_g centerfield with the Spartanburg, s. c. Phillies, are properties of the Philadelph13 Phillles, and look here like Identical twins. Both are in their first year of professional baseball, and are close friends. PRIDE OF THE FANS - Dave Roberts, a stand· out as a sophomore at Gallia Academy High school before movine to Columbus. is on the Western Caro· !ina Leagu~ North-South All-Star team pitching roster. With a 5-2 record in a "Hitters' League" Roberts Is the subject of concern by top Phillie braso - coneern that other big Jeagfie clubs might draft him next year. COMBINE e Engine driven A Reporter's Holiday (Working) .•• ~Now at a bargain pnce Tom White, Dave Roberts, Bill Jewell Work Hard In Minors Meigs Equipment Co. as far as I'm conc•rn· Ed. Not• - Ohio Va~ put in extra practice I or since he joined the. loy Publishint Company improvement against t h e burg team. He Reporter • Photographer day when they may be plans to he married Quinn Ptoarl~. ~ t:~J! Bob Wingett last w a e k "called up." ·time next year. • "He'll do okay, span! thr" days with the Roberts, the 18 year-old WHITE POPULAR 1e's just been with us a Spartanburg P h 1111 e s • former G a II i a Academy Phillie brus abo Clan A .....ball tNm High school baseball pitch· the play of Tom Whit~, weeks. w,.,.e "''" local players ing star who graduated has been converted. IDIO Quinn and other minor are launching their pro- from Columbus Central this second baseman SIDCE officials were seated fesslonal ba...,allea....,.., 'Pring, is a standout favor· 'graduated from box adjacent to the This is a report of their ite of Spartanburg Phillie High ~h"?"ll~ May. occupied by White'a progress and activitlH. fans. White !8 hilling at a school teammate, Dick By Bob Wingett I Since he joined Sp~rtan· pace,_ which IS average and myself. Three Meigs-Gallia-Mason burg, Dave has established Phillie players. 1963 Wahama High products who this Spring himself as an effective port· Joe Rosamondo, . graduate Bill Jewell signed proesfsional baseball side hurler. Roberts t h i s roach for the Ph11lles an not _been settin& t ~ e contracts with the Philadel- week was selected on the also head Yale world af1re With victorieS phia Phillies organization 1roster of the Western Caro- oo~ch, s~ of ~bitehis portside pitching, has learned a gteat deal are receiving their full lina League North . South IS 11nprovmg nght along. share of the southern hos- All-Star team. It's a big jump to go signing his contract. working to solve a pitality in Spartanburg, S. Dave should he . a stand· h~gh ·school bitting to C. from fan• of the Western out with Phillie fans in gmg at the pitches o! problem. He h a 1 Carolina League Spartan- \Spartanburg. He is sporting fess!"nais, but ~om IS ad· throwing batting praoo burg Phillies. · a 5-2 record, has an earned 1ustmg g~. He s a dandy and world~ long hours Pomeroy·• Tom White, run average of about 2.60 glove man. Jew I says it Ia Gallipolis native Dave Rob- a~d has collected s1x base The 18 year-old Pome~oy and he is now hoy cred1ts Rosamondo Wlth throw a curve. erts and Bill Jewell of Le· h1ts. who stands 6-3 tart: W. Va., R.D. , are The Phillies are so lm· "helping me a Jot" to iJn. among the Spartanburg mi· pressed with Roberts there prove his bitting. Tom has is actuaJb,~ ~~y5 nor league players who are are l't'ports he may be plac- gotten 18 hils and batted team so tar as aae the envied heroes to hun· ed on the Philadelphia Phil- 10 runs smce . He is still !7. "Bill is dreds ol young fans. lies' roster next year a n d slump after Not 1 game goes by but Ithereby protected from the .he Pbillies. 'rastb~~h:ue that several youngsters of draft by other majoY, leagu~ "Whi~ went hitlesll control,' one member grade school and J'!,niorlteams, all this m a hitters first 16tlmes at bat, but the Spartanburg team GLENROY H. EWING. high age approach the t~n- league, too. now adJUS~ed. his age professional ball play- When Roberts worked a nd Is ~eg.nrung to . TRIO'S FRIEND Pomeroy's oldest actlv~ lllerchant, Glenroy H. E~ ers to ask for autographs. few innings last week fans and walt for the pitch, A Calllden N J l6- ear- owner-operator of Ewings store on West · Maln-st atnee . But, as most fans know, gave him all-out vocal mp- said the Yale ~ball teaBill Kueil~ ~ 1904, this week announced sale of his business bUUdlnJ. minor league basebaU parks port. When he got In trou- cher ~hoo IB .m great de· of the Spartanburg Mr. Ewing confirmed be hu sold the three-story buildo are not places for budding ble and was replaced, Man- mand In the mmors. wbo 1 an to be a ing to Dan Rizer, owner of tbe Rizer 011 Company ID Pomo young !'layers to boast ager Lou Kahn received a John Quinn, general l!'l'' ~~Kneller, who eroy. ~t has not yet been announced what Rizer plana to about thelf populanty. barrage · of boos. The Spar- nager of the J!arent Pbilalietuine 1 clole friend bouse m the structure. local trio, signed a Ewing said he has !tarted a I saved enwah 111011ey wortlna Spartanburg, s. C. Is no tanburg sk.ipper has 27 delphia PhUlie organization, exception. When the play- years of experience in pro- bad good words to say for lew before White and sale of aM morcbandlle • n d at the post office to attend Ohle ers are on the field, they fessional baseball, as • play- White when he attended a is .235. He. has a plans to 1• Into aeml-relft. University," reeallod Mr. E• are all business, loaded with er, coach and manager. Spartanburg game last 811Jl, and playa ment after moving out hla cur- ing .. hustle, willing to correct Dave also bas become en· 1eek: . · mil InVentory. · In 1898, Ewln& l'adualeil their mistakes, and ready togaged to a southern helle "White is looldng pretty Several of the older Spar· '!be agill&, bill still ~tioua from Oblo Ulliversliy witll a ~~~:=~g performers It a y e Ewin&, BQB he Ia not SIIIDi to commercial dqree. He wee al l1 college baseball or put bimaelf on the spot by say· the head of hla cl111. minors for two or inl! he plans to completely reo Followinl collele, Mr. Ewilll hree years, One, who bat. lire, "~uoe, 1 mlcbl decide wao employed as lle!UJiropbll', fourth in the NCAA last different. )...,j,k,.per aod lyplsller IIi a college star, is "I ~ve ~w~ys liked ~tng upbalt pawiag .........,.. in Ja. !!lri•gglling with a .220 aver- In business, ssid Ew!D&. U I diana. Mar warkJaC there a . Spartanblll'JI. didn't, I sure wouldn't have lhort willie, he nlllrllllil to p,.. is generally believed stayed here aU these years." meroy and leak ov.- tbo ZW1nf pitching in the West- "I was practically raised in atore. · Carolina League is at tiJis •atore," aald tile lqtlme Belan the chain a- illla equal to that of major resident. Mr- EwiD(s father, in thie - · Ewiag'a Stcn . . William Henry Ewln&, opera!- one 111 \be 11101( IIuiJ pa.. 1a U Alger W'ISn't ed the store ' about :Ill y.-a be- Pomeroy. Tbo ~ lloJor. kidding, if Tom Swift fen he - ldlled Gil the atore'a a beehive of adivU, wilb p lrea:Uy performed those elevator while DIOIIln& duriD& eer1e1 and a deparllMit, athletic feats, then 1 fiood omeraoncy. · Glenroy the aeilond fJOGr - rinaa Willi is great .hope for was _11 yean olol wben his lath- hoosebold goods, IIIIi aQ IJp,e Roberts, Jewell, and ... diod. · of ~ wwe 11o1o1 • tbo Their hopes a n d As a teen-ager, he went to lhlnl fl-. . put with hard work 11 the Pomeroy Poet 01- "At - lime 1 had 51 elub surely wiU make 013• llet UDder .POilmlltor Jease -ldi!C durini tbo _ . '-' ball playera of Bruster as his assistant. "I had fore Cilrlstmu." oaJd Mr•.· h' a deolre to JO oo to eollep 10 lng. · . . Rear Of Melp Recreation Program Is Booming Organized recreation- around lhe clock - really got Its b i g .start in Middleport this summer. At right are champions in table tennis and tennl~. J o h n Tannehill . II , left . junior divi · sion tab!~ tennis ; Mark Tanne- hUl, 13, senior division; Dave Lyons. adutt division. tennis: Micky Morris, senior division, .. tennis, and Terry Hannigan, 12. junior division . tennis. They are holding handsome trophies ·pre- Values Found In Pact With Soviet the Feeney S.noell Pa8t 1!8 American Legion. Eschleman is sUpervtsing the schedules of six boys teams, thrM girls teuns.. tluree odall pitclo ....... f..m· In Stock Now For Your Mowlnjl N..da i e5 FT. CUT or, ,..,e sion playoffs. Four adults also It l!llh '"""• mllllll the . . . . ~· sllilllld IIrioc oul ·ljlull ' tellllio plliyen, the 4irecl"' belieVes. '*'PI'f'd I lioy! """'- CHAMPS AIL - Jolin Tanneii!D, -Mn 'hlinebill, Dive Lyons, champions in Middleport summer lletteatioiiProgram activities. • · =~ ~~'":"'w~"'""" •••IIICIIIIl ....... . - ...., ,,,. • 'nuclooi'' ~Jllllllluo-•1 " .,_ Itllc"' .s..... ' . . · . •, ~ 11111: ;He-' mq ,k to • •·"11 ; ' :t·• . ~1 ._ ~ II Fencing e Bolor oncl ,. Bindor Twine eSprays ' eRemedlH Phone WY 2-2115 :Haying Too Is? • Freezer Sale • N.W H!lllend MasMy·Ferguson lUERS .. llg 15 Cu. Ft. . -ONLY . S199~= Ice Croom lALII USID IUYI ' · I !hod 21 Cu. Pt. Unlco . , .CHIIT PliiiZIIl . . t125 oo, 1. I ..... Phllco P - r _ •111 Jack W. Ceney, Mgr. I. Main St. WY 2:2i 81 OPEN 'I:IL 9 PM ~DAY THIU SATURDAY . OUit LOCA TION-W..re lacmtl en last Moln St. ~ r.t, '" fll!l upptr end Of '-lily, 1bon f1M! Hitlh -Schoel. LQQK f!tr the IIGI.ANDMAIK IIGI!I.., tho~. YOU CAN CALL u$'io..t&CT WY 24111. Dtl' • CONTINUES AT •• :POMERQ·y · CHEST FREEZER RAKES' MOW·US USHERS Pomeroy, Ohio Mulberry Ave. , , , At AHredlve LOW PR,CES .r: llatr, ,.; , ' ., eRecl Brond SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS .LOOKING FOR .~ld 1¥ oa:i !!1i ~-~ d. . ............. ~:,·:_ ~ ~ . • lre>J\y. and C!OOPfl"'le In "JII· '""l/nllf - · IIa ':'""'~ .,...., ~~ lb Ill!.' - ~~ ; ~~::~~ o1 "-'ro ,!&'l:et •plir. ....a 1 1'1'"'• ~ ·AI ·-\liii1 111 111$1' ilc!MIJ will 'II . &eoirlllJ ~,.i/4 41Jr>, ''Mill'oll.iil. 1IWdJ II, Jlli'llllli..l tie ~ttng .,.,.., 111 1111 - ~ ~ nlCi Red Cblla, dedl·t bJ' the ~ llta\7~ ' ' , , ~ ~ 'd •a-! ePoints eVocclnH M = eRooflnt eBird SHds e()yst.r Shells ond Grit eFertillnrs eLirne eCemont & Mortar eStodc Salt e Woter Softener Salt eToble MNI eLitters · · - ~ - 'trdql lh II found ta •dllilie tlio - · ~ cif ilk bat he..; Gaulle revmed , ,hit gram operated last year at thej ~ompetiUon - the caliber of year. j'!"~ ~ l!aVe to a skeleton pro- park, Mr. Escbleman believes plaj- was much Improved Ibis I "I'm vecy pleased wltll tlu liil Mid. peted, no acJillls. Dog Foods - Flour -- Ingredients ~ * 'I II e SURE WIN e RED ROSE e TUXEDO Nlldta s.. ~~ a propo&al for an E811t ''iasliit ller ail ID einploJtti . non-aggreulcin ~lll!ment to Jee wbether It wOuld 11 -, 'llillt· llili!al' elolllll ser•• the lriterests lbe . . . Iii lllton.llllonol . - . .. thai I (!Crti,i• ~. Mr:''£wiill, West . .. -'~\.l'" . aprl'l!l ...-....... ndiiit IWII 'nle ldili; M~e.W ~lit alto salt hie •• ~ ,~ trltii* 011 ,,.., • • m 111 Ill• ~ · .l!i' Mr .~· ilia .odli partitlpalid .. two letlois dlv~ 11 pblii~~ a lwinl - :Pre11iiier ed ~.next su:m&Mr, and IDQfe adul ' women art' cktlnorinl far ~to pl"-l', he report,. Twtnl)"f!Te ""'"' co....,_r 1111 Hosplt.. ROTARY CUTTERS 'lie wOihln's teems. ad slx adult mOD's teaw. .Mil m softball. He'd like to see an a d u I t Jlltll •• - ]II to tile ~- ...... Karr " Syr-, dlui* Gl llr, 1!111 tm. '1'11oma,- w. a:.r. MI. J1ir!I1 Mn. lilWinl l'lllde Iii ..... co1n lllll. '1'1117 . . . . WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Kennedy, collfl· of two dllldrell, liM·~ : :;,_, dent the Senate will aJiprove te~ baD tr.eaty, bellevea Cleeb:W~~· and 1 a non-aggression pact With the Sovwt 'Qloc also mlibt·he • · · · wor!hwhlle If It provided "i{liater security for ~rUn." ' • the . pat ....,., ,..... Kennedy told a new• elinference Thursday be ·thowlbt · llwini bae OJ*'Iill4 I hI It "adv~llle" for the NATO .R?wen to lilac-IllS SoVle! :"::.'~-at~ sented by Recreation Dire"' .1r F'rank Eschlerrwn pr<Wided by Gener~l ---JOHN DElRE----, .J'n.e.. LEARNING CONTROL - Bill Jewell, 6-3 and 215 lbs ., last year a football star for Wahama High school, is laboring to gain the professional pitcher's No. 1 reouirement, oontrol. Powerful , with a whizzing fast be.' . Jewell works daily throwing batting practice and in other available )lours on developing a curve. ''; . . I ;>,1.• \ . �I ,, 2·Hitter, Team Slugging Beats Coalton 16·0 . John lllltll pitched two • hit Mld<IIIJ)OI't 1tu -throe Melli IIIII l'ritlay nilhl and the Mid- (Pomei'O)'.Syrt-~l ~ dllporl Ali.Stm' Boys IHm Loath11111 11111, 111<1 GaUipalis one. IDOimted a II llil attack to de- In tlw olhtr 18me IMI nillrt feat CotlloP It-O and will berth lrooton put Oalllpalit IIIII Iii to ill tilt .......,.,... -· -··· of ... ·-·" 17. Wo< -~r tulel'll Ohio l..lttle Banbtll From tile firllt inniftll last IOUmlllJitnt I!> Wtllt_WII: nl.lhl the... Wll llltlt doubt a01 20 begmnmg plJY oout tile outcomt. Alii. Iii. lllerl are four h It, ~IIIIi PAGfJ ---------..----~ =~~: :.!!E~~~~t::: \ Games To Dent Sports Seene ..n ,..t !'ttlddlePtrtlllll... • c.J. kAII drift IIIII ,t lht wllb ra1 1111 ' .;., lchta: 1 ""'" -.lUd CQIIIoll a.flhera 1 tot tlll'ltr ~'• ,..,. flol' 1m 'I'JMtlliU ~ Cclllcle oe. ble 1 ~'"" a dlllble, illtlll tdlt- bid aiM ~~'"* billa up~ llhJ aa4 lair ,... Ill 1111 11M .,.. aU 101' 11110 'Ill ,.. 111. 0. u.tld•• ·m lll!lltll, which ....... 1111'111101111 • - ...,g • llillllellll' • W. UM>" ..., 8 G "-·'· ..... · ·--· -- ell, Jolul Tonnellill, aa4 • "" "" • r · - ·• ..,., ad 0. ad. - efteodwl, jllcAit • 1111811. ' . . eo.Jion MJd4lepGrl ' toO ttli31 ll¥UI ... llotldea IIJ VI B - MldciiiPorl blltll'l Bil ...lDpll ,..,.. 1J, waiW 0111 "" d ,.I S1 1 lelu!JOD l!ld Jollll1 RIOt. • Haektl\ two lbllles IIIII COli- b two aDd didn't Caadt "" D• D Micltlh)part led 1-0 ill I he da a atgll, Tinnthlll 1 . . . 1ft11o 111e IIIII ' 10!111 (,...,) lourlh when l!lvw 1IUilled a lllld dollbll lllYBill IIIII Oaii!Gl PIIAIII!!n : : (6) and - - a J! N• - ' .-ow ...._ '--'· · ~ .~ a-. J M I TA~N tNGs 1r.t a oney Notches 17th Win A_·s • • , ' • 1 Jroillell, OhUUcothe, Clay town- All-Stars Upset ' .sr ProFoothall ' J-.ant .... 1 ., ~NIIN(J cluh. The oecond game at 8:30 matches Ironton and Clay. MOJio 7~~ ... ..;..-:E:::·Cincinnati Defeats Pittsbu_ r gh 3~. 0 Green Bay 20-1 SEO Champa.'' J..oters will plllY St. Louil &1 ., .!165 3\t a oC)liSOiation 6ame at 6:30. san l"rancisoo eo 48 .556 41t CINCINNA'I'I IIJPIJ - Jim M• .. Ill llld llflli 8andJ lAIII• By ED SAINSBURY male, to stt vp fiye.yard touch- Of Ill pNvlouo tournaments, Chioal> II 61 .ll47 5 IM'f, tilt plidwr, bll 1m111 up. 1111 JUII! ICulobll lor 1M tillar IIIII It lo ll!t!t 'fDCI:Il.-'1 H ' e"l''D.. ef \'111110)' Pqrtl (JI dll 1 \JPI 8JM1f11 ll'riiOr down run by tuw•'• Lal'l'l' 'erCincb>DIII _ ll3 A -51'1 7\t '111111• tho oplnloll ol ali wbo 1tqut Jel4l Ia llld ·llfl llln Ia tile alflldcat. . h, 'l'llc 1,.. wu . Pw4'o !iltll CIIICAGO <UPIJ Ail · guson, aw,j •n•Uoeo for 73 yards Phiuladllph>a Ill II .11W 8\t ' lhould know - Clllolnllllt llldl' 1M Natlonll IAqlll ID wlUiq PUCIII! CI!IICIId IIIHIIIIII in .pare<! w)tlt le vlctortel. coaoh Otto Qrahlm buked m the Ito )IIchter for the cllllehb111 touchM waukeo M 55 .1011 10\i radio ennounm Wll\4 HoJI, a f*'l*llql a I!M! 'l'lrtD,' IN lriulllpll - thl JUJII Pl,wt'O won lilt ISill applauoo duo a wlaner today, but down. Pittaburgh Ill 5ol .4111 11\11 pltehlnJ hlmMU wllb tilt II allo ltll Jlm'a IGartll III!JI. o\lllllt!GI, fiiiiiO for Whlta !lo by beat67 42 Uot ovontual wln••r1 lNnl Friday B•t vao terr.c.en other lh,..,ws k .3Wil New York YankM• In the 1-. out end hl111ITI tf4'llllalita APd lu!"'l'l llllahl ..,_ blell IllS ,!be AIIJ•II. 11-1, on 1 ..,... 1 mghn collegoate win ..,.,. the kept the r._ker O<le..., oil balNew or :14 74 -116 811'o Hoyt waon't ewtd by thl .. Ill 118 1na111p for ·third pliGt • I lDI!tr IDIIutl Ill I 0 . had bit effort ru. McCraw o:olleded Groe" Q,y Packen probablY wiD ance to "'' U? groond galno •f Frlti•Y"• aeullo year-old Maloney'• lour-hit ptr• 1111 mtjar IHAIIt UIJt, 111·1101 d4iubl!<d 1111111 two 1'11111 Ia ll1ree Ill ChloaiO'' tD hils 111!1 b< the Mln...,sota v;ldngs tbe CIU- • , yard• and • hen the ollense Mil. a New York o nst, twl-nlghtl lor1111110t l&o 1 s-e vlclorJ ovtr tile llalt Clrd""D maiOhad 1111oae7 • lH ¥1etii9 b7 lila Tlllfl fYOI' ....-.1 Noh tiJM he wos .. bl'lf. 4 eogo 8<1a11i oad tl,. WllibinlltD• stalled, Jenel<o; took over. He N.Y. s Mllwauk.. 1 !2nd, ntghtl Ptltaburlb Plrlllt l'riday niJ)It. 1\ll 11" IOOI'IIIIt fllliiii&IIIUI 101 lbe IDdiUI Doaa Clwoot wu tossed wttb tho Redskins · l<ieked field gnats of 20 81)d St. Louts 3 Philad<lphla 2 Rt hod thl yowtpl« do 81 111 ll'OIIbll by IIIW!tl I'MI Roll Willaa liCit 111111 111111trlbulld I loll, hit lltlt apiMIIO 93 The Vl.k1• £t bavo title In !,II- t'rds on addition to tbe point aft· Syracuse Olanta' pitcher HooBton 4 Los Angelo. I !night I wt1J about I dotiOII lim. pNo ud bUilD& Tom aarp. to 01*1 .._..... boD* flllfoltoll'l.... 111 lbe League, l)oe Star qu1.t<rba•<k flu• VanderKel- •r both touchdo"''"· Mike Stewort hurled a • Clneinnotl S Pittsburgh o <night> vioUIIJ thil MUOIIlito llllb limine· Vatll Plalaa IDI ,_ lriulllpll lNt allo Colli clofutad Dodsers, ._1, en. the In ptace·kickinll. 11oe •ll . , ,ense d.,et'Ved hit, 11-9 championship clinching Chicago 12 S1!n Fran. 11 no inns> It wa Maloney't attitude Ulal t1t1n hit a 1J1-.un hll blenbd tile ......... 01 Ill llfq the CUbl do1111111 the Olanll, pass-catchmg erul Bub JOilol<i and equal credit. 01 Danny vtctory lh!S week against the Salunlay't Prollabfe Pllcbero Uoyl. Altor lnllrvftw· 11111 o1 !be - · ftr hll : : tiNrJ of 1111 JWl. ..11, IIIlO lmllop, the Re4o hnl the Redskms to pass-t·utcher Pat Blobham WB> • linebacklng stand- Jloclne Yankees In Little South- Philadelphia ot St. Louii-MC· ma him lor bil poot.pm• Rtdl 111!111111<1 . , 1111111 •• I I .. .,..... tho Plrateo, .... the Clrdlllail Rochter out In a J•le""' permltled fern League play. Lish uo-o lvs Bro&l!V lll-71 &)>I Nid conlldtnUol!, ID h1m, IIIII llllul Clnlwtoll but Ill tile I I I b IOI!p, lli;o;;w, edged tbe Pbllltes, 3-2 ltlod the They were key ,.en in the P<.rt Storr ,. c"m•'•le only tbree Stewart also swung the big Pittsburgh 'at CincitinaU' _ "Tbere'l another thltll I cOIIId blow Wll ,..,. thn WtlllliJli!AtD rllllad ftr aU feur of Bra... WOD lholr opeaer from Stars 20·1' .. lump•, an upoet of P"''"" in the first naK and lumber for t.he winners. He Schwall ,.,_51 or Franc! s<3-0I va. have dl1oltlled wltb you. You Tba Rldl _ . 1o lllld Jolla ill ,_ Ill lbe . . , . lliiiDI to Mell, tJ,j), but loot the 11 tnninorl scorc'<l by ' w ,toouchdowr undof only12 1 ol lS tor the g'""e lor clouted two home runs. Torn Tsitouris 17-4> . hlva matured u I pltchw. IMI 1plnll •I l 111r DaD bud WIIOII'IIlltiiOI 01011 1189 dog team thai ogn..•·ed !he oddo. 169 yar1, Dtddle pitched lor lhe Yankees New York 01 M'lwaukee-St 1_ yQI' 11 tl!lt tim• you dlda'l SolowaU or lllrl f'nDOII c1 tilt dall hit - - ' ciiiNI apiii,O IJ 111111 and evOP P•.n<or <" •ch . v;n e rullbae< Jim 1'oylor gnt both and gave up b hits wnlle tan- lard (4.91 vs. <4'ZI. a your mllllkea lib you do Ptrllel lodq 111 1111 vlctlorlel. Dol Zl-tr liiDPd Lombardi cr.mphor.ented hos .-on- Packer '"'' .tod••wn•, on one-yard nmg seven. Stewart fanned 14. Loo Angeles at Hous\on lnighll now. aa tilt fouf-111111 ....... llollll tilt wlmtllta 0 I " plunges, o>i Jcny Kra"""' got Other_hittero for Syracuse -Koufax (17-4) vs. Bruce 15-71. qroed. "You kMW, to bll bitWith Elletrlc Stilrkl'l , W• ...,ted to run. he said. the other polm•. 00 two conver· were Boll Hayes a pair of sin- San Franclico at Chicago-Per· t!tat 1 rl&ht. Lout year If I midi Amerl IIIIo ...,bt lila AI ., ll8bt but they W•oll•or.'t let us. I otons '"d a 21-y&.-.t field soat. gleo, Mark Smith a triple, Jun- ry IJ-3\ vs Buhl IU·SI I llliltakt I fiiiUid lhrlll II otf e81l bill &Jr 1111 lltb mtGIJ, Ill had , thought we e up. but we j<tlt The All Star win. breaking f lor Freeman a three bagger, ' a , · whMhtr the ball wu hit lor 1 Burien Are -ltelp II dta plltt, too.· !look- I 4 1 went flat. I them to play roor-gam< collt•iat• losing Ronnie Bochtel a double, and llltn Y Gahotnt 1'1111 or JU11 loulad off, To- PIIOhtrllovl to II Jillllllla RoU dra¥1 Ia lift JUDI • fine t•m• avd they did." in the sert... .i'so broke a 111- Tom Shaefer, a single. N<W York_ at M1iwouba Diibt I koow ol lbrtl ar lour bllllaa llld. lhlil ftr 1111 TWill wllb 1111 IIIIa ltolnVanderkelen, who played about same P>e\cr wor.ning streak ;0 Yankee hlttero were Bruce at St. lAUJI tal llliltlb1 I tlllldt, aM I WBI jllll OOIIVII'lllioll todiJ tr, I atap llld I IIGI'I1Iat fly, '18 per cent ol "" go me on ol· txhlbltlur• games. 11 was !tot Ha•t and Tom Diddle both with Ptttaburllh at CiPcinnati II) luclty !boy didn't burl Jilt," 1011, Clmlla aad lllchll lloWitl 1111 hll JJth fense, eomp,.,._., eight ol 10 ninth cotieg>ate •m tn the -ltl triples, and Kenny Thel" a Los at lloUitalt <mtlhtl Whtlber l\laiMI)' wa1 "lucltJ" IIIINtbll· ._,, passes, one of them for 21 yards in which tbe ptos have won 19 single. Ban FrancOICO al ar aol II 1 dobalthla tplllllolt, Wlllolt &m'ol'iltl I •••1111 WBI llabtl lo I to Rlcht". bts 14•11i· with two tioa. Racine Yankees 000 110 - 3 3 Amorlc.. !A!apt but cbanoet IN lht PlrllM bomor to 11'08 lito 1101 INti, lllullll lt bolllara bJ Jlill ..~ ISyracuse Giants 021 OOX - 6 a W.!-. Pel. Gl dlda, tblok 10. Jim tlrUck out 11 1 f.G Ylotory lht a.aaton JlrUioll, N- CUll llld 1l<t<tfcy t Diddle an<! K. 'lbelss. Stew- New York <Ill 88 .681 Ia wltulltta hit 1'1111 l.aM of lila 1111 O!** Ill a lwl-llllltl Colltvllo but elmalt loll I wllell art and M. Smith. ChiCIIO 60 46 .568 1 and llialll tD a row. btader bulltid lila.._ lltdiUI .....WOU. r11D1 ' Baltimore 61 49 .!155 8 It blmraUitd II lilaftr aiJih~. ~ S~r y~ Stewart Hurls 3-llitter Jn Title Match Bout~ ~pralll!i Arke••••' w~•eh ~~· FiB<J~r q~~ors. ~o• III<P'~'..t -~ p~'l -•P' ~ ~ M~loney vi~ CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. ~~~~1-~l.~:;=:=::d HH ~ ~ lllldiU.: 10-~ Opp. B. & 0. Depot I ,..... ,.. -~U J ck R I Le din =•d :: .::~ ft8 4l ' &liiUitllltl a s p ul 0 g t. a pen ue a ::::~~ l\:trtiMdl\lldfllllC81111ltr.lotAd- 11 EASY TERMS W~ Sa..,.., Bo~imON.• ~ew M • L CIJOr eague LeaderS Are Announced ~ ~roW "';~; A\h~; C~eniAI, .=- ~~ "u. ranv~_te; ~ L~ ·~·- i ~-- r.~~o. ~~~~~ T~ Only ~ ~'lit:.:::- Look at these features! • NO FROST ANYWHERE in refti-rat or freezer • ..- or • Portable leo Keeper • Huge Freezer below holds 188 lbs. • Deluxe Dairy Bar Door; Butter and Cheese Keepers • 3 Sliding Shelves; Visa Crisper • Flush fit "built-In" styling ' Wedgwood Blue & White Interior Vt~P, ca-. Thriftiwt ,,.I ff'ilidai'e Makes! . ~.., Refrigerator-Freezer F-AIR Our Price ' Only BUDI ET ST:o:um:_ MASJ £R ,:OccN. ~~= ~s:c:::· ~Karv~. llrl~ •: 71:Wbite,Boyer, c.rdsCarda Tl; 'II• tpcluded Ill to, llftb r...,,Draw-! follmMtl<fiJOl b7 WIIII1JU'•II • II helps pay boopitalaurgicai-IIICdlcal biUo. Lei me show bow you caa •ave with lbia 111W Nati<11lwid< policJ. McCovey, Gianlt 71, ' !flUOl and IN; I¢ (.._.,, Atttm n Ll llll" IIU•rl, Sox 79; Kallne, Tigert 111; wa•ll 1101', 4JI..Is t8; 4111100. ~ eWUI'-ITIR Malzone, Red Sox \to. ~~ FAMILY HOSPITAL PLA•t Pearl W. WiiUams Kenneth D. Williems Sll N. Second A.._ .WY. :Z.2SII ·11 Ml~ ..oaort OFFICI HOURS: t:Otllo 5:00 Dallr Otllarl llr A-1111•111111 .. , 'Iii < Bro llil1ll · • · P, :.:Rwi\h a ~~'Y and A ~ of Uoe Women's Ataoeil\kltl o1 thl Pomeroy GoK clUb will be held Tuesda Au • Y 1 WI • a\ I p.m. All memhert are urged to atteod. c- -atrlet sllable worker waa a with head tn~lea Friday he wa ldebd by a horse. lhoriUea llid Karvelaa, o1. Boston, WlB stnJck DO l)oe b7 a ........ hoof ..-~ rushed Maiow Medical Ctlller in lalul lAir ourget'J', _.g..., EDillON 8COIII!8 \JP8IIT loABGJ! AUDIENCl! IWll!IN-IIADl!IN, 0 or m 1 uy (IJPllrMIIIIIWIDO Edison. qne 11. llrald'l promiaiDK .WI, upeet 1 NM' mded Nicola flelran&ell of llll!', M, +4, 8-1, Prtdar to roach the mea'• slttgiel semlfinail of 1t1o BaMtt NEW YORit iUPII'-on. broadcast ol tlttl, o!ulY :a LIIIOII- Ployd Pallonon wtllltl IIIla bout wa beard .;;;;.1, Trada·in your tmuble now for tZ5'1 OI1I10IIDCed F!'kla7 by the A • of AullraUa, eJIIf Drys- aafd tltet 1 ....,., lfi"'IIINd AYIO.WID• dale o! south Africa and Ingo Slndlloger 1U111 IDdicJiad lll"'llli of Gtr111111J .too IIG8,0011 mtlel and 11,01111,0011 i i;' .' , •· ·10 . 91 n. · ·-1 ft I • 1 fl1 1111 _I• tilt U!1111d UDIIod 11U1e1. II!I:IY:J.:."'c";):"':~~r ~ w.- ~ eo., ~·::.r:: ~~,.~ •E..,.,.,__ ..... dlfrolti!ll-wltll Cubs w· . • • 0 PT 0. '. I TI ns • 2 separate easy access doors WY 2-2400 L 21tt1 ,.•ur .' 105 lb. Zero-Zone Freezer • Dairy Bar Doot; Butter and Chelst Kaapera ' Full-width Porcelain Crisper • Magnetll: Gasket 011 Freezer Door ·~=~'""'- ' Wed&WQOII Blue & White lnteriQr •Sio Ill door,_. . ...., bullllt ..,..,..... 'roon~ ..liP fllr -IIIIIJtlttllll 'Frf41d11N •111~' ,,.,IIIII .. .,...1tM eiiiDUS 11111 911111 niiiiiUI NJtlaul J,oogu - ~=~II llltl• 17-1: Perraooold, I IIANDI 111-2; Koufu, Dodgera IH: Mllrloll chal, (llpq 17..1 ll\cBean, ratoa ~ •t II•• ~am, ~ 1M J'oed, Yankl 18-1 - · " toa, Yaob lUi Pllaml, ..... PIIIIINI N• MAXWAQ It fiJdlatu;a. eSADDLES ·~ Plt<~hol • NO FROST ANYWHERE, in refriprator or freezer lllc!llll... Flllfll'nOf ....... I • 11!0-lb.- 211111~1 ,.....,. PIANOS LESS Look at these features! I:Ut 11oft. --·~-· 41111!1tr . . .l EnJoy the_, h• tha!s 5ways baltar ~ ~~ people,":'jlt~f.~;~;IU;,~·:;;;:WIUio;~~m:lof.;J . ,. __ .. _.......,.._. s• -... "-J, tJt1 mUii«t Ia 95 TRAD& ~. Nfiii8MI- NO FROST HE~TER ~- IIlah! pia)' will bave 12.6 C~-.~- 2 Door Frost-Proof . WATER -lllil 8 sm TRADI '~'~"' ~ 95 0: ::::""'..:: Y~. A~., Golf~ ,.. t...:..w-. ~~ ~ ~·='"" Cnn~ra1100 Refrigerator-Freezer - WUU~U d ~lay NO FROST aw :sAUS hll~i&b I 14.6 c~·er· 2 Door o-...... • Handicap Event LEAG~E -~ ~ 4ft PHILCO -Low Down Parn,.IIIUp To M Moalha Te Pay OVer 40 Naw ancl UHcl llkta On DltplaY ~ Ph. - HAWK'S ~eromble ~• • • • PT. PUASANT for Wonderful Living I A SUPERMARKET in your home . . . I and that's Helrpins will he 'aOying Mon- son meeting HarriiiOIIvllle at 6 Lo1 Anc•le• 13 5t .4'13 17 ad urlilr Ia tilt <CJillllt day bright early a\ Mid· p.m. Tueiday, Kaiser vs. StewKaDoas City 41 611 .458 II !'!'. PAUJ., Mt,n. mrn of trfnl tho POll to.r - " ' Bobbt Bobula - " lite Will dleport Muruc<pal Park. arts at 8 on Wednesday, and Detroit · 44 511 .41!111 iln't olten tflat fnoth•D ud 10 wltlclt II !wid b7 11¥111 of hlf major llaJUO .. At 8 a.m. the women's 10ft. Hackeltcllls VI. Harrisonville Washington 38 Ill! .IIDi can be oompared, but In Uoe 1111 10 011 the lwlllllkh lfltl lllleld•l 1111 lllltimOI't boll league leaders, the Cream at 8 on Saturdoy (all 2nd round Friday'• llo9Ullo iJI"olessionol golfe<, Jack ........ record and l>i• Ull Ol'lolll to a H vk1QrJ ctY« lha . Puffs and the Spi•Jires, with games. Baltimort G New York I Jr .. a shift tT<om "' 11.- toor•.aJ P<l 1111 Nllr Yl!lll Va¢111 YOUR td , ntical second round records 2nd ROUND STANDINGS Bolllon i Waalllttgtm 0 Uotl tense io crodlted lor hi& ree..t lhowlltllof • ltl>:tl Gil 1111 ,\IIIWit Bill IMW_........._TriUIIIph of l-1 will mateh olow p<tcheol Kalaer .. .. .. . . . . .. 1 8 , '!'he Melgo Motorcycle Club 4 8<letoD 3 <Ibid) lmpro.-n< IIIII ,.ar. Tba .. 1.-old rlllti-I'IMer, f· , the champiollihip, Har'vllle .......... . •oonoo...r Raoes sun- Dotroil 10 Clevollnd I lniJihtl Rule Ceohr 1\apido, Iowa, 1"'1 Plltnllll, 'I'Uial, 011 the ...,..a, aUowed o-. 10 II I Mon Tltv""' u.L.. ttbot ... ,.,..... to tallo - 10f ltlll, lllcludt•• ..._. b• 1• 11. day July 2IJ and lheoe 11'11 lbl Mini. 10 Kano•• City a lalahtl b•d I four stroke leld at the ..,~,• Prl. .th hof R I l'fSU 1to: Chicqo t Loa Anrioo I (aJpt) way mm• •• lb t ..,., ''"•• lour II"'Oo• lobby lllaltlrdlol llld .lot -1that blgame will Jayc-• .... .. .. .. .. .. .. •I - 0011111• ...., btltilld. ' The winner loatoiO-!Illllle Weal ' Undar 200 Fealurl (In order Prolltblt Piloltm OpeD, claialed r tlllll. Joll)l POINIIIIOilllld t' "1 Ie wtf ' e am ero, who St :".. .. ......... . 8 Of .Atltiu oa IUiht won the irst hall with a IHI ewmY "·"· ... .. . .. ... • oI lin !shine): Dan lfarris, Rusat "h as --•'"""" mo Dolll'llrCIN. - lr lid"' Ollth Potrdido t 1M.11J lid . ...,_ ftr "- OriDlll • 8 1 d. butThat ond at H..,...,. · · .. · .... · · · se 11, Ky.; Buck Rogers, pu 0%) vs. Downia& 18-11. Rule fired a r"'"''d lllwklltt, 1C1 'l'a., ""' .u..... 1be1r 1ourt11 recorhalf. aregame I· I Inwill thebesec,... • Tu--• eroy; David Bartrum, Cle!"'iand at Detroii-Dooovu II FrldaJ ;o orte !be Ill. w111t a It tile 16-i I ••· l\ojlan tf.it. • AI a.m.n a....,ay. Ill e: Annl Lewta, edge. "You "m'l llboOI a 11 m. Monday another 'I'GlltiiiJ bt t1 ..... championohip Ramo wiU pit the Ky. 1101 he \l&f''IIIVo," Ill Nld. U.U.. Calif,, WI-..bad a 81'111_.1 200 Feature - Torruny first round winner in the Boys' 'nit "'1""'-o141 Unlvc•!tJ dq, alarlld ,.odlY'I lll!llld Church league, the Presbyterrison, JacksonviOe: Larry Jowo !II'Bcluate, wbo llu I ........... "" .... ians, against the Thomu lndere, Jaoksonville; Richard a pro loolrol!IJ· HI flrallour ,..,,. lllllllln pendents, second round winner 1011, Dexter; John Monks Nel. record Frldlr ""tb hi• toelf I tileft .,.,.;_ tllld IIDIIIIIII sonville. ' ... uo-.. ~o•--·-ol 61, aad oalllt wtthltt ... 250 Feature - Jerry Burton -.. Nalloolol Lltllue .Jim .....,..., C..O<.U. with a 4-1 record. ·ng ...-...-- CaUl.. a s: Athens; Forrest Mtlrloh ' PlaJar Clpb G . .\11 B. B. Pd. I' C IIIllll loadlr 'illo I If, allo nd Second round St 1 Thomas BOYS Pairings lor lba Women's As- ark: Don Cheuer, Groet, SU.. 1111434 10 146 Clay Is Named 10 ...... l>lblad1 rr*' n• 1 1111 8 Methodist ... , . . . . . . 3 1 sociation llandlcap IDIIntlUIIent "':omsF PlalnsAl WI sao SS 125 Contender !o ft.tflltlltl Bapttst . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 l at the Pomeroy GoU . . ,.. Ath ton bll 93 344 40 lll YORK urn wlllllill "• "" ,_ wlto ' ' Pre>hy'laa .. ,. . .. . 3 2 scheduled to begla SQnday, Min: Pittman, Go • 106 391 60 126 CUJ!us 0.,. bacalllt 11p aad Ch. Cbrl•t ..... .... I 4 August 5, are announced. First 10 Doc •Fe1 Mitchell, Mur. Wbi..Won, 1()1) til 81198 wliaht •lllador lodiJ Ill ...... ......... Hannigan• ... I 5 round play must be completed Y t y; n agan, Wheeling, te, S . 106 4911 811119 lllntl llltlpolDt'a laWII 1111...,. • ...,... IMII , . . _ WOMEN'S LEAGUE by Auguot 11. . W. Va. PinJOD, CiJI 110 Ml ll. lll8 bocaute ol ahamplott 1M f« 1111 ll>tl<'llllda _ . Cream Pa!IJ . . . . . . . t 1 Helen Kirkland, Loui1o Thomp- Atf:l Fe:re Charloa Chi 1116 : 61 131 . lon't repeat llrsHwlld DIM..Spitfire• . .. . . . , .. , , 4 1 1010, Beulah lfltllllll and E. Thoens ;ille ul L Bo StL lttl 311 Ol over ex-dllmp l'laJd Pa\14r1011. Bob RMiturl Ramblers .. . . ... ... 4 1 Searls drew lira\ I'OIIIJd byes lu ;,"v Ch; . Moore, fill', 106 400 61 121 .296 LiiiDD wa llamltl 'l!'ll;llltr _.__ .... _..:_._ ..... Ch. Christ . . . . . . . . . 2 3 whUe Pearl Welkar is to play m us; .,,.. Pleree, Colum. lal1lt !be Month" In rii<IPjdnn tl .,_ ..,... ......,.., ..,.. Mlddietts . . . • •. . . . . 1 4 Beulah Ewltll. 1>ttn Rupe will bus. . Boo 100 383 13 Uti 2:10 kayo ..., PatloriOD ID a 'IS. . Metltodtst ... . ..... . oppast Martlle Howafl, M. Ho- 6-250 CC Kalino, Dot 100 391 66 121 l'IIUm lllbl jlt L11 Nfv., '1'11e <bunplo.Jblp will loa 5 well will 1 FAST PITCH PLAY S. CUster, and L. Mox, Wheeling; RolllDt. MiJm. 90 337 5Z IOi July 11. 1oJr4 F1oJ0 wll cldcd SuntlaJ, Men's Fast Pitch play opens P. Hennessy plays A. Brown. :"""· Wheelltlg; Daniel Pearson, LA 106 M lti U2 from lint lAI fourtll 111101111 ,_.....iliiii;.......... Monday at 6 p.m. when llarrl· It wu alto IIIIIOUliCIId todaJ Marshfteld) Dmell M•l...,., Boo 1411 lOt Q 47 lJI " sonville meets the Jaycees in an assoctati011 tonrnament will ens. LA 896 56 Ill Doul J - Of !low York ••• fortt. a playoff lao-the lint round be held at the Pomeroy Consolation - Donald KC 1113811 15113 .M boootltl a JIIC fn1m championship. course witb the first round to aaan. Whaolinfi; Kermit Gra- Stnilb. Bait 9<1 lb 41 811 oad, ll!d liD Jlll'llle Ttrrtll The ochedule then has Hob- be oomple\ed by AuKUSI 15. ham, Albany; Joseph R. Ely, Brsbbr&r, Chi IIi 2811 41 M Chlca!IO "" ,.W up 11'011'11 bt lbo chllnpinllaltlp flllbl Columbus. llobiniOo, Ch1 98 360 47 100 .381 aJntb to lhirtl bocallltl of 1ut &Ito! that tourney are H. Kirkland ll-250 Trophy Daah - Forrest Bota• R... t,ll'dltl Is! II'«~ vi*J A MW IDIA I'OR A NEW ERA and E. Searles 'll'ilh hyel, M. Meltck, Newark; Don NaiiGul Leapt' - McCovey, llarl ...U., of C'.....U., MILo II AUCIUIT 11-14-llo16-t7 IIDwell against P. Welker and Athens : Jerry Burton, al AIIND, Braves n "ho 88Dk from fourtll lAI Naw.vaurlllumlllfor-.~dellaroflerlaf25,.,._ HAVI YOU H!ARD AIOUI A. Bro1111 against A. Howell. Consolation lolfll'l, Gtanll 35; 'l:epedt, Glanll i ill llonnDB lllhan you ahanfl from . . . . . . ttD I JIIW THE NEW LOW-COST In the first Dlghl B. Ewing C_uchran, Th<rrnvllle; :10; Wbltol, Cards Ji, -·-~- __ ., wiU play L. ThomPIOII. B. Stra- hawk, Athens; Alton S I or y, ~ JMpe - A!llltoll.l'""""""'uu•• · - "-'"' Quiett Rel:GI*" tlaetrlG water heltlt. Dan't pJaya S. Clllltr, p, Mullan Athens; Paal L. Col- Twins Zli Killebrew, Twins OCEANPOB'I', N.J. IUJ'Il 018 . iirt:'\M - · ~ It fllr I lllnltad tlnla onlfl plays A. Rupe, aad P. Hennes- b111. SIDul, :n.IIIOJ a; BetiiJ, Stave Broob, 011t of four Sl has bye 21; Wagner, AD&ell Zl. to ....- rtda 4,010 Pamn' • gs For Rx. Hospital News $269 to $742.50 Scramble Race Results Are Announced ~nd ~. .~~ow. .., opt~ Nail~~ P~Uadelphl& Anp~ ChiN~~ _ _ •..:__.W~eonoltl :H __-=:::....:=:..:...:==~=-----~ • • certrun a1rpms Fl Inymg Middleport 0n Monday ~ !nig~tl Ill~ ~ears wt~ I•'~ 11'1~ eSHOWULTaS . An;;; ... .rAIIKWe . ' 0 .. D. .' otlice Potn: 11 to ~~·::a::::.::linlida.ll'---•&-·....•·· -· .,11l.;'--;J...-'!'I-• ______ ..... ....... ·I FltiCiiDAIJ\B GILMORE' .,..,,r-. - 111 .. .... . THI • w............. . ........,,o. ,Mofll.V ;p; . IJIJ'f1!il ' ~· ' ' ··, ' . ' < thlkl!l!:f., - • ' • '• Bulk T1nk Service Wt_l111dltlll- olli!Db flit~ . . . . . . . . . .,.1111 Associated Radio and Television .R~tllrid ~:"'r"'ra ., 21-t I. MAIN I �I ,, 2·Hitter, Team Slugging Beats Coalton 16·0 . John lllltll pitched two • hit Mld<IIIJ)OI't 1tu -throe Melli IIIII l'ritlay nilhl and the Mid- (Pomei'O)'.Syrt-~l ~ dllporl Ali.Stm' Boys IHm Loath11111 11111, 111<1 GaUipalis one. IDOimted a II llil attack to de- In tlw olhtr 18me IMI nillrt feat CotlloP It-O and will berth lrooton put Oalllpalit IIIII Iii to ill tilt .......,.,... -· -··· of ... ·-·" 17. Wo< -~r tulel'll Ohio l..lttle Banbtll From tile firllt inniftll last IOUmlllJitnt I!> Wtllt_WII: nl.lhl the... Wll llltlt doubt a01 20 begmnmg plJY oout tile outcomt. Alii. Iii. lllerl are four h It, ~IIIIi PAGfJ ---------..----~ =~~: :.!!E~~~~t::: \ Games To Dent Sports Seene ..n ,..t !'ttlddlePtrtlllll... • c.J. kAII drift IIIII ,t lht wllb ra1 1111 ' .;., lchta: 1 ""'" -.lUd CQIIIoll a.flhera 1 tot tlll'ltr ~'• ,..,. flol' 1m 'I'JMtlliU ~ Cclllcle oe. ble 1 ~'"" a dlllble, illtlll tdlt- bid aiM ~~'"* billa up~ llhJ aa4 lair ,... Ill 1111 11M .,.. aU 101' 11110 'Ill ,.. 111. 0. u.tld•• ·m lll!lltll, which ....... 1111'111101111 • - ...,g • llillllellll' • W. UM>" ..., 8 G "-·'· ..... · ·--· -- ell, Jolul Tonnellill, aa4 • "" "" • r · - ·• ..,., ad 0. ad. - efteodwl, jllcAit • 1111811. ' . . eo.Jion MJd4lepGrl ' toO ttli31 ll¥UI ... llotldea IIJ VI B - MldciiiPorl blltll'l Bil ...lDpll ,..,.. 1J, waiW 0111 "" d ,.I S1 1 lelu!JOD l!ld Jollll1 RIOt. • Haektl\ two lbllles IIIII COli- b two aDd didn't Caadt "" D• D Micltlh)part led 1-0 ill I he da a atgll, Tinnthlll 1 . . . 1ft11o 111e IIIII ' 10!111 (,...,) lourlh when l!lvw 1IUilled a lllld dollbll lllYBill IIIII Oaii!Gl PIIAIII!!n : : (6) and - - a J! N• - ' .-ow ...._ '--'· · ~ .~ a-. J M I TA~N tNGs 1r.t a oney Notches 17th Win A_·s • • , ' • 1 Jroillell, OhUUcothe, Clay town- All-Stars Upset ' .sr ProFoothall ' J-.ant .... 1 ., ~NIIN(J cluh. The oecond game at 8:30 matches Ironton and Clay. MOJio 7~~ ... ..;..-:E:::·Cincinnati Defeats Pittsbu_ r gh 3~. 0 Green Bay 20-1 SEO Champa.'' J..oters will plllY St. Louil &1 ., .!165 3\t a oC)liSOiation 6ame at 6:30. san l"rancisoo eo 48 .556 41t CINCINNA'I'I IIJPIJ - Jim M• .. Ill llld llflli 8andJ lAIII• By ED SAINSBURY male, to stt vp fiye.yard touch- Of Ill pNvlouo tournaments, Chioal> II 61 .ll47 5 IM'f, tilt plidwr, bll 1m111 up. 1111 JUII! ICulobll lor 1M tillar IIIII It lo ll!t!t 'fDCI:Il.-'1 H ' e"l''D.. ef \'111110)' Pqrtl (JI dll 1 \JPI 8JM1f11 ll'riiOr down run by tuw•'• Lal'l'l' 'erCincb>DIII _ ll3 A -51'1 7\t '111111• tho oplnloll ol ali wbo 1tqut Jel4l Ia llld ·llfl llln Ia tile alflldcat. . h, 'l'llc 1,.. wu . Pw4'o !iltll CIIICAGO <UPIJ Ail · guson, aw,j •n•Uoeo for 73 yards Phiuladllph>a Ill II .11W 8\t ' lhould know - Clllolnllllt llldl' 1M Natlonll IAqlll ID wlUiq PUCIII! CI!IICIId IIIHIIIIII in .pare<! w)tlt le vlctortel. coaoh Otto Qrahlm buked m the Ito )IIchter for the cllllehb111 touchM waukeo M 55 .1011 10\i radio ennounm Wll\4 HoJI, a f*'l*llql a I!M! 'l'lrtD,' IN lriulllpll - thl JUJII Pl,wt'O won lilt ISill applauoo duo a wlaner today, but down. Pittaburgh Ill 5ol .4111 11\11 pltehlnJ hlmMU wllb tilt II allo ltll Jlm'a IGartll III!JI. o\lllllt!GI, fiiiiiO for Whlta !lo by beat67 42 Uot ovontual wln••r1 lNnl Friday B•t vao terr.c.en other lh,..,ws k .3Wil New York YankM• In the 1-. out end hl111ITI tf4'llllalita APd lu!"'l'l llllahl ..,_ blell IllS ,!be AIIJ•II. 11-1, on 1 ..,... 1 mghn collegoate win ..,.,. the kept the r._ker O<le..., oil balNew or :14 74 -116 811'o Hoyt waon't ewtd by thl .. Ill 118 1na111p for ·third pliGt • I lDI!tr IDIIutl Ill I 0 . had bit effort ru. McCraw o:olleded Groe" Q,y Packen probablY wiD ance to "'' U? groond galno •f Frlti•Y"• aeullo year-old Maloney'• lour-hit ptr• 1111 mtjar IHAIIt UIJt, 111·1101 d4iubl!<d 1111111 two 1'11111 Ia ll1ree Ill ChloaiO'' tD hils 111!1 b< the Mln...,sota v;ldngs tbe CIU- • , yard• and • hen the ollense Mil. a New York o nst, twl-nlghtl lor1111110t l&o 1 s-e vlclorJ ovtr tile llalt Clrd""D maiOhad 1111oae7 • lH ¥1etii9 b7 lila Tlllfl fYOI' ....-.1 Noh tiJM he wos .. bl'lf. 4 eogo 8<1a11i oad tl,. WllibinlltD• stalled, Jenel<o; took over. He N.Y. s Mllwauk.. 1 !2nd, ntghtl Ptltaburlb Plrlllt l'riday niJ)It. 1\ll 11" IOOI'IIIIt fllliiii&IIIUI 101 lbe IDdiUI Doaa Clwoot wu tossed wttb tho Redskins · l<ieked field gnats of 20 81)d St. Louts 3 Philad<lphla 2 Rt hod thl yowtpl« do 81 111 ll'OIIbll by IIIW!tl I'MI Roll Willaa liCit 111111 111111trlbulld I loll, hit lltlt apiMIIO 93 The Vl.k1• £t bavo title In !,II- t'rds on addition to tbe point aft· Syracuse Olanta' pitcher HooBton 4 Los Angelo. I !night I wt1J about I dotiOII lim. pNo ud bUilD& Tom aarp. to 01*1 .._..... boD* flllfoltoll'l.... 111 lbe League, l)oe Star qu1.t<rba•<k flu• VanderKel- •r both touchdo"''"· Mike Stewort hurled a • Clneinnotl S Pittsburgh o <night> vioUIIJ thil MUOIIlito llllb limine· Vatll Plalaa IDI ,_ lriulllpll lNt allo Colli clofutad Dodsers, ._1, en. the In ptace·kickinll. 11oe •ll . , ,ense d.,et'Ved hit, 11-9 championship clinching Chicago 12 S1!n Fran. 11 no inns> It wa Maloney't attitude Ulal t1t1n hit a 1J1-.un hll blenbd tile ......... 01 Ill llfq the CUbl do1111111 the Olanll, pass-catchmg erul Bub JOilol<i and equal credit. 01 Danny vtctory lh!S week against the Salunlay't Prollabfe Pllcbero Uoyl. Altor lnllrvftw· 11111 o1 !be - · ftr hll : : tiNrJ of 1111 JWl. ..11, IIIlO lmllop, the Re4o hnl the Redskms to pass-t·utcher Pat Blobham WB> • linebacklng stand- Jloclne Yankees In Little South- Philadelphia ot St. Louii-MC· ma him lor bil poot.pm• Rtdl 111!111111<1 . , 1111111 •• I I .. .,..... tho Plrateo, .... the Clrdlllail Rochter out In a J•le""' permltled fern League play. Lish uo-o lvs Bro&l!V lll-71 &)>I Nid conlldtnUol!, ID h1m, IIIII llllul Clnlwtoll but Ill tile I I I b IOI!p, lli;o;;w, edged tbe Pbllltes, 3-2 ltlod the They were key ,.en in the P<.rt Storr ,. c"m•'•le only tbree Stewart also swung the big Pittsburgh 'at CincitinaU' _ "Tbere'l another thltll I cOIIId blow Wll ,..,. thn WtlllliJli!AtD rllllad ftr aU feur of Bra... WOD lholr opeaer from Stars 20·1' .. lump•, an upoet of P"''"" in the first naK and lumber for t.he winners. He Schwall ,.,_51 or Franc! s<3-0I va. have dl1oltlled wltb you. You Tba Rldl _ . 1o lllld Jolla ill ,_ Ill lbe . . , . lliiiDI to Mell, tJ,j), but loot the 11 tnninorl scorc'<l by ' w ,toouchdowr undof only12 1 ol lS tor the g'""e lor clouted two home runs. Torn Tsitouris 17-4> . hlva matured u I pltchw. IMI 1plnll •I l 111r DaD bud WIIOII'IIlltiiOI 01011 1189 dog team thai ogn..•·ed !he oddo. 169 yar1, Dtddle pitched lor lhe Yankees New York 01 M'lwaukee-St 1_ yQI' 11 tl!lt tim• you dlda'l SolowaU or lllrl f'nDOII c1 tilt dall hit - - ' ciiiNI apiii,O IJ 111111 and evOP P•.n<or <" •ch . v;n e rullbae< Jim 1'oylor gnt both and gave up b hits wnlle tan- lard (4.91 vs. <4'ZI. a your mllllkea lib you do Ptrllel lodq 111 1111 vlctlorlel. Dol Zl-tr liiDPd Lombardi cr.mphor.ented hos .-on- Packer '"'' .tod••wn•, on one-yard nmg seven. Stewart fanned 14. Loo Angeles at Hous\on lnighll now. aa tilt fouf-111111 ....... llollll tilt wlmtllta 0 I " plunges, o>i Jcny Kra"""' got Other_hittero for Syracuse -Koufax (17-4) vs. Bruce 15-71. qroed. "You kMW, to bll bitWith Elletrlc Stilrkl'l , W• ...,ted to run. he said. the other polm•. 00 two conver· were Boll Hayes a pair of sin- San Franclico at Chicago-Per· t!tat 1 rl&ht. Lout year If I midi Amerl IIIIo ...,bt lila AI ., ll8bt but they W•oll•or.'t let us. I otons '"d a 21-y&.-.t field soat. gleo, Mark Smith a triple, Jun- ry IJ-3\ vs Buhl IU·SI I llliltakt I fiiiUid lhrlll II otf e81l bill &Jr 1111 lltb mtGIJ, Ill had , thought we e up. but we j<tlt The All Star win. breaking f lor Freeman a three bagger, ' a , · whMhtr the ball wu hit lor 1 Burien Are -ltelp II dta plltt, too.· !look- I 4 1 went flat. I them to play roor-gam< collt•iat• losing Ronnie Bochtel a double, and llltn Y Gahotnt 1'1111 or JU11 loulad off, To- PIIOhtrllovl to II Jillllllla RoU dra¥1 Ia lift JUDI • fine t•m• avd they did." in the sert... .i'so broke a 111- Tom Shaefer, a single. N<W York_ at M1iwouba Diibt I koow ol lbrtl ar lour bllllaa llld. lhlil ftr 1111 TWill wllb 1111 IIIIa ltolnVanderkelen, who played about same P>e\cr wor.ning streak ;0 Yankee hlttero were Bruce at St. lAUJI tal llliltlb1 I tlllldt, aM I WBI jllll OOIIVII'lllioll todiJ tr, I atap llld I IIGI'I1Iat fly, '18 per cent ol "" go me on ol· txhlbltlur• games. 11 was !tot Ha•t and Tom Diddle both with Ptttaburllh at CiPcinnati II) luclty !boy didn't burl Jilt," 1011, Clmlla aad lllchll lloWitl 1111 hll JJth fense, eomp,.,._., eight ol 10 ninth cotieg>ate •m tn the -ltl triples, and Kenny Thel" a Los at lloUitalt <mtlhtl Whtlber l\laiMI)' wa1 "lucltJ" IIIINtbll· ._,, passes, one of them for 21 yards in which tbe ptos have won 19 single. Ban FrancOICO al ar aol II 1 dobalthla tplllllolt, Wlllolt &m'ol'iltl I •••1111 WBI llabtl lo I to Rlcht". bts 14•11i· with two tioa. Racine Yankees 000 110 - 3 3 Amorlc.. !A!apt but cbanoet IN lht PlrllM bomor to 11'08 lito 1101 INti, lllullll lt bolllara bJ Jlill ..~ ISyracuse Giants 021 OOX - 6 a W.!-. Pel. Gl dlda, tblok 10. Jim tlrUck out 11 1 f.G Ylotory lht a.aaton JlrUioll, N- CUll llld 1l<t<tfcy t Diddle an<! K. 'lbelss. Stew- New York <Ill 88 .681 Ia wltulltta hit 1'1111 l.aM of lila 1111 O!** Ill a lwl-llllltl Colltvllo but elmalt loll I wllell art and M. Smith. ChiCIIO 60 46 .568 1 and llialll tD a row. btader bulltid lila.._ lltdiUI .....WOU. r11D1 ' Baltimore 61 49 .!155 8 It blmraUitd II lilaftr aiJih~. ~ S~r y~ Stewart Hurls 3-llitter Jn Title Match Bout~ ~pralll!i Arke••••' w~•eh ~~· FiB<J~r q~~ors. ~o• III<P'~'..t -~ p~'l -•P' ~ ~ M~loney vi~ CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. ~~~~1-~l.~:;=:=::d HH ~ ~ lllldiU.: 10-~ Opp. B. & 0. Depot I ,..... ,.. -~U J ck R I Le din =•d :: .::~ ft8 4l ' &liiUitllltl a s p ul 0 g t. a pen ue a ::::~~ l\:trtiMdl\lldfllllC81111ltr.lotAd- 11 EASY TERMS W~ Sa..,.., Bo~imON.• ~ew M • L CIJOr eague LeaderS Are Announced ~ ~roW "';~; A\h~; C~eniAI, .=- ~~ "u. ranv~_te; ~ L~ ·~·- i ~-- r.~~o. ~~~~~ T~ Only ~ ~'lit:.:::- Look at these features! • NO FROST ANYWHERE in refti-rat or freezer • ..- or • Portable leo Keeper • Huge Freezer below holds 188 lbs. • Deluxe Dairy Bar Door; Butter and Cheese Keepers • 3 Sliding Shelves; Visa Crisper • Flush fit "built-In" styling ' Wedgwood Blue & White Interior Vt~P, ca-. Thriftiwt ,,.I ff'ilidai'e Makes! . ~.., Refrigerator-Freezer F-AIR Our Price ' Only BUDI ET ST:o:um:_ MASJ £R ,:OccN. ~~= ~s:c:::· ~Karv~. llrl~ •: 71:Wbite,Boyer, c.rdsCarda Tl; 'II• tpcluded Ill to, llftb r...,,Draw-! follmMtl<fiJOl b7 WIIII1JU'•II • II helps pay boopitalaurgicai-IIICdlcal biUo. Lei me show bow you caa •ave with lbia 111W Nati<11lwid< policJ. McCovey, Gianlt 71, ' !flUOl and IN; I¢ (.._.,, Atttm n Ll llll" IIU•rl, Sox 79; Kallne, Tigert 111; wa•ll 1101', 4JI..Is t8; 4111100. ~ eWUI'-ITIR Malzone, Red Sox \to. ~~ FAMILY HOSPITAL PLA•t Pearl W. WiiUams Kenneth D. Williems Sll N. Second A.._ .WY. :Z.2SII ·11 Ml~ ..oaort OFFICI HOURS: t:Otllo 5:00 Dallr Otllarl llr A-1111•111111 .. , 'Iii < Bro llil1ll · • · P, :.:Rwi\h a ~~'Y and A ~ of Uoe Women's Ataoeil\kltl o1 thl Pomeroy GoK clUb will be held Tuesda Au • Y 1 WI • a\ I p.m. All memhert are urged to atteod. c- -atrlet sllable worker waa a with head tn~lea Friday he wa ldebd by a horse. lhoriUea llid Karvelaa, o1. Boston, WlB stnJck DO l)oe b7 a ........ hoof ..-~ rushed Maiow Medical Ctlller in lalul lAir ourget'J', _.g..., EDillON 8COIII!8 \JP8IIT loABGJ! AUDIENCl! IWll!IN-IIADl!IN, 0 or m 1 uy (IJPllrMIIIIIWIDO Edison. qne 11. llrald'l promiaiDK .WI, upeet 1 NM' mded Nicola flelran&ell of llll!', M, +4, 8-1, Prtdar to roach the mea'• slttgiel semlfinail of 1t1o BaMtt NEW YORit iUPII'-on. broadcast ol tlttl, o!ulY :a LIIIOII- Ployd Pallonon wtllltl IIIla bout wa beard .;;;;.1, Trada·in your tmuble now for tZ5'1 OI1I10IIDCed F!'kla7 by the A • of AullraUa, eJIIf Drys- aafd tltet 1 ....,., lfi"'IIINd AYIO.WID• dale o! south Africa and Ingo Slndlloger 1U111 IDdicJiad lll"'llli of Gtr111111J .too IIG8,0011 mtlel and 11,01111,0011 i i;' .' , •· ·10 . 91 n. · ·-1 ft I • 1 fl1 1111 _I• tilt U!1111d UDIIod 11U1e1. II!I:IY:J.:."'c";):"':~~r ~ w.- ~ eo., ~·::.r:: ~~,.~ •E..,.,.,__ ..... dlfrolti!ll-wltll Cubs w· . • • 0 PT 0. '. I TI ns • 2 separate easy access doors WY 2-2400 L 21tt1 ,.•ur .' 105 lb. Zero-Zone Freezer • Dairy Bar Doot; Butter and Chelst Kaapera ' Full-width Porcelain Crisper • Magnetll: Gasket 011 Freezer Door ·~=~'""'- ' Wed&WQOII Blue & White lnteriQr •Sio Ill door,_. . ...., bullllt ..,..,..... 'roon~ ..liP fllr -IIIIIJtlttllll 'Frf41d11N •111~' ,,.,IIIII .. .,...1tM eiiiDUS 11111 911111 niiiiiUI NJtlaul J,oogu - ~=~II llltl• 17-1: Perraooold, I IIANDI 111-2; Koufu, Dodgera IH: Mllrloll chal, (llpq 17..1 ll\cBean, ratoa ~ •t II•• ~am, ~ 1M J'oed, Yankl 18-1 - · " toa, Yaob lUi Pllaml, ..... PIIIIINI N• MAXWAQ It fiJdlatu;a. eSADDLES ·~ Plt<~hol • NO FROST ANYWHERE, in refriprator or freezer lllc!llll... Flllfll'nOf ....... I • 11!0-lb.- 211111~1 ,.....,. PIANOS LESS Look at these features! I:Ut 11oft. --·~-· 41111!1tr . . .l EnJoy the_, h• tha!s 5ways baltar ~ ~~ people,":'jlt~f.~;~;IU;,~·:;;;:WIUio;~~m:lof.;J . ,. __ .. _.......,.._. s• -... "-J, tJt1 mUii«t Ia 95 TRAD& ~. Nfiii8MI- NO FROST HE~TER ~- IIlah! pia)' will bave 12.6 C~-.~- 2 Door Frost-Proof . WATER -lllil 8 sm TRADI '~'~"' ~ 95 0: ::::""'..:: Y~. A~., Golf~ ,.. t...:..w-. ~~ ~ ~·='"" Cnn~ra1100 Refrigerator-Freezer - WUU~U d ~lay NO FROST aw :sAUS hll~i&b I 14.6 c~·er· 2 Door o-...... • Handicap Event LEAG~E -~ ~ 4ft PHILCO -Low Down Parn,.IIIUp To M Moalha Te Pay OVer 40 Naw ancl UHcl llkta On DltplaY ~ Ph. - HAWK'S ~eromble ~• • • • PT. PUASANT for Wonderful Living I A SUPERMARKET in your home . . . I and that's Helrpins will he 'aOying Mon- son meeting HarriiiOIIvllle at 6 Lo1 Anc•le• 13 5t .4'13 17 ad urlilr Ia tilt <CJillllt day bright early a\ Mid· p.m. Tueiday, Kaiser vs. StewKaDoas City 41 611 .458 II !'!'. PAUJ., Mt,n. mrn of trfnl tho POll to.r - " ' Bobbt Bobula - " lite Will dleport Muruc<pal Park. arts at 8 on Wednesday, and Detroit · 44 511 .41!111 iln't olten tflat fnoth•D ud 10 wltlclt II !wid b7 11¥111 of hlf major llaJUO .. At 8 a.m. the women's 10ft. Hackeltcllls VI. Harrisonville Washington 38 Ill! .IIDi can be oompared, but In Uoe 1111 10 011 the lwlllllkh lfltl lllleld•l 1111 lllltimOI't boll league leaders, the Cream at 8 on Saturdoy (all 2nd round Friday'• llo9Ullo iJI"olessionol golfe<, Jack ........ record and l>i• Ull Ol'lolll to a H vk1QrJ ctY« lha . Puffs and the Spi•Jires, with games. Baltimort G New York I Jr .. a shift tT<om "' 11.- toor•.aJ P<l 1111 Nllr Yl!lll Va¢111 YOUR td , ntical second round records 2nd ROUND STANDINGS Bolllon i Waalllttgtm 0 Uotl tense io crodlted lor hi& ree..t lhowlltllof • ltl>:tl Gil 1111 ,\IIIWit Bill IMW_........._TriUIIIph of l-1 will mateh olow p<tcheol Kalaer .. .. .. . . . . .. 1 8 , '!'he Melgo Motorcycle Club 4 8<letoD 3 <Ibid) lmpro.-n< IIIII ,.ar. Tba .. 1.-old rlllti-I'IMer, f· , the champiollihip, Har'vllle .......... . •oonoo...r Raoes sun- Dotroil 10 Clevollnd I lniJihtl Rule Ceohr 1\apido, Iowa, 1"'1 Plltnllll, 'I'Uial, 011 the ...,..a, aUowed o-. 10 II I Mon Tltv""' u.L.. ttbot ... ,.,..... to tallo - 10f ltlll, lllcludt•• ..._. b• 1• 11. day July 2IJ and lheoe 11'11 lbl Mini. 10 Kano•• City a lalahtl b•d I four stroke leld at the ..,~,• Prl. .th hof R I l'fSU 1to: Chicqo t Loa Anrioo I (aJpt) way mm• •• lb t ..,., ''"•• lour II"'Oo• lobby lllaltlrdlol llld .lot -1that blgame will Jayc-• .... .. .. .. .. .. .. •I - 0011111• ...., btltilld. ' The winner loatoiO-!Illllle Weal ' Undar 200 Fealurl (In order Prolltblt Piloltm OpeD, claialed r tlllll. Joll)l POINIIIIOilllld t' "1 Ie wtf ' e am ero, who St :".. .. ......... . 8 Of .Atltiu oa IUiht won the irst hall with a IHI ewmY "·"· ... .. . .. ... • oI lin !shine): Dan lfarris, Rusat "h as --•'"""" mo Dolll'llrCIN. - lr lid"' Ollth Potrdido t 1M.11J lid . ...,_ ftr "- OriDlll • 8 1 d. butThat ond at H..,...,. · · .. · .... · · · se 11, Ky.; Buck Rogers, pu 0%) vs. Downia& 18-11. Rule fired a r"'"''d lllwklltt, 1C1 'l'a., ""' .u..... 1be1r 1ourt11 recorhalf. aregame I· I Inwill thebesec,... • Tu--• eroy; David Bartrum, Cle!"'iand at Detroii-Dooovu II FrldaJ ;o orte !be Ill. w111t a It tile 16-i I ••· l\ojlan tf.it. • AI a.m.n a....,ay. Ill e: Annl Lewta, edge. "You "m'l llboOI a 11 m. Monday another 'I'GlltiiiJ bt t1 ..... championohip Ramo wiU pit the Ky. 1101 he \l&f''IIIVo," Ill Nld. U.U.. Calif,, WI-..bad a 81'111_.1 200 Feature - Torruny first round winner in the Boys' 'nit "'1""'-o141 Unlvc•!tJ dq, alarlld ,.odlY'I lll!llld Church league, the Presbyterrison, JacksonviOe: Larry Jowo !II'Bcluate, wbo llu I ........... "" .... ians, against the Thomu lndere, Jaoksonville; Richard a pro loolrol!IJ· HI flrallour ,..,,. lllllllln pendents, second round winner 1011, Dexter; John Monks Nel. record Frldlr ""tb hi• toelf I tileft .,.,.;_ tllld IIDIIIIIII sonville. ' ... uo-.. ~o•--·-ol 61, aad oalllt wtthltt ... 250 Feature - Jerry Burton -.. Nalloolol Lltllue .Jim .....,..., C..O<.U. with a 4-1 record. ·ng ...-...-- CaUl.. a s: Athens; Forrest Mtlrloh ' PlaJar Clpb G . .\11 B. B. Pd. I' C IIIllll loadlr 'illo I If, allo nd Second round St 1 Thomas BOYS Pairings lor lba Women's As- ark: Don Cheuer, Groet, SU.. 1111434 10 146 Clay Is Named 10 ...... l>lblad1 rr*' n• 1 1111 8 Methodist ... , . . . . . . 3 1 sociation llandlcap IDIIntlUIIent "':omsF PlalnsAl WI sao SS 125 Contender !o ft.tflltlltl Bapttst . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 l at the Pomeroy GoU . . ,.. Ath ton bll 93 344 40 lll YORK urn wlllllill "• "" ,_ wlto ' ' Pre>hy'laa .. ,. . .. . 3 2 scheduled to begla SQnday, Min: Pittman, Go • 106 391 60 126 CUJ!us 0.,. bacalllt 11p aad Ch. Cbrl•t ..... .... I 4 August 5, are announced. First 10 Doc •Fe1 Mitchell, Mur. Wbi..Won, 1()1) til 81198 wliaht •lllador lodiJ Ill ...... ......... Hannigan• ... I 5 round play must be completed Y t y; n agan, Wheeling, te, S . 106 4911 811119 lllntl llltlpolDt'a laWII 1111...,. • ...,... IMII , . . _ WOMEN'S LEAGUE by Auguot 11. . W. Va. PinJOD, CiJI 110 Ml ll. lll8 bocaute ol ahamplott 1M f« 1111 ll>tl<'llllda _ . Cream Pa!IJ . . . . . . . t 1 Helen Kirkland, Loui1o Thomp- Atf:l Fe:re Charloa Chi 1116 : 61 131 . lon't repeat llrsHwlld DIM..Spitfire• . .. . . . , .. , , 4 1 1010, Beulah lfltllllll and E. Thoens ;ille ul L Bo StL lttl 311 Ol over ex-dllmp l'laJd Pa\14r1011. Bob RMiturl Ramblers .. . . ... ... 4 1 Searls drew lira\ I'OIIIJd byes lu ;,"v Ch; . Moore, fill', 106 400 61 121 .296 LiiiDD wa llamltl 'l!'ll;llltr _.__ .... _..:_._ ..... Ch. Christ . . . . . . . . . 2 3 whUe Pearl Welkar is to play m us; .,,.. Pleree, Colum. lal1lt !be Month" In rii<IPjdnn tl .,_ ..,... ......,.., ..,.. Mlddietts . . . • •. . . . . 1 4 Beulah Ewltll. 1>ttn Rupe will bus. . Boo 100 383 13 Uti 2:10 kayo ..., PatloriOD ID a 'IS. . Metltodtst ... . ..... . oppast Martlle Howafl, M. Ho- 6-250 CC Kalino, Dot 100 391 66 121 l'IIUm lllbl jlt L11 Nfv., '1'11e <bunplo.Jblp will loa 5 well will 1 FAST PITCH PLAY S. CUster, and L. Mox, Wheeling; RolllDt. MiJm. 90 337 5Z IOi July 11. 1oJr4 F1oJ0 wll cldcd SuntlaJ, Men's Fast Pitch play opens P. Hennessy plays A. Brown. :"""· Wheelltlg; Daniel Pearson, LA 106 M lti U2 from lint lAI fourtll 111101111 ,_.....iliiii;.......... Monday at 6 p.m. when llarrl· It wu alto IIIIIOUliCIId todaJ Marshfteld) Dmell M•l...,., Boo 1411 lOt Q 47 lJI " sonville meets the Jaycees in an assoctati011 tonrnament will ens. LA 896 56 Ill Doul J - Of !low York ••• fortt. a playoff lao-the lint round be held at the Pomeroy Consolation - Donald KC 1113811 15113 .M boootltl a JIIC fn1m championship. course witb the first round to aaan. Whaolinfi; Kermit Gra- Stnilb. Bait 9<1 lb 41 811 oad, ll!d liD Jlll'llle Ttrrtll The ochedule then has Hob- be oomple\ed by AuKUSI 15. ham, Albany; Joseph R. Ely, Brsbbr&r, Chi IIi 2811 41 M Chlca!IO "" ,.W up 11'011'11 bt lbo chllnpinllaltlp flllbl Columbus. llobiniOo, Ch1 98 360 47 100 .381 aJntb to lhirtl bocallltl of 1ut &Ito! that tourney are H. Kirkland ll-250 Trophy Daah - Forrest Bota• R... t,ll'dltl Is! II'«~ vi*J A MW IDIA I'OR A NEW ERA and E. Searles 'll'ilh hyel, M. Meltck, Newark; Don NaiiGul Leapt' - McCovey, llarl ...U., of C'.....U., MILo II AUCIUIT 11-14-llo16-t7 IIDwell against P. Welker and Athens : Jerry Burton, al AIIND, Braves n "ho 88Dk from fourtll lAI Naw.vaurlllumlllfor-.~dellaroflerlaf25,.,._ HAVI YOU H!ARD AIOUI A. Bro1111 against A. Howell. Consolation lolfll'l, Gtanll 35; 'l:epedt, Glanll i ill llonnDB lllhan you ahanfl from . . . . . . ttD I JIIW THE NEW LOW-COST In the first Dlghl B. Ewing C_uchran, Th<rrnvllle; :10; Wbltol, Cards Ji, -·-~- __ ., wiU play L. ThomPIOII. B. Stra- hawk, Athens; Alton S I or y, ~ JMpe - A!llltoll.l'""""""'uu•• · - "-'"' Quiett Rel:GI*" tlaetrlG water heltlt. Dan't pJaya S. Clllltr, p, Mullan Athens; Paal L. Col- Twins Zli Killebrew, Twins OCEANPOB'I', N.J. IUJ'Il 018 . iirt:'\M - · ~ It fllr I lllnltad tlnla onlfl plays A. Rupe, aad P. Hennes- b111. SIDul, :n.IIIOJ a; BetiiJ, Stave Broob, 011t of four Sl has bye 21; Wagner, AD&ell Zl. to ....- rtda 4,010 Pamn' • gs For Rx. Hospital News $269 to $742.50 Scramble Race Results Are Announced ~nd ~. .~~ow. .., opt~ Nail~~ P~Uadelphl& Anp~ ChiN~~ _ _ •..:__.W~eonoltl :H __-=:::....:=:..:...:==~=-----~ • • certrun a1rpms Fl Inymg Middleport 0n Monday ~ !nig~tl Ill~ ~ears wt~ I•'~ 11'1~ eSHOWULTaS . An;;; ... .rAIIKWe . ' 0 .. D. .' otlice Potn: 11 to ~~·::a::::.::linlida.ll'---•&-·....•·· -· .,11l.;'--;J...-'!'I-• ______ ..... ....... ·I FltiCiiDAIJ\B GILMORE' .,..,,r-. - 111 .. .... . THI • w............. . ........,,o. ,Mofll.V ;p; . IJIJ'f1!il ' ~· ' ' ··, ' . ' < thlkl!l!:f., - • ' • '• Bulk T1nk Service Wt_l111dltlll- olli!Db flit~ . . . . . . . . . .,.1111 Associated Radio and Television .R~tllrid ~:"'r"'ra ., 21-t I. MAIN I �,. I • Selling Everything But The Kitchen Sink? Want Ads Can Seli &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 8, l:il68 CIa f•ed Ads Get Results. SSI• 1 llolldaJP 1,., Mrs. John Stout, ville, Ohio. Trade 'n' Travel Time USED CAR BUYS _ _:INSURANCE._,_ 1962 FORD T·BIRD _ _ _ _ $3395 Hardtop Coupe. White finish, red Interior, low mileage, seat belts, power steerina: and brakes, radio and heater. --=--,---=-... Like new all the way. :..,:as~• ~· 4 Door. Low mileage by local owner, spotless clean interior, beige fini,h, deluxe equipment, beater, tire1 like new. of Le'l'una, Texas, Mrs. LIVESTOCK SUmmerfield, and Dennis PONY, Genlle;- good worker IParker of near Che_steedr. A bar1 Also milk goats and small rnea was enJOY on goats. Edna Blumenauer, Rt. llawn of the Parker home. 143 between Harrisonville and 1 Mr. ?nd Mrs. Vernon E.lart.e!al p 8 3 31 ,and choldren of ConclnnatJ were omeroy · _ -- __ _I'_ week end guests of his PIGS FOR SALE. Mary Circle, Ients, Mr. and Mrs. Em1mett Racine. Phone WI 9-3044. . Bartels, SHADE FOR .SANTA'S HELPERS-Intense summer beat prompted Ray Nolllm, Clltlal• P a., t o ng · up umbre.,.. n •• to pro..,., •-~ ...., L'L .7-WL..., ~·P Visiting with Mr. WaIter mas I ree grower In DuBou, wwava from tbt PONY for sale or trade. WY 2- Cook and Mrs. Ezra i hot au~ Christmas treea IIIUSI be abeared every Jlll,y to mate them shapebr for a.rJat,. • 6385. 8 1 Gtp were Mr. and Mrs. Walter ,-. .. r:.. _m _a_s_d_•_BP_I_ay_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ hart of S J h ' ~·,;:~ s oc I. osep ' Mo., ••N LIVE T K Mr. and Mrs. Henry Capehart a.leN PUaeat.tea 1!00 &. II O.Oaottllll ··"., - II ft.., .......,,,..,,_ ., .-.._••• ......,,_.. REGULATIONS obJeettoo••• il:r"<'lrt -.,old FOR SALE I REAL ESTATE CANNING- Tomatoes $l 00 per .=-....- __ _ _ ___ bushel. B 1 ' .tal FOR SALE · 3 acres belo~ Hobr nown. g con Harry ners1 son Depot and pick your . . Good homesite out Hill, Letart Falls, Ohio. of high water. Ph. WY :18 3 Otc 5187 · 8 3 6tc t. ::-:-:..·-::-:.~:..·~.:: .of'f' tUtt ,.., ·n~ ·~•• For w.'::!:Seili<£ • CUb ,.r •oM ,... uent-. .Unlmlllll 1 l:r{~:~ld Ga., and san, Ricky, of saLary and Gary ---------- WW M aC'Ce....., llDtll lt'.ol A . ...,... ~ "' lt\lttl_tl_ CbUI'• ., Oftll • ceau ,.. ..... ,.. """' -•" - - GET YOUR FRESH peaches FOR SALE H In Bashan . ouse ' 11 1 1 :: ::= LI'L ABNER I g;f,:! ::'";.::.=-~"? :~;· :O~giaH~:~~~. ~~:~~; FE~r:~~~::~k·:~:c::~: ~:?:E J:.~s: ·i:,~~A::~ '18 :,~w ~~~~~· ~~~~tty Market, W. Main Street. 8 3 3tc ------ Recent visitors of Mr. and JOHNSON, Simpsoo lnourance Herbert Parker and dauAgency, ln. tU forms o1 ID ghter were Mr. and Mrs. Ke"" ,aurance. Jim Jobii!OII and collins of Cnaton: Mr. BUd Slrupson. Agents. Mrs. Earl Summerfield ol 6 I Uc Pa., MIS9 Martha -111'1111--,.-Aptoey.,.----of Savanah, Ga., ~- lor ev.., penoooa1 Ally son Boyce of Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Charles SUm- 1962 CHEVY II _ _ _ _ _ $1795 CAN<.:EU.ATtONS COIIIIELTIONS In Review Syracuse Society Notes -==FO=R=SA=LE====Far=S•=Ie==;lwouLb some SH M334. 11,hay at LIKE once. Phone WANT AD INFORMATION 1:01 p • HELP WANTED fl Too of spent 3. This Is • dilUte frH herd week with Mr. and Mrs. Ray ~;"•:.~ c!~IIJ= newly surfaced road. Ra P rtf regul•r •nd pur• • bred Pillion. Mrs. Stella Grisso and •• 1 llftll ,.. ...rd II:---~-'C'C'--o---c------c TrusseD, WI 9-3053 · Herefords, all ..... Good re- Mr. and Mrs. Rex Donahoe--~( 8 3 3te OmCI! HOURS 5 room unfurnished apartment, gistered 4-ye•r old lull, elso Sprin"field and Mr. and Mrs. 1;10 " "' ~ ;>:1)(\ t' Ill o.u., s~otW"d•Y ~,., "M ,., tHfl ao~n~ hardwood floors . Over Pick. I two nlu youne Bulls. Old James~ Dye of YeJJow Springs. IT'S SO EASY A-Pair Shoe Store. Phone WY FOR SALE : House m Bashan, ' enough for Mrvlce. 11 Mr. Dick Harris and his bro-A 2-S3l Oh' 4 rooms and bath, 2nd floor Landa Cloy Lo•~-m 0 I Porn Tu P•~··~ 4, .....:. eroy, 10. nf . hed 2, d ' ··• -rrv ' · · th er, Jack Harris, of .RES1 'L 1 ~ROIJUl."'ING u urms . ~• acres 1an . 8 3 31P WAN'! iU> 6 miles from Racine on new- were called to Steubenville by cARl' 011 rR..\.Nitl - 11.» 1or 1h 1 =~c~c--~~-- Jy surfaced road. Ralph Trus- BUSINESS SERVICES the death of an aunt. BEAGLE dog and Collie pups. sell, WI 9-3053 . - - · Spending Sunday with Mr. Also Boston Bull. Mrs. John 8 1 lte "SHORT ON WATER,. phone and Mrs. Myron Bess were M~rf. Stout, Harrisonville. Phone ' and M 8 H Ia W'll' 8 3 3tc Emmet W. Shuler contract~ · ar n 1 .mms 2 NOTICES SH -4834. HOUSE FOR SALE, in Porn- ing WY 2-3243 for 8 farm Oak Hill, W. Va., Moss Donna -- -· -erO)', across from new school pond. 7 15 Uc Case and two girl friends of REAL ESTATE Aactiou to be 11947 Harley Davidson Molorcy- Mulberry Avenue. 5 rooms, Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. 74 beld Saturday August 10tb Ill cle, model • Motor recently bath, basement, large lot G. Eddie Blake, Jr. , Middleport. I p. m. Watob for details, overhauled. New paint job. 1. Financing, approved. Ph. I Mrs. E. S. Mills accompanied Bradlll<d Auction Co. Phone WY 2·5129 !rom 9 a. WY 2-3573. 7 31 file ' Mr. and Mrs. 0 . 0 . Patterson 8 3 ltc m. to 5 p. m. After 5 P· m. of Rutland to Lawrence Har8 3 31< To Have Your bo N phone WY 2-2874. HOMEMADE PIE-lsC.H am FARM FOR SALE. 117 acres, ; COlli, Oil or Gas r, · J., where they visited 8 3 31 sandwiche> 15c. Jack's Dairy 2874· c 5 room and bath. Machinery i Mrs. Mills' son, Clyde Mills. :-lEW YORK MEETING: So•let "le,gaJ• agent Mlblm MulyDGV ••t«, -tad willa U:• Bar, Middleport. 7-~tc ·· and 15 head of beef cattle. ! f Mrs. Ray Williams and four Army olfloer on a New Vorl£ street. Tbls 1954 allempt to enlke tile .U.Orlelta te - • =~-=='""' ---;-c---· - CANNING To~atoes. . sweet I Bashan - Keno road. Robert Ct.•nN end Checked sons of Rayland were a week's treason wu reeonled lly FBI moYie eamerL Ex.;olllcer IrK walb paiR .Bantu to Hlabo LOSE WEIGIIT safety wIt b corn and turnops. Brmg con- Grueser, WI 9-3035. I for Wintor guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest llob ldentlftoatlon, left. Then Martyno• approaebes the Amorl..., lo opealt Ule iooda wwd DIADAX (formerly DEX·A . talners. Dale Bachner, Rut-~ McBride 7 31 Ste I right. Russ!Bn, wllh dlplomaUe l&aluo, wao expelled (fOlD U.S. bJ' Stet. ~ DIETl new name, same for- land - Harrisonville Rct, Ph. , Mr . .;,d Mrs. Thomas Haymula. Only 98< at Stark SH 2-5328. 8 3 61p FOR SALE ' 5 room bouse and I I man entertained with a family --=~=:-~~;:;:;;-;-;::;=:;==~;====:j':========::; Drugs. 11-211-lllltp . bath: newly decorated, gas Phonfl WY24994-WYU301 dinner on Sunday. Those attend- son's parents In McFarland, W. WTOMOBJLE lnsur . ioeelo HOTPO!NT electroc hoi water beating. FuU basement. Lo- 698 w. Mola St Pomtroy log were Mr and Mrs Gilbert Va. Bobby and Jeanie Patterance tank. Double element for ra- cated 123 Hudson Street, Hart nd · · cancelled? l.ost your opera· pid recovery Deluxe table Middleport. Price $6000. In. a sons, Barry, Gary, son remained for a two weeks tor's license? C.ill WY 2-2966. top model. 52 gal. capacity. quore Obio HoteL' L 0. MeCOY, AUCl'lONEER. Den~y, Monty: Ray and Bret · · . with their grandparents. 815Uc $70.00. Tom &ally, WY 26 8 tfc Cbester, ObiD. Alar., Mrs. Ohver ~ndle and Gl 'cundlff Sr apent OCJety eWS ~OCI"ety ~e -.-W ~S - - -- - -- - - - 2661 8 3 3t 4 II Uc son. Rocky, of Racone and Mr. Mrs. en . J · c FOR SALE, new 1 room bouse •ucno~ William Greathouse of Colum- two weeks at the Church of AUTO SALES . - -- with 3 bedrooms, bath utility a "~""' bus the Nazarene camp meeting at '955 -T-UDOR Studebak Good HENS and Fryers. Mrs. Bes- room, in Dorcas. $6,8Ca.oo. E. COmpleu s.m.e Master Cecil Dune J 0 f Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mrs. Bessie Russell or Co~ Mr Dal er. sie Oliver R D 1 Rutland D. Johnson, Phone WI 9-Sl86. Crill an, r. Moore spent 8 weekend there, umbus returned to her home · e Ru~~Celi and famly shape. Good tires. $150 or Ph. SH 7-16-Uc Write, Pboao,. Coalad Hartford, W. Ya., spent from and at .the home of Mr. and Tuesday. Her daughter, Mrs. Columbus Visited hiJ partrade for a dry cow. G. A. 8 1 6tc A. C. BRADFORD Sunday until Wednesday with Mrs. Charles Moore of Fair- H. S. Mills and Mr. Mills ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Ru&Deem, Racine. 7-~tp - - FUR SALE - Two bedroom Raeiae, Oblo h~s aunt, Mrs. Franklin Bend- born came for her. She and sell Tuesday, - . - ·- - - - - - - , COAL, good, clean lump, 3 ' 5 borde Beautiful Bircb kiido· rox n;ooRnd~t"rdtopG 1958d egg, no slack. Re-screened en. a~tomatic gas heal. 1649 r i lfc Mr. and Mrs. David Wond and M;s, Carrie Sinclair and M~~· Mr hadd rnt w a, F Mr. and Mrs. Wlllhom c~ k 10~· ~0 stoker.oil treated at mine or Lincoln Heights. CaD J 0 b n children of Columbus and Mr. daughter, Rose Ann Theiss, m~v- ~~ · an rs. or ey ranMr. and Mrs, Gary Bar"" !ores, . ar ard, ew delivered. 'lumll'er price now Blaettnar. WY 2-5127. S.19-tfl and Mrs. Lee Wood and child- ed from the Sam Arnold proper- cos and also visited her Carol AM and Mary Haven. 862-2325. 7-311-61:c on. Jacobs t;oal Co., R. D. I, , ren of Rutland visited Mr. and ty on Water St. to the house thers, J. S. Swan and Ralph of Pomeroy and Mr. and Tile Ramb..r Pomeroy. Phone SH 24959, IN POMEROY. Eignt room Mrs. Okey Wood. owned by her son at Water and Sw~ and families. Harold Sargeot reWorld SI&Ddard "' CoiiiJIIM!I WY · 2-3469, or WY 2·2437. house, 3 bedroolllll and bath, " M' Edna Br Ch rry Sis La M visitors of .Mr. ..... u-. lot. Good location out of oss IDkmeyer of e · M 1 rry ootgomery and Bee.... _, 7 15 30tc large l!scelle..., I high watt'E. C.ill WY 2-2590. Chicago spent several days I Mrs. Bertha &hau, r~. chle Cooper recently apent H. Robeson and Chelter ~lg car room, ride aDd perform- 'I $ 10 Uc with Mrs. Mamie Holmes and Oma Truex, Mr. Earl Morros era! days at 4-H camp. snce Small car economy andJ , 60 Dodge _ $l,295 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crow and of Marielta, Mr. and Mrs. Lar. maaagerabilily FOR SALE, business building For All Of Your N...rs sons. She called on Miss Frank· ry Morarity and daughter, Mar- Mr. and Mrs. George Keyes Mr. and Mrs. Harley IU<n 1 See , va Matador 4 Dr. Sedan. and opartmen~ vacant lo~ all ie Mumaw. cy Jo of Columbus, Mr. and ~?d mother and son were ·visfamily, Mrs. Anna ilobJn. MelropolilaJo Moton One local owller. Power in heart of Middleport. Poic- Middleport Feed Mill Misses Sheryl and Jane 1 Mrs. Cli!foo-d Young of Pome- otlng Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Swan 1 'lulleanyd Mr. and Mrs. Ifill• • steering. Push button shift. · Me Ka Y were and Mr · a nd Mrs. AI•• Swick 1'" and family of W)'II• . . ... u.~ ·~ Slreet, p omeroy ed 1ow for quick sa1e. <·-dec Tony Fowlor. Owolor a Opp, Roush of St. Petersburg, Flor- roy and Mrs. Mary Pboae IVY :1-3871 '60 Pontiac _ $1,595 Clifford Stumbo at Sewing ''We Do Custom Grinding" ida are here visiting their Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. at Danv~le. The Keyes Mich., vlslted with 'Mr, 4 22 Uc 4 Dr. Sedan. Hydram>tk. Center in Middleport. N. 2nd AH. Mlddloport grandfather, Mr. Thurman Mar- Arthur Morarily. loes live on Canton. Dor-~~~~:Mr'~-·· Harley Jolonsoa IIIII "FD"'R::-:NE=w::-or-used-:-,....--=....::.:or e~~lel~i';:'i~h~wner. Beautiful 7 15 Uc Un and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Har· Mr and Mrs. Bob Davis also wltb .Mr, OttO tructa, phone MarviD Mare FOUR ROOM house witb -1 ae> COBA SERVICE Mrs. Edith Hood spent a den of Marlon _wen; here for utbe~ Michael and four' chliSALE!lMAN Beasley MaU•· re lot, large porch, bas.,ment week with her daughter, Mr. the week end woth hos parents, dren visited Mr. and Mrs. Wor- Janet Sbumate Is apendlo!f ews. Athens, LY 3-4061. off Rrute No. 7. Phone WY ::"...,."':: :.0, ::: !':.0 0::: and Mrs. Byron Hysell of Col- Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Harden !•y Francis last Tuesday The Iso•me lime with ller brother b d J' d Debboe · -=;---o==--=--:--,·-'-0._9-_tfr Pomeroy, Ohio 2-61Zl. ,. 7·2-3fltc 1•• . , . . of suo. um us. an Jmmy an · Davlses are from Youngstown sister-ln-Jau, Mr. and· Mrs. 8011 1952 NASH. Good tires, runs FOR SALE by L•wner, 3 bed. ~-;.:;:--:;~-:.:=.': ~~ Mrs. Agnes White and broth· Mrs. Edna Searls and ' -Hazel Frabcil ' Shumate and Bnlct -~ ot ., T WHY WORRY over a slugorisb room home lar<·e corner lot • ... _ """.,. er, Richard Duckworth, were Terry, visited with her father, _____ ....::.....::.:==. __ ,,lfaoosfl•old. . and Inoks good . Vorgo eat' tank• Get Kle Eo· ' ' ' Sunday g I5 of Mr Waiter Cook and sister, Mrs. ford, Syracuse, WY 2-6986. sep IC · an ... m- in Sugar Run Pomerov NewJ ues • and Mrs. a 1 31P All Septie tank cleaner at ly remodeled: WY 2-3518_ FOR ANY KIND of bulldozer aones Guinsler and family at Ezra Phillips on Wednesd ay. 1ng at the end of their vaca- Mr. and. Mrs. George Wamor Landmark Farm Bureau, Poand Margie, Ricbard and Go,.. 7_16-Uc or back-hoe work, Call WY :r,. Lancaster. They attended 8 Mrs. Ada Slack and son, Eu- lion. - - - - - - - - - - meroy. 7-1-30tc - - -- . _ 3243. Enune~~.w. Shuler, con· soap box derby at Derby Downs. gene span! Saturday night with Mrs. Ora Price of Terra dan, Mark Hlggans, Mn. I. C. ___ For Sale ___ ---:=~=,...,..--- FOR S., LE - 178 acres, atKJUI tracting, 342Page Street, Mid- Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Hobbard her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Har- Haute, Ind., Is spending the Wyatt and Kay and BIU Siyre FOR RENT 50 acres tilable. rest in pas· dleporL Free estimates. and Mrs. Donald Hubbard and ley E. Johnson and daughters mer with Mr. and Mrs. Alva Linda Hysell enjii)'IICI a Mexican Tomatoes MW ripe . -th er 4-H 1 •- a t' ....., '.~. ••-· Sunture and timber. Plenty of 7 15 lfc daughter, ""--a Maro·e, spent. of Wolf Pen. On Sunday ey 088. Pen"' nu•• Wm. H. Holmes, Syracuse, HOUSE, 6 rooms and bath. Call water r.or hou.se and. stoc.k. PHOTO COPYING •--,·..,. the weekend ~·"' h · with Mr. and Mrs. went to Portsmouth where t ey Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weese , Ohio. 'I 31 tfc Elnda Webb. 304 Sycamcre l House, Just paonled wolh none , _ McEJroY re St M'ddl le ...~· · Dale Hubbard in Washin•to enjored a picnic dinner a1 and son, Jim, spent a week's ,_,. 1 '1\EE LOAN of our efficient · eport. rooms and bath, hardwood ~~r any Iter II' ..o WIEDL D c " n, home of Mr. and Mrs. vacaUan in Florida. after •""""'~· a 8 3 fit '!euler Insurance, Pomeroy. · . · ..,..._.,. Carpet Shampooers with pur- _ __ - -- · - -- - __c floors , coal furnace. Also a lfc Moss Jennie Isabel Potts vJs. Morgan. Misses Sharon Sue Coltrill Church camp.' 2 15 chase of Blue Lustre Sham- THRE:E SLEEPING rooms and three room hou se. garage., lied Miss Beulah Slack Miss Sina Mae Judy Folmer of the First Waroer and Kay 1fr poo. Baker Furniture, Middle- bath, 361 s. Front Sl. Mrs. barn, and olher buildings. On larl Graeser, Plum111Dc ... Thomas, Frank a.;u Her- of near Chester spent Presbyterian Church att span! Wllcllll!sday a ·lg ~I port. 7-30-6tc Henry Hennesy. Ph. WY 2-' mail and school bus route. Healbog bert Zieber or Columbus were night with Miss Nancy Parker. · Senior High Ch_urch Jo Smith. COUNTRY HOME, six rooms, 3134. 8-2-lltc This is a fine farm for beef MIJen•IDe, Ohio here to visit their father who Robert R. Harden of the at Muskm,um bath and full basement. Freel8 room boose with bath, auto- cattle. Will inciu<le Ford End yoar oewer II'GIIloleo was In Holzer· Ho.spital, He has S. Navy enroute from at New Concord. OBSERVE ANNlV£!18A!lY gas, automatic heat. Phone matic heat on State Route lraclor , pI ow. and mowWe loaYO II • ' now been !alton to the Yeter- Wash. to Norfplk, Va., GraC\l Oiler has_ ;:;I.IJN~M,;jr. and Mrs. Nick Raulh of !185-2440. Floyd Well, Chester, 124. Pholl!! WI 9-Jn 9. Mr. er. $11,000. See, write or call ~~-~eblnetRallliS Hospital ·m cb.cinnaU. briefly with his parents, from Holzer n• Haven observllcl Uteir GOiij. Ohio, Cherry Ridge Road. Glen West. 8 2 61c Lando Clay, R D. I, Long ........._ Mr and Mrs Corbett Patt and Mrs. Morris Harden. Is now I'OOlper.ttlng· Wedding annhr01'181')' Jtll~ Bottom, Ohio, or ask direcCall W\' :1-mt Doy Ill' Nll)ot · ' er- Harden and daughter, home of her daughter, Mr. l!llietly at bome. Tiley 8 2 3tp 3 - ROOM furnished apartment, 7 II tfc son and children and Mrs. AIrd f =:;-::=:--~-~:..:.~:..... 130 Mulberry Phone w·y " lions in Chester, Ohio. . va Cross visoted Mr. Patter- who had been with her Mrs. Darrel Brown at ca • rom~ and 0~ ~:~it~~~ttress. $5.00. MIS. · _ _!!~P_ HEATING, Plumbing, Mueller ents returned to ·Norfolk Wells, W. Va. · · ' 7 31 filp •IJ. George Prall residence in Rut- Furnaces. Arnold Brothers, LEGAL NOTICE h~~ger Hubbard .who Is Visl= :.l~ywr::· Mr. 8 2 Sip THREE and 1 1 ;;;----:-=--:--=c:--· ..... room urms land for sale. Contact Floyd 618 East Main Street, Porn'(o. 1 potatoes, $1.50 - 50 lb. ed and unfurnlsbed ap..-... Thomas Rutland for informthe U. S. Navy at Norfolk, Va. George Wallon1 :an~d~~m~~~,... bag, No. 2 potatoes 50 lb. bag ments. WY MOl. ation. ' • 7 13 SOtp eroy. Phone WY 2 244£1. N:~! ~ :!~:, Oflf.v:'~··~: spent the weekend here. Beth AM of Sl $1.00. Charles Hilton, Port12 5 tfc 7 20 Uc w...,...,., ,....,. . ~- " ""' Tammy Flnlaw, Barbara Ann remainllcl for Thureday, A.._ 1; 1963 hour of JO:OO A. 11.. tiM UD.I\eriNID• p tr' . H ol l"'l •t 1rOO p!lri. land • 8 1 8te 4 room and bath, house. Lincoln ed wm ort•r .ftn w. "* pubUc •uc. gan, a ICI&. ennessy Vm . """ "' ••• hll\ut ••••" Mande 1\tcker · and - · tv"r .... WANTED To RENT MEXICAN Tomatoes now ripe. Heights, Phone WY 2-3574. LEGAL NOTICE In ••no et ......., uto c'"' •..,"'" .., eroy and Rosetts Lisle• lho lollowm.• .........., oli, to-wn', a week with Miss 'Connie of Wellsburg, W. 141 out ol W 711 np 40f5--ROOMHOUSE --near m. H. Holmes, Syracuse, ~=~ k~ 'f:R::'•• 1 Door. S•n•• rarity. Miss Mary . Lou thelr brmher and! :::~11:•!:1~~ ~';;, Ge Ohio. 7 31 Uc NICELY Fumisbed 4 room aod Pomeroy or Middleport (or Llilt NOfiti Dt.Nd tllll Jlllf. llay; ot lRIJ, IIMJ3. was 8 one nim.+. m.a.t. Mr• and MfB, n, . '""XJ . . b lb arlm M' Ann11 LoW. TU11Jldon, wbo11 ldl BLA.R'ITNI\ft .tUTO COMPANY 5U• ............ .n.c. LAN tomatoet, now ripe. a ap ent. iddleport. three adults. Reasonable rent known ada:r... ,.. AnDr C::amp. Lena, c. c. lluUlria, A,... , Mrs. Mollte . GuiDtber and other rellttlYis! ' AND . Wm. H. Holmes, Syracuse, Phone WY 2-3874. Write 892 Wilson Ave .• Col~ ::!G~~on~~~~j~.~~ . ltl 1• ~tc Mrs. Maey Hubbard spent Mr. and Mra. ·aeorp ·ScboelPUIUIITURII 0 ' 'IAU •• auTOMOoou day at. Ute C'-'··cb of 1' t7;o~;:j~~k~d _Eiealoll'. '"•y ' !tOIItiMO~D 000111 Ohio. 7 31 tfc 711 tfc umbus • 7 29 .......... ~'"'" ftkd hl.t ,.Utklll · qalMt 1HP u d• NOTICI N"OUCIII Lt _,Nbr •"'•• U.11 on nw ·~ ~,.. . USED CimHING bargains. % DUPLEX. furnished apart· ~':!~:~· ~ ·r~~~bJ~ :-::a~ ~~~ h:'J arene camp rJ)eednl at Wome.a'l dresses Z5-SO c:ents ment at 390 s 2nd Middle1Ul7 to•. diYoret from utd GHir for .... at , .. . auatkln 10 bus. D'ilfMo.l¥1i. .&. 'Mll:t&N ~en's aod Boya' pants ...j port. can 1o evenlog. WY :r.. MARINE SUPPLIES :;'..'::... :':.,·~ ~ !'/'.~'::: ~f:r~~ ..':m:;o::. Rev. IUid Mrs. thirti2NO t& M , 5242 5--28-tfc - - _ elf\r'eJU er1Ml.b1 tbe plaiJaUff al10 Ofllo. tile fo~ ~bed au, to. and cblklren C1!11 • en s shoes · 15 Ft. Iiiboard run8bout and Pr•;r• for ...,... '"P.fl' ms.t't hid .P!= ' ' ., v·, ...'au. ', In and h .... .. Smith's CJothin FIVE ROOM h , ... Ll ail nu..e wW W '101- llnitar OD or attN' Out see Bal-' Doer c~ ..,. ..... . ' '',, .1, i' !£. ___ ~,... I ouse. ww n- tr er. Excellent cond.ltion. the 'll.b. ot s,ptn~JM;,_ _ , tal N"o. CJ&ftla'l', •. . UY:es ReV 1(lfllh; Auctl,...,..... Open 7 dars • week. coin Heights. Paul Theiss. $700. Dean Newell, Mason, 1. a. ~!! ~,.., ....., · ~~.~**~J.Io~ ed the ·· W, Doovls, ciolo..•. h ~ fallt, Ohoo. 7-U-30tp WY W744. I 1 ate W. Va. B 2 31p,"1'-&,~ .l""~ "-~ lr• <._.:. ~ LoudenVIII!I•· ..,.r.,,,.,~ PHONE WY 2-2157 ,__ •----------'1 ~-­ lliltp:B&1r. DAILY C&f1'1il4UOTE - Belft lilow .. ,wed~ . . ASYDLBA.&llB Ill L0.81'11LLOW . Qoollltlr"'"'"ear'_,...._b_a. JalblaAIIIpll.&lll,.... U. Illo, X tile O'o, 8lqle letters, apoo bq' a till ...._ ud_ _ at'oa . . . 1_,._ __ _ot tM I won11 are aJI hint& ** Now Is The nme 1 Aaspls URNA( E B k & S yfrled er M6;S. . ' Parker Run S • N Wolf Pen n ----------11---------- Bradl.,. , 3:=!n II . :'iO ' Bl aeft narS ..C:: 1 tu . rned D'!'K I'Olti[BBYBX PJ'It' DTXZ,-~BQCJPDD . .__,.. a,.....,..... Gil: •BKBX· toYII YOUB - . , I WMPO Radio 'I'BIW fBIDA Y I. ,__-----------;;;;;;~~~;-;==~~~ "'Ita lliClldl l'w ...., ·in JM!'DI AtwlltW n·- 111111 tba ldtl'lll. .laalll& C111 TV&" were FEEDs SBXX I'IICZPBKS Uimr DIU. 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Billupl) 2:t~ Putollc Soi'Ylce US The Big Life 3:1!1 Swid., Showease 4:10 Hour IJI Dedslon 4:45 Jolon Grtffln S:llll SUnd•r Sllow..aooo Sundown Serenade 7:30 Sign 00 1:110 Sign on - .._ ..__ 1 4.'\ID ''E:'(E I I 0 PUIUC YE51 .~ C!'f<J'A\NLY A LOT Nl..ll<t". THOU~!.... '!HAN M06T SOV& WEND'Y &IRtiiSe AROUND! _...._ l31<'E::C"IJ --~ s••-1'' .· .' an ... T_..... ..,.. .,....,, ... cf.c:-r::. c...,.,. ... t."V: "'!".:: ...' = t..., .lUi~'% .,... "ot*.,...., W'\~ 31'::-31'-.J..,!I\!3 T:J TJ-li"-Jl( WERE A. V~N~II'-6 NOt LE'TTINS "01&1N S' ~,._K ou• NEW t«<M& UP IN SMOH"t: .. �,. I • Selling Everything But The Kitchen Sink? Want Ads Can Seli &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 8, l:il68 CIa f•ed Ads Get Results. SSI• 1 llolldaJP 1,., Mrs. John Stout, ville, Ohio. Trade 'n' Travel Time USED CAR BUYS _ _:INSURANCE._,_ 1962 FORD T·BIRD _ _ _ _ $3395 Hardtop Coupe. White finish, red Interior, low mileage, seat belts, power steerina: and brakes, radio and heater. --=--,---=-... Like new all the way. :..,:as~• ~· 4 Door. Low mileage by local owner, spotless clean interior, beige fini,h, deluxe equipment, beater, tire1 like new. of Le'l'una, Texas, Mrs. LIVESTOCK SUmmerfield, and Dennis PONY, Genlle;- good worker IParker of near Che_steedr. A bar1 Also milk goats and small rnea was enJOY on goats. Edna Blumenauer, Rt. llawn of the Parker home. 143 between Harrisonville and 1 Mr. ?nd Mrs. Vernon E.lart.e!al p 8 3 31 ,and choldren of ConclnnatJ were omeroy · _ -- __ _I'_ week end guests of his PIGS FOR SALE. Mary Circle, Ients, Mr. and Mrs. Em1mett Racine. Phone WI 9-3044. . Bartels, SHADE FOR .SANTA'S HELPERS-Intense summer beat prompted Ray Nolllm, Clltlal• P a., t o ng · up umbre.,.. n •• to pro..,., •-~ ...., L'L .7-WL..., ~·P Visiting with Mr. WaIter mas I ree grower In DuBou, wwava from tbt PONY for sale or trade. WY 2- Cook and Mrs. Ezra i hot au~ Christmas treea IIIUSI be abeared every Jlll,y to mate them shapebr for a.rJat,. • 6385. 8 1 Gtp were Mr. and Mrs. Walter ,-. .. r:.. _m _a_s_d_•_BP_I_ay_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ hart of S J h ' ~·,;:~ s oc I. osep ' Mo., ••N LIVE T K Mr. and Mrs. Henry Capehart a.leN PUaeat.tea 1!00 &. II O.Oaottllll ··"., - II ft.., .......,,,..,,_ ., .-.._••• ......,,_.. REGULATIONS obJeettoo••• il:r"<'lrt -.,old FOR SALE I REAL ESTATE CANNING- Tomatoes $l 00 per .=-....- __ _ _ ___ bushel. B 1 ' .tal FOR SALE · 3 acres belo~ Hobr nown. g con Harry ners1 son Depot and pick your . . Good homesite out Hill, Letart Falls, Ohio. of high water. Ph. WY :18 3 Otc 5187 · 8 3 6tc t. ::-:-:..·-::-:.~:..·~.:: .of'f' tUtt ,.., ·n~ ·~•• For w.'::!:Seili<£ • CUb ,.r •oM ,... uent-. .Unlmlllll 1 l:r{~:~ld Ga., and san, Ricky, of saLary and Gary ---------- WW M aC'Ce....., llDtll lt'.ol A . ...,... ~ "' lt\lttl_tl_ CbUI'• ., Oftll • ceau ,.. ..... ,.. """' -•" - - GET YOUR FRESH peaches FOR SALE H In Bashan . ouse ' 11 1 1 :: ::= LI'L ABNER I g;f,:! ::'";.::.=-~"? :~;· :O~giaH~:~~~. ~~:~~; FE~r:~~~::~k·:~:c::~: ~:?:E J:.~s: ·i:,~~A::~ '18 :,~w ~~~~~· ~~~~tty Market, W. Main Street. 8 3 3tc ------ Recent visitors of Mr. and JOHNSON, Simpsoo lnourance Herbert Parker and dauAgency, ln. tU forms o1 ID ghter were Mr. and Mrs. Ke"" ,aurance. Jim Jobii!OII and collins of Cnaton: Mr. BUd Slrupson. Agents. Mrs. Earl Summerfield ol 6 I Uc Pa., MIS9 Martha -111'1111--,.-Aptoey.,.----of Savanah, Ga., ~- lor ev.., penoooa1 Ally son Boyce of Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Charles SUm- 1962 CHEVY II _ _ _ _ _ $1795 CAN<.:EU.ATtONS COIIIIELTIONS In Review Syracuse Society Notes -==FO=R=SA=LE====Far=S•=Ie==;lwouLb some SH M334. 11,hay at LIKE once. Phone WANT AD INFORMATION 1:01 p • HELP WANTED fl Too of spent 3. This Is • dilUte frH herd week with Mr. and Mrs. Ray ~;"•:.~ c!~IIJ= newly surfaced road. Ra P rtf regul•r •nd pur• • bred Pillion. Mrs. Stella Grisso and •• 1 llftll ,.. ...rd II:---~-'C'C'--o---c------c TrusseD, WI 9-3053 · Herefords, all ..... Good re- Mr. and Mrs. Rex Donahoe--~( 8 3 3te OmCI! HOURS 5 room unfurnished apartment, gistered 4-ye•r old lull, elso Sprin"field and Mr. and Mrs. 1;10 " "' ~ ;>:1)(\ t' Ill o.u., s~otW"d•Y ~,., "M ,., tHfl ao~n~ hardwood floors . Over Pick. I two nlu youne Bulls. Old James~ Dye of YeJJow Springs. IT'S SO EASY A-Pair Shoe Store. Phone WY FOR SALE : House m Bashan, ' enough for Mrvlce. 11 Mr. Dick Harris and his bro-A 2-S3l Oh' 4 rooms and bath, 2nd floor Landa Cloy Lo•~-m 0 I Porn Tu P•~··~ 4, .....:. eroy, 10. nf . hed 2, d ' ··• -rrv ' · · th er, Jack Harris, of .RES1 'L 1 ~ROIJUl."'ING u urms . ~• acres 1an . 8 3 31P WAN'! iU> 6 miles from Racine on new- were called to Steubenville by cARl' 011 rR..\.Nitl - 11.» 1or 1h 1 =~c~c--~~-- Jy surfaced road. Ralph Trus- BUSINESS SERVICES the death of an aunt. BEAGLE dog and Collie pups. sell, WI 9-3053 . - - · Spending Sunday with Mr. Also Boston Bull. Mrs. John 8 1 lte "SHORT ON WATER,. phone and Mrs. Myron Bess were M~rf. Stout, Harrisonville. Phone ' and M 8 H Ia W'll' 8 3 3tc Emmet W. Shuler contract~ · ar n 1 .mms 2 NOTICES SH -4834. HOUSE FOR SALE, in Porn- ing WY 2-3243 for 8 farm Oak Hill, W. Va., Moss Donna -- -· -erO)', across from new school pond. 7 15 Uc Case and two girl friends of REAL ESTATE Aactiou to be 11947 Harley Davidson Molorcy- Mulberry Avenue. 5 rooms, Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. 74 beld Saturday August 10tb Ill cle, model • Motor recently bath, basement, large lot G. Eddie Blake, Jr. , Middleport. I p. m. Watob for details, overhauled. New paint job. 1. Financing, approved. Ph. I Mrs. E. S. Mills accompanied Bradlll<d Auction Co. Phone WY 2·5129 !rom 9 a. WY 2-3573. 7 31 file ' Mr. and Mrs. 0 . 0 . Patterson 8 3 ltc m. to 5 p. m. After 5 P· m. of Rutland to Lawrence Har8 3 31< To Have Your bo N phone WY 2-2874. HOMEMADE PIE-lsC.H am FARM FOR SALE. 117 acres, ; COlli, Oil or Gas r, · J., where they visited 8 3 31 sandwiche> 15c. Jack's Dairy 2874· c 5 room and bath. Machinery i Mrs. Mills' son, Clyde Mills. :-lEW YORK MEETING: So•let "le,gaJ• agent Mlblm MulyDGV ••t«, -tad willa U:• Bar, Middleport. 7-~tc ·· and 15 head of beef cattle. ! f Mrs. Ray Williams and four Army olfloer on a New Vorl£ street. Tbls 1954 allempt to enlke tile .U.Orlelta te - • =~-=='""' ---;-c---· - CANNING To~atoes. . sweet I Bashan - Keno road. Robert Ct.•nN end Checked sons of Rayland were a week's treason wu reeonled lly FBI moYie eamerL Ex.;olllcer IrK walb paiR .Bantu to Hlabo LOSE WEIGIIT safety wIt b corn and turnops. Brmg con- Grueser, WI 9-3035. I for Wintor guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest llob ldentlftoatlon, left. Then Martyno• approaebes the Amorl..., lo opealt Ule iooda wwd DIADAX (formerly DEX·A . talners. Dale Bachner, Rut-~ McBride 7 31 Ste I right. Russ!Bn, wllh dlplomaUe l&aluo, wao expelled (fOlD U.S. bJ' Stet. ~ DIETl new name, same for- land - Harrisonville Rct, Ph. , Mr . .;,d Mrs. Thomas Haymula. Only 98< at Stark SH 2-5328. 8 3 61p FOR SALE ' 5 room bouse and I I man entertained with a family --=~=:-~~;:;:;;-;-;::;=:;==~;====:j':========::; Drugs. 11-211-lllltp . bath: newly decorated, gas Phonfl WY24994-WYU301 dinner on Sunday. Those attend- son's parents In McFarland, W. WTOMOBJLE lnsur . ioeelo HOTPO!NT electroc hoi water beating. FuU basement. Lo- 698 w. Mola St Pomtroy log were Mr and Mrs Gilbert Va. Bobby and Jeanie Patterance tank. Double element for ra- cated 123 Hudson Street, Hart nd · · cancelled? l.ost your opera· pid recovery Deluxe table Middleport. Price $6000. In. a sons, Barry, Gary, son remained for a two weeks tor's license? C.ill WY 2-2966. top model. 52 gal. capacity. quore Obio HoteL' L 0. MeCOY, AUCl'lONEER. Den~y, Monty: Ray and Bret · · . with their grandparents. 815Uc $70.00. Tom &ally, WY 26 8 tfc Cbester, ObiD. Alar., Mrs. Ohver ~ndle and Gl 'cundlff Sr apent OCJety eWS ~OCI"ety ~e -.-W ~S - - -- - -- - - - 2661 8 3 3t 4 II Uc son. Rocky, of Racone and Mr. Mrs. en . J · c FOR SALE, new 1 room bouse •ucno~ William Greathouse of Colum- two weeks at the Church of AUTO SALES . - -- with 3 bedrooms, bath utility a "~""' bus the Nazarene camp meeting at '955 -T-UDOR Studebak Good HENS and Fryers. Mrs. Bes- room, in Dorcas. $6,8Ca.oo. E. COmpleu s.m.e Master Cecil Dune J 0 f Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mrs. Bessie Russell or Co~ Mr Dal er. sie Oliver R D 1 Rutland D. Johnson, Phone WI 9-Sl86. Crill an, r. Moore spent 8 weekend there, umbus returned to her home · e Ru~~Celi and famly shape. Good tires. $150 or Ph. SH 7-16-Uc Write, Pboao,. Coalad Hartford, W. Ya., spent from and at .the home of Mr. and Tuesday. Her daughter, Mrs. Columbus Visited hiJ partrade for a dry cow. G. A. 8 1 6tc A. C. BRADFORD Sunday until Wednesday with Mrs. Charles Moore of Fair- H. S. Mills and Mr. Mills ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Ru&Deem, Racine. 7-~tp - - FUR SALE - Two bedroom Raeiae, Oblo h~s aunt, Mrs. Franklin Bend- born came for her. She and sell Tuesday, - . - ·- - - - - - - , COAL, good, clean lump, 3 ' 5 borde Beautiful Bircb kiido· rox n;ooRnd~t"rdtopG 1958d egg, no slack. Re-screened en. a~tomatic gas heal. 1649 r i lfc Mr. and Mrs. David Wond and M;s, Carrie Sinclair and M~~· Mr hadd rnt w a, F Mr. and Mrs. Wlllhom c~ k 10~· ~0 stoker.oil treated at mine or Lincoln Heights. CaD J 0 b n children of Columbus and Mr. daughter, Rose Ann Theiss, m~v- ~~ · an rs. or ey ranMr. and Mrs, Gary Bar"" !ores, . ar ard, ew delivered. 'lumll'er price now Blaettnar. WY 2-5127. S.19-tfl and Mrs. Lee Wood and child- ed from the Sam Arnold proper- cos and also visited her Carol AM and Mary Haven. 862-2325. 7-311-61:c on. Jacobs t;oal Co., R. D. I, , ren of Rutland visited Mr. and ty on Water St. to the house thers, J. S. Swan and Ralph of Pomeroy and Mr. and Tile Ramb..r Pomeroy. Phone SH 24959, IN POMEROY. Eignt room Mrs. Okey Wood. owned by her son at Water and Sw~ and families. Harold Sargeot reWorld SI&Ddard "' CoiiiJIIM!I WY · 2-3469, or WY 2·2437. house, 3 bedroolllll and bath, " M' Edna Br Ch rry Sis La M visitors of .Mr. ..... u-. lot. Good location out of oss IDkmeyer of e · M 1 rry ootgomery and Bee.... _, 7 15 30tc large l!scelle..., I high watt'E. C.ill WY 2-2590. Chicago spent several days I Mrs. Bertha &hau, r~. chle Cooper recently apent H. Robeson and Chelter ~lg car room, ride aDd perform- 'I $ 10 Uc with Mrs. Mamie Holmes and Oma Truex, Mr. Earl Morros era! days at 4-H camp. snce Small car economy andJ , 60 Dodge _ $l,295 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crow and of Marielta, Mr. and Mrs. Lar. maaagerabilily FOR SALE, business building For All Of Your N...rs sons. She called on Miss Frank· ry Morarity and daughter, Mar- Mr. and Mrs. George Keyes Mr. and Mrs. Harley IU<n 1 See , va Matador 4 Dr. Sedan. and opartmen~ vacant lo~ all ie Mumaw. cy Jo of Columbus, Mr. and ~?d mother and son were ·visfamily, Mrs. Anna ilobJn. MelropolilaJo Moton One local owller. Power in heart of Middleport. Poic- Middleport Feed Mill Misses Sheryl and Jane 1 Mrs. Cli!foo-d Young of Pome- otlng Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Swan 1 'lulleanyd Mr. and Mrs. Ifill• • steering. Push button shift. · Me Ka Y were and Mr · a nd Mrs. AI•• Swick 1'" and family of W)'II• . . ... u.~ ·~ Slreet, p omeroy ed 1ow for quick sa1e. <·-dec Tony Fowlor. Owolor a Opp, Roush of St. Petersburg, Flor- roy and Mrs. Mary Pboae IVY :1-3871 '60 Pontiac _ $1,595 Clifford Stumbo at Sewing ''We Do Custom Grinding" ida are here visiting their Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. at Danv~le. The Keyes Mich., vlslted with 'Mr, 4 22 Uc 4 Dr. Sedan. Hydram>tk. Center in Middleport. N. 2nd AH. Mlddloport grandfather, Mr. Thurman Mar- Arthur Morarily. loes live on Canton. Dor-~~~~:Mr'~-·· Harley Jolonsoa IIIII "FD"'R::-:NE=w::-or-used-:-,....--=....::.:or e~~lel~i';:'i~h~wner. Beautiful 7 15 Uc Un and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Har· Mr and Mrs. Bob Davis also wltb .Mr, OttO tructa, phone MarviD Mare FOUR ROOM house witb -1 ae> COBA SERVICE Mrs. Edith Hood spent a den of Marlon _wen; here for utbe~ Michael and four' chliSALE!lMAN Beasley MaU•· re lot, large porch, bas.,ment week with her daughter, Mr. the week end woth hos parents, dren visited Mr. and Mrs. Wor- Janet Sbumate Is apendlo!f ews. Athens, LY 3-4061. off Rrute No. 7. Phone WY ::"...,."':: :.0, ::: !':.0 0::: and Mrs. Byron Hysell of Col- Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Harden !•y Francis last Tuesday The Iso•me lime with ller brother b d J' d Debboe · -=;---o==--=--:--,·-'-0._9-_tfr Pomeroy, Ohio 2-61Zl. ,. 7·2-3fltc 1•• . , . . of suo. um us. an Jmmy an · Davlses are from Youngstown sister-ln-Jau, Mr. and· Mrs. 8011 1952 NASH. Good tires, runs FOR SALE by L•wner, 3 bed. ~-;.:;:--:;~-:.:=.': ~~ Mrs. Agnes White and broth· Mrs. Edna Searls and ' -Hazel Frabcil ' Shumate and Bnlct -~ ot ., T WHY WORRY over a slugorisb room home lar<·e corner lot • ... _ """.,. er, Richard Duckworth, were Terry, visited with her father, _____ ....::.....::.:==. __ ,,lfaoosfl•old. . and Inoks good . Vorgo eat' tank• Get Kle Eo· ' ' ' Sunday g I5 of Mr Waiter Cook and sister, Mrs. ford, Syracuse, WY 2-6986. sep IC · an ... m- in Sugar Run Pomerov NewJ ues • and Mrs. a 1 31P All Septie tank cleaner at ly remodeled: WY 2-3518_ FOR ANY KIND of bulldozer aones Guinsler and family at Ezra Phillips on Wednesd ay. 1ng at the end of their vaca- Mr. and. Mrs. George Wamor Landmark Farm Bureau, Poand Margie, Ricbard and Go,.. 7_16-Uc or back-hoe work, Call WY :r,. Lancaster. They attended 8 Mrs. Ada Slack and son, Eu- lion. - - - - - - - - - - meroy. 7-1-30tc - - -- . _ 3243. Enune~~.w. Shuler, con· soap box derby at Derby Downs. gene span! Saturday night with Mrs. Ora Price of Terra dan, Mark Hlggans, Mn. I. C. ___ For Sale ___ ---:=~=,...,..--- FOR S., LE - 178 acres, atKJUI tracting, 342Page Street, Mid- Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Hobbard her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Har- Haute, Ind., Is spending the Wyatt and Kay and BIU Siyre FOR RENT 50 acres tilable. rest in pas· dleporL Free estimates. and Mrs. Donald Hubbard and ley E. Johnson and daughters mer with Mr. and Mrs. Alva Linda Hysell enjii)'IICI a Mexican Tomatoes MW ripe . -th er 4-H 1 •- a t' ....., '.~. ••-· Sunture and timber. Plenty of 7 15 lfc daughter, ""--a Maro·e, spent. of Wolf Pen. On Sunday ey 088. Pen"' nu•• Wm. H. Holmes, Syracuse, HOUSE, 6 rooms and bath. Call water r.or hou.se and. stoc.k. PHOTO COPYING •--,·..,. the weekend ~·"' h · with Mr. and Mrs. went to Portsmouth where t ey Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weese , Ohio. 'I 31 tfc Elnda Webb. 304 Sycamcre l House, Just paonled wolh none , _ McEJroY re St M'ddl le ...~· · Dale Hubbard in Washin•to enjored a picnic dinner a1 and son, Jim, spent a week's ,_,. 1 '1\EE LOAN of our efficient · eport. rooms and bath, hardwood ~~r any Iter II' ..o WIEDL D c " n, home of Mr. and Mrs. vacaUan in Florida. after •""""'~· a 8 3 fit '!euler Insurance, Pomeroy. · . · ..,..._.,. Carpet Shampooers with pur- _ __ - -- · - -- - __c floors , coal furnace. Also a lfc Moss Jennie Isabel Potts vJs. Morgan. Misses Sharon Sue Coltrill Church camp.' 2 15 chase of Blue Lustre Sham- THRE:E SLEEPING rooms and three room hou se. garage., lied Miss Beulah Slack Miss Sina Mae Judy Folmer of the First Waroer and Kay 1fr poo. Baker Furniture, Middle- bath, 361 s. Front Sl. Mrs. barn, and olher buildings. On larl Graeser, Plum111Dc ... Thomas, Frank a.;u Her- of near Chester spent Presbyterian Church att span! Wllcllll!sday a ·lg ~I port. 7-30-6tc Henry Hennesy. Ph. WY 2-' mail and school bus route. Healbog bert Zieber or Columbus were night with Miss Nancy Parker. · Senior High Ch_urch Jo Smith. COUNTRY HOME, six rooms, 3134. 8-2-lltc This is a fine farm for beef MIJen•IDe, Ohio here to visit their father who Robert R. Harden of the at Muskm,um bath and full basement. Freel8 room boose with bath, auto- cattle. Will inciu<le Ford End yoar oewer II'GIIloleo was In Holzer· Ho.spital, He has S. Navy enroute from at New Concord. OBSERVE ANNlV£!18A!lY gas, automatic heat. Phone matic heat on State Route lraclor , pI ow. and mowWe loaYO II • ' now been !alton to the Yeter- Wash. to Norfplk, Va., GraC\l Oiler has_ ;:;I.IJN~M,;jr. and Mrs. Nick Raulh of !185-2440. Floyd Well, Chester, 124. Pholl!! WI 9-Jn 9. Mr. er. $11,000. See, write or call ~~-~eblnetRallliS Hospital ·m cb.cinnaU. briefly with his parents, from Holzer n• Haven observllcl Uteir GOiij. Ohio, Cherry Ridge Road. Glen West. 8 2 61c Lando Clay, R D. I, Long ........._ Mr and Mrs Corbett Patt and Mrs. Morris Harden. Is now I'OOlper.ttlng· Wedding annhr01'181')' Jtll~ Bottom, Ohio, or ask direcCall W\' :1-mt Doy Ill' Nll)ot · ' er- Harden and daughter, home of her daughter, Mr. l!llietly at bome. Tiley 8 2 3tp 3 - ROOM furnished apartment, 7 II tfc son and children and Mrs. AIrd f =:;-::=:--~-~:..:.~:..... 130 Mulberry Phone w·y " lions in Chester, Ohio. . va Cross visoted Mr. Patter- who had been with her Mrs. Darrel Brown at ca • rom~ and 0~ ~:~it~~~ttress. $5.00. MIS. · _ _!!~P_ HEATING, Plumbing, Mueller ents returned to ·Norfolk Wells, W. Va. · · ' 7 31 filp •IJ. George Prall residence in Rut- Furnaces. Arnold Brothers, LEGAL NOTICE h~~ger Hubbard .who Is Visl= :.l~ywr::· Mr. 8 2 Sip THREE and 1 1 ;;;----:-=--:--=c:--· ..... room urms land for sale. Contact Floyd 618 East Main Street, Porn'(o. 1 potatoes, $1.50 - 50 lb. ed and unfurnlsbed ap..-... Thomas Rutland for informthe U. S. Navy at Norfolk, Va. George Wallon1 :an~d~~m~~~,... bag, No. 2 potatoes 50 lb. bag ments. WY MOl. ation. ' • 7 13 SOtp eroy. Phone WY 2 244£1. N:~! ~ :!~:, Oflf.v:'~··~: spent the weekend here. Beth AM of Sl $1.00. Charles Hilton, Port12 5 tfc 7 20 Uc w...,...,., ,....,. . ~- " ""' Tammy Flnlaw, Barbara Ann remainllcl for Thureday, A.._ 1; 1963 hour of JO:OO A. 11.. tiM UD.I\eriNID• p tr' . H ol l"'l •t 1rOO p!lri. land • 8 1 8te 4 room and bath, house. Lincoln ed wm ort•r .ftn w. "* pubUc •uc. gan, a ICI&. ennessy Vm . """ "' ••• hll\ut ••••" Mande 1\tcker · and - · tv"r .... WANTED To RENT MEXICAN Tomatoes now ripe. Heights, Phone WY 2-3574. LEGAL NOTICE In ••no et ......., uto c'"' •..,"'" .., eroy and Rosetts Lisle• lho lollowm.• .........., oli, to-wn', a week with Miss 'Connie of Wellsburg, W. 141 out ol W 711 np 40f5--ROOMHOUSE --near m. H. Holmes, Syracuse, ~=~ k~ 'f:R::'•• 1 Door. S•n•• rarity. Miss Mary . Lou thelr brmher and! :::~11:•!:1~~ ~';;, Ge Ohio. 7 31 Uc NICELY Fumisbed 4 room aod Pomeroy or Middleport (or Llilt NOfiti Dt.Nd tllll Jlllf. llay; ot lRIJ, IIMJ3. was 8 one nim.+. m.a.t. Mr• and MfB, n, . '""XJ . . b lb arlm M' Ann11 LoW. TU11Jldon, wbo11 ldl BLA.R'ITNI\ft .tUTO COMPANY 5U• ............ .n.c. LAN tomatoet, now ripe. a ap ent. iddleport. three adults. Reasonable rent known ada:r... ,.. AnDr C::amp. Lena, c. c. lluUlria, A,... , Mrs. Mollte . GuiDtber and other rellttlYis! ' AND . Wm. H. Holmes, Syracuse, Phone WY 2-3874. Write 892 Wilson Ave .• Col~ ::!G~~on~~~~j~.~~ . ltl 1• ~tc Mrs. Maey Hubbard spent Mr. and Mra. ·aeorp ·ScboelPUIUIITURII 0 ' 'IAU •• auTOMOoou day at. Ute C'-'··cb of 1' t7;o~;:j~~k~d _Eiealoll'. '"•y ' !tOIItiMO~D 000111 Ohio. 7 31 tfc 711 tfc umbus • 7 29 .......... ~'"'" ftkd hl.t ,.Utklll · qalMt 1HP u d• NOTICI N"OUCIII Lt _,Nbr •"'•• U.11 on nw ·~ ~,.. . USED CimHING bargains. % DUPLEX. furnished apart· ~':!~:~· ~ ·r~~~bJ~ :-::a~ ~~~ h:'J arene camp rJ)eednl at Wome.a'l dresses Z5-SO c:ents ment at 390 s 2nd Middle1Ul7 to•. diYoret from utd GHir for .... at , .. . auatkln 10 bus. D'ilfMo.l¥1i. .&. 'Mll:t&N ~en's aod Boya' pants ...j port. can 1o evenlog. WY :r.. MARINE SUPPLIES :;'..'::... :':.,·~ ~ !'/'.~'::: ~f:r~~ ..':m:;o::. Rev. IUid Mrs. thirti2NO t& M , 5242 5--28-tfc - - _ elf\r'eJU er1Ml.b1 tbe plaiJaUff al10 Ofllo. tile fo~ ~bed au, to. and cblklren C1!11 • en s shoes · 15 Ft. Iiiboard run8bout and Pr•;r• for ...,... '"P.fl' ms.t't hid .P!= ' ' ., v·, ...'au. ', In and h .... .. Smith's CJothin FIVE ROOM h , ... Ll ail nu..e wW W '101- llnitar OD or attN' Out see Bal-' Doer c~ ..,. ..... . ' '',, .1, i' !£. ___ ~,... I ouse. ww n- tr er. Excellent cond.ltion. the 'll.b. ot s,ptn~JM;,_ _ , tal N"o. CJ&ftla'l', •. . UY:es ReV 1(lfllh; Auctl,...,..... Open 7 dars • week. coin Heights. Paul Theiss. $700. Dean Newell, Mason, 1. a. ~!! ~,.., ....., · ~~.~**~J.Io~ ed the ·· W, Doovls, ciolo..•. h ~ fallt, Ohoo. 7-U-30tp WY W744. I 1 ate W. Va. B 2 31p,"1'-&,~ .l""~ "-~ lr• <._.:. ~ LoudenVIII!I•· ..,.r.,,,.,~ PHONE WY 2-2157 ,__ •----------'1 ~-­ lliltp:B&1r. DAILY C&f1'1il4UOTE - Belft lilow .. ,wed~ . . ASYDLBA.&llB Ill L0.81'11LLOW . Qoollltlr"'"'"ear'_,...._b_a. JalblaAIIIpll.&lll,.... U. Illo, X tile O'o, 8lqle letters, apoo bq' a till ...._ ud_ _ at'oa . . . 1_,._ __ _ot tM I won11 are aJI hint& ** Now Is The nme 1 Aaspls URNA( E B k & S yfrled er M6;S. . ' Parker Run S • N Wolf Pen n ----------11---------- Bradl.,. , 3:=!n II . :'iO ' Bl aeft narS ..C:: 1 tu . rned D'!'K I'Olti[BBYBX PJ'It' DTXZ,-~BQCJPDD . .__,.. a,.....,..... Gil: •BKBX· toYII YOUB - . , I WMPO Radio 'I'BIW fBIDA Y I. ,__-----------;;;;;;~~~;-;==~~~ "'Ita lliClldl l'w ...., ·in JM!'DI AtwlltW n·- 111111 tba ldtl'lll. .laalll& C111 TV&" were FEEDs SBXX I'IICZPBKS Uimr DIU. TOV TOUR I'A~KLilf '--·-. 0 . . &Au .....__ 'b'te ... I r I'KBBOJB BOB . I Ken. . MASTER MIX nnd MASTER MADE •=--=====--=;! BCBK qcn M WJEH RADIO , , ........, . , .~()n ~ · til Mlllillal Claell 7:1!1 N.., He Musical Clock 7:. NIWI l!oedJI7:. 'IIUIIcal Clod< ' , 7.,.,. " ' ·Ylile1 - - Ntn Cillo I 01 World & a.t. Ntwo I: It Sparta 1ot1aJ W..., ' 'II &ciA Plctoae Mlllla8l Claell • 55 Community Nt1ll • '110 Latctostrfng 9:~ Pltlllle !lerrlce , ,. haifiJ Wanlolp Hour 18:ltl Ma. Celmt)o Nelli 1D,. Talk , "'" Tun ..,• .Nelli 11:1111 llorninl lletooJiot lescept Friday: QoaJdl 11,. Jlello Woild -Non · &!.- Ooanty " 112:1ltll Community News NGon News Ohio Newo 11t··" Marlrell Bullelbo l1alnl ...... News 0 Gramol AgrfcnJtnre Agm Country Go Ilollnd 1:5& Ne~t~ Beat 2:00 Country. Go Round 2:55 Nen Beat 1:00 Mid W8J Matinee 1:5& Hen Beat uo JliJclnc with Doss 4:30. IDterdlatlge S:OO C.mn•mll:J N"" $:05 World & NaUooal Nen 6:15 Spotlight 011 6:Z5 Weatbereut 8Porll 6:30 DinDer Mon!rato 5:56 Inside Boob 1,110 SUnset Blvd. a,oo on 1:. 8:11; 1::111 1:30 lip On Nelli 8lend o-t Coanii'J Jlllllbon!e Fart• News f:DS Breatfasl PllriJ 7'" Bright Star Show Plcklna Hdwr Sbaw Newo llejoorl - ()blo Breaklloll P1r1J Brealdllll Par!J llltp Colloe Wltb Ja.t llelty Newtoe Ministerial Aaaae. Couolr!' IIDI Down Jll:ta Swap Sh" Flltlll Neltl FUDIIJ WII'Oiblp Rour-'I'IItl NOCII Report Millie Jllll For Yoo ·15 Goessler'• Gulli! Star-Frl J,OO PlaUer Party 4:1A lllaetlnar AutAI Sboow 7:3$ 7,50 1?110 1:110 U6 t ·G t:• Local News t:55 Bill Stern Sparta 1:00 llowilnc !lcGnJo 1:05 Van p, trltt Sparta 1:20 Sundonno SetenacJa 7,05 Tile World Toda1 7:20 Sian 01! ' uo Sign 00 - JUDe ·IJA'ftiRDAY \•:1111 SJcn On N..,. 1:85 CounlrJ Jllltlloree Famt News •=• 7:85 BreUful Party t: 1$ J011ea Botlo:k Slww 11'85 Poika Party 11:3:1 Public !en-ice 11:05 Top Ten Show IUO l'foon Repor1 By HAROlD GRAY 1Bfl Reo. Merlin 'l'lell 1:05 Platter Party 1:1111 SIIndO'IIII Sm!nade 'tEARS I'm HIS RmlEil IIIOIJLO HAVE ....,.. "GIIEF"f .. UIIMR..._TM n eRIIGS MMJ.. . , cptq '111 M'f PBI'lE. I IUR'f '111 QIILL A I4HTliiGI CF'tle<M •I 7:30 Sign 00 1:110 Sign Oft -June SUNDAY 7:311 Sip On N!WI 1:1111 Baptist Layman'o floor , ,:15 Hour ot Doliveranoe (Reo. Paul Jones) ' '1111 Wlngi of Heaiinr 1:30 SUndloJ Sbooo HOW~CAIISO~ 0<' THE 1'1-..<r. WHEN twQV WOLF 51'£~, THE I QUICIL. AiM> A'l'1'B'm01'1. ll:!a Yolee of Preplo..,. 11::15 &lttd., 1ibo1r 11:110 Counlr!' llymnllme 12:110 Noon Report 12:1$ The Seanib 12:30 Rev. MerUn Teets 1:00 BW, Graham 1:20 Tbe Lulllenn R011r 2:!18 Signs of the Times (Reo. W. 8. Billupl) 2:t~ Putollc Soi'Ylce US The Big Life 3:1!1 Swid., Showease 4:10 Hour IJI Dedslon 4:45 Jolon Grtffln S:llll SUnd•r Sllow..aooo Sundown Serenade 7:30 Sign 00 1:110 Sign on - .._ ..__ 1 4.'\ID ''E:'(E I I 0 PUIUC YE51 .~ C!'f<J'A\NLY A LOT Nl..ll<t". THOU~!.... '!HAN M06T SOV& WEND'Y &IRtiiSe AROUND! _...._ l31<'E::C"IJ --~ s••-1'' .· .' an ... T_..... ..,.. .,....,, ... cf.c:-r::. c...,.,. ... t."V: "'!".:: ...' = t..., .lUi~'% .,... "ot*.,...., W'\~ 31'::-31'-.J..,!I\!3 T:J TJ-li"-Jl( WERE A. V~N~II'-6 NOt LE'TTINS "01&1N S' ~,._K ou• NEW t«<M& UP IN SMOH"t: .. �• > \ ... weldlt of uy Uvlq warm • bt-.t aalmal ~ KANSAS CITY, Mo. -A eran police oergeant faced charges today of leading patrolmen on a $5,000 spree of businesses oo beat. Chief Clarence M. Kelley said seven men, including two civilians, were charged in connection with the burglaries of shops In the exclusive Country Ciub Plllza and Brookside shop- Due Te R. . .9r•ll"'l Our Office, We Will Not Be Open Aut- 5th., But Will Open Sol; Aut- lOth. Dr. K. D. Amsltary Sabu and Mlnyak, who In movie the on Earth," are the stars the two performing herds in the center rtng of as she performs next to feats, among them 011 her bead, as the awing back a n d in the center ring. United Nations Three-Ring I Also on the b!U are the Hying Circus which comes to Syra- Karolys from Hungary, who cuse, WetlneadJY, August 7th thrilled American TV for two performances, 2 p.m. audiences and Remo and 8 p.m., uuder the sponsor- youngest star of the ship of the Syracuse Volunteer Former Ringling I &I T I J, PRICE FIVE aNll Cleanup operations in central Gallla county eontln· ued today foUowing one of the worat summef storms to hit the area in many years. From Chillicothe Rd., northeastward through Gallipolis, Kanauga. and Cheshire, the electrical storm and cloudburst caused an estimated $50,000 damage to er nearby streams been 'low' property and structures. as a result of the r e e en I The tornadic blast failed to drouth, Rt. 35 in the MIU. Statouch southern parts of Gallia lion area would have IIUffered county. Eureka, Crown City ftJOre-, 11 aakl McCormick. Somt and Northup reported only rain four feet of flash Hood water and thunder blasts, as did Rio covered that area early SuJ>o more horses and 'ponies lhali other known circus. There are many Imported stars in tbe 100 minutes of fun and entertainment. The star • · studded program is replete with endleas processions of and jesters. The entire Is topped by a typiJbrassy baod, under the sudirection of Charlea Sell!!'· Grande and Thurman in north· day. ern Gallia. ft also apparently failed to At leuC M lele.,.._ - $upnl@'ment To visit Meigs county to any great extent, Sheriff Robert C. HarIimbach's office and the State High Patrol said no reports o1 ·. SOMEl;i11"!<3 NEW slletocetl by die blast ...... 1111 to Rlebanl bderlek alld M-oe Gatewood, Oldt BeD Telepll- Co. damage had been received. . "Lilblnlng ,... fierce ond Constructton crawl ~e lllJI>o low" said Edwtn IPete) Me- mooed to restore service ollorto . ' Cormick late Sunday IIIIer- ly after mid~hl. They rema(D. I noon od on duty unhl late Sunday, : Fro;. 11 :20 p.m., Saturday Electric lineo In rural aeu until 3:10 a.m., Sunday, 4.25 escaped seroous climage. Clyde inches of rain fell on Gallla ac- Ramsey ol Buckeye Rural Et.e. cording to McCormick, official 'tic said !lite &lnday only four U. S. Weather Observer at Fair- calls were receiVed by the com.. ,. - ' Southern Gallia, All Of Meigs, Missed By Blasts I""Y ' water closet tanks. .. t! ----------------- \ • Electric Weldttd Stainless Steel parts prevent rulity watar In •• ri'JWiiAIJ••...,. . . lilln . . ..... ... t; ' MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1963 Sabu, Minyak Are Stars In Two Performing Herds NOTICE I ..... ly .....,., - r. r .. '"'"'!"'' Of f'e Jle;...Maon .4r• POMEROY-MIDOLEPOin, OHIO ' NO. 94 ,.....,..., enttn at RMmmliop...., bvo 1bt •1g11. eot eneru OUipul .... i 1 II VOL XV • • NOW Yf)U KNOW field Station. pany as a result of the cloud•· Jt was the most I've ever burst. "Wll e~:pected. man J recorded in four hours since 1 more," said Ramsey. HAS BEEN -ADDED ~ John Al~n. of Columbus and began keeping weather data," said McCormick. " Sixty years Southern Ohio E1eclric Co., said ago, some three and a half Inch- two poles were struck on inl•ll es were reportPd by my father . Hill on Rt. 1-41. Wires were en-. Fifty years before that. three I tangled on Easten Ave., as 1 and a quarter inches fell in ap- lresult of falling tree limbs . ••• • Takes place of old au't dt tamk ball and lift w1r11. ±· -:r· ·. proximately four hours," he con-~ Allen said crews were called tinued. to duty shortly after mldnlghl Wind.1 were estimated up to ' to repair damage. 'l1ley rem&in- miles per hour. [ed in actioo untO Sunday Jfter· "Had not Lake Pete and oth- noon. 5!HIO It's Not ~o Hot (Weatherwise) By. DOROTHY KILGALLEN LONDON DIARY 1 pained to learn from my New Yorkw:.ttor that the folks back borne w~re suffering in a beat wave of something like 98 degrees. . we're having one here in London, toO. It's !lO awful they put it on the front COMPLETE ..... .......... floor wi11dows over tbe garage were open and tbe sound of the television could be beard in the street. · Wben I pressed the bell a "young woman with rumpled black hair an~ no makeup on put her head out the wmdow just as a yo_ung man !Jounded down the o.f.!:.hort fltght of strurs and opened the , ....,., ' ( bills. Fer -·•~ and safety in stttli~g ebiiJations, ancl gel· tlng automatk I'IUiph, start a dttckilg acc~~~nt at aur llank. ,,1. ,. 100th Of """'"""' The Nation~~• C"rrency Act and Tho 11 .. 1 lanlclne System We Pay 3% lnten.t On Yovr S.vlf191 . The FARMERS BANK ,. and Savings Company Mlmber ,tdorllleu1 .. Syattm Mlmller Fldtrof D1p ult f111Ur1nce Corporlt!On .. I\ - Eastern Ave . sector has elec· \ caustn1 coasklerable damace• c:::;:;;V !ric and phone wires disrupted. FAIRFIELD - High winds KANAUGA - Dance Oil and ripped the top off Earl TawGuU serv1ce stat10n plate glass ney's barn causing more than windows crushed by winds up $1 .~ damage. All farm crops lin to 55 m1les per hour. the area were leveled At Dance Oil, oil and gas hard rain and 10111e hail. tanks were forced above ground by flash flood waters. Safety POMIIOY, OHIO ' • • • . ~-•'Pl'Y~r~;. ~- Yeu-htard TONIGHT "REO HOT WHIILS" With Clark Gable and Barbara Stanwyck - and"IXCUSI MY DUST" Red Skelton Sally Forrest IVI'I.·Mon, • .;f.·. • "GIIILII GtRLII GIRLS!" (T..hnleolor) ---end"HAND 0. lilA TH" llihn Apr Paulo lla7mood IRd ., tree. . near the Highway Inn. and • the Dance Oil Co. Water was MacM"""'' lorT•~ ·~ nic grounds, junior fairgrouiHb ADMISSIONS SATURDAY lst•ldlo slipped through several portraits she had ordered d&slroyetl. Seeing one ·in a news maga. zlne recently, she lllormed: - 'lbere'a "Why, thai's a photo I tilled for 15 yesrs ago." ·-·· :Jim Harris, Columbus. .:__t ' ! DISCHARGES SATURDAY ena, Royil .Dano. C•veht Oft The ...unc•, ,..,.,.... ' P.om~v Flow~ 11r1. vu .... ' ; ,• Amusement Co., which wa• to leave for Bowling Green, 0 ., at 2:30 1 · m., Sunday had lo wait until 4:30 P· m., Sunday before pulling out. Meanwhile, the UPI •lad cleanup operationl et Manley. Langsville ; under way fn Glassport M 1 R · Pittsburgh ond other ~ anue · acme. trict communities which were ADMISSIONS SUNDAY- Bill hit by the lel'ies ci1 devulattna Brewer, Raeme; Harold Yoong, storms Mason; Belinda Deem, Ne w In a ;,..Iter of minutes, 1 ho$Jim Harris, Columbus; v~lt Hawley , Pomeroy ; FORMER IUD STAR Frankit gets the credit lor tbitl ~:: "Whal have you done for me lateb"?" agent stocy rnatiJII 10 lbe roonda here. Frankie wu :;~ IDarro ';~;. !I =~r:~~~m:.;u~oecheek to roU.CI hl8 · .• In HaiiJWOOd a friend ,Jn front of Flash ITee, shortly after midnight. D I o i Metes Memorial Hospital Esther Williams Still in the Swim MILLS STATION 1 late Sunday afternoon. ~CH~SmRE - A. huge ,. bini asked: ! ~-·· • l .::. ( . ct..hnleolor) Brian Keith, Tommy Klrt Wv·'·~~,!IO l\1-t til ·Amii'J' . alt60. The fire occurred at 2: 15 seen standing in nearby fields flood waters covered old pte.. ..AVAGIIAM" Dew07 llart!Jo, Jell York, Rafael Caml!oo, SUm Plet- and pine tree smashed a cabin near a. m. Tonlthl thru Wednesday Wall Dl.,.r'• ID, approximately one A utility pole was severed · two--tenths miles west of Rt. ShiW..IJ .._.. MorMIIII Macttae, 11-}'00<..W daughtw of Gonloll CIIIIISioeilo,loiMtlol•.....r.-ofAJC.lV'o"f,t,-n. . s-.• She~ will plor s.w,, fl .... " ..... Glcltlt - . Mil<,, p~or •• ! • , around inundated 8f.'ea. Carl ed over $4,000. Structure wu Morrow home hit by falling . located on Kerr • Harrison.Jmra ~aven : Charles Kmghtmg, erne; Mrs. Errol Russell, West Columbia. W. Va. DISCHARGES SUNDAY Mrs .. Dan_Clay, and daughter, Harrosonvtlle. BIRTHS SUNDAY - Mr. 1Mrs. Errol RusS'>II, West :lumbla, a daughter . t Part... Marta Krl1tea. Kevin Coreor: Elvia Presley 1n • . f_. ·: ille "lQUd and etear. ~ BIDWELL - Barn beltlllglng to M. s . Stowers, Rl. z, Bid- measures were take~ beca~se well, destroyed by fire caused have; just seell ''ol.a)'~ M.iDBnelch .. : ·: · t . . , m by of loose gas and 011 floatmg by lightning. Damage estlmat. a / I be Wll•payingllllle ICIWII te pay Damage in stricken areas included: GALUPOUS- Huge tree crushed garage and 1953 model auto belonging to Floyd Daniels, llO Third Ave., around 2:30 a.m. Street intersections, basement• flood-ed, garden crops flattened, TV antenna's smashed. Huge tree limbs sprewn throughout city - one huge limb otrU<k by llghiDiag, eruobed was seen on 600 block of tbe resWence ol Kea Wlae .. Fourth Ave. Main St., aelll" die stopllg•t London pages. ent u to 74 e&He was a youngish Marlon Brando The temperature W P Y type, obviously proud of bis torso, which terday · , , • was unadorned, except for an abundance of hair, fro111 the bips up. The rest of Kenneth Wagg, widower of actress bim was clad in tight blue jeans which · 11 bel0 w th bi He Margaret Sullavan, bas written a book 8 tarted about'her that 13 scl)eduled for Fall pubwe e ps. was -f~re 1\lr. . Wag" left for thick-lipped and muscular; witb hair cu& llcatlon. Just u .. rather shorter than Printe Charles fan- · a tour of the Continent that will take · cies ;t. bllll away from England until September, When 1 identified myself and said, I · be told me that Leland Hayward, the New York producer who also was one of was curious to see the place where Dr. Miss Sullavan's 111any husbands, Is rals- Ward had lived, the young man said: ·ng·objections to the book. · "We've had a lot of joumalists arl ound here." did not sound grateful. He did not AB I left the Dorchester, a "nanny" askHe me up fot a look at the place. with three at~ve children "-'- two · girls and a boy-was asking the door- · I went quietly. ... t! • man to .11et her a taxi. · Counsel for both pro~ution and deTile little girl winked at my chauf· fense in the Ward trial have erred In refer, Evans, and then they all plied iDto ferr!l>tl to Dr. Ward's _professional ha$i! the rob. pf operations at 33 Devonslilri! St. as his Tney were Elizabeth Taylor's two ·'~gery." 50 ns by Michael Wilding and the little It 1s not a surgery, if Is a consultlni . German girl she adopted. room. • . The fact that they took a taxi ·iJidio Dr. Ward, as an oateopath,ls not .quacated that Uz was abroad In ber Rollelifled to practice medicine ill London. lWYCe. · A surgery 13 a plaC!' :W!IeJ-:11 .• doctor Evani Is a manied man, but he can Is empowered to treat woundfl, give med· dream. HI! Princesllllargaret_¥ leal advice and prescrlbe'.~lt!Dent. b~ bas been balltDr. Ward, before he 1cl~ lil\0 ·his ~· wai::,Of/or me · to rent embarrassinf ilbiatloii, WfiS allowester:,~: ed to massage .neCks aiad, eta« bOne., but be t~~l!ld not write out pre~ · tlcm for' tranquilizer. · for , , , al - Dainages, By Communities 10 .SUNDAY, AUG. 4 through '' "j ' -~ . . el, 1 roller oklling rillk m1 other slrucluret <llllapeetl ,. Glusport Jeavq two d 01 d and injur'ing many adoen '1'111 s. Weather Bureau ..Jd lhl· winda r111ged up to • mllea an durlal 1i1o heiiht of 1be �• > \ ... weldlt of uy Uvlq warm • bt-.t aalmal ~ KANSAS CITY, Mo. -A eran police oergeant faced charges today of leading patrolmen on a $5,000 spree of businesses oo beat. Chief Clarence M. Kelley said seven men, including two civilians, were charged in connection with the burglaries of shops In the exclusive Country Ciub Plllza and Brookside shop- Due Te R. . .9r•ll"'l Our Office, We Will Not Be Open Aut- 5th., But Will Open Sol; Aut- lOth. Dr. K. D. Amsltary Sabu and Mlnyak, who In movie the on Earth," are the stars the two performing herds in the center rtng of as she performs next to feats, among them 011 her bead, as the awing back a n d in the center ring. United Nations Three-Ring I Also on the b!U are the Hying Circus which comes to Syra- Karolys from Hungary, who cuse, WetlneadJY, August 7th thrilled American TV for two performances, 2 p.m. audiences and Remo and 8 p.m., uuder the sponsor- youngest star of the ship of the Syracuse Volunteer Former Ringling I &I T I J, PRICE FIVE aNll Cleanup operations in central Gallla county eontln· ued today foUowing one of the worat summef storms to hit the area in many years. From Chillicothe Rd., northeastward through Gallipolis, Kanauga. and Cheshire, the electrical storm and cloudburst caused an estimated $50,000 damage to er nearby streams been 'low' property and structures. as a result of the r e e en I The tornadic blast failed to drouth, Rt. 35 in the MIU. Statouch southern parts of Gallia lion area would have IIUffered county. Eureka, Crown City ftJOre-, 11 aakl McCormick. Somt and Northup reported only rain four feet of flash Hood water and thunder blasts, as did Rio covered that area early SuJ>o more horses and 'ponies lhali other known circus. There are many Imported stars in tbe 100 minutes of fun and entertainment. The star • · studded program is replete with endleas processions of and jesters. The entire Is topped by a typiJbrassy baod, under the sudirection of Charlea Sell!!'· Grande and Thurman in north· day. ern Gallia. ft also apparently failed to At leuC M lele.,.._ - $upnl@'ment To visit Meigs county to any great extent, Sheriff Robert C. HarIimbach's office and the State High Patrol said no reports o1 ·. SOMEl;i11"!<3 NEW slletocetl by die blast ...... 1111 to Rlebanl bderlek alld M-oe Gatewood, Oldt BeD Telepll- Co. damage had been received. . "Lilblnlng ,... fierce ond Constructton crawl ~e lllJI>o low" said Edwtn IPete) Me- mooed to restore service ollorto . ' Cormick late Sunday IIIIer- ly after mid~hl. They rema(D. I noon od on duty unhl late Sunday, : Fro;. 11 :20 p.m., Saturday Electric lineo In rural aeu until 3:10 a.m., Sunday, 4.25 escaped seroous climage. Clyde inches of rain fell on Gallla ac- Ramsey ol Buckeye Rural Et.e. cording to McCormick, official 'tic said !lite &lnday only four U. S. Weather Observer at Fair- calls were receiVed by the com.. ,. - ' Southern Gallia, All Of Meigs, Missed By Blasts I""Y ' water closet tanks. .. t! ----------------- \ • Electric Weldttd Stainless Steel parts prevent rulity watar In •• ri'JWiiAIJ••...,. . . lilln . . ..... ... t; ' MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1963 Sabu, Minyak Are Stars In Two Performing Herds NOTICE I ..... ly .....,., - r. r .. '"'"'!"'' Of f'e Jle;...Maon .4r• POMEROY-MIDOLEPOin, OHIO ' NO. 94 ,.....,..., enttn at RMmmliop...., bvo 1bt •1g11. eot eneru OUipul .... i 1 II VOL XV • • NOW Yf)U KNOW field Station. pany as a result of the cloud•· Jt was the most I've ever burst. "Wll e~:pected. man J recorded in four hours since 1 more," said Ramsey. HAS BEEN -ADDED ~ John Al~n. of Columbus and began keeping weather data," said McCormick. " Sixty years Southern Ohio E1eclric Co., said ago, some three and a half Inch- two poles were struck on inl•ll es were reportPd by my father . Hill on Rt. 1-41. Wires were en-. Fifty years before that. three I tangled on Easten Ave., as 1 and a quarter inches fell in ap- lresult of falling tree limbs . ••• • Takes place of old au't dt tamk ball and lift w1r11. ±· -:r· ·. proximately four hours," he con-~ Allen said crews were called tinued. to duty shortly after mldnlghl Wind.1 were estimated up to ' to repair damage. 'l1ley rem&in- miles per hour. [ed in actioo untO Sunday Jfter· "Had not Lake Pete and oth- noon. 5!HIO It's Not ~o Hot (Weatherwise) By. DOROTHY KILGALLEN LONDON DIARY 1 pained to learn from my New Yorkw:.ttor that the folks back borne w~re suffering in a beat wave of something like 98 degrees. . we're having one here in London, toO. It's !lO awful they put it on the front COMPLETE ..... .......... floor wi11dows over tbe garage were open and tbe sound of the television could be beard in the street. · Wben I pressed the bell a "young woman with rumpled black hair an~ no makeup on put her head out the wmdow just as a yo_ung man !Jounded down the o.f.!:.hort fltght of strurs and opened the , ....,., ' ( bills. Fer -·•~ and safety in stttli~g ebiiJations, ancl gel· tlng automatk I'IUiph, start a dttckilg acc~~~nt at aur llank. ,,1. ,. 100th Of """'"""' The Nation~~• C"rrency Act and Tho 11 .. 1 lanlclne System We Pay 3% lnten.t On Yovr S.vlf191 . The FARMERS BANK ,. and Savings Company Mlmber ,tdorllleu1 .. Syattm Mlmller Fldtrof D1p ult f111Ur1nce Corporlt!On .. I\ - Eastern Ave . sector has elec· \ caustn1 coasklerable damace• c:::;:;;V !ric and phone wires disrupted. FAIRFIELD - High winds KANAUGA - Dance Oil and ripped the top off Earl TawGuU serv1ce stat10n plate glass ney's barn causing more than windows crushed by winds up $1 .~ damage. All farm crops lin to 55 m1les per hour. the area were leveled At Dance Oil, oil and gas hard rain and 10111e hail. tanks were forced above ground by flash flood waters. Safety POMIIOY, OHIO ' • • • . ~-•'Pl'Y~r~;. ~- Yeu-htard TONIGHT "REO HOT WHIILS" With Clark Gable and Barbara Stanwyck - and"IXCUSI MY DUST" Red Skelton Sally Forrest IVI'I.·Mon, • .;f.·. • "GIIILII GtRLII GIRLS!" (T..hnleolor) ---end"HAND 0. lilA TH" llihn Apr Paulo lla7mood IRd ., tree. . near the Highway Inn. and • the Dance Oil Co. Water was MacM"""'' lorT•~ ·~ nic grounds, junior fairgrouiHb ADMISSIONS SATURDAY lst•ldlo slipped through several portraits she had ordered d&slroyetl. Seeing one ·in a news maga. zlne recently, she lllormed: - 'lbere'a "Why, thai's a photo I tilled for 15 yesrs ago." ·-·· :Jim Harris, Columbus. .:__t ' ! DISCHARGES SATURDAY ena, Royil .Dano. C•veht Oft The ...unc•, ,..,.,.... ' P.om~v Flow~ 11r1. vu .... ' ; ,• Amusement Co., which wa• to leave for Bowling Green, 0 ., at 2:30 1 · m., Sunday had lo wait until 4:30 P· m., Sunday before pulling out. Meanwhile, the UPI •lad cleanup operationl et Manley. Langsville ; under way fn Glassport M 1 R · Pittsburgh ond other ~ anue · acme. trict communities which were ADMISSIONS SUNDAY- Bill hit by the lel'ies ci1 devulattna Brewer, Raeme; Harold Yoong, storms Mason; Belinda Deem, Ne w In a ;,..Iter of minutes, 1 ho$Jim Harris, Columbus; v~lt Hawley , Pomeroy ; FORMER IUD STAR Frankit gets the credit lor tbitl ~:: "Whal have you done for me lateb"?" agent stocy rnatiJII 10 lbe roonda here. Frankie wu :;~ IDarro ';~;. !I =~r:~~~m:.;u~oecheek to roU.CI hl8 · .• In HaiiJWOOd a friend ,Jn front of Flash ITee, shortly after midnight. D I o i Metes Memorial Hospital Esther Williams Still in the Swim MILLS STATION 1 late Sunday afternoon. ~CH~SmRE - A. huge ,. bini asked: ! ~-·· • l .::. ( . ct..hnleolor) Brian Keith, Tommy Klrt Wv·'·~~,!IO l\1-t til ·Amii'J' . alt60. The fire occurred at 2: 15 seen standing in nearby fields flood waters covered old pte.. ..AVAGIIAM" Dew07 llart!Jo, Jell York, Rafael Caml!oo, SUm Plet- and pine tree smashed a cabin near a. m. Tonlthl thru Wednesday Wall Dl.,.r'• ID, approximately one A utility pole was severed · two--tenths miles west of Rt. ShiW..IJ .._.. MorMIIII Macttae, 11-}'00<..W daughtw of Gonloll CIIIIISioeilo,loiMtlol•.....r.-ofAJC.lV'o"f,t,-n. . s-.• She~ will plor s.w,, fl .... " ..... Glcltlt - . Mil<,, p~or •• ! • , around inundated 8f.'ea. Carl ed over $4,000. Structure wu Morrow home hit by falling . located on Kerr • Harrison.Jmra ~aven : Charles Kmghtmg, erne; Mrs. Errol Russell, West Columbia. W. Va. DISCHARGES SUNDAY Mrs .. Dan_Clay, and daughter, Harrosonvtlle. BIRTHS SUNDAY - Mr. 1Mrs. Errol RusS'>II, West :lumbla, a daughter . t Part... Marta Krl1tea. Kevin Coreor: Elvia Presley 1n • . f_. ·: ille "lQUd and etear. ~ BIDWELL - Barn beltlllglng to M. s . Stowers, Rl. z, Bid- measures were take~ beca~se well, destroyed by fire caused have; just seell ''ol.a)'~ M.iDBnelch .. : ·: · t . . , m by of loose gas and 011 floatmg by lightning. Damage estlmat. a / I be Wll•payingllllle ICIWII te pay Damage in stricken areas included: GALUPOUS- Huge tree crushed garage and 1953 model auto belonging to Floyd Daniels, llO Third Ave., around 2:30 a.m. Street intersections, basement• flood-ed, garden crops flattened, TV antenna's smashed. Huge tree limbs sprewn throughout city - one huge limb otrU<k by llghiDiag, eruobed was seen on 600 block of tbe resWence ol Kea Wlae .. Fourth Ave. Main St., aelll" die stopllg•t London pages. ent u to 74 e&He was a youngish Marlon Brando The temperature W P Y type, obviously proud of bis torso, which terday · , , • was unadorned, except for an abundance of hair, fro111 the bips up. The rest of Kenneth Wagg, widower of actress bim was clad in tight blue jeans which · 11 bel0 w th bi He Margaret Sullavan, bas written a book 8 tarted about'her that 13 scl)eduled for Fall pubwe e ps. was -f~re 1\lr. . Wag" left for thick-lipped and muscular; witb hair cu& llcatlon. Just u .. rather shorter than Printe Charles fan- · a tour of the Continent that will take · cies ;t. bllll away from England until September, When 1 identified myself and said, I · be told me that Leland Hayward, the New York producer who also was one of was curious to see the place where Dr. Miss Sullavan's 111any husbands, Is rals- Ward had lived, the young man said: ·ng·objections to the book. · "We've had a lot of joumalists arl ound here." did not sound grateful. He did not AB I left the Dorchester, a "nanny" askHe me up fot a look at the place. with three at~ve children "-'- two · girls and a boy-was asking the door- · I went quietly. ... t! • man to .11et her a taxi. · Counsel for both pro~ution and deTile little girl winked at my chauf· fense in the Ward trial have erred In refer, Evans, and then they all plied iDto ferr!l>tl to Dr. Ward's _professional ha$i! the rob. pf operations at 33 Devonslilri! St. as his Tney were Elizabeth Taylor's two ·'~gery." 50 ns by Michael Wilding and the little It 1s not a surgery, if Is a consultlni . German girl she adopted. room. • . The fact that they took a taxi ·iJidio Dr. Ward, as an oateopath,ls not .quacated that Uz was abroad In ber Rollelifled to practice medicine ill London. lWYCe. · A surgery 13 a plaC!' :W!IeJ-:11 .• doctor Evani Is a manied man, but he can Is empowered to treat woundfl, give med· dream. HI! Princesllllargaret_¥ leal advice and prescrlbe'.~lt!Dent. b~ bas been balltDr. Ward, before he 1cl~ lil\0 ·his ~· wai::,Of/or me · to rent embarrassinf ilbiatloii, WfiS allowester:,~: ed to massage .neCks aiad, eta« bOne., but be t~~l!ld not write out pre~ · tlcm for' tranquilizer. · for , , , al - Dainages, By Communities 10 .SUNDAY, AUG. 4 through '' "j ' -~ . . el, 1 roller oklling rillk m1 other slrucluret <llllapeetl ,. Glusport Jeavq two d 01 d and injur'ing many adoen '1'111 s. Weather Bureau ..Jd lhl· winda r111ged up to • mllea an durlal 1i1o heiiht of 1be �....... ~ 101111 • Dlll7 Sentinel, Pllllltrv7-M1441.,.-t, o.• AUJ. a. teea - . . Mi1: lilWIW Blab, . ~· of Wlll•,.t.- -JIO. Laurel CliH Better Health Club """ ~~~~ ~ Is Entertained By Mrs, Tracy : ~~c'bw~ ':.IIJ· ":' Mn. E. J. Tracy au~~~a~ b)' •ted bJ Mrl. E. J. Trocy. Arou. . ·And . .ClY!ie .J And rews· About M'ddle..,..,. Is C~ancelor Of 1 I , .. 1u Main.' About .Peop/e ·ln Pomeroy Fides Lodge '' , ) lf'IJe.. .a. Class ~.... "" Of 1931 Holds Annual Reunion c~au ·----~~-.~~~ Racme • . ~=:.ward rn.m· "weise · O.JW~i. Ra~ ~ (~lher . ' Social News.. Church Gl'ves Pastor' Family Farewell Party ·e Rummlolb~ have lbe hiP. ftt ODOriJ l&lpal per • alt ,.elRbt of aay Uvln1 warm • a.: blotd011 ulaiiL VOl XV NO. 94 STOP LEAKY T0IL£TS r-• •,-•·· " ::':s.~=~ ~=:; SUNDAY a .... , TUESDAY 1,. 7 Odie"- D=·- TUESDAY 1:. ·=· •=• I'" =• •=• on. for "'*' ........... lted . *"* .,.x..... IWH·,.rine time a:..• ... .,. ste;, ,, ..... ....._ a:•- t:;;: _..-. r .- ...., --~ 7 -n•-~··- Of Tht N..ltHNII Currency 'WQIIU)' I'Ua Act and Th• 0...1 lonklnt ., lrstem ., We P1y·3% I n - On Your SIYlnga i I .,. I The FARMERS BANK and SaYings Company · ~* ......... __..System l'lltmlier Plllli'al Dep 1 If IMUrlnce Corporlllon ·· . ,.... ·~ . · · .:.. ... : _::. I'OMIROY, OHIO M. - IIOU.YWOOD (UPI) - ..... . . . .I,au"'"'ry bu a alarrlll& Nil 11a tile mmle ''fto w'CIIl " _ , . Otioat.' Peter Sellen wu p:eulouiiJ - for rmtb= ltarrflll. Pill .. tile. movie. ~d, i "Oif ------- ...... Lu!J •• , ........ .,...... -=• a : o •• 1:1111 ''YI Gol li.lllcl'lt 1:111 Vacatilll ~ t:ell lliDIIr l1loiw t:a Mil Gldfl• 1l:tt Pit wad It:....... lloo - U:II-. .._ n ,, D:IO So 5 lie W I · D:ll- -........ ar. , WHTN-TY 11:311 Plarlo; ll:GIIIIeal lllc:Cofll 11:J1 , _ - 5 1 h lS:GO IA9e ol &.Ill z. 11::11 lien 12:11 II 4 ... 'l'llllla- - · ...... fled . . · - - .'i;; ill a%&"'"J; • 1:a ~ l.:li ¥ 11a1111 '1\.- ut r., 1rll ,...,. . . ..•.....-,......... :,. , ,,*' . a:a iJa'* .l'ulr l:a l un•.f. "'*'"" W'U , ,.. lt!ll - ... !{. _ _, . . . . ........ ,_ , . . . . . 711 "1 t.a W I l!li ...,. ..... ... lilllli.-lr ':ft . . . . . . flit ....... D:lll .... . ' ' t1 & • U\1!1 'tr 7 ;:, PRICE FJVE CENT$ Cleanup operations in central Gallla county tontln· ued today following one of the worst summer storms to hit the area in many years. From Chillicothe Rd., northeastward through Gallipolis, Kanauga. and Cheshire, the electrical storm and cloudburst caused an esti· mated $50,000 damage to or -roy otreamt been 'low' · property and structures. •• a result of the r • c en I The tornad ic blast lail011 to drouth. Rt. S5 in the Mills Statouch southern parts or Gallia tion area would have 111ffenad county. Eureka. Crown C i l y noore." said McCormick. Some and Northup reported only rain lour feet or Dash flood wall!t' and thunder blasts, as did Rio cover011 that area early Sua: Grande '"and Thurman in north- day. ern Gallia . lt also apparently failed to At - IIvisil Meigs county to any greal a;..,. MONDAY. r1 Southern Gallia, All Of Meigs, Missed By Blasts 1::: J ... .., .... ,. • -------------MONDAY, AUGUST-5,--1963 I . KANSAS CITY, Mo. - A veleran pollee sergeant lac011 Sabu lllld Mtnyak, who star· lop u she performs next to more horses and 'ponlee tban .· charges today of leading four in movie the "Greatest Impossible feats, amcmg them any other known circus. patrolmen on a $5,000 on Earth," are tbe stars balancing oo her bead, as lbe There are many imported the .two performing herds 11rapeze bars swing back a n d stars In the 1110 minutes ol fun spree of businesses on beat. In tbe center ring of forth in the center ring. and entertainment. The star • Chief Clarence M. NatiiiiUI 'l'hn!e-Ring Also on the bill are the Dying studded program is replete said seven men, including which comes to Syra- Karolys from Hungary, d10 r.. with endless processions ol civilians, were charged 1n cuse, WednesdJy, August 7111 cently lhrllled American TV clowns lllld jesters. The entire nection with the burglaries two performancea, 2 p.m. audiences and Remo Loyal, procession is lopped by a lyp~ shops In the exclusive ~~=~ I p.m., under the spoosor· youngest star of the tightwire. cal brBBSy blllld, under the soClub Plaza and Brookside of tbe Syracuse Volunteer Former Ringling •ters, "The perb direction ol Charles SclarniruLceoterL ShOW&I"!I!lJlc!J Tr!POill" _fuAd_:J <>:hMd bal!IDC:: lbaUm a.::. " j.. ly..,,_., ...... Ar• Sabu, Minyak Are Stars In TwQPerformingHerds ":W Dr. K. D. AmsNry I ... •• I 1 ,., y 1M .... .... lean If-"·· ln·stal/ Council 'lit Members For J b' DaughferS ,::: ~~n. r~rs. ao;;~nard B:~ ru lnUrNII 01' Jlle JM,.M..,n POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 1 1 ....,., !I ., . . . enttn Dft.Pirrl To .)14rt. NOTICEI ..,., • NOWYpUKNOW relo"""'. • . . _j 1• )lt'u: .-• a...ter lfJgh school'• coup • Ira WoUman tDterlllDed G111101 ..,.., played • n d Mia Sally Sehul Mr R c ' ·· ol lt31 held Ill unual plcnle . . llelfl !WI1ed Rlllh Ann. the Laurel Clllf Belter llealfh prllel aWII'ded to Mrs. J111101 Sanabury lllld Mr (; B1 New Ottieen Wet'll · Jnelalled lrr, p Mrs. Fraat Lowe of at the borne ol Mr. and M r •· ·Mrs. Grace Eells of SebrtnJ Pie Club Thunday ..enlnl at bor Gilmore. Mn. IJ!)yd Wt1gbt, have reb.m.d are Ill!' .,...Ia ol Mr. CIJN. and Mra. Irene Taylor Of 1 · vlsli when Fidel I..odl•, •,No. Ill, ~ · · rce Ball Run home. Mrl. Merlin 'l'rlcy 11D11 Mrs. with Mr. and lira. Jolin Barry. ~hta of Pyth!Q, met '1'lluN- and Mrs. Wll1jam WOOdard llld ly), GaUlpolls. ver, Pa., were gu..ls ol Mrs: Mr.. ol ~- . Mr. and The meeUnc, In charge of Charles DiehL Refreshmenta and Mrs Jeaa Bello In Lock· clay evening at lhe bUill Jlld. Dlher tfleftds and A bastot .dinner was enjoyed Laura McKenzie who 1~ .:J"i~-·· Middleport ; Mn. Robert Bowen, secretary, were served by the hoste""" haven p~ dleport Jritb Grend Cllaoeelor Mr. llld Mrs. J1111e1 Dealcol at noon, All oulala""lng lealilre pr.nled them· llld 'l'lslteil" Mr. and · Mi lless, Syra. opened with prayer, follow011 to 15 members and one gueot, Mrs, E.;.rson Jones and dau· Tom MW. of N~Oml Lodce, Gal- bavo returoed to lholr home In was !he Jari• ~tlerecl decor· their ·homes and 11so vlsltM ~ Mn. · Mae .Ingles devotions by Mrs. Pearl Mn. Louis Reibel. ghter~. Sharon and Barbara, !(polls, Earl Waldroa, Qf iii&Or Da)'IA>D alter e vlsll Jritb Mr. ated coke 1rilb "1131" on top, Dr. an4 Mra. GeorJe VIlli. • ~· \>11, are great Parker. A thank you note wu were In Athens Friday where mar Lodge, Springfield, lllid La- and Mrs. William W'!""ard. d~ted by "fn· Buck. In the Hom at East Llverpoo~ Oblo, . ~.- Pll · "· 10 · Tracy of from the TUrner lamlly they visited wllh Mrs. E. w. ~ Brown, Fldea Lod&e, .Mid· Mr. llld Mrs. .Bid Ifall 111<1 afternoon the group tallfed of Mr. 8lld Mrs. Nett Wolfe ld • .,...... . lnl Is great great 8lld Mn. Tracy lhank011 the Jones. Whlle there Sharcm was dleport, .. Installing ofllcers. fiJilj]y of Fremont are .guesta of Old llmea lllld 1oo1t plcl\ll'es. Elkton, Ohio, and Mr ..1 arandl~~. lor nowerg and cards the lunch.O. guest d. Mils VIr· Carl Owens, cbancelor cam- Mr. Ud Mrl. Charlea Eakew '1'he )'OWII people In the crowd Carol Sayre at Pittsburjh, ,.. her while hospitalized. slnJa Koch a former cluomate IJIII!Ider, presided over the bull- Ud family. •njoyed cameo 11D11 rldlna the lw"nlng home with Mr. and PlCNJc PUNNED '""""" robin card• were sent who Is , ..:acher 1a the ~ De8ll meeUnc and IDtroduced Mn. c. L. Arnold returned Gooehea' p<llie.l. Mrs. Sayre who spent the The tlnlted Methodist Mr•. Lowell McNickle and Membera ol the Syracuse Na· ter oc:hools. dlstiDgulshed guesta, Tom lllllll, to her liome, AlheDs Road, on Present besides the boot and weekend bere violtinC relathlea, school will· have ·• pienic Otho Radford. zarene church and lrlends beld Mrs. Charlea McNamee Is ill GrUd ehancelor of Ohio, of Thunday after a week's vlllt at bosteu and tbelr son To Ill Mr. and Mrs. Edmund wn,. tbe Rook Springs · A. poem written by M r '· a farewell party TUNday even· it her home 011 ~ Ave. GaWpolls, and Earl A. Wald· Rand, W. Va., 1rilb her clatllh- were Mr. 11D11 Mrs. Dana Fell ley d. Balt!more, Md., and Mrt, SUnday, beginning with recrea- <'rv•lle Allen concernmg the lng at Syracuoe Park honor- Hor daughlero, Mrs. Ce c II ron, financial secretary of Ingo- ter Ud IIO!t-ln·'-w, Mr. and (Betty D~me.wood) Washing. Ethel Wallon of Mlnlo June-._ tlon at2 p.m. A potluck dinner club was read by Mrs. Clar· jing the Rev. 8lld Mrs. Harold Br.adbury and Mrl. Charles mar Lodge, 810 of Sprlnglleld. Mrs. Charlea E!Uottllld family. IOD C. H., Mr. llld Mrs. Etseluon, Ohio, spent a few ,._11 will be served et· 5 p. m. lot- ence CurtiS;, Three readmp Holmes and family who left Wise are with her. Mr. and Mrs. New officers lnslallecl we r e ·Mrs. Charlet Roush and daU· Buck 1Ecl'l8 Warner), Mrt. ~ with their aunt, Mrs, Lo!llle loWed by • vesper service. were giVen, I Know Somethmg F ld I Loud Ill Wise are here from Waverly. Clyde Andrews, ch81!Celor com. shten, Patty and Angela of Kilmer' Bruce Enlow;, Belpre • Wllco•en. Good About You." by Mrs. I r ay or . onv e. Dr and Mrs R R Pickeno mander; Lester Walburn, vice Columbus are lhe gue.sta of George Merb, Jackson; Mr. and i""';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;"": / Merlin Tracy; "Add A. Little IAthpothtluckRedmnerH I was seskrvl01l and ·son Ray ;.,d· hl; parents chancelor; Brad Wolfe; prelate; her mother, Mn. Ronald GJlnd- Mrs. Herbert Parker lllld Nan- Mr. and Mrs. George Welll lcream d .... Mr P rk w e • · 0 meo a ng ' ' ' J H G te rna ter f k le cy Shiii'OII Church Syracuae· ster of New Jersey called .., II ndan "Lo.....,arR, s. be•, ;, grace. Gills were pre!ented to Mr. and Mrs. Pickens of Mason, R·. h. d rBa n' . s •~~-- h; y. "-· M' --• Mr Fred B Smith' Mr and Mrs. Eber Carnahaa 8 1· · . ' er : ;ve emem r ' tb H01 r0 mn 1 ludi have returned rrom a vacation IC ar 8 ey, secre_.,, cas Mr. and .&llf3. Charles Watson r. 'IIIIU · 1 Dana Oliver, who also • mes Y nc ng . C d Bohr treasurer; D&My Zirkle and of Balllm.ore ... Mr. and Mrs. John BaUey and an afternoon last week. Due Te Roodec!lretlne trip to Charles ana 8 ·Searles an4 dau- master ' ' ~ guealt of • Mrs JUU ,, G p omeroy Rt .; Mr. an d Mr . and Mrs. Lonct'us no•o......;.... read an arllcle, u Patent Medt· scrapbook nd lctur concernlng d . th event!l f Mrs of arms; Robert Grim, were recent reg, 1 Our Office, llc:•ne." A reading, " High CUI- a PR · Mrs, 1!111 Fenton (Wilma Hol· of Charleston, W. Va., spent 1 urm~88 e ; ; ghter · .lolrs Don Becker and )nner guard, and R. L. Manley, Ronald G!lndley. We Will Nolle 0,.... ture in Dixie," and a poem, years ev. mes ocrv chllcken G~eg and Lisa have outer guard. Mr. Ud Mrs. Morris Page ler), Columoos; Mr. and Mrs. SUnday with Mr. and '4n. Fred Aug. 5th., For Friends Like You," were asAf:':~ were Mr and Mrs returned from 8 l&<la; visit Following the meeting mem· m1 Mrs. Paul Hrubvltch and OWen DIIIMW!IOd, Mechanics- Cadle and guests . of , tbe lui Will Open Set; G Bin g M nd ·M · R · wllh relatlveo 1n Birmingham hers and guesta went to !be daughter IJf Marietta were rt· burg Rt. 1: Clllford Hayes and Cadles Tuesday were Mr. and Nuy 15 r.; ~\W:: and Clanton Ala · dlnlng room for refreshments cent IUOIIa o1 Mr m1 Mrl Gregory, Middleport; Vlr811 M". Russell Waltz and dau~ Aug. lOth. M~rrand ~:: Fr~man: Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bach- ol ice cream and cake served Fred H. Clark. · · McElroy, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jer, Je!Tl of Bremen, Ohio, M nd M Olin K nd tel and family have as their by Horace McElhinny Ud Clyde Min Melanie Grueser spent Rose (Martha Frecker) and lllld Mn. Charlea TUcker at f r.l~ M rs. J ••:,; 11 gueslt Mrs. Roy Bachtel and Andrews. last ....t with Mila Sally WlJ. Doo, Minersville Rt. ; John Sel- Lancaster. 0 S doughier, Claudia Bachtel, Sid· lls ·at Racine. , : : Mrs. Flossie Church and 1 Council members were in· and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy ney Ashton, and ChriJ and Ed· Larry Holism, lJnda Grues- lie Michael) Eric and Eddie, claushter, Sharon, spent Jut laDed h B tbel 62 of Inter· Watson. Mrs. Maxine Arnold die Bachtel ol Wickenburg, Arl· er, Johnny Beaver and Carolyn • 111 ,. 1_, WITH THIS s "'o~~er eo! Job'• Dough- and Susanna, Mrs. Frank Potts zon~. They ~e ·~.ndl"8 !h~ LC. Ot"~J -~ U,Norfliun ~·n., • -~"-' Cheslet..Rl----· ·~~ I 11 met Thursday evening at Hf ... fSC4e Pomeroy Masonic Temple. ·• HINGE TYPE VALVE ASSEMBLY 1, ,.sar,.idah·ed Bechtle, honored queen, ·~ for 2" Flusll Valves will! DuPont's 1, and routine business • LlF£TIMi .Dicno J~p t... C«d transacted. It was decided 1 1:00 :Genera~ · Boepllll 11:80 Keefe · ·11!1\lW ' to sell Christmas cards. Plans ' II rOO· Dulte'a Nm 1'oetiM 1:30 SbowliDie . were made to practice on Sat- • 1:115 • •, . ~ 11:10 SeaDoml Tile Wtlillllr urday, August 31. at 9:30 a .m. t I:GO QlloiiD . Far !\ ~ 11:11 8porto ~ Council members were install· 1 1:80 Wbo Do You rr.t WSA:Z.lY 11:» Rlflrbeat by Elsie D. Smith, who be- ? •:oo AD)erlca Be..W eel '3 0 I~~: stale guardian at I h e I< t:30 Dlltvia» v t:ttG siC w ~:• Oil. . . B Ill& h session held at Cleveland ·;l 1:115 .... 10:• , . _ IIIII in June. Marie CUrd served as ~ 7)·~J:oosuw--.. 1:01 C 1t tg IWpne 10:"'1 LiviD& Word ... bdlf Qul ~ .... Installing guide. ,. &:20 & I • 10:·~ 10:45 Qu1stopben 1:110 Good. IWDIII& Installed were Allred Toney, R 1:011 1111 WH'fN.TV 10:11 l ..... a., tl:OO Tills fa Tile Life 1:30 OperaliOD Alpbabel /aS!IOCla•le guardian; Daisy Blak· D 11:11 ·11oa1 M.CO,. 1:80 p CfilnMI1J JO:GOIIIII . . _ 11:» l1rooJIIors ol Flilll 1:<10" . - . . . . . ahown lnstlll•d ill Cvt Out cae1 T1nk esJee, guardian secretary; Ma- C 11:.• ,_IIIII Glail1tl r:s Dallir wa. 12:11t TV Chapel 10:25 N<wt a:e ABC •s .. e a L • Elltctric Welded Stainless Steel bel Goeglein, guardian treasur- M D:ll~ol ·ta Fallb Itt 1'itiQ 10:11 li'la¥ lrtur lluacb . 12:30 Ask " Priell 7:00 , _ .. Allllr parts prevent rusty water In er; Florence Tracy, directress 12:• Cll N, II: UO Price Ia ll!gbC . t.SliK&..- ~ IZ:fi A New !Jfe 7:30 Tile llllli . . water closet U:nk1. music ; Helene Mullen, prou:•w •'ll'lll 1:00 TV 11111111 1:00 ~pel llar.-zy llafl U:JO Conceolr1:30 'l'be ftiOem•n l:lll "WCJIS lltlla • Takes place o1 old 1 u·kte t:lnk moter of hospitality; Georgia D;GO Your Fll"ll ....,._. 1:30 Full i IIi I :30 Mea of Vision 1:00 Stoney Dune ~II and lift w1res. Watson, custodian of parapherl:lll .... ""' -14 flat 2:00 Red• Vs. Pfralel D::a. rru$ • Con'«JTJ 10:11 10:110 Bell CUe)' • Adds new seat on flush valve of nalia ; and Harry P. Smith, pro11::.1 1181 Ill c.n 4:1$ Sc:onl8 11:00 Local News stainless steel with seal that I ';';~~; of fraternal relations. I 10:5& tlewa 1:31 Lllft It Te Glrll 5:00 ·Old lllan Y.,.. U ; i9' f'lf""'Oker Heft will not leak. IC council members will be u:• J - W)mla 2:110 heple Will Talk 5:30 Bolllwinkle 11:15 Weatber • Only two auem~y parts includ· at a later date. Ch 11:30 $eveo lliep z,a- .Newl 6:00 Meet 'l'llo Pnsl 11:20 Academf Award llaiiiiJ ina one piece clamp that makes tfU 12:10 &rnle Ford .,. Deo:IGn 6:30 ~*•• installation easy and quickly. Hom~maker•' Club dl 11:30 Father Kbowa 8es1 1:10 t.nna YOUIII &:aw *r 01 1:00 Geaeral Iloaplll1 S:30 You Dill\ SaT Anyono ~~:=~:::!' illuotrotod Picnic In Ohio :\: 6:5t s,.ts 1:111 I!IJOWt:OO lllalcll G 7:01 O"'UUIIt GUARANTEED fOR LIFE OF TOILET Members and guesls uf the } 1:11 M•h• , , 1 " t:ai ~ , , •• r.• ........., WS.Az.TV.PLUS 10 YEAR GUARftNTEEU BAll New Haven Homemakers club luc 1:10 ~ hr A lliiJ t:OII IIIIa R • , IIIIIIQ •:»Cor H Mfa. 1 , held a picnic Thursday even- sel· I:JI .... Do Yw l'ttlll CIM .. ,d3 a:• ML cat I :II lloDaltU · PAtU PIIODUCTI CO., IHC. ing, at the home of Mr. and "L""l'l ..... Amerleaa Bencl"""' MetHirl,, Mo. 1 R k "'"' it:• Me'' t1 • 01\ w I:G CD<IICOit ilepGil 10:• Sbow ol Weill , - - - - - - - - - - - - , / Mrs. William Forner. oc jn PI VaiJ'. 1:10 Yw AIW IW ll 7:111 .. . ·a.er 11:• l'(ew Attending were Iva 8« . l:lltd'l- · T:lli ·ftdo,J filii ' - WQ' IJ;It JJID .......... 11 :10 • • • • Capehart Mabel Pickens, Sa· unL 1:10~ , 11:1i &1)'11* - :tAidlf UuL "1M . . . W-"Call die Warth, Roberta Maynard, Car 1:a . ,. h"' 1:11·" .. 1.- Dlewe Piolun Nellie Mcintyre, Betty Heu, quit 1:11 Ill& M II ... --·BriiiiiiiJ . . . COMPLETE ap.alioD A(pbrbet I ad y s Hart and Geraldine pro t:ai rw··•· ...,. Omnel 8 IO:Wiia¥. W11a lladlloDerQ' llluo4 I.Oi:IJN1:11 . _ " " ' ...... l----------'1~;~~.~ and daughter of New rep · f:3Q Mondq Nl&bl Morill WCH5-TV W. Va., Mildred Clark Hoo 10:• 1' 1 117 r ... ·....,. 1:» Arl l.llikltuer .I:HiiiiC .... c:•Pawu•w•·c 7:10 ABc i\llt!ll ,.. ..., Cheshire, Goldie Love and takt • 1!:11 Price Ia . . . 11:00 Brlllkley'e "-eal 12:• CBS Wllllfngllll Reporla 7;.0 ..... daughter, WOrthington, Mrs. elsh la.:ll 0161 Cillr Itt . M:31 Special lleport ••• Ra;; ). ..,. Scott Folmer and Mrs. WUllam nate u:w \'ear lflnt ....... '1 ani Roberta ll;llt ~· t:IO Uuts l~tbI 'bllioC Handa Folmer. wa• U.ll . _.... 12:30 TrUib or ......., • 1:45 Dlar lleaD ShoW 11:31 ...... 11:16 JJa lbecltc oa ~ Sm~ JZ :lill .l!leWI 1:15 Orioh:l ¥a. Yaalr:a llill .uc ..... l1rral l:tll ...,.., N u:• w.-kl New• Twlqb& Tl n:a I:.M • Wlllllllr "-* OMity l:Jit ..... I& '1'11 Glrll 11:11 l'lolibl - Varlllf Mlz~ 5:• Amalia &our · ll:ai ' l'iAWIIIIl - 7. m .. 2:tl f8clple Will 'hit . the , ,,.. l'Welllletll <DIIIrJ WCHS.TV tng e:30 11r. u J;21 ~ llepld Ch•nnal I 2:•tii-~ . . Gam 7:10'7:~ Dai4' Word a war I:W lAnllil YOU!'IJ. · 7:» Oennlt 'l'lle llenace ?:au Jaca. L.r..,. ,._ Ji311 ~Gil UIIU1 Sal . ler, l:aa 1111 l!ldlivw 1:10 lltlddJ SlarUI8r . ,, .. Rea. llllCo7• Mi•• 1:1111 G!lllll 1:-0D ,. I •o ~ I:Ji AherdctD ft 1 I Dale 1:30 G. E. !llealer lO;UQ t~leMe ,, ....... .._ •• Ill All 10:00 Calllld eoom.a 10:31) 1 l.ovo 1""'1 I :GU Mr. c t a abovo 10:111r _ ,•• Ml' Lint ClncOb lie!P' ll:BB llealltCUIJO Mrs. ll:BB CBS Newo 7:11 lila todl)r &bow 11:30 Pele .. liladfa aml 11:15 River Boat f:SI lodq 0111 Jcar Wll '"" '"" hr II 11:110 . _ ....... II»J•·n n IIIIIIP ser, ,,. ~ 0111 v- Will 1:25 We1tb 12:Zii Cllew~o ArnOI t:llll 11 a WH'JN.TY D:ail i!ear<ll For 'l'lD«nw 1:311. NeWI t'lCLUI'I Ha"" 1:45 llllmleJ-IIr......, . . . . IJ:tl;li!""......... ~·Channel l3 Dul'lt 1.0:111 IIQ WileD 10 lllda 1:00 Woman t'ap 'loW· 111«'&1 11:30 Or. Peale 1:~ Newa 7:11~ 12:00 Davey & Gollalb and I·) ~ ... 1'111 rM . . . 1:110 .u lbo Worl4 Turu •:• ' 'tap• 12:15 Noblemeo Quartet U:IOftlet·~ 1 1:00 p....,.m t:iiiiiJIC& .I'Oftll ~ Bible a.aa-n J.;;,. 11:·~ Ill: 10 Peter GWIIl 1:111 Ill I IJ l~ U)W. I •lb'...... U:llt'INIJmp<atlltll end~~) 1:00 To ten 't.ruth u:w MJwa uewT!tW 1:30 Meet Professor · - 11:-~ ents, . 11:11 II I • • •al - town to pay bills. 1:110 ~na 'U 11:8 lltlla n:u J&ID ,.,,.... aa lfGdl 1.· - ·· - lliiJMt'n 1:» ISsues a Answers 1:11 Mifdl)' N. . For •wenlenct ........., In grll!ld u:a ~~- , J'l S:IO Brldp 1!11 Alit Sltben who uu ""' £die at N!Pl 11:111 1:10 PlopJe Will Talk settll•t elllivatlo••· anti gel· her I f:W _., WQis-tY ''30 fal<e Two stine ( , lint ;,.~ IWIIipls, lfort a . . Jntr rter 5:11 l'bd Silvera Cbllr"ll I 1:11 Die PI-ta pani" .,. ~~~ Doll'& . . :~: ~ 7:1! Dalli iJord . diana ct nldng acmnt Ill - ....._ 7:11 U8o\ PnM• I .... · ,.,. Jd I el .... wltb l "" .. Set GaD 1:11 _ , IIRa;rowrllliK I!IO lladdr ._ .,.~ . andfi 1:1t Wtttl • «::t ..... ,. llf 2 Pt ·.~'E ..... lEW C. • : - 'ee a• rtlturit f,av ~ n lOl. ,_ .. l"lnlt•• r:lll lb Tel nua ..... 1 "'"'" l.tiCJ 100th AnnlverMry ···-~1111 . lw ... •=• Qlleell WIIO Do r .. ALWti 1:31 lllletlv.,, .. 1:11... ' THURSDAY .. Fat !\ ~ I:QII 1'rlell A· . W f •:00 WSA%-TV CIMnnel 3 1:01 !lupor - - llupper lrlao 1:11: ""' Blllla.... ,,. Corllc:ob· Reporl 1:80 P-mo... I'IOWI w., w., f:IO l'bo 'lnday Bilow . ,,. To< 0t11 r1:16 1'tda1 ilul Yl!ir 1:40 ~lithe 1:411 ABC I!:YIIIIirla IIO(IGit Daatler Mu 1:08 t:GO Good MonliD& Sllow 1:111 Operali<ll Alph ' I 11:1111 Say Wilen Jl:lliNews ·10:111 Play Y- !!up ·B:OO Price Ia lllsh& U:JO ConcentraW:v1o 7:111 Oillo ODd llarrlot 1:08 Doolla &bow 1:30 Beaver 1:10 lily I Solie 1:30 McHalea NaY)' 10:10 Alcoa 11:1111 ABC Newo l'loal 11:10 . . - • tile Weatbor ll:tl Acedeln1 , ..... ~ JI:OI llour rua lmprletloa D:• fruUt ar c.n,ll•• D:8Newo l:GII Mid ilaJ NowJ 1:10 AliA Solbenl FRIDAY Z:OO People Will Talk 1:a111n t:• eae he' CJblavuct J:31 Yt11 D'&t:IO lldall Gaa!l WSAZ.TV ,,. De 'lnday f:lt'l'otiQ OUI y._ WQ 1:418111:111fWeek I:II·MAiarutiP I:GII GDarl . . . . ' t:• OJ..- ·=-- ':31 'l'nlll ""' 1:10 Bala VL 1'11111 ll:a.Aim ...,..,... a: U:11 . . 'he U:ll . . . . u:• ·W'alill • • r .,,. 1' . . . . . . AlJI I 11 II•.. Ill w• ... PlAJ ,_ ..... .u :• Prtce 11 IUtlltl 11:. c u .. a:• Ytut ftil 'nllf, de ••• 'nR'r.. .' •II ••IO ... •'• I. '"' Omp··- a . . . . fnlllll • 11:8 NBC- . 1:.. 111110., Nella 1:31 Alia 8lllt a a:w reop1e ww Tallt 1:111 tlftll ... •Jba Dill! 1•• WatS.1V a:oo Lonua r..,. a:• ltau lloD'l 8aJ Cht!nnel • I:SI Illll7 Word ,,. Jact La , _ . . . 1:10 ·IIU!Id7 Slu I •:· ·capwe ....,. 11:• 01' rtr tl:ll ' lm8 "'"" u:• Chlnnel 3 c;ucawb Reporl •=• I:IOIIi, CU- 11:...... I .. _ t:• ",.,a.. .......... ._ 1:111 tlftll 1:11 .... ClrI:W lllll AtUI hr II I.:U .1• Tbt. , Alw e:a Wattre u•r BallkQp U:31J· Pile aad Cillib'l 11:10 ...... Llfa ll:lltNne 11:11 s-dl IGr ra:•• t:• ..... lJ. ) ' ,..,..,.. 7:• Death Valey "-11 ••• Twwa•• n ,,.~~ •=• - ·,,. · - · · Pap 1:10 Paawwd 1:111 Special 1:• ymlMen 1:11 Tile ...... 1:30 'Do. . . . . . fllPI AIDIIf •• llltllll t:ll l'nce • Rqpl& II:K .IIICt · ~;llli!rwt B:-14W...... p:lfllt!wlf 1:30 Pl1'1111e ll:lit WaUl- ..... i.t:• ,..,._, ... 1!. Rule ·- - 1:11 ~ .PIIlOI .... "'.....""'** .... Sea Jlua&. I • ,,. llllliJO 7:11•-- ,,lif:IIFu- _........ aU.- far I he -.pa111 bave done much to • tablilb him aDICIIC tbe top .... era d. tbe tnduatry ..... Mille Berle portraye apatra, Jaet Ilem)- lo Ben a.r Mil Lauruce Ilarvoy playe LOOK-LISTEN: Oocar-iilaad Splrla<ue ....... '"Tile Miltoa . M I """' Araold - .. oulellmdBerle Shaw," Ia a repeat calor ibi 8ritiiiJ camp [ter ud a tep Jx•ti'fllt OD N8C-1V, Mcmday, rriiA!r ol mollilD pleture ....... - - l l Otber guests . . . . . - bu heen signed to ""'TTpNN ... lila COIIIed)' IP""al Jnelude and oooduct me music for "EoI4a Horae llld Jlllla Patae. pir=·~" NBC-'JV's aew WedMill Dame linp "Wbat'a New -.y nlahl ......... - drama at the Zao?" llld "Some Peo- _.,. lbat beg1no Oet. 2. H i s ple" ·fnm tbe Broadway JIWII. ....., far "Bridge ol tbe River cal "Gftlsy," J(jsa Paige llap ltwai" 1I'CIIl him an 0 sc a r Mil "R'e a w; Award In U58 ..... Old Tolm."' •.... Cnle Porter's ll8lute to Paris, Stella Slev- bu been .... "Cu-Can," is eurrelltly draw.. ed to portray tbe romaotlo lead In& cro!ldo at St. JOOo Ter· CRl •'le Gkal FCII'd 1n "C:C.. reD's 1luelc Circuo, LaJnbert. JII!D1 of Co..,." at J:IGM. Ae- Yllle, N. J . A wonderful ahow tNa lljlpiU'ed receoll)' w ilia ill e beaulllul spot!. ... . Ill '"Tile c-tahip of EdMarpnt WbJtiai, wwmimel!efr o1 die's Father," ud wttb Jerry twelve Gold Rec:orcla, Is com. Lewla Ia ~·s "The pletlng arrangemeota to .-11 MUU, Pnf J:ua." . .... 11er newest LP album. n'll inTbe creal .. '.. ol ABC clude 1t1 ectioas from "WildTV's vmce Ednrds ..-t •.,. cal" aad "Piam and Fancy,.. peaw" . .. ,...nl at t:be RtT... .......... mnwJies In whlcb .... leta Ilolel, Las Vepo, 1• " e Is lotJrlq the counlry I b I s blrlh to • ae& far • Dacca Summer. Mils Wbfllng Is due a-.11 ....... bf tbe liar "' East ...... the ''lieu Cue7" TV lllow. Set Puchlto, Latin society and ! From 11 :20 p.m., Saturday Electric l~nes ~ ruraJ leal until ~ : 38 a.m ., Sunday, 4.25 escaped aer1ous damage. Clyde 1 inches of rain fell on Gallia ac- Ramsey of Buckeye Rural Eiec.. 1 icording to McCormick, official U. S. Wealher Observer at Fair1field Station. ''lt was the most I've ever 1 lo apiiJ Jw.a "Vlaeent Ed. . . . .u Tile IUYiora,:' lo *IJM" ied io add rurtber lmpe&. .. Pea; 81 Ill ... tbll 1GWII liar ..... in Four hours since I , more," said Ramsey. began keeping weather data ," l John Al~n. of Columbus and said McCormick. "Sixty years Southern Ohio Electric Co., said ago, some three and a half inch- two poles were struck on lnKell es were reportt'd by my father . HiU on Rt. 141. Wires were enFifty years before that. three tangled on EPten Ave., as a and a quarter inches fell in ap- result of falling tree limbs. proximately four hours ," he -con- Allen said crews were called .linued. to duty shortly after midnight Winds were estimated up to Ito repair damaa;e. They remain. )i5-1iO miles per hour. ed in action unlU Sunday alter" Had not Lake Pele and oth- nooo. Damages, By Communities R'tebcodi; wu- u :IIO DuU'I Newo Damage in stricken areas included: GALLIPOLIS - Huge tree crushed garage and 1953 model auto belonging to Floyd Daniels, 110 Third Ave .• around 2:30 a.m . Street intersections, basement• flooded, garden crops flattened . TV antenna 's smashed. Huge tree limbs sprewn through· out city - one huge limb otl'll<k by llghtnlag, was seen on 600 block of the residence ol K.. Wloe oa Fourth Ave. Main St., aear the atopllgbl JeC<M6c ""''bed m'P'tro for mmy ,eon a feature at outslandi!!l opots .., New Yort'e Eul Side, Eastern Ave. sector has elec- . cau11n1 couiderable damaJe. !ric and phone wires disrupted. j FAIRFIELD - High winds KANAUGA - Dance 011 and ripped the top off Earl Taw- •=• Route • t:ltl Alfred 10:111 EJe Tari&bl ll:ll lei..... Tile · - 0:11 llporle llopGrc 11:111 Tile . . . . . . FRIDAY. h• ..... signed to .,.. • lour Week enpgellltlll al Ro8elaDd Dance CltJ bJ Jmpreeario Lou l!reau ~tng " •· ~ "Caplalo Gallant," a libaed desert advonlure aeries lt:Miilltl former Olympic IWinlmiDI champion Buster Cnhbe in tbe title role ol a owashbuot&ra Foreign LeglQe ofllcer, returns to the NBC-TV aetwwt .. a weekly repeat ...-ies startlnl Saturday, Sept. 21. Show first presented on NBC-TV iD 1955.. ... Another prospect for IIM4!i they reaDy wwt aheood Ia Ibis bus1nees - Is a onHiour fllmed weekly dramatic aeries to be created by William loge, Pultizer Prize playwright. Tile tentative title II "AD Over Town," wilh a east of eontiollinl characters 1ep snt'DI llfe in a amall midweatem - U:II Dtliu fiiW T £ i1:11ao el.,.!ftt,WIII!IIi Uoii~S.,C u ••• .._.,.. Gulf servil-e station plate glass j ney's barn, causing more than windows crushed by winds up $1 ,5 damage. All farm crops to 55 mHes per hour . !in the area were leveled by At Dance Oil. oil and gas 1 hard rain and tome hail. 1anks were lort-ed above ground by flash flood waters. Safely measures were taken because of loose gas and oil floating around inundated area. Carl Morrow home hit by falling tree. BIDWELL - l!arn belonglnc to M. S. Stowers, Rt. 2, Bidwell, destroyed by fire caused by lightning. Damage estimated over SA.OOO. Structure wu located on Kerr .. Harrison.b urJ Rd ., approximately one A utility pole was severed Itwo-tenths miles west ancl ot Rt. near the Highway Inn, and a 160. The fire occurred at 2 :1$ pine tret:! smashed a cabin near 1 a . m. the Dance Oil Co. Waler was j MILLS STATION - Flash seen standing in nearby fields flood waters covered old pic.. late Sunday afternoon. nic grounds. junior fairgrouftd1 CHESHIRE - A buce lree, shortly afler midnight. D i n oi · ·Amusement Co., which wa1 Mtlg• Memorial Hoopltal Ito leave for Bowling Green, 0 ., ADMISSIONS SATURDAY - at UO a. m., SUnday had io Harris, Columbus. until .4 :30 p. m., Sunday DISCHARGES SATURDAY - before pullmg out. . . Meanwhile, the UPI olad J1m Harns. Columbus; Roose- -.... . llo 1 ....uSIVe c eanup opera 111 velt Hawley, Pomeroy ; Margar. were under way In Glassport Manley. Langsville; Janet near Pittsbursh ond otber ~ Manuel. Racme . PHILCO . trict communities which were ADMISSIONS SUNDAY - DiU hit by tbe aeries o1 devaslelinC Brewer, Racine ; Harold Young,lsto:rmo Mason; Belinda Deem, New In a matter of miouteo, 1 J10t. ~Ha•oen ; Charles Knighting , Raa roller al<atlnC rink llld Mrs. Errol Russell, Weol 11ruc1unoo rollaP""' to ~Columbia, W. Va. Glassport, leaving two d • a 4 DISCHARGES SUNDAY - and injuring many otben Tba Dan Clay, and daugh1er, U. S. Weather Bure1u taid the winda riJlllecl up to • mllel a BIRTHS SUNDAY - Mr. and hour during tbe heitlhl c1 ~~~~ Errol RusS! II, West Co- storm. . · ,, a daughter. a.IOuwrr . . t:" t,;lilald Zt!M 11:11 . . ~~- tic said late Sunday only lour calls were received by the COJDo. pany as 11 result of the cloudburst. " We expected man 1 'j recorded t-••• d"""" DOOR. I I t:a an '-• a : •• t:lilllaiMr s-lat D 'QI .......... w.... TV STATIC ' - prevloul 1 14 lelepbaeeo were olleaced by 1M blall ...... ex1en1, Sheriff Roberl C. Har- ll!g to RlcUrtl Rodorldr lenbach's office and the State ond M - Ga-, ~ High Palrol said no reports of Bell Tole...,_ C.. damage had been received. Construction crewo were sum- . "LIJbtnlag was fierce llld .. "d ~· ill IP '") M mooed to restore service short. i Iow sal .:.uw tK e.. ly after midnight. 1bey ren'JIU.. 1 Cormick late Suhday after~ ~ 00 duty until late SUnday. 1 · •color Television Part... '. ,·,, �~~-11 IOIIlf llr. mt '*4 m.te -= ~·;:,.~~"''""~me: 111 a.u~ 0~ AUI. I, 11181 Lacwel Cli!f Better Health Club Is Entertcnned By Mrs. Tracy I Dilly Sentlllel, Pomwvrllkl41eport, 'l1lt .,."" ...., And About M'ddl port .i.lld " tile ~ Nn. E. J. Tracy lllllled "" preoented "" Mr•. E. J. They. _1111 ~ _MIDPd Rulli AM: =-·~,..IW~!M:e::-;:: .,::...o.mr;,.;:. tlat:! J:.::.: e I - Clyde Andff!Ws Is Chancelor Fides Lod Of -.--- ~ ~...~~~ ,. Chester Class ·• 011931 Holds Racine Annual Reunion Soc1ai News. · Mainly About People In p R. C. 9f. IISI Olnef'OY .;;aJ plcnlc J--..------- few DnDfd Te T.. lnflll"' VOl XV NO. 94 Install Counc•'l Members For Job s Dauahters STOP LEAKY TOILETS Counc~~~:~~i:}oK~D~~~~~~~~~~~~-.;~:>';o~ ;_B~~~~-;n!i~~?~~ :~: _j - - - __ • 11 er~~~;er~ WITH THIS June: quickl~ . Anyone un lnttell wttb Ulustr•tecl inotructlono Channel 3 t:ao DowD .., 111o r 1:30 Popeye a Pall 1:311 Ruff & lleady ,,30 Ruff a Reddy IG:OO Shnrl LeWis 10;30 King Leonardo 11;00 Fury 11:30 Make Room For Daddy 12;00 Mr. Wizard 12;30 Clem & Luke Show 1;30 Hoi Run 2;00 John's Scrapbook 2;30 Cards Vs. Braves 5:15 Scores 5;30 Flight 6;00 TV Digest 6:30 News & Sporll 6:40 Weather 6: 45 News Homemakers' Club Picnic In Ohio COMPLETE 11:10 Weather o. "lee Capades of 'M," I1IIJo nlng Aue. 28 111m Sept. 15 at New York's MadisoJ> Square Garden. An lce skatin& champ, 1 tile "person" Ill one Spanky, who love~ to dane<! 011 ice skate., who sp"" aJid does fanta·slle. Arabian ~Ia on tile rink, Is tile newest skatlne "fioo of Producer H"'rls, dean of all tee show producera ..... MaeJiro and show conductor Art Kahn, who leads his own dance hand and presebta m1 stages the 110or ihoWII, Is cefe. brating bls ~ .lnalversar)' ·II the Neve~,· Elleovllle, ·Iii; Y~. In August. A dl8cov · : otlhe' late B' 00 College Seriea t:oo 10: oo 10:30 ll:OO 11:30 Captain Kaosaroo __ The Alvta Show Moghty Mouse Play.._ R.m fiB Till I ..... .......... 1:10 Social Security 1; 15 Dizzy Dean 1;25 Gianll Vs. Phlla 4:30 Big Picture 5:00 Doctors At Work 5;30 Early Show 7:00 Caonon BaD 7:30 Lucy Des! I ;31! Deten<l..-s blll·parint time 9:30 Ha11e liLlD Will 10:01 ~ unsmok• 11:00 New1 :rartl Gus daf.'S ·bea!DIDent ;in ,1111 .._ el~b, 18m and TV' field, •, . , ' 11; 15 Double --ilnct - I! I safety In settll.~tlll!lltations, and gtl· . tint .tG111at1c I'ICtipls, lfort a Far ~ h •• p ctu ''ne -~~• • eur llank. II " - Acton<! Tho D.. l a.nklnt Syatem 1:10 1,30 10;DO 10:10 11:00 11:10 12:00 . : The FARMERS BANK ,, and SaYings Company f I MMINr Fect.ral R-.a Symm ~.'* P.....,af Depuft lneurance Corporat!M · .. POMIROY, OHIO naval atta<k. . In l!J61, nlnelr cadets, JncludJDg of !be football team, . were dlsmiHed from !be U.S. MiUiarf Academy at w..l Point, N.Y., fo1o cheating. · In liSt, a U.S. submarine, tile NautiiUJ, made the world's lir8l un00r8ea lirosslne of the North - 1 RADIO • TV NEWSREEL: Phil Slivers teilllls with. Polly .Bergen In "Just Polly and Me," mu.tdcal variety show on "The Comedy Hour SjJeclals," Mono day, August 12, .on .CBS • TV. Conceived and Written by' J.lat Hiken • "Just Po";, . "' and .. Me" ll . exactly what the Utle lmpll~ - Silvers 81!!1 Mlsa. Ber..., alone ln an hour of steichOS, aonp and daDees · · · · , : · Jeffrey Hunter ' will star · In tile lilhl ·"*' of "Temple ton," a luit.Jiour . · we.,~.er~~ dramalic series set againSt 1 hack· drop of lepl practice in the ear· ly American Southwest. T h e filmed aeries. wl!lc:h .eo • star• Jack Elam, will ~ ~ NBC.TV 'lbursdJY, Se~ .. 19, '1" placing "'lbe Roberl Taylol'· Sbow." .... . CBS Ia Pnelnll Yul Brynner bls own loJ!-erooalrll lil6vle, bls OWD trop.eralllne m.v~ ., '~~ . Pat • Mlke Word of IJfe Social Security O.urcll bf Chi'llt Carloonlvllle BeaiiJ • c.icll Bup IIUDri1 . U :30 AUalnl1:10 FUclla 1;30 lklperllltiD. l;etl Aldrill!J ~tier . ,· 0( I:OD· '"'arlli.:lll iii!G!'II • '· · ''·• . ··;, ,., . w~ l.iallanl .Men . ,, l:af 'lloOWlaDnY '' • . ,, -4il·>•t:ltt'• ·~el£ b 1o:oo Flght o1. w...t 12;30 Chiller 'lbeatet We Pay 3% lnter..t On Your Savings ' WHTN-TV Channel 13 ',,.. ....... pp. 1DOth ........, ...., Of Tho Nttlonel Currency Ed"""!~ hl!fo'.u;:,,lt;lili.a has helped deyelci(i I!WIJ· II, jo- U :OO New1 e . •. 1. oa France and England BJUJOUJJced •he would protect rraoce from ~~~~of mu~w=i~~=100~1a~-Po~l~~--------------~ There'D · be Monkey Business on the ice this year In the aD • new John H. :farris production WCHS·TV Channel J Roy Roaero Sholf 12:00 Sky lin& 12:10 r.ewa biHs. In 1914, Germany declared WOI' CONIIEMNED TO i>IE-Lucllla (Sopbla Loreb) IJ ehalned to the slake beside Llvlus (Stephen Boyd) to dle u traltora ln ' scene from "The Fall of the R011111n Empire." II: 15 Sportl ll:SO Movie for town to pay lull ,IJb&OO. ' ' .h 'l1le _ , stan .... Jupita' and&ltorll. 'l1le evenlne stan are Mara 1111 SaliJi;a, • In 149!:, Chrlstojlher Co)JJDJbaj left ~101, Sjin!JI, 011 bls 'f~ ·..,.. age to tile New WOrl!f. : 11:00 Newa Cheshire, Goldie Love and daughter, Wortblneton, Mrs. Scott Folmer and Mrs. Wli.Ua1n j Folmer. e- '1'11E ALMANAC By Uollotl ProM bJteraillloul Today is Saturday, Aus. 3, the ,, . n.& .... .• •IJPI'>IIdiliil ,Ill 8:3& Joey Blsnop 9;00 Saturday Night Movie Springs. Attending were Iva 1 Capehart. Mabel Pickens, Sa· Warth, Roberta Maynard, IIN•elli·e Mcintyre, Betty Heu, Ia d y s Hart and Geraldine a Sir Laurence Ollvl..-. wiD d~ reel Peter O'Toole Ill "Ham·· let" for tile London slaie lhls faD . He's also getting Into the act. He wiD be the offstage voice of the ghost. ,.__ 7; II(; Sam Benedict 1 l----------'i :r.:~: W. and daughter of New Va., Mildrod Clsrk ... all - (Ne~ d::r~.ter~los;;aro~ureh01 ~ ~ :00 Saturday Jamboree held a picnic Thursday evenPACDI PRODUCTS CO., INC. ing, at the home of Mr. and 11 . . . .,.,, ..._ ,...._ _ _ _:.;__ _ _ _ j Mrs. William Folmer. R o c k i $2,98 overwhelming. 1~ . ... · · Bobby Darin will Wm· "DubIous Patriots" in Yugoslavia tn early Ian. Shoald be free by · November for a guest appearllllCe on 111e Jack JllinDy TV lhow ..... 1bat'a aU for DOW. WSAZ·TV Members and guests of the New Haven Homemakers club ' GlloiRAitTEED fOR lifE Of TOit£1 PLUS lD YEAR GUARANTEED BAU. llfl. er "'be ~ ~-... re;cenUy 1Qo"11 to.' TV~ wllb SATURDAY • Only two anembly parts lnclud· 1nata11ed at a later date . ina one piece clamp that mak" ONLY Parker met Thursday evening • June. Marie Curd served a guide. Installed were Allred Tone} associate eoardlan ; Daisy Blu lhown ln.t•lled In Cut Dllt ClcaMt hnll eslee, eoardian Secretary; !>Ia • Electric Weld&d Sttinless Steel bel Qoeglein, guardian treasur Florence Tracy, dlrectrea part$ prevent rusty water In water closet tank&. music ; Helene Mullen, Pl1» • Takes place of old auldt tank moler of hospitality ; Georglo ~II and lift wires. Watson, custodian of parapher· • Adds new seat on flush valve of nalia; and Harry P. Smith, proitainless steel with seal that I ~~':: of fraternal relations. will not leak. It council members will bt installation easy and d:,; ~ :~~ilher the Pomeroy Masonic Tempt. came state guardian at t h session held at Clevelan SEE·HEAR; Burt Lancaster, three-Ume Academy A w a r nominee and wimer of the Olear' lor bls porttayal of tiJo Wle ,.., in United "Elmer Gantry," will eaaet leadini ,role of ~ ..UW&J ,~· "'lbe 1raln;'' 11 wu 4 1..; lilt ..... .., Brlcbll aJid POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO a. 01 ·¥- ---------------- Jteq..Maon Ar• MONDAY,, ~UGUST 5, 1963 - ll!il - fj k ...-, ~ t .. . 1}'.....,....... - .. . 11, . . . . I ••t ., Jl " II rl ;Tiutr. . PRICE FIVE CENTI 5 ' NOTICEI HINGt: TYPE VALVE ASSEMBLY Sarah Bechtle, honored qu""' fw 'r' flusll Vei¥11 lriiiJ Dul'ont's presided and routine busine~ LIF£r111E Dlct011 !rip Lew" Cord was transacted. 1t was decidt to sell Christmas card1. Plar were made to practiee on S. urdaj , August 3t, at 9:30 a.l\ Council members were Instal by Elsie D. Smith, who bt , enttn ..., .... -·If WU'iRip =.,., 2 , Mv.GCJ., • RummloiiJIM,o •••• tha Ill~ eot eoero '"!put por • 1 11 wellbt of aay UvJne warm • blooded aatmaL EaJi Farewell Party Dr. K. D. . ' ,. ,.:';J''.i.'!!acy, Ch , urch Gtves p F '/ Y • ·'I NOW Yf)U KNQW ' Chester Hlllh Sch r1 class Mils Sally Sdluf, Nn. II held Ita ~ an !dnrd . Club Thunday t1>tnln& at bel' Gilmore. Mn. Uoyd ·Wright, Sanobuey, ml Mr. C. B. Welae, Ne" ol1lcen were, l!!ola'led Mr. ml Ml'll. rraat L01Ie of at tile home II Mr. and Mr a. Mrs. Grace f,ells of Sebrlnl ~ of Mr· - Mrs. PM!rce Boll Run home. Ml'll. Merlin Tracy ml Ml'll. have relumed fNm a vlalt when Fidel Lad&•, ,No. 210, Dly1oa are ~ JIUOIII 11 Mr. Raymood Gooch (~Iller Chris- and Mro. 1,..,. Tayl!J< ol Mlddloput. Mr. and The rneellfll, In charge of Charles Diehl. Refreshments with Mr. and Mra. Jolm Barry ~~~ ol Pythlaa, met ,.._ ml Mill. WIUlam Woodard and J.y), Golllpolll. ver, Pa., were J1U0111 of Ml'll. ~ Middleport; Mrs. Robert Bowen, oecrelary, were served by the hoot...., and Mra. Jeu Belli In Lock· day evenlntl atllle bill Ia Mid- olber lrlonds and relaUveo. A baaket .dinner wu enjoyed Laura McKenzie wbo 1~ Mr. ...... M. 'Bess, Syra- opened with prayer followed to I& members and one gueat haven, Pa. dleport with Grand 0.1neelor Mr. and Mro. Jlllll!l Deoton at nocm, An outata""ln& fealure pcnled them ml flllted CUie; alld Mra. E. M.. ln&le• with devotions by Mrs. Pearl Mrs Louis Reibel ' Mra. Emer1011 Joneo and dill- Tom M1l1s of ~oml Lodie, Gal- bava returDed Ia their home In wu llle large two-tiered decor· their homel and 1110 Ylltllll o1. Muon, W. \>a. are erest Parker A thank yoo note wu · · shters, Sharon and Barbara, l!Polls. Earl oJdroa, of fD&o- Dayton after 1 vll!t with Mr. aled cake with "1131" on top, Dr and Mra Georee y,. 'IJ'andparents. A. 0 . Tracy of read from the Turner famUy were In Athena Friday where IIW' Lodge, Sprlnifleld, and I.e- and Mrs. Wllllam Woodard. donated by Mra. Buck. In the Ho;,. 81 Liverpool, Ohio, Tuppers Pllllll Is I ereat erest and Mra. Tracy thanked llle IIIey visited with Mra. E. w. land Brown, Fidel Lode•. MJd. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hall ml oflemDOI! the &rOUP tal);ed of Mr. and Mrs. Nell Wolle " l"llldf~lller. members for nowers and cards ~ Jones. While there Sltarul wao dleport, u lnllalllne ofllcan. flllllll,y of Fremont are suem of old times and look plctUr8J. Elkton Ohio and M MI. 14ro ' '. sent her whlle hOJplllllzed. aS aOr1 ami tile luncheon euesl of Mill VIr· Carl Owens, cbiDcelor .,.m- Mr. and Mra. Chari1'S Eakew Tbe youne pecple ln tile CI'Uwd Carol Sayre' at Pl~bur,t., ~ PlCNJC PLANNED robin card• wert sent &lnla Koch, a former cJmmate, presided over tha busJ. ml _flllllll,y. enjoyed' l"'"':s and rldln& the turning home with Mr. and Tbe United Methodist to Mrs. Lowell McNickle and Who Is I teacher ln tile Lancat- dis meetlnl and Introduced Mn. C. L. Arnold returned Goochea ponM!I. Mrs. Sa,.. who spent lha school w~q. have p· . Radford Memhera of tile Syracuse Na- ter achoou. IJn&ullhed ,...11, Tom Mllll, to her liome, Alllens Road, on Present helidea llle bosl and lfeekend here visltiac· rellillvea. tile Rock Spring! Jcmc A poem W.:Jtten by Mrs. zorene church and frienda held Mrs. Charleo McNamee Is ill grand ~cr of Ohio, ol. Thuraday after a -'t's vlall at hoateu and their soo To Ill Mr. and Mro. Edmund Wrlfo SUnday beg· . 'lh C'rvJIIe Allen roncernmg the a farewell party Tuesday even· at her home on ~ Ave. alllpol1s, Earl A. Wald- IIIDd, W. Va., with her daugh- were Mr. and Mrs. Dana Fell ley of Baltimore Md and Mrl lion at p. ,:.~gpo7I~ck dinner was reed by Mrs Clar· lng at Syracuoe Park honor- Her daughters, Mra. C e c II : ; financial secretary of Ineo- let and 1101Joln-law, Mr. and (Bell)' D~mewood) Wasblng- Ellie! . Watson ~ Mii.go will he served at $ p. m. folCurtis Three readings Img the Rev. and Mn. Harold Bradbury and Mra. Charles Ne~~O of Sprlnefleld. Mrs. Charlea EUJott and family. ton C. H., Mr. and Mrs. Eisel lion, Ohio, S]IOnt 0 daya , lowed by were given " I Know Something Holmes and family Who left Wise ore with her. Mr. and Mrs. lnatalled We r e ·Mra. O.arleJ .Rouah and dau· Buck <Ed¥ Warner), Mrs. Ona With llleir aunt Mr l.diiJe a vesper serv1ce Good Abou't Yoo .. by Mrs. Friday lor Loudonville. Wise are here from Waverly. Clyde Andrews, clumcelor corn. ghters, Pall.y and Angela of Kilmer, Bruce Enlow, Belpre; Wileo>;en ' s. FliiiliiiliiiliiOiiii==--- 1Merlin Tracy· "Add A. Little A potluck dinner was served Dr and Mrs. R. R. Pickens mander; Lester Walburn, vice Columbus are the guests of Georee Merb, Jackson; Mr. 81111 · and S~gar Mrs Park· with the Rev. HolmeJ asking and son. Ray, and his parents, chancelor ; Brad WoUe, prelate; her mother, Mra. Ronald Grind- Mro. Herbert Parker and Nan- Mr. and Mrs. Georre Weiier· and "I..Gve fteme~bers .. grace. Gifts were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Pickens of Mason, J . H. Grate, master of worki ley. cy, Sharon Church, Syracuse; stet of New Jersey called on M;s Dana Oliver who al~ the Holmes family Including a have returned from a vacation Richard Bailey, secretary; cash Mr. and Mrs. CharleJ Watson /Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Eher Carnllhoa Due Te Redacoratlng rend an article, ..·Patent Medl- scrapbook concerning events trip to canada. Bahr, ireasurer; Danny Zirkle, anc1. afmUy o1. Balllmote, Md., Mr. 81111 Mra. John Bailey and an afternoon laat week. Our Office, · ." A reading, " High Cul- l and pictures during the fJVe j Mrs. Charles Searlel and dau- master of arms; Robert Grim, were recent suesll of Mrs. Greg, Pomeroy Rt. ; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Londus P*I'IOIII We Will Not 11e Open ture in Dixie," and a poem, years Rev. Holmes has ~erved : ghter, Mrs. Don Becker and )IIIIer eoard, ml R. L. Manley, Ronald Grindley. Mra. Bill Fenton (Wilma Ho~ of Charleston, W. Va., spent A Slh Friend• Like You," were as pastor. children, Gree and Lisa, have outer guard. Mr. and Mra. Morris Page ter), Columbus; Mr. 81111 Mrs. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Pred ug. '' _ _ - --- --··-- - -· Attending were Mr. and Mrs. returned from a llklay visit FoUowmg the meetJnc mem- 81111 Mra. Paul Hrubvltch and OWen Damewood, Mechanlcs- Cadle and suests of tile But Will Open $at; Guy Bing, Mr. and Mia. Ross with relatives In Blrmtnebam hers and eoests went to the daughter of Marietta were re- burg Rt. I; Cllllord Hayes and Codles Tuesday were Mr~ and Aug, lOth, Norris, Mrs. Mary Hubbard, and Clanton, Ala. dinlng room for refreshmenll cent &Oeals of Mr. and Mra. Gregory, Middleport; Virgil Mrs. Russell Waltz and dauehMr. aoo Mrs. Genrge Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bach- of Ice cream and cake served Fred H. Clark. McElroy, Mr. and Mrs. Norman ter, Jerri of Bremen, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Olin Knapp and tel and family have as their by Horace McElhinny and Clyde MlsJ Melanie Grueser apent Rose (Marilla Frecter) and and Mrs. Charles Tucker of Ams~ary 1 tamlly, Mrs. James McCall, suests, Mrs. Roy Bachtel and Andrews. laat week with Mill Sally WiJ. Don, MlnersvJUe Rt.; John Sel· Lancaster. ,and son, Mrs. Leonard Bass dauehter , Clandla Bachtel, Sidlis 'at Racine. denahel, Tucson, Arizona; Mr. • tboi lint .I .. ~. The Day After ' I . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 3, 1963 bierly haning