http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/cf37cb2cd6cad62383731d6e374986d7.pdf c642d2b32ae563d87585ab7c915d6122 PDF Text Text ' . 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· . TNI lovlblo fiCICICit. l<'o1o til!t.lilto ., • root ~ .~ 1 rlbbtHJ ,.. Oft ill l'iiirtiY ftood, lnd A lltJ&ht op soqu\nocl ~tor. ~- llufl"'! . ............. . . •·· '·-. 'J ' ., ~bel ~·~ ClmtDee -R o u, IPd Mn. Rae· ......... Tln>-11· . .' ., • ' '· .' and JQbq Of Tu<- 111'11. .. - . . · . .Mf. and M• a. •.-------......_...-..........,......,..........;..._ _~...,._---;;;o;...;..~~.Froc;ttr·.. ~, 'Jo.\lil. ~-.~-...~"""""'"""""~.-~ .., I . t �' ' • 2·Datl1 Seatlnel, Pomeroy·Mld4lepart, I I I '. I I ly Helen llottel • I Reports From The Caplto. . ~ ~ ~ t hcy11 Do It E\'ery Time :; • :"c:O~r; :;u:::;,~ ~':; ~Zi =~ ~ w_:: Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting By DOROTHY KILGALLEN M 1 S S MIDNIGHT'S NOTEBOOK: l!obby Darin and Sandra Dee are close to filing for divorce, probably in Los An· geles. That's why they were seen togeth· ~r in New York recently.- in huddles lhat made the romantics think there inifht be a reconciliation in the wind . It Wil be ''amicable" . .. Olivia DeHavil· land's closest friends are wagering that despite all the denials of recent months. she and her French husband are on the verge of a legal parting Barbara Stanwyck's illness has her Hollywood ad· mirers worried - chiefly necause of her pessimistic attitude. Meredith ("The Music Man") Willson alr•.• dy at work on his next project t's tentatively titled "My Darling" and eals with the period in his life when he as courting his lovely wife. Rina, in an Francisco. He hopes to have it on roadway in 1965 . Undertaking parJors catering to the mob can look for an valan•·he of business. On• of the big· est all-out vendettas in gang warfar. in 0 years is under way, and the recent npleasant "incidents" ar• only the be· inninP. One of the major factors in e obscenity case against Hugh Hefner av ~~ the correspondence between ayne Mansfield and Playboy Magazine. he decision as to whether the letters re admissable evidence will be handed own by the court on July 25 Greer arson is considerJng an offer for a tele'sian series in which she would be the acious hostess. • ' • t l.ook dosely at the screen during the fDiamonds Ar. A Girl's ll«t Friend" ~:>umber in the upcoming Mnrilyn Monfoe film hiography, "Marilyn ·· You may ~ able to spot the chorus boy over to lbe right -- George Chakiris London loon '! get "Camelot" for at l,•;;st a year, It now appears. It was scheduled to re· place "My Fair Lady" in the Fall, and the ~'ar. was t.o get Julie Andrew; and Rich· trd B"rt1n for the roles lhe} played on liroadwa} But Julie will be occup;ed !'lith rnovie assignments fm a long lime, and as for Burton-- well, you know what ppened to him A converted East de apartmem house is a veritable hot· d of all form•>of vice, and police raids limply result in a short stay oehind bars (or the offenders. Then they re bailed out and they go right back into business lgain Cyd Charisse is rohearsing a ~afe ad, without fanfare . She'll probably eak it '" at Las Vegas, then make a int appearance with Tony Martin at IW'PY ENDING u I .would .,_ Dear Helen: must be lnlalralinl: to iiiYt Last FaU, my wile, unknow,•lltl.~llllll1 W1llnlahed olorlel Ia to me, wrote you 11 letter l!ld fllea. And, MCOI!d, . Ill eomplointed beeau., 1 spank· you lor lboWing my wife ed her when· she lOOt her tefDo ll&bt. I reallu II would hsvt per and threw thln&l. She much euler to jfllt llfel ed you to sympatllllo wltb her her and no1 rlllt !be n and r.lk Into prllbably 80 per celll ol your brute. · ruder~ and 1 good !liP)' malt ones too. After aU, ..U.. However, inlltoocl of ·~=~~ butJnc Ia not 1 very popular thy for her, you wrote e aport. BaalcaUy, such tn Ill" tgement to me, the lololllnd. 'IIOIIId not have chaDIN And believe me, Mlm, f t dJd 1 t our bowie ~ . have a time that evoaJng. I re.Jl,y am atubborD and wtll • not know loti pounds Of talerote such behavlll'. But lhina could gel that mad. made the point mttdl more riDted and roved, kldl:ed llld , and I want you to stomped, squalled and bawled, 1 appreciate It, and caUed you and me every JIM oame in the book. I just s 1 t Jim , thoro and watdted (who Thanb far IOIIdlng mo your .• reason wltb 1 tornsdo?) untO Lolli y«: Jettor she !llllde that fatal mistake rash o1 wi!Mpaokfb& · 1 and started tile crockery Dying we ahould lay d01nl toward the fireplace . . I didn't (!I'OIInd rules lor husbandl will! to spank her. Sbe had wltb hot·lempered wtv... Lllrot punished herself enough a~ 1. Door slalllllllng, loot ~ ready. But she just stood there tng, mild lnvecllve: Ignore defying me wltb every bone in you )li'Obably deserve lt. Moot her body. So I_ mentally caUed husbands do occaslanaUy and on you lor bacl<ing llld gave her 11 clears !be air, a few token whadra. Then I 2. Book throwing- towar4 ...unc. , I ' JUI118, 1MI Helen Help Ust , DOD had a lot of help from Logan it· self, a real key to the Goodyear story coming there. That ia a !act Meigs coun· ty will remember in years to come if a similar opportunity arrives. It has been said over and over that we must think expansion, be ready for it, to have expansion. That Is a polite, indirect way of saying our people of substance must be willing to sacrifice something to get. a new industry which would Increase living standards and retail business levels of the entire com· munity. , Logan, through its trade club, under· wrote a $200,000 to ~00,000 fund to obtain a n d remodel an existing plant to Goodyear's liking. In a small city no larger than Logan that undertaking must have staggered many minds satisfied with things as they were. Obviously, however, business and In· dustrial leaders in Logan willing to make a play for the future of their com· munity were in the majority. DOD is to ne commended. So are the people of Logan. We like to think that DOD someday shall find the communi· lies of Meigs county quite as willing to help tbemselves. armed oervlces iommlttoe wrofA! tbree whole year....m our con· Love. Three more limes that Avoid Une of fire. Announce, ' to President Ketmody earlier uu. oeq- 8f1t of ID ~ to ::~g 1r:he w;:~ 1 ~r:: "I'll come back whea you'N j The Americao pooplo urgently year wamin1 In aubstanct that catch .up, which they have ..,. dilappo~t ~ ~h~ h calmed down.:• 1 e need to !mow more o! the olflcial further tell baa coneeuions would cepted. threw · 3. Crockery tbrowlnc, at lire- ~ !acts and oploloos about the pro- be unacceptablo to the U.S. Sen· "The nueltar teat ball II a iOCJd - I spanked, Issue wlll'lliDc, "If )'011 f poi<d ban on nuclear weapons ate. The text of that letter also examplo of Soviet lacUcal opera- Next morning the fires stop &cllni llke 1 chUd, testa. il • state oecret too. The senaton Uono and 'Nuclear AmbWih' iJ a stUI raging. Now, Helen, trest you llke ODe." Altel' It is the American people who were Chairman Richard B. Rus- very good description of how thi!J' BODY should have to face warning, treat her llke must make ll1e final judgment sell, Ga., Stuart Symington, Mo., have sucr.<eded in tblo actlvUy." hornet's ne1t before br. "fast('"""· whether a test ball on the basis and Henry M. Jackson, Wash. P.., . . . Cou and when she deliberately 4. Crockery or book or yetto now proposed would be in their· in· When BUell members of the VOSB uplorea the weight ol the med the coffee down h a r throwing, al you: Bot. terest or against them. They dore President'o own party become un- fall-oot argumeut aplnlt tbe enough to tum II over on up - she'• asklDg lot 111 not make a mistake. easy aboot concesslono to the SO. weight of the argument tbat a clean sult, I had had it. I ..... .And may all Petruahlol Several member11 of lhf! Joint viet Union, the average American test-bao is, in fact, a Soviet am- admit I lost MY temper then, as good luck with their Chief.t o1 Stall appeared early reasonably might aloo become un. bush. He recalta Dr. Edward 'J'eJ. and took II out on ber. I grab- Katbarinaa as you did, Jlni. this year before the Senate Armed· euy. Tile average American cltl· ter'o atatement of Feb. I, 111611 bed that poor little girl, popped H. Servkes Committee. More than a zen has been showered with mas- that a test baa: her over my knee and spankM: Dear Helen: fortnight ago, the joint chiefs pre· 1lvo propaganda in hehaW o1 a -Would prevent vital Improve- her till my band hurt. 'l11en 1 1 have been tsklng plano lor sented to the senate prepared- nuclear test ban. ment in U.S. atomic explOsives, chewed ber out Uke a top ser~ five 1 am scared · ~ n<o• subcommittee a report on Good Book , -Would nol loterfen! with SO. geflll, cbanged clothes a n of lilY• flacl..-, J lei 10 the proposed test ban treaty. II citizens would' care. .lo.,in. viet Union atomic progreu. charged oft to ~ • ', i • I cali't plat 1111' Je<o•on. Iii They are agalnst lt. form themselves of the argu- -Mi8ht endaag..- the NATO olo • • . hav~ asked my mother to eftb. That much has been laked. But menta against a test ban on the liance. , By the time I had gotten to er let me get another teacher why they are opposed and . all of basis now propooed, there II a Teller aaid the Chinese would the corner, I felt like Bluebeard, or quit, but Ute answer 11 "NO• · tbe question• lllereto related are good book available. JnteUigent not be t'<l>t•aioed even though the and would not llllve blamed her How can 1 change l!er minclf f&<ta being withheld !rom the citizens will want to read UU. Soviet Union signed an absolute brothers (remember the bl'otb- _ PLAYED TO PIECES American peoplo. SOme of the top book whether they are lor "" test ban, But, the United States ers she told you had allo:"''ld Dear p to P: brass have testi!led befo,. Senate against a quickie test biD. Tile woold b. oxpected to persuade her to ge.t mad_ and Utrow things Ask yoqr mother to 811 Ill ·• • groups. T!Jeir testimony likewise title Is "Nuclear Ambuoh.'' by t7taoce to accept the ban. all her lile?) if they had come your lesSODJ. U !be teitston 11 '; Is secret. Earl V088, publillhed by H011ry "Tilf 111111slans may ~~"' a down town and lynched me. . bad . as you say she will our• 'i Perllops Too G o Regnery Co. of Chlcago, at 1!1.50. ban lor .that yery reeoon, Teller 1 spent most of the day won· 1y see It and arrange lor 1 ' Perhaps Pre11de~t Kennedy Is A bargain. Vou 11 s veteran wrote. ~ a_re ·lllpported by derlng what 1 would go home change. Music should 130 som• ·, baing too generous m making con· WaohmgtoD newoman. Dr. Willard w1otspread public W.S.I elamor. to and if 1 dared go home And lhina to enjoy Wbelllt becomes ' cessions to the Soviet Union. II Ubby. Univo:roity of California, In I hc!pe that potrtollc congreosmen th~ is when 1 got tbe reai sur· fear and te~ and ner\>ea, a , so, who has a batter tJght to an.. mtroc!uct•on wrote: of both partie• w1D ~1st the prise. The house was spotless, wise parent. finds out :tlo ,..., · koow about that than the Arnerl· Mr. Voss teU.. the story of the pressure o! • ~ubUc ft~ghlened she oerved a wonderful dinner son why and tries a new Ill' can people? T!Jree Democratic S0v1et arrestatiOn ol our nuclear by erl ... and m10led by the mlr- in front of th ftre 1 d ~ch _ R. · Iilenarors, all membero of the arms development program for Iage of p<ace. could not ha:e OO:nac:, ~~e Tlifs 'column 11 d·~ 11 lly LYLE c. WIL80N Vnlled Prtu llltenlllloaol the Concord ln 1964 . .. Nat King Cole has a really pretty one in his aew album, "Those Lazy Hazy Crazy Day• of Sum· mer ... it's "That Sunday, That Summer," by Joe Sherman and George David Weiss. • • • Groh•m Greene had an Invitation to visit Cubo in September from Fidel Cas· tro . Former Olympic skat>ng champion Carol Heiss has agreed to do a ser· ies oi TV commercials for use durmg the watPr Olympics Eddie Fisher's brief absence trom Nevada to headline the Aug. 3 show at the Lido Beath club in Lone lsldnd won't endanger his status as a "res1dent" of Nevada if he should chouse to get his divorce m that state. It's prrm1ssible to leave for a shnrt time for bc.,iness purposes . .. Bernice Massi decided aol to tour with "No Strings" becau•e she has a Hollywood offer, she says For quite a few •~•sons the mas! popular sweatshirt on local beaches were those marked "U. S. Drinking Team .·' But this year the girls are lea· turing one lettered "I'm JACKIE - the boss•· Simon and Schuster. will publish "Th• Beauty Part," although the show wa. a flop. It was one ot the casualbes of the newspaper strikf: the show biz exoens beUeve it would h>ve been a hit if prospective customers t·ould have read the reviews, because Bert Lahr gave a fabulous performance in it. • • • En•ployment note: If you re a talent· ed girl botweeu the ages of Ia and 15, ' ~ IO•irself to the Brooks Atl;inson The· atre J•lly 17 morning. un.teo Artists is casting hr a teen-ager to ap:>ear oppo· site Pete1 Sellers in "The World of Hen· ry Ori'.nl " Mr. Sellars, director George Roy Hill and producer Jerry Hellman will be on hand to screen the applicants . • Sally O'NeiU, once a big star in the silent. mo ''e era, is gravely ill . The play0ffs in the big golf toUrnament are making the bookmakers rich There's some oetung on the tournaments, but it ~et< really hot during the playoffs . .. . U. S liltelligence had a great deal to do with cracking the Swedish spy case that hit t'le headlines recently. Far more than indicated by the newspaper ac· counts . Life is sending Milton Greene to Europe to photograph Maximllllan Schell at his Bavarian hunting lodge. (And won't that be a nice change from stomach operations in full color!) . . .. The F'rench are being funny, banning the Danish film "Weekend" tor being "too sexy." Come on, garcorut! 11 l~fedical Renort c=-~=an~:;y lrooble, E~i::F;'i. > . r months now, nothing will ala -··-· to air. She stiU gets mad '1"-~ ~;~~~~a · the . By Wayne G. Brando!atl~ .'III.D. gam filling, but such a cause Q- Is rlnp.rm primarily a would have been discovered by !ungus condition or a blood your dentist. In a few )lj!l'sons . condition? How can I get rid of sleeping with the moutb open it? Is it th~ same u athlete's is asroclated wiUt a salty taste. loot? If you are taking medicines A - RIDgworm to a fungus that contain ammonium or cal· diliease that may attack any clum chlorldate, sodium or popart of the skin but It has a tassium Iodide, or sodium bl· marked preference for parts carbonate, this could be the lliat are moist. For this reason cause. II you are not taking any it is common in the groin and of these try cutting dO!"'I or in the feet w~ere It is called ath· eliminating table salt I rom tete's loot. Many perSOD9 who your diet for a week and see If are not in the least aUtletlc also that wlli not help you. 1et it. A new fungicide, chior· oxylenol, has proved very ef· Q - What would cause me to lective in some persons who , feel pain in a leg that was tal<·have used it. en off 10 years ago? Reeeat otadlea Indicate thai A- Nearly every perSOil who in oome perBODo rod • abaped has an amputation has ROme "-ttntal ratller than n lmlpo palo!u! senstatinn in the oevereaase athlete'• loo~ 'ftls mndd ed ending of Ute ne"e that a~ctUDI lor the laUure or ...,.. supplied \he lost leg. Thlo Ia victims lo gel J'OIIot tnm aoy called phantom lei pain, Iii of tbe fugle!dos •nd I« lhelr -··-- TCM'N,CIT'I AND 5U6URB f.IAS ALL )(I NOS OF S10NS TO TE LL 'fOU .JUST 'WHAT BAILIWICK '\'OU'RE PASSIN(> I~! havo said many times in the past : First, find the exact cause. When Ibis Is done the , ' . treatment presci'lbed by your c· • doctor is often surprisingly easy, But always, you must keep your I leet ao dry as poMible as much ElRUT, Lebanon tUPII....sllna ill owr. men-howeVer 'ine>.'perot lhe time as pti"ible. havt appeared of a posalble ri&- ianced-ID key pooltlono. lng tide agalnat the Boath pariJ 'l'hil policy ia el.almeo to bo foe. Q ·- For ..vera! weeks I control m Syria and Iraq, boUt terlng a oteadtl) inereu.lng anti· ' have had a salty taste In my locked in· a bitter Ideological S.ath alli!PO• In lhe ctvll serv· mouth. I've checked with my conllict wltb U.A.R.'s Prealdent 1ce and lhe armed !or<ea, wbore dentist and lulve used different Gamai ~ No-. "'niorlt) has oomet- beeD I&· ' kinds of mouthwash but ~ Sy1ia iJ ..,. deep in a polltlcal nored. . !ng seems to help. What could erillll ,Y{)!!Cb bu ..., IIG Boath . Tbe Syriall crisis be&an !Alai cause Utls? pt!M!Dient maneuver l'8pelltedly month wi"' a Baatbjat old to clfl) A - 'ftll. nlher · baffling tO avoid Ill open elasb with the tbe wllip ol Del-· llllntstOr SYl"J>Ionl is olroer\>ed In oome ..,. Blljlthlllo. Zlad AI illii, a IliaD ltltll' a pol'SOIUI who smoke excessive- lrlq rei'entl,y lliUIIIUilCed the strona perso'nij' folli>w!n& Ia the ly. U )I· • smoke try cuttln~ tl crulhiDI ol •a Vile Cominunlo 1 1ormy, b7 trlnot!lfflna ~broad or · ou~ for tour or five weeks and piot." but thj reporta reselling d!~Rflll ' oiuilher of hto olou see wbether the salty taste db· •here indicate !hal tlie . plntters aniiy ~~~oe~li!ei; ' ":.~::;,;;;;;;;appears. CUtting out omokl118, ""'!;• by ll!l ~!ll.,only Comm•· , baf\Wd the IJ!OV• bit. wUI &fve you other dlvidellds idjlt, ~ '"'; '•; . terl.v. · /1 . · . , . . . 11, On lilt other hand, the In botli ,Iraq and Syria oboerv· !lilt the Pilllloaal tlevol'!i!IJII•'l'. . ' . !. ' .• . . .. taste may be d~o ·to an a c i d ll1'll bolleoe !!It ·trauhle llftllo I'NocU ilt#l~. Rarlif ,111 .IUW .. · '71Ji.. l_witlw ~ · saliva in contact with an ~ 1 from S.a~ ~ • ~P.Ia,":!,"' ' .,O.,~ ~,:4~ . ,. . • I""" wen. s Mike Evans pitched a nohitter lor a 17·1 ylctory over the Red Sox Thursday, and John Ingels came beck Friday with a four-hit, 2-1 win over the Senaton, to keep the Mid· dleport Boys' League Yankees on top of the heap with no defeats in oecond half play. · Evans fanned II, walked nobody, allowing ju!t one run In the fourth wben Rex Roush was ~n;.~;,.~!lrd~ ner':"='"v~:· R Ri World 1'ar I ver eport New Haven ~ ~!.,m:,.-:i :!::' open· :,am,!!;,~;~. ':t!: In Gallipolis ••=•~an~the~~sh~o=rts:to~p~'~s~m:isc;u~·e=Th~eiY~a~nk=ees~'~l~ng:e:l•~=~l;rr~· ::a "All Your Shopping Under One Roof' A~""' JJc SMOKED PICNICS, lb. ·BEEF LIVER 19c lb. Breekfast Club COFFEE TREND LIQUID All Purpoae Grind LAUNDRY STARCH lb. 49c Big p~'! 25c Oolty Madison Salad Dressing __ •..39c DRY GOODS e SPORTS WEAR e • ·. · ·: ers, Walter and Clarence Par- S:"'; · • · a. m., ey sons, both ol Columbus, and three stepchildren, James Say· re of Kanauga, Mrs. Donald (Irene) Payne of Florida, and Mrs. Maxme Camp of Columbus. One stepson preceded him lln death d 34 3· 10 a m · Defender · own · · ·' down 34, 5:30 a. m . ; Walter Mr. Parsons was active in the Williamson down 34, 8:25 a. m. affairs of the Veterans of ForGallipolis Dam - Crucible eign Wars, and serv~ in the down 2:20 p. m.; Semet down color guard. Services will be 8:15 p. m.; Edeana Bosworth held at 2 p, m. Salurda) at Mill· up 11:15 p. m.; A. L. Nash er's Home for Funerals. Rev. down 7:40 a. m.; OVEC down Plants cemetery. Friends may clear that an accusei;l slxluld 8:20 a. rn. , c~ n ~t the funeral home Friday assistance in communieating with Kanawha River - Solvay up ' JO moq 3Ql IIlun pau uoouJaue a relative, attorney or London 2:45 a . m.; Elgercliff the service. · down Marmet 6:15 a. m.; Lucy person immediately after his rest, he would be willing to Jane Lucas down Winfield 4:45 believes a statute should make such a bill. ".I woitld hope, however," the governor, ' 'the would be cautious about language that would give the sUspicion that solicitation legal businO!IS among newly SHOES WAID CROSS' SONS rested prisoners is oo lm.ger disapproved.•• WATERMELON SUPPER Girl Scout Troop 6 of Porn· eroy will sponsor a watermelon supper this Saturday from noon until 9 p. rn. in front of the Pomeroy city hall. Funds will 1860-RACINE, 0.-1963 "WHERE YOU DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING UNDER ONE ROOF" SIMON'S Beer and Wint' Carry-Out Saturday 9 to 9 ~If-Service Market WY 2·3975 Pomeroy Damascus Is f Cent er 0 Revolutt"on WEINERS Mrs. 1 E, vaeationi in Canada 8 n N th United Slat or as ern es. Mr. and Mrs. Phltip Wolpert and Suzanne spent the we<!k· ll with her parents, Mr. and Mrs., J. V. McGrew. Their daughter, Gay remained to visit with her · grandparents. : .. . Mrs. Ph1hp Batey and chd· dr~n. are spending two weeks VISitmg her parents, Mr. and · day at the Post Office in Point ek ' • Pleasant. For appoin!"'ent, weMr: and Mrs. Edwin Stein call Sgt. Judd any evemng at visited in Winchester, va. sevGI 6-W!I!I, In Galllpohs. eral days. Mr. and Mrs. Henry CUnningBEIRUT, Leb.anon (lJPII - A TWO SOLDIERS MISSING ham, and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene 1 revolution was reported under Hudnall and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hartman and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kerr in Dayton, Ohio recently. Mrs. Thomas Grinstead, Mrs. William McFarland, Mrs. Clyde Rice and daughter, Jackie were shopping ln Ravenswood a n d Parkersburg on Friday. Jerry Wiles, son of Mr. and · Mrs. Karl Wiles, has been initishl Embassy." U.S. Sev-en.th Infantry Division, iated into Scabbard and Bla•de .I At ooon, Radio Baghdad in '!be soldiers were swept down- National honorary R.O.T.A. fra· neighboring Iraq reported that an j stream when they a~empt.ed to ternity at Mar shaD University. attempt to overthrow the Syrian 1 walk across the river early At present he is attending n.,•. 11 sight. Then it suddenly went of~ the air. 2~1b.$1.00 pkg. FRESH, PURE GROUND BEEF T.C. E:Urnmer camp for sl 1: Damascus Radio broadcasts a . m. today was 86 degrees un· monitored in Beirut indicated that der clear skies. a coup may have been staged by follower• of Maj. Gen. Ziad HarMAN FINED iri, former defense minister and chief of staff who was forced into James Cadle has been fined exile in Paris this month. $5 and costs by Middleport MaHariri helped the Baathist gov- yor Lee Smith on a charge of ernment of Syria oust pro-Nasaer intoxication. elements from power. then wasl----'------ Summer Merchandise Now I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ ;;;; purged hillli!Oif. ers' Circus ln Parkersburg August 2 and 3 at 8 p. m. at TO SEE CIRCUS the Parkersburg High school Wards of the Meigs County stadium. The Shrinera donate children's home, about 15, have Ute proceeds from this to the Invited to attend the Shrin- Crippled Children's Fund. ALL ~izes BONES S s1 lb. 7' I~ S1 :SAUSAGE StoreWide Clearance Final Clearance! ~rKhPork Pure 'Pork July The temperature in Pome- lroy's business district at 11 :43 I·· 39~ lb. ..,_____ Bring It To Goessler'sI ME~T • Pickle Loaf • Dutch Loaf eSau.. eBologna eMincod Htm IN I .00 PACKAGES ENDS dren of Berkley Springs, w. Va. !ngton is villltlng at the home Friday and latur4ay and Mrs. Sylvia Florey and cbfi. of her daughter and family, Mr. July lf·:IO dren ol Columbus, Oblo visited and Edwin Stein. Geo Stevena' last week with Mrs. A family picnic was beld on "'!r~~h:!!~J" Miller and Mr. and Mra. Harry Sunday evening at the N • f;lizabeth Taylor Miller. Hoven Park. Attending we1re ll '!:f..r~:c:1 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Roush Mr. and Mrs. BUI Miller, Mr. Jameo Dean C and Mr. and Mro. Walter and Mrs. Billy Mlller and Cote, Chill W~~ne Wilbon stead were vacationing recent- Mr. and Mrs. Barry Mont.gom· Running time.: 3 Bro. ZOmln. ly In the mountains in We 1 t and MicheUe and Melinda, Sundoy, Moncloy, T - , Virginia. of Belpre, Ohio; Miss Shel· July 21·22-U Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rick~ by Grinstead of Parkersburg, "DAY1 01' WINI and daughters and Mrs. Ad a Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rice and AIIO ROIIl Richard visited relatives In Jim, Jackie and John Jack Lemmon 1M Remick Philadelphia, Pa. last week. BooneviUe, Ind., Mr. and Charles Biekford Sara and Sandy Thomas Grinstead and Alar Hewitt Jaek~S::l Tom of Lima,' Ohio Yisiled several Mr. and Mrs. William Me· Debbie weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Ed· Farland and Charles and Ray· win Roush. mond, Mr. and Mrs. C I iff Mrs. Lndemia VanMatre and Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Arthur Allen spent sever- Roush. Becky a~d Joey, Mr. al days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Bill Grmstead all of H M d'th in Bel Haven omer ere 1 iiiiiii pre, ':;.;;[ ji.~~~· Mrs. Orpha Ohlinger has ' tel, Tu~ay at the Masonic League Convention at Thiel Col· ' Temple m Pomeroy and Thurs- lege at Greenville Pa last i BACON . S 99c G~. p. m.; Lelia Shearer down Win· NEW SCHEDULE · . Be d l . !Jeld 6:30 p. m., aver own , Army Recruiter Sgt. Kenneth M J G s 'tt in D 1 th Winfield_ 8:.45 p. m .; Helen Z. 1o. Judd has announced a new lllrs. · · WI :ers an or ' Win!1eId 10 : 15 p. m. h d 1 sc re uMe nd placing him In Galli· R . ev. J ac k we1c h and Myra 1 0 po . s ay, Wednesday and Roush from St. Paul's Luther· Fnday at the Park Central Ho- an Church attended a Lutheran government "has been foiled ." Wednesday. Damascus Radio announced a I •· curfew this morning warning I I..OCAL TEMPS citizens they risked being shot on 1 SKINLESS Sliced MBGS THEATIE . J be used for the scout's trip •• 1....... in the Syriao capital of DaSE?UL, Ko.rea IUP]) - Two California. today, with tanks, artil- AmeriC~n soldiers swept away ~y lery, and soldien involved in th.e swift current of the Han tin fighting. River north of here were missmg The British Embassy here said and .presumed dead ~~ay, acit received a cable from Damas- cordmg to an an.n~uncement by cus reporting fighting "in the U.s. Army aut~rJhes. Including Thursday center of Damascua . . . small . ~ two ~ldier11 • we': not lden· arms, tanks, and artillery are in tif~ed, pendmg notiflc~tion of rei9:00 to 7:00 action within sight of the (Brit- abves. They were asslgo~ to the OPEN EVERY DAY LUNCH :::•Mrs Jyde Rtce put tile .shoe on the wrong foot.'' down ~:20 a.m.; L. W. Sweet the V. F. W., will have charge and family of Buckhannon, W. • He sa1d that li the legislature up 6:30 a m.; Harriett M. of the services. Burial will be in Va. spent the weekend here for _ own -.x':::' •""'*" chilttre. end visiting ln Columbus, Ohio. said he tilought it " ... seemed to down 2:10 a. m.; Ahon Zephyr C. J . Lemley will officiate, and Mr. and Mrs. William Nease Apple Sauce:~~-_ 2 29c Table Napkins vo ne rohn ~orrow;p 532• 4·10 .a·:·· d nna a. ~· 11 ~ 45 ' LUMB 1 ( 1 own ' : a. m.; 0 Y J:es A. ~odesUP~-a ~d up 34 • 3 ' 15 P·. m.; lllino~~ ~= bill Wednesday passed by there-:· 3/~,P· rn~ ~:s!:m down cent session o! the le"'siature 34 • 1.30 p. :·vII Voyager 8 •· Swwt Brier Br1nd Pert lr•nd 1 8 saying the measure was "poorly d !ted .. ra .. The b1ll would have insured the right of an attorney to visit a prisoner whether or not charges had been !iled. In stating his opposition to the measure, Rhodes 19c quart l4om: :-=.· TOMieH'Ji&l'ttiJIAY Mra CArl 'l'enoant and child- alto t1slted otber ftllallnl wldle ll Glenn Ford 1M · Mr and Mrl Gerald Clark here .....,.._ ~:~~ lui ~ Harry Hoffman aad do"' NfT HA-ID · Mra Manln Marr (Cine!~.!:'::r'Color! vacationing at Lake Riley near ,ghter, Judy, · · Ja•ne HOJUfltld Weoton, W. Vo. and clauchter, Brenda ,... • Ca.lltooo. J Mr. and Mrs. EddJe of Mrl. Vide caiQTra ner bave returned home ,.8 at Alhenl, Oblo. Brondo Bob llotlllu - - - - - - ----U In Fl rlda the bouseguelt o1 The HoH· va: for thiJ weet. ~ Jim ckl and · Mr d Mrs BUI of Boo~~vllle' 1~ ~lslted d,r~en B~bara and . POMIIOY. OMIO .,. 51 week w!Ur h.,: parents Mr are • .;..t!nlag this ,...,k 11 --,-ON~IG·HT~N·OT~~OP~I-.IIMrs. T!Jomas Myrtle Beach, s. c.of Hunt. . NOT OI'IN Mrs. Jack Hunter and chlJ.· Mrs. Z. T. Maynard came~ _m·;.;;: Third Bill Is Snagged By Rhodes' Veto ana. New . . . . P•u.... at n. ll.rll - .II Mr. and ...... Clarmoe ,...,. olllla. t Sr and ~-~, nw... ~- •-' u. IIIII '"- N - ~"" nan , . - . .,.. - . ...,., ~ ~ """"' Mrl ClareDce Rdlerl TOMtllll at Bridgeport, Olllo _ . ,. Veteran Dies Albert Lee Plii'IOOI, •. I vet. eriD o1 World Wor I, and a resldenl or the Libby llcUI, died tolddenly at 11-10 p m Wedne&cia • • • Y 1D Holzer bo8pltal. He bad C!lllered the h01pltal less than two hours prior to btJ death. Mr. Plll'BOill served oVerseu durmg World War I •• a mem.. ber of Co. D. ill*h Englneen andb.allltook Part •~- several major 1 single, Demoskey a lPm.; Annette Jones up 14, eo .. he and with his triple, and Tom ~ : 50 p.m.; Elisha Woods up 14, to Galbpubs from war Pomeroy a single. 3:55 a. m.; A. E. Dyteo up IT, at one lime was employed at Senators IIIII 11011-1 4 Z 4 :l$ p. m.; Lady Grace up 1l, the Gallipolis State Institute, Yankees 0111 Olx- Z 6 3 4:ZII p. m.; Jerry Booworth .later with the county highway Demoskey and T. Hawley, down II, 6:35 a. m.; Blue Seal department, In more recent and Conde. down 19, 1:50 1• m.; Chria Jr. years he w~ with a taxi comSox 11011 101)... I 0 4 qp 20, 5:45 a. m.; Craig M. pany and retu:ed in 1955 due to Yanke•" 1~(10) lOx- 17 10 I down Zl, 6:45a.m.; C. V. !Jam. a heart COndition. B. Lewis and Roush. Evans rer down 22• 5' 35 a. m.; A. V. He was born June I, lti!K In Conde. ~hrla do;' ~il~JZ: IS a. Jackson county, W. Va., only .;: up d' · 23 a? m.;... RaY· son of the late Mr. and Mrs. wney own ' a. ·' Edward Parsons. He was marenswood up Greenup 7' 15 p.m.: rled to the former Carrie Sayre ~uny ~ Gree;p 9 ·20 m~, of Antiquity in 1930 and she preaynC:,al ~ ~:PIS · ceded him In death in 19M. I~-~ tl d u~l 's·3o aa. m·: Survivors are two hallbroth- and scored later on another eight, walked noneJ in BERRY'S WORLD I 18, 1963·3 eight, walked five, giving . up s1x bits. In the third R. Howard wu G 11 1 e fddillp: G<JU!polft life oo an emir and scored on 1 !llgels error. Bobby Lewb was "" led the llilrd witb a single, was 20.11, Pl. ~1111111t 2S.Itl, IIIIIlosing pitcher, living up .tO erased at second, and Conde ton .78 stationary, Kanalllla !amlin& seven, walking out. But Evans atng. Falls .110 lallln1, CbarlellaD 11.· having four bobbles and scored 011 Rice's single 1111 stationary. London, Marmot him. b ba and Winfield dams wore on the Y a two- se er- . Grogan was the big in the outfield. Sills. with tJu:ee !or three, all Tied at I· I until the tilth, the Boat movementa• . . . . . . . . . .. Evans also had two Conde singled with one Oblo River - Orlentan dawn Jim Conde homered in and scored on EYans sec- 113, 4 a. m.; Aliquippa up If, Yanks' big third inning straight oingle. Gene Pow- : 1 : 4~ p. m.; Zimmer up 14, 2:30 19 runs scored ala<> singled. · p. m.; Charleroi up 14, $:1.5 TilE SENATOR GAME Senator bitters were Jerry :p. m.; Frelborl<r up 14, 8:35 ·=:o.. I . amuslJig upel'leneU.· - most peJ'S9118 Utls clears up In a lew months. Operations to fur. Uter remove sensory pathways to or in the brain have been attempted when the pain Is persistent and severe, but the resulta are often disappointing. exile July 11. The failure of the Baath to Q -My ollter has a craving grant adequate reJl' .....tatlon !""~~~~-;;;~ to eat raw rolled oats. She is Syrilon Nuserlto elemenll 1o tb~l ~~~~!~ l&inin& weight: Is it harmful to post-coup cabinet oparked .. ::::.:--.~ eat roUed oats raw? crlllo and put 1o doobt the A - ~ outs may be .eat- tabllshmeot of the tr(jJartlto ·IUaitt-l en raw wjthout harm, but an ed Arab federation Iraq esceSiive pin in weight Is and Egypt. ' harmful and the rolled oats-may be o cootrlbutJnc factor. The rea10ns (or the claJIJ Pletse .... yoar qaettloaa complex. Both aupport ~b llld ..,llllllbll to Dr. W"yyoe tlonallsm and Arab unitJ ,... ,.,. G. GriDIIatidl, M.D., fi1 oliN they diller dlametrlcalcy on "!'••- or lhil paper. While Dr• ....,... should lead Utlo part oflhe worliL " otadt c-ol ..,_ IDdlftlul !ellen, be wJU • • - 1et1en or leBOral bderettl Ia lalllrt> eelumna, p 0verthrow 0 f Baath arty Seems . ertatn In. Mid•E-· ast SP£E D1'"0 0 11 .', enough, and OCCislonally Bolte! ill care of 1 h II ' · about and slams • few doors, newspaper. · but no throwing. ----I ID1 wrlllnl Utll letter for two reasons: flrat, just lor your .":t. a~y~=~0=~~ what I Foreign News Col~mentary ONTRAIN A EVER'{ hu o., J,uly Evans Ge.ts No-Ht"tter In • l . Ov R d 17•1VIC ory er e OX s Today's ' ·, Daily Sentlllel, Pomeroy-Middleport, DOD Does It Right The First Time The Goodyear-Logan coup is the first score the Rhodes admin can claim. Goodyear had de· to take its $900,000 permanent to foreign soil in Michigan when Holl-Wilson team took the ball for 0~ "Junior!" ' ' eoMMENTATING EDITORIALLY of Commerce. r I The Daily Sentinel Since DOD has done it in Logan. we thould pause to concern ourselves how 1he soil in Meigs county for new industry may become like that in Hocking, and how we might reap a similar harvest. DOD, Department of Development, headed by Gov . Rhodes' appointee George E Wilson, served as the lens of a camera in focusing efforts of the Lo· gao Traade club and Rhodes' own office in making the first new industry break· through . According to a recent editor· lal by Ned Stout in The (Columbus) Dis· patch, thank yous flew thickly at a meet· ,ing in the governor's office after Good· !:vear Tire and Rubber's new production ilne at Logan turned out its first piece a pilot plant. On the receiving end of many of these yous was Barton A. Holl, Logan and president of the Ohio I 3 S1 lb. but not • every 1n stylet ~ DEPENDABLE Watch Repair Service · There's a lot more to/f~ 1 w11tch than Just h!rning a screw. It taJrea a sp'eclallst to know ust ~~~~~ lo do. Bring your w~teh here for quality r .. piMf at seni!lble prlca. " ALL SUMMER SHOES Drastic l•tfonsU . J . .· ·Marguerite's Shoe . '· 1~ E. MAIN �' ' • 2·Datl1 Seatlnel, Pomeroy·Mld4lepart, I I I '. I I ly Helen llottel • I Reports From The Caplto. . ~ ~ ~ t hcy11 Do It E\'ery Time :; • :"c:O~r; :;u:::;,~ ~':; ~Zi =~ ~ w_:: Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting By DOROTHY KILGALLEN M 1 S S MIDNIGHT'S NOTEBOOK: l!obby Darin and Sandra Dee are close to filing for divorce, probably in Los An· geles. That's why they were seen togeth· ~r in New York recently.- in huddles lhat made the romantics think there inifht be a reconciliation in the wind . It Wil be ''amicable" . .. Olivia DeHavil· land's closest friends are wagering that despite all the denials of recent months. she and her French husband are on the verge of a legal parting Barbara Stanwyck's illness has her Hollywood ad· mirers worried - chiefly necause of her pessimistic attitude. Meredith ("The Music Man") Willson alr•.• dy at work on his next project t's tentatively titled "My Darling" and eals with the period in his life when he as courting his lovely wife. Rina, in an Francisco. He hopes to have it on roadway in 1965 . Undertaking parJors catering to the mob can look for an valan•·he of business. On• of the big· est all-out vendettas in gang warfar. in 0 years is under way, and the recent npleasant "incidents" ar• only the be· inninP. One of the major factors in e obscenity case against Hugh Hefner av ~~ the correspondence between ayne Mansfield and Playboy Magazine. he decision as to whether the letters re admissable evidence will be handed own by the court on July 25 Greer arson is considerJng an offer for a tele'sian series in which she would be the acious hostess. • ' • t l.ook dosely at the screen during the fDiamonds Ar. A Girl's ll«t Friend" ~:>umber in the upcoming Mnrilyn Monfoe film hiography, "Marilyn ·· You may ~ able to spot the chorus boy over to lbe right -- George Chakiris London loon '! get "Camelot" for at l,•;;st a year, It now appears. It was scheduled to re· place "My Fair Lady" in the Fall, and the ~'ar. was t.o get Julie Andrew; and Rich· trd B"rt1n for the roles lhe} played on liroadwa} But Julie will be occup;ed !'lith rnovie assignments fm a long lime, and as for Burton-- well, you know what ppened to him A converted East de apartmem house is a veritable hot· d of all form•>of vice, and police raids limply result in a short stay oehind bars (or the offenders. Then they re bailed out and they go right back into business lgain Cyd Charisse is rohearsing a ~afe ad, without fanfare . She'll probably eak it '" at Las Vegas, then make a int appearance with Tony Martin at IW'PY ENDING u I .would .,_ Dear Helen: must be lnlalralinl: to iiiYt Last FaU, my wile, unknow,•lltl.~llllll1 W1llnlahed olorlel Ia to me, wrote you 11 letter l!ld fllea. And, MCOI!d, . Ill eomplointed beeau., 1 spank· you lor lboWing my wife ed her when· she lOOt her tefDo ll&bt. I reallu II would hsvt per and threw thln&l. She much euler to jfllt llfel ed you to sympatllllo wltb her her and no1 rlllt !be n and r.lk Into prllbably 80 per celll ol your brute. · ruder~ and 1 good !liP)' malt ones too. After aU, ..U.. However, inlltoocl of ·~=~~ butJnc Ia not 1 very popular thy for her, you wrote e aport. BaalcaUy, such tn Ill" tgement to me, the lololllnd. 'IIOIIId not have chaDIN And believe me, Mlm, f t dJd 1 t our bowie ~ . have a time that evoaJng. I re.Jl,y am atubborD and wtll • not know loti pounds Of talerote such behavlll'. But lhina could gel that mad. made the point mttdl more riDted and roved, kldl:ed llld , and I want you to stomped, squalled and bawled, 1 appreciate It, and caUed you and me every JIM oame in the book. I just s 1 t Jim , thoro and watdted (who Thanb far IOIIdlng mo your .• reason wltb 1 tornsdo?) untO Lolli y«: Jettor she !llllde that fatal mistake rash o1 wi!Mpaokfb& · 1 and started tile crockery Dying we ahould lay d01nl toward the fireplace . . I didn't (!I'OIInd rules lor husbandl will! to spank her. Sbe had wltb hot·lempered wtv... Lllrot punished herself enough a~ 1. Door slalllllllng, loot ~ ready. But she just stood there tng, mild lnvecllve: Ignore defying me wltb every bone in you )li'Obably deserve lt. Moot her body. So I_ mentally caUed husbands do occaslanaUy and on you lor bacl<ing llld gave her 11 clears !be air, a few token whadra. Then I 2. Book throwing- towar4 ...unc. , I ' JUI118, 1MI Helen Help Ust , DOD had a lot of help from Logan it· self, a real key to the Goodyear story coming there. That ia a !act Meigs coun· ty will remember in years to come if a similar opportunity arrives. It has been said over and over that we must think expansion, be ready for it, to have expansion. That Is a polite, indirect way of saying our people of substance must be willing to sacrifice something to get. a new industry which would Increase living standards and retail business levels of the entire com· munity. , Logan, through its trade club, under· wrote a $200,000 to ~00,000 fund to obtain a n d remodel an existing plant to Goodyear's liking. In a small city no larger than Logan that undertaking must have staggered many minds satisfied with things as they were. Obviously, however, business and In· dustrial leaders in Logan willing to make a play for the future of their com· munity were in the majority. DOD is to ne commended. So are the people of Logan. We like to think that DOD someday shall find the communi· lies of Meigs county quite as willing to help tbemselves. armed oervlces iommlttoe wrofA! tbree whole year....m our con· Love. Three more limes that Avoid Une of fire. Announce, ' to President Ketmody earlier uu. oeq- 8f1t of ID ~ to ::~g 1r:he w;:~ 1 ~r:: "I'll come back whea you'N j The Americao pooplo urgently year wamin1 In aubstanct that catch .up, which they have ..,. dilappo~t ~ ~h~ h calmed down.:• 1 e need to !mow more o! the olflcial further tell baa coneeuions would cepted. threw · 3. Crockery tbrowlnc, at lire- ~ !acts and oploloos about the pro- be unacceptablo to the U.S. Sen· "The nueltar teat ball II a iOCJd - I spanked, Issue wlll'lliDc, "If )'011 f poi<d ban on nuclear weapons ate. The text of that letter also examplo of Soviet lacUcal opera- Next morning the fires stop &cllni llke 1 chUd, testa. il • state oecret too. The senaton Uono and 'Nuclear AmbWih' iJ a stUI raging. Now, Helen, trest you llke ODe." Altel' It is the American people who were Chairman Richard B. Rus- very good description of how thi!J' BODY should have to face warning, treat her llke must make ll1e final judgment sell, Ga., Stuart Symington, Mo., have sucr.<eded in tblo actlvUy." hornet's ne1t before br. "fast('"""· whether a test ball on the basis and Henry M. Jackson, Wash. P.., . . . Cou and when she deliberately 4. Crockery or book or yetto now proposed would be in their· in· When BUell members of the VOSB uplorea the weight ol the med the coffee down h a r throwing, al you: Bot. terest or against them. They dore President'o own party become un- fall-oot argumeut aplnlt tbe enough to tum II over on up - she'• asklDg lot 111 not make a mistake. easy aboot concesslono to the SO. weight of the argument tbat a clean sult, I had had it. I ..... .And may all Petruahlol Several member11 of lhf! Joint viet Union, the average American test-bao is, in fact, a Soviet am- admit I lost MY temper then, as good luck with their Chief.t o1 Stall appeared early reasonably might aloo become un. bush. He recalta Dr. Edward 'J'eJ. and took II out on ber. I grab- Katbarinaa as you did, Jlni. this year before the Senate Armed· euy. Tile average American cltl· ter'o atatement of Feb. I, 111611 bed that poor little girl, popped H. Servkes Committee. More than a zen has been showered with mas- that a test baa: her over my knee and spankM: Dear Helen: fortnight ago, the joint chiefs pre· 1lvo propaganda in hehaW o1 a -Would prevent vital Improve- her till my band hurt. 'l11en 1 1 have been tsklng plano lor sented to the senate prepared- nuclear test ban. ment in U.S. atomic explOsives, chewed ber out Uke a top ser~ five 1 am scared · ~ n<o• subcommittee a report on Good Book , -Would nol loterfen! with SO. geflll, cbanged clothes a n of lilY• flacl..-, J lei 10 the proposed test ban treaty. II citizens would' care. .lo.,in. viet Union atomic progreu. charged oft to ~ • ', i • I cali't plat 1111' Je<o•on. Iii They are agalnst lt. form themselves of the argu- -Mi8ht endaag..- the NATO olo • • . hav~ asked my mother to eftb. That much has been laked. But menta against a test ban on the liance. , By the time I had gotten to er let me get another teacher why they are opposed and . all of basis now propooed, there II a Teller aaid the Chinese would the corner, I felt like Bluebeard, or quit, but Ute answer 11 "NO• · tbe question• lllereto related are good book available. JnteUigent not be t'<l>t•aioed even though the and would not llllve blamed her How can 1 change l!er minclf f&<ta being withheld !rom the citizens will want to read UU. Soviet Union signed an absolute brothers (remember the bl'otb- _ PLAYED TO PIECES American peoplo. SOme of the top book whether they are lor "" test ban, But, the United States ers she told you had allo:"''ld Dear p to P: brass have testi!led befo,. Senate against a quickie test biD. Tile woold b. oxpected to persuade her to ge.t mad_ and Utrow things Ask yoqr mother to 811 Ill ·• • groups. T!Jeir testimony likewise title Is "Nuclear Ambuoh.'' by t7taoce to accept the ban. all her lile?) if they had come your lesSODJ. U !be teitston 11 '; Is secret. Earl V088, publillhed by H011ry "Tilf 111111slans may ~~"' a down town and lynched me. . bad . as you say she will our• 'i Perllops Too G o Regnery Co. of Chlcago, at 1!1.50. ban lor .that yery reeoon, Teller 1 spent most of the day won· 1y see It and arrange lor 1 ' Perhaps Pre11de~t Kennedy Is A bargain. Vou 11 s veteran wrote. ~ a_re ·lllpported by derlng what 1 would go home change. Music should 130 som• ·, baing too generous m making con· WaohmgtoD newoman. Dr. Willard w1otspread public W.S.I elamor. to and if 1 dared go home And lhina to enjoy Wbelllt becomes ' cessions to the Soviet Union. II Ubby. Univo:roity of California, In I hc!pe that potrtollc congreosmen th~ is when 1 got tbe reai sur· fear and te~ and ner\>ea, a , so, who has a batter tJght to an.. mtroc!uct•on wrote: of both partie• w1D ~1st the prise. The house was spotless, wise parent. finds out :tlo ,..., · koow about that than the Arnerl· Mr. Voss teU.. the story of the pressure o! • ~ubUc ft~ghlened she oerved a wonderful dinner son why and tries a new Ill' can people? T!Jree Democratic S0v1et arrestatiOn ol our nuclear by erl ... and m10led by the mlr- in front of th ftre 1 d ~ch _ R. · Iilenarors, all membero of the arms development program for Iage of p<ace. could not ha:e OO:nac:, ~~e Tlifs 'column 11 d·~ 11 lly LYLE c. WIL80N Vnlled Prtu llltenlllloaol the Concord ln 1964 . .. Nat King Cole has a really pretty one in his aew album, "Those Lazy Hazy Crazy Day• of Sum· mer ... it's "That Sunday, That Summer," by Joe Sherman and George David Weiss. • • • Groh•m Greene had an Invitation to visit Cubo in September from Fidel Cas· tro . Former Olympic skat>ng champion Carol Heiss has agreed to do a ser· ies oi TV commercials for use durmg the watPr Olympics Eddie Fisher's brief absence trom Nevada to headline the Aug. 3 show at the Lido Beath club in Lone lsldnd won't endanger his status as a "res1dent" of Nevada if he should chouse to get his divorce m that state. It's prrm1ssible to leave for a shnrt time for bc.,iness purposes . .. Bernice Massi decided aol to tour with "No Strings" becau•e she has a Hollywood offer, she says For quite a few •~•sons the mas! popular sweatshirt on local beaches were those marked "U. S. Drinking Team .·' But this year the girls are lea· turing one lettered "I'm JACKIE - the boss•· Simon and Schuster. will publish "Th• Beauty Part," although the show wa. a flop. It was one ot the casualbes of the newspaper strikf: the show biz exoens beUeve it would h>ve been a hit if prospective customers t·ould have read the reviews, because Bert Lahr gave a fabulous performance in it. • • • En•ployment note: If you re a talent· ed girl botweeu the ages of Ia and 15, ' ~ IO•irself to the Brooks Atl;inson The· atre J•lly 17 morning. un.teo Artists is casting hr a teen-ager to ap:>ear oppo· site Pete1 Sellers in "The World of Hen· ry Ori'.nl " Mr. Sellars, director George Roy Hill and producer Jerry Hellman will be on hand to screen the applicants . • Sally O'NeiU, once a big star in the silent. mo ''e era, is gravely ill . The play0ffs in the big golf toUrnament are making the bookmakers rich There's some oetung on the tournaments, but it ~et< really hot during the playoffs . .. . U. S liltelligence had a great deal to do with cracking the Swedish spy case that hit t'le headlines recently. Far more than indicated by the newspaper ac· counts . Life is sending Milton Greene to Europe to photograph Maximllllan Schell at his Bavarian hunting lodge. (And won't that be a nice change from stomach operations in full color!) . . .. The F'rench are being funny, banning the Danish film "Weekend" tor being "too sexy." Come on, garcorut! 11 l~fedical Renort c=-~=an~:;y lrooble, E~i::F;'i. > . r months now, nothing will ala -··-· to air. She stiU gets mad '1"-~ ~;~~~~a · the . By Wayne G. Brando!atl~ .'III.D. gam filling, but such a cause Q- Is rlnp.rm primarily a would have been discovered by !ungus condition or a blood your dentist. In a few )lj!l'sons . condition? How can I get rid of sleeping with the moutb open it? Is it th~ same u athlete's is asroclated wiUt a salty taste. loot? If you are taking medicines A - RIDgworm to a fungus that contain ammonium or cal· diliease that may attack any clum chlorldate, sodium or popart of the skin but It has a tassium Iodide, or sodium bl· marked preference for parts carbonate, this could be the lliat are moist. For this reason cause. II you are not taking any it is common in the groin and of these try cutting dO!"'I or in the feet w~ere It is called ath· eliminating table salt I rom tete's loot. Many perSOD9 who your diet for a week and see If are not in the least aUtletlc also that wlli not help you. 1et it. A new fungicide, chior· oxylenol, has proved very ef· Q - What would cause me to lective in some persons who , feel pain in a leg that was tal<·have used it. en off 10 years ago? Reeeat otadlea Indicate thai A- Nearly every perSOil who in oome perBODo rod • abaped has an amputation has ROme "-ttntal ratller than n lmlpo palo!u! senstatinn in the oevereaase athlete'• loo~ 'ftls mndd ed ending of Ute ne"e that a~ctUDI lor the laUure or ...,.. supplied \he lost leg. Thlo Ia victims lo gel J'OIIot tnm aoy called phantom lei pain, Iii of tbe fugle!dos •nd I« lhelr -··-- TCM'N,CIT'I AND 5U6URB f.IAS ALL )(I NOS OF S10NS TO TE LL 'fOU .JUST 'WHAT BAILIWICK '\'OU'RE PASSIN(> I~! havo said many times in the past : First, find the exact cause. When Ibis Is done the , ' . treatment presci'lbed by your c· • doctor is often surprisingly easy, But always, you must keep your I leet ao dry as poMible as much ElRUT, Lebanon tUPII....sllna ill owr. men-howeVer 'ine>.'perot lhe time as pti"ible. havt appeared of a posalble ri&- ianced-ID key pooltlono. lng tide agalnat the Boath pariJ 'l'hil policy ia el.almeo to bo foe. Q ·- For ..vera! weeks I control m Syria and Iraq, boUt terlng a oteadtl) inereu.lng anti· ' have had a salty taste In my locked in· a bitter Ideological S.ath alli!PO• In lhe ctvll serv· mouth. I've checked with my conllict wltb U.A.R.'s Prealdent 1ce and lhe armed !or<ea, wbore dentist and lulve used different Gamai ~ No-. "'niorlt) has oomet- beeD I&· ' kinds of mouthwash but ~ Sy1ia iJ ..,. deep in a polltlcal nored. . !ng seems to help. What could erillll ,Y{)!!Cb bu ..., IIG Boath . Tbe Syriall crisis be&an !Alai cause Utls? pt!M!Dient maneuver l'8pelltedly month wi"' a Baatbjat old to clfl) A - 'ftll. nlher · baffling tO avoid Ill open elasb with the tbe wllip ol Del-· llllntstOr SYl"J>Ionl is olroer\>ed In oome ..,. Blljlthlllo. Zlad AI illii, a IliaD ltltll' a pol'SOIUI who smoke excessive- lrlq rei'entl,y lliUIIIUilCed the strona perso'nij' folli>w!n& Ia the ly. U )I· • smoke try cuttln~ tl crulhiDI ol •a Vile Cominunlo 1 1ormy, b7 trlnot!lfflna ~broad or · ou~ for tour or five weeks and piot." but thj reporta reselling d!~Rflll ' oiuilher of hto olou see wbether the salty taste db· •here indicate !hal tlie . plntters aniiy ~~~oe~li!ei; ' ":.~::;,;;;;;;;appears. CUtting out omokl118, ""'!;• by ll!l ~!ll.,only Comm•· , baf\Wd the IJ!OV• bit. wUI &fve you other dlvidellds idjlt, ~ '"'; '•; . terl.v. · /1 . · . , . . . 11, On lilt other hand, the In botli ,Iraq and Syria oboerv· !lilt the Pilllloaal tlevol'!i!IJII•'l'. . ' . !. ' .• . . .. taste may be d~o ·to an a c i d ll1'll bolleoe !!It ·trauhle llftllo I'NocU ilt#l~. Rarlif ,111 .IUW .. · '71Ji.. l_witlw ~ · saliva in contact with an ~ 1 from S.a~ ~ • ~P.Ia,":!,"' ' .,O.,~ ~,:4~ . ,. . • I""" wen. s Mike Evans pitched a nohitter lor a 17·1 ylctory over the Red Sox Thursday, and John Ingels came beck Friday with a four-hit, 2-1 win over the Senaton, to keep the Mid· dleport Boys' League Yankees on top of the heap with no defeats in oecond half play. · Evans fanned II, walked nobody, allowing ju!t one run In the fourth wben Rex Roush was ~n;.~;,.~!lrd~ ner':"='"v~:· R Ri World 1'ar I ver eport New Haven ~ ~!.,m:,.-:i :!::' open· :,am,!!;,~;~. ':t!: In Gallipolis ••=•~an~the~~sh~o=rts:to~p~'~s~m:isc;u~·e=Th~eiY~a~nk=ees~'~l~ng:e:l•~=~l;rr~· ::a "All Your Shopping Under One Roof' A~""' JJc SMOKED PICNICS, lb. ·BEEF LIVER 19c lb. Breekfast Club COFFEE TREND LIQUID All Purpoae Grind LAUNDRY STARCH lb. 49c Big p~'! 25c Oolty Madison Salad Dressing __ •..39c DRY GOODS e SPORTS WEAR e • ·. · ·: ers, Walter and Clarence Par- S:"'; · • · a. m., ey sons, both ol Columbus, and three stepchildren, James Say· re of Kanauga, Mrs. Donald (Irene) Payne of Florida, and Mrs. Maxme Camp of Columbus. One stepson preceded him lln death d 34 3· 10 a m · Defender · own · · ·' down 34, 5:30 a. m . ; Walter Mr. Parsons was active in the Williamson down 34, 8:25 a. m. affairs of the Veterans of ForGallipolis Dam - Crucible eign Wars, and serv~ in the down 2:20 p. m.; Semet down color guard. Services will be 8:15 p. m.; Edeana Bosworth held at 2 p, m. Salurda) at Mill· up 11:15 p. m.; A. L. Nash er's Home for Funerals. Rev. down 7:40 a. m.; OVEC down Plants cemetery. Friends may clear that an accusei;l slxluld 8:20 a. rn. , c~ n ~t the funeral home Friday assistance in communieating with Kanawha River - Solvay up ' JO moq 3Ql IIlun pau uoouJaue a relative, attorney or London 2:45 a . m.; Elgercliff the service. · down Marmet 6:15 a. m.; Lucy person immediately after his rest, he would be willing to Jane Lucas down Winfield 4:45 believes a statute should make such a bill. ".I woitld hope, however," the governor, ' 'the would be cautious about language that would give the sUspicion that solicitation legal businO!IS among newly SHOES WAID CROSS' SONS rested prisoners is oo lm.ger disapproved.•• WATERMELON SUPPER Girl Scout Troop 6 of Porn· eroy will sponsor a watermelon supper this Saturday from noon until 9 p. rn. in front of the Pomeroy city hall. Funds will 1860-RACINE, 0.-1963 "WHERE YOU DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING UNDER ONE ROOF" SIMON'S Beer and Wint' Carry-Out Saturday 9 to 9 ~If-Service Market WY 2·3975 Pomeroy Damascus Is f Cent er 0 Revolutt"on WEINERS Mrs. 1 E, vaeationi in Canada 8 n N th United Slat or as ern es. Mr. and Mrs. Phltip Wolpert and Suzanne spent the we<!k· ll with her parents, Mr. and Mrs., J. V. McGrew. Their daughter, Gay remained to visit with her · grandparents. : .. . Mrs. Ph1hp Batey and chd· dr~n. are spending two weeks VISitmg her parents, Mr. and · day at the Post Office in Point ek ' • Pleasant. For appoin!"'ent, weMr: and Mrs. Edwin Stein call Sgt. Judd any evemng at visited in Winchester, va. sevGI 6-W!I!I, In Galllpohs. eral days. Mr. and Mrs. Henry CUnningBEIRUT, Leb.anon (lJPII - A TWO SOLDIERS MISSING ham, and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene 1 revolution was reported under Hudnall and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hartman and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kerr in Dayton, Ohio recently. Mrs. Thomas Grinstead, Mrs. William McFarland, Mrs. Clyde Rice and daughter, Jackie were shopping ln Ravenswood a n d Parkersburg on Friday. Jerry Wiles, son of Mr. and · Mrs. Karl Wiles, has been initishl Embassy." U.S. Sev-en.th Infantry Division, iated into Scabbard and Bla•de .I At ooon, Radio Baghdad in '!be soldiers were swept down- National honorary R.O.T.A. fra· neighboring Iraq reported that an j stream when they a~empt.ed to ternity at Mar shaD University. attempt to overthrow the Syrian 1 walk across the river early At present he is attending n.,•. 11 sight. Then it suddenly went of~ the air. 2~1b.$1.00 pkg. FRESH, PURE GROUND BEEF T.C. E:Urnmer camp for sl 1: Damascus Radio broadcasts a . m. today was 86 degrees un· monitored in Beirut indicated that der clear skies. a coup may have been staged by follower• of Maj. Gen. Ziad HarMAN FINED iri, former defense minister and chief of staff who was forced into James Cadle has been fined exile in Paris this month. $5 and costs by Middleport MaHariri helped the Baathist gov- yor Lee Smith on a charge of ernment of Syria oust pro-Nasaer intoxication. elements from power. then wasl----'------ Summer Merchandise Now I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ ;;;; purged hillli!Oif. ers' Circus ln Parkersburg August 2 and 3 at 8 p. m. at TO SEE CIRCUS the Parkersburg High school Wards of the Meigs County stadium. The Shrinera donate children's home, about 15, have Ute proceeds from this to the Invited to attend the Shrin- Crippled Children's Fund. ALL ~izes BONES S s1 lb. 7' I~ S1 :SAUSAGE StoreWide Clearance Final Clearance! ~rKhPork Pure 'Pork July The temperature in Pome- lroy's business district at 11 :43 I·· 39~ lb. ..,_____ Bring It To Goessler'sI ME~T • Pickle Loaf • Dutch Loaf eSau.. eBologna eMincod Htm IN I .00 PACKAGES ENDS dren of Berkley Springs, w. Va. !ngton is villltlng at the home Friday and latur4ay and Mrs. Sylvia Florey and cbfi. of her daughter and family, Mr. July lf·:IO dren ol Columbus, Oblo visited and Edwin Stein. Geo Stevena' last week with Mrs. A family picnic was beld on "'!r~~h:!!~J" Miller and Mr. and Mra. Harry Sunday evening at the N • f;lizabeth Taylor Miller. Hoven Park. Attending we1re ll '!:f..r~:c:1 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Roush Mr. and Mrs. BUI Miller, Mr. Jameo Dean C and Mr. and Mro. Walter and Mrs. Billy Mlller and Cote, Chill W~~ne Wilbon stead were vacationing recent- Mr. and Mrs. Barry Mont.gom· Running time.: 3 Bro. ZOmln. ly In the mountains in We 1 t and MicheUe and Melinda, Sundoy, Moncloy, T - , Virginia. of Belpre, Ohio; Miss Shel· July 21·22-U Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rick~ by Grinstead of Parkersburg, "DAY1 01' WINI and daughters and Mrs. Ad a Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rice and AIIO ROIIl Richard visited relatives In Jim, Jackie and John Jack Lemmon 1M Remick Philadelphia, Pa. last week. BooneviUe, Ind., Mr. and Charles Biekford Sara and Sandy Thomas Grinstead and Alar Hewitt Jaek~S::l Tom of Lima,' Ohio Yisiled several Mr. and Mrs. William Me· Debbie weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Ed· Farland and Charles and Ray· win Roush. mond, Mr. and Mrs. C I iff Mrs. Lndemia VanMatre and Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Arthur Allen spent sever- Roush. Becky a~d Joey, Mr. al days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Bill Grmstead all of H M d'th in Bel Haven omer ere 1 iiiiiii pre, ':;.;;[ ji.~~~· Mrs. Orpha Ohlinger has ' tel, Tu~ay at the Masonic League Convention at Thiel Col· ' Temple m Pomeroy and Thurs- lege at Greenville Pa last i BACON . S 99c G~. p. m.; Lelia Shearer down Win· NEW SCHEDULE · . Be d l . !Jeld 6:30 p. m., aver own , Army Recruiter Sgt. Kenneth M J G s 'tt in D 1 th Winfield_ 8:.45 p. m .; Helen Z. 1o. Judd has announced a new lllrs. · · WI :ers an or ' Win!1eId 10 : 15 p. m. h d 1 sc re uMe nd placing him In Galli· R . ev. J ac k we1c h and Myra 1 0 po . s ay, Wednesday and Roush from St. Paul's Luther· Fnday at the Park Central Ho- an Church attended a Lutheran government "has been foiled ." Wednesday. Damascus Radio announced a I •· curfew this morning warning I I..OCAL TEMPS citizens they risked being shot on 1 SKINLESS Sliced MBGS THEATIE . J be used for the scout's trip •• 1....... in the Syriao capital of DaSE?UL, Ko.rea IUP]) - Two California. today, with tanks, artil- AmeriC~n soldiers swept away ~y lery, and soldien involved in th.e swift current of the Han tin fighting. River north of here were missmg The British Embassy here said and .presumed dead ~~ay, acit received a cable from Damas- cordmg to an an.n~uncement by cus reporting fighting "in the U.s. Army aut~rJhes. Including Thursday center of Damascua . . . small . ~ two ~ldier11 • we': not lden· arms, tanks, and artillery are in tif~ed, pendmg notiflc~tion of rei9:00 to 7:00 action within sight of the (Brit- abves. They were asslgo~ to the OPEN EVERY DAY LUNCH :::•Mrs Jyde Rtce put tile .shoe on the wrong foot.'' down ~:20 a.m.; L. W. Sweet the V. F. W., will have charge and family of Buckhannon, W. • He sa1d that li the legislature up 6:30 a m.; Harriett M. of the services. Burial will be in Va. spent the weekend here for _ own -.x':::' •""'*" chilttre. end visiting ln Columbus, Ohio. said he tilought it " ... seemed to down 2:10 a. m.; Ahon Zephyr C. J . Lemley will officiate, and Mr. and Mrs. William Nease Apple Sauce:~~-_ 2 29c Table Napkins vo ne rohn ~orrow;p 532• 4·10 .a·:·· d nna a. ~· 11 ~ 45 ' LUMB 1 ( 1 own ' : a. m.; 0 Y J:es A. ~odesUP~-a ~d up 34 • 3 ' 15 P·. m.; lllino~~ ~= bill Wednesday passed by there-:· 3/~,P· rn~ ~:s!:m down cent session o! the le"'siature 34 • 1.30 p. :·vII Voyager 8 •· Swwt Brier Br1nd Pert lr•nd 1 8 saying the measure was "poorly d !ted .. ra .. The b1ll would have insured the right of an attorney to visit a prisoner whether or not charges had been !iled. In stating his opposition to the measure, Rhodes 19c quart l4om: :-=.· TOMieH'Ji&l'ttiJIAY Mra CArl 'l'enoant and child- alto t1slted otber ftllallnl wldle ll Glenn Ford 1M · Mr and Mrl Gerald Clark here .....,.._ ~:~~ lui ~ Harry Hoffman aad do"' NfT HA-ID · Mra Manln Marr (Cine!~.!:'::r'Color! vacationing at Lake Riley near ,ghter, Judy, · · Ja•ne HOJUfltld Weoton, W. Vo. and clauchter, Brenda ,... • Ca.lltooo. J Mr. and Mrs. EddJe of Mrl. Vide caiQTra ner bave returned home ,.8 at Alhenl, Oblo. Brondo Bob llotlllu - - - - - - ----U In Fl rlda the bouseguelt o1 The HoH· va: for thiJ weet. ~ Jim ckl and · Mr d Mrs BUI of Boo~~vllle' 1~ ~lslted d,r~en B~bara and . POMIIOY. OMIO .,. 51 week w!Ur h.,: parents Mr are • .;..t!nlag this ,...,k 11 --,-ON~IG·HT~N·OT~~OP~I-.IIMrs. T!Jomas Myrtle Beach, s. c.of Hunt. . NOT OI'IN Mrs. Jack Hunter and chlJ.· Mrs. Z. T. Maynard came~ _m·;.;;: Third Bill Is Snagged By Rhodes' Veto ana. New . . . . P•u.... at n. ll.rll - .II Mr. and ...... Clarmoe ,...,. olllla. t Sr and ~-~, nw... ~- •-' u. IIIII '"- N - ~"" nan , . - . .,.. - . ...,., ~ ~ """"' Mrl ClareDce Rdlerl TOMtllll at Bridgeport, Olllo _ . ,. Veteran Dies Albert Lee Plii'IOOI, •. I vet. eriD o1 World Wor I, and a resldenl or the Libby llcUI, died tolddenly at 11-10 p m Wedne&cia • • • Y 1D Holzer bo8pltal. He bad C!lllered the h01pltal less than two hours prior to btJ death. Mr. Plll'BOill served oVerseu durmg World War I •• a mem.. ber of Co. D. ill*h Englneen andb.allltook Part •~- several major 1 single, Demoskey a lPm.; Annette Jones up 14, eo .. he and with his triple, and Tom ~ : 50 p.m.; Elisha Woods up 14, to Galbpubs from war Pomeroy a single. 3:55 a. m.; A. E. Dyteo up IT, at one lime was employed at Senators IIIII 11011-1 4 Z 4 :l$ p. m.; Lady Grace up 1l, the Gallipolis State Institute, Yankees 0111 Olx- Z 6 3 4:ZII p. m.; Jerry Booworth .later with the county highway Demoskey and T. Hawley, down II, 6:35 a. m.; Blue Seal department, In more recent and Conde. down 19, 1:50 1• m.; Chria Jr. years he w~ with a taxi comSox 11011 101)... I 0 4 qp 20, 5:45 a. m.; Craig M. pany and retu:ed in 1955 due to Yanke•" 1~(10) lOx- 17 10 I down Zl, 6:45a.m.; C. V. !Jam. a heart COndition. B. Lewis and Roush. Evans rer down 22• 5' 35 a. m.; A. V. He was born June I, lti!K In Conde. ~hrla do;' ~il~JZ: IS a. Jackson county, W. Va., only .;: up d' · 23 a? m.;... RaY· son of the late Mr. and Mrs. wney own ' a. ·' Edward Parsons. He was marenswood up Greenup 7' 15 p.m.: rled to the former Carrie Sayre ~uny ~ Gree;p 9 ·20 m~, of Antiquity in 1930 and she preaynC:,al ~ ~:PIS · ceded him In death in 19M. I~-~ tl d u~l 's·3o aa. m·: Survivors are two hallbroth- and scored later on another eight, walked noneJ in BERRY'S WORLD I 18, 1963·3 eight, walked five, giving . up s1x bits. In the third R. Howard wu G 11 1 e fddillp: G<JU!polft life oo an emir and scored on 1 !llgels error. Bobby Lewb was "" led the llilrd witb a single, was 20.11, Pl. ~1111111t 2S.Itl, IIIIIlosing pitcher, living up .tO erased at second, and Conde ton .78 stationary, Kanalllla !amlin& seven, walking out. But Evans atng. Falls .110 lallln1, CbarlellaD 11.· having four bobbles and scored 011 Rice's single 1111 stationary. London, Marmot him. b ba and Winfield dams wore on the Y a two- se er- . Grogan was the big in the outfield. Sills. with tJu:ee !or three, all Tied at I· I until the tilth, the Boat movementa• . . . . . . . . . .. Evans also had two Conde singled with one Oblo River - Orlentan dawn Jim Conde homered in and scored on EYans sec- 113, 4 a. m.; Aliquippa up If, Yanks' big third inning straight oingle. Gene Pow- : 1 : 4~ p. m.; Zimmer up 14, 2:30 19 runs scored ala<> singled. · p. m.; Charleroi up 14, $:1.5 TilE SENATOR GAME Senator bitters were Jerry :p. m.; Frelborl<r up 14, 8:35 ·=:o.. I . amuslJig upel'leneU.· - most peJ'S9118 Utls clears up In a lew months. Operations to fur. Uter remove sensory pathways to or in the brain have been attempted when the pain Is persistent and severe, but the resulta are often disappointing. exile July 11. The failure of the Baath to Q -My ollter has a craving grant adequate reJl' .....tatlon !""~~~~-;;;~ to eat raw rolled oats. She is Syrilon Nuserlto elemenll 1o tb~l ~~~~!~ l&inin& weight: Is it harmful to post-coup cabinet oparked .. ::::.:--.~ eat roUed oats raw? crlllo and put 1o doobt the A - ~ outs may be .eat- tabllshmeot of the tr(jJartlto ·IUaitt-l en raw wjthout harm, but an ed Arab federation Iraq esceSiive pin in weight Is and Egypt. ' harmful and the rolled oats-may be o cootrlbutJnc factor. The rea10ns (or the claJIJ Pletse .... yoar qaettloaa complex. Both aupport ~b llld ..,llllllbll to Dr. W"yyoe tlonallsm and Arab unitJ ,... ,.,. G. GriDIIatidl, M.D., fi1 oliN they diller dlametrlcalcy on "!'••- or lhil paper. While Dr• ....,... should lead Utlo part oflhe worliL " otadt c-ol ..,_ IDdlftlul !ellen, be wJU • • - 1et1en or leBOral bderettl Ia lalllrt> eelumna, p 0verthrow 0 f Baath arty Seems . ertatn In. Mid•E-· ast SP£E D1'"0 0 11 .', enough, and OCCislonally Bolte! ill care of 1 h II ' · about and slams • few doors, newspaper. · but no throwing. ----I ID1 wrlllnl Utll letter for two reasons: flrat, just lor your .":t. a~y~=~0=~~ what I Foreign News Col~mentary ONTRAIN A EVER'{ hu o., J,uly Evans Ge.ts No-Ht"tter In • l . Ov R d 17•1VIC ory er e OX s Today's ' ·, Daily Sentlllel, Pomeroy-Middleport, DOD Does It Right The First Time The Goodyear-Logan coup is the first score the Rhodes admin can claim. Goodyear had de· to take its $900,000 permanent to foreign soil in Michigan when Holl-Wilson team took the ball for 0~ "Junior!" ' ' eoMMENTATING EDITORIALLY of Commerce. r I The Daily Sentinel Since DOD has done it in Logan. we thould pause to concern ourselves how 1he soil in Meigs county for new industry may become like that in Hocking, and how we might reap a similar harvest. DOD, Department of Development, headed by Gov . Rhodes' appointee George E Wilson, served as the lens of a camera in focusing efforts of the Lo· gao Traade club and Rhodes' own office in making the first new industry break· through . According to a recent editor· lal by Ned Stout in The (Columbus) Dis· patch, thank yous flew thickly at a meet· ,ing in the governor's office after Good· !:vear Tire and Rubber's new production ilne at Logan turned out its first piece a pilot plant. On the receiving end of many of these yous was Barton A. Holl, Logan and president of the Ohio I 3 S1 lb. but not • every 1n stylet ~ DEPENDABLE Watch Repair Service · There's a lot more to/f~ 1 w11tch than Just h!rning a screw. It taJrea a sp'eclallst to know ust ~~~~~ lo do. Bring your w~teh here for quality r .. piMf at seni!lble prlca. " ALL SUMMER SHOES Drastic l•tfonsU . J . .· ·Marguerite's Shoe . '· 1~ E. MAIN �I . • • , 'tl '' • ' ' Pattti'M 'Red Rot' ·Tommy AJJ.. STARS · Spencer Hurls Reds Lose 3-1 To Nine Behind / ' No Hitter In Tourney CINCINNATI CUP I1 - The is two for 45 and hi; avera&• hu ' I n•uml~ IS hokb no plar<! amonl dipped 311 polnla to .za&. '1 · f h Other llumpora ~~~.~ three for 34 V ,,-a. '"" foe n1nt after a 14 or • k and G Fre..e f...,. lot Rolt, Tommy Spencer berame the their lead to H on just one hit fot a walk In the fifth inning, the first Inning when Davey many auporttlti<llll o t • fvuo·th pitcher to record a no- as D. Hackott wall<ed, scored on but was left stranded when .singled, Gacy Sowell trioh, btd If things continue to. go s.i hit game in lhe Kyger Creek 8 single by D. Smilh, who Spencer fanned the next three doubled h1m home, and then the way they have been gotng, . last 8atW"&y. ' Little League Tournament Wed- scored later on an error. batters, and S. Dunfee, who was on error. Jim O'Toole may adopt the supe.... confirmed hll cb4tiat nesdav night when he hurled The White Sox tallied the rin- safe on an error. Pltcher Jtm dki not per· or Bob to burl J.on1Jht'l the Gallipolis Senators lo &-O ,al run of the game in the sixlb Hartinger pitched a fine mit a hit by Fb~r·s ~til the . The atyli8b southpaw. who won . rinale with the CardJnalt, wbe victory OYt'r the Middleport Iwhen Berridge led off with a game .him_seJf. as he allowed bottom of Ule SIXth inn~ as ''Come OD, let~. talk It .• , 13th tame on Junt 20, failed have moved to I lie for JeODd Braves in the second game. , triple and scorfd on a ground only st). htts, struck out eight. he ~ade that 2-G lead ·stand up there!" Wednesday night In his fifth pf. .. pli~<ce ln the National League rd Powerful Fi~her 's Dept. Store out. and walked three. ror ftve inmngs. to reach 14 M the Cincinnatl by beating the Redl two Jtralp&.. of Pt Pleasant won its third Bill Hackett was the winning ' Of the six hits rollected by Then, Crow gave up • leadwere defeated. H by St. ' WASHINGTON IUPP - ..,., Ro Sadeckl will pitcl> foi' Iiiii tuuro~ment game and ad\·anced pitcher as he allowed eight hil s, Gidlipolis , Spencer had a pair off single to Pete McDermitt, Cardinal flamethrower Bob nd half ol the Washington Yd \ lnto second round play with 8 wetlked one-, and struck out two, o [ doubles and shortstop Bruce Danny Rayburn singled, and i ~:..kins' bomb-throwing baUery Car !1. 3-;.. win over the Syracuse In- Taking the loss for Gallipoli!! Harreld blasted a triple and a was forced at second ~ Keith In the five games, O'Toole ha.! signed his 1963 contract today. dians and the Middleport Jndi- was Jim Harrison. who gave up single, Mike MiiHron h:t a run- Bragg's smash. Randy Buf'!lam 38 innings, allowing only Flanker Bobby Mitchell, wh 0 ens ~ged the Gallipolis White . nine hits, fanned eight, apd scoring double in the . thi~d 1~-- t~en walked_ to ~ut TUI\Ders ~t 12 earned hli1S for an average the National Footbal1 League Snx 8--fi. walked two . Ining for the first Gallipolis h1t , hrsl and third with one run tn But while he has been on re<"eptions la~l year, 1 tgned Liltlf! and Archer each had and the other hit was a run~ and two o~ts. Th_e hero of the the mound hls teammates a repQrJed $20,000. 'l1te Red· ~e second ~ound of tourney I two hits for Middleport while s~:oring Sl'1gle by Danny Adkms game, David Collier, then came . scored only four runs. Ht ' quarterback act1on opens thts evening as the Sims collected two for Galli~ in the fourth inning. to the plat~ and promptly Racme ran ove~ Pomeroy been charged wit.h defeata in Snead'l signing TuHl14 surviving teams he!!:in the pohs Spencer was nearly robbed of smashed a smgle that S(!(lred In the Summer High School five. atretch ~attle for berths in the By. winmng , the Middleport his no-hitter in the sixth inning both Bragg and Burnam with League Wednesday by ! rous- For Gibson, things have Mitchell caught 72 passe! tn 1 ~quart~r~f~nals. . Indians will now meet Center- when S. Dunfee slammed . a siz· the winning runs. ing 1 ~ 1 score. wh~n seven going differently. The hard-tb.Nw· for t,384 yards and 11 touch· Hobson was rough on the SteBegmmng tonight, only two ville at 8:30 p. m. Saturday. zler toward second. but It was . . Pomeroy pitchers tried to in righthander who won 15 1o HI hi do ........... 1 ' games will bf! played instead of SECOND GAME rumbled bv Harreld for an er- Crow pitched a m~elous the onslaught. g b-' b. aking his right . , lnjories s w m wn warts Wednesday eV~~;~w'li a three At 7 p m todav the Pl. T S d. . 't' · game a• he ha4 a no-h1tter go- Jack Bostic whiffed six nore "' ed the latter part of the se•son Middleport Men'o Fast Ptich Pleas~nt Boiler~aker~ tangle 11 ommyld pencerb II Imt'm ~: ror . ing until that dlsasterous slxth eroy batters and gave up only late lalt seasoD, hou regalnnd coach Bill McPeak said he softball, winning 1~1, on Leak with Hartley Sales of Pt Pleas- . -year ~-t cu7e- 8 ei ur\ The victory nnw places the inning. He allowed · thr~ hits, ·one -free pass. Larry for~ after 8 sllaow startda 1. the fleet back to ha\'e a Wise's slick four-hitter. . &nt and in the second co~test at 1\ a~o- 1 dpe; ~;~a~~e ~ ~ Senators oppo~ite the strong struck out nine, 8nd walked helping Bostle oot wllh mne of ~~r std tein : ; year this fall . ' His mates rapped out 18 hftl -1:30 it will be Red'! Meah or P' ~ "~ant " •a • ." hu.atouit· Fisher ~pt. Slore te<:!m from just three. pitching, 5trud. eut all six sions. His only lR:Ih eatt ubr "15 da off the Stfwarts' Toodle Darst. po 1s ~na ors 10 v-v s t t . . . . th 1 . 1 was lil s utou y an Y Bi Hob hitters were Led Pt. Pleasant vs the Pomeroy over the Mtddleport Braves. Pt. 1-'1easant a 7 p. m. nex The_ wmnmg pitcher was Me~ his outs m e. asl two Inn ngs. Koufax Ohio State Football g son l Jets. Spencer became the fourth Monday. IJ:ermttt, who permitted five Pomeroy ptchmg struck The started himself, Ron Manley, ar d FIRST GAME pitchPT to chalk up no.hit THIRD GAME hits, struck out 13. and ditl not ,seven batters and gave up II . ht ·ng , Trainer Is Honored Mike Little, each with three 8 \. The Middleport Indians earn- gamE- in the tourney and did it Although outhit 5--3, the give up a walk. free . . ing hit COLUMBUS - Ernest R. hits. Jack Slavens of the lo.ser[ ; ed a second round berth by by striking out 15 batters and er Dept. Store team used their Lipscomb had two singles of The btg sttcks ror Racme Rose and surrendered a double Biggs, Ohio State University's had two or their four hits. i ocormg early and then wtlh· walking just one or the 20 thre. hils plus fou r errors by the five Syracuse hits. were Will Ours With two stn· Fraok Robinson. They had athletic trainer since 1942, has IHobson 472 041 I -19 18 I , aiate rally by the Gal- ters he faced. The only Middle· the Indians to post a Fisher's will now meet the gles, Peanuts Wlcklme two er chance tn the fourth when been selected oo the •lafr or' Stewarts 000 001 o- I 4 10 : ttpolls Whtte Sox to wm J)Jrt base runners were Jimmer oarrow 3-2 victory. G&llipolis Senators next Monday and . a smgle, Gordon son walked three, but a tra\ners for the 1964 Olympic L. Wise ana Duke lf.:ie. 1.) •!'fit · Although he gave up eight Hartinger who worked Spencer Syraruse scored two runs in at 7 p. m. F1sber two _singles , Dave Spen- plav ended the threet and Games jn Tokyo. Blggs joined and Pickens . ·ts Bill H k tt hung ,·n there ' ----rer three smg~ and a double the Oh'to State staff :o 1939 as In women's slow ••.tch plaJ bI • ac e . . Bo . 1 tha·t Gibton was in command. . 1es, Roy p rof'tt' and pitched the Indians to thetr stic wo smg 1 k . 1 d' assistant and with the excep- the Spitfires took a rone game bii!: .win over the White Sox. andd Larry each, me of time in service, has been lead 6-1, to . J 0Price a hsingle d . eryHe hitt« inouth t et2ord, « u atmggh 2 over 'th the IIRamblers, • , Wedn duty since. Mtddleport scored a run m the an erry wens a two sm· d ed 1 . 1 5- , Wl an . -v wm ~:toofirst inning when P. Archer · gles. o~ce, :"b. sca~t~ blour smges Biggs, who has devised many day. Hope BLshop was wlnnD"I singled stote second ~nd ~corFor the losers, George Harris a ter 01 msonhos ou. eed . hit training appHances, also has pticher. She also got three hill. ' ' O'Too e w perm1U 10 ed on an error. had two singles and Dennis nd k ed thes ]coi1dUicted many summer trAin~ For the Ramblers Stidham a1a4l 11 Moore and Micky Menchini had 8 struc ~ut seven, a ov: th ing clinics In various oarts 'lf Wright each had two hltl. Gallipoll• look a 3-1 lead In >ingles. Cards to lie . t~e bsco~ell'" J • country. The Olympic dut- Spitfires 113 021 3-11 13 I the top of the third when they Racine 226 304 2-19 17 don ad •mbgl •b .' ,:. u ': ~v~ les are expected to take Biggs Ramblers 003 021 0- 110 11 banged out four hits. Thre-e sue~ . . Pomeroy 000 002 0- l 4 an a 00 e ) wn c r away from the campus during Bif;hop and Sara P~lea. cessive singles by Gene Boster, By FRim DOWN had a_homer ~nd a smgle ~'hen Wa~hJ_n~ton Senators 8-2, the De· BoHtic. Price (61 and ~pcncer Se tember a!ld October of next Jane Acree, Jane Cartwrigbt Vance Heck, and Tom Sims UPI Sparls WritPr the Yankees wlupped the lrolt flgers routed the Baltlmor• Mem:hini Phil Swindell (3} The Cards won the game in p (2) and were followed by a rielders When in doubt, decide in fa\'Or sota Twins, _-4.ft, Wednesday mght Or~oles, 9-_1, the- Kansas C'Hy Ath~ Menchini' (31, Bruce Simp~ wilh a two-run raOy, year. ' i f:hoice, and then Andy Graham of youth. Ibefore a CJowd of 42.034 - the letJCs whipped the Boston Red (4), Moore J5l , Harris (6), and was ironical lh-'Jt, as in whacked a two-run single. That's been manager Ralph ] largeHt evf': to see a base~all Sox, B·l, and the Los Angt'les An- Simpson (6), and Curd. night'• game, a bunt attempt Middleport came back with Houk'IS policy since he became g3me m Mmnesota. The oss 1gels topped the Cleveland a key factor . But where the Ih f I th ' five runs in the bottom of the manager of the New York Yan- dro.ppt'(I e bpen . nan · ope u ans, 7-2 and 1-0, in other •meri-1 n, bunt was 8Uecessfully executed h d th f Lthird ort successive sin~les by kee.s in 1961 and il has paid off Twin~ 7'1-z games e ~~ e ron can League games. WJTHDRAWS FROM MEET Tuesday, it failed Wednesday Archer, D. Hackett, Bl11 Hac~ dramalirally in the cases of runmng w_orld cha~pJons. i In_ the Nalional Leagut>, Los ~NDON IUPIJ ; \ kett, and arter one out, J. Glaze pitcher Jim Bouton and first~ The Chicago While Sox beat Agmrre pitched a five-hiltr efor Brightwell, the European 400 nigAlht. D' k ned 'th i ·'ed b 1 dd · 1 . ------t h· h . ler lC Groat o,e WI a smac... a ases- oa e Sin~ e, baseman _Joe Pepltone. . N.e-w York dow_rJed San. Franchi- er c amp~n~ . ~s Bill White fouled off a M. Mullen walked. and_ the f~fth The ultimate payoff, barnng a co. 9-7, St. Louis beat Cmcinnati, from the u .s. B~Jtish_ track and sacrifice attentJ~t. He then run scored when L. Little smg- spectacular upristng by some I 3'-1. Milwaukee defe.atetl field meet at White C1ty Aug. 1 8 d00 bl . t 0 1he fght . led , making five runs on five Ameri can League' contender.) IH, and Philadt>lphia · because of ligament trouble. f' Jd e 1m G d hils and the Indians were out looks like a romp to Houk 's third l Houslon. JD-9. ~r-ightwell, a surprise selection. Je :;~:·th~;!nd r;:t·o:'a lront 6-3. straight pennant. r . Ron Hansen hit a two-rurl hom- ~:~<:tid her was not fully fit for the b K Bo KNIT SHIRTS Gallipolis tallied two more in [n May , 1962, Houk was faced ' f'r and .Jim Landis had three hils I event. The JJ~ of :::~raJ Rfd hit· SPORT SHIRTS ValuH To 5.95 the. rou~th frame_ when Steve with a choice between veteran I to le-ad a 14-hit White Sox attack ' have reached such propor· 3.75 5.00 Val'ue _ SALE 3.29 Smith smgled, Su~s walked , R~in R_oberts and Bouton. He . that enabled Dave OeBusschere FOUR ('A.RDS SIGN that all mJ~nager Fred 4.00 Value- 2.95 Values To 4.00 8tld John Green smgled the~ decided m favor fB outon. And 1 The Pomeroy Jets romped I to win his first big It-ague game. ST LOUIS WPI 1- Four vet· wiU say is "We just 3.50 Volue- 2.29 SALE 2.95 .both home . In th~ botl~m 0: thts det'ided in favor of Boust.on. And lthe Pomeroy Redlegs lR·B in Hoyt Wilhelm shut out the eran . members of the St. J.ouis aren't hitting." ' . lnning: the lndtans mer a sed last winter Houk . ap~roved the Pomeroy B o y s' Le-ague tors for the last two innings Cardinals signed Wednesday Robinson hat had only nine trade of veteran BzH Skowron on Tuesday evenlnll,. pre-serve the rookie's win. the 1963 National Football and two runs batted in In 41 tUnes Men's & Boys• Summer the gro~nds th~t. he _had 22 -~ear- Jet pitchers Chuck Hannahs, . Htt Gra•d Slammer season. They were at bat this month, whi~ his old Pepitone wa1bng ~~ the wmgs .. Max l', olmer rmC y;,.~_il Pl\il- Gus Tria~s· sixth grand . backs Billy Stacy and Larry has dropped to .250. Leo Both moves have pa1d off hand- IUps teamed up to stnke tJilt homer of h1s career was the • son, center Bob Demarco and who recently had a ~mely. Bouton ~as de~eloped l seven batters a~ give up nint!' b]o,~ for . the Tig~• a~ H~nk l fensive guard Ken Gray. of 31 Umes without a hit, SUITS, v•lues to $65.00 - - - ~·. .• mlo a _12-gam~ wm~er . t~Js sea- free passes . Mik~ Roush 8nd Aguirre p1tche da fiVe-hitter for i1 1=iiii~iiiiiiii==;;_==~~;.;;_;.;;_~~~~~~.;;;; SUITS, values to $55.00 - - - ~.. uu . ~n while- Pep1tone Is h1t~mg .288 i Kelly McKenzie, Rtdle ~ pitch· his eighth lriuQ1ph. Steve Barber ~OC w1th l~ homers .. Rohtrts Is belo~·. ers, fanned four and allowt>d was tagb~d for three runs and 1 SUITS, v•lues to $50.00 $3a:l)lt pr. :500 WI~ the Orl(lles and Skov,rron ]seven free passes. sevt'n hits in five innings aOO SUITS, v•lues to $45.00 $30.00 Washtd •ncl pruHd battmg .217 lor the Los JeH Werry was the blg hit- fered his sPventh dE'feat against SUITS, nlues to $29.95 $23.00 les odgers. t.r for the Jets, gelling a home 12 Yiclol'ies. \.•und.r•Dry Cleaner:J Pitch~ ikvtD Httk>r and two triples.Other Jet Charlie (.au's thre-e-run homer eALL SUMMER SLACKS REDUCED ~ Pomeroy WY 2-5421 Boulon _ pikht>d a hitte1·s WP.re Ph~ll!ps with two in t~e first inr1ing and ~rge I. - - - and .s~~c~ out~~~~~~--·and a s1ng1e. Kenny 1Alus1k's grand slammer tn the eSTRAW HATS & SUMMER CAPS Reduced I a double and three e1ghrh paved the way for Kansaa All Merchandise is from our Folmer und Tim Gla7e City's Dave Segui to win his fifth aple~~ M. Howell, game with the nlnth·IMing relief two stock of nationally advertised brands and slng.e, and Larry aid of Johnny Wyatt. Dick Stuart PhilHps, Dennis Gilmore and had two hits for the Red Sox. R. Michaels had base knocks . Dean Chance pitched an eigl1t- ll • For the losers. Rou~h had two hittff in the nrst game and POMEROY POMEROY \ •hlgle,., Steve Haggy, two trip- Foytack and Art Fowler coon. II 538 W. MAIN les and a single. McKemie, a hined in a four-hitter in nightdouble and two !lingles, and Jeff eap as the Angels swt>pt the InMankin a double. dian.o; , Leon Wagner and Charley Red\egs :~00 ~OJ- 8 9 Deef\ paced the Angels' 14-hit at. SPECIAL 362 25x- 18 21 tack in the opener with three DUNLOP Roush (LP ). Mc Kenz1~ (3 /, each. 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'"" foe n1nt after a 14 or • k and G Fre..e f...,. lot Rolt, Tommy Spencer berame the their lead to H on just one hit fot a walk In the fifth inning, the first Inning when Davey many auporttlti<llll o t • fvuo·th pitcher to record a no- as D. Hackott wall<ed, scored on but was left stranded when .singled, Gacy Sowell trioh, btd If things continue to. go s.i hit game in lhe Kyger Creek 8 single by D. Smilh, who Spencer fanned the next three doubled h1m home, and then the way they have been gotng, . last 8atW"&y. ' Little League Tournament Wed- scored later on an error. batters, and S. Dunfee, who was on error. Jim O'Toole may adopt the supe.... confirmed hll cb4tiat nesdav night when he hurled The White Sox tallied the rin- safe on an error. Pltcher Jtm dki not per· or Bob to burl J.on1Jht'l the Gallipolis Senators lo &-O ,al run of the game in the sixlb Hartinger pitched a fine mit a hit by Fb~r·s ~til the . The atyli8b southpaw. who won . rinale with the CardJnalt, wbe victory OYt'r the Middleport Iwhen Berridge led off with a game .him_seJf. as he allowed bottom of Ule SIXth inn~ as ''Come OD, let~. talk It .• , 13th tame on Junt 20, failed have moved to I lie for JeODd Braves in the second game. , triple and scorfd on a ground only st). htts, struck out eight. he ~ade that 2-G lead ·stand up there!" Wednesday night In his fifth pf. .. pli~<ce ln the National League rd Powerful Fi~her 's Dept. Store out. and walked three. ror ftve inmngs. to reach 14 M the Cincinnatl by beating the Redl two Jtralp&.. of Pt Pleasant won its third Bill Hackett was the winning ' Of the six hits rollected by Then, Crow gave up • leadwere defeated. H by St. ' WASHINGTON IUPP - ..,., Ro Sadeckl will pitcl> foi' Iiiii tuuro~ment game and ad\·anced pitcher as he allowed eight hil s, Gidlipolis , Spencer had a pair off single to Pete McDermitt, Cardinal flamethrower Bob nd half ol the Washington Yd \ lnto second round play with 8 wetlked one-, and struck out two, o [ doubles and shortstop Bruce Danny Rayburn singled, and i ~:..kins' bomb-throwing baUery Car !1. 3-;.. win over the Syracuse In- Taking the loss for Gallipoli!! Harreld blasted a triple and a was forced at second ~ Keith In the five games, O'Toole ha.! signed his 1963 contract today. dians and the Middleport Jndi- was Jim Harrison. who gave up single, Mike MiiHron h:t a run- Bragg's smash. Randy Buf'!lam 38 innings, allowing only Flanker Bobby Mitchell, wh 0 ens ~ged the Gallipolis White . nine hits, fanned eight, apd scoring double in the . thi~d 1~-- t~en walked_ to ~ut TUI\Ders ~t 12 earned hli1S for an average the National Footbal1 League Snx 8--fi. walked two . Ining for the first Gallipolis h1t , hrsl and third with one run tn But while he has been on re<"eptions la~l year, 1 tgned Liltlf! and Archer each had and the other hit was a run~ and two o~ts. Th_e hero of the the mound hls teammates a repQrJed $20,000. 'l1te Red· ~e second ~ound of tourney I two hits for Middleport while s~:oring Sl'1gle by Danny Adkms game, David Collier, then came . scored only four runs. Ht ' quarterback act1on opens thts evening as the Sims collected two for Galli~ in the fourth inning. to the plat~ and promptly Racme ran ove~ Pomeroy been charged wit.h defeata in Snead'l signing TuHl14 surviving teams he!!:in the pohs Spencer was nearly robbed of smashed a smgle that S(!(lred In the Summer High School five. atretch ~attle for berths in the By. winmng , the Middleport his no-hitter in the sixth inning both Bragg and Burnam with League Wednesday by ! rous- For Gibson, things have Mitchell caught 72 passe! tn 1 ~quart~r~f~nals. . Indians will now meet Center- when S. Dunfee slammed . a siz· the winning runs. ing 1 ~ 1 score. wh~n seven going differently. The hard-tb.Nw· for t,384 yards and 11 touch· Hobson was rough on the SteBegmmng tonight, only two ville at 8:30 p. m. Saturday. zler toward second. but It was . . Pomeroy pitchers tried to in righthander who won 15 1o HI hi do ........... 1 ' games will bf! played instead of SECOND GAME rumbled bv Harreld for an er- Crow pitched a m~elous the onslaught. g b-' b. aking his right . , lnjories s w m wn warts Wednesday eV~~;~w'li a three At 7 p m todav the Pl. T S d. . 't' · game a• he ha4 a no-h1tter go- Jack Bostic whiffed six nore "' ed the latter part of the se•son Middleport Men'o Fast Ptich Pleas~nt Boiler~aker~ tangle 11 ommyld pencerb II Imt'm ~: ror . ing until that dlsasterous slxth eroy batters and gave up only late lalt seasoD, hou regalnnd coach Bill McPeak said he softball, winning 1~1, on Leak with Hartley Sales of Pt Pleas- . -year ~-t cu7e- 8 ei ur\ The victory nnw places the inning. He allowed · thr~ hits, ·one -free pass. Larry for~ after 8 sllaow startda 1. the fleet back to ha\'e a Wise's slick four-hitter. . &nt and in the second co~test at 1\ a~o- 1 dpe; ~;~a~~e ~ ~ Senators oppo~ite the strong struck out nine, 8nd walked helping Bostle oot wllh mne of ~~r std tein : ; year this fall . ' His mates rapped out 18 hftl -1:30 it will be Red'! Meah or P' ~ "~ant " •a • ." hu.atouit· Fisher ~pt. Slore te<:!m from just three. pitching, 5trud. eut all six sions. His only lR:Ih eatt ubr "15 da off the Stfwarts' Toodle Darst. po 1s ~na ors 10 v-v s t t . . . . th 1 . 1 was lil s utou y an Y Bi Hob hitters were Led Pt. Pleasant vs the Pomeroy over the Mtddleport Braves. Pt. 1-'1easant a 7 p. m. nex The_ wmnmg pitcher was Me~ his outs m e. asl two Inn ngs. Koufax Ohio State Football g son l Jets. Spencer became the fourth Monday. IJ:ermttt, who permitted five Pomeroy ptchmg struck The started himself, Ron Manley, ar d FIRST GAME pitchPT to chalk up no.hit THIRD GAME hits, struck out 13. and ditl not ,seven batters and gave up II . ht ·ng , Trainer Is Honored Mike Little, each with three 8 \. The Middleport Indians earn- gamE- in the tourney and did it Although outhit 5--3, the give up a walk. free . . ing hit COLUMBUS - Ernest R. hits. Jack Slavens of the lo.ser[ ; ed a second round berth by by striking out 15 batters and er Dept. Store team used their Lipscomb had two singles of The btg sttcks ror Racme Rose and surrendered a double Biggs, Ohio State University's had two or their four hits. i ocormg early and then wtlh· walking just one or the 20 thre. hils plus fou r errors by the five Syracuse hits. were Will Ours With two stn· Fraok Robinson. They had athletic trainer since 1942, has IHobson 472 041 I -19 18 I , aiate rally by the Gal- ters he faced. The only Middle· the Indians to post a Fisher's will now meet the gles, Peanuts Wlcklme two er chance tn the fourth when been selected oo the •lafr or' Stewarts 000 001 o- I 4 10 : ttpolls Whtte Sox to wm J)Jrt base runners were Jimmer oarrow 3-2 victory. G&llipolis Senators next Monday and . a smgle, Gordon son walked three, but a tra\ners for the 1964 Olympic L. Wise ana Duke lf.:ie. 1.) •!'fit · Although he gave up eight Hartinger who worked Spencer Syraruse scored two runs in at 7 p. m. F1sber two _singles , Dave Spen- plav ended the threet and Games jn Tokyo. Blggs joined and Pickens . ·ts Bill H k tt hung ,·n there ' ----rer three smg~ and a double the Oh'to State staff :o 1939 as In women's slow ••.tch plaJ bI • ac e . . Bo . 1 tha·t Gibton was in command. . 1es, Roy p rof'tt' and pitched the Indians to thetr stic wo smg 1 k . 1 d' assistant and with the excep- the Spitfires took a rone game bii!: .win over the White Sox. andd Larry each, me of time in service, has been lead 6-1, to . J 0Price a hsingle d . eryHe hitt« inouth t et2ord, « u atmggh 2 over 'th the IIRamblers, • , Wedn duty since. Mtddleport scored a run m the an erry wens a two sm· d ed 1 . 1 5- , Wl an . -v wm ~:toofirst inning when P. Archer · gles. o~ce, :"b. sca~t~ blour smges Biggs, who has devised many day. Hope BLshop was wlnnD"I singled stote second ~nd ~corFor the losers, George Harris a ter 01 msonhos ou. eed . hit training appHances, also has pticher. She also got three hill. ' ' O'Too e w perm1U 10 ed on an error. had two singles and Dennis nd k ed thes ]coi1dUicted many summer trAin~ For the Ramblers Stidham a1a4l 11 Moore and Micky Menchini had 8 struc ~ut seven, a ov: th ing clinics In various oarts 'lf Wright each had two hltl. Gallipoll• look a 3-1 lead In >ingles. Cards to lie . t~e bsco~ell'" J • country. The Olympic dut- Spitfires 113 021 3-11 13 I the top of the third when they Racine 226 304 2-19 17 don ad •mbgl •b .' ,:. u ': ~v~ les are expected to take Biggs Ramblers 003 021 0- 110 11 banged out four hits. Thre-e sue~ . . Pomeroy 000 002 0- l 4 an a 00 e ) wn c r away from the campus during Bif;hop and Sara P~lea. cessive singles by Gene Boster, By FRim DOWN had a_homer ~nd a smgle ~'hen Wa~hJ_n~ton Senators 8-2, the De· BoHtic. Price (61 and ~pcncer Se tember a!ld October of next Jane Acree, Jane Cartwrigbt Vance Heck, and Tom Sims UPI Sparls WritPr the Yankees wlupped the lrolt flgers routed the Baltlmor• Mem:hini Phil Swindell (3} The Cards won the game in p (2) and were followed by a rielders When in doubt, decide in fa\'Or sota Twins, _-4.ft, Wednesday mght Or~oles, 9-_1, the- Kansas C'Hy Ath~ Menchini' (31, Bruce Simp~ wilh a two-run raOy, year. ' i f:hoice, and then Andy Graham of youth. Ibefore a CJowd of 42.034 - the letJCs whipped the Boston Red (4), Moore J5l , Harris (6), and was ironical lh-'Jt, as in whacked a two-run single. That's been manager Ralph ] largeHt evf': to see a base~all Sox, B·l, and the Los Angt'les An- Simpson (6), and Curd. night'• game, a bunt attempt Middleport came back with Houk'IS policy since he became g3me m Mmnesota. The oss 1gels topped the Cleveland a key factor . But where the Ih f I th ' five runs in the bottom of the manager of the New York Yan- dro.ppt'(I e bpen . nan · ope u ans, 7-2 and 1-0, in other •meri-1 n, bunt was 8Uecessfully executed h d th f Lthird ort successive sin~les by kee.s in 1961 and il has paid off Twin~ 7'1-z games e ~~ e ron can League games. WJTHDRAWS FROM MEET Tuesday, it failed Wednesday Archer, D. Hackett, Bl11 Hac~ dramalirally in the cases of runmng w_orld cha~pJons. i In_ the Nalional Leagut>, Los ~NDON IUPIJ ; \ kett, and arter one out, J. Glaze pitcher Jim Bouton and first~ The Chicago While Sox beat Agmrre pitched a five-hiltr efor Brightwell, the European 400 nigAlht. D' k ned 'th i ·'ed b 1 dd · 1 . ------t h· h . ler lC Groat o,e WI a smac... a ases- oa e Sin~ e, baseman _Joe Pepltone. . N.e-w York dow_rJed San. Franchi- er c amp~n~ . ~s Bill White fouled off a M. Mullen walked. and_ the f~fth The ultimate payoff, barnng a co. 9-7, St. Louis beat Cmcinnati, from the u .s. B~Jtish_ track and sacrifice attentJ~t. He then run scored when L. Little smg- spectacular upristng by some I 3'-1. Milwaukee defe.atetl field meet at White C1ty Aug. 1 8 d00 bl . t 0 1he fght . led , making five runs on five Ameri can League' contender.) IH, and Philadt>lphia · because of ligament trouble. f' Jd e 1m G d hils and the Indians were out looks like a romp to Houk 's third l Houslon. JD-9. ~r-ightwell, a surprise selection. Je :;~:·th~;!nd r;:t·o:'a lront 6-3. straight pennant. r . Ron Hansen hit a two-rurl hom- ~:~<:tid her was not fully fit for the b K Bo KNIT SHIRTS Gallipolis tallied two more in [n May , 1962, Houk was faced ' f'r and .Jim Landis had three hils I event. The JJ~ of :::~raJ Rfd hit· SPORT SHIRTS ValuH To 5.95 the. rou~th frame_ when Steve with a choice between veteran I to le-ad a 14-hit White Sox attack ' have reached such propor· 3.75 5.00 Val'ue _ SALE 3.29 Smith smgled, Su~s walked , R~in R_oberts and Bouton. He . that enabled Dave OeBusschere FOUR ('A.RDS SIGN that all mJ~nager Fred 4.00 Value- 2.95 Values To 4.00 8tld John Green smgled the~ decided m favor fB outon. And 1 The Pomeroy Jets romped I to win his first big It-ague game. ST LOUIS WPI 1- Four vet· wiU say is "We just 3.50 Volue- 2.29 SALE 2.95 .both home . In th~ botl~m 0: thts det'ided in favor of Boust.on. And lthe Pomeroy Redlegs lR·B in Hoyt Wilhelm shut out the eran . members of the St. J.ouis aren't hitting." ' . lnning: the lndtans mer a sed last winter Houk . ap~roved the Pomeroy B o y s' Le-ague tors for the last two innings Cardinals signed Wednesday Robinson hat had only nine trade of veteran BzH Skowron on Tuesday evenlnll,. pre-serve the rookie's win. the 1963 National Football and two runs batted in In 41 tUnes Men's & Boys• Summer the gro~nds th~t. he _had 22 -~ear- Jet pitchers Chuck Hannahs, . Htt Gra•d Slammer season. They were at bat this month, whi~ his old Pepitone wa1bng ~~ the wmgs .. Max l', olmer rmC y;,.~_il Pl\il- Gus Tria~s· sixth grand . backs Billy Stacy and Larry has dropped to .250. Leo Both moves have pa1d off hand- IUps teamed up to stnke tJilt homer of h1s career was the • son, center Bob Demarco and who recently had a ~mely. Bouton ~as de~eloped l seven batters a~ give up nint!' b]o,~ for . the Tig~• a~ H~nk l fensive guard Ken Gray. of 31 Umes without a hit, SUITS, v•lues to $65.00 - - - ~·. .• mlo a _12-gam~ wm~er . t~Js sea- free passes . Mik~ Roush 8nd Aguirre p1tche da fiVe-hitter for i1 1=iiii~iiiiiiii==;;_==~~;.;;_;.;;_~~~~~~.;;;; SUITS, values to $55.00 - - - ~.. uu . ~n while- Pep1tone Is h1t~mg .288 i Kelly McKenzie, Rtdle ~ pitch· his eighth lriuQ1ph. Steve Barber ~OC w1th l~ homers .. Rohtrts Is belo~·. ers, fanned four and allowt>d was tagb~d for three runs and 1 SUITS, v•lues to $50.00 $3a:l)lt pr. :500 WI~ the Orl(lles and Skov,rron ]seven free passes. sevt'n hits in five innings aOO SUITS, v•lues to $45.00 $30.00 Washtd •ncl pruHd battmg .217 lor the Los JeH Werry was the blg hit- fered his sPventh dE'feat against SUITS, nlues to $29.95 $23.00 les odgers. t.r for the Jets, gelling a home 12 Yiclol'ies. \.•und.r•Dry Cleaner:J Pitch~ ikvtD Httk>r and two triples.Other Jet Charlie (.au's thre-e-run homer eALL SUMMER SLACKS REDUCED ~ Pomeroy WY 2-5421 Boulon _ pikht>d a hitte1·s WP.re Ph~ll!ps with two in t~e first inr1ing and ~rge I. - - - and .s~~c~ out~~~~~~--·and a s1ng1e. Kenny 1Alus1k's grand slammer tn the eSTRAW HATS & SUMMER CAPS Reduced I a double and three e1ghrh paved the way for Kansaa All Merchandise is from our Folmer und Tim Gla7e City's Dave Segui to win his fifth aple~~ M. 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Tlrqe II 7:!0 D. m. · Mr. and Mn. llobort Day and fomlly of Shade ....., cioU1111 on Mr. and Mrs. Willnlo "•11 ~~. ut~ ey 03lWU y, Mr. and Mn. Floyd a.rrlnger were vis!H·· Mr · nd Mr . ..... • I s. Jock Gibbs ond Mr. and Mrs Harry Kean111 ol Ma11011 L1~f.ll Sunday MlchMI Glbbl · George' Koll'lll retunled to tho·I•II :II Mrs. Wa1d B. Hulburt, and Church pent the weekend w1th . Wells, W. Va. · •• • . d M A thur Scofield . R h I h ho Zern Pierce were Mr. and Locally attendlns were Mr. ara In the Reed homo were Mr. Re v. an rs. r . MISs ous a er me. M De CUrti 5 of C0I nd Mrs Marvin Bamhlrl Mrs. Ethel Smith presented a Kay Hendricks is visiting rs. nver urn· Mn. Everet W1taon, Tom, 1 • · . Th bus Mr. and Mrs. Hobart NoRita and Ray· Mr IIIII program on the subJect " e her grandmother at Washing- weli of Ch te Mr and Mrs ill' Boy! ' Ml'l. Lulo Murry of llocldns· mv;ded City." There were ten ton. [). c. Robert Wh~te r~l K.eno Mar~ JPh 'P Eealfl' W • port apont !he p..t weelt with 11 members pr.esent. Next meet' oe, Mrs. aUon Mrs. Mamie Parker who Is ing will be at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs .. Lee Jacl<son Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Bill, Mr. and Mrs .. BIll qulla Ill. Mrs Parker return· Cora Buck and Linda of Chillicothe spent Curtis. Rt)binson ; Marlene Wtnebren- ed hom 1 with ·her · · the week end with her mother, Mr. and Mrs. Harlis Frank ner and Greg; Mrs. Wibna GlD· • MP"!'' . J. B. Longsworth re· 1Mrs. Sybil Miles enroui.E' to bad a surprise •home made ice ther, J·ack and Junior; Miss Visitibg Mr. and Mrs. A. E. I ceivE'd word from her son-in· IWilliamsburg, Va ., for .a vaca- cream party in the honor of McDonald and Mr. and Wyefl!l recently were MI Gl~· law and da•ghter (Evelyn) , tion. their lather, Johnnie Kibble. At· Orville Watson. dys Croy o! Columbua, Helen Mr . and Mrs. Charles A. Dob- 1 David Nease returned to Se· tending were Mr. and Mrs. Er- It was decided to hold It apto Kibble, Kathy Dee and Georgt bins, o( Paw Tucket, R." 1., ~f . attle, Washington, after three nest Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Meigs year at the same place PlckeM and Mr. and Mrs. their return home from a trap weeks with his parents, Mr. a,nedum, Mr. and Mrs. Audra on the last Swxlay In JuDe. Roscoe Wedge of Vanderhoff. overseas. They viit~ Mrs. and Mrs. Don Nease. Their W;ers, Rev . and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs, Douglas 8i11ell Dobbins' brother. Major and Idaughter, Mary Alice, cf Ohio B 1a in e, Margaret and baby Of Columbul spent tile Mn:. Thorne Longsworth and University ,spent the week end Ralph Cornell, Jackie and weekend with Mr. and. MrA. children in London, who drove at home. mie Blaine, Mrs. Leslie 0C Perry Corllo. Chuck CUrtis ls lbem over England, Scotland, G ts 1 Mr and Mrs liar· baugh, Eddie and Marcella spending a two weeks' vacaUoa • ond Wales olghtseeing. They alu~s k 0 her b;other ers, Helen Kibble, Cathy !rom hi.o employment at Dayso ylaJtod Jl'ranklort, Germany, ;:;:,.. ~r:: ~·Frankfort, Ind: and George Franklin Pickens ton with his parent.. and Par1s, France. and Mrs. P~ul Davenport and and Sharon, and Janet Frank. Mrs. Longsworth spent last d hter J and son Bill Recent dlnner guests of Mr. waek In Chillicothe with her :~ :11 oyl~d ' ' ad Mrs. Oscar Babcock were Sunday School attendanco on tlster, Emma Anderson. They 0 ~s~e,Dani~IB cf Cyclone Ulah Swan, Sally July 14 wa!!: 78; offering "ai had a reunion with their bro- W. Va ., is here for an indefin~ Elizabeth Ly?ns an~ ~ . $26.19. !her, Amos Morgan, who came ite visit with Mr. and Mrs. Tuppers PlalRS, V1rg1ma Chf- Mrs.· Ronald Gothard! and from St. Petersburg, Florida. Fred Daniels. ford of M1ddl~pcrt and Mr. aRd son, Bruce of Columbus anivMr. and Mrs. Francis Mor- Mrs. Margaret Houdashelt re- Mrs. ~e~ Ri~gs. ed Sa~rday to spend several rls went to Lake Hope Sunday turned heme frcm Cambridge Patncia Smd.h and Ja~et wath her mother, Mrs. W. - - - - - - - - - where they enjoved 1!1 family City, Ind., after two weeks vis- Frank spent several days WJth A. Morgan. Kathy Morgan re- BY MRS. A. H. BAO.E! picnic in booor of Bell Lake's it. On the way home, she stop- Mrs. Edna Stewart of Reeds- turned home wth Mrs. ('.oth- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ballard blrtbday. Otherll present were ped at Ash Cave and joieed v111e. after spendmg some t1me daulhter Brenda spent o sandra Glab and Christine Lake relatives lor the annual Will Opal Mink and Virginia &gh· Had~, Ohio. dayo witb Mr. and Mrs. Junior of Athens Mr. and Mrs. Ro' reunion. es Gallipolis are visiting Rev. Mrs. Wilbur Bailey ~nd Ruth White IIIII daulhten ol bert Swili and da•lhter, Mi· Miss Marabel Sharpnack o! and Mrs. W. 'K. Riggs. B .1 "!"'"t M~aMy ~~ MMrrs. saMrw. ~ Mr ..__ Orr 8 01 ey • paron~. r. ~ s. ·~·> • •~ chele 8 nd Mr• and Mrs. Merle Columbus spent the weekend Mr · a nd Mrs. ·Bert : J. E. Levacy of 'lbe Plains. Jumbos, called Of' Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder and SOOS, Steven and with her parents, Mr. and word spent the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Norman ·· ·sell A. H. Bailey Saturday. Ronnie, of Columbus. Mrs. Jack Sharpnack. Portsmouth. and son returned from South Mr. and Mn. Pete -~';,::II r.uests spending last w.. k · Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nease Mr. and Mrs. How~. Young Carolina Fr'da ·-• of Marlon lnd Is oioltlng 1 y. Robert of Paden C1ty were YISlbng Mr ' a~w ' · th Mrs. Clara Roush were and two da•lhters o! Fort Knol, d Mrs G th Smith and Mrs. Janet Arnold returned borne daughter and -In-law, Mr. 40 her Sister-in-law, Mrs. Ella . Ky._. are spendmg a vacation at ~" 11 with the HyseHs alter spending ond Mn. Ralph Tru ...n IIIII Roush and daughter,Mrs. Al- I their home here. . ~rs Val Hartung of Chester a week with their sister and flllllly. 1'18 Fredricks(){ Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs. Clara Roush and M~ss d irene McGrath and Mr family. . Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jim Fredricks, son of Mrs. Vera Beegle spent Sunday With :~ Mrs Charles Marcinko · Robert Arnold, oon of Mr. and family, Ravenawond, Fredricks came for them on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beegle 'ted Patiy McGrath at Colum- and Mrs. Dores Arnold, entered Sunday with Mr. IIIII Mrs. Friday and they all returned lo la! Dorcas. ~us Meigs Memorial lloopital Sun- ver White and Doris. Pittsburgh Saturda~·. Mr . and Mrs. Dave Huron : .. day evtning Mr. lnd Mn. Robert ':~II ' Iand children and Mrs. Gillie VISiting Mr. and Mrs. Dave . sell and dangblan, Mrs. J• Mr. and Mrs. David Huddle· Grown and Rickey o! Hunting· Yates are Mr. and Mrs. Cheosebrew at Middleport. Cowdeny and ch!dren, -~=:11 ston spent _ov"'· the week end · ton spent Sunday a!ternoon with sell Yates, Kay and Dwight · Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Parker Bottom, Mr. and Mrs. •t Port Clmton on Lake Erie. Mrs. Brown's brother, Mr. and Edna Holsmger of and family attended a family Trusoel and family, local, Mr. and Mrll. Donald McKay Mrs. Ted Nance. Va. together at the home of ouppor guests Sunday of Mr. Ill_ Newark spent the week end , Mrs. Isabel Simpson and . CaUlng on Mr. and Mrs. father, Pearl Parker last and Mn. Stanley Truaoell. tilth Mr. and Mrs. Verne Wat- 1Brenda Bradford are visiting Frank Frank were Mr. . honor of lhe Ed..., Rev , .,N -• .. _ Les~ JIIIJsh . . hs Raymond Mr and and m mno. ~ several days In Columbus With Albe Fr nk 'Mr ' d family visitors from ealled on Mr. and Mrs. Clint Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beegle FredrtLar~ ~ Orr Friday eveuiJJ&. and son. ·. Mrs. Carrie B•rson IIIII Mrs. Mrs. Myrtle Walter visited SALES & SERVICE Mrs. Helen Jobnson is a goes! Don Huffman and family. CasUe ol Athens visit- with her nephew, ~~::11 • of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. 11111 Mn. Clarence brother and st.ler-ln- Rousb Sunday 1lbo Ia In Advann '64 Modalt Wayne Carpenter and family of Columbu.o spent the wee,kMr and M Ch lei D H. 'lal , at Belpre. end with Mr. afld Mrs. Wayne Ia.st ~---~: Thor. • oapMrl -~• Mn . Prance JUWUliiY· 11 was • lUlU • MISs Sandra Curtio of Porn: · Castle'a farewell visH, as and lalDily, Soutb eroy spent oeverol days with Mr · and Mr•- Georga Freder· she It returning to her home spent &mday wltb the her grandmother, Mrs. Leone lck o! Cheoter were J>hoeail<, Ariz.. after spend- While fam11¥, Their Curtis Mr. and Mra. Oscar . Ka had - • ..... . v·111'tJng Mr ••• Mr Hank mg a!most a year here . """h w,. reo, ...... w.,.. ._......i;.-~;;: Mrtl. Ann Coe is vlsllinl in · "'"' . s. Mra. Buraon and other rela few weoltl wltb ber WY 2-2255 1 Cincinnati wilh Miss Bernice Holter wore Janet BlBBOU lives. onla ntiUrDed home 6111 1. M.lln It, Pomo,.. Coe. Columbus, Ray Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Swartz Roriald.ond Randal Orr -ntll :s:i~nd Mr. and Mrs. visited Mr. and Mrs. Waid Friday ol8ht wltb their p>ll-11 Mr. Mn. llovo Swarll of Athena loat Sunday. parents, Mr. and Mra. were visiting Mr. and Waid Swartz II coovalescmg Orr. Charlie WWiama o1 Littlo !rom surgery. Mra. Lola Sordn relurned lng. Harry Swartz visited hla mo- her llolM Mmdoy .n.or ~:II Ronaleen Osborn, Mrs. Carrie Swartz last .iD~ o weelr with Mr. 1114 Frank and Melanie Brown afternoon. William ScJrdiD, liqle llldiL attendinl Camp Chriallu ••• Ob, bill il Magnetic Sprlngo, Ohio. llilllllltill B.:O.U 1 R kSpnngs • SOCiety • News ·---:----:---·!....-;......::.....__ Bashan Socl"al NeWS WHEREVER YOU ARE •.• You'll Need The Home Ne)Yspaper On Your Vacation Trip ,-~ BEFORE YOU GO, Check This List! .. ( ) DID I STOP THE MILK DELIVERY? Hurryt ..Hurryl Of BAKER'S BIG I ( ) DID I PAY THE PAPER lOY? 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There wu an attendance of 14 at lui Wedllooday evonlng's prayer aervicoo, with Dinsmore commission ex.pirtfl May 14, 1968 I My MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCI! LET US Save You. • • ' I. ,_.,,.,.. WEATHER-CUIRD. PAINJ. GRACE KRIDER. Notary Publle Be Sure To Use One Of 1. WHI!H YOU USI Sunday SclJool altendonco on July 14 wao 48, offering $12.M. HooverCie1ners Limps R1dios Alfred News, Events I ( ) DID I CONTAa MY PAPER BOY OR THE CIRCULATION DEPAIT•t TO HAVE MY NEWSPAPERS SAVED FOR ME IN A VACATION PAC, OR MAILm TO ME? _, oo·Es MAKE A DIFFEREIC£ ' ' ( ) DID I LOCK ALL THE DOORS ANJ» WINDOWS? · Just A Few More Days -VIolet I ..' ( ) DID I TURN OFF ALL THE FAUCETS? Mr ":oo and 1,110.11 nME ON YOUR vACATION • • • BUT ,Ell II ...., HAVE AWONDERFUL ·I CLELAND'S T.V. ..... 717,4"·"' • I • Mrs. Fu.ltz,ldrs. Arnold Are Hostes$es F~ Layette Shower ,· Miss MOTOROLA .II ' D.aily Sentinel; Pomeroy-Middieport, 0 ., July 18, 1963-7 ----------- ' ' 1I ' was the subject of the service Mr and Mrs. W. D. Marr and 18, Dr. Blazewtcz of ~omeroy, Don and Peggie, Dayton; . Mr. homes after lpendlnr: the past Mrs. Charles P. Marcinko and and Mrs Harold watson MUte week with their araodparenll. Ml ss Vera BeegIe used for son· La rry o1 La ncas te r . · . nd M T · • n-..~ . r~. om Betty and Roger, Ati:Jens; Judy Mr. and Mn Vernon !ww the Love Gift dedication. PrayDi~na Roush of Port- Mann.mg, Mr. 8 ers were offered for speclal in- land visited Miss Sharoo Chur- Marcmko of Reedsville, and McCarthy and Grel, Ma11011, and fomUy ol Waldo violtedlll . . . Dr --• d M . I Mrs. Irene McGrath. w va . Nancy Fotey u•-r· over the weelteod with Mr. and terest m~ssmnartes, • .-uu. ch several days an I~ s Calling on Mr. and Mrs. · ·• ' ~..n; Mrs Geor- Reed Other vfllt- stein.: .. W1'lson-Wat10n Joppa Families Hold · · / Annua Reunion . New""'' Events Mr. IIlii Mrs. John Graham IIIII live children of . Conyers, c-aJa, are vlsiU"tl .his par· Mr. and Mrs. Jerry GraThe Wllsol) • Wall4lo ro•nton ham was held recently ol 0111. Man's L-i:p!. Floyd Allan Graham, Recent vlsitol'll o! E. W. Erie- cave with • bukel d!Mer al Firat Marine Division, Camp wme and Serena were Mr. and 00011 IJid the .ollemoon open! The WSCS of the Methodi!l Pllldelton, Calif., arrived Mon- Mrs. Joe Eriewlne of Proctor, sllhtseelng and v!JIIlng 1 h 0 Church met in tho sanctuary day to spend throe weeks with W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Eran cavea. Friday evening July 12. Mrs.B. his parents, Mr . and Mrs. Jer- Er!ewme, Wellsburg, w. Va., Attending were Mr. and Mra. M. Pickens was program chair· ry Graham . ODd Mr. and Mrs. Don Sisson William Chapman, 8ronds, man using as her topic "What MiB lid "· h •and da•ghters of Parkersburg. Mike and Kellle · Mr and Mra. • s M red JWUS acl'Offi· M Tr f p J ' · We Should Teach OUr Children .ed b her neph~w Don i ary acy 0 omeroy, u- John Decker, Orville and Paullo Aboot Race " Memborll giving pam Y th , f' dy Riggs, Leone Babcock and Mr and Mrs W!Uiam Bowmer readings w~re Mrs Bradford Fisher, who spent endpast lve Vero Weber met Mrs. W. K. and Tommie . Mrs Vado Dun· • weeks With hiS gra parents. R'gg and Ra the Long ' · Mrs. Miles, Mrs. McDaniel, Mr and Mrs Henry Roush !ell I s aon. Y ' 1 • can, Marion; Mr. and Mra. Earl : . h ' Bottom airport, Mrs. Riggs has Shields Steve and Bruce· Mr Mrs · Lewl·s• Mrs · Circle • Mlsa Frida.y evenmg on er vaca· . . _ • • · Hayman During the social hour tlo H . 1 Mrs V'olet been • ourgreal patient at a and Mrs. Carl Shlelda, Janet the gro~p enjoyed a nose-boi Flsnh. er,,"s er,lho . . A~ Columbuo bu.opital. and Jim Mrs Martha Green Junch. or WI Jom . . mMm rodn Mr. and Mrs. John Carter. Upper S~nd•sky · Mrs Iva wu: IIIII they will VISit r. an Belpre were dinner guests o! ' ' · The Esther Circle of the Ba~ Mrs Jack Fisher at Hampton ' son, Delaware; Mr. and Mrs. IIJI ..~., Soci..., met t . nd M Ml h j Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Carter. !George Francloco John· and ......,onary ,., a Va and Mr. a rs. c ae Recent visllors of Mr and 1 ' tb~ churcb Friday evning Jul y IFis-her at Atlanta Ga. · .k · Dean, Galion; Mr. and . M r !. 12. Devotions by Mrs Bertha j R I ts ~ Mr . and Mrs. Charles Marcm o were Howard Wilson , Freddie and · : ecen goes · . 1Mrs . Val Hartung,ol Chester J 1 Alb . Mr 11111 Mrs Sayre opened by stngmg the IMrs. John Marr were lhelF Patty McGrath of Columbus' ane • any Zd · nd Ge · U.eme song, "All Hail tbe Pow· daughter, Mrs. RuDy Miller o! Keith Parrish of Pennsylvan: Carl Watson, enaBarthealemyne, Social Notes ~~ ' ~>-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-lllldcllepo\1, o., JulY 18, 11163 - - - - - - -· -· Long Bottom • jenoa. -Raeine .... j\ Rutfar1d Furniture ""'~~2-481l ~ i.. <' StOVE ... ,. llutt•ntl, ~lit ' 31.23 DOWN-1~0. ' . �. 'i) ... \) { Social News en", I ---------.-I er." .. Where is Your Treasure" Tuppers Plains, and their son, . '. Mr . and Mrs. Tom '· The Joppa Youth l!'ellowlhlp met Sunday IV?Inl JulY 14 Ro GER Clarll waaln ehor&e oltho bu.olneM meflilll. It Will. detlded to chant~• lhe. rwnt of tho Youth Ji'ellowahlp to Tilt l!'ellowahlp Hour wbleb It '10111 be roferred to In !he lulu;'"~: · :The,~.; Coo Duet IIIII Ann ol wlll be tho auellll noll In J 1y 11 · even g, u . ...erypne welcome. Tlrqe II 7:!0 D. m. · Mr. and Mn. llobort Day and fomlly of Shade ....., cioU1111 on Mr. and Mrs. Willnlo "•11 ~~. ut~ ey 03lWU y, Mr. and Mn. Floyd a.rrlnger were vis!H·· Mr · nd Mr . ..... • I s. Jock Gibbs ond Mr. and Mrs Harry Kean111 ol Ma11011 L1~f.ll Sunday MlchMI Glbbl · George' Koll'lll retunled to tho·I•II :II Mrs. Wa1d B. Hulburt, and Church pent the weekend w1th . Wells, W. Va. · •• • . d M A thur Scofield . R h I h ho Zern Pierce were Mr. and Locally attendlns were Mr. ara In the Reed homo were Mr. Re v. an rs. r . MISs ous a er me. M De CUrti 5 of C0I nd Mrs Marvin Bamhlrl Mrs. Ethel Smith presented a Kay Hendricks is visiting rs. nver urn· Mn. Everet W1taon, Tom, 1 • · . Th bus Mr. and Mrs. Hobart NoRita and Ray· Mr IIIII program on the subJect " e her grandmother at Washing- weli of Ch te Mr and Mrs ill' Boy! ' Ml'l. Lulo Murry of llocldns· mv;ded City." There were ten ton. [). c. Robert Wh~te r~l K.eno Mar~ JPh 'P Eealfl' W • port apont !he p..t weelt with 11 members pr.esent. Next meet' oe, Mrs. aUon Mrs. Mamie Parker who Is ing will be at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs .. Lee Jacl<son Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Bill, Mr. and Mrs .. BIll qulla Ill. Mrs Parker return· Cora Buck and Linda of Chillicothe spent Curtis. Rt)binson ; Marlene Wtnebren- ed hom 1 with ·her · · the week end with her mother, Mr. and Mrs. Harlis Frank ner and Greg; Mrs. Wibna GlD· • MP"!'' . J. B. Longsworth re· 1Mrs. Sybil Miles enroui.E' to bad a surprise •home made ice ther, J·ack and Junior; Miss Visitibg Mr. and Mrs. A. E. I ceivE'd word from her son-in· IWilliamsburg, Va ., for .a vaca- cream party in the honor of McDonald and Mr. and Wyefl!l recently were MI Gl~· law and da•ghter (Evelyn) , tion. their lather, Johnnie Kibble. At· Orville Watson. dys Croy o! Columbua, Helen Mr . and Mrs. Charles A. Dob- 1 David Nease returned to Se· tending were Mr. and Mrs. Er- It was decided to hold It apto Kibble, Kathy Dee and Georgt bins, o( Paw Tucket, R." 1., ~f . attle, Washington, after three nest Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Meigs year at the same place PlckeM and Mr. and Mrs. their return home from a trap weeks with his parents, Mr. a,nedum, Mr. and Mrs. Audra on the last Swxlay In JuDe. Roscoe Wedge of Vanderhoff. overseas. They viit~ Mrs. and Mrs. Don Nease. Their W;ers, Rev . and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs, Douglas 8i11ell Dobbins' brother. Major and Idaughter, Mary Alice, cf Ohio B 1a in e, Margaret and baby Of Columbul spent tile Mn:. Thorne Longsworth and University ,spent the week end Ralph Cornell, Jackie and weekend with Mr. and. MrA. children in London, who drove at home. mie Blaine, Mrs. Leslie 0C Perry Corllo. Chuck CUrtis ls lbem over England, Scotland, G ts 1 Mr and Mrs liar· baugh, Eddie and Marcella spending a two weeks' vacaUoa • ond Wales olghtseeing. They alu~s k 0 her b;other ers, Helen Kibble, Cathy !rom hi.o employment at Dayso ylaJtod Jl'ranklort, Germany, ;:;:,.. ~r:: ~·Frankfort, Ind: and George Franklin Pickens ton with his parent.. and Par1s, France. and Mrs. P~ul Davenport and and Sharon, and Janet Frank. Mrs. Longsworth spent last d hter J and son Bill Recent dlnner guests of Mr. waek In Chillicothe with her :~ :11 oyl~d ' ' ad Mrs. Oscar Babcock were Sunday School attendanco on tlster, Emma Anderson. They 0 ~s~e,Dani~IB cf Cyclone Ulah Swan, Sally July 14 wa!!: 78; offering "ai had a reunion with their bro- W. Va ., is here for an indefin~ Elizabeth Ly?ns an~ ~ . $26.19. !her, Amos Morgan, who came ite visit with Mr. and Mrs. Tuppers PlalRS, V1rg1ma Chf- Mrs.· Ronald Gothard! and from St. Petersburg, Florida. Fred Daniels. ford of M1ddl~pcrt and Mr. aRd son, Bruce of Columbus anivMr. and Mrs. Francis Mor- Mrs. Margaret Houdashelt re- Mrs. ~e~ Ri~gs. ed Sa~rday to spend several rls went to Lake Hope Sunday turned heme frcm Cambridge Patncia Smd.h and Ja~et wath her mother, Mrs. W. - - - - - - - - - where they enjoved 1!1 family City, Ind., after two weeks vis- Frank spent several days WJth A. Morgan. Kathy Morgan re- BY MRS. A. H. BAO.E! picnic in booor of Bell Lake's it. On the way home, she stop- Mrs. Edna Stewart of Reeds- turned home wth Mrs. ('.oth- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ballard blrtbday. Otherll present were ped at Ash Cave and joieed v111e. after spendmg some t1me daulhter Brenda spent o sandra Glab and Christine Lake relatives lor the annual Will Opal Mink and Virginia &gh· Had~, Ohio. dayo witb Mr. and Mrs. Junior of Athens Mr. and Mrs. Ro' reunion. es Gallipolis are visiting Rev. Mrs. Wilbur Bailey ~nd Ruth White IIIII daulhten ol bert Swili and da•lhter, Mi· Miss Marabel Sharpnack o! and Mrs. W. 'K. Riggs. B .1 "!"'"t M~aMy ~~ MMrrs. saMrw. ~ Mr ..__ Orr 8 01 ey • paron~. r. ~ s. ·~·> • •~ chele 8 nd Mr• and Mrs. Merle Columbus spent the weekend Mr · a nd Mrs. ·Bert : J. E. Levacy of 'lbe Plains. Jumbos, called Of' Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder and SOOS, Steven and with her parents, Mr. and word spent the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Norman ·· ·sell A. H. Bailey Saturday. Ronnie, of Columbus. Mrs. Jack Sharpnack. Portsmouth. and son returned from South Mr. and Mn. Pete -~';,::II r.uests spending last w.. k · Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nease Mr. and Mrs. How~. Young Carolina Fr'da ·-• of Marlon lnd Is oioltlng 1 y. Robert of Paden C1ty were YISlbng Mr ' a~w ' · th Mrs. Clara Roush were and two da•lhters o! Fort Knol, d Mrs G th Smith and Mrs. Janet Arnold returned borne daughter and -In-law, Mr. 40 her Sister-in-law, Mrs. Ella . Ky._. are spendmg a vacation at ~" 11 with the HyseHs alter spending ond Mn. Ralph Tru ...n IIIII Roush and daughter,Mrs. Al- I their home here. . ~rs Val Hartung of Chester a week with their sister and flllllly. 1'18 Fredricks(){ Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs. Clara Roush and M~ss d irene McGrath and Mr family. . Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jim Fredricks, son of Mrs. Vera Beegle spent Sunday With :~ Mrs Charles Marcinko · Robert Arnold, oon of Mr. and family, Ravenawond, Fredricks came for them on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beegle 'ted Patiy McGrath at Colum- and Mrs. Dores Arnold, entered Sunday with Mr. IIIII Mrs. Friday and they all returned lo la! Dorcas. ~us Meigs Memorial lloopital Sun- ver White and Doris. Pittsburgh Saturda~·. Mr . and Mrs. Dave Huron : .. day evtning Mr. lnd Mn. Robert ':~II ' Iand children and Mrs. Gillie VISiting Mr. and Mrs. Dave . sell and dangblan, Mrs. J• Mr. and Mrs. David Huddle· Grown and Rickey o! Hunting· Yates are Mr. and Mrs. Cheosebrew at Middleport. Cowdeny and ch!dren, -~=:11 ston spent _ov"'· the week end · ton spent Sunday a!ternoon with sell Yates, Kay and Dwight · Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Parker Bottom, Mr. and Mrs. •t Port Clmton on Lake Erie. Mrs. Brown's brother, Mr. and Edna Holsmger of and family attended a family Trusoel and family, local, Mr. and Mrll. Donald McKay Mrs. Ted Nance. Va. together at the home of ouppor guests Sunday of Mr. Ill_ Newark spent the week end , Mrs. Isabel Simpson and . CaUlng on Mr. and Mrs. father, Pearl Parker last and Mn. Stanley Truaoell. tilth Mr. and Mrs. Verne Wat- 1Brenda Bradford are visiting Frank Frank were Mr. . honor of lhe Ed..., Rev , .,N -• .. _ Les~ JIIIJsh . . hs Raymond Mr and and m mno. ~ several days In Columbus With Albe Fr nk 'Mr ' d family visitors from ealled on Mr. and Mrs. Clint Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beegle FredrtLar~ ~ Orr Friday eveuiJJ&. and son. ·. Mrs. Carrie B•rson IIIII Mrs. Mrs. Myrtle Walter visited SALES & SERVICE Mrs. Helen Jobnson is a goes! Don Huffman and family. CasUe ol Athens visit- with her nephew, ~~::11 • of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. 11111 Mn. Clarence brother and st.ler-ln- Rousb Sunday 1lbo Ia In Advann '64 Modalt Wayne Carpenter and family of Columbu.o spent the wee,kMr and M Ch lei D H. 'lal , at Belpre. end with Mr. afld Mrs. Wayne Ia.st ~---~: Thor. • oapMrl -~• Mn . Prance JUWUliiY· 11 was • lUlU • MISs Sandra Curtio of Porn: · Castle'a farewell visH, as and lalDily, Soutb eroy spent oeverol days with Mr · and Mr•- Georga Freder· she It returning to her home spent &mday wltb the her grandmother, Mrs. Leone lck o! Cheoter were J>hoeail<, Ariz.. after spend- While fam11¥, Their Curtis Mr. and Mra. Oscar . Ka had - • ..... . v·111'tJng Mr ••• Mr Hank mg a!most a year here . """h w,. reo, ...... w.,.. ._......i;.-~;;: Mrtl. Ann Coe is vlsllinl in · "'"' . s. Mra. Buraon and other rela few weoltl wltb ber WY 2-2255 1 Cincinnati wilh Miss Bernice Holter wore Janet BlBBOU lives. onla ntiUrDed home 6111 1. M.lln It, Pomo,.. Coe. Columbus, Ray Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Swartz Roriald.ond Randal Orr -ntll :s:i~nd Mr. and Mrs. visited Mr. and Mrs. Waid Friday ol8ht wltb their p>ll-11 Mr. Mn. llovo Swarll of Athena loat Sunday. parents, Mr. and Mra. were visiting Mr. and Waid Swartz II coovalescmg Orr. Charlie WWiama o1 Littlo !rom surgery. Mra. Lola Sordn relurned lng. Harry Swartz visited hla mo- her llolM Mmdoy .n.or ~:II Ronaleen Osborn, Mrs. Carrie Swartz last .iD~ o weelr with Mr. 1114 Frank and Melanie Brown afternoon. William ScJrdiD, liqle llldiL attendinl Camp Chriallu ••• Ob, bill il Magnetic Sprlngo, Ohio. llilllllltill B.:O.U 1 R kSpnngs • SOCiety • News ·---:----:---·!....-;......::.....__ Bashan Socl"al NeWS WHEREVER YOU ARE •.• You'll Need The Home Ne)Yspaper On Your Vacation Trip ,-~ BEFORE YOU GO, Check This List! .. ( ) DID I STOP THE MILK DELIVERY? Hurryt ..Hurryl Of BAKER'S BIG I ( ) DID I PAY THE PAPER lOY? 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RUTlAND FURNITURE BE SAFE- BUY ALL DRU~S FROM A PHARMACIST AT ' FILL It AND MAIL 1HIS COUPON TODAYI Clnllllltlln _... • 16 Years In Bottled Gas ..• Soo or Call tate an of tlte mollbtl MIL ,. ~~.~~;;~:ll~::~H~E:v:~::m:l:ng::n:·H.d:::w:;~~·=·~-~~~' a'!IY and w1t11 Mrs. J. 11. MIDDLEPORT, Q. ._.;. ·1_ _ _ _ _ _. __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. IIIII Rev. llld llrl. . VAtATION PAC •.•• II desl&ned for thoso wbo will not be at one addrtll loq enou&h to haft the paper mallttd. Yll!ll' ctll'l'ler willaave :your coplealn a eonveiilent VacaUotl Pac for deUY117 wlln JH retnrD. whit..,.. .......... ·. 6• f6 CORPOI\ATIOII PLAN RECORD HOP VACATION PLANS 1 Comt ;, , , , .,,•u giv1 fOil 1!!11"1.8!R!I: rtiUorrs! $ Our Convenient I I'OIMUU.TED TO CONTIOL CHALIItNG mee!ID& &mday ovanlng, July MANY MANY OTHER ITEMS ' ' Worship aervleeo followed at 10:45 a. m., with Harman Tay· lor !IS subolltulo lay-leader and an attoodanco of 12. There wu an attendance of 14 at lui Wedllooday evonlng's prayer aervicoo, with Dinsmore commission ex.pirtfl May 14, 1968 I My MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCI! LET US Save You. • • ' I. ,_.,,.,.. WEATHER-CUIRD. PAINJ. GRACE KRIDER. Notary Publle Be Sure To Use One Of 1. WHI!H YOU USI Sunday SclJool altendonco on July 14 wao 48, offering $12.M. HooverCie1ners Limps R1dios Alfred News, Events I ( ) DID I CONTAa MY PAPER BOY OR THE CIRCULATION DEPAIT•t TO HAVE MY NEWSPAPERS SAVED FOR ME IN A VACATION PAC, OR MAILm TO ME? _, oo·Es MAKE A DIFFEREIC£ ' ' ( ) DID I LOCK ALL THE DOORS ANJ» WINDOWS? · Just A Few More Days -VIolet I ..' ( ) DID I TURN OFF ALL THE FAUCETS? Mr ":oo and 1,110.11 nME ON YOUR vACATION • • • BUT ,Ell II ...., HAVE AWONDERFUL ·I CLELAND'S T.V. ..... 717,4"·"' • I • Mrs. Fu.ltz,ldrs. Arnold Are Hostes$es F~ Layette Shower ,· Miss MOTOROLA .II ' D.aily Sentinel; Pomeroy-Middieport, 0 ., July 18, 1963-7 ----------- ' ' 1I ' was the subject of the service Mr and Mrs. W. D. Marr and 18, Dr. Blazewtcz of ~omeroy, Don and Peggie, Dayton; . Mr. homes after lpendlnr: the past Mrs. Charles P. Marcinko and and Mrs Harold watson MUte week with their araodparenll. Ml ss Vera BeegIe used for son· La rry o1 La ncas te r . · . nd M T · • n-..~ . r~. om Betty and Roger, Ati:Jens; Judy Mr. and Mn Vernon !ww the Love Gift dedication. PrayDi~na Roush of Port- Mann.mg, Mr. 8 ers were offered for speclal in- land visited Miss Sharoo Chur- Marcmko of Reedsville, and McCarthy and Grel, Ma11011, and fomUy ol Waldo violtedlll . . . Dr --• d M . I Mrs. Irene McGrath. w va . Nancy Fotey u•-r· over the weelteod with Mr. and terest m~ssmnartes, • .-uu. ch several days an I~ s Calling on Mr. and Mrs. · ·• ' ~..n; Mrs Geor- Reed Other vfllt- stein.: .. W1'lson-Wat10n Joppa Families Hold · · / Annua Reunion . New""'' Events Mr. IIlii Mrs. John Graham IIIII live children of . Conyers, c-aJa, are vlsiU"tl .his par· Mr. and Mrs. Jerry GraThe Wllsol) • Wall4lo ro•nton ham was held recently ol 0111. Man's L-i:p!. Floyd Allan Graham, Recent vlsitol'll o! E. W. Erie- cave with • bukel d!Mer al Firat Marine Division, Camp wme and Serena were Mr. and 00011 IJid the .ollemoon open! The WSCS of the Methodi!l Pllldelton, Calif., arrived Mon- Mrs. Joe Eriewlne of Proctor, sllhtseelng and v!JIIlng 1 h 0 Church met in tho sanctuary day to spend throe weeks with W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Eran cavea. Friday evening July 12. Mrs.B. his parents, Mr . and Mrs. Jer- Er!ewme, Wellsburg, w. Va., Attending were Mr. and Mra. M. Pickens was program chair· ry Graham . ODd Mr. and Mrs. Don Sisson William Chapman, 8ronds, man using as her topic "What MiB lid "· h •and da•ghters of Parkersburg. Mike and Kellle · Mr and Mra. • s M red JWUS acl'Offi· M Tr f p J ' · We Should Teach OUr Children .ed b her neph~w Don i ary acy 0 omeroy, u- John Decker, Orville and Paullo Aboot Race " Memborll giving pam Y th , f' dy Riggs, Leone Babcock and Mr and Mrs W!Uiam Bowmer readings w~re Mrs Bradford Fisher, who spent endpast lve Vero Weber met Mrs. W. K. and Tommie . Mrs Vado Dun· • weeks With hiS gra parents. R'gg and Ra the Long ' · Mrs. Miles, Mrs. McDaniel, Mr and Mrs Henry Roush !ell I s aon. Y ' 1 • can, Marion; Mr. and Mra. Earl : . h ' Bottom airport, Mrs. Riggs has Shields Steve and Bruce· Mr Mrs · Lewl·s• Mrs · Circle • Mlsa Frida.y evenmg on er vaca· . . _ • • · Hayman During the social hour tlo H . 1 Mrs V'olet been • ourgreal patient at a and Mrs. Carl Shlelda, Janet the gro~p enjoyed a nose-boi Flsnh. er,,"s er,lho . . A~ Columbuo bu.opital. and Jim Mrs Martha Green Junch. or WI Jom . . mMm rodn Mr. and Mrs. John Carter. Upper S~nd•sky · Mrs Iva wu: IIIII they will VISit r. an Belpre were dinner guests o! ' ' · The Esther Circle of the Ba~ Mrs Jack Fisher at Hampton ' son, Delaware; Mr. and Mrs. IIJI ..~., Soci..., met t . nd M Ml h j Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Carter. !George Francloco John· and ......,onary ,., a Va and Mr. a rs. c ae Recent visllors of Mr and 1 ' tb~ churcb Friday evning Jul y IFis-her at Atlanta Ga. · .k · Dean, Galion; Mr. and . M r !. 12. Devotions by Mrs Bertha j R I ts ~ Mr . and Mrs. Charles Marcm o were Howard Wilson , Freddie and · : ecen goes · . 1Mrs . Val Hartung,ol Chester J 1 Alb . Mr 11111 Mrs Sayre opened by stngmg the IMrs. John Marr were lhelF Patty McGrath of Columbus' ane • any Zd · nd Ge · U.eme song, "All Hail tbe Pow· daughter, Mrs. RuDy Miller o! Keith Parrish of Pennsylvan: Carl Watson, enaBarthealemyne, Social Notes ~~ ' ~>-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-lllldcllepo\1, o., JulY 18, 11163 - - - - - - -· -· Long Bottom • jenoa. -Raeine .... j\ Rutfar1d Furniture ""'~~2-481l ~ i.. <' StOVE ... ,. llutt•ntl, ~lit ' 31.23 DOWN-1~0. ' . �'1 .. • Selling Everything But The ~it~hen Sink? Want Ads Can Sell .It Too ' '' FOR RENT Classified Ads Get Results. I ' ·~ / • Edwards Cops Medali81 Honor ----...-------~-......~~-- nquool ad ""' . . . . . tllolr bnot .. TELEVISION IN REVIEW, . ·' Millo • Wilton" .. . . . . . - - OD ~ tile Mepl poofllao ~~ pldurtl I<NAACPl ll<ppod IDtG the creft un1oao 11111 DDt '!'be Uld alud tbol .. pollllda the guUdJ TV Oil Ill ldoe !ilr 1 OOillOdy • bamlq buoiDeoa luue In ldrl ..would bt ID I iiHiilill ,..· CllooM lwllol Allv&flrl rloi. ..O.CO IJIIu. lbo I8DIO 1101~ II 1101 "Cieopa· e~paclljo." lllldJ ct lbt ._,.,...~ work II loiYIIll wllb 1bt 11'1" <I' otan' aalarloo or evoa Not aU lleln> fii"'IIP" •.,.. wtllllr 011 AJIC-TV .., lllCCelllve t.baupt fl ~ "Gilatho w~ problem of the acned Oil lhllr OUIIooli of tbt ail- ,BuadaJI otorllDa Allll. II, In the,_ .. to II lllblulel lo tile f1>llll'\'lval of llildlol. It Ia tile mal- uallon bere. While llle NAACP II 10:30-11 p.m. EDT time llot... ODd ID.,tlo '"lllwbide"' w. of ~tiQQ u appned w InC boid. lbo lloi!Jwood Reporto tbol x- BarDo -d too. tho loleVlofoo Uld movie fnduo. Rac:e Ralalloos ..,, thla , • ~ - · -a, BICir DV JIBOlll' HOLLYWOOD <UP!) - "':i, -*' ~ ~ two trade pub- :'':,::ad*;,::'a/:; DAILY CROSS W0 RD UO.ti001, .~Dally Varlety"' and dfroel-acttoo advocalel II, of I ACJBOU ''1lle Roil1wood Repcner," an> oouree, aiiilad a1 gitljnJ more' L 'rwllaa4 rucl wflll avidity bere by lhooe N - jobl before Uld .bohlncl 1111111 . . . - with bulln.... lbt cameru, aod alao achlev!ni 11.-fur Alld eve tho O<elllonal reader what !hey oon•lder the pr<>por U. A hair • DMds Uttle cliletrDm8lll to lab portrayal <i their· rac:e lo proOOklriiW ooto fJt lbt No. 1 running story. lll'am& and movlea . II. eo1r7 a.,.The olber day, for IDIIaneo, tile · Tolevltklo'a prime .......,, u lf. Hopbalead otory In Variety W81 pagged hal bien noted prevtousiJ, II that 11. 'l'llroup on Marloa Branda's addreu to 111bo · - • lllllkr ldvtrtlolng 11. :,~ ..une 111 wblcl! be wu quoted ·agenci<o are afraid now of bolb 11. -robe ill u aayl!IJ: "Aotorl obould oland aldeo: The foes ct cioiMgresalioll debt IDpliler aod pledge 1101 to oup- who miSbt retaliate OCOllllmieallJ 18. JewUh pori production eoiDpaDiea which 11ainot IDcreaeed use of NtiJO :.:::.. uphold prlndples of oe&regelllm." performen, aod Nf8rO •lawen 11 . lltretdior Alld Tlleoday, Variety ran.."J le lllab tbr~j~leo- A Doxto..U. lqdly otory rweallog liMit' lhe log 1 le boyeolt . . . . ope- rt. A...1111 of e Negro In ~role of a clflc produeta. · jUdge 011 CBS-TV'I,[P""7 lila· ''11nls far In Rollywnod, the mill. ,_ IGII" resulted ID'tif 'abuslvelll8ll: tant anti·I'K"CClloolatl bavo •· ........,, rtlctlon." lbei publlcation aafd: bean ..,,. vociferous than u-· 10. CUbic ~.. .Aboul ~a6 ~etten wore .,.. who bave oppooiiA! .,._pathlel, or u.:::" calved !ram all porll fJt lbe coun- who advocale a more mlld ap- sa. Total lrj<, r~mglng trnm San Fr111c!s<o ..,aeb, or those who migbl arp II. KDoclr to New Yon to lhe Deep South." that an arllllt's delloeatfall of :: At tho ume lime, Gall Palrlet c!baraden has a duty to he Ia- u. A-•• Jackaon, neeull" producer of dependent of e:t<eoo .pre!I8Ui'<l of llllllolan.. "Percy Maeon," was reported to any aad from IIIJ ·aide. u. Allrol(r: hm! lllecl to Ill" • Negro girl Now the Wrllenl Guild · hal ..._ ~ 10 play an elevator operator who jumped headlong 1n1n the tray. 111 u. - . . . . . . . _ 1 key wllue!a - but a statemeot lhfs week, It oald tt ~ "the Nallollal AaaociaU011 for lhl "will waive minimum paymeul.l .._ '1'blng at Advancomaat of Colorod People lo tbooo of IIIIi' memben who 10 ftluo appeu..c '- PLEASE return the borrowed tin snips to our tag sht>p. B. Quisenberry at old P. 0 . Building, Syracuse, Ohio. 7 18 3tp RECORD HOP Friday night, July 19, from a to 11 p. m. on Cole .street between North Second and North Third, Mid· dleport by ~Jun: · ~ne~:.; IJ ham, sponsored by B Musk WE WOULD LIKE to thank the Meigs General Staff. Dr. Bntce, Dr. Slack, Dr. Davis, the nurses, Rawlings-Coats Funeral Hnme, Rev. ZUndel, the Sew·Rile Sewing 1.-IUID, II the. Pall-Bearers, and any others who helped us during the slckneas and death of Richard F. Folden. R. F. Folden Family 7 18 1tp THE FAMILY of Ed RusseH wlabes to·thank Rev. Stanley, Chase Funeral Hnme. Pallbearers, Adrleo French~ special thanks to the neighbors of Dexter and the Midway chur~, Rower donors, and all who helped in anyway. 7 13 ltp _ _:_AUTO SALES:.__ 1950 GMC 3passenger bus. Four like new, tires. $300. Phone SH 2-5442. 7·16-Gtc 'llltWorld Slanclanl <11 Co-et Ea- .. perform- ftfg car room, ride - ' once Small car eeonomy and aunagerablllty MetnipoUiu Moton E. fllnol, PommiJ' ...... '"U87t 22 itc f FllR NEW oe ll8ed can .,. trucb, pllolle lllrYiD Marts 3AfESMAN. Bei,Jfey Mall> en. Atheas, LY.'I-4MI.. 10-t-lf< MUSicAL Instruments FOR SAUD: Slndlnriouo Violin. · GOilli bUje. Reasonable S. Cl 'O joi;"Duter, Ohio ' Ji lfe -';'' . ' ' u- draft "- bonoo t1411 fl . ........._ APioroo "'-Ail 1o Jt. OondlJO. Wub• a ._., .._ sa. To . .sa. tiaml...,. ot lA.- s ae. ..,.. COYer) 14 s~ ' o)'ill 17 :e. ~0 !•a """'~'4t-1'4+-l>m~~H :•s •• ~ '''" 'l/. '7 ~ 1,~ .. ~ i l •~ '- NILSON" SMAINICA· FEL&.aR. SCieNTIST FROMT. . AMAZON. ~s• :~ '7: ,-; -~_I:;Z ~ ~ rft' ~" ,., f.%:1. ,, ~ 177;.,j,~.,..l-f--l--l--l ~ ,-- · • I"" ~ m~-t--1HI-32 34 I"~ L=..wllll · 43 Bv KINO '" 1•• ,., ;4'-""i-11:>7;ff:'l-+-+-f fk ~ 1... 1 9.JQqe~t ~~ou t a;.,e 1-Je,.. hc,...e and make 3 hO~.J ':ie pet out of ner! ~~-t-f--f l::c..:++-+-+-~ •·- 18 Hore'a •ow He te work it: .&XYDLBAAXB LONIIFELLOW tor Ute three L'•, X: tor the two o· .. etc. Sln&le letter•. apo• trophltl, tiM lertJt.b and formation of the words arf'l all btnta. llMia d&y tbe COde lettel'l ue different. Pomeroy". Ohio .& Oanlo.....,. Qaot&lloa AQII"O QC IJUD'll will sell individual servings Friday night for 25c. Don't forget the record bop. Bar· CARD OF THANKS "1>>onket" 10· ~:!'!: ODt letter •imply stand!! tot uotber. In th1t INU'Ilple A. II.-, TC GET MORE PEOPLE to try our Italian style pizzas, we tor's llcense? Call WY 2-2968. 815Uc ::::"' DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Blaettnars Home Restaurant and Pizza Shop. 7 1'1 3tc 118. A· w- : :;:u..:,• = = !!:=uri..,, I'; i. ~:::. •w V8 Catalina 4 Dr. Sedan. Clean white finjsh with gray lwo tone. Hydramatic, radio and heater. 'l'raded in on a new Pontiac laat week. t. e. """" +• ufora '60 Pontiac _ $1695 1\BCUr t ·~ 24 ' • - IIO'Iftl .. a-a-.. YE 5ETTIN' THAR MbANitl' nv.,. 25. Blotl!o H. xu•a - 1• ~RE 22. Cltln- !::'.::' t.llllt "'..,. 18· Wlll'M !! 'M!AT 21. Loltor 1. - . . . - e.:: -- NOTICES -- WEIGHT , lllko ="' DIADAX (formerly DE~:-A DIET) new oame, same mula. Only 98c at s t a r k Drugs. AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cancelled? Lost your opera- IIIIC-TV bnot ,.-..,..L ' !':.a-porrormor at~ Nldlalo ... ZlalM Jlq are Nlcl to bo lrJillj( to ..U CJI8. u.=.. ter Fire House, Chester, Saturday night, July :roth, starting at 7 p.m. ' r llure - _ _ For S.le_ __ WANT AD INFORMATION nette's Home Restaurant and 1 Pizza Shop. Phone WY 2-9976. I 7 17 3tc H"'o"'ME=M"'A~·D::cE:::-p"7ie-,15""c-.- coffee 5c .•Jock's Dairy Bar, Middleport. 7-161tlc THERE WILL BE an ice cream social held at the Ches- Ia ..,.w moW; .. """ Aoc- • -lllur ' Get With Us- Now - Hurry In Hurry In -Get with Us Now On Our July Used Car Reduction Sale - 1955Ford • - • DY -H. -,.- ... Door, VB - - Park~ood Wagon , VB motor, automatic tl'ans ., power steermg and brakes, new l.lres. radio and heatt>r. - • $688 ~merican ~ Door. Radio, heater, blue finish , clean inter· lor, good bres. . 1962 Chevy II - - $1795 "8o you're Milo, lanle'a now boy friend! Funny, but I hid plotund you with a telephone atuok to your head!" USED CLOTHING bargains. Women's dresses 25-50 Men's and Boys' pants and ·-- Baker & Seyfr'lecl shirts 25-{,0 cents. Men's shoes Cl 3 nd h t 8 S · h' a ' mit s Phones WY2-3994-WYU301 otbing 698 W. M•ln St S~ore. Open 7 days a _ 1w;~;·~·k~. ~~";i'"ii~ Letart Falls, Ohio. 7· =c;--;-;==-~~-,-- 1959 Chevrolet • - $1095 Biscayne 2 Door. Ivory and coral finish, spotlestt interior, 6 cyJ., std. trans. Radio and heater, nt>w tires . You Get Them ~ Door, local owner, spotless clean illlerior. Tires show httle wear, beater, deluxe equipment. 1958 Chevrolet • - $795 Bis~ayne 2 Door. Original black finish, spotless clean in- tenor, all good whitewaJI tires, 6 cyl. powerglide tran 8 Heater. · ~ • .. $1995 ~onza .2 ~· ~ mileage by local·owner, maroon fin- l~h, be1g~ trim wtth bucket seats, 4 .speed trans . 102 t'O· gme, rad1o and heater. 195701ds - • - - $795 Super "~" Hard Top Coupe. White finish, clean interior, .eOOd Whitewall tires, hydramatiu, radio and heater. 1960 Corvair - • - $1195 700 - ~ Door. ~ean interior, dark i]'een finish standard trans. Like new tires, heater. BARGAINS GALORE 1955 Plymouth a 4 Door-$149 1951 Pontiac Free at Landmark 16 011. Bovaroga "I•••• You get 1-16 oz. size glass Cree each tim~ you purchase lO gallons of ,asoline or more, or a combmation oil change and lube job. Pomeroy Landmark SUPER SERVICE STATION Open 24 Houn WY 2-9932: PonMror L O. 1 Cbeste< Ohio WHV WORRY over a alugglsb I septic tank? Get Klean · EmAll Septic tank cleaner at Landmark Fllrm Bureau, Pomeroy. 7-1-JOtc 1962 Corvair .&DYJ.-OUQARII" LQOCW o. W11LLB MONDAY TBRV FRIDAY over white finish . R&H . - ROO ' WMPO Radio motor, aautom·atic trans., new tires , black 1959 Rambler DG'F I'DPB, OICK TRACY 0 1111. K&-. ~ lntlcat.e, be. •• 1960 Chevrolet LW -$CJ99 ior, red and bla<.·k finish , R&H. 2 GUW ODAW Yeo-&J"o 0'7Ptoquoteo AN ARTIST WHO THEORIZIIIS ABOUT IDS WORK 18 NO LONGER AI\TIOT BUT ClUTIC Galaxie 2 Door, VB engine, st.andard trans. Clean inter- 1960 Plymouth - LW'II'W OUW ' • 4 18 AUCI'IONEEII Complete ~ Crill Bradford ll'rlle, Phone • Coalad A. C. BRADFORD llaclilt:. Olllo 5 II lfc larl Grueoer, l'laDiblq uot Reallq MIDenvllle, Obit End your aewer lroablea We llan a l l Sewer MacldMs lleaiOaahlo lllllea Call In wt'lf Day .. llltpl 7 18 lfc COBA SERVICE HELP WANTED HOUSEKEEPER 10 care lor elderly genllennan. Live WY 2-2583. ln. .,... ,... ..... .. ..... MeAl •nd iii'NW'fll Oull" ell d tM ..... .... IJf'Jc. ., "-H. F•t lll......aaDie ...... tat Clll Cl•lf Teeft. •.......,. WY 1464' w..-. - ------ ·.• WJEH RADIO 1,00 Sign On N..,. 6:05 Sacred Heart 1:20 CouQtry J8lllborel 8:30 Farr · News 1,05 Breakfaat Party 7:li Bright Star Show 7:35 Pickfns Bdwr Show no News Report - Ohio 7:05 Breakfast Party t :15 Jones Buick Show t0 '05 Polka Party 10:35 Public Service II :05 Top Ten Show 12,00 Noon Report 1HO Rev. Merlin Teets 1:05 Platter Party ''00 Sundown Serenade 1:30 Sign Off 8,00 Sign Off - June 8?00 Breatfaal Party SVNDAY 1:00 Breakfast Party IIOp II: 115 Matlllll Coonly News B:Oli Col!ea Willi Janet 12:00 Community News t·U Betty Newton 8:05 Muolcal Clock 12:015 Nooo News ·10:0li Ministerial Alaoc. · 7i00 New~ 12:10 Ohio · Nen ,10:20 Coonlry Hoe Down 7-10 Musical Clnck 12:15 Markela :II :Oi Swap SbOI' 1i30 NOWI Beadllnea 12,20 Bulletin Board 11:30 Farm News 7:30 Musical Clock 12:25 News 0 Grams 11:40 Famlly Worsblp Bour·'nlu 7:46 The LUellna 12:30 Agrlculiure Agent 12:00 NOOII Report 1:00 Oblo Valley Newa 12:46 Connlry GO Round 12:15 Music Jusl For Yon 1·05 World II Ohio News 1:55 NeWI Beat J2 , 15 Goeasler's Guest Star-Frl 1•10 Sporta Today 2: oo Country GO Round 3,00 Platter Party o:15 Weather Pic!lure 2:55 News Bea1 f: 15 Blaellnar Auto Show . &: II Muafcal Clock 3:110 Mid Way,Matinee 4:30 Laeal .N8W£ 8:115 Communlty News 3:55 News Beat U6 BW Stern Sporll Latchstrlng f,I)O Dlsclng with Doss NO Bowlinl Seorea 8:30 l'uhllc Service 4:30 Interchange I,Qli Van P•trlct Sparta j :<li Fa11111y Worablp Hour 5:00 Community N..,. 8:20 Sunclown Serellado fG:liG Maaon CoiiDly News 5:06 World II NaUonal Newa 7:05 The World Today 10 05 Talll of tile Town 5: 15 SpoUighl on1 Sports 7:30 Sign 011 IO:Sii Nen 5:25 Wealbercaat a,oo ·Sign 011 - June II:~ Momfng Melodies 1:30 Dinner Muafcale SAnlliDAY (Hcept Friday: Churdl 5' 55 Inside Booka 6:00 SlgD On News BeUs lUng' , 8: 00 Sunset BIYd. 8:05 Coana, Jamllclrel II :46 W<l'id NeWI . 8:00 Sign 011 8:30 Farm Newa Mottda7 lilrtt Frida)' 1:00 Sign Ob uo TERRY 7:30 Sign On News 1:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 8:35 Hour of Deliverance (Rev. Paul Jnnes) t:OO WIDgs of Realinc UG SUnday Show 10:01 Voice of Propheey 10:35 Sunday Sbow 11:00 Cooolry Hymnllme 12:00 Noon Report 12:15 The Search 12,30 Rev. Merllo Teets 1:00 Billy Grallam 1:30 The Lullleran Hour UO Signa of the Times (Rev. W. S. BUlupo) Z:l5 Public Service U5 The Big LHe 3:00 Sunday Showceae 4:00 Hour <J1 Decision 4:46 Jobll GrUIID 5:00 Sund•y Showcase 8:00 Sundown Serenade 7:30 Sign Off loOO Sign Off - June a, HAROLD GRA 'f LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE BUT VOU SAID 'THERE f>R£ PAPeRs; 1U . . ~.THAT' THE'AH'S WHAT'S CtllLEO A"RELEASE:' SA'/ 'tQI) SI-WULD SIGI1 "RELEA<E"1 I WAS DISIMHEI?ITEO' U::!.£rr I DON'T SE.E I BELIEVE . THEY ONE! IMAG.IN.E! WI-N .. ·'? CT7~....-:;;:...c; SIQt\EO r lir GEORGI WONDER .,. GJMiter HNt ... AND I POUBT W1-1~1 E!::. EL W!KE JT f.IOME: FL~ DINN ER . HAVE FRIEDA FIX YOU SOMETJ1 1NG . ' OH AN[' HERE5 A LrTTL= 5PE!.IDit-16 MONEY ! 1951 Che•. 2 Dr. $49 1954 Ford 4 Dr. HTCpe.-$99 1954 Chevy 2 Dr. f49 1955 Ford VI 2 Dl\ $149 1955 Dodge HT Cpe. $119 ' 1952 Buick 4 Dr. $169 $291 YES-SAVE MORI - AT POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN I!VENtNGS POMEROY, OHIQ . OAD Oti)N'T l>tAVE A SON, 50 l ~AD TO RUN THE SHOW. E'IC..CU 5E ME I l'M NEEDeO IN SlOE. A 'biLLY LEGAL FO~MALITY ! f TOLD T~EM so t BUT YOU KNOW LAW~' HM·M, Do YOU 1-\A.vtT~ RIPER \IJ1TH 'iOU'? �'1 .. • Selling Everything But The ~it~hen Sink? Want Ads Can Sell .It Too ' '' FOR RENT Classified Ads Get Results. I ' ·~ / • Edwards Cops Medali81 Honor ----...-------~-......~~-- nquool ad ""' . . . . . tllolr bnot .. TELEVISION IN REVIEW, . ·' Millo • Wilton" .. . . . . . - - OD ~ tile Mepl poofllao ~~ pldurtl I<NAACPl ll<ppod IDtG the creft un1oao 11111 DDt '!'be Uld alud tbol .. pollllda the guUdJ TV Oil Ill ldoe !ilr 1 OOillOdy • bamlq buoiDeoa luue In ldrl ..would bt ID I iiHiilill ,..· CllooM lwllol Allv&flrl rloi. ..O.CO IJIIu. lbo I8DIO 1101~ II 1101 "Cieopa· e~paclljo." lllldJ ct lbt ._,.,...~ work II loiYIIll wllb 1bt 11'1" <I' otan' aalarloo or evoa Not aU lleln> fii"'IIP" •.,.. wtllllr 011 AJIC-TV .., lllCCelllve t.baupt fl ~ "Gilatho w~ problem of the acned Oil lhllr OUIIooli of tbt ail- ,BuadaJI otorllDa Allll. II, In the,_ .. to II lllblulel lo tile f1>llll'\'lval of llildlol. It Ia tile mal- uallon bere. While llle NAACP II 10:30-11 p.m. EDT time llot... ODd ID.,tlo '"lllwbide"' w. of ~tiQQ u appned w InC boid. lbo lloi!Jwood Reporto tbol x- BarDo -d too. tho loleVlofoo Uld movie fnduo. Rac:e Ralalloos ..,, thla , • ~ - · -a, BICir DV JIBOlll' HOLLYWOOD <UP!) - "':i, -*' ~ ~ two trade pub- :'':,::ad*;,::'a/:; DAILY CROSS W0 RD UO.ti001, .~Dally Varlety"' and dfroel-acttoo advocalel II, of I ACJBOU ''1lle Roil1wood Repcner," an> oouree, aiiilad a1 gitljnJ more' L 'rwllaa4 rucl wflll avidity bere by lhooe N - jobl before Uld .bohlncl 1111111 . . . - with bulln.... lbt cameru, aod alao achlev!ni 11.-fur Alld eve tho O<elllonal reader what !hey oon•lder the pr<>por U. A hair • DMds Uttle cliletrDm8lll to lab portrayal <i their· rac:e lo proOOklriiW ooto fJt lbt No. 1 running story. lll'am& and movlea . II. eo1r7 a.,.The olber day, for IDIIaneo, tile · Tolevltklo'a prime .......,, u lf. Hopbalead otory In Variety W81 pagged hal bien noted prevtousiJ, II that 11. 'l'llroup on Marloa Branda's addreu to 111bo · - • lllllkr ldvtrtlolng 11. :,~ ..une 111 wblcl! be wu quoted ·agenci<o are afraid now of bolb 11. -robe ill u aayl!IJ: "Aotorl obould oland aldeo: The foes ct cioiMgresalioll debt IDpliler aod pledge 1101 to oup- who miSbt retaliate OCOllllmieallJ 18. JewUh pori production eoiDpaDiea which 11ainot IDcreaeed use of NtiJO :.:::.. uphold prlndples of oe&regelllm." performen, aod Nf8rO •lawen 11 . lltretdior Alld Tlleoday, Variety ran.."J le lllab tbr~j~leo- A Doxto..U. lqdly otory rweallog liMit' lhe log 1 le boyeolt . . . . ope- rt. A...1111 of e Negro In ~role of a clflc produeta. · jUdge 011 CBS-TV'I,[P""7 lila· ''11nls far In Rollywnod, the mill. ,_ IGII" resulted ID'tif 'abuslvelll8ll: tant anti·I'K"CClloolatl bavo •· ........,, rtlctlon." lbei publlcation aafd: bean ..,,. vociferous than u-· 10. CUbic ~.. .Aboul ~a6 ~etten wore .,.. who bave oppooiiA! .,._pathlel, or u.:::" calved !ram all porll fJt lbe coun- who advocale a more mlld ap- sa. Total lrj<, r~mglng trnm San Fr111c!s<o ..,aeb, or those who migbl arp II. KDoclr to New Yon to lhe Deep South." that an arllllt's delloeatfall of :: At tho ume lime, Gall Palrlet c!baraden has a duty to he Ia- u. A-•• Jackaon, neeull" producer of dependent of e:t<eoo .pre!I8Ui'<l of llllllolan.. "Percy Maeon," was reported to any aad from IIIJ ·aide. u. Allrol(r: hm! lllecl to Ill" • Negro girl Now the Wrllenl Guild · hal ..._ ~ 10 play an elevator operator who jumped headlong 1n1n the tray. 111 u. - . . . . . . . _ 1 key wllue!a - but a statemeot lhfs week, It oald tt ~ "the Nallollal AaaociaU011 for lhl "will waive minimum paymeul.l .._ '1'blng at Advancomaat of Colorod People lo tbooo of IIIIi' memben who 10 ftluo appeu..c '- PLEASE return the borrowed tin snips to our tag sht>p. B. Quisenberry at old P. 0 . Building, Syracuse, Ohio. 7 18 3tp RECORD HOP Friday night, July 19, from a to 11 p. m. on Cole .street between North Second and North Third, Mid· dleport by ~Jun: · ~ne~:.; IJ ham, sponsored by B Musk WE WOULD LIKE to thank the Meigs General Staff. Dr. Bntce, Dr. Slack, Dr. Davis, the nurses, Rawlings-Coats Funeral Hnme, Rev. ZUndel, the Sew·Rile Sewing 1.-IUID, II the. Pall-Bearers, and any others who helped us during the slckneas and death of Richard F. Folden. R. F. Folden Family 7 18 1tp THE FAMILY of Ed RusseH wlabes to·thank Rev. Stanley, Chase Funeral Hnme. Pallbearers, Adrleo French~ special thanks to the neighbors of Dexter and the Midway chur~, Rower donors, and all who helped in anyway. 7 13 ltp _ _:_AUTO SALES:.__ 1950 GMC 3passenger bus. Four like new, tires. $300. Phone SH 2-5442. 7·16-Gtc 'llltWorld Slanclanl <11 Co-et Ea- .. perform- ftfg car room, ride - ' once Small car eeonomy and aunagerablllty MetnipoUiu Moton E. fllnol, PommiJ' ...... '"U87t 22 itc f FllR NEW oe ll8ed can .,. trucb, pllolle lllrYiD Marts 3AfESMAN. Bei,Jfey Mall> en. Atheas, LY.'I-4MI.. 10-t-lf< MUSicAL Instruments FOR SAUD: Slndlnriouo Violin. · GOilli bUje. Reasonable S. Cl 'O joi;"Duter, Ohio ' Ji lfe -';'' . ' ' u- draft "- bonoo t1411 fl . ........._ APioroo "'-Ail 1o Jt. OondlJO. Wub• a ._., .._ sa. To . .sa. tiaml...,. ot lA.- s ae. ..,.. COYer) 14 s~ ' o)'ill 17 :e. ~0 !•a """'~'4t-1'4+-l>m~~H :•s •• ~ '''" 'l/. '7 ~ 1,~ .. ~ i l •~ '- NILSON" SMAINICA· FEL&.aR. SCieNTIST FROMT. . AMAZON. ~s• :~ '7: ,-; -~_I:;Z ~ ~ rft' ~" ,., f.%:1. ,, ~ 177;.,j,~.,..l-f--l--l--l ~ ,-- · • I"" ~ m~-t--1HI-32 34 I"~ L=..wllll · 43 Bv KINO '" 1•• ,., ;4'-""i-11:>7;ff:'l-+-+-f fk ~ 1... 1 9.JQqe~t ~~ou t a;.,e 1-Je,.. hc,...e and make 3 hO~.J ':ie pet out of ner! ~~-t-f--f l::c..:++-+-+-~ •·- 18 Hore'a •ow He te work it: .&XYDLBAAXB LONIIFELLOW tor Ute three L'•, X: tor the two o· .. etc. Sln&le letter•. apo• trophltl, tiM lertJt.b and formation of the words arf'l all btnta. llMia d&y tbe COde lettel'l ue different. Pomeroy". Ohio .& Oanlo.....,. Qaot&lloa AQII"O QC IJUD'll will sell individual servings Friday night for 25c. Don't forget the record bop. Bar· CARD OF THANKS "1>>onket" 10· ~:!'!: ODt letter •imply stand!! tot uotber. In th1t INU'Ilple A. II.-, TC GET MORE PEOPLE to try our Italian style pizzas, we tor's llcense? Call WY 2-2968. 815Uc ::::"' DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Blaettnars Home Restaurant and Pizza Shop. 7 1'1 3tc 118. A· w- : :;:u..:,• = = !!:=uri..,, I'; i. ~:::. •w V8 Catalina 4 Dr. Sedan. Clean white finjsh with gray lwo tone. Hydramatic, radio and heater. 'l'raded in on a new Pontiac laat week. t. e. """" +• ufora '60 Pontiac _ $1695 1\BCUr t ·~ 24 ' • - IIO'Iftl .. a-a-.. YE 5ETTIN' THAR MbANitl' nv.,. 25. Blotl!o H. xu•a - 1• ~RE 22. Cltln- !::'.::' t.llllt "'..,. 18· Wlll'M !! 'M!AT 21. Loltor 1. - . . . - e.:: -- NOTICES -- WEIGHT , lllko ="' DIADAX (formerly DE~:-A DIET) new oame, same mula. Only 98c at s t a r k Drugs. AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cancelled? Lost your opera- IIIIC-TV bnot ,.-..,..L ' !':.a-porrormor at~ Nldlalo ... ZlalM Jlq are Nlcl to bo lrJillj( to ..U CJI8. u.=.. ter Fire House, Chester, Saturday night, July :roth, starting at 7 p.m. ' r llure - _ _ For S.le_ __ WANT AD INFORMATION nette's Home Restaurant and 1 Pizza Shop. Phone WY 2-9976. I 7 17 3tc H"'o"'ME=M"'A~·D::cE:::-p"7ie-,15""c-.- coffee 5c .•Jock's Dairy Bar, Middleport. 7-161tlc THERE WILL BE an ice cream social held at the Ches- Ia ..,.w moW; .. """ Aoc- • -lllur ' Get With Us- Now - Hurry In Hurry In -Get with Us Now On Our July Used Car Reduction Sale - 1955Ford • - • DY -H. -,.- ... Door, VB - - Park~ood Wagon , VB motor, automatic tl'ans ., power steermg and brakes, new l.lres. radio and heatt>r. - • $688 ~merican ~ Door. Radio, heater, blue finish , clean inter· lor, good bres. . 1962 Chevy II - - $1795 "8o you're Milo, lanle'a now boy friend! Funny, but I hid plotund you with a telephone atuok to your head!" USED CLOTHING bargains. Women's dresses 25-50 Men's and Boys' pants and ·-- Baker & Seyfr'lecl shirts 25-{,0 cents. Men's shoes Cl 3 nd h t 8 S · h' a ' mit s Phones WY2-3994-WYU301 otbing 698 W. M•ln St S~ore. Open 7 days a _ 1w;~;·~·k~. ~~";i'"ii~ Letart Falls, Ohio. 7· =c;--;-;==-~~-,-- 1959 Chevrolet • - $1095 Biscayne 2 Door. Ivory and coral finish, spotlestt interior, 6 cyJ., std. trans. Radio and heater, nt>w tires . You Get Them ~ Door, local owner, spotless clean illlerior. Tires show httle wear, beater, deluxe equipment. 1958 Chevrolet • - $795 Bis~ayne 2 Door. Original black finish, spotless clean in- tenor, all good whitewaJI tires, 6 cyl. powerglide tran 8 Heater. · ~ • .. $1995 ~onza .2 ~· ~ mileage by local·owner, maroon fin- l~h, be1g~ trim wtth bucket seats, 4 .speed trans . 102 t'O· gme, rad1o and heater. 195701ds - • - - $795 Super "~" Hard Top Coupe. White finish, clean interior, .eOOd Whitewall tires, hydramatiu, radio and heater. 1960 Corvair - • - $1195 700 - ~ Door. ~ean interior, dark i]'een finish standard trans. Like new tires, heater. BARGAINS GALORE 1955 Plymouth a 4 Door-$149 1951 Pontiac Free at Landmark 16 011. Bovaroga "I•••• You get 1-16 oz. size glass Cree each tim~ you purchase lO gallons of ,asoline or more, or a combmation oil change and lube job. Pomeroy Landmark SUPER SERVICE STATION Open 24 Houn WY 2-9932: PonMror L O. 1 Cbeste< Ohio WHV WORRY over a alugglsb I septic tank? Get Klean · EmAll Septic tank cleaner at Landmark Fllrm Bureau, Pomeroy. 7-1-JOtc 1962 Corvair .&DYJ.-OUQARII" LQOCW o. W11LLB MONDAY TBRV FRIDAY over white finish . R&H . - ROO ' WMPO Radio motor, aautom·atic trans., new tires , black 1959 Rambler DG'F I'DPB, OICK TRACY 0 1111. K&-. ~ lntlcat.e, be. •• 1960 Chevrolet LW -$CJ99 ior, red and bla<.·k finish , R&H. 2 GUW ODAW Yeo-&J"o 0'7Ptoquoteo AN ARTIST WHO THEORIZIIIS ABOUT IDS WORK 18 NO LONGER AI\TIOT BUT ClUTIC Galaxie 2 Door, VB engine, st.andard trans. Clean inter- 1960 Plymouth - LW'II'W OUW ' • 4 18 AUCI'IONEEII Complete ~ Crill Bradford ll'rlle, Phone • Coalad A. C. BRADFORD llaclilt:. Olllo 5 II lfc larl Grueoer, l'laDiblq uot Reallq MIDenvllle, Obit End your aewer lroablea We llan a l l Sewer MacldMs lleaiOaahlo lllllea Call In wt'lf Day .. llltpl 7 18 lfc COBA SERVICE HELP WANTED HOUSEKEEPER 10 care lor elderly genllennan. Live WY 2-2583. ln. .,... ,... ..... .. ..... MeAl •nd iii'NW'fll Oull" ell d tM ..... .... IJf'Jc. ., "-H. F•t lll......aaDie ...... tat Clll Cl•lf Teeft. •.......,. WY 1464' w..-. - ------ ·.• WJEH RADIO 1,00 Sign On N..,. 6:05 Sacred Heart 1:20 CouQtry J8lllborel 8:30 Farr · News 1,05 Breakfaat Party 7:li Bright Star Show 7:35 Pickfns Bdwr Show no News Report - Ohio 7:05 Breakfast Party t :15 Jones Buick Show t0 '05 Polka Party 10:35 Public Service II :05 Top Ten Show 12,00 Noon Report 1HO Rev. Merlin Teets 1:05 Platter Party ''00 Sundown Serenade 1:30 Sign Off 8,00 Sign Off - June 8?00 Breatfaal Party SVNDAY 1:00 Breakfast Party IIOp II: 115 Matlllll Coonly News B:Oli Col!ea Willi Janet 12:00 Community News t·U Betty Newton 8:05 Muolcal Clock 12:015 Nooo News ·10:0li Ministerial Alaoc. · 7i00 New~ 12:10 Ohio · Nen ,10:20 Coonlry Hoe Down 7-10 Musical Clnck 12:15 Markela :II :Oi Swap SbOI' 1i30 NOWI Beadllnea 12,20 Bulletin Board 11:30 Farm News 7:30 Musical Clock 12:25 News 0 Grams 11:40 Famlly Worsblp Bour·'nlu 7:46 The LUellna 12:30 Agrlculiure Agent 12:00 NOOII Report 1:00 Oblo Valley Newa 12:46 Connlry GO Round 12:15 Music Jusl For Yon 1·05 World II Ohio News 1:55 NeWI Beat J2 , 15 Goeasler's Guest Star-Frl 1•10 Sporta Today 2: oo Country GO Round 3,00 Platter Party o:15 Weather Pic!lure 2:55 News Bea1 f: 15 Blaellnar Auto Show . &: II Muafcal Clock 3:110 Mid Way,Matinee 4:30 Laeal .N8W£ 8:115 Communlty News 3:55 News Beat U6 BW Stern Sporll Latchstrlng f,I)O Dlsclng with Doss NO Bowlinl Seorea 8:30 l'uhllc Service 4:30 Interchange I,Qli Van P•trlct Sparta j :<li Fa11111y Worablp Hour 5:00 Community N..,. 8:20 Sunclown Serellado fG:liG Maaon CoiiDly News 5:06 World II NaUonal Newa 7:05 The World Today 10 05 Talll of tile Town 5: 15 SpoUighl on1 Sports 7:30 Sign 011 IO:Sii Nen 5:25 Wealbercaat a,oo ·Sign 011 - June II:~ Momfng Melodies 1:30 Dinner Muafcale SAnlliDAY (Hcept Friday: Churdl 5' 55 Inside Booka 6:00 SlgD On News BeUs lUng' , 8: 00 Sunset BIYd. 8:05 Coana, Jamllclrel II :46 W<l'id NeWI . 8:00 Sign 011 8:30 Farm Newa Mottda7 lilrtt Frida)' 1:00 Sign Ob uo TERRY 7:30 Sign On News 1:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 8:35 Hour of Deliverance (Rev. Paul Jnnes) t:OO WIDgs of Realinc UG SUnday Show 10:01 Voice of Propheey 10:35 Sunday Sbow 11:00 Cooolry Hymnllme 12:00 Noon Report 12:15 The Search 12,30 Rev. Merllo Teets 1:00 Billy Grallam 1:30 The Lullleran Hour UO Signa of the Times (Rev. W. S. BUlupo) Z:l5 Public Service U5 The Big LHe 3:00 Sunday Showceae 4:00 Hour <J1 Decision 4:46 Jobll GrUIID 5:00 Sund•y Showcase 8:00 Sundown Serenade 7:30 Sign Off loOO Sign Off - June a, HAROLD GRA 'f LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE BUT VOU SAID 'THERE f>R£ PAPeRs; 1U . . ~.THAT' THE'AH'S WHAT'S CtllLEO A"RELEASE:' SA'/ 'tQI) SI-WULD SIGI1 "RELEA<E"1 I WAS DISIMHEI?ITEO' U::!.£rr I DON'T SE.E I BELIEVE . THEY ONE! IMAG.IN.E! WI-N .. ·'? CT7~....-:;;:...c; SIQt\EO r lir GEORGI WONDER .,. GJMiter HNt ... AND I POUBT W1-1~1 E!::. EL W!KE JT f.IOME: FL~ DINN ER . HAVE FRIEDA FIX YOU SOMETJ1 1NG . ' OH AN[' HERE5 A LrTTL= 5PE!.IDit-16 MONEY ! 1951 Che•. 2 Dr. $49 1954 Ford 4 Dr. HTCpe.-$99 1954 Chevy 2 Dr. f49 1955 Ford VI 2 Dl\ $149 1955 Dodge HT Cpe. $119 ' 1952 Buick 4 Dr. $169 $291 YES-SAVE MORI - AT POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN I!VENtNGS POMEROY, OHIQ . OAD Oti)N'T l>tAVE A SON, 50 l ~AD TO RUN THE SHOW. E'IC..CU 5E ME I l'M NEEDeO IN SlOE. A 'biLLY LEGAL FO~MALITY ! f TOLD T~EM so t BUT YOU KNOW LAW~' HM·M, Do YOU 1-\A.vtT~ RIPER \IJ1TH 'iOU'? �• .,. ._.,.. >'! ... ... .. ... "'._ . ..... ,... ... ., _ _ . . ,.,.._ _ ~ ,.... . .._ .... ,...,.. ...,_ .,., . ..., ,. .. - ...... . v~ ..., .~;,~ , .., ..,.. .• ~ ·-..~· .,..,.,., ,0 ..,_......., ;~~.,r'~ ~ • .wr-. * ... '' I ELBERFELD$ . JULY CL A READY TO WEAR 3.95 WOMENS BLOUSES SALE 2.00 2.95 WOMEN$ BLOUSES SALE 1.50 1.95 WOMENS BLOUSES SALE 1.00 7,95 WOMENS DRESSES SALE 4.00 8.95 WOMENS DRESSES SALE 6.00 10.95 WOMEN$ DRESSES SALE 7.00 12.95 WOMENS DRESSES SALE 8.00 13.9S WOMENS DRESSES SALE 8.00 16.50 WOMENS DRESSES SALE 12.00 19.50 WOMEN$ DRESSES SALE 12.00 2.9S Women• Sun Back DRESSES _ _ SALE 2.00 1.69 WOMENS SUN HATS SALE 1.00 19.SO to 59.00 Womens COATS ond SUITS Solo 1S.OO Sins 2 to 6X Solo SOc Solo SOc Solo SOc - - - Solo 1.00 Solo 1.00 Solo 1,50 Sale I .00 GIRLS PEDAL PUSHERS Si2es 2 to 14 75c Girls Pedal Pushers 1.69 Girls Pedal Pushers - - - -- - 1.95 Girls Pedal Pusher~ 2,95 Girls Podol Pu•hors Solo SOc Solo 1.00 Solo 1.00 Solo 1.50 GIRLS SKiRTS Sl2es 2 to 4 1.95 Arnel Pluted Skirts A sbort sleeve shirt and matchlo& loa& panll. Sizes 2 to 7. Solo 1.25 1a1e 7 R... 4.9S Sen Sale 3.50 Mt 61 WOMEN$ COTTON PLISSE SLIPS ___ ____ ... _ SALI $1.69 Ret. $1.95, slzos 32 thru 52 38 WOMEN$ $US DACRON DOUBLE PANEL SLIPS. sins 32 thru 44 .. . .... . SALE $2.69 6 WOMEN$ $US BERMUDA PAJAMAS (Botloto) Slzos 34-36 ond 42 ------------- - SALE $2.69 8 WOMINS $1.95 BATISTE Stereo Record Player 1 only Floor Model Store Demonstrator RCA 27 WOMENS $1.95 BATISTE SHORTY GOWNS, omoll. modiuiTI, 1,... - --- SALI $1.69 22 WOMENS $U5 PLJSSE GOWNS (Lone). 34, 3d, 42, 48 ..... . SALE $2.69 33 Wom•ns $2.95 Double Pan.a D11cron HALF SLIPS, 5 M L, XL-XXL-XXXL oiuo Sale $2.69 3o4 WOMEN$ $3.95 DOUBLE PANEL DACRON FULL S~IP$, slzoo 34-42 _.. _.......... -- . SALE $2.14 20 WOMENS $2.95 LONG IATISTE GOWNS,"'" 34 36 46 --------'---- SALI $2.69 10 WOMENS $2.95 • COTTON PLISSE PAJAMAS, siZOI 34, 3d, 31, 40 Solo $2.69 16 WOMEN$ $1.95 EMBOSSED COTTON SLIPS, olaes 32, 34, 36, 38 ___ ___ ----- -- SALI $1.69 28 WOMENS $3.95 BABY DOLL PAJAMAS (Bolisto & Dacron) S II'~ L ------ SALE $2.89 Sale! Shanmont Panties Dan River & Other Fine Ginghams Checks , stripes , solids_ plaids, SALI PRICE Mens 2.95 Cotton Knit Short Sloe,. SPORT SHIRTS Sizet small (34-36), medium (38-40), large (42-441, and extra large (46-48) . Whites. solid color.s and trimmed styl es. JULY CLEARANCE WHILE THEY LAST $2.00 MENS SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Sizes small (14-14".! ), Medium (15-15\-'l), and Large (16-16\-'l)_ Special sale price while they last Special PurchaN and Sale $2.95 11nd BeHer YilluN July Cloorance Solo Mens Wash 'n Wear SUMMER SLACKS fMost all sizes in &11 price rang81) $4.95 $5.95 $6.95 $7.95 $1.95 SLACKs SLACKS SLACKS SLACKS SLACKS Ment $1.95 Short Sleew• IALI SALI SALI SALI IALI $3.11 $4.21 $5.21 $6.21 $7.21 PIN STRIPE COTTON SLACKS In small. medium and large Biles. White and soUd colors or solid color with contrasting trim. IALI - ---.-· ···----- -------------- ----------_----------------- --------- 71 PAIRS MINI $US Knit Sport Shirts $1 · 68 SALI $3.00 Just Arrived Large Shipment HASSOCKS Popular -p riced and attractively -styled, designed to complete the decor that 's so popular in current home furnishing. Modern and Early American Jtyles. · Round, square and rectangular. Solld or with legs. Many colors to choose from. Prkes range ~rom 1 ..lei R(A Whirl..... AIR CONDmONERS 2 only $24f.t5 Air Condlllaolon .... 179.95 1 only $249.t5 Air Conditlonw .. lo $215.00 Sale! Metal' Base Cabinets R... R... R... wllh 2UO 49.00 68.00 Gloss Plastic top, chrome edge 16 Inch - - - - - - - S•lo 19.00 30 Inch Sal• 42.00 30 Inch Kitchen Coblnot Enclosed Top - - - - - - Stlo 54.00 SALEI SERTA INNERSPRING MATTRESS and Matching Box Springs_ Full or twin si•e FOR THIS $24·00 Hch SALE Consistine of Sturdily built maol e bunk bed with i:Dard rail a nd ladder, link spr ingii and felt mattresses. 90.00 $ FOR THIS SALE _ __ With ln111ropring Mottroos 108.00 Sale ! CHAIRS GROUP I Consisting of 11 chairs, Modern, Traditional and Early American Swivel Chairs, Platform Roclrers and Swivel Rockers _ Regularly priced 49-00, 52_00, 54-00 and 59.00. FOR THIS $ SALE _____________________ 40.00 GROUP II Consisting of 10 ChairS-Modern, Traditio11al and Early American. Occasional, Swivel llocken and Lounge Chairs. The chairs in this group were for m· erly priced from 59_00 to 109.00. FOR THIS SALE ~--------------------- $SQ·OO BOUDOIR LAMPS Coaly 35 pain ID lot) Dif. continued pattems. 5Wx80'' lo111. July cteuance S.le- $7.00 1 FOLDING FURNITURE SUS G piece Sel - ' chain and I lablo. ReJIUlorly ftii.7G. ,.1, NOW S25·00 SPECIAL SPEAR TREE LAMPS and Adiustapole .LAMPS eSteel with plastic shadeo - 3 Ugbto aepuatelrcontrolled by turn swi~h . Pole lampaadjuJtable. • to) ni Jhe•: Baked enamel, poU1hed braas and polypropylene eColora - Block, Coffee and Sand. AN EXTREMIL Y GOOD VALUI - -- - - - - - $CJ·95 Sale! Summer Toys. l>-Rogular 1.89 Bodmlnton Sets 1.47 2- Rogulor 5.95 Badminton Sob 4.43 2- Rogular 8.95 Bedmlnton Sets S.93 2.47 2- Rogulor 3.95 Tennis Rocquob 2- Rogular 6.95 Tennis Rorqultl 4.89 4-Rogul•r 89c Golf Sets 63c l>-Rogular 1.89 Golf s.ta _ 1.44 l>-Rogular 98c Garden Sets 73c 9- Rogular 69c Play Balli 43c 11- Rogular 79c Ploy Rings S3c 2- Rogular 3.95 Ski Tow Ropoe 2.97 2-Rogulor 2.95 Ski Tow RO!Mt 1. 97 25- Rogular 3.95 to 9.95 BaMball "GfovM _ 'h Price 14-Rogular 5.95 Croquet Sits 3.". 24- Rogular 1.95 to 2.95 Ball Bets 'h Price 3- Rogular 1.89 Toy Lawn Mowers _ 1.49 1 Polr- Rogulor 19.95 Waler Skis ~ 14.43 $2.95 ond $3.95 PLASDC DRAPES COTtAGE sm . CANOPY CURTAINS con AGE CURT AINS Nylon, Organdy, Dacron. White with trim _ July Clearance Sale. $2.00 Lined and unHned. M· tractive patterns and solId white. July CIHr- a pair 69Co polr •••• ·~~-'! , .. _ GROUP Ill KILL JAPANESE BEI!TLES WITH Consisting of 13 chairs. Early American and Modern. Swivel rocker• and Berkliner Recliners. The chairs in this group were r egularly priced at 89-00. ·Ortho Sevin Garden Spray $74·00 =~E THIS lALII $1 .39 VYNOCEL WINDOW SHADES Wu hable, S\.IJPported plastie 36'' x 6'. Whit~ - Licht Tao - Green. Special Sale Price - - 99c Sale.f, BREAKFAST and . . DINETTE SETS • R... US Bou4olr Lll"''!! - - - -- Sale 1.19 2--69.0CI S Pltce SO ln. T•bte _ R... 2.9S Boudoir LBnpe - - - - - - S o l e 1," . 1-79.00 5 ;1'1... Round T•ble R... 3.19 ond 3.29 Boudc!lr Lamps 5•1• 2.19 1-19.00 5 PI- 36" Tobie R... 3.95 Boudoir Lamps _ Stlo 2." 1-99.00 7 " - 36" Tobie' t-12f.OO 9 Piece 36• Teble _ I'RINTID , 1-129.00 4 Ploco Eorly A11111ricon _ _ 1-198.00 7 Pleee 42" T•ble, 2 loov• _ 2-198.00 5 Pleee ~.ound T•ble 1-121.00 5 Pltce utou Top FIBERGW DRAPES For orname~tals , flowers, lawns; fru!U and veget ables_ 6 ounce size make• 19 gallon diluted spray. $1,79 e Soo the complete line of Ortho Lllwn •nd G•rden Proclucls. HOUSEWARES $4.29 to $l9.95 rfelds \ " "" 10 H 'I j lmp1 zit 1IIPIY ......... - hi ... eoppor , . . .,. presalei 11 awuda ot ... OIJaapli: ........ Dnot«J fo fla. S1lo 41.00 S•le 64;00 Sillll Tt'OO Set. 1!)4.1J0 Solo 104<110 S•l• 1~00 Sole 15~ S•la 71r ' VOL XV NO. 80 233.00 S.le 1n'oo S.le 233:00 Sole 177.011 Sole ,1i8.QO Sole 323.00 Sole 128.00 sAle 188 oo Sale 303:00 Sale 333 00 Sale 188.od' S•le 166:00 ' CLJ!NI!a.'lND - A bright red cQn:2ief'\lb with Maryland li· cenar s was the best clue a'li les had today as they C9rillnued 1\lolr lnvestlgatlon of Thul'llday"s •18,557 robbery of a suburban branch or the Continental Bank. \ ~ Sale! Innerspring CtiaJse Lounres and 2 seat Metal GlidersChairs. REGULAR REGULAR IIEGULAit IIIGULAR $54.00 $3d.OO $3d.OO $37.50 CHAISI CHAISE GLIDIR CHAIRS ---------------· _ SALE ---------------·- _SALI ---- ---------.... SALE --------------- . _ SALE $36111 $21:00 $28 00 $25:00 The ,auto was recovered shortly after the robbery and police •aid it had been .stolen June 28 11 ArUngton, Va. The F o r e s Hills branch of the bank in sub· Jrban East Cleveland was robbed by two gunmen •hortly betore 11 a. m. (EDT). The robbers, carrying r~olvers. fOrced four employees to lie on floor while they emptied cash drawers. SAlE! MAGIC CHEF and RCA WHIRLPOOL GAS .RANGES $269.00 $149.00$159.00$219,00 $229.00 - !!ICE FIVE aNn ·Chinese Rebuked, Stung As Cowards I ••tlal MOSCOW (UPI) _ Pre- hind him . United States and B~italn. hilh in Moscow on proopecls , llitll to- a tnl 1M mi cr Nikita Khrushchev, in " Futi le are the attempts Western sour~ea said ~· for suct-ess_ , to cooliaoo " li10ell a stinging rebuke to R e d ol those who are trying to . Sovtet _ a~d AI bed negotla Even as lhe .three-power no- · pile -1•• WI FJ China, said today that only change the leadership In ' tors, fmdmg no o~cles to lgotiators met m -Moscow, a But m 1 speoch that Wettanl cowards seek war and warn· ou r countr y," Khrushchev agreement on a parttal test war ning came from Peking \observm •• u .another aoull ed the Chinese Communists said in a Kremlin speech ban, were gomg on to dtS· i that Red China would not be ol Communbl CltiDa, Sov l~t their attempts to force him that was considered perhaps cuss other cold war Issues 1bound by an atomic test ban Premloer Niklla Khrulltcltev aoi4 !rom power in the Soviet the toughest language ever such as Berlin _ !agreement ooly cowarda seo1< wor. Union would be "futile." !fired by tbe Soviets against \ U_ S. Undersecretary of State • Commuolst Chiao, wlllclt II Khruohcltev said that war " imperialism'' Khrushcl:lev challenged ' the Red Chinese in the wid- W. Averell Harriman. Soviet Jus•"" to be puslliltt d..elopo wilhoul anyone seelling to over-l ening breach. be! ween the ! Foreign Minl~t~r A~rei G~o- , ment qf it• owa atomlc w•p- trembles. be!~• " the ltrenpll throw his government to ~i· two Communtst g1ants _ I myko and Bntosh Scoence Mm- ~ ooa, sccaaed the Uolted Stares of ;?'iahsm. sit any factory or plant m At the saame -time, the i tster Lord Haolsham mel In lhe . llsraup lla ,•llklal ..,.,,.,.. Sa.,.,. llo Ia .:,, llurry Ia Ru ss ia and see how firmly Soviets resumed nu clear hlth sesSion of the bog three the Poople • Dolly, of porpo- 1• lo war •' .U . lit allklll the Soviet people are be- test ban talks with the 1 ralks as optimism continued 1 lratinl "fnod." ood of pin· Ia • spoec• at tile &read& ••ee•NII 233 cio SUMMER FURNITURE CLOSE OUTS Jleq,.Jffll0~- .4r_.. :::.__ _ _;___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-:-':". FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1963 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO '· Sale 333.qj! Sale 177.00 Stla 01 Tla. Khrushchev Moves Westerly Again Early American, Italian and French Provincial, Modern K1'oehler, ' Bas~ett, 'fllomasville,lir oyhill S~lo I~ 1 Sale! BED ROOM SUITES 398.00 3 Pl ... Pac•n 219.00 3 Pl... Modern Wolnut 289.00 3 Pilei Mehogony 289.00 3 Pleee Walnut 219.00 3 Pleeo O•nlsh Walnut 289.00 3 Piece Solid Wolnut 219.00 3 Pl~e~ Cherry 239.00 3 Pleea Modern W•l,.ut 389.00 4 Plect French Provincial 1!49.00 3 Piece Modern W•lnut 227.00 3 Piece Modern W•lnut 369.00 4 Pleot Jt•ll•n Provlncl•f 398.00 4 Pleet lt•ll•n Provincial 229.00 4 Piece Modern W•lnut 189.00 3 Plec:o Modem Wolnut entt ·e. Sale 58.00 W" · Mary Johnson I AKRON (UP() - The B. F. I Rubber Co. aanou•· Found Dead At alredTireincreases In pa&senger ond track tire potc.s Thanraaglnc from U Home Thcrsday dayte night. pu eent. Guodrleh Ce. and the Gener· 3.5 Glenn Talkin. ~As Politician 30" DILUXI RANGE -- -------- SALE $200.00 30" STANDARD RANGI ---· ---- SALI $121.111 3d" STANDARD RANGE ·------- SALE $13<4.00 30'' DELUXE RANGE ---------- SALII! $181.00 3d" DELUXE RANGE ---------- SALI $196.00 S•lol One R... 189.00 Semi Automatic RCA WHIRLPOOL WASHER SALE 150.00 . Stief RCA WHIRLPOOL DOUBLE · DOOR REFRIGERATORs..:-AUTOMATIC DEFROST R... 359.00 BOTTOM niiZIR 14 CU. FT. SALI $329.00 Rot. $329.00 TDP FRIIZIR - 14 CU. FT. __ SALE $299.00 Rot. $279.00 TOP. FltiEIER - 12 CU. fT. __ SALE $249.00 JULY SALE LIVING ROOM SUITES SECTIONAL$ and SOFAS Rot. $3<49.00 - 2 PI- Trodltlonol _------- SALE $212.00 Rot, $4&9.00 - 2 Pioco French Prov. ------ SALE ~393.00 Rot. $469.00-2 ploco Eorlr Amoricon ------ SALE $393.00 Roa. $359.00 - 2 piece Trodilionol -------- SALE $281.00 Rot. '$291.00 - 3 ploco Soctionol ·-----> .. SALE $242.00 R.., $339.00 - 2 pi- Troditlonol ·------- SAL& $272.00 Roa. $391.00 - 2 ploco Eorly Amwl.. n .... SALE $322.00 Rot. $3d9,00 - 2 pi- -ern - ---------- SALE $296.00 Roa. $2$9.00- 2 piece -•m _----------- SALt $198.00 R... $398.00 - 2 pllco Trodlilonol -------- SALE P22.00 Roa. $219.00 Trodltlonol Solo -------------- SALE $233.00 Roa; $349.00 Trorlltlenol Sola --------------- SAL! $282.00 Rot. $219.00 Trodltlonol Solo -------------- SALE $176.00 Roa. $229.00 Trodltlonol SO'fo ---· --------·- SALI $184.00 Roa. $291.00 Early Amwlcan Solo ---~--- SALE $242.00 lloa. $269.00 Early Amoriun Safo __ ____ ,__ SALE $216.00 R.., $139.00- 2 ploco Pl01tlc Sullo ------ SALI $111.00 Roa. $129.00 - 2 ploco Plaotlc Sullo -----.- SALE $104.00- 11.9S Magnollto Dutch Qo.ens Sole 8." FLOOR COVERINGS 2.29 Ventlllted Plastle Hompe.. S.le 1.25 Reg. 911c sq. yd. Gold Seal Congoleum In 6 (1_, 9 It, and II 2.95 CIHr Pintle Wuto Bnkets Sola 2.00 ft. wldthl. Patterns for every room in the home. 1.49 WESLON Solo 71c sq. yd; Sale 75e 1.49 45 qt. -Troth BMklll Reg. $1.19 sq. yd. Santana Budgetone Vinyl in 12 It width Sala 1.75 only. Beautiful vinyl Ooor at low cost. 2.69 15 gal. Pintle Wosto B11kots Solo 97c sq. W. Solo 3.00 Reg, $1.49 sq. yd. Vinyl' Sandran - Beautiful patterns Ia S4" width vinylized with cloltl back _ Tough, durable, 5,95 Pl•nters 1.39 Plostlc Shoe B .. s S•le 75c 9 ft. and 12 ft. widths. Easy to cle.an .:._ Easy to care for scrubbable _ Attractive patterns and solids in good Solo $1.23 sq, yd, 3.95 Tumbler ond Coddy Sltl Sole 2.00 colors _ Reg. $1.69 sq. yd. Emb01"'d VInyl Accolon In 6 ft .. 9 ft. and S.le 4.00 12 ft. widths. 5.95 leo Chnts Solo $1.35 sq, y4. ' SAL! 11,95 R•v•ra Wor• Doublo Bollen S•le 1.11 Reg _$2.49 sq . yd. Gold Seal Vinyl Cushionllor in 12 ft . width 4.95 Electric BHn Pots Sale 3.00 only. Has its own built-in cushioning. Quieter. Easy to ,, l"•lntaio Solo 11.97 sq, yd, 1.19 NurHr'f Planters Sate 60c Reg. $8.911 - 9'x12' Congoleum Rugs. Heavy weight rilOIII 1.59 Piggy Bonks 5•111 I ,00 oize ruga, Reinforced with GIO Plastic_ Solo $1M CLIANUP SALI Of FURNITURE COVER$ 3.98 Toilet Bowl Brush •nd Halder 5•1• 2.00 Reg_ 59c ft. Vinyl Wall Covering. 1>1 lnchea wide. Man1 !Not tnatchine sizes in all pauerns) . ..1• 47c flO 2.69 S..l Gloss Floor Finish S•l• 1.25 beautiful oolon. Only 46 throws in this lol . Sate 1.75 Reg. illlc ft. Sandran Counter Top. 27 inches wide - Eaay to $2.95 - 72"x60"- Solo 1.50 P.95- 72"•-90''- .. lo 2.00 2.2S Aluminum Broilers lnatall - Heat and grease "''lstant. Solo 43c ft, Sale 2.50 Rue &!rder- 2 ft. , 3 ft. and 8 f·t. width. Wood grain ftniib. $4.95- 72"'d0' - Solo 2.50 5.95- 72''X101"- Sole 3.00 3.85 Alu111l~um Brollen 12.95 Clathn Hampers Sale 7.00 Rot. Sfc yd. 3 ft, wide -------------- SALI 48c $6.95 - 90" • 101"- Solo $3.50 Dlscontlr!uod Colors Flosto Dlnnerwere Sale 1h price Rot. 79c r4. 3 ft. wldo -------------- SALE 68< $2. 19 Rot. $1.69 yd. 6ft. wldo __________ , ___ SALE $1.31 $1.00 1:49 As•tlzod Wood Bowlo S•l• 1.00 Sale SOc AU bard aurface floor coveringo are on sale in Elberfeldo 79e Crystol Glou l!gg PI_Wnehouse on Meehanle Street. Vit('Otie rayon with Latex 1.00 Well PloquM Sale 60c rubber cushion back. 27" x 2.95 Spice Stts 5•1• 1,50 7 beautiful patterna, 45 in. SALE! BICYCLES t 48". Striped pattern in S•l• 60c Size I .00 Decorated Trivets width. 100% cotton. Suite~Jle Type Color jle(. Sale brown, red, peen. F u t co5•1• 1.25 211'! AMP Convortlblt, G...,. ------- --· $olf.OO '1136.00 for drapes, slip covera, etc. 1.95 Decoreted Trlvlll lors - washable. Fut to wuhina. 2.95 B•klng DlshM with war11111r S.le I~ 24" AMP Bop Sk9rldor, ltod . ------·--- $52.50 $39.00 24" AMP Girls Skyrldor, ,.luo ---------$52.SO $:i9.00 2.SO Jumbo Sla Ash Treys S.le 1.50 24" AMf Bop Jot Pilot, Rod!ChrorM ____ $59.SO $41.00 SALI YARD Sole 75c 24"' AMF Glrlo Jot PIJot Turq,/Chrome .. $59.50 1.39 Lodl• Head , Plan~.,. ,..,10 , 9lc Figurine s.ta Sate SOc 26• AMII Boya, Rod , __ ·--------- · $52.50 ,0Q . • 26" AW lliyrio!or,, Rod ---------- m.so ..1Ali 1.00 Chino Cups and Soucen S.la ~·AMP Glrlo Sl!yrld0r, •luo ----------- ~50 - 841.00 '. 2.95 Religious Plaq11111 S.la 2.00 26" AMP' Bop Jot Pilot, Rod/Chromo __ $62.50 S•le 1.39 Luf Tr.oyt 24" AMF Glrlo Jot Pilot. Turq,/Ch....,. -- $62.50 849.01 26" AJ8F Boyo O.luxo, ChrorM ----$69.50 · $5~00 Sale ISe Embossed heavy vinyl piastk Green and gold leaf I Jt Brud Trayo !lMP Glrlo 0.1..., C:hi'OIM ---•---- -"·SO I $52:00 2.SD CCimjNthu•nt Trays Sale 1.00 24" with red flower print on whlte_ 26" r,lynor Glrlo, '!'urq. ------,-•----- .. $49.00 - ~.31 15.95 6 pc. Glider Cushion Sets Solo 13.00 I .59. fwr· StHo111 Trays S.le lie 16" Con.ertlblo, Turq. --------- - ---~-- , . $27.50 $23Jlll . 7.95 Ch•ls• Cushions S•l• 6.00 2.95 Plostlc Mit T,_ Sale .1:00 3.95 Choiso Pod with hoodrHt ' Sole 3.00 1.00 Compertnlenl Platee S.le 60c 2.95 Throe So•t Gilder Pods S•le 2.00 IMUt.elll 1nd Dry lro111 Sal, 12,9$ 1.95 Two Stat Glider Pods Sale 1.50 32.50 Electric P•rty Grills 20.'0'0 1.95 Utility Cushions Sole 1.50 Gillon Sla -Pitche...,..ntltr 1-.at 89c ·:hrvilll Trey; · SOc 1.79 Chair Pods (Round or 14!1N1ra b•ckl S•l• _ 1.39 Re-upholstery Fabric Furniture Throw Covers $1.67 MENS MENS MINS MIN$ MENS 2.SO Mt Save during this sale on Kimball Pianos. Demonstra· tor models Electric organs, displayed on the second fl oor. Special sale prices In effect right now. (Only 21 In lot) $2.95 C:ushiono Sal• - - - - $3.95 Cuohlons Solo _ _ _ __ o PR. PR. PR. PR. PR. $]49·00 CUSHIONS SSe •••d 114 130 t5 57 44 Vidor Stereo Record Player . Regular Prl~e $1H,9S GOWNS, 1mall, medium, l•rge --··-------- · SALI $1.69 Smooth fitting, comfortable, finely knit all rayon, long wearing . Sizes 5 to 8 In white or pink. Cuff pant-ies, cuff briefs, sport panties, stepins and elastic leg briefs. Sate Sale! Bunk Bed Outfit LINGERIE WOMEN$ a.oo ..t 19 R... 2.95 s.ta 31 R... 1.95 Stb PIANOS and ORGANS GIRLS SHORTS 69o Girls Shorts 79c Girls Shorts 1.00 Girls Shorts 1.69 Girls Shorts - - - - -1.95 Girls Shorts 2.9S Girls Pedal Pusher Sell 1.95 Girls Pedal Pusher Sots SHIRT and PANTS SETS Jlet.l • JULY CL~NCI IALI Llnlelloys · • NOW YOU DOW' • TUnED RUGS I • . I· DRAPERY MATERIAL 79c SUMMER FURNITURE ACCESSORIES a.,. !r "''.00 · ' . .' ;.,_ .) The Day After � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. 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