http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/a8c65ed9591115c2398de06aabb152b3.pdf db70979104b923cfab0ea1f11c433e1d PDF Text Text I ! i J ·• . .'·•~ !11·1•0 n Sc'-.o.:.r For G1•rls t's oiOIWf 1111111: Ill ~ 11!11 ~. · Repol1 fa Gl~e11 011 ""' rtUOf . • worbbop oa MYt lelclenhlp. M . ... loll:.... "'-•""ribed For WSCS Group Ml!l .Toney cave • reoume ol iuioll Co~IH!IIdoll he Ia k ~- _ _. .. ol The YIIWII MUrled Couple's • Hlghllghta of the miS8ion Weodeyan Unoversity at Del•· r c 81 wor 011 "'" "'""" lass of the BrldfGrd ,...,,_.. ' 1 if '~ \ • va: ~ 11..,- .\'IIIIA!d B-DI!Ily Sentlllf!l, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Jul)' 111, 'With theJI' 11011 and r.,.ny, Mr. · ud Ml'l. Robert Mltdl, Steven Virglnla. soos, Peter _and Rlclulrd. ~ and lla id M'-- Karen r.i Elhln M reiurned Uy )ei plane !o eolum• • ,.. c ny' oss urd , · · b D' ., the apostle, Paul. Sl!e lold ol c ~-,.., Mr and Mrs Vei'IIOII Weber Judy Butcher, and MillS (k'" bus Sat ay . 1 e the panel di!cusoiOIIB and pen~ ol Christ met 'l'lluraday ev• I and ' chlltlreD ' De Dennls tine Coalo assi$1ed 'With 1 h e Mlo JeaneUe Crool\s, dau. tcbool Ill' girls held at Ohio WIN, w~ g ven l Y 11 ~~~;;::~~11 Crls':~ and B:,:'~';""~ d;':; clpallon in the classea. M 1s s nlng the home_al Mr. and · • Donna, andanOuane, MrVlng o1 punch and eake at ghter of Mr and Mro. Walter :men's In Christian Tooey also told ol the lnspir- Mrs. Rclmie RIQooell. Devotions Rev. and Mn. Do11i1o11 and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mil. the wedding recepllon o1 Mr. Crooks, is spendlllg ~everu Service 111 :'alb Melbndist 1ng commuoion and CCIIIlii!Cra~ R';:~ 1011, Dwlahl, were at the Lon. hllllll have returned from a and Mrs. Robert Springer, days In Cleveland with lrlendo. Church Monday evening at the tlon service held at the coneJuo. Saul~ Refreshmenlo ol 1 euler Camp Grouoda lll!ere camping trip to Blue Rock (Janice Zirkle). Their namell a.,p,....nlative Genrge Me"'church ion of the services. and 1!ate ,..,. ...,",.; tt.ey. attended ~evel'll ol t b e State Park near zan.svllle were · uolntentionaUy omitted hart bas returned !rom Colum. T•niaht •nd Weclnetdey Mrs Glenn Lambert, iif.si· Mro, Walter Hayeo described at the c:oaciiWon of the eve~ ..,...,.. ol Molbod'!_!~ Wbile In that area they vlslled from the hootess list. bus where he h~• ~ In !tie "THE PHANTOM dent resided with Mrs. Gar· the cottage at Lakeside where Jng. • campen. ""'• """"'u, with Mr. and Mrs. 'l'll<lmas flou. Mrs. Cedric Clark bas re. Legislature sessoons. "' will OF THE OPERA" net' e.!'ntsming~r &lvinK h ,she and Mrs. Nan Moore stayed Attending were Mr and Mrs at~nd-:,..th~camp this ahue and family and his mother turned !rom Monterey, Calif. spend some tl~e on Middleport 1 0 ( ln Color) devotions. Her theme, " Faith while attending the Methodist Richard Gillrey and ~n. Mark: s .;· the weeke~ Wheelformer resldenlll of RuUand. after a visit there 'With be r with Mrs. Memharl befll'e re. Gerben Kin Geatger Sears -andThat Cnmpels Us," brought , Conference thOJ year. The cot· Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wood, Mad· _pe Mt. and Mrs .. Bernard Sch- daughter and son-m-Jaw, Cmdr. turning to Columbus Ill' com"THE GEORGE RAFT ' t•--- messages of Je•us . !age os owned by theW. S. C. S. ellne Painler Ruby Mo.'lsman ramm ol ZanesVoUe, spent the liand;;;_;Mrs~:;,·.;Pe.;,;;;te~r_;F:.;·_;;Kl~e;;ln~and~;;m;;:It;;:tee~f,:;;or:;:u,:;;m~•·:................., STORY" '"~ " ··Go Preach' ' and· ' · t he con ference. ' Terry • •and Stev-' o{. Millersport visited Swoday --• · daug •.. · er · Teach Bonnie Pickena, "ew-e nd Wl'th thelf' Jayne Mansfield Ray Danton . . Dur' . b . t' . . k Ro'-•D·'l wolb Mr. and Mrs. Charles and lamily Mr and Mrs John My Witness ." She closed w1th mg tne usmess mee mg 1e P1c ena, ~.. u on, Lytl and Mr and Mrs Fred • · · prayer thank you note was read from and the ,.ala. Tile meeting was e ln. · · Lyoll8, Tom, Bernard, Linda, Thur .·Fri. July U-19 I The .two gu·Is who attended ~· Guy Shuler, who receoved cl06ed 'With prayer by Mr. GU· Goegle and Debbie. They were accom"EXPERIMENT IN ''•· . • a sprained ankle recenUy key Vallt!l88 Folmer daughter of panled home by their grand· TERROR Mrs Leo Smith MYF ~ouns. Mr. and Mrs. Max Folmer who daughter, Linda, who will visGlenn Ford Lee 'Ftemiek the school of mtssoo~ +]ave -and~ highlights of thecor wee!! atotl" f elor thanked the g'roup for their PLAN BAKE SALE hu been ill Is reJl«ted ao iJn. lt with them for two weeks. "IT HAPPENED aware Doanne roswe u o · Barbara and Betty Rl h rda tN ATHENS" 1 her cl~s§@s in the work of ~inaneial aid. to th~ youth camp. Forest Rose Council Daugb· provzng. c a (Cinemascope and Color ) odist deaconesses which ; n- mg fund whoch woU be used to ten of America will have a Mr. and Mrs. Donald Frost ol Oley, W. Va. have been the Jayne Mansfield Trax Coalton. I 1 ded n on their activities send representatoves to Lan· bake sale al the Clover Farm and chDdren, Sharon and Mike guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Uod· I ~:. at:.~: classes on mi~ caster Camp this year. Store. Tuppers Plains, · Satur- of Marioo spent 'l'llursday and say LYOfl8 Ill' the past w• · '. Bob P.bthias .• ' ____ A sketch of the proposed new day , beginning at t :30 a.m. Friday of last week 'lllltb Mr. Thelt parents, Mr. and Mrs. educational unit made bY arch· and Mrs. Genrge Logan. Bethel Richards of Oley came itert, Harold Moore was· on dis· Mr. and Mrs. Rusoell Maw· Friday night for them. T beY • play following the meeting. hlrter ol New Mexico are !be were accompanied borne by There will be no further meet· guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Debbie Lyons for a vlslt. ings until September. ;; Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. Mary Donahue. They were Lime sherbert punch •nd as· ~ Logan. Miss Charmain PUreeD o I sorted cookies were served fr om ti Mr. and Mrs. Bertlard Paul· Elyria, Ohio, Is the guest of hor a table covered with -an Ivory P . . sen of Columbus are spending aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. demask cloth, centered with an Mr. ~nd Mrs. Wilham ~wers a wedts vacation with their par- Alfred Scarberry, Jr. and chill arrangement of pastel tint.ed and children, Randy and Lisa of ents, Mrs. Clara Paulsen, Hem~ dren. IIQ""'" Anne's Lace in a blue Akron were weekend guests of lock Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Miss Pauline Zlrkll! and and pink pottery holder com- relatives in the area. Ran~y re· ~"'rank Burson Burlingham. George Vaughn vtstfed over bined with white tapt:rs in pot· malned for 8 weeks visit with Mrs. Alonzo ,Custer and Mrs. the weekend in Findlay with , tery holders. Mrs. James Euler ,his aunt and u~de, Mr. and Oertrude Mitche11 visited SUn~ her sister and husband, Mr. presided at the punch bowl. She Mrs. Charles Woldermuth and ' day at Charleston, W. Va. 'With and Mrs. Robert Springer. was a:,sisted In serving by Mrs. othe.r relatives. . . Ifriends. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Emmish Lambert. Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Moss Sandra Woldermuth IS I Mrs. Dwight Parker and Iof Dayton, &pent the weekend •Cabinet In Walnut Finished Hardwood Walter Hayes, Mrs. French and spen~lng thos week In Akron daughter, Myrtis Kay, Mrs. AJ. I' with hls puce~ta, Mr. and ~s. • Automatic Frequency Control for Drift-free Mrs. Wood. Mrs. W. H. Wilson woth her aunt and uncle, Mr. bert Young and Mrs. Robert C. A. Emmish. Mr. Emnus~ FM Reception Values to $55.00 - - · - - - - Sale $42.50 and Mrs. Roger Tonev. Diann• and Mr>. WilllamLBowers.C Morris Sr. spent Sunday at Is imprOYing from a recent JU. Criswell and Brenda 'l'onev Mr · and Mrs uczen as~o Huntington, W. Va. with Mrs. ness at his home. • Continuous To•e Control were gutsts. · and children, Diana and Dav1.d IDonald Holter and sons. Mrs. Oscar Bastian! and ehtlValues to $50.00 - - - - - · Sale $36.50 • Slide-rule Vernier Tuning with lighled Dial were weekend guests of hJs 1 Mrs. Freda Ritchie accom- dren of Gallipolis, visited with • Big s• x 7" Speakor ANNOUNCE BIRTH psrents. Mr. and Mrs. Homer ' by her daughter, Mrs. her psrenlll, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sale $28.95 Values to $39.50 _ __ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lloyd of Casto. They were enroute McCloud and children, Lloyd during the weekend. • Securily Sealed Circuitry Values to $29.95 _ __ _ Sale $22.88 Brookville are announcing the a~ter. ~ two weeks v~caUon Jn and Oris of Pataskala Mrs. Lenore Hobrrt Ke~t birtl> of daughter, Susan Reene V1rg1~1a , North Caroh.na Saturday for a vacation Jn has_ returned to he_r home m Tuesday, July 9. Grandparents Washmgton ,_ D. C. D1~n~ and I i Indiana after a vis1t with ner Iare Mr . and Mrs . Bruce Lloyd, David remamed for a VISit . Mrs. Robert Ritchie and Miss sister, Mrs. Cedric Clark and Mens Summer and Year Around Middleport. and Mr. and Mrs. their grandparents, and the1r Ann Bearhs went to their mother, Mrs. C. M. HoC. L. Stech, Brookville. Gr~;a1· aunt and uncle, Mr · and Mrs. cave today to aceom- bart. grandmother is Mn. u. 1. Richard Owens and daughters, Mrs. Ritchie's son, Bobby Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scott and Lloyd of Gallipolis. This is the Patty and Lmda. DarreU Chevalier borne daughter, Carol, have returned Values to $36.50 _ __ _ Sale $26.00 ninth grandchild of Mr. a n d Mr. and Mrs. Harold 4-H__'ca~m'."p:_._ _ _ __.!:f~ro~m~a~v~a~ca~tl~o~n~trl~p~-t~hrou~!gh~""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""";,""""""""'""'""'~ Mrs. Bruce Lloyd . The couple and daughter, Shawn of Values to $29.95 _ _ _ _ _ Sale $22.00 have two other children. ' Falls and Mrs. Arthur _____ of New Brighton, Pa. Values to $27.50 _ _ _ _ Sale $21.50 The July 23 meeting of For· to their homes Monday, after a est Council Daughters of Amer- weekend visit with Mr. and Values to $25.00 _ _ _ _ Slle $18.95 ica has been cancelltJ<i. Mrs. Elias Stiles. Mrs. Elias Stiles received Values to $21.50 _ _ _ _ Sale $16.95 word that her sister, Mrs. Eliz- , P;::[ .t __ '; ,...J ~Unu Ad Ill& n w. About M 'dd/eporf llallas: : .=. ::;n creain ' NOJ' YOU KNOW • Hew )'ort Cll7'1 T 1111 II ilqaare tile ..U..'I !Matrical - · aile lilt ~ .. - " Amerlel'l and ....... O'NtW; ~·· e 111111 • a1 y " • -_. ..... -; o: ~ :~~~O~I::n:!~er:~~::· ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Reg. $6.9S v.,u. sa Ie Swim Trunks _ _ _ _ __ Sale $2.69 Mens CottQn Summ.r-V•Iu•1 to $5.95 Sport Shirts VALUES TO $4.00 . Sale $3.69, 2 for $7 SALE $3,15, 2 FOR $4 1 Lot Mena Short SINn, Val, to $4 Cotton and Knit Shirts _ Sale $2.00 ea. MENS SUMMER DRESS PANTS Values to $14.95 _ Sale $9.88 Values to $10.95_ Sale $8.88 Values to $8.95 _ MENS I Sale $6.88 REDUCED PAJAMAS~ ~ MENS STRAW HATS ~ 20% ' REDUCED • .r .• · l ! 1 Sale $4.69, 2 for $9 1/'alues to $5.00 Sale $3.69, 2 for $7 Values to $4.00 Sale $3.1 5, 2 for $6 1 Lot M•ns One Lot PANTS SUMMER CAPS IVY LEAGUE Volueo to$4,95 SWIM WEAR Valuts to $15.95 Sale $11.95 V.alues to $12.95 ' Sale $9.95 Valuet to $9.95 1 Sale $7.50 Sale $3.00 pr. LADIIS BLOUSES Voluoo to $4.91 _ V•tu. . te Q.tl Volu01 to S2.91 _ v.t .... to $2.69 _ $3,1t $2.91 S2,25 12.00 LADIES SUMMER SLACKS, JAMAICA SHORTS, PIDAL PUSHERS. SUMMER SKIRTS Reduced 20% Bahr Clothiers MIDDLEPORT, - '' 0. .. 14"S £t ba]J Grover Studio PhotographerS • .· SAVE TO Radios Hoover Cle1ners AdmiralTY Lamps MaHrene• Lounge eh1lrs Teams Signed . For Tourney Bed Room Suites Floor Covering• T1pe Recorders Living Room Suites on Heating Units and M.ured Gas Installation! MIDDLEPORT, 0. wry·1124 1 1 DfiVer • SJ' ' 1ghtJ y .. EMPIRE FLOOR FURNACE CIRCULATING HEATER Here'• a 70,000 BTU capacity floor furnace that'• engineered for noieeleaa operatloD. You ret an even Sow of clean, hllalthful heat at a low operatiDg coat. It's equipped with aD extra heavy combustion chamber anil convenient eoriUI>Is. Package pcice includee lifetilDe tank leue and eomplets inltal- Modern in design with 70,000 BTU heat.. =~:.nt Areplar NOW KY $279 95 -. CanVBnltnt tii'IU Wlillbll ••• On" ing capaci»'! The powerfu1, 4-spefld blower provides noise!... operation ••• distrillqtei beat evenly. Equipped with automatiC temperatui'e eonm>l and lifetime combui- tion chamber. Packl!le price includeS lifetime tank ~ and . Complete inatallatioil \ :~::.~It and A reaul• $385.85 ¥11111 to• t/!JwtJ. lOW ONI.y $2'9995 . o.. llfl ttJ 18 motltlts ttl PBYI For mm itJIIIIIDBtioo -· CaH /II Viiit Y11111'/(W/Jy AIII/IIIII Oil IIBtlflli 'Gu Bulk Plant T"DIIByl . ASH OIL & Box 471, Highway 124 MANY MANY OTHER ITEMS BAKER FURNITURE 1 • $3115.85 Jllull ' """ 1 DURING BAKER'S UP C • t' Handed Down By Court Reflect I REMOVAL SALE :;: :u:: :1:· 1 th KNIT SHIRTS LADIES RUGBY • J JUredJ0 Car' TruekC II' • Values to $6.95 operat~1. ,_ ::~or~•.o:im:m~hea·flni!7r tr~::: 1 One Lot Mens Short Sleeve Sale 69t each .~ . 1 -25% ValuH to 51.29 Ju.d, ·' ,e ,Steps Down In Hospl•taI case f(jneal•d J II Menl V1futt To $5.00 ~~t~~::~~.::.:~~=:~~~~~~~=~::.:~~_:~:~: 1 • POMEROY, OHIO LAST TIMIS TONIGHT Blue, Grey, Green, Tan The bodies of four youne sisters were recovered from the ashes of their home welt of Rutland today as the Bureau of Criminal Identification and InvestiJation probed Richard S. Salant, president the cause of the predawn fire which killed them. · of CBS N~ws, sent IAlletrams Meigs County Prosecutor Bernard Fultz said he bad directed an inveatiJation in.. to the two Republicans Tuesthe blaze "in view of certain peculiarities." day , offering them an hoor of The victims were identified as Loretta Bernice Large, 10, and her lliatera, Violet air Illite on July 34, Aug. 7 or _ .. _ _ Kathleen, 8, Barbara Alien, Aug. 21. A spokesman said to6, and Virginia Sue, 4. day the network has not re· NEW YORK (UPJI lr• Olh<>t reporlo of the lire lao ceiVed replies from eitl;er AI• ma1~1oe sold Jod•y 11oa1 dicated Mr. Lara• "r""" ba¥• Rockefeller or Goldwater. I raUroU ttrlte ......w f...... a·mlle to the home ol ChorWI; I uoldowo of oome oteel •Ills Romine lo piliOit that the ~ SAI(lON, South VIet Nam was afire, Four\ej!n American soldiers s· alm..l Jmmodlalely. It was aC&O reported thai Mr. were wounded Tuesday night, VIEW SCENE OF TRAGEDY - Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach, Prosecuting Attorney Bernard V. Fultz, and . While the mills bave ad<· and Mrs. Large and Clint"" three of them seriously, in an Coroner Henry Ewin~ were among Rutland Volunteer firemen waiting for embers to cool down this morning at The Centennial theme will be quote stockpiles o1 raw - · slept in the dowDStairs part ., attack by Communist guerrillas, the home about 10 mtles west of Pomeroy where four .Young girls perished. Two bodoes were found near each · ~ the t to 1r d jhn• •~ was repnrtf!d today. on one side, the other two on the other side. All four were believed to have been sleepinu• on the second carried I J Mo Lar 12 _. out Inelthlbilo the Flower to keep Wftldy oaJd- II ameswo-a nro ry arne -•· and Antique of theShow !Jo. lerlolo metal ...,king ge, •we0 ld ••• The Americans, members ol - - - - - - - - - - mestic Arlo Department at the h unlikely ~-1 lbe• wOIIld of the children, •lept !IP'\alr•, a U. S. special forces unit, ... ' by leap;n• fr·100th annual Meigs Cnonty Fair want to ldd ,_ ~-lr lor ~ ond ·-aped --o -q 10 open August 13 00 the Rock I were notldentined pending not· w ·P - an upstairs wlndnw. llt w"' Springs fairgrouTMis . : the also wounded. Mrs. Paul Baer Is general superintendent for t.he 9 h 0 w eustomers are trimmtn1 tbelr Rutland department came te b· In 1e s~ the scene hut too Jote Ill do Common Ple,.s Judge ,John trustees. the pro~ecutor bebeved were 1of tru stees. the defendants, was w1th Mrs. Purley K~rr a n d 1 own 11 vea 1or 1. It- anv ood Vilence flared during an C. Bacon is expected today to Several times while ,Mullen's relevi:tnt lo the case. It will now the other med1cal doct.o; whose Mrs. Wyatt Chadwel1 m charge I ers would face tlrutlar prob· g · . !egregation demonstration ask Supreme Court< ~ Jus- testimony was being Wten by be · a decision of the appomted deposition was taken by Fultz. of staging. " Time Honored Jems. Mr · 1-:arge 111 reported \o Cl:tarleston, S.C., Tuesday tice Kililgsley A. -Taft tu name Fultz the medical doctor refus· jud~!:e as to whether or not Dr. Dr. Boice indicated he has Meigs" has been selected as 1, . . • __ _ , __ .. ·-. _ have sald he. has ~n unem.. iDd 8 Negro firerr.an.was an out-ofoo(.'(lunty judge to sit on ed to answer questions on the Mullen must answer the <4Ues- no personal objection agai.nst 1 the theme for the ArUstic Ar· ~~~~~ 11;1! ~- •* '-(ililiii ployed for quite atlme. ~ in one of a sertes of the pending suit against trus- basis that he w,as . appearing lions posed by Fultz. osteopathic physicians being on rangements Division. I Harold Justice, ltett fire :ng Incidents In Savannah, tees of Meigs Memorial hospit· only in his capscity as secre- Dr. 1\aymond Boice, chief of the Meigs Memorial hospotal The 13 classes In lhe divi· ' ODVIC lOBS marshall, also wa• scheduled Se~eral Hundr~ ·Negroes; al. tary of thri! Meija Memoriai staf£ at Meigs Memorial, r~nd staff. But he refused to ~tate sion Include "'Time Marches today to look over the &~gihg Charles~ 8 fourth Judge Bacon's decision was Hospita~ BOJ!d ,p~jTrustees. a member of the hospital rom- whether he would or would not On " an arrangement suggestscene of the tragedy· ~~I demonstratiOn of the announced Tuesday afternoon Fultz dis~s!liec:f Mullen for mission, which along witq the vote in favor of adding them ing an industry of the 8 r e a ; ~ir parents, Andrew LBrse, ~gan thro~log brlcks at faced with a r.equest for the present Wh~R Mullen ~~fus. county commissioners are plam- ir a vote were to be taken at " Wllderness Trail," using wea· 48, and Rosella Large, 43, aocl IQIJI and firemen In••rullnl! durlm! the deposition, ed to answer!. q,ues~\'1 which tiffs, and of the hospital board ,present. thered wood with flowers and two brothers, James Monroe, on~fl. 9fltC!'•• ·""' Dr,. Charles M~!Jen. .. . ·,. ...0· . . . ' foUa•e : "Lam"''•htin• Time" ' U, and Chnton, 11, 1111'"· and a reman were b p t· Att ~..:..:..-_,. ~ I sed I < t•-1 Ita . . . y roseeu mg or· OIDS ..~.. ,~...- , . . ... emphasozing warmth '" color: F' I li h nd •• rom a nosp ~ • r lnforeed by statAl Bernard V. Fultz. CLEVELAND iUPll 0 "Old Man River" •bowing wa· ed odve convTuc osdns ~re Ma . . treatment for minor injuries. ice dl9pet8ed the B t ld ttor · own e av m e1gs or~ and arrested 95 Negroes. 1'l'uesd:oy aeon. o . a ~eys_ School teacher AlleDe I..eonter as. part of design: ··.r~end of County court by ~ank w. PorF1tber Discevered Fire I' he believes Jt advosa· ards, •• aHracllve alibi wll· the Tomes," • modermsloc-lype lter, Jr. The faliler told authorities ht ness to racket. figure Alex floral arrangement ; "Sunset," ! . !awakened to find the house enthat another JUdge be asMOSCOW _ East • W est jsiign•>d to the case because of Sbondor Bins, refued to teaincluding dried or treated rna- Betty Jane Imboden .was ftn- ·veloped in flames. He walked nuclear talks went Into · court's close acqualnlance lily loday al the opening of terials ; "Dreams Fulfilled," an ed $tOO and costs. woth $90 1half a mile to the nearest ne;p lhird day today with both oeteopath1c and med1ao laquest Into the murdf'r · arrangement using flowers, sus~nded and one year s, pr~ bors to notify the Rutland . . th t th doctors f M In G ld t bl f 't 'th f I' ballon on a no operator s I~ T h' F' De 1m t continumg a ey . the announce- Veteran Pomeroy portrait and o erv o . MASON - Fourteen softb'"lil vege a es or ruJ Wl o lage, 'h d *10 d t owns IP tre par en. in at least a 1tmited ban Bacon made "II d' l'f commercial photographer Slif· Misl Leonards gave her teams are scheduled to appear "Less We Forget," flowers fnse c : .rge, an ~~ hcos s The house, located off 0 h la testing. ment that .he WI 1squa I Y ford Kincaid this week joinrod name, address and Identifie-d in the Annual Bend Softball witn religious figurine, and lor t:r 10 ~ on 8 e R ~g about 10 miles west of Porn· Western sources said . durmg_ a conference the photography staff of Grov- her attorney, Jamew Willis, Tournament which gets under " Faith in the Future." depict- fntedo r a~nsbo , nden eapp bord- eroy. was described as old and 1 Attorney er's Studio East Main·st. but to o••er progress was mad. Tu.sdal, . woth Prosecutmg ... questions she an- way at 7 p. m. !DSTJ,· Thurs· ed th roug h th e use of w h ·I t e eoh k ah ..,. W1"ll" on L D a I h'lg hiy susceptl'ble to f'lre, the first real bargaining session and defense attorney . awered, ''I refuse to answf.'r day evening at Bachtel Field flowen. c ec c ~rge. Jam · avFoltz Hid M had reaebetll by Under Secretary o1 State lr •• nk W. Porter, Jr. Mr. Kmcald accepted the po- on groonds II might tend to · . . Is, was fmed $!0 and costs, no ao clllcloollllto a - tbe lira Averell Harriman, British The contesting attorneys dis- sition at Grover's, owned and lncrimloate me." m Ma~o~. . 1 .~t~er c1as~. mcluded 1" . the operator's license, and Clyde but that .. somethiD abOul It •~er Lurd with Judge Bocon the operated by Kenneth Grover I Ml Leon d •• I I The rogmal schedule for ihe dovosooo are 'High on • Wmdy Kuhn forfeited a $27 50 bond on d jibe I .nee Mln nn . ' Ill or s, H , a eac I· tourney had 16 teams enJ.ered Hill" t II I ''B . jutt otiD't ,. . and Foreign Minister of selecting an area after a total of 35 years in the er at suburban Garfiekl Hei. t H . ' , ~ a "arrangemen ; . Y a speeding charge: I He said James. had told hila Th to hear the ease Howev- photography profession b tb d f · as m p.as years. owevPr, 'wo Candlelight, a free standmg . Gromy ko. ey were . · . · g t&. was e suon o e1ght teams withdrew at the last centerpiece "Sunset .. empha· Floyd Hampton was ftned $15 and Shenff Robert C. Harte• again today about 8 a. m. For the past several years witnesses expected to be call· minute and no substitutes were sizing use '0 r dried '0 r t eated and CQSts, with the Fine sus- 11bach that the girls were folloW· 1 lu1Sth:8was decided to let ~Ief !• :Sft make the .11p~mt. Kincaid operated a studio at ed. by Coroner Samuel R. Gt>r- available. materials and " Dreams' Ful- pended, on a charge of possess- ing behind him as he went .. Without recommendation his h w t M · Pr" ber. Sbe was served a sub' · I ed · &e WASHINGTON -The Bacon announced his inten~ t omthe tonh es am-st. lJohnny Gr.andstarf, Wahama filled," using flowers with veg- JHng a ra('()OOIedi n c30os d seaon. lanf utpsta'Irs WI'nd ow to jump ment today opened an of dl lif . h" If r or o a e was owner-man· peona shortly after mldnlgllt Coach and director of the tour- etables fruit or foliage A class e was p ac on ays pro- sa e y, lified campaian to squa ylng lmse a- ager of a studio for Five years 1fter a two-day searc.. for nament. said several outstand· for tee~~agers 13 to 18 · f atures bation. Judge Porter also found BODlES FACE DOWN he was asked · M'ddl · p om- ber wb...,about.• · ' with ·flowers • Pal Novak not guIll y of a d'IS· , "But•" sal'd F u liz ' " "f r o ra ·~ balance ol...p•~nts defil·in•atter . to rule on .a m J epor't 10 years 10 mg teams from Parkersburg, the use of rocks ~M ,_, .concemmg the deposof' · Ch 1 . . . · t b the h the . 'II the · 1 cit by luring dollars away from of Dr. Otarles Mullen, M. eroy, tve yea~s m ar_eston, ctp&n':!'w.~,!il~~,~ ·"1"1'·m·um Charleston, Huntmg~on: Chllh- Miss Jes~ie Saunders and Miss ur mg peBN! c arge. lr posl ons glr s were more attractive secretary of the board of W. Va., and fzve years m LoFORFEITS BONDS cothe and Athens a•e m the Ada Hoskmg are superintend~till in bed face d?wn· The.,.... markets outside U. S. gan, W. Vo . (Continued Oo Page Twot ents of the Domelic Arts De. Melrs Memorial Hospilat oes of the older gtrls were sepo 311 lt set off a cbaln reaction 11A1J tlll,lll5 GRANT Grover, who has operated his · Jim F. Carler, · and E. H. [partment and have charge of ADMISSlONS - None. arated on~ side of the frame economic lorces expected WASIQNGTON (UPI) - The Pomeroy studio lor the p a • t Whylleil. 3fi, both of Long Bot· I the Antique show. Each entry, bmldmg, whole the YOUDtiOl' push up u. s. short-term . Adminisl r three years has 15 years pho· tom, have Jorfeoted $60 bonds , according to rules must be ac- DISCHARGES - Sandy Lar· ones were m bed logether • terest rates slightly to appro~~t:r !Algraphy e~periellCe. Mr. Kin· In . ~iddleport Mayor Lee . companied by a hlstory if it Is kin, Rutland; Erma Smith, the other side. . • them more competitive advance for cald said he will retain hla slu· Smoth !l'~ourt on a charge of pe· 1 to be jodged. :Buchannan, W. Va.; Esther Va· Hartenbach said the blue those of foreign banks. nd I I f lnd . dlo equipment and work lhe tot larortey by theft of a case fi Articles to be d' Ia ed 1. rlan. Chiton: Opal Wroght, Rut- may have been eauaed by !aula P ann ng 0 ustro· . re ol liqu,.. from a Middleport I ISP Y mus l land : Ruth Smith. Pomeroy; ty wiring. "I don't think BDY• e•psnslon ollB acres In Mar· by speco~l appointment. tavern. (Coallllllea 0.. Pare l'wot and Alfred Stitt, Racine. thing Is wrong," he .. id, "bul SAIGON, Viet Nam - Club Ferry, Ohio. . i 0 ISIOn nevertheleaot WI doa'l IIIII& .. swinging riot police broke RECORDS 'IIVAKE JUST LIKE· HOME I leave anything go." 1'on 5 .. .. dhla ABKB END TO ABUSES . I One accident in which • Bud I sltdown WASIIINGTON <UPII - The PRATO, Italy WPII -A vlo- NICE, Frailce <UPD driver was slightly. inJ'ured was i -------..,;;...;,;;.,;.~ today, beating men, women t'OUI\cil of tbe Ora•nization of lent earthquake centered some- I PorteJatine, one of thee:::~:·:: tblldren and burllng ~bout Sta'- 'OAS-1 baa asked where In the Atlantic Ocean off of Cmdr. Jacq..s-Yves Investigated Tuesday by Galli- ' • f polls Post. State Highway Papersooa . Into trucks .whteh the Haitian regime of President tue coast o Greenland erupted recent 30-day expenment m trol ed them to jail. Franeois DovnUer to end civU at U2 p.m. (EDTI TUesday, ac- under tbe Red S.o. said Tloesday Tilt demonstrators were pro. abusea and oMnt llfe.con- cording tD the Beiamological Ob· be ate and slept The accident look place at testlntr llleged religious discriJn.. IV-· servatory h 5:43 p. m. on Rt. 588, two and by the government of passes lo politlcnl refugees ere. . . were at borne. · one tenth miles west of GalliBY CHESTER TANNEHILL President Ngo Dlnb lllem, who the republic. A spnkesmso aaid mstrumenla "We are entbuoed about polis. A flatbed truck had b<en For several years Pomeroy and Middleport councils Is a Roman CathoDe. The cooncil'a appeal, pubUsbed recorded a shock of . oe"'n daya we lived and,,by the backed toward the road by have been approving tentative next-year budgets riddled ' Tuesday, wu baled on a ropnrt or eight degrees on the MercalJJ sea landscapa we uw." Morris G. Sheets, 23, Rt. 2. with red ink. How do they get away with it• Funeral ,.....;ceo lor Nettle a fiv..na- commissloll the! scale. The center apparently was line said here. "A~ Crown City, _and tt was struck These fellows must have more legerdemain in their Belle Pickens, 74 •. who died at . the liaitlnn-DominJ. located 1.1!00 miles northwest 'of life does not present any by a car dnven. east by. Bon. souls than congressmen who order greenbacks printed her ~me on Racme 'fuelqy repoblli dlapote laol May. . her<, he seid. culty." me D. Vanco, 19. Gallipolis. or another loan floated with the taxpayer to keep the monung, 11111 be held 'l'llul'l' She ~ived a. bump on the country going. day 11 2 .p.m. In the E wIn 1 ~ee arm m the ccident. The car Yesterday's big headline said Pomerov council antici· Chapel woth tile Rev. H. L. . _ had medium damage ar>d the paled a $20 000 deficit in 1964 · Mcllaniela olflcialllll. · In~ truck mino~. . . Yet, whe~ the end of 1964 has arrived and departed, Burial will be in lha Lellf' One convoctlon hl Ga!Upobs Pomeroy Will have floated no new operating le1•y print· Cemetery. . · . court Tuesday was Francis 0 ed no new money, and ltkely be no worse off in the poe· Survlv.., are two dllklren, a, NreiiOLA8 D.tNILOFF made tbe aUack and tlons strongly with no blot Rife . .28. Gallipolis, fmed $20 bt than today. Jamea of Columbus. aad Mra, U lbrougbout the compromiae. Both buttress > · and c06ts for speed. Fro~ my experience in watching a long succession of John R. Lee, Racine; ......,. Coromomistlworld, !hera bao been oo argumenta with attacb o1 un. . Meigs county court convlc- councils at work, they do it with plain old economy. In daughter, Llaa Lee Poctons, C.. Peking rebottal, . prece<lented bittern"".· , toons Included Betty J. lmbOd· other words, while Pomeroy's local governmen 1 would Jumbua; three brothen,. J . _ Diplomats said !bat Ni1ber 'Tuesday night, Moscow Radio en, 39. Mlnersvtlle, lined $10 Uke to ~pend _ even anticipate maybe having to _ Sal~. New Martlnsvt!le, W, meetinp are unllbly ~ the Chinese "schism mak· and CO!IIi for parking on hogh· $1111,625 10 1964, ~vings.are realized. Va.; !IGbert A. Sabnotll, Day. anything. Some laid the ara"-loreca·"·• lhe !bill"' way a~. $10 and costs. for no Tile "budget" ta 1 gUJde. By Jaw 11 fixes what can he ton, Ky., and Charles D..... may, go home wllhout .- . . poos . '' operators license. Wolham 1•. spent. Rather than under-budget and he caught with a 1110110, DeMOU1!Uie, Ky. Prielik formaUty ' of a ~nal, • · • penna~ apltt In the Com- Davis, 18, . ~!ville, fioed, $10. great need unmet, budgets are desiJned to anticipate may eall at tho .~ - No 011 • rn •·• , . camp. ; ,. and costs, l"l' no aperator • I> ·the worse. Then, when th worst providentially don not anytime. · . ~ the1tallla .IJegan July pesce• while' you and ·CJYde Kuhn, !'1, Tupo hatpen, there's enough money to &et by. l $79·95 . POIIMI'Oy,Ohlo Phone: WY&ndo!M 2·2167 llpler. W. Va.-Phonel Es- 2-~i .• The Day After Jnau;;:: Services For Mrs. Pickens Are Permanent Split . R D c I T MOSCOW alkS esume .eeper .00 ness 't~;;~ltUI~~botb ,lhe Ill . , altci . · a' ~vt.l' farm : speed. . ,, . 4 Girls Burn, Die, In Rur~l Home Inferno F3Jf . h0WS MEIGS THEATRE MENS WORK UNIFORMS ' Centennl•al _.....,, Them.e Is In RCA VICTOR DELUXE FM-AM RADIO abeth Young Is Ill in the Rochester, Pa . General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meln· July 14-15~16 and sons of Westerville "GYPSY'' were weekend guests of his Natali~ Wood Karl Malden n1ot.her, Mrs. Max Melnhart. Rosalind RusseU Mrs. WiJiiam Fisher returned 1Technicolon home Sunday arter a six weeki visit with her sons and daugh· WecfrMidly and Thurtday, ters-in-Jaw, Mr . and Mrs. NorJuly 17-18 NOT OPEN man Fisher, Senecaville and Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher, Ak· frld•y end Seturd•y ron. July 19-20 Mrs. Robert Wamsley spent Geo. Stevens' "THE GIANT" the weekend in Senecaville with Techni('olor her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nor. Elizabeth TayJor Rock Hudson man Fisher and was accompa••· l Jame& Dean C:.trroll Baket· led hom by her daughter, ChiD Wills Sal Mint>o Ann who spent the past Jane Withers Running time : 3 Hn. 20 min . with her grandparents. Miss Barbara Fisher return·l Sund•y, Mond•r. Tuesd•Y ed home Sunday, after a July 21·22-23 In Senecaville with her un•'lol uDAYS OF WINE and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. AND ROSES Jack Lemmon Lee Remick man Fisher. Chatrlt!S Bickford Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jack Klueman 01 G Cit ..,eekend Alan Hewitt Tom Palmer rove Y were " Debbie Megowan ll&'ueslis of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maxine Stewart Goeglein and Charlene. Suroda:d Different, Daring, Terrifying group enjoyed a chicken Harrowing battle of a bright, barl.....cue and cook-out and sophisticat~ young couple IJit" whose marriage i1 threatenafternoon motored to see ed by alcoholi&m! the Ravenswood dam. Coforclrfoonl Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Karr ~~E ~-- Nl!W YORK - Gov. N~!:l A. Rockefeller and Sen. m GoJ<!water, .R-Arlz., have been lnvllt!d Its' the Cnlumbla BroadcuUng System (CBS) to ex· cb,Jnse lhelr views In a telev Is· !on debate. 1 I ,.; ~ 0 -~~ . .· SPORT COATS 2 ,, ---------------~-----.----------------------------------------------------.-----~--------~----------------------------------- ~~~ ---------~------~----.-~-­ Mainly About i ........... V.:..:OL:::·;..:X:.:.,V:,_N:.:,0:::.·:...:.:7B:,__-:-------~PO~ME~R~O~Y.:!-M~I~O~DL~E~PO~R~T~,O~H~I~O:__ _ __:_W~E~D~N~ES~D~A..!.!Y,c..:J~U"=-LY~l7~,_!1.!:963~------ &.~{ PRIC! FIVE CEil!!f 0~" ~----------~~~~~.:==~ RICH WOOD CABINET SUMMER SUITS ; ........,.. • oll ELBERFELDS People fn Pomeroy ........... . ..... .... 1 entinf~ DeeOI#Jfl Te Tlu. l~t~nem 0/ Tile Me;...M,_,. .4r• .:i:tr Y:"tcl. • ·oj ~. · Favorite Quote of the Day: GaiUpolle bu ltMn filM ·• 'fltesday with five ialllng, "Never try 141 ruoon the prejudice out of a mill-It _.. llr ........., Mptr . 17 ·.~· "*4· testa with wu not ):..,ned Into bim, and cannot be reasoned · t~. ·· · · Qu~" .... Sfdn'¥ Slllltll, froQI ~y'a "H~•n Help Ua.!' IPc ._ ~ ~· ·- were l•pt"Mrh·or le!'ta J" . . . . lei._... • ..... • ' �• • .. ·~ I, • ' Moon Will Draw Blame In Sun's Eclipse On Saturday . 2·Dall7 Sentinel,... Pomeroy·Hlddleport, 0., JlilY 1?, 1~ · ,._ -~-·· __ . _ (Coatbtaod ............. ODe) be at leastiiiO yean and class· eo have been set up lor entriel of appllqued and pieced quilt, coverlets and linen oheets, wov· en at home: ~plen in their original frames, dreosea, hats or bonnet, original paiintlnn on ,lnders. ~ed ~lin ~eneral PolitiCS Out Dunng V I Of G }dwater 0~ :'.c.. ':r, u:'~~o':: bed!"' Nm:.~.::u:,: Rous~ ... -·"" r,t. ~·red ~ ~ Oak Grove c., M••m,:rg~th ~ an~ ,_.,Is 1 1 0 8 ,. ~~ ~or we~ .,..J..,.; ,.--;;·.;en~ ;,.,p :;.D.,r~ lhet.' ...,"'"= on . Gifts Fer·l'lt II IDE elll47~1,... July Sale' su... • Commurlty Silver 85yrocuMChlna l r 19S•nd 295 ' Phillips Sisters Style Shop Pomeroy T PIay =~nst!, ~dnd ~~tb~~~ I'""· mcreas~!, I •• Wit ,!bout :~ ~.lour limate M~. z.• ~rection ~rp::v".': } Softball T andw':,~,.re;:,.:~ sun went rut of !light. ° Society News Jar ~ had La . . Mr snd Mrs·. Junior P'lldl boll. , and children, DeWitts Run call- Mlldrod and Jgyre ~ eli on her parents, Mr. and Mn. M'orninl Stoot "'""" ~1 J w La tl • · ' Eber olsRat leigDorhWiiWllliams, Akron and .Mr.· So-'<1· Wil{! " er, a eatm Wel"f' re- ers Rand and T--· v Ia Mr ..... L I! ~· ' 'I'Y cent guests pi Mr. and Mn. B. R. Allen, Howard and Duane. I'::;~:Mr~.~-:nd~Mro=;_ · o.:n~T~I).~and:~~:m:ll~y,~l!:WIIai::·:Jd:..:rec::•:ll)'~. R. R. Durst 8011 Tommy 1; ' • and Wesley Cotart, spent the 4th of July at Seven Caves. Sid and Dorothy Durst o.IIed on Eber Carpenter and lamily- recently. e Fotloria Crystol 3 "'iD kneel~~ doo~ :*':,:~ . M.t pe~e';,';,nl ;vr::: fisc I , SlJVersv • iJJ e TH E POf.T'S CORN f R OCTOBER . . I pondered 'the changing' Stale Treasurer Jaho Her1>- AIHH - ~.11115.24, '1!,59fl. tJ.~. GoUla had 37.0 per cent in- IOctober~ a moody month, tunes, ert bss released llle flgureo "" fj94,425 .33, f427,35S.04 and 15.1 crease. The ligures for the F.ach hour a changlni mood on . the changing weather. fillies taJ: collectloll coverlag plwt. week ending June 30 11163 801 Though at times it's very I knew 1t was the power (J( God the fiscal year that ended June Gallia - $1,183.53. 1e • .. "5, fiscal year figures f.; the · ·., tie, Who makes things work logeU.: 10: and · makes a comparisali32'1.229.87 $234,202.83, u plus. ending June 30, 11163 and Jum It's often very rude. er. ~th the prevtotm flsc:al year Hocll8c- $1,%12.41, $5,1' '21, 19!12 wib percentage o1 gain , r The days are very, very October 10, 19!12, by M r 1. Wllh 1he perce!llages o1 in- Ql6,2r3.11, m4,114.50 8.3 min· loss follow•· •Athens _ $l1 363- Each day they shorter grow, Jacob Gloeckner, 21 Oak St., crt!&~~! and decrease Ill the fen uo. · .38, Jl36,270:13, $! 95 ,179 .14 , ' 21 0 But the kind of weather the day Pomeroy. IDtltheastem 01110 countle:·, Jacb011 - $1,936.34. $9,161.21, pllll. GaUia _ $2.692.73 S"?will brlng, Hocklnl; lloea and • oto $137.1>47.116, ~15,087.97, 71 plus. fh/.37 $93,276.97 37.0 p 1us. We seldom ever know. rontles Wert the only ~ Lawrenee- $8,f'IUS, m,M7· l!ock!Dg - $1818.43, $115,415- When I arose !hill morning, ~t ,show~ a decrease 1D fiB. Jl. 1174,760.20, f402,061.55. 1&.0 ·"· $103,52'1.311, 11.5 plus.Jack- The sun ·was shining bright •• ~ear fll!lJres. Vinton countv plus. "'" - 110 weekly liguro ll'14 . But witbln one fleeting hour showed the greatest increa<e Moip - $2,819.43, S4,5fi2.U, 643.77 $126,851.71, 14.0' plu;, The sup was out ol sight ' percenta~e-wlse and Galla . ·t $1911,670.'111, '1'111,389.87, IU]>iu0. Lawrence _ $9099.87, $298,683· But a very shorl Ume later, eaaed over the mark by,U per Pike - $11Ul, . $$,1'13.11, Jt, $193,42'1.26, 54.4 plus. • · ·.., Perhaps at almost ten, cent. . fll1,385.72, $104.288.91, 12' pi"•· - $2,11115.13, $122,346.31, $104,· I looked out through tbe window The llgurea showmg those lor Ron L $5,589.15, $26,2:' .'!3, 154.61 11.4 plus. p •· _ $2,434- The sun shone out again. NOW the week endmg June 30, 11163. ~115 . 04, $669.1145.70, 0.8 min- .M, $1110114.90, $85,310.05, 17.4 And then again right after noon, and June 30, . 11162, IISCaf Y""r us. plus. Ross - $6054.06 $311 973- The sun seemed · bright a n d ligures for the yeara July \, Scioto - $8lli!O.t9 Me tl89 76 93 .... 050 31 a 6 plus .:.,.0 to ' warm IOIIZ through J 30 1 ' ' ' ~~. . ' . ' •-· · · · ~ • 1163 from Ju une ' · .''nd 19117,222.26, $1.01!9,5119.911 9.6 .,.;. - $26389.96, $435,7211.56, $401,- So perhaps I should go out a bit l91fJ.Iy ~~~ 96~ thr~ugh .un~ nu~ 297.54 3.5 plus. Vinton - $1,171· It may not do me harm 30 11 ton - ~.94 $'1!"1.80, f52,- 86, Court St. ' , or loss folio;:~· age 0 $50,488.67, 44,226.56, IU So 1 sUpped on a sweater liiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii.liiiii 866.23, $43,398.01, 21l.4 plus. plus. And 1 outside dlidigloi,liiiliiiii ~ SOl~ 0 ., J~ly 17, 1963·3 1 Gallla county , w!s OO!'ed oot ;, - - - - - - - - - · ·· In Just a very Hille while b La re nty~· the Cool w nee "'"' '" -. winds beg,n ID blow. cenllfle ol increase b. .th• ' So I again retut'lled lndool'l . . lectlon of motor vehtclo And sat me clown to write uso taus eollected in the ••sf TheAnd •• I sat there writing' ~ Helen Help Us! 1- ~~~·Ar ·~ :f: ;, 1 WASHINGTON roPn- Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy ur~ed Congress' today to enact President Kennedy's • civil nchts PI'OII'IID "to bring to law wbat we have al· ways known ln our hearts to be justice."' "No Issues are more urgent today than tbose with which this legislation deals," the attorney general told • the Senate Judiciary Committee In prepared testimony. . . K~ apred befort the GREEN 'I'IIUMII BORN · born too - · - II, foretell an echpse to a fractton ' Modern sc 1ence, of cour~'~e. has bu1. . wood, alate, or fabric; neWSJNI" Senate flOUP on behalf of the NOT MADE PUS 10UJ1 of a second, they may he r1gh1, killed all Lh"'e notions. As far A correction of the item ID pera, unuoual hOUJehold Iron Preold.:.l'o "'tin! clvll rlgbta Dear Helen· Dear ftelen: ohout whal cau,.. 1!. ,back 11 1820 a scholarly textbook this column concerrung the VI· objects, Iron, brsss and copper , , , pactoae. Including a ban 00 cllJ. My wHe · 11 me to be u ~adln!l your letter fnla , But In times not to far post was ""urmg us. school chiloren Ication trip of the Harold Erie- kettles, coffee 11 at lSI crimlutloD ill public: II.'OIIIII!Odo· IDtereotecl :"" prdolllnl u obt "Calllomllll" lllldiiDI wooM lar • bodi,. ot •nlon have sup· thol although ecliJIS"'I coold he l wme family. It should . have Iron, clocb, wOoden churns, lions, opeedup (J( ochool _.,... I mow the 1>1'11 out ol a what tbe adult wotld II oomlrll other t:Ories Mankind !foretold. they couldn't foretell stated that they spent theJT va· butter molds and l*!dlea: cot>gallon, YOiill& g\W'IIIIIeel and Is. ol dU"' but II I put I 'to. YIMI don't bavt to ...., po h anytlung catiOn With his brother and lam- die molds and holden lpmnlng 0 ~<-··· II d'.... _ ma~-·Uct to II&UN ha~ always been a:-ovare t at now · . ' Q~,..- ,..~ rose busb in tbe .. _. ..., -· mi!,NIIP.u .., . . _ - s mnr Ill They r.. h 1 nd .__... 1 and then somethin ets to nih· Nobody. H was suggested, could I y In yea e, . w ee 8. a uuua. 1 ad I'd t wblte out that I udod pM dOd equal~ on Lhe sun. g g dependably base lore<astB of turned homo Tuesday. Dosdllne lor entrlu In botb DAYTON IUPII - Sell. Batty 11M «<torDtY g-al c:oupled Pd lot- lour," "Doer' Ia hill; II Us g . flood famine war peetalence 1 Mr and Mra. John Gard11er the Flower Show and Domestic ldw h1a appeal for the admlnilttltloa tb1Dp equa1l 111.., ur.p" il 111'01 tbe 0ccuionaUy, in broad dayhght. and doom eclipses or: and daughter. Christy, Well- Arts Doparlment, are to be . Go PNIP'"" wllh en attack on 118101" get 'em. I've dOWD 8ho1n the sddltloa PI'GP' U.. sun disappears altogether for the sun There have been • lot of slon, were Wednesday evening made With tbe secfttary at tbe IUvo e..-~ to o rigllu atlvocMN who he oald had to dO weekends let ' And II lll1llfl a brief period as though, hke leciipse; since 11120 and a lot of ]visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Mar· Fair Board office on the fair·:';. "<OI'I'upted" that OODeOjll IDto on 1111 I "Ifill'' II,.. Jonah, it had been swallowed, Ifloods famines ..:ars-but don't ,vin Miller grounds, by 4 p.m., AuJIU'Rt I. pres a "tbe bald dellia! ol ADwlcaD "ellpect ber tow ear bleb obowl U,. mulllpllclbut oot permanently. let'o g,et superstitious at this late Mr and Mrs. Dave of Y•1 u;;turdaatened: """: rigiiiJ, ol clvll rJabll, and (J( In> paint tbe boule, 10 ...tlhould ..... ol 01111 •r. 111... The moon lheory " not par· Chillicothe are visiting Mrs. SaW'Jk II co 0 IIC•~u Y ppear man riglltl." sbe el()eCI me to '""""' "' •• ..,.... Y ' 1 eevi e ticularly modern. Tho early Ara- ~date. die Roush or this commUnity. once becauoe 01 bit lllpporlert In · flowers? I keep buaY II!Gillb But even I have to sdmlt 111at wak people of Br~tioh Guiana Recent visitors of Mrs. ViV- . aouthwe~tern Ohio. Proltelloll Of • • wltboul tbat - and, besldef, I these mathematics art a little 111111 01 used to say, whenever an echp.. 1 ian Pierce were Mrs. Lizzie BY MRS. D. E. WOOD Goldwater, who Ia alao o major •·stotes' rfJb1o, u our forefa· Ute the SundiY baD 1 way<JUL ID our IICIIIIDI'a modoccurred. that "the sun and moon ] Caton, Mrs. Lola Bright and Mr. and Mrs. Rlch•rd Little general In the Air Force Relerve, thoro ccmcelved It, - • proteo- TV. Are you with me, Helea? mathematlefl program, we don't ore lighting." I Mrs. Nora Thomas. Iare announcing the birth of a was slated to attend tho Ohio Con- tloa of the rl&ht o1 the indlvlduoi - ALL THUMBS, N N E use "lb:, dolve, los, dus," etc. 8ut other peoples proposed I Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tho- daoaltter, Rill Lvnn .. Her moth- ference o1 the Air r..-ce Auocla· - . · · be llid: '''l'bolt who GREEN We use tbe old stand • byl, otber aun-eatlng .•genL\-glganUC mas and sons, Larry and Stevie, er M~. Zelda HaD csrtd for lion and speak at Ita banquet. Preach moot lroquently about Doar All: A. B. X. Y. wileD .. dO frogs, huge cod fiSh, great black or Athens were visiting Mr. her • ster Cindy• while her atatea riglltl ~ are not a.UIPI WeD, mostly· sometblnl Ute lbiiL Bt11 wo aJ. ~qulrrols, onchanted Jaguan, and Mrs. Lester Thomas re- motber was convalescing. But he threatened ID haclt out the protoctlon of the Individual So lonC u you mow tbllaWD 00 study thlnp ll1dl u ..,... .,...,wolves, mammoth serpents, I h cently Mr. and Mrs. Eugene France, unlesa politico were removed ,,__ but bit --'·Ita·~ ., and dll tbe bigger holM lot dl...., .... varlab'- • · -· Mr and Mrs. Jack Vaug n · J Ide La- and G-1 - - fro ~- · It e ....... , ..,... ~ ...__ etc., piUl ~·••t tbe tber "" tban ' .. ~.ten. ~ ._., and, ol ...,..,., dragons. . . . 0 Mr and Mrs Larry Smith ac ' •• , ,. ·~· m •K viB . llhru-,, ,.... m. Still utheno '"" in solar tclfp- land children or have . moved into. a trailer home recent of Mr. and Mrs. E II . this week hla oupport. lteJuledy oald that the admlail- house wash tbe ear, your and union ol .... oes feuds or the gods, prophetic spent two days w nd I m in Columbus where Mr Smith McCoy Snave)y. e ~.: d In cb.cinnaU Wll'l tralkla bill wao not "inteDded u wife sbollldO't complain. GreeD etc etc wltb a ltnerotll waruingo, the evil workinp of Mn. Vaughn's SIS~ ~ ~!f- ~ is employed. · Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Stra... ra rted ·~anning ID welcome a ew-e-all for tbe problt!lllll o1 ra· thumbs ' are born, not made. ~tterma ol algebraic lllnl . ~----~- !ly, Mr. and Mrs. . a as ~ Mrs Anne EdmundsOn of 'baugh and Homer Wells return- re~dw P 'tb clll dbcrlminatlon In Amerlea." Take II from a gal who grolll and boll It' not beyood 00 1 dua'l man, Susan and Richard. \Ewin8ton, Route I, is visiting ed from a fishing trip In Can· :!"hen •:: :;rn!. but, be oald, "It can and will do the b.,Uest crabgrass, weeds our ~ Mr. and 1\\rs. Elwood Wal· her daughter. Irene Hanning, •t ada. Dully tl at wrigllt-Patteraon Air Force more IDward righting the wroap and snalla In IDwn. - H. see Why 11 llhould be beyond tbat ton, Lois Elaine and Betsy of Albany. Mrs. Mae recen Y en- Base here. The plan pnllnpted a of rec!ll oppmslon In thll coon- Dear Helen: , of the adults. - SEVENTII Summerville, W. Va. spent S"n· Mrs. Alma Smith. Mrs. Grace tertamed her two. daughter-In· \ meeting of air haoe and DayiDD Icy tban any otl!er ..meaaure put- !our letler from Calllornl- GRADE MATHEMATICIAN eaJDS 0 day with Mr. Walton's mother Colwell and Mrs. Lizzie r•Jnn laws, Mrs. Ray Findley, Gall~ Air Forca AIISOCiaUon ofllciall Sible at thio time. an end your answer Dear Matbematlclan· and husband, Mr. and Mrs. IV· were busineBO callers in Porn- polls . :"· Rex Anderaon,l and Young Republican Club losd· "Everywhere wo look," be oald, modern belni Tb , d bt. bout II• ~ Coatlaaed From Pale Ont) es King. eroy recentlv . Revno svJ1 . . er~. "we fiDd irrefutable evidence tbat hematica. bop ..,ows you ere I no ou a • "'urnament in· addilion to the I Mr · Danny Mr · and Mrs · Clyde w· Kess- Dale visited hlsl1 . America have yet need you kids · ·. Burkett of Ak· · th Cray Le recently C wh0 ha llo · th meet' ~-- U.. Negroes 10 Th some explanations. 1 0 f "dod "· many ofmatb ID are tbe leamln& sevd • ua, more best from thiS area ron 0 v1stted recently wtth inger and son David of Akron mo er, na ray, s Fo wmg e mg, ~ae . fWI · !hi and e ezamp ea The tournament ~ill run on Mr ' and Mrs Fred M. Roosh Iwere recent visitor!! ~ Mr and bet'fl sick at the home of her Giffin, a YmmK Republican Exe- to ~ £l~en . Cl~ P zap, box, lox, dolve," etc., are grade that a lot of us older Thursday and Friday of this ami housegu..st, Mrs. Annie Mrs. Lester Thomas. They. also Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cray. cutive Board member, issued a : / : ':., :;;;';ngtoo, to show pupila that certain prop- ones got yean of week and then after a weekend ~~· 1visited Mr and Mrs Raymond Mrs. Harley Strong and rtl· stotement to club members ask· . ey are-~- ' I" ertieo hold sonc1 even lor 1 school. I( mathematical bop . . . . t' hd t . dl . . th t " mb I •· tolerate the b..,...ns we have 1111· " " t I .-. d ol (be It XYX dod lb: zap) '• . ''. break will resume Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnu'! Carr IThomas and sons, Larry and , a Jves a a r~en reumo~ n mg a any e .arraumen loU on them.'' made sys em. n u~a aya or ' ' ... Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs· or Pomeroy. o., called on Mrs. Stevie, al their home in Athens,' ~r at Gold Chi! Park, Ctrcle- the Young Republicans, the Be- posed . . automation lor calculation otber tbe key, well clolve 1ne a lox, day next week. Carr's aunt and family, Mr.jwhile in this vicinity. vtlle. publican Party, independent Gold- Kennedy referred to racial. un~ number bases are necessary. boys. with a sld~rder of dus. In the first game Thursday and Mrs. Leonard Roush, San-, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Strong .Ronald S.nauch who was water fans, the U.S. Alr Force, rest in Combnd&e, Md. Sivan- You mothers oil up the old CertaiDly I need SOME oew and the Fuller Settlement l"am of dra and Milton Ray Sunday af-1 and sons started on their return hlfed a:; mnslc teacher in Wllt- 1the City of OayiDn or Sen. Gold- nab, Ga., and "'COOIItlesa oth.,. "thiDklng cap," lltldy along vibrant way to balance my Huntington will face T&T nf ternoon . trip to San Diego, Calif., last on sch•JOl, has resigned and , ~at..r htmaell be avoided by slay· cities." He said "this " what witb your children and try to checkbook. - . H. Pt. Pleasant. In the only other Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Burrts. ' saturday, after a visit with his plans to leach near his home 1ng away from the base when be happens when long-atending legit· understand what Is being a~ P. S. Unlest lchoolt can set game of the evening, SMith's Sr. of Poinl Pleasant visited parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl in canton. arrives." grievances are oot reme- tempted. If parenb!l' classes are up s~ial parents', classes ror; Upholstering or Parker, hurg Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Strong. and her rather Stephen Mr. and ROBer Phillips, died under law," . being held attend tbem and you adult, I m told It wtU facet he Mountaineers ul Fred M. Roush and Mrs. An· Foley vi Wilkesville. Randy and r ta called ?" his , ' , will lind tbat this Is not "matb· bell not to visit modem matb Clifton. The Gladhouse Nine ur nie Fry. Mr. and Mrs . Dave Roosh mother, Mrs. Clara Phillips reS C u t - VloliJoce ematlcal bop." Or consult the Pl'Oil'81111 except wltb a. COD> Parkersburg was origlnially Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mayes · and Mr. and Mn. Gene Roush cently. .. "We "'""'Ill uciiH •iolooce teacher and you will come away pletely open mind. Whut " dt111 scheduled to play the first night and Mr. Raymond Helen of of Chillicothe were visiting Mrs. Mrs. Mae Duffy was VISited from any source or from any with a cllfferent feeling aboUt soup for otudonll can maU but got a bye when its oppo3i· Point Pleasant visited Thurs- Arthur Roush last week. recently by her grandson, Mr. 3Jr group," he oaid. "Tho reopunsl· modem matb. Mom feel Ukt a up. - H. tion dropped out. day evening with !\(!'. afld J\!rs, .. Mr. alld Mrs. Lloyd--Smith and and Mrs. Larrv Croy' Athens, ' ' bility of the Negro leeders who When ynut child comes-home BACKYABJ) FENCE • ' '! Only two games are slated Howard Rayburn. children of Columbus arrived and Mr. and Mrs. Jack ,Mole· 1 thest demonstrations In ..O.' and asks you what .......,.. Is, One 1111 word to tbe Latry I f,.,. Friday night with New tfaV· Miss Billie Kay Lambert and Friday evening to spend the ~"" · Wellston. 8 tion ia very IP't&l as 11 the re- don't be too ready to answer ol this world: Sydney Smltb •• meeting Roberts Clotheirs Mr. Douglas Lambert of Wy weekend.with Mrs. Al~a Smith Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Reeves, sponslbiUI)' of the whit.. leader· "ten." It may be two, Ove, sev· salt!, "Never try to reason tho ' .\thens m the flrat game at oming, Deljlware are spend· and family and Mrs. Lizzie Ca· Dayton, were recent VISitors of COLUMBUS IUPH - The ship in l'iery ommunity. en or 12. - TEACHER OF prejudlco j)llt of I 111811- ll WU 1 B p. m. and GSI of Gallipolis Iing a rew weeks vacation with too. While here, they also visit· his mother, Mrs. ~bbte Good. !loth edition of U.. Ohio State MATHEMATICAL BOP not reasoned Into him, and canm~eting Jennings Sports Cen- their grandparents, Mr. a n d ed Mr. and Mrs. Earl Strong. Mr. and Mrs. WID1am Garvin Fair Is billed as "the best In the "But our resj!onolbliity as a na- Doar Teacher: not be reasoned ouL" - SOLI). ter of Chillicothe in the second Mrs. Dennis Roush , Sr. Weekend guesta o1 Mr. and had as Sunday guests, Mr. and Midwest,'' Fair Dire<Jor E. J. tion is moot plain. We must re- I'D take your word for It - IER'S WIFE AND PROUD Or game. Mrs. Blanch Yeager called Mrs. Clarence Turley and fam· Mrs. Charles Garvin and ehiJ. Keirns 11ld Tuesday as the near- move the in)lstl<e. you're tbe teacber. And I was IUM. Final games of the firot round on Mrs. Ethel Fry Friday. lly wert Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ball dren, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny ly-complete fair program was anlind Leiving's Plumbing or Pt. Mrs. Nora Adkins, Mr. Les- of Charleston, w. Va. Mr&. Ball Jones. Albany, Mr. and Mrs. nounced. . , ' Pleasant playing Mason at 1 ter Adkins and Mr. and Mrs. is the former Linda Turley. Jim Franks (Mary) Columbus, Gov. Jameo A. Rhodn II to cut p. m. and Ohio Valley Bank of William Van Meter and child· Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mliler John and Kathertne, Berlm a ribbon at 1 a.m. Aug. u to Parkersburg meeting Park Pnn- ren visited Sunday with Mr. and children of Columbus, and Cross Roads: •nd Mr. and Mrs. officially open the fair, which will 1 11ac of Charleston at 8 p. m and Mrs. Howard Rayburn and Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner and Walter Garvm, who art mov•ng run through Sept. 2. By waP. 0. Braatlllldl, M~. rhaae olen 1101110 other r.etar antleoaSUiaDII bu to dO wltb The first game of the second Charles. daughter, Christy, o! Wellston to Columbuo. He has accepted ! Tho total pune lor homeoa rae- There are three main typet allcll as froellllte or aalnlectloa the spread o1 1111Ucnant tumrJl!lnd wtK aloo be played Mon- Mr. Leroy Roush was a bust· were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mar- ~har~e of a Jacks Surplus siOre iog at tho expooltion will total of anticoagulants: warfar!D, enten the ·pture. · oro Plumbl and heparlrt havt day at i p. m. when Gladhouse ness caller on Mr. Curtis Rick· vln Miller over the weeltand. m Columbo~. . about $135,1100, a new rtcnrd. The which h8S gained a wide use They are, htiwever, aiW&JI ' . • faces the wmner oJ the Fuller ard Thursday afternoon. , They also visited Mrs. Iva Mill· Mrs. Sh1rley . Spll'eS, Mr. lop attracU011 wUI be the $211,1100 as 1 rat poisoD (the rata die ID danger of bavlog an ultcon-. been ohlnnl to reduce aprellll S<lltlement and T & T game. er. . and Mrs. Don Sp1res, and Mrs. Buckeye Stole Pace on Aug. :111. from internal hemorrba&e), be- trollable hemorrhage foUciwing lnrl by keeplns tbe IUIIIGr eelll ~ll times for the tournament WHITE HOUSE NOT SURE Mr. and Mrs. Willard Walker Alva Devau.lt left Sunday for a Games of aldU wiD make a ro- parln, and pbeulndlone. a .mall cut, and If a dental es· clrCUlatlni In .tbe blood ratller . ll11 DST. However, Grandstaff WASHINGTON <UPII - The an<' children, Forrest, Ruth and vacation trip 10 New York. turn ID the fair after a yeor'o ab- For over 20 years antlcoag· traction or other operatloa be- than comln(J 1D rest In a lllllll> adjusted. the schedule so Ohio White House sayo It Ia not 111re Alisa were visiting relatives and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stelfen, oence. 1'1tere will be no lottery ulants have been liVeD to per· comes ~. speelal ' pre- clol While. sliD clrculallnl tbeJ t..ms wtU play the second and whether Preoidel)l Kennedy wiU friends in Richwood, W. .Va., V'l"port •. Pa .. lpeDI Saturday or pmbllng ol any ktud, aocoed· oons who ouffered from the re- cautions must be tall:en to pre- went readil1 nacbed 111 third games or the ~venmg m be in town Aug. :18, when a Ne- and Craigsville, W. Va., Sotur- ~~ht wtth hJS aunt, Mr. a~ lng ID I!Jrley McGet, puhllc!ty 811tts o1 Internal clotting - no- vent BOVere lou ol blood. drua• that IIOW their ~ order 10 give tbem t1me to be gro-oponsored civil rights march day and Sunday. They were acs. Ernest Major snd took hiS dWector for the fair. tably strokes and corcmary Thousanda o1 doc:ton are 'II drop thai not only llow lbtal 11resent. Layton Sayre and Roy or 100.000 peraons is planned. companied home by their son, rents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Opoablf 11o11 Eftllll bear! atbtcb. The reuon for aiiD aMng their patleola anti- up but IIIII lhtnl can be found, Arms, both registered urn- There . hove been reports Ken· Mike, who had spent two weeks teffen home after spending two Opening day will be Gnveroor'o giving ant!C<NJ8Uianls was ID eoasulaoll and appear to be llltfeolllllanll IIIQ be • wllup•rea With the ASA, will offi· nedy will he in Texas the day visiting a cousin in Richwood. weeks here. Day and Youtb Day, wllh aU chiJ. prevent lurtber tnternal clot. sstillled with tbe reoultt. But able ltdjuncl to llldl treatmeDL elate. A• m past years all before to speak at a Democratic SM-Sgt. and Mra. C.1!- Roush Mrs. Loren Strausbaugh tonk dren under lbe age ol18 admitted ling. This meant long-term an IDcreUintl number ol reporll .aDJ ........ .: ~l'IICeeds from the tournament fund-raising birthday dinner lor of Columbus, spent saturday hi. grandmother, Anna. Rouah !reo. Alter opening day, children treatment with tbeH druPo DOW sullf!OSI that lonJ r1111e -vtaoed IIIII lite ..,...,. wtll 10 to the Wahama Athletic Vice Preoident Lyndon B. John· with his mother, Mrs. Sadie 10 a doctor at GallipoliS Wed- under II will be sdmiUed with· and meant strlldng a balance sorviVal ebaJicfi 11'8 ss aOGd """' ~- far .U. , 8\lllstera. 1011. Roush. ·nesday. out charge, wbUe the Ito for between the dose oeeded to or better wltea DO an~ weiP 1117 llttonllell -.... ·" ' Mr. ond Mr&. John Wood wert adulto wUI remaio at 'II ...,ts. prevent cJottlns and tbe amount laots art given. lq01. Dr. D. A. .,...... •. II ' buSiness callers at ~illicothe, Keirna oald the ngular live- that would cauao internal Recenlly, antlcOS8Uianll hiVe 8lanhrd Uflltertlly, bellef•'.l Saturday· . stock, agricultural 111111 hldulllrial bleeding, u 1n the tiiiSUipecUng been j)llt to two new usea. Con- lhat IIIIIIJ II 1111 ,.__.. Miss Anna Bell Dandsoo re- exhibill will boj supplemenlecl by rats. tradlctory u II might seem, porta ol tbl ... II llllletq1l- · turned home at WoUpen S~ lOp perlormero from !e]evlsloll. 111 order to walll t1111 llgllt- some hemorrhages are IJIIIIII'· lull Ill die trealaleld II day after spendlni a week Wlth Local televilkla and redio penon· rope tt 11 ltOICOIIII')' lor tbe onUy caused by .-..Jve I· and l1tlrl "'lllcb - bUI4 • · ber grandmother, Mabel Wood. alltieo ... also lilted~ appetr. penoe who 11 tdlq antlcoap mouots ol 1101111 of the cloiU.,. llalllllell - . ' Members of Willies Grange The BeverlJ BUibUiieo will ap- lull to (lava treqa.,. .._. elements. TbeD beparlu JIIQ be If aftel' 2fl yean ill 1111 I ' No 2716 went ~o Green Valley, pear the lint three dar• of the apo o1 a. amoaal of clotlln(J l(lven to stop the blaedlnC. 'I'hlt tarse part ol tbe Thursday. everun~ to open and fair and &Inger Jolmtly Mathia will elemeall Ia 1111 bloOd. Vader ahould llvt you some Idea o! -ld li In daub! .about tbe 1 close the1r meeting. Those go- ·follow with a two-da' appearanee. ...,fa( medleal ~ what compllcatad inechanllm value ol tbeH cb'ltll, It II ··~ mg were Mr. and Mrs. McCoy A one-day all.glrl tblill llbow will lllcll ...,_ art ander . at blood clotting 11. · blghly Improbable lhat llu!j IN i ' Snsvely, Mr. and Mrs. Luther be followed bJ '!'he 'Real McCoyl areal daapr ollalerllllllellllfl' The other uDexpeetecl uae Ill of any wortll, clalmiiiJiitld. Bowles, Mr. and Mrs. Harley and Dong MeChri, liar (J( "1''te · McCully, Zelda HaD, Mabel Virginian." Wood, Clara Pbllllpo and Mr. said J101111tlatlonl were and Mrs. Eug- Campbell. under'trly fer ,'a roclt and roD Mrs. Dortby crag and Mrs. 11bow and autO race to feature Lens Cray were Jacklon bul~ oeveral top ~. neso callers, Wednesday and 06or E,rOW .......,. called on Mr. and Mra. John Other ev+ odleduied are a Clark. tractor-pulling .,.-t, pony cart, Miss Wilma Jean Davldaon, races and an antique quilt exhibWolfpen lo spending a week with It, ail new ovento tllll year. her grandmother, Mabel Wood. - · Mr. and Mrs. John Wood and ly spent 1 week witb their fl'll'" oon and Mabel Wood were Sut>- ents, Mr. and . Mrs. day visltnn of hit litter, Mr. Hutchlsoll. ·, ~~. Mrs. Leo Davldaon, WollMr and Mrs 1:me1t Major OIVOTED fO INTIIIUt. 0P , ' . MIIGS MASON AliA WASHINGTON IUP)J-'l'he ..·a •witchcraft, and portents or the going to he an eclip,. olthe sun world's end. Saturday and a lot of honest and One scandalous notion was that decent · le are oin to blame ,Lhe sun and moon were lovert, ti.""P g 1 under Lhe most tUicit ol ctrcum· 1t on e moon stances, who ,.1.oo the opportu1nnmuch ., these peoplt nity of an eclipse to 00 •·hat they Uhej're called astronomersJ can shouldn't have vlsted Mr. and Mn. J. C. Johr> ston, Sr .. and Mr. and Mra. Eugene Johnston ""'! family over the July 4th holidays, Mrs. Anna Ot!dt• has recent· ly returned home after vlsllllg realtiVeo 1n Dayton, and her daughter and family ID Colum- ' R s . Sh ) oc oss, CJoto ' ow H king J I F• .Iy F" ' J.AJSS n .'II:W~ ear Igures l>~ily Senti~el : Pomeroy-Middlepo: t . ' Pleads For Law Of Heart To Become Real Justice Centennial By llln. Llaio CIIOII ~r;,..:,..~··o!~La:.~ Theme Is Set • C~n•er •·. ~\ """ \ ~ ln~ulring Midwest Best F ·• program J Announce · d ,. - \•. BAKER'S LYONS RACINE RUTLAND CLOVER FARM STORE CLOVER FARM STORE CLOVER FARM STORE DEPARTMENT STORE Corner Pearl & Locust Route No.7 Sixth & Poorl Sh. Route No. 124 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO RACINE, OHIO RUTLAND, OHIO ,," I. .J ~ 111 d . Ottay s lr.J e tea l Re'.rn ort . at..-· - lb. FRESH CALLIES **' ! ! I L ·~ ~ 'I Banana LAYER SAUSAGE 3 CAKE lit. $1· 00 fHl DAilY SENTINQ and Mr. and Mra. EmU Steffen, wm '11lursda7 eveninl gueata ot Mr. and Mn. Loren sa-... baUih Mrs·. Frank Cooper, Piketon --' ".... mn. B• W• -···• ra;1.1.-.u '..... L~UC~LP ville, wwrt 'l'bursday guests ol Mn. lreDt JaclrD. · Mrs. Dora Bobo spent a weelf: wltb her tlaulhtor, Mr. ll!d INn. Joe Slrool· Mrs. Hubert carr IDd daup ...., \llr, Mr. ~ Mrs. gtfford"Pd 1 . IGIIIild Mrs. 1111 .....,.._ &. - .._ ••n• 17 ·~· _....,. ::•e·..t~-r.··· -=::.: Sw. Pickles qt. Ju Chef BoyAr Dee SPAGHEnl Dinner ·, with 18 Meat • - ,. fllli!!ti ·- ,..... ·el•,.-• ..,. ~.;, ~ ·' -IU a , Lilillll ·';.r. ,,.....,;, .,.:=t ~:: 15- ~= ''1, ~... . . - • -:"\ ~ ;::: l::.::t.ll."WR • ::-..r::... "':r.~;':: ••": _.., . ... ot .~"'' ... - ·- . • · aOuli receat- : . , . - - - · - · t..iioil!!iff!i.t- oz. can ·~ -.------------------------------------------------f Clover Farm .· ~"mato ,i~l~,., . ~ ' .. J. • 46'oz.l5c . UICe Jo Bo can ----------~--~------~-~·-------- quart l•r ; Clo_ver Farm :! S.alad Dressing.· 43c c.tuu~ •• ...... ~ "•••,.., I# .:=:r..'::""wt'l:l.." • ••'• .... Hi-C Orange Drink 3 46 oz. Cans Clover Farm Bleach Portage Marlon ' and Saturday ROLL ol.: a I Thursday, •'ridq c lb. _,....IIIIa ' I Avallablt ' Regular 69e ••"t All Is Not Lost! j c .• ' . . lb.~·· 6· ' .·. ·' • '' '·"' . I ' DOG .FOOD l2 ' CQ,hs . each c California Red Grapes 2 fb_49c California Red Plums 2 fb.49c Western Sweet Onions 3 u.. 29c 25 ~~- 99c New White Potatoes Mrs. Weiss 49c Clover Farm Star Kist Noodles CATSUP TUNA 8 oz. pkg." , each c 14 oz. -bottles F 0 R 3c off label• 3oz. can .. • �• • .. ·~ I, • ' Moon Will Draw Blame In Sun's Eclipse On Saturday . 2·Dall7 Sentinel,... Pomeroy·Hlddleport, 0., JlilY 1?, 1~ · ,._ -~-·· __ . _ (Coatbtaod ............. ODe) be at leastiiiO yean and class· eo have been set up lor entriel of appllqued and pieced quilt, coverlets and linen oheets, wov· en at home: ~plen in their original frames, dreosea, hats or bonnet, original paiintlnn on ,lnders. ~ed ~lin ~eneral PolitiCS Out Dunng V I Of G }dwater 0~ :'.c.. ':r, u:'~~o':: bed!"' Nm:.~.::u:,: Rous~ ... -·"" r,t. ~·red ~ ~ Oak Grove c., M••m,:rg~th ~ an~ ,_.,Is 1 1 0 8 ,. ~~ ~or we~ .,..J..,.; ,.--;;·.;en~ ;,.,p :;.D.,r~ lhet.' ...,"'"= on . Gifts Fer·l'lt II IDE elll47~1,... July Sale' su... • Commurlty Silver 85yrocuMChlna l r 19S•nd 295 ' Phillips Sisters Style Shop Pomeroy T PIay =~nst!, ~dnd ~~tb~~~ I'""· mcreas~!, I •• Wit ,!bout :~ ~.lour limate M~. z.• ~rection ~rp::v".': } Softball T andw':,~,.re;:,.:~ sun went rut of !light. ° Society News Jar ~ had La . . Mr snd Mrs·. Junior P'lldl boll. , and children, DeWitts Run call- Mlldrod and Jgyre ~ eli on her parents, Mr. and Mn. M'orninl Stoot "'""" ~1 J w La tl • · ' Eber olsRat leigDorhWiiWllliams, Akron and .Mr.· So-'<1· Wil{! " er, a eatm Wel"f' re- ers Rand and T--· v Ia Mr ..... L I! ~· ' 'I'Y cent guests pi Mr. and Mn. B. R. Allen, Howard and Duane. I'::;~:Mr~.~-:nd~Mro=;_ · o.:n~T~I).~and:~~:m:ll~y,~l!:WIIai::·:Jd:..:rec::•:ll)'~. R. R. Durst 8011 Tommy 1; ' • and Wesley Cotart, spent the 4th of July at Seven Caves. Sid and Dorothy Durst o.IIed on Eber Carpenter and lamily- recently. e Fotloria Crystol 3 "'iD kneel~~ doo~ :*':,:~ . M.t pe~e';,';,nl ;vr::: fisc I , SlJVersv • iJJ e TH E POf.T'S CORN f R OCTOBER . . I pondered 'the changing' Stale Treasurer Jaho Her1>- AIHH - ~.11115.24, '1!,59fl. tJ.~. GoUla had 37.0 per cent in- IOctober~ a moody month, tunes, ert bss released llle flgureo "" fj94,425 .33, f427,35S.04 and 15.1 crease. The ligures for the F.ach hour a changlni mood on . the changing weather. fillies taJ: collectloll coverlag plwt. week ending June 30 11163 801 Though at times it's very I knew 1t was the power (J( God the fiscal year that ended June Gallia - $1,183.53. 1e • .. "5, fiscal year figures f.; the · ·., tie, Who makes things work logeU.: 10: and · makes a comparisali32'1.229.87 $234,202.83, u plus. ending June 30, 11163 and Jum It's often very rude. er. ~th the prevtotm flsc:al year Hocll8c- $1,%12.41, $5,1' '21, 19!12 wib percentage o1 gain , r The days are very, very October 10, 19!12, by M r 1. Wllh 1he perce!llages o1 in- Ql6,2r3.11, m4,114.50 8.3 min· loss follow•· •Athens _ $l1 363- Each day they shorter grow, Jacob Gloeckner, 21 Oak St., crt!&~~! and decrease Ill the fen uo. · .38, Jl36,270:13, $! 95 ,179 .14 , ' 21 0 But the kind of weather the day Pomeroy. IDtltheastem 01110 countle:·, Jacb011 - $1,936.34. $9,161.21, pllll. GaUia _ $2.692.73 S"?will brlng, Hocklnl; lloea and • oto $137.1>47.116, ~15,087.97, 71 plus. fh/.37 $93,276.97 37.0 p 1us. We seldom ever know. rontles Wert the only ~ Lawrenee- $8,f'IUS, m,M7· l!ock!Dg - $1818.43, $115,415- When I arose !hill morning, ~t ,show~ a decrease 1D fiB. Jl. 1174,760.20, f402,061.55. 1&.0 ·"· $103,52'1.311, 11.5 plus.Jack- The sun ·was shining bright •• ~ear fll!lJres. Vinton countv plus. "'" - 110 weekly liguro ll'14 . But witbln one fleeting hour showed the greatest increa<e Moip - $2,819.43, S4,5fi2.U, 643.77 $126,851.71, 14.0' plu;, The sup was out ol sight ' percenta~e-wlse and Galla . ·t $1911,670.'111, '1'111,389.87, IU]>iu0. Lawrence _ $9099.87, $298,683· But a very shorl Ume later, eaaed over the mark by,U per Pike - $11Ul, . $$,1'13.11, Jt, $193,42'1.26, 54.4 plus. • · ·.., Perhaps at almost ten, cent. . fll1,385.72, $104.288.91, 12' pi"•· - $2,11115.13, $122,346.31, $104,· I looked out through tbe window The llgurea showmg those lor Ron L $5,589.15, $26,2:' .'!3, 154.61 11.4 plus. p •· _ $2,434- The sun shone out again. NOW the week endmg June 30, 11163. ~115 . 04, $669.1145.70, 0.8 min- .M, $1110114.90, $85,310.05, 17.4 And then again right after noon, and June 30, . 11162, IISCaf Y""r us. plus. Ross - $6054.06 $311 973- The sun seemed · bright a n d ligures for the yeara July \, Scioto - $8lli!O.t9 Me tl89 76 93 .... 050 31 a 6 plus .:.,.0 to ' warm IOIIZ through J 30 1 ' ' ' ~~. . ' . ' •-· · · · ~ • 1163 from Ju une ' · .''nd 19117,222.26, $1.01!9,5119.911 9.6 .,.;. - $26389.96, $435,7211.56, $401,- So perhaps I should go out a bit l91fJ.Iy ~~~ 96~ thr~ugh .un~ nu~ 297.54 3.5 plus. Vinton - $1,171· It may not do me harm 30 11 ton - ~.94 $'1!"1.80, f52,- 86, Court St. ' , or loss folio;:~· age 0 $50,488.67, 44,226.56, IU So 1 sUpped on a sweater liiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii.liiiii 866.23, $43,398.01, 21l.4 plus. plus. And 1 outside dlidigloi,liiiliiiii ~ SOl~ 0 ., J~ly 17, 1963·3 1 Gallla county , w!s OO!'ed oot ;, - - - - - - - - - · ·· In Just a very Hille while b La re nty~· the Cool w nee "'"' '" -. winds beg,n ID blow. cenllfle ol increase b. .th• ' So I again retut'lled lndool'l . . lectlon of motor vehtclo And sat me clown to write uso taus eollected in the ••sf TheAnd •• I sat there writing' ~ Helen Help Us! 1- ~~~·Ar ·~ :f: ;, 1 WASHINGTON roPn- Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy ur~ed Congress' today to enact President Kennedy's • civil nchts PI'OII'IID "to bring to law wbat we have al· ways known ln our hearts to be justice."' "No Issues are more urgent today than tbose with which this legislation deals," the attorney general told • the Senate Judiciary Committee In prepared testimony. . . K~ apred befort the GREEN 'I'IIUMII BORN · born too - · - II, foretell an echpse to a fractton ' Modern sc 1ence, of cour~'~e. has bu1. . wood, alate, or fabric; neWSJNI" Senate flOUP on behalf of the NOT MADE PUS 10UJ1 of a second, they may he r1gh1, killed all Lh"'e notions. As far A correction of the item ID pera, unuoual hOUJehold Iron Preold.:.l'o "'tin! clvll rlgbta Dear Helen· Dear ftelen: ohout whal cau,.. 1!. ,back 11 1820 a scholarly textbook this column concerrung the VI· objects, Iron, brsss and copper , , , pactoae. Including a ban 00 cllJ. My wHe · 11 me to be u ~adln!l your letter fnla , But In times not to far post was ""urmg us. school chiloren Ication trip of the Harold Erie- kettles, coffee 11 at lSI crimlutloD ill public: II.'OIIIII!Odo· IDtereotecl :"" prdolllnl u obt "Calllomllll" lllldiiDI wooM lar • bodi,. ot •nlon have sup· thol although ecliJIS"'I coold he l wme family. It should . have Iron, clocb, wOoden churns, lions, opeedup (J( ochool _.,... I mow the 1>1'11 out ol a what tbe adult wotld II oomlrll other t:Ories Mankind !foretold. they couldn't foretell stated that they spent theJT va· butter molds and l*!dlea: cot>gallon, YOiill& g\W'IIIIIeel and Is. ol dU"' but II I put I 'to. YIMI don't bavt to ...., po h anytlung catiOn With his brother and lam- die molds and holden lpmnlng 0 ~<-··· II d'.... _ ma~-·Uct to II&UN ha~ always been a:-ovare t at now · . ' Q~,..- ,..~ rose busb in tbe .. _. ..., -· mi!,NIIP.u .., . . _ - s mnr Ill They r.. h 1 nd .__... 1 and then somethin ets to nih· Nobody. H was suggested, could I y In yea e, . w ee 8. a uuua. 1 ad I'd t wblte out that I udod pM dOd equal~ on Lhe sun. g g dependably base lore<astB of turned homo Tuesday. Dosdllne lor entrlu In botb DAYTON IUPII - Sell. Batty 11M «<torDtY g-al c:oupled Pd lot- lour," "Doer' Ia hill; II Us g . flood famine war peetalence 1 Mr and Mra. John Gard11er the Flower Show and Domestic ldw h1a appeal for the admlnilttltloa tb1Dp equa1l 111.., ur.p" il 111'01 tbe 0ccuionaUy, in broad dayhght. and doom eclipses or: and daughter. Christy, Well- Arts Doparlment, are to be . Go PNIP'"" wllh en attack on 118101" get 'em. I've dOWD 8ho1n the sddltloa PI'GP' U.. sun disappears altogether for the sun There have been • lot of slon, were Wednesday evening made With tbe secfttary at tbe IUvo e..-~ to o rigllu atlvocMN who he oald had to dO weekends let ' And II lll1llfl a brief period as though, hke leciipse; since 11120 and a lot of ]visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Mar· Fair Board office on the fair·:';. "<OI'I'upted" that OODeOjll IDto on 1111 I "Ifill'' II,.. Jonah, it had been swallowed, Ifloods famines ..:ars-but don't ,vin Miller grounds, by 4 p.m., AuJIU'Rt I. pres a "tbe bald dellia! ol ADwlcaD "ellpect ber tow ear bleb obowl U,. mulllpllclbut oot permanently. let'o g,et superstitious at this late Mr and Mrs. Dave of Y•1 u;;turdaatened: """: rigiiiJ, ol clvll rJabll, and (J( In> paint tbe boule, 10 ...tlhould ..... ol 01111 •r. 111... The moon lheory " not par· Chillicothe are visiting Mrs. SaW'Jk II co 0 IIC•~u Y ppear man riglltl." sbe el()eCI me to '""""' "' •• ..,.... Y ' 1 eevi e ticularly modern. Tho early Ara- ~date. die Roush or this commUnity. once becauoe 01 bit lllpporlert In · flowers? I keep buaY II!Gillb But even I have to sdmlt 111at wak people of Br~tioh Guiana Recent visitors of Mrs. ViV- . aouthwe~tern Ohio. Proltelloll Of • • wltboul tbat - and, besldef, I these mathematics art a little 111111 01 used to say, whenever an echp.. 1 ian Pierce were Mrs. Lizzie BY MRS. D. E. WOOD Goldwater, who Ia alao o major •·stotes' rfJb1o, u our forefa· Ute the SundiY baD 1 way<JUL ID our IICIIIIDI'a modoccurred. that "the sun and moon ] Caton, Mrs. Lola Bright and Mr. and Mrs. Rlch•rd Little general In the Air Force Relerve, thoro ccmcelved It, - • proteo- TV. Are you with me, Helea? mathematlefl program, we don't ore lighting." I Mrs. Nora Thomas. Iare announcing the birth of a was slated to attend tho Ohio Con- tloa of the rl&ht o1 the indlvlduoi - ALL THUMBS, N N E use "lb:, dolve, los, dus," etc. 8ut other peoples proposed I Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tho- daoaltter, Rill Lvnn .. Her moth- ference o1 the Air r..-ce Auocla· - . · · be llid: '''l'bolt who GREEN We use tbe old stand • byl, otber aun-eatlng .•genL\-glganUC mas and sons, Larry and Stevie, er M~. Zelda HaD csrtd for lion and speak at Ita banquet. Preach moot lroquently about Doar All: A. B. X. Y. wileD .. dO frogs, huge cod fiSh, great black or Athens were visiting Mr. her • ster Cindy• while her atatea riglltl ~ are not a.UIPI WeD, mostly· sometblnl Ute lbiiL Bt11 wo aJ. ~qulrrols, onchanted Jaguan, and Mrs. Lester Thomas re- motber was convalescing. But he threatened ID haclt out the protoctlon of the Individual So lonC u you mow tbllaWD 00 study thlnp ll1dl u ..,... .,...,wolves, mammoth serpents, I h cently Mr. and Mrs. Eugene France, unlesa politico were removed ,,__ but bit --'·Ita·~ ., and dll tbe bigger holM lot dl...., .... varlab'- • · -· Mr and Mrs. Jack Vaug n · J Ide La- and G-1 - - fro ~- · It e ....... , ..,... ~ ...__ etc., piUl ~·••t tbe tber "" tban ' .. ~.ten. ~ ._., and, ol ...,..,., dragons. . . . 0 Mr and Mrs Larry Smith ac ' •• , ,. ·~· m •K viB . llhru-,, ,.... m. Still utheno '"" in solar tclfp- land children or have . moved into. a trailer home recent of Mr. and Mrs. E II . this week hla oupport. lteJuledy oald that the admlail- house wash tbe ear, your and union ol .... oes feuds or the gods, prophetic spent two days w nd I m in Columbus where Mr Smith McCoy Snave)y. e ~.: d In cb.cinnaU Wll'l tralkla bill wao not "inteDded u wife sbollldO't complain. GreeD etc etc wltb a ltnerotll waruingo, the evil workinp of Mn. Vaughn's SIS~ ~ ~!f- ~ is employed. · Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Stra... ra rted ·~anning ID welcome a ew-e-all for tbe problt!lllll o1 ra· thumbs ' are born, not made. ~tterma ol algebraic lllnl . ~----~- !ly, Mr. and Mrs. . a as ~ Mrs Anne EdmundsOn of 'baugh and Homer Wells return- re~dw P 'tb clll dbcrlminatlon In Amerlea." Take II from a gal who grolll and boll It' not beyood 00 1 dua'l man, Susan and Richard. \Ewin8ton, Route I, is visiting ed from a fishing trip In Can· :!"hen •:: :;rn!. but, be oald, "It can and will do the b.,Uest crabgrass, weeds our ~ Mr. and 1\\rs. Elwood Wal· her daughter. Irene Hanning, •t ada. Dully tl at wrigllt-Patteraon Air Force more IDward righting the wroap and snalla In IDwn. - H. see Why 11 llhould be beyond tbat ton, Lois Elaine and Betsy of Albany. Mrs. Mae recen Y en- Base here. The plan pnllnpted a of rec!ll oppmslon In thll coon- Dear Helen: , of the adults. - SEVENTII Summerville, W. Va. spent S"n· Mrs. Alma Smith. Mrs. Grace tertamed her two. daughter-In· \ meeting of air haoe and DayiDD Icy tban any otl!er ..meaaure put- !our letler from Calllornl- GRADE MATHEMATICIAN eaJDS 0 day with Mr. Walton's mother Colwell and Mrs. Lizzie r•Jnn laws, Mrs. Ray Findley, Gall~ Air Forca AIISOCiaUon ofllciall Sible at thio time. an end your answer Dear Matbematlclan· and husband, Mr. and Mrs. IV· were busineBO callers in Porn- polls . :"· Rex Anderaon,l and Young Republican Club losd· "Everywhere wo look," be oald, modern belni Tb , d bt. bout II• ~ Coatlaaed From Pale Ont) es King. eroy recentlv . Revno svJ1 . . er~. "we fiDd irrefutable evidence tbat hematica. bop ..,ows you ere I no ou a • "'urnament in· addilion to the I Mr · Danny Mr · and Mrs · Clyde w· Kess- Dale visited hlsl1 . America have yet need you kids · ·. Burkett of Ak· · th Cray Le recently C wh0 ha llo · th meet' ~-- U.. Negroes 10 Th some explanations. 1 0 f "dod "· many ofmatb ID are tbe leamln& sevd • ua, more best from thiS area ron 0 v1stted recently wtth inger and son David of Akron mo er, na ray, s Fo wmg e mg, ~ae . fWI · !hi and e ezamp ea The tournament ~ill run on Mr ' and Mrs Fred M. Roosh Iwere recent visitor!! ~ Mr and bet'fl sick at the home of her Giffin, a YmmK Republican Exe- to ~ £l~en . Cl~ P zap, box, lox, dolve," etc., are grade that a lot of us older Thursday and Friday of this ami housegu..st, Mrs. Annie Mrs. Lester Thomas. They. also Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cray. cutive Board member, issued a : / : ':., :;;;';ngtoo, to show pupila that certain prop- ones got yean of week and then after a weekend ~~· 1visited Mr and Mrs Raymond Mrs. Harley Strong and rtl· stotement to club members ask· . ey are-~- ' I" ertieo hold sonc1 even lor 1 school. I( mathematical bop . . . . t' hd t . dl . . th t " mb I •· tolerate the b..,...ns we have 1111· " " t I .-. d ol (be It XYX dod lb: zap) '• . ''. break will resume Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnu'! Carr IThomas and sons, Larry and , a Jves a a r~en reumo~ n mg a any e .arraumen loU on them.'' made sys em. n u~a aya or ' ' ... Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs· or Pomeroy. o., called on Mrs. Stevie, al their home in Athens,' ~r at Gold Chi! Park, Ctrcle- the Young Republicans, the Be- posed . . automation lor calculation otber tbe key, well clolve 1ne a lox, day next week. Carr's aunt and family, Mr.jwhile in this vicinity. vtlle. publican Party, independent Gold- Kennedy referred to racial. un~ number bases are necessary. boys. with a sld~rder of dus. In the first game Thursday and Mrs. Leonard Roush, San-, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Strong .Ronald S.nauch who was water fans, the U.S. Alr Force, rest in Combnd&e, Md. Sivan- You mothers oil up the old CertaiDly I need SOME oew and the Fuller Settlement l"am of dra and Milton Ray Sunday af-1 and sons started on their return hlfed a:; mnslc teacher in Wllt- 1the City of OayiDn or Sen. Gold- nab, Ga., and "'COOIItlesa oth.,. "thiDklng cap," lltldy along vibrant way to balance my Huntington will face T&T nf ternoon . trip to San Diego, Calif., last on sch•JOl, has resigned and , ~at..r htmaell be avoided by slay· cities." He said "this " what witb your children and try to checkbook. - . H. Pt. Pleasant. In the only other Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Burrts. ' saturday, after a visit with his plans to leach near his home 1ng away from the base when be happens when long-atending legit· understand what Is being a~ P. S. Unlest lchoolt can set game of the evening, SMith's Sr. of Poinl Pleasant visited parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl in canton. arrives." grievances are oot reme- tempted. If parenb!l' classes are up s~ial parents', classes ror; Upholstering or Parker, hurg Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Strong. and her rather Stephen Mr. and ROBer Phillips, died under law," . being held attend tbem and you adult, I m told It wtU facet he Mountaineers ul Fred M. Roush and Mrs. An· Foley vi Wilkesville. Randy and r ta called ?" his , ' , will lind tbat this Is not "matb· bell not to visit modem matb Clifton. The Gladhouse Nine ur nie Fry. Mr. and Mrs . Dave Roosh mother, Mrs. Clara Phillips reS C u t - VloliJoce ematlcal bop." Or consult the Pl'Oil'81111 except wltb a. COD> Parkersburg was origlnially Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mayes · and Mr. and Mn. Gene Roush cently. .. "We "'""'Ill uciiH •iolooce teacher and you will come away pletely open mind. Whut " dt111 scheduled to play the first night and Mr. Raymond Helen of of Chillicothe were visiting Mrs. Mrs. Mae Duffy was VISited from any source or from any with a cllfferent feeling aboUt soup for otudonll can maU but got a bye when its oppo3i· Point Pleasant visited Thurs- Arthur Roush last week. recently by her grandson, Mr. 3Jr group," he oaid. "Tho reopunsl· modem matb. Mom feel Ukt a up. - H. tion dropped out. day evening with !\(!'. afld J\!rs, .. Mr. alld Mrs. Lloyd--Smith and and Mrs. Larrv Croy' Athens, ' ' bility of the Negro leeders who When ynut child comes-home BACKYABJ) FENCE • ' '! Only two games are slated Howard Rayburn. children of Columbus arrived and Mr. and Mrs. Jack ,Mole· 1 thest demonstrations In ..O.' and asks you what .......,.. Is, One 1111 word to tbe Latry I f,.,. Friday night with New tfaV· Miss Billie Kay Lambert and Friday evening to spend the ~"" · Wellston. 8 tion ia very IP't&l as 11 the re- don't be too ready to answer ol this world: Sydney Smltb •• meeting Roberts Clotheirs Mr. Douglas Lambert of Wy weekend.with Mrs. Al~a Smith Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Reeves, sponslbiUI)' of the whit.. leader· "ten." It may be two, Ove, sev· salt!, "Never try to reason tho ' .\thens m the flrat game at oming, Deljlware are spend· and family and Mrs. Lizzie Ca· Dayton, were recent VISitors of COLUMBUS IUPH - The ship in l'iery ommunity. en or 12. - TEACHER OF prejudlco j)llt of I 111811- ll WU 1 B p. m. and GSI of Gallipolis Iing a rew weeks vacation with too. While here, they also visit· his mother, Mrs. ~bbte Good. !loth edition of U.. Ohio State MATHEMATICAL BOP not reasoned Into him, and canm~eting Jennings Sports Cen- their grandparents, Mr. a n d ed Mr. and Mrs. Earl Strong. Mr. and Mrs. WID1am Garvin Fair Is billed as "the best In the "But our resj!onolbliity as a na- Doar Teacher: not be reasoned ouL" - SOLI). ter of Chillicothe in the second Mrs. Dennis Roush , Sr. Weekend guesta o1 Mr. and had as Sunday guests, Mr. and Midwest,'' Fair Dire<Jor E. J. tion is moot plain. We must re- I'D take your word for It - IER'S WIFE AND PROUD Or game. Mrs. Blanch Yeager called Mrs. Clarence Turley and fam· Mrs. Charles Garvin and ehiJ. Keirns 11ld Tuesday as the near- move the in)lstl<e. you're tbe teacber. And I was IUM. Final games of the firot round on Mrs. Ethel Fry Friday. lly wert Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ball dren, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny ly-complete fair program was anlind Leiving's Plumbing or Pt. Mrs. Nora Adkins, Mr. Les- of Charleston, w. Va. Mr&. Ball Jones. Albany, Mr. and Mrs. nounced. . , ' Pleasant playing Mason at 1 ter Adkins and Mr. and Mrs. is the former Linda Turley. Jim Franks (Mary) Columbus, Gov. Jameo A. Rhodn II to cut p. m. and Ohio Valley Bank of William Van Meter and child· Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mliler John and Kathertne, Berlm a ribbon at 1 a.m. Aug. u to Parkersburg meeting Park Pnn- ren visited Sunday with Mr. and children of Columbus, and Cross Roads: •nd Mr. and Mrs. officially open the fair, which will 1 11ac of Charleston at 8 p. m and Mrs. Howard Rayburn and Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner and Walter Garvm, who art mov•ng run through Sept. 2. By waP. 0. Braatlllldl, M~. rhaae olen 1101110 other r.etar antleoaSUiaDII bu to dO wltb The first game of the second Charles. daughter, Christy, o! Wellston to Columbuo. He has accepted ! Tho total pune lor homeoa rae- There are three main typet allcll as froellllte or aalnlectloa the spread o1 1111Ucnant tumrJl!lnd wtK aloo be played Mon- Mr. Leroy Roush was a bust· were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mar- ~har~e of a Jacks Surplus siOre iog at tho expooltion will total of anticoagulants: warfar!D, enten the ·pture. · oro Plumbl and heparlrt havt day at i p. m. when Gladhouse ness caller on Mr. Curtis Rick· vln Miller over the weeltand. m Columbo~. . about $135,1100, a new rtcnrd. The which h8S gained a wide use They are, htiwever, aiW&JI ' . • faces the wmner oJ the Fuller ard Thursday afternoon. , They also visited Mrs. Iva Mill· Mrs. Sh1rley . Spll'eS, Mr. lop attracU011 wUI be the $211,1100 as 1 rat poisoD (the rata die ID danger of bavlog an ultcon-. been ohlnnl to reduce aprellll S<lltlement and T & T game. er. . and Mrs. Don Sp1res, and Mrs. Buckeye Stole Pace on Aug. :111. from internal hemorrba&e), be- trollable hemorrhage foUciwing lnrl by keeplns tbe IUIIIGr eelll ~ll times for the tournament WHITE HOUSE NOT SURE Mr. and Mrs. Willard Walker Alva Devau.lt left Sunday for a Games of aldU wiD make a ro- parln, and pbeulndlone. a .mall cut, and If a dental es· clrCUlatlni In .tbe blood ratller . ll11 DST. However, Grandstaff WASHINGTON <UPII - The an<' children, Forrest, Ruth and vacation trip 10 New York. turn ID the fair after a yeor'o ab- For over 20 years antlcoag· traction or other operatloa be- than comln(J 1D rest In a lllllll> adjusted. the schedule so Ohio White House sayo It Ia not 111re Alisa were visiting relatives and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stelfen, oence. 1'1tere will be no lottery ulants have been liVeD to per· comes ~. speelal ' pre- clol While. sliD clrculallnl tbeJ t..ms wtU play the second and whether Preoidel)l Kennedy wiU friends in Richwood, W. .Va., V'l"port •. Pa .. lpeDI Saturday or pmbllng ol any ktud, aocoed· oons who ouffered from the re- cautions must be tall:en to pre- went readil1 nacbed 111 third games or the ~venmg m be in town Aug. :18, when a Ne- and Craigsville, W. Va., Sotur- ~~ht wtth hJS aunt, Mr. a~ lng ID I!Jrley McGet, puhllc!ty 811tts o1 Internal clotting - no- vent BOVere lou ol blood. drua• that IIOW their ~ order 10 give tbem t1me to be gro-oponsored civil rights march day and Sunday. They were acs. Ernest Major snd took hiS dWector for the fair. tably strokes and corcmary Thousanda o1 doc:ton are 'II drop thai not only llow lbtal 11resent. Layton Sayre and Roy or 100.000 peraons is planned. companied home by their son, rents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Opoablf 11o11 Eftllll bear! atbtcb. The reuon for aiiD aMng their patleola anti- up but IIIII lhtnl can be found, Arms, both registered urn- There . hove been reports Ken· Mike, who had spent two weeks teffen home after spending two Opening day will be Gnveroor'o giving ant!C<NJ8Uianls was ID eoasulaoll and appear to be llltfeolllllanll IIIQ be • wllup•rea With the ASA, will offi· nedy will he in Texas the day visiting a cousin in Richwood. weeks here. Day and Youtb Day, wllh aU chiJ. prevent lurtber tnternal clot. sstillled with tbe reoultt. But able ltdjuncl to llldl treatmeDL elate. A• m past years all before to speak at a Democratic SM-Sgt. and Mra. C.1!- Roush Mrs. Loren Strausbaugh tonk dren under lbe age ol18 admitted ling. This meant long-term an IDcreUintl number ol reporll .aDJ ........ .: ~l'IICeeds from the tournament fund-raising birthday dinner lor of Columbus, spent saturday hi. grandmother, Anna. Rouah !reo. Alter opening day, children treatment with tbeH druPo DOW sullf!OSI that lonJ r1111e -vtaoed IIIII lite ..,...,. wtll 10 to the Wahama Athletic Vice Preoident Lyndon B. John· with his mother, Mrs. Sadie 10 a doctor at GallipoliS Wed- under II will be sdmiUed with· and meant strlldng a balance sorviVal ebaJicfi 11'8 ss aOGd """' ~- far .U. , 8\lllstera. 1011. Roush. ·nesday. out charge, wbUe the Ito for between the dose oeeded to or better wltea DO an~ weiP 1117 llttonllell -.... ·" ' Mr. ond Mr&. John Wood wert adulto wUI remaio at 'II ...,ts. prevent cJottlns and tbe amount laots art given. lq01. Dr. D. A. .,...... •. II ' buSiness callers at ~illicothe, Keirna oald the ngular live- that would cauao internal Recenlly, antlcOS8Uianll hiVe 8lanhrd Uflltertlly, bellef•'.l Saturday· . stock, agricultural 111111 hldulllrial bleeding, u 1n the tiiiSUipecUng been j)llt to two new usea. Con- lhat IIIIIIJ II 1111 ,.__.. Miss Anna Bell Dandsoo re- exhibill will boj supplemenlecl by rats. tradlctory u II might seem, porta ol tbl ... II llllletq1l- · turned home at WoUpen S~ lOp perlormero from !e]evlsloll. 111 order to walll t1111 llgllt- some hemorrhages are IJIIIIII'· lull Ill die trealaleld II day after spendlni a week Wlth Local televilkla and redio penon· rope tt 11 ltOICOIIII')' lor tbe onUy caused by .-..Jve I· and l1tlrl "'lllcb - bUI4 • · ber grandmother, Mabel Wood. alltieo ... also lilted~ appetr. penoe who 11 tdlq antlcoap mouots ol 1101111 of the cloiU.,. llalllllell - . ' Members of Willies Grange The BeverlJ BUibUiieo will ap- lull to (lava treqa.,. .._. elements. TbeD beparlu JIIQ be If aftel' 2fl yean ill 1111 I ' No 2716 went ~o Green Valley, pear the lint three dar• of the apo o1 a. amoaal of clotlln(J l(lven to stop the blaedlnC. 'I'hlt tarse part ol tbe Thursday. everun~ to open and fair and &Inger Jolmtly Mathia will elemeall Ia 1111 bloOd. Vader ahould llvt you some Idea o! -ld li In daub! .about tbe 1 close the1r meeting. Those go- ·follow with a two-da' appearanee. ...,fa( medleal ~ what compllcatad inechanllm value ol tbeH cb'ltll, It II ··~ mg were Mr. and Mrs. McCoy A one-day all.glrl tblill llbow will lllcll ...,_ art ander . at blood clotting 11. · blghly Improbable lhat llu!j IN i ' Snsvely, Mr. and Mrs. Luther be followed bJ '!'he 'Real McCoyl areal daapr ollalerllllllellllfl' The other uDexpeetecl uae Ill of any wortll, clalmiiiJiitld. Bowles, Mr. and Mrs. Harley and Dong MeChri, liar (J( "1''te · McCully, Zelda HaD, Mabel Virginian." Wood, Clara Pbllllpo and Mr. said J101111tlatlonl were and Mrs. Eug- Campbell. under'trly fer ,'a roclt and roD Mrs. Dortby crag and Mrs. 11bow and autO race to feature Lens Cray were Jacklon bul~ oeveral top ~. neso callers, Wednesday and 06or E,rOW .......,. called on Mr. and Mra. John Other ev+ odleduied are a Clark. tractor-pulling .,.-t, pony cart, Miss Wilma Jean Davldaon, races and an antique quilt exhibWolfpen lo spending a week with It, ail new ovento tllll year. her grandmother, Mabel Wood. - · Mr. and Mrs. John Wood and ly spent 1 week witb their fl'll'" oon and Mabel Wood were Sut>- ents, Mr. and . Mrs. day visltnn of hit litter, Mr. Hutchlsoll. ·, ~~. Mrs. Leo Davldaon, WollMr and Mrs 1:me1t Major OIVOTED fO INTIIIUt. 0P , ' . MIIGS MASON AliA WASHINGTON IUP)J-'l'he ..·a •witchcraft, and portents or the going to he an eclip,. olthe sun world's end. Saturday and a lot of honest and One scandalous notion was that decent · le are oin to blame ,Lhe sun and moon were lovert, ti.""P g 1 under Lhe most tUicit ol ctrcum· 1t on e moon stances, who ,.1.oo the opportu1nnmuch ., these peoplt nity of an eclipse to 00 •·hat they Uhej're called astronomersJ can shouldn't have vlsted Mr. and Mn. J. C. Johr> ston, Sr .. and Mr. and Mra. Eugene Johnston ""'! family over the July 4th holidays, Mrs. Anna Ot!dt• has recent· ly returned home after vlsllllg realtiVeo 1n Dayton, and her daughter and family ID Colum- ' R s . Sh ) oc oss, CJoto ' ow H king J I F• .Iy F" ' J.AJSS n .'II:W~ ear Igures l>~ily Senti~el : Pomeroy-Middlepo: t . ' Pleads For Law Of Heart To Become Real Justice Centennial By llln. Llaio CIIOII ~r;,..:,..~··o!~La:.~ Theme Is Set • C~n•er •·. ~\ """ \ ~ ln~ulring Midwest Best F ·• program J Announce · d ,. - \•. BAKER'S LYONS RACINE RUTLAND CLOVER FARM STORE CLOVER FARM STORE CLOVER FARM STORE DEPARTMENT STORE Corner Pearl & Locust Route No.7 Sixth & Poorl Sh. Route No. 124 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO RACINE, OHIO RUTLAND, OHIO ,," I. .J ~ 111 d . Ottay s lr.J e tea l Re'.rn ort . at..-· - lb. FRESH CALLIES **' ! ! I L ·~ ~ 'I Banana LAYER SAUSAGE 3 CAKE lit. $1· 00 fHl DAilY SENTINQ and Mr. and Mra. EmU Steffen, wm '11lursda7 eveninl gueata ot Mr. and Mn. Loren sa-... baUih Mrs·. Frank Cooper, Piketon --' ".... mn. B• W• -···• ra;1.1.-.u '..... L~UC~LP ville, wwrt 'l'bursday guests ol Mn. lreDt JaclrD. · Mrs. Dora Bobo spent a weelf: wltb her tlaulhtor, Mr. ll!d INn. Joe Slrool· Mrs. Hubert carr IDd daup ...., \llr, Mr. ~ Mrs. gtfford"Pd 1 . IGIIIild Mrs. 1111 .....,.._ &. - .._ ••n• 17 ·~· _....,. ::•e·..t~-r.··· -=::.: Sw. Pickles qt. Ju Chef BoyAr Dee SPAGHEnl Dinner ·, with 18 Meat • - ,. fllli!!ti ·- ,..... ·el•,.-• ..,. ~.;, ~ ·' -IU a , Lilillll ·';.r. ,,.....,;, .,.:=t ~:: 15- ~= ''1, ~... . . - • -:"\ ~ ;::: l::.::t.ll."WR • ::-..r::... "':r.~;':: ••": _.., . ... ot .~"'' ... - ·- . • · aOuli receat- : . , . - - - · - · t..iioil!!iff!i.t- oz. can ·~ -.------------------------------------------------f Clover Farm .· ~"mato ,i~l~,., . ~ ' .. J. • 46'oz.l5c . UICe Jo Bo can ----------~--~------~-~·-------- quart l•r ; Clo_ver Farm :! S.alad Dressing.· 43c c.tuu~ •• ...... ~ "•••,.., I# .:=:r..'::""wt'l:l.." • ••'• .... Hi-C Orange Drink 3 46 oz. Cans Clover Farm Bleach Portage Marlon ' and Saturday ROLL ol.: a I Thursday, •'ridq c lb. _,....IIIIa ' I Avallablt ' Regular 69e ••"t All Is Not Lost! j c .• ' . . lb.~·· 6· ' .·. ·' • '' '·"' . I ' DOG .FOOD l2 ' CQ,hs . each c California Red Grapes 2 fb_49c California Red Plums 2 fb.49c Western Sweet Onions 3 u.. 29c 25 ~~- 99c New White Potatoes Mrs. Weiss 49c Clover Farm Star Kist Noodles CATSUP TUNA 8 oz. pkg." , each c 14 oz. -bottles F 0 R 3c off label• 3oz. can .. • �• 'j l \, ? ... • ·Dally SenUnt!, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 17, 1963 Wellston LL Tourney -To Open July 2s With . All-Star Teams ·The Daily Sentinel Trib Sent Spts. Wellaton LL eal . WKOV, the tournatnenl I! u- eaclt evening wlt!t the A largo concossloo. •tan<~ bas The sixth annual Little Leag· : pected to have at least JO aU • contest set for 8:30 p.m. been · erected and oe Baseball TournaJI!"nt I o r Istar teams entered, Touroa· day. wDI be Installed. teams In soutbem Ohio will op- Iment Manager Edgar llaybum Pearl Kisor, elty tournament wiD ats~ en at Wellston on Thursday, !stated tbat as of Monday.....,. commissioner, said that I the crownln8 ol Well· I ·July 25. I have already entered from Mel- Soutb End PIBygr<>Und, t h LIUle BasebaU QuOOIJ L..,.,,.,.,,.,.,.,,..__________.,..,._. I Invitations to this popular Isonville, Clay Twp. (Scioto tournament •lie, wiD take on court, and a gala ope1nlng lo ' tournament have bet!n sent out Co.), Wellston, Oak IHU, South new look In the ~two Is pllinoed for opening , to 26 towna In southern 0 b i o Webster, and Middleport. There wiU he ouclt GBUIP.OIIa .BaoebaU DlreclOr i and Secrelar)' Jack Lavender '!'be tournament wJU be plliy· "" the new bleachers, a CUH Wlloo- lllld today lbal ' requesto that any all-star team ed by boys under the age of 13 press box, a fence around 1M lo..t lllktar 101m woald wishing to enter tbe tournament and the teams entering will he plliying field, benches 81'<JWltl/ be cllnea lalel' Ibis weelt and notify him as soon as possible. composed of all-stars ol each the outfield lence, and oil woald' hecla pracllrlag aesl Sponsored by the Wellston participating town. keep the dust down on the In· M..day. Tlte umes of play· Sv FRED DOWN Station 'l'bere will he two games field. en from tile elglll Gallipolis 1Sentinel and Itadio UPI Sports Writor lelllll chosea ·~a pl"y Ia I be 1 Willie ~!cCovev ts closing in on a National League WeUaton ~ wiD be anhome run record and there'll be no astensk alongSide hiS nounced loDowlq the ....,pre. 11ame if he makes it. lion II seloellou, sold WJ11011. . ' -GENERAL .~LECTRIC ' ' •• . PJt GE Big Outfielder Hits 28th In PhiJ 1." Double Header Three Gall tea. I 'Mle frt'¥ -"'. · ~,~ing San Francisco which started !oul ~nd th~n rolled Cia"' hit his 27th and (air, brought m Btll Whtte from 1 281 1'> r.e season Tues· third base w~th the winnin~ run du · the Giants split for the Cardmals. Bobby Shantz MajOI' League Siaodtnp Jplit ;_. t 3-2 decisions with str~ck out ei~ht ~atters in 3 2-J By Uulted Preu Jnttmatlonal ·,' the Pittsburgh Pirates. The two , innmgs to wm hJJ fourth gamE> ~lows gave him a total <lf 10 for · w.hlle Joey Jay_. appearing in re. Nal.looal Le.,ue the month-only 5ix fewer than Uef, suffered hts 14th defeat. W. L Pt. gb . the NL mark set in 1949 by Ralph! Bob Buhl pitched 6 2-3 innings Los Angeles 56 35 .615 Kiner o( the Pirates. of hitles!l ball and atlowed only Chicago 50 to .556 51hq Kiner's mark doesn't have the I one hit before retirin~ ~ause St. Louis . 50 42 .543 6':-2: . prestige of Babe Ruth's 60 in of the heat after seven 10rungs to San FranciS('O 50 43 .538 7 1927 so there won't be any na- post his ninth win for the amaz- Cincinnati 49 44 .rtn 8 Uonal uproar to disturb Willie's ing Cubs. Ken Hubbs homered in 1 Pittsburgh 47 44 .516 t romic _ book reading. Baseball's the fifth inning for the Cubs, who Milwaukee 46 45 .505 10 Three more GalUI poobahs put an asterisk alongside moved to within 5'2 games ol the Philadelphia 45 47 .489 11~ teams were eliminated Roger Maris' name when he hit NL lead. Houston 36 59 .379 22 the Kyger Creek lJttle 61 homers in 1961 on the grounds The Mets broke a 3-! tie in the New York 31 61 .337 25 1h Tournament Tuesday ldght the season wa!: longer than when ninth inni~ when Norm Sherhry' s TuesdaJ'I Result• the original field D( 41 1 went over s or 1· , Ruth set his record in 1927. Buq bad-hop smge k H was reduced to 17. 3 New Yor M"l 4 ouston In th e cIosesI game, W. . Wynn ,s head and en- '~ Ch' .u far as anJ•one knows nobody stop J 1m k 1 0 ICago I wau ee In baseball has suggested that the I abled Rod Kane hi to score from L An Ph"] 2 1 t t ·T ht Malleable of Pt. PIeasant 18 5 ., I I Compare ... ' ' With Other Name Brands,' Price and Quality II ' They added si.J: more In the second frame when Walker. Wa· Tea ms Beate·n . Newman, and L. Bush all walked, and then W. Perroud. hJt a base&-loaded triple lowed by Ratliff's single and a dl,.ble by C. Beman for an 8-0 DURING BAKER'S I In KC Event Gallipolis scored an three of ita runs in the third inning Dennis Gilkey Jed orE with a single, Danny . Coo lot tripled and scored on ao error. of the five made by Mal- Hill was safe on another Cen· in winning. terviUe error and scored When I W V Ma1l ble d· RWIS Elliott slammed a triple. • ahtto t:ea s~w ro!d The wt~ Mld.ed three runs will meet the PortlaDd pj. in the third on three walks ~nd at 7 P. M. Saturday. singles by PetTOud and Ratliff, •SECOND GAME a d OU ble by Wau::rs. I th flftb Bill Sellers limited the GaiH· n e inning, Cen Ierv ill e monthofJulyi~longernowthan l third .GalenCisro, whopitcheda j·. 1 g. " '~ \\~l:t ed the Cheshire Yankees Oriol to . t t h't wrapped it up when Perroud 10 2 it used to be. ·hitless ninth, wun hls fifth ~hi;. L: P~t~g. ' 1 t ,tn~r t aod Portland Pirates shut he pitc~ theJ~rtl::. ~~walked, Ratliff was safe on 5 3 It only seems longer to ~L ~ game ~biJe_ Hal Woodeshick suf- : Pitt. r~n. 8_ F;a~. \. ~d.w~;~t the G_alli_polis Orioles 10-0 to 8 lO..O ·shutout victory W'tU~~~' ~medan. doubled, and pitdlf'rs, who have been copmg fertd hl8 fifth lo.ss. St Louis s Cln 4 10 in ni..w four llliWJIS, ~ l j i I.DUUJ o.ue with McOovey during his current · · ' ·• ~" ousted the Galbpolls our nn ngs. WllliamS wu the winDing pit. rampage. The bjg guy has hamWNDeSCiay'• Probable PUcben by a 13-3 count. A (irsl inning sJngle Da~id t:ber as he allowed seven hits, mered away at a .323-ctip since Milwaukee at Chicago - Fis- , The tourney enters Its mlntb and fourtb Jnmng SID· struck out eight, and wall<ed . . ht today with by Norman Gilmore ""'.an just -"""'·. Taking the I•June 30 and has lifted his seacl!er 11-21 s. Hobbie ~4-8) . consecutive mg .,_ was son average- to .28L. San Franc1sco at New York three games. At 6:30 Middle-got_ as they were el,m- Danny Cook: 7 who gave 1p ,ftirte ll . Iaththetr appearaoce. McCovey·s 27th homer came tn (night! -Perry il-2) vs. Stallard port Ind1an.s meet tite fourfirst 'nnlng contest bits, 10 w·u.-, a.r;a.a; and fanned the ninth inning ol Tuesday night's 13-?l. Is White Snx, then at it Selle ~ct 0 t'two nd H<: In tbe hitting department o:~ II opener and gave the Giants their! Hooston at Philadelphia <night> will be lhe Gallipolis Senators ed 1: s_ . k~ u athe wa_ nts Gilkey and Russ Elliott e: \' ictnrv. WiUie also homered in, - Bruce <4-7) vs. Duren (4-2). vs the Middleport Braves, and M ~ P~~ te~n!ate ~m. had two.hlts for Galllpoli:s while the first inning of ,thE> nightcap! Los Angeles at Pittsburgh at 8:30 Fisher's Dept. Store of eanw 1 e. .t h Ts op- Centerville was Jed by PerTOUd,/1 and had a second hil during the By LEO H. P~RSEN (nightJ - Miller 16-4) vs. Law Pt. Pleasant clashes with the pedD onf osfmg hptstc 'l'ber pommtey RatUff, Beman, and Williams UPI Spo111 r.wtor 8VIS or our I . . tes ea rned the game bUt the P Ira f4-3 ). .· Syracuse lnd'tans. ed f . ethe .tra rat St WI"th IW0 h'ts 1 eacb . spht on the strength of a nine- DALLAS IUPJI - Favored Ar- St. Louis at Cincinnati tnightl FIRST GAME ~co~ ~r ~u~ msh and Centerville wiD now pl8y the hJt attack that included two triples nold_Palm:rh.lauf~~ off thc~ug. -simmons (7-!i) vs. Purkey 13-5). W. Va. Malleable scored ;nn~g ~~n ·d ~h ·c0re.1 ~of today's game between by Dick Schofleld, one by BiU geshons 0 15 ~ ow. pros ay ·· winning run in the bottom ers wa . ' an s the GaDiPolis. White sox and Virdon and doubles by Roberto that if he ~Oe!l~ t WI~ lbe PGA . . 'lburldly'~ Games ... the sixfu inning with nobody long triple by George Middleport IndiaDs. Clemente and Bm Mazeroski. golf champJOnshlp this week he Milwaukee_at Chtcago . to edge the Cheshire Yankees . He . then scored on a ·.=:=!::::~==;_____ McCovey has now hit safely in ma_y de\'~h>p a def~atlst complex San FranclSco at New York, n1ght &- 4 in 8 real thriller. by T1m Cozart, who trot21 straight games during which which _w1ll. keep h1m from ever Houston at PWla., night . Cheshire took a s-o ,Jp~ in . across later on a. play at ,. he has hit 14 homers and drove capturmg It. L. Angeles at Pittsbl..ll'gh, mght the first inning on .a single by ba~. m 24 runs. "~aybe :~·s wisbluJ thJ_nldng.• on st. Louis at Cincinnati. night Steve Spaulding, a triple . added five more Ed' J ' id nd . I b m the second when J. Th Los Angeles Dodgers beat thetr part. Palmer smtled, At • h , ed awake Amerleau Iague ISOn IV I en, a - SlJl~ e d Y alked J B •- Ph !adelphia PhiUtes "' -2 be· 1easl, J aven t stay t .,., 1 , ...- , .gb . bou . , w L Pet.GB J.1m Tyo, pus an er ....r an • · b w . • Se . rewer fore suffering a lo-2 loss. the St nl tl~kwolrry!Dg a Ot!It ~I ~I New York 54 33 .621 fielder 's choice. edwas d Gy aLapltch, , llealkrsedwalk· Loui Cardinals nipped the Cin not I e y to start. cour-se, I I M U bl b k 'th an . wrence w to cinn:t. Reds 5-t in 10 innings- ~ ~ don 't win it pretty soon I'm : ~n 49 -40 .551 6 t ~ e~ e b ~~me fa~ t force in one run. Lee the ~tcago' C~bs defeated th~ l'iable to start wondering if J ever i C~cago 50 41 .549 6 fwo m .teh to om to h Btrlsl then blasted a bases loaded will Mmnesota 49 41 544 6\l rame WI wo ou w en 1 Y ble and ed late h he Milwaukee Braves, 1~. and the . . . Baltimore 51 43 543 6lf.z Barton and Ge<lrge Williamson scor r w en N y k Mets to ped th Ho "But rJght now, l m not wor· . . stole home. ew or . P e u-- ried. l"m worried more about m Cleveland -46 45 .503 10 h1t back-to-hack smg)es, Slay· The final Portland ston Colts, 4-3, _mother NL games. head cold and my driving " y Los Angeles 44 &0 .488 ~3'12 ton walked, and Roger Roush when D Roush walk::O i~a: In the Amer~ League, Was~- The PGA which starts Thurs- Kansas City 39 50 .438 16 clouted a bases loaded smgle third in~ing stole secood nd lngton downed Ch1cago, 3-1, Ba1tl· ' Detroit 36 50 .419 l1lf.z which scored two runs. ~ ' . ' a mon defeated Detroit, 5-2, Kan- day om- the 7,ot&-yard heat- Washmgtoo 33 58 363 23 Cheshire made it 4-2 in the scored on .a smgle by Se11en. sas City routed Boston. u-o, and ~aredhe Dale Country ~lub eourse, TUesday'• Reflalts second inning with two out By winmng, Portland earn~ Los An eles scored a 2-1 v1ctor· 11 1 on Y major title Palmer . . . . right to meet W. Va. Mal· Don't be a Rip.Van Winkle. g hasn't won. He has taken the Kansas City II Boston o, mght when Spauldmg coHected hJS leable at 7 Satu da over Cleveland · ~.... 'gbt sec<Jn d smg · 1e an d was tr1p · fed P· m.GAMEr Y. find WATCH REPAIR and Masters IJtree times the British Was h'mgton s ... . . .ntcagot, Ql THIRD Sandy Koulax pllched a perfect ' B It' Detro'! 2 · hl h b La D ughertv 5 1 . . · Open twice and the U. S. Open a amore ' mg orne Y rry a ·· Centerville t k ad f ~··••••'•~ fast in the 00 game for 11" mnmgs and wound Los Angeles 2 Cleveland 1, night The Pt. Pleasant too.m tied . van'G6e 0 YELLOW PAGES, u~ wi~h ~ six-hi~er th_at earnedd . once. Palmer II FaverJ~ N. York at Minn., night, ppd, rain the score at 4-4 in the third 1DOanbnaseCoosonk !balls gJVenl3-u3p ~Y h1m his mnth stratght v1ctocy an , L-a.l. u-L--· th 1 h"t h' h 1 Y o score a VIC· 1 . 11 I Despite his poor showing In the Wednesday • Pre ••....: P-=-n mnmg WI ou a I , w IC se ov the G II' lis y nk where YOUR 3 Ipo 3 • h1S 16 tb of the ~asoln. Wahy l British Open last week Palmer Balltmore at Detroit - Bar~ the stage for their winning er Moon's homer, a smg e by Jo n '• · ( -8 "'lh · th li J f FINGERS DO '· J' is regarded as the man to beat !12-'1 vs Agutrre 7 1. score m e na rame. "l Ce •-·'lie edt . . d Roseboro and a doub~ by 1m I CJ 1 d Lo el Edd' 8 n~..,l scor Wlce m . . . r in this 45th annual tournament for eve an at s Ang :t!s (2, no outs. 1e auer rew f t . . wb innJn . 'WALKING Gilham were t~ big bklws o I thE' nation's golf professionals TWINIHGT< - Kralick <f-7) and walk , moved to third an Irs Rmn.;~ en d~ledg ~11CII'" the Dodgers' 12-h_lt haedtlack. . ht- ~ "You never want to sell P~l- Walker 16-21 vs. Chancek (7-9} and W'fl' ton's double, bl and ped scored I . wlatbmsti~:~~~ome~~==:::::::~ an e•g wo rnns wo ou. .Dallas . GreE-n p1tc d h mer short." said big George Bay- Ne1son (2-3) or Foytac U-3. 1 1amson oo a 0 hJtter m the seam game as Jo er who thinks his chances Bolf.on at Kansas City night into left f1eld Callison hitd two . course •·are as good - Heffner <t-1) vs. Segui (4-3) . • Larry Daughterty took the Ta 1o Royhomers s· 8and h dTony tw0 \ on' roUmg . Y ' an'-Ph'lli Iver a as anybndy·s " • New York at Minnesota <night> loss after coming in to relieve hIts for tn~ I M. • I . J'lffi Tyo as h e gave up ',h e two . . 'k b '"J see where a lot of the pros I -Bouton <tl -51 vs. St an~ <.:rl Tim McCarver I two-stn e un 11 , W·"•· gt t Ch' . bt l b'1g h'ls . th . B arton don't think that Palmer, Jack 1 ~~~n on a tcago <mg 1 m t he stx BIG ODDS Nicklaus or Gary Player lthe - Damels f3--0 vs. DeBusschere went all th~ way . for Pt: Pleas· BOSTON, (UPI) _ What are defending champion can win · <0-2), , an~,. aHowmg e1ght hits and k Rad th one" Bayer added "all 1 can Thanday 1 Gamet str1kmg out four. . the odd s th at DIC a 1z. e · · 1· · ·c· say is that any one of them Ba t1more at DetrOit Spaulding, Daugherty, a n d Boston mons Ier who tern tes 1 · Le H"tte , win any tournament they play in New York at Mlnnesoat Tyo all had two hits for Che-Arn~J:n h lre:~ b 1 -/~' I 'Ttll not saying one of · Boston at Kansas City. night shire. For the winners, Barton wouwho was c aonceg bl own Y aofpft tche·I three will win here • but 1·~;:~::; lj FI~On~ly~g~ameo::~""~hed;:uled:;l...,...,..;,:a~n~d,_W:;ill~ia~m~s~on~ea~cb~~h:ad~t.::;wo er mound by a gust or wind ? ' ?·~.want to have to bet These Cars MUST GO You name'em and you've got l 1t. Wholesale & Below Prices the odds against Stu Miller, a i A lot of pros, who didn't ":ant 160-pound chap whnse hobby is to be quoted for lear they m•ght eontract bridge, being in the Ioffend Palmer-, said they thought WAS NOW big leagues in the first place. ~at Palmer may d~;'~ • $895 1961 LARK 161 - - - - - $1295 Clean and nice, economy car Yet the n-San Francisco Giant 1 Sam Snead complex If he right-hander is doing a brilliant f~iled to win the PGA In h~ 1951 CH.VROLET 161 $1095 $7f5 Job of relief pitching in his own lsJxth try . Snead h.as w-Jn all the StaUon Wagon. Sta. Trans. Clean and solid, runs right and Is the key reason the big ones except the • U._ S. fine Baltimore Orioles are still with-- Open and . at 50, he isn_t likely in shouting distanl't of the Am- ever to Wln the one maJOI' tour1958 STUDEBAKER $795 ertcan League lead. nament ~at iln'~ on his 112 tourChampion (6) 4 Dr. Another economy car -- 1 nament vtctory bst. 1957iMERCURY 4 DR. $795 $395 BIG BAT HardiQP. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. See It PITrSBURGH 'UPJ) Ma- Tackle Bob Gain Inko .. 1957 FORD 161 I'AIRLANE $195 · '$595 ny years ogo Theodore Roose- 1963 Cleveland Pact 500 2 Dr. Hardtop. Radio, Heater, one owner, real velt -<tltered "walk softly and 7 k51<40 Browns 7·1? F . . nice sta. trans. ' carry I biB stick" and it could CLEVELAND <UPJI be that Willie McCOvey heard Cleveland Browns 1bout that saying. The big man TUesday that veteran , '· WHO WANTS A LINCOLN? of the San Francisco Giants has taekle Bob G8in had signed Saves time because there's no mixing or WJih tuU power and alr ronditioninc:. i dOn't. U 1~ been speaking with his bat but 1963 contract - . hb llth pact with 1 hauling on your part. Saves money because tlo, Come,Jn. " ·· he is chary with words. the club. 1 you pay one low price for mixing, pouring and ·~·,. . ; Only !our veterans were 1UU 1 finishing. What more could you ask for? A Come In And 0..1 With The .,.. fcir MATCRE8 SET unsigned Ernie Green, Mont.t free estimate? Get yours today! CHICAGO . (UPI) - Second- 1Clark, Andy Cvercko and WhoWSale Prlct11 and Just a RufGOod seeded Deants Ralston met for- 1Jim Shorter. 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Weelq • �• 'j l \, ? ... • ·Dally SenUnt!, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 17, 1963 Wellston LL Tourney -To Open July 2s With . All-Star Teams ·The Daily Sentinel Trib Sent Spts. Wellaton LL eal . WKOV, the tournatnenl I! u- eaclt evening wlt!t the A largo concossloo. •tan<~ bas The sixth annual Little Leag· : pected to have at least JO aU • contest set for 8:30 p.m. been · erected and oe Baseball TournaJI!"nt I o r Istar teams entered, Touroa· day. wDI be Installed. teams In soutbem Ohio will op- Iment Manager Edgar llaybum Pearl Kisor, elty tournament wiD ats~ en at Wellston on Thursday, !stated tbat as of Monday.....,. commissioner, said that I the crownln8 ol Well· I ·July 25. I have already entered from Mel- Soutb End PIBygr<>Und, t h LIUle BasebaU QuOOIJ L..,.,,.,.,,.,.,.,,..__________.,..,._. I Invitations to this popular Isonville, Clay Twp. (Scioto tournament •lie, wiD take on court, and a gala ope1nlng lo ' tournament have bet!n sent out Co.), Wellston, Oak IHU, South new look In the ~two Is pllinoed for opening , to 26 towna In southern 0 b i o Webster, and Middleport. There wiU he ouclt GBUIP.OIIa .BaoebaU DlreclOr i and Secrelar)' Jack Lavender '!'be tournament wJU be plliy· "" the new bleachers, a CUH Wlloo- lllld today lbal ' requesto that any all-star team ed by boys under the age of 13 press box, a fence around 1M lo..t lllktar 101m woald wishing to enter tbe tournament and the teams entering will he plliying field, benches 81'<JWltl/ be cllnea lalel' Ibis weelt and notify him as soon as possible. composed of all-stars ol each the outfield lence, and oil woald' hecla pracllrlag aesl Sponsored by the Wellston participating town. keep the dust down on the In· M..day. Tlte umes of play· Sv FRED DOWN Station 'l'bere will he two games field. en from tile elglll Gallipolis 1Sentinel and Itadio UPI Sports Writor lelllll chosea ·~a pl"y Ia I be 1 Willie ~!cCovev ts closing in on a National League WeUaton ~ wiD be anhome run record and there'll be no astensk alongSide hiS nounced loDowlq the ....,pre. 11ame if he makes it. lion II seloellou, sold WJ11011. . ' -GENERAL .~LECTRIC ' ' •• . PJt GE Big Outfielder Hits 28th In PhiJ 1." Double Header Three Gall tea. I 'Mle frt'¥ -"'. · ~,~ing San Francisco which started !oul ~nd th~n rolled Cia"' hit his 27th and (air, brought m Btll Whtte from 1 281 1'> r.e season Tues· third base w~th the winnin~ run du · the Giants split for the Cardmals. Bobby Shantz MajOI' League Siaodtnp Jplit ;_. t 3-2 decisions with str~ck out ei~ht ~atters in 3 2-J By Uulted Preu Jnttmatlonal ·,' the Pittsburgh Pirates. The two , innmgs to wm hJJ fourth gamE> ~lows gave him a total <lf 10 for · w.hlle Joey Jay_. appearing in re. Nal.looal Le.,ue the month-only 5ix fewer than Uef, suffered hts 14th defeat. W. L Pt. gb . the NL mark set in 1949 by Ralph! Bob Buhl pitched 6 2-3 innings Los Angeles 56 35 .615 Kiner o( the Pirates. of hitles!l ball and atlowed only Chicago 50 to .556 51hq Kiner's mark doesn't have the I one hit before retirin~ ~ause St. Louis . 50 42 .543 6':-2: . prestige of Babe Ruth's 60 in of the heat after seven 10rungs to San FranciS('O 50 43 .538 7 1927 so there won't be any na- post his ninth win for the amaz- Cincinnati 49 44 .rtn 8 Uonal uproar to disturb Willie's ing Cubs. Ken Hubbs homered in 1 Pittsburgh 47 44 .516 t romic _ book reading. Baseball's the fifth inning for the Cubs, who Milwaukee 46 45 .505 10 Three more GalUI poobahs put an asterisk alongside moved to within 5'2 games ol the Philadelphia 45 47 .489 11~ teams were eliminated Roger Maris' name when he hit NL lead. Houston 36 59 .379 22 the Kyger Creek lJttle 61 homers in 1961 on the grounds The Mets broke a 3-! tie in the New York 31 61 .337 25 1h Tournament Tuesday ldght the season wa!: longer than when ninth inni~ when Norm Sherhry' s TuesdaJ'I Result• the original field D( 41 1 went over s or 1· , Ruth set his record in 1927. Buq bad-hop smge k H was reduced to 17. 3 New Yor M"l 4 ouston In th e cIosesI game, W. . Wynn ,s head and en- '~ Ch' .u far as anJ•one knows nobody stop J 1m k 1 0 ICago I wau ee In baseball has suggested that the I abled Rod Kane hi to score from L An Ph"] 2 1 t t ·T ht Malleable of Pt. PIeasant 18 5 ., I I Compare ... ' ' With Other Name Brands,' Price and Quality II ' They added si.J: more In the second frame when Walker. Wa· Tea ms Beate·n . Newman, and L. Bush all walked, and then W. Perroud. hJt a base&-loaded triple lowed by Ratliff's single and a dl,.ble by C. Beman for an 8-0 DURING BAKER'S I In KC Event Gallipolis scored an three of ita runs in the third inning Dennis Gilkey Jed orE with a single, Danny . Coo lot tripled and scored on ao error. of the five made by Mal- Hill was safe on another Cen· in winning. terviUe error and scored When I W V Ma1l ble d· RWIS Elliott slammed a triple. • ahtto t:ea s~w ro!d The wt~ Mld.ed three runs will meet the PortlaDd pj. in the third on three walks ~nd at 7 P. M. Saturday. singles by PetTOud and Ratliff, •SECOND GAME a d OU ble by Wau::rs. I th flftb Bill Sellers limited the GaiH· n e inning, Cen Ierv ill e monthofJulyi~longernowthan l third .GalenCisro, whopitcheda j·. 1 g. " '~ \\~l:t ed the Cheshire Yankees Oriol to . t t h't wrapped it up when Perroud 10 2 it used to be. ·hitless ninth, wun hls fifth ~hi;. L: P~t~g. ' 1 t ,tn~r t aod Portland Pirates shut he pitc~ theJ~rtl::. ~~walked, Ratliff was safe on 5 3 It only seems longer to ~L ~ game ~biJe_ Hal Woodeshick suf- : Pitt. r~n. 8_ F;a~. \. ~d.w~;~t the G_alli_polis Orioles 10-0 to 8 lO..O ·shutout victory W'tU~~~' ~medan. doubled, and pitdlf'rs, who have been copmg fertd hl8 fifth lo.ss. St Louis s Cln 4 10 in ni..w four llliWJIS, ~ l j i I.DUUJ o.ue with McOovey during his current · · ' ·• ~" ousted the Galbpolls our nn ngs. WllliamS wu the winDing pit. rampage. The bjg guy has hamWNDeSCiay'• Probable PUcben by a 13-3 count. A (irsl inning sJngle Da~id t:ber as he allowed seven hits, mered away at a .323-ctip since Milwaukee at Chicago - Fis- , The tourney enters Its mlntb and fourtb Jnmng SID· struck out eight, and wall<ed . . ht today with by Norman Gilmore ""'.an just -"""'·. Taking the I•June 30 and has lifted his seacl!er 11-21 s. Hobbie ~4-8) . consecutive mg .,_ was son average- to .28L. San Franc1sco at New York three games. At 6:30 Middle-got_ as they were el,m- Danny Cook: 7 who gave 1p ,ftirte ll . Iaththetr appearaoce. McCovey·s 27th homer came tn (night! -Perry il-2) vs. Stallard port Ind1an.s meet tite fourfirst 'nnlng contest bits, 10 w·u.-, a.r;a.a; and fanned the ninth inning ol Tuesday night's 13-?l. Is White Snx, then at it Selle ~ct 0 t'two nd H<: In tbe hitting department o:~ II opener and gave the Giants their! Hooston at Philadelphia <night> will be lhe Gallipolis Senators ed 1: s_ . k~ u athe wa_ nts Gilkey and Russ Elliott e: \' ictnrv. WiUie also homered in, - Bruce <4-7) vs. Duren (4-2). vs the Middleport Braves, and M ~ P~~ te~n!ate ~m. had two.hlts for Galllpoli:s while the first inning of ,thE> nightcap! Los Angeles at Pittsburgh at 8:30 Fisher's Dept. Store of eanw 1 e. .t h Ts op- Centerville was Jed by PerTOUd,/1 and had a second hil during the By LEO H. P~RSEN (nightJ - Miller 16-4) vs. Law Pt. Pleasant clashes with the pedD onf osfmg hptstc 'l'ber pommtey RatUff, Beman, and Williams UPI Spo111 r.wtor 8VIS or our I . . tes ea rned the game bUt the P Ira f4-3 ). .· Syracuse lnd'tans. ed f . ethe .tra rat St WI"th IW0 h'ts 1 eacb . spht on the strength of a nine- DALLAS IUPJI - Favored Ar- St. Louis at Cincinnati tnightl FIRST GAME ~co~ ~r ~u~ msh and Centerville wiD now pl8y the hJt attack that included two triples nold_Palm:rh.lauf~~ off thc~ug. -simmons (7-!i) vs. Purkey 13-5). W. Va. Malleable scored ;nn~g ~~n ·d ~h ·c0re.1 ~of today's game between by Dick Schofleld, one by BiU geshons 0 15 ~ ow. pros ay ·· winning run in the bottom ers wa . ' an s the GaDiPolis. White sox and Virdon and doubles by Roberto that if he ~Oe!l~ t WI~ lbe PGA . . 'lburldly'~ Games ... the sixfu inning with nobody long triple by George Middleport IndiaDs. Clemente and Bm Mazeroski. golf champJOnshlp this week he Milwaukee_at Chtcago . to edge the Cheshire Yankees . He . then scored on a ·.=:=!::::~==;_____ McCovey has now hit safely in ma_y de\'~h>p a def~atlst complex San FranclSco at New York, n1ght &- 4 in 8 real thriller. by T1m Cozart, who trot21 straight games during which which _w1ll. keep h1m from ever Houston at PWla., night . Cheshire took a s-o ,Jp~ in . across later on a. play at ,. he has hit 14 homers and drove capturmg It. L. Angeles at Pittsbl..ll'gh, mght the first inning on .a single by ba~. m 24 runs. "~aybe :~·s wisbluJ thJ_nldng.• on st. Louis at Cincinnati. night Steve Spaulding, a triple . added five more Ed' J ' id nd . I b m the second when J. Th Los Angeles Dodgers beat thetr part. Palmer smtled, At • h , ed awake Amerleau Iague ISOn IV I en, a - SlJl~ e d Y alked J B •- Ph !adelphia PhiUtes "' -2 be· 1easl, J aven t stay t .,., 1 , ...- , .gb . bou . , w L Pet.GB J.1m Tyo, pus an er ....r an • · b w . • Se . rewer fore suffering a lo-2 loss. the St nl tl~kwolrry!Dg a Ot!It ~I ~I New York 54 33 .621 fielder 's choice. edwas d Gy aLapltch, , llealkrsedwalk· Loui Cardinals nipped the Cin not I e y to start. cour-se, I I M U bl b k 'th an . wrence w to cinn:t. Reds 5-t in 10 innings- ~ ~ don 't win it pretty soon I'm : ~n 49 -40 .551 6 t ~ e~ e b ~~me fa~ t force in one run. Lee the ~tcago' C~bs defeated th~ l'iable to start wondering if J ever i C~cago 50 41 .549 6 fwo m .teh to om to h Btrlsl then blasted a bases loaded will Mmnesota 49 41 544 6\l rame WI wo ou w en 1 Y ble and ed late h he Milwaukee Braves, 1~. and the . . . Baltimore 51 43 543 6lf.z Barton and Ge<lrge Williamson scor r w en N y k Mets to ped th Ho "But rJght now, l m not wor· . . stole home. ew or . P e u-- ried. l"m worried more about m Cleveland -46 45 .503 10 h1t back-to-hack smg)es, Slay· The final Portland ston Colts, 4-3, _mother NL games. head cold and my driving " y Los Angeles 44 &0 .488 ~3'12 ton walked, and Roger Roush when D Roush walk::O i~a: In the Amer~ League, Was~- The PGA which starts Thurs- Kansas City 39 50 .438 16 clouted a bases loaded smgle third in~ing stole secood nd lngton downed Ch1cago, 3-1, Ba1tl· ' Detroit 36 50 .419 l1lf.z which scored two runs. ~ ' . ' a mon defeated Detroit, 5-2, Kan- day om- the 7,ot&-yard heat- Washmgtoo 33 58 363 23 Cheshire made it 4-2 in the scored on .a smgle by Se11en. sas City routed Boston. u-o, and ~aredhe Dale Country ~lub eourse, TUesday'• Reflalts second inning with two out By winmng, Portland earn~ Los An eles scored a 2-1 v1ctor· 11 1 on Y major title Palmer . . . . right to meet W. Va. Mal· Don't be a Rip.Van Winkle. g hasn't won. He has taken the Kansas City II Boston o, mght when Spauldmg coHected hJS leable at 7 Satu da over Cleveland · ~.... 'gbt sec<Jn d smg · 1e an d was tr1p · fed P· m.GAMEr Y. find WATCH REPAIR and Masters IJtree times the British Was h'mgton s ... . . .ntcagot, Ql THIRD Sandy Koulax pllched a perfect ' B It' Detro'! 2 · hl h b La D ughertv 5 1 . . · Open twice and the U. S. Open a amore ' mg orne Y rry a ·· Centerville t k ad f ~··••••'•~ fast in the 00 game for 11" mnmgs and wound Los Angeles 2 Cleveland 1, night The Pt. Pleasant too.m tied . van'G6e 0 YELLOW PAGES, u~ wi~h ~ six-hi~er th_at earnedd . once. Palmer II FaverJ~ N. York at Minn., night, ppd, rain the score at 4-4 in the third 1DOanbnaseCoosonk !balls gJVenl3-u3p ~Y h1m his mnth stratght v1ctocy an , L-a.l. u-L--· th 1 h"t h' h 1 Y o score a VIC· 1 . 11 I Despite his poor showing In the Wednesday • Pre ••....: P-=-n mnmg WI ou a I , w IC se ov the G II' lis y nk where YOUR 3 Ipo 3 • h1S 16 tb of the ~asoln. Wahy l British Open last week Palmer Balltmore at Detroit - Bar~ the stage for their winning er Moon's homer, a smg e by Jo n '• · ( -8 "'lh · th li J f FINGERS DO '· J' is regarded as the man to beat !12-'1 vs Agutrre 7 1. score m e na rame. "l Ce •-·'lie edt . . d Roseboro and a doub~ by 1m I CJ 1 d Lo el Edd' 8 n~..,l scor Wlce m . . . r in this 45th annual tournament for eve an at s Ang :t!s (2, no outs. 1e auer rew f t . . wb innJn . 'WALKING Gilham were t~ big bklws o I thE' nation's golf professionals TWINIHGT< - Kralick <f-7) and walk , moved to third an Irs Rmn.;~ en d~ledg ~11CII'" the Dodgers' 12-h_lt haedtlack. . ht- ~ "You never want to sell P~l- Walker 16-21 vs. Chancek (7-9} and W'fl' ton's double, bl and ped scored I . wlatbmsti~:~~~ome~~==:::::::~ an e•g wo rnns wo ou. .Dallas . GreE-n p1tc d h mer short." said big George Bay- Ne1son (2-3) or Foytac U-3. 1 1amson oo a 0 hJtter m the seam game as Jo er who thinks his chances Bolf.on at Kansas City night into left f1eld Callison hitd two . course •·are as good - Heffner <t-1) vs. Segui (4-3) . • Larry Daughterty took the Ta 1o Royhomers s· 8and h dTony tw0 \ on' roUmg . Y ' an'-Ph'lli Iver a as anybndy·s " • New York at Minnesota <night> loss after coming in to relieve hIts for tn~ I M. • I . J'lffi Tyo as h e gave up ',h e two . . 'k b '"J see where a lot of the pros I -Bouton <tl -51 vs. St an~ <.:rl Tim McCarver I two-stn e un 11 , W·"•· gt t Ch' . bt l b'1g h'ls . th . B arton don't think that Palmer, Jack 1 ~~~n on a tcago <mg 1 m t he stx BIG ODDS Nicklaus or Gary Player lthe - Damels f3--0 vs. DeBusschere went all th~ way . for Pt: Pleas· BOSTON, (UPI) _ What are defending champion can win · <0-2), , an~,. aHowmg e1ght hits and k Rad th one" Bayer added "all 1 can Thanday 1 Gamet str1kmg out four. . the odd s th at DIC a 1z. e · · 1· · ·c· say is that any one of them Ba t1more at DetrOit Spaulding, Daugherty, a n d Boston mons Ier who tern tes 1 · Le H"tte , win any tournament they play in New York at Mlnnesoat Tyo all had two hits for Che-Arn~J:n h lre:~ b 1 -/~' I 'Ttll not saying one of · Boston at Kansas City. night shire. For the winners, Barton wouwho was c aonceg bl own Y aofpft tche·I three will win here • but 1·~;:~::; lj FI~On~ly~g~ameo::~""~hed;:uled:;l...,...,..;,:a~n~d,_W:;ill~ia~m~s~on~ea~cb~~h:ad~t.::;wo er mound by a gust or wind ? ' ?·~.want to have to bet These Cars MUST GO You name'em and you've got l 1t. Wholesale & Below Prices the odds against Stu Miller, a i A lot of pros, who didn't ":ant 160-pound chap whnse hobby is to be quoted for lear they m•ght eontract bridge, being in the Ioffend Palmer-, said they thought WAS NOW big leagues in the first place. ~at Palmer may d~;'~ • $895 1961 LARK 161 - - - - - $1295 Clean and nice, economy car Yet the n-San Francisco Giant 1 Sam Snead complex If he right-hander is doing a brilliant f~iled to win the PGA In h~ 1951 CH.VROLET 161 $1095 $7f5 Job of relief pitching in his own lsJxth try . Snead h.as w-Jn all the StaUon Wagon. Sta. Trans. Clean and solid, runs right and Is the key reason the big ones except the • U._ S. fine Baltimore Orioles are still with-- Open and . at 50, he isn_t likely in shouting distanl't of the Am- ever to Wln the one maJOI' tour1958 STUDEBAKER $795 ertcan League lead. nament ~at iln'~ on his 112 tourChampion (6) 4 Dr. Another economy car -- 1 nament vtctory bst. 1957iMERCURY 4 DR. $795 $395 BIG BAT HardiQP. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. See It PITrSBURGH 'UPJ) Ma- Tackle Bob Gain Inko .. 1957 FORD 161 I'AIRLANE $195 · '$595 ny years ogo Theodore Roose- 1963 Cleveland Pact 500 2 Dr. Hardtop. Radio, Heater, one owner, real velt -<tltered "walk softly and 7 k51<40 Browns 7·1? F . . nice sta. trans. ' carry I biB stick" and it could CLEVELAND <UPJI be that Willie McCOvey heard Cleveland Browns 1bout that saying. The big man TUesday that veteran , '· WHO WANTS A LINCOLN? of the San Francisco Giants has taekle Bob G8in had signed Saves time because there's no mixing or WJih tuU power and alr ronditioninc:. i dOn't. U 1~ been speaking with his bat but 1963 contract - . hb llth pact with 1 hauling on your part. Saves money because tlo, Come,Jn. " ·· he is chary with words. the club. 1 you pay one low price for mixing, pouring and ·~·,. . ; Only !our veterans were 1UU 1 finishing. What more could you ask for? A Come In And 0..1 With The .,.. fcir MATCRE8 SET unsigned Ernie Green, Mont.t free estimate? Get yours today! CHICAGO . (UPI) - Second- 1Clark, Andy Cvercko and WhoWSale Prlct11 and Just a RufGOod seeded Deants Ralston met for- 1Jim Shorter. They are npecled tip oeeded Ian Crookenden of • aign Sunday wben they report to New Zealand and No. I foreign the Brown~· training camp "itt Meded· Marla Bueno of Brazil Hiram. fa!.'otj ranting Gwyneth Rhomas Gala lives at 'l'lmborlake and Phone WY 2·3284 loifal' "" by matthes ol the N• worb for the Wilann Freight Fortllllll Clay Court !ennis cham- warding Co. of Clevelaad Jn the Page St. . Middleport REMOVAL SALE 1 ' 8 1 II pa}ffief JSn't br Worri"ed About Winning PGA a:.. TIME ·sTOOD STILL r.• SAVE Is Pleased To Announce That MR. "CLIFF11 KINCAID We Welcome All of Mr. Kincaid's Many Friends to Stop In For A Visit and Any Photographic Needl COMBINATION 2-DOOR They May Have. • With Frost-Free Food Compartment We Gift S&H GROVER'S STUD10 • With 110 lb. Zero Freezer GR!EN "Family Record Plan Member Studio" STAMPS $ 220 E. MAIN ST. SALE DISCOUNT Markets 111 IICOND IT. Next lo lhe fallrlc lhop 30" ELECTRIC RANGE automatic e Push-bulton HAVE AWONDERFUL TIME ON YOUR VACATION. .. BUT BEFORE YOU GO, CHECK THIS LIST • Uft-off oven door for easy cleaning eMASON, W.VA. ODID I STOP THE MILK DELIVERY? ODID I TURN OFF ALL THE FAUCETS? eDID I LOCK ALL THE ODORS AND WINDOWS! With Trade ~· ODID I PAY THE PAPER BOY? ODID I CONTAC'T MY PAPER BOY OR THE 17 CUBIC FO.OT CIRCULATION DEPT. TO HAVE MY NEWS. CHEST FREEZER PAPERS SAVED FOR ME IN A VACATION " eHolds ooo' lbs. •Thln·llne conatrueUOii •Safety light & lock eS.Year unit guarantee • Food spoilage guarantee • Aluminum liner for fastest lreezlnc and llf• time rust·proof protection PAC, DR MAILED TO ME? Be Sure To Use One Of s STILL ON a:=.:: I l ' ~ ., ~r-~~------------------~ . Delli li GOEGLEIN READY-MIX COi ,pkl!!lbfpl at River For11t. .a-. MIDDLEPORT, 0. POMEROY swltchel Our Convenient 1 I BAKER FURNITURE Bright Star With Trade e Completely Hoover Cleaners Lamps Lounge Chairs Floor Coverings Living Room Suites MANY MANY OTHER .ITEMS t.... 1 Radios AdmiralTY MIHresses Bed Room Suites Tape Recorders Is Now Associated With This Studio As APhotographer 1 UP TO With Trade VACATION PLANS AUTOMATIC · ·WASHER and , DRYER ' .. LIABILITIIS Demand d<I>Oiilo of individual&, pol'lnenblpo, ''I'lmeand corporation• ------ - ---,- --- --- --- --·---- $1,'150,887.81 1. 1od aavin!ll deposita of tndlvlduala, IIJepopartlts:ltsershlptt, and eoi'POl'atillli.t --"----------- 2,MO,OOl.N of United Slat01 GoverruneDt (lnciudln(f 1• po!ltal savjngs) --- ____ • _·- __- --'" ___ ... ... _____ _ 141 ,t'l7.07 Dep06Ua of Stete1 and polttleal subdlvtaJ.On• . __ .... 82,383.45 Certified and officers' cheet1, e-tc.- --·- ·---- ---· 9,672.04 TOTJ\L D!WOSri'S -- ---- --- --- ...Oli3,92U1 Total demand depoofto '"---- 11,1188.1120.43 Total time and ravloaa depoelb S2,3&0,0CJl.l8 ~· •completely •u(omatJc •2-cycfe, 2 speed e 12 lb. capicity With I _' load selector •• •• Cold water rinse lnd wash cycle •4 -~ tempera~. > -· oettl.np e12lb. ctpac!IJ ' .. . $149 ' With Trade a.-at...... •PORtABLE · ' ·•: · ·uo ·VObf . •4000 ·BTU • NO INSTALLA!J'lON . , • ': JUST PLACE IN WINDOW, PUSit' bUT LOUVES. PLUG IN llECEPTACtE. l . . . paper mailed. Your carrier will save your coplea In a convenient Vacation Pac for you return. detivery when MAIL AWAY SERVICE .... We11 maD your paper at no extra cost if you plan on being In one place two weeks or longer Your subscription must be prepaid at your usual carrier rate for the time you will be gone, but we'll take care of the mailing costs. ' TOTAL L1ABilJTIES ·..... "· - - ---- ----""--·""== ...~922.41 . ''15ft. '. .' VACATION PAC .... Is designed for those who will not be at one address long enough to have the •• . r, ' Tenllo.na bf ten can put you In · a tiDy tQI leaves you unable .Ln.do your belt wo_rk. Oecaslqnal tensions are normal, but ' feeUng of conslsi!Jnt strain Is a dJII· ger ~- Let your .doctor illterpret that • llr~.. It~~~~ .• . . 1~~~u~ • •' I, I ' wYi.i)06 ~~~~ CAPITAl. ACCOUNTS Cllptt•J Stock: Common stock, total par '100,000.00 ·------· ' 100,000.00 t!urpluo - -- -- ---- -----" --"-------"""--------"" 3110,000.00 Undivided proflto ---""'""-"--.. ·--------"·----· 111'1,7tiU4 TOTAL CAPITJ\L AOCOUNTS ...... "-"" ••••----w,,7S8.~4 TOTAL LlABlLlTIE8 AND CAPrr~ ACCOUNTs ... ............... ~·=·~~~~ p-.•·"- "·_ MI-ANAuots pled&ed or aaoltned IG IOIJW'e UabiiiUes ond for other I, liAIIOUl E. IIUllliAJID, Vfue 1iboviHiamed hank do bOf<lll, deelart to the best o! · · Uon II ll'ilo ud Fill In And Mail Circulation 0.,1., The Dally S.ntlnol Pomeroy, Ohio PI- moll my popor to: ( N o m e i - - - - - - - - - - AIId,...: ICily) - - - - - - - - (State) From: !Date) This Coupon My (To) Home Acid,_ li Check EnclaHd For TODAYI 0 . Or Call WY 2·2156;- Circu..ti"" Dept. Choock hera If ,_. • - uo to .... your ·papers lor deii""Y ,. .._ you return. .:T. HE. DAI.LY . Weelq • �• • . • J .. . .. .. lf just Pl~k Up Yow lonus Build-Up Carel At Your NHNit lvo111 Sup~r Marklt 600 PURCHASE STAMPS PLUS 600 FREE STAMPS PLUS 600 BONUS STAMPS • 1800 s&H GREIN STAMPS. HURRY I YOU MUST ST.ART I!PORI .WC. Jrd TO II ELIGIBLE ! 'TifiS II WID uPON A $10.00 PURCHASI. ' - ~ ' l RILES ARE SIMPLE! I OYII'f(JO OufsftJ!JdlnfJ 6t~ee,fi/,Jives! $10 purch11e or more S& H receive 100 extra U. S. Cov't. Inspected U, S. Bol't. ln11111111 BOTTOM Tender Sirloin ROUND ' • Or r Bonus Build-up Credit. J. After 6 consecutive weeka of -th Breaded Shrimp l SWifT'S PR&MIUM . c~;;tiiiM · ~a . Thoro,.hly Coo...., - U. S. Cov't. Inspected '3" 14-as. btl I. Del Moala Soldea Co11 ';;"'""~; H1nt's TOIIIIIo Catsup F I P Tomato Catsup Del Montt Spinach F I P Sweat P111 •;:~.... F a p Bolden Corn c;;,~ K~~~:. FI P Sm. Whole Beats FI PCat l111a Beans F&PCll Wax Beans Morton Tender T-Bone "Old Kootucky Rocipo" 100 EXTRA J." Gree':1 Stamps ' Or - A"'f Combination Fino for Salado Pkgs. 15 PREM 49 12-os, can sc·· ts · Slnt U-31 . . " " · 1-- ill Can1 I 8-0s. Lbs. Only Many stytM in .oiiH'I 2 ~:. 49 ~~ Grapeslb. CALIFORNJA ' lolt4 : : : : . :. : . oloollc lao loond, lotulot Prlc• $1. . Oranges Lb. katl1 IVAN$ Doz. Only il .. ;; Pkg. of 8 CAMAY 2 ~: 33 ZEST ZEST CAMAY 2 ·:.~ 43 3 ::.~- 33 --~~~vo=R=Y~~-=I~V~O~RY~~~~IV=O~R~Y~L_ 2 ~~33 3~~- 31 .. .,......., 4 . ,, . 2 ·~"J· 3 JOY 'Liquid IP•• Slao 'lntll,( btl. - of 12 lcatl• IYANI ~ .... SALT IISING CUP CAKES Pko. 35 of6 '. BRUD LAVA t~ . IYANI 25 DASH ,. ... . ,. . . $247 ... . • Hppllltl, -do Df unbraokable ......... '""1 l'foef, ••Y 10 bep claon ond llnl• lOry. I.Z pour .,..ut-rnaotu,. miii'IIH on oldo. IVIno Low '.·;' ., 01 •t '1 '1 '1 Jlol pk•"': . can a , -HEALTH 6- IIAUTY-=--,. SAVE 20. TOOTHPASTE *"' ........ 29 I Ito. 29 7 SAVE 14c ••••69 39 GT. TUII . . I ill. ~k•. 29 ...... ·- .... 27 ........ 1441. ' ':~ · \ ' · .OXYDOL .:~. 1.! . ·I ' ' . ° . . . _. ' ~· ...... .... 59 SAVE 8c ALCOHOL 2 COMET OLUJISU ,_..·2 ,;- ..... 69 ~ Mx,- _ .. · ... . 'I Barer ASPIRINS 100 Ct. ltl • :i.. . J . . . ,•..•.. . , SO EXTRA Jw Grr (>n Stem,,_ WOH COUP ... ••• PUIOt .... O>o Can I Can1 Canl ' Any Combination HEINZ SOUP 50 EXTRA J.~ Gt I ['rl 'il""ll' 50 EXTRA .J'Ji Gro • !1 ~1(1"1~ CHICKEN NOODLE Cream of Mushroom .... PORK &B'EANS 59 303 '1 4 Can• 101 '1 4 Can• 4 ..... '1 303 '1 4 Cant '1 4 101 Cant 303 '1 4 Can• 4 ~:. '1 4 2'' '1 4 363 '1 4 303 '1 4 lol -Ib..., 11 ,., 11 4 C•n• " 2'; '1 II! Ctma 4 u-. '1 Can• OR 10 ..... '1 10 :.:~. '1 211 •t 10 .... 10 120 '1 Ct, F& PTOlllllo Paala Princt's Pineapple J1l01 Ko•ey's Shoastrinc Potatoes Scollias Hanky Pall $ Or 8 ••••• SHOWBOAT . t 29 1Qtf3.os. Cans Jc ol.f Heinz Sandwich Spread Del Monte Tomato Pasta Hunt's Pork I Beans Del Monte Tomato Snct F & PYallow Cline Peaches •ncod F& PSm. Sliced Beets Tollhrleaf Instant Tea 11' off Gohl Seal Sweat Pickle• F&P Bartlell Pears Swanaa Toilet Tissue lie Top Peanut Butter Aju Cleanser , oH Del Mania To~talo Calnp RQal Prlntt Cat Aspara1as HarsHy'slnsiRI Cocoa SPIO I SPll 33 ' $ 50 EXTRA .dw (r"• Iabat 89 MR.CLUI •••. ••••. 41 ~tl. 8 8 8 9 7 ....ja"_ '1 ·-··- '1 300 '1 cant .... _ '1 ····can• •t 7 COni 11 )I'J 'lPI ,.., Iff'• JEWEl SHOITEMINI can1 cant 103 2!1·-o... I•• Qt. '1 SO EXTRA J"j., (,,I t f1 S• lrT1J n 39 ' 39 con 4 ••pke.u 39 u-u. 31 lor I•• 21 2 1!:':; 29 2 :;r." 21 !: 21 I lb. 41 ..... . SO [XTRA J·,... ( ' " ' •. "'!' SAVIAIM [;] luy PECAN SANOIES- $.,.. on . FIEI·A·MIIT ···.• . . . . ... ' Colptt's IVOIYFWEI 2 ~47 . Q~ll .t,.. Brach's Bon Ions Brach's Royals Brach's Spicettes .. Brach~• Jots Marpro Cone Trays Holloway's .Black Cows IYOIYIIIOW CASCADE '1 '1 '1 Tomato Sauce cant - I Prioo ' •1 tch' .... &·~-... •t & ,303 '1 '1 Del Monte Zucchini Del Monte Lima Beans Del Monte Pickled Baets Del Monte Cllt Green Buns Del Monte Seas. Sl. Green Beans Del Monte Stewed Tomatan Del Monte Fruit Cocktail Htnl's Solid Pack Tom1toes F & P Whole Apricots u.... l.d F & P Elberta Peaches "s~::~ Dixie Bella Crackers Lady Tabor Sweet Polaton Libby's Pork & Beans Wulfield Drink E&P CANDIES · CNIER ' 303 '1 & C111n1 303 •t & Can• · 303 •t & Cant 400 Ct. $1.79. It ho1 a lal'jlo loaoo to 111 ..11111 TIDE. 303 &Can1 8...... · Thlo pllchor 1o oelv..tlood to ... et I •t •t '1 Aqua Pin~- Yoll- TABLE PITCHER Pollio Rolls Pko. 21 .. 12 ~· 27 / 35 Pkg, Atry Co.biution '1 '1 White - CliANT 4 QUART RICT4NGULAR TOMATOES I · Ac!vettlletlln Life HOT HOUSE jl i ' Facicd Tissues 6·8 lg. 46-os. cana .... .... KLEENEX Girls' SUI SUITS JUICE 2Vl cans ~a !~S''iS Plly In The Sun White Seedleu COCKTAIL .... ~kltl\l\ . v.1 ...~ te $1.19. l¥11111 Low Prict ton. TOMATO 8 303 •t It Del Molita Elberta Pnches ~:=! 3 ~~:. 8 14-oc. btll. .. - '1 F & P Elberta Poaohoa Do~" 3 !~~. 8 14~• btl I. '1 f & P Elllalia Peaches Halv•• 3 ~.:!. 6 103 can• '1 F &I Frail Cocktail . 3 :.::.. 6 101 cant 3 :~~. '1 F & P Whole Apricots .......4 8 303 cant/ 8 303 ' . , . F I P YaUow Cline Poaclla ~~::. "' ~ 3 !.~. Stokely's Tomato Jalct ' 3 ·~: 6 103 ..... '1 Stokely's Pineapple Jaict 3 •:.-:: 8 303 '1 H1nt's f11il Cocktail 3 :~:. Del Monte Pina-Grft. Drink 3 •:;,·; Star Kist Tina 1'ch:~. 51y.. 3 N:;.~ Ma Brow• frtft Pall Dills 3 ~~ ,,_.__ -, 1JIJ'IIlmU8 $ 300 & Can• J ·,... ""' ~t •. ' ~) FRUIT ' • Hunt's Frail Cocktail F & P Fr1it Cocktail F I P Whole 11'1111 Beans Dol Monte Green Beans 's;7;h -Southern Pride Ch1nk Pineapple Uadarwood Uver Spread Del Monte Peas Swift'I U.S. No. 1 Cobbler ! 8 far RED RADISHES 2 '/JtJ'lllmii CATSUP Can loody To lat 50 EXTRA Any Combiution TOMATO Tender, Delicious Turkey With All The Flxin'1,, • try EVANS SUPER TRIM- SWIFT'S PREMIUM '.M. Mandoy lhr11 Th11rodoy _. . . 9 A.M. to 6 Jlridoy ond Solurday __ . .1:30 "· M. to 1::10 ' · M. ' ' 1At111mife 53 ·~ ' ' AllY Co111bin«tion Pifchasll of $10 or more, you receive 1n 1ddition1l bonul of 600 FrH S6-H Stampa. · w~l JI Corner Second & Mill St., Middleport Products Can Be Mixed or Matched In Any Assortment Within The Same Group . 2. 't: ur Evans cashier will st1mp EVANS SUPER TRIM-SWIFT'S PREMIUM t • card once e•ch week tor Evans Supar Trim - Swift's Premium We Retor•• Tho Riehl To Limit Quo•lltloo CHOCOLAtl CIOQZ · ........ w"" COU"* PUICHAII �• • . • J .. . .. .. lf just Pl~k Up Yow lonus Build-Up Carel At Your NHNit lvo111 Sup~r Marklt 600 PURCHASE STAMPS PLUS 600 FREE STAMPS PLUS 600 BONUS STAMPS • 1800 s&H GREIN STAMPS. HURRY I YOU MUST ST.ART I!PORI .WC. Jrd TO II ELIGIBLE ! 'TifiS II WID uPON A $10.00 PURCHASI. ' - ~ ' l RILES ARE SIMPLE! I OYII'f(JO OufsftJ!JdlnfJ 6t~ee,fi/,Jives! $10 purch11e or more S& H receive 100 extra U. S. Cov't. Inspected U, S. Bol't. ln11111111 BOTTOM Tender Sirloin ROUND ' • Or r Bonus Build-up Credit. J. After 6 consecutive weeka of -th Breaded Shrimp l SWifT'S PR&MIUM . c~;;tiiiM · ~a . Thoro,.hly Coo...., - U. S. Cov't. Inspected '3" 14-as. btl I. Del Moala Soldea Co11 ';;"'""~; H1nt's TOIIIIIo Catsup F I P Tomato Catsup Del Montt Spinach F I P Sweat P111 •;:~.... F a p Bolden Corn c;;,~ K~~~:. FI P Sm. Whole Beats FI PCat l111a Beans F&PCll Wax Beans Morton Tender T-Bone "Old Kootucky Rocipo" 100 EXTRA J." Gree':1 Stamps ' Or - A"'f Combination Fino for Salado Pkgs. 15 PREM 49 12-os, can sc·· ts · Slnt U-31 . . " " · 1-- ill Can1 I 8-0s. Lbs. Only Many stytM in .oiiH'I 2 ~:. 49 ~~ Grapeslb. CALIFORNJA ' lolt4 : : : : . :. : . oloollc lao loond, lotulot Prlc• $1. . Oranges Lb. katl1 IVAN$ Doz. Only il .. ;; Pkg. of 8 CAMAY 2 ~: 33 ZEST ZEST CAMAY 2 ·:.~ 43 3 ::.~- 33 --~~~vo=R=Y~~-=I~V~O~RY~~~~IV=O~R~Y~L_ 2 ~~33 3~~- 31 .. .,......., 4 . ,, . 2 ·~"J· 3 JOY 'Liquid IP•• Slao 'lntll,( btl. - of 12 lcatl• IYANI ~ .... SALT IISING CUP CAKES Pko. 35 of6 '. BRUD LAVA t~ . IYANI 25 DASH ,. ... . ,. . . $247 ... . • Hppllltl, -do Df unbraokable ......... '""1 l'foef, ••Y 10 bep claon ond llnl• lOry. I.Z pour .,..ut-rnaotu,. miii'IIH on oldo. IVIno Low '.·;' ., 01 •t '1 '1 '1 Jlol pk•"': . can a , -HEALTH 6- IIAUTY-=--,. SAVE 20. TOOTHPASTE *"' ........ 29 I Ito. 29 7 SAVE 14c ••••69 39 GT. TUII . . I ill. ~k•. 29 ...... ·- .... 27 ........ 1441. ' ':~ · \ ' · .OXYDOL .:~. 1.! . ·I ' ' . ° . . . _. ' ~· ...... .... 59 SAVE 8c ALCOHOL 2 COMET OLUJISU ,_..·2 ,;- ..... 69 ~ Mx,- _ .. · ... . 'I Barer ASPIRINS 100 Ct. ltl • :i.. . J . . . ,•..•.. . , SO EXTRA Jw Grr (>n Stem,,_ WOH COUP ... ••• PUIOt .... O>o Can I Can1 Canl ' Any Combination HEINZ SOUP 50 EXTRA J.~ Gt I ['rl 'il""ll' 50 EXTRA .J'Ji Gro • !1 ~1(1"1~ CHICKEN NOODLE Cream of Mushroom .... PORK &B'EANS 59 303 '1 4 Can• 101 '1 4 Can• 4 ..... '1 303 '1 4 Cant '1 4 101 Cant 303 '1 4 Can• 4 ~:. '1 4 2'' '1 4 363 '1 4 303 '1 4 lol -Ib..., 11 ,., 11 4 C•n• " 2'; '1 II! Ctma 4 u-. '1 Can• OR 10 ..... '1 10 :.:~. '1 211 •t 10 .... 10 120 '1 Ct, F& PTOlllllo Paala Princt's Pineapple J1l01 Ko•ey's Shoastrinc Potatoes Scollias Hanky Pall $ Or 8 ••••• SHOWBOAT . t 29 1Qtf3.os. Cans Jc ol.f Heinz Sandwich Spread Del Monte Tomato Pasta Hunt's Pork I Beans Del Monte Tomato Snct F & PYallow Cline Peaches •ncod F& PSm. Sliced Beets Tollhrleaf Instant Tea 11' off Gohl Seal Sweat Pickle• F&P Bartlell Pears Swanaa Toilet Tissue lie Top Peanut Butter Aju Cleanser , oH Del Mania To~talo Calnp RQal Prlntt Cat Aspara1as HarsHy'slnsiRI Cocoa SPIO I SPll 33 ' $ 50 EXTRA .dw (r"• Iabat 89 MR.CLUI •••. ••••. 41 ~tl. 8 8 8 9 7 ....ja"_ '1 ·-··- '1 300 '1 cant .... _ '1 ····can• •t 7 COni 11 )I'J 'lPI ,.., Iff'• JEWEl SHOITEMINI can1 cant 103 2!1·-o... I•• Qt. '1 SO EXTRA J"j., (,,I t f1 S• lrT1J n 39 ' 39 con 4 ••pke.u 39 u-u. 31 lor I•• 21 2 1!:':; 29 2 :;r." 21 !: 21 I lb. 41 ..... . SO [XTRA J·,... ( ' " ' •. "'!' SAVIAIM [;] luy PECAN SANOIES- $.,.. on . FIEI·A·MIIT ···.• . . . . ... ' Colptt's IVOIYFWEI 2 ~47 . Q~ll .t,.. Brach's Bon Ions Brach's Royals Brach's Spicettes .. Brach~• Jots Marpro Cone Trays Holloway's .Black Cows IYOIYIIIOW CASCADE '1 '1 '1 Tomato Sauce cant - I Prioo ' •1 tch' .... &·~-... •t & ,303 '1 '1 Del Monte Zucchini Del Monte Lima Beans Del Monte Pickled Baets Del Monte Cllt Green Buns Del Monte Seas. Sl. Green Beans Del Monte Stewed Tomatan Del Monte Fruit Cocktail Htnl's Solid Pack Tom1toes F & P Whole Apricots u.... l.d F & P Elberta Peaches "s~::~ Dixie Bella Crackers Lady Tabor Sweet Polaton Libby's Pork & Beans Wulfield Drink E&P CANDIES · CNIER ' 303 '1 & C111n1 303 •t & Can• · 303 •t & Cant 400 Ct. $1.79. It ho1 a lal'jlo loaoo to 111 ..11111 TIDE. 303 &Can1 8...... · Thlo pllchor 1o oelv..tlood to ... et I •t •t '1 Aqua Pin~- Yoll- TABLE PITCHER Pollio Rolls Pko. 21 .. 12 ~· 27 / 35 Pkg, Atry Co.biution '1 '1 White - CliANT 4 QUART RICT4NGULAR TOMATOES I · Ac!vettlletlln Life HOT HOUSE jl i ' Facicd Tissues 6·8 lg. 46-os. cana .... .... KLEENEX Girls' SUI SUITS JUICE 2Vl cans ~a !~S''iS Plly In The Sun White Seedleu COCKTAIL .... ~kltl\l\ . v.1 ...~ te $1.19. l¥11111 Low Prict ton. TOMATO 8 303 •t It Del Molita Elberta Pnches ~:=! 3 ~~:. 8 14-oc. btll. .. - '1 F & P Elberta Poaohoa Do~" 3 !~~. 8 14~• btl I. '1 f & P Elllalia Peaches Halv•• 3 ~.:!. 6 103 can• '1 F &I Frail Cocktail . 3 :.::.. 6 101 cant 3 :~~. '1 F & P Whole Apricots .......4 8 303 cant/ 8 303 ' . , . F I P YaUow Cline Poaclla ~~::. "' ~ 3 !.~. Stokely's Tomato Jalct ' 3 ·~: 6 103 ..... '1 Stokely's Pineapple Jaict 3 •:.-:: 8 303 '1 H1nt's f11il Cocktail 3 :~:. Del Monte Pina-Grft. Drink 3 •:;,·; Star Kist Tina 1'ch:~. 51y.. 3 N:;.~ Ma Brow• frtft Pall Dills 3 ~~ ,,_.__ -, 1JIJ'IIlmU8 $ 300 & Can• J ·,... ""' ~t •. ' ~) FRUIT ' • Hunt's Frail Cocktail F & P Fr1it Cocktail F I P Whole 11'1111 Beans Dol Monte Green Beans 's;7;h -Southern Pride Ch1nk Pineapple Uadarwood Uver Spread Del Monte Peas Swift'I U.S. No. 1 Cobbler ! 8 far RED RADISHES 2 '/JtJ'lllmii CATSUP Can loody To lat 50 EXTRA Any Combiution TOMATO Tender, Delicious Turkey With All The Flxin'1,, • try EVANS SUPER TRIM- SWIFT'S PREMIUM '.M. Mandoy lhr11 Th11rodoy _. . . 9 A.M. to 6 Jlridoy ond Solurday __ . .1:30 "· M. to 1::10 ' · M. ' ' 1At111mife 53 ·~ ' ' AllY Co111bin«tion Pifchasll of $10 or more, you receive 1n 1ddition1l bonul of 600 FrH S6-H Stampa. · w~l JI Corner Second & Mill St., Middleport Products Can Be Mixed or Matched In Any Assortment Within The Same Group . 2. 't: ur Evans cashier will st1mp EVANS SUPER TRIM-SWIFT'S PREMIUM t • card once e•ch week tor Evans Supar Trim - Swift's Premium We Retor•• Tho Riehl To Limit Quo•lltloo CHOCOLAtl CIOQZ · ........ w"" COU"* PUICHAII �) • '•. '• ' ,, / ' Classified Ads Get Results. ' WANT AD INF011MA noN i ·I ''00 +' '·~· M llllorulu .S~t,.,.. .,..a<11tnt 'Ill 4 "onl\a~ t.:ANl ELJ...A TtUNS I Jn'-1 1957 oHXl 'I 1960 1'11.1 ounna1n11 Ullhe> 2 1959 Chevrolet 2 '@ v~ Door --~~ Door -.,--_-'-.,-- POMfROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES 8:00 P.M. POMEROY . OHIO Ill '"~ @· N_I_C_E-LY-F-un-is_h_ed_4_r-:-o~-~-3~....:.nd Uf'. ePassenqer Cars Only n~•,..tol'l no•n1're,., $1095 b" uuh w•lt '1nl l'tr 'I!SPOI\Sl ftt• fol mflff • Dlll' $999 SPECIAL THIS WEEK ,.j. 1,. ,.,..,H tllnttld RATES For Wan! Ad Service 4 t:entt ~~ lll'oru """ "a"r''MI , C har~:, Mln•mdm o Cent, ~"'ntll M oer wurd ""' rl"lret GCKJ TELEVISION IN ·REVIEW • f'"ul' ~•''" •• 4 ·e fl~ per •u"' .-tl• • tJe .· n a rg~ fo• ~d.,.erttllnl •I I'IO' '""' "'""\" IP ttay• d•er ,..r•~> n~ •U 11 '' .,.ntmum t¥nrtt te 1 "l!fl' Ohit"ft;o.rle• pn wnr<l OFFIC~ &:lU A Salur~ .l' - ll .ilb tor Kae-. •rio:tOf •nn rRANIUi """rd ouhlll..... BOURS I'd '' ~ I~ :1 .1r ., M ~ .II 'r l~·llfl nuCJf' I Ia II) rT'~ SO ~SY TU ~LACli A . RES" ' t I !l'ROHI 'l'lNG Front~End WI\N'I AD i'HONE WY - --- Alignment - 2-2157 --~-- --- ---- - - :a~~~~~~ a':.~!~.~ !:1":"!·H~~~· By JLIZABITB H. ZADOFF ---====::::.-.., oey?" uan..l ....., blol"lllllloul ~NIA, -N.J. lUPJ) -Wallo< • c 11 '1!81Tied to a wom•n ~ • wbo's been up ill the eloud~ years. He used to be up -------~~~ 100• Gauge roMiDp: Galllpdlt ' Mro. Selma Cronan, 50, of 1109 dam 11.7,· 12.1, """""'" 1 flit mbe of •...,.... HIUc,...t Av~, Is 8 me-. on roUers, Potnei'O)'-MUOII 11.~ Nint::":· 11 II, Pl. Pleuant 24.10, HlnF~ . org8DI .78 statioJW'l', Kanawha pllota. .80 f.linng, t:harhton lf.a Ri Vef Report ...,..'" .... .... - :.=:"!: w:~.~. =a~~:."!:~ ~~ ::.:aon~~e~liii.\VInlltld ing. $8000. In· bath apartment. Middleport. ' on ~ood gravel road, near 8 8 tic tng the war Mrs .croon waa a Boot aMYelllenta: Phone WY Z-3874. Potnts. $5,000, ·fll -- I tn<!mber ol the WAAFS," the Ollie Rtver- NorlberD up 1t, 1 6-room frame house re hpor'"':'" AuxiUary Air Foree 10.:45 p.m.; 14, _______....:...::::...=: with hot and cold water, ' ' Service. 11 •15 p m · Walter ~JVOY up DUPLEX, furnished apart· , front porch, barn, a n d ~ i';"ute No. 7· Phooe WY Now Mrs. Cronan !a In <barge 14,· ~:sS ~.in.; Jacob G. up It, ment at 390 s 2nd Mtddle- garage. 24 acres, plenty · · I relations-and a ...,. 8:50 a.m.:· Alton Zeplzyr dowa port ' Call In evening WY z. garden ground. $4,500. SALE, new 8 room Jn-the all women'a lr~~J~So 14, 7:15 a.m.; Peggy Do1meJ . 5-28-tlc C. C. CUCKER, REALTOR with 3 bedrooms, bath air ra<:e-the Powder dnwn 15, 8:30 a.m.; Craig M. 5262 _ PHONE WY t-383t room, irl Dorcas. $6,800.00. E. . The race is spollllored up 18, 3:25 a.m.; National up •NE SIX room house Peoples ALBERT M. COX, D. Johnson, Phone WI the NJnety·Niners. 18, 3:25 a.m.; Aliquippa up II, Terrace Phone Pl. Pleasant PHONE WY Z.!!!O Cronan, 8 oonsuklng engineer 5:15 a.m.; C. V. Harner up 17, 1518-J after 5 p.m. SALE: 120 acre farm, 2 for ~ years, used to fly too. l a.m.; Jerry Boswri up If, houses, one rented, goo "After the war, we bought an 2:3S a.m.; ~er up 17t l:lt e'URNISHED apartments. Two, FOR SALE by owner, 3 bedoutbuildings, water old crate and Mrs. Cronan taught a.m.j CharlerOI up 17, 4:11 a.& 1 ~ room I fivt' r01Jm t<'uHush· room home, large corner ; ed and unfurmshd P h o u e in Su~ar Run. Pomerov New· excellent stock .farm, good me 00w to fly."' he said. "1 Freiberger up 17, 3 e.m.i ' hunting. Phone Chester, Ohio. dabbed in It off and on." ette Jones up 18, 2:30 a.m.; : WY 2-2557. li-7 ·II< ly remndeled. WY 2·3811. Ph. !IIIS-231\1. b(urod .. Elisha Woods 4own 18, 7 a.m:: ' I'HHEE an~ ti)Ur room furnish 7·16-tfc 7-llhltp In 1951, a plane Cronan and a OVEC down 18, 7:35 a.m.; A. ed and unfurrushed apan. SALE, business -for side in hmeroy, friend were flying or..hed. Both V. Chris up 19, 1.'40 a.m.: Cruements WY 2-3434. and apartment. vacant Jot, 'th ba I seriously hurt and Cronan lble down 21, 6.45 a.m., ~ 12 8 tfo in heart of Middleport. Pric· 5 rooms an d ba th · WI se- ~re ert West down 22 5·5S a.m • ~ ment, Mulberry Ave. across was hospitalized for several • · • ·• v...-.-D"'u"'P"'L:-:E"'x"'.-=-rurn ....,.is~h-; ed aparl- ed low for quick sale. h00 I Ph WY 2·1 months. 'l'hat ended his flyt.,• eander up 23, 7:10 p.m., W& f men! at 390 S. 2uct, Middle- Clifford Stumbo at Sewing rom new sc • • 1 ~ ter Williamson down 23 I 3573. 7·15-3tc rareer. . I . A E Dyk ~ t·•• port. Call in evemng ~ WY Z. Center In Middleport. ~ · I "We dftll'ded that with tw 0 ch'l1 · a.m.: a.m., · · es up ..,, ·5-28-tfc 7 15 tfc 1 G••>r~i• Prall residence in Rut. , Susan Lanr down Green•••••••••••••••••••-: for ~•le. Cootact Floyd ldren one of us bad to stay aUv~; up 5:55a.m.; Valvollne up Thomas, Rutland, for inform- 11 have no destre ~or immortahty. Greenup 6:30 a.m.; Western • ation. . 7 13 30tp The Cronan twms-Thomas and down Greenup 8:10 a.m.· & _ - - - I Jefferson-are 1'1 years old. · · Ed' 101R~Mge 1 fEtufl~L- a~. Wo~en's -- IN MEMORY TRADE-IN MERCHANDISE AT BARGAIN PRICES !JH SALE - T'wo bedrUOIT· h~.;~il~ UASON fURNITURE (Q' .tlospi MARK IV I Leaders I news a.enee .., •._Obla _ I ;\5 MASTER MIX and MASTER MADE $340·~0 1 BLAETTNAR'S. Auto FEEDS -· -=~::--;~;-=-~1:1:~:~ IJ 0 cJAL II c Roeci.vlllt, d rv ' .., •7 t:.: .., ~ 44 ~7 • ~·· hav1n4 trouble Ldh Pam! ~ ' WD CRYPTOQUOTt: - A. O'ypto1nun Quot.Uoa WQIIJIIH WIYXH RQ L. AJB GYQF WQHJBB 0 R 0 OA'( HARYQJMRII JB SXH DY CYDI.· OQJHJO.- A. cB Ynk!nJaTo ()rnloquolot ~OM; tS THAT ~'ACULTY WHlCH lllNLI.RGl:S THI1l USEruLNICSS OF .ALL OTHER V'.A.CULTIIDB.-liiii:ANUJIIL K.UIT - -- - - .. - --- -· WMPO Radio " ' MONDAY TIIRU FRIDAY 7:05 Breakfast Party 9:15 Jones Buick Show 1:011 Sign On NetrS 10:05 Polka Party 6:05 Sacred Heart 10:35 Public Service ll:05 Top Ten Show 1::10 Country Jamboree 12:00 Noon Report 6:30 Fan:• News 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets ~ you IIJ .'It lllaltt additional colt,' General, 7:flli Breakfaat Party 1:05 Platter Party 0111 you bi mbre 8peoHlo? One billion , • • 7:15 Bright Star Show 6:00 Sundown Serenade two billion dolllan?" 7:35 Plcklruo Bdwr Show 7:30 Sign Off 7:50 News Report - Ohio 8:00 Sign Off - June 8?j10 Breakfast Party SUNDAy 8:110 Breakfast Party IIOp 7:30 Sign On News ......, llln FrldaJ 11:15 Mal4lll County News 9:115 Coffee Wilb Janet 8:00 Baptist Layman's Ho'f 1:00 flip On 12:00 Commualty News . 9·45 Betty Newtoo 8:35 Hour of Deliverance l~ll . MnMI C1«* 12:115 NOOD Newa 10:115 Ministerial Assoc. (Rev. 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Billups) 4:30 lntercltange 8:115 Van P•trlck Sports 2:15 Public Service ''· " J'u)lllc t:. ~~ Wanblp IIGur liDO Ormmnni!J' New8 1::10 Sundown Serenade 2:35 The Big LKe · 10:110 .IIUJa Oluoty Newa 5:115 World II NalloDal News 7:115 The World Today 3:00 Sunday Showcase 11:06 Talk Ill tho Town i:li SjJotllgltt Gil Sparta 7:30 Sign Off 4:00 Hour of Decision 1:21 w.. 1:00 Slsn Off- June 4:4S .John Griffin 5::10 0 ' - Mmdea]e lleJndlel . SATIJRDAY 5:00 Sund•y Showcase . (mept Frltlay: Chureb 5:51 llllldt 8ooka 6:00 Sign On News 1:00 Sundown Serenade .. . Rllltl' 1:00 lltmsel Blvil.. 6:115 Country Jamboree 7:30 Sign Off ' ll:t5 World News I;OO stsn 1:30 Farm News 8:00 Sign Of(- June WJEH RADIO ~~~ lbel. . · rc.. oa TillY Bw GEORGE WONDER .· ---------.Ji ' ~~ 7 17 Here's how to work Ali.YDLBAAXB II LONGFELLOW OM: letter limply ltaadl tor another. In thl111ample A 11 used tor tbe three V1, X far the two O's, etc. Single letters, apo•· tropJalee, the Jencth aJ¥1 formation ot the words are au hint&. mach day the code letter~ I l l dlfterent. DAILY eana AUTO Ma • League · '" I"" 2.Soon I. J'utener '· Qod1r of dawn 1 AIR CONDITIONING 141 t.A.pprooob ...;;;;:==;;::;. ___ ta1 ll'l m or-. IIOWK ° I ~ 1: ~ I ' . ~1•9 --~ 1 thief'•-. ·~ =. hoJ ..e BeautHul Birch kttch t' 'th the' oil·1 Bosworth up 82, 9:40 a.m.; . . · up !J(Wera1 ones WJ Lr m so Pennsylvania down 33 3 • I~ MEMORY of our husband en, automatic gas heat. I04!1 er they're more interested In driv• ' and father , .James W. CheadUncoln Heights cau John 1 ' , h ld m.; L. W. Sweet up 33, S:41 a. · ns cars oow. e sa . s "·I d d 33 le, who passed away a year =:.BI:.::""=.'=.tn~ar ::..·_w _ Y 2-5127 3-111·11• Th bo often flew with their m.; an "'Iva or own , 3L!O tqctay. Jul~.' 17, 1962. --- - e Yl' 9·15 am · Ravenswood up 31, IN POMEROY Eignt room mother when they we..., babies. 8;50 a:m:: Shufly upo 34 2:11 What would J g1ve to cla~p bouse. 3 bedroorm and bath. Life around the Cronan house- 8 m . F~ thia down s.f 1 a WY 2·2196 Middleport hi s hand 4.11 S. Third lot. Good location out of hold starts getting hectic two · ., sy • · large 1 -Chest of Drawers $19,95 .Bis dearly belovf'd face to htgh waw cau WY ~:!590. montho o.iore the raee. . mG WpoliJ Da · _ Rl hie up I - Bedroom Suite $30.00 see, 5 to tfo "Every day.'' Cronan satd, ." . Or m d To hear his voice, and see 4.• ~;;-;;=;;;--;-;~ . _ ...... ___ , d .~ p.m., co own 1c0..55 p. 1 - Box Springs $5.00 FOR SALE - I 8 room house u~re are ......erencee an · more m.; Hamilton clown I a.m.; Val2 - Nice Used Dinette Sets $30.00 Tllal much to me. I FOR SALE FOR SALE l - two family dou)lle, I - confere~K"<S. Maps are spread all ley Voyager down 2:25 a.m.: two family apartment , I - 6 over ted the II house thWltll women 1 - Desk & Chair, Gaod Shape _ $20.00 S;,dh mtssehdldb) 11 15 Wtlhle, F'Ofl SALF: - 16 Fl. ~'iber Glas; 1 ~ERVOL.'S? Can'l sleep? T-ry akl Defender down 3... ..... a.m.,. Coal 0 room story and baU. I - spraw · a over em spe ng King down 8:15 a.m.; Elser-' Ruttl ' and Jro V I - Coffee Table $5.00 l'h r 11 r"n Jam ar PS, "c'ons t ance,· ' ,1 boat and trailer. 40 hors('Jl L)\\'· r1ew tlm~;>-released Sleep-Wei large 6 room hou'se wttb 3 some lingo 1 can, hope to uncler· cliff up 8:30 a.m. · d R ald , er Evenrude motor. Dlflrttc capsules Only 98c at Slark 4 - Electric Ranges $25.00 & up room apartment adjoining staatl Then as quietly 88 they all K811awlla ·RJver--Semet down 11 an • ltp 1 table and chairs. 9 x 12 maDrugs. 6-20..30tp 7 17 Good Investment property appear, they disappear takmg Marmet 8:05p.m.; Lelia Shear· . Maytag Used Washers $30.00 roon rng single b(·~. ffi<Jti ..,..~., · -· ·· OUt of high witer · close to Mrs th. Cronan wltlJ them for a er up ,._ t 1·1·50 1 - DIESEL lractor with com· [ ·~nne . p.m.,• ,,._ _, cmJ Lox springs. Coil WI ~11 - Good Frigidair,e Auto. Washer $75.00 1 town. Call Pt Pleasant 1518mon · Jane Lucas up Marmet 1 1.111.; _ 2241 _ r;·\ tc bine, corn picker, grain drill , NOTICES 3 7 17 1 -Bendix Dryer, Elec. _ ____ $65.00 J after S p m eveotngs UsuaUy Eat out Be Winfl ld 3 • di'>c, plows, cultivators, wag' · · s.le.trc ..We eat at home when we can av~ up . e p.m. , 1 1 Rl'TORD HOP l"rirlt:~y night , BARf.AINS B;1rg-ains R;Jr· on, 2 wheel trailer, 1946 ' 6 - Good Used Refrigerators $35.00 & up =c-:=c=--=--- - stand It and go out the rest of Sputnik down Wmfield 3:50 p, Ju ly 19, from 8 to II p. m. 1 ga i n s~ Aul'iion Pvf'ry Th urs· I Dod_ge sidt' mount mower, FOR SALE: 7 room house In tho time. Although we have a m.; Little Edward down W~ 1 Iron Bed . $5.00 u 1 Cole Strttt ht•IIH!~Il \ .,t:th 1 da.v anfl Saturday night ~ at 8 ] $3 .~ 00 00. James Shuler, Rutgood locality. Cistern water maid she's as lost as we are. By field 9 p.m. Second and Nori.h Thtrd, Mtd- 1 p.m. Masonette, Mason. W. l<~ rHi. Phone SH 2-4659 7-16-6tr 1 - Hide-A-Bed $25.00 and city water SeD for $7,· thl time Mfs. Cronan comes _ _ dlepnrt Muste b~ Jim OurVa. 7- 16-J! p 16 PT. Refrigerator. Call WY 500. Mnt. J.M.Thorntoo WY Z. home, a bouse chuck full or dirt ~ ham, sponsored b.~ Barnette ·s H437. 7-15-Jtc 3627 l1ome Restaurant and P1zza · &-III-Uc is waiting ror her." '' ' \K s~LE ::~ 1952 Nash. 4 good a FOR SALE: 4 room house: I Crooan IISed to worry about his Shop. 7 17 3tc Nylon tires, new br~kes, seat I acre ground on Raate 124. wl£e's flying. · ·, 'iET \lORE PEOPLE Ia try e<l'ers. $100 Virgil Tealord. SP 3·5592 Muon, W. Va. Good locatlon. $1000. can be "But not now," be said. "It's Am En~ R,llal lered our Italian style pizzas, we Syracuse WY Z-6966. _ _ lip I psld on paymeota. See ~- beea such a Jon' time. Every· ong ose w 0 on will sell mdivid ua l ~ervings old Grate, Rutland. CaU: thing i• pretty much routine. Be· Holzer hospital In the paot M Friday night for 25c. Don'l llAL, good. clean lump, 3 x 5 Night SH il-5501. Day: SH 2- sides, Mra. Cronan ,Is 8 very hours were M\:8. Pearl Brown.· Lorge! the rerorrt hop . Bar· egg no stack. Re·screened BUSINESS SERVICES BUSINESS SERVICES"' 48ll. 7 IZ &IC skilled pUot." 134 Pine st., Noah ~· stoker-oil treated at mine or __ ___ Cronan 11 a member of the Tyo, 1190 Eastern Ave., ·Ta!Dnette's Home Restnurant and Pta.a Shop. Phone WY 2-9976. ' delivered . ':iumrrer price now Forty·Nine and 8 Hailers, 8 c]ub my Lynu Hawk, 5t1 F~· on Jacobs Coal Co, R. D. 1, OR SEE Bob Jeffers AUCTIONEER JOt formed by tho Nlnety-NIDen for Ave., Miss. J-t M. a.tliJ; I ' 7 17 3tc I Pomeroy. Phone SH 2-1959,1 before you get that bulldozComplete Semee lhelr hllllbaods. · Court St., Mn. H!~EMADE pie J>c, colfee Sales & Service 1\'Y 2-3469, or WY Z.2437. 1 er or back-noe job done. Free Crill Bradford "We even get a certifir.ate." Barws, Lower River Rd,, . ~ 5<''. Jack's Dairy Bar, Mirlclle 7 _12 3otc esllmates. No job too big W~lo·t~A~F:;:,87 UoHe<l Pr<U Iolomallonsf he said , 8 certiOcate of do'*'ul die E. George, Rt. 1 GaWpolll; JIOPI. 7-l6-6tfc IT'S OUR pleasure to loan Car· too small. We have one doz.. Nadoaal League oom~ncy. 1 guess it means Mrs. Thomas ~- stepbena, Rt. THERE WILL BE an ic e e Ftt.s AlmtJ~~ t F. very Car pet Shampooers FREE with er available at aU times. ____l!aeln __ _.:~!_!!: ~~P·loJer!:~~~i'•;" Clab78 G.AB31R. 115II.Pcl. we're not as good as women." 2 GalllpoUs, Monica bll I cream social held at the Ches- I 5 11 pu•·chese or Blue Lustre Sham· Phone WY 2~22 or WY Z. LA 7B1 ·331 8eln Jed ·28 to Meadows, Rt. 2 Gall1poiii; 'Pele 6039 7 16-7 S•IL 92 374 54 131 324 g ffiii1T years a · · ter Fire House, Chester, Sat- e TransferaiJ:e When puo. Baker Furniture, Middle· · tc . · woman constantly getting publici- B. McCarty, Rl I Ewbcllilt, urday night, July 20th, startYou Trau<· Cars purl. 7·16-6\c FOR ANY KIND of bulldozer Karl Gneoer, Plnmbilll ud . Plntlls 82 SIJl 48 101 ·323 ty, Cronau said, means he'o a~ Mrs. lle5sle Bamett, Rt, t Pl. ing at 7 p m. 7.1fr3t c -- - now rea· or bac k·hoe work , Ca II WY Heatia•I!> PlllSOII, Ill 375 53 liB .SIS _,.... b' h Pleaaant , Moleula C• Pl<k..;. EARLy SWEET corn 'lis C ways asked ".....,~JOI\IJ w 1c are --. .. e Guaranh·ed 24 Mon ths Minersvllfo. Oblo WI ' LA 7o-278 49 88 .315 . 'ble to Rt 2 PI Ple8SIDI • D• ' LUSE WEJGH1 safetv w i 1 h 3243 . Emme l W. Sh uIer, condv ror pulling by Wh' StL answer. · · ' ---·~ 4 1mposs1 89 82 378 118 or 24.000 ~\ties DIALIAX r furmtorlv UI!:X -A or by the t;uck tracting, 342 Page Street, Mid· Elld v<>or .. wer troublel lie, . .SI "It's - of like beillg married Davis, Rt. I Middleport, Barry · t We ba•o au slzeo Santo, Ch• 911 35'1 44 Ill .Sll to •-- Wb t Canterbury Rt I ......,_ ' Dl F.T ~ new name. '>:lme for dl I F tir · ,n ."J~ Hayman, epor . ree es rna St-wer Macbtnes H.Aaron. Mil lKI 356 ff1 110 .31:» a race uu.n:"~· a can you Thomas ~ 8,-r.~·-1 e Most r ~,putar l nit muia Only 9tk at S I a r k Ohio. Ro>asonable Ratea Gon•lez. Phil 911 3Z4 48 99 .306 neth R. Burke,' Rt. 1 Drugs •, 6-20-flOtp In The U. ~ . A. . I JS E:D CCLLi o ' i ' i rri' m iiiNNiG G" · -ba1·gain;.li CaU W\ 2-2!174 Day or Nllbt Boyer, StL 89 348 42 105 .300 Lewis Staten, Wellstoa, 'I(~A.UTOMOBTI ,£ · Tmurance been i • 7 28 tfo Amerl<an Loop• R. Buescher • Wellstmt, .Ill ..... Women's dresses 25-50 can r't'llPd? I ,osl vour oprra· 85 329 55 Men 's and Boys ' pants :NSTALLED tor's licenst>? Call W"f.' 2-2966 Bos 88 343 40 111 Ill .337 Harley KitbtRt. IIIII, aad 8os .324 ~-0Qln_ 0 L . Kenneth Wilson, J. Badgett, 1 Ravshirt.s 25..50 cents. Men's shoes 815llc COBA Kallne, Del 113 319 54 101 .317 JULY 17 enaWood, W. Va. and hats, Smith's Clothing Rolhns. Mtnn 71 2'78 43 88 .317 The Past Presidents of I h e a ...... Store. Open 7 days a week. •r••a you, Mrll t• G••• "'"1 ' W LA .,.-... AUTO SALES 1nc1 prov•n oulta, 111 •t ... .,., agner, 89 S29 48 103 .313 Amerlcan Legion A us Wary of Mrs. Harold L. Scott, Rt. 1 11 Letart FaDs, Ohio. 7-15-gotp ·~: ::::.!':~ au c•••• Pearson, LA 87 S33 47 102 .306 Drew Webster Post No. 39 will Vinton, daugiltfr, lO:U a.m. bU!; 1950 GMC 42-passenger WHY WORRY over a sluggish POME P:OY, 0. For All Of Your NHrlo .,_ "'" - ... wv ....., Davalilo, Clev 52 214 92 115 .304 meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Mn. 8erDIJrd ~ •. F'oc.t' like new, tires. $300 . septic tank? Get Klean Em.. c...... ,....,., · Cimoli, KC 711 274 34 82 .:M at !he home of Mrs'. Paul Cucl, 2325 J.Jncobl St., Pt. Pin •n~, Phot"tt~ SH 2-5442. 7·16-6\c' ' All Septic tank deaner at Middleport Feed Mill Marls, NY . 81 218 41 14 .291 Middleport. llin, I:Jr a.m. Tuelday. , Landmark Farm Bureau. Po- Tony Fowler, Owner & Opp. . , Hrshbrgr, Chi 73 .HII 38 71 .:111l Dllell"rpd Tile Rambler f pu~~IC AUCTION · Saturday. · meroy . 7·1-30tc "We Do Custom Grinding" Worki Standanl ,t I :nmparl JIGmo Rau JULY II p tlenti recietltly ~ ' July 20, at 1:00 p. m. at the N. 2nd Ava. Mlddl-rt Natlooal Loape - MeCovey, The WUllng Worken class Inc~ Edwitrd Stein. C t 'l .' EJ:cellf'oce You Got Them res idence nf the late Chloe R1g <'3J roum . ndt' <Jnr1 pt>rlnrm INSURANC-:E;;::;; ?.G~ian~l~s;28; H. Aaron, Braves 211; of the Enterprise El)B church Simpkin• Mrs Milia liradll; .' Bailey, on Rt. 7, in Chester, 1nce SmaU car ecunnmy and '"SHORT ON WATER," phone J{;ijNSON Slmpsun In , Giants 18; Mays, Gianta wiD meet 'l'lntroday evenloll at Samuel Mn 1 Ohw, will sell at auction lhe Emmet W. Shuler contrac~ Agency,' In. AU 101' 1 1111 of In II; Banks, CUba 17. the borne of Mrs. Ben Buck. Kenney W~ II f l 1 maoa;::abilit) I 16 oz. Beverage Glassu ing WY Z.3243 for a farm surance. Jim Johnsori and Amerleao Loopo- Alliaon, Rock Springs Belter Heallb lr Mrs, 'D o' rotlowmg household items. Metropolitan l\1otnrs 1 You Get 1- 16 oz. size glass 818.; 1 pond. 7 IS Uc Bud Simpson. Agents. Twios 22 Killebrew, Twins 2t; club wiD have theU" annual pieGreg~ BU..; I Sofa Bed with matching free each time you purchase Angels 20; Batqy, Tw nic Thuraday at Forked fl u n ProSt ADee Bool.tli,'" '\i· 8 . Maio Street. Pomt•roy 8 l tic Wagner, chair, drop leaf dining table. 10 gallons of gascline or _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ....:....:_:.: 20; Maris, Yanka II· ~att. Red Lake. Members are to meet atE ,.,; _ __: •._ W v Pboae WY 2-Jii~D ''HO'I'O COPYING Servtcea. morf'. or a combination oil Sox 11. ' the ch~rcb at 9:45 a.m. tmd Ill · ' ~ ........ , '110111• " ' ~· :. . ,\) 6 chairs, l buHeL l .~ c(·re­ change and lube job. CoP:'/ any letter or dot-l Reuter w...aee AI•DCJ 4 22 ~· R ._ •·k food dr'nk •-A •-••· "·· ward, . Oltle Rouib, Mn. -=--=-=--,....tary desk, Zl" Admiral TV ~euter Insurance, Pomeroy -,~iourd uu Balleol •• '" • ' 1 "'"' """" ..,.. 'Gibaoo Mn. Paul lten• Mn. ~ 1 lR NEW or used cars or (same as new), 3 od!l L"ha 1rs, i National League - H. Aaron, Ylce. L 'v•·---' and ~tnt 2 15 lfc ·•lllJuraaee for e¥HJ P"' \rucks, pht..rJe Marv m Marks and balineoa aeed." 71 · Wblte Carda 115· San- Magnolia Temple Pythlan Slo- R. · ant 1 beftroom suite, 2 beds, com.;A 1 f"C.::'M .o\ '\1 l:k<J ~ tn Math SUPER SERVICE STATION ...................................... 1 Pbone WY Wtll to, Cubs Ss; McCovey, Gtan't. 81: ton will meet In regular ..,... daughter~ M!i' J. G. llouftl. plele, chest of drawer~. t e,,.., Athens, L't l-4061 ao,.r, Carda 80. oton Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at inC and infant dauchter. wash stand, gas range, West· Open '24 Hour1 WY 2--9932 LO.JI.Uc Amorlcoo LeapeL-Wagner."An· the DAV hall. A-. ADIItc · inghouse sweeper with at· I gels iiO; Allison, Twins ·80; [(a. JULY, Z1 ~ II> tllte mldnllll't 1achment... ~ t dinetle set, Ad· \ HELP WANTED ToHeveYour sALE RENT 1 m~ral relngeral~r. . Manag I HOUSEKE P""" -MUSICAL lmtruments Une. Tigers 58; $1Juut, Red sox; · Revival IH<giMIIltl at the Free report of 1M 1l1lfllnl depan. · f 1 Coal, Oil or G11 washer, treadle sew1ng rnaE "I!.R to c~re or ~ · 1 Maloone, Red Sox: Bstloy, Twins WUI Baptist churcb of Rutland ~. t1!,oee (llltitllll who wwe r ' ;A LE OR RF:NT I ll reli- . chine , tables, lamps, dishes, der Y ge~tleman. Live m.l FOR SALE: Str'ldlvanous Vioall 511. ori Salem strtet July !I at 7:~ Usle!i .. lair I""!Jtded atarlol . : · .. '."liR.red person. 8 H.nom old picture frames, radio, and Phone 'A Y 2-2:583. 7·1G-31.p lin. Gnod naajo ~asonable Pfleltln1 each evening. ·Tbe pastor. Rev. Hai'pel:, ~·· Eltua Pl)'lllllt. Cle•n•d •nd Checktcl J. .... '~ontact · \lr. Oo.·Wey for Winter S. C. Colo~ . L'le>ier. Ohio National Leacuo Kollfax, Paul Taylor, and Rev , l!ijY· Mn. ~Oeh I!Nftr, CAicll llltQ. Wor-trE-an, Allied Fina11ce other items too numerous to 1 WANTED TO BUY -~----5:_:15 tfc Dodgers, 16-3; a,alo\)Oy, Redo 143 mond File '1111 be )!!'~~ f~ld, (jarl llooU~, Charles Oda~" , ~ . ;.1 ~outh (.'im mpwn l mention. Will accept bids on ; -- - I Perrann.•kt. Dodgera' JI.Z·' · M.. the mef!SIIge eaeh evenlilll~ f;dward 0 Dell, ,.,...,. this 7 room, !ull basPment Hay in the field or "''••,1• I -..,. All ' P.f, ' __,.....,. A•. e., CD.>'R'lb 1!, Oh10 . & Aammond Cbortl Organ, in Beao, Pirates fl.l; Spahn, Brovoa welcome: ;. .: , , · $11er>Cer, Ml'l· Bsnford Grll111b, house s d lot, reserving the i ed for horses . Call WI 7 J. ti~e 1 'perfect ~1100. Price lor IH . . Tbe U~ (liUi- \ l)leelln& 1.FrankUn , f4tiFim\, Waltsr ·~ · right to reject any or an · or contoct Janet Manuel, Ra· Ph- WY:I.3994-WY2·6301 6 H W. Main II Pomaroy quick !lllle at ~. M~a. D, Amerl<a~ Leo~)ladab. Red will be held 't The ' Hai!OI ach'!l', Cyfttjllli Sbtlv.er, , II t .. lnds. Not tesponslble for ac- cine, Ol!io. 7 12 6tc I For Sale L. Late,. R.R I, ftftdsville, Sox UH; ~"ord, • YanP IH; 1' 1 111 CoujDiwLIIJ· . . .i' ' !Je~ LeQa D!'Y, 'Lewis Stalen, OltiiJ cidents. Mrs. Delmar Baum, -- "--USZD smati refrigerator, gMd Administratrilt, I. 0. McCoy, FLAT diJIII[I bed, 12ft. tong. 'f • ·• McGrae, Nllil)l £, Tyo, Vlao 0. McCOY, AUI<.'TIOIIEI~I Phlo, at 'Mn. . l'ran-le Pick~ , bard!, tlldte !lot< 11>4; Pia •ire. ·AI!D, 11 I ;~: :flily . .ana' · Farm, phooe · 1187-6297 Wbite Sox 11-11 flotlinn, Yaoks leader ~a,Oicey Ahelli COOiviJ. fort Itnlgbt, Cleland lllnel lilt colll.l lliun : ~e ,· 'lilt011 ,'te,l Auctioneer. i DarwoOd Napper, Langsville, [Chestoot, Obio. 7 13 81c I OhJo, 7·Hip Jr~ Racine,' Obio. 7-16-3tp 411 ,": 7 11 6tp 1 11-6, · .: "'. ~·-~¥a. I,O ' ~ .Berrl!lp. ' Keith Goble FORD •....,....... - Irene~ "Aitl}ough the boys have been DOIS down 32,4:20 a.m.; a h-- . . ._ era•• nlll Cloltt' 01' Easy •. term!. CaD Paul S. Smart at &-room Citizens National Bank, Midhouse with ~11 baths, hot dleport, Ohio. 7 12 Sic fUrnace heatmg. Good - - -d ti 60 It I t A buy at $7 FOR SALE · 8 acres 00 Sha e on on . ?. ' River by Shade River Bridge. MIDDLEPORT - 8 room See Mrs. Huel Phlllipo, Phi~ h 'th b th hot alr Ups Bar, Pomeroy. . orne. WI a ' 7 11 8tc mg, oak fl~rs, enclosed basement wtth shower and room bouse and baths, nice lot, in excellent batb, newly deeo.rated, gas beating. Full basement. L<> RURAL - 5·room frame cated 123 Hudson Street, Marriage With Aviatrix Is Like Life With Race Horse I \n~el"finn.l 411"11' ' vr lr: = I--:::.===================;1 ..,..,.....,, · n• n1ht t'tle $699 V8 . automatic, R&H. ""tl'lh<"alln11 11((1> <tf ,.......,., ~n• ~hJ"C'hnP•nle l:r"<>" repo ,.tM •mm.,dtatel) Plymouth REAL ESTATE ROOM Apartment bath, yard, porch, 10011~ Middleport . Call t.lrs. ard Cecil, evenings. 7 13 31p _P_A _R _TM ._E_N _T_S_·-On---.-r-o_o_: A e5 m One 1-room and bath. Call Wy Z-33!9. 7 IS --. 4 room and bath, house. Lincoln Wy • ·~4 H h elg ts, Phone v-• · 9-Passenger, VS motor, automati(· trans . Power steering, radio and heater, solid, bllH• fi ni sh. Special. R,KUULA flUNS ~ Ford Country Squire Ste. Wag. RENT s:~H~~:.:: 7-1::~ ~Ritor '~--'-'·.. 1'nultt ~::Eba~~ Las:~ 110 I Street In Pomeroy. Trade 'n' Travel Time USED CAR BUYS ,• CUIUID "11UNS 1\'11' Ill' acce p•e o l"nr flll' "' FOR 6 cyl. Std. trans. Runs li kt' new, wh1te and coral finish, lbdio and heater. I"UOi orll.llOT' (JI•fll\ n . 1963 I .....! (rode report qunteo • lap flees? 1•1 \ '1. I J ~ oftlelal ol tho Natlodal •osocia· A-Y~. " I' t1oto {111' tho Ad>rncem"'t 0! Col· Q- 11 lb.,.. ¥7 ~ ta lbe ...t ~ II Cd!6ruirrl lipo bellel t~Jat I IJOdy .WUl 1ial #> jl rl BJ ~ DV IIIIOW IIIII to Impaiw lbein 1111 I ... Ill ..., ctp[Dial1ltlol for Negroeo lbe iarfaee llloet llltieo afltr Uan..l I I I Uoaal Uonal - · ill otudJo ompJotll*t IJIId 11 ae- dNtrlliDI! ~ d HOLLYWOOO IUPII - All« The 0.. &I*U lui ntaltt ..... ton. A-No. ta.t week's debul o1 ABC-TV'o a Juwbond ord and lbelr Q-ln pol!ll<l .. wluit r. a "Your ~. f'wuiJ Fllmo," 1 lllrM dovtiittera. qeo I, I and I. Qulclt; Quiz "straw vote"? . . . .. . . . ....... The fllllll . Q-May Amerlcu Iadfons A- A small • sclao · ...1.. - . amateur home mov• .--.. - . ' _, .....,. br utlorral, otate, and Joe. vote to ·test how a real teo, II NUODAble to 11- ~ ,.... ol. tho lbrot llrll ea1 ebrc!lVo and oppo!Dtlve of. would 80· IUJile that the creaton would prtdk''JI a bd'zt ·nd It waa NONe c.' YORE more Ukoly be Deolag the ataJI. cult. CUlt. Tbll ballot - doBl"lNESS ~ RUN OfF tN TII'IIIOCOS u-y thaa rl&kfng tllllllbor poblie ocribod u "at ol. ,lib Srr.. AN' PL.RV. expoeure. Lab.• I do DOt llaft the fDclbla. DA 1LY JUGHAID CROSSWORD ID<redlbly, the uolwork llood!rf tlot> to clool In Ill ~ ,._ I.Cutoln :IS. She!. ot""t a••'" doaNd a baii.Jtour o1. rrrr wltlr J01D11 lodleo lbuo t. t'PW'I ... l.PIIIow.Upa tere<l Its valuobl. aallonal lime to ~ wived Ill art, or even wtlb their 1. PoWo up book I. Pal 2tl.'l'ho oOat aDOibor show lrr the - • · Jibntovapber, for IIIOJ' ars aD til- u. AIIMd o1 ?.Palatine and oppareotlJ lnlendl to bop up PIIDf ill peraooal piOIIIUN. IIIII au olllon: 28, Gill'I tl!ls prae1b all IIIJDIIItl' tq. u for lbo effect 1111 nalloual tele~,;.,, I.Eutuor name This belq tho ..... 11 WQUid be vtaloD, I om lllh I can leave It u. Beneath ehaneea 21. Bubo. e. sutte111yo dorelloti;ta .o1 4liJ 1101 to eaD Afoly to ywr LmsglnaHon, add- 11. "Hitk•Y" join llly 29.-Covert tJJii added alleDtloa to lbo 11<1 lnl 1111ly tbat It wu not IuDDy, tt. ~ 10. Thno-opot Jrtobol that "Your I"WWD1. l'llniiJ Flmli" luDn)'• ta. J'lnbh 17. Sl!npleton · c:onlllct Is IIIHI /ol. the 11J111t abominable ~ 'n- ..... !DOh fJlml by otlJ- 18. Danbh Je.Devout31. Glrl'l .38. Iad1an eola U . Pim:o otclrnamo .111111 ever to bit lbe llrwaves. II)' on too· aat1 Ia ..., obort eowel&ht 20. Lone 33.S ..... pa4 S9. Sate: "'"Dff"''m, tho Arl llrHaudience tbougbl It II.~ fllJhll- of li10I'DII o1tow ..,.,.. 1 ba"- for llllollee- wu when 1 baby bit • 11. Gambill &Vlalon !H. Roland'l 40. God of war: ~ • 7'J11111 l'o lbrger aad the young 11. SuC<Or ! 21. Texu rtyer destroyer Gr. 21. OllrichM."MyName f2. Eacie "Your· "'··nbns" 1o 11r1 · to ery-wlllcb ought \ !4. Th8NOI;r .. _ , , ··--7 ,_11 ht -'--• the mountaia Ukeblr4 !o-" +I. Put ... bad that 1101 evea tho - to '"" IIOJIIILDg ' 18. Arab -a ooald drum up oa ~ audieaee. IIi , boat George ebleftolll.: 7 6 flO i" 3 4 IDOill award lor tt. 111 a ..,..poll- 11'e1meman oald, "That'• lt-lbe •or. ~ moment, 11arr7 Goldwltsl' end." It illrtaiDly IJ. •· Toda.kea I" .a.. Aid 1l!lldern art wu ebaNt> fte - • - : John Tbom- IO. ~~ .... W!ood, In pan, h7 the "cull of u Seopel, defendant In the fa- 11. Dupa4 tho ll(y and oomii>OII)llace''-ud ...,. 11111 ''mor!koy trial" ovor II. 1llloUto '" 17 ~ 1 Jronb1 IINl Ural phraslllg from the t.a<blng of evolullon ill Ton- ~ ~ >o ltla to "JJPI:r '" • "'bjeet here ....... Is a gueat on NBC.TV'I 8. Watoril!a" today. llullldo • ,arlw gamoo ''Tbday'o" show next Monda7. placo ~ ODd talevlllorr llhowl, 1 can For tho paat 311 years, Scopes bas !. lot lien 28 1~9 lblnk ol. 110 _ . . admlufou of been a coosultant gealogfst ior an 1•~ ""::'ter ....Uve or lrRIIectual bankrupt. oil -1111)' ill Shreveport, La. e. -.,.. ~I" GASOLINE ALLEY cr lbao to take tho Dlllmprol. Prelldent Nyerol'l! o1 TanJil>- ot-poarl >3 lin bomo movies tbal OD8 1riol Jib visits AIIC-TV'o "llsues ud •· Btasoltypa 7. J'oNbodiDp >hlan 'eem< to It owld lD CODia<t wtlb JJOI!Ihl>nra Anawers" Sonday . A HoDJ- 1. - Selling Everything ~ut The Kitchen·Sink? ·Want Ads Can Sell It Too B·Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., July .J ' I a A o•ben Davtd Free at Landmark Caveadllh s;::Jacl;Mrs I I Pomeroy Landmark _,_y, Now Is The Time i'oR •I oR - , 1 FURNACE Baker Seyfried - .. I ; " .. - "· '. ... .. ....... , , ·,,r)io ... ,..;.;:>"i ' la«ia ,' i ·=.:\ ' ly ERNIE 8USHMILLER YAWNING- WITH YOUR MOUTH SHUT \HE DEAH EARL Al'iD I COULD BE MAQRIED tx:r ONCE, ONL'c' I al.\NH'T ~0 'TO HIM EMPTY•HAHDEOI IHE: CAsTLE NEWS SO MUCH.~· AND SLATS • �) • '•. '• ' ,, / ' Classified Ads Get Results. ' WANT AD INF011MA noN i ·I ''00 +' '·~· M llllorulu .S~t,.,.. .,..a<11tnt 'Ill 4 "onl\a~ t.:ANl ELJ...A TtUNS I Jn'-1 1957 oHXl 'I 1960 1'11.1 ounna1n11 Ullhe> 2 1959 Chevrolet 2 '@ v~ Door --~~ Door -.,--_-'-.,-- POMfROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES 8:00 P.M. POMEROY . OHIO Ill '"~ @· N_I_C_E-LY-F-un-is_h_ed_4_r-:-o~-~-3~....:.nd Uf'. ePassenqer Cars Only n~•,..tol'l no•n1're,., $1095 b" uuh w•lt '1nl l'tr 'I!SPOI\Sl ftt• fol mflff • Dlll' $999 SPECIAL THIS WEEK ,.j. 1,. ,.,..,H tllnttld RATES For Wan! Ad Service 4 t:entt ~~ lll'oru """ "a"r''MI , C har~:, Mln•mdm o Cent, ~"'ntll M oer wurd ""' rl"lret GCKJ TELEVISION IN ·REVIEW • f'"ul' ~•''" •• 4 ·e fl~ per •u"' .-tl• • tJe .· n a rg~ fo• ~d.,.erttllnl •I I'IO' '""' "'""\" IP ttay• d•er ,..r•~> n~ •U 11 '' .,.ntmum t¥nrtt te 1 "l!fl' Ohit"ft;o.rle• pn wnr<l OFFIC~ &:lU A Salur~ .l' - ll .ilb tor Kae-. •rio:tOf •nn rRANIUi """rd ouhlll..... BOURS I'd '' ~ I~ :1 .1r ., M ~ .II 'r l~·llfl nuCJf' I Ia II) rT'~ SO ~SY TU ~LACli A . RES" ' t I !l'ROHI 'l'lNG Front~End WI\N'I AD i'HONE WY - --- Alignment - 2-2157 --~-- --- ---- - - :a~~~~~~ a':.~!~.~ !:1":"!·H~~~· By JLIZABITB H. ZADOFF ---====::::.-.., oey?" uan..l ....., blol"lllllloul ~NIA, -N.J. lUPJ) -Wallo< • c 11 '1!81Tied to a wom•n ~ • wbo's been up ill the eloud~ years. He used to be up -------~~~ 100• Gauge roMiDp: Galllpdlt ' Mro. Selma Cronan, 50, of 1109 dam 11.7,· 12.1, """""'" 1 flit mbe of •...,.... HIUc,...t Av~, Is 8 me-. on roUers, Potnei'O)'-MUOII 11.~ Nint::":· 11 II, Pl. Pleuant 24.10, HlnF~ . org8DI .78 statioJW'l', Kanawha pllota. .80 f.linng, t:harhton lf.a Ri Vef Report ...,..'" .... .... - :.=:"!: w:~.~. =a~~:."!:~ ~~ ::.:aon~~e~liii.\VInlltld ing. $8000. In· bath apartment. Middleport. ' on ~ood gravel road, near 8 8 tic tng the war Mrs .croon waa a Boot aMYelllenta: Phone WY Z-3874. Potnts. $5,000, ·fll -- I tn<!mber ol the WAAFS," the Ollie Rtver- NorlberD up 1t, 1 6-room frame house re hpor'"':'" AuxiUary Air Foree 10.:45 p.m.; 14, _______....:...::::...=: with hot and cold water, ' ' Service. 11 •15 p m · Walter ~JVOY up DUPLEX, furnished apart· , front porch, barn, a n d ~ i';"ute No. 7· Phooe WY Now Mrs. Cronan !a In <barge 14,· ~:sS ~.in.; Jacob G. up It, ment at 390 s 2nd Mtddle- garage. 24 acres, plenty · · I relations-and a ...,. 8:50 a.m.:· Alton Zeplzyr dowa port ' Call In evening WY z. garden ground. $4,500. SALE, new 8 room Jn-the all women'a lr~~J~So 14, 7:15 a.m.; Peggy Do1meJ . 5-28-tlc C. C. CUCKER, REALTOR with 3 bedrooms, bath air ra<:e-the Powder dnwn 15, 8:30 a.m.; Craig M. 5262 _ PHONE WY t-383t room, irl Dorcas. $6,800.00. E. . The race is spollllored up 18, 3:25 a.m.; National up •NE SIX room house Peoples ALBERT M. COX, D. Johnson, Phone WI the NJnety·Niners. 18, 3:25 a.m.; Aliquippa up II, Terrace Phone Pl. Pleasant PHONE WY Z.!!!O Cronan, 8 oonsuklng engineer 5:15 a.m.; C. V. Harner up 17, 1518-J after 5 p.m. SALE: 120 acre farm, 2 for ~ years, used to fly too. l a.m.; Jerry Boswri up If, houses, one rented, goo "After the war, we bought an 2:3S a.m.; ~er up 17t l:lt e'URNISHED apartments. Two, FOR SALE by owner, 3 bedoutbuildings, water old crate and Mrs. Cronan taught a.m.j CharlerOI up 17, 4:11 a.& 1 ~ room I fivt' r01Jm t<'uHush· room home, large corner ; ed and unfurmshd P h o u e in Su~ar Run. Pomerov New· excellent stock .farm, good me 00w to fly."' he said. "1 Freiberger up 17, 3 e.m.i ' hunting. Phone Chester, Ohio. dabbed in It off and on." ette Jones up 18, 2:30 a.m.; : WY 2-2557. li-7 ·II< ly remndeled. WY 2·3811. Ph. !IIIS-231\1. b(urod .. Elisha Woods 4own 18, 7 a.m:: ' I'HHEE an~ ti)Ur room furnish 7·16-tfc 7-llhltp In 1951, a plane Cronan and a OVEC down 18, 7:35 a.m.; A. ed and unfurrushed apan. SALE, business -for side in hmeroy, friend were flying or..hed. Both V. Chris up 19, 1.'40 a.m.: Cruements WY 2-3434. and apartment. vacant Jot, 'th ba I seriously hurt and Cronan lble down 21, 6.45 a.m., ~ 12 8 tfo in heart of Middleport. Pric· 5 rooms an d ba th · WI se- ~re ert West down 22 5·5S a.m • ~ ment, Mulberry Ave. across was hospitalized for several • · • ·• v...-.-D"'u"'P"'L:-:E"'x"'.-=-rurn ....,.is~h-; ed aparl- ed low for quick sale. h00 I Ph WY 2·1 months. 'l'hat ended his flyt.,• eander up 23, 7:10 p.m., W& f men! at 390 S. 2uct, Middle- Clifford Stumbo at Sewing rom new sc • • 1 ~ ter Williamson down 23 I 3573. 7·15-3tc rareer. . I . A E Dyk ~ t·•• port. Call in evemng ~ WY Z. Center In Middleport. ~ · I "We dftll'ded that with tw 0 ch'l1 · a.m.: a.m., · · es up ..,, ·5-28-tfc 7 15 tfc 1 G••>r~i• Prall residence in Rut. , Susan Lanr down Green•••••••••••••••••••-: for ~•le. Cootact Floyd ldren one of us bad to stay aUv~; up 5:55a.m.; Valvollne up Thomas, Rutland, for inform- 11 have no destre ~or immortahty. Greenup 6:30 a.m.; Western • ation. . 7 13 30tp The Cronan twms-Thomas and down Greenup 8:10 a.m.· & _ - - - I Jefferson-are 1'1 years old. · · Ed' 101R~Mge 1 fEtufl~L- a~. Wo~en's -- IN MEMORY TRADE-IN MERCHANDISE AT BARGAIN PRICES !JH SALE - T'wo bedrUOIT· h~.;~il~ UASON fURNITURE (Q' .tlospi MARK IV I Leaders I news a.enee .., •._Obla _ I ;\5 MASTER MIX and MASTER MADE $340·~0 1 BLAETTNAR'S. Auto FEEDS -· -=~::--;~;-=-~1:1:~:~ IJ 0 cJAL II c Roeci.vlllt, d rv ' .., •7 t:.: .., ~ 44 ~7 • ~·· hav1n4 trouble Ldh Pam! ~ ' WD CRYPTOQUOTt: - A. O'ypto1nun Quot.Uoa WQIIJIIH WIYXH RQ L. AJB GYQF WQHJBB 0 R 0 OA'( HARYQJMRII JB SXH DY CYDI.· OQJHJO.- A. cB Ynk!nJaTo ()rnloquolot ~OM; tS THAT ~'ACULTY WHlCH lllNLI.RGl:S THI1l USEruLNICSS OF .ALL OTHER V'.A.CULTIIDB.-liiii:ANUJIIL K.UIT - -- - - .. - --- -· WMPO Radio " ' MONDAY TIIRU FRIDAY 7:05 Breakfast Party 9:15 Jones Buick Show 1:011 Sign On NetrS 10:05 Polka Party 6:05 Sacred Heart 10:35 Public Service ll:05 Top Ten Show 1::10 Country Jamboree 12:00 Noon Report 6:30 Fan:• News 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets ~ you IIJ .'It lllaltt additional colt,' General, 7:flli Breakfaat Party 1:05 Platter Party 0111 you bi mbre 8peoHlo? 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Billups) 4:30 lntercltange 8:115 Van P•trlck Sports 2:15 Public Service ''· " J'u)lllc t:. ~~ Wanblp IIGur liDO Ormmnni!J' New8 1::10 Sundown Serenade 2:35 The Big LKe · 10:110 .IIUJa Oluoty Newa 5:115 World II NalloDal News 7:115 The World Today 3:00 Sunday Showcase 11:06 Talk Ill tho Town i:li SjJotllgltt Gil Sparta 7:30 Sign Off 4:00 Hour of Decision 1:21 w.. 1:00 Slsn Off- June 4:4S .John Griffin 5::10 0 ' - Mmdea]e lleJndlel . SATIJRDAY 5:00 Sund•y Showcase . (mept Frltlay: Chureb 5:51 llllldt 8ooka 6:00 Sign On News 1:00 Sundown Serenade .. . Rllltl' 1:00 lltmsel Blvil.. 6:115 Country Jamboree 7:30 Sign Off ' ll:t5 World News I;OO stsn 1:30 Farm News 8:00 Sign Of(- June WJEH RADIO ~~~ lbel. . · rc.. oa TillY Bw GEORGE WONDER .· ---------.Ji ' ~~ 7 17 Here's how to work Ali.YDLBAAXB II LONGFELLOW OM: letter limply ltaadl tor another. In thl111ample A 11 used tor tbe three V1, X far the two O's, etc. Single letters, apo•· tropJalee, the Jencth aJ¥1 formation ot the words are au hint&. mach day the code letter~ I l l dlfterent. DAILY eana AUTO Ma • League · '" I"" 2.Soon I. J'utener '· Qod1r of dawn 1 AIR CONDITIONING 141 t.A.pprooob ...;;;;:==;;::;. ___ ta1 ll'l m or-. IIOWK ° I ~ 1: ~ I ' . ~1•9 --~ 1 thief'•-. ·~ =. hoJ ..e BeautHul Birch kttch t' 'th the' oil·1 Bosworth up 82, 9:40 a.m.; . . · up !J(Wera1 ones WJ Lr m so Pennsylvania down 33 3 • I~ MEMORY of our husband en, automatic gas heat. I04!1 er they're more interested In driv• ' and father , .James W. CheadUncoln Heights cau John 1 ' , h ld m.; L. W. Sweet up 33, S:41 a. · ns cars oow. e sa . s "·I d d 33 le, who passed away a year =:.BI:.::""=.'=.tn~ar ::..·_w _ Y 2-5127 3-111·11• Th bo often flew with their m.; an "'Iva or own , 3L!O tqctay. Jul~.' 17, 1962. --- - e Yl' 9·15 am · Ravenswood up 31, IN POMEROY Eignt room mother when they we..., babies. 8;50 a:m:: Shufly upo 34 2:11 What would J g1ve to cla~p bouse. 3 bedroorm and bath. Life around the Cronan house- 8 m . F~ thia down s.f 1 a WY 2·2196 Middleport hi s hand 4.11 S. Third lot. Good location out of hold starts getting hectic two · ., sy • · large 1 -Chest of Drawers $19,95 .Bis dearly belovf'd face to htgh waw cau WY ~:!590. montho o.iore the raee. . mG WpoliJ Da · _ Rl hie up I - Bedroom Suite $30.00 see, 5 to tfo "Every day.'' Cronan satd, ." . Or m d To hear his voice, and see 4.• ~;;-;;=;;;--;-;~ . _ ...... ___ , d .~ p.m., co own 1c0..55 p. 1 - Box Springs $5.00 FOR SALE - I 8 room house u~re are ......erencee an · more m.; Hamilton clown I a.m.; Val2 - Nice Used Dinette Sets $30.00 Tllal much to me. I FOR SALE FOR SALE l - two family dou)lle, I - confere~K"<S. Maps are spread all ley Voyager down 2:25 a.m.: two family apartment , I - 6 over ted the II house thWltll women 1 - Desk & Chair, Gaod Shape _ $20.00 S;,dh mtssehdldb) 11 15 Wtlhle, F'Ofl SALF: - 16 Fl. ~'iber Glas; 1 ~ERVOL.'S? Can'l sleep? T-ry akl Defender down 3... ..... a.m.,. Coal 0 room story and baU. I - spraw · a over em spe ng King down 8:15 a.m.; Elser-' Ruttl ' and Jro V I - Coffee Table $5.00 l'h r 11 r"n Jam ar PS, "c'ons t ance,· ' ,1 boat and trailer. 40 hors('Jl L)\\'· r1ew tlm~;>-released Sleep-Wei large 6 room hou'se wttb 3 some lingo 1 can, hope to uncler· cliff up 8:30 a.m. · d R ald , er Evenrude motor. Dlflrttc capsules Only 98c at Slark 4 - Electric Ranges $25.00 & up room apartment adjoining staatl Then as quietly 88 they all K811awlla ·RJver--Semet down 11 an • ltp 1 table and chairs. 9 x 12 maDrugs. 6-20..30tp 7 17 Good Investment property appear, they disappear takmg Marmet 8:05p.m.; Lelia Shear· . Maytag Used Washers $30.00 roon rng single b(·~. ffi<Jti ..,..~., · -· ·· OUt of high witer · close to Mrs th. Cronan wltlJ them for a er up ,._ t 1·1·50 1 - DIESEL lractor with com· [ ·~nne . p.m.,• ,,._ _, cmJ Lox springs. Coil WI ~11 - Good Frigidair,e Auto. Washer $75.00 1 town. Call Pt Pleasant 1518mon · Jane Lucas up Marmet 1 1.111.; _ 2241 _ r;·\ tc bine, corn picker, grain drill , NOTICES 3 7 17 1 -Bendix Dryer, Elec. _ ____ $65.00 J after S p m eveotngs UsuaUy Eat out Be Winfl ld 3 • di'>c, plows, cultivators, wag' · · s.le.trc ..We eat at home when we can av~ up . e p.m. , 1 1 Rl'TORD HOP l"rirlt:~y night , BARf.AINS B;1rg-ains R;Jr· on, 2 wheel trailer, 1946 ' 6 - Good Used Refrigerators $35.00 & up =c-:=c=--=--- - stand It and go out the rest of Sputnik down Wmfield 3:50 p, Ju ly 19, from 8 to II p. m. 1 ga i n s~ Aul'iion Pvf'ry Th urs· I Dod_ge sidt' mount mower, FOR SALE: 7 room house In tho time. Although we have a m.; Little Edward down W~ 1 Iron Bed . $5.00 u 1 Cole Strttt ht•IIH!~Il \ .,t:th 1 da.v anfl Saturday night ~ at 8 ] $3 .~ 00 00. James Shuler, Rutgood locality. Cistern water maid she's as lost as we are. By field 9 p.m. Second and Nori.h Thtrd, Mtd- 1 p.m. Masonette, Mason. W. l<~ rHi. Phone SH 2-4659 7-16-6tr 1 - Hide-A-Bed $25.00 and city water SeD for $7,· thl time Mfs. Cronan comes _ _ dlepnrt Muste b~ Jim OurVa. 7- 16-J! p 16 PT. Refrigerator. Call WY 500. Mnt. J.M.Thorntoo WY Z. home, a bouse chuck full or dirt ~ ham, sponsored b.~ Barnette ·s H437. 7-15-Jtc 3627 l1ome Restaurant and P1zza · &-III-Uc is waiting ror her." '' ' \K s~LE ::~ 1952 Nash. 4 good a FOR SALE: 4 room house: I Crooan IISed to worry about his Shop. 7 17 3tc Nylon tires, new br~kes, seat I acre ground on Raate 124. wl£e's flying. · ·, 'iET \lORE PEOPLE Ia try e<l'ers. $100 Virgil Tealord. SP 3·5592 Muon, W. Va. Good locatlon. $1000. can be "But not now," be said. "It's Am En~ R,llal lered our Italian style pizzas, we Syracuse WY Z-6966. _ _ lip I psld on paymeota. See ~- beea such a Jon' time. Every· ong ose w 0 on will sell mdivid ua l ~ervings old Grate, Rutland. CaU: thing i• pretty much routine. Be· Holzer hospital In the paot M Friday night for 25c. Don'l llAL, good. clean lump, 3 x 5 Night SH il-5501. Day: SH 2- sides, Mra. Cronan ,Is 8 very hours were M\:8. Pearl Brown.· Lorge! the rerorrt hop . Bar· egg no stack. Re·screened BUSINESS SERVICES BUSINESS SERVICES"' 48ll. 7 IZ &IC skilled pUot." 134 Pine st., Noah ~· stoker-oil treated at mine or __ ___ Cronan 11 a member of the Tyo, 1190 Eastern Ave., ·Ta!Dnette's Home Restnurant and Pta.a Shop. Phone WY 2-9976. ' delivered . ':iumrrer price now Forty·Nine and 8 Hailers, 8 c]ub my Lynu Hawk, 5t1 F~· on Jacobs Coal Co, R. D. 1, OR SEE Bob Jeffers AUCTIONEER JOt formed by tho Nlnety-NIDen for Ave., Miss. J-t M. a.tliJ; I ' 7 17 3tc I Pomeroy. Phone SH 2-1959,1 before you get that bulldozComplete Semee lhelr hllllbaods. · Court St., Mn. H!~EMADE pie J>c, colfee Sales & Service 1\'Y 2-3469, or WY Z.2437. 1 er or back-noe job done. Free Crill Bradford "We even get a certifir.ate." Barws, Lower River Rd,, . ~ 5<''. Jack's Dairy Bar, Mirlclle 7 _12 3otc esllmates. No job too big W~lo·t~A~F:;:,87 UoHe<l Pr<U Iolomallonsf he said , 8 certiOcate of do'*'ul die E. George, Rt. 1 GaWpolll; JIOPI. 7-l6-6tfc IT'S OUR pleasure to loan Car· too small. We have one doz.. Nadoaal League oom~ncy. 1 guess it means Mrs. Thomas ~- stepbena, Rt. THERE WILL BE an ic e e Ftt.s AlmtJ~~ t F. very Car pet Shampooers FREE with er available at aU times. ____l!aeln __ _.:~!_!!: ~~P·loJer!:~~~i'•;" Clab78 G.AB31R. 115II.Pcl. we're not as good as women." 2 GalllpoUs, Monica bll I cream social held at the Ches- I 5 11 pu•·chese or Blue Lustre Sham· Phone WY 2~22 or WY Z. LA 7B1 ·331 8eln Jed ·28 to Meadows, Rt. 2 Gall1poiii; 'Pele 6039 7 16-7 S•IL 92 374 54 131 324 g ffiii1T years a · · ter Fire House, Chester, Sat- e TransferaiJ:e When puo. Baker Furniture, Middle· · tc . · woman constantly getting publici- B. McCarty, Rl I Ewbcllilt, urday night, July 20th, startYou Trau<· Cars purl. 7·16-6\c FOR ANY KIND of bulldozer Karl Gneoer, Plnmbilll ud . Plntlls 82 SIJl 48 101 ·323 ty, Cronau said, means he'o a~ Mrs. lle5sle Bamett, Rt, t Pl. ing at 7 p m. 7.1fr3t c -- - now rea· or bac k·hoe work , Ca II WY Heatia•I!> PlllSOII, Ill 375 53 liB .SIS _,.... b' h Pleaaant , Moleula C• Pl<k..;. EARLy SWEET corn 'lis C ways asked ".....,~JOI\IJ w 1c are --. .. e Guaranh·ed 24 Mon ths Minersvllfo. Oblo WI ' LA 7o-278 49 88 .315 . 'ble to Rt 2 PI Ple8SIDI • D• ' LUSE WEJGH1 safetv w i 1 h 3243 . Emme l W. Sh uIer, condv ror pulling by Wh' StL answer. · · ' ---·~ 4 1mposs1 89 82 378 118 or 24.000 ~\ties DIALIAX r furmtorlv UI!:X -A or by the t;uck tracting, 342 Page Street, Mid· Elld v<>or .. wer troublel lie, . .SI "It's - of like beillg married Davis, Rt. I Middleport, Barry · t We ba•o au slzeo Santo, Ch• 911 35'1 44 Ill .Sll to •-- Wb t Canterbury Rt I ......,_ ' Dl F.T ~ new name. '>:lme for dl I F tir · ,n ."J~ Hayman, epor . ree es rna St-wer Macbtnes H.Aaron. Mil lKI 356 ff1 110 .31:» a race uu.n:"~· a can you Thomas ~ 8,-r.~·-1 e Most r ~,putar l nit muia Only 9tk at S I a r k Ohio. Ro>asonable Ratea Gon•lez. Phil 911 3Z4 48 99 .306 neth R. Burke,' Rt. 1 Drugs •, 6-20-flOtp In The U. ~ . A. . I JS E:D CCLLi o ' i ' i rri' m iiiNNiG G" · -ba1·gain;.li CaU W\ 2-2!174 Day or Nllbt Boyer, StL 89 348 42 105 .300 Lewis Staten, Wellstoa, 'I(~A.UTOMOBTI ,£ · Tmurance been i • 7 28 tfo Amerl<an Loop• R. Buescher • Wellstmt, .Ill ..... Women's dresses 25-50 can r't'llPd? I ,osl vour oprra· 85 329 55 Men 's and Boys ' pants :NSTALLED tor's licenst>? Call W"f.' 2-2966 Bos 88 343 40 111 Ill .337 Harley KitbtRt. IIIII, aad 8os .324 ~-0Qln_ 0 L . Kenneth Wilson, J. Badgett, 1 Ravshirt.s 25..50 cents. Men's shoes 815llc COBA Kallne, Del 113 319 54 101 .317 JULY 17 enaWood, W. Va. and hats, Smith's Clothing Rolhns. Mtnn 71 2'78 43 88 .317 The Past Presidents of I h e a ...... Store. Open 7 days a week. •r••a you, Mrll t• G••• "'"1 ' W LA .,.-... AUTO SALES 1nc1 prov•n oulta, 111 •t ... .,., agner, 89 S29 48 103 .313 Amerlcan Legion A us Wary of Mrs. Harold L. Scott, Rt. 1 11 Letart FaDs, Ohio. 7-15-gotp ·~: ::::.!':~ au c•••• Pearson, LA 87 S33 47 102 .306 Drew Webster Post No. 39 will Vinton, daugiltfr, lO:U a.m. bU!; 1950 GMC 42-passenger WHY WORRY over a sluggish POME P:OY, 0. For All Of Your NHrlo .,_ "'" - ... wv ....., Davalilo, Clev 52 214 92 115 .304 meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Mn. 8erDIJrd ~ •. F'oc.t' like new, tires. $300 . septic tank? Get Klean Em.. c...... ,....,., · Cimoli, KC 711 274 34 82 .:M at !he home of Mrs'. Paul Cucl, 2325 J.Jncobl St., Pt. Pin •n~, Phot"tt~ SH 2-5442. 7·16-6\c' ' All Septic tank deaner at Middleport Feed Mill Marls, NY . 81 218 41 14 .291 Middleport. llin, I:Jr a.m. Tuelday. , Landmark Farm Bureau. Po- Tony Fowler, Owner & Opp. . , Hrshbrgr, Chi 73 .HII 38 71 .:111l Dllell"rpd Tile Rambler f pu~~IC AUCTION · Saturday. · meroy . 7·1-30tc "We Do Custom Grinding" Worki Standanl ,t I :nmparl JIGmo Rau JULY II p tlenti recietltly ~ ' July 20, at 1:00 p. m. at the N. 2nd Ava. Mlddl-rt Natlooal Loape - MeCovey, The WUllng Worken class Inc~ Edwitrd Stein. C t 'l .' EJ:cellf'oce You Got Them res idence nf the late Chloe R1g <'3J roum . ndt' <Jnr1 pt>rlnrm INSURANC-:E;;::;; ?.G~ian~l~s;28; H. Aaron, Braves 211; of the Enterprise El)B church Simpkin• Mrs Milia liradll; .' Bailey, on Rt. 7, in Chester, 1nce SmaU car ecunnmy and '"SHORT ON WATER," phone J{;ijNSON Slmpsun In , Giants 18; Mays, Gianta wiD meet 'l'lntroday evenloll at Samuel Mn 1 Ohw, will sell at auction lhe Emmet W. Shuler contrac~ Agency,' In. AU 101' 1 1111 of In II; Banks, CUba 17. the borne of Mrs. Ben Buck. Kenney W~ II f l 1 maoa;::abilit) I 16 oz. Beverage Glassu ing WY Z.3243 for a farm surance. Jim Johnsori and Amerleao Loopo- Alliaon, Rock Springs Belter Heallb lr Mrs, 'D o' rotlowmg household items. Metropolitan l\1otnrs 1 You Get 1- 16 oz. size glass 818.; 1 pond. 7 IS Uc Bud Simpson. Agents. Twios 22 Killebrew, Twins 2t; club wiD have theU" annual pieGreg~ BU..; I Sofa Bed with matching free each time you purchase Angels 20; Batqy, Tw nic Thuraday at Forked fl u n ProSt ADee Bool.tli,'" '\i· 8 . Maio Street. Pomt•roy 8 l tic Wagner, chair, drop leaf dining table. 10 gallons of gascline or _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ....:....:_:.: 20; Maris, Yanka II· ~att. Red Lake. Members are to meet atE ,.,; _ __: •._ W v Pboae WY 2-Jii~D ''HO'I'O COPYING Servtcea. morf'. or a combination oil Sox 11. ' the ch~rcb at 9:45 a.m. tmd Ill · ' ~ ........ , '110111• " ' ~· :. . ,\) 6 chairs, l buHeL l .~ c(·re­ change and lube job. CoP:'/ any letter or dot-l Reuter w...aee AI•DCJ 4 22 ~· R ._ •·k food dr'nk •-A •-••· "·· ward, . Oltle Rouib, Mn. -=--=-=--,....tary desk, Zl" Admiral TV ~euter Insurance, Pomeroy -,~iourd uu Balleol •• '" • ' 1 "'"' """" ..,.. 'Gibaoo Mn. Paul lten• Mn. ~ 1 lR NEW or used cars or (same as new), 3 od!l L"ha 1rs, i National League - H. Aaron, Ylce. L 'v•·---' and ~tnt 2 15 lfc ·•lllJuraaee for e¥HJ P"' \rucks, pht..rJe Marv m Marks and balineoa aeed." 71 · Wblte Carda 115· San- Magnolia Temple Pythlan Slo- R. · ant 1 beftroom suite, 2 beds, com.;A 1 f"C.::'M .o\ '\1 l:k<J ~ tn Math SUPER SERVICE STATION ...................................... 1 Pbone WY Wtll to, Cubs Ss; McCovey, Gtan't. 81: ton will meet In regular ..,... daughter~ M!i' J. G. llouftl. plele, chest of drawer~. t e,,.., Athens, L't l-4061 ao,.r, Carda 80. oton Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at inC and infant dauchter. wash stand, gas range, West· Open '24 Hour1 WY 2--9932 LO.JI.Uc Amorlcoo LeapeL-Wagner."An· the DAV hall. A-. ADIItc · inghouse sweeper with at· I gels iiO; Allison, Twins ·80; [(a. JULY, Z1 ~ II> tllte mldnllll't 1achment... ~ t dinetle set, Ad· \ HELP WANTED ToHeveYour sALE RENT 1 m~ral relngeral~r. . Manag I HOUSEKE P""" -MUSICAL lmtruments Une. Tigers 58; $1Juut, Red sox; · Revival IH<giMIIltl at the Free report of 1M 1l1lfllnl depan. · f 1 Coal, Oil or G11 washer, treadle sew1ng rnaE "I!.R to c~re or ~ · 1 Maloone, Red Sox: Bstloy, Twins WUI Baptist churcb of Rutland ~. t1!,oee (llltitllll who wwe r ' ;A LE OR RF:NT I ll reli- . chine , tables, lamps, dishes, der Y ge~tleman. Live m.l FOR SALE: Str'ldlvanous Vioall 511. ori Salem strtet July !I at 7:~ Usle!i .. lair I""!Jtded atarlol . : · .. '."liR.red person. 8 H.nom old picture frames, radio, and Phone 'A Y 2-2:583. 7·1G-31.p lin. Gnod naajo ~asonable Pfleltln1 each evening. ·Tbe pastor. Rev. Hai'pel:, ~·· Eltua Pl)'lllllt. Cle•n•d •nd Checktcl J. .... '~ontact · \lr. Oo.·Wey for Winter S. C. Colo~ . L'le>ier. Ohio National Leacuo Kollfax, Paul Taylor, and Rev , l!ijY· Mn. ~Oeh I!Nftr, CAicll llltQ. Wor-trE-an, Allied Fina11ce other items too numerous to 1 WANTED TO BUY -~----5:_:15 tfc Dodgers, 16-3; a,alo\)Oy, Redo 143 mond File '1111 be )!!'~~ f~ld, (jarl llooU~, Charles Oda~" , ~ . ;.1 ~outh (.'im mpwn l mention. Will accept bids on ; -- - I Perrann.•kt. Dodgera' JI.Z·' · M.. the mef!SIIge eaeh evenlilll~ f;dward 0 Dell, ,.,...,. this 7 room, !ull basPment Hay in the field or "''••,1• I -..,. All ' P.f, ' __,.....,. A•. e., CD.>'R'lb 1!, Oh10 . & Aammond Cbortl Organ, in Beao, Pirates fl.l; Spahn, Brovoa welcome: ;. .: , , · $11er>Cer, Ml'l· Bsnford Grll111b, house s d lot, reserving the i ed for horses . Call WI 7 J. ti~e 1 'perfect ~1100. Price lor IH . . Tbe U~ (liUi- \ l)leelln& 1.FrankUn , f4tiFim\, Waltsr ·~ · right to reject any or an · or contoct Janet Manuel, Ra· Ph- WY:I.3994-WY2·6301 6 H W. Main II Pomaroy quick !lllle at ~. M~a. D, Amerl<a~ Leo~)ladab. Red will be held 't The ' Hai!OI ach'!l', Cyfttjllli Sbtlv.er, , II t .. lnds. Not tesponslble for ac- cine, Ol!io. 7 12 6tc I For Sale L. Late,. R.R I, ftftdsville, Sox UH; ~"ord, • YanP IH; 1' 1 111 CoujDiwLIIJ· . . .i' ' !Je~ LeQa D!'Y, 'Lewis Stalen, OltiiJ cidents. Mrs. Delmar Baum, -- "--USZD smati refrigerator, gMd Administratrilt, I. 0. McCoy, FLAT diJIII[I bed, 12ft. tong. 'f • ·• McGrae, Nllil)l £, Tyo, Vlao 0. McCOY, AUI<.'TIOIIEI~I Phlo, at 'Mn. . l'ran-le Pick~ , bard!, tlldte !lot< 11>4; Pia •ire. ·AI!D, 11 I ;~: :flily . .ana' · Farm, phooe · 1187-6297 Wbite Sox 11-11 flotlinn, Yaoks leader ~a,Oicey Ahelli COOiviJ. fort Itnlgbt, Cleland lllnel lilt colll.l lliun : ~e ,· 'lilt011 ,'te,l Auctioneer. i DarwoOd Napper, Langsville, [Chestoot, Obio. 7 13 81c I OhJo, 7·Hip Jr~ Racine,' Obio. 7-16-3tp 411 ,": 7 11 6tp 1 11-6, · .: "'. ~·-~¥a. I,O ' ~ .Berrl!lp. ' Keith Goble FORD •....,....... - Irene~ "Aitl}ough the boys have been DOIS down 32,4:20 a.m.; a h-- . . ._ era•• nlll Cloltt' 01' Easy •. term!. CaD Paul S. Smart at &-room Citizens National Bank, Midhouse with ~11 baths, hot dleport, Ohio. 7 12 Sic fUrnace heatmg. Good - - -d ti 60 It I t A buy at $7 FOR SALE · 8 acres 00 Sha e on on . ?. ' River by Shade River Bridge. MIDDLEPORT - 8 room See Mrs. Huel Phlllipo, Phi~ h 'th b th hot alr Ups Bar, Pomeroy. . orne. WI a ' 7 11 8tc mg, oak fl~rs, enclosed basement wtth shower and room bouse and baths, nice lot, in excellent batb, newly deeo.rated, gas beating. Full basement. L<> RURAL - 5·room frame cated 123 Hudson Street, Marriage With Aviatrix Is Like Life With Race Horse I \n~el"finn.l 411"11' ' vr lr: = I--:::.===================;1 ..,..,.....,, · n• n1ht t'tle $699 V8 . automatic, R&H. ""tl'lh<"alln11 11((1> <tf ,.......,., ~n• ~hJ"C'hnP•nle l:r"<>" repo ,.tM •mm.,dtatel) Plymouth REAL ESTATE ROOM Apartment bath, yard, porch, 10011~ Middleport . Call t.lrs. ard Cecil, evenings. 7 13 31p _P_A _R _TM ._E_N _T_S_·-On---.-r-o_o_: A e5 m One 1-room and bath. Call Wy Z-33!9. 7 IS --. 4 room and bath, house. Lincoln Wy • ·~4 H h elg ts, Phone v-• · 9-Passenger, VS motor, automati(· trans . Power steering, radio and heater, solid, bllH• fi ni sh. Special. R,KUULA flUNS ~ Ford Country Squire Ste. Wag. RENT s:~H~~:.:: 7-1::~ ~Ritor '~--'-'·.. 1'nultt ~::Eba~~ Las:~ 110 I Street In Pomeroy. Trade 'n' Travel Time USED CAR BUYS ,• CUIUID "11UNS 1\'11' Ill' acce p•e o l"nr flll' "' FOR 6 cyl. Std. trans. Runs li kt' new, wh1te and coral finish, lbdio and heater. I"UOi orll.llOT' (JI•fll\ n . 1963 I .....! (rode report qunteo • lap flees? 1•1 \ '1. I J ~ oftlelal ol tho Natlodal •osocia· A-Y~. " I' t1oto {111' tho Ad>rncem"'t 0! Col· Q- 11 lb.,.. ¥7 ~ ta lbe ...t ~ II Cd!6ruirrl lipo bellel t~Jat I IJOdy .WUl 1ial #> jl rl BJ ~ DV IIIIOW IIIII to Impaiw lbein 1111 I ... Ill ..., ctp[Dial1ltlol for Negroeo lbe iarfaee llloet llltieo afltr Uan..l I I I Uoaal Uonal - · ill otudJo ompJotll*t IJIId 11 ae- dNtrlliDI! ~ d HOLLYWOOO IUPII - All« The 0.. &I*U lui ntaltt ..... ton. A-No. ta.t week's debul o1 ABC-TV'o a Juwbond ord and lbelr Q-ln pol!ll<l .. wluit r. a "Your ~. f'wuiJ Fllmo," 1 lllrM dovtiittera. qeo I, I and I. Qulclt; Quiz "straw vote"? . . . .. . . . ....... The fllllll . Q-May Amerlcu Iadfons A- A small • sclao · ...1.. - . amateur home mov• .--.. - . ' _, .....,. br utlorral, otate, and Joe. vote to ·test how a real teo, II NUODAble to 11- ~ ,.... ol. tho lbrot llrll ea1 ebrc!lVo and oppo!Dtlve of. would 80· IUJile that the creaton would prtdk''JI a bd'zt ·nd It waa NONe c.' YORE more Ukoly be Deolag the ataJI. cult. CUlt. Tbll ballot - doBl"lNESS ~ RUN OfF tN TII'IIIOCOS u-y thaa rl&kfng tllllllbor poblie ocribod u "at ol. ,lib Srr.. AN' PL.RV. expoeure. Lab.• I do DOt llaft the fDclbla. DA 1LY JUGHAID CROSSWORD ID<redlbly, the uolwork llood!rf tlot> to clool In Ill ~ ,._ I.Cutoln :IS. She!. ot""t a••'" doaNd a baii.Jtour o1. rrrr wltlr J01D11 lodleo lbuo t. t'PW'I ... l.PIIIow.Upa tere<l Its valuobl. aallonal lime to ~ wived Ill art, or even wtlb their 1. PoWo up book I. Pal 2tl.'l'ho oOat aDOibor show lrr the - • · Jibntovapber, for IIIOJ' ars aD til- u. AIIMd o1 ?.Palatine and oppareotlJ lnlendl to bop up PIIDf ill peraooal piOIIIUN. IIIII au olllon: 28, Gill'I tl!ls prae1b all IIIJDIIItl' tq. u for lbo effect 1111 nalloual tele~,;.,, I.Eutuor name This belq tho ..... 11 WQUid be vtaloD, I om lllh I can leave It u. Beneath ehaneea 21. Bubo. e. sutte111yo dorelloti;ta .o1 4liJ 1101 to eaD Afoly to ywr LmsglnaHon, add- 11. "Hitk•Y" join llly 29.-Covert tJJii added alleDtloa to lbo 11<1 lnl 1111ly tbat It wu not IuDDy, tt. ~ 10. Thno-opot Jrtobol that "Your I"WWD1. l'llniiJ Flmli" luDn)'• ta. J'lnbh 17. Sl!npleton · c:onlllct Is IIIHI /ol. the 11J111t abominable ~ 'n- ..... !DOh fJlml by otlJ- 18. Danbh Je.Devout31. Glrl'l .38. Iad1an eola U . Pim:o otclrnamo .111111 ever to bit lbe llrwaves. II)' on too· aat1 Ia ..., obort eowel&ht 20. Lone 33.S ..... pa4 S9. Sate: "'"Dff"''m, tho Arl llrHaudience tbougbl It II.~ fllJhll- of li10I'DII o1tow ..,.,.. 1 ba"- for llllollee- wu when 1 baby bit • 11. Gambill &Vlalon !H. Roland'l 40. God of war: ~ • 7'J11111 l'o lbrger aad the young 11. SuC<Or ! 21. Texu rtyer destroyer Gr. 21. OllrichM."MyName f2. Eacie "Your· "'··nbns" 1o 11r1 · to ery-wlllcb ought \ !4. Th8NOI;r .. _ , , ··--7 ,_11 ht -'--• the mountaia Ukeblr4 !o-" +I. Put ... bad that 1101 evea tho - to '"" IIOJIIILDg ' 18. Arab -a ooald drum up oa ~ audieaee. IIi , boat George ebleftolll.: 7 6 flO i" 3 4 IDOill award lor tt. 111 a ..,..poll- 11'e1meman oald, "That'• lt-lbe •or. ~ moment, 11arr7 Goldwltsl' end." It illrtaiDly IJ. •· Toda.kea I" .a.. Aid 1l!lldern art wu ebaNt> fte - • - : John Tbom- IO. ~~ .... W!ood, In pan, h7 the "cull of u Seopel, defendant In the fa- 11. Dupa4 tho ll(y and oomii>OII)llace''-ud ...,. 11111 ''mor!koy trial" ovor II. 1llloUto '" 17 ~ 1 Jronb1 IINl Ural phraslllg from the t.a<blng of evolullon ill Ton- ~ ~ >o ltla to "JJPI:r '" • "'bjeet here ....... Is a gueat on NBC.TV'I 8. Watoril!a" today. llullldo • ,arlw gamoo ''Tbday'o" show next Monda7. placo ~ ODd talevlllorr llhowl, 1 can For tho paat 311 years, Scopes bas !. lot lien 28 1~9 lblnk ol. 110 _ . . admlufou of been a coosultant gealogfst ior an 1•~ ""::'ter ....Uve or lrRIIectual bankrupt. oil -1111)' ill Shreveport, La. e. -.,.. ~I" GASOLINE ALLEY cr lbao to take tho Dlllmprol. Prelldent Nyerol'l! o1 TanJil>- ot-poarl >3 lin bomo movies tbal OD8 1riol Jib visits AIIC-TV'o "llsues ud •· Btasoltypa 7. J'oNbodiDp >hlan 'eem< to It owld lD CODia<t wtlb JJOI!Ihl>nra Anawers" Sonday . A HoDJ- 1. - Selling Everything ~ut The Kitchen·Sink? ·Want Ads Can Sell It Too B·Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., July .J ' I a A o•ben Davtd Free at Landmark Caveadllh s;::Jacl;Mrs I I Pomeroy Landmark _,_y, Now Is The Time i'oR •I oR - , 1 FURNACE Baker Seyfried - .. I ; " .. - "· '. ... .. ....... , , ·,,r)io ... ,..;.;:>"i ' la«ia ,' i ·=.:\ ' ly ERNIE 8USHMILLER YAWNING- WITH YOUR MOUTH SHUT \HE DEAH EARL Al'iD I COULD BE MAQRIED tx:r ONCE, ONL'c' I al.\NH'T ~0 'TO HIM EMPTY•HAHDEOI IHE: CAsTLE NEWS SO MUCH.~· AND SLATS • �·~"'!- ·-'~· - . _ . . _. . . ,_ ----. . -.. --.. . -;' ;,·· • . · ~~.lltQUDel, Pomeroy·Ali4klleport, u., July 17, lHHl • LOCAL AND STATE News Of Mason County, West Virgini~ Mainly About ' I Singer Slant- 0 • Matic In A Cabi'net f t SAVE YOUR RC COLA. DIET·RITE COLA. NEHI, TRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAPS. 'i ! \ Wedding plans are lnrom· plete. Pleasant Valley Hoopltal ' Pomwor Melinda Priddy, Buffalo. DISCHARGED : Mni. Alvin Mooney, Crown City: Mrs. Saturday. July 13, 1913 ence Pearson, Lakin . HOGS - 175 to 220 18.110 to BIRTH : A son to Mr. and 18.60; Heavies 15.110 to 17.00; Mrs. William t' . Moody, Pt. Lights 15.110 to 17.50; F·at Sows Pleasant. 12.00 to 14.50; Boars 9.50 to 10.· _ _ __ 50; Pigs 6.00 to 11.00 : >tc•·k DIVORCED GRANTED Shoats 15.110 to 2LOO. ' PT PLEASANT - Two di· CATI1..E - Steers 17.00 to vorc~s have been granted by 22.00: Heifers 14.00 to 2~50 ; the Mason County Circuit Court, Fat Cows 13.00 to 15.10 : can- Minnie McCoy, from John Mcners 9.00 to t:J.OO ; Bull~ ~680 Coy , given custody of their two children and Ava Jean Keyser rrom H~ward Lee Keyser. gain- to 18.60 : Stock Cows an' ''IVe~ 125.00 to 180.00 : Stock St.eers 18.00 to 24.60; Stock He1~er.s 16.00 to 21.50; Stock Steer Ci.il.\ · es 21.00 to 25.50; Stock Helfer Calves 18.00 to 22.00. VEAL CALVES- Tops 26.· lng eustody and support of their four minor children. ies 17.40 to 23.50. .,.,e , _ ........... ..._ .. -- fOP VALUI stAMPS ~ Pomeroy, Mrs. Margaret Corouthers, Middleport, Mrs. Henry Cline, Thomas Fork, called on Mr. and Mrs. Vernon 5cit~ · '' tMl and children, Wilmington re-cent visited Mn. TaUy's par~ ents. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Park~ On Friday, July 19 9t 1st Cut Cllops ........ 39t .... Cllops .. ... .. .. .. 6 ..... , ....... .. ,...(.._ ................ 10f' 'tAtUI ST~ " Hi-CDrinks Giant Tid.e ..... ...... """'" .. ,., ., ................... ,¥2·· -~­ , 'IOf' YAlDI SY~ c..,.... ...... .. Treet Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Diehl, 12& Mr. Kyle will be glod to gl.-. yeu 1 frH hoerlns test with tho latest Beltone Eloctronic equipment. Democrat Picnic at the Roek ll<•n•;••• Fair grounds. Mrs. Francis Brown, Pomeroy recently visited with Mrs. Georgia Diehl. Mr. Lester Brookover. Mn. Jessie Brookover, recently visif... M hHrint 11 your Probllm B•lton• is th• '"" swer. Lona Roesher, II Huffoni'm, Chester HEARING CENTER Mrs. Lowell McNickle, was host to the Laurel Health Club picnic, it was a potluck affair of which 35 c-..,.. .__ II ,.,_ Can _ ____ a s- .... .:: $1 DiiPickl" - · ··· .... 3 ..~$1 --..... -- "- U.n.,onna1se • .. - chi~ 1 32 oz. 59 . -- - l i a R -- jar c I . Coffage Cheese 3 ROOM GROUP · · ......... . . ea. 19c lat,.,. .. - 1-9c ....... -. .,.-_.,.,_ .... ...,... __ SAVE 504 . ~99 .. - 50 ........ --·- WI!. ·.,.... ...Jeom !hit ,wM!c'o _.., ,~h • t .... c:...pen 011 a 3-piece Starter Slit · · c....- ...... s.... aii!.W ..... -· ·. ' J . ·. ~~~vE· Qllll tHIS EXCLUSIVE Off J I STAIT .NOW! Jut, 10. INS N!Pta SALE Mid HHI Needle T~ $5.99 Stacked HHI White Leather $5.99 High Dreis HHI $5.99 Medium HHI Pump Style_ $8.99 $3.99 $3.99 $3.99 $5.99 $11 ' 1 lfOUP ladlft' • ehUdren'a. JDeludea women'a flats, wo. men's •nd ebUdrea'a woven draw • Jelth• nndall. Ut· lit ..... white palollll polr $2.58. K._ - - .:&An'::.':..___ _ ~ .. "''"''l~ ---~ .... . ' ., ;- Ke•H•- Canvaa. Cool Notes & Casual Shoes, 2.88 .. . : R~Grapes ---· 2 .... 49c .Plums --··· .. -·· • --·.·.. 29c a ...,,.. ' REG • - . .31c, $Mage. ,;._.. .. ... . 5 ..... ~ Vwiatr 8mll .... . 2 ..._ • CANT.AL.OU.PES INGELS FURNITUR N·lti·W WJDTBI One Group Ledles' & Children's Shoes, pr. 2.59 2 .:pr. 4.99 dren visited relatives in Columbull recently. AS LOW AS _ _ WHITE DRESS PUMPS 53c Dit•an ___ ......... ...... - 4 ~-$1 Sample Shoes, Size 5~~ . D.):!" wldlha, CCIIIIPIN at 11.18. · .Derr~ FULLY DRESSED c 510 91b. SIZE Center Cut Loin End c PORK ~OPS . •• - • c lb. Jumbo Bologna :~~:., ~ "'· 47c Sliced Bacon G: _ _ lb. SSe • SuJI'lr-R;tht 47C Lunch Meat su•• Braunsc hwe1ger 1-tb. S·9 Ploco Ont,.... c ..... ' Beef Li~er !::r__. _··-~-_,_ ~:.3\ Dinners rosen, Beef Rib Steaks 1~.89, Perch o•. - _ _ _ _ __ •.39c Chuck Steaks ·~::-_ _ ...79c Swordfish tb.6Sc tlo, d __ ._ F Mart•n.'s . AII-V erWtMs - - - Fully IOM·In _ ., ,. ~----------------, .MARVEL ORANGE PINEAPPLE KIEFER PEARS - Glazed Donuts ___,~·-1~ 39c ,'.'Bea SuHono, . ns Tomoto Souco - - - SPARE RIBS - '3 - • lb. • TURKEY LEGS, Cut Up · · •· · · · · lb. 49c TURKEY BREASTS, Cut Up · · · · lb. 59e A&P Cut Frozen Grttn.Beans · · · · · · 4 - 9-oz. pkgs. 69c A&P Cut Frozen Green Beans · · · · · · 2 - 28-oz. pkgs. 99c French Styl• Froun A&P Green Beans · · 4 - 9-oz. pkgs. 69e Morton Fronn Sugared Donuts · · 2 - 10-oz. pkgs. 59c NEW PACK IONA BRAND SWEET PEAS • cons -8 CREAM STYLE or WHOLI KERNEL--- S'l 00 Kidney Be.ans ~':'.. _ 3 ..... ••n• ....... 17-cn. cant ---- • ALL GREEN _____ ____________________14Vua. con a~~ Ann P110 - - - , ... s-.19c Blac kpepper ... Ground-- ••• - - - 3 •. 49c KOSHER 4 ·..... 29c Seedless Grapes Col~ fornl1 •. 29c Peaches 0 R Red Rip~~ Yellow Meet _ _ • lltntlbt SALAD DRESSING . N A TU cATs u pSN~~05$ '. '. PeanutBuHer:"...::;;-__· ~~,:69t · Mustard~:.___ 1.;29c IArgeGroup .' Summer Shorts, broken •t• __. .;. 5dc BLUE BONNEl 10o OPP PIAL ,_. .,'39 ··~ c 3,....,OL 91 . . uns ( -· 4~~ 49c _ _ _ _ _ _ __ .1.flt.28c ''1. , 3 lb.49c SULTANA IRAND - - - - - - - - - - CHICKEN OF THE SEA 3c OFI' LABIL - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · c F ICEBERG JUMBO 24 SIZE StuHed Olives:::::..__ ': 39c ., c HI C DRI NKS t.rl•".. AB.P GOLDEN CORN 29 c A&P ASPARAGUS SWEET PICKLES ~~tt,l~A_ N• ~~:- 33c SWEET RELISH ·:~:i~----~;:·29c DILL PI CKLES :t~~'= ---- ~=- 29c With A1111 P•IO - Chicken Legs •. 43c Chicken Breasts __ •. 53c Chicken Wings •. 29c Chicken Backs · __ ... 10c THANK YOU BRAND HALVES ICE 1 Gal. <;REAM • Ctn. Brick Cheese • ......... . PUdd1ngs Cutll p Frying Chicken 'Par"! Country Style PORK ROAST $2 4.99. 7.99 · Hoffllllll, lfj-o, Guy Lynda lnt( Miu IA!ulse Milam, Lltlpvillt; ·Mro. J ,q ;o Ellm and JoyCJ! Jlamli'Jf01l4, W. Va.: Mr•. Honry ~ M" Emnt& Davili d. AlllanY and ·Mra. Lynch and Diano and Keith. Sending lilts were Mt, Cllli ford Manley, l\llddleport : M't. Jim Milam, Akron; Mr t. Thelma Boggess, Charl!stoa, W. V1.; Mn. Harley Neillll\, ~sville ml Mrs. J . C. Pl... '. ; vili;"~ted; . ,w; ;ore:;,; . ,the~_; Ge; ;t;:;ty;:;•b; ;u;.:rg;.o; ;•;_:Lo~ke:.,:Ch~a; ;m;: p; ;l•; ;l.n~---~~of~F~I:or:id~a·~................. , ONE PRia NONE HIGHER Jelly & Lemon Roll~::..- 49c Man'• Spice Tan Work Oxforcl ~pe Sole & C.ushton tnaole --..--. 7.99 Catd. Shawberries 3 . , :"·,:: ~:~'':~.M:~m1.;;.,:. r:::.teas: l"od••te_ ':1' * Worthmore Pops -""'i~ 59c Ptdwln .. . Archer!;~~ .~ ~1er1or:; ~"" ~~~-- 2 pr. $5 What Are Left!- Summer Oxfords I Loafers - .. recent visitors were M~. and for Miami, rio Iiiii> PMII'ee &bOrt L7nch, Middleport, with Mrs. Clyde Close and choldren wUJ:be Interviewed by l!:aNrl1 Mrs Henry Milam as c..OO.. 1 (Mary d Ga11101 were played and Sberyl Alia, .,_..,..,, '· er, ar' • · • · · prius owarded Jo Mrs Jamea lltld Mrs. Bo J1o1bcob (Betty Mrl. John Beall, Ronda ID d She Is a JUJ10, 1M3 Arcl>erl Freddie, : Linda, Be<· Mark, Columbus; Mr. and \'.rs. of Ohio Unlvorti:J'. wltll ~ C.ntennial, New York City Plyky, ~y. wife lltld IOD ol KIIIUlelh Brewer, Tereso and eiOO: or sclenoo gree U· mouth. Maaa., whe<e tliey went Cheshire Mr. lltld Mrl. Louis Kllllllth D, and MIN Ara ·• calion. on tlie MayOower D and ot O.bon!e, Cathy, Debbie n d Smltll, Columbuo: Mr. lnd '11... Bostoo, on Old Jronaideo. Tbey Sheryl, Pomeroy; Mr. ml Mrs. Harold Brewer, and Janie, COIIIPLETI! TOUR troveled tlle eost coast of Moi<t Chorlea Archer, Mike, Pal 111111 Long Bottom. Mrs. l!:mll\11 r.ee Mr. lnd Mro. w. R. Corpeo· to Now Brunswick, vialted Nova Robby, lllloldleport. Simoni, Reynoldaburt l n d ter and doucJlter, AliUI, returo- Scotia and Quebec. and ftnt Mr. and Mrs. Heos m1 I• n- Mrl. IA!ulae__B~wer_ . __ _ ed S.turday 1fter an 11-<lay over the Green Mil. to VerDy will vial! 1n Columbua ··~ 11y before returning home JO moto< trip. Ploce• of lntereat lllOIII to ... Ft. Ticonderogo. . _._ _.,........., '" Haw,~; FRESA ·Oven-Ready Preserves IAdl"' & THnagers' Saw 12c 1 pie attended. Mrs. James Gilmon: and Huntington, W. V• · vorletl• Sovo24c , on Mrs. Georgia Diehl. $2 All u.-w 1-••••ar called recent· '-------..J II 504 Tenth St. -··...... ... ,.., --- Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Murlln Tracy, ~:;~~,. ~p:urchaaed the Turner BELTONE ant 10PYM.GIIT._. ..... _.... &pwdMIM91 ed relatives In Sandy, W. Va. Mrs. On.,Oroup 8oyt' & Girls' Shoea, Broken Slltl 8~ to _3, Sale _ 46oL Charles and Lewis attended tllo makes of hearing aids at no charge l'rloltr Continues This Wukl er. 9 A.M. to 12 noon to service all o,o.. Semi-Annual Sale • for HaskeU White, Jeri Sue, Valorlo, and Crystal, and the Rev. and Mrs. Donald Boone and eblldren, Davld and Jeannie. Bub! IIIII, Eve ancl !roll, of New Millllrd E. Pierce. left by Itt llW")lrlae birthday porty Friday lt.arllld . Nort... and Mr.. Prvvldeoee, New Jeraey. Qth. fronl Port Columbue Monday evenln& It tbe home ot Mrs. .lira, Cllrot!coi' The Shoe Box •.• .. 3 J.t, 20, IHI I Dd Cindy Conde, Mr. and Mrs. IGhn Fultz, Anlll ond Mark, Mrs. Charles Searlea, Mrs. liar· old TIIQmao, Terri and 11m- ' A-nor Sat.. Darlene bowl (Mirtbo Ru1b IJutboo), Judy, JobMy, ml Allee of ...,_ hombua; Mra. Graee· lleaa of Columbus; .lira. Mory CJusa8ll U. S. GOV'T INSPECTED GRADE A lo meeting witll prayer. A de&wt course WIS NMied by llr. and Mra. Richard Pickens, Mr. and Mrs. WUUam Slater, and Mrs. Jo AnD White. er, Marc,daughter Mr. andElinor, Mrs. my, Mr. and Mrs. Bertson, Bodlmer, = ~. 39c . : .. 43c, Rolled Roast --- .. ...... . . . . a.. 69c Chicken Quatlef.s .... I l llolpoodlilts _.. 49t a;;;..,SIIim• -· 2,._I's $1 Teouletoy loMleM ~ ~ of Howell. M•. and Mrs. Harold Tally WY 2·2284 lb. ...... Mr. and Mrs. William Barnltz Pomeroy, Ohio 115 W. Second ,~ Jutr onds 17.80: Light Weights 10 tMJ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. to 15.50. Norman Schaefer. The Gerald Pullins family have returned home from • 10dav trip to Utah. M.r. and Mrs. George Mowery and children of Cleveland spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Mowery Sr. will be at the MARTIN HOTEL McCALL'S I PAnERNS . Center Cut Rib Chops Tops 19.50: Sec- /C<tlurribus spent several dayl Mr. Paul Kyle Sl"'ler Soles & Sorvlce "' ,,...., qamotlliu" Mrs. Vern Stacy and BEL TONE HEARING AID SERVICE CLINIC He Fobrk Shop FRESH PORK CHOP SALE m. nght ~Mrs. ~.._ weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1!:. J. Hill. Farewell Luncheon Suoan and JuDe Gooch ~ turned home Tuesday after Gir>en Brlde-To·Be 1pendlng a weekend In GalllpoW. with tllelr grandparenlll, Mr. A lareweU luncheotJ w"' givond Mrs. K•rr Goocb. "" Sunday at tho home of ••,. Mrs. Amanda Baer of Colum- Hunel Juttlce lor his . doughbus is staying with her sister, ter, SteDa. Present were Mr. Mrs. Charles Baer who Ill Ill. and Mrs. Dewey Simson and Rev. and Mrs. John Elwood i'"andchUdren, L. W. Justice, ol Ada visited recently w I t h Mrs. Clara Bell Smith and Mrs. John F. Bally and family. Mary. Mra. Hom~r Braley and Mrs. Miaa Justice Is leaving Fri· Jtck Braley retuoned home on day to jolo her fiance. 2-Cpl. Saturday after a w..k's visit Robert Smith, who Is station· with relatives and frlenda Ill ed at Camp Pendleton, CaliColumbua and Johnatown. fomla. Cpl. SmHh Is th• son Mrs. Mildred Gamblin and of Mrs. Clora Bell Bell Smith slitter, Mrs. Edith Stewart of of Laopvllle. Miaa Juatica and Columbus spent last week with Cpl. Smith are Jo be married Mrs. Richard Flthor and son, lb the Morine Base Chapel at Ted . camp Pendleton. Not present Mr. 111c1 Mr.. Roger Walker at tlle luncheon, but arriving and daughter, Elsa Lee, spent later Ill the afternoon to wish last week on a vacation trip Mll8 Justice farewell woo M"' to VlrRinla and West VIrginia. Hamilton of Mldtllotown, forMr. and Mra. Balph Davis merly of Albany. JudY Hill was !Jaunlll Teaford) and children. an overnight JUOII Saturday. Ronnie, Pamela. Cindy and Luanne of Youngotown were GIVE BABECUE weekend guests ol her motllor. Mr. ond Mrs. E. J. HII Mrs. Edith Teaford and son, tertarned with a barbecue SatCecil, and other relatives. urday evening at their home In Mr. and Mrs. Howard Selden- Flatwoods. l're!lent were , Mr. abel and sons. Terry and John and Mrs. ·Roy Jooes Jr., and and Mrs. Rav Seldenabel visited sons, Micbael, John and Jeff. at Albany Monday evening with. Mr. IUid Mrl. Dean Wertz and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brown. sous, Steve and Gregg, Mr. 1nd Nn. Richard Brandt and HAVE PICNIC children, Jeff and Nancy; Miss Tbe Golden Rule ct.. of Mlll')'41lll·-and C. K. Nease of tbo Flrsl Baptist Chureb Ill Columbua; Mra. Janet UOC)Clll Middleport held a picnic Sun· and daughters, Teresa, Cynlhlo, day lor mernbertt 1nd lamiUes Suaan and . Julie, Flatwooda, at Forked Run Loko. Attending Carol ADD Hill, West Jeflerson, were Mr. and Mrs. Tony Fowl- and Mr. and Mrs. Hill. - -- II means Lower-Priced••• cr~uut~u 14 ~""fU voJu,., c...,.. ••fllrw• laurel Clif( 00 ; Seconds 23.40; Medium 21.80 to 25.10; Common & Heav· S~o ond GreQ, Mr. Mra. Richard Brandt and chUdren, Jeff and Nancy, and Mls• lo!nry IUD of Columbua were With Any ·Other Singer Automatk WE WILL PAY 'h CENT EACH TO YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY. _j,,.'"..,.•,.·,.,..,...'",.s,.t.,...,...,.....,. PT. PLEASANT I.AMBS - WY 2-2255 . a: and Mrs. Dean Wert. and FrlEE THEY ARE VALUABlE! UELAND'S T.Y. ADMI'ITED: Mn. Wilham end with relatJva in Kentucky. F. Moody, Pt. Pleaunt; Mr•. Bue,.kw~he~•tl__ _ _ _ _ Kitty Mae Neville, Hogsett; Mr9 - LIVESTOCK SALES CO. PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. j M•. Hurshel Justice and ghter SteUa spent the We<>k-11 • IJ.eumon Sunday . :!·~~1::· a~J::t·sons, ~: ~:::r:h~: Free Oritz Elec. Scissors only 1 calorie per serving no sugar at all 0 I ......-.: Mr. 11111 !IIrl. Alilorl fUWtlll IL\fl CRJD'l'l ruu TV ¥!AMI . Surprb~ Blrtluloy . .file"'!"'~'~ ~ "!'t;, l!lodt (Julio Arl!herl, Mill- Vlllftor• at tlie Pt>r" 1d ~ ... _Mills r>~ Plerc~. .-. Pnrty I• Gir>l'n I ~D.c.rated ·bb1hday ellka, ~ b'n llllll. Terry of Linea>.. r: 01 Mr. lnd Mro. Allen r · •r •ourrh-st. Muld)<port, accom- Mn. Etliel M'lom ol Lane•- cream and .coltH ,.~ '"""" Mr. loci Mrt. Jolu,l C. cal- ore Mr. and Mro. Arnold Ooo- ponied by her mother, Mr •· vWe was guest of booor at o Jo .lira Em«y lfaiU, Mrt'~ ;;nd:,.:;;Mrtt~-_;E~Im~:;er_,:B~IU'tlll~,.;M;:Id-:;:;,.Mr:::;,;·_;and~;;Mrt~-~Calhouo:::;;;_;,;;:.;';;;";;;m-~San;;:;~Dia~·;:g:; o;.· WltM EACH •\ B lldi F nd u nf u t .Free FLOOR POLISHER cola ~ .._._" . People In .. diet-rite • .,_,_ • 1OO T Archer of . The lllllllebuii-Jm eJaa of Mra. Ruth Evfbe Middleport Church of Chriat bad 1 lamlly Pomeroy ••v• t!GO 1o fbe cl)ureb ._:n ;;;;;;'at ltfltr Creeii lllg lund when II IIIII Mr Old Mn E W Heos MpogL and Mr1- Nleholaa ev..,mc ot fbe homo o1 • and dau • ~ Raub, children olckf, Linda and and 'Mrl. lllcbard Pickens Kana of ·DIIIO Coilirol, who han beetl at Oki· Al!h41. ·SDteoa memben ' wa, for the paal three and a present ancl llu'ee AIU!nd"" _ . Mr. and Mrs. :.11 yeara are the ..,..to of hla Ronald 1:>11111, lloullt (Corol,ya s u 0 porents. Mr. and Nr1. Jooepb Culllllllnp and Rev. Fred and 1001 Buteb. Billy ft!lub. M-5gt. Raub wUl reporllllr. of Cbarlokm; Mr. f<jr duty at Jl't. Sill, toUowlnC Tom Bowen, presldeot. Mrl. B. Ltwil (Mary his furlough. oldod OYer the meetlna Marprol Buras) Joekle, Lyan Mrs. Nora Eakloa returned to Rev. Gardner givmg the sandy, RoiJIOto, va.; Mr. visithome, with Mr. and Mrs. give The fl~ to the alao Johnson blr Dayton, todayGeorge alter ed IDI toprayer. lf<IUP Heines and Mra. WliUam Killin· Bible College. Plans were made July Sp!!eial 1 new C r: Archet11YGftS. · Famt.lies Hold MARGAIINI - - - - - - - - - - - - ctn. WHITI HOU$1 MONo I'At DRY to 10.99 _...;......_ _ $S .M·1·~L , K t,. "'-· 1 ·2 ., JANE PARKER PEACH ...:, ' . IXCEL SALTED . ·-· . . .•... SPECI~ ") ·-MIXID N-UTS • 14-0L • CAN �·~"'!- ·-'~· - . _ . . _. . . ,_ ----. . -.. --.. . -;' ;,·· • . · ~~.lltQUDel, Pomeroy·Ali4klleport, u., July 17, lHHl • LOCAL AND STATE News Of Mason County, West Virgini~ Mainly About ' I Singer Slant- 0 • Matic In A Cabi'net f t SAVE YOUR RC COLA. DIET·RITE COLA. NEHI, TRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAPS. 'i ! \ Wedding plans are lnrom· plete. Pleasant Valley Hoopltal ' Pomwor Melinda Priddy, Buffalo. DISCHARGED : Mni. Alvin Mooney, Crown City: Mrs. Saturday. July 13, 1913 ence Pearson, Lakin . HOGS - 175 to 220 18.110 to BIRTH : A son to Mr. and 18.60; Heavies 15.110 to 17.00; Mrs. William t' . Moody, Pt. Lights 15.110 to 17.50; F·at Sows Pleasant. 12.00 to 14.50; Boars 9.50 to 10.· _ _ __ 50; Pigs 6.00 to 11.00 : >tc•·k DIVORCED GRANTED Shoats 15.110 to 2LOO. ' PT PLEASANT - Two di· CATI1..E - Steers 17.00 to vorc~s have been granted by 22.00: Heifers 14.00 to 2~50 ; the Mason County Circuit Court, Fat Cows 13.00 to 15.10 : can- Minnie McCoy, from John Mcners 9.00 to t:J.OO ; Bull~ ~680 Coy , given custody of their two children and Ava Jean Keyser rrom H~ward Lee Keyser. gain- to 18.60 : Stock Cows an' ''IVe~ 125.00 to 180.00 : Stock St.eers 18.00 to 24.60; Stock He1~er.s 16.00 to 21.50; Stock Steer Ci.il.\ · es 21.00 to 25.50; Stock Helfer Calves 18.00 to 22.00. VEAL CALVES- Tops 26.· lng eustody and support of their four minor children. ies 17.40 to 23.50. .,.,e , _ ........... ..._ .. -- fOP VALUI stAMPS ~ Pomeroy, Mrs. Margaret Corouthers, Middleport, Mrs. Henry Cline, Thomas Fork, called on Mr. and Mrs. Vernon 5cit~ · '' tMl and children, Wilmington re-cent visited Mn. TaUy's par~ ents. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Park~ On Friday, July 19 9t 1st Cut Cllops ........ 39t .... Cllops .. ... .. .. .. 6 ..... , ....... .. ,...(.._ ................ 10f' 'tAtUI ST~ " Hi-CDrinks Giant Tid.e ..... ...... """'" .. ,., ., ................... ,¥2·· -~­ , 'IOf' YAlDI SY~ c..,.... ...... .. Treet Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Diehl, 12& Mr. Kyle will be glod to gl.-. yeu 1 frH hoerlns test with tho latest Beltone Eloctronic equipment. Democrat Picnic at the Roek ll<•n•;••• Fair grounds. Mrs. Francis Brown, Pomeroy recently visited with Mrs. Georgia Diehl. Mr. Lester Brookover. Mn. Jessie Brookover, recently visif... M hHrint 11 your Probllm B•lton• is th• '"" swer. Lona Roesher, II Huffoni'm, Chester HEARING CENTER Mrs. Lowell McNickle, was host to the Laurel Health Club picnic, it was a potluck affair of which 35 c-..,.. .__ II ,.,_ Can _ ____ a s- .... .:: $1 DiiPickl" - · ··· .... 3 ..~$1 --..... -- "- U.n.,onna1se • .. - chi~ 1 32 oz. 59 . -- - l i a R -- jar c I . Coffage Cheese 3 ROOM GROUP · · ......... . . ea. 19c lat,.,. .. - 1-9c ....... -. .,.-_.,.,_ .... ...,... __ SAVE 504 . ~99 .. - 50 ........ --·- WI!. ·.,.... ...Jeom !hit ,wM!c'o _.., ,~h • t .... c:...pen 011 a 3-piece Starter Slit · · c....- ...... s.... aii!.W ..... -· ·. ' J . ·. ~~~vE· Qllll tHIS EXCLUSIVE Off J I STAIT .NOW! Jut, 10. INS N!Pta SALE Mid HHI Needle T~ $5.99 Stacked HHI White Leather $5.99 High Dreis HHI $5.99 Medium HHI Pump Style_ $8.99 $3.99 $3.99 $3.99 $5.99 $11 ' 1 lfOUP ladlft' • ehUdren'a. JDeludea women'a flats, wo. men's •nd ebUdrea'a woven draw • Jelth• nndall. Ut· lit ..... white palollll polr $2.58. K._ - - .:&An'::.':..___ _ ~ .. "''"''l~ ---~ .... . ' ., ;- Ke•H•- Canvaa. Cool Notes & Casual Shoes, 2.88 .. . : R~Grapes ---· 2 .... 49c .Plums --··· .. -·· • --·.·.. 29c a ...,,.. ' REG • - . .31c, $Mage. ,;._.. .. ... . 5 ..... ~ Vwiatr 8mll .... . 2 ..._ • CANT.AL.OU.PES INGELS FURNITUR N·lti·W WJDTBI One Group Ledles' & Children's Shoes, pr. 2.59 2 .:pr. 4.99 dren visited relatives in Columbull recently. AS LOW AS _ _ WHITE DRESS PUMPS 53c Dit•an ___ ......... ...... - 4 ~-$1 Sample Shoes, Size 5~~ . D.):!" wldlha, CCIIIIPIN at 11.18. · .Derr~ FULLY DRESSED c 510 91b. SIZE Center Cut Loin End c PORK ~OPS . •• - • c lb. Jumbo Bologna :~~:., ~ "'· 47c Sliced Bacon G: _ _ lb. SSe • SuJI'lr-R;tht 47C Lunch Meat su•• Braunsc hwe1ger 1-tb. S·9 Ploco Ont,.... c ..... ' Beef Li~er !::r__. _··-~-_,_ ~:.3\ Dinners rosen, Beef Rib Steaks 1~.89, Perch o•. - _ _ _ _ __ •.39c Chuck Steaks ·~::-_ _ ...79c Swordfish tb.6Sc tlo, d __ ._ F Mart•n.'s . AII-V erWtMs - - - Fully IOM·In _ ., ,. ~----------------, .MARVEL ORANGE PINEAPPLE KIEFER PEARS - Glazed Donuts ___,~·-1~ 39c ,'.'Bea SuHono, . ns Tomoto Souco - - - SPARE RIBS - '3 - • lb. • TURKEY LEGS, Cut Up · · •· · · · · lb. 49c TURKEY BREASTS, Cut Up · · · · lb. 59e A&P Cut Frozen Grttn.Beans · · · · · · 4 - 9-oz. pkgs. 69c A&P Cut Frozen Green Beans · · · · · · 2 - 28-oz. pkgs. 99c French Styl• Froun A&P Green Beans · · 4 - 9-oz. pkgs. 69e Morton Fronn Sugared Donuts · · 2 - 10-oz. pkgs. 59c NEW PACK IONA BRAND SWEET PEAS • cons -8 CREAM STYLE or WHOLI KERNEL--- S'l 00 Kidney Be.ans ~':'.. _ 3 ..... ••n• ....... 17-cn. cant ---- • ALL GREEN _____ ____________________14Vua. con a~~ Ann P110 - - - , ... s-.19c Blac kpepper ... Ground-- ••• - - - 3 •. 49c KOSHER 4 ·..... 29c Seedless Grapes Col~ fornl1 •. 29c Peaches 0 R Red Rip~~ Yellow Meet _ _ • lltntlbt SALAD DRESSING . N A TU cATs u pSN~~05$ '. '. PeanutBuHer:"...::;;-__· ~~,:69t · Mustard~:.___ 1.;29c IArgeGroup .' Summer Shorts, broken •t• __. .;. 5dc BLUE BONNEl 10o OPP PIAL ,_. .,'39 ··~ c 3,....,OL 91 . . uns ( -· 4~~ 49c _ _ _ _ _ _ __ .1.flt.28c ''1. , 3 lb.49c SULTANA IRAND - - - - - - - - - - CHICKEN OF THE SEA 3c OFI' LABIL - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · c F ICEBERG JUMBO 24 SIZE StuHed Olives:::::..__ ': 39c ., c HI C DRI NKS t.rl•".. AB.P GOLDEN CORN 29 c A&P ASPARAGUS SWEET PICKLES ~~tt,l~A_ N• ~~:- 33c SWEET RELISH ·:~:i~----~;:·29c DILL PI CKLES :t~~'= ---- ~=- 29c With A1111 P•IO - Chicken Legs •. 43c Chicken Breasts __ •. 53c Chicken Wings •. 29c Chicken Backs · __ ... 10c THANK YOU BRAND HALVES ICE 1 Gal. <;REAM • Ctn. Brick Cheese • ......... . PUdd1ngs Cutll p Frying Chicken 'Par"! Country Style PORK ROAST $2 4.99. 7.99 · Hoffllllll, lfj-o, Guy Lynda lnt( Miu IA!ulse Milam, Lltlpvillt; ·Mro. J ,q ;o Ellm and JoyCJ! Jlamli'Jf01l4, W. Va.: Mr•. Honry ~ M" Emnt& Davili d. AlllanY and ·Mra. Lynch and Diano and Keith. Sending lilts were Mt, Cllli ford Manley, l\llddleport : M't. Jim Milam, Akron; Mr t. Thelma Boggess, Charl!stoa, W. V1.; Mn. Harley Neillll\, ~sville ml Mrs. J . C. Pl... '. ; vili;"~ted; . ,w; ;ore:;,; . ,the~_; Ge; ;t;:;ty;:;•b; ;u;.:rg;.o; ;•;_:Lo~ke:.,:Ch~a; ;m;: p; ;l•; ;l.n~---~~of~F~I:or:id~a·~................. , ONE PRia NONE HIGHER Jelly & Lemon Roll~::..- 49c Man'• Spice Tan Work Oxforcl ~pe Sole & C.ushton tnaole --..--. 7.99 Catd. Shawberries 3 . , :"·,:: ~:~'':~.M:~m1.;;.,:. r:::.teas: l"od••te_ ':1' * Worthmore Pops -""'i~ 59c Ptdwln .. . Archer!;~~ .~ ~1er1or:; ~"" ~~~-- 2 pr. $5 What Are Left!- Summer Oxfords I Loafers - .. recent visitors were M~. and for Miami, rio Iiiii> PMII'ee &bOrt L7nch, Middleport, with Mrs. Clyde Close and choldren wUJ:be Interviewed by l!:aNrl1 Mrs Henry Milam as c..OO.. 1 (Mary d Ga11101 were played and Sberyl Alia, .,_..,..,, '· er, ar' • · • · · prius owarded Jo Mrs Jamea lltld Mrs. Bo J1o1bcob (Betty Mrl. John Beall, Ronda ID d She Is a JUJ10, 1M3 Arcl>erl Freddie, : Linda, Be<· Mark, Columbus; Mr. and \'.rs. of Ohio Unlvorti:J'. wltll ~ C.ntennial, New York City Plyky, ~y. wife lltld IOD ol KIIIUlelh Brewer, Tereso and eiOO: or sclenoo gree U· mouth. Maaa., whe<e tliey went Cheshire Mr. lltld Mrl. Louis Kllllllth D, and MIN Ara ·• calion. on tlie MayOower D and ot O.bon!e, Cathy, Debbie n d Smltll, Columbuo: Mr. lnd '11... Bostoo, on Old Jronaideo. Tbey Sheryl, Pomeroy; Mr. ml Mrs. Harold Brewer, and Janie, COIIIPLETI! TOUR troveled tlle eost coast of Moi<t Chorlea Archer, Mike, Pal 111111 Long Bottom. Mrs. l!:mll\11 r.ee Mr. lnd Mro. w. R. Corpeo· to Now Brunswick, vialted Nova Robby, lllloldleport. Simoni, Reynoldaburt l n d ter and doucJlter, AliUI, returo- Scotia and Quebec. and ftnt Mr. and Mrs. Heos m1 I• n- Mrl. IA!ulae__B~wer_ . __ _ ed S.turday 1fter an 11-<lay over the Green Mil. to VerDy will vial! 1n Columbua ··~ 11y before returning home JO moto< trip. Ploce• of lntereat lllOIII to ... Ft. Ticonderogo. . _._ _.,........., '" Haw,~; FRESA ·Oven-Ready Preserves IAdl"' & THnagers' Saw 12c 1 pie attended. Mrs. James Gilmon: and Huntington, W. V• · vorletl• Sovo24c , on Mrs. Georgia Diehl. $2 All u.-w 1-••••ar called recent· '-------..J II 504 Tenth St. -··...... ... ,.., --- Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Murlln Tracy, ~:;~~,. ~p:urchaaed the Turner BELTONE ant 10PYM.GIIT._. ..... _.... &pwdMIM91 ed relatives In Sandy, W. Va. Mrs. On.,Oroup 8oyt' & Girls' Shoea, Broken Slltl 8~ to _3, Sale _ 46oL Charles and Lewis attended tllo makes of hearing aids at no charge l'rloltr Continues This Wukl er. 9 A.M. to 12 noon to service all o,o.. Semi-Annual Sale • for HaskeU White, Jeri Sue, Valorlo, and Crystal, and the Rev. and Mrs. Donald Boone and eblldren, Davld and Jeannie. Bub! IIIII, Eve ancl !roll, of New Millllrd E. Pierce. left by Itt llW")lrlae birthday porty Friday lt.arllld . Nort... and Mr.. Prvvldeoee, New Jeraey. Qth. fronl Port Columbue Monday evenln& It tbe home ot Mrs. .lira, Cllrot!coi' The Shoe Box •.• .. 3 J.t, 20, IHI I Dd Cindy Conde, Mr. and Mrs. IGhn Fultz, Anlll ond Mark, Mrs. Charles Searlea, Mrs. liar· old TIIQmao, Terri and 11m- ' A-nor Sat.. Darlene bowl (Mirtbo Ru1b IJutboo), Judy, JobMy, ml Allee of ...,_ hombua; Mra. Graee· lleaa of Columbus; .lira. Mory CJusa8ll U. S. GOV'T INSPECTED GRADE A lo meeting witll prayer. A de&wt course WIS NMied by llr. and Mra. Richard Pickens, Mr. and Mrs. WUUam Slater, and Mrs. Jo AnD White. er, Marc,daughter Mr. andElinor, Mrs. my, Mr. and Mrs. Bertson, Bodlmer, = ~. 39c . : .. 43c, Rolled Roast --- .. ...... . . . . a.. 69c Chicken Quatlef.s .... I l llolpoodlilts _.. 49t a;;;..,SIIim• -· 2,._I's $1 Teouletoy loMleM ~ ~ of Howell. M•. and Mrs. Harold Tally WY 2·2284 lb. ...... Mr. and Mrs. William Barnltz Pomeroy, Ohio 115 W. Second ,~ Jutr onds 17.80: Light Weights 10 tMJ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. to 15.50. Norman Schaefer. The Gerald Pullins family have returned home from • 10dav trip to Utah. M.r. and Mrs. George Mowery and children of Cleveland spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Mowery Sr. will be at the MARTIN HOTEL McCALL'S I PAnERNS . Center Cut Rib Chops Tops 19.50: Sec- /C<tlurribus spent several dayl Mr. Paul Kyle Sl"'ler Soles & Sorvlce "' ,,...., qamotlliu" Mrs. Vern Stacy and BEL TONE HEARING AID SERVICE CLINIC He Fobrk Shop FRESH PORK CHOP SALE m. nght ~Mrs. ~.._ weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1!:. J. Hill. Farewell Luncheon Suoan and JuDe Gooch ~ turned home Tuesday after Gir>en Brlde-To·Be 1pendlng a weekend In GalllpoW. with tllelr grandparenlll, Mr. A lareweU luncheotJ w"' givond Mrs. K•rr Goocb. "" Sunday at tho home of ••,. Mrs. Amanda Baer of Colum- Hunel Juttlce lor his . doughbus is staying with her sister, ter, SteDa. Present were Mr. Mrs. Charles Baer who Ill Ill. and Mrs. Dewey Simson and Rev. and Mrs. John Elwood i'"andchUdren, L. W. Justice, ol Ada visited recently w I t h Mrs. Clara Bell Smith and Mrs. John F. Bally and family. Mary. Mra. Hom~r Braley and Mrs. Miaa Justice Is leaving Fri· Jtck Braley retuoned home on day to jolo her fiance. 2-Cpl. Saturday after a w..k's visit Robert Smith, who Is station· with relatives and frlenda Ill ed at Camp Pendleton, CaliColumbua and Johnatown. fomla. Cpl. SmHh Is th• son Mrs. Mildred Gamblin and of Mrs. Clora Bell Bell Smith slitter, Mrs. Edith Stewart of of Laopvllle. Miaa Juatica and Columbus spent last week with Cpl. Smith are Jo be married Mrs. Richard Flthor and son, lb the Morine Base Chapel at Ted . camp Pendleton. Not present Mr. 111c1 Mr.. Roger Walker at tlle luncheon, but arriving and daughter, Elsa Lee, spent later Ill the afternoon to wish last week on a vacation trip Mll8 Justice farewell woo M"' to VlrRinla and West VIrginia. Hamilton of Mldtllotown, forMr. and Mra. Balph Davis merly of Albany. JudY Hill was !Jaunlll Teaford) and children. an overnight JUOII Saturday. Ronnie, Pamela. Cindy and Luanne of Youngotown were GIVE BABECUE weekend guests ol her motllor. Mr. ond Mrs. E. J. HII Mrs. Edith Teaford and son, tertarned with a barbecue SatCecil, and other relatives. urday evening at their home In Mr. and Mrs. Howard Selden- Flatwoods. l're!lent were , Mr. abel and sons. Terry and John and Mrs. ·Roy Jooes Jr., and and Mrs. Rav Seldenabel visited sons, Micbael, John and Jeff. at Albany Monday evening with. Mr. IUid Mrl. Dean Wertz and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brown. sous, Steve and Gregg, Mr. 1nd Nn. Richard Brandt and HAVE PICNIC children, Jeff and Nancy; Miss Tbe Golden Rule ct.. of Mlll')'41lll·-and C. K. Nease of tbo Flrsl Baptist Chureb Ill Columbua; Mra. Janet UOC)Clll Middleport held a picnic Sun· and daughters, Teresa, Cynlhlo, day lor mernbertt 1nd lamiUes Suaan and . Julie, Flatwooda, at Forked Run Loko. Attending Carol ADD Hill, West Jeflerson, were Mr. and Mrs. Tony Fowl- and Mr. and Mrs. Hill. - -- II means Lower-Priced••• cr~uut~u 14 ~""fU voJu,., c...,.. ••fllrw• laurel Clif( 00 ; Seconds 23.40; Medium 21.80 to 25.10; Common & Heav· S~o ond GreQ, Mr. Mra. Richard Brandt and chUdren, Jeff and Nancy, and Mls• lo!nry IUD of Columbua were With Any ·Other Singer Automatk WE WILL PAY 'h CENT EACH TO YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY. _j,,.'"..,.•,.·,.,..,...'",.s,.t.,...,...,.....,. PT. PLEASANT I.AMBS - WY 2-2255 . a: and Mrs. Dean Wert. and FrlEE THEY ARE VALUABlE! UELAND'S T.Y. ADMI'ITED: Mn. Wilham end with relatJva in Kentucky. F. Moody, Pt. Pleaunt; Mr•. Bue,.kw~he~•tl__ _ _ _ _ Kitty Mae Neville, Hogsett; Mr9 - LIVESTOCK SALES CO. PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. j M•. Hurshel Justice and ghter SteUa spent the We<>k-11 • IJ.eumon Sunday . :!·~~1::· a~J::t·sons, ~: ~:::r:h~: Free Oritz Elec. Scissors only 1 calorie per serving no sugar at all 0 I ......-.: Mr. 11111 !IIrl. Alilorl fUWtlll IL\fl CRJD'l'l ruu TV ¥!AMI . Surprb~ Blrtluloy . .file"'!"'~'~ ~ "!'t;, l!lodt (Julio Arl!herl, Mill- Vlllftor• at tlie Pt>r" 1d ~ ... _Mills r>~ Plerc~. .-. Pnrty I• Gir>l'n I ~D.c.rated ·bb1hday ellka, ~ b'n llllll. Terry of Linea>.. r: 01 Mr. lnd Mro. Allen r · •r •ourrh-st. Muld)<port, accom- Mn. Etliel M'lom ol Lane•- cream and .coltH ,.~ '"""" Mr. loci Mrt. Jolu,l C. cal- ore Mr. and Mro. Arnold Ooo- ponied by her mother, Mr •· vWe was guest of booor at o Jo .lira Em«y lfaiU, Mrt'~ ;;nd:,.:;;Mrtt~-_;E~Im~:;er_,:B~IU'tlll~,.;M;:Id-:;:;,.Mr:::;,;·_;and~;;Mrt~-~Calhouo:::;;;_;,;;:.;';;;";;;m-~San;;:;~Dia~·;:g:; o;.· WltM EACH •\ B lldi F nd u nf u t .Free FLOOR POLISHER cola ~ .._._" . People In .. diet-rite • .,_,_ • 1OO T Archer of . The lllllllebuii-Jm eJaa of Mra. Ruth Evfbe Middleport Church of Chriat bad 1 lamlly Pomeroy ••v• t!GO 1o fbe cl)ureb ._:n ;;;;;;'at ltfltr Creeii lllg lund when II IIIII Mr Old Mn E W Heos MpogL and Mr1- Nleholaa ev..,mc ot fbe homo o1 • and dau • ~ Raub, children olckf, Linda and and 'Mrl. lllcbard Pickens Kana of ·DIIIO Coilirol, who han beetl at Oki· Al!h41. ·SDteoa memben ' wa, for the paal three and a present ancl llu'ee AIU!nd"" _ . Mr. and Mrs. :.11 yeara are the ..,..to of hla Ronald 1:>11111, lloullt (Corol,ya s u 0 porents. Mr. and Nr1. Jooepb Culllllllnp and Rev. Fred and 1001 Buteb. Billy ft!lub. M-5gt. Raub wUl reporllllr. of Cbarlokm; Mr. f<jr duty at Jl't. Sill, toUowlnC Tom Bowen, presldeot. Mrl. B. Ltwil (Mary his furlough. oldod OYer the meetlna Marprol Buras) Joekle, Lyan Mrs. Nora Eakloa returned to Rev. Gardner givmg the sandy, RoiJIOto, va.; Mr. visithome, with Mr. and Mrs. give The fl~ to the alao Johnson blr Dayton, todayGeorge alter ed IDI toprayer. lf<IUP Heines and Mra. WliUam Killin· Bible College. Plans were made July Sp!!eial 1 new C r: Archet11YGftS. · Famt.lies Hold MARGAIINI - - - - - - - - - - - - ctn. WHITI HOU$1 MONo I'At DRY to 10.99 _...;......_ _ $S .M·1·~L , K t,. "'-· 1 ·2 ., JANE PARKER PEACH ...:, ' . IXCEL SALTED . ·-· . . .•... SPECI~ ") ·-MIXID N-UTS • 14-0L • CAN �' . I ,c ~ r • .. New Study Books Discussed, Projects For Circles Studied Boone Family Returns From Month Absence Around And ~ About Middleport Grueser Family Reunion Held /n Middleport· D of·A A~:.. J To Oppose Ads On Immigration , TheodDI'Wt Council, Dongh· ' Ofeo:=IIMII ......... and other i.Dterestetl are Invited. Circles of the Middleport l<ap- towels made to hold toilet artltilt Church met Tueoday even- I cles and various small articles nd M Do ld 11>1 when the study books for to be sent to Hong Kong. The The Rev. a rs. na 0 lhe new year wer. di"·ussed group decided to place the ~e and chU~-:"";'' and Rev. and Mn. Jl'raDit Cbeeso- The family of the late Jobn tel'll ol America, met bt regular and projects stud ted . let "The secret Place" in - !lo ·-~ve reU bt ;:,m ~ brew entertaine4 .ttb a dinn<tr and Mary GJ'UMer held a re· ttelllioll Monday evertlng with DORCAS CIRCLE pJlals. Hostesses fer the Aug- f 'th wlu vaceTh00 ls'ted 088 SUnday for relaUVes including lllllon SUnday at the Middleport Cora Beegle, councilor, presldThe Dorcas Circle met at the uot meeting will be Mrs. James :,te re;th•-;;;, a::;; Hllah Wangh, ol Columbta, Ken· Park. A picnic dinner was serv•ome of Mrs. Charles Bennett Souders and Mrs. B. F. Parma- li JobfliO in Denville Pa neth West, Mrs. J. B. Hayes, ed at noon torr. IU were Betty Rei91th Mrs. David Sneller assist· a:::' In Manc':.ester, Conn.· with Mr. Qlfford Hayes and 1 on, Prius were awarded to Miss baa blood poisoning ill Jng hostess. Mrs. Emma ~ath· Attending were Mrs. A. R.l Rev . Boone's parentl, Mr. and Greg; and Mr. and Mra. Char- Laura Gru~, Po~y, oldfoot; Elizabeth YOOD8 iD (The Store Cl- 11 Noon Each Thursday) e-ws presented _dev~tions ~ken Pullen, Mrs. Edison Baker , Mrs. George Boone. les Woode, of Alfred. eat present, Kathy Bailey, Pa., General Hosplt.from ~~e _booklf'l The Secret Mrs. Emma Mathews, Mrs. Mrs. Boone and children ft'· ~ Weekend guests of Mrs. J . B. kersburg, youngest, and ; Belate Grueser in Meigs friday Store Houn are 9 to 5 and Saturdey Store Place, wtlh Mrs . Harold Thomas, Mrs. Isabel Wiue. l mained in Manchester while !Hayes were Mr. and Mra. John lamDoo Grueser, Denver, Colo. Gen~~m~'1':.i.t Houn are 9 to 9 In The Evening. Thomas m charge o.f.Tthhe C P~l)- brenner , Mrs. Raymond Sax· Hev. Boone attended the East- Piatt and son, Jotm, Jr. of~ coAmtmtesndthl e greatestMr dlsndtanLoe. Flower.!l w.ere ordered r:a~. on the theme. e r~ a- ton , Mrs. Donald Boone .\1rs. ern Baptist Theological Sem}- lumbus. ng were ·1 liOn. . taken from the book uf Pearl Hoffman, Mrs. Beulah nary at Philadelphia, Pa. Whlh> Robert Grueser, Miss ~1 ':1'" to EUzaheth Young. A Bo Thrifty! S.ve All Of Your Soleullps From &enes1s. Mrs. Donald Boone White, Mrs. Charles White. 1Vlrs. in Philadelphia, Rev. Boone vis- A-lC Ira Butcher has return- Grueser, Mr. and Mrs. Charles you note was read from read from the ne"" study bD?k. Charle.!l Lewis , Mrs. Kalie ited with Mr . and Mrs. Travls ed from duty in Korea to Co- Grater. , Mr. and Mrs. Tedrow for flowers and For next month 's meetmg Mathews and Mrs. Davkl s.-~l- Gibbs former Middleport resi· Jumbus with his family, ~s. P. Grueser and John KAren sent her and stating she the pruject will be heavy hand ler. A dessert course was serv- dents .' and attended the Grace Butcher and children. He will and ~les, Mr. and improving slowly. ;~;~;~~~~~· ed by ELEX.'TA the hostesses. Baptist Temple where Mr. Gibbs have a 43-day leave befor~ be-- art BBtley and Mr. and :Mrs. A communication wa,,'gt.I&Uvldl CIRCLE is a deaNtn. ing reassiJifed to the Carolinas. Robert Salley and Cindy, from the national u 1 The EJecta Circle met at the . The Boones also visil.ed t n e Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butcher and and Kathy of Parkersburg. conceminggon~~~~iliiiiliii~ hOme of Mrs. Gerald AnL'wny 1 colonial village ul Sturbridge.' soo, Jim, ol Middleport, visit- Va. Mr. end Mrs. Leo Grue• btU and e with Mrs. Clarence Clark "'· 'tourist attraction. On their re- ed last week in Columbus with .er, Ripley, W. Va.; Mr. ol Bible and Pl'IIYI!t sisting. Mrs. Joe Wilson, chair- turn trip they visited in Mariet- 1their son and fondly. Mrs. H. E. Troy and pubUc schools. The TONIGHT ONLY Vicky and Connie was instructed to write VALUES TO IIITtan, opened . the meeting with ta with Mrs. Boone's father. Miss Judy Butcher, daughter W V . Mr and' M Homer E. Abele asking ''THE PHANT.OM $7.95 OF THE OPERA" II oraver. and M". John Kaulf who Is a patient at a hospttal o1 Mr and Mrs; Ira Butcher is G· a., and. Keith ; · to vote agtnst 5747 and for (ln Color) presented devotions entitled. there, and also viewed the I75th empJo~ed 8' Nationwide ln:ur- rues:w. Lind ·Haz1 1~ A communication was Gerbert Kin Geatger Sean Priced At $2.00 pr. Included in this group " The Christian is a Citizen. ,. year celebration of Marietta ance ComplllJ in Columbus as ;~ t W ~ . ~ t. from Edith Wakely, dis· --andof Shoes are Nationally Advertised Brands. "THI GEOR!il RAFT The new study books lor the parade which featured floats ~ private sectetary. Miss But- M::.•a;:,;ym~ a~ ~r., trlct deputy, urgiDg eacb momSTORY" year were diScussed 1nrludmg of vanous kinds. cher wilt be 1 junior at Ohio G d Ro . Gall' 1.• be to write concerning these Connies - Paris Fashion - Charm Step Jayne Mansfield Ray Danton "Br h ot· th Ban ·oo " I ary an nrue, tpo ts, r anc es . e ) · • University tlli$ fall. M and Mr G 0 bills Keds. Listed below is a size schedule of foretgh mts•10n book a n d Ch ·ld Of f. dl · ' r· '· · · · Thur,•Fri . July 18-19 " These Citi.. ·Giorious," ~ home , ·• ren .ra e Mr. and Mrs, Dan . Farmer I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mra. Wakely also announced shoes to be on sale. "IXPBRtMENT tN mission study book . RoU Are Honored and daughter, Lynn, of Dayton', and Robert, Jams and Jimmy, the district deputies end offi· T\UROR Plans were made to make . were recent guests of the form- and Mr. and Mrs. W_llham T. eers picnic to be held at the Shoes displayed on rack for easy selection. Glenn Ford Lee Remick ice cream and rake to be takChildren of the Cradle Roll er's mother, Mrs. David Farm- G!ueser and Debra, Middleport; home ol Edith Belzlng. August -and"IT HAPPENED len to the eounty infirmary in department of the Middleport er and his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Don Grueser, Denver, and asked ~t each memWidth 1414'h 15 15'h 6 6'h 17 1 7'h 18 I 8'h 19 IH ATHENS" the future . The next meeting Church of Christ were recognizArthur Skinner and son, Tom. Colo.: Mrs: Jack Grueser and ber send an article for the disAA 12 17 12 1313 15 /IJ (C1nemascope and Color ) 1 will be a picnic at the Middleat the sunday School l;.~ur Sandra, Mtss Laura Grueser. trict rummage ule to be helJ B 1111 17;5 5 11 13 11 14 t Jayne Mansfif'ld last sunday. Mrs. Thelma Boy. Mr. and Georgo Dailu Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grueser September 18. The distrld bons· Trax Co~:~lton port Roadside Park. Bob Mathias Punch and cake were served er' Cradle Roll superintendent anr' sons, Btl he, Stevte, and Ml- ~ 8nd Walter and Kandy, Pommeeting to be held m MarVALUES TO $7.95 ~iliiiiliiiiliii~iliiiiliiiiliiiiliii~.;; to 11 members and guesL'l, Je-ri presented mothers or the rhil- chael,_ ~~ . South_ Charl~ston, Ohio . eroyj Mr. and Mrs. Adolph ~ru· October Z3 was also . an· Sue. Valerie, and Crystal White. dren with roses assisted by Wen- are VISJttng with theu Ieser, Sr., Mrs. Freda Mttch, Ru~ Kepler, natmna) and Barbara and Joe Anthony Gerlach, SUnday &hool Mr. and Mrs.. Forrest Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grueser wtll be present I POMEROY, OHIO LOVEJOY CIRCLE · Superintendent. son, Hutch, -~tdd leport, and Mr. and Jon, Mr. and Mrs. are asked to have caneNEW FALL SHOES NOW IN STOCK The Lovejoy Circle met Mothers and children honor- and Mrs. Wilham Matlack, RusseU and Wayne and T e 1n her honor. <TONIGHT & THURSDAY the home or Mrs. Harold Chase ed were Mrs. Norman Yeau- ter Rd . Mrs. Stella Grueser, Communications were July 17-11 with Mrs. Rhoda Hall, , son. Kevin : Mrs. Car I Mr. and Mrs. Frank WUson Grueser and Joho end from MyrUe TlmmerJIUUI, NOT OPEN man, presiding. Mrs. p au I Roach , son, Randall Warren; and children, Sharon and Ann, Mr.. and . Mrs. of the benefJt depart· JErlday end S1turdoy Smart gave the opening pray- Mrs. Arthur Hess, daughters, are in St. Louis, Mo. Maag, MmerS\'ille. ~nt, and from Elizabeth QulnJuly 19·20 er with Mrs. Richard Owen pre- Christy Jo and Cathy Ann ; Sha Mr. Wilson is attending t h lin, state secretary. 0 senting devotions entitled, "The t·on Kay and Donald Ray Karr, Firemen's Convention. The Loyal Helpers Had i s~~A~f. PLAN CONFERENCE TechnicoloJ· Widow's Mite." with scripture children of Mrs. Donald Karr, will be gune about four weeks. Elizabeth Taylor from Mark. - ---Picnic On Monday There will he a workerl' conRock Hudson Rev. and Mrs. MorviD terence at Mlddlepcrt Church The project thairman. M r s tributed James Dean Carroll Baker Mrs. Etht!l H u g h e s son and sons, Dwight and Doug· The Loyal Helpen1 class of lr;;;i;i.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Chill Wills Sal Mineo Chase, read the names of shuta letter from Mrs James las are on 8 vacation t r 1p the Syracuse Methodist church Jane Withers ins. Reading books were disRunning time: 3 Hrs. 20 min. Pincelli, (the formttr Dora Me- which wiU include a visit in held its annual picnic Monday who had been helped by Canada and other points of in- evening at the Syracuse Park. Sund1y, Monct.y, Tuesday Men's & loys' Summor the circle. terest. They will return the last A potluck dinner Wl!l served July 21·22·23. Mrs. David Dorst gave !he of July. six o'clock with Carl Weese "DAYS OF WINE profll'am entitled, "What Is AND ROSES Jack Lemmon Lee Remick That In Your Hand1?" A salad were Mr. ADd Mrs. Charles Bickford course was served to members Mrs. Harold Long, Jr., daugh· Rizer, Mr. and Mra. Carl Jack Klugman guests, Mrs. Paul 'mart ter, Rebecca Jean; Mrs. J o Mr. 111111. Mrs. WIUiam Alan Hewitt Tom Palmer Debbie Megowan Mra. Florence Rhodes. Henry, daughter Hecla Jo ; Mrs. Mrs. Thomas Hayh e - tiny tol'e Chrlll- . . .., come lrwl A llny .Maxine Stewart Also attending were Mrs. Charles Hamiltou, chlldreu mall', Mrs. William ib.euner, OUferent, Daring, Terrifying " - • puymont holdo your purclooH fnnl- •-ploee MlecHOd W11h1d and pretsed Frances Bearhs, Mrs. Bert BOd- 8andra Jo and Brian Davi<h . Melvin Grimm, Mlsa MarHarrowing battle of a bright, ef pro11y llello- olldhllloyo. imer, Mrs. Cecil Bradbury , Ml's. Mrs. Lowell Beaver, daughter. Karr, Mrs. Damon Ferrell sophisticate~ young couple • whose marriage is threatenTony Fowler, Mrs. John Seine. Joy Don, Mrs. Raymond Kloes, and Teni, Mrs. Carrie Sinclair Launders-Dry CINn1n ed by alcoholism! Julia Grim, Mrs. Nor a daughter, Paula Rae; and Mrs. and Rose Ann, Mn. WoiU_aJn Pomeroy WY 2-5421 Colorcartoons Hamilton, Mrs. Dana Hamm. June Glaze and son, Ricky. Eichbtger and Linda, Mrs. Ralph Rabson, Mrs. E b er Stowe and Linda, Mrs. Rayal Thomas and Mrs. Helen VaJnewood. • l!nheleu, • floe 111111 Htow~aa tl!ii THURSDAY UNTil NOON Har-1 :J!n:li: Elberfelds In Pomeroy i "I seer•· I ' ..' ·a t .. " ee,lt!ol, ... ' wlllt .. ... -~ willt u. SHOP AT BBERFELDS IN POMEROY 'i.t:.. .;:;: • NOW '(.()(], KNOW ' . Wetlnel• t <l~sly announced. All teacb<rJ, · following prayer of '111uraday as • 'I 12-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mid41.tport, 0., July 17. 19e$' - - - · - .------· ' • ' ' YOL XV NO. 79 • ' !' •. I ' en tine ~{ '1."} ' . I <J:• '- - . ,_,.,. 'I• 'lA. '""'""" 01 7'11. HeWt-11-.. .4,_ ' . POMEROY-MlDDLEPORT, OHIO THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1963 Fix Cause Of Fire On Bad Cord ' Four Little Gir1s Suffocated In Rutland RD Fire Wednesday Investigators Believe FINAL CLEAN-UP OF WOMEN'S Summer Shoes I Mrs' Sale Priced MEIGS THEATRE ~.00 pr. -.¥:. j -- - - I Ben Franklin· WASH PANTS I 1\0c •.. Lay-Away OOLL ULE ROBINSON'S • ,-------ROUSH'S SHOE STORE NO. SECOND MIDDLEPORT Women's SHOES Sizes 4 to 10 eMedium Heela efl•h White, Beige and Black s {Shoeo Displayed On Rockl For Easy Seloctlonl ODDS-ENDS Broken Sl111 eBI1ck eWhlte eBrown Volu11to $9.95 NEW FALL FLATS 4 to 10 Il $1.99 pr. Boy's Oxfords -Loafers WORK SHOES ' Oxfords-Loafers 3'1• to 6 Size 6 to 12 $4.88 pr. e Block ss 88 • Slu pr. 6to 12 e Brown $4.81 pr, Cork Soles Veluea To$6.95 Oddo-Endo Odci•Ende Children's I 00 Bonus Pleid St1mp1 With Any $3 Purchl11 Children'a AT OXFORDS ROUSH'S SHOE STORE STilAPS SHOES OXFORDS $1,00 pr. Brokea t Mtn'• Volu11 to $9.95 TENNIS . Men's Slu4to1D Slu Slz1 2 pr. *5.00 S]-99 pr Women•• Slaet N. 2ND AVI. MIDDLEPORT NAME----------------------------ADDRISS------------------------------EsplratloD Dalt ot Coupo11: luly181b, 1863 The annual picnic of the JOF class of the United Methodist churcb wu oo Monday evenIng oo the lawn of Mr. a n d Mrs. Cltarles R. Karr Sr., Naylora Run Hill. Following the poUuck dinner, Mrs. Karr took the fll'OUP 011 I tour of her altracUve borne. Mrs. An- Lucke, pn!llldent; conducted a short business ,.,._ sloo. A eootrlhutioD Of • wu made to the Ynotb Fellowship for 1.anc11ter camp expet!Bes. profll'l!M made ... refittlahlng the lroat doora of the churcb proJect ot the class, was diocusaed. There wiU ba no Aug- .,...,..,.., ,, ..,_......... 671 Thll 20-ln. -born momlniol babY ot>- ,.. chonll moko-botfor houri oo ond. Hor •Skit>- 'P T..- -y II 10 10ft ond tll<t-llllo -.:llt'l lponp dMA, tDo.. - ust~. ,, WOMEN'S OXFORDS Oxfords-Loafers Karrs Are Host At Annual JOF Class Picnic $1.00 pr. The Sunday School picnic to be held July 28 wu IIJIIlOUJIC8d by Mn. Gerllcl Wlldermoth. Also announced wu the oemtnar and worlt:sbop ol lhe WSCS tO be lteld at the cburcb, August 29. Allelldllll were Rev. and MJ'I, C. Melvin Alkire, Mr. and Mra. Harry P. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Benton Pcinn, Mrs. Everett In<>· II mas, Mrs. Lucke, Mn. E. J. Tracy, Mr1; Dlilaht Parker M)'!'lls K8y; Mrs. Wildermuth. Mrl. Jed Webller Sr., Mra. B. E. Bryant, Mra. Hugb l.ane, Mra. Alien Elcblnger, Mrit. A- The Day After .........ht-,., .,;;.., ' lonzo Cnaler, Mrs. Walter Miller, Mrf; RObert Morrll . Sr.; Mrs. Marie Chapman, Mrs. V. D. EdwardJ, Mrs, Cbarles Lytle aail r.lr. lllld Mn. Karr. NEPBBII'IIONORED Mr. aDd 11r1. Ro7 _J"recter 11 ente~• .ttb a cblckeo_dJn. ner SUDday II lhelr bolllo, Pine Gr9Ye, hollortng ber Jtephew, Joltn SeldOaabel, 011 bla btrtltday,, A ,clt!onated blrtlldly cab and 1<e eiUm were 1!1'\'ed with IIti~~=~ - - Mr. andand .. :..,.,,, '!:'..... -'fll ·. .....,....il :p· . 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