http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/1dce98398668de7511a6023f527a55fb.pdf 87577a102848c556836854ea690362af PDF Text Text I I ' ' Lila SueTerrell, Carl Mitch · Exchang~-N~tial Vows May 17 SOCIETY· Engagement Is Announced NEWS OF THE AREA ' . I I ' ' ' .,. ~~ .si.stant Teacner. Many of the num bers were danced Lo records and Mrs. H. 0. Wallace of Nilru, W. Va., at the piana, aupplied the ac· companiment for the others. Tne program opened with an under:sea balJet "Cavern of the Sea" . Cast for Lhis UlcJuded. JackJc <.:a pchart as the Sea .Princess, WH· ham Kent ali the Fltherman; Di· ana Davis as the Little Mermaid, Irma Grinstead, the ·P earl, and Nancy Arlene Smltb, the SU·en. The Sea Shells were ,PatriCia Ever· son, Susan Clark, 'Mali sa Rizer, Bernedette Hennessy, Alicia Cilo and Sea Weec:! s were Joyce Davis, Elaine Davia, Nancy Tyo, Becky Nease, Marity11 Moore, Ann Me· C'lmwck, PiUllcla Cleek and Jennifer Blakeslee_ 'Rle Nymphs were tBelte Jean Hobatetter, Joyce Davis, Phyllis Blazewicz, Michaela Wolfe, Karen Griffilb and Kay Evans. I ' In a beautiful ceremony at the Federated church Sunda·y, May 17 at 1:30 p.m. Miss Lila Sue Terrell, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. John Terrell, Mulberry Heights, became the br.ide of Mr. Carl Eugene Mitch, son o( Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. M1tch of Pomeroy . [ voe11lisl Joseph Struble, brother· i~ · The •Rev. Waldo J B11rtels. read law of Lhe bride,. presented "Be · Their pearl earrings were gifts of Lhc llnde. Rebecca Sue SeeHg, cousin of the jroom, as flower girl, wore a pale blue nylon and lace ruffled drcRs with white bandeau and white mitts and carried a ·basket of wh.ite rose petals. She abo wore a gold cross necklace, the gift of the -bride. MicPaeJ Struble and ·Charles Le· gar Jr., nephews of the bride were ring bearen carryinK white satin pillows trimmed in shadow pink flowers with whHe atreameu. Jon and Kelly Speflcer, nephews of the bride, lighted the candles. All wore black trousers with white jackets and black bow ties. The groom's brother-in-law, GeorQe Nenelroad Jr., wa• best man and ushers were Charles Legar, brother of the bride, .PhiUp Collins, John Young and Robert Wilson. Th<! bride's mother wore an ashes ol roses lace dress over pink taffeta witl; baby blue &ccessories ami a corsage of white gardenia and llluc lace. The groum's mother wore a grey lace dress over pink taffeta with wh.lte accessories and a while gardenia and pink lace Nancy Baum, Joy Then will be about aU; 1tom11 vbited durina tbe dtenooa wUil refre1bment1 bellll aerved 11 eHb ploce. The food will be lo kHPIIII with the country wblcll Js repre. sented by the 1top. CHUCKLE Fotl TODAY WOLVIIlHAMI'TOH, U,. - ~:~:~;''~~. SYRACUSE PTA SPONSORS BOY SCOUT TROOP . I· bleton, vialtifll artftl frotn the Elizabeth StudiOs orParkehburg. Her first number was "Blue Ski.." and The Chlldrf!n; · a group · in black and red oUtfits, werE: Kay Evans, Karen Grl£fith, ·B ette Je~n Hobstetler, Phyllis Bluewlcz aild llich11ela Wolfe. This waa followed by the "Sunnyside Tap" by Mallll.l Rizer, Patricia Everson, Susan Clark, Bernedette Henne•Y>:,·;::m: Cilo, Steven Power and _¥ Ri:ter, dressed in yellow to Tllpre· sent sunshine. The Wicked Old Witch, complete with broom, waa portrayed by Sandra Lynn Merkal. Nymphsdidof tht. the "O.a~(:lr>,1i_,!n first theThe program the Rain" number in deep pink suits carrying plalltiC umbrella1. Wintertime introduced by Mill Embleton ing ''Winter WonOerland." I:NAMEL I Mr. and Mrs. Elbert F. Robinson are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Mary Jean, to Richard Michael Dudek, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dudek, St. Peter, ·Minneaota. Miss Robinson is a graduate o( Marshall College, Huntin&w. va. where she h~came a membef o[ the Alpha Zi Delta ' and at present is a teacher of the Pa·l.nesville $1.79 * *' tun!ii above Jhortiy : after the in· ALSO SAVE ON GUDDEN QUALITY vc:~titure. )Ira. Grue..,. ~eoented the trOop'• new 'flag to forrls Hatden; eommlljee <bairman. Henry Cle· Iandt coJnmitteeman, awarded the ToltAerfoot bac!&.. •• the boy•. A bl.'ief hlatory -of organi&a.Uon of the troop was glvea. by asal&tant Scoutrnas\er and commiUeman CRAnSMAN WHITE ·HOUSE PAINT' Outside White SeD-Cleaning House Polnl $4.29 a gallon . Gene Harris. Abo"': front row, left to right, are frlr.. Cleland. Mark Duerr, SeoutiiUl&ter; Mr. Harden, Mre. Grucse~. Herb Pli'k~r., .But ~nels, ·Harold ..Smith, Jad. ,Williams and ,. .L. .-11 be rfe Ids ' I . ' ;·, , l ,; ' Doiry Bar Door Funeral service• for 'Glenn · 1 son, 20, of Let.rt, who dl~e~d~ ~~ day mcrning, wlll bt beld at 2 p. m. from the Letart dist Church with Rev. Floyd man officiatina. Burial is to be t.be Letart Cemetery. de~ued I 11 Robert Lee. , Harold EugeM, . thur, Wilda Jrepe, Doro;thy Ann, ·Hazel Evelyn and Cindy Mae Lawson, aU at ~ome. Also Jurviving Is a grandfather, lDhD LiWIIOD, en, 27, alddded for a before leavlna: striking fence po1ts. no lnjurJe• or arrettl. .J..etut. TwoAreF"med Four Forfiet In Mayors CoJJrt Friends Jnay eiU. at . the donee at an'y, time. · Funeral arnngement8 charge of the Ewing HOme of ~om'*oy. Pretident Cbar· Gaulle terVed Fnnee is going make ·no tuttber eommitmenu to thl! North AU.a&ic: Treaty Orl•~:tlzatiou . un· le11 and uri til the · United States Ntd Brlt.aln ahare thejr, atomic se· creta 'wlfb this country. , De ·Gaulle's neW flai'e·UP with bia allies became -pubrtc when aews leaked ou~ ' that NATO Two IIJE!h ·Wf!re fined 1nd four (lther. forfeited bol'ldJ In the court ol Pomeroy Mayor Charles. Legar Saturday evenln&.. Flned were: . lqhter-bombert ...., .l>•illi moved out of France. • Tbt ,teuon:. France won't alJ.ow atoQ!lc: weap~tna On ita. aoi,l ui)}ea It cp abare ·control of .th., Nei~ ther lbe United Stltt.. nor Btl.,.ln hu' been willlnl 'to fb,re tbll ~ontrol. So th·e planeS QUilt tiY to ' Countv eollet:e ill hla a1ma 'mater. nte Rew Allen ~ wu Jlven to th.e ' eoUeie in melbori of bla paren,t.l, Mr. ad MrL . AI· len o( llio Gron~e; T~o d r .11 the · brother of Mr1. ~~ Qld, Mlttdl~ · and Mra. Allen is a etitaln or West Germany W be siSter 'of Ctcll Bradbury; al10 <Jl 1 .~....;;.;;:... d ' . l\llddleporl. · . .i . "' In reply to queit4ol}('f,oou.t ~ · o\llen1 alao have made l"b~· J.be nenth Fdrtila. '.MlabtrJ junU*l··•Jftl ' to lbe lliddlePO,rt todQ" it b indeed true that no MunJCipaf ehildiea1' pla)~mentr b~vt · Men . reaeb.ed lfOURcf t abOut "Control ot atonilc in•tallaI RIPOitT iiOPI on .Frencll terr~toey. -Prodp.O: .... . 1 ' Fn.i: ,;, Otarles HaSkins ·' Reeeives vegree !t O.U~uq~ay I Rio ~rande eam.pus , Wfl tbe pla<e n1 hbo . birth and !lie.GoUla ~'!I ."-r.J.... :' \~ · Mrs. Essa Wam~r Is Found Dead. In Chester Home :~;~~~·~tea~ ol haveacheckln9acoouat. .. Better for '"''tyo.J!:• alway~ in all Wllfl ' ' ,n~ ~WITH '\. -- ' billa by mall and' do not I' ·' • ............... ttwtltll'fnl ..,._ ... 11 ...... $209.95 • • PAIUS UP! - Because In all war• BANK Money Ord8l'l ant better. They're safer, simpler, and cheaper. • B'rlamlly alaeLow 8ud1etma•ter' 1 DeGaulle Again Balks On 1~ATO Allen Honors. Participation . Parents With• Hall : lea dill notice tod8.y tUt to I . •' Witness MeQiber~ _Dist. &sembly I Cu1UUn1ham (-guest from Pom· ·erOJ); Billy Knipp, Billy Zerkle, Ro&er Sayre, John Usle, IBill Baer, Jobnn:y 8111, Billy ~Francis, ·Bob Sylvester and Hank Oeland (also a •nest ffom Pom.efQy}. . Tbitdl row: Donald ·Harden, Jlm Oiler, .Bryce Smith. Wil~ie 'Cundiff Jim ·Clifford, Kenny Harris, Car· son crow, Mike Hubbard, Jackie WI.UI.a.ms and Bobby crow, < ' Glenn La . . 20 . WS00j Cl.alJD . ed.. . o' eath , Sundll·y . Pomeroy Jehovah ·,~itcond e ~!P,com~ , · · · ~P. : ~ 11~~:;~· arid. Mr. ane .-ow Scoutai ll'i! Bruce eJjtit QUALITY costs less than you ·think! ....... . of Syracuse, saturday night when ,. . Bob 'Siler, MGM Scout Executive, handed t'!te charter for Troop 237, J!oy Scouts of America, IAl Mrs. lre~e Gflleser, president of the Syr•cuse PTA Saturday night In ceremonies launchlnftbe nell" ottanization. · · . . The SCouts, IV'lth their scoutm'aster, commltteem.., from the sponsoring group, and others who have OS!Iisted are pic· a quart ., 1 ,Committeemen ' · PI:A, Boy s~~~~~ :~~~~ ~:~~:,~ \bey r..:elved tbeir charter from S Ultra White- a white that stays white. Quick Drying -Alkyd Gloss Enamel. for Interior and Exterior Use. aJWays send BANI Money Orders interior Cf1lor • Por\.'elaln t"thl~r­ Ike A$8 National Debt Ceiling Boost JAPA s299 l~~~·l d~ '' TRADE .' C<M~Mf- PO.MEIOY, - . low toul&ht, WlO. Proposes Interest Increase On Series E, HSning Bonds Vanadium Corp. Employee Wins · U.S. Bond Award .95 • New "Pohutone", l'lle JJ........•••• ...,_ * lliP to:da7 President Eisenhower asked Con· He aall:ed: Middleport BPW Meeting To Be Held On June 9 Ideal for people who pay nl!ht and Tueodo7. abolillb the interell restriction on Treaoury securities and IAl boost the naliollal debt ceiling. In a special m...age IAl Congress, Eisenhower said the three steps are needed to "safeguard the publlc credit." or SAil~. , enttne , UnltN " " " ,,.,..,........ Ohio · Fair today, ton!Pt aad Tlladty, a Uttle warmer llQil'IUto eaal today. COntinued wana WASHINGTON (UPI) - Farewell Party Given To Honor David Ohlinger • fI'Oit al.ilom•lftr Nfripralot t·•e' l•te•_,. · fH Weather gr... today to increase the lnlerelt rates on savings bonds, r,;Th~e~C~I~u~b~W~il~l~m~e~ct~Tu~e~od~a~y~,~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~::;;::;;::;;::;;:;;::;;:;;:;;:;;::;;:::;;::;;::;;::;;:::;;;;::;;;;;;;;;:; ~~;;! ......... ,.,., 8eeetell l'e intrOduced •n ifHll·...bY Alice Em· THEATRES • Separate 2 cu. lt. choflr, an aotd. An"" 1oma1" - . Tippy the Y~4~Qf \be double ring ce~e- J CiiU~t~". "0~ Prom 1st' _Me", "I Lave monti'titllore an altar with wh1te You Truly and Ounng the cere· latin t'!OYilT end ce ntered with an mony, '''T'Iw Lord's :rayer." arr•ngcment of white shasta The brldt~ . .gJVell 10 marriage ·hy uuclek was graduated from the School of Pharmacy at daisies and h.a:by breath before a her fathe_r, wore a floor _ len~th State College, Brookings, South Dakota . He ts eroaa with threl' branched ca ndel· j<lown of lmpQrted pure wb1te !lllk abra on either side. Back of lhP embroidered organza. over taffeta as Assistant Manager o{ the Standard. Drug altar were Lwo seven branched at1d net, whil'h fell into a_n lnt~r· , Ohio. eandelabra and two tall vases of m1sslo~ length sweep tram. wtth In the "Autumn Ballet" the Fall an event July 4tb. at the Sacred whJte 11blk . ~ ladioli and baby matchmg mitts. The .go~n featur in& Leaves were the Sea Weed 111d Ohto. brea~h. Candies were in each win· ed a scalloped ne~khne, short Nymph groups from the "Cavern dow. Two arran~emcnl11 of roses, ~iec~es and an emptre . waistline of the Sea." ' made by thl' Winding Trail fashiOned with white satin ribbon 'June Pth for a dinner meeting at a...,, were in the vestibule . which tell Into long streamers in The TreeiS, who danced to "Polo•· the Heath Methodist Chureh startwere marked with lilie.s.of·lhe·val· lhe b<~l'k . settlana" were Karen Gregg, LID· ing at 6:30p.m. da Call, Margarett Call, Jane Lu· ley and bows o[ white satin and Her w·,~ulur veil of illuliion was Hepo"l8 of the BPW Convention caa, Janice Everson ·and Diana net. cdgt>d in chantilly lacl' with a tiou·a held in Cincinnati in May will be Davis. A hair hour of nuptial music uf white seed peur\8. Her only Plan1 are being completed for given and all committee chairpr«edcd the l'ert•Junny with Mt&. jewel ry wali a s trand of pt'arls, the Among the solo numbers were lhe reJ:ular meeting of the Mid· men for the last year are requesttBen wift of the ,groom. She carried a "The Statue" <by Joan Carney; "Lo· dlcport Business and Prolesslonal ed to give their annual Teports at "At houquct of white rosebud~ and corsa~e. tus dllosaom" Trudy Rook and Women's Club by the vice ~resi · Tuesday's meelln£, .<!ll'phunnli s encircled with lilil's-or. A recepli'on for relatives arf~ a "Nocturne" by Sharon Willard. dent, Mn. Ray Plckenll in thP abl!w · vall~y which dropped in to a few clo~c fricmb was held al the "Whlrls and Twirl&" was presented 1ence 'lf the Prealdent, Mn. N~llle The 13th birthday of the Club shower of :ialin r11Jobon cmd lovers home of the bride'~; parents. The by Karen Gregg a~ "Rhll.hra Vale, \\ho Ia quaranteened at Hoi- will b" celebrated at the meeting Pomeroy Bend knots. bride's table waa lovely .In white and Rh~me" by Sue Windon. '1"\fg zer hoiP,ital with her son, Johnny aho, with special p,lans being linen cover, centered with a four numbera ".Down On the Leyet" who is dl. made. Mrs. Joseph Strul;lle, wtjo at · tiered wedding cake, lopped with MEIGS - Pomeroy tended hor si~ler as mall'lln uf the miniature bride and groom and Of New Orle1n1"Sandra Wetll given"Belli •bY Brlnda Valentine, honor, wore a gown or while chun· and an arrangement of white Merl~J and Valerie Holley. eueoto TONJGHT 1 tilly lNcc over pink net an(! taffeta, Khaata daisies. from Nttro, W. Va. "THE LAST BLI'f'lKREIC." featuring 1111 empire waistline fash Kerwin Ma.t.hews, Van Jot'lnHOn lunl'd with widl' double sHUn bow ..Punch, with floating red hearts, - el~ro which fdl In streamer~ lo the Item cake and mints were served. Nap"IUDE L.ONlilSOM.~" or thl' bouUunl Hkirl. Gowns of kin& Wet'il white "wJth the inscripRandolph Scutt, Karen Steele white ch~ nlilly lal'e idcnlicn! to tion "Lila and Gem:~" in 111lver. AI· the m11 tru11 of honur were worn by sl!ltinv al the reception wore Mrs. SUN., MON. and ·ruiS. lhc brid(•t>maids. l1iss Judilh Spen· Charles Lcgar, Mrs. CharleK Spen· "TilE IIANGlNG '~" Gary Cooper - M·11 rla Schell cer, In baby blue ; Mr~. Gt!urgc . cer, Mrs. Robert Thompson, Mr.1. Last Sunday the Employees or ....... NellRClroad .lr., sistt~ r of the ~o:roum, Harry Moore, 1t1rs. Eh:a Gilmore the ~conomy SavJng• and Loan In ycii~IW; Mls~> (;hal'li:llanna Jless, Jr.. Mrs. Frank SiMon and Mn. Comp,my held a farewell party for 'J'EMPLE-Middleport nluce of the bride in aqua; and Lucien Poulin . RcwlsterinQ the David Ohlinger who waa an em· TONIGHT Mlu Eml~lia Darlene Ll'J.:wr, niece guests was Mifls April $haatecn, ployee ot the Pomero;r. offlee unof the bride, In orehlrt All wore wearing a blue drf!as with a cor· til hla tranafer to the Caplt1l Fin· IUN., MON. and TUES. b11ndeaux w1!.h circulAr vell1 which saae of white carnations and blue anee Corpontlon at Deer Plrk "SHAGGY DOG" tTed MacMurrey, Jean Hagen m11tched the gowns and white net. Her bracelet was a 11Ift of the ShOPJ•inlil Center outalde or Cinmitts and carried Colonial bou· bride . Aclml11lon 75c and SOc cinnati. Mr. and Mn. Ohlln&::er ll<~<oc<a of California shuta dal11iea The couple left for 11 weddlnt and ro~,mUy moved to Deer Park 1 colors matchinl! their gowns. lrip lo Virginia Beach and for last week. Mr. Ohlln11er wat pre· her traveling costume, the bride sented with a 1Ut trom the group, ch08e a two piece waffle weave The party wa1 a picnic supper piqua dress with navy bluC acces- held on the lawn at the home or llOrlcw and the corsa.11e from her Mr. and Mrs. Kalad Hlndy on Rus· ·bridal bpuquet. &ell Street A gradu;~te of Pomero~ Hla:h School, the bride is employed by ThoJe attendinl ftre: Mrs. the General Telephone Co. ot Raymond Fleldt, Mill Shirley Bee· Ohio. 1'he groom ill <~illo a graduate ele, M"r. and Mn. BrU<!e Bln&ham, of ·Pomeroy High School and 11 and Ksthy, Don Becker and eon employed at the Kyger Crerk Randy, M• rand Mn Ohlin1er and Plant near Cheshire. rhlldl'fn , Susan, Sandy 1nd Sonja The couple are now at hBme to 'and the host Mr. and Mr1. Hlnd)o thclr many rriend11 at 300 Cheff)' and children Stevie, lanie 111~ St., .Pomeroy. GeorJe. ''PLAY ...,....., ·::14o::W:·~~:·~""::i:r~4r==a~Oftd::~~::L~--------------------------------------~----~~~==~=-~~~~~~~r.:::~~ • :M~~::::~::~~===------------------------------------------------------------------;;;~~.-• ·----VOL XI NO. t5 }'qmeroy·Midclle~, \)IIJo,.)loaday, June 8, 1959 IJNGLI COPY-" ollkl•t SAVE $1'.00- A QUART Kautz, • e lntlioocl ~,,.....,.. ciGtl ..,.. VOU"' tml ' Jante Snodgrau and Betty Gale Campbell tapped to "Ballin' the Jack''. They also were tbe Win· tertime group in the "Weather Vane " ~t klt and had red and silver costumes for the winter number. "Finaletime" waiJ given by Jane Lucas, Linria Call, Margaret Call, Diana Davis and Janice Evenon. Solo numbers were "Coquette" by Sandra Lynn Merical; "A Cute Cookie" by Valerie Holley; "Dan· ish Dance" .by IBrinda Valentint: and "l Could Have Da{lted All Night" by Carole Jane MAtheny, a baflet. in white net full skirt over pink tight.s. Tbe " Wea.tber V~Qe" lfOUP WU A · Ito -....,. .......,., "'" ,., - od-wlllchohut mtthct ut.at. All ,._ Mil• ~1- 'l'he puotle 1< Invited to ottend, there will be a )reo wiU otferin; a ''Trip Around lh.i Il ; event this Sunday after- taken. noon from 4;00 p.m. untiJ 8 ~00 . Mr. Kenqellll Byers b reported The first visit wm be at tha to be .improvlnJ, at .bia home on home of Mrs. 0Har Hardaway. North 2'11Jrd Avtnue. A lapping cborus of Anita F\lltz Effie Jtla;rewic-~;, Rebecca Houda· shclt, 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Mldd1eport, 0., June 8, 18&9 Tb.e Choir of th! Mt. M.oriall Baplis~ Church Of Middleport i.l With beautiful costumes fitted to the settings and parts the Recital ol tbe William Kent Dancing School wa& presented Friday at tbe Middleport High School Auditonum by the pupils o{ William Kent with Diana Davli, Studel)t ,.. • • Mt. Moriah Church Choir Sponsoring Trip On Sunday 1\errn Dancmg Recital Presented On Friday I '· ' tbe intereat 'o uvinp ceat to hiked I,_ per e«Qt. Ui .... 3.7~ -Tbat the 414 per eent Jntereat rate limit on new iNuee at marketable TteaiUJ')' band• be ellid· ina ted. �• THE DAILY SENTINEL -- f't'>or··, By HatlG Couuuentating Editorially What's In Your Mailbox The VICIOUS, cowardl y, extensive - and profitable ~ attack on innocetJt Amencan children through th e US matl s contmu es, de· spite the efforts of Postmaster General Ar thur E Summerfield US postal mspector s, anH postmasters, throughout the nation hlth "" Due to th f" sanctity or sealed ma1l , quarter A childish response to this lure local postmaster. brings. besides the model, says Mr. Summerfield, •·unordered lewd material, as well as circulars solicitmg the sale of even more ob- If his sounds repetJhous, 1t is a public service to repeat thts 'warning and advice The trafftc still contmues Only concerted public action can stop 1t the $500 rrnlhon a year traffic iu Ohio Public Schools To Receive $321n Federal Fund Under Ruling , COLUlfBUS UPI - Ohio pub. approyed classroom teac her urut ~ he Hf'hools wl1l receive $32 ln fed 1n the state {·r~tl money (or ~aelt clusroom teacher unlt ~. under an allotment recommended by State Superln tendent o( Pubhc Instruction E E Holt Holt rt>ached the $32 f1gure- by diyidmg more than tWo lnlllwn doUan m NatiMtal Defense Erlu cation Act funds by th• number of THE ALMANAC June 3th Had Notable Events During History I J I I .I ' The Board of Efiueatwn was seheduled lo yote on this and seY eral other recommendatiOn& at 1ts Jtme r!leetmg here Monday Holt sa1d thf' 11t'W allotment be came n e ee~Mir \1 v. hen the govern menl adfh•d $1 ,448,521 two weeks ago to the S743.B35 Jt had Mlready earmarked for Oh1o Ht! re<:om mended addiiJOnal fl'deral money be d1Y1ded m the same wav tf a new appropriation ts made m f1s <"al 19Mf 1960 Chut.n Urpd Holt II&Jd he alllo would urg(' the board to grant charters J•equef:ted by theMe sl·hools Franklin Sen1or S1gh ami Jlampton Bennet Jumor High s<'I11Jols, m Warren County , Geneva H1~h School , Ashtabula Tod J1 1s Monday, Jun.p 8th, the County , Western Reserve High 1&9th day oa the year, with 206 School , Huron -Cmmty; H1land more la ys to folltow In 19S9 High Sct)ool, Holmei Coul'lty : and The moon lit approaehiJli~ its thl' ColleJe IP'reJ)aratQry School flrat qu;,rter for GJrl11, Cincinnati. The evening ll.lll'l are :Mereufy, He recommended approval or Venulil, Man, and Jupiter. Defiance Colleg~s request to !rain On ' his date In h1story : teachers for kindergarten nefi In 1861 , Tenne11see aec:eded from ance already as been cerlifu~ d to the Um(', n train 11econdary, elementary, hu s· In 18Stt, the late American uch- tnes~ , physleal education, and mu ilett F'rsnk Uovd Wri1ht was 111c teachers born Th ~ 23 m1•mber 18narrl Will Con In lMO, thr !.ate American arch shier Hl'llt' ~ (lropo~P.d eKempting or llama Jenntnas Bryan · an out 32 grade srhnols rrom a !'lt•ctJon of spoifen paetrilrt reaigned hl1 of- lht• 11talt> standorrls for l.' lementary lice In prote111 agJunst f1rm not@S sehools 'J'he ~ectwn requlrea nnt hv Preaident Wlb;on to the st•hool s 10 f'mplo v nl I('RHI three lmperla l German eovemment full lime tearh('rs and to place nn The protelt notelil followed the more lhan two grades m one tinll:lnr. of the LuJitania • clattsrnotn In 1941, Australian Prce Holt urged the sectiOn he wa\v. Frene"' Indian and British otl for the M"huola In 190960, befol'(!e!!l croned thl'! frnnt1cr 1nlo eau~t' mo1d or !hem plonned to 111 ;,J)'ria to prevent German OC'Cupa Crt'HS!' cia~~ spac{' and hire more llon of Viehy controlled atr!lelds teache n during World War II Th• IIChools inclur1fl 8IIH$fteld 'In lfl63. The Uniled State11 Su· Elnwnt arv Sdloo l, CoHhoclnn preme Court ruled that reatau County, llooc h Grnle Elementary rants in the D!atnct or Columbia School , (.ul!rnsey . Pledmunl and may not le1olly refUif.' to aerve DeerliVJill! Mrhools, HarrJROn, Gore ·What It deacribed lUI - "well ·be- 1rhool, Hooking, Plonaant Hill und haved 1nd respectable" Negro pa. Sedler sehools, Holme!! , Wayne , trona Bethe, Flv, Brownsville sehools, )1onrne (lay Center School 01Thoutltt lor tMty! ltltetM1n tuwa, fo~ m ...nld Lora! PaultlinA. WlllltM .Hnnlntt •ryan Hkl Go11lwn Hnd New •Bedford ltho.Jis, "TM h~t tltlwa of til th4J Tuscarawas, fllenwoud •chool ..IWI-wMa cit• ht ilte armor ef Deflunce ; OaTrleld ~ehool, Del Hte tllhfttut ct.,.. · I• stronpr pho9. Allkunnn ~hool , Jotfergon .~ all tht ho_t!__tf c.;_or _ ..,. _ -'_'____:Hnlt r~r!m_m_•_n~rle~!_ ot ex DAIL V CROSSWOR 2. J.Mthet fiR Ilk I, O.lrle:h• like bird• 4. Cuahton I. Unlueklly 8. 8pokea 7.Boy window \. Unauthorlatd tttbunal t . Berl.mp li.Cublc met•r 111. huttb .e•llph 20. M1111lc nute 81. Man'• nick. -n&mo 211. Over.. head lrt.ll\ 26 o.. p&•t 117. BpHia over Jt. One• opot ao cord M'emoru.• duma l't. J'JLnt• 1of 82. CollUit uu.,. oe. w"" ST. Wllnder 38 S-ahape4 mold· I•< 40 )b.le lheep "11-IE E"!WER ACADEMV•·· thl'S(' obscemty and pornography that masquerades behmd a facade of innocent·appearmg model airplanes or model autos ror a dime or a IS jectionable pictures, shdes, films and related I: TAKe HIM "TO empuon ror Jackson No 2 Ele m1·ntaty School m Aughuie Coun ty He said the d1str~et sought to avoid h1gher taxes and refus~ to tonsohdatc WJth another school {' 1stni't Two mstrut'lors teach ~3 pupil s m l.!ight grades at the school Other PtopoMis In other recommendahons, the su fJ('rmtendent urged that ~Smclalr Cqllege in Dayton be authonzed to confer assoc1ate de· grees m arb and sclence when it hecumt>s Incorporated at a Junwr College ~The State reimburse $390.719 to e1ty boards of educatiOn, slate and elty umversitles on contracts for tt'acher framing and YOCahOn· al education ~ The board itpproved the trans ft'r of 100 ltCI't's from Elyna Township lo the city of Elyria, three acres from Stark County to the elty of Massillon, two acres from York Township to the cit~ of Bellevue m Sandusky County. ~Charters be revoked at the Moscow Local School, Clermont , Gibuonvtlte L o I! a J, Hockin&, Amlth Local, Knox; Whetstone Lo enl Crawford, and Ca1'1bon Hill Loeal , Hocking Christian Science Annual Meeting Opens In Bo~ton Now HE ~o~As ONE OF 1HOSE ME()ICA~·CARE PLA~S AND WANlS TO TAKE A NICE" REST CU~ EVERY TlME f-IE SNEEZl!S·- SOCial HOUr Held After Rehearsal Of Wedd .mg PI ons A SOCial hour held at the WI! Harnsmwille Presbytenan Chureh :Vfonday evemng, June 1, followmg lhe rehearsal fur the Atkins-Jewell wcddmg Hostessl's were the brtdesmmds asslstetl by the1r mothers MISJ; Glum Atkins and Mr!l Eugt?n c A.tkms, MlSs J)arlene Smtih e~nd Mrs Philip Smtih, Miss Elilta Mae Blackwood and Mra Ce ctl BlaC'kwood Attendmg m addttlon to the - ----~ ~FFICIRI A meeung of Drew Webster Post Nc, 39 dru111 and bugle corps and fmng squad w1ll be held at 7:30 p m Thursday, June All person1 concerned are asiCed to attend 11..1 electmn o( off1cera will be held p. ICE CREAM SOCIAL The Mlddlepor1 VoluMecr Fire Department w•ll hold o0ne of Its The tmperative need for trust ann>ual tee cream so-cials on the 1n spiritual power Will be em lawn et 1the c11y hall Saturday phasizt•d at the a11nua1 ml'!etlng of even.lna June 13th Alone wl~ ice The Mot.bcr Chul'(h, The First cream •there wUI be home made Church: or Chrbt, Scientist, in flies, cakes, coffee and soft ~rir.ks • Bostun, Matsachu8ettJ, on MMdly, for .sale An"ooe wishmg to do~M~ote may June 8 ' An estimated 7,500 Cbrl1tl&n do !10 b:r eontaelilng commiUee Scientist s from many p1uta of th~ world- A/rica, Asia, Au1tralla, ch-airman Bob Mc:!lhmney artd other dl~tant points u well as • "ltiMIN TO MEET from the United States and Cln· ada- arc onroute to the meeting IIOICIMion The Me-111 wi-11County meetf\iremenf• Wednetday Aawh1ch convenes annually In IBo•· evening at 8 P M at the Second too Ward Fire Slllltwn m Pomeroy, A new [~esldent and two new TO HOSPITAL Hf'aders of The Mother Church C. R Young was itlken to the wtll be announced at the !Monday meetm~~: Membera will hear ape Holzer Hoeplta} Saturday e..-e>nlnll c1al reports on the growth and Vfttlh Brontoho-pneumonia progress ot Chrbtlan Science -char· 1table, lecture , publiahmg, healing TUISDAY MIITJNG and nl h1•r act! ville~ The Hf)Jrthl!tone Class of tlMl The hellllng or phy1lcal dlaea11e First Ba:ptiiM Church, _Middleport, as well as .!fin throufl'h wholly \Wil meet Tue.Miay evenLng at the sp1ntual means Is a dlatln<!tlve home of IMr end Mt!l All~n part of ChrLBtlnn Scwnee A tellg. Hughes. ton bRsed on the words and worlu of L:hrst Jesu11, Chrlstlon Schmce ,LAN PICNIC takes Its authority from the 81ble The JoUy Bunch Sewkng Club Ita teachings are set forth In 'Mill have .a pkftk!, 1'hur~day J'tme "!ktence and Health with Ke)' to the 1IH• at the M1ddlepor>L ROad· the Scrlpturc8" by Mary Baker aide Park Members may bNnJ a Edrly, the Dl1coverer 1nd Founded IUt'st if ihey wlah to end pt'OVI· ol Christian Se1ence fiOI~ have been made (o meet Laymen will attend the meeUn1 el.ewhere in caae of Nil.., , The Chrlatlan Science Church has no clergy Following thP main NIW CtTiliN ltS!ilon on Monday, a 10rles or Mr and Mn. Danny Yonker ~re smaller met•tin&s will be held on announcing the birth of a Jon born apeclalltcd tople on Tueaday and May Sl at Holler HMpltal, The ln· Wednesday tant, the Yonken• second ehild and son, weighed 7 pound 6 ounee1 INLIST IN OUAIIDI ai birth Maternal grandpartmta The rollowm.~: boys enll!ited In are Mr and Mrt. Cliff Coc¥;e of th~ Nntlonal Gltlrd abd left May Ma1on and the Ptternll arand· 2:lrd lrrr FGrt Knox, Ky., where mother is Mr• Jeaale Yonker or th'ey 1 dU receiYe thelt Buie Train· New Hnen. ·· lnt Lnrry Ve\'Jal LIU of Pt. Plea· sant, Frank Nelaon lteynohb, NIW ARIUVAL Ronalrl Lee Roush, both ot Ma.1on, Mr. "od Mrt. Gary S~tn.aer, ot Bruce Staala. and Boyd J..eroy Kln1el ot Letart, SJdnev Earl Jronto11, 0 , are announe\JIJ the Bouer. ot Leon, and Donald Emb· birth of their lint child., ~ ·~n, bleton and Jamea L. try Of New named Jetlt'8y Alan wetalliDI ~~e. Yen oound1, thrM OUhCfll Sund1y Haven tt Lawrence Countr HolplUI. Local ll'~: ndparentt are Jlr and 11rt. 001.1' IALL KILLI Ron !-prirlpr, Mulberry Hta.• ol BIR'IIN<lHAM, Ala. UPI Sybil Tllomu, 3, died 'l'ueaday of Pomeroy. Mr. Sprln&er Is 1 Cck)p a 1kull . fl'acture aulfered when student at tbe UniYeratty of Clnstruck by a Polite flld elnnati. a ninf-yeaNld bOy bit ll'le ball from 1ft adjaceat bleknrd. NOI.ZII Admllted. J.uno $. Mit. M Payne, Pomeror, Hila Dal'f' Je•n Kelly, .ftnennodil· Jl1oa. -AI. 1- roJt wu. THII)AilY ijiiiia DIVai'BU 'l'fl INTDISTS or MBIGUIASON AltiA ltk!hlfll s. o-. Pa.u.lier hltllah.d ....., .... , ....... Va•.. 1.. Halley, Go~ll»do; M" Gle•n Jewel!. Mt" SuBan Howell, Mr and Mra. Vif'ill At· km•. "'' and Mn. E v. AWns. Eu~··e Atkins. Go•don At!<i~~~o best man; Mr and Mra.... c. Hal· liday, Allen Halliday, 'Mr• Don Anderson, Richard Gilkey, Larry l1ark, Mr. and Mrs ,Keith Plummer and David and Marcia, of Carroll, Oh10, and ihe honored guests, M11s Sharon Atkins and Mr Robert Jewell, wbo were presen ted with a Century crystal Band· wich plate, a JIR from the bridea· maids and their lraends I HaWk fa mt"I'f Reun·1•0 ,.II Hel:;~U __ ~· Sunday, _May'"31 New Jiciven Personals .Mro. Che- children of the late Cbarlott. Hawk WU held Sundli1, May 3~, at the beme ·of Jlr. aad..Mrs. Waid Smith, PomeroY ltl 3. The oJdut ehild 83 yeart old and tbe w" youncelt 18. wuvor ud ..., Apollo Pa. wfte wflek ehd p-eBts O't llr.'aod~:ttln.--ar Llyne Mr. and Mn. qeor.,e ,fdctafd of Stetlbtnvtlle werf eiid cue~ of Jim LaYfle. • Mra. Ledeada . VIDVatre and Mn Nada Alfea ~IPilladinl ,.,-t ,or the summer beie at ,Mta: V'an Meter's home. Janlee Nicllolaon baa been , on vacati011 !rom the ••s Super Mar· ket. Mrs Wayne LoYe worked 111 her plaee. · Mr. and Mra. Herman Bate.y and daualiter of C&fdtas.·BJ-5ea, tallf., were weet end gu~ of 'Mr. and Mr F ~. Batey. Dr aad Mra. Jobn llidfW'ay and IDrut were in Cineinnatl tor the week l!!nd. !Mr. and Mrs. J&bn Powell, Mrs William Powell, ltiu Le~h ,Jane ·Powell and Mrl Buddy tirsbach have returned bome after vaea· homna in Florida. · Tbey visited wee-. The followiqa ehlldnn~ IJ'IDd· childretl, treat' rranHhUdten •nd friend• .enjoyed a potlu(!k dinner and supper: , Mrs. Homer Story, Ola and W1nd Ol~v~!iec;::ill ~~o;~~pia~, ~~ Sm~th. Howard, Ruth and Rodney Mrs Bernlee Wthn and 'Miaa Con· Smlth. Dayton, Wlllitm and Jean me Carsey Chapman, vocalistL Smith, DaytODi Jamea,l Paul, Peatl and Bever Y 1t•., HarriaonvUle; Homer and Ger· ,...--.--------->~ltrude Smith, Marietta; Clarence Gofdte and Roulle Story, Pomeroy OUt, •nd .Mary Sloan, Tampa, Pla : Nettle Meekl. S)'rteute; Mrs Anthqny (Lola) Kinen, JamH and Jtaehel, GuyiVille; Gilbert SJnclair of S:yraeute; Homer Sinelair, AI· bny; and Bryan Johnson, l'trtmtiutJ. OLEVELAND UPt - Vlneetat J. Detlmio, 38, a .ftavenna ~oe~ntk· lln. Calla Ashcraft. Lealifl:, Vera er who netted and llen Jolt' 1 .JtauJ, loyee and Linda Allllcri.tt, quarter of a mlllion dollara in COlumbu:L bad lnveshments, was found guilty Venale and Frant KUDpnberJ, leS QSS tod~~oy of evacUn.K meome tax. :ou:•vUJe; Garn&tltJ ·K. GaU, ~b· "1'hi1 Is tbe fabulou1 case of a .mends and nelahbora were: The Ladie.! 'Class or the EUB man who had ba wonderful Idea ut.vn:e, Belva and Robert Sl~n, Ch··•ch In Mason met retenlly at 1 •• -d ,.., ~ but grew too i.K too aat. .1''111' • Kenneth Grorer, aertba Gill, J n <the h<'me of Mn AmeUa DavJs. J d J c COll-tl Wl8 ~ • Alii ••• u ge ames · nett ,.., ehlef , Clnenee tftg _,. Mrs Pauline CtannJb•l-am Wll c •~ ~· James . aoc:ft • man. Harwe I'.Utmaa. Howard Bo- in c:harfe Of the prorram aft'er lal,oJslllnt u. S. llldltet attorney. Un and Lt• 1whi.eh re(resliments werri lirved to I' , ........,, ___,... the followiOM: · ~ ,. , Lebanon UP1 - II1 Nan Mcintosh, VerUe Work· United Arab RepubUc O*'d man, Geneva Mahoney, Villa Lee, I i::~~~::'::• batOed above the • '•J.D Elleeo Foreman, ljrance• Nease, ]I - llraell border Sanda' Lola Jeffers, Emogene Crow and Arab1 accused tt.e Iartell S daughter, Vickie. Late News Off The Wire it¥1" Mason EUB Lad• Cl • Meeting Held , M lii~;;;.,,;,;;,;,;,t aggre&alve todly moves. of _ _ N Haven Lj ' MappIiiii' For A " M ·• ShOW ' plottlni '- • 1PHOENIX, Ariz. UPI - 81111· Mil• Lilah PonU in ..St. Peter. burt arul •be returntcl Aome wltb them for a vlaJt Vr and HMI. Lee ROUih, Mid· dleport, were Saturday peat of Mn. Lodemla. yanM:etre. Morrt, Clark, t~on of Mn Edn, Cart, has ·been eonfined to .6.ii home wllb lllh~oi. Mr. and )frs. 'Carl Shawver !'Dd het" mother, Mn. Wyelie, Salem~ Vbljln11, were week end gusts of bi1 parenta. Mr. and .Mra. lYan Shawver. Mr. IJld Mr• Q...,- Stewart, Diamond. Oblo, were week eJtd 1ue!1t ol Mra. Nannie Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. 'Z. L. Stein and sotil' visited her paren,r:t, Mr. ~d M.rl. z ~.. M_.ynard, in Kenova tor tbe weet end. Ann Chisler, St. Jo.epb Hotpital Parteribura:, Ia wendlnt: ber yaeation ' wit,h her parents, Mr. and lfr11. WUU•m Chi,ter: They are au ,"'-btionlng b. FlOrida lor two weeta. ~ Yra. Edgar Lay~ is visiting Mr. and Mra. Waid Weaver at Cadiz, Ohio thl11 week. Mr. and Mn. Raymond Layne and Judy were, Saturday auelts of Mr. and ililr. Otto Grimm and-.!~­ T.mh lUI• .. 11 N ' etrrO 1:).. "Col.i.g:e' Cham M f":-1\.l SmaJ} Lg· cJs '-fl ., 1.1 , : ~ 11 SIOUX tAf..Ls S D <UfJ) .__ '.l'lny" .U-N'egro 1v&~ s.Jeln N.c .,' CoUece. with a total emoll: nie.n.t of only 200 boys and 8 tr.avelling tnlclt team of three was the nation's small oolle,e 'trtack cllemplon today Mid looked to still big.ger tf&.inp -the oomill'Lg NCAA biC t'Ollete meet. ' '1 "I'm ,Mt •Ying we'll 'Wiln the NCAA, WJ.tmon. - .~em Coach Wdlbur RD81 eeid, but the big boya will know we're if.he,re." ~ of Wd.nston.Salem s speed· .Jters t-ame away with seven pi~ bet~ them et k1~ week ends N.rtl~ Alln or InU!reollegiete ~~th1 et,"'•• (NAIAth) meet. givin,g "·1INI on._1em e small college title by one point 'aver second· . Baa smatt shopfler! 8f714~ bath. Very modern Pbone 00011. B :II Ill< WANT ADS rt1ll 'i!SHED 5 ROOII ond botb. 2 upollln ap<trtment. Phone 5419 8~~ NIOKLY FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE IIESULTS PHONl 398 RATES ' • ee -- Ill Not1ces DEMOCRATIC , RALLY JUNE 9. 8 00 P. M Co~rthouse. Guest ape1ker, JOe Ftrgwon. Every body welcome 6-5-4tc REVl\'AL STARTlNG .JUNE 11 tbrougb June 14 at Mt. Oliv.e Charch, Lone BottOm, Ohio. Hear the mspiring young evan,li:etbt, Rev. Gilbert Spen~ and Pa1tor G. Dot~glas CirtJe. 8 8 "81c 1 --------, I~) AutoSoles GoooiCI- UoodC.... Nl Mille• tncl Modtlt ' MITI'OPOLIT>.N __Aute ltlea 3 10 'l'C iMfiiiUICK VD SPECIAl.. $1.495. 4 door hardtop Sedan. One local owner. Hydramatie drive. '.Biaet-• tnar's. Pomeroy 6 6 Bte 1956 PONTIAC V8 $1,495 StaUon Wa,li:on. 9 passenger. One care· ful owJ!Ier. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy 6 6 Otc 19M MERCURY 2 DOOR SEDAN $995 Extra aood -buy. maet· tnu'a Pomeroy 6 6 6lc 1~ dr. OLDSMOBILE VB $1.496. 4 Sedan. Hydramatic dnYe .l:l&H. Very m~e Blaettnar's, .Pomeroy. 6 6 6ic (9) OPJIIGHT PIANO AND STOOL. $Hl.OO. Phone Rutland 14421. 663tcl I 1 STATION ollltuy 3311 ~~· ... PhOno; v...,.r, ohoftl aft; Mllwlol - Mr. ond Jtro: ~imll II. ~,;; lor m. I n - ~· - - GatUpollr io National Grange It...,..... .Jlocl Spr.angt. ·TJtomu lort 12, Chnter 5-Mutt Waper led the wlnnen with safeties D1ek Gaul bit lwiee , the Inters and Roame )(yel'! aad J~ Nunnally bo~. STANOtNGS W. L. Gl M·M Jets 6 1 Hornell ' 0 I !AI S-.Y:.:'::'<c:"=,. =------~•c...:2:__1:._1=-::__ > _____~__:.:;:.::..:"" - L 0 AN s YOUR P'RIENDL V LOAN MANAGER IS YOUR MONEY MAN (Continwd From ,,.. OM} It II the fact that women's PUt edlton have cooperated w1th US DA 1D Ufllrll the t1~ of peu, po. tatou, heiUiy, and other JeaJOnal foodJ 1'1 plentlful 1upply, the food hll ~ eon1umed and thua hu not ~ome another gov.ernment YOUI WIITtNGIIOIJif DIA\.11 TV AND API'LIANCII COAL, DIL & AAI ·-ACif ARNOI.O'I Ploono - Y ..,...,.; Ohlt • f!~l\ ': . ~' e~t SitftOfvt.- ~. co< or luoollll•n• ' •25 TO . . ... SHOW you flOW .. OtrDI'If• e yo.r ••r 1~ELEVI$10N, RADIO I< SIIAU. APPLIANCE REPAIR. ··1'110110 0t1a - . - t , Racine Ohio. . FOR RENT-EXTENli.ION LA!> dera, Scaffold Boards, Drop C1oths. Cllntnn Fisher. Middleport, Ohio. Phone IJW. ll·tf CUSTOilf BUILT &.TCII!II II!.·. aigned for yollf home. Free ~ For Sole &: Abbot\. 8-8-U AUClTtOIIIII Crtot lrf'H .... Write. Phone or CIHIIMt B r - . llttcl... Ohio minimum wake to be paid l!lbor employed on tbia coq. aball be In acebrclanri: 'With ':S<botil~le of ProVOtlllli I!Dur· ·NeerlttiJ0\1 and by 'lhe Department Jndu•&rial Relationa applicable to Staie IJlehway Deparbnent Im· proYementl In accordance wlth Sections 411~.03, 41UUM, 411~.05. 4115.08 aod 4115.07 of the ReYised Code of Ohio." Tlle btdc(e~ muat submit wi\h his bid a eertlfied check in the amount of SMO.fiO', iPJ.aftB and epeedieation! are on file ln tbe department of highway• and the offlee of the dlv1slon depu~ ly ;llr..tor. 'J'be dlreetor rewr,ve1 tbe right to reject any l"t1d' aff bida I u E, S. PRESTON Dlreetor 16) I, 6. 2te " Leqal Not-ice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT IXIC:Utor TOMATO AND SWIJE"I' POTATO plants. Second house east from acbool house in SyraeUJe. Wm. H. Holmes, 11-21«P Est•te ef D. L. Reillntlf'. Doc""'" li•. 11108 NEW J(OOrl 41 PT. 'l'IWLer. 1 bedroom, M ft. aluminum awning. ·12.200.00. Lawretlee Reed, Lowe'• Trailer CoUrt, Middleport. Ohll). O.l!tl•tle Ill,, - .••,,.' ', JOfUIIED WilEN rou •• m ....... -~~· BUILDING LOT ON !WL!!EIIIIIV HE!GIITS. 80X180. l'bjme Prlc<d to sell. G' l etC e»'i. FIM'Y ACRES. SIX ROOM with bath. Several Close to bard road. bus and mail routes. ter . • RL 1, Ponleroy. ONLy IOotli YWI.O v,... ' THURSDAY• JUNE 11 · 9li1·Y. ~· hoolih MOOMLI'fl LVI. • r~om ex tr:a two •oomiJ en gaa tul'l'lal:!e. cLOM in UntWla.. HiU road, Ia ..,.. . llblmro ore riiiHIIIa 110-de,.... hot wate11- " PT. PLIMANT 8 P.M. GALLI"POLIS 8 P.IL wJten Unena and beddlna· .... rood hot ............ H....,._lnc-ia·"'lll* f fA~IS, ehll~ 15c """" $1.75 '""' 1... wlltd tlUJre"• ln ali"On· ,~ , .... ft( 1!10~' "*'• """"'" liJiheo ... tlijpo....1r- ' aillftO....<Iolhoa WUli NOTICE •• • · fwlii*~ · ·. ....., 1\~ . .... ' Ye All ~Is And lusl•sts ~ ltfthe Wamer-lhle lildw"' t.. Elliott. GjiUpOIII; fllll Kattu< Kl,, Ml~l~fl; !@"I· Graoo 1:. GUmltlr!f; IAi1i ' BotiOlft; ""' lu...., ., Tile Clhlo Volley ...... c..l E. Sililth. tanlllta; !',.;' Sentinel. loc. •• no iiiHIIa'llc mao 1\oberta, Pt. PI.QMnt; SUI Ellen '*•• 8, Rock Sprtne• 7with a triple and !_Wo1 slnl)n and BJII PUMr and lhUII Dtvil Wltb two hJt• eac!h led t.he winners. Jlonllie Carman horaered ud bad t"o IBIC]ft, and Dl&e Arnold htL three alnalu lot" Social Securitv• And You M sa.. , ........,. Ohll. ....,.... • • over Cf!QUr One ~edouJ aee1dent darkened t.be ,.und. ken Manley, ahortltop r'ar tbf ·H.atrisonvllle Hornet., pley "-a 1t Darwin. truhed lllto the be~fbt of a p.arked car wblle ebMi... 1 0~ ball that wu foul. .Hla arm cut to the bone and Ndly alalbed HP wu ruabed to J&eiaa General Ho•ptta1 whe~ blood traAifullona were g~ven. Darw;n 3 Hornell 2-DOn LU Ue .Bob D~K&D each had ibree bi~ for the Hornets Don Taylor p1tcber clouted a pme wlnntni: homer lead off the extra Inning: (8tb). He at.o 1 mgted S'yracuse 4, JeLl 2-- Earl RobiD1011 homered with one on in the fourth. Jn tbe thJrd, for Syneu.ee, Jenkin~ He01oi•Y ond Cumlifl 11n· Pom..,.. CornpJet. ltrwl• DON'T tAKE .,.. CHANC"ETAKI YOUR POLIO SHOTSI 2 I 4 I. 2 • l!t z 4 3~ ChHWr 1 0 5 0.... Wed....., lbrwtll .. o.t.r laft ...,...,.. 1t lyriiUIIII .11t1 .at ,......... ,.,... "" .....,...Ult t PA'I"n' IWINI TITLE OSLO (UPI)- Budge P.tty of Los Ati~e_s and Paru won 'hia second dNigbt tnter.naQOGal Norwewtan tennis Litle Sunday by- clefeaMng heir F'r>olt ot Monterey, Calif., 6-3, 1$-1, 7-S DOUBLE DRAIN IBOARJ> SINK. Good condJtion. Priced low. CaU Letart Falls 2371 . 6 6 3tc POLlOI . _ The t~ationtl Grange believet it• oontet•!l help, ,n stmilar fuhloa. to atim1,1Jate t"Onsumphon Of fooda and fiber~ so that they may event· uaUy match produchon ·~~~i~i~~~~~~=:~~~::::::~~• ' ' S)1'atuae, Thoma• Fork, Darwin a:ted to brinll tin three runa. Geo DU'Win ud M.iAerwville W'Oifl pmea Sunday WaJIIft' of the let. went down 10 lllntravUle io ¥et,. Coua.ty aoftball play All hi• f1nt defeat on the mound Hoek Spnnea were troae except the T·F 12-1 win lor the wlnnen-fanned four, 1'boma1 Fort llllJIIUi. LADIES WRIST WATCH LOST ID t'le Vlcimty Of Krogers. lf found Call Chester, YU !2210. 6•5-6tp. timatee. Forema.a. Phone 6284-Y. Polio II DOt !lekfd! In faet, paralytle j)ollo-oopeclan,. chfldfen•e eales-letually: ixcreaaed laat ;re&r ewer Ut~1 P'IODI tltoae DOt vacelaated. PtOteet tounolf and rour famut !!OW. '!'he 1961 polio- Ia qal•ldy opproacblnr and atiD-mllllona or.Amtrleolia b&ve not had m\r ohota. Remember-polio lt1'1kea aJI aaee. Pli.y sate .•• aae )'our cloet.or or healtb deputm011l, betore lh too late. aama.m,.... l.;ego: N.oi)ce red d.mertton. flard of Tlwtnb and Special. Notlee1 o! EVents $1.00. Obttuarles published at 1 eent per; woN. WORDS I I>AY 3 I>AYS 6 DAYS 1 1110. 15 8Qe IIOc $1.9ll . $4.541 20 60c fUll $!-110 $6 00 ~ 711< $1.~ $2.2:1 $7.10 Ads l'erelnd by 10 A.M. 'liill be 1ft that day'& paper 16) Lost f:r Found New Book Explains 'Beatniks' SoftbaDLeagUeFeaturedTightConte8tsln' . HYou Can Dig It, With It! Round Sunday; Manley, Hornet ss, Is Injured a NEW YORK UPI - Good btadto l.t-wren.c.e I.Jptoa, wbole new book m, what 11· 1 beamikT '1'ht Ho!.y purporta Dtl me, man, if )'0\J eaa. 1'1;1 to be •iU. It 011 tile «eae. ... IIEFR!qBRA'fOIIS FOR REliT thine may be deeper tbftn •• Now, "wiUI lf'-bt Li~'• del· N PH' lhOilth We deliver and think Here now the wordJ of Jmtlon of the eool lana:uaa:e tbeae lli~~~~~te. t~em to live good ltfat. ue-rnu111 " in the k•ow." And "aane" IDI&III "tht werld vloo. .... · ~ Pho11e 133 snd we w1ll dt!llnr ud tt.e bfewara of t:Jie heat Jfl· anxwb... the lime day. NOfiCI T6 CONT~ erltion." "DIL" of eoarae. means ate IYATI. Qll 01110 HI'AITMIIT OIP N-AYI "'Uftdert&and, eppreriate, lllten Col-..., Ohio. /IMf 22. 1,.,, to." 011 tome more defl.nltlou! (171 HelpWonted. . Contt-" S.IM ...... Copy Nt. Cat.-Uae awin&J.rll, acx · frH, rovtJOQte, nocturn&J, unin)Jibifed, -of- chartn.t. Muot . . 59·266. tto•lt Q.d • ~ tiNIT I'IIICI (ONTIIAOT non-eonformlat tenus of the hu· Hotel Martin ' 1 lfc Sealed propou.la wUl be Ne~Y· Jllan ra«. Brud-moaay. LIYed at tbe office of the State Hlab· to &ivt, II In "lay some bre.lld oo way Dlneior of Ohio, 1t COIWD· IDe" , .Pad--a cat'a bpme 1t bla Oua. Ohio, unW 10:00 L Jlt., Ohio pad Cut out--to take one'• leave. (l!aoternl Standml Tlmo. Tlleodl)' Later- when you're Jead:y to June 16, 1~. tor Impfoveme,ata leave the pad you tut out and My, "later." Square - tonfnrmin, organtQ. tion man, solid clt~n. anyope who doetn't 1wlng and Isn't with lt. Al10 ~ailed Cornball • Only Slcl• law. That'• a umple •But tht lan· ~all ia OQly a tmy 1Lde · iuue In tl'le &rowing mov.ement of di• affiliation and rejection of sueee~s that Is populat~ by the peQple tnown aa "Beata" or "Beatniks " 3 cents pe• word, one lMerhon Minimum ebu~~-e - 60 cent1. 6 <.oents per word for three con~~eeutlve tnsertiona. SpOOl~ - on., motDth for 30 eents per word i'' ull rate of 3 eent.s per Wllrd wUl be ebarged lor &dverUslnJ lf not ptud wl>thi.B 10 Dlt,ys att.er rete~V.il\ll Wll. Errcrs in Advertlting - Stlould be reported bnmedlately. The D.a.iJY SeMmel will oot be !'e'SpCB!lble for more tllan ODt J.DCOI' ' >BONN, Germany UPI - Cha11· .,-reUor Konrad · Adenauer today The Llona Club met on Tueaday flatly denied reporta that !'real· evenln& at the , Le&~un Home fQr Euenhower had IDfiuenced their retular dinner m~tiD&'. his to ramai.o •• bead of A IMICJclan Show l1- plan,ned fDI' government In We•t Oermany. Qetober 1~ at tbe W1hama High School and wiU be eo-Jpoooaored . BETHANY. W Va. Ul'l - Sen. wlth ,the Wabama 1Band· Booaten LyndQn B Johnson satd b~re Sun- Charle1 or day that he woulf;l not aetl¥cly the tbe seek the Democratic nomlnatlofl lor president next year. teen men were killed .today wlten a tru~k haullnt farm laborera man, crashed Into a tree and cauaht fire. Thirty-two other& were in· Jur'ed. rv Dally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., JUne 8, !aGO 8 ' ---=a-:OOM=--:AP::-AII='I'M:-::IIlHI'=~WJI'R~ lly. Kn. H• .lllber 1\oush ol Jle<kley been , •urctcal patient at Holler Ylllted relatives and friea:ck here Hospital hat J'letutned•to ber home. thla - - ebd ' ole vlollllll relaUYII In ltanNL A famUy reunloi of Ute ftve Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cba])mtll, .C=l!, Daily Sentinel Daybook .._,ILL t:LIC'f above were ' the Rev Larry Wood· \ •uff. past" of the ehu<eb; Mr. and • Z-DaUy Sentin~l. Pomeroy-Middleport, o .; Jun11 8, 1959 Mr and Ml't !Ben Sayre tnd ehlldren were week -end auesta of b.b parents, Mr and Mrs .Olson Sayre. They also Vlllted otber relatiYea here. Mr and Mr. Jamea N. Rouah, Unda 1nd J~ffry, weR week end gue11t• or Mr and Mn Miltdn Ste· phan• and childrea at Shady.alde, Obio. Mr and Mra. Tq~n Vance, W. Va. UniYerlity, at Motpnt.c;Wn, are spendmg thelr vaeatlon here with hi.a parents 'M f. and .Mn. B. B. Vance. Tom Vance bu ·aetepted 1ummer em.plQYment wt,Ul: the VBD-adium Coti)OI'IUon." Joe Ford, W. Va. Tech, Mont.Komery, is apendillg the 1\lmmer varatlon bere witb hls parenta, Mr. and Mra. Kermit Ford. Students from Matlball Colle~ at Hlintlftl~n wbo are, ~pending the aummet vacation- at 1\ome a": Stndra Rouab, dl;ugbter of Mr. and 'Mra. Donal~!. Roulh; Ruth Slyre, dauJhter of Mt. and Jffa. George Sayre; Ronnie !McGlo~UnJ sou of Mr and Mr1 Robert · MeGiothUn and Leroy Darling, son of Mr. and Mrs Roy Darling. ~ Mrt. William Gi!lbs, whq hao OlE I.ET A~YSOOY " crrmmal operators are safe - unless and un til the reciptJ,'nt, or an elder - makes a rom plaint Thus, this menace to American youth can not be curbed until every citizen mi.lkes his business to know what mall IS bemg de· livered into his mail box, and turns over ob· scene material and a formal complamt to the Tins ' ..., • ~., '· Blrib•, Ju~e I; 1111, !!',i!t fritle. All Future Pr.emiums and Claims • Will Be,l-;londled ByThe Pontet•y; lnl. 'IWtita!! llattlie,.lilo 11111 MOIIIftt llr. and lln. Bilo!l llatlbowil; fat Jaektcm, '!. ' ! ......, et "'* "" ...... •• ,_ .,...,. ,..._... ' • ' 9 l",.,.rGnpa.Agency Iti"'•••· I, SEcOND ft.. .' PIIONJ ....lli MIU~Of, ofiiO ' ' ' ' ~ IIW'tt\1· II!! , ' ....... liM"' ...,,..,,. ... lw!(rnr~ ~ ' �• THE DAILY SENTINEL -- f't'>or··, By HatlG Couuuentating Editorially What's In Your Mailbox The VICIOUS, cowardl y, extensive - and profitable ~ attack on innocetJt Amencan children through th e US matl s contmu es, de· spite the efforts of Postmaster General Ar thur E Summerfield US postal mspector s, anH postmasters, throughout the nation hlth "" Due to th f" sanctity or sealed ma1l , quarter A childish response to this lure local postmaster. brings. besides the model, says Mr. Summerfield, •·unordered lewd material, as well as circulars solicitmg the sale of even more ob- If his sounds repetJhous, 1t is a public service to repeat thts 'warning and advice The trafftc still contmues Only concerted public action can stop 1t the $500 rrnlhon a year traffic iu Ohio Public Schools To Receive $321n Federal Fund Under Ruling , COLUlfBUS UPI - Ohio pub. approyed classroom teac her urut ~ he Hf'hools wl1l receive $32 ln fed 1n the state {·r~tl money (or ~aelt clusroom teacher unlt ~. under an allotment recommended by State Superln tendent o( Pubhc Instruction E E Holt Holt rt>ached the $32 f1gure- by diyidmg more than tWo lnlllwn doUan m NatiMtal Defense Erlu cation Act funds by th• number of THE ALMANAC June 3th Had Notable Events During History I J I I .I ' The Board of Efiueatwn was seheduled lo yote on this and seY eral other recommendatiOn& at 1ts Jtme r!leetmg here Monday Holt sa1d thf' 11t'W allotment be came n e ee~Mir \1 v. hen the govern menl adfh•d $1 ,448,521 two weeks ago to the S743.B35 Jt had Mlready earmarked for Oh1o Ht! re<:om mended addiiJOnal fl'deral money be d1Y1ded m the same wav tf a new appropriation ts made m f1s <"al 19Mf 1960 Chut.n Urpd Holt II&Jd he alllo would urg(' the board to grant charters J•equef:ted by theMe sl·hools Franklin Sen1or S1gh ami Jlampton Bennet Jumor High s<'I11Jols, m Warren County , Geneva H1~h School , Ashtabula Tod J1 1s Monday, Jun.p 8th, the County , Western Reserve High 1&9th day oa the year, with 206 School , Huron -Cmmty; H1land more la ys to folltow In 19S9 High Sct)ool, Holmei Coul'lty : and The moon lit approaehiJli~ its thl' ColleJe IP'reJ)aratQry School flrat qu;,rter for GJrl11, Cincinnati. The evening ll.lll'l are :Mereufy, He recommended approval or Venulil, Man, and Jupiter. Defiance Colleg~s request to !rain On ' his date In h1story : teachers for kindergarten nefi In 1861 , Tenne11see aec:eded from ance already as been cerlifu~ d to the Um(', n train 11econdary, elementary, hu s· In 18Stt, the late American uch- tnes~ , physleal education, and mu ilett F'rsnk Uovd Wri1ht was 111c teachers born Th ~ 23 m1•mber 18narrl Will Con In lMO, thr !.ate American arch shier Hl'llt' ~ (lropo~P.d eKempting or llama Jenntnas Bryan · an out 32 grade srhnols rrom a !'lt•ctJon of spoifen paetrilrt reaigned hl1 of- lht• 11talt> standorrls for l.' lementary lice In prote111 agJunst f1rm not@S sehools 'J'he ~ectwn requlrea nnt hv Preaident Wlb;on to the st•hool s 10 f'mplo v nl I('RHI three lmperla l German eovemment full lime tearh('rs and to place nn The protelt notelil followed the more lhan two grades m one tinll:lnr. of the LuJitania • clattsrnotn In 1941, Australian Prce Holt urged the sectiOn he wa\v. Frene"' Indian and British otl for the M"huola In 190960, befol'(!e!!l croned thl'! frnnt1cr 1nlo eau~t' mo1d or !hem plonned to 111 ;,J)'ria to prevent German OC'Cupa Crt'HS!' cia~~ spac{' and hire more llon of Viehy controlled atr!lelds teache n during World War II Th• IIChools inclur1fl 8IIH$fteld 'In lfl63. The Uniled State11 Su· Elnwnt arv Sdloo l, CoHhoclnn preme Court ruled that reatau County, llooc h Grnle Elementary rants in the D!atnct or Columbia School , (.ul!rnsey . Pledmunl and may not le1olly refUif.' to aerve DeerliVJill! Mrhools, HarrJROn, Gore ·What It deacribed lUI - "well ·be- 1rhool, Hooking, Plonaant Hill und haved 1nd respectable" Negro pa. Sedler sehools, Holme!! , Wayne , trona Bethe, Flv, Brownsville sehools, )1onrne (lay Center School 01Thoutltt lor tMty! ltltetM1n tuwa, fo~ m ...nld Lora! PaultlinA. WlllltM .Hnnlntt •ryan Hkl Go11lwn Hnd New •Bedford ltho.Jis, "TM h~t tltlwa of til th4J Tuscarawas, fllenwoud •chool ..IWI-wMa cit• ht ilte armor ef Deflunce ; OaTrleld ~ehool, Del Hte tllhfttut ct.,.. · I• stronpr pho9. Allkunnn ~hool , Jotfergon .~ all tht ho_t!__tf c.;_or _ ..,. _ -'_'____:Hnlt r~r!m_m_•_n~rle~!_ ot ex DAIL V CROSSWOR 2. J.Mthet fiR Ilk I, O.lrle:h• like bird• 4. Cuahton I. Unlueklly 8. 8pokea 7.Boy window \. Unauthorlatd tttbunal t . Berl.mp li.Cublc met•r 111. huttb .e•llph 20. M1111lc nute 81. Man'• nick. -n&mo 211. Over.. head lrt.ll\ 26 o.. p&•t 117. BpHia over Jt. One• opot ao cord M'emoru.• duma l't. J'JLnt• 1of 82. CollUit uu.,. oe. w"" ST. Wllnder 38 S-ahape4 mold· I•< 40 )b.le lheep "11-IE E"!WER ACADEMV•·· thl'S(' obscemty and pornography that masquerades behmd a facade of innocent·appearmg model airplanes or model autos ror a dime or a IS jectionable pictures, shdes, films and related I: TAKe HIM "TO empuon ror Jackson No 2 Ele m1·ntaty School m Aughuie Coun ty He said the d1str~et sought to avoid h1gher taxes and refus~ to tonsohdatc WJth another school {' 1stni't Two mstrut'lors teach ~3 pupil s m l.!ight grades at the school Other PtopoMis In other recommendahons, the su fJ('rmtendent urged that ~Smclalr Cqllege in Dayton be authonzed to confer assoc1ate de· grees m arb and sclence when it hecumt>s Incorporated at a Junwr College ~The State reimburse $390.719 to e1ty boards of educatiOn, slate and elty umversitles on contracts for tt'acher framing and YOCahOn· al education ~ The board itpproved the trans ft'r of 100 ltCI't's from Elyna Township lo the city of Elyria, three acres from Stark County to the elty of Massillon, two acres from York Township to the cit~ of Bellevue m Sandusky County. ~Charters be revoked at the Moscow Local School, Clermont , Gibuonvtlte L o I! a J, Hockin&, Amlth Local, Knox; Whetstone Lo enl Crawford, and Ca1'1bon Hill Loeal , Hocking Christian Science Annual Meeting Opens In Bo~ton Now HE ~o~As ONE OF 1HOSE ME()ICA~·CARE PLA~S AND WANlS TO TAKE A NICE" REST CU~ EVERY TlME f-IE SNEEZl!S·- SOCial HOUr Held After Rehearsal Of Wedd .mg PI ons A SOCial hour held at the WI! Harnsmwille Presbytenan Chureh :Vfonday evemng, June 1, followmg lhe rehearsal fur the Atkins-Jewell wcddmg Hostessl's were the brtdesmmds asslstetl by the1r mothers MISJ; Glum Atkins and Mr!l Eugt?n c A.tkms, MlSs J)arlene Smtih e~nd Mrs Philip Smtih, Miss Elilta Mae Blackwood and Mra Ce ctl BlaC'kwood Attendmg m addttlon to the - ----~ ~FFICIRI A meeung of Drew Webster Post Nc, 39 dru111 and bugle corps and fmng squad w1ll be held at 7:30 p m Thursday, June All person1 concerned are asiCed to attend 11..1 electmn o( off1cera will be held p. ICE CREAM SOCIAL The Mlddlepor1 VoluMecr Fire Department w•ll hold o0ne of Its The tmperative need for trust ann>ual tee cream so-cials on the 1n spiritual power Will be em lawn et 1the c11y hall Saturday phasizt•d at the a11nua1 ml'!etlng of even.lna June 13th Alone wl~ ice The Mot.bcr Chul'(h, The First cream •there wUI be home made Church: or Chrbt, Scientist, in flies, cakes, coffee and soft ~rir.ks • Bostun, Matsachu8ettJ, on MMdly, for .sale An"ooe wishmg to do~M~ote may June 8 ' An estimated 7,500 Cbrl1tl&n do !10 b:r eontaelilng commiUee Scientist s from many p1uta of th~ world- A/rica, Asia, Au1tralla, ch-airman Bob Mc:!lhmney artd other dl~tant points u well as • "ltiMIN TO MEET from the United States and Cln· ada- arc onroute to the meeting IIOICIMion The Me-111 wi-11County meetf\iremenf• Wednetday Aawh1ch convenes annually In IBo•· evening at 8 P M at the Second too Ward Fire Slllltwn m Pomeroy, A new [~esldent and two new TO HOSPITAL Hf'aders of The Mother Church C. R Young was itlken to the wtll be announced at the !Monday meetm~~: Membera will hear ape Holzer Hoeplta} Saturday e..-e>nlnll c1al reports on the growth and Vfttlh Brontoho-pneumonia progress ot Chrbtlan Science -char· 1table, lecture , publiahmg, healing TUISDAY MIITJNG and nl h1•r act! ville~ The Hf)Jrthl!tone Class of tlMl The hellllng or phy1lcal dlaea11e First Ba:ptiiM Church, _Middleport, as well as .!fin throufl'h wholly \Wil meet Tue.Miay evenLng at the sp1ntual means Is a dlatln<!tlve home of IMr end Mt!l All~n part of ChrLBtlnn Scwnee A tellg. Hughes. ton bRsed on the words and worlu of L:hrst Jesu11, Chrlstlon Schmce ,LAN PICNIC takes Its authority from the 81ble The JoUy Bunch Sewkng Club Ita teachings are set forth In 'Mill have .a pkftk!, 1'hur~day J'tme "!ktence and Health with Ke)' to the 1IH• at the M1ddlepor>L ROad· the Scrlpturc8" by Mary Baker aide Park Members may bNnJ a Edrly, the Dl1coverer 1nd Founded IUt'st if ihey wlah to end pt'OVI· ol Christian Se1ence fiOI~ have been made (o meet Laymen will attend the meeUn1 el.ewhere in caae of Nil.., , The Chrlatlan Science Church has no clergy Following thP main NIW CtTiliN ltS!ilon on Monday, a 10rles or Mr and Mn. Danny Yonker ~re smaller met•tin&s will be held on announcing the birth of a Jon born apeclalltcd tople on Tueaday and May Sl at Holler HMpltal, The ln· Wednesday tant, the Yonken• second ehild and son, weighed 7 pound 6 ounee1 INLIST IN OUAIIDI ai birth Maternal grandpartmta The rollowm.~: boys enll!ited In are Mr and Mrt. Cliff Coc¥;e of th~ Nntlonal Gltlrd abd left May Ma1on and the Ptternll arand· 2:lrd lrrr FGrt Knox, Ky., where mother is Mr• Jeaale Yonker or th'ey 1 dU receiYe thelt Buie Train· New Hnen. ·· lnt Lnrry Ve\'Jal LIU of Pt. Plea· sant, Frank Nelaon lteynohb, NIW ARIUVAL Ronalrl Lee Roush, both ot Ma.1on, Mr. "od Mrt. Gary S~tn.aer, ot Bruce Staala. and Boyd J..eroy Kln1el ot Letart, SJdnev Earl Jronto11, 0 , are announe\JIJ the Bouer. ot Leon, and Donald Emb· birth of their lint child., ~ ·~n, bleton and Jamea L. try Of New named Jetlt'8y Alan wetalliDI ~~e. Yen oound1, thrM OUhCfll Sund1y Haven tt Lawrence Countr HolplUI. Local ll'~: ndparentt are Jlr and 11rt. 001.1' IALL KILLI Ron !-prirlpr, Mulberry Hta.• ol BIR'IIN<lHAM, Ala. UPI Sybil Tllomu, 3, died 'l'ueaday of Pomeroy. Mr. Sprln&er Is 1 Cck)p a 1kull . fl'acture aulfered when student at tbe UniYeratty of Clnstruck by a Polite flld elnnati. a ninf-yeaNld bOy bit ll'le ball from 1ft adjaceat bleknrd. NOI.ZII Admllted. J.uno $. Mit. M Payne, Pomeror, Hila Dal'f' Je•n Kelly, .ftnennodil· Jl1oa. -AI. 1- roJt wu. THII)AilY ijiiiia DIVai'BU 'l'fl INTDISTS or MBIGUIASON AltiA ltk!hlfll s. o-. Pa.u.lier hltllah.d ....., .... , ....... Va•.. 1.. Halley, Go~ll»do; M" Gle•n Jewel!. Mt" SuBan Howell, Mr and Mra. Vif'ill At· km•. "'' and Mn. E v. AWns. Eu~··e Atkins. Go•don At!<i~~~o best man; Mr and Mra.... c. Hal· liday, Allen Halliday, 'Mr• Don Anderson, Richard Gilkey, Larry l1ark, Mr. and Mrs ,Keith Plummer and David and Marcia, of Carroll, Oh10, and ihe honored guests, M11s Sharon Atkins and Mr Robert Jewell, wbo were presen ted with a Century crystal Band· wich plate, a JIR from the bridea· maids and their lraends I HaWk fa mt"I'f Reun·1•0 ,.II Hel:;~U __ ~· Sunday, _May'"31 New Jiciven Personals .Mro. Che- children of the late Cbarlott. Hawk WU held Sundli1, May 3~, at the beme ·of Jlr. aad..Mrs. Waid Smith, PomeroY ltl 3. The oJdut ehild 83 yeart old and tbe w" youncelt 18. wuvor ud ..., Apollo Pa. wfte wflek ehd p-eBts O't llr.'aod~:ttln.--ar Llyne Mr. and Mn. qeor.,e ,fdctafd of Stetlbtnvtlle werf eiid cue~ of Jim LaYfle. • Mra. Ledeada . VIDVatre and Mn Nada Alfea ~IPilladinl ,.,-t ,or the summer beie at ,Mta: V'an Meter's home. Janlee Nicllolaon baa been , on vacati011 !rom the ••s Super Mar· ket. Mrs Wayne LoYe worked 111 her plaee. · Mr. and Mra. Herman Bate.y and daualiter of C&fdtas.·BJ-5ea, tallf., were weet end gu~ of 'Mr. and Mr F ~. Batey. Dr aad Mra. Jobn llidfW'ay and IDrut were in Cineinnatl tor the week l!!nd. !Mr. and Mrs. J&bn Powell, Mrs William Powell, ltiu Le~h ,Jane ·Powell and Mrl Buddy tirsbach have returned bome after vaea· homna in Florida. · Tbey visited wee-. The followiqa ehlldnn~ IJ'IDd· childretl, treat' rranHhUdten •nd friend• .enjoyed a potlu(!k dinner and supper: , Mrs. Homer Story, Ola and W1nd Ol~v~!iec;::ill ~~o;~~pia~, ~~ Sm~th. Howard, Ruth and Rodney Mrs Bernlee Wthn and 'Miaa Con· Smlth. Dayton, Wlllitm and Jean me Carsey Chapman, vocalistL Smith, DaytODi Jamea,l Paul, Peatl and Bever Y 1t•., HarriaonvUle; Homer and Ger· ,...--.--------->~ltrude Smith, Marietta; Clarence Gofdte and Roulle Story, Pomeroy OUt, •nd .Mary Sloan, Tampa, Pla : Nettle Meekl. S)'rteute; Mrs Anthqny (Lola) Kinen, JamH and Jtaehel, GuyiVille; Gilbert SJnclair of S:yraeute; Homer Sinelair, AI· bny; and Bryan Johnson, l'trtmtiutJ. OLEVELAND UPt - Vlneetat J. Detlmio, 38, a .ftavenna ~oe~ntk· lln. Calla Ashcraft. Lealifl:, Vera er who netted and llen Jolt' 1 .JtauJ, loyee and Linda Allllcri.tt, quarter of a mlllion dollara in COlumbu:L bad lnveshments, was found guilty Venale and Frant KUDpnberJ, leS QSS tod~~oy of evacUn.K meome tax. :ou:•vUJe; Garn&tltJ ·K. GaU, ~b· "1'hi1 Is tbe fabulou1 case of a .mends and nelahbora were: The Ladie.! 'Class or the EUB man who had ba wonderful Idea ut.vn:e, Belva and Robert Sl~n, Ch··•ch In Mason met retenlly at 1 •• -d ,.., ~ but grew too i.K too aat. .1''111' • Kenneth Grorer, aertba Gill, J n <the h<'me of Mn AmeUa DavJs. J d J c COll-tl Wl8 ~ • Alii ••• u ge ames · nett ,.., ehlef , Clnenee tftg _,. Mrs Pauline CtannJb•l-am Wll c •~ ~· James . aoc:ft • man. Harwe I'.Utmaa. Howard Bo- in c:harfe Of the prorram aft'er lal,oJslllnt u. S. llldltet attorney. Un and Lt• 1whi.eh re(resliments werri lirved to I' , ........,, ___,... the followiOM: · ~ ,. , Lebanon UP1 - II1 Nan Mcintosh, VerUe Work· United Arab RepubUc O*'d man, Geneva Mahoney, Villa Lee, I i::~~~::'::• batOed above the • '•J.D Elleeo Foreman, ljrance• Nease, ]I - llraell border Sanda' Lola Jeffers, Emogene Crow and Arab1 accused tt.e Iartell S daughter, Vickie. Late News Off The Wire it¥1" Mason EUB Lad• Cl • Meeting Held , M lii~;;;.,,;,;;,;,;,t aggre&alve todly moves. of _ _ N Haven Lj ' MappIiiii' For A " M ·• ShOW ' plottlni '- • 1PHOENIX, Ariz. UPI - 81111· Mil• Lilah PonU in ..St. Peter. burt arul •be returntcl Aome wltb them for a vlaJt Vr and HMI. Lee ROUih, Mid· dleport, were Saturday peat of Mn. Lodemla. yanM:etre. Morrt, Clark, t~on of Mn Edn, Cart, has ·been eonfined to .6.ii home wllb lllh~oi. Mr. and )frs. 'Carl Shawver !'Dd het" mother, Mn. Wyelie, Salem~ Vbljln11, were week end gusts of bi1 parenta. Mr. and .Mra. lYan Shawver. Mr. IJld Mr• Q...,- Stewart, Diamond. Oblo, were week eJtd 1ue!1t ol Mra. Nannie Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. 'Z. L. Stein and sotil' visited her paren,r:t, Mr. ~d M.rl. z ~.. M_.ynard, in Kenova tor tbe weet end. Ann Chisler, St. Jo.epb Hotpital Parteribura:, Ia wendlnt: ber yaeation ' wit,h her parents, Mr. and lfr11. WUU•m Chi,ter: They are au ,"'-btionlng b. FlOrida lor two weeta. ~ Yra. Edgar Lay~ is visiting Mr. and Mra. Waid Weaver at Cadiz, Ohio thl11 week. Mr. and Mn. Raymond Layne and Judy were, Saturday auelts of Mr. and ililr. Otto Grimm and-.!~­ T.mh lUI• .. 11 N ' etrrO 1:).. "Col.i.g:e' Cham M f":-1\.l SmaJ} Lg· cJs '-fl ., 1.1 , : ~ 11 SIOUX tAf..Ls S D <UfJ) .__ '.l'lny" .U-N'egro 1v&~ s.Jeln N.c .,' CoUece. with a total emoll: nie.n.t of only 200 boys and 8 tr.avelling tnlclt team of three was the nation's small oolle,e 'trtack cllemplon today Mid looked to still big.ger tf&.inp -the oomill'Lg NCAA biC t'Ollete meet. ' '1 "I'm ,Mt •Ying we'll 'Wiln the NCAA, WJ.tmon. - .~em Coach Wdlbur RD81 eeid, but the big boya will know we're if.he,re." ~ of Wd.nston.Salem s speed· .Jters t-ame away with seven pi~ bet~ them et k1~ week ends N.rtl~ Alln or InU!reollegiete ~~th1 et,"'•• (NAIAth) meet. givin,g "·1INI on._1em e small college title by one point 'aver second· . Baa smatt shopfler! 8f714~ bath. Very modern Pbone 00011. B :II Ill< WANT ADS rt1ll 'i!SHED 5 ROOII ond botb. 2 upollln ap<trtment. Phone 5419 8~~ NIOKLY FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE IIESULTS PHONl 398 RATES ' • ee -- Ill Not1ces DEMOCRATIC , RALLY JUNE 9. 8 00 P. M Co~rthouse. Guest ape1ker, JOe Ftrgwon. Every body welcome 6-5-4tc REVl\'AL STARTlNG .JUNE 11 tbrougb June 14 at Mt. Oliv.e Charch, Lone BottOm, Ohio. Hear the mspiring young evan,li:etbt, Rev. Gilbert Spen~ and Pa1tor G. Dot~glas CirtJe. 8 8 "81c 1 --------, I~) AutoSoles GoooiCI- UoodC.... Nl Mille• tncl Modtlt ' MITI'OPOLIT>.N __Aute ltlea 3 10 'l'C iMfiiiUICK VD SPECIAl.. $1.495. 4 door hardtop Sedan. One local owner. Hydramatie drive. '.Biaet-• tnar's. Pomeroy 6 6 Bte 1956 PONTIAC V8 $1,495 StaUon Wa,li:on. 9 passenger. One care· ful owJ!Ier. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy 6 6 Otc 19M MERCURY 2 DOOR SEDAN $995 Extra aood -buy. maet· tnu'a Pomeroy 6 6 6lc 1~ dr. OLDSMOBILE VB $1.496. 4 Sedan. Hydramatic dnYe .l:l&H. Very m~e Blaettnar's, .Pomeroy. 6 6 6ic (9) OPJIIGHT PIANO AND STOOL. $Hl.OO. Phone Rutland 14421. 663tcl I 1 STATION ollltuy 3311 ~~· ... PhOno; v...,.r, ohoftl aft; Mllwlol - Mr. ond Jtro: ~imll II. ~,;; lor m. I n - ~· - - GatUpollr io National Grange It...,..... .Jlocl Spr.angt. ·TJtomu lort 12, Chnter 5-Mutt Waper led the wlnnen with safeties D1ek Gaul bit lwiee , the Inters and Roame )(yel'! aad J~ Nunnally bo~. STANOtNGS W. L. Gl M·M Jets 6 1 Hornell ' 0 I !AI S-.Y:.:'::'<c:"=,. =------~•c...:2:__1:._1=-::__ > _____~__:.:;:.::..:"" - L 0 AN s YOUR P'RIENDL V LOAN MANAGER IS YOUR MONEY MAN (Continwd From ,,.. OM} It II the fact that women's PUt edlton have cooperated w1th US DA 1D Ufllrll the t1~ of peu, po. tatou, heiUiy, and other JeaJOnal foodJ 1'1 plentlful 1upply, the food hll ~ eon1umed and thua hu not ~ome another gov.ernment YOUI WIITtNGIIOIJif DIA\.11 TV AND API'LIANCII COAL, DIL & AAI ·-ACif ARNOI.O'I Ploono - Y ..,...,.; Ohlt • f!~l\ ': . ~' e~t SitftOfvt.- ~. co< or luoollll•n• ' •25 TO . . ... SHOW you flOW .. OtrDI'If• e yo.r ••r 1~ELEVI$10N, RADIO I< SIIAU. APPLIANCE REPAIR. ··1'110110 0t1a - . - t , Racine Ohio. . FOR RENT-EXTENli.ION LA!> dera, Scaffold Boards, Drop C1oths. Cllntnn Fisher. Middleport, Ohio. Phone IJW. ll·tf CUSTOilf BUILT &.TCII!II II!.·. aigned for yollf home. Free ~ For Sole &: Abbot\. 8-8-U AUClTtOIIIII Crtot lrf'H .... Write. Phone or CIHIIMt B r - . llttcl... Ohio minimum wake to be paid l!lbor employed on tbia coq. aball be In acebrclanri: 'With ':S<botil~le of ProVOtlllli I!Dur· ·NeerlttiJ0\1 and by 'lhe Department Jndu•&rial Relationa applicable to Staie IJlehway Deparbnent Im· proYementl In accordance wlth Sections 411~.03, 41UUM, 411~.05. 4115.08 aod 4115.07 of the ReYised Code of Ohio." Tlle btdc(e~ muat submit wi\h his bid a eertlfied check in the amount of SMO.fiO', iPJ.aftB and epeedieation! are on file ln tbe department of highway• and the offlee of the dlv1slon depu~ ly ;llr..tor. 'J'be dlreetor rewr,ve1 tbe right to reject any l"t1d' aff bida I u E, S. PRESTON Dlreetor 16) I, 6. 2te " Leqal Not-ice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT IXIC:Utor TOMATO AND SWIJE"I' POTATO plants. Second house east from acbool house in SyraeUJe. Wm. H. Holmes, 11-21«P Est•te ef D. L. Reillntlf'. Doc""'" li•. 11108 NEW J(OOrl 41 PT. 'l'IWLer. 1 bedroom, M ft. aluminum awning. ·12.200.00. Lawretlee Reed, Lowe'• Trailer CoUrt, Middleport. Ohll). O.l!tl•tle Ill,, - .••,,.' ', JOfUIIED WilEN rou •• m ....... -~~· BUILDING LOT ON !WL!!EIIIIIV HE!GIITS. 80X180. l'bjme Prlc<d to sell. G' l etC e»'i. FIM'Y ACRES. SIX ROOM with bath. Several Close to bard road. bus and mail routes. ter . • RL 1, Ponleroy. ONLy IOotli YWI.O v,... ' THURSDAY• JUNE 11 · 9li1·Y. ~· hoolih MOOMLI'fl LVI. • r~om ex tr:a two •oomiJ en gaa tul'l'lal:!e. cLOM in UntWla.. HiU road, Ia ..,.. . llblmro ore riiiHIIIa 110-de,.... hot wate11- " PT. PLIMANT 8 P.M. GALLI"POLIS 8 P.IL wJten Unena and beddlna· .... rood hot ............ H....,._lnc-ia·"'lll* f fA~IS, ehll~ 15c """" $1.75 '""' 1... wlltd tlUJre"• ln ali"On· ,~ , .... ft( 1!10~' "*'• """"'" liJiheo ... tlijpo....1r- ' aillftO....<Iolhoa WUli NOTICE •• • · fwlii*~ · ·. ....., 1\~ . .... ' Ye All ~Is And lusl•sts ~ ltfthe Wamer-lhle lildw"' t.. Elliott. GjiUpOIII; fllll Kattu< Kl,, Ml~l~fl; !@"I· Graoo 1:. GUmltlr!f; IAi1i ' BotiOlft; ""' lu...., ., Tile Clhlo Volley ...... c..l E. Sililth. tanlllta; !',.;' Sentinel. loc. •• no iiiHIIa'llc mao 1\oberta, Pt. PI.QMnt; SUI Ellen '*•• 8, Rock Sprtne• 7with a triple and !_Wo1 slnl)n and BJII PUMr and lhUII Dtvil Wltb two hJt• eac!h led t.he winners. Jlonllie Carman horaered ud bad t"o IBIC]ft, and Dl&e Arnold htL three alnalu lot" Social Securitv• And You M sa.. , ........,. Ohll. ....,.... • • over Cf!QUr One ~edouJ aee1dent darkened t.be ,.und. ken Manley, ahortltop r'ar tbf ·H.atrisonvllle Hornet., pley "-a 1t Darwin. truhed lllto the be~fbt of a p.arked car wblle ebMi... 1 0~ ball that wu foul. .Hla arm cut to the bone and Ndly alalbed HP wu ruabed to J&eiaa General Ho•ptta1 whe~ blood traAifullona were g~ven. Darw;n 3 Hornell 2-DOn LU Ue .Bob D~K&D each had ibree bi~ for the Hornets Don Taylor p1tcber clouted a pme wlnntni: homer lead off the extra Inning: (8tb). He at.o 1 mgted S'yracuse 4, JeLl 2-- Earl RobiD1011 homered with one on in the fourth. Jn tbe thJrd, for Syneu.ee, Jenkin~ He01oi•Y ond Cumlifl 11n· Pom..,.. CornpJet. ltrwl• DON'T tAKE .,.. CHANC"ETAKI YOUR POLIO SHOTSI 2 I 4 I. 2 • l!t z 4 3~ ChHWr 1 0 5 0.... Wed....., lbrwtll .. o.t.r laft ...,...,.. 1t lyriiUIIII .11t1 .at ,......... ,.,... "" .....,...Ult t PA'I"n' IWINI TITLE OSLO (UPI)- Budge P.tty of Los Ati~e_s and Paru won 'hia second dNigbt tnter.naQOGal Norwewtan tennis Litle Sunday by- clefeaMng heir F'r>olt ot Monterey, Calif., 6-3, 1$-1, 7-S DOUBLE DRAIN IBOARJ> SINK. Good condJtion. Priced low. CaU Letart Falls 2371 . 6 6 3tc POLlOI . _ The t~ationtl Grange believet it• oontet•!l help, ,n stmilar fuhloa. to atim1,1Jate t"Onsumphon Of fooda and fiber~ so that they may event· uaUy match produchon ·~~~i~i~~~~~~=:~~~::::::~~• ' ' S)1'atuae, Thoma• Fork, Darwin a:ted to brinll tin three runa. Geo DU'Win ud M.iAerwville W'Oifl pmea Sunday WaJIIft' of the let. went down 10 lllntravUle io ¥et,. Coua.ty aoftball play All hi• f1nt defeat on the mound Hoek Spnnea were troae except the T·F 12-1 win lor the wlnnen-fanned four, 1'boma1 Fort llllJIIUi. LADIES WRIST WATCH LOST ID t'le Vlcimty Of Krogers. lf found Call Chester, YU !2210. 6•5-6tp. timatee. Forema.a. Phone 6284-Y. Polio II DOt !lekfd! In faet, paralytle j)ollo-oopeclan,. chfldfen•e eales-letually: ixcreaaed laat ;re&r ewer Ut~1 P'IODI tltoae DOt vacelaated. PtOteet tounolf and rour famut !!OW. '!'he 1961 polio- Ia qal•ldy opproacblnr and atiD-mllllona or.Amtrleolia b&ve not had m\r ohota. Remember-polio lt1'1kea aJI aaee. Pli.y sate .•• aae )'our cloet.or or healtb deputm011l, betore lh too late. aama.m,.... l.;ego: N.oi)ce red d.mertton. flard of Tlwtnb and Special. Notlee1 o! EVents $1.00. Obttuarles published at 1 eent per; woN. WORDS I I>AY 3 I>AYS 6 DAYS 1 1110. 15 8Qe IIOc $1.9ll . $4.541 20 60c fUll $!-110 $6 00 ~ 711< $1.~ $2.2:1 $7.10 Ads l'erelnd by 10 A.M. 'liill be 1ft that day'& paper 16) Lost f:r Found New Book Explains 'Beatniks' SoftbaDLeagUeFeaturedTightConte8tsln' . HYou Can Dig It, With It! Round Sunday; Manley, Hornet ss, Is Injured a NEW YORK UPI - Good btadto l.t-wren.c.e I.Jptoa, wbole new book m, what 11· 1 beamikT '1'ht Ho!.y purporta Dtl me, man, if )'0\J eaa. 1'1;1 to be •iU. It 011 tile «eae. ... IIEFR!qBRA'fOIIS FOR REliT thine may be deeper tbftn •• Now, "wiUI lf'-bt Li~'• del· N PH' lhOilth We deliver and think Here now the wordJ of Jmtlon of the eool lana:uaa:e tbeae lli~~~~~te. t~em to live good ltfat. ue-rnu111 " in the k•ow." And "aane" IDI&III "tht werld vloo. .... · ~ Pho11e 133 snd we w1ll dt!llnr ud tt.e bfewara of t:Jie heat Jfl· anxwb... the lime day. NOfiCI T6 CONT~ erltion." "DIL" of eoarae. means ate IYATI. Qll 01110 HI'AITMIIT OIP N-AYI "'Uftdert&and, eppreriate, lllten Col-..., Ohio. /IMf 22. 1,.,, to." 011 tome more defl.nltlou! (171 HelpWonted. . Contt-" S.IM ...... Copy Nt. Cat.-Uae awin&J.rll, acx · frH, rovtJOQte, nocturn&J, unin)Jibifed, -of- chartn.t. Muot . . 59·266. tto•lt Q.d • ~ tiNIT I'IIICI (ONTIIAOT non-eonformlat tenus of the hu· Hotel Martin ' 1 lfc Sealed propou.la wUl be Ne~Y· Jllan ra«. Brud-moaay. LIYed at tbe office of the State Hlab· to &ivt, II In "lay some bre.lld oo way Dlneior of Ohio, 1t COIWD· IDe" , .Pad--a cat'a bpme 1t bla Oua. Ohio, unW 10:00 L Jlt., Ohio pad Cut out--to take one'• leave. (l!aoternl Standml Tlmo. Tlleodl)' Later- when you're Jead:y to June 16, 1~. tor Impfoveme,ata leave the pad you tut out and My, "later." Square - tonfnrmin, organtQ. tion man, solid clt~n. anyope who doetn't 1wlng and Isn't with lt. Al10 ~ailed Cornball • Only Slcl• law. That'• a umple •But tht lan· ~all ia OQly a tmy 1Lde · iuue In tl'le &rowing mov.ement of di• affiliation and rejection of sueee~s that Is populat~ by the peQple tnown aa "Beata" or "Beatniks " 3 cents pe• word, one lMerhon Minimum ebu~~-e - 60 cent1. 6 <.oents per word for three con~~eeutlve tnsertiona. SpOOl~ - on., motDth for 30 eents per word i'' ull rate of 3 eent.s per Wllrd wUl be ebarged lor &dverUslnJ lf not ptud wl>thi.B 10 Dlt,ys att.er rete~V.il\ll Wll. Errcrs in Advertlting - Stlould be reported bnmedlately. The D.a.iJY SeMmel will oot be !'e'SpCB!lble for more tllan ODt J.DCOI' ' >BONN, Germany UPI - Cha11· .,-reUor Konrad · Adenauer today The Llona Club met on Tueaday flatly denied reporta that !'real· evenln& at the , Le&~un Home fQr Euenhower had IDfiuenced their retular dinner m~tiD&'. his to ramai.o •• bead of A IMICJclan Show l1- plan,ned fDI' government In We•t Oermany. Qetober 1~ at tbe W1hama High School and wiU be eo-Jpoooaored . BETHANY. W Va. Ul'l - Sen. wlth ,the Wabama 1Band· Booaten LyndQn B Johnson satd b~re Sun- Charle1 or day that he woulf;l not aetl¥cly the tbe seek the Democratic nomlnatlofl lor president next year. teen men were killed .today wlten a tru~k haullnt farm laborera man, crashed Into a tree and cauaht fire. Thirty-two other& were in· Jur'ed. rv Dally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., JUne 8, !aGO 8 ' ---=a-:OOM=--:AP::-AII='I'M:-::IIlHI'=~WJI'R~ lly. Kn. H• .lllber 1\oush ol Jle<kley been , •urctcal patient at Holler Ylllted relatives and friea:ck here Hospital hat J'letutned•to ber home. thla - - ebd ' ole vlollllll relaUYII In ltanNL A famUy reunloi of Ute ftve Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cba])mtll, .C=l!, Daily Sentinel Daybook .._,ILL t:LIC'f above were ' the Rev Larry Wood· \ •uff. past" of the ehu<eb; Mr. and • Z-DaUy Sentin~l. Pomeroy-Middleport, o .; Jun11 8, 1959 Mr and Ml't !Ben Sayre tnd ehlldren were week -end auesta of b.b parents, Mr and Mrs .Olson Sayre. They also Vlllted otber relatiYea here. Mr and Mr. Jamea N. Rouah, Unda 1nd J~ffry, weR week end gue11t• or Mr and Mn Miltdn Ste· phan• and childrea at Shady.alde, Obio. Mr and Mra. Tq~n Vance, W. Va. UniYerlity, at Motpnt.c;Wn, are spendmg thelr vaeatlon here with hi.a parents 'M f. and .Mn. B. B. Vance. Tom Vance bu ·aetepted 1ummer em.plQYment wt,Ul: the VBD-adium Coti)OI'IUon." Joe Ford, W. Va. Tech, Mont.Komery, is apendillg the 1\lmmer varatlon bere witb hls parenta, Mr. and Mra. Kermit Ford. Students from Matlball Colle~ at Hlintlftl~n wbo are, ~pending the aummet vacation- at 1\ome a": Stndra Rouab, dl;ugbter of Mr. and 'Mra. Donal~!. Roulh; Ruth Slyre, dauJhter of Mt. and Jffa. George Sayre; Ronnie !McGlo~UnJ sou of Mr and Mr1 Robert · MeGiothUn and Leroy Darling, son of Mr. and Mrs Roy Darling. ~ Mrt. William Gi!lbs, whq hao OlE I.ET A~YSOOY " crrmmal operators are safe - unless and un til the reciptJ,'nt, or an elder - makes a rom plaint Thus, this menace to American youth can not be curbed until every citizen mi.lkes his business to know what mall IS bemg de· livered into his mail box, and turns over ob· scene material and a formal complamt to the Tins ' ..., • ~., '· Blrib•, Ju~e I; 1111, !!',i!t fritle. All Future Pr.emiums and Claims • Will Be,l-;londled ByThe Pontet•y; lnl. 'IWtita!! llattlie,.lilo 11111 MOIIIftt llr. and lln. Bilo!l llatlbowil; fat Jaektcm, '!. ' ! ......, et "'* "" ...... •• ,_ .,...,. ,..._... ' • ' 9 l",.,.rGnpa.Agency Iti"'•••· I, SEcOND ft.. .' PIIONJ ....lli MIU~Of, ofiiO ' ' ' ' ~ IIW'tt\1· II!! , ' ....... liM"' ...,,..,,. ... lw!(rnr~ ~ ' �• Three Panthers Make All SEOAL Team Wolfes~utsout . Plantsville In • Gallipolis Wins Pair, Pomeroy Middleport Split In Openers Gallipolli took a clean hold on the plnn. Midd!eport. with Jamie Bowles Aaoc:Jation standing& Sunday wJth going the distance In both a:amea, a of wina over Point Pleasant, won Lie first 5-0 but dropped the &- and 8-3, while Pomeroy and second 11) on player-manager' Phil Middle;K~rt split in the openinJ Collins' long triple to right center rol.lDd uf the OVA 's 151h s«;ason. in the top Of the al:db with one Tbe four teams, as a trial step, out Gene Mitch's following double played '7·inning doubleheaders. Ar- down the rightrieJd l.lne pushed ter tfle first round on June 11 Collins home. they / 'Nill review ''reacUons'' ot Bill Wilson, All-SEOAL thtrd the top rung in the ,Ohio Valley rir SAYS SEE US NOW FOR THE Bill Wilson, Tom Grueser and Bob Cunningham of the 1sacker of the Pomeroy Panthers, pitched 2·hit ball ror .PDmeroy in Pomeroy Panthers were named to the All-SEOAL Baseball the niebt.cap.He fanned 11, walked first team in selection• completed Saturday by the South· Ractne maintained ita hot pace four, ~tnd was tuugh with men on eastern Ohio Sport.swriters and Broadcasters Association in in the Hoc:t:in.a:N•Iley Leacue! Sunbase. a meeting at the Jackson Country Club. day wlth a 1-o win over PlantavJlle Bowles, throwing for the first there as LaiTY Wolfe fanned 10 time in a month since he injured The Panther trio, two inflelden lin&' staff. and walked nobOdy in a 4·bit efand a piteher-CunniD&Jwnhis lert (catching) band, had his Tbe writers also named the ~11 - fort. fast ball zipping and bi1 curYe dip- were backed up by two otherl ping h1g. But he Ured in the last plaeecl on the "utility rolu.. 1 . SEOAL Track Squad, a formalitY Racine waa handed Ill winning inning:; of the seeond game . At mountin&: to second team chofte . where winners or evenLs at the in the fourth when IBJU McNieThey were BHI Gibbs, firat aaeker , Sprint~ SEO Traek Meet were honthat, he gave up only four bits. led off with a aifllle and ICOI'· Uke Wilson in the &et'ond game, ~~ond Nick Coates, ouUielder. A11 ored. ed on the second error of the InBowie:; permitted two hitJ in the are seniors-to-be next September The writers elected Chester ning on Allen· Stobart'a I!'Ounder. opener except Grucser, catcber, I Junior- Tanneilill, Sports Edit.oc of the Aaron Wolfe, Junior Wolfe, Flr<J~ Game-Johnny Vroman Jed to-be. Pomeny . MJddleport Daily Sen- Stobart had s.ingle1. McNickle of! the fir'st inning with a walk , MidLileport's Yellow JaelleN. in tioel, preaident for the com!Jtg two. Charle~ Winebrenner was safe on on of lheir worst diamond alumpa year. George Strode , Sports Edltor Racine eoes to Glouster next an error, Roger Chancey doubled, Bowles walked, Charley Smith and ~nei~~~;st!~~ea~~v~: ~~hh:d~: of tbe Athens Messenger, was re- Sunday . 000 100 000--1 ~ 1 Boone Hindy fanned, but Ch11rles clus A cbampionllhip, and wlth named viet preaident, while Ho- Racine 200 000 000--0 4 2 D!!vis W!IS s.afe on em error, the no hitter oveT .25(), had senl« bart Wil~on, Jr., was re-elected Plantsville third r1m scoring. Wolfe and McNickle. Smlth and Ed Crooks named on tbe utility ~ecretnry treasurer. Baroett. rn the second inning one run infield. AJl .. SEO selections were mad e Gallipolis, league champions, scored on singles by Vroman and Winebrenner. In the sixth Roger had three 0 n the top team, Jack- in th~ afternoon at the county Lighlf ~ ot singled and 11cored on an son three, Logan one, Wellston elub. Following the business meet· error. two. 'fhe "first team" included ine the writers were joined at Second game-light all the way, two ca'chera and a four-man ptkb- dinner there by their wive&. Vrom,.., .111gain led the game off ALL SEOAL FIRST TEAM with a r ingle, went to 11econd when Position Bat. A v. Grade Winebretmer walked, but Chan- Player and School cey's 240 pounds went down swing- Tom Grueser, POmeroy ........ Catcher .40r Jr. ing, Bowles flied out, and Hindy Dick Roderick, Gallipolis . . . . . . . Catcher NEW YORK (UPI) - Floyd P ... .378 So. hned 'ln the ground to the mound. Jeff Reynolas. Jackson .. , . . . . . 1st Base tenOn and ~n~em.r JobaDAon .350 Sr. It was 0-o till Mitch's blow in the Meredith Johnson. Jackson .. .. 2nd Base are slated Ito lliCn olfieW eon.348 Jr. sixth. 'LN.cb at iheadquaf'ltera ot ~ Noew Bill Wilson. Pomeroy .... ·.. ... 3rd B•se '' NOW ON SALE I FIRST LINE - FIRST QUALITY Jr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. --·-- ...... YoaoiP ... a..._Peneaol ,. ••• PhoDe flnt for qwlck - · - !'1MB otop,... 7 - Up Ill $1000 ...Uohlo, . . . . . . _OiiiA. tbe noor· Wlllkle1a :O.publle•n The old CUard fContln'*' on Pa 5) Mike Carper, Gallipollsi Nick Coates, Pomeroy; Joe Dun· can, GallipoHs; Bob Lavendar, Jackson. ~~~~~----~--~~~-------- Orioles Making Believers Out Of Experts After Wilhelm's 3-0 Win, Second Place Stand place Cleveland Indian~ both o( Yogi IBerra and Marv with the experts. tory in their opener but lost lbe Wilhelm's 9-0 recor<1 ind nightcap to the 80flton Red Sox, astounding 0.99 earned run ave- 4-2 and thl! Yankees bounced back ra·Kt= apeak for themselvel!l 11nd from a 7-~ .setba• to beat the Along with Jim Robertson's five years ex- manager ·Paul Richards insists Indians, 4·3, before ft9,82:3 at Orlolea' second-place atandlna: Cleveland. The Detroit Tlaen perience we have added Bill Osborhe, for- the ou.g ht to do the same. made lt 23 out of 33 under .flmmy merly of Christy's, Chester, to our Staff in ''We can .110 all the way," Rich- Dyke!! with a 6-4 win over the ards has been preaching since the Washington Senators. order to give you the best service possible. start of the season. "We'll go as In the National League, lhe far as our pitching will Lake us." 'Mllwaukee Brave& Increased the.ir Well, Sunday Wilhelm's pitching first-place margin to two JQI.e& look the Orioles into 8flcond place by .beating the Los Ana:elea Dodlvia a 3-Q victory over tne Kmsas ers, 8-2. The Chicago Cub 1 beat Clty Athletle~~. The eritwhlle rtea-· the 1Pitt1burgh Pirates, 4--2 anc' 1-0 PHONE 9084 multlns of lhe league are only lhe st. Louis Cardinals downed E. 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WCHS.TV ~ha~·~~~ '""'•""'-........ u.ful:md lln•all.., IIIMI.,. Hlilr llwllt. 011 -- AI. Nl:ton· 01 renomination. I ~ llldre UM ollloam DIYideN OPTOIIETRIST COort Slreel, PomOl"O)' Offlee Houn: I to U, Z lc i. (CI- 11 N- '\lie m.....t dtPr!V. Vll'e' Proaldeat:IUclJMII $14.95 STANDINGS Dad ttlrtl off hit dar full ... s~ ,lecl ~· - tl~riapped . tbe · ·Stuoon dential , nomlnatlna and ljJf eour-.•. ••• a ·Pil"t1· to thie DriiiQlntioD- t...lda, &lid proetJ. Mts•clothltldlchenattltl.-, Wood cablnet1 as low n ___ _ 'jl~cow~·~---~~~~~~~~~~~~=§;; Gua Triandos hit a two-run homer and Bllly Klaus sln~~:led home Baltimore'• other run aa Wilhelm scored his thJrd shutout. R~teonl Trlite Crowd The largest crowd of the biB league 1eason saw Herb Score f.111n aeven and pitch 1 six-httter that ended lhc indiana' sevengame lo8Jng atreat. Homers by 8:00 SptnQ,t h PI.aybou,. ' 8o18 1'he llm ~ pow_ 6o2tl Wealbef9,ot • 6o30 •NeWII~ ' 1·43 ' ?JB(: ,IJe'ft I .- 9:30 10:00 10:·30 11 :00 10:30 11:10 11 :13 hiO s.. ...., .II ... IM ...lltchn . . . Throne- Jack Sanford pitched a six-hitter and Daryl Spencer drove in the two key runs for the Giants who reduced Brooks Lawrence's record to 3-6 In the opener. Orlando ·Pena's four-hitter and .Pete Whisenant's double and single led the ·Reda to their aecond·&ame .., ., W•JIIII..,•&Peely eould· lfy u • Ropobll!'u ·at tho Un1o ·I Pt. .7o30 SoOO 8:30 1:00 GOTEBORG, Sweden (UP!) ltaian-<~~Wned "lclre l\1" aoored e surprise v.i.Citory over Freoc'h wonder horse "J.min., Sunday to the· ~byJJ Stora Prtz, • Swedish trotti-ng roace. Jam.m Is ecbeduled to make an American debut M. New York's Roose¥ell Racewtar Aug. l. place, 3~ games behind the White So • . t :OO l'fulli. or Con&eque~ · ~ol!\) C.UIIIY, ~ · • SoOO SplniJc• 'l'li,h. . . , :oot Huckleberry ·Houn4 !CARl IV IIATS JAMIN Hoyt Wilhelm 11lready has made whom split their Sunday dOtJble- berry plus RyOe Duren'& 2 and % obclieven of American League hit- headerll. innln1a of shutout relief enabled lers !lnd now the Baltimore OriWhit. Sax Split the Yankees to g11in an even break. oles arc trying to do lhe .same _The White Sox scored a H vic Th.e aplit left the Yankees in sixth deleorum"··a:dd· even tri.ON wben Slaflen"a · f Uo S.ll:• JD•I . . • Tueaday for .their June 2D heaV)'wcight title :U1bt. WUi tt ~hJ• ID·e.ch ,_ lte,note Channei3-Mondoy York St.ate A.thlf'fde Oo.mmi8lion 000 000 o!o~· ~ er, Gallipolis; Bill Gibbs, Pomeroy; Frank Swingle, Jackson. 310 001 X--6 4 1 UTILITY OUTFIELDI!RS United Preu lnt•m.tlanal ATLAS TIRES IN 15 MINUFIS When they ll!ped 11leir Ol'lgm. al pr.lv.te cootr.dt; with promoter Barry Wright, Jackson; Ed Crooks, Middleport; Toady Bill RoleD!!OhD on Jen. 29, the site tor their 15-round bout bad not Thompson. Gallipolis; John Hendershott, Wellston; Bob Cod- been selected, K·a<~(t and Grueser. Bowles and I .349 .411 .300 .405 .348 Ern;c Kau!f pitched the Clrst Gary Lane, Gallipolis ...... .. ShortstoS game fliT Pomeroy and with more Frank Hill, Wellston . . .. ... . .. Outfiel arm-seasoning promises to give the Terry Stewart, Logan . . . . . . . . . Outfield Collins ' men a frontline pitcher. Stan VanFossen, Jackson ..... . Outfield Wibon looked like a strong No. UTILITY INFIELDERS 2 hurler. Middleport MUFFliR & TAIL PIPE SERVICE $200.00 Floyd, lngetnar To Ink Contract For Title Fight Pomero.v ' . Hocking Round First O.me lEST WIRICAnON IN THE BEND . 1'1--V'Ill' Sentlilei,' POmerdy-Middleport, o·., June 8, IOS9 c - ' . �• Three Panthers Make All SEOAL Team Wolfes~utsout . Plantsville In • Gallipolis Wins Pair, Pomeroy Middleport Split In Openers Gallipolli took a clean hold on the plnn. Midd!eport. with Jamie Bowles Aaoc:Jation standing& Sunday wJth going the distance In both a:amea, a of wina over Point Pleasant, won Lie first 5-0 but dropped the &- and 8-3, while Pomeroy and second 11) on player-manager' Phil Middle;K~rt split in the openinJ Collins' long triple to right center rol.lDd uf the OVA 's 151h s«;ason. in the top Of the al:db with one Tbe four teams, as a trial step, out Gene Mitch's following double played '7·inning doubleheaders. Ar- down the rightrieJd l.lne pushed ter tfle first round on June 11 Collins home. they / 'Nill review ''reacUons'' ot Bill Wilson, All-SEOAL thtrd the top rung in the ,Ohio Valley rir SAYS SEE US NOW FOR THE Bill Wilson, Tom Grueser and Bob Cunningham of the 1sacker of the Pomeroy Panthers, pitched 2·hit ball ror .PDmeroy in Pomeroy Panthers were named to the All-SEOAL Baseball the niebt.cap.He fanned 11, walked first team in selection• completed Saturday by the South· Ractne maintained ita hot pace four, ~tnd was tuugh with men on eastern Ohio Sport.swriters and Broadcasters Association in in the Hoc:t:in.a:N•Iley Leacue! Sunbase. a meeting at the Jackson Country Club. day wlth a 1-o win over PlantavJlle Bowles, throwing for the first there as LaiTY Wolfe fanned 10 time in a month since he injured The Panther trio, two inflelden lin&' staff. and walked nobOdy in a 4·bit efand a piteher-CunniD&Jwnhis lert (catching) band, had his Tbe writers also named the ~11 - fort. fast ball zipping and bi1 curYe dip- were backed up by two otherl ping h1g. But he Ured in the last plaeecl on the "utility rolu.. 1 . SEOAL Track Squad, a formalitY Racine waa handed Ill winning inning:; of the seeond game . At mountin&: to second team chofte . where winners or evenLs at the in the fourth when IBJU McNieThey were BHI Gibbs, firat aaeker , Sprint~ SEO Traek Meet were honthat, he gave up only four bits. led off with a aifllle and ICOI'· Uke Wilson in the &et'ond game, ~~ond Nick Coates, ouUielder. A11 ored. ed on the second error of the InBowie:; permitted two hitJ in the are seniors-to-be next September The writers elected Chester ning on Allen· Stobart'a I!'Ounder. opener except Grucser, catcber, I Junior- Tanneilill, Sports Edit.oc of the Aaron Wolfe, Junior Wolfe, Flr<J~ Game-Johnny Vroman Jed to-be. Pomeny . MJddleport Daily Sen- Stobart had s.ingle1. McNickle of! the fir'st inning with a walk , MidLileport's Yellow JaelleN. in tioel, preaident for the com!Jtg two. Charle~ Winebrenner was safe on on of lheir worst diamond alumpa year. George Strode , Sports Edltor Racine eoes to Glouster next an error, Roger Chancey doubled, Bowles walked, Charley Smith and ~nei~~~;st!~~ea~~v~: ~~hh:d~: of tbe Athens Messenger, was re- Sunday . 000 100 000--1 ~ 1 Boone Hindy fanned, but Ch11rles clus A cbampionllhip, and wlth named viet preaident, while Ho- Racine 200 000 000--0 4 2 D!!vis W!IS s.afe on em error, the no hitter oveT .25(), had senl« bart Wil~on, Jr., was re-elected Plantsville third r1m scoring. Wolfe and McNickle. Smlth and Ed Crooks named on tbe utility ~ecretnry treasurer. Baroett. rn the second inning one run infield. AJl .. SEO selections were mad e Gallipolis, league champions, scored on singles by Vroman and Winebrenner. In the sixth Roger had three 0 n the top team, Jack- in th~ afternoon at the county Lighlf ~ ot singled and 11cored on an son three, Logan one, Wellston elub. Following the business meet· error. two. 'fhe "first team" included ine the writers were joined at Second game-light all the way, two ca'chera and a four-man ptkb- dinner there by their wive&. Vrom,.., .111gain led the game off ALL SEOAL FIRST TEAM with a r ingle, went to 11econd when Position Bat. A v. Grade Winebretmer walked, but Chan- Player and School cey's 240 pounds went down swing- Tom Grueser, POmeroy ........ Catcher .40r Jr. ing, Bowles flied out, and Hindy Dick Roderick, Gallipolis . . . . . . . Catcher NEW YORK (UPI) - Floyd P ... .378 So. hned 'ln the ground to the mound. Jeff Reynolas. Jackson .. , . . . . . 1st Base tenOn and ~n~em.r JobaDAon .350 Sr. It was 0-o till Mitch's blow in the Meredith Johnson. Jackson .. .. 2nd Base are slated Ito lliCn olfieW eon.348 Jr. sixth. 'LN.cb at iheadquaf'ltera ot ~ Noew Bill Wilson. Pomeroy .... ·.. ... 3rd B•se '' NOW ON SALE I FIRST LINE - FIRST QUALITY Jr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. --·-- ...... YoaoiP ... a..._Peneaol ,. ••• PhoDe flnt for qwlck - · - !'1MB otop,... 7 - Up Ill $1000 ...Uohlo, . . . . . . _OiiiA. tbe noor· Wlllkle1a :O.publle•n The old CUard fContln'*' on Pa 5) Mike Carper, Gallipollsi Nick Coates, Pomeroy; Joe Dun· can, GallipoHs; Bob Lavendar, Jackson. ~~~~~----~--~~~-------- Orioles Making Believers Out Of Experts After Wilhelm's 3-0 Win, Second Place Stand place Cleveland Indian~ both o( Yogi IBerra and Marv with the experts. tory in their opener but lost lbe Wilhelm's 9-0 recor<1 ind nightcap to the 80flton Red Sox, astounding 0.99 earned run ave- 4-2 and thl! Yankees bounced back ra·Kt= apeak for themselvel!l 11nd from a 7-~ .setba• to beat the Along with Jim Robertson's five years ex- manager ·Paul Richards insists Indians, 4·3, before ft9,82:3 at Orlolea' second-place atandlna: Cleveland. The Detroit Tlaen perience we have added Bill Osborhe, for- the ou.g ht to do the same. made lt 23 out of 33 under .flmmy merly of Christy's, Chester, to our Staff in ''We can .110 all the way," Rich- Dyke!! with a 6-4 win over the ards has been preaching since the Washington Senators. order to give you the best service possible. start of the season. "We'll go as In the National League, lhe far as our pitching will Lake us." 'Mllwaukee Brave& Increased the.ir Well, Sunday Wilhelm's pitching first-place margin to two JQI.e& look the Orioles into 8flcond place by .beating the Los Ana:elea Dodlvia a 3-Q victory over tne Kmsas ers, 8-2. The Chicago Cub 1 beat Clty Athletle~~. The eritwhlle rtea-· the 1Pitt1burgh Pirates, 4--2 anc' 1-0 PHONE 9084 multlns of lhe league are only lhe st. Louis Cardinals downed E. MAIN STREET POMEROY, OHIO one gl_me .behind the first-place C hicag~ White Sox and are a the Philadelphia PhiUiea, 2.0, aftan J 1-{} defe.111t and the Clneln~~~-"'~-::'-"·-:-=-'=-""'""'--~""'""'""'""'..,...,...,...,..,,.,.,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_~h-air-game ahead of the third- er natt Red1 defeated the San Francisco' GJantl, 7·1, after a ~-3 Jet· back. Hackett's Sohio Service __ CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING .•• ELECTRICALLY ••• makes wonderful things happen to your home ....................... W• Hv. ,..r. kiiiHriM Jhtfv. • .A.,.:~;-~~:;~. of pep ••. Molller 1ndt htr , J der not n•rtr to tlrwd. Sultoblo lumbor ••lawa• - --~ 4:00 5 :30 0:00 rtSO · 8:48 6c lin•ft• PhoM m9 N. W. COMPTON, St. Loula zo 31 .m 11 ' Tile children play better... · The wllol1 family """ better. Tbun.) Fords the best seller..• soget the best ~des on the WOmD'S MOOI!' IIEA1lll1rllJrullY lPJR.OJP\Ol1!1l«:»NJEID> eMS ... durlng, NOW is the time to take this BIG STEP TO COMFORT ...., GMt home Improvement IHna are l'lldlly •nlllble at moat benka ••• or reur central air condltlonlna dHiar ctn arn111• _ , flnanclna. to •••--tltcl the 11111 lltll to a brl&ht new futul'lt In 11v1111. Central air 4111Mitltln ,_, home ••• EllctriCIIIIr. ~lfli1lfj~~""":::--::;:;:fj'JI!It clip the coupon and mail II to the Electric Company for your lru copy of "Milady'• Climate." Then you willleam ___..______________________ 'lrbat llealtb benollta electric alr-conditionlDJ liveo, how It cuta boulework, ..,.,. time, and .even inc:nuM the val1111 of ~- property. Ple,1.1e Hnd me the ..IIIII•• OCipJ' Of "MII..ADV'81 CLIMATa" Clnch\llntl It Chlcqo Mtlwoukoo at It, Lovit, nltiiit Chlcaao BaiUmore Cleveland Detrolt Kanua City New York W••htnaton Boaton I · .. Fa• . . 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N~ ·~.· ·and you·get an ·~ .built-In diVidends to,boot ••• "'•*•· LM ......." l'htiMiololllo, nllht s.., ..................... nl.... •. Stprybq~ - ~· :~.~'Ill · .. a· · "Aii" tlliloiUor•ou4 t:OO The Brighter Da1 TJ-.e Secret ~torm .._. ,_..,.._ ot Do- 8:0C) Doua: Martin · · 9:00 Room IOoOO ~lght ll oOO IUB ltePorter 4:15 .-60 1:00 1:30 BoDO 6:15 8:30 7:00 '7:30 8:00 .......,. 1'ht whal1 flmlly ""' haJipllr and lllllthler. 12:30 P1ntbmtme, Quia l:OO Music·IB4aJD. 1:~ San Frane~o Beat 2o00 llay In Court 2:30 Tbe Gale S~orm Shot¥' 3:00 Beat th~ Clock .3:SO Wh~- il)o You !'~It Channel 13-M!)nda) Phlladelphlt 4 It, LHII 3, Loa Anet ..• I Mllwt.... 2 Sen llrancltH 11 .CIMINRII I AltJMUte• are better ... r.,oN tllllt It 1111111 it h -.. , • American· BaDdstaRd. hlickey Mouse Club ,sherwood Foreat TriUr 1!81o cHannel 8 Callin&" Channel&-Tuesda) 21 26 .619 4~ ll'hlla. II St. Loul1 t, lit St. Lolita 2 o, W San Pren. 5 Chhwootl t ld Clnclnn•tl 7 S.n Prtn -1, 2ntl Chi- 4 Pl-rth 2. ht Chi- 1 Pl-rth 0, 2n<l Mtlw101lloo I Lot " - ' " ' 2 ~-··' Jacl( Paar Show Sign Off U :oO \"be News Tonijbt 11:05 ScaDJilng the Weather 11:10 Sportil R~port U :liS Late Sbow Chi•- I Pllh!Miroh 2 J I~:;;~.; ,, · of Weath~rcast . UO Top• Pro Golf " IOoSO C<>tle 3 Stturcle'(a Rnulh ~ Tho• an Goodyear Theater Arthur Murra;J Party Union Pacific News ·H eadlines News Beadlinea 9 :00 Parltomime Quiz 31 20 .M8 30 2:t .IMJS 1 21 25 .028 4 21 2e .009 I 26 Z8 .4'72 1 20 30 .400 10~ ., . 1·55 Weatherman 7;00 Bozo the Clown . 7>30 Shirley Temple . ·-· BoSO' 'eolj...f5 - · • · N. S.C. & Rutl'and M~letMrt W. L. l'ct. M I "' S Channel 8-Mondo' ·J:~ ~tt:~~,t~d , : Unlttcl Prwaa lm.rftltlotMI Natlonel LttiW Milwaukee San l''ranciaco ChlcaQo Loa Aneelcs .r ttttbura:h Clnc1nnati .Pbiltdclphi1 Bueto(ln 'Rootj<iQ. Gllll Tales of · Welll ;nrto Peter Gunn . WCHS.TV ~ha~·~~~ '""'•""'-........ u.ful:md lln•all.., IIIMI.,. Hlilr llwllt. 011 -- AI. Nl:ton· 01 renomination. I ~ llldre UM ollloam DIYideN OPTOIIETRIST COort Slreel, PomOl"O)' Offlee Houn: I to U, Z lc i. (CI- 11 N- '\lie m.....t dtPr!V. Vll'e' Proaldeat:IUclJMII $14.95 STANDINGS Dad ttlrtl off hit dar full ... s~ ,lecl ~· - tl~riapped . tbe · ·Stuoon dential , nomlnatlna and ljJf eour-.•. ••• a ·Pil"t1· to thie DriiiQlntioD- t...lda, &lid proetJ. Mts•clothltldlchenattltl.-, Wood cablnet1 as low n ___ _ 'jl~cow~·~---~~~~~~~~~~~~=§;; Gua Triandos hit a two-run homer and Bllly Klaus sln~~:led home Baltimore'• other run aa Wilhelm scored his thJrd shutout. R~teonl Trlite Crowd The largest crowd of the biB league 1eason saw Herb Score f.111n aeven and pitch 1 six-httter that ended lhc indiana' sevengame lo8Jng atreat. Homers by 8:00 SptnQ,t h PI.aybou,. ' 8o18 1'he llm ~ pow_ 6o2tl Wealbef9,ot • 6o30 •NeWII~ ' 1·43 ' ?JB(: ,IJe'ft I .- 9:30 10:00 10:·30 11 :00 10:30 11:10 11 :13 hiO s.. ...., .II ... IM ...lltchn . . . Throne- Jack Sanford pitched a six-hitter and Daryl Spencer drove in the two key runs for the Giants who reduced Brooks Lawrence's record to 3-6 In the opener. Orlando ·Pena's four-hitter and .Pete Whisenant's double and single led the ·Reda to their aecond·&ame .., ., W•JIIII..,•&Peely eould· lfy u • Ropobll!'u ·at tho Un1o ·I Pt. .7o30 SoOO 8:30 1:00 GOTEBORG, Sweden (UP!) ltaian-<~~Wned "lclre l\1" aoored e surprise v.i.Citory over Freoc'h wonder horse "J.min., Sunday to the· ~byJJ Stora Prtz, • Swedish trotti-ng roace. Jam.m Is ecbeduled to make an American debut M. New York's Roose¥ell Racewtar Aug. l. place, 3~ games behind the White So • . t :OO l'fulli. or Con&eque~ · ~ol!\) C.UIIIY, ~ · • SoOO SplniJc• 'l'li,h. . . , :oot Huckleberry ·Houn4 !CARl IV IIATS JAMIN Hoyt Wilhelm 11lready has made whom split their Sunday dOtJble- berry plus RyOe Duren'& 2 and % obclieven of American League hit- headerll. innln1a of shutout relief enabled lers !lnd now the Baltimore OriWhit. Sax Split the Yankees to g11in an even break. oles arc trying to do lhe .same _The White Sox scored a H vic Th.e aplit left the Yankees in sixth deleorum"··a:dd· even tri.ON wben Slaflen"a · f Uo S.ll:• JD•I . . • Tueaday for .their June 2D heaV)'wcight title :U1bt. WUi tt ~hJ• ID·e.ch ,_ lte,note Channei3-Mondoy York St.ate A.thlf'fde Oo.mmi8lion 000 000 o!o~· ~ er, Gallipolis; Bill Gibbs, Pomeroy; Frank Swingle, Jackson. 310 001 X--6 4 1 UTILITY OUTFIELDI!RS United Preu lnt•m.tlanal ATLAS TIRES IN 15 MINUFIS When they ll!ped 11leir Ol'lgm. al pr.lv.te cootr.dt; with promoter Barry Wright, Jackson; Ed Crooks, Middleport; Toady Bill RoleD!!OhD on Jen. 29, the site tor their 15-round bout bad not Thompson. Gallipolis; John Hendershott, Wellston; Bob Cod- been selected, K·a<~(t and Grueser. Bowles and I .349 .411 .300 .405 .348 Ern;c Kau!f pitched the Clrst Gary Lane, Gallipolis ...... .. ShortstoS game fliT Pomeroy and with more Frank Hill, Wellston . . .. ... . .. Outfiel arm-seasoning promises to give the Terry Stewart, Logan . . . . . . . . . Outfield Collins ' men a frontline pitcher. Stan VanFossen, Jackson ..... . Outfield Wibon looked like a strong No. UTILITY INFIELDERS 2 hurler. Middleport MUFFliR & TAIL PIPE SERVICE $200.00 Floyd, lngetnar To Ink Contract For Title Fight Pomero.v ' . Hocking Round First O.me lEST WIRICAnON IN THE BEND . 1'1--V'Ill' Sentlilei,' POmerdy-Middleport, o·., June 8, IOS9 c - ' . �• • ' I' ·.---------·,~Dilly knilnol, Pomeroy·Mldd~rl, O.,"June I," Ullll Moinly About The 'Mr. Weloll It lllo ftl. Guest At Pre-Bridal SJlower Gorden Club Zimmerman ture pa111:, Sl "-oil) l.!llllt* People Mrs. Albert Smith assisted by Mrs . Ronald Smith entertain-\ aL dd' Church In llow H•¥tn He will Meeting Held ed with a shower Thursday evening at her borne , Wetzgal St., :1111 IRQ bellD bls I>Utarol duUea . oa luae In Pomeroy The Nehac:Uma Garden Club met 21 . . honoring Miss April Shasteen , whose marriage to Thomas E. lr LUCILLI HAWKINS on Munday !¥eninll at tbe Alex· SJnith will be an event of JuDe 21. Arrangements of roses Vows Exchonaed 111mt Quilic'l Memorial BuUdiq with llr. and 'M.rl. Edwani s. Zimmer.6. ounee dautbter Dr. oand Mrs. E. A. Tracy of Co 1 0 pormd Mrs. D:-vid Fieldl, Jr., Mn. CLyde =.••d the home for the <><· oarla, Mn. Richard man, M.lllvale, iP&., JLnd, Mr. and .. ,__ ·'. · v11· ,~ .a... -.. Rice, and Mrs. CarroU Adam•, Jr. lumbus were recent eueeta of b18 Mra. Jack M. Welah, Clar.k&bUf'l, .wu ..... ~. o-. ..,...on..., •. "'~M 1 a1 E. J . Trocy. W. Va. qe annouocina: the mar· 'H oizu H01phal to Mr. an~ 1ln. Gamea were played during the Mrs. Roy Tracy Jr., Mn. Albert N h T B d d . •ervin~> as hoateSiel. The meet- pareo>l5, Mr. H~ sChut.- of 'Marion visiting w:~ s opened in regular form , '11ftllinc and pri•e• swarded to Mee• Mrs. Ray Glue, Mrt. Nor· UeSt jg t ,! ) e n e neS ria11e of Mlsa Marion Zimmerman M'nlon, OliU.,.:e~. 1'llla Ia. the 0 ... relatiYft lin Pomeroy over t.be Kn. H. C. Brick1es, Mrs. Harold bert Neutzling, Mrs. Ellen Couch, Plans are being completed by the officers· and th~ Host.eu with Mrs . Henry Buck, Jr., pre- ed to the Reverend Mr. Jaet TUmaa unrera th'" ,. ~d •nd flnt weekend. Welsh. Tile wedding wu an e¥ent' dau~~· Tbt lhaYs"Dal IP'andpuEbe~~cll, MrsR. No~"1b1 ert Neu'.zling Mrs. WiHard Ebersbach, iMrs. w. committee of tbe .& "'ateur Gardeners club for their annual &idiru: at the buaJnesa meeti:-.a. and ._ ... Guy · U&Se · ft. Shasteen, Mrl. Jacob &berlbacb guest ni~~"ht. ·~~ Th~ roll calL was aosw~red with Mr. and Mn. Fred Rosenbau-m of Saturday, June o. a.t St..John eotl .,.._Mr. a~ , ""- LewiJ PauThe m""eeUng Wl"ll be held this Wedr\esday, June lOth at "My F:.vorite Rose." Mrs. Carron apent .the weekend .tn S~lield l!:van~lical Lutheran Cburc.b in dree, Hen~~. &Dd PI~HDII After the honored guest opened Mn. Mary Kumelman, Mra. Homer a:rand~arentJ are Mr. and Mrs. Lesher many lovely gi!LII rt!lreah- >Srickles and Misa Anna Durst. Grate View, home of Gene Grat.c, Adam s, Jr. waa named chairman "Mih Mr. and Mra. Jac~ Roeen.- MUlvale. ter Oblln(er bl Havea. menta were served by the hos- Sending gifllll •hut unable to atFront Street at p. m. Eacb, of the Alex <Quillen Building ctJm baum and remHy. 011 8 teuet to Mrs. Denver Kappie, :li.rs. tend were Mrs. Emmett Blackburn d A d mem~r is aaked to ·bring a guest mitlec from the club. The fall Mr1111. MHh1.rd Woi.ldermutb reL. L. Roush . Mr5. C. J. Ebersbach, Mrs. Walter Hamm, Mra. Harry with her . flower ~how was discuued and it turned to her employment i.,t the Mrs. Dale Smilh. Mn Roger Cui· Watson , Mrs. 'Renier Menchini , Abo The program for the eveninc was announced that Lelah Jane Kroger Store todly, after a week's lums, Mrs. Floyd Williams, Mrs Mrs . Clem enti Menchini, Mrs. Mar· will be the showing of films by Powell, from the Nfw Have~ Gar- veoatton. While on ¥aelltion, abe L F. Schoenle b, ~1rs. Gladys,Jones vin Burt, Mrs. Joe Gloeekner, Mrs. Ml'ddleporf Bob Bycr on the Tulip Industry 'a den C!ub will serve as chairman, end Mr. Wildermuth and family Mrs. Dena Holland . The films were taken by with Mrs. Chester Weaver of the visited in W~J&hin.Cton, D. C. Mrs. Rubell , Mn. Gilbert Free· Albert Ebenbac:h, man and Sharon, Mu.. Harnld Eb-l Zwilling, Mrs. Earl Denny, Mrs. Byer while he was in service Nehac!ima Club serving as co. UTICA MOHAWK MULTI-COLORED Althur Kaspar and a:rand&Gn of Ellsworth Rowe and Mrs. Ben F~DOII ··HOUDASH•LT Hostesses for the evening a~ t:hairn;n. ' Mrs. Dul!k announced WesteniHe weroe the weekend NeuUling. Guel!ta witb MI-. end Mrs. Carl Mn. Paul Davis, Mn Guy Reyn- that the landscaping or the Mem· gue.U of hl11 brother Roy KGSpar. Mattox and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer olds, Mrs. Arthur S~iliilCr and Mrs. orial lluilding had been completMr. and Mrs. Tom Able1 1nd Bend Rotary Mattii'X yesterday were, Mr. and Robert Coats. ed, which the club was C!o-sponsor· daugobter, Carol;.yn, left Saturday Mn. Otmer Childers and Mr. and lng with the New Haven Club. niebt for Weetcm,. W. Va., for • Foml'ly Death M • H ld Mrs. Be" Chlldera "of Glasgow, Mrs. James Weber, of Middle· week's vtsJt ~ rel.trivu. eehng e w. Va ' Mrs. Jam.. R. Mattox h Mr. ;,nd Mrs. Garen SU:msbury d M of Ed WOrd F port, 11~ke to the group on the Henry Koro of Marion spent tNt were i:J. Beaver Sunday afternoon The Bend .Rotary Club met for Diamll'ld, W. Va., Mr .. an rs. I R" care and growing of rosts. She weekend with Mr. 4Nld Mr& ~eora:e with th eir daughter-in·J.aw, Mra their regular dinner meettn1 on Leon1rc' Mattox and children, Karshowe~ several beautifuL arrange Kom, -\nne St. William Stansbury at the home of Thursday evening. Trooper Swartl en , Mary Ann and Michael of H ld h ment.s featuring ro~e specimen's Mr. and MJ\9. ClUtord Bt.uer lod her if·uther. Mrs. C. C. Halter- of lhe West Vir1inia State .PGiice Nitro, W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. she had (rown . The club presented 100 of Cof.ur:abull ,..._ · weekend' man, ""ho died Saturday afternoon spoke to tbe II'OUP on Dew traffic Euatac~ ~Wilson and son Andy of Out-of town relatives and frle- her with. a lov~ly gi'L. guests of ·h:iiJ. pereDtt, Hr. lllid MrS: at Holrtr ·Hoapital. lawa. Point fl'JCaaan.t, W. va. nds who were here lor the ·funThe next meeting w1U be at Edward Bauet: ··· • Tb e .• unera I IGr Mrs. H l It erman Le9nardwith Taylor Coium· Those attendln'" were Carl'· .S'!!· buoMrs. Mr.ofand Mr&. eral of Edword T. (Budd•) ~ FtellC!b the ho-ne of Mrs. Ray Pickena, Jr. E. W. Harper returned (0 his 1·0 •·lslttn< '~II h ~ Tue&day a t "00 • ~'"de D....nck 1·n ., lidllleport, with Mrs. Titus giv- home, Madi~, .1ri4AY. after _.._ wL •· a t the livan, .Herman Layne, Donald F. Elmer Mattox !or a few weeks. ~·-. Mr""' .,._.v l'~~ '"" ,.._. •· F er I I! •nd M•s. Owen ~ncb of Jad:· ing the program on flower ar- vts~ with hit hi'othef Qbar Herporne. Roush, Lloyd .Ro!J.lih, Floyd Car· Dr. and Mrs. H. c . Horden of ~'"' :-::aver un a Othf'rs fre»n Mid,ileport who mack, Richard Ord, Or. John H. Columbus vi&ited recently with son Mr. and Mrs. ·Earl Fren.ch rangements. er and other re)aHVi!l. We- 1• Bea•·er" Sun·'ay woro Mrs ••d' Mr•. Jack Cow1"e of Colum· · Tho .e attending were Mrs. Phil'"' ·· • · "' Ridgway, J L. Stewart, Jac k fo'1es h· Mr. and Mrs. Garen Stansbury. ·M.rt. Della Hoover of PalnB&ViUe Rodne.. Downing , Mrs. Crary er, James Hampton, Rome WilMr ........ .. Mrs. Ernest Hughes bus, !>lr. and Mrs. Harry' Bell, ip Batey, Mrs. Henry Buck, Jr., ia tOO guest or her BiBter, Mul. 'I1Jo.. fi · IUaVIs, ·Mrs. J atmes T"t l us 11.n d Mrs Hamson, Rusaell Capehart. Harry were in ~ Dunbar, w. Va. Sunday to Mr. H. H. Town .. - nd. Mrs. E. L. Mrs. Donald BumgArdner, Mrs. mas Goeglein and 'Etban Harper. M• D• J·1ar tl.nger 0 f PomeroY· Poston , Mro. Graco Poston and Jsn1es Gilbert, Mra. Thomas Hoff· i\'liller, Altun Bonney , 0 . J . Bostic, visit w!th Mr. and Mrs . Henry : Mr. and MrFI Wllliam Stan~ ·Philip Wolpert, Frank Tiwmpsun H··bbs. Mr. Hobbs is serioualv ill. Mr. :1.1d Mrs. Bruce Bingham of man, !drs. Lloyd Hoffman, MrJ. b ur •J pi an to re t urn to the•·r home and Trooper Swartz. " J'u<hes and Mrs. Hobbs' are Alhe.,, Mr. snd Mrs. Mllton Smart Robert Johnston, Mra.. Robert Mrs. in Clearwater, Florida aflcr the sisters of Tolt:!do, Mr. and Mrs. .ltmea Lay:ne. Mrs,. Lawrence Lleving, Y eoger Family iurleral. Betz pf GalliJ;JoHs. Mrs. Geore:e Mackni.ght, Mra. Happy Mr. 11nd Mrs. William Ault and Richard Pfiffner, Mn . .Ray Plc· Reuni,on Held family and David Dodson were Mr. <~nd Mrs. Rich:1rd Blahop and kens, Jr., Mrs .. James Roush, Mra. vi~iUn~ with her parents, Mr. and dauihter of Bucyrus, Rev and Jolin WoJ.fe, Mra. Weber and the At Diehl Home Plon.ning Church A reunion of the members of ' Mrs. Charles Slndle in Sprlne- Mrs. E. L. Miller and Mr. Mel· · hoste 11ies, Ml's. Field&, Mn. Rice, • ' '"'! • I~ the family Gf the late Cllarles and field . dridge MHler of the Plaina, Mrs. and Mu. Adams. ' ' ... Mr. and Mrs. Mont West of Aldean Miller and Mrs. VerHa OrliJ.a Yeager Wolf held em Sun'7zx108 .INCHES . • at the home ' of Mr. and Mrs. day visited over the weekend Swain G! Crown City and Ml'J, M • Roseville 1 lhe soda! room of th& · church, James Liebl in Pomeroy. yhen the Happy Harvesteh Clau with Mrs. Henry Jienneay and Mr. Harold Clark of Dayton. Attending were · Mr. and Mrs. and M .. s. R. T. West of Pomeroy. The runeral for Mr. French who A of the Federated Church met Frl· .• '; Dallas Yeager, Mr. and Mn. Char· Mrs. Jeal)ne Asbury and daudied at" hla home Tuesday evenlnl day evt>mng, !It the church. Jes Yo!l!gcr .and children, Marty ghters, Mra. croekett Perry, <Ern· wu h~kl Friday, June ~that the Mason EUB :~ $2.~6 Mrs. Henry Reibel prc1ided at estine) and Janice visited over !Rawlin&lfCoats Funeral jHome and Sa lilY, aU of . Maaun; Mrs~ the m ~.!Jting and It was voted to the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. with the Rev. Haymon Konkriiht ' Rev. George R. Crow, a mission· Blan~he \'eaJer, Mlr. and Mrs. purch:•se two new lamp shades for Hornor Jonc1, of south Third Ave· oUlciatlng. He was burled In the ary on vacation from India, spoke Clarenr{' l Yeager and children, . 81xi08 INCHES. the la'IJPS in the ttoclal room. It nue, .and other friends. RivervJew Cemetery, Middleport. on J:afll Monday night at the Ma.s- Sharon and Bever':v., Mr. and Mrs. c . E. FrY, ali of Letart, W. Va.: was ol ~n voted to purchase c:ookMr. and Mrs. Bruce Hingham on ElJB cnurch . S~tE . . . ' •. ' ' . . . . ' Mrs. J~1hn Fry and daugttter, Judy, ing utensils for the oehui'Ch klt· and d1ughter wiJt be movina to Col"ted slide~ were shown of chen. ,_ · ( · l Midd 1t:port next week. They plan the ar~'a in which he had served. of New Haven. DOUBLE BED SIZE , Mr. and lin, Andr.e•;( Cfosa....and to live with hta mother, Mrs. A. lllust: alions or some of the habits, Games were 'JIIayed and prizes childr• m, Paul and Eddie, Jo custorrs, and religious actlvltlea B. Bingham on R11ssell Street. Mr. awardr-d to Mrs. Addie G.ueser, Cro11s .111 ol Letat.r t, Ohio] and Mr. em_pkl. v ed with the College of the natives were illustrated. Bingham ia .............,7 Be CIJIDt Mills Th~lma Grueser, Mn. Hentz Econorny Savings and Loan Co. in and .'•frs. Diehl and ., children, Arte: the talk, a question and I z "" qt. cia)' .ad n1abt. ill ..., Mia& Sandra -Roush has •been Charle'le and Jo ·Ellen. -o/JOUI--.·AD J110 need 61 a Wolfe and Mrs. <..:le~tnd Helne1. Pomeroy. answe~ period wa11 ht!ld. Rev. 42x36 INCH Refruhm enh were Rerved durMrs. A. C. Cu II urn an d son Larry elected to membership in Fagua, a Crow will return to India for an· A rGt luck picnic dinner was ing thr sotlal hour by Mrs. Hlirry · · Flor ld a and Mrs. RJC hard women's honorary society at Mar· ...... dl¥!n!M!!Md 10 ,.,.. ,... ~-.. other live year period this fall. servert. of Avteo. Canterbury, Mn. Gladys Cuckler Grose of Amstead, w. va ., spent shaH College. Women arc elee~ ' and M,·s. Clyde Millhone. the wPekend with Mr. and Mrs. during the second semester of the Episcopal Church in Huntington. Coall ••• -... ••• ad drollac• POSTPONE MEETING Guy Reynolds and left Sunday to the Junior year on basis of leader· This carries with it a acholarahip . . Jlt. o oiNIIDO¥etl . . . . . . . The Amerlean Legton Auxiliar;y, .. ...,, BaaiiJ, QUktb' lafttW visit with relatives in Plttsbura;h, ship, character and Intelligence. , >tyhich pays her tuiUon at Mar· Lewis Manley Poll, No. 163 he.s Penn.11vlvanla. M'laa Ruth Sayre has been alkctd ahali College. The lnetntct&r in bet:n poetponed from .UWs Tuesday Pom~rDy Bend ._. OIW'OIT aacl dependable ' . ' ... Mls:. Mary Patterson and Delto sing in the choir of the _Trinity voice at the .::o11e1e direc~s thlB until June 16. They will meet et ......._ •••lneend 11r llmoTHEATRES mar M~•sten were united in mar· choir. the Ml Moriah &aplist Chureh. MEIGS - Pomoro1 riage ~aturday afternoon by Rev. New Hoven PTA · M¥1 oa ad doc:eor Robert Palmer, pastor of the MidTONIGHT •nd TUESDAY . . - .... '-lJJI{IJ ~ dleport Church of t!ul NQzarene. Committees For '"THE HANGING TREE" ....... Air OwiMAoo+r!.l HillGary Cooper - Marla Schell The <:"cremony w.as preformed at t.;h• :b"erAr&onaa:e with the b~ide'a The Year Named 01 Not O!Nn W•dnHd•y , MrC. Bernice Patterson The .Exeeutlve iBoard of the New .kitnola I 11nd Virgil Justice attending. ' IJaven PTA met recently at the Rev. Robert Palmer, pastor ot home of Mrs Paul !Powell for the 'I'I!MPLE-Middleport the Middleport Nazarene will be purpO&e of appointlni commitlecs TONIGHT end TUISDA '( in Nelsonville at the Church of for the coming year. the Nnzarcne of that dty to con"SJIAGGY DOG" BUdiet and Finance: Mn. Law a revival service from the renee Lievl.nt. Mrs. l.ewla CIP<'· duct Fred M.acMurr;~y, Joan H9iM BRADBURY ROAD 17th ttr June through the 21st. hart, Mrs. BurlQn McCarthy. Mr11. Adm4Nion 75c and 50c The Rev, J . S. llnnnon of Point Samuel Ha1stead, Mrs. Albtrt PHONE 8398 lout. 1 MlildltpOrt, 0. Not Open W.dt. and Thurs. Pleasant will fill Rev. Palmer's Roush, Mr. Jaek Needs and Mr. ,. ,'I' ·· ' pulpit on Sunday while he Is 10ne. Raymond Si1k. ' Mr. t~nd Mrs. Joe Tribble ind Tlephone: Mrs. Clar.nce Ten· dauihter Kim, of Charleston, W . nanl, Mr1. Robert Beech. Va. w ~re weekend (Jueatr with her National PTA Maga&l~JC: Mrs. mother, Mr . and Mrs. Georce Hat· Clyde Foley. kett, r! S. Second Avenue. County Council Representatives: Mr. and Mrs. Marvin LtveJIY Mrs. o. J. Boatk and J. K. Flesher. and d1ughters Lisa and Lynn were tPubHeity: Mrs. Everett Roush . In Blacksburi, Virllir.ia over the 'Mrs. ':Bethel Vance. weekend where Mr. LJVeaay receiHoapttality: •Mn. Robert Mcved his decree In EngJneeriq Glothlin, Mrs. Edwin Stein, Mrs. rrom the Vlra:lnln Polytechnic Howard Joe .Burf"la, Mn. G~Grge ScJwoJ. Frlday'a Sentinel Jtated MacKnieht. thut they· were in Clarklbura, W. Membership: Mrt. Robert S.yre, Va . w~ore It should have read Mrs. Robert Hayes, Mra. James Biackllburc. The Llvesaya Uve in Uanerty, Mrs. Gene Athey, Mn. the Mary Hel<1n Davia property, Harry Staats, Mrs. Robert Hollman S. 4th Strool. Mrs. Herbert Sayre, Mrs. Harold Sundty iUe1ts of Mr. 11nd Mre. Bumearner, Mn. John Bnbham, Kenneth E. Myer and .son Bob MrL Euacne Weaver. Mrs. RILY· •nd Mr. 11nd :Mrs. CharJea K. Byer mond Silk, Mrs. Grant Rouah, Mri. ud aon Kenny Lee were Mr. and John Fersuson, Mn. John Wolf~. ' · Mre. Jamea Chapman .nc1 eon Mra. Qarlea Weaver, M.ra. ·Willliltn Brice, Apple Grove, W. Va., and Shinn, Mrs. Tommy . Weaver, Kn. ' Mra. Cloyd BlrnetJt: ttnd dauehter James Bait· and Mra. Robert t.ynC. Vonda Lee, Leon, Weat Vll'tlkl~. Miss April Shasteen Honored SOCIETY· ~::':~~:••d OIUCIW FOR TODAY Nehoclimo 1 NEWS OF THE AREA oRe•. we Wel MIM'ttll, T_,_ U~I-A flu· .._ C....-nY all-cl .., a cenl<[otte_.lho - o f ...,..._, In a horn ., plenty dl• , . , ........ • thl•' wtlktd . , Witt. the w1Mow4n,llayM cel•t. TM rhiht the th. ccm,.ny 11ld, w.a IMut ii~tNQUJfc•D A,.,...m_o_t_e_u-r"""'G"""a-r""d'"e_n_e_r_s""C=I-u':'b-A~n-n_u_o-:I~--G Q W ... OJ ArOUn n ' .- . \ Mt...,, e ·- Oltir. .,..,.,., "" . . . . . . . I'• .......... ,................... ... nltht .,... ...,. .............. .... t·•• lllte=!Jl~ r ... ••.....,.•••• ...,._ ,.....,. Lecally \ day, Juno 9, 1959 •· Plant New Unit elton ' Huge Electrical Installation · To Be Completed Next Summer Beaver Sunday I rene funera 1tes J 5 e Une t y w I I R~~~~.~!~!J~~~~edecorole ! iSSIOnary S k Is pea er t I' ·B•EAT the HEATi • ~~~.~ .... 1111\ , ~·~:a-Staac~~N :. • DOUBLE BED Is Accorded . .. . . . $2.66 FITTED BOTTOM SHEETS · · · · · · · · · · · · $2.66 HonOrS ... ! ·PILLOW CASES TO MATCH Elberfel~s '*" $1.36 pair June Sole, blcMa.........,. ---- l NEW INTERNATIONAL KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. ~TRUCKS , 11/AT: -lEAL/lEW .. ' w '· • • ...,.. ' loot_tbcil """' agaiD •• , ""cl- JIUIItl . . . Clllld .,OU'U _, Senate BUI 419, n's loose $200,000 of Melg$, County vanced another step toward Governor Mlch~el DISalle's desk. senator James Porter, Gallipolis, satd hiS Senate bill was approved unanimously Monday nisht by the committee head· ed by Sen. Frank R. PokornY, Cleveland. 1\ now goes to the 1,10\lat ,JJ,ulea Commlt.tee fur a cal· ·r . • ···~:""Iiep: ·· ~r~. Mel~,w.; ·Wilbur .I F. 'F' . . M .-----·----------. c ;~~ l':·~~~~:.\'f~o~~~e i:':!~ IVe · rQm etg · s o~ Gr·aduate 1\t" Ohi·o· . u ~· =~ h~=~~::. - o. 0 blliJ. But the- praet.ice is common Fellowship Of the Meigs County .. • •aleguard or the Churches o! Chrlot.bY other Wanchel!l oplnol of the one legtalature objeetlng. \IA;IIhi:va, S. oB. 419 will ~ace approxlmate,)J $200,000 in a "COlJDt)' Hoapi~l" llJnd which may be uaed to bwld • Rew Meia;J County' HotP.lt•L Voterl ift 1948 approved a l·mlll levy for_ 10 yean fcn: ~ veterana memQtill which, .. oft·thKeeord,, would be a hoapltil. But leill ill· terpnlatioos of tbe code have ,I}Te"Vented use of t~ money for a bospltil which alao would be a veterana' memorl•l. · New Haven Fire. ~pt; To See~.. . Funds For TruckThe -New n, Haven Volunteer from , dOor to -dOor ·1f homei In tbe arfa •nd in New I:~~ Ham.~--.,--:!:- JLirrison\'ille · ,Man Is Killed".-· •• * -.ka :;Jan to 10 I ·· Cla:...00 By·.Death Monday Morlnng • aru. ·'. ! (MidaJeport) and I feeJ Rltles wUI · Ji¥e n •n early piaoe on the r:aleo· dar,." ~id the senator. , WI '7here aeema uttle doubt aft)'· wbenl that il ,wtll .. approved overwbelmi.nllY:" . S. tB. 418 was- paued ~ Of! tbe Wllblir Pierce, Bradbury1_died Senate floor three !liO. Both MOnday mor!UnJ: at Holzer .HoapiPorter and MeiRharl •poke for tiL , the bill before the Ort~hations Mr. Pi~rce, who yas 81 f.~ll'l Of cOmmittee MOnday night. age waa jborn May 27,_ 1618, the son of Edward •nd Mary .Ann Ausea_. Porter explained that Mein· therson PierCe, Jttildbqry, H~: h11 bart's H. B. 880 WILl "b:v-pamd" apent ·hta ·tntire liCe il'i B'fadburt In ' favOr of S. B. 4,18 ;l)etau.e 419 and haa befln a· CoDti-aetOr and bad .rece.ived senate sppi'oval first. carpenter, He Waa a member of Fall on, Connie Harbour, lllna Hall, "'!uzle Surract, Oarr Harrl11, Jimmy BalJ.. Betty Wolle, VJakle Phyllis and Darlene Sendlna: Ji(ta but not attendlnj were Judy JltAbtt aDd Robert Hucart. pryiri~ taxpayers' money from legal entanglements, today had ad- to Letort dt!flnf the weet of Juae- JD, Doaatioru er' soUCbt. to flelp ~ for a tant: trucll: recer;ttiY tnWcb•aed by the tieputment · to order to Mnlce with no fm· taedhlte water aupplJ. . ., · men of tb:t! , dePartment .p.,. .I c lrilm llirtlord T· I Hospital Bill Wins Approl;al From House Committee Today tba~ aolleit•tkm for donation• will be made throuibout t.be .aru I whtn uw? .i Pin· Department hal anlio'\J'lC<Id }lrlllrn• . . ...... ...., ,.... tmd ......_ ' · thor - WSCS Meeting Is lield The WSWS of tlte New Haven '. •c 12th Birthday NID()• Ttlorne, dauthter Ol Mt. EUB chureb met ori Monday .even· 'lnd Mra. C. W. ThGrne ol Maaon, •t the home of Mn. Clayton recently CfiJebrated her 12th bualneu meetlhll waa birthd:tY with a party at her home. 11r~ 8en Tht table waa decorated aPlite bUll..,. propriately and wu centered with with ' btrt.,daf cake ea~eribed wlth "llop~y Blrthdll\ Non<jy.'" The eveninp WII apent danclnl and ~::1~;r~ p;.(~,;,;: i!'!d;i'.J;>!_J~el playing retorda. · 14 Ice crnm, cake, pop. and potato · chips aerved to the follOW· ••• JOUf cloiiMe looliocl ~UB Chui'c:h Celebrotes Her ' '• New Hoven Nancy Thome , . TWIN Fitted- BoHom SHEETS · · · · · · : ·.' _ _ air""""" I .....,..... ....... .....,._ ___,d. .. TWIN BED SIZE · · ·· · · · · · · · · ·.·' · $2.36 Sandra Roush Ul COIIDITIOIIIIIII f She~~' I i 4 .. Striped . Bed Acres of steel, thousands of pieces or pipe and tubing, miles of cable and wiring lie about the site of the Philip Sporn Plant at Graham Slat!Dn these days, and to the layman present a picture of utter confusion that aeemingly bears no reo ..mblanco to a power plant , But to R. H. Lawson, chief of construction at the 1ite everythinl preHOtJ a plcture Of orderlinea. He knows, and we found out. that lrom tills seam· in,cly morau of eoofw:lon is gaduaJly rilinc with the Ohio Valley one of t.lte most powerful power oprodu.einJ plants in lJie world today. On a recent vj&it io the constrwct'~n 1itr of this nfwest powEledJoa 0( ae¥en new directors er facility, Lawson esplaiaed durlnc a tour through the eon· for two year tenna beginniog structicm area, that each piece of July 1. 196&, hlghlilbted tbe meet the bu;:e Nruetur, ill now oa the i.n& Tuelday Plllht of the Pomeroy aite, numbered and noted In blue Cllam~ of Comrneree in the of prinll ~• to ill euct pos,itJon ficea of tbe Oblo Power Co. in the fi11labed 1tructure. Elected were ll. L Springer, He pointed out that each piece Fred w. Crow, Wayne Swisher, in tbe hua:e &tructure ba1 been W. 0 . Atldns, WiUlam Grueser, prefabricated accordJna: to rieid Irving Karr and Robert" Coate&. apeclflcatlons, numbered and made ready for shipment to the Six holdover dtrertors with conatntetion site without ever wbom lhe new· directors will lene having been adjoined te U• adja- are Paul Cud, T. A . DoWnie, ll. ' ' eent members. L. Jacoba, Theodore Reed ir.. When the conatruetion engl- Fraa:klin Rizer and E. F Robin'· neers. on the 1ite reach t.be 1 pot eon. Tl'le holdovn dlreetofa will where any pfttieular piece of aerve untO their term8 expire 1teel. tubin1 or framework 11 de· Deit rear. aired :J check Of the bup atoek iD other bu.ILne• befou the pile produeea the riebt teetion Cbaindfr Of Commerce the ment-or piece 1nd It iJ lilted in~ ben were told that effort& to • place t:y JIIDt ermt:a ~ fitted ,- cu.re another .industry to replaN band to ita canneetlng ·member. tbe Ollf! lost by elolina: of the Amadncly eaougb, altlaouclt DOt Pomeroy Foundry o1 the hrketJ prefltt.Pd, eac:h plec!e fita into burg Bll md Reel at tbiJ lime place eudly as tbou1b it had appear to be very dim.. I been ao f1Ued ooee before and l dl&mantled. It wu pointed out that lbe time It wu then, that on this day, hu DOW m:pired for tbe Chamber we aaw 1 prime eumple of ''Or· to le'!UR another induatr)' but derlinea" rililll out of what to lbat Kissell Co., an invest. Ul seemed con.tuslon. Jiauive in Columbut had re~~-b ...., ..Rig aDd Rftl to with I I ~u~ RdAJWUU . . ,.. . .Jor dilmanUina: oi tbe ·- 1 .......t of tl!f"PPiillJ· _.,. . ........ "tilom·tudil. ~- 'lmlirot- '"""~"''· pbota. . _ . . , ~· CD . 1111 that they haw a proapect 11t Uy forward in eonatrudion, habd: Minor dismantling opera. that day ill tile JUmoler ef 1980. Jloundlc,ha.ve -already beJun at lhe On that day, ift the JIDt too !I dlltant future, an eq..,eet in Bon Sprin1er alae announced tile eond'ol room (whieb repre. the City Deli.gn survey to be senli •be beart) of tbtJ IDID'tmotb eolld••-"" by Miami Univenity atructure of eonerete and ateel ·, will beeln in Pomeroy ' · atudents will p~ a buttoo, the Jiant ln October and be eompleled Ia I turbines will &tart, the buce boilen go 1nto aeUoa and the mirade llle Spring o! 1160. Sbow:ng of three muviu eomtbat Ia electriclly will aurge inJO pleled lbo buolneu JeJIIoo or !be the m)Tia.d or power llnea that Chom1J,or. serve i'ldustry aftd bome alite in tbla, and other area Before that ttay ·urtves bowever there Ja ltill much wort to ' Looking down Into lbe basement of the new generating be done, for ia the time ICbeclllle tbe e4Jrutruetion tJ now·two tbirdl PV unit at the Philip Sporn Plant, one sees three maSSlve clrcu· complute but in the manboar :lob u.a ~] lating water ptimps which will be used to supply cooling wa· ODly one third complete. ter for the conclensl!rs. Pomeroy Chamber Elerts Seven New Dirertors .......... .. Harvesters IINGLI COPl1-llc Rapidly Stansbury's In On • nttt. .....,. ~Mnu..,. SPECIAL FOR ELBERFELD$ JUNE SALES Ut .., nltht .., . . . . . ., ..... ..,. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Giant ........................... - ,-. ·--· du~n•• ,...,. lnc,..aini De11ota1 VOL XI NO. 411 •. Weather Juvenile Book.ed Bir-I .. Of Mi ell S ~\.!': ~U.:: J!~~ 'd eport tore T G R rts Sporn bul wjlll ap A 15-,...,.-old Nell'O lloY who Moves o et epo 1:'/:..f.:.~. ~f"'m:::::. ':i ::~!~w~':'.:.~~":;'~:= ' urer :~·:~ -:;:~ ::._u:: :.:;:..~ :::..~~: :.~~::.w~~.ll: Trustees' Town T.reas Tile Ph1Up Sporn pl•nt. one of novelty · There were five from Meigs County gradu•ted in the cllltl silo, llle step Sunday at the June Commencement ezerchles of Ohio University of Athelltl. \ · · ' They were: CharII!~ Preston Hasklns of ll!iddll!poit with ·an AB degree; Joaeph M. Rodgers of Middleport with a BSE& port at,ore. ~egree; Larry W. Hamm. or Pomeroy with a Bsed dearee; Middleport councilmen voted unanimously Monday night ~ P~.!:r~~:":;!: of Polite Her· 11nice LuciU~ Story of Pomerl)y · · Wltb dPIJ'ee of BSHI!:c ;and lames • to ask cemetery trustees and village treasurer for !em, 11 jolnUy owned by - · blm " Rotholr quarterly reports before lbe next meeting, and now (CanM...,. Ott TWol o! lnstitute. W. VL . A. Folrelotb of Racine wllb a de· tree of BSC. past due over three monUts. He wu detected at 10:40 p. m. in The reports, In essence tlrumclal statements of receil\:ts back room of tbe rue No,.Jty of the ~mmen••· ( · South ..v by aM(bl wu the awardiQI of the · and expenditures, are requ ired by law eaoe h three mon s. • • Ike ·NThird e•l durinc rou-e,rncd Pb. ·D ·deJree. Joteph - "' -::.:.::...:::.:!:.=:.::...:.::...:.::.:....::..;:._:.- According ll) Clerk Gene Grate, of doon. • ..~.~~., prof'"" ., neithertreasurer, the """'"' \\fils at ·Hlnm College, re. ~ . Lama, baa ., made any re1 to ........." tol&a, •·• porta aince Jah. 1 of tbla _..... by iP•tro man Neal, Sawyer doctorate degree in Georee R. Si.non, 21, of 200 . ,._ · to Middleport fram Point t J' Mulberry Ave./ is alated lor n.. ....... mo" '"" .,, .. ,,. •· ~~~~i~~,,~,.~ber~ he'd ,been 'rilllillcl tr ;· K. :()avid, vtee chair- appe11nnce. be ore ' Mayor "citar~il tlof\ of Grm who ncalld thM ~ · :youth.. Tbe ,.a had ' bOud · of the Ford LeJ:ar to11lght at· a p. m. an• c•\MCII, at Ita May ~nt Met Mn. L. . C. karr rfteind word looted at mercbandiae earlier fa . r t ~.) delivered the com- wer to el'larges of reeklea · owamov.cF to IMk soluHon of • rnl .. 1Monday ' of tbe deJ\h ol her unc:le lbe day at the store. ~r, · t "2 the morn· tion ot a motor -veblde preferftd undLtrstandlng •tth. tt.. atNo E. G. Kautz, a, of ZM Melville SaW)'el"a_ friend had gone home ~ a,ervlcea the Against him ·after an ayto aoei&nd Sawyer returned to tile lton, W. Va. UPJ-An ex· My tnnten elpout who·Mel fn. Lane, Sewickley, Pa. OConnor, pre- denl early Tuesday mornlnt: on · off a fire which des- al alltherlty •wr tunclt coll.a.. 'Vr. Kautz, a former· Pomeror about 1G: l~. He uid be foUDd . · a ~ UniveraUy, gave . Nye Avenue oppoaite the Beacon one-thl.rd of ·the main pro- . M and lly tM trur......_ resident, died Sundt)' at bla •Ide ·door "craelr:ed" aDd eQtert4., j, Service Station. · No such concord had been reat:h· home. hopiq to find 10me money, '·· building at the Ohio-Apex Included 7t'1 Survivon include hla wife, Neal, when be came for tita J. Macllinery ed, Councilmen and Mayor C. 0. of Food degRea, W With AC!tordinl ·to police nporl!i of Corp., today. "fuher ~eed. TrUstees are Henry Alina, a Nn, Glen, two &rand- lled: th h n n JUf and 28 wit~ two th~ sc~ident . Sisson drove• his ctr Swif1, C. M. HennesS)' and H. M. children., all of Sewietley and 1 d:,.cQ tiDe nrta. diplomas. from Route 7 onto Nye Avenue Two men were jlljured, one r8- Cross. liateJ', Mrs. Margaret Dum of vesUgatlng, he found ~ ~ the' women 1)14 at a hillb raje of, apeed imd fail· quirinc hospital attenUoh. Eleven PomeroJ. Jtorfl'a cub register. ~· hl4 ' ' ed to · nea:otllte the curve hlt.Un1 other men in the aeeUon at the Funeral servkea will be ·held hil haoda and wu.'WOf'kii' totall .by ,.:01'· a telephp~e ,.POle, cllppJng U off time e~rcaped IDjury. Twenty-two 11!. Sewickley Wednesdq at 2 p, two tcreWdrf.VetJ cia ~ tile ·, · •, 'AriJ p1; Ap. four -teet ·Above ·croliiid lnd tben other employe~ in the ttla.n t wl1en tn. 132;-COtrnnel'Ce 200 slaml)llnl"''nto · a· rtOne Wau• . L m. the ·b lalt oceu'rred at 208 and Ana and Dllmage to the 19M Pontiac e. a. l also Were unhurt. 1B6. driven by Sluon wu e~tlo11ttd at Mearlln Sima, plant mal'taiet, $200 and ·$(10 damage. , to .the sold !he hritlol 'blast OC!Curred In t~Jep~one· pol,, Polleo:..;,;u,;;ld0. ~if; 1 ,b:.foot high pre~~aurlzed still that the ICelclent was Tl containing 11,000 pounds of plaafor bJ.hldnc a power ticil:c.•n Cause or the uploaion. new trafffc 'lllbt ~";;.;driji""ll wa1 ·nol lmmediatet:y determined. N!•e Avenue 1; lnoper~Uve . bf 879 students Pomeroy Driver S ' Cited Mter Acc•"dent Tu-'-..ay . k:. the E G Kautz, 89 ~... Are Injured Explosion At W.Va. Fonner Res•'dent o· omeroy ICS Of p Ac<o-· I "*'' :C.rett :•:.:k ::...J!. •=:aa ~~~-~se To _fc;te, On Bill Lowering Ohio Voting Age COLUBUS UPJ-'I'he ltouse was todsy to vo~ Gn. ehoppina: ;_h e . ohio ••lin• ~ !fort> 1 Explorer Post Makes Plans For s~!~f!myExplorer ~~~~;~;f,:J$ Poit 238 was beld Monday evental in the Pomeroy Lutheran Church 1nd mrted plans for • camping upeditktn in tbe near fUture. · Chuck Downie, preaident, preJided. A IUI.p drive was set up fM \Vedne1dl)', Jane 17. Anrone dealrtn: to tontr:lbute iJ urged to e.D. Ml or • · Three new memben Dol' Coatea. a., Pounn and Alan Downie were aoeep\ied in a Poet eeremODJ eonducl.ed bJ V"IC8 President BUl Youna:. · I Atlvla9n Cborlos l.Jtle and Or- ;;,]~i,·i~~ .w. Wikll iloil - -· � 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 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 8, 1959 lawson thomas warner