http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/fe6bfc380c1912587eb31698c1facf97.pdf b879ab04fb34899d458915462256c487 PDF Text Text • • j ' \ \ NOW YOU KNOW' Stu Mwlal tl! 1110 fil, ....... Cardb!•ll luldl • ......,. lor havlna pllrett In a coa...,.uve All-&or IIM<t.U ram... B I 1 oebeduled ltl 11113 lppeat'IIICO Clevelud IGoloy aloDIII lb o hC<Jnl te !I to.....,llye pm... VOL XV NO. 71 e .. • . ...,' ';...., ···~-,. 1 ~ .e l.w 5 7 . . . . . lnll .. ' " ........... ...., . . . . , . ......... u .. - ' ' ' PRIQ! FM CENTS TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1963 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO r ~ t Record I I ' I I I The responsibility of recelfo hundreds of phone caDs II I Iing one of the services of the Me1g1 county sheriff's department I that normally goes unmentiO&o ed. though it is a huge job. In June Sheriff Robert C, Hartenbach's department log. ged each call to the shertff'l off1ce and at the end of tht month the number wa!ii 1,310. ThJS number did not include calls the department made for emergen~?y of squad s or the num- rad1o transmJsSJonl made. In other activity durmg June 44 persons were charged and held m Jail, eight ,.,.ldlnto were mveshgated., arnf 3S pap. from the com mon pleq and probate courts were serv-- Stop ironing tJ.nd go! ThiJ Laura Mae Life blouse !ltowt up in tM nicelt place& looking band-box jreah, Smartly wilored witk Bermuda collar, •ide vent•. Beautiful Old Dominion finish, "no iron" 65% Dacron*.35Cfo cotton. White, lighl coral, beige or blue. Siz., 30 to 38. $2.91 'Dupont'• pol>yeottt fiber. Elberfelds In Pomeroy NOW' IN PROGRESS WE ARE MOVING TO A NEW LOCATION! s MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT James Stewart and Maureen O'Hara in "MR. HOBIS TAKES A VACATION" POMEIIOY, OHIO TONIGHT & TUESDAY "DIAMOND HEAD" Charlton Reston, Yvette MJ. mleux., Geo. Cbak1r1s, France (In Color) Nuyen, Jame1 Darren, Aline Ma~hon, Vaughn Taylor. IWIIT & HOT, J STOOGES Celercertoon .70 ' SOLI~ WIDNISDAY ond THURS. July lCI•ll NOT OPIN Maj. Morris Post LARGE MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE $128·00 LOUNGE CHAIRS 25c ... Natalie Wood Warren Beat. IY, Pat Hlnale, Audrey Chris· tlo, Zclllra L.mpert, Barbar• LodeD, Fred Stewart. ''Ttl• PIIIEBRAND" lteDI Tqlor, Llsa Mool<!D, Cllullby .Jolmoon, Allen Joffe h ROBINSON'S I L41YnH....Ory Cleenert Pomerey WY 2-5421 ---- N. W. COMPTON, 0 .. D. OPTOMETRIST Office Houn: II to 12. 2 to I (Close at Noon oD Tbun. -East Court St.. Pomeroy ADMFRAL FLOOR COVERING $1.19 YD. COLOR T.V. $399·00 TRADE WITH Above Are Juat An Example Of Some Of The Bargein1 You WUI Find At Biker Furniture During OUR REMOVAt: SALE! SAVE "SPLINDOII IN TKI GIIASS" (Teebnicolor) 12 Ft. Wide VInyl SQ. fiiiDAY and SATURDAY July 12·13 WORTH OF FURNITURE, APPLIANQS AND FLOOR COVERINGS WILL BE SOLD. B.Qker Furn.iture > '• • \ • ~ \ ..;;;;;ia,;,~,=.;-~,··....--·~·-• ..;MIPDLEPOR~, .o.___.____. I '7 �.. ' . • • • ,--~----- 2.---l>&RY ~ntlnel, Pomeroy-M14~~. Q,JIIll;J."~ WordFencin" You, Yoor Child, And School I' M;oil1lua's ' -Ri~et R<IJOI1 - , With ChineS: Educators ~bow Confusion On Quelitions - ,·~trate.M.iy _ .-. """"' More Profound, E.utt Researth ' 'lfaVOKtyRole Contiouin~ Needin~ ~mber toll~ By DAVID NVDK'K j Thus you hove • dtffer<nce oil ih aU al ..... HENRY SHAPIRO . UPI Etlacotloo llpe<lol"'l opmion VeriiH 11 hoW yoor_ tblld eiD v.ltell .....,. 111.....- 1 . To parent., there prohobly , Research does not give the ans- , benefit He will po-obobb ouctHd MOSCOW tUPI> - The Sov_iet ,..m, to bo two or more con- wer ,. that at Ulto time mll!lqm any whtrt thO reach· Union today aocuood Red Chma ', flicting opinions concerning ques· 1 assume that there are ..veral l"" and facdtli09 """ of 1 high By tilt'~ ~• progrart~ ~ BUENOi! AiiU!ls, Argontllll' Art,., IIIIa, tho 1111111· erato candidate who autpolled hit noorool· rl'"l by neorb o mlllloft voteo. today charted hie next l\IPll-Dr. r':E;..~=; Jl~len fAIIinl, Kana! Falls .7t fall- lng, Cltorlotttllii1T.tl rlslnl 1dan Maimet a n d Wlnlltld were on tlte sllla. I d~ a~tmenls: pree·~ Boll - _ -, -~!\ -- h .~ ,, Help ' u.s.! Helen loiMI •' rfllll ('.ommunist "peace" talks and warned of the t"Ons<quencet" of sucll a courae Tile attack. the latest In a,.. nes of bitter .xchang., was re· may I waYS to do the job properly, 'nit quahty . moveR toward the Argentine klen • . . . l)ltlo bo Poise• 1611 ,, the · 5:30 111 leased in the Tuesday ed•tlon of tual bul :surely there is exists in math, language, school \ schools 7 the Communtst party """'paper " need lor mort conclusiOns gamzation •team ttachlng do- m l"!"n the baslo fM tj1e oucceao he lacked 'ro lor on abaOiuto ma• 5.51 p.m., Peggy Downey Pravda a few hour. alter Bell!tBn 1 "'".-don g -.1 research It is dtl· 01 t t atlon etc 0 oocial ' of our demoa"lti< oociety. jorlly In the t'll-member .Eitctor· 17, t :45 a.m.; Soulhllm dOwn 11 many othe; Forolgn Minister Paul · Henrd focult w al on.<wero whoch inal College meelinl July Sl. 19, 5:15a.m.; up 11,,7:20 US 18 conFusiOn 1 11 silo 15 ar~ive :t~rli~;'.:d• ~rea• JROII CID Tila~ 10 \0 are lor UtUe ilidt. fit some pll1l of the umw 811111 I IUfU It II quilt a lbllll tl !ll'ldtlllt frDm fNdo tciJGDI beo tilt thai 11 aU 11!1 tt4JICIIIIDI ca ltl Your perenll bll)' Yllll rkal drill and JGIIf 11t1a pair 10 of lilt- and p1 yGU ned)' be mtrrlotl. " ,· dlfh~l Old saIem SoeJety • N ~~~\0.: ~to \earnin~:; ~r Jerr~ atmo~~pherP h~ t~ cloudin~ ~nd L•nm~rao, I Chme•e 1 10 t.rlrrln~ d~?-[ "~ Jill!! ~5'~ an~ a.~.; l<arnm~. ~A I ~x bi~ ~ ~own re~lly a~~- =· Reporting ~ ~\· cu~~· ·~ ~ 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ s~ad;.,.ay Carob~Jdn. ~r ~~=:ab~ar;;:!~ ~evd~ :".::ew~:g :Uw~r· roten~ ' ~fectr . co~t.ltlon l,( I defec~ pur~ a~ ~..."idand ~~~.~yrMed ...:_ -~• WINDOW AND THROUGH the WALL MODELS the model best suited INSTALLATION - lfs easily done to your needs IT NEEDN'T BE NOISY WILL YOU NEED SPECIAL WIRING GUARANTEES. AND SERVICE THE NEMA CERXIFICATION PLAN ', RaSh~ e5 ynd~yre. fHI. . ou•'YsENTINI ••:~ ~ ""r r~, ••~ ~, ~-· MEIGS WATER CO. :.!" " ..~:.1£! • 'l£ &. SW ~~ . ,.~ ~day = MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ='... tp:/: '::''r.u :=.r :Z.:"\:: -=:,.::" ..": llllit..:fl: MUELLER ii~;jiii~=:~~~~~~~~~~- Ang·~ CLIMATROL. ill~ ~Itt Blanc~. OI)UC)~ ' ~In . Loti•• l)ad':.• ~do4 l~w · '. QIL- GAS- ELECTRIC- COAL ' I 'I FRE~ ESTIMAT~SI t I No car .• v_ar carried better recommendations. In the final analysis the success of a car must stand on wholehearted acceptance by the. people with complete freedom of choice. The 1'963 Cadillac Is the best liked Cadillac of all time. Don't you think it merits your consideration? ~ t~~llliloinl ~p- ~_: ' perf~ .II_~-:'~ 100 .~ w«~ pl~p . ~ J•~ ~. Ai·j ~ ~ ~1!!',~.:.-, \ ' . ' .'~~ For your Free Booklet "Room Air Conditione!"$• Mail to Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Company 215 North Front Street, Columbus 15, Ohio .,.,,.~~ ~ M~ ~nd I ADVANTAGES-And how to make the most of lh«m. How to chOose WI~ Y~~Ill a. n d ·~·M ••~ HOW MUCH CAPACITY DO YOU REQUIRE? ~arl '"~ w~Ro~ Ai~ Co1mditi1DJ1111rs PROPER CAPACITY- It's impqrtant ~ 0~ ~~~r"~~~: _~ ~=they ~he I COOLING CAPACITY: In British Ther171111 Unlta ~nt dau&~tll!r ~rove h~~s ~plrlted . loam ~ BY DOROTHY KILGALLEN w ,.milar gestures.\ '"dism and perversion. (That son and family returned ..... SIJn of Mr. and Mr• .. W. E. crou- Mrs. Brown, and cons1llfd of MIUer and rid and bave your readers and her THE INTERNATIONAL BUZZ Ted Ptckham. who Jllll I h e ought to hand Mandy Rlce-Dav- cently from a vacation 11 Vir· ser, were united m marrlap the poem of the month nad by Bernard Diddle a lam- cardS and lel\el'il. Shell!: Mn. At t.. st two headline-worthy !"escort service" business on 1 1es quite a laugh.) glnia Beach, Virginia. al the Pint MeMonlll! Mamie Buckley and an Uy. Evelyn Berggret!ft, 'II Butllnd New Yorkers - both wtldly ,the map a coople of decades \ Count on Unda Cltrlstlan to Mrs. Irma lhle, Mrs. Fran- Church at Vonton. They are on planting and ieedinl Mrs. Cooper Is spending Ave., Kearney, N. J.-s'l'EADY wealthy - have lawyers in Lon· ago. writes from Estoril that k !sed h the cis 1\oberta aod Mrs. Elma both aradualeo of Rutland blah rosa by Mrt. VIVIan Hum• week • vacation with Mr1. READER 1 1 don tryiDI to keep their famoo• he " com?,"sing his memotro, l Louks visited Sunday afll!rnoott school an4 wiD Hvo in Colum· phre)'. Mrl. ahO"Wed thO Mamie Miller. This column Ia detllcalttl • names out of prtnt m the Pro- ··Me by I He ...ms omused ltalk. Her roctnt quote: '"l'ltese with Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Hoi· bus where both are employed. how to Nl and pruna Tommy end Robert Diddle family llvlhl, tiC! II yuu'rl ha"' fumo Case. One of the worrted by the fact that a num· \•ren'l my teeth. I'm having new ter of MlnersvUie. Relatlveo from cut ef At the cloae of the meet. apent 1 week a camp Arrow· 1ng kid tratlble ttl' jlllt p1IJa aentlemen 1 chap 1her of celebr1tieo he s known jackets dOne and these are jual Mr. and Mrs. Clark lhle vi&- here lor tho wadding Wlrf Mr. 1ng relmhmenll were aerved. with TrooP :US ljiOliiiOrtCI\t'OOble, let Holen Halp YOU. nohledh ltorh la,mh parttes at ' haf vhe 'ollfferedludto sthend him !checks temporary. They don't feel at llfd over the weekend with Mr. and Mrt. Larry Wolty and 10ft Recent guuta of Mr. the Racine Baplill Church. She wUI aiiCI ...w tc e accen. 'I on women, I e me . e . em ou jan safe. In fact, when I bit Ed· and Mrs. Otto Hildebrand of of Mllltlllekl, Mist Allee CfOU. Merton Hall and Jtandy Mn. Molly Colarl apllll a amulllng expenoucet• although he also provide• plt!n· True malaz'?" Wlli up ito pnce mund the other day I broke one Cleveland. While there they at- ser of, Mtnallold, Mr. and Mra. and Mrs. Dalo Boyd week end In Columbua. Helen Bol\llla can lll• IIIII 1 ty of member wme and song; other . ke1s tn h"•a arm... tended the Reuter reunion · Every 'I Crouser o "''-·IIo•0 , w, VIsiting Mr• anti Mro • Cit.,. neWiplplf • • one the of N • ,to 50 ce:tls m Sepll!mher. of my JIC York For . A roup of Time-Life execuUveo MrMr. adnd MMr!. CJhahrleslhPI. Ihled, va .. Mr. and Mn. Charles Balt4• ShumndMrway werendMrM. JoltnndArllOIIM1 11 1 's finest f:mtlies. '"" AI Morton host at the Cltqut are1 heavy toveslors tn "T h t . an rs. 0 n e an elf of Nitro w Va. Mr. an .... v....,.. r. a •. cme a r. a ••. paot severa IDr.yeara ",.yWard"o have ,o" E. S7th 'St., amved . k dl ' · of' Cltar1e.. ·MM. PJaii!O E 1 C 5 AI• been amonl Stephen at his Tender Reel," o comedy star· i' a11Y • ndMNlcFy, Mrs. Rex Crouaer •- K II 8 .. •• lth M DiiiVOTIIIITOIM'flllltOP be pr...nl job by way o1 the Play· r1n1 Chester Moms and Slgne gu..ts o1 rs. rane11 -·-ton, Mr. Raymond CrOUifr aod r. "''"· ar arpenw• pe m1 a vaca ..... W r. MltGSMAIIINAII•A · 110 . boy Club Big chuckle a· Hasso belnJ produced as a of Racine July 4. daughter Suo of Dunbar, W. of Toledo and Mro. G. B. Klmb and Mra. Charlel Mclllckle are .,_. ";, , • • . ay or w• 11 t'h000 rk•· ' r-·nd town· The new coo••-· . entry for next sea- Mr. WilbUr Smith ol Phlll· va Mr' and Mrt. Clarence ol l'arkerlbur• called "" Mro. Mro, Clyde Garner and aon, . ,,. 11 cetve118'CI od II"SI cut o e bt e · ... '" · · · "'"' · · • ,_ ..... e-ditor •I a local deUy 11 aloo aon ... Della Reelt lhou&hl dolphlt 11 Ylslttnl wtth Mr. and Welty o( Buller. t.arkms. of Mobile, Ala. .., "' no - 0 1 1 tr .. k teopa ooO (;h 1ove1 ·th• cheesecake editor of 1 h t It over, then decided not to pllSI Mro. Clark lhle. Mila' Allee Crouser Ia In 1J1C1 Mrl. E. M. Riddle C..ra Buck open\ a week •:, '!" '1!.'1 4. c ec or flo! 'th · • •,•t :same paper weot lodles out lambourinea when oha doe1 Dr. tnt! Mro, Roger Gruesor Mantlteld· 111\«e she Is employ· Gl ParktrsbUr& were recent Vlt' ill Columbus. 1m u " per cent e gross a er . · . nd 1 11y Lor! 11 · 1 o1 M and M Ca 1 Bu Jc,. • a••,.;;:iiiii 10 the first mlllioo ) . . Gov. : banks are trym& to eapttaltze her gospel medley at the Arllt!r· aof M onC,t ,..,... guGos ed at tile a.Int Sbop)!inl Cfn· tors'l'b Br· LJ ;k_ .. Glad Ba"·h-•ft of G.. lfll - I1I r • . on the unr..t In the Ieana Holol She opens July 9, r. rs. arence ru.. tor Mr aud Mrs Larry Weie uc. ey1 u.. """' . Yl ...--· Ifh . 711 oc e e er s po1t1tca1 c urns I · J 1 41h · · the 1so lsllfd North Bend •pent the 'INI8!nd With , I II into two camps _ ,Several of them now offer SWII&- hooray. R kdivided are sOrMron K UY h N. nd ty and crouser spent Park a C • 1 .. "·"· and ""It ...___ . :. th h zed lh h ,tyle numbered bank account. . ennet ease a 10111 weekend at htJIIIt here and all' at ar o. mrs. """" ...,. , .... _. ., .!! Is 1n" ,:rod amar he 1 • 1to tempt Latin politicians who h of ColumbUo are weekend tetJded the 11fiddlng of their Mr. anil Mrs. John Hart of Mr. and Mn. Dale Smlllt and 0 1110 ed ':· 1 a ao 1 h d 'have millions in graft to stash Rudo11 Nureyev, 1 e Russian guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe btothttr 'lic.y (!rOuser. and ntece of end Mra. Gladya smlUt -IJI:", • 1 ..., .: h s away in some safe place. ballet. dancer who has won such Thoren. Mr. Mrtl. Ray MDler and tht Coall!o and 'l'htllllll tptnl with Mr. end Mrl. ..0.. t tf nd h Frank Sinatra's lather w a 1 acclatm from American aud· Mr. and Mra. Wallace Pow· randson Mille Mclmotb of lalllllles. Melvla Smith of Pomeroy. , :;"': 11.• 1 rushed to St. Mary'• Hospital lences •. developed aome One era and family of El Paao, Tex. ParkersbdrJI, and son, RaY· Mr. alld Mrl. Frank Gale and -Mrt. Lyla 11wa 1 they uoderstaJ The Iin Hoboken with a 1rave ulcer cap1tahoUc taall!l soon alll!r ho arrived Thuraday evening lor a mood Miller tftd children of latll!r say· "He':"jusl :unmng The blagesl apend· to the_ Wesl Exam· visit with her parents Mr. and lAI e&lll.,llpen\ a day Do h -··-for exerctse thi• time. the Ier m !Dwn, a widower, bas gone pie : He • JUSI signed \o Mra. Vernon Neaoe and Stanley. with tl!i'l Miller. 0 11 miracle happens, marvelou•. for more than $3.000 In nllht- aae papero on I Rlvlora. Ytlla Mr. Mro. George Theiss '·. : . · .' ' , u not, wait till !1!61! He won 't :clubs during the past month. overloolttnl Monte Carh - an and family of Belpre w,... supbe rtliLning •l•insl Kennedy He's mourning his lovely wile, elegant ptece. of properiJ with per gues\1 of Mra. ·111" of <IJI>ll llten." 'who was a famous ,hOw&irl. a $105,000 prtce lag Stan- Jtamm Thuraday. · ~~ · lifo , ... 1 Ellubltlt cnouet He gave one curront beauty ley Kubrick, director of "Dr. Mr. and Mro. Clarenct Grue- bli!Ory t by retldida I$5011 "beCause you look like Strangelove," built a .B • 52 10r and Dr. and Mro. Roger the annual ojllll aJt sosiOII ol the Some Washington ln•lders say my wife" . . . Mrt. Louie Prl· bomber Interior ol sttepperton Grueser and family of llle of Mao .Parliament, the old· the under-t~~Hurltce emotions mo tGia Malone 1 expects the \studiO! In London - and lt'• j visited Thursday evenlnl with est ouch lellolative body In the In Con~"' are so explosive ,baby In Deeember. ;eoMtdert!d one of the mOlt real· Mr. and Mn. Arthur Orr of world. they fear the members " 1 II .lstic renderings of a plane's In· Bashlll. 11 waa lltf·''ltr•t limo lhal a COtnol to blows before lhe Sum- \ A larl• and vocal croup of'll!rior eYer uoed at a movlt Mr. and Mra. John lhla and WOIIIIII .,.. the mer ls over ..... ln&rid Berl· Democrats In Washington hope aet. Yet II wu done complote- familY toUred thl Campus Mar· pat'l. . ., 'li . the ·· -..;ony, man's huoband, ' Llrs Sthmldt, \that Sen. George Smathtrl ol ly withool cooperation from tlus Museum at Marietta Sun- whleh goes liiell more lbaD hal aecurod the tJWtU 10 attgo Florida will win the VIce Pres- SAC. Kubrick limply used Air day afternoon. yean. " Row to Succeed" In Parla. ' ldentlal nominatiOn nell H~nt j Forct pamphltta 11 a IUide. Mr. aud Mn. Joe Thoren viiHe'll produce It a months around . He's one of Pretklent llfd last week with Mr. aud H.o\1101 IIIJ' IN CELL 11 from now at thO Theatre. de Par· Kennedy's dearfll !rloncls, end W-'YNE'S PLANS Mrs. Harold Hamm and Pet· LilccA. ltalf;dlrn - 1'Uc-m.. •• II . . . . . 'l'hert'a a wild rumor 1a top glamor boy In tile fldnftn.. gy o1 PlllllburJh, Pa. pMinclal cltieC Jlr, GI01rllllll 1 In Havalll \hal the Ruuians p•trstlon. They think he 1 n d HOLLYWOOD (UPI) ""'oltn • · vineUI. lit• ._.. plan 1o launch o rocket I n to .JFK could jull about wrap up Wayne con•plelfd hll role In the : SCHEDULI: -,oRLD GOI.J' ht. bell Frltlo11n.the opac. !rom Cube Johnny \the total female vote, and they'd multl-mlllloo dollar producllon\ NI!W YOitK 11Jl>ll - Tltlr\y· he wu eWiltiDa· \l'lal ,. . MathllwlUKivthaHofhiaearn- ·count on George 10 rescue 1 of thO Biblical movie, "Tht 1'1""' (llll1lllrleo havt been tn111tacl\oddletl0n ch.....,., poUoe rt(l.-&o lngs at thO Forest Hill• Music number of 90Uihern •tales lor Greoteot Story Ever Tolll." 10 partie!• in tho lltb COllado td. . 1 P'ntlvai 1o Dr. MarUn Luther the Demo . ... The film "Satan Weynt maltel hit next plc• Cup altd llllemallonal GoU Cham· Solnoltl had MtVad Ill .KJnt. 1o advance the cause of in Hlah heelo,'' which Wd turf In lorope. He'D haVI bll ill ,..,... Oct. The prooeeutlon e:ttpaei Ia tntr•.- (JtltnnJ, who playa proted by the t'ttiiOII In the yacht O'lo!t' then and p\1111 10 U.S. teim rJ. Arnold :Palmer and trio! Which loti Ui .tbe .;...oklllonj lite· ialliftl Au1. It, prGbllbly Unltad lilies, ba• jtlll btell 1111 luropaa• waten Wbui DOl liarD won the .., 1a of U.B. lrilaJPot,r will other binned oa lito p!ellln. . ....- Jear. '!'..'!" , qut~ HUMIDITY AND THE COMFORT LEVU. ~ Antimlity N Events V~ M~s. GET TilE FACTS ON THESE IMPORTANT POINJSa 111g~DIII years~ ~- da~ghtoc, Voire Of Broadway CONDITIONERS Social Soctety NewS ~. ':t'LJ::IS J:i'LGEE BOOKT.atr ON J Reedsville u~ t~ '" Mornm•g·Star \ ~~lANE w~e~,;;t ~~~ ~~~' ~"· ' gu~ ~'"!ha~ln& ~ubln., ~~old gradUal~' Htl~: I I ?" u~ ~:r:t Adam~. SEND FOR I Y~ Chopmill'i~ep~n w~s h~spital Utk~n medic~! } wi!"Jtffi Langsvi}} e S • }N ocia otes ~ f1~e' J,.d~e . oppeo~ m~mK8. d1.::.rrihuhn~ ~- 51 ~· • I they'd change their but they won't llall!n we tell them what slle Too many Spaak that Nl - Bpply to everyone when you 3rt' vnlv!'d in education. He planued"' olart llfiOUatlono a.m., Otto up 20, 4.40 a.m.. E": is - a two-laced, seboolto perly p. 111111 ktta s Khrushcht'Y " an>tOUS to dealing wtth human behavtor. You first mteroot .. a parent WiLb cJndidotes of other parties I.. Pennsylvania up 21, ' a.m., cat. I'm sure youve And the reuon theY I --"••It 1 """' relaltoll.< with the West Each indovodual and hts envn · shoul; he to make sure that ,.,ur wtthln a lew dayo. II waa DOl yel lC. _v . down=: S:tl " oten type, Helen- "you" I!ChoolllllbiY JIOP8 J"t1l' two Wf'rf' onment l!i ent . Judgments rhlld il If ne Is having clear whether IIlla would receive m., Defender up 2%, a.m.; turned when It comes 111010 so theY cen t.owD furth•r ovidence that Ule SinO· •hich ... Important ial"lors tn ed· dllflculty. find out why. There are fWS sufficient baeklnl for his own Jacob G. down Ill, ' ·.· a.m.; bul, with women, " • Uon year w II II Sovl<'t arP not hkelv , ucallon natm ally vary These many cau.., lm problemo. They candldaty or would limll himself S. M. Jenkl Up D, 1.45 in conversation, espedal- Something WI'ODI nt1l to dMe the pohtlcol and many prohlcm• ol educotooo are ' ma\ be psych,logical. physical, to a key role In picking the I!Oiworth down as,_1.51 she not only brags these kldo and thelrthe cal oplll that has between impottanllot you to undetstand .. • neurologlcol. , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Erl.. . president. p.m., Indiana dOwn 211, t.21 a. 11 up, but runs us down. She Ia and ;men yuu UY the two gtants ol the Commum<t However. your f ,t conce•n " 01 Don't a,ume that the ochool or wine and three children are m. Walter WllUIIIIIOit up GI'Mfto S().O-O sympathetic with our should 1M laked tboolll, thtP camp. and should be ihe11 effects upon it. pt·ogram t. to blame. Tills vlsitlng his brother Heyward ! Tile follower• olex-dlcator JUID I",,' 4:10 a.m, ; Ferdlllllnd down she always hal10 the Is aomelhln& wrDIII Tile ..golta'.ong teams have , your clllld. won't help your child. Any basic Erlewino and family ol Syco- D. !'<ron temporarily ureenup 5:50 a.m.; Wtstem joke, lllwa.ya doing me- too. - READY FOR, )1 "-' meetmg tn s<"<"ret anrl no The ,. oi readmg ,eems to program change wtll probably more, Illinois. subdued by the !allure ol their Greenup 7:115 a.m.; Dave special lor them, 80 and get,. SCHOOL 3 8 Information on tlolr tolks loo< he a good exa mpl< for dtscu•· tak• too long he of value to Mr _.ood Mra. L. R. Chapman eledton boycott. ell down 31, 5:30 a.m.; Nationthem off alone they , 1 110ean Dear Roady : 10 to.en made public. Th• Sovl•t sion Som• ochool• emphostte • your chtld spent a day In Dayton with the al up 31, I a.m. ; Valvollne up "really taUt." But let m- Come now, honey, oren I pre"" loa• all but tgnort<l th• pho•nies prognm othe ,.und• of On the other hand. don't think latter's brother, Johnny Rom· 32, I a.m.; san Salvador up 33, en como clOSI and lt'a, "You a little rou&h on aU af \II? letlt>rl!'l and the1r combmatiOn!i l Uwt there are controversiel m me and famllv . They took their 12:20 a .m.; lnca down 33, little thins. you look so H. Delv K..mlln I, 01/iel" schools emphaSIZe th• look· evety area There ,, • good deal nlete, PattY Romine homo. Sh• i a.m.; Jessboal up 33, 2:50a.m. ; " or "Honey I'm sure Dear Holen: . Still anothP• Iactor ihe lsay method .teoming the enttre of r..earch whtch Indicate• what had enjoyed 1 ,...k't vlalt with 1 Chippewa down 33, 5:4lJ a.m.; like 'to know your ma.. You II: I'm wa!'defum('e or \\o!d l should be oone In education You the Chapman•. Tampico 34, ! :45 p.m.: Is running," this always in kid th• Kremlin Chmese •tudents The m•JOI"itr of children learn should ...k rea.... lor parti<:ular The Gereld !loan family mov· Euaene JoiiH down 34, 9:15 p. of • erowd. The ttuPid girl IS otway• ....... . ml tn Mosr:>w . K.. v to l"'"d qmte adequ•tely with .,. acUona ed from tht Wayne Lyle farm m.; R. H. Bosworth II up think she Is trying 10 be back. A year ago she In dtstnbuttng anu -Sovoet ht.ra· ther approach Tltoe• who ore 1 ThO most lmportonl factor lo [b.ock to Sprlntdleld. 1:20 a.m.; P_amela D. qp 34, helpful aud when we tell them ed from. the eighth gracle. My tuo·e . havtng dlrtlcult} probabli have -· . Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Rolf· Trudine Mae Daft, daughter U5 a.m.; EHsha Woods up 34, the dirty tricks she has husband and I aa«,bt!r I Sst 1"he Sftvlf't go,£>rnment last some spec •rlc probletn wh•.ch VJ \man were Sunday dinner IUoats ,of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Daft, 4.10 a.m.; SUsan Lane up 34, on otbtr women they aay, watch and she lllld, 1 hate 1 week expelltd th ree R•d with thetr CHISOX L081: HURLER , with bla parents, Mr. and Mra. S3% Wedgewood Dr., Columbus, 5:45 a.m. my nuoband did last nJWtl, this stupid, eheap llloldnl dtplnm•ts and two •tud•nt• fnr What doe• Uli• mean? Actually CHILAGO oUP! I - Left-haoder Harley Hoffman. Ohio and Cecil 1\ay GaDipulll Dam - Polly must you women 1alwtl1a watth.'' and threW II down and 1 1 1r II broke it. 111011 . ·•-a lnng K statPmt>nl I" • .t. hoth mt>lhod 8 achieve succes11. It . Frank h Ch B•umann Wh t will "" I lott .to Jack p.-v • .. , has employment son o' 1 Mr. and Mro. CJ•h· •• 2:35 a.m.; Crucible down run ...._ I ood•IOOkln• • ldn't"' 1\ noun<tng .-m m • P""' ••• i• a matler of judgment to choooeo t • , tca1o 1e or on tn· in Mansfield. u "lfd In marrlllt 1:.. a.m. dolm'" How be 10 We tald we 1IOll ul • Ill in lht> di o;putP Monriav thf' one favor ol the tlwr. Each ' definite period wUh • torn GeoJ1Ie Perry lt worklnl for 7.,n,;. 2n;. m. at tho Wet- Kuawbo River Z. ·cleliiO? she ran away. She'S home now 0 ouotPd rhtn""• we<P g"'"." soltd grou 10 p probably wtll defend thetr l tendon on his orm. Baumann ouf- the 1\oulh Brothors of Salem 1 ley Chapel Methodist Marmet $:30 am.; Diane: but I can't do ailylhiDR with support at a mass rally m Ptl<· opproach the proper an•wer . lert<l the Injury loot saturday Center. •b lh Rev C J Lemley up Marmet $:3$ a.m.; , th her. Haft you any ltlgglllloiiiT lnM. \ - ·- 18 \ •hile pltchln& against the Boeton Mr. and Mrs. L: ft. hetd 11 the Nel• A. V. Chris dOwn Wid!ield 6:35 Por .. .. : - RA\IING TROUBLE , SERVICES SET I!ted Sox. aud nleco, Patsy 1\omlne,were lson home. Mr. and Mrs. Nel· P·':"·; W. H. Jr. Ylhil t of woman Ia Oear lt.T.: MARRIAGE APPI.ICA110N Service' lor Mrs. hoElsie ol,. re-- son Wl.11 mak1 their · home at Wiltf1eld ypt a peek·..boo I am afrekl 1111 ._ Ia'· A di·•Ad·t : thTh• t f' Whl• t ba Sox n Joeonnounced Cunnin 11• shopplnl in Parkersbure inf' 1:30 p.m.·' she welrt Clarence Potts. 68. Cheshlre , am•. 72. Pomeroy, w...,o =a • • 1" "m• . • .cenlly. :waver! where he io employad. . W teld ll:IO p.m. ; _ are about 15 Rt. :1, coal miner. and Eva r.. : Meigs Gen.eral hospttal thts "ham, "'h" torok• h:• nght collar· Mr. and Mra. Harold Bolen Y. patcher down Winfield 1!35 a. H. toen-1111' will relpecl yoll Little. &I. Rl. _ Che•hire. morning, wtll be hrid ThUrsday I bone June 3, wont he ready to and Eddie Llad of Roynoldshurg Mrs ....onna Hayes aud baby m.; Llda H. up Winfield 2:10 MOST ·of the time only If .you TAKEN TO2 HOSPITAL \at 2-:10 p. m. at the Ewing play lor at least another month. were visiting 1 low days with spent a night with Louise Mll- a.m. This I• tn answer to the ul.. her thtt easy way - ' bY Mrs Homer Bradshaw Porn· Chapel with burial In Letart hlo mother Mn. Grover Stout am. elgltllt l!'lder who Wll diiiP" iiJI!t!tlng the 111\le prolllellll .diY. erov R was to' M•iM• c:emelet·y beside her late hu•· j WOODLAND BURNED and helped with the hoy bar· pointed and heartbroken be- by-day before thtY bavt a Genera.! 0 ., band, Judson The. Rev. An ..umatt<l 30 ocreoof land ' vest. Eddy remained for a few ,;;:r. and of Col b the clldn:l have an tlghth ehance to get bll and un1111n· 1 tienl a. m. 0todav bv '•'ret'land Norris wtll ofltctate. :was charred Monday at Car- days visit. [" •on, ary, um IJ"aduattDn party. ageable. \':. Pomeroy I tllll an etghtlt ll'ader, too, Whit can yoo do aiKJUI ta 81 6 emer ency squad She was I member of the Le- penter when a flro broke out Mr. Harro of Charleston and s pent a few doyo of \heir Yl _ _ _ __ · .tart Methodist church. Surviv· and burned until tale last night. 1 friend, Mr. Phillips, spent a cation with her Mr. NeWS most of us think these now? Try retracing your atePI8 TO INVESTIGATE Y· V/hell yoo el[ltCIIGO lll\le end ors _ include three daughters: Fire Warden VIdor Bahr was couplo o1 da.yo on bls farm, and Mrs. T. N. K Columbus, summoned. The fore threatened the Elza Ballengee farm. Mr. and Mrs. Bll!!l;· j;adwaJ. IIY• too milCh, you11 produce a · 1Da"Y Skinner. Meigs county common pleas lEloise Adamo, Pomeroy; Ro- 1a hay field, .and aome realtlenll Iader o1 Columbus open! a ·week cblld WltD expet:ll avorylblnl John C. Bacon has order- 1herta Marshall, Darwin; a: feared II mlcht reach nearby • . end with her parent. ... and gina praellcally .. .. ed Allen c. Rill to make \brother, Hitrry ' iMlfls; Lttart, \bulldings. 'l'llt·'Paynll!r farm II Mrs. (llpha ,Barr. at the home of Mrs, 8fes So detarmlne where and lin vnrre Investigation of an art ton , and a sister, Mrs. Harriett Hy- property owned by the loll! Don ladera and the Barr• spent an kina. Alaitllng her was Mrs. CWS, you wtm wrong and do I right.o bv Betty Russell against Ray· alt. Letart. Friends may call iC. Hartinger. No cause of the • . aftern!IOn with Mr. and Mro. Opal . arrla. Members abotJt-faef. 01\re bt!r more lillie mood Russell. \at the funtral home any time. ·ftre waa cletermlned. Duane Barr at Oak Hill. Mr. wore Mra. Mamie Buckley, . fewer .l'ltlft real 1ft. , and Mrs. Cadwallader retun>Brown, Mrt. Mary Geor1e Diddle spent II!D daya and ternl and lblap; lea crolkllalll; llllft - - - - - - - - - - ed to Columbus SUnday nigh\ Mn. Edna Hall, Mrs. In Gallipolis visiting. dlselpUne and len yak - and Mr, and Mra. Dana Hamm or and on Monday Mr. Cadwal· vlan Humphrey, Mrs. Ina Mr. •nd Mra. Bernard Did· let .It be known calmly an 4 Minersville R. D., Mra. Freda Iader belan hla duties as •II'> sar. Mrs. Paulino Myers, Mrl. and aon Geor&t and Mn. firmlY thai yoo wUI nol - Evans and Mro. Ethel Wheetef cultural teacher at the Dublin Vema 1\osf, Mra. Laura Diddle aJid LI!J. for "san." Good Juclt - yqu'l of Racine were dinner auesta high oehool where he wtlltoach Dorolha Riebel, Mrl. by spent Wednesday at Fork· need It! - H. · Thursday or Mrs. Ora Archer this !aU. Osborne, Mrs. Mulnl Whi• ' Run Lake. Y!MII' HeltJIDI 8aacl and brother, Lesii!C Baily. Mra. Mra. Gract Woller, Mn. M Kermit Jl'lsh and hiJ.. Dear Helen: o o o Wheeler Ia slayiog !Or a more Juanita Tackett, ol William• and Mrs. "· er c 1 have a friend wba hat mule extended visit Mr. and Mrs. 1\acy Tackett of The progr•m waa In Barbara, Phillip, and Jim· Uple aclerosla and Is eottllftf4 1 · Mr. and Stanley John- Fwlnaton and Roy E. crouser, of tho vice president spent week :lh Mra. to a wheel chair. Would tl ~'@ported Prem~f'r dtov~lopment~ ne~otlatl~no odeolu~l· ~rown ' MtDDLII'ORT paruei )t, II .. . ,....:.. · _____,;__-;;;nelareTor"llttte'ililli,'.,.; whether thts tndtcal"' • ....; used probahly should depend Alter helping your child 1"" I River - Pilton Up 14, Dear Helen : ""dan~erow; wonder conluslon among educators and upoll such factors aa the troinlug should then con~ With cy •:4$ p.m.; Freiberger up HoW you tell thll researcher• the teochero and the 10<111 ,... the total olctul't! of ~~ lm·1 Ilia, caodidalt of the P~le'l 7:40 p.m.; Bayoo Lorrlllne up dame they think is perfect, Unfortunately tnsome coses 01 suit. oblalnod with · the students. [provem..,l. Thlo oeybady·o Rodleall porty, bad eloetorll j14, • :&0 p.m.; Chlrlerol from legs topersonaUty,.ll pure this true Perhaps t not ac type ot controvet"S) alsO ' job Constructive pareD~< are votes on the ba•" ol &mday'll4, a.m.; OVEC down 15, actress? they could Usll!n ~ basts for good which are peoceful naUonwide baliotong, but _a.m.; A.. E. Dykes up 17. her when has an aU • ah"l of trying to undermmto the cur· tiUOS on educalinn. And ' , VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED ,. ,I ,.;; Cfi!f~ DEALER ~RR & VAN ZANDT ~OTOR SALES , ., . , , ' 242 W. . · • · ' JIIOII\IROY ; __ j .' .,. . '· �.. ' . • • • ,--~----- 2.---l>&RY ~ntlnel, Pomeroy-M14~~. Q,JIIll;J."~ WordFencin" You, Yoor Child, And School I' M;oil1lua's ' -Ri~et R<IJOI1 - , With ChineS: Educators ~bow Confusion On Quelitions - ,·~trate.M.iy _ .-. """"' More Profound, E.utt Researth ' 'lfaVOKtyRole Contiouin~ Needin~ ~mber toll~ By DAVID NVDK'K j Thus you hove • dtffer<nce oil ih aU al ..... HENRY SHAPIRO . UPI Etlacotloo llpe<lol"'l opmion VeriiH 11 hoW yoor_ tblld eiD v.ltell .....,. 111.....- 1 . To parent., there prohobly , Research does not give the ans- , benefit He will po-obobb ouctHd MOSCOW tUPI> - The Sov_iet ,..m, to bo two or more con- wer ,. that at Ulto time mll!lqm any whtrt thO reach· Union today aocuood Red Chma ', flicting opinions concerning ques· 1 assume that there are ..veral l"" and facdtli09 """ of 1 high By tilt'~ ~• progrart~ ~ BUENOi! AiiU!ls, Argontllll' Art,., IIIIa, tho 1111111· erato candidate who autpolled hit noorool· rl'"l by neorb o mlllloft voteo. today charted hie next l\IPll-Dr. r':E;..~=; Jl~len fAIIinl, Kana! Falls .7t fall- lng, Cltorlotttllii1T.tl rlslnl 1dan Maimet a n d Wlnlltld were on tlte sllla. I d~ a~tmenls: pree·~ Boll - _ -, -~!\ -- h .~ ,, Help ' u.s.! Helen loiMI •' rfllll ('.ommunist "peace" talks and warned of the t"Ons<quencet" of sucll a courae Tile attack. the latest In a,.. nes of bitter .xchang., was re· may I waYS to do the job properly, 'nit quahty . moveR toward the Argentine klen • . . . l)ltlo bo Poise• 1611 ,, the · 5:30 111 leased in the Tuesday ed•tlon of tual bul :surely there is exists in math, language, school \ schools 7 the Communtst party """'paper " need lor mort conclusiOns gamzation •team ttachlng do- m l"!"n the baslo fM tj1e oucceao he lacked 'ro lor on abaOiuto ma• 5.51 p.m., Peggy Downey Pravda a few hour. alter Bell!tBn 1 "'".-don g -.1 research It is dtl· 01 t t atlon etc 0 oocial ' of our demoa"lti< oociety. jorlly In the t'll-member .Eitctor· 17, t :45 a.m.; Soulhllm dOwn 11 many othe; Forolgn Minister Paul · Henrd focult w al on.<wero whoch inal College meelinl July Sl. 19, 5:15a.m.; up 11,,7:20 US 18 conFusiOn 1 11 silo 15 ar~ive :t~rli~;'.:d• ~rea• JROII CID Tila~ 10 \0 are lor UtUe ilidt. fit some pll1l of the umw 811111 I IUfU It II quilt a lbllll tl !ll'ldtlllt frDm fNdo tciJGDI beo tilt thai 11 aU 11!1 tt4JICIIIIDI ca ltl Your perenll bll)' Yllll rkal drill and JGIIf 11t1a pair 10 of lilt- and p1 yGU ned)' be mtrrlotl. " ,· dlfh~l Old saIem SoeJety • N ~~~\0.: ~to \earnin~:; ~r Jerr~ atmo~~pherP h~ t~ cloudin~ ~nd L•nm~rao, I Chme•e 1 10 t.rlrrln~ d~?-[ "~ Jill!! ~5'~ an~ a.~.; l<arnm~. ~A I ~x bi~ ~ ~own re~lly a~~- =· Reporting ~ ~\· cu~~· ·~ ~ 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ s~ad;.,.ay Carob~Jdn. ~r ~~=:ab~ar;;:!~ ~evd~ :".::ew~:g :Uw~r· roten~ ' ~fectr . co~t.ltlon l,( I defec~ pur~ a~ ~..."idand ~~~.~yrMed ...:_ -~• WINDOW AND THROUGH the WALL MODELS the model best suited INSTALLATION - lfs easily done to your needs IT NEEDN'T BE NOISY WILL YOU NEED SPECIAL WIRING GUARANTEES. AND SERVICE THE NEMA CERXIFICATION PLAN ', RaSh~ e5 ynd~yre. fHI. . ou•'YsENTINI ••:~ ~ ""r r~, ••~ ~, ~-· MEIGS WATER CO. :.!" " ..~:.1£! • 'l£ &. SW ~~ . ,.~ ~day = MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ='... tp:/: '::''r.u :=.r :Z.:"\:: -=:,.::" ..": llllit..:fl: MUELLER ii~;jiii~=:~~~~~~~~~~- Ang·~ CLIMATROL. ill~ ~Itt Blanc~. OI)UC)~ ' ~In . Loti•• l)ad':.• ~do4 l~w · '. QIL- GAS- ELECTRIC- COAL ' I 'I FRE~ ESTIMAT~SI t I No car .• v_ar carried better recommendations. In the final analysis the success of a car must stand on wholehearted acceptance by the. people with complete freedom of choice. The 1'963 Cadillac Is the best liked Cadillac of all time. Don't you think it merits your consideration? ~ t~~llliloinl ~p- ~_: ' perf~ .II_~-:'~ 100 .~ w«~ pl~p . ~ J•~ ~. Ai·j ~ ~ ~1!!',~.:.-, \ ' . ' .'~~ For your Free Booklet "Room Air Conditione!"$• Mail to Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Company 215 North Front Street, Columbus 15, Ohio .,.,,.~~ ~ M~ ~nd I ADVANTAGES-And how to make the most of lh«m. How to chOose WI~ Y~~Ill a. n d ·~·M ••~ HOW MUCH CAPACITY DO YOU REQUIRE? ~arl '"~ w~Ro~ Ai~ Co1mditi1DJ1111rs PROPER CAPACITY- It's impqrtant ~ 0~ ~~~r"~~~: _~ ~=they ~he I COOLING CAPACITY: In British Ther171111 Unlta ~nt dau&~tll!r ~rove h~~s ~plrlted . loam ~ BY DOROTHY KILGALLEN w ,.milar gestures.\ '"dism and perversion. (That son and family returned ..... SIJn of Mr. and Mr• .. W. E. crou- Mrs. Brown, and cons1llfd of MIUer and rid and bave your readers and her THE INTERNATIONAL BUZZ Ted Ptckham. who Jllll I h e ought to hand Mandy Rlce-Dav- cently from a vacation 11 Vir· ser, were united m marrlap the poem of the month nad by Bernard Diddle a lam- cardS and lel\el'il. Shell!: Mn. At t.. st two headline-worthy !"escort service" business on 1 1es quite a laugh.) glnia Beach, Virginia. al the Pint MeMonlll! Mamie Buckley and an Uy. Evelyn Berggret!ft, 'II Butllnd New Yorkers - both wtldly ,the map a coople of decades \ Count on Unda Cltrlstlan to Mrs. Irma lhle, Mrs. Fran- Church at Vonton. They are on planting and ieedinl Mrs. Cooper Is spending Ave., Kearney, N. J.-s'l'EADY wealthy - have lawyers in Lon· ago. writes from Estoril that k !sed h the cis 1\oberta aod Mrs. Elma both aradualeo of Rutland blah rosa by Mrt. VIVIan Hum• week • vacation with Mr1. READER 1 1 don tryiDI to keep their famoo• he " com?,"sing his memotro, l Louks visited Sunday afll!rnoott school an4 wiD Hvo in Colum· phre)'. Mrl. ahO"Wed thO Mamie Miller. This column Ia detllcalttl • names out of prtnt m the Pro- ··Me by I He ...ms omused ltalk. Her roctnt quote: '"l'ltese with Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Hoi· bus where both are employed. how to Nl and pruna Tommy end Robert Diddle family llvlhl, tiC! II yuu'rl ha"' fumo Case. One of the worrted by the fact that a num· \•ren'l my teeth. I'm having new ter of MlnersvUie. Relatlveo from cut ef At the cloae of the meet. apent 1 week a camp Arrow· 1ng kid tratlble ttl' jlllt p1IJa aentlemen 1 chap 1her of celebr1tieo he s known jackets dOne and these are jual Mr. and Mrs. Clark lhle vi&- here lor tho wadding Wlrf Mr. 1ng relmhmenll were aerved. with TrooP :US ljiOliiiOrtCI\t'OOble, let Holen Halp YOU. nohledh ltorh la,mh parttes at ' haf vhe 'ollfferedludto sthend him !checks temporary. They don't feel at llfd over the weekend with Mr. and Mrt. Larry Wolty and 10ft Recent guuta of Mr. the Racine Baplill Church. She wUI aiiCI ...w tc e accen. 'I on women, I e me . e . em ou jan safe. In fact, when I bit Ed· and Mrs. Otto Hildebrand of of Mllltlllekl, Mist Allee CfOU. Merton Hall and Jtandy Mn. Molly Colarl apllll a amulllng expenoucet• although he also provide• plt!n· True malaz'?" Wlli up ito pnce mund the other day I broke one Cleveland. While there they at- ser of, Mtnallold, Mr. and Mra. and Mrs. Dalo Boyd week end In Columbua. Helen Bol\llla can lll• IIIII 1 ty of member wme and song; other . ke1s tn h"•a arm... tended the Reuter reunion · Every 'I Crouser o "''-·IIo•0 , w, VIsiting Mr• anti Mro • Cit.,. neWiplplf • • one the of N • ,to 50 ce:tls m Sepll!mher. of my JIC York For . A roup of Time-Life execuUveo MrMr. adnd MMr!. CJhahrleslhPI. Ihled, va .. Mr. and Mn. Charles Balt4• ShumndMrway werendMrM. JoltnndArllOIIM1 11 1 's finest f:mtlies. '"" AI Morton host at the Cltqut are1 heavy toveslors tn "T h t . an rs. 0 n e an elf of Nitro w Va. Mr. an .... v....,.. r. a •. cme a r. a ••. paot severa IDr.yeara ",.yWard"o have ,o" E. S7th 'St., amved . k dl ' · of' Cltar1e.. ·MM. PJaii!O E 1 C 5 AI• been amonl Stephen at his Tender Reel," o comedy star· i' a11Y • ndMNlcFy, Mrs. Rex Crouaer •- K II 8 .. •• lth M DiiiVOTIIIITOIM'flllltOP be pr...nl job by way o1 the Play· r1n1 Chester Moms and Slgne gu..ts o1 rs. rane11 -·-ton, Mr. Raymond CrOUifr aod r. "''"· ar arpenw• pe m1 a vaca ..... W r. MltGSMAIIINAII•A · 110 . boy Club Big chuckle a· Hasso belnJ produced as a of Racine July 4. daughter Suo of Dunbar, W. of Toledo and Mro. G. B. Klmb and Mra. Charlel Mclllckle are .,_. ";, , • • . ay or w• 11 t'h000 rk•· ' r-·nd town· The new coo••-· . entry for next sea- Mr. WilbUr Smith ol Phlll· va Mr' and Mrt. Clarence ol l'arkerlbur• called "" Mro. Mro, Clyde Garner and aon, . ,,. 11 cetve118'CI od II"SI cut o e bt e · ... '" · · · "'"' · · • ,_ ..... e-ditor •I a local deUy 11 aloo aon ... Della Reelt lhou&hl dolphlt 11 Ylslttnl wtth Mr. and Welty o( Buller. t.arkms. of Mobile, Ala. .., "' no - 0 1 1 tr .. k teopa ooO (;h 1ove1 ·th• cheesecake editor of 1 h t It over, then decided not to pllSI Mro. Clark lhle. Mila' Allee Crouser Ia In 1J1C1 Mrl. E. M. Riddle C..ra Buck open\ a week •:, '!" '1!.'1 4. c ec or flo! 'th · • •,•t :same paper weot lodles out lambourinea when oha doe1 Dr. tnt! Mro, Roger Gruesor Mantlteld· 111\«e she Is employ· Gl ParktrsbUr& were recent Vlt' ill Columbus. 1m u " per cent e gross a er . · . nd 1 11y Lor! 11 · 1 o1 M and M Ca 1 Bu Jc,. • a••,.;;:iiiii 10 the first mlllioo ) . . Gov. : banks are trym& to eapttaltze her gospel medley at the Arllt!r· aof M onC,t ,..,... guGos ed at tile a.Int Sbop)!inl Cfn· tors'l'b Br· LJ ;k_ .. Glad Ba"·h-•ft of G.. lfll - I1I r • . on the unr..t In the Ieana Holol She opens July 9, r. rs. arence ru.. tor Mr aud Mrs Larry Weie uc. ey1 u.. """' . Yl ...--· Ifh . 711 oc e e er s po1t1tca1 c urns I · J 1 41h · · the 1so lsllfd North Bend •pent the 'INI8!nd With , I II into two camps _ ,Several of them now offer SWII&- hooray. R kdivided are sOrMron K UY h N. nd ty and crouser spent Park a C • 1 .. "·"· and ""It ...___ . :. th h zed lh h ,tyle numbered bank account. . ennet ease a 10111 weekend at htJIIIt here and all' at ar o. mrs. """" ...,. , .... _. ., .!! Is 1n" ,:rod amar he 1 • 1to tempt Latin politicians who h of ColumbUo are weekend tetJded the 11fiddlng of their Mr. anil Mrs. John Hart of Mr. and Mn. Dale Smlllt and 0 1110 ed ':· 1 a ao 1 h d 'have millions in graft to stash Rudo11 Nureyev, 1 e Russian guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe btothttr 'lic.y (!rOuser. and ntece of end Mra. Gladya smlUt -IJI:", • 1 ..., .: h s away in some safe place. ballet. dancer who has won such Thoren. Mr. Mrtl. Ray MDler and tht Coall!o and 'l'htllllll tptnl with Mr. end Mrl. ..0.. t tf nd h Frank Sinatra's lather w a 1 acclatm from American aud· Mr. and Mra. Wallace Pow· randson Mille Mclmotb of lalllllles. Melvla Smith of Pomeroy. , :;"': 11.• 1 rushed to St. Mary'• Hospital lences •. developed aome One era and family of El Paao, Tex. ParkersbdrJI, and son, RaY· Mr. alld Mrl. Frank Gale and -Mrt. Lyla 11wa 1 they uoderstaJ The Iin Hoboken with a 1rave ulcer cap1tahoUc taall!l soon alll!r ho arrived Thuraday evening lor a mood Miller tftd children of latll!r say· "He':"jusl :unmng The blagesl apend· to the_ Wesl Exam· visit with her parents Mr. and lAI e&lll.,llpen\ a day Do h -··-for exerctse thi• time. the Ier m !Dwn, a widower, bas gone pie : He • JUSI signed \o Mra. Vernon Neaoe and Stanley. with tl!i'l Miller. 0 11 miracle happens, marvelou•. for more than $3.000 In nllht- aae papero on I Rlvlora. Ytlla Mr. Mro. George Theiss '·. : . · .' ' , u not, wait till !1!61! He won 't :clubs during the past month. overloolttnl Monte Carh - an and family of Belpre w,... supbe rtliLning •l•insl Kennedy He's mourning his lovely wile, elegant ptece. of properiJ with per gues\1 of Mra. ·111" of <IJI>ll llten." 'who was a famous ,hOw&irl. a $105,000 prtce lag Stan- Jtamm Thuraday. · ~~ · lifo , ... 1 Ellubltlt cnouet He gave one curront beauty ley Kubrick, director of "Dr. Mr. and Mro. Clarenct Grue- bli!Ory t by retldida I$5011 "beCause you look like Strangelove," built a .B • 52 10r and Dr. and Mro. Roger the annual ojllll aJt sosiOII ol the Some Washington ln•lders say my wife" . . . Mrt. Louie Prl· bomber Interior ol sttepperton Grueser and family of llle of Mao .Parliament, the old· the under-t~~Hurltce emotions mo tGia Malone 1 expects the \studiO! In London - and lt'• j visited Thursday evenlnl with est ouch lellolative body In the In Con~"' are so explosive ,baby In Deeember. ;eoMtdert!d one of the mOlt real· Mr. and Mn. Arthur Orr of world. they fear the members " 1 II .lstic renderings of a plane's In· Bashlll. 11 waa lltf·''ltr•t limo lhal a COtnol to blows before lhe Sum- \ A larl• and vocal croup of'll!rior eYer uoed at a movlt Mr. and Mra. John lhla and WOIIIIII .,.. the mer ls over ..... ln&rid Berl· Democrats In Washington hope aet. Yet II wu done complote- familY toUred thl Campus Mar· pat'l. . ., 'li . the ·· -..;ony, man's huoband, ' Llrs Sthmldt, \that Sen. George Smathtrl ol ly withool cooperation from tlus Museum at Marietta Sun- whleh goes liiell more lbaD hal aecurod the tJWtU 10 attgo Florida will win the VIce Pres- SAC. Kubrick limply used Air day afternoon. yean. " Row to Succeed" In Parla. ' ldentlal nominatiOn nell H~nt j Forct pamphltta 11 a IUide. Mr. aud Mn. Joe Thoren viiHe'll produce It a months around . He's one of Pretklent llfd last week with Mr. aud H.o\1101 IIIJ' IN CELL 11 from now at thO Theatre. de Par· Kennedy's dearfll !rloncls, end W-'YNE'S PLANS Mrs. Harold Hamm and Pet· LilccA. ltalf;dlrn - 1'Uc-m.. •• II . . . . . 'l'hert'a a wild rumor 1a top glamor boy In tile fldnftn.. gy o1 PlllllburJh, Pa. pMinclal cltieC Jlr, GI01rllllll 1 In Havalll \hal the Ruuians p•trstlon. They think he 1 n d HOLLYWOOD (UPI) ""'oltn • · vineUI. lit• ._.. plan 1o launch o rocket I n to .JFK could jull about wrap up Wayne con•plelfd hll role In the : SCHEDULI: -,oRLD GOI.J' ht. bell Frltlo11n.the opac. !rom Cube Johnny \the total female vote, and they'd multl-mlllloo dollar producllon\ NI!W YOitK 11Jl>ll - Tltlr\y· he wu eWiltiDa· \l'lal ,. . MathllwlUKivthaHofhiaearn- ·count on George 10 rescue 1 of thO Biblical movie, "Tht 1'1""' (llll1lllrleo havt been tn111tacl\oddletl0n ch.....,., poUoe rt(l.-&o lngs at thO Forest Hill• Music number of 90Uihern •tales lor Greoteot Story Ever Tolll." 10 partie!• in tho lltb COllado td. . 1 P'ntlvai 1o Dr. MarUn Luther the Demo . ... The film "Satan Weynt maltel hit next plc• Cup altd llllemallonal GoU Cham· Solnoltl had MtVad Ill .KJnt. 1o advance the cause of in Hlah heelo,'' which Wd turf In lorope. He'D haVI bll ill ,..,... Oct. The prooeeutlon e:ttpaei Ia tntr•.- (JtltnnJ, who playa proted by the t'ttiiOII In the yacht O'lo!t' then and p\1111 10 U.S. teim rJ. Arnold :Palmer and trio! Which loti Ui .tbe .;...oklllonj lite· ialliftl Au1. It, prGbllbly Unltad lilies, ba• jtlll btell 1111 luropaa• waten Wbui DOl liarD won the .., 1a of U.B. lrilaJPot,r will other binned oa lito p!ellln. . ....- Jear. '!'..'!" , qut~ HUMIDITY AND THE COMFORT LEVU. ~ Antimlity N Events V~ M~s. GET TilE FACTS ON THESE IMPORTANT POINJSa 111g~DIII years~ ~- da~ghtoc, Voire Of Broadway CONDITIONERS Social Soctety NewS ~. ':t'LJ::IS J:i'LGEE BOOKT.atr ON J Reedsville u~ t~ '" Mornm•g·Star \ ~~lANE w~e~,;;t ~~~ ~~~' ~"· ' gu~ ~'"!ha~ln& ~ubln., ~~old gradUal~' Htl~: I I ?" u~ ~:r:t Adam~. SEND FOR I Y~ Chopmill'i~ep~n w~s h~spital Utk~n medic~! } wi!"Jtffi Langsvi}} e S • }N ocia otes ~ f1~e' J,.d~e . oppeo~ m~mK8. d1.::.rrihuhn~ ~- 51 ~· • I they'd change their but they won't llall!n we tell them what slle Too many Spaak that Nl - Bpply to everyone when you 3rt' vnlv!'d in education. He planued"' olart llfiOUatlono a.m., Otto up 20, 4.40 a.m.. E": is - a two-laced, seboolto perly p. 111111 ktta s Khrushcht'Y " an>tOUS to dealing wtth human behavtor. You first mteroot .. a parent WiLb cJndidotes of other parties I.. Pennsylvania up 21, ' a.m., cat. I'm sure youve And the reuon theY I --"••It 1 """' relaltoll.< with the West Each indovodual and hts envn · shoul; he to make sure that ,.,ur wtthln a lew dayo. II waa DOl yel lC. _v . down=: S:tl " oten type, Helen- "you" I!ChoolllllbiY JIOP8 J"t1l' two Wf'rf' onment l!i ent . Judgments rhlld il If ne Is having clear whether IIlla would receive m., Defender up 2%, a.m.; turned when It comes 111010 so theY cen t.owD furth•r ovidence that Ule SinO· •hich ... Important ial"lors tn ed· dllflculty. find out why. There are fWS sufficient baeklnl for his own Jacob G. down Ill, ' ·.· a.m.; bul, with women, " • Uon year w II II Sovl<'t arP not hkelv , ucallon natm ally vary These many cau.., lm problemo. They candldaty or would limll himself S. M. Jenkl Up D, 1.45 in conversation, espedal- Something WI'ODI nt1l to dMe the pohtlcol and many prohlcm• ol educotooo are ' ma\ be psych,logical. physical, to a key role In picking the I!Oiworth down as,_1.51 she not only brags these kldo and thelrthe cal oplll that has between impottanllot you to undetstand .. • neurologlcol. , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Erl.. . president. p.m., Indiana dOwn 211, t.21 a. 11 up, but runs us down. She Ia and ;men yuu UY the two gtants ol the Commum<t However. your f ,t conce•n " 01 Don't a,ume that the ochool or wine and three children are m. Walter WllUIIIIIOit up GI'Mfto S().O-O sympathetic with our should 1M laked tboolll, thtP camp. and should be ihe11 effects upon it. pt·ogram t. to blame. Tills vlsitlng his brother Heyward ! Tile follower• olex-dlcator JUID I",,' 4:10 a.m, ; Ferdlllllnd down she always hal10 the Is aomelhln& wrDIII Tile ..golta'.ong teams have , your clllld. won't help your child. Any basic Erlewino and family ol Syco- D. !'<ron temporarily ureenup 5:50 a.m.; Wtstem joke, lllwa.ya doing me- too. - READY FOR, )1 "-' meetmg tn s<"<"ret anrl no The ,. oi readmg ,eems to program change wtll probably more, Illinois. subdued by the !allure ol their Greenup 7:115 a.m.; Dave special lor them, 80 and get,. SCHOOL 3 8 Information on tlolr tolks loo< he a good exa mpl< for dtscu•· tak• too long he of value to Mr _.ood Mra. L. R. Chapman eledton boycott. ell down 31, 5:30 a.m.; Nationthem off alone they , 1 110ean Dear Roady : 10 to.en made public. Th• Sovl•t sion Som• ochool• emphostte • your chtld spent a day In Dayton with the al up 31, I a.m. ; Valvollne up "really taUt." But let m- Come now, honey, oren I pre"" loa• all but tgnort<l th• pho•nies prognm othe ,.und• of On the other hand. don't think latter's brother, Johnny Rom· 32, I a.m.; san Salvador up 33, en como clOSI and lt'a, "You a little rou&h on aU af \II? letlt>rl!'l and the1r combmatiOn!i l Uwt there are controversiel m me and famllv . They took their 12:20 a .m.; lnca down 33, little thins. you look so H. Delv K..mlln I, 01/iel" schools emphaSIZe th• look· evety area There ,, • good deal nlete, PattY Romine homo. Sh• i a.m.; Jessboal up 33, 2:50a.m. ; " or "Honey I'm sure Dear Holen: . Still anothP• Iactor ihe lsay method .teoming the enttre of r..earch whtch Indicate• what had enjoyed 1 ,...k't vlalt with 1 Chippewa down 33, 5:4lJ a.m.; like 'to know your ma.. You II: I'm wa!'defum('e or \\o!d l should be oone In education You the Chapman•. Tampico 34, ! :45 p.m.: Is running," this always in kid th• Kremlin Chmese •tudents The m•JOI"itr of children learn should ...k rea.... lor parti<:ular The Gereld !loan family mov· Euaene JoiiH down 34, 9:15 p. of • erowd. The ttuPid girl IS otway• ....... . ml tn Mosr:>w . K.. v to l"'"d qmte adequ•tely with .,. acUona ed from tht Wayne Lyle farm m.; R. H. Bosworth II up think she Is trying 10 be back. A year ago she In dtstnbuttng anu -Sovoet ht.ra· ther approach Tltoe• who ore 1 ThO most lmportonl factor lo [b.ock to Sprlntdleld. 1:20 a.m.; P_amela D. qp 34, helpful aud when we tell them ed from. the eighth gracle. My tuo·e . havtng dlrtlcult} probabli have -· . Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Rolf· Trudine Mae Daft, daughter U5 a.m.; EHsha Woods up 34, the dirty tricks she has husband and I aa«,bt!r I Sst 1"he Sftvlf't go,£>rnment last some spec •rlc probletn wh•.ch VJ \man were Sunday dinner IUoats ,of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Daft, 4.10 a.m.; SUsan Lane up 34, on otbtr women they aay, watch and she lllld, 1 hate 1 week expelltd th ree R•d with thetr CHISOX L081: HURLER , with bla parents, Mr. and Mra. S3% Wedgewood Dr., Columbus, 5:45 a.m. my nuoband did last nJWtl, this stupid, eheap llloldnl dtplnm•ts and two •tud•nt• fnr What doe• Uli• mean? Actually CHILAGO oUP! I - Left-haoder Harley Hoffman. Ohio and Cecil 1\ay GaDipulll Dam - Polly must you women 1alwtl1a watth.'' and threW II down and 1 1 1r II broke it. 111011 . ·•-a lnng K statPmt>nl I" • .t. hoth mt>lhod 8 achieve succes11. It . Frank h Ch B•umann Wh t will "" I lott .to Jack p.-v • .. , has employment son o' 1 Mr. and Mro. CJ•h· •• 2:35 a.m.; Crucible down run ...._ I ood•IOOkln• • ldn't"' 1\ noun<tng .-m m • P""' ••• i• a matler of judgment to choooeo t • , tca1o 1e or on tn· in Mansfield. u "lfd In marrlllt 1:.. a.m. dolm'" How be 10 We tald we 1IOll ul • Ill in lht> di o;putP Monriav thf' one favor ol the tlwr. Each ' definite period wUh • torn GeoJ1Ie Perry lt worklnl for 7.,n,;. 2n;. m. at tho Wet- Kuawbo River Z. ·cleliiO? she ran away. She'S home now 0 ouotPd rhtn""• we<P g"'"." soltd grou 10 p probably wtll defend thetr l tendon on his orm. Baumann ouf- the 1\oulh Brothors of Salem 1 ley Chapel Methodist Marmet $:30 am.; Diane: but I can't do ailylhiDR with support at a mass rally m Ptl<· opproach the proper an•wer . lert<l the Injury loot saturday Center. •b lh Rev C J Lemley up Marmet $:3$ a.m.; , th her. Haft you any ltlgglllloiiiT lnM. \ - ·- 18 \ •hile pltchln& against the Boeton Mr. and Mrs. L: ft. hetd 11 the Nel• A. V. Chris dOwn Wid!ield 6:35 Por .. .. : - RA\IING TROUBLE , SERVICES SET I!ted Sox. aud nleco, Patsy 1\omlne,were lson home. Mr. and Mrs. Nel· P·':"·; W. H. Jr. Ylhil t of woman Ia Oear lt.T.: MARRIAGE APPI.ICA110N Service' lor Mrs. hoElsie ol,. re-- son Wl.11 mak1 their · home at Wiltf1eld ypt a peek·..boo I am afrekl 1111 ._ Ia'· A di·•Ad·t : thTh• t f' Whl• t ba Sox n Joeonnounced Cunnin 11• shopplnl in Parkersbure inf' 1:30 p.m.·' she welrt Clarence Potts. 68. Cheshlre , am•. 72. Pomeroy, w...,o =a • • 1" "m• . • .cenlly. :waver! where he io employad. . W teld ll:IO p.m. ; _ are about 15 Rt. :1, coal miner. and Eva r.. : Meigs Gen.eral hospttal thts "ham, "'h" torok• h:• nght collar· Mr. and Mra. Harold Bolen Y. patcher down Winfield 1!35 a. H. toen-1111' will relpecl yoll Little. &I. Rl. _ Che•hire. morning, wtll be hrid ThUrsday I bone June 3, wont he ready to and Eddie Llad of Roynoldshurg Mrs ....onna Hayes aud baby m.; Llda H. up Winfield 2:10 MOST ·of the time only If .you TAKEN TO2 HOSPITAL \at 2-:10 p. m. at the Ewing play lor at least another month. were visiting 1 low days with spent a night with Louise Mll- a.m. This I• tn answer to the ul.. her thtt easy way - ' bY Mrs Homer Bradshaw Porn· Chapel with burial In Letart hlo mother Mn. Grover Stout am. elgltllt l!'lder who Wll diiiP" iiJI!t!tlng the 111\le prolllellll .diY. erov R was to' M•iM• c:emelet·y beside her late hu•· j WOODLAND BURNED and helped with the hoy bar· pointed and heartbroken be- by-day before thtY bavt a Genera.! 0 ., band, Judson The. Rev. An ..umatt<l 30 ocreoof land ' vest. Eddy remained for a few ,;;:r. and of Col b the clldn:l have an tlghth ehance to get bll and un1111n· 1 tienl a. m. 0todav bv '•'ret'land Norris wtll ofltctate. :was charred Monday at Car- days visit. [" •on, ary, um IJ"aduattDn party. ageable. \':. Pomeroy I tllll an etghtlt ll'ader, too, Whit can yoo do aiKJUI ta 81 6 emer ency squad She was I member of the Le- penter when a flro broke out Mr. Harro of Charleston and s pent a few doyo of \heir Yl _ _ _ __ · .tart Methodist church. Surviv· and burned until tale last night. 1 friend, Mr. Phillips, spent a cation with her Mr. NeWS most of us think these now? Try retracing your atePI8 TO INVESTIGATE Y· V/hell yoo el[ltCIIGO lll\le end ors _ include three daughters: Fire Warden VIdor Bahr was couplo o1 da.yo on bls farm, and Mrs. T. N. K Columbus, summoned. The fore threatened the Elza Ballengee farm. Mr. and Mrs. Bll!!l;· j;adwaJ. IIY• too milCh, you11 produce a · 1Da"Y Skinner. Meigs county common pleas lEloise Adamo, Pomeroy; Ro- 1a hay field, .and aome realtlenll Iader o1 Columbus open! a ·week cblld WltD expet:ll avorylblnl John C. Bacon has order- 1herta Marshall, Darwin; a: feared II mlcht reach nearby • . end with her parent. ... and gina praellcally .. .. ed Allen c. Rill to make \brother, Hitrry ' iMlfls; Lttart, \bulldings. 'l'llt·'Paynll!r farm II Mrs. (llpha ,Barr. at the home of Mrs, 8fes So detarmlne where and lin vnrre Investigation of an art ton , and a sister, Mrs. Harriett Hy- property owned by the loll! Don ladera and the Barr• spent an kina. Alaitllng her was Mrs. CWS, you wtm wrong and do I right.o bv Betty Russell against Ray· alt. Letart. Friends may call iC. Hartinger. No cause of the • . aftern!IOn with Mr. and Mro. Opal . arrla. Members abotJt-faef. 01\re bt!r more lillie mood Russell. \at the funtral home any time. ·ftre waa cletermlned. Duane Barr at Oak Hill. Mr. wore Mra. Mamie Buckley, . fewer .l'ltlft real 1ft. , and Mrs. Cadwallader retun>Brown, Mrt. Mary Geor1e Diddle spent II!D daya and ternl and lblap; lea crolkllalll; llllft - - - - - - - - - - ed to Columbus SUnday nigh\ Mn. Edna Hall, Mrs. In Gallipolis visiting. dlselpUne and len yak - and Mr, and Mra. Dana Hamm or and on Monday Mr. Cadwal· vlan Humphrey, Mrs. Ina Mr. •nd Mra. Bernard Did· let .It be known calmly an 4 Minersville R. D., Mra. Freda Iader belan hla duties as •II'> sar. Mrs. Paulino Myers, Mrl. and aon Geor&t and Mn. firmlY thai yoo wUI nol - Evans and Mro. Ethel Wheetef cultural teacher at the Dublin Vema 1\osf, Mra. Laura Diddle aJid LI!J. for "san." Good Juclt - yqu'l of Racine were dinner auesta high oehool where he wtlltoach Dorolha Riebel, Mrl. by spent Wednesday at Fork· need It! - H. · Thursday or Mrs. Ora Archer this !aU. Osborne, Mrs. Mulnl Whi• ' Run Lake. Y!MII' HeltJIDI 8aacl and brother, Lesii!C Baily. Mra. Mra. Gract Woller, Mn. M Kermit Jl'lsh and hiJ.. Dear Helen: o o o Wheeler Ia slayiog !Or a more Juanita Tackett, ol William• and Mrs. "· er c 1 have a friend wba hat mule extended visit Mr. and Mrs. 1\acy Tackett of The progr•m waa In Barbara, Phillip, and Jim· Uple aclerosla and Is eottllftf4 1 · Mr. and Stanley John- Fwlnaton and Roy E. crouser, of tho vice president spent week :lh Mra. to a wheel chair. Would tl ~'@ported Prem~f'r dtov~lopment~ ne~otlatl~no odeolu~l· ~rown ' MtDDLII'ORT paruei )t, II .. . ,....:.. · _____,;__-;;;nelareTor"llttte'ililli,'.,.; whether thts tndtcal"' • ....; used probahly should depend Alter helping your child 1"" I River - Pilton Up 14, Dear Helen : ""dan~erow; wonder conluslon among educators and upoll such factors aa the troinlug should then con~ With cy •:4$ p.m.; Freiberger up HoW you tell thll researcher• the teochero and the 10<111 ,... the total olctul't! of ~~ lm·1 Ilia, caodidalt of the P~le'l 7:40 p.m.; Bayoo Lorrlllne up dame they think is perfect, Unfortunately tnsome coses 01 suit. oblalnod with · the students. [provem..,l. Thlo oeybady·o Rodleall porty, bad eloetorll j14, • :&0 p.m.; Chlrlerol from legs topersonaUty,.ll pure this true Perhaps t not ac type ot controvet"S) alsO ' job Constructive pareD~< are votes on the ba•" ol &mday'll4, a.m.; OVEC down 15, actress? they could Usll!n ~ basts for good which are peoceful naUonwide baliotong, but _a.m.; A.. E. Dykes up 17. her when has an aU • ah"l of trying to undermmto the cur· tiUOS on educalinn. And ' , VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED ,. ,I ,.;; Cfi!f~ DEALER ~RR & VAN ZANDT ~OTOR SALES , ., . , , ' 242 W. . · • · ' JIIOII\IROY ; __ j .' .,. . '· �,• • ...... - f Evans Piiclies Fine Pitching Marks 1st No-Hitter In 6-2 Victory Night In ·Kyger Tourne l r SPORTS DESK Mike Eon~ d. • I ' • THE J J • . "" -:pJ:TIIOI'I' (tlPII .- __., ,. dlo lllloo of 1 '"* .. Jiilr1 lmith of J'llrglllll. 'lilt lip *"" In Ho-. Show .' I .. ])ally Serltlne1, Pomeroy.Jiidilleport, O~ JuJr, t, lt81 a. Four _ . _ ~ ........ <Wit ....... of w .... Plellurl 1lldln ad two ~ bavo nlurlltd IIIIr ~~pod tar lilt UIHC Ktlloatl -··all ~ "' thl ...... CGanl1 ofub pllced .. the ... · · - ' I F. . . iocA1 AND STATE News Of Mason County, West Virginia "COLEMAW' BY BOB WINGE'I'l' Tho Fifth Annual K y g o rm He tlto cblpped In Wltb 1 League Tourna· l'lln-ICOI'~ lr!l'l~ for hla team • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • l m e n t opened with 1 ban& Moo- In lilt third lll11Uii Wilen they day nl&ht as 1 no-hitter, a on,.. acored four runs. hitter, and a tw<>hit pitching McDermltt wao never In troueffort by lhr.. differenl boys ble as he struck out the side in marked the first acUon of I he the first, third, and fifth inn· tourney. , ings, permitting just three bases Author of the opening nJ&hl runners by Masoo. Pleasant Bollennakera at lour 11114 wa1t1n1 four. no-hitter was John Tannehill, Losing pitcher Danny Rus· on Friday, July 12. Top Ytllbe hlllor was Mrs. Fred IAIIhell on JoJm. Horold Clio•, Mllf', Just when his curve balls were breaking with snap wbo twirled the Middleport Red· sell gave up seven hits to Fish· Three more games are on •lllllt 111111 clciuble. Sorrel placed IIICOIIIIIn trail 1 Ml"'""'" and his fast pitches hopping, Bill Wilson was sidelined legs to an 11 ~ vicwry over the er's, including a pair o1 triples tonight as the Middleport In anolher makeup llmt 11114 Fred Lsllholl an PI• Locust St. fnr the remainder of the season for an operation. New Haven Cardinals in 1he to Curtis Newsome, a single tors meet the Racine Yanks ··-e d•v the "-''·p .Roctel pla!*l third Ill trail PhonoWYM111 The Pomeroy 20 year-old, wh? was in his sec?nd d bl0 Ra b th Mldd1 rt Red u -. ._.., " · lot bo an dou to 0 anny Y urn. 6' 30• 0 epo over the ~.Sox on Bob fill, 1eason of professional baseball . wtth the Bakersfield third game of the evening. Jears of the Phillie system, wtll enter a Phtladelphta Enroute w his great achieve·. He struck out five and walked play Fruth's Pharmacy of ley'o slz lil!!er. Tbree RedlePI, o t men! young Tannehill faced on- lhree. Pleasant at 7:30, and the Pl. •ot aU seven hits off of hospital Tuesday for an operation to remove a umor ly 19' batler!l ao he strucll: out By virtue to their opening Pleasant Kiwanis meel4 • I rom HghttheStde. 1~• walked two • and permltted night vicwrles, all three teams Pomeroy TI&ers al 1:30. Rslnoosbgle~. DannyJoho T~U B11l hiS reports opera u·on WI.11 _ ...., 1 probablv keep him bedfast in In some mighty sound perform· .only loor base nonners. . and slngJ., 11114 Manley I h h .., I "for about a week" ances this summer He bas i He was backed by an etght· and single t ~j~~~: !as showing great pr.o- struck out an averalie Ot 13 bat· hit atta~k that included two hits Roush ~liked four, mise in th• Califnrnia League ters in each game pitched. I by J. Hmdy, two by D. Clonch, three. Manll)' walked with • &-2 ~itching record when Athens Legion Coach Ran· and one each by D. Laudermtlt, fanned T•. h . I ·ed o the disabled now Indicated that Louk's :1-3 R Clonch. M. Childs, and one Sox . 010 DO! - I I als: dubbed sIx record would be much better by TannehhllllhimsleU.N Ha By MO. TON RICHMAN ea<h day thtre seemed Redle- .... . - ... - t 7 .. · · · · b k' · th Taking t e oss or ew v· · ,.~ • • . •••. . OMJ .,.,... bomf' runs. exceptional for any With a b1t more ac J.g Jn e UPI SporU Writer be more competition for each Roush IDd 8 Lewl Manley 1' moundsman hitting department. Jim lost 8 en was T. How.ard,_who was re- CLEVELAND Ohio IUPV - sltion on the team and I o' · h. h·tr :1-1 nd another 3-2 He lieved by J. Lilly m the top of · • """''"· Btll demonstrated IS I mg . game a . •. · th iXIh '""'"" M.ddl port had President Gabe Paul of the Cleve- it added a great deal to the otJO _ 000 2 0 1 power at the Pomeroy baseball 1also has about Whipped his prob- e 8 uuJ.U;'6· 1 e land Indians Jed a growing cam· est in the game." · ··•· ·· field Snturrlay while taking a lem of a1lowing too many free one error, while the losers play- paign torlay to return the AU- The system was junked . . . . . . 140 lOx: - 6 5 2 bit of hatting prartice r~llow- passes. ed erro~~:s:a~AME tar game to the fans . er the 1957 season, during an~ohC::e. and .!Jater. lng a Pony League practice. Def d' h . Pomeroy By their votes, baseball fans Cincinnati fans "stuffed" the There's a possibilitv that Wi1- Fishermen at Forked Run en mg c ampton throughout the countrv used to J,)t boxe8 and succeeded in narne-1 son will report direCtly to the Lake still are talking about the Pirate!l opened the to~rney dictate the make-up ~f the two ing seten Red starters and OPTION OU'I'JI'JELDEil Phillie parent club for a few catch last month by 13·year. wilh a hard·~U~I ~-4 ~~~:ory All·Slar teams until 1958 when tiM> Musial of the Cardinali 00 LOS ANGELES mPH FAIRLAN& 500- 4 DR. SEDAN 9ieeks workout the latter part old Chuck Murray of Pomeroy· over James c m T ;.~rs players took over the balloting. National League team Los Angeles Angels havf!! of th~ season after he recuper- Chuck, the son of Mr. and of Pt. Plteas~~:t as p~-u~ There has been increasing dis- Succeeded up to a ·point tioned outfteldet Frank Kottro V·8, automatic traosinissioo,light sreeo, radio and 10 1 8 1tes from his operation. Mrs. Charles Murray, landed a tossed wo-- er a e satisfaction over the present sys· is. A.nnoyed by the obvious 'chauof the Pacific Cootot/1 heater. Now reduced ln price I 7 pound bass after a •~en long an strug. tern not only among the fans " but vinism of Cincltmatians · ln- team. However ' . the P~rates used . . • '~~·~;i~~~~on::.;lf.bour~:~reull=~· Terrv Kmght of Pomeroy had g1e. The ca tch ha s ut" th . also ' amons some of the players. SJOner Ford Frick cancelled .- · · and re- spu'B · t·IDn •~ ther Forked Run two big lnnmgs to. score elf . . ViAS $1295 a thnlhng e-xpenence w O . The sent1ment now 1s to "give" two of the Red startera that r h runs as they tallied three m eeived a large trophy I as t l IS ermen. '. . d f . the the game back to the people who - Gus Bell and Wallf Post SALE PRICE - - Thursday when he won the [.... t~e fJrst lnmng an our m aetually pay the freight - the and substituted Willie Mays ltock Class trophy at the West Pomeroy High SChool Sum· ftfth as they battled from an 4-3 fano. the Giants and Hank Aaron Beautifully Laundered Salem Drag Strip, large!lt in mer Baseball League Coach Bud deflcl~ to n.all down. th~ ope er. ..1 think it was a mistake to the Braves . .lie state. Hi!l 1952 model car Bickel reports the next prac- Losmg pitch~ BtU. Donah~: take it away from them in the Paul was general manager and flnl1htd outdistarv~-ed cars fro~ as far tice will be Wednesday ~t 1:30 g~ve up only flv~ hits 3too! first place." said Paul, who was the Reds at the time, and away as California. H1s. brothe•· ~.m. The Pomeroy t~Ym IS play- ~mners, ;ovho. tt~tled 4- gh ~ a principal factor in the change though he had 00 actual part in Nth Cadillac - Oldsmobile Dick, and Norman Pr•ce Wlt- mg without the services of Bob mto the fifth .mnmg. In t ~ of the voting system. the landslide of Cincinnati votes nessed the drag victory. Smith, a fine prep prospeQ. Bob frame , the Pirates scored f "I think the present systetn of by the fans. be bad to a981une "You'IJIJke Out Quality Wa7 of Doinll Busllless" suffered a broken bone In his runs after two were out wh~n voting actually hurts the Al1-8tar partial responsibilitY SlDce · bad Jim Louks, pitching for the right foot in the Middleport Burt was safe on. an error, Tit~ game,'' Paul said. ''The players bandy ballots printed up with WY 2-5342 Po111eroy, Ohio •• A :th::en:::s:..::Le:'gO:io::n:..:::ni::ne::•_:.h::a::s_:.t::um=ed~g:a~m_:.e_r_ece_n_tly:..._ _ _ _ _ _ u~ slammed 8 trtple, J. 8 ~r~ cast their votes and the results names of Reds' playera on them. smgled, and D. Roush sc of their balloting are announced after being safe on an error, shortly before the game itself In Mnning. Titus permitted played. There'• hardly any pub. two htts, struck out 13 a n d llclty on the game at all this walked four. Donahue allow d ay. five hits, stnock ~ut one "Under the old system, whlre. walked two of the Piral<!s. by the fans voted, it took about Letart's Dallas Jarrell joined (!) and Bachtel. SECOND GAME tbree weeki, the ballots were the elite in Boys' League pitch· Letart 403 014 - 12 10 Pete McDermllt gave up a tabulated in the naUon's newopa· ing circles Monday evening with Giants 000 020 - 2 4 fourth lnnlni triple to David :.::.:.:::.:.:::..:::..::::~:.=::..:..:::.= a no-hit, oo-run, II~ win over Jarrell, Beegle (3) and Jar· Tulloh and slammed the door tile Little Southern Association rell, Beegle 131 . on the Mason Tigers as he hurl· Portland nine. STANDINGS I ed Fisher's Department Store In .an~ther Monriav evening I W L of Pt. Pleasant to a 7-0 victory. 3 1 McDermill wao wugh, as he Southern game. th e · Syracuse ' Racine Yankees · · · 8 0 1 Giants pounded 18 hils In Syracuse Glanll · · · : whiffed I& batters and l.ssued NEW YORK (tJPJl _ Hosey scoring a 21·4 triumph over the Letart · · · · · · · ·- · 7 r. just one walk enroute to h1s b1g Grier, for eight ye!U'S a rock of ' Racine Redo . .. .. . 6 • Ra"'"e Reds ... u. •· I 7 gr•nlte on IJJe New York Giants' Whi e thurklin• is. n ... ndhltpteerr. defensive platoon. heads west to h 1 J arre11 s rue ou 1 1IV • 1 Orange, Calif., Jater this week to rnitted two bases on balls. Jar- 1 begin pre-season training with the reD wa• also Letart's leading I Los Angeles Rams. slugger with two home runs . I Grier, at 6-5 and 300 pounds one Tim Cozart went all the way I of the biggest players in the Naon the mound for Portland. tional Football L<ague. was trad· fanning three and walking 13. ed Monday to the Ram.! in exLetart's big inning was the CLEVELAND, Ohio <UP[) - ~hanae for another bil defenflive fourth when seven runs scored 3 f3VeS Kansas City owner Charles Fin- tackle, John Lovet.ere, plus a fuen three bases on balls, follow- I ley never formally asked, but was ture draft choice. ed by a barrage of base knocks. The Senators won over the told by the American League any- "At 31, Grier is about four Other Letart hitters were Arth- Braves, 24 to 1, In a regular way that there Is no, chance of years older than Lovetere," said ur Hill, Steve Shul<>r andl Mparkl Middleport Boys' League game his moving the Athletics w Oak· coach AI Sherman of the Gaints. Beegle, each au Monday evemng, · althtMuth he insi!lted that was not .th awtth pair.,lng of es, sinale!'l. ge tling 1·.,,, land "at this time," "'o.oe . J us t 1ce WI · "' · • hits. Finley was made aware of the the primary reason why the EIAtand Chuck Mugrage, three base Danny DavidJon had 1 feelings of h.is fellow American ern Division champ~ traded Grier knocks. le Leaguers durmg an lnformal dis- to Loo Angeles. Tom SChaeffer and Mike doub • triple, and two singles, """ian "'larding the Kansas Coach Harland Svare of the . Stewart •·amed up to become while Jerry Stobart had thr.. ~o~e . City franchlae at a meetmg of Rama, 1 former temmate of the auccessful pltchero lor Sy· singles, to lead olf hitters. · league executlvM Monday. Grler'o at New York, greeted lhe racuse while ftoy Johnsoo and Davldoon llmlled th~ Braves Whlle 110 formal proposal waa ...,., with enthUAium Rookie Crow pitched for the to five ,hits, two ol them Vall made, p,...umably beoaWO< Fin· "I think llooey is '0110 of the Reds.. Johnson s triple and 11n11e. The ley realized it would be voted top lacldlll In tile league,"be Juntor Freeman was big hit- game wa~ •ailed after four and down, the Kanuo City owner did said . "All of his tralnlng and Lea Cataplate IM&II~I ter for the Giants with a. home one half mnlngs. approach Horace Stooeham of playing has been under lhe type ' •. . non, double and two smgleo. Braves . . . . . . . . 320 2- 7 S the San Francisco Giants 10 days of defense we will he teaching." Only 'm down o • • up to Mllildas to Other Syracuse hltre.rs were Senators 683 7 - 2413 010 with a requeol that the A'a SVare played linebacker behind Ron Bachtel ~"' a triple, dou- Ault, Dunfee (3), and Slater. be permitted to play at candl.. Grier with the Gainto and later Hun; ••• Th11 8p1Dill Offw Explrn Aaagu.a ble and two smgles; Reed Fer- Dovldson and T. Hawley. stick Park until a stadium eould was defensive coach before ge~ roll three smgles; Mike Stew· In the other pme Monday be bul• In Oakland. Unglh e job with the Ramo. art. I double and Single, .P a t ·evening, the Indians were IU Moot of Monday's dl""""l'"' Los Anseleo opens ito training C~1fford a home run and !ltngle, winners over the Red Sox, with centered around Finley's leasing camp at Orange next Monday and ClltiUniC lllftl · Btll Hayes a double, and Sch· Dickie Smith pltchtna a 7.hit- situation at Kanoao City. after Grier. who makeo his home ln aeffer a home run and double. ter. '\'he Indians alto lot seven which there was considerable tslk New Jersey, said he will be Modern in deslcn witb For the Reds, Bobby Adams h·to If Bohb Le Is 1 about Oakland and even oome reedy to leave for the West Coaot II Pill 70,000 BTU heatinc had a triple and singlf and Prof- 1 0 . Y w ' oser. about Atlanta. ~ ina fe day1 . capacltyf The powerlul fitt lnd lke Spencer hit ba:-~e Top hlttera for the Indianl But at the conclusion of l.()vet4re is an inch ,.horter than 4-speed. bloww p~vvidea kno<!ko. was Bill Hackett WI~ solo the tw..hour meeting, Finley ad· Grier and weighs 15 poundo '""· H....,•• a 70.000 BTU nolleleu aperatiOb o • , In a last Friday game the homer and I IUIIIe. sh ol amantly lMtated h• had never He did not see regular duty apaeity lloor~ dlstribu tea heat everu:y. Syracuse Giants were downed the Red Sox had a triple and "formally aoked" to tranofer· the with the Rsms laot year thuo that'e ~ fJlr Equippec! with automatic 12·2 by Letart. !lingle. Kan1111 City fraochlae 'to Oak- leading to speculation th~t th!! noiselea operation. ~!me control and Dallal Jarrell and Mark Bee- Indians · · · · · · · · 240 010 - 12 7 land. Atlanta or anywhere else." Giants were more interesle<l In You get an evenllow ll&tlnw chamgle pitched for Letart while Red Sox ... .. .. 30S 000 - 8 7 Tha grey-haired owner or the the draft choke they plclc up from of cloon, healtbful ' Padr'ap • p riae includes Schaeffer went all lhe way lor Smilh and Glar.t. B. Lewio Athletica was teiUng the truth. He t:.o. Angeleo than in Lovetef<!. heat at n tow Oplta'" liMth•Ml tank lllsae andCOIDthe Giants. Mugragp was the and Roush. never did uk to move, even The GJants traded for draft lor eoit. It'• equipped with all htra:Vy -.buRioa plet.e jn+l!aQon ~ tank big hitter for Letart with a though there WBIII discUJRion about choice8 in each of their other chamber and · -maient contnlla. Pacbp pr;c. IDeadbeat& home run, triple and single. Oth· Oakland and Atlanta. tbree dealo oinee the end of the cludts Uletlme tank lease . . .. ' er Letart hitters were Steve Takes 8600 Pay Cut When Finley spoke with Stone- 1962 campaign. 'l1ley are prlmar· Sshulerl with tht reel stngdle• .. Tolm To Couch Buskethall ham recently .regarding the pos. ily interested in picking up • run· pang er a .r1p e an smg e. s1bdity or havmg the A's play jn ning back to complement their · . .· ANPis $~··PI 1 a~ ~eegle and Jarrell each GREENFIELD (UPJ>-George Candlestick Park at some future strong passing game, thu11 the ac- Arqullr $385.8h•r ••• NOW ONLY .' - ' With smgle~. E. Barnes, 34, took a $600 pay date, Ute Giants' owner replied, tivity in draft choicee. For the Giants, Mark Smith cut to accept 1 poiJtlon Monday "We can't stop any team from F11r m11r~ iflflltlllltillll o o • uti .,. ~~~~ ;.. . .., ' ' had a home run, Reed Ferrell as Greenfield McClain basket- moving out here. But the Giants WASHINGTON CUPU - Vetera triple, and Steve Owens and ball roach and 11111tant football are the only elub that will ever 1an offensive end1 Bill Arxlerson ASHLAND OIL METERED,OAI_ llldlyl Pill Hayes, each a single. coach for an annual salary of play In Candlestick P.ark." and Fred Dugan have signed • Portland 000 000 - 0 0 16,050. Commis1ioner Ford Frick, their 1963 contract.a, the WashingLetart 013 700 - 11 12 Barnes, a ·Dative of Greenfield, while not taking any part in the ton Redskins announced today. Cozart and Lawrence. Jarrell had been coaching at Huntington discussions about the Athletics. · lOx and Beegle. High School In Boas County. He oaid Monday that he oonsidera tero majority vole to do oo. .. Pomtr.,y,,CH)~ . , Reds 22ll 00 - 4 4 suooeeded AI Burpr~ who , .. Oakland "open terrkory"-moon. · "I have ••ld repeatedly that I 651 00 - ~I 18 signed oo become l)ead boikel- ing !hat a major leaguo club consider Oakland open territory," Giants J..,_, Crow 131 and Crow, ball ooaeh at Wilmington Higlf could move the"' providi"' it ,... Frkk said, "and I still feel the J · ~ (3). Schslfler, Stewart So.bool. coivod tho ~ llor"""''JIU' ' 111111 "" llboul II." Creek LitUe Wilson Sidelined For Surgery, May Workout With Parent Club t BagBFullOf Joppa I'ool Solicited Sociai News· • For State Faair . - .. Pltuaa* l!Dnllilolr. ' sw· aa.. oa a.~co, plaold· came ..., ll!ltd lh - - . pleUUN honea advance while tho lhrel lOIII\! eo, ~ ,_ mane 111111 lid; Sherrie HEATING AND .,.. elimlnated. In a run In . lilt 011 Tiny 'I'GI, . . On Tbur!;day, July 11, I h • olztb bmlnp. EvaJII · tlilrd In roadster pony 50 ·locbOo AIR.C:ONDmO~ING Pomeroy Plfales will meet faclng It· baltel'l. lie .._n.ec1 llllller· ·Nancy Rarrll on ' · Gallipolis Senators at nine 11114 bad two en'Cirt beblncl • lint In pleuure SALES & SERVICE Fisher's will play the lncbel• and Kathy ll• Red Sox at 8:30. 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MIQQLEPORT, OHIO _,' • ..' ~ ':"' . .·, .. ' �,• • ...... - f Evans Piiclies Fine Pitching Marks 1st No-Hitter In 6-2 Victory Night In ·Kyger Tourne l r SPORTS DESK Mike Eon~ d. • I ' • THE J J • . "" -:pJ:TIIOI'I' (tlPII .- __., ,. dlo lllloo of 1 '"* .. Jiilr1 lmith of J'llrglllll. 'lilt lip *"" In Ho-. Show .' I .. ])ally Serltlne1, Pomeroy.Jiidilleport, O~ JuJr, t, lt81 a. Four _ . _ ~ ........ <Wit ....... of w .... Plellurl 1lldln ad two ~ bavo nlurlltd IIIIr ~~pod tar lilt UIHC Ktlloatl -··all ~ "' thl ...... CGanl1 ofub pllced .. the ... · · - ' I F. . . iocA1 AND STATE News Of Mason County, West Virginia "COLEMAW' BY BOB WINGE'I'l' Tho Fifth Annual K y g o rm He tlto cblpped In Wltb 1 League Tourna· l'lln-ICOI'~ lr!l'l~ for hla team • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • l m e n t opened with 1 ban& Moo- In lilt third lll11Uii Wilen they day nl&ht as 1 no-hitter, a on,.. acored four runs. hitter, and a tw<>hit pitching McDermltt wao never In troueffort by lhr.. differenl boys ble as he struck out the side in marked the first acUon of I he the first, third, and fifth inn· tourney. , ings, permitting just three bases Author of the opening nJ&hl runners by Masoo. Pleasant Bollennakera at lour 11114 wa1t1n1 four. no-hitter was John Tannehill, Losing pitcher Danny Rus· on Friday, July 12. Top Ytllbe hlllor was Mrs. Fred IAIIhell on JoJm. Horold Clio•, Mllf', Just when his curve balls were breaking with snap wbo twirled the Middleport Red· sell gave up seven hits to Fish· Three more games are on •lllllt 111111 clciuble. Sorrel placed IIICOIIIIIn trail 1 Ml"'""'" and his fast pitches hopping, Bill Wilson was sidelined legs to an 11 ~ vicwry over the er's, including a pair o1 triples tonight as the Middleport In anolher makeup llmt 11114 Fred Lsllholl an PI• Locust St. fnr the remainder of the season for an operation. New Haven Cardinals in 1he to Curtis Newsome, a single tors meet the Racine Yanks ··-e d•v the "-''·p .Roctel pla!*l third Ill trail PhonoWYM111 The Pomeroy 20 year-old, wh? was in his sec?nd d bl0 Ra b th Mldd1 rt Red u -. ._.., " · lot bo an dou to 0 anny Y urn. 6' 30• 0 epo over the ~.Sox on Bob fill, 1eason of professional baseball . wtth the Bakersfield third game of the evening. Jears of the Phillie system, wtll enter a Phtladelphta Enroute w his great achieve·. He struck out five and walked play Fruth's Pharmacy of ley'o slz lil!!er. Tbree RedlePI, o t men! young Tannehill faced on- lhree. Pleasant at 7:30, and the Pl. •ot aU seven hits off of hospital Tuesday for an operation to remove a umor ly 19' batler!l ao he strucll: out By virtue to their opening Pleasant Kiwanis meel4 • I rom HghttheStde. 1~• walked two • and permltted night vicwrles, all three teams Pomeroy TI&ers al 1:30. Rslnoosbgle~. DannyJoho T~U B11l hiS reports opera u·on WI.11 _ ...., 1 probablv keep him bedfast in In some mighty sound perform· .only loor base nonners. . and slngJ., 11114 Manley I h h .., I "for about a week" ances this summer He bas i He was backed by an etght· and single t ~j~~~: !as showing great pr.o- struck out an averalie Ot 13 bat· hit atta~k that included two hits Roush ~liked four, mise in th• Califnrnia League ters in each game pitched. I by J. Hmdy, two by D. Clonch, three. Manll)' walked with • &-2 ~itching record when Athens Legion Coach Ran· and one each by D. Laudermtlt, fanned T•. h . I ·ed o the disabled now Indicated that Louk's :1-3 R Clonch. M. Childs, and one Sox . 010 DO! - I I als: dubbed sIx record would be much better by TannehhllllhimsleU.N Ha By MO. TON RICHMAN ea<h day thtre seemed Redle- .... . - ... - t 7 .. · · · · b k' · th Taking t e oss or ew v· · ,.~ • • . •••. . OMJ .,.,... bomf' runs. exceptional for any With a b1t more ac J.g Jn e UPI SporU Writer be more competition for each Roush IDd 8 Lewl Manley 1' moundsman hitting department. Jim lost 8 en was T. How.ard,_who was re- CLEVELAND Ohio IUPV - sltion on the team and I o' · h. h·tr :1-1 nd another 3-2 He lieved by J. Lilly m the top of · • """''"· Btll demonstrated IS I mg . game a . •. · th iXIh '""'"" M.ddl port had President Gabe Paul of the Cleve- it added a great deal to the otJO _ 000 2 0 1 power at the Pomeroy baseball 1also has about Whipped his prob- e 8 uuJ.U;'6· 1 e land Indians Jed a growing cam· est in the game." · ··•· ·· field Snturrlay while taking a lem of a1lowing too many free one error, while the losers play- paign torlay to return the AU- The system was junked . . . . . . 140 lOx: - 6 5 2 bit of hatting prartice r~llow- passes. ed erro~~:s:a~AME tar game to the fans . er the 1957 season, during an~ohC::e. and .!Jater. lng a Pony League practice. Def d' h . Pomeroy By their votes, baseball fans Cincinnati fans "stuffed" the There's a possibilitv that Wi1- Fishermen at Forked Run en mg c ampton throughout the countrv used to J,)t boxe8 and succeeded in narne-1 son will report direCtly to the Lake still are talking about the Pirate!l opened the to~rney dictate the make-up ~f the two ing seten Red starters and OPTION OU'I'JI'JELDEil Phillie parent club for a few catch last month by 13·year. wilh a hard·~U~I ~-4 ~~~:ory All·Slar teams until 1958 when tiM> Musial of the Cardinali 00 LOS ANGELES mPH FAIRLAN& 500- 4 DR. SEDAN 9ieeks workout the latter part old Chuck Murray of Pomeroy· over James c m T ;.~rs players took over the balloting. National League team Los Angeles Angels havf!! of th~ season after he recuper- Chuck, the son of Mr. and of Pt. Plteas~~:t as p~-u~ There has been increasing dis- Succeeded up to a ·point tioned outfteldet Frank Kottro V·8, automatic traosinissioo,light sreeo, radio and 10 1 8 1tes from his operation. Mrs. Charles Murray, landed a tossed wo-- er a e satisfaction over the present sys· is. A.nnoyed by the obvious 'chauof the Pacific Cootot/1 heater. Now reduced ln price I 7 pound bass after a •~en long an strug. tern not only among the fans " but vinism of Cincltmatians · ln- team. However ' . the P~rates used . . • '~~·~;i~~~~on::.;lf.bour~:~reull=~· Terrv Kmght of Pomeroy had g1e. The ca tch ha s ut" th . also ' amons some of the players. SJOner Ford Frick cancelled .- · · and re- spu'B · t·IDn •~ ther Forked Run two big lnnmgs to. score elf . . ViAS $1295 a thnlhng e-xpenence w O . The sent1ment now 1s to "give" two of the Red startera that r h runs as they tallied three m eeived a large trophy I as t l IS ermen. '. . d f . the the game back to the people who - Gus Bell and Wallf Post SALE PRICE - - Thursday when he won the [.... t~e fJrst lnmng an our m aetually pay the freight - the and substituted Willie Mays ltock Class trophy at the West Pomeroy High SChool Sum· ftfth as they battled from an 4-3 fano. the Giants and Hank Aaron Beautifully Laundered Salem Drag Strip, large!lt in mer Baseball League Coach Bud deflcl~ to n.all down. th~ ope er. ..1 think it was a mistake to the Braves . .lie state. Hi!l 1952 model car Bickel reports the next prac- Losmg pitch~ BtU. Donah~: take it away from them in the Paul was general manager and flnl1htd outdistarv~-ed cars fro~ as far tice will be Wednesday ~t 1:30 g~ve up only flv~ hits 3too! first place." said Paul, who was the Reds at the time, and away as California. H1s. brothe•· ~.m. The Pomeroy t~Ym IS play- ~mners, ;ovho. tt~tled 4- gh ~ a principal factor in the change though he had 00 actual part in Nth Cadillac - Oldsmobile Dick, and Norman Pr•ce Wlt- mg without the services of Bob mto the fifth .mnmg. In t ~ of the voting system. the landslide of Cincinnati votes nessed the drag victory. Smith, a fine prep prospeQ. Bob frame , the Pirates scored f "I think the present systetn of by the fans. be bad to a981une "You'IJIJke Out Quality Wa7 of Doinll Busllless" suffered a broken bone In his runs after two were out wh~n voting actually hurts the Al1-8tar partial responsibilitY SlDce · bad Jim Louks, pitching for the right foot in the Middleport Burt was safe on. an error, Tit~ game,'' Paul said. ''The players bandy ballots printed up with WY 2-5342 Po111eroy, Ohio •• A :th::en:::s:..::Le:'gO:io::n:..:::ni::ne::•_:.h::a::s_:.t::um=ed~g:a~m_:.e_r_ece_n_tly:..._ _ _ _ _ _ u~ slammed 8 trtple, J. 8 ~r~ cast their votes and the results names of Reds' playera on them. smgled, and D. Roush sc of their balloting are announced after being safe on an error, shortly before the game itself In Mnning. Titus permitted played. There'• hardly any pub. two htts, struck out 13 a n d llclty on the game at all this walked four. Donahue allow d ay. five hits, stnock ~ut one "Under the old system, whlre. walked two of the Piral<!s. by the fans voted, it took about Letart's Dallas Jarrell joined (!) and Bachtel. SECOND GAME tbree weeki, the ballots were the elite in Boys' League pitch· Letart 403 014 - 12 10 Pete McDermllt gave up a tabulated in the naUon's newopa· ing circles Monday evening with Giants 000 020 - 2 4 fourth lnnlni triple to David :.::.:.:::.:.:::..:::..::::~:.=::..:..:::.= a no-hit, oo-run, II~ win over Jarrell, Beegle (3) and Jar· Tulloh and slammed the door tile Little Southern Association rell, Beegle 131 . on the Mason Tigers as he hurl· Portland nine. STANDINGS I ed Fisher's Department Store In .an~ther Monriav evening I W L of Pt. Pleasant to a 7-0 victory. 3 1 McDermill wao wugh, as he Southern game. th e · Syracuse ' Racine Yankees · · · 8 0 1 Giants pounded 18 hils In Syracuse Glanll · · · : whiffed I& batters and l.ssued NEW YORK (tJPJl _ Hosey scoring a 21·4 triumph over the Letart · · · · · · · ·- · 7 r. just one walk enroute to h1s b1g Grier, for eight ye!U'S a rock of ' Racine Redo . .. .. . 6 • Ra"'"e Reds ... u. •· I 7 gr•nlte on IJJe New York Giants' Whi e thurklin• is. n ... ndhltpteerr. defensive platoon. heads west to h 1 J arre11 s rue ou 1 1IV • 1 Orange, Calif., Jater this week to rnitted two bases on balls. Jar- 1 begin pre-season training with the reD wa• also Letart's leading I Los Angeles Rams. slugger with two home runs . I Grier, at 6-5 and 300 pounds one Tim Cozart went all the way I of the biggest players in the Naon the mound for Portland. tional Football L<ague. was trad· fanning three and walking 13. ed Monday to the Ram.! in exLetart's big inning was the CLEVELAND, Ohio <UP[) - ~hanae for another bil defenflive fourth when seven runs scored 3 f3VeS Kansas City owner Charles Fin- tackle, John Lovet.ere, plus a fuen three bases on balls, follow- I ley never formally asked, but was ture draft choice. ed by a barrage of base knocks. The Senators won over the told by the American League any- "At 31, Grier is about four Other Letart hitters were Arth- Braves, 24 to 1, In a regular way that there Is no, chance of years older than Lovetere," said ur Hill, Steve Shul<>r andl Mparkl Middleport Boys' League game his moving the Athletics w Oak· coach AI Sherman of the Gaints. Beegle, each au Monday evemng, · althtMuth he insi!lted that was not .th awtth pair.,lng of es, sinale!'l. ge tling 1·.,,, land "at this time," "'o.oe . J us t 1ce WI · "' · • hits. Finley was made aware of the the primary reason why the EIAtand Chuck Mugrage, three base Danny DavidJon had 1 feelings of h.is fellow American ern Division champ~ traded Grier knocks. le Leaguers durmg an lnformal dis- to Loo Angeles. Tom SChaeffer and Mike doub • triple, and two singles, """ian "'larding the Kansas Coach Harland Svare of the . Stewart •·amed up to become while Jerry Stobart had thr.. ~o~e . City franchlae at a meetmg of Rama, 1 former temmate of the auccessful pltchero lor Sy· singles, to lead olf hitters. · league executlvM Monday. Grler'o at New York, greeted lhe racuse while ftoy Johnsoo and Davldoon llmlled th~ Braves Whlle 110 formal proposal waa ...,., with enthUAium Rookie Crow pitched for the to five ,hits, two ol them Vall made, p,...umably beoaWO< Fin· "I think llooey is '0110 of the Reds.. Johnson s triple and 11n11e. The ley realized it would be voted top lacldlll In tile league,"be Juntor Freeman was big hit- game wa~ •ailed after four and down, the Kanuo City owner did said . "All of his tralnlng and Lea Cataplate IM&II~I ter for the Giants with a. home one half mnlngs. approach Horace Stooeham of playing has been under lhe type ' •. . non, double and two smgleo. Braves . . . . . . . . 320 2- 7 S the San Francisco Giants 10 days of defense we will he teaching." Only 'm down o • • up to Mllildas to Other Syracuse hltre.rs were Senators 683 7 - 2413 010 with a requeol that the A'a SVare played linebacker behind Ron Bachtel ~"' a triple, dou- Ault, Dunfee (3), and Slater. be permitted to play at candl.. Grier with the Gainto and later Hun; ••• Th11 8p1Dill Offw Explrn Aaagu.a ble and two smgles; Reed Fer- Dovldson and T. Hawley. stick Park until a stadium eould was defensive coach before ge~ roll three smgles; Mike Stew· In the other pme Monday be bul• In Oakland. Unglh e job with the Ramo. art. I double and Single, .P a t ·evening, the Indians were IU Moot of Monday's dl""""l'"' Los Anseleo opens ito training C~1fford a home run and !ltngle, winners over the Red Sox, with centered around Finley's leasing camp at Orange next Monday and ClltiUniC lllftl · Btll Hayes a double, and Sch· Dickie Smith pltchtna a 7.hit- situation at Kanoao City. after Grier. who makeo his home ln aeffer a home run and double. ter. '\'he Indians alto lot seven which there was considerable tslk New Jersey, said he will be Modern in deslcn witb For the Reds, Bobby Adams h·to If Bohb Le Is 1 about Oakland and even oome reedy to leave for the West Coaot II Pill 70,000 BTU heatinc had a triple and singlf and Prof- 1 0 . Y w ' oser. about Atlanta. ~ ina fe day1 . capacltyf The powerlul fitt lnd lke Spencer hit ba:-~e Top hlttera for the Indianl But at the conclusion of l.()vet4re is an inch ,.horter than 4-speed. bloww p~vvidea kno<!ko. was Bill Hackett WI~ solo the tw..hour meeting, Finley ad· Grier and weighs 15 poundo '""· H....,•• a 70.000 BTU nolleleu aperatiOb o • , In a last Friday game the homer and I IUIIIe. sh ol amantly lMtated h• had never He did not see regular duty apaeity lloor~ dlstribu tea heat everu:y. Syracuse Giants were downed the Red Sox had a triple and "formally aoked" to tranofer· the with the Rsms laot year thuo that'e ~ fJlr Equippec! with automatic 12·2 by Letart. !lingle. Kan1111 City fraochlae 'to Oak- leading to speculation th~t th!! noiselea operation. ~!me control and Dallal Jarrell and Mark Bee- Indians · · · · · · · · 240 010 - 12 7 land. Atlanta or anywhere else." Giants were more interesle<l In You get an evenllow ll&tlnw chamgle pitched for Letart while Red Sox ... .. .. 30S 000 - 8 7 Tha grey-haired owner or the the draft choke they plclc up from of cloon, healtbful ' Padr'ap • p riae includes Schaeffer went all lhe way lor Smilh and Glar.t. B. Lewio Athletica was teiUng the truth. He t:.o. Angeleo than in Lovetef<!. heat at n tow Oplta'" liMth•Ml tank lllsae andCOIDthe Giants. Mugragp was the and Roush. never did uk to move, even The GJants traded for draft lor eoit. It'• equipped with all htra:Vy -.buRioa plet.e jn+l!aQon ~ tank big hitter for Letart with a though there WBIII discUJRion about choice8 in each of their other chamber and · -maient contnlla. Pacbp pr;c. IDeadbeat& home run, triple and single. Oth· Oakland and Atlanta. tbree dealo oinee the end of the cludts Uletlme tank lease . . .. ' er Letart hitters were Steve Takes 8600 Pay Cut When Finley spoke with Stone- 1962 campaign. 'l1ley are prlmar· Sshulerl with tht reel stngdle• .. Tolm To Couch Buskethall ham recently .regarding the pos. ily interested in picking up • run· pang er a .r1p e an smg e. s1bdity or havmg the A's play jn ning back to complement their · . .· ANPis $~··PI 1 a~ ~eegle and Jarrell each GREENFIELD (UPJ>-George Candlestick Park at some future strong passing game, thu11 the ac- Arqullr $385.8h•r ••• NOW ONLY .' - ' With smgle~. E. Barnes, 34, took a $600 pay date, Ute Giants' owner replied, tivity in draft choicee. For the Giants, Mark Smith cut to accept 1 poiJtlon Monday "We can't stop any team from F11r m11r~ iflflltlllltillll o o • uti .,. ~~~~ ;.. . .., ' ' had a home run, Reed Ferrell as Greenfield McClain basket- moving out here. But the Giants WASHINGTON CUPU - Vetera triple, and Steve Owens and ball roach and 11111tant football are the only elub that will ever 1an offensive end1 Bill Arxlerson ASHLAND OIL METERED,OAI_ llldlyl Pill Hayes, each a single. coach for an annual salary of play In Candlestick P.ark." and Fred Dugan have signed • Portland 000 000 - 0 0 16,050. Commis1ioner Ford Frick, their 1963 contract.a, the WashingLetart 013 700 - 11 12 Barnes, a ·Dative of Greenfield, while not taking any part in the ton Redskins announced today. Cozart and Lawrence. Jarrell had been coaching at Huntington discussions about the Athletics. · lOx and Beegle. High School In Boas County. He oaid Monday that he oonsidera tero majority vole to do oo. .. Pomtr.,y,,CH)~ . , Reds 22ll 00 - 4 4 suooeeded AI Burpr~ who , .. Oakland "open terrkory"-moon. · "I have ••ld repeatedly that I 651 00 - ~I 18 signed oo become l)ead boikel- ing !hat a major leaguo club consider Oakland open territory," Giants J..,_, Crow 131 and Crow, ball ooaeh at Wilmington Higlf could move the"' providi"' it ,... Frkk said, "and I still feel the J · ~ (3). Schslfler, Stewart So.bool. coivod tho ~ llor"""''JIU' ' 111111 "" llboul II." Creek LitUe Wilson Sidelined For Surgery, May Workout With Parent Club t BagBFullOf Joppa I'ool Solicited Sociai News· • For State Faair . - .. Pltuaa* l!Dnllilolr. ' sw· aa.. oa a.~co, plaold· came ..., ll!ltd lh - - . pleUUN honea advance while tho lhrel lOIII\! eo, ~ ,_ mane 111111 lid; Sherrie HEATING AND .,.. elimlnated. In a run In . lilt 011 Tiny 'I'GI, . . On Tbur!;day, July 11, I h • olztb bmlnp. EvaJII · tlilrd In roadster pony 50 ·locbOo AIR.C:ONDmO~ING Pomeroy Plfales will meet faclng It· baltel'l. lie .._n.ec1 llllller· ·Nancy Rarrll on ' · Gallipolis Senators at nine 11114 bad two en'Cirt beblncl • lint In pleuure SALES & SERVICE Fisher's will play the lncbel• and Kathy ll• Red Sox at 8:30. Tbo Van Jolllllm of tile. . on Tony placed lleCOnd (HAC!I dleport Redlegs f..,. the held lilt Ylllkl 1t1 ltra pony, 4UI lnchBB. .,... the • lll'ldltlr SeDIIDel Spo111 Writer • " • HAR·D · WARE _________...,----- :::11 THIS WEEK'S C}eve}an d's Gahe Paul Says Fans Should Name All-Stars i 1 ~1 w~j: ~:~ I ELECTROMODE ~rs I i SPECIAL All-Electric HOME HEATING '60 FORD t: -• $1188 SHIRTS NO OBLIGATION FOR ES..,IMATES PHONE 687·3415 COLLECT MYRL COAKLEY KARR &VAN ZANDT 25c 00 Famous For Safety With The Exdusive SAFETY GRID Heating Element CONTRACTOR ELECTRIC HEATING and INSULATION ROBINSON'S Phone 667-3415 Jarrel Joins Elite With No-Hit, No-Run, 11-0 Win •••••• SPECIAL SUMMER OFFER Giants Trode Rosie Greer T Los Angeles ~::'! :. ·: :::: ~ Indians Win S I 12-6. enators T ke R . , Athleb'cs To Remai'n In Kansas City How much will go up In smoke? $ 10 years ago your housf: may have been wunb SH.OOO - roday it may he worrh SHI.OOO! Jr·' bal 11ln>ut tour fnt imurance ? Chel-k rat es now MODERNIZAnON ALLOWANCE is yours wbcn you convc=rt to flamcJcu for fire insurance that measl1res up fo aow..SAvm•aeoo tnd~t} 's value of you r horne . ELECTRIC HEATINB Ched wi1h Narionwitle - t he enmpany with nell' idtas for tJ tlftl' era. ON EMPIIE BEIIIIIVIITS liD JliiEUD GIS lll!lliJ!IUI * tnolud.. Ufftlme Tank * * aa Md Part 1IJ "First house in town to.have electric heat ... that was 11 years ago ... and we like it more 1&.. '19631 . ' ' ntta rn11c1 I ) I "And Olllnl Two yeal'l ago we atarted to clean our wallpeper. After all, it had been up five years. Electric heating is 10 clean that we oombuatlon :ttan":':~~~m:D•tion $2 79U 2·99 ·. 5 ... -ar I ,UI.X Pi.AKT ASHLAIID OIL 6 REF~fi(lq 'C·OMPAIY ~71',,H.Iri~•y 124 . ' k ., .. '~-=· Wl'.,;4itff' ~~~~ ,· Rlplty, ,W. 1v~;*ir,~'·'"'xa·m• • 1,' • "i ,~ ,; _·,I . 95 • } ! I 1 peace. stopped. We couldn't ten the cleaned wallpaper from the resl ~ RatH reduced •gain for tqtal•lactric homes I ' ·tetore you bUy, build ' PhiHips hGm•. 50 yearl old. i1 tOtal electric, Including cooking, water heating, clothes arvfng. and heating . Their Ohio Power budget bill is S36 monthly, 1nd now. ~ with ttle new To1a.l EleC1ric Homtt Ratf'. their heatin{J COlt will be even lower. remodel, Ilk for our fr•e Home Comfort Planning Servlc,. 'rou'l find Dtlt how our new Total Elec)ric Homa Rate can save up to 20 per cent on flamelaat electric heeling. You'll get accurate aotimates far lnatallatlon end operation on the type of electric heating that's best for ·y\)Ur hotnl, \'OUt family, your blldget. Your Recommended EleGtric Heating ' Oeal~r ·can ,even guarantee the lllectrlc heating operating' coat. iiiiii'"-iii::ii·~:.;;iiiiiiiiii:iiiiiii~l As LOW AS · · · · you change fro.aa flam~·type to ne• flamclcss clccuic .WATER NEATE~ get 10-y~ac frtt maint~nance undet s.s.oo sav• Per Month as rolk'h a pMuure to Cll'l for oiOGttic.llly h - home. ' . 11 look it ... In i OFFER ·- --- CLINTON FISHER CO. • Up IIMII;IIIIS .,dno Hl/. llght·DOfortd dt1perlta are ' your big savings wbea Don't mlaa thla i OHIO I TRADE-IN OffM' BANK FINANCED PAYMENTS 01 / . $ Paint Now ... P·aylat~r us happier than aver that our home was converted to ~olectrlc heating. i em. ...-,_,,. our IUr,..l•r· lherete Phillirs (4) lhows 111ft. clean blseboard uni(. every Winter!" Says Eug~e Phillips of Tiffin. Ohio "Wi11ters do seem to be getting colder each year and e.xh winter makes I WY 2·2460 115 E. 2nd Pomeroy an C. II ""'~lor tMO,. ·······4·······~· ' . Painting Contractors ,, 'FUllY INSURED' I .. MIQQLEPORT, OHIO _,' • ..' ~ ':"' . .·, .. ' �\ • • Sell Your 'Don't Needs' To Help Foo tThe·BiiJ' For That Summer Vacatjon 1 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 9, 1963 - CIass .I f.I ed - FOR SALE for 5.... - - - ( BUSINEss SERVICES L 0. McCOY, AUCTIONEER. Chest.., Ohio. . t18 lfc T ad I I T I T. r e n rave rme USED CAR · BUYS -- two family •- &art Gru....-, Pltlmblq ... apartmen~ d •-" I - I @) 1 POMEROY MOTOR Co ,,oo ~~ :w~nh.:·w~~- ADJOIJI! those who entered ~~p~~-~.r:;:.~a·~~ - JSOCIAL II' YOU • un a.nu ,QoOAm.do'v . THE 1.111. • ·w ""- JULY t WSCS l he u lted M tb- r:... .... Cburc: ~ill~ EodMIDen•UJe. Oldo room apartment 21611 Third Ave., M r •· ENGAGEMENTS at 7:30 p. Jll. at the church. your sewer 11'8ublet Good Investment W. Smith , 821 Fourth At the time of their en•••e- Forest Rose Council Dauglt~ ~~d~ Out-h- exo!AmelcwiU Sower Macblnes 'A ..,, watet, close Ave., WilHam H. Wilson, Charlie gave Sally an r a meet OD 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-Dr. H.T. _ $1995 Roasona.ble llalel IDwn. Call · Pt. PI~ 1511- 427 Fourth Ave., Mrs. L. dlamood ring. He also at 8 p. m. lnStaUaUoo Ivory over blue finish, spotless clean inte1·ior, "low mile· can WY t-!t7f Dny ., Nlgllt J, after 5 p.m. evemngo. Booten, Rt. I Gallipolis, gave her a necklace for her officers will be held and aU age by original local ClWner . Vtl motor, Powerglide, radio and heater. · 6-19-lfc Thurman S. Borden: Kerr, birthday the following summer. are requested to wear 7 a de ,-;c--;;;c--cc--;---_:_:::. __ IN POMEROY Eignt room M. Reed, Addison, One evening, to Charlie's Refreshmenll will ' be 1962 Belair _ _ Was $2495, Now $2295 Mr Farmer, why pay more? house, s bedrooillll and batb, Ada Davies, Thurman Sally told him that she Memben are uked te WANT AD I Breed to the best fDl Ieos. large lot. Good loeaUon out A. Rankin, <.,'town was breakmg their .ngagement. bring articles for dlslrlct rum· 4_-Door Sedan Ivory m•e r back fini .'>h, red ir.tf'rior, W . w. !Jrt>s show little v.:ear . \'8 mo1o1·, aulomalit trans., radio Now $6.00 breedmg lee for hlg.~ water. Call wv t-2590. , Mrs. Jack B. Park, 1907 Later Charlie asked S.lly tore- mage sale. INFORMATION and h£'ater. Showroom clean 5 10 de Vernon Ave., Pt. Pleasant, his engagement ring aod JULY 11 I s~rvlce /~ exceUentn':'ld Moo~110 P M II) t:letra" 1-'UOUCitiGI! a d- P ufs P,.,..D try bulls Charles G. Jones, 145 Park Dr., necklace. She refused, White Rose Lodge wiD •meet lllond..a7 Oe~alin<r lhOO ~ Ill an per ormance tested beef Pt Pie t J A th 1 the • · MoD41l1 bull No association fees CUrINSURANCE ' asan ' ames ' a y •ere gJven Wednesday at 1:31) p. m. ·, at CAN~ELLA TIONS . B eed' . _ .. . Rt. I Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. oo strings attached. Ll'~ion hall wfth Mrs. L 0 ' OPEN E COIUIE<-"TIONS VES P.M. Fuss r mg IIServiCe, Inc. JOHNSON Simpson Howard Good~, New ' maintained that the ring Diles Mrs Eva u--•ey ·--lftlJ D1t II:CePle" llDW lf:OO A. I& POMEROY, OHIO or servtce ca • V Sand K . • · ""'u ..., J'or o., o-t Pv.hllt~ Ob'Agency In All forms a., ra ay Thomas, necklace were gJVen to Sally Richard Owen as hostess· Alb~ p k Cb REGULATIONS - -'· ---=-===--===-----====:tl m PI\ ar 985 er.-3415ester, or • surance.' Jim · Johnson W. Va., Mrs. Ed Win · D. ter th , e1r · engagement : and th at es. 'l'lle pu.r.uiAe. "UCCI't . . <M t11.1n ; ; Leland Parll p Obfo Bud Simpsoo Agents Rt. 2 Leon, W. Va., would not have giVen them to ..Ut or ~1-.et .,, 1tb illleTne4 0 obJectiOOible o-ra Gould m FOR SALE FOR SALE Pb "'ivy If Craig K. Martin, Liverpool, W. to her if they had not been JULI: II 6 1 ~ IJhmedj•t.elJ Tbe 11Ub one . c Va., Mrs. Charles F. Sayre, gaged. Rock Springs Grange wIll ltlber wt..U flot lw f'hpOulhl• for 6 5 30tp .. Reuter lnsuraace AgeliCJ aaor-. tbiiD GUP uumn-ed !n.M'Uo11 30 Gal. Electnchot Wdter tank . SINGLE · bed springs and mai· 1632 Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy, Is Charlie correct? Does t.e meet Thur~day at 8 p.m. T be RATF$ A-1 condition. Call Cheste. t.rr~s, chest ot drawers I lllsuraace for ever, penouJ Mrs. Amanda M. Kasper, 212 a legal right to have r.he slat~ contest on orange ~u t ForWaotAdSonleo 98.1-2217. 7 6 Jtp 9 x 12 maroon rug and pad. COBA SERVICE llld bURiaeos oeed." Rock St., Pomeroy, Mrs. Mar- engagement ring and the neck- bread, the sewing coolest on t CeDtl , _ •oi'Cl. OD.I ·DNf'ttOD.. 110niot.1Url Cbarp to MDIII COAL FOR SALE : Now- is the . 9.x l2 and 12x12 maroon tweerl : ere•a wou• "•ro 10 Go•a ~rMG•• Pbooe W1' Z-ZaJ garet H. Parsons, Rutland, returned? cross-stitched skirt, and the na1 CenCI per wo"' fill' 1'brw CODtime ~ get your winter coal rugs . Kitchtm table and 4. •na prov•n Dulls, .u •• tM ••m• HOUSE Trailer Insurance Nelle Bengel, Rt. 1 Yes, at' least as far as the en- tiona! eontest .on crocheted cen0 MeuUM IUu'tlODI. ·~~~w Drt.ee of U.5CI J"U11 rate rtl t IIIIDt. pa wOld trW at a reduced price. we have . ehairs. Canner and jars . Calli Fo• d<rjHtnd•b•• .-rv•w c•u ctau comprehensive coverage SJO. Mrs. Mary Florence ring is concerned. In terpiece and edging will he be charJed tor •d•..U.lDI II 11ot all graue~ of coal. We dcliv1 WI 9-2241. 7-9-3t.c , .,oode Tech Poftt.ro, w., :a-2u• per $1000 coverage. BarnesHarden, Syracuse, Mrs. cases the courts have held. Refreshments will be _.. pdd wttldll Ul dA)'II afW' ~· er anywhere . Jeffers Cool , COAL, rurnar-e ehPap. Phone 1 ' cr.~tt•• •ts-ttu Simpson Insurance Agency, E . Diddle, Rt. l Racine, Sus- said that an engagement ring ved . CAlm (# t"B.Al'fU - IJ .a (Of ;)0 Word 4hllmWD I:IC!!b •otdltiODC.. No" located half a rr.ile : WY 2-5260. _ ~tp Middleport. Ph. WY 2-2903. an Ann Yost, Rt. I Racine, is a symbol or pledge of t h e The Laurel Cliff Be II e r 79 a) worr' le. Obltut.tt. n.bl~ .. I ..,.., pe won. west of Fair Grounds St Ht. ~----- -- ~- - ~- -5 29 30tc David R. Walker, Rt . l Derter, marriage, and signifies Health club will have its annu1 OFFICE HOURS 124. Ph. WY 2-6!22 o~ WY 2- WF: <:LADI.Y LOAN a R u e WANTED TO BUY STOP. Compare____rices - Mrs. Lester L. Roush, Rt. I th"t the one who wears it Is en. al picnic Thursday evening, at I:JD A. 11. to a:OO P M. oll.ll, 0039. 7 6 7tc I Lu!ilre Carpet Shapooer with bu in in P Long Bottom, Donald F. Lovett, to marr;, the man who the home of Mrs. Lowell Meldul'da::r-8:30 Lll. to l2t011 DOOtD fl"S SO EASY purchase of~~~~~ Lust re Sham- FLAT dump bed, 12 [( long. su;an~e ;u;;:.llCe. i;gels In- ,Rt. 2 Oak Hill, Mrs. Emma L. it lD her. II the engag.,. Nirkle, Antiquity. TO PLACE A 1 Darwood Napper, Langsville, I St. Middl:po.(' Oh' ~earl / Elias, Jackson, Ernest L. Yingis broken off, the ring The Catholir Women's club of '60 Chevrolet $1.49 5 P'~'I. Baker f "'nlture, MJ<!rlle10 RESULT PRODUCING 7-9<itc , Ohio. 7-9-6lp 1 ' ' 2_2472 7 3 ~ne Ier, Rt. 2 Jackson, Mrs. John F. should be returnod since il is a the Sacred Heart church "II ! WANr AD VB Sta. Wagon . Origmal -------I 1 • tp Wilson, Radcliff, Mrs. Edgar · gift. · meet Thursday at 6 p.m. lor a black finish like new. Four 1 PHONE WY 2-2157 new tires. MALATHION FOR REAL ESTATE MUS P. McGlone, Ashland. Ky., It woulc he unusual fur a man polluck picnic at the home of ROSES AND ICAL Instruments Mrs. James A. Luzaddor, giving a woman nn en••~•· IMr. and Mrs. Paul Simon. Mom'60 Pontiac _ $1,69 S ORNAMENTALS land, Ky. ring, to tell her that she hers are asked to lake their own FOR CARD OF THANKS va Catalina 4 Dr. Sedan. On I Wltl'l "'lllatnum nn~ uti Cl ~pra., I SALE StndivarJOus VloBklh!i must give It' b;u~k if they do not ' table ~ervice. ly 23,568 carf'ful miles. Pow pro ... ,... 1\L I ~·nu• flowers • • AI'IID. I - "" ~.,, Reasonable M Rob l J Bl ._ Rt married. However, even The Women's Ml'sslonary ,;,uo•I WANT to thank everyone who er '11A.R~ Rosr ~nd Om~menllll S.in.c.Good C-.Jok,banjo Dexler. O!uo rs. er . anwn, . steering & brakes. Hyd . 81 8 Spray_ t>owd~r,.,,"' Uu and rt' funl!' hotto , RURAL PROPERTY _ 4-room ,. tf•. Vinton, daughter, 1:26 no such e;~ress condi- ciety of the Pomeroy Bapti;t waS so nice to me with their .,,,.,.., · allon .. ,.flf'lrlr 5 1011 " ·cid!rnrm"'~'lnn" u., on , Ira me )lome w•'th , bedrooms, Monday. imposed. the law will im- church will meet at the church prayers, flowers, gifts, and lln~f'~ "- "' ",.~ lhntta- Glad• Del ~ Dl scharged cards while I was· a patient ahinium H,n,·hocks Hvdranu 11 l 1 ts b th f ll b MARINE SUPPLIES one because of th e sym bo-J Th ursda~ at 7:30 p.m. w 1 t h . rlar·.~ 'l.innlu Svlrea <tnl1 e; ... , ; arge c ose ' a u asePatients recently significance of the ring. church ramilies as guests. The in Holzer Hospital. May God Pomeroy. Ohio ·rpem ::.; ,,, .. ~"" etrec·rlve eeon i mcnl, front porch, enclosed 1,. --~ I . . Th · · f th kl · 2 1 m"'·~ • " ' ' "" n.. n·• 1e• ht pt'st' back poo·ch 112, 321 _ Nl'ce 101 ;;ou el, 15 ft. molded fib- me uded Damel Da.vJS. e g1vmg o e nee ace ts Marv Martha Circ,le wiH bl:' in bless each one of you. Edna 1 .,...~.,..,,.....-------' ~··· " hf"ild ~•art huy your l'iUpply I3!!:S Lone Star boat. 45 can tre II , Roy E. f_Wy, l'treY I d·fr t propos1-' charge - or t he program an d pot. ~....... 1 with garden, some fruit trees, er-g en 1 eren Wiggins. 7-9-llp WHY- WORRY over a sluggish ·and outbuildings, plenty good H. P. ~tboard ~ercury mo- Charl_es E. f;Jendemn, tion. True, it was given aftr~r l11rk refreshmrnts will be servseptic tank? Get Klean Emwater from drilled well $6 000 _ tor, Fully equipped, Coast Morns, Shelley Jones, Be r the parties became engagc,d, 'ed. · East Main St. All Septi(' tank cleaner at NOTICES 00. Will qualify for V · A ~a~. Guard approved. C.mplete Bable, Mrs. Lena Day, Mrs. The necklace, though, has no 1 Landmark Farm Bureau. PoPomeroy, Ohio :An exceptional buy at t hi 8 With trailer. Used Jess than Jo~n. McClellon, Mrs. symbolic meaning and is only ment ring, since the neck1acfo BURKEIT'S Barber shop clos- / meroy. 1·1-JOtc price. miles from courthouse: 24 hours. Elmer Bailey on Gr•ffm, ,Harry Denison, Mrs. C. a token of the love and affec· has no symbolic meaning ated week of 'uly 14th. 7-9-3tc , - - - - - - - - - - - - , 4 OPEN TIL • P.01. ACRES _ Fertile land but Rt. 630 west of Darwin. Ph. Ilene 0 J;leU, Mrs. Mar tion which Charlie boro for Sal- !ached to it. 185 1 You Get Them t.OSE WEIGHT safety w-it-h / ._H_A_MB_U_R_r._,ERS. toe, 25c, Col- Igrown up. 7-room house 'with _WY 2-6147. .. 7 6 ~lp bard ahd Mrs. John Neir. ly. Under tbe law there is no (This article Is based upon DiAIMX (formerly DEX -A , 1 h d II b 'ld nd b 22 HP s tt tboa d Among AUln• consideration require4 for a the Law o[ Ohio. It is not intend· DIET1 new name. sa me for· i fee. ' 5c. Jack's Da~ry Bar. •s e ' u 111Y. 01 mg, a arn. $ ."0 ou r motor, • It Is absolute once made ed to ad>lse anyone on a specil, . dit . . • . . mula Only 98c at S t a: r k 16 a.z Beverage Glasses 1 M1ddlepor~. 74.ilc !n lalf cond1t10n. Located near 165.00. Used approidmately 125 Accordmg ID the midnight re1 State Route 124 in Rutland hours. Ph<>ne William Brown port of the nursing department, a con . ion IS iffi,po""!!. ic )li'Obl~. No person should Drugs 6-2o-60tp You get I ~ HI uz SIZf> c la s~ NERVOUS' C'.an'l <leep' r r y Township. $3,500.00. A 'good buy Mason 7735769 _ frf't> t>ach t1me vou purl'h.i!sf' 7 5 6 ' those patienls who were listed There was no condition bere, ever attempt to apply or lnter"'w lime-relea<ed Sleep-Wei at this price. __ . lp as fair Included John L the law will not imply one pret any law without the aJ!. ·. t 'TI)\fOBILE <J.ISUI'-'UI(' beeo · 10 ?,allons ot ga~olme or cap<olies. Only 98c al Stark . C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR INSTRUCTIONS Mrs. Cora Sweeney, Ja;.es as in the case ol tbe engage- vice ol a lawyer.) mure. ur a comhtnation oil Com•· t'llt-d ? LOSt ~OW IIPt: la.Lol s i ··han ge Hnd lube job. Dr~g!. 1>20.30tp PHONE WY 2-3830 try, Mrs. Clarence Yardlev, lh:.,ns,. ? Call WY 2-Wfib. ALBER1 M. COX, SALESMAN U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! bert Chambers, Jacob YonderPHONE WY Z..Z!ZO Men -Women, 18-~. star~ bJib 11 11 oa ford, Mrs. Roy Howell, Howard SUPER SERVICE STATION · 00 1 week Preparato17 tnlnina unui AUTO SALES FOR RENT 7-9-3tc IPPolnted. Thou•anda ., JOtNt OPII!n. e1g1er, Mrs._Haze.l M'JJ I er, Mrs. 99 4 F'OR D 4-dr Open 2 Hours W"t 2- 32 =~==-c=----.,-- ~· hperiencr uwalb unnecea~r, FREE Albert MclntJre VIctor Knight l!lfil new paint joiJ. THPEE ~:;oom house, full leng- FOR SALE: 78 acres farm :!:!::•t~;1t:" ~Ji.;a'-::~.~:::: C1e1and Hmes ~nd Miss May: We handle sizes of tanks $700. Smitt.y's Used ~~ ~ot . .,_t in JTF.EL Coal F'urn:-lre th <;un porc-h. In Antiquity. house, 7 rooms and bath, new· ;:re:aLan~tt!b~~ ~Ill!~ t..Be:!lc-e, ·me Berridge. Rutland, Ohio. ~ P with ducts and re> gi~l~rs. Car! Call WI 9-2S7'l. · n e me----I lor bottlr ~as We serVJce 7 6 31c ly decorated. Also small swim-1 ro,, ohJO: 1 PUPS, Free to any~me who w1ll Kautz, Chester, OhJO. . :-ming house, large barn and - HAVE GUESTS · what we sell with apar~ ou t' bUJ·1 dings. Se e Robe rt Mu.1 EMPLOYMENT 7 3 6tp BUSJNP.SS bUildmg po·ovide good home. Ph. WI h t d Iodependence Day guests or n 3779 menl over eao, Nev. Haven ford Chester Oh' aU an e Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Browp ol 7-9-l lp SINGI"R in desk type eabmel, laS.IIO ~ . month Phone WY 2-1 • • 10 or c - -· . HOT DOGS, reg. 15c. [oot long mohogany, Zig·Zag, over,·asts 5336 . · 7-!l-6tc IWANTED: Homebulldm~, re- Pomeroy were Mr. and Mrs. 7 6 6t 1 WY 2-2359. 25c. Jack's Dairy Bar. Mid- fancy designs, buttonholes, . p HOUSE for sale or trade for 3 I P~~Ing, block laymg, or tbomas Brown, Mrs. William RUTLAND, OHIO dleport . 7-9-6tc I etc. Will <ettle accou.nt lor HOUSE. hve rooms . and bath. , place in Middleport. SIx Wlfmg. By the h<>urs or con- Childs and cj!ildren Michael 'nle Rambl.. - - - $5ll cash or 8 navme'tls I Melvm Lillie, Cheshlfe, ?~~- I rooms, bath, basement, city gactRaSee ~/hor:r Calvin and Sheila, M~. Adam World Standard ·•I Compact $8 monthly. Phone WY 2 - - . tc water, electricity, gas, garrr, cme, JO. 9-3011. and Mrs. Gilbert Wallace Ads Get Results. nea~~n, REAL _ESTA~ Hospital ~ew.s ~R-~ ~~:d=.~ Entered Botpltll @ =' ' · 1 ........ po ( ,. wY . I • 111o ....., 111 ....; u""" ~~~~ -· a JIIIC 1 F"l'iJ J -mpll tlt eurt . . '!lie pro!• to biW lbotl' .,. 1o •111 ' to pt IIIII- pt"ld!!ee lllllr -'!" I) olrlq .. tbo fait .... ., lllc& Dl1 IIIIOiJ wllal 1 boot wu torpodOod, ond : Wolpor, U illdoj....~ 1ft- ID IUCb a ...., u IDdopo!ICitA v.lted , _ H~t~~ll • o1 - . a womlll't doath by I duoer, It NpDrlod hlviDc trouble .......,... 111ny1 qlllll011to HOLLYWOOJ;I tUPI) - Sllllday puablng bor bllwoea tw~ g.Wna . 1111 II the Mt....U to bit prverama from otatloa to ... all!hl's ''Show ol tbo Week" dr• 11 ne dfor 1 IU acoopl bit odlp!MloO ol tilt bell. ma on NBC-'rV llrllllb Woll, thlt - , ....-. IIV&· i•lltna book "'ftia uaq o1 tbo !loa · · · · · ,...,.. ,..,.. 8fP WolpoUUcllli wboM wu joe> 10111 lhot he could "'-! lbe P• wldtnt, 1111," for a1riD8 obciul I*' oauiCbi'l , . tho aotaaob • pardlled ol a rumor. No alander IJtlo .somM1i1J11 he 11 wrll· tilt \!me ot ilftt yur't e l - 111e bit - - . . , . . '"1'111· -It hod lllilhlD8 1o do with wbot IJtg, lhDt Hawldna ooujd tberelore !<OII\Itllllot>t. ..lt II tald tbal 0111 for Spa~" 10 lit l)'lldloMed 70u're lhllltbt& about. 'lb! ..,.. ""' openl7 IUid eloor hla nomo- ·of tile network fearo II beinl ""' JOI 0001'11111111 aMtloo lod bour 1111tteey hlelodrlml wuliiDd thol HawkiD.o tben O>Uid <Ol· Clilod of flvlll'ltlam ... Aiao; bow- became a majOr ¥Ideo a,-. taped in Lmiclou bolan the ro- ilaet IOO,CJIX) poptllilll -llatl !tom cent heldllnoo tbll .l!:dicated ' the wrllti''o firm. 'l1le writ.. aaya ) 1\iere'o Uto m the Old World yet. ·he wouldn't mbld ucrlflclnllhlm· 11. b14laa llboltlrt 'll1o 1101')' told ol a paruam... al aU. ao long u HawkiJta !.OM! 1 ll. Walter .. rllb.ertftlll 1 tarlan <Jaek Rl'lllrllltl who keep~ then turns the l!nllre amount over .A.llt.Db'e gettlDg pllled river ID lllinl!lertal lo him appolntmtftts heel1110 el the wbiJ. Well, you can t1e It wu proltf ~:..:_ 1f. 1111111 (boa pored Nmor. And ~ aloo told el lnv'olvtd, bat in a &ood myMery trulll\) his 101ft <Pamela Brownl llld a melodrama nolhilig reallJ mat- O,JbuUve IO.W..., !llllly ji)Umllllat <He ablll remain ters .xoept otylt, eonfldenoe ol nameleaa heeiU!e wt protect our ,performanc e and steady plOI ~ownJ, who are indulging in 1 pee· i movement so the audience doesn't u.~ cadillo and devlle a tclieme lo! haw too much time lo I!Unk. And get rid of Hawklnt. I kilo-. you'D be relltved lo hear ~-LooM If.~ LI'L AINI!It TELEVISION IN REVlli\V mmblo -•ted cu l •::!j .,.,. AILY CROSSWORD ,..u •. .. -.....- ' IV Flt1D'.I.Ali$Yf:ELL OH.tv iJi"WAY1 GOT TO TAKE HI$ WH£EUIARROW IIACK -........... -·... a ... "·- Lt.-• Before delllllnl the Involved that Hawkilia wu na fool, bav11t1 sl'heme, lot us mark It dOWtl that aeen his wile smooching with the tbe ollering wu one el the mOll joumaiiBI In !be II VIlli room; that stvlioh and belt-aeted myl!ety he expoaea their whole shalnefUl dr•mas of the ttlt1'18iob ....... plot In court; and that <flttal Nothing great, porbapo, bUt k triumph! 1 it tumo out II< wUft't <Ohtalned o liooMJn, lo wit: 'l'bo on tbe IDrpedoed boat iller aDrea:KJn that Jft(ttf: Of thl& IU!IOI'A it was 10meone else. "Show of the Wl!<!k" su.spenile olories failed is probably tnat lhio The Cbaaael Swim: A portrait eeneratlon el AIIM!t10III lelml, llf r«ugoe CUban life In Plorlda beln& primarily of lhe punk and lhe subje<t 'ol ABC.TV's "Foolob school, hove no acquollttance eua on Amerlcli" Aug. 6... MBcWitb style and sublety other than TV's "Today" show will examllll thai which refer lo punkt ond on Fri~ay the ollvrlt o1 a nDil" •lobs, profit organfuUon· IG dlstrlbuta Naw to duo plot. 'l'bo joornollat, boob about Ahllll'i...,. behind posinl •• Howldnl' frleJid, ,..ltJ the Iron CUI'IIfil. dat aoboUt the Nmor, lfo learnl Produ..,. David Wolper will that durin& World War II. Haw- turn out a one-hour documenbry kiD.o lo IUipidfd of panleltlna about kroi>I-. lho t1rua that il ' .... .u.,. ..... .. ,_ -. Ill .<' 111. Saltt ehlm.. lT.Be l d BIIIIIOt\ Mpltlll ' 18. l.olllt4 mau. 18.~ Br ·AL CAPP ......._ M.Qullolo tbo .. aldnon boeolno U.Bachelot ofCI.U LAw• lLJ.I:n.plred .......... abbr. Willa Jt.l<ye --_ . __ IL''Tho~ eftho (Haw. tliorae) __ IT. A Great Lake .,n.a-• lotto!' -·· lltlo 10. Prbrtol'o ~e oicked uc .-erne ara ll!lq~ st a foreclosure! Guekl... ~, ..I tt (I Blaettrrars I M - o -d -- - -- - • •·a,,&vp... ....,.,. OI A'VJlllt I DMVJl • ?omeroy landmark ' Bulk Tank Service IN ' [!) dfi I . ~ w 1 Rutland Furniture Phone SH. 2-4811 EsceUeoce 7-2-6tc '" menl DUPLEX, apart Rig ear room, ride and perform· . 2204. al 390 furnished S lnd Mtddleance Small car economy and ' MALA TMION port Call in evening WY 2FOR FRUIT 5262 5-28-Ur managerability See Metropollcao Moton B. MatD Street, Pomero7 Phone Wl' z..3871 I f 22 Uc ==~==---,---;--FOR NEW or used cars ar :~ne - - - - - - - - ..... FOR SALE: Brick home, full :IN E "lfX room house Peoples I basement, attached gar•ge 1 T p " General -Purpo .. F'ruu ~r n.Y errace. hone Pt. Pleasant , -.yith burning fireplace, in Uv~ Contain• M•Jathlon 'olerhw· " '"h ' '" · room. P hone New Haven, 1 l518-J aFter 5 p.m Keltb.•n• ~· <:apt.an .... <ruahte Po"" mg 1 lie, t form Uow- ron applu o~ar• [ f<'UfiNiSHED- apartments Tw . 0, 882--3045. 7·9-3tc P um1 ~•ebes ""'eet 1nd sout -,;=;-,----=-:--cc-~ ehe11s1e• rrapea Safe and effeco• / ~ room I five room l''unusn 7 ROOM t.~use w1'th two .lots m' '-'e. It'• QII'II,YI1ll 'lme ~ It III'IW IIU ed and unfurmshd Ph o II e Dexter. Clyde Davis, Ph. SH ;i: M~~: ~ ,:::::~0:~~ I:H~E:.-~:: '\1..~~ .. fu~:.::' =~HEJ;I tour room 011'1, ed and unfurnished apart· ments WY 2-5434. OPEN TIL 9 P.M. ~_ _.For Sale____ , 1:o-===-:-C7'-olZ-~ u_c ZIG ZAG sewing machine, 1963 1\ J;IUPLEX, furnished apartn>R SALE: 1961 Triumph Tl- model, blind hems, button- I menl al 390 S. Znd, Middleger Cub Motorcycle. Phone holes, appliques, and comes port. Ca!J in evening. WY zWY 2-6140. 7 8 3tc complete with set of fashion 5262. 5-28-t[c AUCTION. The Bradford Auc- discs. One dial does it all. No -- . lion Co., Racine, Ohio, will attachments needed. Drigl- 1 BUSINESS SER\f~CES conduct an auction consisting nally $l39.9S. Pay balance of PHOTO COPYING Serv 1ces. of a lull line of household 1 $68.31 of 9 payments of B C.py any letter or document. furnishings and several an- monthly· Phone WY 2-2204. '1euter lnsurance, Pomeroy 7·2-Gtc tlques. Located at 32 West· % 15 tfc !aWOl Sl., Jackson. Ohio, Sat- SINGER electric portable. o\UCTIONEER urday, July 13, 1963, I p. m. SeWll forward and backward. C.mplete Service This is the personal property Zig zag equipped to buttonCrfu Bradfonl of Reese 0. Jones. hole, etc. Bal. due $33.61 or Write, Pboae • Contact ~~~~~~§:=7:;8~3~tc~/ 7 payments $6 montbly. Phone A. c. BRADFORD f WY 2-2204~ ___ __ 7-2-6tc Raelne, Oblo MALATHION FOR YES, YOU can borrow o u 5 11 tfc II'EGETABLES Carpet Shampooer FREE to, Bookkeeping accounts wanled. !~\11ro~al~inr;~e:"~!:..q,~: cJean your carpets With. Blue Complete bookkeeping and either t..ANDMARH Multt-PurpOM Lustre. Baker FurnJturd lax service Phone WY 2_2272 vrntablt Ou1t or LANDMilRII MiddJ rt 7 2-6 1 - 1 'I ' • n'< "'~'"'" I ' I ! I h:~rrn veu•ahJe s,ra, pJ111f1 .. te •nd et •n hean1 cal'ltt.a(e. cauu ''' "' ;• '""" umt.er rnetnn, equa1h "''''" .... , '"'lllltlu hf<<'tl, eel.,., 8 1 .. .~.'";~:'.\ &:.,~~ ,~ 11 :~~u~rt.~~; _.--.,, ~""' " 'PPI' . .,, . l!ast M.ln St. ·,"fe~ .. ', ~ L ()PfN PomeroY. Ohio TIL 9 P.M NWE f'ARP.AI.F. SOc bu Wilkie S. r--rr ~ l rUa·1 c, o: •.o 7 11 :11c ' ""' lpnd MnhiJ llome, 38 " •·• lc! ex.'"'";· "'lll:!ifiOR. C' 4 . WI '1-m3 Mikt> f\IJ~~rri~ •u-t, Radue. 7 S 6tc ~~~~~~~~7~1~6~tc~~da:u~g~hte~r~o~f~Sa:n~d~u~sky~,;;;~:~;:~;::::~::::::=:::r/ If you want I ,ln,ilt mllterlal lu control all commn11 truit tree, p"st~ tnd dl&ea8ea, IIEt I.ANflMAR¥ ::::; Albens, LY 3-41161. 10-9-tlc 1 't'!u lti-Purpoo;e age, acreBuskirk, ground Rutland, in Rutland. one S. D. Ohio. 7-9-6tp epo · 5 15 30tc 1 - USED cushioned · glider - CUSTOM Combining and baling •15 1 - Used bedr Of'm su lie • . wip. late model equipment $50. l - Used dresser Call Ralph Welker, WY 2$15. Used mattresses and coil 6894. 7 6 6tc - • tt I springs, $10 up. 2 - Used Sectional Living room Suites liRESSMAKING, Alterations - 15() each. 1 _ Pushbutton Men's and Women's. Special Hotpoint, 30" Electric Range price this month only, plain - .$139.95. 1 - Sunray gas dress, $2.50, better dress, $4 FOR SALE by owner, 3 bed· range - $39.95. 1 __ Zenith up. Kathl•en Milhoen, Route room borne in SUgar Run Ar· 21" T.V. set, good picture, 248, 4 miles beyond Chester. ea . Large corner lot. $50. I - !Wllaway Bed with 7 6 3tc modeled. Call W\' 2-3618. innerspring mattress I i k e GLASS !NST.\LLEO windshield · &-19-tfe new, $15. 3 good breakfast ond door Insurance company FOR SALE - Two bedrooiJ' sets. I group odd kitchen. approved. All work guaran- bor ..e Beaulilul Birch kltch chairs, St. Rutland Furniture, teed S.S.S. &!rv1ce, WY z- eA, automatic ga 11 heat. l84!1 SH 2-4811. Rutlaod, Ohio. 6189, Syracuse, Ohio. Ui\'cotn Heights. CaD J o,h n 7+31c, ~ 25 30te Biaetlllar, n um. a-19-u, Newly o~~~G Ren1oval 1 SALE NOW .IN PROGRESS LV .xt.:..VINK'VD ,WMPO . . . ----.lllaJ OF WOIIU)LY WlaDOli....QRA(JL\1( Radio MD!'IIIAY TIIRil I'RIDAY 1:110 lip On NIWI &:ott sacred 11ear1 1:10 Countty Jllllll<lnll 8:30 Farr• Now• ' 7, 011 areakfut Part)' d~n·~ I juat AIK Janie what .tte wanta for bar b1111ilij? 0.. whiz, Pop, I don't have 7:lli Bright Stat Show 1hat kind of money!" 7:35 Plcklna Bdwr 9bcnl ----:~~::---:-----'-- 7:1i0 ~w• Report - Ohio 1?00 Brealdul l'artJ 8:00 Brealtflal Plrll UOp II :15 MIIIID Catmty N..ta llalldiO t11n rrtdar 9:06 Coffee IVItb Jllill .... SliD 011 IZ:OO Community News . N5 Beltjl Newton 12:05 Noon News 1:05 Mullea1 Clock 10:01 Mlblltottal Autre. 12:10 Ohio News 7:00 NOW. 10::111 Coullfr7 Hoa Don 12: lli l4arkoll 7-10 Mutlcial Clock 11:()1 Swlp ~ 12:20 8ullotln Board 7:30 Nen llt¥llnot 11130 Fann Nawa 7:30 llu*li ·Clot;k 12125 Neb 0 Or11111 11:40 ram~~y Wmhlp lfollr.'nl• 12: 30 Agriculture Agent 1: f5 Tile Li!ehne 12:00 NOOD Report li:oo Ohio Valiey News l2:f5 Country Go Rowid 12:15 Millie Juat YDII 1:011 World II Olrlo Non 1:51i Non Ileal . 12:1$ Coeuitr't Cual llllr-J'rl 8:10 Sparta Today Z:OO Country Go Round 3:00 Platter Pillll 8:15 Weather Picture 2:55 NOWI Beat 4:15 Blaellllar o\ulo Sbl!w _ 1:110 Mid ••, ~tlnel 8:11 MuiiGII 'aocll uo Local Nm . 8:51 ComlftuDity NtWI 1:51 NfWI !Ita! t:55 Slertl ~por~~ t:OO Wldllllltoi t:OO Dllalna 1111111 Doll 1:00 llolriltJtl - t:IQ iDIIrebJuqjt 9:36 Publle ~ l:tl VID P•lrlell ll(ltirll l:OO l'.ommunlti Nm 9:41 PIIIIIIJ WOI'IIilll Bout 1:20 Swtd01r11 t.reDadt 10:00 IIIICIII CDunl:)o lim 0:00 World " Natloual Newa 7:11 '1'ltt World TGtaa, 10:01 Tallt ct tilt Tollll 1:18 SpotUpl tib 8pgrll 1:30 Sign 011 [0,51 NIWI 8:111 Wulbercut 8:110 Sign 011 - Ju.. 11:51 Morning Melodlel 5:30 Dinner Nn"ceJe SA'ftiiiDAY lezcept Frida)': Chtlrcb Ul lnlldt Boob 1:00 $lllJ 011 NIWI IiilO 8unMc Blfd. 1:1111 eoumr, J•mtII :41 World Ntw1 1:00 Sip btf 1:11 rarm Nm -WJEH RADIO um ~~n:: IK ~'MD· OZ JWWdaJ'o Cl;plo..-~1 OAI11'10t!1 SJLIIKCII D t'HII HOLY 01' HO' - ror 7 lour room with bath, hot and cold water, gas furnace. Going back to Florida and must sell with or without furniture. J. J. Keys, 1743 Chester &1., Pomeroy. 7 6 3tp FOR SALE : Racine Vine St. 3 bedroom hoose, corner lot, wall to wall carpet, double garage. See or atlt WI ~ 3483. 7 5 6yc FOUR ROOM house witb 1 ~ re lot, large porch, basemeot ulf Route No. 7. Phone WY 2-6127. 7-2-30tc FOR SALE: 5 room bouse and bath, newly decorated, gaa heating. Full basement t.. cated 1!!3 Hudson Street, Middleport. Price, $6000. lnqwre Ohio Hotel. 8 I Uc FOUR ROOM houSe wttb 1 aore lot, large porcb, basement, f of Rt. 7. Phone WY Z-6127. 5-211-'""' . .........,. FOR SALE: 7 room bouse" In good locality. Cistern water and city water SeU for $7,· 5110 Mrs. J.M.Thomton W\' 2362'1. &-IB-tfc .o.LOD CJol:lllll, Br CHESTER GOULD NVIIiiW8WB Fru at lm-rdmnil: '" IK TRACY Bella-· TERRY . 1:11& BreutUI Patty t:JJ Jonet 8ulcll lbolr 10:05 PoJ111 Party Io:llll Pllbllt! i!lrllict~ n,~ Top Ten Show 12:110 Noon Reparl 12:30 Re\1, Metlla THII 11111 PW111r Plrtp 1:00 &lndown llrenlda 7:10 Slga 011 1:10 Sign 011 - June IIUNDA Y 7:10 Sip On Nt1n 1:00 Baplilt LafnWt'l Hour 1:11 Hour of Dolivertinte (ROY, Plul J-1 t1GO Wings of Jlaolllll 1:10 Swldllf Sbow 10:00 Volct of Proptr.cy 10:$$ Sunday Sbow 11:40 Countey Uymn1ime 12:00 Noon RePort U:lli l'llo llearch 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:00 BW, Graham 1:10 The t.ttbel'lll 8lahl "' .lltt ~. aa. a:oo 1:11 1:10 1:110 C:IIO 4:45 5:00 6:00 7:30 .t:OO (llelo, "· ~- Billupt) PLtl!lltJ ~ '1'ltt IIJIIJfe By HAROLD GRAY IF MO~E PEOPLE WERE ~ I<INO 0~ "CJ?IO..ZY." MRS. KATE, 'THIS WOULD SE A ~ ><APPIER WORLO FOR AlL OF US( -·...-=-o"''By RAEBURN VANBUREN y.-s. .I'M R~A&!Y 70 MF.Ii'T YlW. COME I>OWW l't> THE l-lfi(£· ANO I'lL lJE ,r.-IER£. CONI/.f 6KN/irL Y - • WE 8wlday B h - dour of Dlcllloo Jolm Grlfflll Sunday ~se Sundown fllreaade SJi1i 011 Sign 011 - Jwte Br GEORGI WOHDIR WE ARE MOVING TO A NEW LOCATION! I• BRANNER ,l;ND W4AT A O..~JT 'IOU .YL"1U\J6 LA["",'? s .70 ' SOLID MAPLE " BEDROOM SUITE $128·00 LARGI LOUNGE CHAIRS Wo-IAT AQE WORTH OF FURNITURE, APPLIANaS AND FLOOR COVERINGS WILL BE SOLD. 12 Ft. Wide VInyl ADMIRAL FLOOR COVERING COLOR SJ-19 T.V. $31'lft,QO WITH SQ. '7~ YD. TR~I ~AN5 YOUI? FOI< nlE 5l'M~Er.' r- '-.--tij;OiiJ NANCY, FERN RO&SIN S TOOK ANOiM!ft. JOB AWA"( FROM SAVE A'bove Are Just An Example Of Some Of The hrgain~ You Will Find At Baker Furniture During OUR' REMOVAL SALE! , ,: UP TO :50'ro '' ·" ....... MIDDlEPORT, 0. , . "! ' ' M~L I W"NT H~i<'"'"· PUT OIIT OF &USIN'I!SS .•' �\ • • Sell Your 'Don't Needs' To Help Foo tThe·BiiJ' For That Summer Vacatjon 1 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 9, 1963 - CIass .I f.I ed - FOR SALE for 5.... - - - ( BUSINEss SERVICES L 0. McCOY, AUCTIONEER. Chest.., Ohio. . t18 lfc T ad I I T I T. r e n rave rme USED CAR · BUYS -- two family •- &art Gru....-, Pltlmblq ... apartmen~ d •-" I - I @) 1 POMEROY MOTOR Co ,,oo ~~ :w~nh.:·w~~- ADJOIJI! those who entered ~~p~~-~.r:;:.~a·~~ - JSOCIAL II' YOU • un a.nu ,QoOAm.do'v . THE 1.111. • ·w ""- JULY t WSCS l he u lted M tb- r:... .... Cburc: ~ill~ EodMIDen•UJe. Oldo room apartment 21611 Third Ave., M r •· ENGAGEMENTS at 7:30 p. Jll. at the church. your sewer 11'8ublet Good Investment W. Smith , 821 Fourth At the time of their en•••e- Forest Rose Council Dauglt~ ~~d~ Out-h- exo!AmelcwiU Sower Macblnes 'A ..,, watet, close Ave., WilHam H. Wilson, Charlie gave Sally an r a meet OD 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-Dr. H.T. _ $1995 Roasona.ble llalel IDwn. Call · Pt. PI~ 1511- 427 Fourth Ave., Mrs. L. dlamood ring. He also at 8 p. m. lnStaUaUoo Ivory over blue finish, spotless clean inte1·ior, "low mile· can WY t-!t7f Dny ., Nlgllt J, after 5 p.m. evemngo. Booten, Rt. I Gallipolis, gave her a necklace for her officers will be held and aU age by original local ClWner . Vtl motor, Powerglide, radio and heater. · 6-19-lfc Thurman S. Borden: Kerr, birthday the following summer. are requested to wear 7 a de ,-;c--;;;c--cc--;---_:_:::. __ IN POMEROY Eignt room M. Reed, Addison, One evening, to Charlie's Refreshmenll will ' be 1962 Belair _ _ Was $2495, Now $2295 Mr Farmer, why pay more? house, s bedrooillll and batb, Ada Davies, Thurman Sally told him that she Memben are uked te WANT AD I Breed to the best fDl Ieos. large lot. Good loeaUon out A. Rankin, <.,'town was breakmg their .ngagement. bring articles for dlslrlct rum· 4_-Door Sedan Ivory m•e r back fini .'>h, red ir.tf'rior, W . w. !Jrt>s show little v.:ear . \'8 mo1o1·, aulomalit trans., radio Now $6.00 breedmg lee for hlg.~ water. Call wv t-2590. , Mrs. Jack B. Park, 1907 Later Charlie asked S.lly tore- mage sale. INFORMATION and h£'ater. Showroom clean 5 10 de Vernon Ave., Pt. Pleasant, his engagement ring aod JULY 11 I s~rvlce /~ exceUentn':'ld Moo~110 P M II) t:letra" 1-'UOUCitiGI! a d- P ufs P,.,..D try bulls Charles G. Jones, 145 Park Dr., necklace. She refused, White Rose Lodge wiD •meet lllond..a7 Oe~alin<r lhOO ~ Ill an per ormance tested beef Pt Pie t J A th 1 the • · MoD41l1 bull No association fees CUrINSURANCE ' asan ' ames ' a y •ere gJven Wednesday at 1:31) p. m. ·, at CAN~ELLA TIONS . B eed' . _ .. . Rt. I Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. oo strings attached. Ll'~ion hall wfth Mrs. L 0 ' OPEN E COIUIE<-"TIONS VES P.M. Fuss r mg IIServiCe, Inc. JOHNSON Simpson Howard Good~, New ' maintained that the ring Diles Mrs Eva u--•ey ·--lftlJ D1t II:CePle" llDW lf:OO A. I& POMEROY, OHIO or servtce ca • V Sand K . • · ""'u ..., J'or o., o-t Pv.hllt~ Ob'Agency In All forms a., ra ay Thomas, necklace were gJVen to Sally Richard Owen as hostess· Alb~ p k Cb REGULATIONS - -'· ---=-===--===-----====:tl m PI\ ar 985 er.-3415ester, or • surance.' Jim · Johnson W. Va., Mrs. Ed Win · D. ter th , e1r · engagement : and th at es. 'l'lle pu.r.uiAe. "UCCI't . . <M t11.1n ; ; Leland Parll p Obfo Bud Simpsoo Agents Rt. 2 Leon, W. Va., would not have giVen them to ..Ut or ~1-.et .,, 1tb illleTne4 0 obJectiOOible o-ra Gould m FOR SALE FOR SALE Pb "'ivy If Craig K. Martin, Liverpool, W. to her if they had not been JULI: II 6 1 ~ IJhmedj•t.elJ Tbe 11Ub one . c Va., Mrs. Charles F. Sayre, gaged. Rock Springs Grange wIll ltlber wt..U flot lw f'hpOulhl• for 6 5 30tp .. Reuter lnsuraace AgeliCJ aaor-. tbiiD GUP uumn-ed !n.M'Uo11 30 Gal. Electnchot Wdter tank . SINGLE · bed springs and mai· 1632 Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy, Is Charlie correct? Does t.e meet Thur~day at 8 p.m. T be RATF$ A-1 condition. Call Cheste. t.rr~s, chest ot drawers I lllsuraace for ever, penouJ Mrs. Amanda M. Kasper, 212 a legal right to have r.he slat~ contest on orange ~u t ForWaotAdSonleo 98.1-2217. 7 6 Jtp 9 x 12 maroon rug and pad. COBA SERVICE llld bURiaeos oeed." Rock St., Pomeroy, Mrs. Mar- engagement ring and the neck- bread, the sewing coolest on t CeDtl , _ •oi'Cl. OD.I ·DNf'ttOD.. 110niot.1Url Cbarp to MDIII COAL FOR SALE : Now- is the . 9.x l2 and 12x12 maroon tweerl : ere•a wou• "•ro 10 Go•a ~rMG•• Pbooe W1' Z-ZaJ garet H. Parsons, Rutland, returned? cross-stitched skirt, and the na1 CenCI per wo"' fill' 1'brw CODtime ~ get your winter coal rugs . Kitchtm table and 4. •na prov•n Dulls, .u •• tM ••m• HOUSE Trailer Insurance Nelle Bengel, Rt. 1 Yes, at' least as far as the en- tiona! eontest .on crocheted cen0 MeuUM IUu'tlODI. ·~~~w Drt.ee of U.5CI J"U11 rate rtl t IIIIDt. pa wOld trW at a reduced price. we have . ehairs. Canner and jars . Calli Fo• d<rjHtnd•b•• .-rv•w c•u ctau comprehensive coverage SJO. Mrs. Mary Florence ring is concerned. In terpiece and edging will he be charJed tor •d•..U.lDI II 11ot all graue~ of coal. We dcliv1 WI 9-2241. 7-9-3t.c , .,oode Tech Poftt.ro, w., :a-2u• per $1000 coverage. BarnesHarden, Syracuse, Mrs. cases the courts have held. Refreshments will be _.. pdd wttldll Ul dA)'II afW' ~· er anywhere . Jeffers Cool , COAL, rurnar-e ehPap. Phone 1 ' cr.~tt•• •ts-ttu Simpson Insurance Agency, E . Diddle, Rt. l Racine, Sus- said that an engagement ring ved . CAlm (# t"B.Al'fU - IJ .a (Of ;)0 Word 4hllmWD I:IC!!b •otdltiODC.. No" located half a rr.ile : WY 2-5260. _ ~tp Middleport. Ph. WY 2-2903. an Ann Yost, Rt. I Racine, is a symbol or pledge of t h e The Laurel Cliff Be II e r 79 a) worr' le. Obltut.tt. n.bl~ .. I ..,.., pe won. west of Fair Grounds St Ht. ~----- -- ~- - ~- -5 29 30tc David R. Walker, Rt . l Derter, marriage, and signifies Health club will have its annu1 OFFICE HOURS 124. Ph. WY 2-6!22 o~ WY 2- WF: <:LADI.Y LOAN a R u e WANTED TO BUY STOP. Compare____rices - Mrs. Lester L. Roush, Rt. I th"t the one who wears it Is en. al picnic Thursday evening, at I:JD A. 11. to a:OO P M. oll.ll, 0039. 7 6 7tc I Lu!ilre Carpet Shapooer with bu in in P Long Bottom, Donald F. Lovett, to marr;, the man who the home of Mrs. Lowell Meldul'da::r-8:30 Lll. to l2t011 DOOtD fl"S SO EASY purchase of~~~~~ Lust re Sham- FLAT dump bed, 12 [( long. su;an~e ;u;;:.llCe. i;gels In- ,Rt. 2 Oak Hill, Mrs. Emma L. it lD her. II the engag.,. Nirkle, Antiquity. TO PLACE A 1 Darwood Napper, Langsville, I St. Middl:po.(' Oh' ~earl / Elias, Jackson, Ernest L. Yingis broken off, the ring The Catholir Women's club of '60 Chevrolet $1.49 5 P'~'I. Baker f "'nlture, MJ<!rlle10 RESULT PRODUCING 7-9<itc , Ohio. 7-9-6lp 1 ' ' 2_2472 7 3 ~ne Ier, Rt. 2 Jackson, Mrs. John F. should be returnod since il is a the Sacred Heart church "II ! WANr AD VB Sta. Wagon . Origmal -------I 1 • tp Wilson, Radcliff, Mrs. Edgar · gift. · meet Thursday at 6 p.m. lor a black finish like new. Four 1 PHONE WY 2-2157 new tires. MALATHION FOR REAL ESTATE MUS P. McGlone, Ashland. Ky., It woulc he unusual fur a man polluck picnic at the home of ROSES AND ICAL Instruments Mrs. James A. Luzaddor, giving a woman nn en••~•· IMr. and Mrs. Paul Simon. Mom'60 Pontiac _ $1,69 S ORNAMENTALS land, Ky. ring, to tell her that she hers are asked to lake their own FOR CARD OF THANKS va Catalina 4 Dr. Sedan. On I Wltl'l "'lllatnum nn~ uti Cl ~pra., I SALE StndivarJOus VloBklh!i must give It' b;u~k if they do not ' table ~ervice. ly 23,568 carf'ful miles. Pow pro ... ,... 1\L I ~·nu• flowers • • AI'IID. I - "" ~.,, Reasonable M Rob l J Bl ._ Rt married. However, even The Women's Ml'sslonary ,;,uo•I WANT to thank everyone who er '11A.R~ Rosr ~nd Om~menllll S.in.c.Good C-.Jok,banjo Dexler. O!uo rs. er . anwn, . steering & brakes. Hyd . 81 8 Spray_ t>owd~r,.,,"' Uu and rt' funl!' hotto , RURAL PROPERTY _ 4-room ,. tf•. Vinton, daughter, 1:26 no such e;~ress condi- ciety of the Pomeroy Bapti;t waS so nice to me with their .,,,.,.., · allon .. ,.flf'lrlr 5 1011 " ·cid!rnrm"'~'lnn" u., on , Ira me )lome w•'th , bedrooms, Monday. imposed. the law will im- church will meet at the church prayers, flowers, gifts, and lln~f'~ "- "' ",.~ lhntta- Glad• Del ~ Dl scharged cards while I was· a patient ahinium H,n,·hocks Hvdranu 11 l 1 ts b th f ll b MARINE SUPPLIES one because of th e sym bo-J Th ursda~ at 7:30 p.m. w 1 t h . rlar·.~ 'l.innlu Svlrea <tnl1 e; ... , ; arge c ose ' a u asePatients recently significance of the ring. church ramilies as guests. The in Holzer Hospital. May God Pomeroy. Ohio ·rpem ::.; ,,, .. ~"" etrec·rlve eeon i mcnl, front porch, enclosed 1,. --~ I . . Th · · f th kl · 2 1 m"'·~ • " ' ' "" n.. n·• 1e• ht pt'st' back poo·ch 112, 321 _ Nl'ce 101 ;;ou el, 15 ft. molded fib- me uded Damel Da.vJS. e g1vmg o e nee ace ts Marv Martha Circ,le wiH bl:' in bless each one of you. Edna 1 .,...~.,..,,.....-------' ~··· " hf"ild ~•art huy your l'iUpply I3!!:S Lone Star boat. 45 can tre II , Roy E. f_Wy, l'treY I d·fr t propos1-' charge - or t he program an d pot. ~....... 1 with garden, some fruit trees, er-g en 1 eren Wiggins. 7-9-llp WHY- WORRY over a sluggish ·and outbuildings, plenty good H. P. ~tboard ~ercury mo- Charl_es E. f;Jendemn, tion. True, it was given aftr~r l11rk refreshmrnts will be servseptic tank? Get Klean Emwater from drilled well $6 000 _ tor, Fully equipped, Coast Morns, Shelley Jones, Be r the parties became engagc,d, 'ed. · East Main St. All Septi(' tank cleaner at NOTICES 00. Will qualify for V · A ~a~. Guard approved. C.mplete Bable, Mrs. Lena Day, Mrs. The necklace, though, has no 1 Landmark Farm Bureau. PoPomeroy, Ohio :An exceptional buy at t hi 8 With trailer. Used Jess than Jo~n. McClellon, Mrs. symbolic meaning and is only ment ring, since the neck1acfo BURKEIT'S Barber shop clos- / meroy. 1·1-JOtc price. miles from courthouse: 24 hours. Elmer Bailey on Gr•ffm, ,Harry Denison, Mrs. C. a token of the love and affec· has no symbolic meaning ated week of 'uly 14th. 7-9-3tc , - - - - - - - - - - - - , 4 OPEN TIL • P.01. ACRES _ Fertile land but Rt. 630 west of Darwin. Ph. Ilene 0 J;leU, Mrs. Mar tion which Charlie boro for Sal- !ached to it. 185 1 You Get Them t.OSE WEIGHT safety w-it-h / ._H_A_MB_U_R_r._,ERS. toe, 25c, Col- Igrown up. 7-room house 'with _WY 2-6147. .. 7 6 ~lp bard ahd Mrs. John Neir. ly. Under tbe law there is no (This article Is based upon DiAIMX (formerly DEX -A , 1 h d II b 'ld nd b 22 HP s tt tboa d Among AUln• consideration require4 for a the Law o[ Ohio. It is not intend· DIET1 new name. sa me for· i fee. ' 5c. Jack's Da~ry Bar. •s e ' u 111Y. 01 mg, a arn. $ ."0 ou r motor, • It Is absolute once made ed to ad>lse anyone on a specil, . dit . . • . . mula Only 98c at S t a: r k 16 a.z Beverage Glasses 1 M1ddlepor~. 74.ilc !n lalf cond1t10n. Located near 165.00. Used approidmately 125 Accordmg ID the midnight re1 State Route 124 in Rutland hours. Ph<>ne William Brown port of the nursing department, a con . ion IS iffi,po""!!. ic )li'Obl~. No person should Drugs 6-2o-60tp You get I ~ HI uz SIZf> c la s~ NERVOUS' C'.an'l <leep' r r y Township. $3,500.00. A 'good buy Mason 7735769 _ frf't> t>ach t1me vou purl'h.i!sf' 7 5 6 ' those patienls who were listed There was no condition bere, ever attempt to apply or lnter"'w lime-relea<ed Sleep-Wei at this price. __ . lp as fair Included John L the law will not imply one pret any law without the aJ!. ·. t 'TI)\fOBILE <J.ISUI'-'UI(' beeo · 10 ?,allons ot ga~olme or cap<olies. Only 98c al Stark . C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR INSTRUCTIONS Mrs. Cora Sweeney, Ja;.es as in the case ol tbe engage- vice ol a lawyer.) mure. ur a comhtnation oil Com•· t'llt-d ? LOSt ~OW IIPt: la.Lol s i ··han ge Hnd lube job. Dr~g!. 1>20.30tp PHONE WY 2-3830 try, Mrs. Clarence Yardlev, lh:.,ns,. ? Call WY 2-Wfib. ALBER1 M. COX, SALESMAN U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! bert Chambers, Jacob YonderPHONE WY Z..Z!ZO Men -Women, 18-~. star~ bJib 11 11 oa ford, Mrs. Roy Howell, Howard SUPER SERVICE STATION · 00 1 week Preparato17 tnlnina unui AUTO SALES FOR RENT 7-9-3tc IPPolnted. Thou•anda ., JOtNt OPII!n. e1g1er, Mrs._Haze.l M'JJ I er, Mrs. 99 4 F'OR D 4-dr Open 2 Hours W"t 2- 32 =~==-c=----.,-- ~· hperiencr uwalb unnecea~r, FREE Albert MclntJre VIctor Knight l!lfil new paint joiJ. THPEE ~:;oom house, full leng- FOR SALE: 78 acres farm :!:!::•t~;1t:" ~Ji.;a'-::~.~:::: C1e1and Hmes ~nd Miss May: We handle sizes of tanks $700. Smitt.y's Used ~~ ~ot . .,_t in JTF.EL Coal F'urn:-lre th <;un porc-h. In Antiquity. house, 7 rooms and bath, new· ;:re:aLan~tt!b~~ ~Ill!~ t..Be:!lc-e, ·me Berridge. Rutland, Ohio. ~ P with ducts and re> gi~l~rs. Car! Call WI 9-2S7'l. · n e me----I lor bottlr ~as We serVJce 7 6 31c ly decorated. Also small swim-1 ro,, ohJO: 1 PUPS, Free to any~me who w1ll Kautz, Chester, OhJO. . :-ming house, large barn and - HAVE GUESTS · what we sell with apar~ ou t' bUJ·1 dings. Se e Robe rt Mu.1 EMPLOYMENT 7 3 6tp BUSJNP.SS bUildmg po·ovide good home. Ph. WI h t d Iodependence Day guests or n 3779 menl over eao, Nev. Haven ford Chester Oh' aU an e Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Browp ol 7-9-l lp SINGI"R in desk type eabmel, laS.IIO ~ . month Phone WY 2-1 • • 10 or c - -· . HOT DOGS, reg. 15c. [oot long mohogany, Zig·Zag, over,·asts 5336 . · 7-!l-6tc IWANTED: Homebulldm~, re- Pomeroy were Mr. and Mrs. 7 6 6t 1 WY 2-2359. 25c. Jack's Dairy Bar. Mid- fancy designs, buttonholes, . p HOUSE for sale or trade for 3 I P~~Ing, block laymg, or tbomas Brown, Mrs. William RUTLAND, OHIO dleport . 7-9-6tc I etc. Will <ettle accou.nt lor HOUSE. hve rooms . and bath. , place in Middleport. SIx Wlfmg. By the h<>urs or con- Childs and cj!ildren Michael 'nle Rambl.. - - - $5ll cash or 8 navme'tls I Melvm Lillie, Cheshlfe, ?~~- I rooms, bath, basement, city gactRaSee ~/hor:r Calvin and Sheila, M~. Adam World Standard ·•I Compact $8 monthly. Phone WY 2 - - . tc water, electricity, gas, garrr, cme, JO. 9-3011. and Mrs. Gilbert Wallace Ads Get Results. nea~~n, REAL _ESTA~ Hospital ~ew.s ~R-~ ~~:d=.~ Entered Botpltll @ =' ' · 1 ........ po ( ,. wY . I • 111o ....., 111 ....; u""" ~~~~ -· a JIIIC 1 F"l'iJ J -mpll tlt eurt . . '!lie pro!• to biW lbotl' .,. 1o •111 ' to pt IIIII- pt"ld!!ee lllllr -'!" I) olrlq .. tbo fait .... ., lllc& Dl1 IIIIOiJ wllal 1 boot wu torpodOod, ond : Wolpor, U illdoj....~ 1ft- ID IUCb a ...., u IDdopo!ICitA v.lted , _ H~t~~ll • o1 - . a womlll't doath by I duoer, It NpDrlod hlviDc trouble .......,... 111ny1 qlllll011to HOLLYWOOJ;I tUPI) - Sllllday puablng bor bllwoea tw~ g.Wna . 1111 II the Mt....U to bit prverama from otatloa to ... all!hl's ''Show ol tbo Week" dr• 11 ne dfor 1 IU acoopl bit odlp!MloO ol tilt bell. ma on NBC-'rV llrllllb Woll, thlt - , ....-. IIV&· i•lltna book "'ftia uaq o1 tbo !loa · · · · · ,...,.. ,..,.. 8fP WolpoUUcllli wboM wu joe> 10111 lhot he could "'-! lbe P• wldtnt, 1111," for a1riD8 obciul I*' oauiCbi'l , . tho aotaaob • pardlled ol a rumor. No alander IJtlo .somM1i1J11 he 11 wrll· tilt \!me ot ilftt yur't e l - 111e bit - - . . , . . '"1'111· -It hod lllilhlD8 1o do with wbot IJtg, lhDt Hawldna ooujd tberelore !<OII\Itllllot>t. ..lt II tald tbal 0111 for Spa~" 10 lit l)'lldloMed 70u're lhllltbt& about. 'lb! ..,.. ""' openl7 IUid eloor hla nomo- ·of tile network fearo II beinl ""' JOI 0001'11111111 aMtloo lod bour 1111tteey hlelodrlml wuliiDd thol HawkiD.o tben O>Uid <Ol· Clilod of flvlll'ltlam ... Aiao; bow- became a majOr ¥Ideo a,-. taped in Lmiclou bolan the ro- ilaet IOO,CJIX) poptllilll -llatl !tom cent heldllnoo tbll .l!:dicated ' the wrllti''o firm. 'l1le writ.. aaya ) 1\iere'o Uto m the Old World yet. ·he wouldn't mbld ucrlflclnllhlm· 11. b14laa llboltlrt 'll1o 1101')' told ol a paruam... al aU. ao long u HawkiJta !.OM! 1 ll. Walter .. rllb.ertftlll 1 tarlan <Jaek Rl'lllrllltl who keep~ then turns the l!nllre amount over .A.llt.Db'e gettlDg pllled river ID lllinl!lertal lo him appolntmtftts heel1110 el the wbiJ. Well, you can t1e It wu proltf ~:..:_ 1f. 1111111 (boa pored Nmor. And ~ aloo told el lnv'olvtd, bat in a &ood myMery trulll\) his 101ft <Pamela Brownl llld a melodrama nolhilig reallJ mat- O,JbuUve IO.W..., !llllly ji)Umllllat <He ablll remain ters .xoept otylt, eonfldenoe ol nameleaa heeiU!e wt protect our ,performanc e and steady plOI ~ownJ, who are indulging in 1 pee· i movement so the audience doesn't u.~ cadillo and devlle a tclieme lo! haw too much time lo I!Unk. And get rid of Hawklnt. I kilo-. you'D be relltved lo hear ~-LooM If.~ LI'L AINI!It TELEVISION IN REVlli\V mmblo -•ted cu l •::!j .,.,. AILY CROSSWORD ,..u •. .. -.....- ' IV Flt1D'.I.Ali$Yf:ELL OH.tv iJi"WAY1 GOT TO TAKE HI$ WH£EUIARROW IIACK -........... -·... a ... "·- Lt.-• Before delllllnl the Involved that Hawkilia wu na fool, bav11t1 sl'heme, lot us mark It dOWtl that aeen his wile smooching with the tbe ollering wu one el the mOll joumaiiBI In !be II VIlli room; that stvlioh and belt-aeted myl!ety he expoaea their whole shalnefUl dr•mas of the ttlt1'18iob ....... plot In court; and that <flttal Nothing great, porbapo, bUt k triumph! 1 it tumo out II< wUft't <Ohtalned o liooMJn, lo wit: 'l'bo on tbe IDrpedoed boat iller aDrea:KJn that Jft(ttf: Of thl& IU!IOI'A it was 10meone else. "Show of the Wl!<!k" su.spenile olories failed is probably tnat lhio The Cbaaael Swim: A portrait eeneratlon el AIIM!t10III lelml, llf r«ugoe CUban life In Plorlda beln& primarily of lhe punk and lhe subje<t 'ol ABC.TV's "Foolob school, hove no acquollttance eua on Amerlcli" Aug. 6... MBcWitb style and sublety other than TV's "Today" show will examllll thai which refer lo punkt ond on Fri~ay the ollvrlt o1 a nDil" •lobs, profit organfuUon· IG dlstrlbuta Naw to duo plot. 'l'bo joornollat, boob about Ahllll'i...,. behind posinl •• Howldnl' frleJid, ,..ltJ the Iron CUI'IIfil. dat aoboUt the Nmor, lfo learnl Produ..,. David Wolper will that durin& World War II. Haw- turn out a one-hour documenbry kiD.o lo IUipidfd of panleltlna about kroi>I-. lho t1rua that il ' .... .u.,. ..... .. ,_ -. Ill .<' 111. Saltt ehlm.. lT.Be l d BIIIIIOt\ Mpltlll ' 18. l.olllt4 mau. 18.~ Br ·AL CAPP ......._ M.Qullolo tbo .. aldnon boeolno U.Bachelot ofCI.U LAw• lLJ.I:n.plred .......... abbr. Willa Jt.l<ye --_ . __ IL''Tho~ eftho (Haw. tliorae) __ IT. A Great Lake .,n.a-• lotto!' -·· lltlo 10. Prbrtol'o ~e oicked uc .-erne ara ll!lq~ st a foreclosure! Guekl... ~, ..I tt (I Blaettrrars I M - o -d -- - -- - • •·a,,&vp... ....,.,. OI A'VJlllt I DMVJl • ?omeroy landmark ' Bulk Tank Service IN ' [!) dfi I . ~ w 1 Rutland Furniture Phone SH. 2-4811 EsceUeoce 7-2-6tc '" menl DUPLEX, apart Rig ear room, ride and perform· . 2204. al 390 furnished S lnd Mtddleance Small car economy and ' MALA TMION port Call in evening WY 2FOR FRUIT 5262 5-28-Ur managerability See Metropollcao Moton B. MatD Street, Pomero7 Phone Wl' z..3871 I f 22 Uc ==~==---,---;--FOR NEW or used cars ar :~ne - - - - - - - - ..... FOR SALE: Brick home, full :IN E "lfX room house Peoples I basement, attached gar•ge 1 T p " General -Purpo .. F'ruu ~r n.Y errace. hone Pt. Pleasant , -.yith burning fireplace, in Uv~ Contain• M•Jathlon 'olerhw· " '"h ' '" · room. P hone New Haven, 1 l518-J aFter 5 p.m Keltb.•n• ~· <:apt.an .... <ruahte Po"" mg 1 lie, t form Uow- ron applu o~ar• [ f<'UfiNiSHED- apartments Tw . 0, 882--3045. 7·9-3tc P um1 ~•ebes ""'eet 1nd sout -,;=;-,----=-:--cc-~ ehe11s1e• rrapea Safe and effeco• / ~ room I five room l''unusn 7 ROOM t.~use w1'th two .lots m' '-'e. It'• QII'II,YI1ll 'lme ~ It III'IW IIU ed and unfurmshd Ph o II e Dexter. Clyde Davis, Ph. SH ;i: M~~: ~ ,:::::~0:~~ I:H~E:.-~:: '\1..~~ .. fu~:.::' =~HEJ;I tour room 011'1, ed and unfurnished apart· ments WY 2-5434. OPEN TIL 9 P.M. ~_ _.For Sale____ , 1:o-===-:-C7'-olZ-~ u_c ZIG ZAG sewing machine, 1963 1\ J;IUPLEX, furnished apartn>R SALE: 1961 Triumph Tl- model, blind hems, button- I menl al 390 S. Znd, Middleger Cub Motorcycle. Phone holes, appliques, and comes port. Ca!J in evening. WY zWY 2-6140. 7 8 3tc complete with set of fashion 5262. 5-28-t[c AUCTION. The Bradford Auc- discs. One dial does it all. No -- . lion Co., Racine, Ohio, will attachments needed. Drigl- 1 BUSINESS SER\f~CES conduct an auction consisting nally $l39.9S. Pay balance of PHOTO COPYING Serv 1ces. of a lull line of household 1 $68.31 of 9 payments of B C.py any letter or document. furnishings and several an- monthly· Phone WY 2-2204. '1euter lnsurance, Pomeroy 7·2-Gtc tlques. Located at 32 West· % 15 tfc !aWOl Sl., Jackson. Ohio, Sat- SINGER electric portable. o\UCTIONEER urday, July 13, 1963, I p. m. SeWll forward and backward. C.mplete Service This is the personal property Zig zag equipped to buttonCrfu Bradfonl of Reese 0. Jones. hole, etc. Bal. due $33.61 or Write, Pboae • Contact ~~~~~~§:=7:;8~3~tc~/ 7 payments $6 montbly. Phone A. c. BRADFORD f WY 2-2204~ ___ __ 7-2-6tc Raelne, Oblo MALATHION FOR YES, YOU can borrow o u 5 11 tfc II'EGETABLES Carpet Shampooer FREE to, Bookkeeping accounts wanled. !~\11ro~al~inr;~e:"~!:..q,~: cJean your carpets With. Blue Complete bookkeeping and either t..ANDMARH Multt-PurpOM Lustre. Baker FurnJturd lax service Phone WY 2_2272 vrntablt Ou1t or LANDMilRII MiddJ rt 7 2-6 1 - 1 'I ' • n'< "'~'"'" I ' I ! I h:~rrn veu•ahJe s,ra, pJ111f1 .. te •nd et •n hean1 cal'ltt.a(e. cauu ''' "' ;• '""" umt.er rnetnn, equa1h "''''" .... , '"'lllltlu hf<<'tl, eel.,., 8 1 .. .~.'";~:'.\ &:.,~~ ,~ 11 :~~u~rt.~~; _.--.,, ~""' " 'PPI' . .,, . l!ast M.ln St. ·,"fe~ .. ', ~ L ()PfN PomeroY. Ohio TIL 9 P.M NWE f'ARP.AI.F. SOc bu Wilkie S. r--rr ~ l rUa·1 c, o: •.o 7 11 :11c ' ""' lpnd MnhiJ llome, 38 " •·• lc! ex.'"'";· "'lll:!ifiOR. C' 4 . WI '1-m3 Mikt> f\IJ~~rri~ •u-t, Radue. 7 S 6tc ~~~~~~~~7~1~6~tc~~da:u~g~hte~r~o~f~Sa:n~d~u~sky~,;;;~:~;:~;::::~::::::=:::r/ If you want I ,ln,ilt mllterlal lu control all commn11 truit tree, p"st~ tnd dl&ea8ea, IIEt I.ANflMAR¥ ::::; Albens, LY 3-41161. 10-9-tlc 1 't'!u lti-Purpoo;e age, acreBuskirk, ground Rutland, in Rutland. one S. D. Ohio. 7-9-6tp epo · 5 15 30tc 1 - USED cushioned · glider - CUSTOM Combining and baling •15 1 - Used bedr Of'm su lie • . wip. late model equipment $50. l - Used dresser Call Ralph Welker, WY 2$15. Used mattresses and coil 6894. 7 6 6tc - • tt I springs, $10 up. 2 - Used Sectional Living room Suites liRESSMAKING, Alterations - 15() each. 1 _ Pushbutton Men's and Women's. Special Hotpoint, 30" Electric Range price this month only, plain - .$139.95. 1 - Sunray gas dress, $2.50, better dress, $4 FOR SALE by owner, 3 bed· range - $39.95. 1 __ Zenith up. Kathl•en Milhoen, Route room borne in SUgar Run Ar· 21" T.V. set, good picture, 248, 4 miles beyond Chester. ea . Large corner lot. $50. I - !Wllaway Bed with 7 6 3tc modeled. Call W\' 2-3618. innerspring mattress I i k e GLASS !NST.\LLEO windshield · &-19-tfe new, $15. 3 good breakfast ond door Insurance company FOR SALE - Two bedrooiJ' sets. I group odd kitchen. approved. All work guaran- bor ..e Beaulilul Birch kltch chairs, St. Rutland Furniture, teed S.S.S. &!rv1ce, WY z- eA, automatic ga 11 heat. l84!1 SH 2-4811. Rutlaod, Ohio. 6189, Syracuse, Ohio. Ui\'cotn Heights. CaD J o,h n 7+31c, ~ 25 30te Biaetlllar, n um. a-19-u, Newly o~~~G Ren1oval 1 SALE NOW .IN PROGRESS LV .xt.:..VINK'VD ,WMPO . . . ----.lllaJ OF WOIIU)LY WlaDOli....QRA(JL\1( Radio MD!'IIIAY TIIRil I'RIDAY 1:110 lip On NIWI &:ott sacred 11ear1 1:10 Countty Jllllll<lnll 8:30 Farr• Now• ' 7, 011 areakfut Part)' d~n·~ I juat AIK Janie what .tte wanta for bar b1111ilij? 0.. whiz, Pop, I don't have 7:lli Bright Stat Show 1hat kind of money!" 7:35 Plcklna Bdwr 9bcnl ----:~~::---:-----'-- 7:1i0 ~w• Report - Ohio 1?00 Brealdul l'artJ 8:00 Brealtflal Plrll UOp II :15 MIIIID Catmty N..ta llalldiO t11n rrtdar 9:06 Coffee IVItb Jllill .... SliD 011 IZ:OO Community News . N5 Beltjl Newton 12:05 Noon News 1:05 Mullea1 Clock 10:01 Mlblltottal Autre. 12:10 Ohio News 7:00 NOW. 10::111 Coullfr7 Hoa Don 12: lli l4arkoll 7-10 Mutlcial Clock 11:()1 Swlp ~ 12:20 8ullotln Board 7:30 Nen llt¥llnot 11130 Fann Nawa 7:30 llu*li ·Clot;k 12125 Neb 0 Or11111 11:40 ram~~y Wmhlp lfollr.'nl• 12: 30 Agriculture Agent 1: f5 Tile Li!ehne 12:00 NOOD Report li:oo Ohio Valiey News l2:f5 Country Go Rowid 12:15 Millie Juat YDII 1:011 World II Olrlo Non 1:51i Non Ileal . 12:1$ Coeuitr't Cual llllr-J'rl 8:10 Sparta Today Z:OO Country Go Round 3:00 Platter Pillll 8:15 Weather Picture 2:55 NOWI Beat 4:15 Blaellllar o\ulo Sbl!w _ 1:110 Mid ••, ~tlnel 8:11 MuiiGII 'aocll uo Local Nm . 8:51 ComlftuDity NtWI 1:51 NfWI !Ita! t:55 Slertl ~por~~ t:OO Wldllllltoi t:OO Dllalna 1111111 Doll 1:00 llolriltJtl - t:IQ iDIIrebJuqjt 9:36 Publle ~ l:tl VID P•lrlell ll(ltirll l:OO l'.ommunlti Nm 9:41 PIIIIIIJ WOI'IIilll Bout 1:20 Swtd01r11 t.reDadt 10:00 IIIICIII CDunl:)o lim 0:00 World " Natloual Newa 7:11 '1'ltt World TGtaa, 10:01 Tallt ct tilt Tollll 1:18 SpotUpl tib 8pgrll 1:30 Sign 011 [0,51 NIWI 8:111 Wulbercut 8:110 Sign 011 - Ju.. 11:51 Morning Melodlel 5:30 Dinner Nn"ceJe SA'ftiiiDAY lezcept Frida)': Chtlrcb Ul lnlldt Boob 1:00 $lllJ 011 NIWI IiilO 8unMc Blfd. 1:1111 eoumr, J•mtII :41 World Ntw1 1:00 Sip btf 1:11 rarm Nm -WJEH RADIO um ~~n:: IK ~'MD· OZ JWWdaJ'o Cl;plo..-~1 OAI11'10t!1 SJLIIKCII D t'HII HOLY 01' HO' - ror 7 lour room with bath, hot and cold water, gas furnace. Going back to Florida and must sell with or without furniture. J. J. Keys, 1743 Chester &1., Pomeroy. 7 6 3tp FOR SALE : Racine Vine St. 3 bedroom hoose, corner lot, wall to wall carpet, double garage. See or atlt WI ~ 3483. 7 5 6yc FOUR ROOM house witb 1 ~ re lot, large porch, basemeot ulf Route No. 7. Phone WY 2-6127. 7-2-30tc FOR SALE: 5 room bouse and bath, newly decorated, gaa heating. Full basement t.. cated 1!!3 Hudson Street, Middleport. Price, $6000. lnqwre Ohio Hotel. 8 I Uc FOUR ROOM houSe wttb 1 aore lot, large porcb, basement, f of Rt. 7. Phone WY Z-6127. 5-211-'""' . .........,. FOR SALE: 7 room bouse" In good locality. Cistern water and city water SeU for $7,· 5110 Mrs. J.M.Thomton W\' 2362'1. &-IB-tfc .o.LOD CJol:lllll, Br CHESTER GOULD NVIIiiW8WB Fru at lm-rdmnil: '" IK TRACY Bella-· TERRY . 1:11& BreutUI Patty t:JJ Jonet 8ulcll lbolr 10:05 PoJ111 Party Io:llll Pllbllt! i!lrllict~ n,~ Top Ten Show 12:110 Noon Reparl 12:30 Re\1, Metlla THII 11111 PW111r Plrtp 1:00 &lndown llrenlda 7:10 Slga 011 1:10 Sign 011 - June IIUNDA Y 7:10 Sip On Nt1n 1:00 Baplilt LafnWt'l Hour 1:11 Hour of Dolivertinte (ROY, Plul J-1 t1GO Wings of Jlaolllll 1:10 Swldllf Sbow 10:00 Volct of Proptr.cy 10:$$ Sunday Sbow 11:40 Countey Uymn1ime 12:00 Noon RePort U:lli l'llo llearch 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:00 BW, Graham 1:10 The t.ttbel'lll 8lahl "' .lltt ~. aa. a:oo 1:11 1:10 1:110 C:IIO 4:45 5:00 6:00 7:30 .t:OO (llelo, "· ~- Billupt) PLtl!lltJ ~ '1'ltt IIJIIJfe By HAROLD GRAY IF MO~E PEOPLE WERE ~ I<INO 0~ "CJ?IO..ZY." MRS. KATE, 'THIS WOULD SE A ~ ><APPIER WORLO FOR AlL OF US( -·...-=-o"''By RAEBURN VANBUREN y.-s. .I'M R~A&!Y 70 MF.Ii'T YlW. COME I>OWW l't> THE l-lfi(£· ANO I'lL lJE ,r.-IER£. CONI/.f 6KN/irL Y - • WE 8wlday B h - dour of Dlcllloo Jolm Grlfflll Sunday ~se Sundown fllreaade SJi1i 011 Sign 011 - Jwte Br GEORGI WOHDIR WE ARE MOVING TO A NEW LOCATION! I• BRANNER ,l;ND W4AT A O..~JT 'IOU .YL"1U\J6 LA["",'? s .70 ' SOLID MAPLE " BEDROOM SUITE $128·00 LARGI LOUNGE CHAIRS Wo-IAT AQE WORTH OF FURNITURE, APPLIANaS AND FLOOR COVERINGS WILL BE SOLD. 12 Ft. Wide VInyl ADMIRAL FLOOR COVERING COLOR SJ-19 T.V. $31'lft,QO WITH SQ. '7~ YD. TR~I ~AN5 YOUI? FOI< nlE 5l'M~Er.' r- '-.--tij;OiiJ NANCY, FERN RO&SIN S TOOK ANOiM!ft. JOB AWA"( FROM SAVE A'bove Are Just An Example Of Some Of The hrgain~ You Will Find At Baker Furniture During OUR' REMOVAL SALE! , ,: UP TO :50'ro '' ·" ....... MIDDlEPORT, 0. , . "! ' ' M~L I W"NT H~i<'"'"· PUT OIIT OF &USIN'I!SS .•' �... 4.- . . , 1-Daly hlst!Del, Pomeroy-llidtlleport, O, July II, 1983 --- Four Attend Plan Study Curme Inspection 01 Shrine District Mrs. Harold Lohse, P. T. A. -- -- MonyAttend Set'Yices For Mrs. Villa Carl. .. . TOIII~~~. District Director, Four membera of the Mary 0::1 study coune on : Shrjne, White Shrine ql Jei'USIP. T. o\.. manual In three 1lem, were In Athens Frlday - ar.dDllna Dors m ~::~~~~,,;the first to be held ovenin~ to attend the official "AN ALLIGATOR fl evening, July 10 at i inspection of District 21. NAMED DAISY" p. m. in the Pomeroy I Wayne R. Edwards of CaiJ... ( Ttchn lcolor 1 School auditorium. fornla, supreme worthy hiP . . ; pri05tess, was lnspecling olftThurs . .& Fri. July 11 ·12 The second _session will be , cers. Work was given by the "THI TI-IREI STOOGES July 17 wtl~ the Ia.~t '"""IHocking Valley Shrine, with IN ORBIT" scheduled lor Jil l> . l . AU Marie Struble aa worthy high --and-Anthony SLet'l ~nd loftfirers and comm ittee rh_aJ_r- priestess and Charles Struble Odile- Versms in lirgf'd ro atte r~d ;he chmr <-~" watchman of shepherds. "CHECkPOINT" are asked to take a manual Slides of the National sessiOn (Eastm~w Color) I hem Jf one is avatlable. ' ht>ld at New Orleans were shown i · Naoma Brinker, deputy of dil-lt.r ict 16. Attendin~ from Mary Shrine , were Mrs. Brinker, district dep- j uty : F•ro Cheese brew, worthy I high priestess, Lillian Steiff, and : Bernice Winn. W,IDNESIIAY Dirk Bogardt "THI ANGilL WORI !till" Ava da r 1 1 1 MEIGS THEATRE POMIROT. OHIO 1 CLEARANCE SALE LAST TIME TONIGHT "DIAMOND I-IEAII" Charlton Heaton, Yvette Ml· mieux, Geo. Cbakiris, France Nuyen. James Darren, Aline MacMahon, Vaughn Taylor. SWEET & I-lOT, 3 STOOGES Colorurtoon r\ ' r Birtlulay Ob1el"t1ed -The blrtbday of Albert (Sumner) Durst wa• celebrated witb a lurkey dinner Sunday at tbe ~'FUI!erll servlceo for Mrs. VU, Arnold-Mayer camp In Le~rt. Carl, . of Middleport, w h o lloallng, aiding and swllln-1 • ¥ 44444• 4 4 . "" • -4 4 4 Tbunoday after a long W- llJlna was enjoyed during t h e ness were held Sunday at 2 day by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fortr Members Of GIVE COOK-QU'I' p.m. at the Ewing Funeral Durst, Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Mr m•l M" Alfred Yeaugor home witb Rev. Fred I, Gard- Robert Law~ and Pam, Dl- Club Enjoy Tour •ntertalnt>d • ill! a cookout oil ller olliciallng. 1110 and Mike, 'ft'orthington ; Bob the ~'ourU1 of Ju lv nt their homo Mrs. Chester ErwlD wu or- by and Eddie Cummings, members of the Rui- In Mi.,..rsville honoring h I I BaJUst lor the service. Burial larl; Mr. and Mro. Robert ArFriendly Gardenero Club brolher, Norman Yeauger. on made In Riverview Ceme- thur and Vickie, Mr. and Mrs. their guests recently were his birthdo,v. Present were Mr. In Middleport. Pa~ Harold Grueser Jr. and · on a 'nature tour of Lake 1and Mrs. Norman Yeauger and Charles Rlllle, WUUam Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grueser by Jamea Stahl, natura.!' sM, Kevin, Middleport; M r 1, Stra.UII, F. 0. Wbaley, Harvey Sr. and EUzabelb and Mike all Delma Halley and grandson, VanVranken, and Fred Carman. of Poco, W. Va.; Mrs. LUUe The group observed several 8il~v . Clleshlre : Mr. and Mrs, Out-of-town relativea a n d Hauck, Mr, and Mrs. Roy varieties of wildflowers, unl1611- Gene Yeauger and daughter, lriepds altendlug were Mo. and er and Don and Nancy Jo, Mr. al trees, butterflies, ~nd also Patge. Enon: Mr. and Mrs. Doo. Mrs. Gratis' ~ry111, Eddie and and Mrs. K. A. Grueser and saw a water snake and sala· aid Y.a"ger And children, Gary Rick, Powhatan Point; Mr. and Jane, Mw Patsy Fultz. Mr. and mandera during the one mile and Pnmela. Xenia: and the Paul Tribe, Mr. and Mrs. Mr•. -Ed Arnold' and Jerry, tour. Upon their return lhey ilm•t •ntl olt<loss. Woodrow Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berry and Mr. and Mrs. were served luncheon at Lake -~-~ · · - Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Walton and Scott, PornLodge. Theae tours are . PLAN PICNIC Omar Hines, Mrs. Thereasa eroy. scheduled for Tues- The Phibtlwa Soci•ly of the Hines, Mrs. Ethel SargOIIt, Miss · and Fridays. Mlddleporl Church of Christ C~olyn Lee Hook, Mr. and Mrs. group were Mrs. lfar. has plann•d ils pienic fo r thlo Lobrer, Ernest Hart, Sauer, daughters, Mary Thursday evening "' !he Midand Mrs. Dale Hart, Mr. and Joy; Mrs. Joe Bolin, dleporl Roadside Park with Mrs. Mil<e KosUval, . Mr. Nathan Wise, daughter, husbands "' inl'lted guests. ~ an<) Mrs. Fred Colburn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snow- case of rain the picnic will be and Mrs. Charles lfa.yes, Mr. Iheld at lite ~hurch . and Mrs. Clll!'eiiCe Will, Mr. P. T. A. prealdents of all lo-/r""'""'""'=""'""'""'==iOiO"""~....;....,.......,;==="\ Mrs. Wayne EdwardWingett, Paugh, Mrs. Mr. cal unitshome met ofFriday Mrs. at the Mrs. ~;~;~~ \ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,;__ _., SHARON Mr. and Mrs. s. G. Middleport, are aDB!IIIIICilll eogagemenl and ·~•lng marriage of their daapter Sharon, to SP·I5 Clyde !1011 of Mr. and Mrs. WUJiam Menifee, Athens. Miss Plekens a 196% IJ'Bdaate of Middleporl Hlgb school, 1o employed •• secretary of the Middleport ..,bools. Mr. Browo, wbe to a gradoate of The Plain• Hlgll ..,bool, claSI of 1960, Ia now iD the U, S. Army. slalioneol to Ankaro, Turfley. Plans are beln& made for an AuiUsl wedding. Browa: Pq;:E, "f=IVE CfMs ork Of ' PITTSBURGH _ A f.Jery Stale Representative Georgelschool that will prnduce tn Ohio I - Creale a new Depart1neft1 -Establish a state board ol ilfy lor relief be""fll payments. , h Tu sda 0 ~ A. Meinhart today oollined ach- ·the lechmclans needed by an of Development and o Develop- rogents to supervise and co- - Require present utility ez. : . ehi 1 live·; e~ . cr~ p ke YE t llevements of the 105lh General enlarged, competitive Indus- ment Financing Conunluhin to ordinate programs and actlvi- else taxea, levied for poor rethe enn tn?o far. way .::: Assembly by enactment of rna- trial activity," said MeiDharl. promote and help In the !Inane, lies of Ohio's Institutions of lief, to be paid quarterly Instead cia:= the ~';: ~~!"" jor, progressive legislation. "The logislature has submit- ing of new induslriea and d : higher learning. Iof annually, In order to provtde lllC g a a Y r. Meinhart said the assembly ted to the people a constitution- pansion of present industrier - Set up an Ohio Building ·a more even flow of tax reve- I Blair E. Ashbaugh, 47, of Sa- has held the line against ..,w al amendment authorizing the without using tax funds as ~ Authority to construct "Golden nues into the tr.easury. ' Una, Pa., his wife, Frances, or increased taxes and at the issuance of $250 million in state means of increasing the jobj Age Villages" to house non • -Enacted a Workmen's Com~. and tbeir children were Isame time provided a balanced bonds to finance an extensive !available for Oblo' work~s. psychotic patients now In stsle ipensalion Bill which will boost! killed when a car driven by Ibudget on the basis of the capital Improvements pro- 1 - Appropriate .• 1,307,522,253 hospitals, with the Issuance of I minimum payments to lnjured i Ralph E. Regan of Pittsburgh stale's present anUcipated in- gram," he added. . ;in a "balanced ~udget" to f~ revenue bonds to finance sucb workers from $49 a week to 1 1 Stdeswiped an eastbound auto come, deapite predictions of so- The closing wor~tng days of nailce the operations of the stale projects. .$56, and an unemployment com- ; and crossed the medial strtp, called experts that it would he the leglslaltve sesSion saw the government for the new two - -Create an Ohio Youth Com· lpensation measure thallncreas- ' hi~ng the westbound Ash· necessary to levy 8 state in~ final enactment of the major year fiscal period without l~y-. mission to combat juvenile de- es the contribution payments baugh auto head-oo. Icome tax increase the three pr'>posals in the administr• lng new or increases taxes. IHnquency and to direct pro-- I by employers in CN'der to put the Regan and 8 fellow employe :per cent ~les tax, or broaden !ion's broad, over-a~! leglala- - Reduce taxes. for hard grams for rehabilitating delin· presently depleted 'rund on a at the ·Jones and Laughlin Steel the present sales tax hase. ttve program_. accord1ng to the 1P_ressed small retailers by cut- quents. . . !sound financial_ basis and tightCorp., Martin Davern of Pitts- I According to Meinhart, one vete~a.n Melg!:l representative. tmg the a.s~ssment. vallratJon - Require a~le-bodLed per-ien benefit clalm requirements burgh, also were killed in the !important accomplishment was Adrn1mstr~tlon proposals lnclud- ~ rat~ on thetr mventor1es aq ct \,sons. on ~r rehef to work on .by closing loopholes in the pres~ crash, which police called the giving a tax cut to tbe small ed bills to . equipment. · · pubhc P'0l."~ts_l"_"~de~l<>__qua~' ent law. ' 1° 1 I ELBERFELDS SA-L E I B;,.nc . • l n:g 7\Tall.On 1 '. . l;;::~~nt~:t"ta~e;~:;:;:~n ~ ---,-- -- GeneraITeI'S "'"'"~"'"'"'"""""""'"""""""""~""" worst In the city's hlslory. U A meellnJ II discus ond Cool air clung to th~ East to- lheir inventories .and . equip propose fuad rafslnJ events I I lh I 70 day and heal kept the tempera- men rom e presen per lures in the South and West at cent to 50 per cent over a ftve- ~ will be beld Thursday at 7:30 MORE LlGHT FOR THE ELECTWN BOARD _ Doe ' . Iyear pertod. p. m. by the Syracuse- MIDJeffers. foreground, cleans bnck as Elmer Bailey reachhigh levels. . Meinhart also said the 1051h enville Baseball ol.osoelatl... I es for mortar to encase, new aluminum-framed windoTemperatures from the Mtd· .assembly has enacted major 1 . : at the home of Paul 1!-lker. at the County Board of Eled .tons m the Masonic Temple, die Atlantic <lates through Ten- :leRislation looking to the en· i CHICAGO (UFI) -. The nation braced itself today All interested persons are urr· Mulberry ave . Pomeroy ((,ment Block is performing t.llt nessee mto Arkansas were 10 I couragement of industrial ex- ,for a crlpplml( rail strike that could lie up untold indus- ed to be preoeal. Syracuse- . COLUMBUS <UP[) - The •o!·k . That's Bailey's refleetwn in the new glazing. ThiJ tt IS degrees lower thla morn· ipansion and the creation or an Itries and j)usinesses and clog the highways with thous· Mtoersrtne Baoeball Assoclo- I P bl' UtU't' C . . , off tee wtli have a boommg busmess In weeks to come llf ing than Tuesday mormng. economic climatP that win at· mds of dtsplaced passengers. , tion officers said that lbe or~ lh u •c ' Jles ~mmi~slon ea ndldates for municipal and township posts tile peti· tract new Industries 10 Ohio A strike would hil freight movement of livestock, : ganlzation Is In need Of an I a~edafp':''<lG a r~v~eld ~ate : tions , and votes are counled on the big night Novembu other perishables the hardest. It would force Immediate lund raising evenl 'cc ufe or enera e ep one 5. _ _ _ __ • _ _ __ CO LUMBUS - The E as ti, thereby creating new J'obs and Igrain and t f hi h th h d d5 0f b d ,. nn.uc tb m ind ., o.. e recuve immediately . i --- --Ohio Gas Co. Tuesday opened eventually bring in important commu erS-g . w c . ere are un re t ousan S · • , e re . a er which will give the company i'· case before the Public Utilnew tax revenues under the ex· ' Ill New York aad Chicago alone--to find other ways to ' ~Is summer. recreation ae"15 000 more annua II Y· .!.;! • · • • • • 1go to work tivity. o;>U • ttles CommiSSion m .a ~1d for a Istmg tax system. · . . . . . The action followed the Ohio $33.9 million rate mcrease. i ''For the first time the legis- Commer<:~ Sec~ary Luther j ctatJon, a truclcing firm, saJd. tl ~l'i-lJ'??l~~~~*"f""f:::-t~~ Su reme Court's Ma 31 deciCieveland City Law Director l)ature has provided for import- Hodges said a strtke would do lexpected a ~ash _of calls from.'"· ' ,. l •i:n remandin th: case. to Brbni 8 J Klementowicz and ant state financial aid for com· JrN>parable damage to the na- 1dustrJes wh tch have used ralls. ' g . £ • t~ I . . tion's economy. • But it saki the firm would bt un-1 the PUC for re-exammahon. l Hafold Dehoff, Canton, repea munlty colleges, techmcal m- .. 11 ld 1 .1 do bl h dl f h d d General had filed its application , · 1 1 · wou sow 1 wn apprt· a e to an e any o t e eman !I , edl}'. objec ted to com pany ex ~ 1sftI u1es an d mumc WASHINGTON UPI - Five roil unions today r• pa umver~ . bl " Hod . J ru sci t b II f 'ts t k f with the cornmi:ssion on Dec 3 0 hi bits covering operations and Islties, with 8 view to establish- CIB y, f ges Salr d eh ay .a ecause . t ~ur s cndurren. 19 1958 . jected President Kennedy's proposal for arbitrafiCIII physical plant. per·iods after Dec.' ing tw.yn-year college training on a nf'ws ronldere~~e, obanblt e eoon· lby karde lind oper&\IOD a are 'cl . E W II' M . of their bitter work rules dispute with the industry 31 1961 . a local level and giving techni· ' omy .wou ~r" a Y ne\•er oo e so r • ' I ~re I lams. . anon, raising the thre1t of a nationwide strike 1t midnight: ' - -.cal education beyond hIgh I make 1I up agam. United Air Lin.. said it was I prestdenl,"f General. satd the Kennedy, fighting a minute-by-minute bottle ~ P010tm.aster General J . Edward assessing the situation and mighl Icompany s revised annual net hud off • poraly>ing walkout, told both aides te LONOON -. Kmg Paul and ; Day said the Posi Office would iadjust ito peroonne . 1 and schedulos l COLUMBUS .(Up)) _ S 0 me i income will be Increased $379,- \ stond by os he sought oome no;.v forrp~la to proven! Quee~ Fred . er1ka .of Gr~ece 1 . su~~n.d delivery of ~ond. third ; if necessary. Ae ..of now, it sa id. Columbus and Southern Ohio l l~1 . Federal and state taxes · the strlko. · ' · · ~ . a . cermomal r ~ d e 1- ''A . , . .• ~; .. , .: . and ro~:~rth clasF mall beyond._ 150 no extra {JJ.&~ are planried. j Electric Co cu . stome i aS- will take $435,84.9 of the ~15,000. by noo11 Tho PrHident said he . . . throUgh the streets of Loridoo ! miles if a railroad strike OC<UI'S. i A tra;i;; -'pnbii,;;;tion for DeWll· 'county area· "tend!~ ~."om . •I]le P\)C had granted Gen- ' whether he would call them bRck. for anolh<~· me•l· today, undeterr.ed by ~~s l He 1\ald first class mall and ~lr i papers, The Publishers' Au:dhary JDelaware County to the Ohio eral an additional $1 ,620.5a8 a ' ing. an~ cat~l!Hs th~t marr t eLr I mail would continue to be dJs· said the rail strike would affect IRiver will pay lower electric year on Feb. 9, 1961. about I The crisis headed toward 1 climax when the unions arnval Jft Brltam ~esday. . patchPd_ publications that circulate nation-! bills. the Public Utnities Com· Ihalf or what the company I went to the White Hause today to inform Kennedy Police clashed With an eshMeat llltl~stry ~fef'ttd ally he auiliary said it was mission announced todav . sought. General then appeaded I they could not accept his proposal to let Supreme mated 2,000 demonstrators Tues~ 1 A meat packmg ofrl.c•al Edward moving the publication dati! on its The commission authorized the commission's order to ttle · Court Juotico Arthur J . Goldberg to arbitrate the day near Buckinjilham Pal~ce , The Mldd~eport Model Roc- A. Cudahy 1 ~1 · presrden~ of the l own house organ up one day to the utility to reduce the rates . high court. 1 four-year-old- dispute over so-called "feotherbedclo protesting against the holdmg 'ket club achieVed a new ground Cudahy P.ackm~ Co., said 8 na- avoid the pOssibility of a sll'ike. 1by $775.000 per year. The revision will result in a .. · ·m Greece , distance record of 65o reet w·th tiona! would ('aust> '' The Anne Egan Travel Service , Affected are customers for 25-cent monthly .Increase for 1 ing." "We are being asked to .-gree to 1 procedure 1 of pobttcal prlSOners · h .ra1lh llffr1ke k nd . · · 11 ·the launching of Its rocket <' aos m t e 11v~st0<' a mea 1 . . . . . 1 whieh we believe could pave the avenue to furthllr some or whom have been m J& · . • 1 k" . d , Inc.. in Pittsburgh, Pa., reported 1 residential and general serv-, res1dent1a 1 phone users . Bus!compulsory arbitration by custom or practice " the since the Communist-led at~ Calends V· T~esday. mornmR paJc mg 1~ ~~· kt t f a definite trend toward cancella- 1ice secondary service outside ' ness rates will increase from · ~nions said . "This we cannot do •• 1 matter of 'princtempt to take over the country at ~he Rock Sprmgs falrgrounrls . l th o:f'r .· ·• ~ ~nj p:~ ten ~d tion of rail tickets in favm ot air- Imunicipalities which have rates · 65 to 90 cents a month ror basic , Iple .~ · following World War II. IThts . flight ~as longer than al1 1 ~ ~~~ tran~ ea d ns 1~ P. !'la:d I Jines. ''They're all afraid they set by ordinance contract. :ervice. William~ said the re- i ~::u~in ~~~~!~r Th: rl)('ker suf~f'j~~ ~st s:eri:u sho~:gt> ! won'l get out," a ele1·k said. 1 Special reduc~ions will bP l'!:iv- lvised order does not apply to ! . \V ASHINGTON _ Union leaders were re rt , ASADENA Tex _ George by ood and , ot r Io ged len to all-eleclrtc homes. l h • the fornner Commonwealth Tel· 'ltkely today to reJ·ect Presida~t Ken ned . . pol P • • · was recovered after a 20 mmmt"a1 m ra1~e 0 8 pro n · . PUC 'd Th · · h Co Oh' 1 . . . ..... .V s p10posa Conway, 81, of Baytown, hon- •ute search , rail strike. sal . .e ~ompa?y IS .c~r- l e~ one . of IO and Tr?Y· l ar~ztratmn of the railroad diepute . A nationwide r•i1 Cnrgt"ll Inc execut"tves rently negotlatang wJth CJtles iTlpp Telephone, lnc., which 1stnke could. begin Thursdav . r ey mooned today with his wife, I Parachute• recovery was used , "''"o ' .. ·· h · ·1 ·· · · G · • a long~time grandmother who f the f' t ti 'th C I d ' said a short strike would not crit - ~ to ave a sim i ar provJsLon m· merged With eneral In 1962. I The fwe operating unions and railroad manag• an electronic computer decided or Irs me WI a en s . icall} ~ffe('t the wheal crop in In- ! serted in agreements. I General serves more than ment were to givr the President at 10 a m EDT their was meant for him. ;V. Thefpallrachbutefwaleds deployed iinois Indiana and Ohio but would I OW · 1265.000 telephones in 70 coun- lanswer lo his pl ea to lei Supreme Court .Juslt<·e A . t·ihllf success u y ut a1 to open I ·' · r f · Oh"10 1 ' Conway, a retired Methodist iHowever the fall of the k be "wry disruptive'' in Kansas : Knights Appoinl I les m I". Goldberg settl e the work rules di spute . · . lrontonile To Po~t I • -.. • The ra_rlroad rq>resentatives at 12 :01 am. llocal tinn"' minister. m~t Mrs. Gladys Coo- l was brokn when the ar~~u~ and Nebraska. ver last spn~g through a com-l became entangled in pa tree. I ot~er form~ 0~ tr~nsportation ; Donald w. Emerson, State ! EducatJonu.l, :So~Jal ! Wt!l't' I'OI~~Idt:l"f'd ('t-'l"lam to ac<'~pt day . '111~ puttns mach1~ operated by a The club plans to urchase stu<hed the rotl s1tuahon carefulCh 1 De 1 of th Ohi St t Coun- ~ EvefliS Announc~ed Indus . 1 Kennt'dy s ptoposa!. But the umon Houston maorlage broker. Af- 1 . p ly , The Athens area r stmas . pu y e o ae ' . . I leaden; wet·e expf'c·tt'fl to turn tl . try ~o~fidrnt ·d h'l th le a new antl much larger rocket h G ho d C . ld .1 Tree Field day will he held ctl Knights of Columbus has ! A swunmmg party held Mon- d . Desp1t• Ule m1dmght deadline, 1 1an~ounced the appointme'nt of day night at the Gallipolis City ' own _Jel'ause t 1wy a•·e oppo~t>d I he railroads havp not ordered • ter . ating a w 1~· e co~p 1soon. The boys plan to launch T e rey un orp. . 58 1 . kl e, , . I planned to .use all of 1ts 5,000 Saturday from 10 a.m. to . 2 1sta te counci.1 chatrmen . . ht shipment-. decided the mach1ne was rJght. 1 the 1'r frog , ''B uII wm m t and D'IS· Pool spo-· red by Rio Grande t,' to a t·b ltl'atton of thf' 1~sues. em bal'gc on rr'f:"lg Porto I, In two weeks. . buses. Now It uses only ~bou 60 p..m. on the Shoemaker Pme trict Deputies. :College was an all . student af- ~hf' ~mons haw. threat ened to and m~nagt"ment officials gjf, SANT.A MONICA, CALIF. - I The next launch will take lper cent. Grey~und sa~d t.here Hill tr~e farm on South Canaan ! Among the appointments was .ifair . Thursday will be an A II st~tke tf '"" e.arrlt'rs go ahe.a~ they were oonf!dent there woUi! Sandra Jo Crqsb~, 25, obtained 1place, Tue:;day, July 16, at 9 ~::!sbeen some mcrease In bckf'l road , !ust off Route 50. east or that of Mr. Emerson Heighton 1School Picnic at noon on the ' w!lh P_lans _10 ~ut . ~o-ca.lled "anti- be no strike. an un~1te_sted d1vorce TuesdaY I&. m. at &he fairgrounds. The · ' Guysville. of Ironton as District Deputv !Campus green as another stu- , reathe•beddtng •ul-es tnlo errect This ~~o•as regarded as an indj. 1 from Phillip Lang Crosby, 29, I rocket will carry the capsu)e, Th ~ tiBoo~:.8olhl A The Shoemakers haY~ an out- ror the district that embra~s I dent activity. 1 , t ation the carriers might deJaf 'Son of crooner Bing Crosby. !Navis I. A ne~ control panel e 0 a ona lppers sso- s~nding _C~ristmas tree opera· lcouncils in Pomeroy, Gallipol- 1 An Art Exhibit b~ the Art I St-ltli~ f:Hr Rl"lt..;hf"fl 11heir rules action if tbe Presidelll Under terms of a property was made Which members • • tton consJstlng of 40 acres and is and Ironton. The naming of Department also will be held • , • rtoquesls them to allow time fat settlement agreement, Crosby 1 hop~. will help reduce present Comml881oner8 Are 40,000 trees, and wil~ market jthe Ironton man came during i Thu:~ay _from 12 to 2 p.m: The On Routt" .1.1 Drui~t" Congress to consider legislatiOI!l 1 _ twin of Dennis _ must pay llgmhon failures. To Draw 400 Name~ about 3.~ trees this year. the lwiHiay conference held in Exhibit Will be of special Inter· , The Ohin St.at.e Patrol inves~ for endmg the dispule-. ,l,OOO monthly t'mony for five Mrs. Robert Schmoll, Mrs. Judge John C. Bacon has fil- There wtll he a guide? tour of Columbus last weekend. jest to elementary teachers. Art- ,ligated an aecirient on Rt. 33 Kennedy has said he wouldyears, $500 a nth support Delbert Becker and. Mrs. efl an order in the Meigs coon· the farm and op~rtumty to see ~des on ~1splay were made dur- 1Tuesday f'Vening that did little a . Ia~· to _ prevent a nalionwiclt for the couple's two children. James Pullen accompamed the :lY co~n pleas c~rt records 1~ yea~-ol~ White and Scotch RETURNS FROM TRIP 1mg the hrst summer ses!lion. damage. both drivers escaping r~l! t•e-up. iJ bargaining co llapstl Dixie Lee 4 and Brian Pat- young rocketeers to the launch- Ifor the JUry - commassioners to pJDe With mterplant~ ; 10 year NEW YORK mPI 1-Assl. SecinjUJ'Y. ' w1thout an agrt>ement. Go\·ern. ~ rick 3 a~ io per cent of his lng site. compile a list of 400 names of spruce and spruce mterpla~ts, retary of State for African Af· i UPS POPULATION It . took plare at 5:40 p.m. lment officials sa id, howevf'r, tiM 1 prof~iur.aJ earntngs over $15,· · judi~ious a~ d~reet persons: 9 year SCotch and Red Pme, !f(lirs G. !'fennen Wi.lliams ~id : . TOKYO 4 UPil - ~~ popul~·: on Rt. 33, a _mile_ and a half outlook in .congress was extrernf. Metp Memorial Hospital having quahfications for the an- ~nd a demonstration of sal_vag~ I Tuesday mght the Afncan natiOns hon of Tokyo was off1c1ally est1- 1north o( the Junction of Rt. 681. l~ uncertam and the admiaistr• 000 a year. Mrs. Crosby. a former Las Veg&!i show girl, told ADMISSIONS - Mrs. Jack nual jury list, August term. t~g Red and. Austrian wmter "are deve1oping an increasingly mated at .10,393,667 as of June 1. 1A car drivf'n north by Lyman ltJOn _hoped to avoid asking {c the court her husband staved Duffy, Syracuse; Mrs . 0 key 1 The entry stateR the names kill by shearmg. strong anti-colonial policy." the statlstl<'s btreau of the Tokyo ! Miller. 48. Salem, 0 .. and a lspe<-utl legislation if possible. '. cway from the family homefor Schartlger, Rutland; 1'. A. Cle-[are to be from the several pre- Speakero are H. C. Bobu_~d Williams, returnin.g from al9- nwtropotitan government an- semi outfit driven south by Carl l -..,.- -- - 1cmcts. districts an<i ltwnsh;"" the subject, "Market PosStbtli· day 9-country vtstt lo Afrtca. nounced 1\Jesday. ~ f1gurr I• 1,Annun•n. 25, Savannah , Ga.. Pomeroy Rtf Child three ancl four days at a lime. land, Racine. 1 · DISCHARGES - Addie Bar- in proportion to their respec- tie. And Local Tren<is." lold newsmen that "leaders I an mc,..aoe ol 42,659 over the ' mel in a bridge. The left R F · F'all . ton, Racine : Roger Birch . Ra- tive populations. Frank Newell former local I spoke with urge strongly that May I estimate. wheel of the semi sideswiped A ~OVel'l! ron~ . CLEV,ELAND - The Nation- cine; Alberta Sauvage, Porn. farm forester ~nd now manac- self-determination and sell-gova fender on the car. eJgS ~nty chLid 11 .IIJ al Aeronautics and SPace Ad- eroy · Emma Williamson MaSQUAD CALLED of the M' · tt State N ernment he extended 1o all peo- PLANS SWEDEN VISIT Holzer hOSpital under obsen'J · lsi tl • PI Br k St a- son, ' Howard Cecil, Pomeroy, ' · er arte a urs- 1 tion after be' I · ed · lol mm ra on' U"' 00 The Pomeroy emerRency 1 ery and director o1 Ohio Christ· pies of Africa." STOI'KHOLM SwOllen WPIIMAN FINED mg n]Ur '" I ..._,. tl~n has awarded .• $400.000 con- BIRTHS - Mr. and Mn. squad was summoned at 6:09 1 ' G • Ass 1 _ Gen. l!'.arlo Gilmore Wheeler. . 1Tuesd~y afternoon. son; a.m. tod•y for Lon Perry ol i·7o~s !;~esre ~~w:~s the :~ : FOOD FOR AWERIA u.s. Army chief ol staff. will vis- Stanley F. Axas. 35, Huntmg- . Wlltiam Ketth Wolfe, 2, tract tO the li!. T, . Browder Jack Duffy, Syracuse, r::onstructlon So. o~ st .. Albans, Mr. and Mrs. Okey Schartlger, Downington, reportedly having t ·.- t' pond I te t re- . ALGIERS, Algeria 1\JPfl - An it Sweden Aug. 12·17 as ' ton, W. • Va., has been gtven a !3. Pomeroy, fell down steps .W. ,Va.; for .ll ,nuclear rocket a daughter. · alfflculty breathinR. argo ton a a " agreemnet wa• ' oigoed here Tues- lot the l!Wediah army, it was an- 30-day Jail ~entence and a $50 ht> grandparents' home, • lest stand, it · waa announced 1 sear~• · . :day betwoen the American CARE nounced l\Jeaday. and cost fme_ by Mtddlepor! struck hts head. He ;s t)lo he~ Tuelt(lai. · ,' PLAN fiUGlll Cllqlltl CLUB TO MEET William Cowen, extension for- ~ organization and Algeria under ! , Mayor Lee Smith on a dt<lurb- lof Mr. and . Mn. Robert EIR;~~~~·· ij; ·. . MESsiNA, Sli:Uy 1\JPJI- Let cal The Pomeroy Bend Citizens estry specialist. will discuss which an estimated $15 million I GOOD DUD IACJDI'IRES ing the peace charge. IWolf~. Admitted 11 1 p.m., S! ·~c,ED chutch .~rJ~ ~ 11 an- Band Radio club "IH me el ChriStmas .tree prndu~ts. 1condttion ·was reported good :;;: , n':l'~' 1worth of U.S. food will be distrib- LONDON <UPII--Gerald _Ellis, ·lfirv~ilo- fl~ Ida Maii- noua..d pialii: a buge Thursday ~vening at t!le ·sec- Coffee and aofl drmks will uled 1o 1.4 mtUinn Algerlans. lfbe a 52-yepr-old tour JIUlde, •••d to- iUSO SHOWS !day. ~~:~,~:~~~; wtU be ~. Iilii Jeoi.l 1ttp jlnd es feet and Ward Fire house in Porn&- be furnished by the S~oemak- year-long progrom wiU beflia ln day be' ...., fired beeause. while NEW YORK (UP)) ~ T he . , , . wide, ' atop a,~ Mt: ,DJn,.... roy. . ~: and persons attending are September croising tbe Eugllsh Cbanoel, he USO has approved 30 campus Meip Gc:.-1 Hocplja) at ~ p.m. fram ma~ lb ·llll!lnotl: of ilte liKe Pope . . tnVIted to bring a o.ack lunch,::: · ltabbld the lblp'e loudspeaker groups from U. S. colleges to ADMISSI~~ - Harr} It) Chris- Joho (XXl~. . , , , · . LOCAL .~ • Director• o( tbe Atheos AfN PICNIC ANNOUNCED · \ and ~. ''Don, hav• the 1lelld drama or music units on es, ~ VIN1Smith she a. . Msgr. ~..., ~~ The temperoltiro Iii Porn-- Chrlsimos Troe Association ore . TIM j'asl Councilors plenlc $1.118 llllteb. n•o 1101 ...,.Ill i~-" entertainment tours or overseas VIlle ; - ~ Slllith, Ree!.lml Sayre wiU \aposlolic odminl&trator -tll M,;;.sl- eroy's business dlstrld-. ll:lt Rlcharo Sbuemllltei', presidet\'i. will be held Tbursdoy, Jidy "0 ~not fair," EDio uld.' "I mDitary installations cluriug the liiSC!IM·t·~ ., Jllayle be In t,JI e na. uid the ttlimated COli ,;a, a. m. was 70 ~~ Beryl McGlaughlin, •I~ proal-. af 1::10 ,P• m. at 1he home Ill wao ott!t lielpiitllhe holiday mak ~holasllc term be&inoin& in the PoJiltl'#; · · '15,110. · · 'dear itlu. . _i • . . dent; Rlclilid BJrd, ucretary. lin. -'~h lltetllt. tii." falL $yra~ .1· or Ra l•I Strl•k e Phone CostS TO Be (Jpped I . ·I I ! I SUMMER DRESS · PANTS 1963 ' wm STARTS WEDS. JULY10 enttE .. ' JULY CLEARANCE NO LAY-AWAYS- All SALES CASH • Meinhart Finds . 1 I .a t y e . 72 Presidents Qf PTA Units Met W:r'f:h Mrs. Sauer Dora O'Brien, aU of Atbena; Mr. Sauer, prealdent of the., PLAN Z DAY SALE and Mrs. Fred Carmen, Lou- County Council of Parent. The Happy Hustlers Isa, Ky. ; Dale Whaley, BeU- Teachers. WEDNESDAY 1nd THURS.II~!~';,"~dis;claS. of the Racine fontain; Mr. and Mrs. F. 0 . /1. dlscusslcn was held July 10.11 church will hold a Whaley. Mr. and Mrs. Thrry cerning the studY course to be NOT OPEN Town and Coontry rummage Whaley, Mrs. Aida Whaley Yo- held July 10 and the School of FRIDAY ona SATURDAY sale starting Friday, July 12 of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Instruction to be held !~~~~~ July 12•13 and Saturday, July 13 st 10 Gary Eckard of Elkhart, In- 29 at 7:30 p. m. at the p, "SPLENDOR IN o'clock at the Simpson building, · : Mr. and Mrs. Paul John- Elementary School. THE GRASS" next door to the V\Uage C u Delaware; Mr. and Mrs, Tbe group made plana tTechnirolor) IIr<:ate drug store In Racine. Frank Patlgh and Mr. and Mrs. next year and exchanged proNatalie Wood warren Beat Lowell Zeigler, Albany. gram Ideas. Presidents attendty, Pat HinglE' Audrey Chris· NEW YORK IUIPI) - L,incoln j ing were Mrs. Robert Wood, t!d.zn~hJ~eJ"1.':'.":!:t. Barbara j Center for the Performing_ Arts Missiorrarv Group Chester; Richard vaughn, Midwill have a three-week sertea of ,u r: ' I , dleport : A. E. Wheeler, Letart 1 "THE FIREBRAND" vartous types of reoitsls In its ·rri'Ph ·4I .,mrr I ' Falls · Carol F Pierce ~:11 Kent Taylor. Lisa Montell, Hall "The Purpose of United Pres- ' eente'r· Mrs. J~mes ! "'iiiiiiiiiiiii'ii:~~CiihiiuiibiibiiyiiJiiohiiniisiio;::;n,;::;AUiiiieiiniiJiiaiiffiie~~:,;.:5:._...,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiii"'J j Women" was read in : bury; Mrs. Harry Swarb lle<l-11 • ~nlson Io open _the regular meet-lrord; Mrs. J. A. Smith, Ramg of the MISslon~ry Sortety 1cine; Mrs. Willis Leadingham, of the Syracuse FIT!It Umted Syracuse; Arthur Mlller. RutPresbytertan Church. 1Jand· and Robert Cozart PortLizzie Quick, president, read Iland.' ' and The Tim~s." follow-~ Past presidents al~•ndlngll ed by prayer by &zel Clark.. were Mrs. Dallas Hill, Roll call was ans ~>ered by sev· , Falls and Mrs. Opha en members present with a Bi· iSalisbury. Mrs. Denver ble verse. Principal of Riverview The Bible study, chapter 7, Imentary, represented the from the study book, "One Peoarea. pie or God," was given by Ada Slack . Mrs. Holmes.. read chapOBSERVE BffiTHDAY ter 5 from th~ book u~ 0 ~ I 8 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Yeauger People In God s World, entit- entertained with a dinner Sunled "As Pilgrims." A readinR, ln observance or the lira! "How Big Is God'" was of their granddaughMe;NS by Miss Mumaw, from the Paige Yeauger. A Tabernacle Magazine. cake was served Mrs. Slac~ served refresh- the dinner to Mr. and Mrs. ments. Gene Yeauger and Paige, """""•II Values to $14:95 Sale $9.88 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Yeauger Values to $10.95 Sale $8.88 Gary and Pamela, Xenia Values to $8.95 Sale $6.88 the host and hostess. '• 1',· ·'Tite ilrot labor -.lrike ol ·a• ilolllli olpUI<uce ID the Untied Stoles "'' tt~•inot die P•oylrull and lito Boltlmore and Ohio rlilr<Nldo Ia tm c. ,.... test a wage redaclioB. .4t Turkey Dinner CONTINUES!! NEW FALL SHOES NOW IN STOCK! .liow vou ho1r J ... <'OndLwt MID-SUMMER • ... ... 1 I , '4- $ EACH • 1 to. """"I un11 prltt. c·aIendsv _ _ _ _ _ _ · -- I ' J0 SOme HOmes ' __ _ s R d -t: ets ecoJ• I n· I kotnl1~<1ll1 OOOI'G1n1tt4 _ <::&_SOE \li)) Lower R . al es Un.·on Leaders Apparently Wt"ll Turn Down ueace Bt.d :fi"'flfil-fam n Jstance I 1 1 MENS Here'• a happy combination of comfort with support doctor& recODilDliDd, Tempered twin-tapered OrthoLux coils. Sani-Tn: woven otripe ticldug. Authentic 8Dlooth top. DO tufts or buttons. Every iDoh a quality matt...... REDUCED PAJAMAS MENS STRAW • 20% REDUCED 1 1 Madt by a S.rt. A"oc.1 t.. •Trad~ma rk ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY -· One Lot MeM Short Sleeve Values to $6.95 _ _ Sale $4.69, 2 for $9 Values to $29.95 Values to $5.00 Sale $3.69, 2 for $7 Values to $4.00 Sale $3.15, 2 for $6 Sale $22.88 t RAMBLER'S"SAVINGEST DAYS" BEGIN RIGHT NOW! r Values to $36.50 Values to $29.95 Sale $26.00 _ Sale $22.00 Values to $27.50 Values to $25.00 Values to $21.50 Sale $3.00 pr. Sale $16.95 SWIMWEAR 1 ~~ Valuft TD $5.00 Sale $2.69 Mens Cotton St.~mmtr-ValuH to $5.95 Sale $3.69, 2 for $7 SALE $3.15, 2 FOR $6 '*"' Short Sleewt, Val. to $4. Cotton and Knit Shirts _ Sale $2.00 ea. BAHR CLOTHIERS RlmbJer Ama~can "440" Con· vertlblt-America's lowestpriced convertible wHh powe1 top standard equipment-, Sale$9.95 -MIDDLEPORT- MONTif" Rtmblar Amtrlcan "440" Hanl· BLOUSES ltiP whh 125-hp Six Jot most mpe ot Ill cars in Ill clas~ In 1963 Mobil fconomy Run. · Ladies spta~~ aPa.,_,._w..11 ' 1 If...• h!..at!f lilde-laol Amlrlca'o oklouolr IMttu Get all Rambler's extra '· IDt car Ia worth m~alln trade for ony new Ramble!. • _.,..,....,....., ......... b ,\ . to.~-~..,....,~~.... I'ER • ~OIITII' "Savlnaeat 'Dayo" In today I Rambler'e Trode ......... 4 . . . . .....,~ ..... "' •••lflllllliiiJ'IIIil!iiiWtlt-lllfiii!.M .... ...,l:,a;::.....,...mwt~~__..,...,,_, .. ._.,......-.....,~ .lncti. $4661 r~:;~.~:~. our exl!'a-luali •~I ThHt arei"Savinaest Daya" whao your pres- trade-In allowance-now !1 ,. JOII TMI lUDE,_.TO . MEtROPOLITAN MOTORS ' < ; ' ;,IOQ 60611sr'Miln St., Pomeroy· ,... 1 ,_t t'za ·to·-· . .. wu :··;, :lr ~ - . . ~~-:·:· ' I I cerao space-smart Roof-Top Travel Rack, standard. Lodloo Reducetl20% , 512~ Rltnlillr ADIIIII:an "330'' TwoDIIIf ~OR WIIOIJ has · bit Sale$7.50 SKIIITI 5 Doll Sed1n &lves you tun fami· ly room, ample space for lue1'1'- Beautiful interiors. VoluH to $12.95 P'UIHIU, IUMMIR · P!R MONT~ Rambler AllltlfCan ''330" Faur· Sale$11.95 LAIIIII SUMMIR SLACkS, JIIMAICA SHORTS, PIIIAL . 1 VoiUHto $15.95 Yoluoo to $4.91 .. $UI Vol- to $3.91 , . $2.91 Volun to $2,91 .. $2.25 Volu• to $2.69 __ $2.10 $4034 •-.• I 1 VoluH to $9.95 Swim Trunks _ _ __ 1 Lot Sale69cHCh LADIES RUGBY Sal e $6 00 VALUIS TO $4 .00 .. . . VoluH to 54.95 Sale $18.95 Blue , Grey, Green, Tan Sport Shirts Volu01to $1.2t ' Rtmbler Amallt:ln "220" TwoDoorSHtn-America'slowestpriced ce,., Room for a family of six. "Car of the Year" qualijy, Sale $21.50 MENS WORK UNIFORMS Roe. sus Value Ono Lot PANTS IVY LEAGUE I Farm Jn Athens ! THUR SUMMER CAPS .. '· Ft'e}d Day To ; Sh Off Tree r Mens Summer and Year Around SPORT COATS . KNIT SHIRTS I Lot Mono f.,:ttt ! HATS-······25% - - - Sale $42.50 Values to $50.00 Sale $36.50 Values to $39.50 _ _ _ Sale $28.95 1 1 ' ... <I 111 ·under " 1. ,, ··-... • ... ~ . ~· •~ • ... c.. fot ·\~ -~ •' _...or.e .~·· ' ·,' "• ·-~ \ .. - .• f ~ ....~ ' y. � 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 07. July 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 July 9, 1963