http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/6f29ecf916804517c6c9f2123461b4f0.pdf 18c473c36abb3318cc267ec680efd98d PDF Text Text - I .' • • • ·I Dally Se.otlne~ Pomeroy·llliddleport, 0, June 9, 19G9 Rio Grande Commencement Exercise Held Sunday attremoon llr and Mrs James Arnold 1ttended the com· mencement exer~tses held at tbe lbo Gnnde College at Rio Grande, Ohao. First Baptist Priscilla Circle Meeting Is Held ' Mrs Warren Hulburt was bos tess f()r the Prl:!!Jctlla Circle (If the Y1ddleport Ftrst Baptist ChuN'h at her borne Monday eve· nmg ~Berry of Dayton de· clUJ~ 1ddreu Has sub- Mr Loren M1ss .f l'eddte Houdasheh, ehsar hvered Ute man o' the CU'cle preSided over Ject was "How Fortunate You Are the mrPtlng and tbe aroup decld· t.o Graduate From A Small Col- ed to remember the ahut·ln as lese.'' theu P"OJect for the year. ' ,I The Arnolds' daughter, .IU.d), a fre&hman 1t Rio Grande, was an u.Jler !or the exerciseS and Vera Covert. daughter of Mr Erneat Co vet, also a freshman, sang an the college chou and Mr Leonard GWJudowsky was also a member of the chou. Mr Gwuzdowaky is m1rned to the former Rea Ann M1lls of Middleport Mrs Coleman, vice chaarman presented the pro&ram for the evenm~ Neutzling Rites Held On Saturday MEIGS - PomoroJ TONIGHT "THE HANGING TREE" Gary Cooper Marla Sehell Not Open WHnetd•r 'J'EMPL&-Middloport TONIGHT "SHAGGY DOG" f'red MacMurray, Jea.n H'llfltlll' Admi1alon 75c and SOc Not Open W.ds. •nd Thura. Mr and Mrs Ben Neut21tng re turnerl home Satflrday mght from Columbus where they attended the fun eral of hts brother, Joseph Neuttlmg held at the I.each Fun era! Home on Saturd•y mornln& Burial was In the Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens on F'lst Broad St un Frtday evening, the Colum bua Chapter of th,. Mute Society conducted servtce~:~ Mn Gertrude NeutzJihg' and !On, Scott, and Mr and Mrs Walter Hale and 110n, Bobby, of Athens , abo attended the services. Be Sure To Got A Tan And Not A Burn With BRONZTAN LOTION or CREAM .. to CREAM 85e LOTION 75e to U.25 fl.OO FREE QET A PERFE(.'T TAN TillS SUMMER GET A FREE SUN TAN GUIDE Stark's Drug Store POMEROY, 01110 MAIN STilEET Robert Byer was guest speaker when the Heath MethodiSt Church of Middleporl met Monday for their Mainly About People In Pomeroy lr LUCILLI HAWk.iNS Mr. and !.Irs Vugil Ron of Ak· ron were week end guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Eske'A and Mrs Ftorenec .Burnside Mr and Mn Clyde Headley and Mrs Clarence Barnhill and daught er, Ruih Ann, of Tuppers Pla.ms were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Homer Holter Mrs Emma Lewis and son, Leo, of c()lumbus, were week end gue~~ts of 'Mr and Mrs. Chltries B ck They also Y!Stled Mr and Mu Fr k B ct 118 ra u · Mr and Mrs Floyd Rumflch.. of Rutland vtsated Sunday w1th .Mr and Mrs Charles Buck Mrs Eldon Kraeutcr and d&Uiilh ten, Lcda Mae, Dolores and Ro berta, were busmen vuutora In Parkersburg, .~onday Mr and Mrs Jaek Kennedy re turned home Sunday evenmg after a week end YISit m Columbus w1th her s1ster and brother m law, Mr and Mrs French Hundley and ' Mr and Mrs Wilham C Jakes and daugbter. Allison Le1gh, of Colony , N Y, were week end guests of Mr and Mrs John W1l Ham Blaettnar i\1r .Take~ and Mr Biaettnar were fraternity •b rothen In college Mrs Helen Croy and Paul Rich of Caldwell are the gueiits of Mr and Mrs Homer Radfurd, Alhens Road Mr and Mrs Homer Jladfot'd and gue8ls, Wilham and Peffrey, and ~:u c~:~ta. Mrs Helen Croy and Paul Rlch, were tn Columbus on Sunday to attend the funeral of Arthur Croy Enroute to Columbua they VISited Mr and Mrs Harry Black at Newa1 k Mr and Mrs W A Gibbs and sons, W1lllom and Jelfrcy, and Mrs Geol'gta Wllham&on and Mrs 0 B Elberfeld Wl'l t In Col umbus Sunday, to attend the Baccaiaure ate service of McKmley Hlih &hool Mrs Walhamson rem11ined for the commencement on Tuea day evenmg when her arnndson, Jon Lynn Hundley, w1JI gnduate. Mr. ,and Mrs Edward P&rfttt re· turned home Monday alter a visit in Warren with Mr and Mrs Clay ton White and flim1ly Mrs It A Pulhna who Is em pluycd in Columbus. spent the ~ek end &L her home, Texas Mn Charles Saue1, who has been on ~acatJon from Stiffler's Store 10 ,Pomeroy and her daugb ter, Mrs Walllam Welker and dH.I· dren apcnt last week an Culumbua V1s1tlng relative• They returned bome last Fnday accompanted by Mrs A E Donaldson, Mass Sally Sauer and Miss June Bailey Miss Sauer and Mass Batley are employ. ed b)l UnUed Alrlmes of Colum· bus and came to attend the wed· dmt~ of Mila Leah K Jtowlcy to AI! PAIR preclaion lr a wa~hword here GOESSLER JEWELRY ComSL • Pomeroy, G 1n the servlee He told of the fraendlmess of tbe people m theR countrtes and their Wlllmgne88 to help tourUitl! tie brought out the fact that m a lot of eountr1e1 the American Lounsts are eonSJdert;d easy prey to sell tlema to and many Ameri ca ns know nolhang of the customs and values ln other countr~es and are qu1te often cheated m deaUngs Wllh fore~gners Byer stressed Ute fact that one planmng to visit a fore1gn country should learn ail they can about th customs, what to expect, and also that knowmg the values of thml!s In the:!!Je countrlu miJht help g1ve the ImpresSion that Amer1eans are economy mmdecJ. Byer brou11ht out the fact t)lat the American Gl Is known In many countr~es as a sy mbol of Peaee and that we Will do all we can to prevent the movement of Com· mumsm Sltde& of the countries he has v1s1ted were shown by Mr Dyer A p1ano prelude by Mn Emer son Jones opened the meetmg 10 charge of Mrs Burford East, vke president, who prestded m the ab sence of the president Mus Frle da Faehnle gave the evening's de VOtiORS Tbe program, 'A New Ambas11a dor for Chnst, the Tounst" was presented by Mrs David Entsmm ger A Jetter from President Eisen· hower was read by Mn Bruce Lloyd and Mrs Entsminger alao ga,ve a reading and introduced the speaker, Mr Byer During t'he bustnes!O mcchng 11 ptcnlc was plann~d for July at the parsonage and each member Is asked to brmg a covered dish and the1r drink Prayer by MISs IBe!iS Sanborn clused Lhe meetmg , A salad course was served by Mrs c. A Emmtslh, Mrs Everett Davis and Mrs. Nan Moore with Mn Robert Coats as cuntnbutlng hostcn Mrs East prcs1dcd at the coffee service Guests for the evcnmt~ were Mr B~er and David Konknght - ,-, -,p,,k-,.- 1-ast Saturday at the 1-, m I Mr and Mrs Jame.ll Arnold Around And About Middleport were m Galllpohs Saturday even fRIDDII HOUDASHIL T 1ng to attend a dmner party at Mr and Mr1 Don Allen left the La feyette Hote1 yesterday lor thelr home In New The dmner was gtven by Mr York Ctty aner visitmg here with and Mrs Don Allen of M11m1 relaltYPr and frlenda. Beach and New York in honor of Mr and Mn Lawrence Faulk Loren Berry, Dayton, who reettY· ner from St. Albans v1aited wtth ed an Honorary Degree of Doctor hit rot'lther, Mra. James Faulkner of La\1 from the Rio Grude last s ,u1day. Mr Faulkner, who Colle'!:~ Donald Power, chalrman ~J?me preachin& at tbe Corn· of the Roard . of the General Tele does mumt:y Church at St Albans, bapphone Company, New York Ctty, who recetved an Jlono.rary Degree llr.ed l 5 convert&, iD tbe Cole m Bu..aness Admtnistrabon from Rtver Sunday before .cown& to RIO Gr.tnde and Thomas Woods of Middleport. Ctncmnatt who h111d receiv~ an Gue ..ts l,ast Sunday at tbe home Honorii>Y Degree tn 1958 and was of Mr and Mrs. Clarence Cline named on the Board of Trusteea were I..dayette Cline and Mr and at the rollege Mrs Cecil Cline and Dnld •Chne Also atlendtn~ were Mr11 Lor Mi'. :and Mrs Harold Coast ol en Berry, Mrs Dogald Power and Elmgrove, W Va , and Mr and Mrs 8~.:nny Prtce daughter of Mrs George Sr:ler of F1.1rmont, Mr Woods, and about 20 other W Va1, v111te wl Mr and Mrs fnend • of the groiJp John Ponons an aon over the weekend Mrs. Coast and Mrs Mrs ~haffer are aiaten of Mr Pa~':'~nd Mn John Parsons were United Methodist Dof RClass In Monday Meetinq Mls:>es Augusta Lneretla and Ada Gt-nhe1mer were hostesse1 to the D1ughters of P.uth Class of the United Metod1st Church on MondA\' a!ternoon at their homa on M•1lberry Avenue In tt::e ab1enee or the president Mrs Mmnae Neutzhng pres1ded at th2 meetmg, whtcb opened With ~evotluna led by Mrs C E W 0 :lWnte usmg as her topic "We Are ChoSf!n'' Twelve mem· hers r "sponded to roll call With a B1bie Yerse Ro•md robm cards were sent to se1 Jral members who are ill and ab•J to membera of Lhe chul'<':h who ue confmOO to Holzer Hos p1tal Plans tor the annual picmc which w11l be hekl m Jul), at the home rl Mn Jacob Mees, Athens, were made Dunng the soctal hour, a quu program wa:: conducted, after whtch ;~ salad cot•rse was served the hostesses Missionary Circle Meeting Held JuneS The H.uth ~ISSlOnary Circle met June Jth at the home of \irs Joan 'layman for thetr regular meehn~ CCL Executive. Commiuee Pie~ns Pic;kens Are Dinner Hosts At Huntington ton entertlined tbe Jonea Chikl Conlei'YIUort Leque met employeea and recently to mate ple.u for a at a dinner l..t family picnic of t.be ~P to be at tb": Huntine held JuD.e 11 et o:M It \be 111d- BU _.~ drudi<TJ by_.., 1 Tbe dinner was pluined to also honor Mra Geur&e Miller, who ha1 resagncct her position with Dr P1ekene Mrs. Mj.ller, the former Jane Hams. wa~ recenl)y maried to George Miller Others attendang m aaoulnn the lhe Paekena' and Mlllere were Misa Carol Hudion and her mother, Mrs George Hudson, Mr and Mrs rhomas Scally, Mr. and Mrs. IJoyd Hoffman , Mrs Mary Shatter and son, Mr and Mrs o E M.eKmley, 'lllr and Mrs Harold E Hubbard and Mrs. George Quillen. Mr and Mrs Everett Foreman were mv1ted but unable to attend le 111. YIMI'U like lk r.-Jw. llllllor Repaln Free. Af'I'Ea HOUR DEPOSITS CLEANERS Forest Owner COMVINIIMT LOCATIONS at· Ull'........a..rt" try. ......11 ......... ..., ........ itnlt!M he ......, notice lloo ... tun. ef the car'r owur. 'I'M • ...,. ..,., hiiCII c.,.t. CftrllfJ Ktckos. .,. ....,. him fw · - - : awimmlnt ,POOl. Ebtert.ailm)ent Ia XI bein& planaed. lin. l~h:hard NO. 47 POMEROY, OHIO Tbe entertaiDmeot c:oaimlUee fpr tbe evenlnl are MN. Robert Burkett, MrL Wealey Fr)' lod. BAY Alt. TO VISIT POPI ROME UPJ.- Turkilb Predder.t Celal BQar conferred witb Ita• lian oflielalJ today tbq-lq: ,a ~te VISit titat will Jnelude *n uapre· cedented aud.lenee willl tiM Pope. Bayar, who r:rrived Monday , wJil be re ...~ived ~ Pope' John XXID Tbursrl.ay jn the firlt vlalt ever f.aid ':,,.. a chief of ot M• em T:ifll:ey ~ a Boman CatbOI~ pontifl. Plans am being port Daily Vacation thiS Fnday evening at not be too long yet hltle of what they The Rev. Wanen F1ve lovely eaad1dates were nouaced today as eontender.s for abe tiUe of "Queen" of t~ Syra eUJe Firemen's Ladies Auxiliary for the annual Fourth of ,h.tly C~l ebratlon to bl held at Raeme lndet~endenetl Day Tbt Queen. when chosen ftOpuiiJ' vote, now bemg wUl ride on the Syracyse ~dl;;; Auxiliary Fire Department in lbe parafte to be held &t ~e,lne. , Announcement of the Queen will ~ made on the evening qr Jul)' 3 when tbe Auxiliary untt will sponaor • round and squart dane4!: at Uie Syracuae ;school. The Queen, at the tune of anno1.1nce meat. Will ,then draw tlur name of a Junior ~m~ ot Syracuse to be ICI.ng and fide WJth her oJi the 8traeuse no.t tn tltJ! July. 4tll par· wms MAKE YOUR SVIIIMER DRlVJNO COOLER BY USING A . ZINK'S KOOL KOOSHIN .. . .. . . .....' $3.49 • h Sales Tax· COLUMBUS (UPI) - Gov. Michael V DiSalle apparently faced his third straight defeat today on a personal proposal -this time tbe abolltion of sales ta• stamps As the sales ta bill came to a Senate vote, Democratic leaders admitted they were one or two comlnitroents Kmg (0-Toledo) still was hopmg • some extra Republican .support would sw 1ng the tide and send ttic governor's controversial 1dea, op.. posed by chanties, on Lo the House Forged Cheeks Flooding County Oaims Sheriff t in Ide. , Democratic Leaders Admit Lack Of Voting Strength For Rill short of the 17 votes needed to pass tbe stamp repealer clause 1 But Majority Leader Frank W Donald W Mill.s has been promoted to Superintendent of Personnet a~ the Graham Plant of the Vanadium CorporatJon of America New }Iaven, W. V& C G Adler Plant Manager, hiis 'announced. .I Well! Mr. MdlR, formerly Personnel Aaslst-.tnt, joined Vanadium bt 1952. 11e started in the plant aa a proclueUon worker. The po11tions he held were furpace operator, tapper and overhelftt crane oper· ator In Cktober 1~5 be Wll transferred to the P,enonncl De· parlment as Personnel Assistant. Don " , ' craduole Of Ohio Uni· ing to aU merchant& in the county to ua more eaution m cubmg of checks The sher1ff 1a1d today tint his off1ce !n recent week.s haa been Awamped w1th l.'omplaints Of bad ebecka. He 111d, "I've got a drawer full of these bad cbecb and m('re are lurnlng up every day The C!ounty is betng Oeoded and there ltas to be a halt to 1t somewhere ' The Shertff today asked that all m,.rchant.s be more careful lin the ca1hlng o! cheeks and if the person for whom they cas:h a check Ul unknown to them to demand l)()Sitlve Identification before .. ,.ab1ng any ebeek Harlf'nbach. uid that the maJOraty of the checks whu~h have come 1.,to hiS poueulon m recent weeks from local merebants have all be~ forg4;es. The House was set to vote today on jumpmg Oh1o'~ auto h · cense tag fee from the present a year to $15 The extr~ 20 rmlhon dollal'tl a year would be used for local roadbuildma pro. grams Regiltratlon f~s ffJr trucks, traders, motoreyctea and Interstate and transit buses would also be raised Ori8inal Bill Cut The salee tax bill 11 thoe last of seven levies the goYernor entered 1n the Le&.tslature owhen he proposed 260 mJUioo doUara m new taxes for the next two yeara. Or· 111naUy, the bUl earned a poUo!n t1al 191 million dollars After cu~ .and compromtscs, It has 37 million left, pr~..mardy from. ••o -Puttmg the penny sales tax back oo Items costmg 16 through 40 cents 07 mJihon) -'Placmg wme and hquor UD.der the 3 per cent sales ta.1. Also to be laud would be tee sales, hotel and motel room bills, non agncult.ural feed and seed. and expiD81ves ;Most Of these Jll'OYISiOilJ held at lean 11 ~50 chance of panmg the Senate. The bulwark of Oppoittion wa• t~ be thrown -at lhe repeal of man of M'ltlcllii>Orl, and lb""'llo" ' tr'""" ulel tn stamp&. two children Cynthia Ann ~ and 'I' The governor bas already lost Sberm,n, 5 Ill• •nd Mn. M•Us re USffies8 I 0UfS oo bis proposals to aboliab lbe s1de at 49f Uncoln Street, Mad· rort)'·JeYeft Meigs farm youtll death peoalty and chaqe OhiO'S dleport, Ohio. many of ~hem owners of healthy pubbc utihty rate-makmg formu· bank accoual:!!J earned from edu· Ia. cabonal proJ«ts, Tuesday learned D1Salle has been scornful of the first hand what happens to tbeir stamp sys~m as an eHective money means of enforcing the sale• tax, They were Future Farmen of pointing out that Ohio 1s the only Amer1~a. Future Homemakers of state that uses it, and that mil· Amenca and Farm Bureau Youlh hons of dollars must still be colm back asseasments Council members who made the leeted hnt or three sebeduled tours to agamst merchants. CINrift.s a,, ua Dls.ll• CCLUMBUS UPI- Ohto Selec- study "ofr the fatm bustneu." Howard Nolan, Racine Vo-Ag Opp01ing tbe governor are two tive Scrv1ce headquarters today tssued a July draft call for 630 in1trao::tor was chairman of ar- strong forces The chat1tles that men, more than 100 less than for rangementa for this tour wben oollet"t redemptions by tummg m the Farmel'B Bank and Savmgs the stamps, and State Treasurer the same montb last year. Co., and the Pomeroy Nat1onal Joseph T Ferguson Tbe highest call for the yeiJ' Balik .lvere vi.Jited , Ferguaon has been .ttulldtng up was In February when 771 men Theodore T. Reed Sr, '11leodore biJ: own Democrallc followang by were t:alled. Low call for the year T. Reed Jr., and Mrs Mary Kina: givmg the lucrative stamp egen· was June when M3 were Inducted. were host. of the group at the CieB' to "deserVIng Dcmocrata'' 10 All draftees in t~e July cill FNS Co. Edilon Hobstetter, Ro· most counties tiP 22 yesrs old unless a vol· bert Coates, Richard Cbambers Straw poUs taken Tuesday unteer or delinquent. and Mrs CharloUe Evans helped showed at leaet 10 of the 13 ReThe call, by area eountie1 . in the tour of the Pomeroy Na· publicans and seven of the 20 Atberua 6, Gallia 3; Hocking 2: tional. Democrats preparing to vote Jaekson 3; Lawrenee 3; Meigs 3, At ~oth institutions' baDit: fad· agaanst tbe stamp repealer. Vinton 2 and Waabington .. litiea 'llere demonstrated, an a~ Among tbe bolting Democrats rs count was "opened" and ways almost the enttte SIX - member • a per: on em uae 1 bank y.oere Clevelaod deleption oulii\ed. In 1\telldar'• action, the House Tbe tourists also vasited the voted, 93·14, for creating an "At· Jackson Credit Office, Mulberry ricultural Produeta Promotion Di· Ave., wbere Clyde Walket wu vision" m the State Agnc:ulture holt and the Landmark: Stor& D~partmenL Reps. Ralph E where Jack c.tne)·, Kenneth MU- · FiBber (R-Wayne) and Harvey J. ler, Robert Burson ind Eueene Brumbaugh (l)........py-eble) pleaded Buekl~">y expJ.tned operation1 fo rtbe bill to catch up Wttb other Plans were announeed todty for Hr. Nolan, with other leaders states' crop publteity. a Rec6rd Hop to be beld Friday. and mltructon 1n the local vocaFiaher u1d no appropriation for June 12 at the Sacred Heart tiona! extension end youtb eoun· the d1v1slon la yet included in the Church au,ditonum from B to 11 eil groups, will lead the second House-approved budget, but be p. m unCier the sp6riaorship of tour next .Monday, June 2:2. to hopes to have 80me money ID· tbe Sacred Heart Guild. ttle e061Dty courthouse then to serted m the Senate He said Mrs. E. Conde and Mrs Mar· the Ohto VaHey BaJdni co., plant Ohao's tomatoe&, potatoes, apples, tin Grueser have been named to in Middleport. The tour starts cheese and other products are the ticket committee for the af· at 9 30 a. m. tbrougb county of· among the foremost in the eounfall' Mrs. Remo Nieri and fiees try. Mr1. Bacon t.o tbe publicif.)' · . The House Highways Committee MARKET REPORT 'voted Tuesday nigbt to reoomand chaperone C!NCINNATI UPI-Produee: mend pasu.ge of the controversial committee conslSts of Mrs. M. Egp, mostly unehanfed to 1c bill permitting the Highway DeHatkett, Mrs T Scally, Mn. J. lower, unsettled, suppliea ample, partrnent to borrow money from Diehl, Mrs Rose Sisson, Mrs. conaumera, wbite and brown at the state employes' retiremeat Paul Cnci, Mrs M. McCullough, f~rma A jumbo 24-28. A large funds to buy advance nghts of Mrs. T, Hannigan, Mr:!!l. Agnes A medium 14-18, A •mall way. Lengen, M1ss Martha Howell, 20-23. 10-15, B taqe 1f-18, underendes House committees alsO recom.Miss Anna Howell and Mrs. Fred 9-15: l.!elivered FOB Cirlcinnati mended passage of bills to make Gobel Sr. A laree 2:f.30, A medium 21·24, B CoJunlbus DQ a legal Ohio llouday, and to increase inherttanet~ laree 22..,., eurrent receipts 10. taxes by about four million dol· Po!dtry, fryers unchanged to 1ars a year while gMog dlreet. 'i!c hilber, offerings lighter at descendants hiaber exemptions. The Senate was to Yote today low side ofranae. demand better, hena about steady, decreased live. on aUowing WSaUe to appoint a offeriugs, drell!led demand fair: commwion to recommend to the ehlCbo pric:e1 at farms, fryers .2- next Lcgialature whether :to abol· 1-2 to 4 lb. 14-16, heavy hens 10. •sh capital punubment. ReltUblle· R. L. Jacoba of Ben rranklm 12, Ucbt lien• 8-B fryer pr.tces ans want the LegialaUve Servlce Store, Pomeroy. baa been named 71.000 1~14; 42,800 at 14 1 2, Commission to make the atudy. The Senate passed and sent to a aeeond qrlze winner In the 71,100 lit 15, 28.000 at 1$ ·12. 18, the House a bill giving to\Vnship "Shopplnr Spree • Sweepstake•" 000 at 18. Ready to cook poultry, fryers employes the IIDle tuJ.l..time hoUdealer ~nteat, sponsored by Kimberly.Cllll'k Corporation, manufac- ateady. unch2nged, fa1r to good day pay eUglbilit)' DOW 1eltabllsbed and for county •nd city employes ~ paper od cellu\Dse prG' nlea reported at wholesale retail lenl-. hens improved Final Pf!JSS&Ie WO al10 etven tO duct1. , Jaeobo will receiVe a $100 sav- shgbt!y, Uve of(eiifti:J, bena de· the bUI aUowinl the Sqte Health for eloael.y predletiftl livered FOB Clllclnnall, 1ryors 1 De........,t to reqlllre ""' I~· number of consumer eD· 1-a Jb 2i8 to zs 1-2, beos ' lb, lollons In, dOII-ni>I<JI. epl~ M• F e1gs arm y h OUt Bem11·Off Fann B ' 630 Summoned For Duty In July Draft Call \ DR. . WITMTHIO .I -eauaiq eotbmtnl 'Wm'k II a !fMt bl t~ f1thman.Stern PieediUy, beau1iru1 trea&e-mistant 1 washable, aeeds little or ae tu, piak or pay, 7te15. · IS IIPINSIVI J Junior Sizes- Misses Sizes - Hall Sizes OTHER DRESSES · · · · · · ·· · · $U5 to $13••5 Elberfel: ... ~ ' I'MOetby, ~ieod· ¥n intoxication wa1 linea t2t a~d 'to pay the fine and remanded to tbe Joil. ' 'd f ." ..·" • door trackS for, c~eli, room dividers, shelves, radiator enelooure s • Make yo11r own screena. . • , .. ePllln, embossed and perforated sheet aluminum e'l'll~lng a,od ace~.. f~r qble, chair legs, railings, luggage rac;ko, 101 uses. ell's ea•y and tun .to llilk~ tbJqs y'olll'self. Save Umo and money. • I ~ · (AIB·CONDITIONED FOR YOtJ.RSHOPPING COMFl Work After Week Strike 1 Tb.o mteuu~Ulng tor ... people's vfl.te tbls Nonmber on low· erln1 the minimum wage from 21 ..:..won 1n 80-47 vote TUesday. But that wa11 1hort of the 84 votes for three·flftha approval required lor Conltituttonal amendment to & Snorkel•- leach Bolls- Lifo Jackett a chance to Show a School. '"'""··' .~, Baptist Church has DONALD W. MIU.S ~even lawmaken or failed to vote in the RhodeTlc G. Wodlng Paola - Fins - Swimming Moab will be presented is pl~<l, 8Q as to New Promotion I propo,.b. CHARCOAl nm••ram o1 the Middle· .:~ll.J- ;~lri~ buy your ......,. ........... -- ..... .......... ThurMiy ,.rtly ,._., end . ., . wtth •atl• . . M ~lg<J County Sheriff Robert C. Harten~;oach tod:~y !Aaued a warn- for tlie c:ontest is now be· Flot She,ets, Tubing, Strips, Etc, Make YOlll' own inl~'ll!eable storm wlnd,ows ·~liding ~ ....,,.,..,. •• r:s ..... ....... .. IINGLI COPY-Ic been the Dean of and Mrs. sbtant dean All 1 have CO<>PC'ral••d Uvlllk LOOK .....Oh* •..,.................... ,. ..... r &hool Vanadium Corp. Program Anoouneing. The other candidates Jh. the com· petition wUl be attendants to the Queen for the Fourth of July fe• ONLY THI ... . . Untt.ll ,... 1•1•••• acing Defeat Before Senate Mra. WiUlam Sliter. BRAZIERS KOOLERS• enttne ........... . . . e Plan To Piekena. Millers Visit InN. Carolina Weather June 10, 1959 ._.te or • • ~ Meml'ler• wbo have been ap. pointed on t1le food eommiUee are Mn. Bernard. FulU. · Jln. Uonel Boee:a, Mn. )5:ep- Jlc.. Etblnn.,, MrL Alfred Roialh ad Mr and Mra. Jeue Hauy and family spent the evening with Mr. and Mn. Norman Hraell of LOlli Bottom. . Damll ,Roberts ot Herlderao~. W V• called on hla parents, Mr. ilnd Mrs. Sherman Roberts apd family Tueaday " Summer Picnic Supplies tile whole family wlllla T... ,...., u. ..... """' ""''doy I MOORE'S -------- ---- Alii DAitLAI,. dleport Park wtth tab\U near: dl.e 6 HURT IN ILAST Hf!tOSHIMA, Japan UPI--S1x perso'ls were reported In eerious cond1t:on today as a rdiull of in· juries "eceived m a powder maga. m Cotumbus Fraday on bl•s.me11' une e..:ploslon which injured 97 Mn Walter Bunce IJ II patient personto Monday night Authorl· at Holzer Hospital. ttea WC're investlgatlne the eaute SUDf!:lY Jlnner guests Mr of the blast L nolds E. Reynold• and Val M: H sRc.~o wen and Mr. Mra and III~:.::===========:::====;;;;:;:;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;; Mrs Charles Brafford, MTs Wm Dtnge., of Logan, W. Va, lfr and Mr.t Walker Stone, Glendale, Cahfo• n1a and Mrs. Peter Stace, li)CaJ Vuu•mg last Saturday with Mrs .Tame& "aulkner were Mr. and Mrs A At.derson, Soutb Charleston and their !;laughter, Jdn Kenneth Brotb'!rtton, Dunbu and her dau ghter Dmuer guests at the home of Mr and Mn G G Werner and ~on Jao.k Sunday were ber par· ents, ~lr. amt Mn Cbarle• Tipton of Kyger~ Mr. and Mn. George Willian Durst and fam1ly, WeU.ston and Mr and Mrs. Norman Stewa"t and family, locel Rev and Mrs. Konkright and Sandy Brewington lert Monday mornm,2 to attend the yearly conferen< e of the Ohio Methodist Churches at Lakel' de ' near Cleve· l.and Miss Brewlna:ton was the }outh delegate for the Heath Me Lhodis! church They plan to re· turn nE"xt Monday Mr and Mrs Richard Owen fJmdy wert'! m Columbus :he weekend visltang w1th h1s father and brother. The v1ce prestdent Dorothy Bentz opened the meeting wtth prayer The tbeme of her devo Lwns "HIS Hands" and closmg Bradbury Church of Chrut Mr and Mrs Charles Eskew and Mr · and Mrs Myron Maller and d wtlh prayer !am1ly and Mrs FI orence Burnsl ~ Lela Sayre havmg birthday son, Jame:!!l left last Tue&day to entcrt.amed a group of relatlv~ thu m'lnth gave to the blrtbday visit In A1hvllle, Norttl' Carohn• Saturday evening at their home on fund ~nd 9 collochon was also with his aunt and unele, Mr and West Main St Guests were M1 and Mn Han&on Miller and her uncle Mrs Virg11 Role, Akron; Mn taken 01mong the members and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Par New buslnesa was that a reCharlcs MartiA and son, Clarence: wu elected Mrs Hayman Mr and Mn Hanson Martin and also took a trip Into the Mr and Mrs Leslie Burnaidc. all Ruth Uolman for the MountaiDil and visited the uf Athens, Mr and Mrt Wiilard and seconded by Leli Pools and also Mt Wilson, F:nterprise, and Mr and returned home Sun Mrs Glen Thoma and daughter of lmonth .: lrcle report cards fyr the Chester were filled out by the A .:roup of relatiVes enjoyed a pre21ident Mrs Audrey Hart program leader The topic chicken hat1beeue dinner -~ was "The Town and Country evening at the home of Mr. Mrs Homer Holter, Chester Road Churches" With ftve speakers Present were Mr and MrR C D laking part were Clayn Ja.hnson, Ji'recker of Pine Grove, Mr and Naomt Stobart. Fern Johnson, OoM>th!' Bentz and Ruth Holman Mrs Roy Holter and family A motion was made for the M.r and Mn Homer Holter Mr and Mrs Roy Frecker 011 tcr· lmeetlng to adjourn With more than h11lf the members absent, talned a (~roup of friends with Mrt Haym11n served refreshments chicken danner Sunday to the Jollowlng melJlbers . Naomt Stobart, Leta Sayre, Oorotbv Bentz thelr home, Pine Grove ~ were Dr and Mra Sellm wlcz and daurhters, Audrey Hart, Ruth Hotman, Fern and Mrs. Raymond Frecker, Johnson, Clarys Johnson, two visltor.J Mary Curtis and Nondu1 pers Plains; Mr and Mrs Headru·k Huffman and family and Mr. -------Mrs Fred Sm1th and family Chester. Mr. i':nd Mrs. Hobart Dodderer and daughter, Theresa, have returned to their home in CoJum· bu1 after apendln(l the weekend with her parentt. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kl'!lerson, Minersville and Mr and Mrs. Pete Dodderer ol Tupp<:!rs PJalna. PHONE 388-Y 111/llt - TJie nxeeuUve. eommlttee ol the Dr and: Mra Ray R. Pickens •nd • ·CHUCm FOit TODAY A Family Picnic ·;;:::a llllkll BEFORE AND WS C S of the regular meeting at the Church at 7 30 Mr. Byer told of hls travels ln 11 foreign countries while WATCH IIIII IIi• NEWS Of THE AREA Heath Methodist WSCS Hear5~ Byer Describe Foreiqn Travels Mrs Earl Smath was devot10nal leader for the evemn.g w'th the openmE prayer given by Mr! Gene Coleman Othrrs at the meeuns were Mrs Harold Thomas, Mrs Mickey Miller, Mrs Charles Vroman, Mrs FR.NCH KILL ..71 Wllli:Jm Demoskey, Mrs Riebard ALGIERS, A1ger1a UPI- French Hovatkr, M111 Jac:kie fl_.<:e and for-;:es killed or wounded 471 one iUf'&l, Tereu. Thomu Algerinn rebels and took 211 othera priaoner last week, the Mrs Hulburt served a deuert French army reported Monday course at the ccmclus1on of the n1Pt French lo15Eia were put at evemnt 84 killed Pomeroy Bend THEATRES SOCIETY· Arnolds Attend Dinner Party At Gallipolis Rev. David Freeman waa a• signed to replact Rev. R. G. ElUa as pastor of the New jllav-. Hartford Circuit at 1the west Virginia Nleth~itt- Conference llild lalt wee); In BIICbanrtoo. Guild Planning Reeord Hop For Friday June 12 1• :obs Is Second Place Winner In National Contest Ibo ·-~...• ondover2i8tollll-& ......, ' �• -=~:-:--:-:--:--liKe~B~i~l't;~h~!l ,• June Da ily Sentinel 8: Mr. and Mrs. Hensley, Pl. Pl. , daugbter; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bush, Gallip<~Jis, daughter ; Mr. and Mrs Iiiii I.MI\II\ Harol d Da iley , Rad cliff, 10 11. Dism i11sed June 8 : Mn. RUJsell "-yL--L NOTICE Of: APPOINTM!N.,. c... N.._ 18,1,._ of Ad.m Ebenl:lach ~JOt... ...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, Nowlin , Ed Berridge, Mrs. Chu. 1 Reed , Mrs Pa ul Ho use a nd dau- .. .. - Ex~telltria .... Notieo il heteby Jinn tha t liar· "~: o erlte Durst whose Post Olrice son : ~frs . James Paynt' and son, ~dd're s.s is Middleport. Ohio, ha s Mrs_ Jerry ~ar t in, Sa m t.utton, betJn duly appoint~d a!S Executrix Mrs. J{:· r \ Atk eson , James (':riner. of the Estate of Ad•m. f!:b@rsbach C'lyde Cornell , Mrs. Mary Dornon , late of Pomeroy, MeliS County, \1 1ss <klra Joaeh irn . Andrew Park , Ohio, deceased. • Kathy KinJt. Mark Musick. Dated thi.!L 28th day of Deat ns J un e S: Lunzie Phillips, 1969. PUN WIINh ROAST ~ hter, Mrs . Rob er t Stur&eon tnd 'l'he- GOldetJ Rule Clas-s of th e d& ugh!er . Mrs. Jun ior Long, and .. Np~ce Legal Mkld1eport Baptist t.'11Urch will bave a wiener ·r oast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymo nd Ll.ev Ln g a t West Columbia this Thursriay eveniQ: at H o'clock . DISTRICT MEETING The Eeighth Distri ct Summt•t'I.J em · .\ kCorrnick . Arthur Pierce. F. H. O'BRJEN ConvtV~tion of tke Am l' ncan l .c Bloud t;St>ll 13 pi11 ts. Judge I'll the Probate Court gion Auxiliary wtll be held at the Ptleip County , Ohio Ratine Legion Home , Thursday , M-UON CLINIC (6) 3, 10 , t7 , June 18. Registration will begin Adm is~ions . Mrs. Anna Roach, al 12:30 P- m. and ·the meeting Hartford . M~y 30 ; Earl MrKinley, \!.'ill open prornplly at 1:30 p. m. )'Jiddleport May 31 : &>echer I Mrs. William Stewart. distrkt Cooper , Langsville, June 4; Mrs. 0 pre~Siden t, wilt pre :iide and Mrs Jessie E. Cooper, Langsville, June 1- -=-c=---,-,---,-=-c-,-----c Clarence Klllwc.rth , department 4; Mrs. Haul Cremeans, Addison , NOTICE 0' HEARING FOR seeond vire president of Columbus June 4 . Rita Jo McDaniel , June 6; PAROLE wlll be present . Mr'l. Frank Mr s. Thelma Oldaker , New Haven . Cue No. 5355 CheesebrPw ur ges all delegat es of 6 ; )-1rs. Virginia E step , Mid No. 105740 Wi.lliam Pike . a pris"H••pm·t , June 6 ; Mrs. Lucy Wood- one' now "•onl<'ned ,·n the Ohio .,P b ster I' os t A ux1.,.lar y t o 1 , D rew "' attend. rum , Clifton, June 9. Penitentiary, Columbus, admitted Births : A daughter of Mr . and from Meigs County, C'Onvicted May ·.l.f rs . J ohn Roach of Hartford on 1958 o~ the ('rime of Escape from TO MEET FRIDAY Sonfinemenl and serving a senMay 30. Mary Shrine, White Shrine A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. lence of 1 • ~ year• is eligible for Jerusalem will me et in regular session Friday, at 8 p . m. at ~he William Richard Oldaker of New a hearing before tile PARDON and . PAROLE <:OMMISSlON . on or IOOF Hall. Mrs . Wi\ mcna Mender Haven on .June 6. or Nelsonville , di~ t rict deputy , A son to Mr. and Mn. rlart-ncf- llter AullUIIl t909. will conduct a srhvol or instruc· Eugene MoOaniel of Ma~n on ~ARDON AND PAROLE tion. June 6. COMMISSJON CIRCLE TO PICNlC By : R ~ - Fogle The Eleaoqto' Circle of the Heath HEAT TRIGGERS FIRE Parole and R~ord Clerk Meth~X'ist .C~urch will hold a NEW YORK UPl - The Dl de(6) 3, 10. 2lc family pien~t Thursday at 6:30 gree he111 of the day WiHI blamed p. m. tJn the 'Municipal Park near Tuesday nt&ht ror a five·alarm 1-' the RVJim mi ng pool. Each family fire which gutted a Brooklyn fae· FILLOWSHIP DINNER i.<~ aakf'd to bring its own table Lory and d11muged four other The Maaon Methodist Church servlcP. Jn case nf raln the met+ buildings. Fire Marshal Marlin will hold lt1 aonual FellOWIIhip ing will be at the church. Scott sai1l it appeared lhe high 1 Dinner on Tuesday, June 16, at outside tempent ur(• had tr iggered the church. The dinner for those TO MElT THURSDAY an explosiop or rumc ~ in the fa~- who attend the Muon Methodist Thl• Catholic Womeoa Club of tory, which manufaclul'l.'d rubber- 1Church. No charre ill made for the Sacrl!d Heart Church will meet ized cloth. dinner. A proJram wlll follow . Thurlday -a t 8 p. m - in the church audito~iunl for thelr monthly met>llng. FOR THAT HOT SUMMER WEATHER Lego. N f ICe . f ,I h d I \' r. ':I J, EXPRISS THANKS Young today mr:preespd !hunk s for coorwrat ion extended for th !• VLU'sil)· Club record hop !wid ' cturday. Another hop is r:lann(: ·t for the near future . Don HOLZER HOSPITAL Second Monday Sewing Club . Meeting Held Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Chapter Plans L.-ncheon IS RiviV.ItL 2--DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, o., .l'une 10,. li!S~ 011 There la a revival now ln proereu aL the carleton lnte~· lr'~o::=;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;:;;::;;:;:;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;::;;::=, ;;:::d~·;~.c~~~~eu:f 11 ~~ 1FOR REAL SHOPPING '•PLBA.S1JRE AND ECON~~ Try Your Bantam SU,.r "Market "'" Mo ..u or 80\llh vtenno. Mrs. Qeorp Sctmel*Jr was lloa- Ohio. Ail li.,.n and ll>e' publk MtOUAn ol the Xi GammilL 11\L ___ ".;.T,;;H;;;E;...;;S.;.TO.;;.;R;;;E;..W;;.;I;,;\;.;"'I;..:.;&,;;;';;H,.AR;,;;T'.;.'_ Chapk: of Beta Siema P,b(1 &ar· \611 to tle S.oncl MotH:Iay SeW'lng are invited to attend thttt: aervie• twity .~ re r\lllllllnded or the ltt*h- Ctuh Mohday evealne at her- home which st1rt. at 8 p. m. , e-on to be held Thursday 'Jrq in Syracuse. A shffrt busiiless seuion 11 :30 a m. until 1:30 p. m. at conduc~d by Miss MarUu Howell, the DAV Hall in .fomeror. in their •'tlCUiar rnel!ting rooR\-J president . Mrt . f'au1 Kines re<'t'iv. , ,~ ed a birthday gift from her SM!r-et The luncheon has been ~d ·P al. by t he ~oclal committe, at • ,soTb.e hosteaa aerved a qlad Ploolo De•eklpla~ ri al event for the month of Jy.ne course to iw!iss £1eanor Robson, SERVICE · and !)lflnl have been JQade: for Mn. Kloea, Mrs. Dwight :Parker, those who can to remain for--1be Mrs. Patrick Wpod. Mrs. Robert afternOon and play card1 U they Lewis, Mn;.. Max Ward and Miss wish. Howell. Chai:-men of the IO('ial eam-mittee nre Mrs. Tom Rue and Mrs Mr. and Mn. R. H. Pullins of R•ht In The ~~ Of Town Halph Welker. Newark are at their summer cabin Phone SZ7Z IIACINE. OHIO - ----on Shade River. Miss Pearl .Powell, •Parkenburg , I ~~;:;~~"-=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ spent a few day11 will\ her mother I j Mrs. Emma Powell. · Film- Fltlslt Bltllts VIllAGE CUT RATE We Hove Sonie Built aJ!d Paoli:~~ se!ratl . B11t .. FREE!. FLOUR 100 S&H Green Stamps · 5 ~:~ 39c Iwill! IIIII • • - & purdwe of •.. ) 8wift'1 "Toppy" Brawl SUQD BACON .. · · .. · 2 - 1 Lla. Pkgs. 98c ,j (WITH THIS COUPON) eu Redttm this coupon 1t any I VANS IUPIIt MAIKIT '"" til e;IOiint tiiN June 11, 1959. OM CDUport to Ndl JFG SER~ )rd ud lim ltrelf't lAC INI !iunt's FRUIT FREE ............... ........ - JITtpYJS• Sill ;• Cool Dresses , ..~- 55t ~mith , Phillips Sisters Style Shop II< es. Gives a personal word guarantee POMEROY •.- ATI.ANTIC CITY, N. J . UPIPrelidcnt Eisenhower ha11 a8ked the na~1on's dncton lo hel-p fiAht LnflaUon bY char."linll fees that 11\litienl.a: ran "reunnably ua paW '\ · . W A.:::HJNC.TON UPI-The muter .mtnillralion'l now ad · plan for U. S. ilr defense was reported todAy to call for mOdente euu In both of the antl·alrcraft m11111es Involved. in a white--hot Army ~o~nd -Scatt•r_Rugs FLOOR FANS $21.95 - $29.95 - $39.95 Stondood ~laa. NEW DRESSES • . SPECIAL. I AT YOUR DEALERS WEE~·END • ·. . • ·1o~ ' - "EVERYTfllNG IN HARDWARE" POMEROY, OHIO PHONE 419 ~- s.-:•~-- 1 P~l~~ury rJSII~. ;: __ ,...,3.,;...$1 _ •t .' ,. ,. ' ..................... , Appla • .,..., 2 ....... 49t . -....... ........ ... ·- NEHI UPPER TEN & RC COLA CANS YtMtta ._.. , 2 .::0 791 _ - .....: ...."* •.. . . ' JJ:Ila.......,r.... ilftl'ia · BAKED FOR QUAL,ITY SOLD FOR VALUE ONLY AT EVANS - 8 PACK - c : . j Meigs Cou11ty Only l ' ' WHITE . 2 • E•an• Super Trim LARGE . ' LOAVES FRUIT PIES • • • :._ • ' . ., ..1 .~ • 1 . ! ' ..._ . ,, •d\~ J 't·'~"· IB Swtl&'a Premium. · ~ • Cbolee Center Cal& • - • Each45f. ANGEL FOOD. BARS . - ' '-,, . ., Eoch 29t: • ... -· ~-' c ROUND ,., . . . Home Grown -Solid Heads ·f ·AIMcMitJTM · · WIENE"S · ' . . .••. ' ,,. . i 6.5c ... . ..... ' ' • • ~ l •~ \ LB. • • • • • .. • • • 2 for Only 79~ ORANGE DRINK · • • . Dozen 69f. • •• 2 '29f. 46 6 eon only - 3151! or "''' ·.~' ' Hanover TOMATO JUKE· · II -12 OL cans $1.00 Stokely's • '•; .. • 24 PAC:·K oz.$ CANS ' ' Ro.Mi"ti w1'<·,ail)bt ......... ·~ 49c· • RUMP ROAST · · - · • lb. 89c MINUTE ..STEAKS ... -- . - ... Lb. $1.09 Evans Super Trim LEAN , GROUND CHUCK · · · LB.69C CANADIAN BACON - .. - - • Lb. 79f. Swill's Premium - By Tbe Piece w,.. ~ w;....,, ... ~ .·\.~.lid.i'*'lle!Mt l*f 3Cans For 25c or $2.00 Ptr Cast ·Evans Super Trim - Swift's Premium ' ' •• r "Lel'o oil lake a few more miDuleo diirilll! bome or goln1 to the plenlr. Toke on ..U. loot IQI' ..tely'o oake IIIII summer. Make II a oafe summer r.. lbelr eblldren, our cblldren tmd your eblldren. · · • be ~1 • ~ 12 PACK Fresh P~· .... - ... ·21bs. 39c . . 'UcUtnbers . . ~.·~;~"· . ' '""·-· . ·3.• 2C}c ·. '·· School's Oui! The ehOdren are on the r~ lhli JrBDd lal!d of ours. Every lime a bAll rolls lnlo lhe there II a child right behind II. Every bike luis a child pusblug the ped· als." . lOt M _WS · ·· · · ······ ···· · 24llox49c ~ • • • ' Trim - Swill's Premium Evans Super . ' - - ............. .' NO. 300 CANS • SJ ~ ~~,.~~~~t::~·-~~·~·~-~~ k~~~~~~~· ON .. ....~r-.. ·f j Si*lr01•rs-~~--~39c ' · .. 59c GET ACQUAINTED OFFER - ~n. ···- ' ' .... Ptrk·C•St•aks ........ _.. 89c I 2c• •1 :......~: ', :~,. :,. ~: ~~~,_ Banord • • • SCHOOL'S OUT . ' ..594 / 3' ,.. .,,. J . ·' t I ..,....,... _ B·i 'tuit$,w. Cnops. I Pork ·Chops ......... -......... .... TQmatoes : Ebersbach Hardware L Rib I' I WINDOW FANS $27.95 and $39.95 ~:. · (tRier (Iff I Cocktai:l =:" 2 ":.!' 49c 1 Corn "'t~ 2 ":.: 35c 1 UPI-Ropreoen· 111110 Hilh School Aii·Sllr bot,.. bill Po·rK e ecidl ~ COLUIIJUS ·· 1 colon Air Force feud . taUvea of the Columbut Junior Chambtr' of Commeret huddJtd tod•Y with -baubaJ.l coaebea ln In effort lo lei a IPontor for the ' ' $1 98 II ~;::;; Ao-led c 12 oz. JAR ns • Off The Wire .. COI,UMRUS UPI- Gov . Mifhoel V. DiS•tl\e torla),. o rcll!rtJd Flnan{'t' Dir~clor Jame~ Maloon to Jook Into n $242,531 t•ontruct awart:lcrl at K~!Jt State Un lvl!rslty fnr landac:lplng around a building, NO. l'lz CAN Van Camp's Nobody TABLEFANS- 8 inch, 10 inch, 12 inch $6.95 - $15.95 - $19.95 • • • Ma Brown- Peac~, Pineapple, Blackberry, Cherry Late News W A fHl EN , 0 . lll'J- Police to· day i nvesti~atell lhf! s hotgun cloath 'l'l•c>c!idliy nil!hl nf Clarence Rollgh , 42. Trumbull County polict• ol'f' 1·('r wh o was accused uf moleiiLOI a 17-yeu -old girl. Jtou~h. a l.Jbcl'\y Town.11hip cun· 11lable, waa (ound slumped in h111 ''ur nn a tnwnllhlp rnad. dt•<td uf cht•st wound M from Li shotgun found ueat the body . c 16 oz. JAR . -. . .. .......,. , _ 1!L lf!f STYLED by KREI.l.S Admllletl June 8: Miss Miriam VInton; Graden Houck, Glllllpolis; Mrs. Harry Hyaell , Ad· dison ; Mrs. Clayton Barrell, Mld· rlluport Mrs. HerDert Bu8h, Gai Upoli.a Mrs. Robert Keffer. Pt. COURT STREET Pl.; &lrs. Maurice Durst, Pomeroy; ~lr~ . Wrndy Hoffmun. New 1 ·~=:::;:;;:::::::;==::;:;;::::;;:;:::;:::::;;:;::::;: Hav&n ; Ml". llu11h Shirley . I.E"· I, tal'l. es. . . - • ta1 Who but SEE TilE NEW NEW COOL SUMMER DRESSES Arriving Daily At c a nut utte COME SEE OUR LARGB SELECTION EYNON'S t.Niy........ Corner Mill and No. Second Sh. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MILK GLASS CARNU .. . ....... $t.95 Cbrome Polish . . . . fi25 ~ thh cwpon at ...,- IVANI lUPER" MARKIT until cit:Mnt tinw J'fftt U, 1959. 0... A-~~"" to MCh where It's fun to shopl fltmlly. ,...... . I O..p. Gloat SOHIO \ Clov.. Farm TOMATO JUICE (ft.o1. size) . . !De <;lover Farm INSTANT C(tfi'}:E (1Hz. far) . . 7te jar Clovu Farm P&\NUT ·Bl!tTtR . . .. ll.ot. ~lass 19c Clover Farm APPLE SAUCE (303 slz~) .. 2 eans for 33e Royal Seol OLEO (l-Ib. bloek) .... . .. . e lb. for $1.80 N&\T SELF STARTING LJGRT CHARCOAL tmd EVEJt\'THING FOR THE PICNIC For That SpeciGI Gift GtVE. ' meet your friends at ROUND STEAK . .. ' ' ..... " •·. 87 c I~• ' OLD ~KEHOUSE . W I E N E R S .......... 1.11r. llo 5~ . LILI DAVIY CHIPP!D BEEF . . . . . . . . '14 lb. · ~•. 35c SLI(:ED. PORK STEAK ....... ·\ 49c lb•. OLO Slo\OIIIHOUSE . j BONELESS HAM ............ · 79c Iii. '· CAMERAS SOHIO AUTO POUSH Pint 98c Tar Remover , . . . 58e pl. \. c / • ··Lb. Cello 39f. . . ' GRAPEFRUIT JUICE · · · · · · · ··· 32 az. C.n. 29c Stokely•• - PIDeappi..Orange 32-01. Cans · . PONG DliNK ·· · · ·.· 4Cans . �• -=~:-:--:-:--:--liKe~B~i~l't;~h~!l ,• June Da ily Sentinel 8: Mr. and Mrs. Hensley, Pl. Pl. , daugbter; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bush, Gallip<~Jis, daughter ; Mr. and Mrs Iiiii I.MI\II\ Harol d Da iley , Rad cliff, 10 11. Dism i11sed June 8 : Mn. RUJsell "-yL--L NOTICE Of: APPOINTM!N.,. c... N.._ 18,1,._ of Ad.m Ebenl:lach ~JOt... ...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, Nowlin , Ed Berridge, Mrs. Chu. 1 Reed , Mrs Pa ul Ho use a nd dau- .. .. - Ex~telltria .... Notieo il heteby Jinn tha t liar· "~: o erlte Durst whose Post Olrice son : ~frs . James Paynt' and son, ~dd're s.s is Middleport. Ohio, ha s Mrs_ Jerry ~ar t in, Sa m t.utton, betJn duly appoint~d a!S Executrix Mrs. J{:· r \ Atk eson , James (':riner. of the Estate of Ad•m. f!:b@rsbach C'lyde Cornell , Mrs. Mary Dornon , late of Pomeroy, MeliS County, \1 1ss <klra Joaeh irn . Andrew Park , Ohio, deceased. • Kathy KinJt. Mark Musick. Dated thi.!L 28th day of Deat ns J un e S: Lunzie Phillips, 1969. PUN WIINh ROAST ~ hter, Mrs . Rob er t Stur&eon tnd 'l'he- GOldetJ Rule Clas-s of th e d& ugh!er . Mrs. Jun ior Long, and .. Np~ce Legal Mkld1eport Baptist t.'11Urch will bave a wiener ·r oast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymo nd Ll.ev Ln g a t West Columbia this Thursriay eveniQ: at H o'clock . DISTRICT MEETING The Eeighth Distri ct Summt•t'I.J em · .\ kCorrnick . Arthur Pierce. F. H. O'BRJEN ConvtV~tion of tke Am l' ncan l .c Bloud t;St>ll 13 pi11 ts. Judge I'll the Probate Court gion Auxiliary wtll be held at the Ptleip County , Ohio Ratine Legion Home , Thursday , M-UON CLINIC (6) 3, 10 , t7 , June 18. Registration will begin Adm is~ions . Mrs. Anna Roach, al 12:30 P- m. and ·the meeting Hartford . M~y 30 ; Earl MrKinley, \!.'ill open prornplly at 1:30 p. m. )'Jiddleport May 31 : &>echer I Mrs. William Stewart. distrkt Cooper , Langsville, June 4; Mrs. 0 pre~Siden t, wilt pre :iide and Mrs Jessie E. Cooper, Langsville, June 1- -=-c=---,-,---,-=-c-,-----c Clarence Klllwc.rth , department 4; Mrs. Haul Cremeans, Addison , NOTICE 0' HEARING FOR seeond vire president of Columbus June 4 . Rita Jo McDaniel , June 6; PAROLE wlll be present . Mr'l. Frank Mr s. Thelma Oldaker , New Haven . Cue No. 5355 CheesebrPw ur ges all delegat es of 6 ; )-1rs. Virginia E step , Mid No. 105740 Wi.lliam Pike . a pris"H••pm·t , June 6 ; Mrs. Lucy Wood- one' now "•onl<'ned ,·n the Ohio .,P b ster I' os t A ux1.,.lar y t o 1 , D rew "' attend. rum , Clifton, June 9. Penitentiary, Columbus, admitted Births : A daughter of Mr . and from Meigs County, C'Onvicted May ·.l.f rs . J ohn Roach of Hartford on 1958 o~ the ('rime of Escape from TO MEET FRIDAY Sonfinemenl and serving a senMay 30. Mary Shrine, White Shrine A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. lence of 1 • ~ year• is eligible for Jerusalem will me et in regular session Friday, at 8 p . m. at ~he William Richard Oldaker of New a hearing before tile PARDON and . PAROLE <:OMMISSlON . on or IOOF Hall. Mrs . Wi\ mcna Mender Haven on .June 6. or Nelsonville , di~ t rict deputy , A son to Mr. and Mn. rlart-ncf- llter AullUIIl t909. will conduct a srhvol or instruc· Eugene MoOaniel of Ma~n on ~ARDON AND PAROLE tion. June 6. COMMISSJON CIRCLE TO PICNlC By : R ~ - Fogle The Eleaoqto' Circle of the Heath HEAT TRIGGERS FIRE Parole and R~ord Clerk Meth~X'ist .C~urch will hold a NEW YORK UPl - The Dl de(6) 3, 10. 2lc family pien~t Thursday at 6:30 gree he111 of the day WiHI blamed p. m. tJn the 'Municipal Park near Tuesday nt&ht ror a five·alarm 1-' the RVJim mi ng pool. Each family fire which gutted a Brooklyn fae· FILLOWSHIP DINNER i.<~ aakf'd to bring its own table Lory and d11muged four other The Maaon Methodist Church servlcP. Jn case nf raln the met+ buildings. Fire Marshal Marlin will hold lt1 aonual FellOWIIhip ing will be at the church. Scott sai1l it appeared lhe high 1 Dinner on Tuesday, June 16, at outside tempent ur(• had tr iggered the church. The dinner for those TO MElT THURSDAY an explosiop or rumc ~ in the fa~- who attend the Muon Methodist Thl• Catholic Womeoa Club of tory, which manufaclul'l.'d rubber- 1Church. No charre ill made for the Sacrl!d Heart Church will meet ized cloth. dinner. A proJram wlll follow . Thurlday -a t 8 p. m - in the church audito~iunl for thelr monthly met>llng. FOR THAT HOT SUMMER WEATHER Lego. N f ICe . f ,I h d I \' r. ':I J, EXPRISS THANKS Young today mr:preespd !hunk s for coorwrat ion extended for th !• VLU'sil)· Club record hop !wid ' cturday. Another hop is r:lann(: ·t for the near future . Don HOLZER HOSPITAL Second Monday Sewing Club . Meeting Held Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Chapter Plans L.-ncheon IS RiviV.ItL 2--DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, o., .l'une 10,. li!S~ 011 There la a revival now ln proereu aL the carleton lnte~· lr'~o::=;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;:;;::;;:;:;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;::;;::=, ;;:::d~·;~.c~~~~eu:f 11 ~~ 1FOR REAL SHOPPING '•PLBA.S1JRE AND ECON~~ Try Your Bantam SU,.r "Market "'" Mo ..u or 80\llh vtenno. Mrs. Qeorp Sctmel*Jr was lloa- Ohio. Ail li.,.n and ll>e' publk MtOUAn ol the Xi GammilL 11\L ___ ".;.T,;;H;;;E;...;;S.;.TO.;;.;R;;;E;..W;;.;I;,;\;.;"'I;..:.;&,;;;';;H,.AR;,;;T'.;.'_ Chapk: of Beta Siema P,b(1 &ar· \611 to tle S.oncl MotH:Iay SeW'lng are invited to attend thttt: aervie• twity .~ re r\lllllllnded or the ltt*h- Ctuh Mohday evealne at her- home which st1rt. at 8 p. m. , e-on to be held Thursday 'Jrq in Syracuse. A shffrt busiiless seuion 11 :30 a m. until 1:30 p. m. at conduc~d by Miss MarUu Howell, the DAV Hall in .fomeror. in their •'tlCUiar rnel!ting rooR\-J president . Mrt . f'au1 Kines re<'t'iv. , ,~ ed a birthday gift from her SM!r-et The luncheon has been ~d ·P al. by t he ~oclal committe, at • ,soTb.e hosteaa aerved a qlad Ploolo De•eklpla~ ri al event for the month of Jy.ne course to iw!iss £1eanor Robson, SERVICE · and !)lflnl have been JQade: for Mn. Kloea, Mrs. Dwight :Parker, those who can to remain for--1be Mrs. Patrick Wpod. Mrs. Robert afternOon and play card1 U they Lewis, Mn;.. Max Ward and Miss wish. Howell. Chai:-men of the IO('ial eam-mittee nre Mrs. Tom Rue and Mrs Mr. and Mn. R. H. Pullins of R•ht In The ~~ Of Town Halph Welker. Newark are at their summer cabin Phone SZ7Z IIACINE. OHIO - ----on Shade River. Miss Pearl .Powell, •Parkenburg , I ~~;:;~~"-=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ spent a few day11 will\ her mother I j Mrs. Emma Powell. · Film- Fltlslt Bltllts VIllAGE CUT RATE We Hove Sonie Built aJ!d Paoli:~~ se!ratl . B11t .. FREE!. FLOUR 100 S&H Green Stamps · 5 ~:~ 39c Iwill! IIIII • • - & purdwe of •.. ) 8wift'1 "Toppy" Brawl SUQD BACON .. · · .. · 2 - 1 Lla. Pkgs. 98c ,j (WITH THIS COUPON) eu Redttm this coupon 1t any I VANS IUPIIt MAIKIT '"" til e;IOiint tiiN June 11, 1959. OM CDUport to Ndl JFG SER~ )rd ud lim ltrelf't lAC INI !iunt's FRUIT FREE ............... ........ - JITtpYJS• Sill ;• Cool Dresses , ..~- 55t ~mith , Phillips Sisters Style Shop II< es. Gives a personal word guarantee POMEROY •.- ATI.ANTIC CITY, N. J . UPIPrelidcnt Eisenhower ha11 a8ked the na~1on's dncton lo hel-p fiAht LnflaUon bY char."linll fees that 11\litienl.a: ran "reunnably ua paW '\ · . W A.:::HJNC.TON UPI-The muter .mtnillralion'l now ad · plan for U. S. ilr defense was reported todAy to call for mOdente euu In both of the antl·alrcraft m11111es Involved. in a white--hot Army ~o~nd -Scatt•r_Rugs FLOOR FANS $21.95 - $29.95 - $39.95 Stondood ~laa. NEW DRESSES • . SPECIAL. I AT YOUR DEALERS WEE~·END • ·. . • ·1o~ ' - "EVERYTfllNG IN HARDWARE" POMEROY, OHIO PHONE 419 ~- s.-:•~-- 1 P~l~~ury rJSII~. ;: __ ,...,3.,;...$1 _ •t .' ,. ,. ' ..................... , Appla • .,..., 2 ....... 49t . -....... ........ ... ·- NEHI UPPER TEN & RC COLA CANS YtMtta ._.. , 2 .::0 791 _ - .....: ...."* •.. . . ' JJ:Ila.......,r.... ilftl'ia · BAKED FOR QUAL,ITY SOLD FOR VALUE ONLY AT EVANS - 8 PACK - c : . j Meigs Cou11ty Only l ' ' WHITE . 2 • E•an• Super Trim LARGE . ' LOAVES FRUIT PIES • • • :._ • ' . ., ..1 .~ • 1 . ! ' ..._ . ,, •d\~ J 't·'~"· IB Swtl&'a Premium. · ~ • Cbolee Center Cal& • - • Each45f. ANGEL FOOD. BARS . - ' '-,, . ., Eoch 29t: • ... -· ~-' c ROUND ,., . . . Home Grown -Solid Heads ·f ·AIMcMitJTM · · WIENE"S · ' . . .••. ' ,,. . i 6.5c ... . ..... ' ' • • ~ l •~ \ LB. • • • • • .. • • • 2 for Only 79~ ORANGE DRINK · • • . Dozen 69f. • •• 2 '29f. 46 6 eon only - 3151! or "''' ·.~' ' Hanover TOMATO JUKE· · II -12 OL cans $1.00 Stokely's • '•; .. • 24 PAC:·K oz.$ CANS ' ' Ro.Mi"ti w1'<·,ail)bt ......... ·~ 49c· • RUMP ROAST · · - · • lb. 89c MINUTE ..STEAKS ... -- . - ... Lb. $1.09 Evans Super Trim LEAN , GROUND CHUCK · · · LB.69C CANADIAN BACON - .. - - • Lb. 79f. Swill's Premium - By Tbe Piece w,.. ~ w;....,, ... ~ .·\.~.lid.i'*'lle!Mt l*f 3Cans For 25c or $2.00 Ptr Cast ·Evans Super Trim - Swift's Premium ' ' •• r "Lel'o oil lake a few more miDuleo diirilll! bome or goln1 to the plenlr. Toke on ..U. loot IQI' ..tely'o oake IIIII summer. Make II a oafe summer r.. lbelr eblldren, our cblldren tmd your eblldren. · · • be ~1 • ~ 12 PACK Fresh P~· .... - ... ·21bs. 39c . . 'UcUtnbers . . ~.·~;~"· . ' '""·-· . ·3.• 2C}c ·. '·· School's Oui! The ehOdren are on the r~ lhli JrBDd lal!d of ours. Every lime a bAll rolls lnlo lhe there II a child right behind II. Every bike luis a child pusblug the ped· als." . lOt M _WS · ·· · · ······ ···· · 24llox49c ~ • • • ' Trim - Swill's Premium Evans Super . ' - - ............. .' NO. 300 CANS • SJ ~ ~~,.~~~~t::~·-~~·~·~-~~ k~~~~~~~· ON .. ....~r-.. ·f j Si*lr01•rs-~~--~39c ' · .. 59c GET ACQUAINTED OFFER - ~n. ···- ' ' .... Ptrk·C•St•aks ........ _.. 89c I 2c• •1 :......~: ', :~,. :,. ~: ~~~,_ Banord • • • SCHOOL'S OUT . ' ..594 / 3' ,.. .,,. J . ·' t I ..,....,... _ B·i 'tuit$,w. Cnops. I Pork ·Chops ......... -......... .... TQmatoes : Ebersbach Hardware L Rib I' I WINDOW FANS $27.95 and $39.95 ~:. · (tRier (Iff I Cocktai:l =:" 2 ":.!' 49c 1 Corn "'t~ 2 ":.: 35c 1 UPI-Ropreoen· 111110 Hilh School Aii·Sllr bot,.. bill Po·rK e ecidl ~ COLUIIJUS ·· 1 colon Air Force feud . taUvea of the Columbut Junior Chambtr' of Commeret huddJtd tod•Y with -baubaJ.l coaebea ln In effort lo lei a IPontor for the ' ' $1 98 II ~;::;; Ao-led c 12 oz. JAR ns • Off The Wire .. COI,UMRUS UPI- Gov . Mifhoel V. DiS•tl\e torla),. o rcll!rtJd Flnan{'t' Dir~clor Jame~ Maloon to Jook Into n $242,531 t•ontruct awart:lcrl at K~!Jt State Un lvl!rslty fnr landac:lplng around a building, NO. l'lz CAN Van Camp's Nobody TABLEFANS- 8 inch, 10 inch, 12 inch $6.95 - $15.95 - $19.95 • • • Ma Brown- Peac~, Pineapple, Blackberry, Cherry Late News W A fHl EN , 0 . lll'J- Police to· day i nvesti~atell lhf! s hotgun cloath 'l'l•c>c!idliy nil!hl nf Clarence Rollgh , 42. Trumbull County polict• ol'f' 1·('r wh o was accused uf moleiiLOI a 17-yeu -old girl. Jtou~h. a l.Jbcl'\y Town.11hip cun· 11lable, waa (ound slumped in h111 ''ur nn a tnwnllhlp rnad. dt•<td uf cht•st wound M from Li shotgun found ueat the body . c 16 oz. JAR . -. . .. .......,. , _ 1!L lf!f STYLED by KREI.l.S Admllletl June 8: Miss Miriam VInton; Graden Houck, Glllllpolis; Mrs. Harry Hyaell , Ad· dison ; Mrs. Clayton Barrell, Mld· rlluport Mrs. HerDert Bu8h, Gai Upoli.a Mrs. Robert Keffer. Pt. COURT STREET Pl.; &lrs. Maurice Durst, Pomeroy; ~lr~ . Wrndy Hoffmun. New 1 ·~=:::;:;;:::::::;==::;:;;::::;;:;:::;:::::;;:;::::;: Hav&n ; Ml". llu11h Shirley . I.E"· I, tal'l. es. . . - • ta1 Who but SEE TilE NEW NEW COOL SUMMER DRESSES Arriving Daily At c a nut utte COME SEE OUR LARGB SELECTION EYNON'S t.Niy........ Corner Mill and No. Second Sh. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MILK GLASS CARNU .. . ....... $t.95 Cbrome Polish . . . . fi25 ~ thh cwpon at ...,- IVANI lUPER" MARKIT until cit:Mnt tinw J'fftt U, 1959. 0... A-~~"" to MCh where It's fun to shopl fltmlly. ,...... . I O..p. Gloat SOHIO \ Clov.. Farm TOMATO JUICE (ft.o1. size) . . !De <;lover Farm INSTANT C(tfi'}:E (1Hz. far) . . 7te jar Clovu Farm P&\NUT ·Bl!tTtR . . .. ll.ot. ~lass 19c Clover Farm APPLE SAUCE (303 slz~) .. 2 eans for 33e Royal Seol OLEO (l-Ib. bloek) .... . .. . e lb. for $1.80 N&\T SELF STARTING LJGRT CHARCOAL tmd EVEJt\'THING FOR THE PICNIC For That SpeciGI Gift GtVE. ' meet your friends at ROUND STEAK . .. ' ' ..... " •·. 87 c I~• ' OLD ~KEHOUSE . W I E N E R S .......... 1.11r. llo 5~ . LILI DAVIY CHIPP!D BEEF . . . . . . . . '14 lb. · ~•. 35c SLI(:ED. PORK STEAK ....... ·\ 49c lb•. OLO Slo\OIIIHOUSE . j BONELESS HAM ............ · 79c Iii. '· CAMERAS SOHIO AUTO POUSH Pint 98c Tar Remover , . . . 58e pl. \. c / • ··Lb. Cello 39f. . . ' GRAPEFRUIT JUICE · · · · · · · ··· 32 az. C.n. 29c Stokely•• - PIDeappi..Orange 32-01. Cans · . PONG DliNK ·· · · ·.· 4Cans . �. . , - .... .··-- . . .. • J' • ·~··· "I . ............. ~-- ..,--~- • ....actne , Guy Swadley, Middlep.ort BPW Observes 1Sth ,: Birthday On Tuesdav E¥eniria 10• 19511-5 1 )I,.: 14aey. llad llelttiont : P;t:fl Philion ond IIIN -Mit)' Flatter: Mra. 0 . 1 . Stout • The t hirteeall\ birthday of the Middleport ilusinest an1 .J teynoldl, l'n)femonat Women's Club was observed Tueaday evening report~ were liven when the Club met at the 11 eath Methodist Ch~rch for their I ,,~:rr; chairmen regul~r •ling. I'ten. Committee and the .__.J nAe AU. STAR TV Wrestling (1 Belweea Women) ORGANIZATION LAKIN STATE HOSPITAL Friday, June 12 8:30P.M. N. Y. UPIatrongest amateur contingent J1 .years challenged tbe ~ield 1 ':::;:::;:;~ Ua~ Mth ·U. S. Open champion- It t6(iay, but the betting was . National Guard Annory ' Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. ll -:111 ~~ 'tllem,m~!<• M..lly of them · "Cbamplon CharleY , Olrlahoma $1 .5& ADULTS 15< CIIILDRil N . .~" T.ll.GIJ 11STO . lS :! TQ , lW'AKE CAMPING :. MORE FUN .." Choose Here 'The Presents He'll Like Best On Fathers Day June 21st MEN'S DRESS Dress Shirts Trousers He'll go lor one 'If our fine dress Shirta:, in t-olors and white. AU sizes. s ftA· . r I NT '• Owner Col. P-istol $6.95 .... 22Cai.H&R Ta 'll•t Pistol . lji39.95 .. sP-n~er Mont~• .' . . ' w. ......· ... • I . ~ . ' ·,,, ~ . ' Gl1i 1.; :r"~M1 s .. ·. ~ ,'""111 p $200 ••• $300 ••• $500 P'Ciiuitor . fOil YOUR VACAtioN SUNO(o STATION w. Har•·rs feels his lop-aided vie· HIC.A:GO t:JPI--P~tehtr Df1!t· · tory over Powell, ll fo.ririer plo· 0 tt hl'l tiiren returned tc a4ti0 !essionnl foutbnll player with the 1t ua with the ChJcaa:o Cu~ atf !:~~~~~~~~ San Fn~ ncisC'o '49era, puts him In ter SO di)'S on the diaablt!d list: · li line f:lr another shot at the heavy The Cubs aaked walYers on pitch· warmlnt up 1 think our weight title. er Bolj Porterfield. pitcher'• eettina flredl" ·- - ---;:;---;--~~~~--;;;;:-~~:-=..:...:=~:_____ l'ho•e 334•Ji; ~Itt' st. Sto.te. 'Wide J~*'" ·Soles Colt Targetstnan . $SUS . • : '- .. .. ... _, • ·I , · ' · HURRY! HURRY! TIME IS GETfiNG SHORT DR~WING JULY 4th · WIN THIS BEAUTIFUL NEW Hotpoint Refrigerator You Can · Register 1959 Every Day So Come In Jnereaoe Your ll CU. FT. Chanees Of Winning WITH LAROE 75 LB. · You G.n't FlEIIIU Hav.Toh NF.W YORK UPI - In-gemar Juhan11sun, the h1ppy Swede, claimed a double victory today 11 he and Floyd Patteraon headed down the home stretch their biy fiBht, June 28, with obMtocles removed. Challenver Johannon , •bact in camp at Grouinger. N, Y.. net only kayoed conte nder Eddte Ma· chen in fcdcrnl r~~ :l Tuesday, but he claimed, "I think 1 win the !irst round over Patteraon." , Ingemar cllllmed a paycboloal· cal victory over champion Patter· son durin~ the ofrleial alinlna of contracts at headquarter11 of the New York State Athletk Commis. sion. "l keep looking at Pattertob and 81nilln11 at him," Jo.hanoon explained . "but he no look at me. He ~on't look at me onct. I think r win th~ tir&. ( 'round Over llim- that'• the Ir Joh.anason he'a toinc tb1t w~t a - w'hen he was to extend •beyond Feb. 14, ·~ he arreeml!nt Is unreasonable." He uld it would plaee "an· unreasonable restrlcthm" upon tender was JGhanuon. the aereement Yiloi.OUIZ, ii'usso MATCHID LOS ANGELEs IJP!-Mol<h· maker '6eor11e Parnasaua lias mat· ehed . undefeated. Mexican llltht· wei.ht Mturo Vazquez and John· 'DY B1.1..0 ·Of New York t:_qr the 1&-rllll'ld lleotun boot of tli'e 18tlt annual fteht for Uvea 'ebaritr ' _ Julf 18 cat Olympic Audit& stzes. tii,~ iht SIIIU:hl . '· ·. I .. 8ostctnian Named New President-Of Christian·Science ' l . $45.o6 •ot YOUA IIOMI e EAts\' 1'0 APPs.Y . • COVER• . 1110118 . $4·'' ... ' SLACKS · · · :· · .Fro11 ""95 , .... ,purcha~ . p }4otj'Joint Refrigerator ~tUICI this time 11rtd win this refriger~tor l!ou;rehostt price ,will be returned to you. fliDA~ ONLY ' SPORT' SIIRTS.. · · ·'-. $t.SO (with thll Swim Wear. . • •••ch ..... $2••.....$ '-, $(50 , -1-· CouliCHt OMII At Yeur WA.SH lllld WEAII, .B,_M, L ... XL · ,·r.'!i' .. SUMMER .ROlES · · · · · · · .... · · ··· · .. · · O.h"Y Y•l ..y Until ..., $1.59 to $2.99 ·IEIMUDA SHORTS MOB'I Kllll POlO SHilTS ·· $tOO tt $2.99 fl ES · ·· ·· · .. · · · · $1.80 BOW TIES · .. :··· · .$UO . · Cerds, Plaids, · R.aynn ens Melt's · · HIIIAtrellith JOe " 39c m "SOJid . cplors, sill~ll, Linsizes medium and large. -$2.99 .TO $U9 · 4 ••d II ko 1 package Htindkerchlefs $1 ~~-··Felt .$3.99to .$8.95 STR~H SOCKS 39c & 49c pr. DRESS COTTON SOCICS 29c to 49~ $len'• SWIM 'rlYNks fM- Brief' t. Boxer Styli> $1 •99 a..... ....IM .,...99 Ho.., ·..: • - . ANOllllll -~ PAIIIIIMioSAIIIIJ pglf_. 5Dort JaCkets Pulel 'Shades Nylon and, Colton $4.98 ·~ ' -" . ~: '· . ' MRS. KATI!RYN F. COO" !"''"flln F. 'qloiiOI Boston ,.namt:d . Pre,tdent or Church, 'the Fl'int C~ist, Scitmtillt in Mea'• SftORT ·COATS $17.'95 -l: up . ....... liEN'S l.UGGAGI: ............. c........,.,. ea.. uus ---........ . , . . . . ... . . $!.41 . ········' .. ., . .•, Two Suiter . . . . . . $!S.It , -..Luggage . tB.IS ud .9.1111 CASUAL an4 bltESSt SMES. SUMJIMS Solid tolori'to -blado ,......... $1.99tt$Ut . . . !lollcl ool.... plaldo . Pa$tels, Blacks and Black-Whitt • . ·;.' ,_tf\ I ,' $1.59tt$1.H Plaidllctts . $1.39 allll i.M . $5;95 -$8.95--$10.95 I , Cl"llliTI-P~ .. .._.~ .. •' DAIRY VA&.U~ I' .. . •' ··I"; · At The Pomeroy 8o.,d 8fk!te ' P~MEROY . ,OMIO .' · Shoeo . HOUIO lUSPAN DRESSES • ~·- Mea's ' . WHIR .SHilTS · · · · .>. : .- • • • : • · • • . ' -~) All colors and Design!. Slllall Medium and La•ge · • uu:at•.LONOM ""'- ' '19• ... Short Sleeve Plaba or Fnet'· . Wub & w- •'Ill Sumnlor Weight $3.99alll $4.98 ·Lo41oo Wlllh a. We~. Daeroa or 'Wool THUR$DAY o11d Sires 29 to 42 N£W $K1PMEHt OF UDtlS . ... JACKETs·· ···· From .$4.95 1 NO'I'RING 1'0 BUY - NO PUZ.~LES TO SOLVE ~UST COM! IN AND REGISTER Sport Shirts BRI)lFS Llghtwelcltt Waallible . T• Wl•l Ivy llflllll SlACKS ,~.~J ~RRIV~ ~ . WASH and WUI · · $27.t5 '"'f' .••. Et~M ~ot~- IIIO'IIC1'ION CompWI 111d Diekle MATIRIALS IHC.0Jt,P0~'tiD ' Maeiln; W. 'la. DACRON and WOOL IDEAL FOR Y.EAR 'ROUND ·Pattorson, back in eamp at Chatllam . N. Y., today, had no eomm"'nt. But manarer D'A.Q'!ato who moved Into for the tirRt time, declared, .. ~· H.OGG 6 by STYLEMA.Itt · huh?'' ·. PAINT . ' "SINCE ilh" . " · •· ' · NO. SECOND AVE. ."- • <• ' MlbDLEPORT sun·s Call off · .-~!uQsto $10.115• ~""·' ;ji !il">4.:,. Father's Day Junf: ·21st Wltltout rullnl upon the acreemcrt\, Judie HP:U$1 • . . . :u ·PAIR~ ..• ·.. ···~~~~·, · Sha,· Stote · SUGGESTIONS FOR bout with ,Patteraon. . ~¥~t~Oxf4)rds. s~~oo Pr· cation ,,..._ , lT_URI , ''<. . . $4.98 to $7.95 $~99 · Men's Short St.eve Bitw denied him tn 1 retum matf!h """ ,. (Formerly Coil ins Jewelry) RANCH ""- -DRESS SHI&TS K&C JEWELERS THESPOITS$n'Eit & Happy Swede Claims First RoiJild Victory-Already ·· Over HeavyweightiChamp Patterson ;_;k,. tl 22 Ca!. At!lomail< lllac'CREtOll · RI!ADQUARTERS Mill Sl. MYllloport · to t• witlutilt ~;;~~~ :cieeHied ancl oiled Colt Scout Pittol $49.95 . AU~II.O,~ZI!ll 1 YEAR IS LOlliG ENOUGH •• ;; lKwlnt 22 Cal. Single Arllon -... , .•• rfalt . jai .. > ' •. 1 t 29 to 50, p.leotion, 110111e Wash find buol £111<, Drip Dry. Dod CROSS twtbWMI I Closed Sunday ..Uternoon For S1·99 · DE·A · N... I""' MRY :~. ~ ke ru•'e·h-WIV otk . Spon80red by UNITED EMPLOYEES • The ltrp dteorate~ birthday Wesley Fry, ciH!bail'man; ...... the Jalr m'Htina cake Wll cut ·by the Junior Pnl Charlotte Perrin,,Mrs.. Atnold Dod· at the Middleport ~oodol~ Presldtrtt, Itlrt. Wei;IE"y Fry and son, Mn. Arothur Mra. lt on Lhe re1uhrr tneetina ni.J:hl \I~ou',:;:'1~~'t{~;";;'J:•~· boo) , llt!f'Ved with ~earn after the L. Miller and "MI'I. Fro.rl. _ :1 youlre tob di'llner. tlhe pr~ldt!nt . Mn. NelUe Fi.1ar1ce: Mrs. Guy Mrl. ~lTIO TO COURT Valr &:ave a tr1bute to the put Kenneth McElhinny, : c arl William 1CaU1f, 18, Mid .. , dlepott, bls been eitecl It) the .ltep . )ohn W. preaident1 and charter membel'l Miss ·Nina Ruasen, Stale llilhway P\trol tn\:b M~i&• lost on bts wfth 1 c:pmparisor. on friendships Houdashelt, M'iu 1 Mn. Denver ~iee, Mra. Wem· Juyeni!e c our Saturda1 ror drivto make 18 the age ria .,Veral ways . Mrs. Guy •ReynoLds, Mis-s Nina er, Miu Edna Mae Swick, Mrt. ina ~~~t or center. of as well 1s the mtnl· Ruuell, Mh;s Freddie Houdt~shelt, Russell Mill• and Miu :Et1a Mae mUm vl)ijng aJe, That would .ar- l\(n. Edr~ar Reynolds and Mr~. Fry Norton. tect eontrads, liquor dl"inkiDi, Spocial Corrimittee: Mil'l Sea JDNIS ACCU!Il!D and other areas wh~ lge mini· each told briefly of the highlie~ts during their terms u club pre1i· Sanborn, Mrt. Freda We1ling, MarRay mon Jonea, q , Coobftle,. mums are a r.Ctor. Brown later dent. I~:~:;• Durst. Federation Com· was lodCed in 'ht- Melp CouQtv 11ainst Ute . bill. Plans for Tuesday'FI meeting h : Mrs . Roaeoe f"Owler, )(n. i T11esday on a ehlr(e o{ driv· l:i! 1fj were made by Mrs. Ray •Pickens. Forest and MiP Caro\ Ro(Jgb. ine a truck without the ownl!r'a lt I vice president, who Wall in charge National Security: Mrs. Oren L of the pr8gram wben the group Smith, Mrs Dale Dutton and i)(ju · (C~ p:I'Wfi, ,... OM] adjourned to the 'Sunday School Farie Erlewine. Health and Sale· 'kfellafd. A. Piette. OCA chairman • ty: Mrs. Fred Hibbs, Mill Jean La· ICI c•IAM IOCIAL and F'\'pnk P . Converse, Jiftllident Ttle president read a note from rna, Miss Frances Roush, Mrs. WitThe Youn1 Manifll Cia•• will and chairman of -the operating liftS 1tate president, Mrs. ·bur Theobatd, Mn. George Eben· sponso: an Ice eream social Frl· Engi!leers eO~mn.tee. ' Ict•loeappreciation Maloney, expressing th&nks bach and Mrs. David Jenkins. Tel- ,d~';:Y:~a~I~£,Ji:ao . ~ P· m. on the lawn of for· the retep· ept(c1ne Committee chairman b: Weber, Long Bottom. The which Districl 11, of which Miss Nina Russell. Career Ad· The Is inYited. l~il?di~P''~.' is a member, ·gave for Committee: Mrs. Allf'D t; Mr. and •hrs. R.,. van••~ State ConYenlion in Mts. Mabel Sanborn ...ru:l' repre· I ':l:~llo~at~;. Mrs. Vale also read a Mrs. Wilma· Sargent. Public and d:.~ughten called on Ma ey W. L. 1~ote front Mrs. Guy Reynolds -Relations:. 'Mrs. 0 . .P. Klein and Pierre Sunday evenine. and thanking the club for their part Miss Houdashell Leg\Siatlon: MfJ·IJ"';;;;;;;;;;~,_;,:"';;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;=, in the Community Celebration on Edith Forrest, Mrs. D. S. Harold, We c.-rty 'lbe MfthMial .na.y. Mrs. ·H8rry McMaster and Mrs. Complete tine· Of Alice Yurasits. :..-.1 "'rs. Fred Hibbs, chairman of Emblem : · Miss S<:oan Park. ldts. the elub's· booth at the celebration Edgar •Pratt, Miss Jerry Pullell and reportea that $43.80 was taken in Miss Nina RusseU. Public Afrain: or whi<'h 38.20 WAs turned over to Miss Lama, Mn. Nora &aU, Mrs. th'e Park Association. Hibbs and Mrs. Kenaetll MeElhin· Let Vs lteip Y011 Mrs. Reynolds announced a re· ny. Music: Mrs. Clarence Lacey for the new Ohio State and Mrs. Ethel Chapm 111 n. Sehol..., In Columbus "this com- ship: Miss Russell, Mrs. Moore, and Urged members also announc ed the Mrs. Chapman and Mril. Homer Bill U,wti, meeting. ·to be held in Rus&ell. 0, ;Membership: Mrs. E. • - tjll7·Y . Mlddlttoo"- 0 . 14 16 A 1.\.fust · · and Mrs. P..'ora"cc McElhinn'y. In her report on t.he convention "Mrs. Raynolds thanked members Of the' local club ror cooperation and help ~ ret:!eive"d during the year while she was District .;;~·; ~~; after tor and; abo for· the• help .a fa· the May Corventlon when she was In etJarge o tbe ~ception held for )OUr ..._,.. the State President. other res;Qrt!l on the convention giyen ,by tbe delegates, Mi.!i.11 J'hilllps, Mrs. E. o. Rall, Miss LamR, Mrs·. Vale and Mrs. ,p,,,kem One report quoted Mrs. Dorothy D. Br~macombe, speaker ;-"' at the Saturday night banquet, who ~ated that due to the population 'l'atob.. lopt in tip top j.p.hop ...... - .·'8tiq ,._ / increase and ' higher standard of in lor tree iaepectioit to "" if it n-1• eleuie,J, 00.1 • ~ living, girls graduating from hlg}l repaira. E:~>Pf't, p8raatel!lill W«k.. ~ school now can count on working at least 2!S years al a job outside the home whether they marry or not. The awards which the club had been given at the eonventiGn were presented. One aw;jrd was for 1t1 percent increase in membership Ph011e 385 Pom~roy, 0. r.uring the past year and the other · 'wa.t ~9r kal'~~~~ ":~ or more new men'IY:lers durmt · National Week. .~ll~dlePGrt waS the ,only club in the diStrict to win the second award and only 26 other eluba in the state received it. 'New committe"es were announe· ed 'for the yea;r. They are: Hoatess -M~s. -Nan Moore. chairman; Mr11. Bill To R:r uiK- Wotre eollect.ed a !lingle, double Wnd trl,lte. ~t that, he barely ~teUpd the !bat work of Tom ,. •I I Mloo:lE'PORT STORE ' 'SWIM stm $3.9h~$1.95 ~.;;;.~~ '· �. . , - .... .··-- . . .. • J' • ·~··· "I . ............. ~-- ..,--~- • ....actne , Guy Swadley, Middlep.ort BPW Observes 1Sth ,: Birthday On Tuesdav E¥eniria 10• 19511-5 1 )I,.: 14aey. llad llelttiont : P;t:fl Philion ond IIIN -Mit)' Flatter: Mra. 0 . 1 . Stout • The t hirteeall\ birthday of the Middleport ilusinest an1 .J teynoldl, l'n)femonat Women's Club was observed Tueaday evening report~ were liven when the Club met at the 11 eath Methodist Ch~rch for their I ,,~:rr; chairmen regul~r •ling. I'ten. Committee and the .__.J nAe AU. STAR TV Wrestling (1 Belweea Women) ORGANIZATION LAKIN STATE HOSPITAL Friday, June 12 8:30P.M. N. Y. UPIatrongest amateur contingent J1 .years challenged tbe ~ield 1 ':::;:::;:;~ Ua~ Mth ·U. S. Open champion- It t6(iay, but the betting was . National Guard Annory ' Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. ll -:111 ~~ 'tllem,m~!<• M..lly of them · "Cbamplon CharleY , Olrlahoma $1 .5& ADULTS 15< CIIILDRil N . .~" T.ll.GIJ 11STO . lS :! TQ , lW'AKE CAMPING :. MORE FUN .." Choose Here 'The Presents He'll Like Best On Fathers Day June 21st MEN'S DRESS Dress Shirts Trousers He'll go lor one 'If our fine dress Shirta:, in t-olors and white. AU sizes. s ftA· . r I NT '• Owner Col. P-istol $6.95 .... 22Cai.H&R Ta 'll•t Pistol . lji39.95 .. sP-n~er Mont~• .' . . ' w. ......· ... • I . ~ . ' ·,,, ~ . ' Gl1i 1.; :r"~M1 s .. ·. ~ ,'""111 p $200 ••• $300 ••• $500 P'Ciiuitor . fOil YOUR VACAtioN SUNO(o STATION w. Har•·rs feels his lop-aided vie· HIC.A:GO t:JPI--P~tehtr Df1!t· · tory over Powell, ll fo.ririer plo· 0 tt hl'l tiiren returned tc a4ti0 !essionnl foutbnll player with the 1t ua with the ChJcaa:o Cu~ atf !:~~~~~~~~ San Fn~ ncisC'o '49era, puts him In ter SO di)'S on the diaablt!d list: · li line f:lr another shot at the heavy The Cubs aaked walYers on pitch· warmlnt up 1 think our weight title. er Bolj Porterfield. pitcher'• eettina flredl" ·- - ---;:;---;--~~~~--;;;;:-~~:-=..:...:=~:_____ l'ho•e 334•Ji; ~Itt' st. Sto.te. 'Wide J~*'" ·Soles Colt Targetstnan . $SUS . • : '- .. .. ... _, • ·I , · ' · HURRY! HURRY! TIME IS GETfiNG SHORT DR~WING JULY 4th · WIN THIS BEAUTIFUL NEW Hotpoint Refrigerator You Can · Register 1959 Every Day So Come In Jnereaoe Your ll CU. FT. Chanees Of Winning WITH LAROE 75 LB. · You G.n't FlEIIIU Hav.Toh NF.W YORK UPI - In-gemar Juhan11sun, the h1ppy Swede, claimed a double victory today 11 he and Floyd Patteraon headed down the home stretch their biy fiBht, June 28, with obMtocles removed. Challenver Johannon , •bact in camp at Grouinger. N, Y.. net only kayoed conte nder Eddte Ma· chen in fcdcrnl r~~ :l Tuesday, but he claimed, "I think 1 win the !irst round over Patteraon." , Ingemar cllllmed a paycboloal· cal victory over champion Patter· son durin~ the ofrleial alinlna of contracts at headquarter11 of the New York State Athletk Commis. sion. "l keep looking at Pattertob and 81nilln11 at him," Jo.hanoon explained . "but he no look at me. He ~on't look at me onct. I think r win th~ tir&. ( 'round Over llim- that'• the Ir Joh.anason he'a toinc tb1t w~t a - w'hen he was to extend •beyond Feb. 14, ·~ he arreeml!nt Is unreasonable." He uld it would plaee "an· unreasonable restrlcthm" upon tender was JGhanuon. the aereement Yiloi.OUIZ, ii'usso MATCHID LOS ANGELEs IJP!-Mol<h· maker '6eor11e Parnasaua lias mat· ehed . undefeated. Mexican llltht· wei.ht Mturo Vazquez and John· 'DY B1.1..0 ·Of New York t:_qr the 1&-rllll'ld lleotun boot of tli'e 18tlt annual fteht for Uvea 'ebaritr ' _ Julf 18 cat Olympic Audit& stzes. tii,~ iht SIIIU:hl . '· ·. I .. 8ostctnian Named New President-Of Christian·Science ' l . $45.o6 •ot YOUA IIOMI e EAts\' 1'0 APPs.Y . • COVER• . 1110118 . $4·'' ... ' SLACKS · · · :· · .Fro11 ""95 , .... ,purcha~ . p }4otj'Joint Refrigerator ~tUICI this time 11rtd win this refriger~tor l!ou;rehostt price ,will be returned to you. fliDA~ ONLY ' SPORT' SIIRTS.. · · ·'-. $t.SO (with thll Swim Wear. . • •••ch ..... $2••.....$ '-, $(50 , -1-· CouliCHt OMII At Yeur WA.SH lllld WEAII, .B,_M, L ... XL · ,·r.'!i' .. SUMMER .ROlES · · · · · · · .... · · ··· · .. · · O.h"Y Y•l ..y Until ..., $1.59 to $2.99 ·IEIMUDA SHORTS MOB'I Kllll POlO SHilTS ·· $tOO tt $2.99 fl ES · ·· ·· · .. · · · · $1.80 BOW TIES · .. :··· · .$UO . · Cerds, Plaids, · R.aynn ens Melt's · · HIIIAtrellith JOe " 39c m "SOJid . cplors, sill~ll, Linsizes medium and large. -$2.99 .TO $U9 · 4 ••d II ko 1 package Htindkerchlefs $1 ~~-··Felt .$3.99to .$8.95 STR~H SOCKS 39c & 49c pr. DRESS COTTON SOCICS 29c to 49~ $len'• SWIM 'rlYNks fM- Brief' t. Boxer Styli> $1 •99 a..... ....IM .,...99 Ho.., ·..: • - . ANOllllll -~ PAIIIIIMioSAIIIIJ pglf_. 5Dort JaCkets Pulel 'Shades Nylon and, Colton $4.98 ·~ ' -" . ~: '· . ' MRS. KATI!RYN F. COO" !"''"flln F. 'qloiiOI Boston ,.namt:d . Pre,tdent or Church, 'the Fl'int C~ist, Scitmtillt in Mea'• SftORT ·COATS $17.'95 -l: up . ....... liEN'S l.UGGAGI: ............. c........,.,. ea.. uus ---........ . , . . . . ... . . $!.41 . ········' .. ., . .•, Two Suiter . . . . . . $!S.It , -..Luggage . tB.IS ud .9.1111 CASUAL an4 bltESSt SMES. SUMJIMS Solid tolori'to -blado ,......... $1.99tt$Ut . . . !lollcl ool.... plaldo . Pa$tels, Blacks and Black-Whitt • . ·;.' ,_tf\ I ,' $1.59tt$1.H Plaidllctts . $1.39 allll i.M . $5;95 -$8.95--$10.95 I , Cl"llliTI-P~ .. .._.~ .. •' DAIRY VA&.U~ I' .. . •' ··I"; · At The Pomeroy 8o.,d 8fk!te ' P~MEROY . ,OMIO .' · Shoeo . HOUIO lUSPAN DRESSES • ~·- Mea's ' . WHIR .SHilTS · · · · .>. : .- • • • : • · • • . ' -~) All colors and Design!. Slllall Medium and La•ge · • uu:at•.LONOM ""'- ' '19• ... Short Sleeve Plaba or Fnet'· . Wub & w- •'Ill Sumnlor Weight $3.99alll $4.98 ·Lo41oo Wlllh a. We~. Daeroa or 'Wool THUR$DAY o11d Sires 29 to 42 N£W $K1PMEHt OF UDtlS . ... JACKETs·· ···· From .$4.95 1 NO'I'RING 1'0 BUY - NO PUZ.~LES TO SOLVE ~UST COM! IN AND REGISTER Sport Shirts BRI)lFS Llghtwelcltt Waallible . T• Wl•l Ivy llflllll SlACKS ,~.~J ~RRIV~ ~ . WASH and WUI · · $27.t5 '"'f' .••. Et~M ~ot~- IIIO'IIC1'ION CompWI 111d Diekle MATIRIALS IHC.0Jt,P0~'tiD ' Maeiln; W. 'la. DACRON and WOOL IDEAL FOR Y.EAR 'ROUND ·Pattorson, back in eamp at Chatllam . N. Y., today, had no eomm"'nt. But manarer D'A.Q'!ato who moved Into for the tirRt time, declared, .. ~· H.OGG 6 by STYLEMA.Itt · huh?'' ·. PAINT . ' "SINCE ilh" . " · •· ' · NO. SECOND AVE. ."- • <• ' MlbDLEPORT sun·s Call off · .-~!uQsto $10.115• ~""·' ;ji !il">4.:,. Father's Day Junf: ·21st Wltltout rullnl upon the acreemcrt\, Judie HP:U$1 • . . . :u ·PAIR~ ..• ·.. ···~~~~·, · Sha,· Stote · SUGGESTIONS FOR bout with ,Patteraon. . ~¥~t~Oxf4)rds. s~~oo Pr· cation ,,..._ , lT_URI , ''<. . . $4.98 to $7.95 $~99 · Men's Short St.eve Bitw denied him tn 1 retum matf!h """ ,. (Formerly Coil ins Jewelry) RANCH ""- -DRESS SHI&TS K&C JEWELERS THESPOITS$n'Eit & Happy Swede Claims First RoiJild Victory-Already ·· Over HeavyweightiChamp Patterson ;_;k,. tl 22 Ca!. At!lomail< lllac'CREtOll · RI!ADQUARTERS Mill Sl. MYllloport · to t• witlutilt ~;;~~~ :cieeHied ancl oiled Colt Scout Pittol $49.95 . AU~II.O,~ZI!ll 1 YEAR IS LOlliG ENOUGH •• ;; lKwlnt 22 Cal. Single Arllon -... , .•• rfalt . jai .. > ' •. 1 t 29 to 50, p.leotion, 110111e Wash find buol £111<, Drip Dry. Dod CROSS twtbWMI I Closed Sunday ..Uternoon For S1·99 · DE·A · N... I""' MRY :~. ~ ke ru•'e·h-WIV otk . Spon80red by UNITED EMPLOYEES • The ltrp dteorate~ birthday Wesley Fry, ciH!bail'man; ...... the Jalr m'Htina cake Wll cut ·by the Junior Pnl Charlotte Perrin,,Mrs.. Atnold Dod· at the Middleport ~oodol~ Presldtrtt, Itlrt. Wei;IE"y Fry and son, Mn. Arothur Mra. lt on Lhe re1uhrr tneetina ni.J:hl \I~ou',:;:'1~~'t{~;";;'J:•~· boo) , llt!f'Ved with ~earn after the L. Miller and "MI'I. Fro.rl. _ :1 youlre tob di'llner. tlhe pr~ldt!nt . Mn. NelUe Fi.1ar1ce: Mrs. Guy Mrl. ~lTIO TO COURT Valr &:ave a tr1bute to the put Kenneth McElhinny, : c arl William 1CaU1f, 18, Mid .. , dlepott, bls been eitecl It) the .ltep . )ohn W. preaident1 and charter membel'l Miss ·Nina Ruasen, Stale llilhway P\trol tn\:b M~i&• lost on bts wfth 1 c:pmparisor. on friendships Houdashelt, M'iu 1 Mn. Denver ~iee, Mra. Wem· Juyeni!e c our Saturda1 ror drivto make 18 the age ria .,Veral ways . Mrs. Guy •ReynoLds, Mis-s Nina er, Miu Edna Mae Swick, Mrt. ina ~~~t or center. of as well 1s the mtnl· Ruuell, Mh;s Freddie Houdt~shelt, Russell Mill• and Miu :Et1a Mae mUm vl)ijng aJe, That would .ar- l\(n. Edr~ar Reynolds and Mr~. Fry Norton. tect eontrads, liquor dl"inkiDi, Spocial Corrimittee: Mil'l Sea JDNIS ACCU!Il!D and other areas wh~ lge mini· each told briefly of the highlie~ts during their terms u club pre1i· Sanborn, Mrt. Freda We1ling, MarRay mon Jonea, q , Coobftle,. mums are a r.Ctor. Brown later dent. I~:~:;• Durst. Federation Com· was lodCed in 'ht- Melp CouQtv 11ainst Ute . bill. Plans for Tuesday'FI meeting h : Mrs . Roaeoe f"Owler, )(n. i T11esday on a ehlr(e o{ driv· l:i! 1fj were made by Mrs. Ray •Pickens. Forest and MiP Caro\ Ro(Jgb. ine a truck without the ownl!r'a lt I vice president, who Wall in charge National Security: Mrs. Oren L of the pr8gram wben the group Smith, Mrs Dale Dutton and i)(ju · (C~ p:I'Wfi, ,... OM] adjourned to the 'Sunday School Farie Erlewine. Health and Sale· 'kfellafd. A. Piette. OCA chairman • ty: Mrs. Fred Hibbs, Mill Jean La· ICI c•IAM IOCIAL and F'\'pnk P . Converse, Jiftllident Ttle president read a note from rna, Miss Frances Roush, Mrs. WitThe Youn1 Manifll Cia•• will and chairman of -the operating liftS 1tate president, Mrs. ·bur Theobatd, Mn. George Eben· sponso: an Ice eream social Frl· Engi!leers eO~mn.tee. ' Ict•loeappreciation Maloney, expressing th&nks bach and Mrs. David Jenkins. Tel- ,d~';:Y:~a~I~£,Ji:ao . ~ P· m. on the lawn of for· the retep· ept(c1ne Committee chairman b: Weber, Long Bottom. The which Districl 11, of which Miss Nina Russell. Career Ad· The Is inYited. l~il?di~P''~.' is a member, ·gave for Committee: Mrs. Allf'D t; Mr. and •hrs. R.,. van••~ State ConYenlion in Mts. Mabel Sanborn ...ru:l' repre· I ':l:~llo~at~;. Mrs. Vale also read a Mrs. Wilma· Sargent. Public and d:.~ughten called on Ma ey W. L. 1~ote front Mrs. Guy Reynolds -Relations:. 'Mrs. 0 . .P. Klein and Pierre Sunday evenine. and thanking the club for their part Miss Houdashell Leg\Siatlon: MfJ·IJ"';;;;;;;;;;~,_;,:"';;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;=, in the Community Celebration on Edith Forrest, Mrs. D. S. Harold, We c.-rty 'lbe MfthMial .na.y. Mrs. ·H8rry McMaster and Mrs. Complete tine· Of Alice Yurasits. :..-.1 "'rs. Fred Hibbs, chairman of Emblem : · Miss S<:oan Park. ldts. the elub's· booth at the celebration Edgar •Pratt, Miss Jerry Pullell and reportea that $43.80 was taken in Miss Nina RusseU. Public Afrain: or whi<'h 38.20 WAs turned over to Miss Lama, Mn. Nora &aU, Mrs. th'e Park Association. Hibbs and Mrs. Kenaetll MeElhin· Let Vs lteip Y011 Mrs. Reynolds announced a re· ny. Music: Mrs. Clarence Lacey for the new Ohio State and Mrs. Ethel Chapm 111 n. Sehol..., In Columbus "this com- ship: Miss Russell, Mrs. Moore, and Urged members also announc ed the Mrs. Chapman and Mril. Homer Bill U,wti, meeting. ·to be held in Rus&ell. 0, ;Membership: Mrs. E. • - tjll7·Y . Mlddlttoo"- 0 . 14 16 A 1.\.fust · · and Mrs. P..'ora"cc McElhinn'y. In her report on t.he convention "Mrs. Raynolds thanked members Of the' local club ror cooperation and help ~ ret:!eive"d during the year while she was District .;;~·; ~~; after tor and; abo for· the• help .a fa· the May Corventlon when she was In etJarge o tbe ~ception held for )OUr ..._,.. the State President. other res;Qrt!l on the convention giyen ,by tbe delegates, Mi.!i.11 J'hilllps, Mrs. E. o. Rall, Miss LamR, Mrs·. Vale and Mrs. ,p,,,kem One report quoted Mrs. Dorothy D. Br~macombe, speaker ;-"' at the Saturday night banquet, who ~ated that due to the population 'l'atob.. lopt in tip top j.p.hop ...... - .·'8tiq ,._ / increase and ' higher standard of in lor tree iaepectioit to "" if it n-1• eleuie,J, 00.1 • ~ living, girls graduating from hlg}l repaira. E:~>Pf't, p8raatel!lill W«k.. ~ school now can count on working at least 2!S years al a job outside the home whether they marry or not. The awards which the club had been given at the eonventiGn were presented. One aw;jrd was for 1t1 percent increase in membership Ph011e 385 Pom~roy, 0. r.uring the past year and the other · 'wa.t ~9r kal'~~~~ ":~ or more new men'IY:lers durmt · National Week. .~ll~dlePGrt waS the ,only club in the diStrict to win the second award and only 26 other eluba in the state received it. 'New committe"es were announe· ed 'for the yea;r. They are: Hoatess -M~s. -Nan Moore. chairman; Mr11. Bill To R:r uiK- Wotre eollect.ed a !lingle, double Wnd trl,lte. ~t that, he barely ~teUpd the !bat work of Tom ,. •I I Mloo:lE'PORT STORE ' 'SWIM stm $3.9h~$1.95 ~.;;;.~~ '· �,, • I . . , ...,,~A · ..d·.. .... .. '" ' 'T NEED IT? Sell It Through A Sentinel · &--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 10, 1959 IS ROOM APA.RTMENT WITH YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DIAI..a• bath and garage . 8 room house TV AND API'LIANCII -.. and f room apartment. Phone COAL, OIL & GAl 'tiRNACU 3-lO.M, Pomeroy. A. N. Bengel. AANOL"D'S 6--6-tt Phofte h6-Y lyrKYH. Ohio WANT ADS I FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS PHONE 398 RATES 3 cents per word, one hteertion. MW.mum cbara:-e - eo cents. 8 eenU per word ror three consecutive ifllel"tiOD8. Spedal - one month for 30 cent& per word. Full rate of 3 cents ~~Cr word will be chllraed for advert.i&n& if not paid witmD 10 daya dter receivlftj: bdl. Errors in Advert.iiM\g- Should ~reported immediately. The Oai1y Sentlnel will DOt be rftlpoosible for- ~ tbran one itlC(Jf· rect insertion. Clilrd of Thanks and Special Notkes Of Evtnt.s $1.00. Obituaries published at 1 cent per word. WORDS 3 DAYS 90c I DAY 60c 60c 6 DAYS > ROOM UNFURNISHED APART· Tl!:LEVISION, RADIO & SMALL MENT. Call 5-oe or inquire 408. APPUANOE REPAIR.. Pbc:me Spring Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. Otis ~. Racine OMo. 3:!2lfc · ••R-:R::E::N=T- EXTENSION LAD NIOELY l<lJR 'fiSHED !5 ROOM :F:::O::: ders, ScaHold Board&, Drop and bath, 2 bedroom upstair~ l1oths. Clinton Flaher, Mlddltoaputment. Pbone 6419. 6-4--6tc ==-=--==-===---- REFRlGr'.RATORS FOR RENT. $3 ~r montb. We deliver and gua1antee them to give good service. Ewings Store, Pomeroy. Pbo'le 133 and we will delhcr anywhere the same day. 6 8 3lc ,;;;::;;;,::-;;:;;;::;;;:cc:;-c::;ccc::': THREE BEDROOM HOU St:. $50 monthly. 118 Laurel Sl. Pome· 6·9·3tc roy. Phone 629G-M. 1 MO. 10 $1.3D $4.50 2AJ $120 $1.110 $41.00 25 7ilc $1.110 $:.25 $7.00 Ads r~.:eivcd Dy 10 A.M. will be in that day'1 paper. l 17 l·Help Wanted II I Not1ces Waltreu. Experienced. Mu1-t IJe Honest and of • vood ch•r•der. Hotel Mllrtin REVIVAL STARTJ.NG JUNE 11 through June It at Mt. Olive Cb!.lt"Ch, Long Bottom, Ohio. ELDERLY WIDOW between the ages of 11ixty an:l . WANTED - Hear the inJpiring young evan· get:ist, ·.Mev. Gilbert Spencer and Pastor G. Douglas Circle. sh:lJi·fiYe a permanent boule keeptr. Write Box 668-W, c/o The Daily Sentirel, Pomeroy, 6 8 6te (61 Lost IJ Found ----------· 86 Ohio 6-4-6tll vou CAN'T ToP THis Ni!tional Advertit>ing program, plus full mail effort, ma g<~zines newspapers, rarl io and all other media, providing demand for addltiunal Silles representalivtt in Meigs, Athens, Morgan and -LOST 1 LADlES WHIST WATCH in he vicinity or Krogera. ll . YU 52210. found Call <.:hester, 6 1 tft: 6-5-titp. (IS) .1\uto Soles VInton Conties. You Aji . Md:n and Modelt MITftOPOL.Il ~~".N · __Aulo s. ... 1~115tl~"'u"'u"'J"'c"'K"v"'s""'s"P"'K"'c"'JA"'L"'."'s~l~.4~95. KARR & VAN ZANDT Phone 485 Pomeroy 1 bfl given full training In the ol !ice and field. You mll)' also keep your present job until established. Here is an oppol"' tunity to build a secure future with an old t-stablished firm that is topj in its field . Conamission from $500.00 to $(100.(HJ per .'Tlonth to ~>tart, plus other attraetive bonus benefits. If you are in sales now, or wish to bu, don't pass up this opportunity. lhetl Clun U»d C..n 2l0TC will Oscar Henry Is Honored On His Birthday Mas.on City Civic Council Meeting The M11on City Civic CouneU Executive CommJttee met at Ma- Cli fLon : Oscar Henry was honor- son MethGdilt Cburtb on Monda~ ed Sunday ·by bi1- family witb a evening. Only .t llhort busines[5 &elliOD birthday picnic dinner at the home of his mother, Mn11. Mattie Hem:y. wu held and plans for the- Youth ·Present were Mr. and Mrs. Dcl- Center were diacuued. bert tBecker and LarTy Gladwell, .Present were Mn. Mary Berry, Don Becker and Randy, Middle- Charlie Carr, Thelma Sayre, Jobn port, "Mr. and Mrs. Rotlert Comp- Rottgen and Mn. Alma TUrner. port, Ohio. Phone !528t. ll--tJ .son and children of Sutton, W. Va. ~ CUSTOM BUH.T lD't'ClJ.I:N 1)}.- Mr. and Mn. Ernest Compson of signed for your home. tree if'!- Portland, Ohio; Mrs. Bill Ca mp 5 timales. Foreman • Abbot\. and sons, Kevin and Greg, Maaon ; Phone 6284-Y. 8-8-tf Mr. and Mrs. Don Quisenberry aad children of Waverly, Ohio, Ger----~~==::;:-:=---~aid Jones, Mr. and Mrs. OscBr Hen1 AUCTI0Nl. 1R ry and Terry. Mr: and Mrs. AUen Hughea Complete Service were hosts to their Sundl)' CtiH lrachord Ray Pickens Sr. was honored School class Tuesday evening Write, Pho• or Contlct Tueaday eveninil with a surprise when the p:eartbstone Cla&l of A. C. Bralllfor«<, Racine.. Ohio birthday picnic supper b)' mem- the Middleport First Baptiat a-25-tt -bers of his fa~ily ..Present were Church met at their home. Mr. and MJ:s. ·PJckens Sr., Mr. and 1 Mrs . Willla Anthony, prealded AIR . CONDI~ONING., REFRIGER- Mra. Jlay_PJCkens Jr and son, Ray, during the buainesa meeting at ·. a_Uon servace.. Jack I Relria:er•· Mr and .•rs. Lloyd Hoffman and which time plans were. made for lien. New lbvea. Phone TL chll~ren, Mr. and _M~s .. Edwar~ Na· the Jtuy meetlns. They plan to 23337 . S.:ZS.If trou and M~ry Vargmaa Burris. have a .family picnic a~ the haac . Mrs_. William Bass and son, Ken- \Valtou farm July 14 at 6:00. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALIS AND Mrl. Paul Smart ra·-'f' the devoSERVICE, 512 E. Moln. , _ me, vulted Dr. ~nd . Mrs. Ray Dean ,..-. PttoM 63-X. Salttman: Heaton and family of Pomeroy on tiona for the evenink which were taken from the 23rd Psalm. Her Haro4d l•rnhart~ RHdavUie, Sunday. Ohio. Phone CMiwUI• 36tl. Mr .and ~rs. -Bill Williams and topic was "Recreation." ft.2·30tt Judith visited Mr. and Mrs. EverGames and B!ble quize1 were ett Dudding at Nitro, over the condueted by :Mr. and Mr1. DaLAWN 1MOW1ERS AND SMALl. week end. vld D;~.rst. . ·Rev. W . L. Gearhart or Barboursrnotc.r repair. Expert cast iron wel-t1ing, acetylene and eloctric ville called. on Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sandwiches, cookies and punch weh1ing. R. L. Miller Parts Co. Williams, Sunday. were a111rved hy tbe boats to Mr. To,.a Colley, New Haven, visit- and Mn. Harold Hubbard, Mr. 315 A11h Sl., Middle_port, Ohio. Pho'le 6224-J. 8 8 .8tc ed Elaine Cartwright Friday and and Mrs. Smar~, Mr. and Mn. Saturday. Anthouy, Rev. and Mra.. Warren Mrs. Amelia Johnson Is visiting Hulbul't Mr. and Mrs. Darst, Mrs. (ZObJ lnsuroi"!Ctt Mrs. Arthur Edwards at Hartford. Milt()n ~Hood. Enjoying a slumber party at the BARNES·SIMPSON INSURANCE home of Jo Roush 1 Friday night Ag:tnts, MlddleiJort. FIR, Auto were Leona Wamsley, Bonnie mobile, r.onds. PbODe 631JS.. Wamsley, i~arilyn Burns, Sandra Bennett and 1Beverly Ball of New CQMPu:TF INSURAN.;C:;;:E-::PR=:O Haven. . teetion. Life, Auto, Fire, ?olio. Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett and Call Don Mills, Middieport, family and Bonnie Wamsley are Letart Falls: Mr. and Mrs. Ray 1pending a lwo weeks vacatlc.n In McDade attended tbe obaecalaureOhio. Tenneuee. ate servieea and graduation at Rio Mrs. Violet Butns spent the put Grande College Sunday. Tbeir IZ Roo I Estate week. visiting her sister, Mrs. uated withNorm' h~nors, · reeeh1na:aradHar:ve McDaniel of West Columbia. daughter, s shambun. 8 ROO!t HOUSE, GARAGE, FULL Mlss Leona Wamsley was an Bachelor of Science tn Elementary size~ basement, hot air furnace, ov.er:night. guest of Miss "Marilyn Education. Sbe wm teac:h tbe ttb large Jot, water utHitlea $6.000. •Burnt, Saturday. grade In Ute Frankljn City SchOol Geo~ge Jenkins S)"acuJe, 0. Sbar6h Turnbull is spending aev- In Franklin, Ohio, thll fall. 6-9-l~tc .&. eral months at Alburquerque, N. Olllers attending were Mr. and M., with relatives. and · Mrs. Herman ~·oa SALg....SIX R06M HOUSE. Leona Wamsley hal returned to of Mn.Racine, 'Dale Mr. McGraw and d_aiiCblerj Bath, cellar, outbuilding. Gar- Marshall College in Huntington. Reese and children, Mlu Maralyn den. Good condition. Furniahed The Methodist YF enjoyed a Reese, Mr. and MrB. Jim Shamblin $45(:0, unfurnished $3900. Ill- wiener roast at the Union Camp and S()n, Tony, Mra. Gladya Rife ness lorces aale. Frank Hudson. Grounds Saturday evening. and daughter, Sharon, all of CbeaMr. and Mrs. Rose King and hire. POID\!i:'OY, Phone Sl53. 6·lo-6tc daughters of Ripley and Mr. and -------,.--...,---I "Mrs. Donald Ohlinger of Middle· port viaited Mrs. Betty CliJ, ~un\.lfAJA- ~...-., day. • " .~ - Hea rth l One Sunday School Class MeetS · McDade's Attend Commencement At Rio Grande Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·MlddlePort, . ' .. . 1 Adminlllralor Wltb 11M WlU 1m• -n·ll 011 • Mrs•.Willard. Heines Is Hostess For Canasta Club ,.., . . ..J.L'1... 8.... ....11. I I Probate JwtMe Hlll"ril, dtee&Jed. Legal Notice ~~=.or,:.~ after the uth •ay Lle.AL NOTtCI Mary tliubeth Hlttearr Donald .Ray HlU••-, wbote pla- W'ebMter 4 Fultl ia 1-12 • U. $ - \ttoraey1 for Plaintiff. • ·.. !(aryland, nryolh•ortrewloo'1,:•1 :•> 20: (5) 11. 18, 20, 2?; (f) a, dll,'ltc L I N ...: ega Tbe a:irll worked on their 'pnjeeta which wUI be on diaplQ" at the Melp County Fair tbit tum- Guai'Gi""""'.the " " ' - Oll4liala\~ Aay , . , _ ialo..W 111e of -Berme Gilkey, an Incompetent. written exceptions to aaid aceounta ' C.a.se l'I'~UJ: First 'and :Pinal or to matterJ pertalnlne to tbe exA&~our ; ~: Walter purna. Harr~. ecutlon of ~e ~~ not leu tb.an ro. : TELEVISION GUIDE •. ~ , W$~Z.;.TV C:hai1net~ 3 mer. , GirlJ attendlDJ: Tuesday'a meetina: were Ellen Dutton, Sanh ~ tie, Carol Scott. Diane MeComN, Martha Nlebolaon, Carolyn Nlebolaon, Diane Criswell, Ned.a Brad· ford, Sandra Simpson aDd Char- Tune Ift TheJinoBnida "'"'- 90 lotte Black. on J'uae was M offerine $13.112. Wo"bip services were 10:45 with ll!rm.ID Taylor lel4, Ill ln& and . an attead1nce of 2'1• . Daily. VaeaUon Bible stb,octl will f:ontinue throu&h thil wee• at the Orange Chrlltian Cbureb ond the Alfrea Met~i1t cbureb. The MYF met SufKIIJ' evE~nlng snd counted tax stamps iD addltion to t)W regular meetiu. The Grange b•ld its recular: meeting June 5. · Mr. 11nd Ml"l. Dale Kuhn ha·1e returned from White Plama. N. 'Y. Ht. wUI aoon receive hl1 diJcbarlt from the U. s. Army. · I. Mr. iDd Mrs. ·Delbert Yost family Llncuter apent tbe week end ai the home of ller parenta, Mr. and Mr1. Harry Guthrlt;t. Mr. and Mrs. Dilllmore lloylea spent tbe weekend in , M:UIItone W. Va., with her parent.a, Mr. :~nd X1·s. Mallie Sturm. 1 Mrs. Edith Harper of C.-roll. spent 1 week w~. th her daq:bter, Mrs. Oriie Follrod and family. Rev. and Mra. Harolfl. Doster recenhy visited relatives in Clevoland, o. fl» :l · Nj;o:s'~tc.ur. .:U NBC.]J~w• ! :®. State Trooper W.tJ~on. Troia ; .,~~. l'rlte !& Right ' '30 · @!OQ.o .i~t- Music H•U : !'30 llat -Maalenon , jt :'0() ... ThiS y0~ l.Jte ; 1 :30 TO:rget ·. ' · · tl:oo News HeadUnei 1 '11:10 Weattiercast ·.,. . .+ I 1• I : 11.1:15 -'file J11<k Pilar Sbow I 1:00 Sign Off I .. Cirimllel 8·- thandq ~ ·6 :45 Sign on · • '1:00 Today . 1 ):00 ~atie Doon•n ShoW f;;;;;;;;;;;;~=~~~~!~~;a _.il:ao Comedy ·Tjme 10:00 nough Re M1 a:oo 3:30 4:00 4:30 S:OO · · s~~seb Plq~ou• 8:30 WUd BUI Hiekok 8:00 Fhtlt.l,· SenliP Show •. • :~ Weatheratst 30 News Pletwe 8:45 NBC News 1:00 ·WblrlytJ:tft:tt 7:30 'l'l!l<u~ 8:00 Rescue Ei&ht 8:30 Too Yoa"' 'io .. litoodir t:llll LaUJh. Line " 1:30 forll ~ 10:1111 :0:311 Yo~t . llft ~,... On Your Ra· dt"O Dt"al NEWS Of The Ohio Valier . Tru~ ot Couequencee ~ou)\ly Fib: 8 A.M. 1 ~ss P.M. 8:55 A.M. 10 A.M. 3:55 P.M. 12 Noon · 5 P.M. ·Radio ..:: ~h~,'·.s·~~ .......d.. RobertA~mc:~;.tor Bertha O. J"aek'son, n,eeased (ftl 10. 12, 13, 15, 18, stc ,... liiU!IUende "PI!tr 1:00 Me,. lljlodJID• Legal Notice ·· NOTICI OP APPOINTMirtT, C.• No. 11,1>11 . •atate 4f K.....th tt: ~.~ . DI11Uacl . ..-:l!ollee II boreby that II•••·· ~.......-l'loii.QJ· admu 14 Barri!IOD'W•. OWo, . R. D., haa been ..- dub' aN'GiaW Admlnlatrstrlx of U,. Bailie of Koanelh H. POlOIOI· doctuad, .!ole of Melp Couoty, Ohio. · D.t.d 19119. lbla 21$th -WJEH: 1000 Wtllls 990KC U:IO • .illllio!iool \1:11 ~~~~~ ·­ l:llli -.u iJj u, . ·of . 1111 '!'. H. O'llllll!ll! Judi< of tbe Probate (!ollil llelll Co111\l)', Oblo 181 2'1; (8) s, 10, Sle Stotion v .... Lb• QCCAONIES, \JUGHAID ~~!~:·Street, .~~~.~d~i:ro::: ::.:-~ Middleport, Oblo . FOI THE Young Dr. lllloae From Tb<se lloota FISNIN' WIFSOMECF HiS 0~~.:::. 7~~ . 10' 30 'l'r....,. lfu•t ·, . •~ -1 II :00 Pr)ee 11 ·Bl&rbt ~ ~ 4.00 · Truth or Consequence-a 11;30 COncentratiOn , . · -fi:ao coupty Fair / t2:.oo Tic nc Doua:h , • J:oo Jli>hlaeh Playb..,.. . 12:30 It Collld be You . , ~~·~ 1:00 Mid DIY lilewa . · ;lrf{Jt- ··BP;D-.ch. -~~- . 1:1.5 Movletlme . I'Ci~ '11le ..!~ 'fba..:kv S1iow 2:00 Queen .for • DO)' I 'f;:IIbWe~ · 2:30 IUQit ~UU . -QFI' ME' S FUIAT Oblo, utU Oft J'une lf, Noon S'P.· OT 1Channel3·- Wedn-d..,. Alfred Social News Report Nenooal Bonk PomtNy, ft y . .. · 4 door hardtop S-edan. One local owner. llydrar•nlic drive. Blact- 12 CU. FT. CHEST' TYPE DEEP tnar'i, Pomert•V'o 8 6 6tc. free'l:e. No. 1 condlt1ofl $12(j, ··~----·----833-M. 6·~·3lp Call Collect, u.sk for Mr. Welle, 1956 PONTIAC VB $1,4113. Station Pros[)e<.·t 28377, Chillicotho. Wagon. D pa~;sengcr . One care· N'i!JW HOT POfNT CHEST TYPE tHHk lui owner. .Biacttnar's, Pomeroy. Foo ·l Freezer. Light touch safety -.-::c::--,- -- - - - -6 6 6tc lid, 393 Ibs. ca;>aclty, 17 cubic ( 181 EmplovmeM TIRE ----ft. \olume. 11 year protection Won•ed l955 MER<...1J RY 2 DOOR SEDAN plan on Freezer and food, Elec,. HA ·:· : SIJ95. Extra good buy. Blaet· me Lighted when lid Is cpened :::--:::= mar's Pomeroy. 6 t1 6tc so you can see everything In- WILL MOW LAWNs IN POMEroy or Middle!"(trt. Phone Mid· 10M OLDSMOBILE V8 $1,490. 4 aide. BUILT IN LID LOCK. DOdlep-urt 6129-Y. 6-9-6tc dr. Sedan. Hydramullc drive . WN PAYMENT SM.3~. Then .. , mont,hJy .payments of $2.t.t3. R&H. Very nice. Blaeltnar 1• Can make immediate delivery. .. ' 6 6 Gtc Pomeroy· Proliare to aave your food . CAR WASHING-MO'fOR CLI!AN· l91i7 BUICK CENTURY 4. DOOR EwJnga Slore, Pomeroy Phone IN<l Uackett'11 t;ohlo r.ervire. 133. 6 8 3tc Automlltic drive, radio & heal· Phone 9084.. 3 13 ~Ole . cr. ~0,000 milos . Private owner l __ _ _ $1780. Phone 62~M . 6-fJ.-3tc LJ·3 'fON CHRYSLER AIR TEMP 1 19M I'ONTIAC t DOOR, 2 TONE ~iro~und.ltloncr. Good conditlon.1 Mrs. Clara Williams ·visited Mr. NIW HAVIN---Corner lot in and Mn. Lew Edwards at Mason Green. Good 1hape. f'riced re 16h e 3212. 6-10-6tc Layne·Ohlin&er subdivision. AI- Sunday evening. •onal>le. Ph.one 'fU 2·3771. New mos• one acre wlth 24d frontMr. and Mi-a. lsaac Lewia and Mrs. WH111rd Jleinea entertained Haven, w. va. 8-1Q-3tbe RICHA.l'.D FORI!:MAN PROPER'IW age on paved road. 12200.00. son, Dana, Mr. and Mra. Fred Lew· her Canasta Club recenUy at her In .Redford Township, being 1& FAitM--32 acres, 8 acres cultlva- i•, Mra. ·Katie Ba11 and Mr. and home, Athena Road. (9) For SoJe acre~. more or len, wH .. be !mid tion, 0 acres pasture. 2 broiler Mra. Dana Lewla attended the · to h.ghest bidder Saturday, •Priu• were awarded to Mrs. Ro' houHes nettinll owner $200.00 Hone at New Haven Salur2 PlE l'•E UVlNG ROOM SUITE June 13, 1959 at 11 :00 o'clock l!efo."e 9:30 A.M. monthly, Modern 3-bedroom bert Roy Arnold, Mrs.andLester GooJ Concl!Uon. Reuonably at oftke of J . B. O'Brien, 100~ Mra. Smltb Mrs. Rusaell, Charles I:~""""::;;::;;::;;;:;:~:;:::;~=~~~~~;;~~~;;~ Middleport 883l.J home!' with bath and fuel oil priced. Phune 812-M. 6 8 3tc Court Streol, Pomeroy, Ohio. Bible School opened RJffie. Pomeroy 525 furnace. $9000.00. Mon:~•Y with an enroiJment of 73 Refre1hmenta were served by , TS MEXICANS, Must sell for nul le811 than apKAUTZ PIED ITOIII INCOME PROPERlY IN MAlON pupils. Mary Plekena ia supervisor the hoatell to thOlle named abo'ft 'l'OMATO PI..n.N · puised value. EVEN ON THE At Chedar -300' frontaee en Route 83. and Maraaret Fox is asaietant . and Mrs. Sidne1 Spencef, Mrs. . .:~· Pritchard, rlitGllrB, Jnllfi)Obe, JOHN D. TH0~1AS, AdminiMlraYukon S.%143 Mod -:.rn ~room frame honl.e. 3 Telchers for Young Adults and In· 1~:;~;:;: Buchanan, 'Mn. Leon .Me· GOLF COURSI!'. GOOD bu1·pce-globe, &lant italian , and tor of estate of Richard Forcrented furnished apartment• termediatea are Bob Oliver, IBJilll bUI'pe:e golden jub.llee (orange). man, doceascd. HAMILL SI!:RVICB and Mr1. Charl01 [Qtle. .Mlcond hou11e east from school J . B. 0 ' 8 r1en, · aeparate from home. Furniture Brown. Ann Williams and Delorb GROOMING IS A 1\lUS'f STATION lncl1atled. • hou ~ll Jn Syracuae. wnIIam H. Attorney al Law. HIGH-LOW TIMPf Ktllllngawortb. JunJora: Betty Call, CUCKLIR RIALTY il.lbony 3351 Holmes. 6 8 6t<: 6-1()-ll-l2-3tc NEW YORK UPI-Hicheot tom· LET US DO YOUR ;abbel Johnaon and Lucy ,Sleeth. aRANCH OPPICI ....... ,· peratllre Primary: Kay Rtley, Geraldine reported TU'efldlt to tile NDI JIM ROUSH, MANAOIR 79 ACRE t'ARM. PLENTY OF U. s. Weather Bdread. waa 110 V.arlan. Bealnnera: Irene Kellef, p111lurc and water. Eia;ht room IIARVF.Y FOREMAN PROPER'JTY & Tv R•Piir F.urtn St., tftw Hav.h, W. V. Itlbelle Brown. Nuraery : Wilma ~t Presidio, Tex. LOwetl re· " house. Good barn. Outbulldlna:a. In Pomeroy, bein,u 40 feel by Phont 200 Phone T\Jmer 2·2143 Blake, Betty Jo Youq. Mutlc 1a Ported thi• morrdna waa 21 •t WUl 1ell re11110nably. Phone 80 ft. will be •old to highost Pomaroy, OhlO. fl.1().3te . furnJahcd b~ Margaret Fox, Hfrlen Fraaer, Oolo.. 24fH,.t 6-3-12tp t bidder Saturd11y, .June 13, 19$9 AN'D 881!'10 YOUR Barker and Ann Williams. at 1(1;30 o'clock at oUice of J . CAR aURNI 19015 N.EW .MOON 41 FT. TRAJL. B. O'Brien, 100~ Court Stnet, Cl-OTHES UP TO PAt I ROOM HOUSE Wl'l'H BATJi. Medium damq:e was done to ·"··' er. 1 bedroom, U ft. aluminum Pomeroy, Ohio. Must aeLI for Large IDt with a:arage and out the Melca COtUllY Sherilfa car' . I awntne. ' S2.200.00. Lawrence not leu than appraised value. bulld.ana. One block to sch<lola. late T-Jeaday eVflnlng When il Reed, Lowe't Trailer Court, Homer Baxter, Admlniltralor Priced to se11. See Wayne Rupe !aught on flk-e near li:IneravUie Middleport, Ohio, 8-26-Uc of eatate of Harvey Foreman, Rutland, Ohio. 8-10-3tc while on a CJU.. "W• Woob Evor)'llllnl iilt ~ I " BUii:Dffl(; LOT ON MULBERRY dec~aaed. IICOND IT, ., , ' · ., ., .. IPORT, OHIO H·EIGJITS. 80X160. Phone 823'7. ~u:~n~:~~er;_:,w I) Ie<.m_!i00il Plou Court, ll<lc.o COOn· • , Case ~o... U.eli: ~ a~d F!QIJ "vale• exeepUOnt Jl1le ot .retidence il un; ~ccount ol l:dh'i ' \. .Mily Sumrnef- tbereto, saUl account• win be . take aodct that on tht 'ield, Administratrix of the -Estate hearing ·before said Court on the I;~~:~A~p~rll~;;1938:,~M~arr~El~lo-~~ O&vCe ·; • Pf Daniel 'f. , &Ul!Jne,rfleiJ ~ieee¥· lOth day of ~01)>. 1'1il8, 01 ,.ill<:k •• plaloU!f, llle~ ---""::.....,=-:s'"'A"'L""I_ _....:,_ '' , · ' time uid aeeount• Will 1M, conlld. .. ......, • ed. ' Case No. 17,M8; Seeond Ac- ~ed and continued unijl .finallr .. . wUI etc reeeh.. 4 at the olcount Current of !Bernard Gilkey dtspoaed of. of Willbltfr and FU1t&, Atior~ pre~ent. s. attend•nce tho dot• lei tor her pedUon oplnll him In tho lo C.U. No. 12,1M, prlf· dlworct, euttod,- ol eiiUifi Mei.ls County. Ohio other reUel, on tbe ~ .t J I 10 1tr &rOll nel)ect ot d•ty and utre.e erueJty. iaid eaue wJU be for nexf!d of tb• •l lltlte of WaJter F. Meigs Cou,ty, Ohi9, fQl' .ap.proVal mImatrator With tbe WUI Annexed and setijenllent: ~~;tllete o! Albm Roitlfr, de- Tbe Yfldo·Awoke *'II clUb ol Middleport met at the home of their adviaor, ~ra. L W. JfcCoiD11 Tuelday eveniDc witb teD DltDII· S. to f'. B. O'BRIEN Cue No. 17,780: nnt and nnU'ITLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS al Accouq.t of Jeue Wood, AdPR08Al'l COURT MEIG$ eQuNTY, OHIO :lt~t:!~ator or the !".ltate of J.bod• , AQCOUn4;· al\d vouehert. of the following named fiduciarlee .han Caae No. 17,899: P'tnt and J'inal o1. LorelliQ. D. Davia, Ad!been tiled• in 1he Probate "Court, Aftount · Wide-Awake 4-H Oub Meeting Is Held On Tuesdav obera flvo daya prior btariiiJ. '. '' o. June' to, 1959-7 JIWIU . ,.CKETT'$ ~~W~,~M~o~ln~S~I~.;;;;:;;;;;;;,'~t;ii~~~~~$~~~$~ .. . '. I THE . l I I - ...,. DRY (-lNG . r~ HOME PrJcc.d to aell. e e Ole .PUBLIC ·' \ 0·10-ll·la.Sic Ha HORSE PQWER CHAMPION l::a-:H:-:EA=D:-O:::F~"'n"'oRSES=c--cA-=ND outb\lard motor. Uaed very Ut poniea lor Bale. Will work and -tie. PbonCl 3812, 8·1o-8te rldf'. see A. H. Burbrlda;c, AI· TIIREB ROOMS ALMOST NEW bany, Ohio, R. D. a. IJ.l0·3te l"!''.:hmo. lloooonoblo or Will THE F1JLTON HOUSE AND LOT trldt- , . &Dod two bedroom Jn Tupper. Pialna wiU be sold hod& tH,tt;r. 'JI.Itold Ctrcle. Sy· to tbt h1Jbe&l bidder, Saturdav racuoe, 'ileu iohool. 1+111< • lt 9:30 A. M., June 18, 1~9 at office ot J. 8. O'Brien, 100~ Cour~ Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. Mua! •ell for not ltll th1n ap· pul<~fd value of h600.00. J . B. O'Brien, Adminiatrator or Eatate ol .(o'annlo Fulton, dheaaed. J. B. O'Brien, Attortiey at Law S.lll-ll·IZ.3tc TRIU.I IPH 19D8 NEW MOTOR· tl'clfl, bll dlacount for quick llle. Jay'a Trlumpb Salee 6 8ervl~. 8G2 lit Ave., GalUpolla, Oblo. Q.8.3tp GOOD USED WI".STINGHOUSE rtlrl:eralor. Reaaonably priced. C.U 1\adno 321:1. IJ.IN!tc SINGER PORTABLES. up. See or eall ~our authori&M Sin1er Sewine Maebtne Co. Sale• and Serv\c4! iltep. Jamt!ls llcDouJil, locatt•-i at USE 0 ta.50 . ,.._ line, Route· '7 . Ph. II 10 81< _771111. _ -- Supplle. """- ... .,........ ~, wloll•l"" .... ---11110 Mlrlno lolol..,. lorwlco, , _ .;;~!,- I I tic Wt Have (2) Two ONE and ONE HALF TON SALE 1955 Ford Fafrlan, Convtrtlllle PUlE RUTLAND NITURE . DIUGS ..., ............. { • . RUTLAND, OHIO , X.ll '* •' AX'f.,t.aAA·X• ... t.OlfO .P8L·L 'OW' ~>lblftOl!llllo'~lll 11114 for 1110 L'l, X hr thi two •~Go Siiii!O ~ tiWII!t~' tllo 1tqlll ud tatlni.Uolt"' lbo art II! ·-~ ~ lt't!O... ,.. ~1. . . . " A ·Gilllt-- ~- · .1 0) j • limply-,.. ..... "i ; ..... u.."""' .a.·- . 461 S. Thlnl A"' MltW......-t, Ohio FO~ Caa Getr I ~'::,,. Clll11'1'9QtlOtiC- ~. . . . tt,.a.Ork'~t~ . .. ..... ......, ,;liOIUIIIClllliiCII:~4IIIIO~. ·PRESTON MOTORS A .REAL GOOD BUY On Comfe~rt All Summer Lant ' In and Let eo-..e Us Show You Ja11t What ~ Geed Buy Ou An ~lr t::oodltloaer Yoa • V"'l Alii A.M. At AIR CONDITIONERS LAUND~~<~~ · PANY •. . ••otVPX'l', •.• -. .ycuncl~,; a ·• • :~~v•I-:aD'l'alr. ., ,·." · '...~ OI:DtO'IW•• OCIOKII\'1' Jl :B.ccnOt . ~ AM\ Serio! No. USFC 176371 oa..' of Sale June 23. 195f FRIGIDAIRE . . ' PIII!;TU>W'It ... cotv•-.n•uhlli»i'nilrn ~.,_ . ' '; ' v. f.; . " I �,, • I . . , ...,,~A · ..d·.. .... .. '" ' 'T NEED IT? Sell It Through A Sentinel · &--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 10, 1959 IS ROOM APA.RTMENT WITH YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DIAI..a• bath and garage . 8 room house TV AND API'LIANCII -.. and f room apartment. Phone COAL, OIL & GAl 'tiRNACU 3-lO.M, Pomeroy. A. N. Bengel. AANOL"D'S 6--6-tt Phofte h6-Y lyrKYH. Ohio WANT ADS I FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS PHONE 398 RATES 3 cents per word, one hteertion. MW.mum cbara:-e - eo cents. 8 eenU per word ror three consecutive ifllel"tiOD8. Spedal - one month for 30 cent& per word. Full rate of 3 cents ~~Cr word will be chllraed for advert.i&n& if not paid witmD 10 daya dter receivlftj: bdl. Errors in Advert.iiM\g- Should ~reported immediately. The Oai1y Sentlnel will DOt be rftlpoosible for- ~ tbran one itlC(Jf· rect insertion. Clilrd of Thanks and Special Notkes Of Evtnt.s $1.00. Obituaries published at 1 cent per word. WORDS 3 DAYS 90c I DAY 60c 60c 6 DAYS > ROOM UNFURNISHED APART· Tl!:LEVISION, RADIO & SMALL MENT. Call 5-oe or inquire 408. APPUANOE REPAIR.. Pbc:me Spring Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. Otis ~. Racine OMo. 3:!2lfc · ••R-:R::E::N=T- EXTENSION LAD NIOELY l<lJR 'fiSHED !5 ROOM :F:::O::: ders, ScaHold Board&, Drop and bath, 2 bedroom upstair~ l1oths. Clinton Flaher, Mlddltoaputment. Pbone 6419. 6-4--6tc ==-=--==-===---- REFRlGr'.RATORS FOR RENT. $3 ~r montb. We deliver and gua1antee them to give good service. Ewings Store, Pomeroy. Pbo'le 133 and we will delhcr anywhere the same day. 6 8 3lc ,;;;::;;;,::-;;:;;;::;;;:cc:;-c::;ccc::': THREE BEDROOM HOU St:. $50 monthly. 118 Laurel Sl. Pome· 6·9·3tc roy. Phone 629G-M. 1 MO. 10 $1.3D $4.50 2AJ $120 $1.110 $41.00 25 7ilc $1.110 $:.25 $7.00 Ads r~.:eivcd Dy 10 A.M. will be in that day'1 paper. l 17 l·Help Wanted II I Not1ces Waltreu. Experienced. Mu1-t IJe Honest and of • vood ch•r•der. Hotel Mllrtin REVIVAL STARTJ.NG JUNE 11 through June It at Mt. Olive Cb!.lt"Ch, Long Bottom, Ohio. ELDERLY WIDOW between the ages of 11ixty an:l . WANTED - Hear the inJpiring young evan· get:ist, ·.Mev. Gilbert Spencer and Pastor G. Douglas Circle. sh:lJi·fiYe a permanent boule keeptr. Write Box 668-W, c/o The Daily Sentirel, Pomeroy, 6 8 6te (61 Lost IJ Found ----------· 86 Ohio 6-4-6tll vou CAN'T ToP THis Ni!tional Advertit>ing program, plus full mail effort, ma g<~zines newspapers, rarl io and all other media, providing demand for addltiunal Silles representalivtt in Meigs, Athens, Morgan and -LOST 1 LADlES WHIST WATCH in he vicinity or Krogera. ll . YU 52210. found Call <.:hester, 6 1 tft: 6-5-titp. (IS) .1\uto Soles VInton Conties. You Aji . Md:n and Modelt MITftOPOL.Il ~~".N · __Aulo s. ... 1~115tl~"'u"'u"'J"'c"'K"v"'s""'s"P"'K"'c"'JA"'L"'."'s~l~.4~95. KARR & VAN ZANDT Phone 485 Pomeroy 1 bfl given full training In the ol !ice and field. You mll)' also keep your present job until established. Here is an oppol"' tunity to build a secure future with an old t-stablished firm that is topj in its field . Conamission from $500.00 to $(100.(HJ per .'Tlonth to ~>tart, plus other attraetive bonus benefits. If you are in sales now, or wish to bu, don't pass up this opportunity. lhetl Clun U»d C..n 2l0TC will Oscar Henry Is Honored On His Birthday Mas.on City Civic Council Meeting The M11on City Civic CouneU Executive CommJttee met at Ma- Cli fLon : Oscar Henry was honor- son MethGdilt Cburtb on Monda~ ed Sunday ·by bi1- family witb a evening. Only .t llhort busines[5 &elliOD birthday picnic dinner at the home of his mother, Mn11. Mattie Hem:y. wu held and plans for the- Youth ·Present were Mr. and Mrs. Dcl- Center were diacuued. bert tBecker and LarTy Gladwell, .Present were Mn. Mary Berry, Don Becker and Randy, Middle- Charlie Carr, Thelma Sayre, Jobn port, "Mr. and Mrs. Rotlert Comp- Rottgen and Mn. Alma TUrner. port, Ohio. Phone !528t. ll--tJ .son and children of Sutton, W. Va. ~ CUSTOM BUH.T lD't'ClJ.I:N 1)}.- Mr. and Mn. Ernest Compson of signed for your home. tree if'!- Portland, Ohio; Mrs. Bill Ca mp 5 timales. Foreman • Abbot\. and sons, Kevin and Greg, Maaon ; Phone 6284-Y. 8-8-tf Mr. and Mrs. Don Quisenberry aad children of Waverly, Ohio, Ger----~~==::;:-:=---~aid Jones, Mr. and Mrs. OscBr Hen1 AUCTI0Nl. 1R ry and Terry. Mr: and Mrs. AUen Hughea Complete Service were hosts to their Sundl)' CtiH lrachord Ray Pickens Sr. was honored School class Tuesday evening Write, Pho• or Contlct Tueaday eveninil with a surprise when the p:eartbstone Cla&l of A. C. Bralllfor«<, Racine.. Ohio birthday picnic supper b)' mem- the Middleport First Baptiat a-25-tt -bers of his fa~ily ..Present were Church met at their home. Mr. and MJ:s. ·PJckens Sr., Mr. and 1 Mrs . Willla Anthony, prealded AIR . CONDI~ONING., REFRIGER- Mra. Jlay_PJCkens Jr and son, Ray, during the buainesa meeting at ·. a_Uon servace.. Jack I Relria:er•· Mr and .•rs. Lloyd Hoffman and which time plans were. made for lien. New lbvea. Phone TL chll~ren, Mr. and _M~s .. Edwar~ Na· the Jtuy meetlns. They plan to 23337 . S.:ZS.If trou and M~ry Vargmaa Burris. have a .family picnic a~ the haac . Mrs_. William Bass and son, Ken- \Valtou farm July 14 at 6:00. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALIS AND Mrl. Paul Smart ra·-'f' the devoSERVICE, 512 E. Moln. , _ me, vulted Dr. ~nd . Mrs. Ray Dean ,..-. PttoM 63-X. Salttman: Heaton and family of Pomeroy on tiona for the evenink which were taken from the 23rd Psalm. Her Haro4d l•rnhart~ RHdavUie, Sunday. Ohio. Phone CMiwUI• 36tl. Mr .and ~rs. -Bill Williams and topic was "Recreation." ft.2·30tt Judith visited Mr. and Mrs. EverGames and B!ble quize1 were ett Dudding at Nitro, over the condueted by :Mr. and Mr1. DaLAWN 1MOW1ERS AND SMALl. week end. vld D;~.rst. . ·Rev. W . L. Gearhart or Barboursrnotc.r repair. Expert cast iron wel-t1ing, acetylene and eloctric ville called. on Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sandwiches, cookies and punch weh1ing. R. L. Miller Parts Co. Williams, Sunday. were a111rved hy tbe boats to Mr. To,.a Colley, New Haven, visit- and Mn. Harold Hubbard, Mr. 315 A11h Sl., Middle_port, Ohio. Pho'le 6224-J. 8 8 .8tc ed Elaine Cartwright Friday and and Mrs. Smar~, Mr. and Mn. Saturday. Anthouy, Rev. and Mra.. Warren Mrs. Amelia Johnson Is visiting Hulbul't Mr. and Mrs. Darst, Mrs. (ZObJ lnsuroi"!Ctt Mrs. Arthur Edwards at Hartford. Milt()n ~Hood. Enjoying a slumber party at the BARNES·SIMPSON INSURANCE home of Jo Roush 1 Friday night Ag:tnts, MlddleiJort. FIR, Auto were Leona Wamsley, Bonnie mobile, r.onds. PbODe 631JS.. Wamsley, i~arilyn Burns, Sandra Bennett and 1Beverly Ball of New CQMPu:TF INSURAN.;C:;;:E-::PR=:O Haven. . teetion. Life, Auto, Fire, ?olio. Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett and Call Don Mills, Middieport, family and Bonnie Wamsley are Letart Falls: Mr. and Mrs. Ray 1pending a lwo weeks vacatlc.n In McDade attended tbe obaecalaureOhio. Tenneuee. ate servieea and graduation at Rio Mrs. Violet Butns spent the put Grande College Sunday. Tbeir IZ Roo I Estate week. visiting her sister, Mrs. uated withNorm' h~nors, · reeeh1na:aradHar:ve McDaniel of West Columbia. daughter, s shambun. 8 ROO!t HOUSE, GARAGE, FULL Mlss Leona Wamsley was an Bachelor of Science tn Elementary size~ basement, hot air furnace, ov.er:night. guest of Miss "Marilyn Education. Sbe wm teac:h tbe ttb large Jot, water utHitlea $6.000. •Burnt, Saturday. grade In Ute Frankljn City SchOol Geo~ge Jenkins S)"acuJe, 0. Sbar6h Turnbull is spending aev- In Franklin, Ohio, thll fall. 6-9-l~tc .&. eral months at Alburquerque, N. Olllers attending were Mr. and M., with relatives. and · Mrs. Herman ~·oa SALg....SIX R06M HOUSE. Leona Wamsley hal returned to of Mn.Racine, 'Dale Mr. McGraw and d_aiiCblerj Bath, cellar, outbuilding. Gar- Marshall College in Huntington. Reese and children, Mlu Maralyn den. Good condition. Furniahed The Methodist YF enjoyed a Reese, Mr. and MrB. Jim Shamblin $45(:0, unfurnished $3900. Ill- wiener roast at the Union Camp and S()n, Tony, Mra. Gladya Rife ness lorces aale. Frank Hudson. Grounds Saturday evening. and daughter, Sharon, all of CbeaMr. and Mrs. Rose King and hire. POID\!i:'OY, Phone Sl53. 6·lo-6tc daughters of Ripley and Mr. and -------,.--...,---I "Mrs. Donald Ohlinger of Middle· port viaited Mrs. Betty CliJ, ~un\.lfAJA- ~...-., day. • " .~ - Hea rth l One Sunday School Class MeetS · McDade's Attend Commencement At Rio Grande Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·MlddlePort, . ' .. . 1 Adminlllralor Wltb 11M WlU 1m• -n·ll 011 • Mrs•.Willard. Heines Is Hostess For Canasta Club ,.., . . ..J.L'1... 8.... ....11. I I Probate JwtMe Hlll"ril, dtee&Jed. Legal Notice ~~=.or,:.~ after the uth •ay Lle.AL NOTtCI Mary tliubeth Hlttearr Donald .Ray HlU••-, wbote pla- W'ebMter 4 Fultl ia 1-12 • U. $ - \ttoraey1 for Plaintiff. • ·.. !(aryland, nryolh•ortrewloo'1,:•1 :•> 20: (5) 11. 18, 20, 2?; (f) a, dll,'ltc L I N ...: ega Tbe a:irll worked on their 'pnjeeta which wUI be on diaplQ" at the Melp County Fair tbit tum- Guai'Gi""""'.the " " ' - Oll4liala\~ Aay , . , _ ialo..W 111e of -Berme Gilkey, an Incompetent. written exceptions to aaid aceounta ' C.a.se l'I'~UJ: First 'and :Pinal or to matterJ pertalnlne to tbe exA&~our ; ~: Walter purna. Harr~. ecutlon of ~e ~~ not leu tb.an ro. : TELEVISION GUIDE •. ~ , W$~Z.;.TV C:hai1net~ 3 mer. , GirlJ attendlDJ: Tuesday'a meetina: were Ellen Dutton, Sanh ~ tie, Carol Scott. Diane MeComN, Martha Nlebolaon, Carolyn Nlebolaon, Diane Criswell, Ned.a Brad· ford, Sandra Simpson aDd Char- Tune Ift TheJinoBnida "'"'- 90 lotte Black. on J'uae was M offerine $13.112. Wo"bip services were 10:45 with ll!rm.ID Taylor lel4, Ill ln& and . an attead1nce of 2'1• . Daily. VaeaUon Bible stb,octl will f:ontinue throu&h thil wee• at the Orange Chrlltian Cbureb ond the Alfrea Met~i1t cbureb. The MYF met SufKIIJ' evE~nlng snd counted tax stamps iD addltion to t)W regular meetiu. The Grange b•ld its recular: meeting June 5. · Mr. 11nd Ml"l. Dale Kuhn ha·1e returned from White Plama. N. 'Y. Ht. wUI aoon receive hl1 diJcbarlt from the U. s. Army. · I. Mr. iDd Mrs. ·Delbert Yost family Llncuter apent tbe week end ai the home of ller parenta, Mr. and Mr1. Harry Guthrlt;t. Mr. and Mrs. Dilllmore lloylea spent tbe weekend in , M:UIItone W. Va., with her parent.a, Mr. :~nd X1·s. Mallie Sturm. 1 Mrs. Edith Harper of C.-roll. spent 1 week w~. th her daq:bter, Mrs. Oriie Follrod and family. Rev. and Mra. Harolfl. Doster recenhy visited relatives in Clevoland, o. fl» :l · Nj;o:s'~tc.ur. .:U NBC.]J~w• ! :®. State Trooper W.tJ~on. Troia ; .,~~. l'rlte !& Right ' '30 · @!OQ.o .i~t- Music H•U : !'30 llat -Maalenon , jt :'0() ... ThiS y0~ l.Jte ; 1 :30 TO:rget ·. ' · · tl:oo News HeadUnei 1 '11:10 Weattiercast ·.,. . .+ I 1• I : 11.1:15 -'file J11<k Pilar Sbow I 1:00 Sign Off I .. Cirimllel 8·- thandq ~ ·6 :45 Sign on · • '1:00 Today . 1 ):00 ~atie Doon•n ShoW f;;;;;;;;;;;;~=~~~~!~~;a _.il:ao Comedy ·Tjme 10:00 nough Re M1 a:oo 3:30 4:00 4:30 S:OO · · s~~seb Plq~ou• 8:30 WUd BUI Hiekok 8:00 Fhtlt.l,· SenliP Show •. • :~ Weatheratst 30 News Pletwe 8:45 NBC News 1:00 ·WblrlytJ:tft:tt 7:30 'l'l!l<u~ 8:00 Rescue Ei&ht 8:30 Too Yoa"' 'io .. litoodir t:llll LaUJh. Line " 1:30 forll ~ 10:1111 :0:311 Yo~t . llft ~,... On Your Ra· dt"O Dt"al NEWS Of The Ohio Valier . Tru~ ot Couequencee ~ou)\ly Fib: 8 A.M. 1 ~ss P.M. 8:55 A.M. 10 A.M. 3:55 P.M. 12 Noon · 5 P.M. ·Radio ..:: ~h~,'·.s·~~ .......d.. RobertA~mc:~;.tor Bertha O. J"aek'son, n,eeased (ftl 10. 12, 13, 15, 18, stc ,... liiU!IUende "PI!tr 1:00 Me,. lljlodJID• Legal Notice ·· NOTICI OP APPOINTMirtT, C.• No. 11,1>11 . •atate 4f K.....th tt: ~.~ . DI11Uacl . ..-:l!ollee II boreby that II•••·· ~.......-l'loii.QJ· admu 14 Barri!IOD'W•. OWo, . R. D., haa been ..- dub' aN'GiaW Admlnlatrstrlx of U,. Bailie of Koanelh H. POlOIOI· doctuad, .!ole of Melp Couoty, Ohio. · D.t.d 19119. lbla 21$th -WJEH: 1000 Wtllls 990KC U:IO • .illllio!iool \1:11 ~~~~~ ·­ l:llli -.u iJj u, . ·of . 1111 '!'. H. O'llllll!ll! Judi< of tbe Probate (!ollil llelll Co111\l)', Oblo 181 2'1; (8) s, 10, Sle Stotion v .... Lb• QCCAONIES, \JUGHAID ~~!~:·Street, .~~~.~d~i:ro::: ::.:-~ Middleport, Oblo . FOI THE Young Dr. lllloae From Tb<se lloota FISNIN' WIFSOMECF HiS 0~~.:::. 7~~ . 10' 30 'l'r....,. lfu•t ·, . •~ -1 II :00 Pr)ee 11 ·Bl&rbt ~ ~ 4.00 · Truth or Consequence-a 11;30 COncentratiOn , . · -fi:ao coupty Fair / t2:.oo Tic nc Doua:h , • J:oo Jli>hlaeh Playb..,.. . 12:30 It Collld be You . , ~~·~ 1:00 Mid DIY lilewa . · ;lrf{Jt- ··BP;D-.ch. -~~- . 1:1.5 Movletlme . I'Ci~ '11le ..!~ 'fba..:kv S1iow 2:00 Queen .for • DO)' I 'f;:IIbWe~ · 2:30 IUQit ~UU . -QFI' ME' S FUIAT Oblo, utU Oft J'une lf, Noon S'P.· OT 1Channel3·- Wedn-d..,. Alfred Social News Report Nenooal Bonk PomtNy, ft y . .. · 4 door hardtop S-edan. One local owner. llydrar•nlic drive. Blact- 12 CU. FT. CHEST' TYPE DEEP tnar'i, Pomert•V'o 8 6 6tc. free'l:e. No. 1 condlt1ofl $12(j, ··~----·----833-M. 6·~·3lp Call Collect, u.sk for Mr. Welle, 1956 PONTIAC VB $1,4113. Station Pros[)e<.·t 28377, Chillicotho. Wagon. D pa~;sengcr . One care· N'i!JW HOT POfNT CHEST TYPE tHHk lui owner. .Biacttnar's, Pomeroy. Foo ·l Freezer. Light touch safety -.-::c::--,- -- - - - -6 6 6tc lid, 393 Ibs. ca;>aclty, 17 cubic ( 181 EmplovmeM TIRE ----ft. \olume. 11 year protection Won•ed l955 MER<...1J RY 2 DOOR SEDAN plan on Freezer and food, Elec,. HA ·:· : SIJ95. Extra good buy. Blaet· me Lighted when lid Is cpened :::--:::= mar's Pomeroy. 6 t1 6tc so you can see everything In- WILL MOW LAWNs IN POMEroy or Middle!"(trt. Phone Mid· 10M OLDSMOBILE V8 $1,490. 4 aide. BUILT IN LID LOCK. DOdlep-urt 6129-Y. 6-9-6tc dr. Sedan. Hydramullc drive . WN PAYMENT SM.3~. Then .. , mont,hJy .payments of $2.t.t3. R&H. Very nice. Blaeltnar 1• Can make immediate delivery. .. ' 6 6 Gtc Pomeroy· Proliare to aave your food . CAR WASHING-MO'fOR CLI!AN· l91i7 BUICK CENTURY 4. DOOR EwJnga Slore, Pomeroy Phone IN<l Uackett'11 t;ohlo r.ervire. 133. 6 8 3tc Automlltic drive, radio & heal· Phone 9084.. 3 13 ~Ole . cr. ~0,000 milos . Private owner l __ _ _ $1780. Phone 62~M . 6-fJ.-3tc LJ·3 'fON CHRYSLER AIR TEMP 1 19M I'ONTIAC t DOOR, 2 TONE ~iro~und.ltloncr. Good conditlon.1 Mrs. Clara Williams ·visited Mr. NIW HAVIN---Corner lot in and Mn. Lew Edwards at Mason Green. Good 1hape. f'riced re 16h e 3212. 6-10-6tc Layne·Ohlin&er subdivision. AI- Sunday evening. •onal>le. Ph.one 'fU 2·3771. New mos• one acre wlth 24d frontMr. and Mi-a. lsaac Lewia and Mrs. WH111rd Jleinea entertained Haven, w. va. 8-1Q-3tbe RICHA.l'.D FORI!:MAN PROPER'IW age on paved road. 12200.00. son, Dana, Mr. and Mra. Fred Lew· her Canasta Club recenUy at her In .Redford Township, being 1& FAitM--32 acres, 8 acres cultlva- i•, Mra. ·Katie Ba11 and Mr. and home, Athena Road. (9) For SoJe acre~. more or len, wH .. be !mid tion, 0 acres pasture. 2 broiler Mra. Dana Lewla attended the · to h.ghest bidder Saturday, •Priu• were awarded to Mrs. Ro' houHes nettinll owner $200.00 Hone at New Haven Salur2 PlE l'•E UVlNG ROOM SUITE June 13, 1959 at 11 :00 o'clock l!efo."e 9:30 A.M. monthly, Modern 3-bedroom bert Roy Arnold, Mrs.andLester GooJ Concl!Uon. Reuonably at oftke of J . B. O'Brien, 100~ Mra. Smltb Mrs. Rusaell, Charles I:~""""::;;::;;::;;;:;:~:;:::;~=~~~~~;;~~~;;~ Middleport 883l.J home!' with bath and fuel oil priced. Phune 812-M. 6 8 3tc Court Streol, Pomeroy, Ohio. Bible School opened RJffie. Pomeroy 525 furnace. $9000.00. Mon:~•Y with an enroiJment of 73 Refre1hmenta were served by , TS MEXICANS, Must sell for nul le811 than apKAUTZ PIED ITOIII INCOME PROPERlY IN MAlON pupils. Mary Plekena ia supervisor the hoatell to thOlle named abo'ft 'l'OMATO PI..n.N · puised value. EVEN ON THE At Chedar -300' frontaee en Route 83. and Maraaret Fox is asaietant . and Mrs. Sidne1 Spencef, Mrs. . .:~· Pritchard, rlitGllrB, Jnllfi)Obe, JOHN D. TH0~1AS, AdminiMlraYukon S.%143 Mod -:.rn ~room frame honl.e. 3 Telchers for Young Adults and In· 1~:;~;:;: Buchanan, 'Mn. Leon .Me· GOLF COURSI!'. GOOD bu1·pce-globe, &lant italian , and tor of estate of Richard Forcrented furnished apartment• termediatea are Bob Oliver, IBJilll bUI'pe:e golden jub.llee (orange). man, doceascd. HAMILL SI!:RVICB and Mr1. Charl01 [Qtle. .Mlcond hou11e east from school J . B. 0 ' 8 r1en, · aeparate from home. Furniture Brown. Ann Williams and Delorb GROOMING IS A 1\lUS'f STATION lncl1atled. • hou ~ll Jn Syracuae. wnIIam H. Attorney al Law. HIGH-LOW TIMPf Ktllllngawortb. JunJora: Betty Call, CUCKLIR RIALTY il.lbony 3351 Holmes. 6 8 6t<: 6-1()-ll-l2-3tc NEW YORK UPI-Hicheot tom· LET US DO YOUR ;abbel Johnaon and Lucy ,Sleeth. aRANCH OPPICI ....... ,· peratllre Primary: Kay Rtley, Geraldine reported TU'efldlt to tile NDI JIM ROUSH, MANAOIR 79 ACRE t'ARM. PLENTY OF U. s. Weather Bdread. waa 110 V.arlan. Bealnnera: Irene Kellef, p111lurc and water. Eia;ht room IIARVF.Y FOREMAN PROPER'JTY & Tv R•Piir F.urtn St., tftw Hav.h, W. V. Itlbelle Brown. Nuraery : Wilma ~t Presidio, Tex. LOwetl re· " house. Good barn. Outbulldlna:a. In Pomeroy, bein,u 40 feel by Phont 200 Phone T\Jmer 2·2143 Blake, Betty Jo Youq. Mutlc 1a Ported thi• morrdna waa 21 •t WUl 1ell re11110nably. Phone 80 ft. will be •old to highost Pomaroy, OhlO. fl.1().3te . furnJahcd b~ Margaret Fox, Hfrlen Fraaer, Oolo.. 24fH,.t 6-3-12tp t bidder Saturd11y, .June 13, 19$9 AN'D 881!'10 YOUR Barker and Ann Williams. at 1(1;30 o'clock at oUice of J . CAR aURNI 19015 N.EW .MOON 41 FT. TRAJL. B. O'Brien, 100~ Court Stnet, Cl-OTHES UP TO PAt I ROOM HOUSE Wl'l'H BATJi. Medium damq:e was done to ·"··' er. 1 bedroom, U ft. aluminum Pomeroy, Ohio. Must aeLI for Large IDt with a:arage and out the Melca COtUllY Sherilfa car' . I awntne. ' S2.200.00. Lawrence not leu than appraised value. bulld.ana. One block to sch<lola. late T-Jeaday eVflnlng When il Reed, Lowe't Trailer Court, Homer Baxter, Admlniltralor Priced to se11. See Wayne Rupe !aught on flk-e near li:IneravUie Middleport, Ohio, 8-26-Uc of eatate of Harvey Foreman, Rutland, Ohio. 8-10-3tc while on a CJU.. "W• Woob Evor)'llllnl iilt ~ I " BUii:Dffl(; LOT ON MULBERRY dec~aaed. IICOND IT, ., , ' · ., ., .. IPORT, OHIO H·EIGJITS. 80X160. Phone 823'7. ~u:~n~:~~er;_:,w I) Ie<.m_!i00il Plou Court, ll<lc.o COOn· • , Case ~o... U.eli: ~ a~d F!QIJ "vale• exeepUOnt Jl1le ot .retidence il un; ~ccount ol l:dh'i ' \. .Mily Sumrnef- tbereto, saUl account• win be . take aodct that on tht 'ield, Administratrix of the -Estate hearing ·before said Court on the I;~~:~A~p~rll~;;1938:,~M~arr~El~lo-~~ O&vCe ·; • Pf Daniel 'f. , &Ul!Jne,rfleiJ ~ieee¥· lOth day of ~01)>. 1'1il8, 01 ,.ill<:k •• plaloU!f, llle~ ---""::.....,=-:s'"'A"'L""I_ _....:,_ '' , · ' time uid aeeount• Will 1M, conlld. .. ......, • ed. ' Case No. 17,M8; Seeond Ac- ~ed and continued unijl .finallr .. . wUI etc reeeh.. 4 at the olcount Current of !Bernard Gilkey dtspoaed of. of Willbltfr and FU1t&, Atior~ pre~ent. s. attend•nce tho dot• lei tor her pedUon oplnll him In tho lo C.U. No. 12,1M, prlf· dlworct, euttod,- ol eiiUifi Mei.ls County. Ohio other reUel, on tbe ~ .t J I 10 1tr &rOll nel)ect ot d•ty and utre.e erueJty. iaid eaue wJU be for nexf!d of tb• •l lltlte of WaJter F. Meigs Cou,ty, Ohi9, fQl' .ap.proVal mImatrator With tbe WUI Annexed and setijenllent: ~~;tllete o! Albm Roitlfr, de- Tbe Yfldo·Awoke *'II clUb ol Middleport met at the home of their adviaor, ~ra. L W. JfcCoiD11 Tuelday eveniDc witb teD DltDII· S. to f'. B. O'BRIEN Cue No. 17,780: nnt and nnU'ITLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS al Accouq.t of Jeue Wood, AdPR08Al'l COURT MEIG$ eQuNTY, OHIO :lt~t:!~ator or the !".ltate of J.bod• , AQCOUn4;· al\d vouehert. of the following named fiduciarlee .han Caae No. 17,899: P'tnt and J'inal o1. LorelliQ. D. Davia, Ad!been tiled• in 1he Probate "Court, Aftount · Wide-Awake 4-H Oub Meeting Is Held On Tuesdav obera flvo daya prior btariiiJ. '. '' o. June' to, 1959-7 JIWIU . ,.CKETT'$ ~~W~,~M~o~ln~S~I~.;;;;:;;;;;;;,'~t;ii~~~~~$~~~$~ .. . '. I THE . l I I - ...,. DRY (-lNG . r~ HOME PrJcc.d to aell. e e Ole .PUBLIC ·' \ 0·10-ll·la.Sic Ha HORSE PQWER CHAMPION l::a-:H:-:EA=D:-O:::F~"'n"'oRSES=c--cA-=ND outb\lard motor. Uaed very Ut poniea lor Bale. Will work and -tie. PbonCl 3812, 8·1o-8te rldf'. see A. H. Burbrlda;c, AI· TIIREB ROOMS ALMOST NEW bany, Ohio, R. D. a. IJ.l0·3te l"!''.:hmo. lloooonoblo or Will THE F1JLTON HOUSE AND LOT trldt- , . &Dod two bedroom Jn Tupper. Pialna wiU be sold hod& tH,tt;r. 'JI.Itold Ctrcle. Sy· to tbt h1Jbe&l bidder, Saturdav racuoe, 'ileu iohool. 1+111< • lt 9:30 A. M., June 18, 1~9 at office ot J. 8. O'Brien, 100~ Cour~ Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. Mua! •ell for not ltll th1n ap· pul<~fd value of h600.00. J . B. O'Brien, Adminiatrator or Eatate ol .(o'annlo Fulton, dheaaed. J. B. O'Brien, Attortiey at Law S.lll-ll·IZ.3tc TRIU.I IPH 19D8 NEW MOTOR· tl'clfl, bll dlacount for quick llle. Jay'a Trlumpb Salee 6 8ervl~. 8G2 lit Ave., GalUpolla, Oblo. Q.8.3tp GOOD USED WI".STINGHOUSE rtlrl:eralor. Reaaonably priced. C.U 1\adno 321:1. IJ.IN!tc SINGER PORTABLES. up. See or eall ~our authori&M Sin1er Sewine Maebtne Co. Sale• and Serv\c4! iltep. Jamt!ls llcDouJil, locatt•-i at USE 0 ta.50 . ,.._ line, Route· '7 . Ph. II 10 81< _771111. _ -- Supplle. """- ... .,........ ~, wloll•l"" .... ---11110 Mlrlno lolol..,. lorwlco, , _ .;;~!,- I I tic Wt Have (2) Two ONE and ONE HALF TON SALE 1955 Ford Fafrlan, Convtrtlllle PUlE RUTLAND NITURE . DIUGS ..., ............. { • . RUTLAND, OHIO , X.ll '* •' AX'f.,t.aAA·X• ... t.OlfO .P8L·L 'OW' ~>lblftOl!llllo'~lll 11114 for 1110 L'l, X hr thi two •~Go Siiii!O ~ tiWII!t~' tllo 1tqlll ud tatlni.Uolt"' lbo art II! ·-~ ~ lt't!O... ,.. ~1. . . . " A ·Gilllt-- ~- · .1 0) j • limply-,.. ..... "i ; ..... u.."""' .a.·- . 461 S. Thlnl A"' MltW......-t, Ohio FO~ Caa Getr I ~'::,,. Clll11'1'9QtlOtiC- ~. . . . tt,.a.Ork'~t~ . .. ..... ......, ,;liOIUIIIClllliiCII:~4IIIIO~. ·PRESTON MOTORS A .REAL GOOD BUY On Comfe~rt All Summer Lant ' In and Let eo-..e Us Show You Ja11t What ~ Geed Buy Ou An ~lr t::oodltloaer Yoa • V"'l Alii A.M. At AIR CONDITIONERS LAUND~~<~~ · PANY •. . ••otVPX'l', •.• -. .ycuncl~,; a ·• • :~~v•I-:aD'l'alr. ., ,·." · '...~ OI:DtO'IW•• OCIOKII\'1' Jl :B.ccnOt . ~ AM\ Serio! No. USFC 176371 oa..' of Sale June 23. 195f FRIGIDAIRE . . ' PIII!;TU>W'It ... cotv•-.n•uhlli»i'nilrn ~.,_ . ' '; ' v. f.; . " I �iSa-vall)' ' -' ' ·· Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 10, 1959 f11.AN &AKI SALE t raised throu.gh lhe eveol will be 'ne lluo1l 'hen Club will eon- used for the Muon Youth Center. 7tuet 1 Bake Sale at the e and 8 An)'one wiahing to contribute may ~ ia Mnon City on S.turda> do so by contactms: any member l'mt 13. atarUnt: at 9 a. m. Money of the club. SOCIETY· Enterprise WSWS Annual Picnic Herd On T,uesday NEWS Of THE AREA The ~nnual and YOUNG BOYS ,_ barefoot leenna • • • 10 eool, 10 comfortoblt, so light. Thi• • "it" for thow carefrte houn. Smartest colo11 In durable -··~ fabrict with prices yCM~ can afford. ., boor Has Opened ". An imagina~y plane trip to a dominion republic ya~; held with Mrs ..Husted as an i nstru ~ tor of geography; Mrs . Thomas Bentz. stewardess; Mrs. John Smith as imlructor in hb· tory and Mrs. Selim Blazewicz Mrs. P:wl Frick and Mrs. Her· berl Dixon, who made a visit to church institutions. The worship service opened w1th prayer by Mrs. FranCis H. Glazier followed with scripture readin~ by Mr~ . Brown. Group singing of "Trust And Obey" with Mrs . .J::.hn Smith as accompanist, preceded prayer by Mrs. Brown which roncl uded the program . Mrs Glazier. [lresident, conducted a short busineS! session and members responded to roll call with a verse of scriptur(' and th~ book of t he Bible from which it was tal{e n. Mrs. Glazier announced that the Society was , inviter! to visit the Society of I the Rev. Roy Carmichael's church at Jacksonville. rt was agreed to visit them on JUI}' 17 and present a prr,~ram . Mrs. Bentz, sec· retary or spiritual Hfe distributed "Fe!IOII'ship of Prayer and Steward!lhlp" covenants. A rrayer circle led by Mrs . Bentz, when the sick of the comn.nnity were remembered con r.luiled the meeting. Attending were those named above and Mrs. E. N. Arnold, Mrs. Jl)hn Frick. Mrs. James Will Mrs. VictOr Young Jr., ond guests ·dd t Ob' Bev. Glazier, llfrs. Guy Bing, Miss Mr. and Mrs . Harry W . Stover of MI lepo~ • lO, an; Elsie Arnold, Geraldine, Paula nounce the engageme-nt of their daughter, Shetla AnDe, tt: and Frtdie Fdck , Marjorie and James o. Hubbard, son of Mr . and Mrs . Carl L. Hubbar~ of Brenda Bentz, Effie and PhyHis Syracu&e, Ohio. . . Blazew1cz, Ann Ohlinger, Vickie, Miss Stover is a graduate of Middleport H_J~h School. Sh~ Chueki&, Diana and Janice Young attended Ohio University where she was affiliated. wi~h Phi Beverlv Jane and Reeky Will and Chi Delta Sorority. Miss Stover is presently teachmg m the ,s_";;";;";;;;D;;I·x;;o;.n..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Lancaster School System. . · I' 1 HARTLEY & BENNETT SHOE STORE "Middle Of Upper Block" POMEROY OHIO Mr. Hubbard is a graduate of Pomeroy High School •nd r-----------------·· 20 th at the First United port. ou Can Presbyterian Mainly About People In Pome,oy o Around --- The World FOR 80 DAYS ' AND NEVER FIND BARGAINS LIKE THESE ly LUCILLI HAWkiNS Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crumbly and sons, ·Phil and ·Billy, of Wellsville and Mr . and Mrs. Glen Rutledge ot East Ll verpool were we~k end Dr. Elsie. W. S. Tile Hart and Miss {;rum~ ~;:!~"'.~~of ' attendl!d the ·graduation of Crumbly at Ohio UnivP.rslty on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Coopu and Dan White and dauahtcr, Bar· mol"nint~ for baro , left Tuesday Brecksville to attend Com mem:e· menl at Breck11vllle -High School when the Jormer's grandson, Wil· Ham Uogcr Cooper, will graduate Mr. and Mn, .Oelphin Wchnu~ were reecnt guests of his parents, Mr. and Mra . Harry Wchrung and other l'elativca. Mrs. Edwin W~rung anti child· rcn, Donald, Dennis and Janiee, arc visitmg at Ml. Angel Oregon, with her rathflt:, R. J . ~Berning . Mrs. Mabel M1mkin is a patient at the St. Juseph HosPilal, Parkenbur.:. Mr. ond Mrs. t1arence Andrews and family and guests, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence WILHam Andrews of Quonset Point, R. 1., apent the week end in Dayton with relativet und attended a reunion of the Eskew family on Sunday. Clare Jennlnl!ls of Coral Gables, Fla ., arrive4 Sunday for a ~everal weeks vialt. with her grandfather, Peter Jcnnlni!IJ. Mrs. Ne!He Johnson of Pitts· burgh arrive dloday . for a vialt with .Mrs. William Jlaxtcr. Mr. and Mra. Robert Gooeh and family have moved from GalUpolis to Flatwooda. ' Mr. and Mn. Osmer Gooch and friends of Gallipolis and Ross Jones and Mr. and Mn. Don Thomas of Pomeroy wel'tl sunday guests :~Ira. '' I ' 1957 FORD 6 CYL. PICKUP $1295.00 1955 CHEVROLET 2 Ton Dump R11ady To Go- Motor Reconditioned $1595.00• 1959 FORD F600 Dump Truck 2 Speed Axle, 5 Speed Transmission. Like New. ONLY 6.000 MILES $4795.00 1951 FORD VB PICKUP A-1 CONDITION $595.00 1951 CHEV. 1 Ton Van Body Dual Rear Wheels -ldeai For Produce, ' $59$.00 1956 FORD 8 Cyl. 3-4 Ton CAB and CHASSIS Only 25,000 Miles. Excellent Condition. $1195.00 PRESTON MOTORS USED CAR LOT Phone 233-X D·resses FO! Thai Hoi Summer Weather · JUNE'S .DRESS SHOP "'The House Of FUhion" s-nd 11. Mt.Nio,.... enta. Si's-so-n-=-'s-A~tt-en~-d-:-Graduation At Cincinnati Elder MMI. Tim Sisson and aon, Fred· die, were in Cincinnati last week end to attend the eraduatlon of -M n. Siuon'1 nephew, Joseph John· 11on, aon of Mr. and Mra. Joseph Mathews. . 'Mr. Johnsan graduated lr:ptn the · Elder High School on "iday evenina: in a class of 289. Ttte nadua· tlon exerciNa were held at Taft Attdltorlum. While there they also atteQded the ,btsebaU doubleheader on Sunday arternqon. D of A MIITING Tbe .Past Councilor& of TbeodorUI Coudcll, •Da\llhterJ of .AJnerlta, will meet Thul'lday evenlna at tbe home of Mrs. Mu Meinhart Wlt.'i Mrs. Heney :ftelbel u .eO-aloma·~ of Mr . .1nd Mta. E. J. HUL Mr. and Mra. Dav:id Do....We and tnd friends of (olumbui 'ilit· relaUvea in the aHa on ,S fn· ur ru net,...,..... ..,._ I I. Pomeroy-Middljoport, Ohio, Thursday, Juoe 11, 1959 • STRETOI SOCKS SKIRTS Floe anklets lor lo~~&er wear. Stretches. White cotton and nylon to lit sizes 8Y.i to 11. 59c full pleated styles and pencil sUm styles - prints - gay plaids - GIRLS SUMMER ' floral PAJAMAS· bor- Dainty patterna. Lace & ribbon trimmed. Sizes 4 to 14. Baby Dlill sl,yle. · der prints and solids. SIZES 22 TO . 30 $1.95 Children's Reg. $1.95 BLUE DENIM Children's Sun Suits BOXER LONGIES Sanforized blue denim with two pockets and elastic waislba•nd. Sizes 2 to 8. Small, medium and ~arge eizes rand Nzea 2, 3 and 3X. A}l comb- ' -ed ootton in solid colora, checks 88c """.uipes. FOR· BOYS end GIRLS OVEWL PANTS Mr. and Mn. Wllllam Houck (Julia Mitch) and small daughter, Beth, of Marion, Ohio. came laat week end for a v&ait with her ·par· enta, Mr. and M\&, P, L Mitch, and his parents, Mr. and IMra. Robert Houek in Gallipolis At the morning worahip service Beth was ~aptized at the Heath Melhodist ~hureh in Ml4dleport by the Rev. Raymon Konkrieht. Mr. Houck left Sunday to , attend a meeuna In C.bicaao or the Berkline Furniture Market and Mrs. Houck wUl remain bere for a two weeks vlalt with her par- I ' men's summer skirts FRIDDlE HOUDASHEL T lioucks Visiting At Mitch Home y at ~ l'...- ,..,__,. . ent111e . Outstanding values in wo- Men's Big Y1Dk Mn. John Bacon and ll)n Jack spent the weekend at H"llaboro. Mn. Bacon's niece, Judy :Sianken ahlp and friend, Nancy Blair, of Hlll.s')Gro, returned home with her and are apendlng the week here. .,.,_ I'• • . GIRLS TWIRL $1.95 and $2.95 Middleport Mr. and Mrs. Dale (Jock.) Wal · burn and son, Steven, are moving from the M"rs. Bo-b Miller apart· mcnt on Third Ave. to the Grant house!! on the corner of Main and Pifth Streets. Mra. Joe M11gnotta rMary Seines) and children spent last week with her parents, Mr. and . f4rs.. John Seines. Mr. Magnotta eame tor the week end and the Magnotta& returned lo their home in •Princeton, W. Va., Sunday. Cpl. 11:nd Mra. Edward Lee Me· Comaa spent the week en~ with hi s p.arenls, Mr. and Mrs. Lee McCQmall and Diane. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitch and children, David and Steven, of Martins Ferry. vi lilted over the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Mitch and her parE:nts, Mr. and Mrs. John Seines Mrs. Mltcb and children bad come earlier and 11pent last week with the · Sclne11 1 1bde at Ctpc Cuaveral from Uled roc.tet part.a." ' VOL XI NO. 48 Women's Summer About Church, Middle- e podiod 11 the Air Force miJtUe teat cellter ~ · a.tt:Jcter on its bumper tllli rtadJ • Floor Coverings- Furniture- Appliances- Ready to Wear Draperies- Housewares- Men's Wear- Dry Goods Around And IS serving with the U .S. Navy, aboard ~he U_.S.S. Forrestal. The invitation wedding and reception Will take place _June S' c,\PE CANAVERAL, FIJ. A 1!1111 eoomtible Store Wide June Sales I I CIWCIO.E FOR TODAY - ' er e picnic of the W: ;ws Following a picnic supper at 6 1 p. m. the regular meeting wu held with Mrs. Alire Thompsor oresenting the topic "A Wide wciiilii . of the Enterprise EUB Cb•Jrch was he!d Tuesday .al L'le hoo.1e of Mn. fo::>rl Brown and Mrs. Claude Husted. Engagement Is Announced fOI YOUNG . $1.69 Made of 10 ounce de111im -Sanforized -.shrunk - full cut ¥Moth graduated dlmensicms fOr fit end comfort. Tr-Iple lll"clied. Size 29 to 44 $1.98 . ' II, R· opened the wttb attack on the gover· . GOLDEN STAR Scott Family Napkins fURNITURE POLISH ',. Deep te~ture gives you springy strength, Stays put on ~· your lap . Wet-strengtb. Pink, yellow, turquoise and ct ...., white. IIA>eommonded fO< !)up>. lac- • ' quer, 80 Nopklns- Size 13 by 13 Inches. pollllt.., ·· proledl. vami.tl. and .enameJ:' 12 OUNC;I 2 pkg~. u.l5 ond ...... 29¢ SIU r Siesta SMOKERS • 59c i .' Bra•s lacquered finished smoking stands. With amber ash trays and weighted bases. JUNE SALES 3 Position Recllulng Back wlth one blltld adjustmenl $7.00 $18.95 to $24.95 • • L o • ' STROI.LEit- SLEEPER- WALKER Big Selection of Colors a~d styles. ,, SALE! Just . 17. Regular $1.75 . ' ALL · PISTOL SETS Fuinifllre Bullet loading Fanner 110 Gun plus 8 all metal play bollets. Fan it - hand smoker - cylln~r revolver. · $2.00 OTHER TOY SPECIALS . Reg. U-~1 lllagnelle Buelioll Gomes .. :. , .. ·. J . • .a.eo · Reg. 1.21 PID Amerieu Super 7 CUpper A!"J!~ lie Re&. 98e Mellll Toy Trueka .......... .' .;. , . , . : • ·lie ' Flo6rCmtftlts -, . r '· .. " TVS.tuni Appl~- ' ' T.; .~ ·' ' ' !I•• Dellv""" To Y""' AIUI properiJ lnltaUed' ' •' ELIERFELDS .' STORE .IIOUR,S, . 1Dd Every Illy I • . •' ' Th~ "·' ..... ': ·. Of Til• Weell ( .tA.'M. faJ.P.III. ... ~·- ) . ' Except Salur;Wa -A.M.IOIP... - ~ t . WILSON BADMINTON ~ETs : . • .... ,' .. ,,; . ~~~.. 1 ,PLAYil JlADMl~N lll'l'l! ..... , .. , . ; ... lUI . '·' . J . The Hard.ya attended telidOna the National Square. ~ , Festiva' In Denlfer, Colb., later danced at a lodle on top of Plle~e ';: Peak, 14,000 feet above aea, ·I·~ ' !Enroute home tbey atQpped one afternoon in \ cOlorado SpJLrla ,Wi vilit the widOw of '"Pappy" S~w , , ' ! foul!der or UJodern IQ.Uil'e·. dd.cing. 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