http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/6a4170262fb09ff56d86036b9a952f15.pdf 689e2f5ba065b4f99e7545679dbe9dbb PDF Text Text ., ' •• Neighborliness lsThemeO# Circle Meeting ·e ''Who Ia your neighbor!" Wll lite topk cl devotions by Mrs. Ben Neutzling , presklent. when • • • • the Federated Cirr le met Wed- ' ' . ' ary . enttn; ~ \ 'I r" Desday evenin& at the church. Luke 10, a story , "The Grubby Grabby World ," and 1 poem, •·without These Things," were react Thank you cards were read from Mr . and Mrs. Louis Reibel, and Mrs. William Baxter. Get well cards werr sent to Mrs. Gladys Jones, MrS. L . L. Roush, Miss Erma Smith, Mrs. Amanda Kaspar and L. L Fauber. Mrs. Ltma Huber and Mrs. G. H. Ewing were wek'omed by the president. 1 Plans were made for a __ 1 i x 1 o 'clock ("((Vered dish dinner for the August meeting at t h e church, wit h Mrs. Gladys Cuck- OpenHouse Planned At Modern Farm ler and Mrs. Allard Pra tt "Servhlg the dessert course . Christmas and all purpose cards were ordered to se ll as a money mak- An open house wjil be held Sunday afternoon and evening at the Samuel Lewlll farm near Harrisonville · whld , probably boo the moot modem facmtles In the county. lng project. A trip around the world wa s planned lor e arly fall. I A dessert course w~ served I 1 Three new barns have been by the hostesses, Mrs. Clar~nce Massar and Mrs. Norman Kloes. f1.;;ce;r;.>"' ''it!+'< LONDON - The hlgb-rank· completed at the Lewis farm lng Soviet •PY who defected 18 on the same site where lire 1 months ago has . given · I b e central lnteiUgence Ag<!!lcy (CIA) In Waahlngton the names Of ,many - if not all - RussJan lecret agent. worldng In t b e West, Informed sourceo said today· The sources l!lald the master IPY also has tipped the CIA the methods employed by the <'ommuniat agents. Mariy Sov. destroyed another large slruclure earlier this year. The complete layout, modem in every aspect, was constructed by Fulton - Thompson of Pomeroy. 11 Includes a well· equipped milking parlor, tat· est automatic feeding facilities, 411-cow free stall housing, and a herring bone milk system. malic feeders . Hours for the open house are 2 • 4 and 6 • 8 p. m. The Lewis farm can be found by going to Harrisonville, turning right onto Above is a photo of the Darns the Pagetown road, taking the at right is 1 a picture of first road on the right after Jet agents have been recalled behind the Iron Curtain In Lewis getting ready to feed his going toward Pagetown, to the cent months. by a botton on the aut<>- top of the hill , and turning left. The defector will as1ume new Identity In Brllaia in attempt to prevent Russian agents from murdering him, Scholl, Pomeroy Native, Honored For Music Work New In Farming Shop and Save At ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY TONIGHT "THE THREE STOOGES IN ORBIT" Beetle ·Battle Is At Peak All Day Saturday From 9 AM to 9PM Walt Disney Special Bargains In Every Department-And Save Your Sale Slips From . .. Present~ "LOBO" (Terhnieolor) Leslie Elberfelds In Pomeroy -andDa virl Nhen Caron "GUNS OF DARKNESS" MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY. OHIO RESERVE DISTRICT NO. t CHARTER NO. 1980 TONIGHT NOT OPEN TONIGHT & SATURDAY "SPLENDOR IN THE GRASS" ' (Technicolor) Natalie Wood Warren Beat !f, Pat Hingle Audrey Chris· tie, Zohra Lampert, Barbara Loden, Fred Stewart. ' REPORT OF CONDmON OF REPORT OF CONDmON OF The Pomeroy National Bank The Pomeroy National Bank of Pomeroy In the State of Ohio, at the close of business on March 18, 1963, Published iD response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under Section 5211. U. S. Revised Statutes. of Pomeroy lu the State of Ohlo, at tbe clooe ol bus1De11 on June 29, 1961. Publllhed In reiJlOnae to call made ~ Comptroller of tbe CUrrency, under Section !1211, U. 8. Reriled Statuteo, ASSETS Cub, balances with othe:r banb, and ~ash items in proceu or collection ' ...... . .. . .. . ..... . .•• •. •. • ' .. $1,029,844,158 United States Government obli&atiODB, direct and guaranteed (Net of any reserves) . . . . . . . . . • . . • . • • • • • • • . 2,931,978.99 Obligatlons of States and political subdivisions (Net of any reserves) .. . .. .. . . . . . .. . . . .... .. .••• • • , • • , • 306,04'7.40 Other bonds, notes, and debentures (includinl no securities of Federal agencil!l!i and corporations 1,742.!10 not JUaranieed by U . S.) (Net of any reserves) . . ...• , ••• Corporate stocks (including $12,000.00 stock of Federal Reserve bsnk) (Net of any reservea) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • • • 12,000,00 Loans and discount:J (including $116.0'7 overdraftl} (Net of any reserves) . .. . . .. .. .. . . . .... .. , • , ... .. 2,018,884.23 lank premise~ owned $9,000.00, furniture and "THE FIREBRAND" Kent Taylor. Lisa Mantell. Cbubby Johnson, Allen JaUe Sun. Mon. Tue1. July 14-15·16 "GYPSY" fTechnieolor) Natali ~ Wood Karl Ma lden Rosalind Russell fixtures $20,208.09 . . . . . . ... . ... . ...... • • •• •• , ••• • •••• Real estate owned other than bank premiJes . , , , , •• ••• • •• ••• Other assets . . . . .. .. .... . .. .•.. .• •• • • , •• , •••• ••••• , ••• , •• 29.208.011 2,495.1111 19,328.8'7 TOTAL ASSETS • .• • , • • , .• , . , , •• , , . ... , ••• •• , •• ••••• • .$8,351.331.1? I OPDIIIG OltE HAVING OHl tAKES SA VIS DNLY YOU MINUl !lOUIS LIABILITIES Demand deposit.. of Individuals, partnersblpa, and corporallona $.2,811,1160.25 Time and aavints deposits of individuals. partnerabipl, and corporations . .. . . ... .. .. . ••••••• , ... • • lt848,D28.M Deposita of United Statea Government (includlDJ postal saviDiii:!l) . ... . ..... ... ... .. ..... .• !,l ...••• • • • •• • 17.'197.22 Deposit& of States and poUticalaubdlvilioDI . .. Certified and officers' checks, ete . . ............. .. . . .. . ... . TOTAL DEPOSITS ........... .......... .. . ts,J22,288.1lf (a) Total demand deposita .. . . . . ..• • , , • , ••. .$3,1'1J,78'1.21 (b) Total Ume and 11vinp dopoalta .. ...... .. $2,7tl,5:18.11t &1!11,0211.15 7,3'1t.IIO \f. ., .... . ,... , Other Uabilltiea .... . . ... . .. .... .. ... , ..... . • 1., • •• , •••• ""=-::r;I,;::OOO:=,OO:;,: TOTAL LlABILl'I'II!'B .•••• • •• • •• • • ••••••• •• , •••.••••.• ~ .tl,i24,288.15 I· CAPITAL ACCOVNTB i Jutr make your illidal deposic-<uld you haw die speediest means of traDSfetting IIIOIIC)' re; invented. Olecks caa be safely sped b)o mail to any destiMrices WHY 1101 SUIT YOUR At'OUNT HEll tHIS Wlll1 Capital Stock: (a) Commoa llock. total par $100.000.00 ................... . .$ 100,000 '00 Surplua . ...... . ... , . . .... , .... . . . . .• , , • , • , , , , •• , , •.• ••• , • , 100,000.00 Undivided proflY ... .. .. ... . . . .•.• .• ••• •. ..• •••. • ,.,., ,;,:; ' 10,5&3.01 lleoervea (and retirement a«<Unt lor preferred atoot) ••• ' '""L'::-::::1:.::,11110::=: ·.00:::: TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .... ...... . .... . .. . IIEMORANDUII Alioto Pled4ed or aiiiiDed to ....,.. llabllitleo and lor otber purpoaeo .. ...... ... . .... .......... . We Pay 3% lntere.l On Saving• • " ~ lla.tno Grilfltb, ActinJ Caslller, of tbe abcoY•IIAa~tM i':~~= cleclore that tblo report of condition II .trut IDd corrtet t tnowledp and 'beUel• I Pomeroy National Serving Meigs County for over 90 years POMEROY- RUTLAND . • RESERVE DISTRICT NO. t CHARTER NO. 1980 Wt, tho underalped dlteetbrJ a - tba oondlllon obcl ·cle<!1are tbat It .bu beau aur tnowlodle and.boliefll ~ al)d correet.' , .ROB~~lT~I~'i~'ER~~~~ ' . EDISON ALFIIEDM, i:LDON wltEEa .• ... ASSBTS Cub, bal.aDeeo wltb other bankt, and cub iteJDB In prooeso of colleCtion .. .... .. ..... .... .. .. .... .... . .. $ 939,618,!10 United Statel Government obiJioiiOIII, direct ud I!W'antoe<l 3.0411,1'11.tl41 Obli&alioDJ of Statel and poUIIeal oubdlvllions . • • • • • • • • • • • • 329,810,11 Other bouds, noteo, and debenlurea (lnc!ludllll no aecuritl.et of Federal aa:encieli and eorporatloDI not 1111aranteed by U. S.) ..... .... ..... .. . ..... .......... Corporate otoclu (Jncludlu&$12,000.00 stock ol 1,742.110 Federal Reserve bank) . , . .... .. . ... . . . ..... : .... ... .... ... ... 12:,000.00 Loans and dlleounta (lncludin& $42l.M O'lerdrafta) (Net ol any "reae"eJ) .... . .... . . , , ... .........~"" .... --·· 2,126,212.07 Bank premises owued $8,1100.00, furniture and fixture,: $20,000,00 ... . ..•.• ' ..... . . ' .. •••••.• - •• Real •tate owned other thaD bank premises •••••••••••••• - 0 • • • •• • · Other a1Ht1 . . .. . .. ............................ ......... ....... . 28.500.110 1,480.04 17,010.66 TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES Demand depoalto ollndlvid.W.. partneroblpo, and eorporatlom $2,544,127.1t Time and avtnp depoolto of Individuals, ~ partnel'lbipl, aDd corporatiOIUI . , . , , , , , .. , ............. -., 2,877,2815.92 Depoolta of United Stateo Government (lneludln& · pofltal llviqa) .... • •.. . ............. •••••• 204,172,44' Depoaitl of States IDd pollUCil IUbdiVilioD& , •, o o • • • o o • - o • • o 818,872.06 Cert1fled IJld officet'l' thecb, etc. • • • • . . . • • • • • • . . . . . . • . • . . • 10,'788,82 0.. ........... I' TOTAL DEPO&m ..• .•••. .• , , •••• •·•, •• , .$8,054,128,88 (I) Totll demand depoa:ltl ... .. ... . . ; •••••. N,277,480.48 (bJ Toll! time and. oovlnp deposita .......... $2,717,2611.8~2.:==:: TOTAL UA.Bn.ITIES . ... ... . ........................ ....,()14,126,31 .C A t ' I T A L A C C0 U N T S . Capital Stock: (a) Common lloek. total par $100.000.00 .................. $ 100.000.00 SurplUI .. . •......••• ~ ~ •.... . .•.• •• , , , • , • , ••• ~ •·• •••• • • ••• • Q,obo.oo. Undivided profit& .· .: .•. •...• .• .. •• .•• • •.•• , 1 , , . , , • . . . . . . . . . O.lNr7,11 lleae".. Wid ret!Nmenl a«<Unl for preferred llo<ll) ..... ; .. -1;1100,00 TOTAl. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .... ... , : .............. .$ 4111,t8'7.18 TOTAL UABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ........ M,508,183,1!7 Ill BIll 0 BAND U Ill ' ·' "' ( �• ~:.1 ' ~ ~ West Vir~inia Centennial Train Comes To,.Ne~ · Ha.ven Mason county people, In celebrating the lOoth annlvenary of West \rirgiilla being organized as a state, are finding bundri!ds of waytr to commemorate the event. What happened Wednesday ln..New H tven an<t Ft.'Pleasatlt Is one example. . An ariisticaUy designed "Centennial Crain" .depicting the state's colorful history and suggesting its 1uture greatness In an ever-mcreasllli technical age, stopped in both cvmmunlties. loyaUy turned out tO see what the Train had to offer. Thev were not ·The taken at random by Robert Wjngetl Daily Sentinel memorable event to Sentinel readers. •" ·':I· '( ,./ Dally Sent!Del, Pomerby-Mid4Ieport, 0 ., July 18, 1H3-3 2-Dafly Sentinel, i>omeroy-Midclle'port, 0 ., 1UI1 1,, ,1118' Junior,Senior Transplant Campers Are At Patient Has Canter's Caves Good Chance Goldwater Comaterattacked ·sENTINEL \ I ' eature P.age . Erie Beaches Covered 1'ith Expired Perch I-.. II tho -.1 llo bat - Ill !)vo ~~~'~"'" ..,.._, ft!o: ,,, ''"" ... 1lll!od ·llrillt ... lWt It""' Alltltt buJo II! ~~.tod..a:y. LallorOIWfy Iaiit 011 tM fi-t; ~I bore ..,....tOhujv~t. . ,,. Sino-Soviet Talks At Sbmdstill ( ''· ') I River Report • I '1 ) ,, SOUVENIRS, AND DRESSES - Mrs. John McDaniel, J~anita Ward and Mrs. Iva Capehart display some of the attractive Centenmal souvemrs on sale Tuesday when tb& train came to New Haven. Varied comp 1.ementary remarks were made about the attractive Centennial clothing worn by the ladies. CENTENNIAL PLATE - Mrs. Ruth Goodnlte of New Haven, at left, purchased a Centennial plate from Alllia Turner outside the ttain which visited New Haven Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Turner, dressed In a Centennial period style, was one of several . volunteers who sold souvenirs. She was a representative of the Mason Homemakers CENTENNIAL TRAIN - People came fro~ afar an4 · near to tour the West Virginia Centennial Tram In New Club. Haven Wednesday. WHEAT; OATS & BARLEY SEE US FIRST! Fires Cost Farmers In Ohio Plenty SURGE___, The Ohio State Fire Marshal reported today that fire destroy· ed 170 rarm tractors. combines and wagons with monetary loss of $1~,334 on Ohio farms last year. Dairy Farm Equipment Phone Paul Paynter · Carpenter, 0. MY 8-2519- Recine, 0. WI 9-3202 Principal causes of fires in MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. farm equipment were hay and straw collecting on hot exhaust pipes or wrapping around PHONE WI 9 1202 PEARL STREET pul~ eys or power-takeoffs, gasolbte INTERESTED - Young leeks or spills, dry bearings, Jimmy McComb of Pitts- static spark. smolrlng, and mat· . burgh, Pa .. visiting relatives ches. CHILDREN LIKED IT - Norma. Joanna and Rei~a Good note of Rt. 1. Letart. W. Va .. .had fun gomg thrm .' h the tra,n. This photo was taken JUSt as Norma was htt· lng her little sister up to look at a picure hung on the wall in M<~son county. enjoyed his tour of the Centennial train. He is fascinated by the miniature oil well which was among the exhibits. prevent fires from sla1rting: 1. Prohibit smoking t.•hile op- ~ 2. Do not refuel equipment let!ert I ~ • _-· HAVE FUN The fire loss could increase -JIIIIIG':_,..,..,.,.,..,.i Remember "Sure Sign of Quality'' this year due to the extremely dry weather throughout most or the state. This need not be the case. however, if farmers will take the following steps to ·~~=--<7-~~--~~~,..,...........,~... --~.=·~- ----;p"" "'·"' ' eratin~ " . ·- -~ •• . . Get MDre Done • light- fast- powerful • All·purpose or professional models • Straight or Pinchless Guides • Priced low for precision quality . tNTWJIINATIONALe CUB CADET. eT horsepower eEasy SEE-TRY-BUY at FULTON- THOMPSON handling eDependable eComfortable e25 Big tractors or combines. Capacity At.tachments while engine is. running or hot. 3. Repair all gasoline leaks Buy Now On E01y Torma Immediately . TRACTOR SALES MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. 4. Remove straw and hay from power-takeofrs and pulleyu, the lnstanl it collects. Spring Avo .. UY 2·2176 R- Mol11 Genoral Hoopltol PomOt'oy WY 2-5101 *Field Seeds *Fertilizer *FARM SUPPLIES Sugar Run Flour Mills AA .. II,arrv Phone WY-2-2115 Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio 6. Install guards on exhaust ~~-~-~"~'~.-~ ..--~ ~ ~:~~ ~~ ~~~~ent ,Jr--.."'·'.,... RACINE, 0. collection of 7. Ground all equipment when Operatlng with belt power to eliminate static electric sparks. Each piece of motorized farm -Business Is Good ••• They CamEt from Miles Around For Our Buys .•• and We're OPEN TIL 9:00 P. M. DAILY equipment should be eqUiipped with a U.L. approved fire extinguisher. Most fires start small and are easily extinguished with a fir~ extinguifther. fi, "' ' l l. '-'!" "J, -~ l\V . '· •"' Everybody Invited to Shop &Save At The Biggest Appliance Display InS. E. Ohio II CHEST FREEZERS ~eigs A ~unday School cia". laken at the old Pre sbyterian church at Harrisonville In the year 1884, is practirally a collector's it em. It i.• a tinplate. copied for use here on this r,age. Identified are. front row, I to r. Marth:' Graves, Sarah Ball. Sadie Dye, Llbb e Scott. Effie Stiles. and Mattie Winn Standing. Martha Dye, teacher; Marie l'!radfield. Ida Moore. lzora Smith, ~Irs. Humphrey !mother of Ed Humphrey), Ella Saunders, Allie Warner . and Emma Warner. Sands'IQTte .,\ J Left- Footed Hikers. • • , · · · · . · · · ·. · Sm•ething mighty strange 1s takmg pace tn th1s country. . · More and more people are walkmg on the wrong side of the s1cle~alk' . . . . You hadn't nottced ~ That's because you have been preoccupied .with things llke space rides, war thr~ats, tax .. uts and pennant r~ces. Get with it, chum, and worry about a real problem . . . g,e !or yourself next t1me you take a walk. N~l1ce how often you have to move to the left to let other walkers pass you 0 .1 your nght. Who are these left-footed oddballs ' w,1y do they prefer to use the left-hand side f th id lk . . ht·l d d t ' Wh . d0 they refuse to get over where e ~ ~~a 111 a ng Jan e coun ry · } heycbe qthg_ b t f th 1 ft' t , t' . an IS • par 0 ~ e '" movem .n · · The red-blooded Amencan way to me et the wrong-sided pedestrian, of course, IS to stan,d-or walk-your ground and bum ' hun hack where he belongs. Tbb.ls impractical lor two reasons. 0.1e is that it would be Impolite. The other · · ft f d 1 · · h dl . lstllattllele - oote cowninvanablyls Loobigto an e. lit idd h 1 The government had better get busy on thlo:-before these e ·• e oo ers JibJ't dr.!Vilul: tba ume WaY. f "' ""· ~ '~ ll "{ ";: .~·.J ' hom! 21 Cubic Foot $259 13 Cubic Foot --- - *249 15 Cubic Foot. -.. - *299 ,, · J.Ye1r W1rrenty 1nd 5-YNr Food Spoll1ge Gu1r111tte '• ·j' oPREI DlLIVillY 50 MILES oFINANCING AVAILABLE oWl DO OUR OWN SERVICE ' I $369 •' SEE- SEE •POM., I ROY . J~ 'II· ~n,ey.M.ir, E. N\lln ~~· WY 2·2181 '. .. ji , ,, .· ·-- . , ' ' ·1 With Our-Famous, , , $239 $259 $289 • f' W $199 $229 15 Cubic Foot 17 Cubic Foot 20 Cubic Foot JO Cubic F,ot WILL APPF.AR - The Chillicothe, will appear at the The Uhrig rBrothers with Casen South Bethel church aU-day Surprtse On B'rthd 15 Cubic Foot 17 Cubic Foot UPRIGHT FREEZERS Valuable Quarry} group WHEN SANDSTONi.l TURNS TO BLUE-BOOM!~ On. July 21. Dravo Corp. blasts out native Meigs County1tone, hlrit,; . part of the It direct !rom riverside quarry to dam-sltel on the OhiG."' The Is invited. • At present the $62 million locks and dam scheduled fo~ . . completion In ~964 at Pike Islal)d, Wheeling, W. V~ . , kl wimmin ar· Jul 28 at 7:30 p.m. eommun.'IJobble up the valuable stone fill lll!"fli8t 1i8 ·TNT·B!\•tlel1: ~ ~ :hll· io/sets and tlddltional olfelins It fropi Meigs billS just North of ·ReedaV!Ile on tbe Obto. , tes or . 11 nd vocal Jates were ap roVed for purEvimtuaUy ·the 11eedav!Ue Dam, where agatn·Drav& H1s I ay ~~=i~:"::m:S •wu~ be giv~I ~base. P · . CQrp. ~ the"~l'r 1 e.ol!l'!'act, another $6(l .~olil!ol~~t-· A aurprille party in observ· . 181 ltb Mn. Ll~ A decorated cake '"" 1c e sus schqiluled f~r compl~tlon !l!..1068,· wU! col\lilul!e ·thouance nf the birthday of R c v. ~rinte~ ~ o. cream we~:e served ttom a .&ao sanda.of tona of thfa tJU. ·· . · ..1 '" : . , 1· h ,d n " c· 8 . deco ted ilh 11 hu;t · . . ' • • • ·• Howard !Wppet was · e. Comndttees f~. lhe ev~t In- ble . ra . " Cr .1. ~"'!" T)l~bfQWn :.nndstone at this s1.te haa.,Pfll'l'e4 of M; , Tuesday evenmg followinG • elude, Ice cream, Paul H.ilpton· dies. :Mr .. at\d Mra . . P.au ' tJaP; fic!lent hardne.S to serve u salls(lctoey bile for ·~ • ' meeUng of tho deacon• and dea· stall, Fred Leliris, and V'mcent ton.ata11 _Jild Milo Pliyjlif' loa· IIIJJJ Of MOJIUnil!l!tal conerete dams ailf;llqcki. Al)CIIt , ;· conesses·of the Middleport First Dabo: ca~e8 ; Mr.l. Russell ·Ly· chim ,a~ witll the serving, overlaid with blue sandatllile of harclneai .comparable .••. United Preob terian Church. MIJ8"Ph)'lll1 ''30llcblm< Otbeh 'llttending wve V!riCent · · · ·' • Y . ons and . · · • . · ' 0,.110 · rieif' LeWI), ;M,.. 1\ua- graillte. · • • <·, · · ' . "·· 1 ,.·, <.' · ' · • ..,..·· · ~·",1 The group made final plans publlctly, John Wal!ll and Carl ' ~ ~ . bQtoi -~ . t ' .. d' rfl Jl f " ,, for the ice cream ooclal to be Horkey; caahler, Mrs. George sell <lo¥01111, .Milo ~lfjl& SouIn th~ .P . _.. _1 a an compressofdrrllwUna ngci.IIIJ. . lifo ; held Friday evening on the Andersill) ·, · er, Mh. ll'rancil Ariderson, Mrs. nl!hel· lreiJienuQUI prea~e or g an !1\lll'll' ~· ch h 1 with eed 10 A~tntnt made oiUIII8tiStelii .ait.!Mro: · Riciulrd" ingo~atloilsHbdempty'andfiHI!d'.bargeiBW~t ! ljli'> ,, •.·· 8 urc awn proc ' · '. •-to ~- b kl y ....... .. viclng '. ' , '• · · .. · ' ·, · •· ,, I· be used toward the expen.., a COIIIIIIIllllli _.,_ - e •-·~ · • ,... · ' ' • COMBINATION FREEZERS ;MMONP4Y !A:T~...w~... ' I REGIStER FOR OUR FREE i ,,! . ' ' t !• I } of l,l ! �• ~:.1 ' ~ ~ West Vir~inia Centennial Train Comes To,.Ne~ · Ha.ven Mason county people, In celebrating the lOoth annlvenary of West \rirgiilla being organized as a state, are finding bundri!ds of waytr to commemorate the event. What happened Wednesday ln..New H tven an<t Ft.'Pleasatlt Is one example. . An ariisticaUy designed "Centennial Crain" .depicting the state's colorful history and suggesting its 1uture greatness In an ever-mcreasllli technical age, stopped in both cvmmunlties. loyaUy turned out tO see what the Train had to offer. Thev were not ·The taken at random by Robert Wjngetl Daily Sentinel memorable event to Sentinel readers. •" ·':I· '( ,./ Dally Sent!Del, Pomerby-Mid4Ieport, 0 ., July 18, 1H3-3 2-Dafly Sentinel, i>omeroy-Midclle'port, 0 ., 1UI1 1,, ,1118' Junior,Senior Transplant Campers Are At Patient Has Canter's Caves Good Chance Goldwater Comaterattacked ·sENTINEL \ I ' eature P.age . Erie Beaches Covered 1'ith Expired Perch I-.. II tho -.1 llo bat - Ill !)vo ~~~'~"'" ..,.._, ft!o: ,,, ''"" ... 1lll!od ·llrillt ... lWt It""' Alltltt buJo II! ~~.tod..a:y. LallorOIWfy Iaiit 011 tM fi-t; ~I bore ..,....tOhujv~t. . ,,. Sino-Soviet Talks At Sbmdstill ( ''· ') I River Report • I '1 ) ,, SOUVENIRS, AND DRESSES - Mrs. John McDaniel, J~anita Ward and Mrs. Iva Capehart display some of the attractive Centenmal souvemrs on sale Tuesday when tb& train came to New Haven. Varied comp 1.ementary remarks were made about the attractive Centennial clothing worn by the ladies. CENTENNIAL PLATE - Mrs. Ruth Goodnlte of New Haven, at left, purchased a Centennial plate from Alllia Turner outside the ttain which visited New Haven Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Turner, dressed In a Centennial period style, was one of several . volunteers who sold souvenirs. She was a representative of the Mason Homemakers CENTENNIAL TRAIN - People came fro~ afar an4 · near to tour the West Virginia Centennial Tram In New Club. Haven Wednesday. WHEAT; OATS & BARLEY SEE US FIRST! Fires Cost Farmers In Ohio Plenty SURGE___, The Ohio State Fire Marshal reported today that fire destroy· ed 170 rarm tractors. combines and wagons with monetary loss of $1~,334 on Ohio farms last year. Dairy Farm Equipment Phone Paul Paynter · Carpenter, 0. MY 8-2519- Recine, 0. WI 9-3202 Principal causes of fires in MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. farm equipment were hay and straw collecting on hot exhaust pipes or wrapping around PHONE WI 9 1202 PEARL STREET pul~ eys or power-takeoffs, gasolbte INTERESTED - Young leeks or spills, dry bearings, Jimmy McComb of Pitts- static spark. smolrlng, and mat· . burgh, Pa .. visiting relatives ches. CHILDREN LIKED IT - Norma. Joanna and Rei~a Good note of Rt. 1. Letart. W. Va .. .had fun gomg thrm .' h the tra,n. This photo was taken JUSt as Norma was htt· lng her little sister up to look at a picure hung on the wall in M<~son county. enjoyed his tour of the Centennial train. He is fascinated by the miniature oil well which was among the exhibits. prevent fires from sla1rting: 1. Prohibit smoking t.•hile op- ~ 2. Do not refuel equipment let!ert I ~ • _-· HAVE FUN The fire loss could increase -JIIIIIG':_,..,..,.,.,..,.i Remember "Sure Sign of Quality'' this year due to the extremely dry weather throughout most or the state. This need not be the case. however, if farmers will take the following steps to ·~~=--<7-~~--~~~,..,...........,~... --~.=·~- ----;p"" "'·"' ' eratin~ " . ·- -~ •• . . Get MDre Done • light- fast- powerful • All·purpose or professional models • Straight or Pinchless Guides • Priced low for precision quality . tNTWJIINATIONALe CUB CADET. eT horsepower eEasy SEE-TRY-BUY at FULTON- THOMPSON handling eDependable eComfortable e25 Big tractors or combines. Capacity At.tachments while engine is. running or hot. 3. Repair all gasoline leaks Buy Now On E01y Torma Immediately . TRACTOR SALES MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. 4. Remove straw and hay from power-takeofrs and pulleyu, the lnstanl it collects. Spring Avo .. UY 2·2176 R- Mol11 Genoral Hoopltol PomOt'oy WY 2-5101 *Field Seeds *Fertilizer *FARM SUPPLIES Sugar Run Flour Mills AA .. II,arrv Phone WY-2-2115 Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio 6. Install guards on exhaust ~~-~-~"~'~.-~ ..--~ ~ ~:~~ ~~ ~~~~ent ,Jr--.."'·'.,... RACINE, 0. collection of 7. Ground all equipment when Operatlng with belt power to eliminate static electric sparks. Each piece of motorized farm -Business Is Good ••• They CamEt from Miles Around For Our Buys .•• and We're OPEN TIL 9:00 P. M. DAILY equipment should be eqUiipped with a U.L. approved fire extinguisher. Most fires start small and are easily extinguished with a fir~ extinguifther. fi, "' ' l l. '-'!" "J, -~ l\V . '· •"' Everybody Invited to Shop &Save At The Biggest Appliance Display InS. E. Ohio II CHEST FREEZERS ~eigs A ~unday School cia". laken at the old Pre sbyterian church at Harrisonville In the year 1884, is practirally a collector's it em. It i.• a tinplate. copied for use here on this r,age. Identified are. front row, I to r. Marth:' Graves, Sarah Ball. Sadie Dye, Llbb e Scott. Effie Stiles. and Mattie Winn Standing. Martha Dye, teacher; Marie l'!radfield. Ida Moore. lzora Smith, ~Irs. Humphrey !mother of Ed Humphrey), Ella Saunders, Allie Warner . and Emma Warner. Sands'IQTte .,\ J Left- Footed Hikers. • • , · · · · . · · · ·. · Sm•ething mighty strange 1s takmg pace tn th1s country. . · More and more people are walkmg on the wrong side of the s1cle~alk' . . . . You hadn't nottced ~ That's because you have been preoccupied .with things llke space rides, war thr~ats, tax .. uts and pennant r~ces. Get with it, chum, and worry about a real problem . . . g,e !or yourself next t1me you take a walk. N~l1ce how often you have to move to the left to let other walkers pass you 0 .1 your nght. Who are these left-footed oddballs ' w,1y do they prefer to use the left-hand side f th id lk . . ht·l d d t ' Wh . d0 they refuse to get over where e ~ ~~a 111 a ng Jan e coun ry · } heycbe qthg_ b t f th 1 ft' t , t' . an IS • par 0 ~ e '" movem .n · · The red-blooded Amencan way to me et the wrong-sided pedestrian, of course, IS to stan,d-or walk-your ground and bum ' hun hack where he belongs. Tbb.ls impractical lor two reasons. 0.1e is that it would be Impolite. The other · · ft f d 1 · · h dl . lstllattllele - oote cowninvanablyls Loobigto an e. lit idd h 1 The government had better get busy on thlo:-before these e ·• e oo ers JibJ't dr.!Vilul: tba ume WaY. f "' ""· ~ '~ ll "{ ";: .~·.J ' hom! 21 Cubic Foot $259 13 Cubic Foot --- - *249 15 Cubic Foot. -.. - *299 ,, · J.Ye1r W1rrenty 1nd 5-YNr Food Spoll1ge Gu1r111tte '• ·j' oPREI DlLIVillY 50 MILES oFINANCING AVAILABLE oWl DO OUR OWN SERVICE ' I $369 •' SEE- SEE •POM., I ROY . J~ 'II· ~n,ey.M.ir, E. N\lln ~~· WY 2·2181 '. .. ji , ,, .· ·-- . , ' ' ·1 With Our-Famous, , , $239 $259 $289 • f' W $199 $229 15 Cubic Foot 17 Cubic Foot 20 Cubic Foot JO Cubic F,ot WILL APPF.AR - The Chillicothe, will appear at the The Uhrig rBrothers with Casen South Bethel church aU-day Surprtse On B'rthd 15 Cubic Foot 17 Cubic Foot UPRIGHT FREEZERS Valuable Quarry} group WHEN SANDSTONi.l TURNS TO BLUE-BOOM!~ On. July 21. Dravo Corp. blasts out native Meigs County1tone, hlrit,; . part of the It direct !rom riverside quarry to dam-sltel on the OhiG."' The Is invited. • At present the $62 million locks and dam scheduled fo~ . . completion In ~964 at Pike Islal)d, Wheeling, W. V~ . , kl wimmin ar· Jul 28 at 7:30 p.m. eommun.'IJobble up the valuable stone fill lll!"fli8t 1i8 ·TNT·B!\•tlel1: ~ ~ :hll· io/sets and tlddltional olfelins It fropi Meigs billS just North of ·ReedaV!Ile on tbe Obto. , tes or . 11 nd vocal Jates were ap roVed for purEvimtuaUy ·the 11eedav!Ue Dam, where agatn·Drav& H1s I ay ~~=i~:"::m:S •wu~ be giv~I ~base. P · . CQrp. ~ the"~l'r 1 e.ol!l'!'act, another $6(l .~olil!ol~~t-· A aurprille party in observ· . 181 ltb Mn. Ll~ A decorated cake '"" 1c e sus schqiluled f~r compl~tlon !l!..1068,· wU! col\lilul!e ·thouance nf the birthday of R c v. ~rinte~ ~ o. cream we~:e served ttom a .&ao sanda.of tona of thfa tJU. ·· . · ..1 '" : . , 1· h ,d n " c· 8 . deco ted ilh 11 hu;t · . . ' • • • ·• Howard !Wppet was · e. Comndttees f~. lhe ev~t In- ble . ra . " Cr .1. ~"'!" T)l~bfQWn :.nndstone at this s1.te haa.,Pfll'l'e4 of M; , Tuesday evenmg followinG • elude, Ice cream, Paul H.ilpton· dies. :Mr .. at\d Mra . . P.au ' tJaP; fic!lent hardne.S to serve u salls(lctoey bile for ·~ • ' meeUng of tho deacon• and dea· stall, Fred Leliris, and V'mcent ton.ata11 _Jild Milo Pliyjlif' loa· IIIJJJ Of MOJIUnil!l!tal conerete dams ailf;llqcki. Al)CIIt , ;· conesses·of the Middleport First Dabo: ca~e8 ; Mr.l. Russell ·Ly· chim ,a~ witll the serving, overlaid with blue sandatllile of harclneai .comparable .••. United Preob terian Church. MIJ8"Ph)'lll1 ''30llcblm< Otbeh 'llttending wve V!riCent · · · ·' • Y . ons and . · · • . · ' 0,.110 · rieif' LeWI), ;M,.. 1\ua- graillte. · • • <·, · · ' . "·· 1 ,.·, <.' · ' · • ..,..·· · ~·",1 The group made final plans publlctly, John Wal!ll and Carl ' ~ ~ . bQtoi -~ . t ' .. d' rfl Jl f " ,, for the ice cream ooclal to be Horkey; caahler, Mrs. George sell <lo¥01111, .Milo ~lfjl& SouIn th~ .P . _.. _1 a an compressofdrrllwUna ngci.IIIJ. . lifo ; held Friday evening on the Andersill) ·, · er, Mh. ll'rancil Ariderson, Mrs. nl!hel· lreiJienuQUI prea~e or g an !1\lll'll' ~· ch h 1 with eed 10 A~tntnt made oiUIII8tiStelii .ait.!Mro: · Riciulrd" ingo~atloilsHbdempty'andfiHI!d'.bargeiBW~t ! ljli'> ,, •.·· 8 urc awn proc ' · '. •-to ~- b kl y ....... .. viclng '. ' , '• · · .. · ' ·, · •· ,, I· be used toward the expen.., a COIIIIIIIllllli _.,_ - e •-·~ · • ,... · ' ' • COMBINATION FREEZERS ;MMONP4Y !A:T~...w~... ' I REGIStER FOR OUR FREE i ,,! . ' ' t !• I } of l,l ! �• 1 } I 'I ' I .. ~--------- Barney Mfl'l'ltt of WhHlin«. Wj vo .• Suzanne Zlllpan ., "'""'"· Dodgers' Sandy Ko~fax Challenging 25 ·Year Old -Pitching Records Lefty Shuts Out New York 6..0 On Three-Hit Effort 4-Daily Seotine~ Pomeroy-Middleport , 0., July 13, 1988 One Two Pt. Pleasant, . Meigs Team Are Winners II!' FRED DOWN UPI Sponl WSandy KoufaJ<. lhe Loll Angelea Dodier'• IIIWiDi lirei>aller. lJ ua~• Ptela - RacJne • Edges Middleport 2 I pomeroy Is "Inner lr JNltluelo pl<sJlc wll1 be How~;.;. G;:nrryl •to tla1. July 14, It the Me I f'nmty ~alrp'oUDdJ. t" mlly, Please llrlDi own Theodore M. Pai'JOIII, Mary iervl~. 'nle pubUc: Is Invited. Panons to Freeland JULY 11 t; acre; Antiquity. 4 The Pomeroy Garden ' will tho home of Mn Lealie Siders, Velmo Siders 111001 11 Dor Schaefer, lJncoln Hill, ·to Walter V. Swett, Jean H. Swett, parcels, Salisbury. 2 p m Monday Mari~ Hauck, ~cl1 NADA Tow111end, Haze, Stanurges aU membera of ley, Dune ,., Stanley, us Councll, Dough.... of M. Scott, William D. Scott, John lea to be-...... at the F Town" ........ Dorothy F • "" .._.. •., · '"''""• · Jng Monday at 7:30 p, m., at send to W.rren D. Reeves~ Olthe IOOF Hall, dua to lwo Ruth Reev.., parcels, -rtant ----•~-r•wuwuuP..cniUIJS, . ..t h o - - to bring State of .Ohio to Board of or diltrlct nunmage sale. Education of Southern Local The J.O.F. Claal!l of the UnitDl trl t c 8\Jted Methodist church wiU s c , 17 a res, \ I I Honda Motorcycln I ':.'i' """"•ell CYQE SAlES u DOWD• n der u -£t hander Cali•£ ' I F' al OfDJan, D m S aeason~ _s-ru::; I cocky! • WEILL LIWl8 'I'BIO (1), Nldl~~~~auo~n~,~L~.em~II~,~~~_J=========~ I 1 :'"c 111ro-. I oew•meo. or] '0ld Man' Js fOR COLOR TV it Favorite In Ohio Amateur •uff- fillet-. . ' if . . RE·Bftft· LIT US m tbo -...., all -an Xsrl !lchmldl ~' lUI. "- tCoh1mboo ':.;::;- ~..... ..., '" . • ' ' J ·" , ' . ,:' •·. ' -. Opp. ••• O.l)epot . • • 7 - ' 11 .., • •t . . h it!SH.• "" , $ . ;; ,) . ~ -" . ' 1 - -~ - -- ' ' mo- l The f• Nahona • I Bank 'I :of J° 1 '1.* State and National conte~ts ed by Jed Webster and rim ~ d Mr K til Gallipolis visitors. p&rents, Mr. and Mrs. James ! C A P I T A L A C f' 0 U N T S 1 were judged when Rock Springs Neutzling to thoee abave and nd M:~ Lo~· T~':a\nd Pete Mr~. Robert Jeffers spent a S. Quick. capital Stock: Grange met Thursday evf:ning. V. D. Edw8rda, Harry Hoff- ape t ywee~nd in ' week at the Nazarene camp Mrs. Mary Hubbard has been l(al Common siOrk. total par S50.000.00 .... ...... .$ l!O,UOO.GO IO,UOO.GO . , man, Edward Wella, Freeman 9. n. a meeting at Washington, Pa . returned twme from Holzer hos- Surp.l~s . - · · · · · · · .. · . . . - . .. ·. · · · · • ...•.. · FAMILY HOSPITAL PLAN! Fred Goeglem, worthy mas- Enoch Carl H II W'l'-~ Bo Vlsitmg a daugh~r, Mr. Vi ·ting Mrs Clara B Heas pita! where she was a medical !Undivided profJhi ..... - .. . ...... ..••••••••••.. !OJIW 81 1 m•u ) Mrs Larry Morar1ty and • It helps pay hO!pital~ 'ded nd ed t h ' ' yoe • • • • UIO,'Itl.ll te T, pres.l a. open e er, Guy Ry.eU, Bob Harden, · were her sister, Mrs . Maggle pabent. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ........... .. I surgical-medical bills. Let l, ~;::=lg In rltuah•tlc for., Mr.;. Nathan Biggs, Charle• Neumao ter,, and also with Mrs. Price and nl~e Mabelle HugMr. and Mrs. WIIJI~ LeadingTOTAL LIABILJTIF..S AND me show how you can II Frt!rln~r. Mrs Arthur Eugene Hawkins, Herschel Nordiffs sister ' : family, gins and friend , Herb Balo. of lham have retui'ned home after ] save with thil new Na~ Es!lington and Mrs. rls. George Carson, Jim r~rna- and Mrs: Tho as Lindsey, Zanesvl11e. spending a week in Florida at CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ................... . .. ll.Jt&,la.Jf tionwide policy. Wolfe were judges for the Grov~ ~C 1 ~· Tom rtmalned David Flanagan of Findlay 1 tending a Lions Club ConvenME M 0 R A N D A test and Mrs Robert L o u ~ 1 a vlsll With the · · tl nd th d · L I eceived . Ma Lou with th the weekend With his mo- l on, a ree ays .•n as Assets pledged or assigned to secure Pearl W. Williams r first place In the • ~~~ M e , Mrs. A. L. Flanagan and Vegas, Nev. Mr. Leadmgham, 1 liabilities and for other purposes _. . .... .... I US,Dl'5.01 Kenneth D. Williams Jl<:nel centerpiece and _Vus• ng r. and Mrs. Robert and Loois. Rambler dealer, won the trip I I. Freeland s. Nof!is, Cashier, of~~ above-named bent . . 1 cross--stitched skirt, PICkeal WmJ Mr. and M Mabel Win brenner and to Las Vegas from the Rambler hereby declare that thB re-port of condlUOn .. true aDd ...... nt b d M Gene Beegle of New rs. e ! to !he best of mv knowledt(e and bellef. u rea · rs. Mr d M Er Whl p' • led b h i of Letart 1 W. Va., visited company. We, the undersigned directors attest the eorredn• of dill 1 8 · nccth"""':j' 'ted Mry· placed !eCond h d · 1~ f rs. nest .• I Laura Lelfhett and other I Mrs. Franklin Law!!on has re- repnrt of condition and declarr that it btl been exemintd " • WY. 2.2311 Mlddlopol't nut bread. ea an amity of Reedsv1IJe guests ey 51 s. r 1turned to the home of her pir- and ta the belt of our knowledge and belief 11 true aiM! ....._ Plans were completed for JHAROLD DIU.ONCAit.NAHAN-Directan CROSS OFFICI HOURS: M July 4 gueata of Mr. ond Grimm al Graham Statioo. Sunday guests of Mrs. Ad a ,' ents Mr · and Mrs · James Tea111 to be held at the next · Harry Pldena. WilHam Eichinger and and son, Eugene, were ford , following an appendectoEBER S. ROUSH f:OO to 5:00 Dolly meeting, Thursday, July 25. Walker Jeft Monday for and John, IDd Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Francis Ritter of New m ..,y~a'..t~H~ol~ze~r_h~o~sp~i~ta~l.~~~.'.,""""""'""""""'""""""""""""""'""'"""""""""",. of degree work was for 1 •lslt with rela- Donald Houck and Donn1 Bosto M nd M F k nd h I rle s-+ tilt Pourth at n, r. a rs. ran • "~ 1beard a anot tr pract ee set ~""'... Morgan of Portsmouth Miss ATIOIIWI DE Monday, July 22 at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mra. Wald Foster and Downs. Stefanle Morgan of Lavonia, ;. MUTVAliNIUOANCO co•••••' the close ol the meeting, spent the treek end Mrs. Mary McKay visited re~ Michigan Mr and Mrs Harley : .....··H-~c.t.M..Otl'were served by rhe her parents, Mr. and M1·s. atlv• in Spr'inlfield and Find~ ~ daughterll .of Wolf eeonomlco committee RIO. lay. Pen 1 h Sl k M d · Mn. SteJia WetYer went to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dllcher • Beu a .ac · r · . an cttester for a visit with her dau- aod children villted her rr» Mrs. Earl Watkms and ch1Jdren, ghter, Mr. and Mrs. On>IUe ther, Mn. Rosa Tompson Mr Will' E'ch' d Brown. and family. s. 1am 1 mg~ an Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Nance Weekend of Mr. IIIII daughter, Mrs. Jack Gibbs ol and children of Chesapeake Mrs. Oril Hubbard were Parkersburg were overmght. . spent a weekend with hill per- daughter and family, Mr. and "or• of Mr. and . Mrs. Vorg~l ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nance. Mn. Don Vanlangen and faml· Collins of Nelsonvolle, and at· 10 Dlffwent Doalgnt In Stock Mrs. FrallCell Savage ·' ~,st 1y of Columbua tended a ~rldal shower for Mrs. Liverpool spent two -to with Mr. and Mn. Chari.. Eichinger • niece, the former ALSO NICE SELECTION OF WALL Mr. and Mrs. Gu)< Nelgler. of MHford openl aeverll daya . Collins. Th•y also vi .. PANELING TO COMPLETE YOUR REMODELING Mra. Laur1 Sayre went to at their home IJere. . 1ted re~atlves In Lancas~er. MI. ster!lni where oho ha• Sunday guoots of Mr. and Enjoy11111 a family pfcmc al employment. Mn. Roy Wlnobrenner IIJid Forked Run Lake on the FourMr. Fred Cadle ollended the Dam Gordon ...,..e Mr. and Mrs. were Mr. and Mcs. Kenneth PHONI WY 2·37U annual camp rneelilll! of tho Bert Rolllno ond Borton, Joo- Cundiff and Pete, Mrs . Edith Ohio Conference of the Seventh eph and Sarah of Harvard, Ill., . and Cec•l. Mr and Mlddl......, O. 2M N. 2nd""· fl/111 fiEf DELIVERY •• • /11111 IUDGET TElliS •• , Day Advenllots al ·MI. vernon. Bonnie Plloler of Sllarvn Wise. Mrs. Boll Cund1fl and ii......ii.i..ii.~~.ii.~...~~~...~~~~~·~;;;' . and Mrs. V1rg1l Teaford fll111 QUALITY MATEIIALS ••• fl/111 l'lAitlfllll JIIVICI and family, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl IM,cBrlde. Mrs. Ruth Cundiff and David Mills. JIANIUNG Mrs. Fred Crow, Jr., altendl·l ed a meetilll! In London Kiln-Drit.._ St•4All lypot In otock. cenUy as a delegate of the aul tliMellti~•• Grace Episcopal Church of Refinlohod. Prl· 1"x4"a.._.... • Pomeroy. cecl asiD't¥ u Mrs. LaDunna Lewis of low•• Rittman spent two weeks wJth $5.79 4'd' Iter ~andmofMr. Mn. A~en1 • 1111 • In Rttric-or p • .,.. Duckworth and Mr. and Mn. loallotol Genrge Schneider and Ele·ano•r I e .... tor IIOHII foods. SPII· and Mrs. Reese Grimm " - !.11041. ltil9 FrMzorDOORS family ol COlumbus vl,lted 1 I I I ' ' i' . - - - - ARMSTRONG---.., ..,..ts CEILING TILE King Builders Supply Co. POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. 2 Door Beauty! FRIGIDAIRE Budget Buy! .,_.!ftc - ....,.lnl!llloleddaor. ' ........ 1'111•1• [nenttl lfydiiiDR .... " llulltel fllf frMII frullt ·; IltUIIInl • ,... _.._ tull-dlptll lhlolvtl live JM _ . ro0111 Ill Rtfrilll'lliOr ••••• • . . . . . . . in IIOI'qe door. £at, ll!llW ...... bollltl, \i ...... Mlll_,_ill_llla.llltNJ his parents, Mr. and Mrs. MelGrimm. Mr. ond Mrs. Roy Wlnebret>ner, William Gordon and SUr:...,. ZusPfln of Mason, W. Vo., Mr. and Mrs. Genr&e Merritt, Paulo, Douatas Merrill ol Wheeling . Mr: and Mn. L. B. Mlraele 1011 al Leeaburg were the -too of lhelr da"':h-and In • ""· Mr. Roger Winebrenner and family. Mr. 1nd Mrs. Paul and eltlldreD visited Interior and u: te~ rior. All standard sizes and fyf"l. As low at "'n . DIIAIII'UaiNG ITAINAY Tho idoal way to gain acce11 to attic. Complete with accea10rie1. ' . '; " . .. • II .. ....."'";·.., ,. -"' · e-LtTZU eiALDWtll 11111 cmtn PloMII\Il UAIIDI """'~ .·~~,, \_:_'. ~·. ' ~ "'(' ' ....... , .~ ·. - ..., ..... 1. .• ·• . t ' '~·. q_ ~' . . .. 'fitf; SH t~.,gn ~· ' ' ~ .- ' Only PHONE WY2-S19S Aapholt, Ylnyl er rubbor. F11ll celer .. ,....,.. ····........ Aaplqolt • '6·20 ... PIANOS ,P I }( Q Ia 'il• employ'ect l vl~lting IMh~ son·~ daugh~r- , BUDGET ASTER ,, . .. I ~lrPi~:~~~~d ~;;..~;d.,"';! RUTJ,Af4D, .OHIO ..- ...Q£474£ ., I o,...~: I Til. SHOE 101 . ·' SALE Mrs. Donald Pierce of Athens , and called at the home of her mo. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Star· R.e(ional Dlrectors~lect were few dlyl with their mother end IMrs. Woodrow Hendrix were ther Mrs . Mary Circle on Frt· brGU&h of SUtton a~lled an &be given lnlormatlon alld assist- grandmother. Mro. Albert Duck· Mr. and Mrs. Ralldy Adkins and day and attended the funeral Douglas Circle family Tueada)> . ance to flcUttate _thetr work worth . ,two children, Mr and Mt·~ L.m· :of Gilbert CirclP at GallipollA. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. and planning for theu two \'•':lrs Recent guesU. o1 Mr. and den AdkJn~ and two chlldre~, l Mr . and Mrs. Everett Ours James Patterson oo Sunday of offiee. A OOf!1p)ete and thor- Mrs. Wm. Eichinger and fam- Betty Adkl~!i and son of Mil- , of Somerset called on Mr . and were Mr. and Mrs. Jamea CorlilltDDLIPORf, 0. OUJh study! revrew, and dl!K"l~ Uy were Mr. and Mra. Hall ::~~ee . W~., aod Raymond Mrs. Dean Brinker recently. nell of Pomeroy , Mr. and :vtrs. 1 11011. covermg all work •f the Frost and Jackie of Ashland. ms ol Ripley, W. Va. . · - Allen Stobarl ond family of , Regions were &iven. I Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lar· 1b Mr. anandd MK"·11 RogMer Wmnde- and friends in Columbus and ~- -- ~- -~ RESERft DIITIVCr 110 •• · · renner e y r a • CHARTER NO •su I,gent visited recently With their Mrs. Glenn CuncHft, Jr ' and ; Lancaster . I ~ REPORT Of CONDITION OF RETURNS HOME 1'""· Mr and Mra. Rober! Lar• childron spontth• Fourth at Old 1 Mr . and Mrs. Robert Harden Mrs. Mae Pearson. hat re- gent and family of Johnotown. Man's Cave and Lake Hope 18 nd f•~•t ~ Y spen t 8 few days turned to her home al Baohan Janel Al>les who is lrSt after spending three month" in in Columbus visited ~r m-aw, r and rs. Robert Tucson, Ariz. with her dau!lbt· ledo, also vhlited with them ther Mrs Martha Ables and Harden in Marion of !tarim~ in the State of Ohio, at the cl01e of bulD• tD l.nt er and family, Mrs. Charles there. . I . Mrs. William Eichinger and 29 ~~ Publh;hed In r~aponse to call made by Comptrau,r fill its aruu.aal picnic at the home I Reuter and Mr. and Mrs. RichMrs. Roy Wmebrenner ~nd Mr and Mrs Morris Rarden ,daughters , Nancy, Linda and ! the lurrenry. under Section 5211, U. S Revised lbltutte of Ml'l. Charlel R. Hershel Buckner. Kathrene :ard Riebel and family she Mn. Harold :eave~tha~ ell•~ son Donald Mr and Mrs Mrs Jack Gibb8, were m NeJ·I A S SET S 1 1 Naylon RuD Hill road, , Rcber1 Watkins, Dor· •made the trip back with Mr. ren ~: ay WJ_ ~ I Harden and Ta~mv , Mrs. sonville to attend the weddmg Cash balan ces w1th other b1Db, and ea•b day, July :Uth 8t 8:15 Watkina to Russell Welch, land Mrs. Howard Seidenabel : 5· ~i1to~ ~-. a. Robert R Hard~n and Pamela, land reception of Mr and Mrs. •tems in proeess ofcoUee~on . . _. . .. . .... S 141•·• p.m. Members are to Welch 1.12 acre!, Rut.l and sons who are retumin• o . a rs . na meShuler of Racme spent I Robert Riley. Umtt>d Stale! Government obllptiODI, direct covered d'sh and table ' 1 ~ n brenner and femJiy , Mr and M G and guaranteed I Net of any restnel) .. .• , td,l....e I , 1 vacation here. IMr w·n· F W'neb the Fourth at the home of Mr5. rs Anna rrace Oller has I Obligations of States and politltlfl lubdivision. 1 1 JULY It I. •am. · renner, Drusilla House In Racine the misfortune of falling at 1 !Net of any reserves) . . . . . . . .• • JI,IGO.OI The Twilight Garden c Ill Forrest A. and Eula I. ~ard to I GRANGE TO MEET Mr. Dana Wmebrenner and Mr and Mrs. CarJ Zerkle of I Maplewood Lake wherP she is I Corporate stocks Oncludine $3,300.00 •toct of . Barnett, Georg1a Bar· !Beulah Ward apent a weekend · ' Federal Rtserve bank l <Net of any re~erves) . . 1•.00 will have its annual picnic:: acre Orange The HarrJsonville Grange ho. In New Brighton Pa where Hartford . w Va . spent a day 1 employed and broke her ankle Loans and discounts \lndudmg $246.00 overdraft.) the home of Mrs. Btn ·11 ' 1734 wUI hold ita aMuat inspec- the ttended th ' ed.nn f with the•r son, Mr and Mn. lin two places. She is confmed (Net of any reserve•) . . . . . . . . ,,..._., 1 lin~ r Tuesday at 1:16 p.m. Ben Riley, dec., to Estella [tion on Tue!day, July t8 at e th ~r ephew William Zerkle and family . ' to Holzer Hospital 1 Bauk pre":!ises owned S9 287.68, furoiture li.WI• 11 bers are reque.ted to take Edna Mae Riley, Mary p.m. with the State a~ange Th~ ;ere a~m :n~ ho::.; Mn. Albert Duckworth, Mrs. I Mrs. Ada Slack and sons, IOth('~n~ssr~::ure·" · -~ 3.·~ : ~.: :::::::::::::: :::::: : Yll.l own table ~rvlce. Affid. of Trans.1 Middle- Deput~. Mr. and MNI. VirgO b ~eir mother, p Mrs. Oma George Schneider and lo~leanor ! J(!hn ~~ Eug~e, Beul~h Slack The Amencan Legion I. Atk1111 as inspecting .,lf:"f'r!l Y. Kay accompanied by t he i r and V1v1an Pr1ddy of M1lw'tukee 1 TOTAL ASSETS · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · .$1,1N• .I7 .tar~ · oi 'Uie'WUI · ' M'·P · Coo· · Wonebrennerwhohad · enJOY 'ed a PI ' d 'umer . anlll:y ost ,·ThS e tate Grange Baking . k lth her house• guests Mrs. LaDonna Lew- w1sc., cmc LI A B1L1T I E I 8 will meet at the home of CCJ A. Barn~t, :a~ma R~rn~t ; test in t'lrange Nut Bre-ad. will ~:rewee s w is and daughter' Roberta, of :at the llome of Mr. and Mrs .~~ fJPmand d posits of individual• AI1Pn Hampton, Tuelday at arent'e · : er • 1 a · be held. A pot luck lunch will Mr' and Mrs William Wea- Rittman, spent a day visiting IHarley Johnson and daughters - partn:rahipa, and corporatlona _........... $ JIO,IIPf.?l p.m. Baker, 6 acres, 0 ve. be served. therb 1!1 t a · few da 1 Mrs. Sidney Bartels and family 1at Wolf Pen Sunday, in observ- 1 Time and savi_ngs deyoaits of individuals, ~ pen y of Huntington. I ance of Eugene's 15th birthday·] p~rtnenhlps. and corporation. ... ..... , . . . . lll~t3.M lara Chaney Fran k Ch aney, C ing Mr. and Mra. Wilmer Circle . 1 D1"pos1ts of United States Govemmtnt Kenneth Chaney, Dorothy ChaCLVII MEE"n; of Galli lis. M~s. R1chard W~aver ~nd Miss Donna Case of Columbu!ll (i~f"luding postal savin.IJ) . .· : .... ,.,,. . tlJM ~ IDl~ '01'1 A NfW EftA ney to State of OhJo, Eal!lement, The Pomeroy Bend (' · · ·ns Sam J:nagan of famaly of Jacksonville, Flor1da . . was an overnight guest of her , Dt!p(JsJts of States and political subdlvlnona . . . . . t1,4IJI,IO Bedford. Band Radio club held Its meetF is spending a month with her Igrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. TOTAL DEPOSITS ·. · ........ 11,013.13!.58 . Th ursci ay e~emng . the ourth mg at t h ~ spent grandrmthers Mrs. A. L. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Myron Bess. i a) Total demand deposits . . .. ! 411.311.12 HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT · 1 Second Ward Fwe House in . Norris and other relatives. Mrs. Gordon West, Debra . 1 • • • THE NEW LOW.CDST Statf!. 1'"-,otrona Pomero . Fred Gibbs and R•l h agan and Mrs. MKI')' M. Didd1e. Mrs. William Eichin er and I Rhonda , John and Connie Kay I r.bl }ota.1.bme and savmJs deposita I~· 822.0ti.M Y P Mr. E. H. Carpenter attended g . I . Other hablht•es . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. t!JU! TMJssell were welcomed 1nto the th J tth celeb tlo t daughter, Nancy, and Mrs. WtliChapman of Racme were Sun~ ... Con t P&t 8 J11 d I~'d club. Refreshment.B were serv·' le e u1Y ra n 1 llam Boyd of Pomeroy were 1day dinner guests of their grandTOTAl LI.-\Bn.mES · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · .11 MAX WARD ' . SD4J-4NNUAL I :Brubaktor, RoruUe and Carot t · j JWJ ot Wadlworih, ipfllt • ! Weekend guests of Mr. renewable for life, lite man to see is your man from Nationwide: 0 I' T 0 M IT Ill S f Oftlee ..... t to J2, I to I - I l l I f - oa ftan. -IIIII Court St.• Pomeroy ''------------~ OAGC. . o.. ..... N W• COMPTON1 0 •• D• . • '''ID*""''lrlloldt·,,. . r you want to be protected by a hosp,italization plan that h ii! TV PlauRE "" :.a $26919 $742.50 HAWK'S ;t; wllh Evelyn Morris 11 , Mr. and Mrs. 11 ard KendoU 1and Mrs . Gerald Powell and , Mrs. Dean ll#nlll ond ,.and- , .-. . 1Watertown. of Detroit, vitlted her mot.hl!r 1child!en ~ Portland spent . 11\ 1daughten. carol Arm and Mary The school was conducted i>y l Mr. William Duckworth of !Mrs Florence Harden and oth- levemng WJih Mro. Mary C~rcle i RulhoiPomeroyspentaneven· the executive commitloo of the Rlttmaa, Mr. and Mrs. Wayno ler relatlv•s recently. /""with Dean Brinker. I Racme • Pile..., Big Fiflh Js Dectstve • • Jn Chester w·In ~~oot'~ld !le1 tPNna 111100,?1d~eectlornn' cenUy :00,". had l , Mn. Cborles c. LeWis, R<· Director-elect of District of tho Ohlo Auociatlon of lo~;=~:ctubll. was in Columbut IT July • to attend • I l I \;..rmel News. Events 1 1 • 'H h' . Reds ehIre Ute """*"' Mn . .....,, Smith ot P...Uand MiddlOporl ... N ...... •pent MQP!Iay with Mr. and Mn. ., ~n Smith and chlldten . llt'l; ,._, ~ tl w.ftf! W. Va .• Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Weaver, Tommy, Unda Sue, Michael, and Pew. loco!. Spending 11nnday wllh Mn. "· •. Yo. Iii ""'• ..... Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clark Mary Circle were Mr. and .111'1. daJI w1111 tho .......... Cftll . villited his brotller and oilier- , Goot-ee Cll'Cio ond !lauebter ol flmll1 IIIII Nlollow. Mr. and Mn. lllorles Neu- in-law, Mr. ond Mrs. Frank l Mr . and Mrs . . Emory Pow· Aabland, Ky ., James Clrclt and man and Sharlee 1'lslted ~ Clark of Toronto. ell and daughter, Adelle. and Mr . Ricky ol New no.... w. Va. ,,.___________" J I Carson Cro.W Js Medalist Syracuse News. Events ~ Plr. t!:,~~:n~,rl ~~ Property Tran slerS JVLI M The Melp County tbelr lint-place IPd lo Ove ,am• and oltallog tho ML>I.I lholr !Ill! olrolibl lou. wnh • tbrse-run l>unt in lhe nm lonillfl. '!'om my D.lvi! ~rted tht< rally with a sin· gle and !here wore key dollblt1 by Frank Howard and Ron Fatrlv on add1'tlon 10 on and ....... a walk. la&enaatlonal Baltimri at. Washington -Deenroul.t to be«lmln& the firtt hurlN~-1 ....,_ l.uck <UO vo. lluekworUo 13-71. m a ~Wirier of a century to Two Pt. Pleasant teams and For Syracllse, B'ruee Teaford h~ allve, but plneh-hltter J . •~~ An-I1V L Pd.. GB Cleveland at Kanan City (J)wear pitching's triple crown. UIRl ~J 118 .lUI .. . •, Kratidr INI and Wyna (0.1J VI. The feat-'··""" the leagu~ in 0 ~ => :me from Syracuse emerged vicnightI with ~ ....,pereenlagt> and Ut 1had d Ia perfect d I C1wo Wildermuttl !truck out to end ,' Sao Franc1·, 00 49 39 .517 5 ISe"ui J f.~ l and Drabowtky te»J . victorJeS. won-loat eek torious in the Kyger Cr • oub es an two s ng es, ar- the game. I, St. Louis 48 3f .~~ sa Sunda"''l GIIMI - ''I l>ee • ~·day r II Bak h d d bl nd B ~ · the B II k 'l'l r.uu aver.ag.-uasp n ...._ _ Phtladelph'ia Ph•'ll1... en. ~Je League TournamenI l'll . ? er a a 00 E' a . Y wtnru~g, o erma -: Chacago 47 39 .647 e , Boston at LOB Angeles, : 11shed the N8tional ute light as the Pt . Pleasant Boil- smgle, and Jim Hubbard a paJr ,er!l moved 1nto a game next Cincinnati _. 7 42 .AZ! '1"1 New York at KaniBa City, 2 accornp m . abk!d the Dodgera to piei up a , 1938 10 ermakers nipped the MldcUea of singles. in the 10-hit attack. Thursday at 7 p.m. against M•'lwaukee ... .... . since and the AmS '" .... .612 9 Cleveland It Minnesota, 2 1 IAague stnce 1934. Only full game when t.k'""1 beat tht San port Redlegs 3-2, the Har1 Iey Th e w 1 n puts yracuse a~ Hartley Sal" of Pt . Pleasant. Pittsburgh .500 Baltimore at Chicago, "I know Hw we eu pl 10 pitchen In modern history Francisco Glanbl, 7·5, the ~· 2 13 49 10 Sales o[ Pt. Pleasant f'dgt'l1 ga in!'!! the powerful F i she r THIRD GAME Philadelphia .ft83 lHl Detroit at Washington, baD pme Iuter!" done it and they read Uke Louls Cardtnalfl defeated tlw MaJ. 2 42 45 Ole Letart Cardinals 8-'1 , and Dep1. StoreWteedamsdfrom Pt. PJe a- 1 In an extra-inning contest, Houston page rrom baseball'll Rail of Cuwaukee Braves, ~3. ~he ChlC'ago 34 56 .m Zl fhP. S~'I'I'I<'USP Indi an!'! romped ISRnl r:ext ne ay at 6:30 · Hartley Sales scored an unearn- New YOrk 21 58 .833 24 .,.. 1 h8 mpped the Clnemnatl RMt . over the Pomeroy Yankees 19-1 . . SECOND GAME . ef' run in the top of the seventh Frlday'a ReBUit• F'ame: t-.1. IJid the Pittsburgh ·in :1 ltHI! inn ing contest. This contest was a real thrall· to knOC'k the Letart Cardinals L. lulgeles 6 N. York o, lli&ht bell Grovf'l' Clevehtlld Alexander n1pped the HOUJtoo Oolta, 2·1, In The tourney enters ~ts sixth ,er as Tommy Staa~'i .Pnd Bobb~ out of the tourney by an 1-7 Phila. 7 S. Fran. fi, night WJ• · Luque, LoD Warneke and other-NL games. mulll ol ac tion today woth three I Manley hookod ur '"a pitchers score, Pittsburgh 2 llousloo 1, oight • ; 1,; 1D !he American League, N•w more gamf'S on tap. In the 6.30 du~l wilh the Pt. Pleasant [ Hartley Sales ~red off to Chicago 4 Cincinnati 1, night Koufax, howeverf now leads the York edged out the l.o8 ~N opent>r. thr Middleport Senators Boilermaker!' edgJng the Mid- a 6-0 lead In the jJrst two Inn- St. Lou.ls s Milwaukee 3, night Racine took ~er the SUm~ choice by Price. pitchers wita 15 vlctoriea, Angels, 4·3, Boston downed Min· and Red 's Meats of Pt. Pleas- dleport Redlegs 3-2. . :ings, including t~ three-run hom- Sa~ay• 1 Probablf. Plkhen mer High School . League lead The lone Middleport run .833 percentage and a 1.6S nesota, ~2. ~troll beat Chicago, W I tanglf'. al 7:30 it wiD be the Both pitchers went the dlS- !er by George Turnt>r in the s~ Milwaukee at St. Louii -Fis- Friday evening with a Z.l win RCOJ'ed in the sixth when run aveJ'ale and is OP a '1-6, and 8alt1more ~WashPomeroy Jt>t!l vs the Galllpo- ~net' with Staats giving up four and lcher 10-2• vs. simmons l7-fl. 1 o~er Mlddle))(\rt and Syracuse rls walked went to second bot Jtreak oJ three C()D9eClltjve ington, 4-1. 11s Athlellcs, and at 8:30 the hits and Man~y allowing JUSt Letart fought back with three san Francisco at Philadelpllia- IPIIed errors on top of errors ln Jon Cunningham was saft hutout and eigbt traight · Slnen Leath Aftaek 11 \Pomeroy Redleg:; face Fruth 's lthree. In takmg the heartbreak- runs m the fourth without a hit Pierce (3-11) or Perry n.JJ vs a 7-5 loss to Pome~y. . first lfter striking out, and 1be ;.year-old le:..taander ' : : Roy Sleven three-run double Pharmac) of Pt Pleasant. 1mg loss, Manley struck out sev- as Turner issued three walks, Duren (3-21 . · Lefty Larry Pr1ce aga1a cetcher dropped the ball. Mor- ed another brilliant pme to bil and two run-producing htta by Here Js fhf' l'i'riday nigh t ien and walked JUSt two. Middle· ian error was made, and a fiekl- l.Jls Angeles at New York _turned ~n •. super mound job ris came home en an error. l98S collecUon Friday night whl!n Don Demeter helped the PhOllet ~ummary. port collected four hits offer's choice senl home a run. Miller 15-4) vs. Stallard l3-tiJ. for Raczne In ~eadlng the Tor- The only Middleport hU IM beat the New York Met& 6-G, pin a ninth defeat on ex-teamFIRS'f GAME . 1Staats, who whiffed 11 batters . The Cardinals tied i~ at. 7-7 Houston at Pittsburgh -Brown na.does tc the ttght victory over a single by Jerry Van with a three-hitter. It was bit mate Jack Sanford dt'lplte WUU. .Jim Crow became t ~e th1rd jand gave. up fou1 walks. m the bottom of the ·flfth m~· 12-4/ or Nottebart 15-41 vs. Law Middleport. Price gave up only In the rtfth. 1 ninth shutout ~>f the tMtaSOD-more McCovey'1 25th and 2dth homm pitcher to hurl a no-h1t game 1 The. Bmler~kers scored two lng when Beegl~ and Jerrel1 hit (S.3J. one .hit, goJ~g the route. than NL itclw!r linee Mort of the season for the Giants. Art 13 and Cooper~ad lOPIa l9'2 and lfVen Mahaffey, aided by Jack Bald. t.his week in the tourney as he •rruns m the flrst when R o g e r back·to-back smgles, Spangler Chicago at Cincinnati -Jackson Middleport s Gary Stobart, Price ~truck out ~ret thr:> Pomeroy Yankees down Schultz opened with a walk, and wa:;; hit by the pitcher, and t'\fo f9-7J vs. Tsitouris (4-3). :Who ca~e in as relief hurler walked 111 while Stobart, MOr· short of the league mark aet by schun's relief, woo his alxth vicNithout a hit as the Syracuse then scored when Staats slam- errors permitted four runs to j Sunday'll Gamea m the first, went all the way rls and Johnson struck out sev~ Alexander in l?IS tory. Harvey Kuenn at80 hlt a · Indians blitzed to a 19-1 win :med a double and ~ored him- cross the plate. Houston at New York. 2 and allowed_ only two hits, a en and gave up stx free paasea. In addition to 'nrln hil third homer for San Francisco. , in lour innings. sell on an error with two out. Neither team threatened In Los Angeles at Phlladt-lphia 2 double by V1c Durst, and I sinNINE ERRORS strailbt thl'ft h't.!r Kou.fu: Gary Kolb's two-run homer key. Crow ~truck ~ut 10_and ".'alk· i ~t. Pl~asant added an~ther run the sixt~, but in the top of the San Fran<'isco at Pittsburgh,' 2 gle b~ Bill Ours. Syracu~ cammltted a total struck out 13 ba~te~ to' raise hiB noted a four-run third-Inning raDy e~ !ivP m hurli ng ~1 s no-hitler 1mthe botto~ of the th1rd wben seventh mnlng, Barry Casto was Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 2 . Racme grabbed 8 .•.o lead of nine errors while g<~Jng league·leading total to l6S. He wi1ich carried Bo6 Gibi!IOn to hil With Pomeroy srormg its only Schul1z agam drew a walk and !afe on an error and s to I e ChiC"ago at St. Louis, 2 m the first when Middleport down to d~eal at the bands ol thUI ieada NL 1'tch . fiv ninth win for the Cardina1s. Gene 1 run in the third inning when 1scored on 1 single by Jimmy home with the winning run with Amerlella Leagw committed two errors and at- Pomeroy. key depart en~ ~ ~ Obver and Mack J011e11 homered Taylor walked. was secrificed Wibwn for a 3.0 lead. two out. w L Pet. GB lowed a pair of free passes. Pcmteroy took a 1.0 lead In strikeouts ~us the thMe that for the Braves. to second, Phalin was hit by the I Middleport had alend-<>lf tri)>-1 Casto was the winning pitch· New York 5: 31 .f!ifl I' Mick Morris was otartlng pll- the lint when PhD SwlndeU, would hi 1 !he Bo!J Bohl gained hill firat wio pitcller, Wisecup walked, and rle b~· D. Clonch in the first inn--er as he relieved Turner in the Boston q,7 '51 .560 5li cher for the Middtea. He was ~lartlng pitcher, walked with tri 1 qua fy m or rare ewer the Reds atnce l9S7 behind Loring Vaughn dr•w a walk Iing and a single by Manley In ..venth inning whll• Beegle Chi<ago <a 39 .552 8 rellovedby Terry Johnson two away, stole IOCGnd, and p e crown. • 13-hll CUb aUaet tbot r..,luded with the bases loaded to force ·the third, bul neither runner took tile Joss afler repll!cing BaltimorE' 49 40 .551 1 with on~ away In the first and scored on a single by Georp The Dodgers .salted away Kou- Ernie Banks' 16th homer of. tMI in Taylor with the run. was able to score. Finally, in Jerrell in the third inning. Clevdand 45 40 .52:9 a Johnson left Jn favor of Stobart Harris. fax' latest trJUmph, incr•aamc year and the 351st .of his eareer Meanwblle, Syracuse batters the fifth frame, they tallied one Hartley's had seven hits Minne!ilota 45 41 .523 a~ later in the same frame. Syrac;use held ~ 3-1 lead afSbve Boros Banks Ken a~bb~ gave L. Vaughan and Robin run when Manley tripled and with Eddie McDermill getting Lois Angel.. 41 <a .461 11 Racine'• IOCGnd run was ta~ i ter the aecond when Mickey and Dick Bertell two hill two of them~ a triple and single. Kansas City 36 47 .4:M 16 lied in the fourth when Gor~ Winebrenner dcubled, Sherm each for tbe CUba, Phalin 8 hard way to go filS the scored on an err<ll'. Indians tallied four runs in the In the top of the sixth, D. Letart collected flve hits, al J Detroit 36 48 .429 11:.,; don Flflher walked, took sec~ Cundiff was aafe on an ll'l'Ol', ·- . ·-- lint innlnl on three hits, add· Laudermilt led off with a sin· singles. w..hington 36 58 .!40 !4V. ond on a paoeed ball, • t ol e Roush walked, and Greg Roulb ed two In the secood on two gle, stole second ond scored on The victory places Hartley's Friday'o Reoulto third, and came home oo a ...,. poked a single lhrolJih tho mJdbits, IIC(I('ed &ix in the third on Hindy's ground out, Boggs fan· oppo81te another Pt. Pleasant Boston s Minnesota 2, lJ in., rrlght rifice by Durst. 1be final Tor~ die. . • · I With Eloctrlc Sttll'ttn three hits, and iced it with sev· ned to make tho second out, team .whom they meet the Boil- Detroit 7 Chicago 8, 12 in., night nado run crooaed !he plate In Pomeroy tied It in the bot- Sweet owlnglnc Carson Crow ' . en ruiUI ill 1he fourlh on just and then R. Clonch and M. ermakers next Thursday at 7 New York 4 L. Angeles 3, night the fifth when Jack B o s t 1 c tom of the second 11 the result came m with a round of 40 two llits. Childs both walk!ll to keep the p.m. Cleveland at K.C., ppd, rain walked, took IOCGnd and third of three errors and a ollll!l• by for medallat honors the second : Billimon: 4 Washlogtnn a. night on a wild pireh when Jacll 8os- Dennis Moore, bUI Syracuae = t week 81 ~!~~b;fed · Batarday'o Probable tic walked, took oecond IIIII bounced 1Dto the lead apln In oy course, c ~ 0 owNew York at Lois Angeles _third on a wild plreh and error, the third with Ito final twol'tllll. ed by Don Ronning with a II, Bouton n.,., vs. Chanco 17·8>. and came home on a fielder's In tbot frame, David Bater 11?" 111 '!!nnlngndandChPal Edw 8 Boston at Minnesota - HeffrH!!r and Bob Crow scored on a 1fn. '" -us, 1 arJey "•""'· c u.oo vs. Slonge (2.t>. EMERSON, OSVNA CLASH gle by Blll Knapp. hamer, 43 • • By DAVE HEERF.:N . The newa conference wa11 called ly hired by DeWitt, the two men Detroit at Chicago _ Bunning EDGBAS'JON. England mPU- Pomeroy narrowed the Syra- . Team med~lSt honors in tbe Unitfi.l Pren lnl#rna,iooal JUSt before the .Reds took the ~ieid have hit it oft .since oewut took {6-9) \'5. Fisher 14-0), Roy EmenO~l cf Australia and cuse martin ln. the fourlh wben JmdlX' GOU league openin& P'rlctoiProm (~JNClNNATI, Ohio WPU _ agamst the CWcago Cubs Fraday over front office operatmns be. ~. Southern Call Rafael Osuna of Mickey Mencbini, wbo bad re- matdl of the second l'OUDd H;;~lchet·faced Fred Hutchinson, night and came as a surprise to fore the tg&J season. Mexico clash today 1a the finallleved SwindeU ln the lfellld. went tc the had• as Steve armed with his second two-year most observers, since HutchiD· Hutchinson took over .,. eeventh round of men'a aingles in the banted a dcuble and scored If. Hlndy had a 44, Don Hanning t·uut ract to manage the Cincinna- son's job was not regarded as be- place dub in 1959 and finished in Midland Counties Lawn TenniJ ter errot'l. 41, Bob Burkett 49, and Sam EAS~ TERMS t 1 Reds, hoped today for 8 repeat ing in .danger. a tie for flfth place that season. c:bampionsblpa. Emer100 defeated The winning Pomeroy runs Clatworthy 46, -lAw Down Plyin.tUp To 24 Months To ,., Ol the 1961 season when he and Hutchinson said he W81i "real In 1981, tile Reds were tagged for Mike· San.gater of Britain and Cl'OI8Id the plate In the fifth other indivtdull ICOfel .were Over 40 New and UHd the Redl brought home the Na· happy" over the contract although another second division finish but Osuna eliminated Manuel santua aa Swindell was safe on an er· Gibbs 50, Gulntller 49, Dav1a M; llkoa On Dloploy Uonal League peniUinL . be admitted be 110 raioe they surpriaed overybody in wl.. of Spain to read! tho final. ror, Harris wu bit by the ~ BroiiGD lit, 48, Menchin . ed tw ill pay. ''I'm making enough, " he ning the pennant. SADDER BVT WIBE1I er, Bruce Slmpoon walked, IIIII nl 41, and Swisher 54. Hutc "'---·~· ~. Sign a .. said First round atond'",year contract on Aug. 13, 19111, • . Last ,...,., lhe R<do did &I· NEW CORK IUPIJ....Joe Beck· Jeff Glbllo olngled. Tbe ltlurlh • ..,.: Fin· 'ana his ll<ds reaponded with the Hutcloillson became manager of moot •• well, winding up in third A nine run fifth lnnlnJ out- or, first base oooch of tho t.o Pomeroy hll was a double b)' oterwllds 48", Nicklaus 311", ··pennalll, tha llril baaebaD cluun- tbe Redo July 8, 1959, succ;eed· place with a 911-<4 record, com· brook gave Che~ter Pony Leag- Angeles Dodgers, was a Utile ..~ Knight ,In the sixth. Stteado 30~, a_1111 Lemos 311: ~iOIIBbip in Ctochmali in two dee· lng Mayo SmHh, who wao .fu'ed. pared to a IIH1 mark in the pen· uers a 18-10 Win over Little .der bul wtoer todar u lha 1't!111ll Rl&hthander Baker, s,....... Seeond round. Snead& 16, Fon· YOU II ~des Although Hutch wao aot ongmal- nao1-wlnnin1 IJSI campalp. Hocking Friday evening. of • f'lll fiDe ond 1 tJu-eo.<lay auo- plrelter, otruet out lb: 1114 nJk. llenrt11dtt It, Lemu I and Nlck- BMW lio!lda Triumph M~ybe -~~ Manager WU· Chesler scored the Dine nms penaion ltvfed b)' NoUonaU~gue ed three In going the route. Po- laus I. . DEALER Uam o. Ddi'lll remembered that T on two errors, five walks and Preoldenl Warreo GU.. FridaJ moroy rellel pitcher Slmpaoa Tbe lll!l<l ma!ch wiU be pleyFriday when he caUed. news triple by D. Healy. Other night. Tho ,..... lor t h o - ..... tho winner. He ellllt tned al Logan. GoUers WUI!eave ~~J'o'f-5·~-~~ "'mfe""""' to 1'11101111ct thai HUI· Chester hillers were Chuck Bar· waa that Becker bruabed .,••,.. for Meolchlnl 1D the fourth. lbt l'omorof elubi>Ollll 11 9 Fri. 0 ohinsoo bad lfjloed another tw.. tell ond D. Roush, holh w i 1h ump~e Lee )II'- In ID . . . , . M1ddleport fltiO 001 0- 1 1 4 a.m. July 11. Matchoo WUI be lloule ~I> HUe Woat 0 1ear pact tor the li64 and 19115 doubles and J. ChadweU and men! Thursday lllJb~ Raclno IGO 110 X- I 21 Sneed• vo. Plnstennlds, and 01 Alllena Oallflbl Chtrl01 Elchilll!er both singles Morrb (!), John1011 Sto<DeWICO al Jidldustchinion wao By ~Y w. TH=ERRY he lliol Chuek Bartels, 'who relieved LONDON iUPil-Davo WelD of bart (I) and Moore, Pries and ~ •igned 10 HI aalde all doubta that flporlo Gohoed. Two lllroku Wollin tho second, wu winning SWllord Friday led a trio rt for. Spencer. · 1 lhe frery maoqer would ,.turn 1.!'~l · ~:Ch~~: ::~ ~ OO \pitcher lor Chester. Maley wu olcD 11111lotes who Olplurad ~ Syracuae 032 fltiO 0- 5 It •• held bou next year. Charloo o f - Zealand and in the - r eo day duel loser. Little Hocking had 1 total <i !he lirat four UU.!II Ettilllltd I Pomeroy IJO 1111 X - 7 • I "We onado the announcement at Ptlil Bod ol Lo Jollo Colli Iroundo of Frl 'o two ot oine hits. amatour 11111htle .....,.plonoMpL Bolcor and~. llwlno this time wben ao many other 1 Mutt a::;ef!IWOIIIlme •teed if .....,.: pill the tie, shol 8 Chester f1t10 It! 0--1! 71 :~~~.. dll<wo cleO, Mmtchllll (~). li'mptl" (., lll<lllllgecs an; bolo& fired or Und· today in a 38-bole playuft for ~. ! ~ao;...'llr·par ,._,.._.. o ha•leo' Lottie Hocking 120 tlp 1-10 9 - ~ 171 &oel. a lacheo. and CUUIIDtl, CUrd (4). lng them,.tv>s iD dlafavor with Brftloh ......, _., .................. N'ckl · .~ Wolf C. Barlels (2 WP) and abe f nd f nt office " Df. "'~""" •""' ,__...,... • aWJ, wtt= Maater~ ehamplon G B :, • • . ana a ro · Both happily oeeeptod the pool-Ifrom Columhua Ohio was lhe · 11 ey • B. Maley and Lu· Are You Gotllnt Tho W~. to;d the hastily called ialll·t tlon with neither maklna tuo~es 1 leader with nl~e bol~s left to man. """0 for poi!JI that didn, drop play hut blew himseH right out ~·· -~~~~~~~drives that \\'0111 ...., on tho of tho ruanlnJ be hotleyed watehlnl F'reeae 11 Sao final round Friday which tied 1tho last two holes. Evan para Diego, where hill hUtinJ lou ben You Should Be Gtttlnt them ID< the lood at m oach. would bavo ·'•• l1lm tho UUa .... !:;:;~la~te;IJ;w;lth;::l:ew::;•tr:lktoula:;;;;·,ll They teed off tbla """""" 'al • IIUII'IJhl. AI wu, ht ftnisbed a.m. 14 •·•· 11:DT1 to 1 11-holo t~ with 1 'll-l1oloo filial of m. VIS' IIV playoff witlo IOIIIlden deolll U... after in tho OYetll they oU1I oro Gene Fl'eMe Baek tied. Rodgers, 1 oiJwlky U •·Mo· With Oncinnad ELYRIA tUPll _ DalUI]I Car· rine with 11111111 hair and 1 CINCIIINATI <UPII - The mkbael, at 44 the "old man" of - g llltll1« uld "I'• IIIII C.inelnnall Redo -...d lui lour survivon: going into the • eomplainJnc. <Jack) NicklaWJ hid naght that third buema Gene hole semilinale, bore ftle favor- bfa chance ml blew It, 10 we are Freae, JUt to S. Dlep ill May lie's label today in tho S7lh Ohio both lucky to ht bore!...... lllet eodllbfllo>c ...... balliq • Amateur GoU Champfonohip. Charla, 1 oonlrallllnr! 1-foet-2. early In tho IWOII, woold rejoin lS guarat~teed Carmichael, a World War U fly~ agreed he, 1oo, W81 happy and the olub suadaJ. • and now a Columbus arcbitect had DO regnta. 'l1tt Rlda will haw to eut a Jilet CarJ UniA of Cleveland in "There ,... IIYWal occasions player from the roster to make upper bracket batlle, while young '"' which I lbougiot I'd loot out," _ , far ..._, but tbo tlub did l!ol> l!ourno Jr, of OberOn took IIIII fm-ilte!J anliiWICO who '" Paul Minnich of !he boot E\V· MAC ~I!Aft HOSPITAL ofl1ld go• ..,_ wlU rej>ln Clnria COUJI\ry Cl11h. ST. LOUIS iUPil..Al -.r,, oiDoaU ---·a BIJt the expertl regarded car- Milwauket Braves• bMtbtl prq. terlet here .nth a doubleheader. michael as tho heol bet to taka lice .pitcher who I ...,. ~ a, •• out of last It all following hi• big vl<tmy I!11BIIIM Tltursday Dip! whtn ho _ , lmoalrllll) blo rl&ht .wer defending cham~ion Tony was struck on the !toad b71 bo~ ukle durinl an !nlrMqllld pma 8tom Jr. ot Cincinooti In l'rlday's ted ball. ""'l" be able to 1tovo In lflrilll! trlilllol- Ill oblo IIC!ion over tho IIIJDobaloed t.328- Jowlall JIOipiW lhlo to oppear ofilt, 1D U pmeo Ia fard ........ ' X..-a,. hove follool II 1 1llll! bo<alDe of tho loJilrJ. WY 2-2'1611 Carmichael weal one ovor par fraciUra. Tho Redo ~ bad 1 111 I, 21111 l'enttroy mWmp~ng tho dofandtoc champ. 'lJ. fD tho third l'OIIlld and !hen By I '32·75 lew .. 15c ':: Coon~tloto flRO ef wln4owt el all tv~t••· st. .tler4 ' .......... ' �• 1 } I 'I ' I .. ~--------- Barney Mfl'l'ltt of WhHlin«. Wj vo .• Suzanne Zlllpan ., "'""'"· Dodgers' Sandy Ko~fax Challenging 25 ·Year Old -Pitching Records Lefty Shuts Out New York 6..0 On Three-Hit Effort 4-Daily Seotine~ Pomeroy-Middleport , 0., July 13, 1988 One Two Pt. Pleasant, . Meigs Team Are Winners II!' FRED DOWN UPI Sponl WSandy KoufaJ<. lhe Loll Angelea Dodier'• IIIWiDi lirei>aller. lJ ua~• Ptela - RacJne • Edges Middleport 2 I pomeroy Is "Inner lr JNltluelo pl<sJlc wll1 be How~;.;. G;:nrryl •to tla1. July 14, It the Me I f'nmty ~alrp'oUDdJ. t" mlly, Please llrlDi own Theodore M. Pai'JOIII, Mary iervl~. 'nle pubUc: Is Invited. Panons to Freeland JULY 11 t; acre; Antiquity. 4 The Pomeroy Garden ' will tho home of Mn Lealie Siders, Velmo Siders 111001 11 Dor Schaefer, lJncoln Hill, ·to Walter V. Swett, Jean H. Swett, parcels, Salisbury. 2 p m Monday Mari~ Hauck, ~cl1 NADA Tow111end, Haze, Stanurges aU membera of ley, Dune ,., Stanley, us Councll, Dough.... of M. Scott, William D. Scott, John lea to be-...... at the F Town" ........ Dorothy F • "" .._.. •., · '"''""• · Jng Monday at 7:30 p, m., at send to W.rren D. Reeves~ Olthe IOOF Hall, dua to lwo Ruth Reev.., parcels, -rtant ----•~-r•wuwuuP..cniUIJS, . ..t h o - - to bring State of .Ohio to Board of or diltrlct nunmage sale. Education of Southern Local The J.O.F. Claal!l of the UnitDl trl t c 8\Jted Methodist church wiU s c , 17 a res, \ I I Honda Motorcycln I ':.'i' """"•ell CYQE SAlES u DOWD• n der u -£t hander Cali•£ ' I F' al OfDJan, D m S aeason~ _s-ru::; I cocky! • WEILL LIWl8 'I'BIO (1), Nldl~~~~auo~n~,~L~.em~II~,~~~_J=========~ I 1 :'"c 111ro-. I oew•meo. or] '0ld Man' Js fOR COLOR TV it Favorite In Ohio Amateur •uff- fillet-. . ' if . . RE·Bftft· LIT US m tbo -...., all -an Xsrl !lchmldl ~' lUI. "- tCoh1mboo ':.;::;- ~..... ..., '" . • ' ' J ·" , ' . ,:' •·. ' -. Opp. ••• O.l)epot . • • 7 - ' 11 .., • •t . . h it!SH.• "" , $ . ;; ,) . ~ -" . ' 1 - -~ - -- ' ' mo- l The f• Nahona • I Bank 'I :of J° 1 '1.* State and National conte~ts ed by Jed Webster and rim ~ d Mr K til Gallipolis visitors. p&rents, Mr. and Mrs. James ! C A P I T A L A C f' 0 U N T S 1 were judged when Rock Springs Neutzling to thoee abave and nd M:~ Lo~· T~':a\nd Pete Mr~. Robert Jeffers spent a S. Quick. capital Stock: Grange met Thursday evf:ning. V. D. Edw8rda, Harry Hoff- ape t ywee~nd in ' week at the Nazarene camp Mrs. Mary Hubbard has been l(al Common siOrk. total par S50.000.00 .... ...... .$ l!O,UOO.GO IO,UOO.GO . , man, Edward Wella, Freeman 9. n. a meeting at Washington, Pa . returned twme from Holzer hos- Surp.l~s . - · · · · · · · .. · . . . - . .. ·. · · · · • ...•.. · FAMILY HOSPITAL PLAN! Fred Goeglem, worthy mas- Enoch Carl H II W'l'-~ Bo Vlsitmg a daugh~r, Mr. Vi ·ting Mrs Clara B Heas pita! where she was a medical !Undivided profJhi ..... - .. . ...... ..••••••••••.. !OJIW 81 1 m•u ) Mrs Larry Morar1ty and • It helps pay hO!pital~ 'ded nd ed t h ' ' yoe • • • • UIO,'Itl.ll te T, pres.l a. open e er, Guy Ry.eU, Bob Harden, · were her sister, Mrs . Maggle pabent. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ........... .. I surgical-medical bills. Let l, ~;::=lg In rltuah•tlc for., Mr.;. Nathan Biggs, Charle• Neumao ter,, and also with Mrs. Price and nl~e Mabelle HugMr. and Mrs. WIIJI~ LeadingTOTAL LIABILJTIF..S AND me show how you can II Frt!rln~r. Mrs Arthur Eugene Hawkins, Herschel Nordiffs sister ' : family, gins and friend , Herb Balo. of lham have retui'ned home after ] save with thil new Na~ Es!lington and Mrs. rls. George Carson, Jim r~rna- and Mrs: Tho as Lindsey, Zanesvl11e. spending a week in Florida at CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ................... . .. ll.Jt&,la.Jf tionwide policy. Wolfe were judges for the Grov~ ~C 1 ~· Tom rtmalned David Flanagan of Findlay 1 tending a Lions Club ConvenME M 0 R A N D A test and Mrs Robert L o u ~ 1 a vlsll With the · · tl nd th d · L I eceived . Ma Lou with th the weekend With his mo- l on, a ree ays .•n as Assets pledged or assigned to secure Pearl W. Williams r first place In the • ~~~ M e , Mrs. A. L. Flanagan and Vegas, Nev. Mr. Leadmgham, 1 liabilities and for other purposes _. . .... .... I US,Dl'5.01 Kenneth D. Williams Jl<:nel centerpiece and _Vus• ng r. and Mrs. Robert and Loois. Rambler dealer, won the trip I I. Freeland s. Nof!is, Cashier, of~~ above-named bent . . 1 cross--stitched skirt, PICkeal WmJ Mr. and M Mabel Win brenner and to Las Vegas from the Rambler hereby declare that thB re-port of condlUOn .. true aDd ...... nt b d M Gene Beegle of New rs. e ! to !he best of mv knowledt(e and bellef. u rea · rs. Mr d M Er Whl p' • led b h i of Letart 1 W. Va., visited company. We, the undersigned directors attest the eorredn• of dill 1 8 · nccth"""':j' 'ted Mry· placed !eCond h d · 1~ f rs. nest .• I Laura Lelfhett and other I Mrs. Franklin Law!!on has re- repnrt of condition and declarr that it btl been exemintd " • WY. 2.2311 Mlddlopol't nut bread. ea an amity of Reedsv1IJe guests ey 51 s. r 1turned to the home of her pir- and ta the belt of our knowledge and belief 11 true aiM! ....._ Plans were completed for JHAROLD DIU.ONCAit.NAHAN-Directan CROSS OFFICI HOURS: M July 4 gueata of Mr. ond Grimm al Graham Statioo. Sunday guests of Mrs. Ad a ,' ents Mr · and Mrs · James Tea111 to be held at the next · Harry Pldena. WilHam Eichinger and and son, Eugene, were ford , following an appendectoEBER S. ROUSH f:OO to 5:00 Dolly meeting, Thursday, July 25. Walker Jeft Monday for and John, IDd Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Francis Ritter of New m ..,y~a'..t~H~ol~ze~r_h~o~sp~i~ta~l.~~~.'.,""""""'""""""'""""""""""""""'""'"""""""""",. of degree work was for 1 •lslt with rela- Donald Houck and Donn1 Bosto M nd M F k nd h I rle s-+ tilt Pourth at n, r. a rs. ran • "~ 1beard a anot tr pract ee set ~""'... Morgan of Portsmouth Miss ATIOIIWI DE Monday, July 22 at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mra. Wald Foster and Downs. Stefanle Morgan of Lavonia, ;. MUTVAliNIUOANCO co•••••' the close ol the meeting, spent the treek end Mrs. Mary McKay visited re~ Michigan Mr and Mrs Harley : .....··H-~c.t.M..Otl'were served by rhe her parents, Mr. and M1·s. atlv• in Spr'inlfield and Find~ ~ daughterll .of Wolf eeonomlco committee RIO. lay. Pen 1 h Sl k M d · Mn. SteJia WetYer went to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dllcher • Beu a .ac · r · . an cttester for a visit with her dau- aod children villted her rr» Mrs. Earl Watkms and ch1Jdren, ghter, Mr. and Mrs. On>IUe ther, Mn. Rosa Tompson Mr Will' E'ch' d Brown. and family. s. 1am 1 mg~ an Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Nance Weekend of Mr. IIIII daughter, Mrs. Jack Gibbs ol and children of Chesapeake Mrs. Oril Hubbard were Parkersburg were overmght. . spent a weekend with hill per- daughter and family, Mr. and "or• of Mr. and . Mrs. Vorg~l ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nance. Mn. Don Vanlangen and faml· Collins of Nelsonvolle, and at· 10 Dlffwent Doalgnt In Stock Mrs. FrallCell Savage ·' ~,st 1y of Columbua tended a ~rldal shower for Mrs. Liverpool spent two -to with Mr. and Mn. Chari.. Eichinger • niece, the former ALSO NICE SELECTION OF WALL Mr. and Mrs. Gu)< Nelgler. of MHford openl aeverll daya . Collins. Th•y also vi .. PANELING TO COMPLETE YOUR REMODELING Mra. Laur1 Sayre went to at their home IJere. . 1ted re~atlves In Lancas~er. MI. ster!lni where oho ha• Sunday guoots of Mr. and Enjoy11111 a family pfcmc al employment. Mn. Roy Wlnobrenner IIJid Forked Run Lake on the FourMr. Fred Cadle ollended the Dam Gordon ...,..e Mr. and Mrs. were Mr. and Mcs. Kenneth PHONI WY 2·37U annual camp rneelilll! of tho Bert Rolllno ond Borton, Joo- Cundiff and Pete, Mrs . Edith Ohio Conference of the Seventh eph and Sarah of Harvard, Ill., . and Cec•l. Mr and Mlddl......, O. 2M N. 2nd""· fl/111 fiEf DELIVERY •• • /11111 IUDGET TElliS •• , Day Advenllots al ·MI. vernon. Bonnie Plloler of Sllarvn Wise. Mrs. Boll Cund1fl and ii......ii.i..ii.~~.ii.~...~~~...~~~~~·~;;;' . and Mrs. V1rg1l Teaford fll111 QUALITY MATEIIALS ••• fl/111 l'lAitlfllll JIIVICI and family, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl IM,cBrlde. Mrs. Ruth Cundiff and David Mills. JIANIUNG Mrs. Fred Crow, Jr., altendl·l ed a meetilll! In London Kiln-Drit.._ St•4All lypot In otock. cenUy as a delegate of the aul tliMellti~•• Grace Episcopal Church of Refinlohod. Prl· 1"x4"a.._.... • Pomeroy. cecl asiD't¥ u Mrs. LaDunna Lewis of low•• Rittman spent two weeks wJth $5.79 4'd' Iter ~andmofMr. Mn. A~en1 • 1111 • In Rttric-or p • .,.. Duckworth and Mr. and Mn. loallotol Genrge Schneider and Ele·ano•r I e .... tor IIOHII foods. SPII· and Mrs. Reese Grimm " - !.11041. ltil9 FrMzorDOORS family ol COlumbus vl,lted 1 I I I ' ' i' . - - - - ARMSTRONG---.., ..,..ts CEILING TILE King Builders Supply Co. POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. 2 Door Beauty! FRIGIDAIRE Budget Buy! .,_.!ftc - ....,.lnl!llloleddaor. ' ........ 1'111•1• [nenttl lfydiiiDR .... " llulltel fllf frMII frullt ·; IltUIIInl • ,... _.._ tull-dlptll lhlolvtl live JM _ . ro0111 Ill Rtfrilll'lliOr ••••• • . . . . . . . in IIOI'qe door. £at, ll!llW ...... bollltl, \i ...... Mlll_,_ill_llla.llltNJ his parents, Mr. and Mrs. MelGrimm. Mr. ond Mrs. Roy Wlnebret>ner, William Gordon and SUr:...,. ZusPfln of Mason, W. Vo., Mr. and Mrs. Genr&e Merritt, Paulo, Douatas Merrill ol Wheeling . Mr: and Mn. L. B. Mlraele 1011 al Leeaburg were the -too of lhelr da"':h-and In • ""· Mr. Roger Winebrenner and family. Mr. 1nd Mrs. Paul and eltlldreD visited Interior and u: te~ rior. All standard sizes and fyf"l. As low at "'n . DIIAIII'UaiNG ITAINAY Tho idoal way to gain acce11 to attic. Complete with accea10rie1. ' . '; " . .. • II .. ....."'";·.., ,. -"' · e-LtTZU eiALDWtll 11111 cmtn PloMII\Il UAIIDI """'~ .·~~,, \_:_'. ~·. ' ~ "'(' ' ....... , .~ ·. - ..., ..... 1. .• ·• . t ' '~·. q_ ~' . . .. 'fitf; SH t~.,gn ~· ' ' ~ .- ' Only PHONE WY2-S19S Aapholt, Ylnyl er rubbor. F11ll celer .. ,....,.. ····........ Aaplqolt • '6·20 ... PIANOS ,P I }( Q Ia 'il• employ'ect l vl~lting IMh~ son·~ daugh~r- , BUDGET ASTER ,, . .. I ~lrPi~:~~~~d ~;;..~;d.,"';! RUTJ,Af4D, .OHIO ..- ...Q£474£ ., I o,...~: I Til. SHOE 101 . ·' SALE Mrs. Donald Pierce of Athens , and called at the home of her mo. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Star· R.e(ional Dlrectors~lect were few dlyl with their mother end IMrs. Woodrow Hendrix were ther Mrs . Mary Circle on Frt· brGU&h of SUtton a~lled an &be given lnlormatlon alld assist- grandmother. Mro. Albert Duck· Mr. and Mrs. Ralldy Adkins and day and attended the funeral Douglas Circle family Tueada)> . ance to flcUttate _thetr work worth . ,two children, Mr and Mt·~ L.m· :of Gilbert CirclP at GallipollA. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. and planning for theu two \'•':lrs Recent guesU. o1 Mr. and den AdkJn~ and two chlldre~, l Mr . and Mrs. Everett Ours James Patterson oo Sunday of offiee. A OOf!1p)ete and thor- Mrs. Wm. Eichinger and fam- Betty Adkl~!i and son of Mil- , of Somerset called on Mr . and were Mr. and Mrs. Jamea CorlilltDDLIPORf, 0. OUJh study! revrew, and dl!K"l~ Uy were Mr. and Mra. Hall ::~~ee . W~., aod Raymond Mrs. Dean Brinker recently. nell of Pomeroy , Mr. and :vtrs. 1 11011. covermg all work •f the Frost and Jackie of Ashland. ms ol Ripley, W. Va. . · - Allen Stobarl ond family of , Regions were &iven. I Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lar· 1b Mr. anandd MK"·11 RogMer Wmnde- and friends in Columbus and ~- -- ~- -~ RESERft DIITIVCr 110 •• · · renner e y r a • CHARTER NO •su I,gent visited recently With their Mrs. Glenn CuncHft, Jr ' and ; Lancaster . I ~ REPORT Of CONDITION OF RETURNS HOME 1'""· Mr and Mra. Rober! Lar• childron spontth• Fourth at Old 1 Mr . and Mrs. Robert Harden Mrs. Mae Pearson. hat re- gent and family of Johnotown. Man's Cave and Lake Hope 18 nd f•~•t ~ Y spen t 8 few days turned to her home al Baohan Janel Al>les who is lrSt after spending three month" in in Columbus visited ~r m-aw, r and rs. Robert Tucson, Ariz. with her dau!lbt· ledo, also vhlited with them ther Mrs Martha Ables and Harden in Marion of !tarim~ in the State of Ohio, at the cl01e of bulD• tD l.nt er and family, Mrs. Charles there. . I . Mrs. William Eichinger and 29 ~~ Publh;hed In r~aponse to call made by Comptrau,r fill its aruu.aal picnic at the home I Reuter and Mr. and Mrs. RichMrs. Roy Wmebrenner ~nd Mr and Mrs Morris Rarden ,daughters , Nancy, Linda and ! the lurrenry. under Section 5211, U. S Revised lbltutte of Ml'l. Charlel R. Hershel Buckner. Kathrene :ard Riebel and family she Mn. Harold :eave~tha~ ell•~ son Donald Mr and Mrs Mrs Jack Gibb8, were m NeJ·I A S SET S 1 1 Naylon RuD Hill road, , Rcber1 Watkins, Dor· •made the trip back with Mr. ren ~: ay WJ_ ~ I Harden and Ta~mv , Mrs. sonville to attend the weddmg Cash balan ces w1th other b1Db, and ea•b day, July :Uth 8t 8:15 Watkina to Russell Welch, land Mrs. Howard Seidenabel : 5· ~i1to~ ~-. a. Robert R Hard~n and Pamela, land reception of Mr and Mrs. •tems in proeess ofcoUee~on . . _. . .. . .... S 141•·• p.m. Members are to Welch 1.12 acre!, Rut.l and sons who are retumin• o . a rs . na meShuler of Racme spent I Robert Riley. Umtt>d Stale! Government obllptiODI, direct covered d'sh and table ' 1 ~ n brenner and femJiy , Mr and M G and guaranteed I Net of any restnel) .. .• , td,l....e I , 1 vacation here. IMr w·n· F W'neb the Fourth at the home of Mr5. rs Anna rrace Oller has I Obligations of States and politltlfl lubdivision. 1 1 JULY It I. •am. · renner, Drusilla House In Racine the misfortune of falling at 1 !Net of any reserves) . . . . . . . .• • JI,IGO.OI The Twilight Garden c Ill Forrest A. and Eula I. ~ard to I GRANGE TO MEET Mr. Dana Wmebrenner and Mr and Mrs. CarJ Zerkle of I Maplewood Lake wherP she is I Corporate stocks Oncludine $3,300.00 •toct of . Barnett, Georg1a Bar· !Beulah Ward apent a weekend · ' Federal Rtserve bank l <Net of any re~erves) . . 1•.00 will have its annual picnic:: acre Orange The HarrJsonville Grange ho. In New Brighton Pa where Hartford . w Va . spent a day 1 employed and broke her ankle Loans and discounts \lndudmg $246.00 overdraft.) the home of Mrs. Btn ·11 ' 1734 wUI hold ita aMuat inspec- the ttended th ' ed.nn f with the•r son, Mr and Mn. lin two places. She is confmed (Net of any reserve•) . . . . . . . . ,,..._., 1 lin~ r Tuesday at 1:16 p.m. Ben Riley, dec., to Estella [tion on Tue!day, July t8 at e th ~r ephew William Zerkle and family . ' to Holzer Hospital 1 Bauk pre":!ises owned S9 287.68, furoiture li.WI• 11 bers are reque.ted to take Edna Mae Riley, Mary p.m. with the State a~ange Th~ ;ere a~m :n~ ho::.; Mn. Albert Duckworth, Mrs. I Mrs. Ada Slack and sons, IOth('~n~ssr~::ure·" · -~ 3.·~ : ~.: :::::::::::::: :::::: : Yll.l own table ~rvlce. Affid. of Trans.1 Middle- Deput~. Mr. and MNI. VirgO b ~eir mother, p Mrs. Oma George Schneider and lo~leanor ! J(!hn ~~ Eug~e, Beul~h Slack The Amencan Legion I. Atk1111 as inspecting .,lf:"f'r!l Y. Kay accompanied by t he i r and V1v1an Pr1ddy of M1lw'tukee 1 TOTAL ASSETS · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · .$1,1N• .I7 .tar~ · oi 'Uie'WUI · ' M'·P · Coo· · Wonebrennerwhohad · enJOY 'ed a PI ' d 'umer . anlll:y ost ,·ThS e tate Grange Baking . k lth her house• guests Mrs. LaDonna Lew- w1sc., cmc LI A B1L1T I E I 8 will meet at the home of CCJ A. Barn~t, :a~ma R~rn~t ; test in t'lrange Nut Bre-ad. will ~:rewee s w is and daughter' Roberta, of :at the llome of Mr. and Mrs .~~ fJPmand d posits of individual• AI1Pn Hampton, Tuelday at arent'e · : er • 1 a · be held. A pot luck lunch will Mr' and Mrs William Wea- Rittman, spent a day visiting IHarley Johnson and daughters - partn:rahipa, and corporatlona _........... $ JIO,IIPf.?l p.m. Baker, 6 acres, 0 ve. be served. therb 1!1 t a · few da 1 Mrs. Sidney Bartels and family 1at Wolf Pen Sunday, in observ- 1 Time and savi_ngs deyoaits of individuals, ~ pen y of Huntington. I ance of Eugene's 15th birthday·] p~rtnenhlps. and corporation. ... ..... , . . . . lll~t3.M lara Chaney Fran k Ch aney, C ing Mr. and Mra. Wilmer Circle . 1 D1"pos1ts of United States Govemmtnt Kenneth Chaney, Dorothy ChaCLVII MEE"n; of Galli lis. M~s. R1chard W~aver ~nd Miss Donna Case of Columbu!ll (i~f"luding postal savin.IJ) . .· : .... ,.,,. . tlJM ~ IDl~ '01'1 A NfW EftA ney to State of OhJo, Eal!lement, The Pomeroy Bend (' · · ·ns Sam J:nagan of famaly of Jacksonville, Flor1da . . was an overnight guest of her , Dt!p(JsJts of States and political subdlvlnona . . . . . t1,4IJI,IO Bedford. Band Radio club held Its meetF is spending a month with her Igrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. TOTAL DEPOSITS ·. · ........ 11,013.13!.58 . Th ursci ay e~emng . the ourth mg at t h ~ spent grandrmthers Mrs. A. L. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Myron Bess. i a) Total demand deposits . . .. ! 411.311.12 HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT · 1 Second Ward Fwe House in . Norris and other relatives. Mrs. Gordon West, Debra . 1 • • • THE NEW LOW.CDST Statf!. 1'"-,otrona Pomero . Fred Gibbs and R•l h agan and Mrs. MKI')' M. Didd1e. Mrs. William Eichin er and I Rhonda , John and Connie Kay I r.bl }ota.1.bme and savmJs deposita I~· 822.0ti.M Y P Mr. E. H. Carpenter attended g . I . Other hablht•es . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. t!JU! TMJssell were welcomed 1nto the th J tth celeb tlo t daughter, Nancy, and Mrs. WtliChapman of Racme were Sun~ ... Con t P&t 8 J11 d I~'d club. Refreshment.B were serv·' le e u1Y ra n 1 llam Boyd of Pomeroy were 1day dinner guests of their grandTOTAl LI.-\Bn.mES · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · .11 MAX WARD ' . SD4J-4NNUAL I :Brubaktor, RoruUe and Carot t · j JWJ ot Wadlworih, ipfllt • ! Weekend guests of Mr. renewable for life, lite man to see is your man from Nationwide: 0 I' T 0 M IT Ill S f Oftlee ..... t to J2, I to I - I l l I f - oa ftan. -IIIII Court St.• Pomeroy ''------------~ OAGC. . o.. ..... N W• COMPTON1 0 •• D• . • '''ID*""''lrlloldt·,,. . r you want to be protected by a hosp,italization plan that h ii! TV PlauRE "" :.a $26919 $742.50 HAWK'S ;t; wllh Evelyn Morris 11 , Mr. and Mrs. 11 ard KendoU 1and Mrs . Gerald Powell and , Mrs. Dean ll#nlll ond ,.and- , .-. . 1Watertown. of Detroit, vitlted her mot.hl!r 1child!en ~ Portland spent . 11\ 1daughten. carol Arm and Mary The school was conducted i>y l Mr. William Duckworth of !Mrs Florence Harden and oth- levemng WJih Mro. Mary C~rcle i RulhoiPomeroyspentaneven· the executive commitloo of the Rlttmaa, Mr. and Mrs. Wayno ler relatlv•s recently. /""with Dean Brinker. I Racme • Pile..., Big Fiflh Js Dectstve • • Jn Chester w·In ~~oot'~ld !le1 tPNna 111100,?1d~eectlornn' cenUy :00,". had l , Mn. Cborles c. LeWis, R<· Director-elect of District of tho Ohlo Auociatlon of lo~;=~:ctubll. was in Columbut IT July • to attend • I l I \;..rmel News. Events 1 1 • 'H h' . Reds ehIre Ute """*"' Mn . .....,, Smith ot P...Uand MiddlOporl ... N ...... •pent MQP!Iay with Mr. and Mn. ., ~n Smith and chlldten . llt'l; ,._, ~ tl w.ftf! W. Va .• Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Weaver, Tommy, Unda Sue, Michael, and Pew. loco!. Spending 11nnday wllh Mn. "· •. Yo. Iii ""'• ..... Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clark Mary Circle were Mr. and .111'1. daJI w1111 tho .......... Cftll . villited his brotller and oilier- , Goot-ee Cll'Cio ond !lauebter ol flmll1 IIIII Nlollow. Mr. and Mn. lllorles Neu- in-law, Mr. ond Mrs. Frank l Mr . and Mrs . . Emory Pow· Aabland, Ky ., James Clrclt and man and Sharlee 1'lslted ~ Clark of Toronto. ell and daughter, Adelle. and Mr . Ricky ol New no.... w. Va. ,,.___________" J I Carson Cro.W Js Medalist Syracuse News. Events ~ Plr. t!:,~~:n~,rl ~~ Property Tran slerS JVLI M The Melp County tbelr lint-place IPd lo Ove ,am• and oltallog tho ML>I.I lholr !Ill! olrolibl lou. wnh • tbrse-run l>unt in lhe nm lonillfl. '!'om my D.lvi! ~rted tht< rally with a sin· gle and !here wore key dollblt1 by Frank Howard and Ron Fatrlv on add1'tlon 10 on and ....... a walk. la&enaatlonal Baltimri at. Washington -Deenroul.t to be«lmln& the firtt hurlN~-1 ....,_ l.uck <UO vo. lluekworUo 13-71. m a ~Wirier of a century to Two Pt. Pleasant teams and For Syracllse, B'ruee Teaford h~ allve, but plneh-hltter J . •~~ An-I1V L Pd.. GB Cleveland at Kanan City (J)wear pitching's triple crown. UIRl ~J 118 .lUI .. . •, Kratidr INI and Wyna (0.1J VI. The feat-'··""" the leagu~ in 0 ~ => :me from Syracuse emerged vicnightI with ~ ....,pereenlagt> and Ut 1had d Ia perfect d I C1wo Wildermuttl !truck out to end ,' Sao Franc1·, 00 49 39 .517 5 ISe"ui J f.~ l and Drabowtky te»J . victorJeS. won-loat eek torious in the Kyger Cr • oub es an two s ng es, ar- the game. I, St. Louis 48 3f .~~ sa Sunda"''l GIIMI - ''I l>ee • ~·day r II Bak h d d bl nd B ~ · the B II k 'l'l r.uu aver.ag.-uasp n ...._ _ Phtladelph'ia Ph•'ll1... en. ~Je League TournamenI l'll . ? er a a 00 E' a . Y wtnru~g, o erma -: Chacago 47 39 .647 e , Boston at LOB Angeles, : 11shed the N8tional ute light as the Pt . Pleasant Boil- smgle, and Jim Hubbard a paJr ,er!l moved 1nto a game next Cincinnati _. 7 42 .AZ! '1"1 New York at KaniBa City, 2 accornp m . abk!d the Dodgera to piei up a , 1938 10 ermakers nipped the MldcUea of singles. in the 10-hit attack. Thursday at 7 p.m. against M•'lwaukee ... .... . since and the AmS '" .... .612 9 Cleveland It Minnesota, 2 1 IAague stnce 1934. Only full game when t.k'""1 beat tht San port Redlegs 3-2, the Har1 Iey Th e w 1 n puts yracuse a~ Hartley Sal" of Pt . Pleasant. Pittsburgh .500 Baltimore at Chicago, "I know Hw we eu pl 10 pitchen In modern history Francisco Glanbl, 7·5, the ~· 2 13 49 10 Sales o[ Pt. Pleasant f'dgt'l1 ga in!'!! the powerful F i she r THIRD GAME Philadelphia .ft83 lHl Detroit at Washington, baD pme Iuter!" done it and they read Uke Louls Cardtnalfl defeated tlw MaJ. 2 42 45 Ole Letart Cardinals 8-'1 , and Dep1. StoreWteedamsdfrom Pt. PJe a- 1 In an extra-inning contest, Houston page rrom baseball'll Rail of Cuwaukee Braves, ~3. ~he ChlC'ago 34 56 .m Zl fhP. S~'I'I'I<'USP Indi an!'! romped ISRnl r:ext ne ay at 6:30 · Hartley Sales scored an unearn- New YOrk 21 58 .833 24 .,.. 1 h8 mpped the Clnemnatl RMt . over the Pomeroy Yankees 19-1 . . SECOND GAME . ef' run in the top of the seventh Frlday'a ReBUit• F'ame: t-.1. IJid the Pittsburgh ·in :1 ltHI! inn ing contest. This contest was a real thrall· to knOC'k the Letart Cardinals L. lulgeles 6 N. York o, lli&ht bell Grovf'l' Clevehtlld Alexander n1pped the HOUJtoo Oolta, 2·1, In The tourney enters ~ts sixth ,er as Tommy Staa~'i .Pnd Bobb~ out of the tourney by an 1-7 Phila. 7 S. Fran. fi, night WJ• · Luque, LoD Warneke and other-NL games. mulll ol ac tion today woth three I Manley hookod ur '"a pitchers score, Pittsburgh 2 llousloo 1, oight • ; 1,; 1D !he American League, N•w more gamf'S on tap. In the 6.30 du~l wilh the Pt. Pleasant [ Hartley Sales ~red off to Chicago 4 Cincinnati 1, night Koufax, howeverf now leads the York edged out the l.o8 ~N opent>r. thr Middleport Senators Boilermaker!' edgJng the Mid- a 6-0 lead In the jJrst two Inn- St. Lou.ls s Milwaukee 3, night Racine took ~er the SUm~ choice by Price. pitchers wita 15 vlctoriea, Angels, 4·3, Boston downed Min· and Red 's Meats of Pt. Pleas- dleport Redlegs 3-2. . :ings, including t~ three-run hom- Sa~ay• 1 Probablf. Plkhen mer High School . League lead The lone Middleport run .833 percentage and a 1.6S nesota, ~2. ~troll beat Chicago, W I tanglf'. al 7:30 it wiD be the Both pitchers went the dlS- !er by George Turnt>r in the s~ Milwaukee at St. Louii -Fis- Friday evening with a Z.l win RCOJ'ed in the sixth when run aveJ'ale and is OP a '1-6, and 8alt1more ~WashPomeroy Jt>t!l vs the Galllpo- ~net' with Staats giving up four and lcher 10-2• vs. simmons l7-fl. 1 o~er Mlddle))(\rt and Syracuse rls walked went to second bot Jtreak oJ three C()D9eClltjve ington, 4-1. 11s Athlellcs, and at 8:30 the hits and Man~y allowing JUSt Letart fought back with three san Francisco at Philadelpllia- IPIIed errors on top of errors ln Jon Cunningham was saft hutout and eigbt traight · Slnen Leath Aftaek 11 \Pomeroy Redleg:; face Fruth 's lthree. In takmg the heartbreak- runs m the fourth without a hit Pierce (3-11) or Perry n.JJ vs a 7-5 loss to Pome~y. . first lfter striking out, and 1be ;.year-old le:..taander ' : : Roy Sleven three-run double Pharmac) of Pt Pleasant. 1mg loss, Manley struck out sev- as Turner issued three walks, Duren (3-21 . · Lefty Larry Pr1ce aga1a cetcher dropped the ball. Mor- ed another brilliant pme to bil and two run-producing htta by Here Js fhf' l'i'riday nigh t ien and walked JUSt two. Middle· ian error was made, and a fiekl- l.Jls Angeles at New York _turned ~n •. super mound job ris came home en an error. l98S collecUon Friday night whl!n Don Demeter helped the PhOllet ~ummary. port collected four hits offer's choice senl home a run. Miller 15-4) vs. Stallard l3-tiJ. for Raczne In ~eadlng the Tor- The only Middleport hU IM beat the New York Met& 6-G, pin a ninth defeat on ex-teamFIRS'f GAME . 1Staats, who whiffed 11 batters . The Cardinals tied i~ at. 7-7 Houston at Pittsburgh -Brown na.does tc the ttght victory over a single by Jerry Van with a three-hitter. It was bit mate Jack Sanford dt'lplte WUU. .Jim Crow became t ~e th1rd jand gave. up fou1 walks. m the bottom of the ·flfth m~· 12-4/ or Nottebart 15-41 vs. Law Middleport. Price gave up only In the rtfth. 1 ninth shutout ~>f the tMtaSOD-more McCovey'1 25th and 2dth homm pitcher to hurl a no-h1t game 1 The. Bmler~kers scored two lng when Beegl~ and Jerrel1 hit (S.3J. one .hit, goJ~g the route. than NL itclw!r linee Mort of the season for the Giants. Art 13 and Cooper~ad lOPIa l9'2 and lfVen Mahaffey, aided by Jack Bald. t.his week in the tourney as he •rruns m the flrst when R o g e r back·to-back smgles, Spangler Chicago at Cincinnati -Jackson Middleport s Gary Stobart, Price ~truck out ~ret thr:> Pomeroy Yankees down Schultz opened with a walk, and wa:;; hit by the pitcher, and t'\fo f9-7J vs. Tsitouris (4-3). :Who ca~e in as relief hurler walked 111 while Stobart, MOr· short of the league mark aet by schun's relief, woo his alxth vicNithout a hit as the Syracuse then scored when Staats slam- errors permitted four runs to j Sunday'll Gamea m the first, went all the way rls and Johnson struck out sev~ Alexander in l?IS tory. Harvey Kuenn at80 hlt a · Indians blitzed to a 19-1 win :med a double and ~ored him- cross the plate. Houston at New York. 2 and allowed_ only two hits, a en and gave up stx free paasea. In addition to 'nrln hil third homer for San Francisco. , in lour innings. sell on an error with two out. Neither team threatened In Los Angeles at Phlladt-lphia 2 double by V1c Durst, and I sinNINE ERRORS strailbt thl'ft h't.!r Kou.fu: Gary Kolb's two-run homer key. Crow ~truck ~ut 10_and ".'alk· i ~t. Pl~asant added an~ther run the sixt~, but in the top of the San Fran<'isco at Pittsburgh,' 2 gle b~ Bill Ours. Syracu~ cammltted a total struck out 13 ba~te~ to' raise hiB noted a four-run third-Inning raDy e~ !ivP m hurli ng ~1 s no-hitler 1mthe botto~ of the th1rd wben seventh mnlng, Barry Casto was Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 2 . Racme grabbed 8 .•.o lead of nine errors while g<~Jng league·leading total to l6S. He wi1ich carried Bo6 Gibi!IOn to hil With Pomeroy srormg its only Schul1z agam drew a walk and !afe on an error and s to I e ChiC"ago at St. Louis, 2 m the first when Middleport down to d~eal at the bands ol thUI ieada NL 1'tch . fiv ninth win for the Cardina1s. Gene 1 run in the third inning when 1scored on 1 single by Jimmy home with the winning run with Amerlella Leagw committed two errors and at- Pomeroy. key depart en~ ~ ~ Obver and Mack J011e11 homered Taylor walked. was secrificed Wibwn for a 3.0 lead. two out. w L Pet. GB lowed a pair of free passes. Pcmteroy took a 1.0 lead In strikeouts ~us the thMe that for the Braves. to second, Phalin was hit by the I Middleport had alend-<>lf tri)>-1 Casto was the winning pitch· New York 5: 31 .f!ifl I' Mick Morris was otartlng pll- the lint when PhD SwlndeU, would hi 1 !he Bo!J Bohl gained hill firat wio pitcller, Wisecup walked, and rle b~· D. Clonch in the first inn--er as he relieved Turner in the Boston q,7 '51 .560 5li cher for the Middtea. He was ~lartlng pitcher, walked with tri 1 qua fy m or rare ewer the Reds atnce l9S7 behind Loring Vaughn dr•w a walk Iing and a single by Manley In ..venth inning whll• Beegle Chi<ago <a 39 .552 8 rellovedby Terry Johnson two away, stole IOCGnd, and p e crown. • 13-hll CUb aUaet tbot r..,luded with the bases loaded to force ·the third, bul neither runner took tile Joss afler repll!cing BaltimorE' 49 40 .551 1 with on~ away In the first and scored on a single by Georp The Dodgers .salted away Kou- Ernie Banks' 16th homer of. tMI in Taylor with the run. was able to score. Finally, in Jerrell in the third inning. Clevdand 45 40 .52:9 a Johnson left Jn favor of Stobart Harris. fax' latest trJUmph, incr•aamc year and the 351st .of his eareer Meanwblle, Syracuse batters the fifth frame, they tallied one Hartley's had seven hits Minne!ilota 45 41 .523 a~ later in the same frame. Syrac;use held ~ 3-1 lead afSbve Boros Banks Ken a~bb~ gave L. Vaughan and Robin run when Manley tripled and with Eddie McDermill getting Lois Angel.. 41 <a .461 11 Racine'• IOCGnd run was ta~ i ter the aecond when Mickey and Dick Bertell two hill two of them~ a triple and single. Kansas City 36 47 .4:M 16 lied in the fourth when Gor~ Winebrenner dcubled, Sherm each for tbe CUba, Phalin 8 hard way to go filS the scored on an err<ll'. Indians tallied four runs in the In the top of the sixth, D. Letart collected flve hits, al J Detroit 36 48 .429 11:.,; don Flflher walked, took sec~ Cundiff was aafe on an ll'l'Ol', ·- . ·-- lint innlnl on three hits, add· Laudermilt led off with a sin· singles. w..hington 36 58 .!40 !4V. ond on a paoeed ball, • t ol e Roush walked, and Greg Roulb ed two In the secood on two gle, stole second ond scored on The victory places Hartley's Friday'o Reoulto third, and came home oo a ...,. poked a single lhrolJih tho mJdbits, IIC(I('ed &ix in the third on Hindy's ground out, Boggs fan· oppo81te another Pt. Pleasant Boston s Minnesota 2, lJ in., rrlght rifice by Durst. 1be final Tor~ die. . • · I With Eloctrlc Sttll'ttn three hits, and iced it with sev· ned to make tho second out, team .whom they meet the Boil- Detroit 7 Chicago 8, 12 in., night nado run crooaed !he plate In Pomeroy tied It in the bot- Sweet owlnglnc Carson Crow ' . en ruiUI ill 1he fourlh on just and then R. Clonch and M. ermakers next Thursday at 7 New York 4 L. Angeles 3, night the fifth when Jack B o s t 1 c tom of the second 11 the result came m with a round of 40 two llits. Childs both walk!ll to keep the p.m. Cleveland at K.C., ppd, rain walked, took IOCGnd and third of three errors and a ollll!l• by for medallat honors the second : Billimon: 4 Washlogtnn a. night on a wild pireh when Jacll 8os- Dennis Moore, bUI Syracuae = t week 81 ~!~~b;fed · Batarday'o Probable tic walked, took oecond IIIII bounced 1Dto the lead apln In oy course, c ~ 0 owNew York at Lois Angeles _third on a wild plreh and error, the third with Ito final twol'tllll. ed by Don Ronning with a II, Bouton n.,., vs. Chanco 17·8>. and came home on a fielder's In tbot frame, David Bater 11?" 111 '!!nnlngndandChPal Edw 8 Boston at Minnesota - HeffrH!!r and Bob Crow scored on a 1fn. '" -us, 1 arJey "•""'· c u.oo vs. Slonge (2.t>. EMERSON, OSVNA CLASH gle by Blll Knapp. hamer, 43 • • By DAVE HEERF.:N . The newa conference wa11 called ly hired by DeWitt, the two men Detroit at Chicago _ Bunning EDGBAS'JON. England mPU- Pomeroy narrowed the Syra- . Team med~lSt honors in tbe Unitfi.l Pren lnl#rna,iooal JUSt before the .Reds took the ~ieid have hit it oft .since oewut took {6-9) \'5. Fisher 14-0), Roy EmenO~l cf Australia and cuse martin ln. the fourlh wben JmdlX' GOU league openin& P'rlctoiProm (~JNClNNATI, Ohio WPU _ agamst the CWcago Cubs Fraday over front office operatmns be. ~. Southern Call Rafael Osuna of Mickey Mencbini, wbo bad re- matdl of the second l'OUDd H;;~lchet·faced Fred Hutchinson, night and came as a surprise to fore the tg&J season. Mexico clash today 1a the finallleved SwindeU ln the lfellld. went tc the had• as Steve armed with his second two-year most observers, since HutchiD· Hutchinson took over .,. eeventh round of men'a aingles in the banted a dcuble and scored If. Hlndy had a 44, Don Hanning t·uut ract to manage the Cincinna- son's job was not regarded as be- place dub in 1959 and finished in Midland Counties Lawn TenniJ ter errot'l. 41, Bob Burkett 49, and Sam EAS~ TERMS t 1 Reds, hoped today for 8 repeat ing in .danger. a tie for flfth place that season. c:bampionsblpa. Emer100 defeated The winning Pomeroy runs Clatworthy 46, -lAw Down Plyin.tUp To 24 Months To ,., Ol the 1961 season when he and Hutchinson said he W81i "real In 1981, tile Reds were tagged for Mike· San.gater of Britain and Cl'OI8Id the plate In the fifth other indivtdull ICOfel .were Over 40 New and UHd the Redl brought home the Na· happy" over the contract although another second division finish but Osuna eliminated Manuel santua aa Swindell was safe on an er· Gibbs 50, Gulntller 49, Dav1a M; llkoa On Dloploy Uonal League peniUinL . be admitted be 110 raioe they surpriaed overybody in wl.. of Spain to read! tho final. ror, Harris wu bit by the ~ BroiiGD lit, 48, Menchin . ed tw ill pay. ''I'm making enough, " he ning the pennant. SADDER BVT WIBE1I er, Bruce Slmpoon walked, IIIII nl 41, and Swisher 54. Hutc "'---·~· ~. Sign a .. said First round atond'",year contract on Aug. 13, 19111, • . Last ,...,., lhe R<do did &I· NEW CORK IUPIJ....Joe Beck· Jeff Glbllo olngled. Tbe ltlurlh • ..,.: Fin· 'ana his ll<ds reaponded with the Hutcloillson became manager of moot •• well, winding up in third A nine run fifth lnnlnJ out- or, first base oooch of tho t.o Pomeroy hll was a double b)' oterwllds 48", Nicklaus 311", ··pennalll, tha llril baaebaD cluun- tbe Redo July 8, 1959, succ;eed· place with a 911-<4 record, com· brook gave Che~ter Pony Leag- Angeles Dodgers, was a Utile ..~ Knight ,In the sixth. Stteado 30~, a_1111 Lemos 311: ~iOIIBbip in Ctochmali in two dee· lng Mayo SmHh, who wao .fu'ed. pared to a IIH1 mark in the pen· uers a 18-10 Win over Little .der bul wtoer todar u lha 1't!111ll Rl&hthander Baker, s,....... Seeond round. Snead& 16, Fon· YOU II ~des Although Hutch wao aot ongmal- nao1-wlnnin1 IJSI campalp. Hocking Friday evening. of • f'lll fiDe ond 1 tJu-eo.<lay auo- plrelter, otruet out lb: 1114 nJk. llenrt11dtt It, Lemu I and Nlck- BMW lio!lda Triumph M~ybe -~~ Manager WU· Chesler scored the Dine nms penaion ltvfed b)' NoUonaU~gue ed three In going the route. Po- laus I. . DEALER Uam o. Ddi'lll remembered that T on two errors, five walks and Preoldenl Warreo GU.. FridaJ moroy rellel pitcher Slmpaoa Tbe lll!l<l ma!ch wiU be pleyFriday when he caUed. news triple by D. Healy. Other night. Tho ,..... lor t h o - ..... tho winner. He ellllt tned al Logan. GoUers WUI!eave ~~J'o'f-5·~-~~ "'mfe""""' to 1'11101111ct thai HUI· Chester hillers were Chuck Bar· waa that Becker bruabed .,••,.. for Meolchlnl 1D the fourth. lbt l'omorof elubi>Ollll 11 9 Fri. 0 ohinsoo bad lfjloed another tw.. tell ond D. Roush, holh w i 1h ump~e Lee )II'- In ID . . . , . M1ddleport fltiO 001 0- 1 1 4 a.m. July 11. Matchoo WUI be lloule ~I> HUe Woat 0 1ear pact tor the li64 and 19115 doubles and J. ChadweU and men! Thursday lllJb~ Raclno IGO 110 X- I 21 Sneed• vo. Plnstennlds, and 01 Alllena Oallflbl Chtrl01 Elchilll!er both singles Morrb (!), John1011 Sto<DeWICO al Jidldustchinion wao By ~Y w. TH=ERRY he lliol Chuek Bartels, 'who relieved LONDON iUPil-Davo WelD of bart (I) and Moore, Pries and ~ •igned 10 HI aalde all doubta that flporlo Gohoed. Two lllroku Wollin tho second, wu winning SWllord Friday led a trio rt for. Spencer. · 1 lhe frery maoqer would ,.turn 1.!'~l · ~:Ch~~: ::~ ~ OO \pitcher lor Chester. Maley wu olcD 11111lotes who Olplurad ~ Syracuae 032 fltiO 0- 5 It •• held bou next year. Charloo o f - Zealand and in the - r eo day duel loser. Little Hocking had 1 total <i !he lirat four UU.!II Ettilllltd I Pomeroy IJO 1111 X - 7 • I "We onado the announcement at Ptlil Bod ol Lo Jollo Colli Iroundo of Frl 'o two ot oine hits. amatour 11111htle .....,.plonoMpL Bolcor and~. llwlno this time wben ao many other 1 Mutt a::;ef!IWOIIIlme •teed if .....,.: pill the tie, shol 8 Chester f1t10 It! 0--1! 71 :~~~.. dll<wo cleO, Mmtchllll (~). li'mptl" (., lll<lllllgecs an; bolo& fired or Und· today in a 38-bole playuft for ~. ! ~ao;...'llr·par ,._,.._.. o ha•leo' Lottie Hocking 120 tlp 1-10 9 - ~ 171 &oel. a lacheo. and CUUIIDtl, CUrd (4). lng them,.tv>s iD dlafavor with Brftloh ......, _., .................. N'ckl · .~ Wolf C. Barlels (2 WP) and abe f nd f nt office " Df. "'~""" •""' ,__...,... • aWJ, wtt= Maater~ ehamplon G B :, • • . ana a ro · Both happily oeeeptod the pool-Ifrom Columhua Ohio was lhe · 11 ey • B. Maley and Lu· Are You Gotllnt Tho W~. to;d the hastily called ialll·t tlon with neither maklna tuo~es 1 leader with nl~e bol~s left to man. """0 for poi!JI that didn, drop play hut blew himseH right out ~·· -~~~~~~~drives that \\'0111 ...., on tho of tho ruanlnJ be hotleyed watehlnl F'reeae 11 Sao final round Friday which tied 1tho last two holes. Evan para Diego, where hill hUtinJ lou ben You Should Be Gtttlnt them ID< the lood at m oach. would bavo ·'•• l1lm tho UUa .... !:;:;~la~te;IJ;w;lth;::l:ew::;•tr:lktoula:;;;;·,ll They teed off tbla """""" 'al • IIUII'IJhl. AI wu, ht ftnisbed a.m. 14 •·•· 11:DT1 to 1 11-holo t~ with 1 'll-l1oloo filial of m. VIS' IIV playoff witlo IOIIIlden deolll U... after in tho OYetll they oU1I oro Gene Fl'eMe Baek tied. Rodgers, 1 oiJwlky U •·Mo· With Oncinnad ELYRIA tUPll _ DalUI]I Car· rine with 11111111 hair and 1 CINCIIINATI <UPII - The mkbael, at 44 the "old man" of - g llltll1« uld "I'• IIIII C.inelnnall Redo -...d lui lour survivon: going into the • eomplainJnc. <Jack) NicklaWJ hid naght that third buema Gene hole semilinale, bore ftle favor- bfa chance ml blew It, 10 we are Freae, JUt to S. Dlep ill May lie's label today in tho S7lh Ohio both lucky to ht bore!...... lllet eodllbfllo>c ...... balliq • Amateur GoU Champfonohip. Charla, 1 oonlrallllnr! 1-foet-2. early In tho IWOII, woold rejoin lS guarat~teed Carmichael, a World War U fly~ agreed he, 1oo, W81 happy and the olub suadaJ. • and now a Columbus arcbitect had DO regnta. 'l1tt Rlda will haw to eut a Jilet CarJ UniA of Cleveland in "There ,... IIYWal occasions player from the roster to make upper bracket batlle, while young '"' which I lbougiot I'd loot out," _ , far ..._, but tbo tlub did l!ol> l!ourno Jr, of OberOn took IIIII fm-ilte!J anliiWICO who '" Paul Minnich of !he boot E\V· MAC ~I!Aft HOSPITAL ofl1ld go• ..,_ wlU rej>ln Clnria COUJI\ry Cl11h. ST. LOUIS iUPil..Al -.r,, oiDoaU ---·a BIJt the expertl regarded car- Milwauket Braves• bMtbtl prq. terlet here .nth a doubleheader. michael as tho heol bet to taka lice .pitcher who I ...,. ~ a, •• out of last It all following hi• big vl<tmy I!11BIIIM Tltursday Dip! whtn ho _ , lmoalrllll) blo rl&ht .wer defending cham~ion Tony was struck on the !toad b71 bo~ ukle durinl an !nlrMqllld pma 8tom Jr. ot Cincinooti In l'rlday's ted ball. ""'l" be able to 1tovo In lflrilll! trlilllol- Ill oblo IIC!ion over tho IIIJDobaloed t.328- Jowlall JIOipiW lhlo to oppear ofilt, 1D U pmeo Ia fard ........ ' X..-a,. hove follool II 1 1llll! bo<alDe of tho loJilrJ. WY 2-2'1611 Carmichael weal one ovor par fraciUra. Tho Redo ~ bad 1 111 I, 21111 l'enttroy mWmp~ng tho dofandtoc champ. 'lJ. fD tho third l'OIIlld and !hen By I '32·75 lew .. 15c ':: Coon~tloto flRO ef wln4owt el all tv~t••· st. .tler4 ' .......... ' �,. _,_._ __' .• I '. w ""' ... f.,.._._._...,...~ _,..... . _ . ,...,.,... -..r vy ·., • '!: .. ' ,. 'i . n·ln,...., .1 C Sell Your 'Don'tNecds'TollelpFoo 1 1 I ~, J 1 rr ~ · a. f"'' l" ..... . - •, "l ~- '~ ~4 ._ L .. !. "'} . . . u ~ .. .~! ........ r- ... a "". r \' ~rllJOD .~--·· WANT AD l)t::AJJLJ.Nl!S &;00 f M 1 •·•) M.ondn del'- t"atr.Ueadn Dooad.l•ro• 9!00 4 • Mon<1u CAN<;ELU\T!ONS COIU!EL'I10NS •c~po.eo lll).tt.o or.OO A. Fer Oil! f)f P!Jhlleat\OD WUl M POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES, 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO AUTO SALES 11 $2295 @) U~ t FOR SALE i OM 'f"'Orret'f ltllertio• RATES Want Ad semoo • CeDU per .orG taae n.tertiDa. lllm.a. Cb.rt• 10 ami~~ I C.Ota per troro tor 1'btfto OOD...:attft ...-n.iODI Pal' nte '71 t c:enu per •Of'O .W M eban'ed tor •~h~DI II cot paul .,ttJdlt lO d~ etlw ~· pel M M. ,.... ...-· ce.=..... :a.-N, l)ailJ' EASY TO PLACE A , -.. &Ow' I If,- . u•• .. , 11,._ PUSH ING, MR . e.AR.UCH .~!' llli<IP GET eE.H IND N,r::.. MR.GE.T T'f !! lOOk Ill liM- T)z ),. 41.~ REST JL 1 PRODUCING WAN'I AD Q,l'nDO'II'!I PHONE WY 2·2157 CARD OF THANKS ----- -- IIIII•• ... w=t r' • la&ul'dlll' -8:3(1 A. .lil ln l:t•OO 00011 rrs so a. ....... •ord «' ;)!01' t' a c, Son, 'l'lla Folio Slager'' lame, wfli Wator!IIC -"Leave n To Beaver." A (ilrl be host of NJ!C.TV'o ''Tonight" C8Jicell her movie date because ohow durin~ lhe I!OCOlld weol! of IIT.LJNshe hu to atay home wllb her Johnny Clroon'a vaeatlo o>- AuJ, 18:40ltrll'iV JOUDIII' sllw, llld lbtre Ia_!' ~iD Cuneo hu already hoeD OFFICI!: HOURS 8:10 ... "*• ... - - buofaels, ... o!ll. CA&n 0. TB.A.NU - 11-U lor -.() •oftl lllllim.IUD CadJo atklttHID• Ill worl' le Oblruari• p•bl~ 1t I eu~r ....... ld 01 JileW · ltr · Iiiii' 'l'llo llnl ........,. . . ~will lit;. prlll--..1 P'l =: •1 'C Zd """!• •. ••r•• · 11u puruunet ~·~ 'a• rtPt tD edit or ... tee• llJI• ,ru. de~ed objeetirmaOJa' ~n .taould bt Npc.'f'led oma;edlatel) Tb• 11abo UU.a llt"!.D 11ot oo ..eqo~Ulhl• lot ror IIIIo- .. -_:, li.- . REGULATIONS _ . . f.baD b' uall 11 · ~om. · 1011, wilD UNit "JJit.. HOLLYWOOD <UPU - OoJI' ;:. - "!If 'lllree ...,._,. . R•whtas 10 111a,• ''!!Ill Fililow, .... ,.... ,_.old ~""Ln arrtvad pad! for 1 .,._trip, """ bit .._, ~. " fro m bit bcjJDe ID Eulopo 'l1lur. MacMIDT"Y'I ...,.l!liic out, tbo • - Diilwctk • "rrdlJ; ..,.. day for 1 \'IJII, 111111 aalareUJ bt loavinll bim bt'p!m Wb4lll bt...,. ~q, was interested ID oeeln& AJneri, lrleo to geL bit doctor, he 1eoruo ' 14 Dallroir NJ bp.t taD ltl.evillob, Mpr'•IIJ bi'?11M that the pbJJtdla Ul ~ IQM 'ID be 11 sLudyln& filn&llob oblletrlelaa IIIII Cllllllll ..... Ill OUt of cQI'Il>lllf, tbtrefore, I office full CJl IIJ!IM1•n! met' 1, ~ tbe llor)',IJato of tbo -"illcllole'o NlfJ." 'l'lla pr, .. ohows !bat tho ootworko bad to boat II llrod oa · by a Japaoooe s.•rtlfll on., IUm Th!ll'llloy olgbt, 1 oo1J oubiiWIDa, 1M 'lie oa1J t1W1p ..,.. 1 IW"'eyad the pn>VIIIDI tbaL IIJd, deolloytd .,. tho eaplaln'o oW. ed before 10 o'cloek, beeaUM !bat lormt, wblcl! 1 tol'plllomu II Ia l.at;F• • a.IN_, I.A..I• whe!L be aooo to. bed, And 1 lbt midst of llundtrla&. Whllt 11', Doll, .. _ , _ lhuugbl ,.. ml&bt be interested doiD.oJ tbe lau~Jdi:y, tilt torpodt: in 10!11f of tho plota !btl made ma.a acratcheo bll llllaer llld do: up the bullo. ot tho aebadule, aU cltloo to appi1 !vr a Purple 8111'1 -1, ol which were repoata: siDce he fl&un!o he't hoeD In ICs . . . 'eN. - " Dr. .Klldore," A boautlfui tloD agalnat the eneDJ,J, ILClltr IW' and pre,..nt young wpmBD -"Hazel," Baael'o oepbew tts dreads havlns her flrol baby, rivoo unexpoctedlJ ond dilrupfi l.f.lullot'l -"Perry Mason." The rlvalcy her boss' housebold witb a pro. !vr an execuUve promotion IJo BD motion IIC!Jeme, The boo !Dvlteo investment firm leads I• black· tho oephaw to be a boule 811111 U.UIIIIP'I maD aod murder, . while be's In lowo, hut be<Omeo u.• -"Twilight Zooe," The •.,., sulpiclous wheo ho horrowo 111011' taker of a "murderer'; row" In ~ llld tbavinll uteosf1a ond lt.R=·= ll,loopa wu museum movea tbo flglll'OI mllltes kq'i!IIIOIIce p , fN, Ko~~Qooa of Jaclo the Ripper ond otber ""' M) brothei"IP·law ond I dldll't lent criminals of the pullnto hi.o Wl:cb televllloo. We drolle out1o AN..:poot, basemeoL -and I 811... you toow tho boacl! aud had a fino IIWim lt.m.tltpfrl& IO. ConoNot wbat happened, · lnllfead·. 'lll'tiii!!J>Otll U&-"Fair Exchanee." An ex· vaudevllliao i.o atuuned when hi.o The Cl!auol I!Wim: 'l'lla 11111o ll,Rugod young son. hardly older than lllJ ofan·Red China tilt II lbe oubjeel brutber-IJI:law, decide. to study of CJ!S.TV'o "Eyewftnw" "" lt.To .... llku. law instead of going Into lbow Dfght...Allan SbetD>ao, of "My u.-J::.:;llo!o 4·Door Sedan. h ·ory over black fi11ish , red interior , W. W. tires show little wear . VB motor , automatic !rans., radiO and heater. Showroom dean. @ INFORMATION $1995 ---c-c--, 7 DAILY 'CROSSWORD lvory over blue finish . spotless rlean interior, low milt-age by original \oral owner, VB motor. Powerglide, 1'11 diu a nd heater. 1962 Belair _ _ __ _ REVIEW ' No;' -·· ... _ -- .a.-_= .. :-.... ....... ............ ....... -- .....·-..,..,........ Trade 'n' Travel Time USED CAR BUYS 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-Dr, H. T, tf • • 1111-11 .... • u tJ-.,_ • Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., July 13, I6-Daily Sentinel, - Classified: Ads Get Results. L" I ~~~~IIIICJWt ..... "...... .&11 I -...,t Plllli ~ • ,m 11m 11< IIIII •-"ii1'1iiaMIIiil:iilf"--'::li;iiiriO'";;;;;;;m:-i~"':ro&. ts.Pa1l !llhrtTt;rtlr. a oliooatD ,11 •~• ,. ., iGili 00 iilOi Miiijlt to o.-- ilili pro~~: 01 • da7•t, ol" wu. 111 =Ill .,, b111 T~i.IVISIO~ .. • \ j• WGI'¢:1W PONY I 1 WISH TO Thank the nurses IDd doctors of the hosp1tal staff at Meigs General for lbeir care during the illness ' and death of my mother, El· · sie Adams, also the Ewing: Funeral Home, Rev. Fre, land : Norris, the Sa1vatton Army, : and anyone else who helped I lo any way. Eloise Adams. 7 13 up l 3 a-•• It: J)A.ILY CBIHVQUO'D: ilow to A:Klf'DL.AA:K. It LONGP.LLOW dl_ O...lotl-" !!lmpl7 ltiiW for - . , . , , :ra tl!flllmplo All,... fw 1111 IJo, X for 11uo two O'o, etc, BIDrlo lotten, a trophlel, tiMl lenctJI ud .tvme•tm ot tbe WOldl are all btnt.. -dqlbo _ _ _ CARTS A - A.TW 017Ptoa•- XBVVIIK OPiti-N.IIQ Qaota- XYDBW' GII:I .N VGK• PJII:EDGKXW.- B'l'GOWBBWGDW HARNESS WMPO Radio ACCESSORIES MoNDAY TBRil FRIDAY OF ALL KINDS GILMORE SUPPLY STORE WJEH RADIO WY2,2774 w. 2nd St, Ill Mo~ tlln · Frld11 1:00 Slcn On I Oli Musical Clock . 7:00 New• 7'10 M1111cal Clock , ,30 Newa Beacllinot 7:30 Musical Clock t :45 l'lle Lllettns 1·00 Ohio Valley News 8·115 World & Ohio Ne.,. 1:10 Sporll TOday &·Ill Weather Picture 8·16 Musical Clock 8'5b Community News 9 00 Latchstring 9·30 Public Service 9:45 Family Worthlp Hour 10·00 Mason Councy Newa . 0:05 Talk of the Town 11:55 12:00 12:011 12:10 12:16 12:1111 12:25 12:30 12:45 I :55 Z: 00 2:55 3:tl0 3:55 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:05 5:15 '<):55 News 5:25 h :55 Morning MtiOdiOI 1:30 1e1cept Friday · Churcb 5:55 . Bella Rial' 1:00 I ; 45 World News 8:00 TERRY Ponteroy PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICES Ti11111: 10 A,M, Oat•: July 18, 1963 Lacatlon: From Gallipolis, take route 7 to Cheths. Ire. Then go oneshalf mile abova the first railroad frocks. FURNITURE (Antlqu•sl Z wuh Blanda, o:ouch, chum cbllro dreaer brut bed. wash butn, library ...;ble, diahM, writing desk, pictures, 2 sewing machiDes eloet, atn good marble. top dreuer, organ, ndio &: spe~ker, t ~ books, 22 rifle, butter mold, coal stove 10 coral rold plated aet of dl•beo (over 100 yrs, oldi, flower IIIDd, =d dining room table, end tables, Iron teakettle, tlelp love seat, pitcher ' . · FURNITURE :.:~re»-~~etnpen, ulGa1• otove, new liv~na room auJte, e, -~- s, g to, blankets, leetf atclcs 4 11anc11, rugs, 7 rock·ln,.halrs, pill""' General Electric' FrialdtfN 2 electric mlxera, good wtnciow fan, guUt framea. 2 ( r Iud pressea, waob machine, Phlleo T. v, cedar ~ bait dr)'er, food ebopper, touter, PI'Mier canner nnr rodtq chair, table &. fioor·ilibto, gu cook atove, iota of dllhet, pots, and pano, earpet raga, oliver-ware 3 eupboardt, atooe jan; Bune11, boroe eoUtr. Lois ;.r 1JD111 tooll, Scrap Iron, breakfast aet, z Iron bttloo, Oilier ilemt too numerous to menliOI!, Coma early atay Jato, · Not -•lblo lor anr accldont, Lunoh ....,....,... poun4, Lit• W, E. Swl•her, Est. Owner, John Coughneour 0. I, p...,.h, Aue, J, As Prench, Clott, SAVE UP TO 50% ON MANY 7:05 Breatlaat Potty t:lfl Jo1101 Blllclr Sbow 1:110 Sign 0o Ne"" 10:115 POlka Party 8:116 Sacred Heart 10:35 Public Service 1::10 Couniry Jamboree 11:05 Top Ten Show 8::10 Farr· NeWJ 12:00 Noon Report 7:011 ~ Party 12:30 Rev. Morlln Teels 7:15 B"'""t Star Show 1:116 Platter Party 8:110 Sundown Serenade ',.... N5 Ptcldal Hdwr Sbow 1:30 SIJ;I Off 7:iifl News Report - Ohio 8:110 Sign Off - June 1?110 Breakfall Party SUNDAY 1:00 Bn!aklut Party IIOp 7:30 Sip Ori Newt Muon County News 8,01 Qolfee Wltb Janet 8:00 Baptlal LaYDIIIn't Hoor Community New1 . . t·tl ·i!elly Newtou 8:31i Hour of Deliverance Noon NI!WI 10:01 Mfllltterlal .Usoe. · (Rev. Paul Jones) Ohio NI!WI ,10::10 CounlrJ Hoe Don t:OO Wings of Healln& Marteta Ill :llli Swap Sbor . 9:30 Sunday Show Bulletin Board 11:30 Farm NoWI IO:Oil Voice of Prophecy NtWf 0 Grams 11:40 l"ammly Worthlp Bour·Thu 10:!5 Sunday Show Agriculturt Agent 12:00 Noon Report II :flO Country Hytmtlme Coulllr)' Go Rotmd 12:15 Mule JUII Far You 12:00 Noon Report News Beat 12:15 ~ler'o GQeot Star·fi'rl 12:15 The Search Country Go Round J,IIO Platter PII'IJ 12:30 Rev .. Merlin T..ls News Beat 4:16 Bllloltnar ~uto Show 1:110 Billy Graham Mid Way Matinee 4:!11 Local New• 1:30 The Lulberon News Beat 4:55 Bill Stern Sports 2:00 Signs of the Times Discing ll'ilb Doss 1:00 Bowllns Scores <Rev. W, S. Billupt) Interchange 6:05 Van p, trick Sporls 2:15 Public Service Community N0111 2:35 The Big LUe 1:20 SUndown SeN!IIde World & Natioaal NI!WI 7:06 The World Today Uft Sunday Showcase SpoUight ou Sport. 7:30 Sign Off 4:00 Hour a1 Dodstoa Wealhercast 8:00 Sign 011 - J 4:411 John Griffin Dilmer Milolcale SAnJRDAY i :OD Sundoy Showcase lnsldo Books 8:00 Sign On N..,. 6:00 Sundown Serenade ~ Blvd, 8:06 CountrJ Jamboree 7:10 Sip Off Sip Off 8:80 Fll'ID Nt111 1:00 Sign Off - June ly HAROLD GRAY IH TI<E Q!J? O<ffi', PER~APSI BUT NoW, WITH EVEN THE LAWST C1aJI:II!S 01= THE FORTUNE '1UUAH AAWTHAH NOW. IN folff MATlQE YEAH«, LOVE AAS COMe 10 ME 1 TH~ Dli41 EARL ~ Em!BFUDOLE f PooR 80Y1 TAXES AND~~ EVEN. W\TH H\S CASTlE HE ~ PEtitt! LEGS! LEFT ME ···LAWVAf.Hi·•·PAFAHQ 10 SE SICMED· .. AH, ME, I'M 'SO ALo~E·~AHD ..·AI'IO HELPLESSP Hour I lv G~ORGE WONDER y =::-.. "~!..~0 .... v, GCr::Ct:.""'l '-JCM,•.;r;:-c ·,\I::'I.JS'\ ::'>.D!:.:TI'\l:l .•. . ,.. · ntMs f!ANCY '>4, LADY· ·· I QUIT '' .,I • ' M=! �,. _,_._ __' .• I '. w ""' ... f.,.._._._...,...~ _,..... . _ . ,...,.,... -..r vy ·., • '!: .. ' ,. 'i . n·ln,...., .1 C Sell Your 'Don'tNecds'TollelpFoo 1 1 I ~, J 1 rr ~ · a. f"'' l" ..... . - •, "l ~- '~ ~4 ._ L .. !. "'} . . . u ~ .. .~! ........ r- ... a "". r \' ~rllJOD .~--·· WANT AD l)t::AJJLJ.Nl!S &;00 f M 1 •·•) M.ondn del'- t"atr.Ueadn Dooad.l•ro• 9!00 4 • Mon<1u CAN<;ELU\T!ONS COIU!EL'I10NS •c~po.eo lll).tt.o or.OO A. Fer Oil! f)f P!Jhlleat\OD WUl M POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES, 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO AUTO SALES 11 $2295 @) U~ t FOR SALE i OM 'f"'Orret'f ltllertio• RATES Want Ad semoo • CeDU per .orG taae n.tertiDa. lllm.a. Cb.rt• 10 ami~~ I C.Ota per troro tor 1'btfto OOD...:attft ...-n.iODI Pal' nte '71 t c:enu per •Of'O .W M eban'ed tor •~h~DI II cot paul .,ttJdlt lO d~ etlw ~· pel M M. ,.... ...-· ce.=..... :a.-N, l)ailJ' EASY TO PLACE A , -.. &Ow' I If,- . u•• .. , 11,._ PUSH ING, MR . e.AR.UCH .~!' llli<IP GET eE.H IND N,r::.. MR.GE.T T'f !! lOOk Ill liM- T)z ),. 41.~ REST JL 1 PRODUCING WAN'I AD Q,l'nDO'II'!I PHONE WY 2·2157 CARD OF THANKS ----- -- IIIII•• ... w=t r' • la&ul'dlll' -8:3(1 A. .lil ln l:t•OO 00011 rrs so a. ....... •ord «' ;)!01' t' a c, Son, 'l'lla Folio Slager'' lame, wfli Wator!IIC -"Leave n To Beaver." A (ilrl be host of NJ!C.TV'o ''Tonight" C8Jicell her movie date because ohow durin~ lhe I!OCOlld weol! of IIT.LJNshe hu to atay home wllb her Johnny Clroon'a vaeatlo o>- AuJ, 18:40ltrll'iV JOUDIII' sllw, llld lbtre Ia_!' ~iD Cuneo hu already hoeD OFFICI!: HOURS 8:10 ... "*• ... - - buofaels, ... o!ll. CA&n 0. TB.A.NU - 11-U lor -.() •oftl lllllim.IUD CadJo atklttHID• Ill worl' le Oblruari• p•bl~ 1t I eu~r ....... ld 01 JileW · ltr · Iiiii' 'l'llo llnl ........,. . . ~will lit;. prlll--..1 P'l =: •1 'C Zd """!• •. ••r•• · 11u puruunet ~·~ 'a• rtPt tD edit or ... tee• llJI• ,ru. de~ed objeetirmaOJa' ~n .taould bt Npc.'f'led oma;edlatel) Tb• 11abo UU.a llt"!.D 11ot oo ..eqo~Ulhl• lot ror IIIIo- .. -_:, li.- . REGULATIONS _ . . f.baD b' uall 11 · ~om. · 1011, wilD UNit "JJit.. HOLLYWOOD <UPU - OoJI' ;:. - "!If 'lllree ...,._,. . R•whtas 10 111a,• ''!!Ill Fililow, .... ,.... ,_.old ~""Ln arrtvad pad! for 1 .,._trip, """ bit .._, ~. " fro m bit bcjJDe ID Eulopo 'l1lur. MacMIDT"Y'I ...,.l!liic out, tbo • - Diilwctk • "rrdlJ; ..,.. day for 1 \'IJII, 111111 aalareUJ bt loavinll bim bt'p!m Wb4lll bt...,. ~q, was interested ID oeeln& AJneri, lrleo to geL bit doctor, he 1eoruo ' 14 Dallroir NJ bp.t taD ltl.evillob, Mpr'•IIJ bi'?11M that the pbJJtdla Ul ~ IQM 'ID be 11 sLudyln& filn&llob oblletrlelaa IIIII Cllllllll ..... Ill OUt of cQI'Il>lllf, tbtrefore, I office full CJl IIJ!IM1•n! met' 1, ~ tbe llor)',IJato of tbo -"illcllole'o NlfJ." 'l'lla pr, .. ohows !bat tho ootworko bad to boat II llrod oa · by a Japaoooe s.•rtlfll on., IUm Th!ll'llloy olgbt, 1 oo1J oubiiWIDa, 1M 'lie oa1J t1W1p ..,.. 1 IW"'eyad the pn>VIIIDI tbaL IIJd, deolloytd .,. tho eaplaln'o oW. ed before 10 o'cloek, beeaUM !bat lormt, wblcl! 1 tol'plllomu II Ia l.at;F• • a.IN_, I.A..I• whe!L be aooo to. bed, And 1 lbt midst of llundtrla&. Whllt 11', Doll, .. _ , _ lhuugbl ,.. ml&bt be interested doiD.oJ tbe lau~Jdi:y, tilt torpodt: in 10!11f of tho plota !btl made ma.a acratcheo bll llllaer llld do: up the bullo. ot tho aebadule, aU cltloo to appi1 !vr a Purple 8111'1 -1, ol which were repoata: siDce he fl&un!o he't hoeD In ICs . . . 'eN. - " Dr. .Klldore," A boautlfui tloD agalnat the eneDJ,J, ILClltr IW' and pre,..nt young wpmBD -"Hazel," Baael'o oepbew tts dreads havlns her flrol baby, rivoo unexpoctedlJ ond dilrupfi l.f.lullot'l -"Perry Mason." The rlvalcy her boss' housebold witb a pro. !vr an execuUve promotion IJo BD motion IIC!Jeme, The boo !Dvlteo investment firm leads I• black· tho oephaw to be a boule 811111 U.UIIIIP'I maD aod murder, . while be's In lowo, hut be<Omeo u.• -"Twilight Zooe," The •.,., sulpiclous wheo ho horrowo 111011' taker of a "murderer'; row" In ~ llld tbavinll uteosf1a ond lt.R=·= ll,loopa wu museum movea tbo flglll'OI mllltes kq'i!IIIOIIce p , fN, Ko~~Qooa of Jaclo the Ripper ond otber ""' M) brothei"IP·law ond I dldll't lent criminals of the pullnto hi.o Wl:cb televllloo. We drolle out1o AN..:poot, basemeoL -and I 811... you toow tho boacl! aud had a fino IIWim lt.m.tltpfrl& IO. ConoNot wbat happened, · lnllfead·. 'lll'tiii!!J>Otll U&-"Fair Exchanee." An ex· vaudevllliao i.o atuuned when hi.o The Cl!auol I!Wim: 'l'lla 11111o ll,Rugod young son. hardly older than lllJ ofan·Red China tilt II lbe oubjeel brutber-IJI:law, decide. to study of CJ!S.TV'o "Eyewftnw" "" lt.To .... llku. law instead of going Into lbow Dfght...Allan SbetD>ao, of "My u.-J::.:;llo!o 4·Door Sedan. h ·ory over black fi11ish , red interior , W. W. tires show little wear . VB motor , automatic !rans., radiO and heater. Showroom dean. @ INFORMATION $1995 ---c-c--, 7 DAILY 'CROSSWORD lvory over blue finish . spotless rlean interior, low milt-age by original \oral owner, VB motor. Powerglide, 1'11 diu a nd heater. 1962 Belair _ _ __ _ REVIEW ' No;' -·· ... _ -- .a.-_= .. :-.... ....... ............ ....... -- .....·-..,..,........ Trade 'n' Travel Time USED CAR BUYS 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-Dr, H. T, tf • • 1111-11 .... • u tJ-.,_ • Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., July 13, I6-Daily Sentinel, - Classified: Ads Get Results. L" I ~~~~IIIICJWt ..... "...... .&11 I -...,t Plllli ~ • ,m 11m 11< IIIII •-"ii1'1iiaMIIiil:iilf"--'::li;iiiriO'";;;;;;;m:-i~"':ro&. ts.Pa1l !llhrtTt;rtlr. a oliooatD ,11 •~• ,. ., iGili 00 iilOi Miiijlt to o.-- ilili pro~~: 01 • da7•t, ol" wu. 111 =Ill .,, b111 T~i.IVISIO~ .. • \ j• WGI'¢:1W PONY I 1 WISH TO Thank the nurses IDd doctors of the hosp1tal staff at Meigs General for lbeir care during the illness ' and death of my mother, El· · sie Adams, also the Ewing: Funeral Home, Rev. Fre, land : Norris, the Sa1vatton Army, : and anyone else who helped I lo any way. Eloise Adams. 7 13 up l 3 a-•• It: J)A.ILY CBIHVQUO'D: ilow to A:Klf'DL.AA:K. It LONGP.LLOW dl_ O...lotl-" !!lmpl7 ltiiW for - . , . , , :ra tl!flllmplo All,... fw 1111 IJo, X for 11uo two O'o, etc, BIDrlo lotten, a trophlel, tiMl lenctJI ud .tvme•tm ot tbe WOldl are all btnt.. -dqlbo _ _ _ CARTS A - A.TW 017Ptoa•- XBVVIIK OPiti-N.IIQ Qaota- XYDBW' GII:I .N VGK• PJII:EDGKXW.- B'l'GOWBBWGDW HARNESS WMPO Radio ACCESSORIES MoNDAY TBRil FRIDAY OF ALL KINDS GILMORE SUPPLY STORE WJEH RADIO WY2,2774 w. 2nd St, Ill Mo~ tlln · Frld11 1:00 Slcn On I Oli Musical Clock . 7:00 New• 7'10 M1111cal Clock , ,30 Newa Beacllinot 7:30 Musical Clock t :45 l'lle Lllettns 1·00 Ohio Valley News 8·115 World & Ohio Ne.,. 1:10 Sporll TOday &·Ill Weather Picture 8·16 Musical Clock 8'5b Community News 9 00 Latchstring 9·30 Public Service 9:45 Family Worthlp Hour 10·00 Mason Councy Newa . 0:05 Talk of the Town 11:55 12:00 12:011 12:10 12:16 12:1111 12:25 12:30 12:45 I :55 Z: 00 2:55 3:tl0 3:55 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:05 5:15 '<):55 News 5:25 h :55 Morning MtiOdiOI 1:30 1e1cept Friday · Churcb 5:55 . Bella Rial' 1:00 I ; 45 World News 8:00 TERRY Ponteroy PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICES Ti11111: 10 A,M, Oat•: July 18, 1963 Lacatlon: From Gallipolis, take route 7 to Cheths. Ire. Then go oneshalf mile abova the first railroad frocks. FURNITURE (Antlqu•sl Z wuh Blanda, o:ouch, chum cbllro dreaer brut bed. wash butn, library ...;ble, diahM, writing desk, pictures, 2 sewing machiDes eloet, atn good marble. top dreuer, organ, ndio &: spe~ker, t ~ books, 22 rifle, butter mold, coal stove 10 coral rold plated aet of dl•beo (over 100 yrs, oldi, flower IIIDd, =d dining room table, end tables, Iron teakettle, tlelp love seat, pitcher ' . · FURNITURE :.:~re»-~~etnpen, ulGa1• otove, new liv~na room auJte, e, -~- s, g to, blankets, leetf atclcs 4 11anc11, rugs, 7 rock·ln,.halrs, pill""' General Electric' FrialdtfN 2 electric mlxera, good wtnciow fan, guUt framea. 2 ( r Iud pressea, waob machine, Phlleo T. v, cedar ~ bait dr)'er, food ebopper, touter, PI'Mier canner nnr rodtq chair, table &. fioor·ilibto, gu cook atove, iota of dllhet, pots, and pano, earpet raga, oliver-ware 3 eupboardt, atooe jan; Bune11, boroe eoUtr. Lois ;.r 1JD111 tooll, Scrap Iron, breakfast aet, z Iron bttloo, Oilier ilemt too numerous to menliOI!, Coma early atay Jato, · Not -•lblo lor anr accldont, Lunoh ....,....,... poun4, Lit• W, E. Swl•her, Est. Owner, John Coughneour 0. I, p...,.h, Aue, J, As Prench, Clott, SAVE UP TO 50% ON MANY 7:05 Breatlaat Potty t:lfl Jo1101 Blllclr Sbow 1:110 Sign 0o Ne"" 10:115 POlka Party 8:116 Sacred Heart 10:35 Public Service 1::10 Couniry Jamboree 11:05 Top Ten Show 8::10 Farr· NeWJ 12:00 Noon Report 7:011 ~ Party 12:30 Rev. Morlln Teels 7:15 B"'""t Star Show 1:116 Platter Party 8:110 Sundown Serenade ',.... N5 Ptcldal Hdwr Sbow 1:30 SIJ;I Off 7:iifl News Report - Ohio 8:110 Sign Off - June 1?110 Breakfall Party SUNDAY 1:00 Bn!aklut Party IIOp 7:30 Sip Ori Newt Muon County News 8,01 Qolfee Wltb Janet 8:00 Baptlal LaYDIIIn't Hoor Community New1 . . t·tl ·i!elly Newtou 8:31i Hour of Deliverance Noon NI!WI 10:01 Mfllltterlal .Usoe. · (Rev. Paul Jones) Ohio NI!WI ,10::10 CounlrJ Hoe Don t:OO Wings of Healln& Marteta Ill :llli Swap Sbor . 9:30 Sunday Show Bulletin Board 11:30 Farm NoWI IO:Oil Voice of Prophecy NtWf 0 Grams 11:40 l"ammly Worthlp Bour·Thu 10:!5 Sunday Show Agriculturt Agent 12:00 Noon Report II :flO Country Hytmtlme Coulllr)' Go Rotmd 12:15 Mule JUII Far You 12:00 Noon Report News Beat 12:15 ~ler'o GQeot Star·fi'rl 12:15 The Search Country Go Round J,IIO Platter PII'IJ 12:30 Rev .. Merlin T..ls News Beat 4:16 Bllloltnar ~uto Show 1:110 Billy Graham Mid Way Matinee 4:!11 Local New• 1:30 The Lulberon News Beat 4:55 Bill Stern Sports 2:00 Signs of the Times Discing ll'ilb Doss 1:00 Bowllns Scores <Rev. W, S. Billupt) Interchange 6:05 Van p, trick Sporls 2:15 Public Service Community N0111 2:35 The Big LUe 1:20 SUndown SeN!IIde World & Natioaal NI!WI 7:06 The World Today Uft Sunday Showcase SpoUight ou Sport. 7:30 Sign Off 4:00 Hour a1 Dodstoa Wealhercast 8:00 Sign 011 - J 4:411 John Griffin Dilmer Milolcale SAnJRDAY i :OD Sundoy Showcase lnsldo Books 8:00 Sign On N..,. 6:00 Sundown Serenade ~ Blvd, 8:06 CountrJ Jamboree 7:10 Sip Off Sip Off 8:80 Fll'ID Nt111 1:00 Sign Off - June ly HAROLD GRAY IH TI<E Q!J? O<ffi', PER~APSI BUT NoW, WITH EVEN THE LAWST C1aJI:II!S 01= THE FORTUNE '1UUAH AAWTHAH NOW. IN folff MATlQE YEAH«, LOVE AAS COMe 10 ME 1 TH~ Dli41 EARL ~ Em!BFUDOLE f PooR 80Y1 TAXES AND~~ EVEN. W\TH H\S CASTlE HE ~ PEtitt! LEGS! LEFT ME ···LAWVAf.Hi·•·PAFAHQ 10 SE SICMED· .. AH, ME, I'M 'SO ALo~E·~AHD ..·AI'IO HELPLESSP Hour I lv G~ORGE WONDER y =::-.. "~!..~0 .... v, GCr::Ct:.""'l '-JCM,•.;r;:-c ·,\I::'I.JS'\ ::'>.D!:.:TI'\l:l .•. . ,.. · ntMs f!ANCY '>4, LADY· ·· I QUIT '' .,I • ' M=! �\ ~ \ \ f NOW YOU KNOll' MJlam.<IIIBH loaiJeta • ' tab llleiraa. . frla..._,triciiiJ e ..... .. lllllnlfllellre .. • •• •wn of Jlui.Duao aeer Clbt.. II, hocllo. ' t Mrs. Beegle Is HOsf~SS Wh en Councilors Met at Rt. 2 Hea -On the regular ll)eettng of Kn lhll ol. Pythlas LOOge No. ZIO h•ld Thuraday evening at lh• hall In Middleport. carl Owen. oo" going Chancellor Commander, presided during the meeting. Officers elected were . Chancellor Commander, Clyde Andrews; Vice Chancellor Lester Walburn; Master of Arms. Danny Zirkle; Moster of Work, J, H. Grate; Prelate, Brad ', oil; Inner Guard, Bob Grimm; er Guard, R. S. Manley; R&cording '!e<:retary, Richard Ballo ey; Secretary. Cash Bahr. R&freshments were served by HOI' ace McElhinny and Clyde An- Mn. Joseph Beegle wao hostto the Put Councilors of I ~·-::~c••:eooncn, Daughtert II lor their annual I~~~~ Thuraday evening •t her It In Racine. The affair wu held on t h e t••·wn. A poUuck dinner was ser· ai 6:30 and members and lf.:~~u:were sealed at tablos I' wlth arrangements of fiowero and candles. Present were Mn. Fred Desoauer, Mro. John Smith, Mrs. Grover Erb, Mrs. Max Melnharl, Mn. Richard CamnheU, Communist Antagonists In Last Try ou" Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Watson Jr., Minersville, an- Ray Seldenabel, Mrs. Eldon Dennis and Brenda. Mr. and nounce the engagement of t~eir daughter Deanna June to Kraeuter, Miss Leda Mae Krn- Mrs. £mest Powell, Mr. and MRS. WILLIAM FRED LOHRER I Frankhn Andrew Summerfield, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. euter, Miss Mary Jewell and Mrs. Robert Bowen, Mrs. Joe . . . , . Fronkhn SummerfiP 1rl Gahanna. Ml Shirl B 1 Evans Mr Pearl Parker Mr 'lr a nd Mrs \'ir nil Block wood announce th• engage· Baskets of whM gladwhas and fern, combmed With M"Iss Watson 11 1 JM• -•~ ss ey eeg e. • s. · • . . " . . . .· t '· ·h d I b d . t d th II r of th. e uate of Pomeroy High·~ Schoo] •· "" t rl t M tual Ins Co and Mrs. Paul Eichinger .td me nt" un. d :.!p!Jro ~whm g marnage ol their daughter, M~tl- w.o seven - ur~n{' can t! a _ra. ecora P ~a a o ss u urance lyn. to Ri chard J. Pou!Jn . son uf ~Jr. and Mrs. Lucien MHtdleport Church ol Chnst for the weddmg of . Mtss and Is employed with the Me>- Columbus. Potluck Picnie Paula June, Mr. and Mrs. Alo P o ulin or Pome r ov ) !•ss Blackwood is a 1960 graduate ol l Carla Wilson. daughter of Mr. a~d Mrs . Russell Wtlson, . - . - - - -- Mr. Summerfield I• a En • dB Cl b len Eichinger, Mrs. Hubert Pomeroy Hi g h sc hool a nd is pr•sentl y •mploye d at Elb•r· ol Middleport , ,,nd Mr , William fred Lohrer, of Athens, ]oye Y U . Wolfe and Keith, Mr. and Mrs. fe lds ~{r Poulin 1, a l<o a 1960 graduate uf Pomerov High •SOP of Mr . and Mrs. Clifford r. Lohrer , of Cmcmnali. ~~ graduate 01 Gahanna Hlg Members of the Laurel Cbfl Charles R. Kerr Sr., Mr. and S chooi and at tend~d Rio Grande College . He 1s employed 1 The vows of the eouble ring ceremony were read by . fOUn n School and ts a member of Better Health club and their Mrs. Charles Diehl and Lewis at Mane tt a Ma nu fJ<Iun :lg l'o . An Augu st wedding · the Rev. ~'red I. r.ardne'· Saturday, June 22, at 4 :30p .m . ', u. S. Marine Corpo Reserves. . enJoyed a poUuck pic- a~d Charles, Mr. and Mrs . Lou la ned The bride, esrorted down ' . _ . i -~ : 1 He ls associated with the dmner 'Ibursday evening •)n D1ehl, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar P n . the aisle by her father , wore yellow • throated white orch •d 1[ . head Radio Co. Columbus. lawn at the home of Mrs. Smith and Diane, Mi•s Paula floor length gown of pure from her bridal bouquet. . I The open chur~h weddln Lowell "McNJckle, Antiquity. Frick, Miss Ruth Ann Norris, · organw, featuring a b~ Upon _t~elr return the c~ple l " Jul 20 at 2: g Following dinner, there were Miss Rose Ann ThelSI and Mrs. · of chantilly lace with a are res1dmg at 65'}, W. Washmg- Mr . and Mrs. Allen Roush y Ch ch'!II -~the swings for the children, games McNickle and family . lsal>rir'Ia neckline and . long lton-s l, Athen•. The bride is a ,of Bradbury ar~ spending with~- ~roldeHo:Sf;.iiiiii~~~~~....ii..i~ ~~~~.i;i;ii.ii;;;;;;o;;iiii"'i sleeves tapering to a pomt vver graduate of M1~dleport high 1 week en? m_.· Ct ~innatt hands . An organza bow ac· school, class of 59, a member , they will Vlslt with theJr son, ~.~~~u~the waist in back Lace of Evangehne Chapter, OES, ' Lee Roush, who attends South~ A reception at the parsonage !~ were used on· the and is employed as a secretary Iern College. · follow the cererbony imJille-11 of the full skirt whlrh to . the ~ers~nnel Director .at Miss Cora Rupe has returned • ehapel length Ohw Umvers1ty. to Middleport after a month's 1 train. Mr. Lohrer is a graduate of visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lowell [ vacation trip through Her fingertip veil of silk i!- 1Colerain High School, Cincin- 1ProbasC<J in Charleston,_W. Va. j Snookoey Mountains and Vh·gin- 11 ·' .\'J· i :· fell from a crown .of 1nati, class of '57 •. recel~ed ~Is 1She attended the weddmg of I Beach wh.ere they were ·-·. pearls. She carried a colomal 1degree from Oh10 Umverstty !Miss Julia Probasco. of Mrs. Moore's brother, ':. bouquet of white rosebuds cen- lin 1961 where he was a mem- i Mr. and Mrs. Shelby tered with a white orchid . lber of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, :Lanslng, Mich., have been and SHOP SATURDAY NIGHT TIL 9 AT M1ss Coleen Wdson, sister of 1soe1a\ .fratermty Del- guests of her parents, Mr. and , J and SigmH near Ralel"" .,., N. C., . the bride. W<~S maid or honor. ta Ch I, mens ourna 1Ism Soc- Mrs. William Reynolds tn Midthe borite of She wa• attired In a street -iety. AI present he Is AS>istant dleport. They will visit in Asb Lawn, bome of length dress of nile green tar- Director of University Informs- ville, Ill., with his parents befeta with bell shaped skirt. The tion at Ohlp Unlversity. · fore returnin~ to Lansing. Mr.l "'iiiiiliiiiOiiiiiii;;;;;iiiii; ·' ;;;J;iiiiiiiiiii - white !are bOOice featured el· and Mrs. William Reynolds en-11 bow length sleeves and a round tertained with a dinner while neckline which formed a deep ~ their daughter and husband Oln OUt were here. Miss Cora Rupe was V In back. A lace bow was used '1 al the waist in back. Her head· a guest Wednesday and Thurs· ,.;;-w day. piece was a matching taffeta ·~i bow with fare veil and she car· '; t1 Mr. L. w. McComas accom~ panied Diane McComas to Rio ried a colonial bouquet of green f tinted carnations. Whitt! wrist Grande Co11ege Monday wherell length gloves and white patina Mrs. Max Meinhart returned 1 home Thursdav after a sever- she took the entrance tests. She shoes completed her costume. 1 to en ter Rio Grande . . 1al weeks visit· with relatives , Pans Miss Carolyn Hook, of Xema . . C 1 b fall 'd 'd d 1m o urn us . 1 . was bn esma1 an wore an . [ The Middleport 4-H Club Identical s'tyled dress in yellow Henry Joachim returned to · · · . . h· h · y meet Thuesday evening at 1 : With. matchmg ~ccessones .. she FJsd omefl In o~nltgs o~thn holn home of advisor, Miss DUone ll earned yellow hnted carnat1ons . ri ay 8 er a VIS WI s · Th fl ·1 M' K 1 sisters Miss Emma Joachim McComas. All members are ur.... S ROY . MARK e ower gir was Iss • . Iand M~s . Dana Peoples. ged to be present at th~ meetMil{ • ly Ann Wilson, of Pomeroy, coulng. · . . sin or the bride. Mr . Dan Huss, 1 Mrs. Dana Peoples and Hen_ . , On June 9, the marnag• of Julia Ann Probasco and , 1 c· . tl be t .1h ry Joachim were Thursday din· Mr. and Mrs. Willis Alshlre ., W. 'fh us t on m . t h e r ·trst I M o mcmna was s man ,C 1w1 ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. are at thelr horne ,_ Roy Mark was rea d by Dr. \v. w·n· u• D ayton 0 0 Pres byterian Church of South Charleston, W. Va . I r. ' Jam awson, urn- Homer Holter Chester Road. during this weekend. They will Following a half hour program of traditional wed· If bMus, JMr. Ro~land CongdoAn,hand Mrs Home; Holter Mrs retum to Middleport to be with . I d b h h h . t '·I· A d r. ames ;,entmeyer' I ens , . ' . In ,18631 pen-antJ-jnk ~ d mg mustc p aye y t e c urc orgams n tss u rey . h Dana Peoples and Henry Joach-. her paren•ts • Mr. and Mrs. -today, automerion. Thoma,, the ceremony wa.s performed _at 3:30. p.m. be- 1se.rvmg a_s ~s ers . im visited Thursda afternoon bert Chambers.. Mr. Chambers fore the altar decorated with palms, white gladJOias and fhe bnde s mother chose at Tu Pial · d remain• ·a patient at 1h Mr tnum s. 1two p1ere hme lmen sheath M ppers d ~ k · an HospitaJ ln Galllpolls. The bride. given in marriage !Mark of Glen Ellyn, Illinois, i dress with matching accessor- . C~=~t~ay~~~ Mrreca: an~r~t Mr. and Mrs. carl Vanderby her father . wore a floor ,and the late Mrs. Mark. is a Iies . She wore a rorsage or red Ch 1 B d Mr ' hoof and chUdren and Miss Di~ ' 8 · In 1863, Abraham Lin<oln oiiJ!Od lniD law ol>lll whkh hu proved inti«<! meaningfol to len gth gown of tucked import· Igraduate of Miami Un iversity , ro~es . ci. ane McComas have been at 1De~r es B aum, nd ~nEd the Nation ••• the National Currency Act. It establilhed a national currency; and Fedeially.. td organ~y with insets of lace . .Oxford , and is currently attend- T h e bridegroom 's mother . 8 marThaum~ Lake Hope this week. Thev chartered benb, ID take lllelr plact betide the 00Ji1tinc sta~hartered bonks. odnf r. were accompanied by Mr. 1. E. It wa s styled wit h short sleeves : ing the graduate school there . wore a pink knit s heath dress 1•' adumM. Rey aFso cka · 1 1'h ' 11 h "II b · . . . an rs . oy rec er an anr . d d 1 scoop nee klln t' e ge m ace : Is 1a P WI e an assJs· WI! 11 matchmg accessor!~ 1.1 f p· G Miller. Mr. and Mrs. VanderU Lincoln had been able to look ~ead 100 yean and aee the far-reachin& reault11 this Is what me . ro~e. . hoof and cht1dren returned to and a bell shapt:>d skir1 An or · lant in the History department with which stle wore a corsage !1Y 0 he would have 1ee111 ganza cu mmerbund <~ccented , and Mrs. Mark will be associa · l of pink rosebuds . Miss Judy d Mrs. ~sief Ftscher klefdt ~r~-t their horne in Waldo today. The U.S. publi< receiving moro than $450 billion I"'!"" In pm011.1l income; ito Miss ay evening or a wee en vast the ntted waist lint' . A eap of ted with the Sociology depart. IButcher organist and communitin with over 100,000 echooll; it. citbemownin1 more than 70 miUion the tu cked organdv and tare · menl I Hamor a' Boice so.loist present- with her sister and brother~in~rs. Nan Moore, daug~ter, · · · · · • ' '. Ia Mr and Mrs Rich d Elizabeth Moore, Miss Mlldautomobile~. Tliis &uriobing otatll ol. oflliro o - much to tho otandardizatiou of h~ ld _her. wal.St length V('ll of After a short wedding trip 1ed a program of weddmg mus- w, · · ar red Hawley, and Urt:, Grace the cun:ency. they are residing in Oxford . 11c preceding the ceremony . Van Meter of Beverly. Hawley have re~ed from 11lk tllus iO~ She cam_ed a ~asrade b~ · The _Proba.sco f~mily former- 1 A rereption 11as held In the \- Mrs. Mary. Ruth . King And t..lvould have oeon one oommerdtd bank oftlce lor ovory 7,000 penono; f~Uet of white dals1es. She also l:v· resided m Mtddleporl. and sorial rooms or the church im· . daughters visited Friday 90" .of all paymenQ made with ~ checb; individual coinmercial bank tavwore a ne<'klace of pear ls for· the bride Is a graduate of the I mediately following the St!n·ice . at ~everly with Mr. mother, Mrs. Albert Mees. • ln'JP of aboot $10 bllliob; commercial baDb havinJ.,... $130 billion In foano mer ly wu rn by tier great grand Midd leport high schooL jThe bride's lable was Richard VanMeter_ .•~id,en-lturMr·~· and Mrs. Jack Nicely outttaMin~o A Yiltly dif!erent type of bulk building and. equipment lDitead' of mot ht-r and r.eal ln sh I ~ c e 1 with 3 white Cloth and renterMr. and Mrs. Howard ·.:J to their__.horne in Colum· Pl•and~iDlr: reeorde' automation. New ooncreptl ••• new and upended bankini g_loves, the g1fdt ~~ a friend . f:l•ening Is Spent jed with a three tiered afndTson•: TeArry and Friday after a several daJ1• II ' 1 1 ,.rriceo tbt keep poco with the needo of a forward·loofdntr notw.-.D thwhwh comp ett' er a tu e. . . • ('.ake encircled with ivy and o US<.'O rtz., Wlth her parents, , ' devolopecl becoiloe the dual bonfdntr l)'llem ol. 1863 lpatlted. arowiDJ .,. of Susan Probas('O s~;~r v l:'d a ~ .Sot·rtllly, SPWIHIJ 1 white rosebuds ni• for a visit Mrs. R&; E. Gibbs. Hostess gifts were presented ! . · nd h .drs. Ray Mr. and Mrs. Tim Swan ·and her stsler 's maitl of hon or and CIOOipotitioll Ia tho honiD"' field. only attenda nt Shf' wnr e an to Mrs. Hiram Fisher when th~ 1 Servmg cake 8 punc were and uLuer reaJtives. Tim arid Jack, and daitl!h·· ll The ..otution ol th1o plctun tbtouch yan of"""' on411Udy emph•ilet """'mercia! bank· alter noon drl'ss nt pnh· blue Tri-City Sewing club met Thur s- j Mr:-o . Duane Bump. Athe~s. r,·Irs . Mrs. Harold Erwin and of Colu~ spent lna'•'..,.,.tti1Jc drivo to bettllr ita best , •• to provldoi the lulleot moasuro of -plete !Jrganza . The flll ~->d bodil'e was da.v _ev~ning at her home, ,\It in · : Br_uce Bradford. Alvara a, d Mrs. Robert Wines weekend With Mrs. l>l•l:lo,oorvic& . arcented b~· sott unpre~~ed t>r sviiie . as , Mr.\ Charles Riffle an , Lori, of Crown nctpa pl eats in the bark ot I he !;kirt The evening was spent social- Mrs. Wll Jam Strauss, Pomeroy. Thursday with Mn. II'~ Mr. •.• ·.· 5hf::' wore matrhmg ar cf'ssories ly and in sewing after whir·h a Mrs . Ro~rt Eastman of Bay • G • e.nd carrif·d a bouquet of blue 1l~ssert course was served by regJ.ster.ed th_e guests . 8 weddmg trip to. . , the hostess to Mrs . Robl:'rl . Jais1es. POMIROY, OHIO The groom had as hi~ best. ' Rawlings , Mrs. Russell WiJ ... on. mgton, D. C., and V!rgwia. . ...., . . _,. ' NATIONAL CURR.NCY ACT AND .. , , ne~ Mrs. Lohr_e r ~hose a mom Mr Henry Beekl ey, .Jr oF Mr s. Millard Wildermuth . Mr!i; . TONIGHT piece k.nlt smt Wlt.h yeJ. Lafayette, Tnd .. and Mr Roy Robert Hoberts, Miss Eliz3b: th TONJotiT THI DUAL IANKJNQ IYITIM "SPLENDOR IN Cheney , uncle of the bnde . and Fick Mrs . Bradford Maag Miss low accessones. She wore THI GRASS" Walt Dloney Preoenll t on David. served' as ushers . , Mary Virginia Reibel. M r ~(Tecbnicolor) A reception followf>d the rPr- : Charles Riffle. Mr::. William Natalie Wood WarreD Bea~ IY. Pat Hjngle Audrey ChriJ. emony In the church parlors. : Grueser and Mrs. Harlan Wt.oh· ",. ,· tie, Zohro Lampert1 Blrbarl The bride, daughter of Mr . . rung. ·' I W• Pay 3% lntenlf On Your Savings Loden. Fred Stewart. FOR ALL OCCASIONS and Mrs . Lowell W. Probasco ·~ '• "THE FIREBRANDof Riverside Drive , South Char· ATTEND SERVICES - :L Kent Taylor Lisa Mantell, We wire fio~ers everywuere Chubby Johnson. Allen J1ff1 leston, attended Miami Univer- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph LPe ats itv at Oxford , Ohio. later grad- tended funera! services for WY 2-~039 iu11. MM. Tues. . uated from Ohio State Univer- Lt. Richard Whittington in Ma,r- 11 DAY or NfGHT July 14-15-16 '. sity. She has completed a 1elta recently . He was killed Pomerciv Flower ShoD UGYPSY'' ., year of graduale study at Mi- an airplane crash jn France. f'TeehniColor) Mn. Millard Van Meter Natalio Wood Karl Molden ami University while servmg His wife, the former JuuJd~y~;~::.;JI WI OIVI TV STAMPS Ro..ttnd a....u as a freshman -1dvisor. bury , and two arnall d W. Mahl PomeroJ .Ml. Mark, son of Mr. <;:lyde survive. A •• About M 'dd/ t epor I I Be Thrifty • I I if ' • • SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1963 ..,.,'IIVERSAL QUESTION -~ M • I Ab Y 1 P-pfe In Pomerov . r . if • · Twenty Die Accidept~lty.,, 16 In Autos, Over Weekend · ,, I f I /'i'.l ~ ) ned w:; .=ta, 1 MEIGS THEATRE .( ""· ·~· I ' ........ I '· . '. ca'ta ''Like all tbe 111 Ill)' ..e., 1111111, rm up there walllnl ,... ··,,, i \ .Savings Co•. ' 1 1 " ' ' ~ ' ' ' ' ' associated only with race pro~». lema movies aucb u "The .0. llant Ones," whlcb won blm u Oecar nomination, "I've ltaad tloat tloa ~ ftJ II ..lp lllJ ,...,. II tt bep . all." WOiildoJC ........ ... But ' .. -~- tbe...... ... ~ .. , _ . . . . .,. an ..........., ...., N&- .,_ be 1111• "I'• .., p . por~mer to be IIOIIIIaateil HPt.t1 ,_ • .,._ 11 w. lila Ul ' ~.a sv~H D.-ive ·In ~w~ of BY EiiKINE JOBN9oN BELGRADE - (NI£A) _ All a 1nuuaa being, Sldaer Poltler ;tGuJd 'like 111 oay· I· \ ' "Mr."""""~'"" ""'""' J Poitier Agr~es Moviemen Overdoing 'Message' Bit I f . _.,.,H :..-- ~~....:;: . .,.... ·~ ._.., .. tbe _._.,,. ~~a~·· ·~ J'!ll'll tbe bit. cnm ··~ _ , al.. 1eaat, Ill bave' IDalle =- ............... .. ...... ......-. -~ "" ' . . .. &~ 4lil! .~ . :!.,~ Ill,, " c.. -:::' · · . · froiiniaillellat' .' j ' .l ' .wotchlno CBS-TV wll~ leom the answer the night of Julv · 20 wt.en Normo Nolo n, the present queen, crowna hell l~W at the ))QQeOnt In Miami Beach, Fla. ..::==J l( I I I 'W<.I,. :1··r~ i Twenty_ persons rtied accidentally in Ohio during the ·e•kend. with !raffle accidents accounting for 16 of :em A United Press International survey from 6 p.m. Fri· •Y until midnight ~unday showed at least 16 persons oed on the nighways. lwo drowned and two were killed t miscellaneous mishaps. Two accidents accounted for the bathtub at his Louisville ·~ lives. Three were killed in home. three-car crash on the Toledo- Middletown: Earl Frazier 37 ~tro~t Exp.ressway near Tole- Franklin. his !1011, Dennis, ' · Fnday mght , and three per- iand Allana Frazier, i, Frank·~ed in a head-on collision ne~r jlin fatally injured in a headon tddletown durmg a heavy ram Lauto comsion at a curve on OJ:.. turday. j rord State Road just south of l'he dead included : 1 Middletown during heavy rain, Frldoy Night SUDday · roledo : Charles Holton . 2g · : Springfield : Stacy June Mae'n Marie Holton , 5 months : I Gregot, 6, Springfield, killed th of Marion. and F'lovd Tav· l when thrown from a pony and ". 18. of Toledo. killed. in ·a dragged aloog the ground. ·ee-car crash on the Toledo- I Columbus : Kenneth Jones. 8. :troit Expresswav near North- Columbus, killed when his l)i.. .od. ·· ·cycle was hit by a ear. 1: l. ,.;j M. I SUNDAY, JULY 14 .through SATURDAY, JULY 20 COME A AY SINCE '1863 1 I I I "I I •• t 1 i rece-ived In the accident . O'Dell da=.r Eaves nor any of hlt I ' " pltal and Harry O'Dell , Rev· slid approximately 65 feet, and ens wood , died Sunday at 2-:!0 then struck •he rear of t b e liar ••-1 · I""" p.m. at the hospital of injuries per ve~m: e, causmg 11• ..t was a Kaiser plant employee. three passengers wu 1rdu:red. [ Chari~ Harper, 47. _Hunting· Property damage was eatiJna"ton, dr1ver llf the car In which jed at $3,500 to the three vebloo Miss McCulloul!h was a-.assen· les. • . ra1r . corKhtion. . ger 1s listed 1n [· According to statements takIf I su erin~ from a f'rushPd chest en by the investigating officers. Jlllilolll.. and internal .injuries. i the O'Dells were enroute tt Charles Cr1~grr . Ravenswood . j Holzer Hospital with the son. w 1 Kaiser employee , and a 1Samuel, who was prone ao rat:•nRer in the O'Dfll car , al- tacks which momentari1y left . 'IB listed fair, suffering from him unconsciOUJ. Samuel told .tnal and other injuries. F..ddie officer~ he suffered an attack Dell and Samuel O' Dell , sons just prior to the accident and Harry O'De-ll. were listed was " out " ' when the accident mday in fair condition. Eddie happened. ·t.ferin~ from a fractured Miss Mc~ullough an,d Mr. :1st and fractured jaw. and O'Dell are Mason Couniv's fiftb .tmuel. ~nder obstorvation lor and sixth highway fatality. head tn]ury . By Monday Sam- Miss M<.'CuiJougb was born •I had improved. at Mole Hill, W. Va ., Oct. 20, According to the State Police 1921. She is survived by her ld Sheriff's department inves· parents, Emerson and Pearl J&ting officers. the accident Hill McCullough of Pennsboro, curred whpn the- O'Dell car , W. Va., and Mrs. Genevieve ave ling south on Routt 2. and , Amos of Parkersburg. W. Va. e Harper vehiCle traveling Services for her will be at 1rth on Route 2. collided head- 2 p. m. Wednesday at the Mt'1 Cullough Funr.ral home al According to statements by 1Pennsboro, W. Va . The body anton Eaves. 19. F:ast Lvnn.[ i!. at Miller's home for Funerals. . Va .. driving behind the Har· The body of Harry O'Dell, ~r car. the O'Dell r.ar appar. j al-so at Millers's Home for Fun'tJY went out of control on the erals. wiJI be taken to the •rvf' and cut over inltJ I h e Franklin Funeral Home at Park~per lane of traffic. Eaves ersburg for last rites. Elberfelds In Pomeroy 1 ' Airman Lynn E. Shu~r of Raeine Is ~ing rrea11slpHI to Syr•eusre IN. Y. ~ Univenily, for technical training 811 8 United State AI F s r oree eem. munlrations analysis s--ial· r~· 8 ---------·~--------- vtslt~~Dam 1 n d 8 pa~senger. 1 1 G~eenlee, 19: were ~k- i to .Me1gs Memo~1al hosp1tal f OrtJcer George Htcks. Green- 1 lee was reported to have suf· 1 fered · 1 1acera,.1ons. · · severe r~c1a several cont us1ons. an d a bra · Save AI of Your Sales Slips From Elberfelds In Pomeroy. I · B~wer AIRMAN SHULER ~ 1 ....... i IMaln.-st in Pomeroy. Pomeroy police said the auto driven by Charles Eugene Brewer was heavily damaged wben ran off the highway and hll power poJe. l iif- • f':· !to a registered nurse at Parkers- was ro~ng to turn Route burg, W. Va . was pronounced rr. Eaves applled his braltel dead on arrival at Holzer hDI· when the accident occurred 1nd ,, ' l d Ad the interseC't ion of Poutes 2 and 874 Miss Phyllis McColloogh, 41 • stated that he thou ht O'DeR early Sunday fol· I :~~~~~: • one-car crash on West I ,.,_,,..·"""""·""'u"*wu-....,.. PT. PLEASANT - Two persons were ldlled and more ano in faiT condition at Holzer Hospital tndaf followmg a 'ead-on collision early Sunday mol'lllng at two Two Pt. Pleasant men were I ' Three Cars Involved; Two Other Persons Just 'Fair' Point Men Hospitalized After Wreck PITI'SBURGH - For I he rest of the summer Danny 0'· MOSCOW cUPn _ Soviet Kain, Billy Burke and Bobby negotiators met tndBy · Abbott _will ride their bikes, go what might be t.be final se&~ston BWimmmg or play baseball. of lheir ideological talks, ''No more mines for us/' said formed SOUI'Cel said. 14-year-<>ld Bobby. "We h a d fbe Soviet Union'a bitter and attacli on ""ldn•'• enough of that for the rest of our lives. communism haR sea,Jed Burke. IS, looked up from . failur< of the talko and the comic pages to nod agree- Chinese delegates may leave ment. "We sure did," he said. home at any time, the sources The youngsters were loat two said. days jn an abandoned coal mine More than a week of talks have near here, and found Sunday deepened the split het••een miraculously, safe. ' two Communist giants, if further meetings art' result epected Is a Mn, Bentz Wolf.tJ., Mrs. Henry !drew=:::'::_·- - - - - - Reibel, Mn. oVIIf Diddle, Mrs. Jack Robson, Mrs. Mary B. were played and filrm shoq Heines, Mn, Charles C o h e n, by Bob McNickle. Mlso Ema Jesse, Mn. Thomas Attending were Mr. and Mrs, Cook, Mn. Olan Goodwin and Clifford Jacobs and Jar.k, Mr. guests, Mn. Arnold Hayes, Mrs, and Mrs. James Gilmore aDd DEANNAJUNE WATSON 1 ·~~~~~J6---------------------;;;~~~;i~~ - ;:~T~o~T;h~e~l~~~~~~~~~~i.O~t~T~he~M~a~·~6•~·M~.. ~~n~~~~~..~~--------~~~.~:~-, ·.- ------------.::~"'-...;._ '{OL XV NO. 76 ~~~~~--~----~-----------~~~OQY~~~D~OC~E~PO:.:.:R~~~O~H~IO~---~~--~M~ON~D~A~~~J~U~LY~15~,21~96~3~---~--~ ~of ~\~ ---.----------------~~==~~~!;rfV~~~~=;~~·• " ~;~~~Uft ~ . Knightl Name Clyde .4ndrew• ToPo•t trew officers were eJected iiiOvJee to'.., · ' ' . - ...,. · .- '·'rli!!,- : · -If • ~ lq ~"'·· ...., .there .... DtJIIOt', _,., In ~;IICrfl!l. It Is a ~ ~ ~' . liiiMe ·bell& · -~~~, !~~~,... ... ............ . . . ~ '• """"~' ' ·. . ! I Louisville · Bevedy Kress, j - .- -- struck and killed by • ca, en she dashed onto Ohio 44 ;t south of Louisville in Stark •nty. Saturday ~anton · Timothy Lewis, 7 , Lewis Cash Braley, 89, died 'nths , accidentally drowned in , Sunday evening at his home on Hooker-s! in Middleport. Born In Langsville, the deceased wu the son of the late Hartwell an4Lunclnda Sansbury Braley. Surviving are his wife, Lovlna ; two daughters, Mrs. W. Russell , Sr, or Fort Wayne, LeWis Braley o•1es sunday ssroa S·IW . d . , :;~l:r"ri.::.~·~.Jg.~= ~ader-f dren iho among the Negro and five great-grandchiJ. ? would be resp:msible for the dren . Mr. Braley was a rnernduct ol such a crowd" her of the Middleport Baptiat I · ~~cb any groups, principcdly the Frie~s may caD at the Ra• ACP, ba~ found i~ net-essa.ry 1\ings-Coats Funeral home after t ampaign fot Negro support. Tuesday morning. Services wlU ¥>P Charles c. Diggs. O.M,ch., be there at 10:30 a.m. TUesday Wegro congressman proposed witb Rev. Donald Boone, ~~ summit meeting" 0 ; N slsted by Rev. Fred I. Gard. . ., egro or- ner, In charge. Burial will bo In '\llatioDa where we start con. Miles cemetery. tratin3 on objectives and forlho dilteren... wbtch may exMe1p ~I 11oop1t11 ~IDODf! nur leadership with reADMIBSIONS SAftlRDAY the poco and lj)III'08cb." Clara Nleholson, Rutland: Jlec. oide from reducing the over· ky Rowe, Rer.ine; Patsy Oiler ~ftectiveness oJ !be desegrega- MaSOII; Samuel Perry, p_: -i campaign-. pOint that was roy. · . cheered by arch-segrega- DISCHARGES SATURDAY - "lhe division iD !be Ne- None. could hove dras~c ADMISSIONS SUNDAY-ia elfeclivo COilirol oy Grueaer, MkkllepGn. ute that beiJis DISCIIARGEII 8UNti.\Y lor WubiltcloL None. . '' , ' 1 '!llo - ...J \ ' ' ·" - ' ;. . f ~ ~ I •' ~~- ,. '·.~' i ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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