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VOL XII NO. 39 On Schedule . , .· , \ ..... . {.,'i ',~ .. • • /4 rt ' t• > • Meigs Farmers Ahead ·Of Most In Middle West /o. • 1 The late 1960 spring is believed to have caused little delay in local corn planting, a pleasant contrast to most of • the middle west it was learned here tpday. Letart area farmers, on the whole, are reported to have gotten their corn in "on schedule." According to the United Press Internationali however, the heart of the na ion's corn belt is still Jagging far behind •• normal in corn and soybean planting. The U. S. Department of Agriv- culture aald In a wel!kly report that average planting operations in the area have beep delayed more than 10 days by rain, mud, and cold ground. "Fields are waterlogeed," said the Quaker Oats Co., "and it will take quite a spell for many spots to dry out. Some may not be workable all season." Quaker said many farmers in ~astern Iowa, northern Illinois, southern Wisconsin and southern Minnesota "have not yet planted a kernel of corn - or soybeans, either, for that matter." An Dllnols seed company r.autloned farmers against rushing to exchange the type ,of hybrid seed they usually plant for an earlier Djiturlng hybrid. . "Eiperien_ce had dell!onstrated that original Intention is the best bet until about June II to June 10," Funk Brothers Feed Co., Bloomington, said. Student Dr,Jvers Return Au tomobi/.es To Local Dealer PART OF TWO DRIVER TRAINING classes , one of Middleport and the other of Racine, at~ pic~ured with t"".o Dodge Darts suppli~d by th_e Rawlings Sons Motor Co., . Middlepo~t, and returned last Thursday. Mr. Qwsenbe_rry, ~ddleport teacher far nght firushed the school year for Ra,cme whose mstructor, Coach Larry Morrison~ took leave m April for SIX months'Army Reserve duty. Kneeling, (L to R) Randall Bowles, Jim Harris, Richard Long, ,1oe Brinker, Lawrence Lisle, and Middleport instructor Don Plunkett. Standing, Carrol! Norris, manager of Rawlings; Walter Harris, Sue Pickens, Janice Hauck, Marianne Woodgeard Donna Henry, !Cathryn Br ace, Sue Stobart; back row; Sandra B~ewjngton, Betty Covert, Bar_bara, Covert, Sus1e Pullen, Janice Zirkle, Judy Sauer, _Ma_ryCleland, David Quisenberry, i~truotor_._ _ _ _ _ __ $500 000 Ceasarcreek Pro1· ect Back Injuries :Holiday .C~pers ' • , Suffered Tuesday In Greene County Wins I avor When WomanFell Lcpgthen List Of Forfeitures . . . The Pllft'.l•rey -flMICY squad · c.'I Died At F'amily Home In Dexter Court Hands .Down Sentence I Against Jarvis ·----· 8th Grade Girls Will \Vork For Cancer Tag Day Huge Layoffs Threatened In Rail hidustry HWages Upped In Local Court Actiqn, Without Appm~nt Reaction!· Da~n.Matll Whizz Cla.ims Discov~rt.Of New Space Dimension . - DAYTON, ~ Industrial C¥mlat claimed, today he-had dlacover;ecl . a thlrd,,dinle111l11n In motloli wbicb CAIi Jock Itself In _apacJ ond' produce actjon without app•ren, r•ctlon." John . E. Wolfe, technical dlrector' fqr Glo-Rnz, Inc., a cosmetic mpufacturer, clai.ne<I that he bad the eill,telu:e, 11f the tlilrd · ,~ A on. , I · two ·- eelulllll• ,ti , , , tod~'• Daytpn Dally News as Wolf~'s vehicle for tellin1 th~ world of science of bla dlsco\'e~. Wolfe, for 10 yei.rs the chief chemist for General _¥oton• Delco Dlvillon bete, said he bas bad no slicceu In gettln& the federal government· to accept h18 ldeaa. He contended that In a~ditton to, 1traight line ~ rotaey motion, . he has dis~y~rc;cl "~111plete rotant point' •W... 'to "lock ~ ~} ' ' second trip to Florida this week, will have ner who was indicted by the January grand ty Charles Sayre to Miami today to return Cla- · he broke into the Kelroy Nile Club on Route 7 Oct. 21 , 1959. •l!A!l~JJ~ F~rfeited Bond County Sends Officer For Jarrells 2nd Time Meigs county, after officers completion of a about 5,000 miles of travel invested in a priso jury on a charge of breaking and entering. Sheriff Robert Hartenbach i.s sel)dirig Depu rence Robert Jerrells here to answer charges Neig~Towns ·"'--Shpw'lttcre- _. In Population One Fined. One k Federal Authorities Say Man Wanted In Kelroy Nite Club Breaking, Entering Now Available For Return . t=2•~u,t,.;a u, ·i ~ :. . without apparent reaction." He developed bis mathematic theory with his brother, Peter K. Wolfe., of Indianapolis, Ind. "It's absolutely vital , that we get working Qn thla concept as quickly as we can," he told a reporlA'.r. "The long term effects will. almoat ·-Invalidate both. thl! nucll!ar research and the space reaearch pro&l'am. \ '.'So!lleone ~~ in Ru1111 ii gd- '~ f4l t,i,;-'1.. and get it before we do," he said. He said the reasqn be could not convince the federai government of the soundneas of his Idea Is that there ii nothlni In 118 technical rule boob to cover hla discovery. :'lfecause the pro~lem Is so unusual It would., takh three dif, ferent kinds of specialists to und~ratand It, but, brother, you ,c~•t 1et through to them," be • •. '~- .· '' ._ . Jerrells, a native of Huntington, W . Va ., was implicated in the Kelroy robbery by Murial Roberts, also indicted in January for breakin g and entering. Since the felony was committed, Jerrells has been wanted here and was ar rested in Miami, Fla., about two weeks ago by the FBI on a fugitive warrant. Last week Stieriff Hartenbach was notified that J errells had_ waived extradition. to Ohio ------- - - and that he could be returned. Sheriff Hartenbach and Deputy 1:an!ee~•d:ut t!! lri&e:• arrival tbfre found that the fed- • Ad • H T lk Offleers, vtsers ear a ::" 'For ABetter 4·HProgram!1• About 150 4-H Club officers, advisors and parents met at the Pomeroy Junior High School auditorium Tuesday evening for the annual Officers and Advisors Conference. ~~t~t~o:ie:.:r'!::ed __ to r~ a technical error iji ment, which llad been corrected by a court entry. The two lleip county officers returned here Sunday without tbel.r prilona'I Today Sheriff Hartenbacb wa1 notified that Jerrella is apin available for Meip co1mty offlcers. Deputy Sayre and Pomeray Patrolman George HI~ .are ~ nmg to leave for M1am1 at once to return. the pr110ncr. . Sheriff Hartenbacb 111d today that the 39-,year-old Jerrella ~• a long . recm-d of offenses . tn West V1rg1ma where be was first sentenced t~ the state penitentiary ~t Mounds~ifle for grand ~n:, ID l937 for a two year ~ ife has aubsequently been ID and out ~f that lnst1tufl~n on charges ~anlJlll from breakjng and en~r~Iii to armed robbery and felo. 10us aaaault. . He wu also • 111N ~~ from the Moun41ville i... a!}tujjon, his record ~ I I . ~~lls' comOe~on Iii .tllle ~ of · tli _ e Kelroy offe.~ Si!fllt M1 months In ~e Meigs, county !ill befo"re entern1g a plea of 111ilj,' to the January indictment. He was placerl on one year probation. · · ~ Beatrice Cleveland, Associate state 4-H leader, was the speaker using as her subject "For A Better 4-H Club Program." ' Sharon Jewell, president of the Presidents and vice presidenta, · Five men chareed with ol'fenses 4-H council , presided over the Howard Nolan; secretary-treasurover the Memorial Day weekend meeting which was opened with era, Mra. Wilma Sargent; News have forfeite"d bonds In Coun!y . group singing led by Patsy Price, reporters, Lowell Wingett; Health . tqurti Judge E. W; _Peoples. &Bid, . Portland. The 4-H pledge was led and Safety, Doris Ann Wells; todaY; wl~h a carnival worker by the Rock Springs Busy Bee Recreation leaders, Russ Priddy, cbarged _w!lh disturbing the peace 4-H Club and the formal session County extension agent, Gallia dnd fts1stmg arre1t, contrlbutmg was followed by group discus- county ; Junior leaders, Beatrice the largest amount. sions. Cleland; Advisors and parents, . Discussion groups and their John Schultz; Extension specialist, He was Edward Rossi, Newark, were: Family Lile, OSU. leaders N. J ., who posted '$150 bond on Following the discussions, each the two charges while bis comgroup reported on the results of panion, Clarence Austin, Atlanta, the discussion. The report was , Ga., forfeited $30 bond. The two made and presented ' by a member' w~e arrested by sheriff's officers fn,r I{ of the di.scuuion group.. · (ollowlng a fi&ht al a lqcai resM Refre1hmenu were terved lciJlolWl& tlie • ltflon.('i'N .._.. Cole, . Tiippeti''-Pla~~ program was arranted 1':a cllr' forfeited $75 bond when he failected by Mn. Geneva Nolan Qd ed to appear to answer to a Tag Day for the Pomeroy Litne c. E. Blakeslee Meigs Coudly charge of failure to atop after an agents ' actident ~nd Marvin Spires, Rut• League wi!' be held Saturday with · land, forfeited $25 on a reckless players soliciting on the streets. operation charge. Dale Harman, The mothe.s of players will also charged with intoxication and dis- conduct a hu.;sc to house canvass turbing the peac~. forfeited $30 the same day. Pony League players will be at the Kerr's Run stop bond. light. 1'wo men paid fines In hearing I Another project of the league before Jucfge Peoplea, Delbert Bis- ;viii be the selling of pop _corn on sell, $10 and costs on a disturb- 1he streets. The . group will have ing the peace charge and William the use of the firemen's popcorn WASHING1'()N UPI-Speaker Masters, on a state patrol charge machine _for the day. Graveside service, will be held of no driver's license. George 1'he first game for Pomeroy Sam Rayburn today personally by the countermanded an order for Lemuel Sargent Thurllday at McDaniels, charged with assault Little Leaguers is scheduled for with intent to kill by Middleport June . 6. To date merchants have House clerk which had closed 2 p. m. with Foglesong Funeral police, was bound over to the contributed $536.50 toward ex- congressmen's expense vouchers Home in charge at the Adamsville to public inspection. Cemetery in l{ason. grand jury under $2,000 bond. penses. "They will be opened" Rayburn The Bev. Howard Ruppelt of Mrs. Leonard E. VanMeter is Middleport will officiate. Mr. Sar· chairman of the financial drive and told newsmen. Clerk Ralph Roberta had slap- gent about 90, died itt his home . reminds that the group has two new teams to outfit completely this ped a secret label on the vouch- in Fort Worth, Texas. Hi• re, year in addition to all 'llher ex- ers following published charges mains arrived in ParkenbUJ1 that congressmen were spending last night. The family, fonne1 penses. public funds on night clubbing&, residents of Mason, ia enrouta liquor and vacation cruises. from Texas. McOung l8 Elected Meantime, House members denied they bad abused the public O To WVU Legislator ' treasury in their official travels, Court Issues Three Several Mason, County students Juhllng McOlung, son of Mr. and Those available for comment said Marriage Lice08es at Marshall College in ff.unt,ington Mrs. A. K. McClung of Hartford, the expense accounts involved of- . Three marriage licenses have was recently elected to the St\!were recently honored lbere. ficial House business. been isaued in Probate court to Ruth Sayre, daughter of Mr. and dent Legislature in llhe Student The office, of House Clerk Rob- the following: Mn;. George Sayre of New Haven, Body Election held at West Vlr• Hubert Wolfe, 20, Pomeroy, was named first vice-president of glnia University for the year 1116(\- erts refused a United Press International request to inspect construction workers, aon of Mr. La-idley Hall, women's dormiloryj 61. ' James Johnaon, 110n of Mr. and McClung polled the largest num- some of the expense vouchers to- and Mrs. Wayne Wolfe, Pomeroy Mrs. Jamee Johnson of Muon, was ber of votes from aU the collegea. day, citing an old House rule or- RD and Judy Gilmore, 19, daughelected executive officer of Penh• He was among fifteen ,members dering the clerk to keep such re- ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Gil- , ing Rifles, ROTC precision drill from tlbe Arts and Science College cords private except where the more, Pomeroy. House itself -makes them public. James Will, 18, Route 3, Pometeam. · who were elected. roy, Meigs Maytag employee, son BHI Foglesong 5011 of Mr. end McOklng is a 1969 graduate of Local Conference of Mr. and Mn. Harold Will and Mrs. Donald Fvglesong ol Mason, Wa~ma _High Sohool and is com-' Sharon Oiler, 16, daughter of WM selected for membereh-i p in pl_et1~1! his freshman year at West To Meet On Tuesday Marion Oiler, Pomeroy. Flhi Eta ~a, freshman men's Vn1g1ma Uruvers1ty. David R. Riggs, 21, Pomeroy The local conference of the New 'honorary; and Don Hopson, Soul.It EUB Charge will meet TuesRoute 1, construction worker, son Haven MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Side freshman, WllS selected for at 7:30 p. m. at the of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Riggs and day, June 7 Admitted: Monday, Helen the same honor. New Haven Church. Dr. E. Ray Gloria K. Atkins, 18, secretary, Strickland, Pomeroy; Rodney BaCole, conference superintendent, daughter of Mr. and Mn. Eugene ker, Caldwell; Percie Rosa( Racine will be present to conduct busiAtkins, Rutland Route 1. Rickie Proffitt, Portland and JuMiddleport Man Put ness. lian Kittle, Pomeroy. SALE POSTPONED All members of the councils of In Jail By Police A:dmitted Tuesday: Arthur JeRutland Band Boost"rs will Edgar PayQI!, Middleport, was well, Letart, W. Va.; Hilda White administration of churches in the lodged in the county jail yester- Long Bottom ; Violet Walker, Porn New Haven Charge are requested sponsor a rummage sale at the Rut- ·, day evening by Chief Herbert Gil- eroy RD; Mrs. William Reynolds, to be present. Churches in the land American Legion Hall, June New Haven Charge are New Ha- 3-4 with a hake sale added on key of the Middleport police Pomeroy. ven, Hartford and Bachtel. Saturday, June. 4. charged with resiating•arrest and Dismissed : Mae Hughes, Shadyintoxication. Also arrested late side; Gertrude Mills, Syracuse; yesterday by Middleport police Mrs. William Dailey and daughter and bein& held in the Middleport Portland ; Mrs: Warren Davidson jail Is Oliver Mitch, Middleport, and daughter, Cheshire and Ever charged ivith intoxication. ker, Caldwell ; Percie Ross, Racine Jack Oiler charged with fighllng In a Middleport bar Memorial BEANS FOR W. VIRGINIA WASHING TON (UPI) - Louisiana today promised to con• Day evening, has been fined $40 WASHINGTON UPI- About a and costs and sentenced to five dozen rail car loads of dried tinue fighting for the vast income from l?Ulf oil royalties go- · days in jail by Mayor Kenneth beans will -be shipped to West ing to the federal government under a Supreme Court deciMcElbinllfy. Virginia this month to supple- sion. ment government handouts of Louisiana, whose immediate fiA total of $593,400,000 in an ea, surplus food to the needy. nancial" stake was highest, was crow fund held in the U. S. Interdefeated along with Alabama and ior Departmentt &oes into the fedCOOPER MENDING Mississippi Tuesday when the eral treasury wnen the rul.lq beHOLLYWOOD UPI-Gary Coop. United States won title to the oil- comes final. Lee Smith, Middleport, auffer- er, 118-year-old actor, was. reported rich off-shore areas beyond the If the transfer, or parts of it, 'ed minor burns about the face In in good condition today follow- tradition•! three mile limit. an accident today at the Celenese ing major abdNninal surgery at The federal government lost to should be made before the end of and Texas, however, the fiscal year on June 30, the Florida Corporation where he is a chem- Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. isl. when the hi&h court found th~~ increase in Uncle Sam'• Income WINS DIVORCE · Mt. Smith, a councilman and two states, were entllted to a might make the difference beJUAREZ, Mexico UPI- Actress coastal belt 10~ miles (three tween a reapeetable bu4&et aurpresident ,of t~e _Midd!eP?rt Little Leui,e .\48oc1at1on, 1s ID Pleas- Myrna Loy won an uncontested leagues) wide. The United State, plus and I a mucfi 111Daller Ol'le. ant Valley Hosp1tal. The report divorce here Tuesday from her gets whatever is left beyond this Budget officlala e1tlmated 1aid he received "a few speckl on fourth husband, movie producer rhe weekencl,.a proballle ~11111 -GC. e~e of ~~ con°I, . COLUMBUS (UPI) - The state Capital Plannmg Board has mad• two call, yeiterd• y evenplaced the proposed Caesarcreek Lake WIidlue Area, m Ing with on• patient onterln1 • Ureehe County at the head ol its list of projects to receive the' Meli• General Ho1plt1I and money from the 19111 Legislature, a I<'mance De~artment the other Ple111nt v,11., Hosspoilesman said today. pltal at Pt, Ple111nt. Deputy Director ot Finance Clinton V . Oster said the board The 1qu1,d w•~ called at 4:10 ga,ye the project top priority . P• m. to the W,lll • m Reynold• uster aa,d tne board which in- liminary estimates made after the home, 106 State St., when- Mn. eluded Finance Directo~ James Vi uaute Councu approved the pro- Florence Reynolds fell down • Maloon, granted the preference in Ject ol) Jan. 6 showed some of fll1ht of mP1 onto concrete a resolution that also urged the the land cosl as much as $2,000 and iuffered btck lnlurl.., She Department of Natural kesources an acre. w11 admitted fo the Mal11 Gento appraise and secure options on 'the entire project including the •~ 1 t;;pit• I. th ad the land on which the 900-acre 190-acre lake and dam 1s expected t · P. m. • squ wa, hunt1n1 'and wildlife site is to be to cost about $;>00,000. called to M11on where Clifford developed. Some feel there will be op- Marlon WH 1ufferln9 back and Recent preuu .... from GrNne posit10n from those who want . to • bdomlnal pain,. Dr. Hewehon County civil INden forced the use part ot the Caesarcreek · site WH callad and recOIMlendad lieanf to ~ ' ~.f,I conaldera, .for tia\ hing ~d ptcilii:kini, The" H~,J ~ " ! tion to'fli•'·,tW°t~ifo.,ton area proje'ct is scheduled fDll' 11t!e as a ._•,~.:~ley· hi rffldenti -r.1n1 the --tl911 11sh1ng and hunting preserve. t11t- _ _,.. •mbul•nce. spot. Th• board 11ld, ho-ver, it Th~ project was believed worth· did not want to move Ca"'r• while smce it would serve a popucrNk eh-• d of other wlldllfe talion of 600,00 within 35-mile raThe towns of New Haven, Hart- proltcts which are scheduled to dius in lioutheastern Ohio. ford and Mason showed increases receive money thi1 y-• r. . in population over the, past 10 1'he Natural Resources Departyears according to census flg11res ment now la responsible for t•king released by Fourth District Cerisus options on as much of the land as Supervisor William P. ,4. Nicely of it can get by July, 1961, when Huntington. . ' Otho Jarvis, on probation from the iegjalative money is expected !\few Haven showed tlie largest to become • available for Caesarthe Common Pleas court on a nonincrease registered by the tl!ree creek. Lillie Ann Francis, age 75, died support charge, was sentenced ·to towns as lta population Jumped 331 Henry Hall, chief-of the depart- at 7:50 p. m. Tuesday at the one to three years in the · Ohio from 969 in 1959 to 1,300 ill 1960. ment's real estate section, sllid the home of her son, Worley, near Penitentiary yesterday by Judge Muon showed an increase of 84 land, owned mostly by farmers , Dexter. John C. Bacon for failure to live with a jump from 924 In 19110 to would be expensive. He saici 9reShe was born Dec,. 8, 1884, the up to the terms of his probition. 1,Q04 in 1960. Hartford, meanwhile daughter of Elijah Rathburn and He will be taken to the instituincreased a total of five with a Almeda McCarty. Her late hus- lion by Sherill Robert Harten1960 population of 371 compared to band was Samuel Francia. She _ bacp today. the 1950 figure o! 368, leaves the son at the family home. J In other _Common P_leaa court Point Pleasant showed the larServices will be Friday at 2 actions, a Judgment ID favor of gest increase In population In Map. m. from the Old Dextllr Church the plainthf bas been handed son County as census figures rewith the Rev. Williard Dutchtr down. by Judge Bacon in the case 1 ported a jump from ~,1196 in 19IIO in charge with burial in Nela6n of B . ~·. Michael versus Mary to 5,716 in 1960. That. was, an InCemetery. Pullins, et al in the sum of crease qf 1,12G in 10 years. Strong and Sons Funeral Home, $111113.80 and court costs with proEighth Grade girls of the Mid' Only one major community in dleport schools will work In the Wilkesville, are in charge and perty of the defendant to be sold Mason County, Leon, showed a annual Cancer Crusade Tag Day friends will be received at the to satisfy the judgment after drop in population as figures show- this Saturday, Nan Moore, Tag residence after early this even- taxes and mortgage has been paid. ing. Two divorce suits were filed ed U4 people living there In 19IIO Day chairman, has announced. yesterday in Common Pleas court. The Cancer Tag Day In Middleand 229 in 1960. Henderson showChester L. Tannehill, 373 Pearl ST. PADDY WINS ed an lncreaee of 121 In populatlOl,1 port was po1tponed one week so H not to conflict with "Little EPSOM, England UPI - St. Pad- St., Middleport, verau1 Phyllls from 483 In 1950 to 604 In 1960. Overall, Mason County . show.ad League Tag Day" lut Saturday. dy, an English horse with an Irish Tannehill, same address, asking ,Earlier, Mayor Kenneth McEl- name, a 7-1 shot, today won the for divorce, custody of three an lpcreue· of 87.1 in population during the past 10 yean. The 19tl0 hlnney had lent his support to 181st running of the English Der- minor children and other relief. Edith Maude Sisson, Pomeroy, ~ensus showed 23,ffl persons liv- the C,111cer project, ur1ln1 · every by_at Epsom Downs. versus Ralph Miles Sisson, Pomecitizen' who can to contribute dursecAlcaeus edged Kythnos for ing In the county while the 1960 roy, asking for divorce, cuatody ond place in a photo finish. · flgutes showed ~e population to 1"1 tbe ', day. of two minor children and other be 24,408. relief. Both plaintiffs charge gross n~glect and extreme cruelty. An appeal bas been filed by Albert N. Bengal, Pomeroy, versus the Bureau of Motor 'Vehicles seeking rein1tatement of his drivers license which bas been , CHICAGO (UPI) - A railroad attorney told a preslatntial revoked. fact-finding board Tuesday the nation's railroads will be forced .to lay off Uiousands of employes If they are required to Middle West, Texas • In a session of Pomeroy · May• grant wage increases. "Any wage lncre11e · at this or Charles Le1ar'1 court last Lashed By High Wind Nell P. Speirs, president of the ,t:.IUCA<;u l,d _ 'l'hunder nl1hi, one man waa fined and an- time, no matter bow slnall," Switchmen's Union of North Amstorms and high winds lashed parts would nec'eesltate lay-offs of other forfeited botld. Fred .Jenkins, Syracuee, charg- "thousands" to maintain the rail- erlca SUNA, asked the three-man of the Middle Wesf and Texas ed with shoplifting at the Pome- roads' sqlvency, Howard Neltzert, board to grant a 36-cent-an-hour · Tuesday night. Tornadoes struck In several secfQY Kroger Store, was fined $211' chief counsel"for the West,rn ·car- pay boost. Speirs aaid Switchmen and costs and sentenced to 10 rlers Conference comll)ittee, told. encounter "greater physical and lions of west Texas: but' caused no weather hazards" in · the perform- damage because they touched days In jail ,wlUf the . jail term the boaril . . down in pasture land. Neltzert said 7,000 railroad ance of their tasks. auspended pending good behavior. 'l'he board will make recomWetzel Field, H~ord, at switchmen should ~ke a 111-cent STOCKS MIXED liberty on $200 bond on a cbar&e hourly pay eut. He contende<I mendations to the White House NEW YORK UPf--Stocks were of drlvin& while Intoxicated, for- tllat switchmen's pay has risen by June 22 to settle the dispute felted his bond when be falle4 to substantially above that of fac- between SUNA and 18 western mixed at a moderately active and mldwestern railroads. opening today. tory workers tince 1850. appear for hearin& last nl&ht. o. fu.1 s:NGLE COP'l - Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday , June 1, 1960 ~~ Pomeroy Ta.gDay ,\4~d Ball a'~. "•·s·..S...a.. tur'day Speaker Sam Opens Books On Travel Vouchers Graveside Rites . To Be Held For·· Former Resident Students \Vin Recognition At MarshaII C IIege More Fight Promised Against Court In Tideland Oil USft; Deadline News -~ . . .. . 'tt'llla .,.ot, t\°~,.~~~;,~tbe ~- over �• j !t'.�� �:. "" r�. s. James ] DAILY SENTINEL \ Market Report Sotu,day, DAYBOOK Reet, ft1dne, the past weekl'ntJ were Mt, and ""· Ed t'ollme,, Mr, and Mrs. Cecil T. Swartz and aona, Latty .and Perry or Mays. ville: �-. Mrs. Herman Rees, Lick , K y., Mrs. R. W. Sch· weitzer, Alhlirnd. �)' .•, and James S. l_teea Jr., U . :,, N ., presently sI,honed at ltrooklyn, N. Y. T�ey all ume tu aHend graduat i on exerci ses of Miss Saradelle Ht•es. Mar • J'iait DtttJis Home Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Davis en tertained a group of relatives :r nd friends at the i r home . .Ptt ulherry Avenue, during the pa§t week. Wedne1day g u ests were Mrs. :'ltrs Drxtrr; Eva McKinney. Chloe Fink. kutlallll and Mrs Fran t'es D arn e l l . F' I W<1)· n r . l n r l \.\'t 'rt ' Calling Friday a ! te rnuon Mre. Davis ' brothu a nd sister-in law Mr. and Mrs. Ge ne Nl'ls u n & -·- _ _ _ ----· -·- your Head quarters FOR SPORTING GOODS FOR FATHER'S DAY Complete Line 01 Golfing Supplies Fishing Tackle lneludlng Li"• la ir Con,plete Sel.,llon or Sport Coats and Shirts Ties and Shorts THE SPORTS CENnR Authorize� MacGregor Headquarte rs Garden Clu b Obs er v<>• 20tl, A. nn,vers'1ry . OHIO VAL L E Y L I V ESTOCK T he 20th ann;" ""Y ol the A m Ma, 28, 1 960 G, 1 1 ; .. ti,, t ur Gardeners Club of Midd l e e l l ! J(:s 1 7 5 tu 220 l bs 17 lo 1 7 _25 , a ort will be celebrated this evell• PICNIC SUNDAY p : L ight :22:0 lil 2� l bs 1 7 10 1 7.25 wh g e n l he sroup meets at th e The fan11 l y o r �f r and M ri. J oe l 6 5ll 10 1 7 25: Fa t So w s 1 1 to 13; m ' of hom Mn . K enneth A_mshary 1 11 t o a o 8 : :J l o ! i:!� St a I I . C r u c�1• r enJo}: ed a Ptl· 111 c Sun o rs 10 1 2 : S w s I t C h (• ster . : Guest nighl w i l l also ht' f,iay at I· or1 1fu·a t 101 1 1 1 1 1 1 in G a l l i a Jl { I l ' i );� 6"1 t u 90 S hoat.> 5 lo ! 6 . ( .\' l i l . E S t C'e rs 1 8 10 24 : H ci f o bser v ed h)' 1 he group. and 1 pul1� . A ll c ndmg wrre M r . OLhE r hostesses �11 1 be Mrs. G u� B : ti !s l I ,011 Ei. s �T rt � r ;'\1rs G nu-�N. I r an 11 a by Beef 20 t o 25: 'r l 1 0 22 R �y n u lds. M rs . W1l h.irn Slater, M r� v,1 1 t " i i \\� 1 4 1 0 l 8 ; C ann e rs 1 2 to l �ul l un aml family, ;\ I r. anti M r.s esley . � rs . L. E. ReJ nolds and j \.\ C !\.! -; b 1-.dv.in Obc r ho l z1• r and d J ugh t n , 1 5 , Bii l ilk ows l OO 1 to 2 1 Thelm11 Pratt. �Ir�. d n J bu 1 0 :UJO. :\Jr. ,ind Mrs. Uo "t �t·llz a M i .s.-, rreda :t1. G rueser. V E A L C " A. L Vf: S � · Tops 26: 90 : ,,..,,.1 Sl t'umls 2:t lo 25 ; Medium ZO to 4 ; r'l"...untea et i , ea MA.SON C L INIC t 'i rn J11d f t l'S, 20 t o 26. 50; Culls _Bi bles were awarded to four 1 e to :!�J A 1 l;ms� 1 :in s ,\ l r !s A.\·: rw! le Pd . I School graduates at the A_s• 1gh -1 a S H U. I ' _ Ewes and I.ms 6 lo . I o m1•1 0)' . :tfoy :!� , �omlr tit c . i h l i., . . \bson. J\.fay 26: l amara I H i . !-;lur k E w P s 4 to 10: F'al Sh l'ep �ury Methodist Church _ Sch oo l in i , it.h,. M a �on. :\l ay 27 : ,\l rs. On·da � 1 1 1 ! O: Cu l l� 1 to 5 : Hu cks 4 to 8; S yracuae Sunday mormn11, M i ss Marcia Karr made the pre • J lp1 1r_1., \f1ddl1'port. .\l a 1 29 F,1t w,•111l' rs 4 10 1 0. t a t ion on behalf of the school n . St> I i H Se<"oncls 11 1 20 l r Tops _ 1 liS \ , . \ ; n l J 1 \ 11 1 k l / <1 u d Fr: H1rt/ , .\ �n 1 11 � I r ;1 1 1 1.I \J r .-, . J o�i• ph A ! hn t 1 0 1 H l . 1 ).! l 1 t w1s. 1 2 to 1 6 ; Com- to Janice 'l'eaford and Howard Parker· o f Pomeroy High School 11w11 12 t 1 , 1 6 l 't'! t 1 1 . l 'onwro_, , Ma) 26 - -- -" and Robert Wingett and Don . r J . \ tn ,Jo. h H,·da ,·r. t � u ,\ d a land. ut rris. k r Weese of Racine High School , n M11 a !\l Hrn , m J Arthu r a n d .\1 rs . • ry 8 ------I Thomp Allon : 2 n1smi��N .May :'lt1drl l i· port, .\l ay 29 son, Charlc-s W(•hstcr, Mrs. Lewis l [ p rn ml'�. !\Irs. M a rshall Adams, Sm ith. Entertain L U N C H EON PL ANS CHANG EO 'I h r• 11 11111 1 ;11 1-"l,i/.! Day J.nnc h l ·r o n l l n ra c e L i k e ns, J o h n Kleinha n s, Mr. and Mrs. John Smith enterof 1 h1 • lll ' l urn Jon:i1hon :..1 ,•r!!s H o her1 La m bert, Jame! Labor, Mrs tai ned a grou p of relativei; al M r C " l1 :i pt1•r. ! ) \ H 1,r11;i11al! y sdtL·du l f'i l A rd1 Ro! l ina. Mrs. 'I'.homa,s . ? · t heir home, Nye Ave., over � the 1sp1e, G1ll Jantee nose, David w l!cli end. fo r l .11k1• l lup(' 1. n dgr w ill b e hl'ht I gan. im l l a H · Belinda , nger, illi K rk M · a I D a , G ucsfs were Mr. and Mra. Tom (j1111 ipot is iit Tyo s /l('S R u runt t Vr1,Juy . •hmr IU al I p m. Hcscrva- lw rly Carroll . Jerry Webb, San • Smith, Z anesville, Mr. and Mrs. l 1 n11 s :m • In hf' made b y J u ne 6 dr a Ruth e rford, Mrs. Jerry Cas• Ri chard Maler, Mon Clow., , and w 1 1 h Mrs, l )( ' y ! l yst' ll . \\'Y 2·5177 . ' si d y, Samuel Coope r, Frank John- M r. anid Mn. Homer Wallm ·and ,mn, Mrs. Ogal L€ar, M rs. Paskal daughters Upper Sanduaky Sunday A k ers, Alva M u nyan, Alfred LO· guests were Mt, and Mrs. H. W. HOLZER MOSPITAL Admission s May 29: Mrs. Len- per . Ferrell Randolph, Al fred W alter of M arietta. . ____ ,__ I v iii(• l larman, R u t l:md; B('n F. J.:mf', Mr11. Clarence Arthur and Fears. Wesley Mrs. 1ion: . Kuslrrson . Pomeroy• Mrs Wil b ur Moy 29: Mrs. Hoadley Garlic.. Scou s Holt/ Sessi'on· �1µenrrr, Mium1vl l lc'; Mr� . ce or ge t r M s . Lurry Roush, Mn. Ralph MaColeman Jr . . l\fidrllrport. The 80)' Scouts of Troop 249 M �y 30: William Oldaker , M id- Jone, Ch11rle!'I Simpson, Mrs. Min- had thelr re g u lar meeting at the . M am 1 , pomcroy; nie Creen, Mrs. Milford Hawk, J . O. O. F. Hall rerenUy with 1 9 . die porI : K cvm Jesse Bousman. Miss Margaret boys and 3 leaders attending. so-;-a��� l' kcnd -,ul•sl s w;re D a v i s, non Hant:ock , Sleven JarCl 11 sses for advancement were M r . and M rs. Woodrow Adams of vis, Mrs. Denver St.ephenson, T.orheld, Twelve bo_ys from Troop { 'uliimhull . cila C hurC'h, Mrs. Merril l Waugh, 2 4 9 participated in the Memorial __ ____ __ Emily Ohlinger, Mrs. Otis Young Day parade. S r . . an ti rlaughl <• r ; Mrs. Willis Ne :ii: t meeting will be held on See Us For Your L1! adi n gh11m, Mrs. James Baird W ednesday, June ht, at the IO O F ' lllld son, J I.ill at 7 p, m. M:iy 30: Mrs. Glendoh Uam_______ �� ond,_ Ar thur w •h rll , C harles orur1ty, Ross Gc ,, 1 e!, Mrs. Henry , .. Ret1 8 Popub1te Basea, C.orpcnt<'r. Mrs. Robe rt Ben nctt , �• rs. ,Jakc Hn,1 1 e_y an d daugh ter ; S1ill Lose In SALES & SERVI CE 1•) rs. J llt!i G r1 1/ m. PITTSBURGH U PI-The CinclnBirths May 29: M r. an d Mrs. nati Reds went 1 1 inninp, left Ceorg l' Col e m iln Jr. , Middlepor t , . 1 2 tneh on b11se, got 12 hit.I, load• son ; Mr. o n d Mrs. W llb ur Spencer ed t he bases in each of the extra M i ncn\·illc. son; M t. a'nd Mrs. Lfm innings and used ei.ljlht gltehen--PLUM BING &: HEAT ING vllll' Harina n, Rutland, daughter. then l0.11t to the hla:h-rldl.," Pitt.. Phone WY•'" '"55• Mlddloport ... neath � M n y 30 : Mrs. Jennie E. hurgh P i ra tes, 4-3 . Wickline. The Pirate� don't lose ext ra-In• ning ball 1u1mP.i. Tue,day ni&hl's vi ctory was the filth Jn which A Cartoon Evary Nl1hfl l hC'Y have been Involved. Ulll sea• son ond the (lrth they have won. I t was also their fourth 1traight w l n. -----TONIGHT I I G G B"bl . I I I PLUMBING N E E DS 10th WILLIS ANTHONY ..., -"="'·'"=---;,"""" ·�=========,,.,! �..,====-= MDI Si. Mlddleport FAMILY NIGHT Jules Vernels "FllOM TIIE EA RTII TO THE MOON" JONp]a- Cot'9n - Debra (lb Color) ,t,I ◄ ' BILLS - lllM> - PAI D . . . ffoty•Maclcerell , Dou Sulliv.1111 - Lisa Simone "CIAN1' GILA l\lONSTI<�·• THURSDAY and FRIDAY Mkha◄' I llcn nfo ancl J111111es MeArlhur in Walt Disney's "3RD MAN ON THE MOllNTAl N" (Technicolor) - also G�'Orgc Mont-gomcry In "WATUSl" (Technioo\or) Alim Cnrtoon tnjoy th.at happy feelln1 now. Lots Gf folkt are doln1 It qui ckly, safely, privately, Call us for sprlna: cash and relax. Term, t& 'pleaae you. • Houn: 9 lo 5 - Thur1. 9 111 Noon WV 2·2 1 7 1 125 E. Main SI. , Phone �tv LO,. + ---- ---- Where 1 ---- -·---- NOW AT STATE TtflAT RI ,T. PLEASA NT "ON Tl IE BEACH" ·- --- -- - your dollar PIC NI C : SPORTI NG AU TO SUP PLI ES Regular •••·•s SALE $59.95 LIMITED STOCK BIJRRYl MAY SPI CIA L • , 0..11II• Sin $2.88 CHlCAGO UPI-Willie PHtrano a Caney boxer who has befin k nocked out only once In 10 yeara In the prize ring, meeta a heavr puncher on lt!levlslon tonight I n Sonny Ray, and the re1mlt mlJbt be a a:ood bout. Putrano, • dancing ma1ter who haa had only, f4: bouts in hll long rln1 caner, w11 a , sll1bl favorite to whip Ray, who h11 had S2 bouta In seven ye1rs. Lwln'1 Gulf S.enlct Phon4 WY-iffl4 C•r'"tf' 2nd A Rutl•� Sta. • ,Qlllo Mhlfll.,..., '. ' Sen �toni 3-48 Spts Lillie League baseball opened m M1ddlepor:t Tuesday :,vith the �edlegs. beatmg the l�d1ans 15-1 I i n a w i de-open slugging_ match, and the Senators downing the R ed So x l�O on Jerry Van Jn . wagen's I -hitter . The Red Sox, praclically an en• t ire team Of rookies thls summer after several " big names" moved into Pony ball from last season . were no mdch for the veteran Sena.ton who see �- a, may-be "their year." Top h1tter· wu; Gard, ner with three for thl'ef!: 1'\ylor got the lied Sox hit. 4-0 Th e J ndi lDI jum;ed �a lead I n tWe ttrtlt- ffawwJ o\v.er t he Redlegai on Burlttt'll )e,doff horn·e,--, ai w■1-' � 1ll'e1ore•.11 lla!f . � ,TI<� I single, Charley Payne's triple I and Cunningham'.s tut baller smgle I shtlb for 11,11 wm. _ Top ruuer for the I ndians was Charl ey Pl,l'ne wiih a triple, douhie and single. For the Redlegs But _ the Redlegs bou� ced back Ronnie Hmdy tripled and singled . i n the i r half of the first on a twice in three official trips. . walk, smgies by Bob Manley , I nd1•ns . . . . . ( . 400 520--11 1 1 3 Ron Hindy, Dickie Fife and M a rk Re leg.11 i_. · · 7� OJx-lS 1 0 2 " . : Tannehill' s three run homer, foJ. ( p) 0 s 2 o unm lowed by Bruce Wallace's bHH- h 11. m �;� Pay� �) 1'a � r �:) e� ply homer , - a hit batter, and and Br.al ton ;oore' (2) }�e an d ' ' s1n, gles by Arthur C11ci and Ray Wallact Hindy, a l l for seven runs. Red So · . . . . . . OQO 00()...... 0 1 5 'ffi:e Indians pulled up tct. a, I Senato� . . . . . . • , , %.- _ �� l l O lfflil �1 ��fflnwlgen 12-ll deficit in the {i{tb but PUt I . Gll'dwelt. al'flt, 1tww, of shut them out In tbe tap · · · _ .� __ __ __ • • ., , a.i � , • r· lit _•-"J.l ilf' ' iAR�I-O GRlllS W• carry * ·i :i",:ltW• 7� · ', , �-..-.1on., , Al lesl .i,, · ilf •rt, nld\t • -�r..:.·;:�s-tyif'QI' II' I , I 1 1 , i I . • j I r,.jew }960 Model 1 4 ft. Fibergl�s Lark • ...,... .-. ..... . 1-Manvfactvr.-t by �st Mt1le I tlhti :.t' I ij· ' """"°' SUPER- RIGHT . . . WHOLE J'rai} For June F1' g.�t &.- ■• ., · or '!'i ""'" ... •· ·-. Ir 14 SHORT SHANK . rwljlu ,, o l. Ar-Ila■. :ond Sinll llri/!Jtb of Now York:flpliid ,)l'lln , 1 ln1.'l'Ultd1J- for tbel111� •11 lerwellhl houl tbll will, la· all,., · lel•9illtl , l'ridllJ olllll, from 1 St. Ntebal• .,..._ a COlllj,hi. -" _,, had. fliilftg p,.ICl'lptlCN Heart of our bull,.., .but If tlilll QltalfflMI l!liiimi<Ttill 'b lll f"" TOI!' pgESCRlPTJONS Dill••· c 29 Morton '•• Chicken Beef or Turkey __ g/ Inna !\ /t)J, " # Cream Style for c 9 7 ANY SIZE PIECE Luncheon Meats ��i:r. o, . Fres h Sausage Brand . . . Supor-Rlgh 1 ::::· Supor·Rlght . . . Cor.ned a ·. , . . f,'.)fiI , ;) l k1, con, Chef,Boy,Ar-DM . . . With Moot Souco 1 8,01, pkg. Del Monte . . . Light, Chunk Style C ., , . .... , Pln-■ppl.Orange C •..., 39C pko- lb. =■ LARGE TUB& _________ Frnh , , , Tender ALABAMA . . . NEW, U. S. NO. 1 , SIZE A Pol• Or lbs. 1 C JANE PARKER 6-cn, Cini Grape Juice A.��•• _ 6 •;:� 89c • Macaro n1 2 '°' 39c 19c N ifty. Waffles __ ••"' ''°'· 10C ''" "" Cheeze- It 1 9C Club Crackers St,lotmann - '�":: 3 7c Star Kist Tuna ��;:,•M.., __,v:::; 47c Crest Toothpaste �;�. 2 "'"' 89c Lustre Cream 2 99c Pamper Shampoo::;: 2 98c Variot\" Do9 F00d 6 49C Chef Boy Ar -Dee ":.': _ �.;43c Hawaiia n Punch 2 �:,:; 69c Can e Sugar �:� __ 5 59c •nd Chee11 Morton', _ ·- ..... Sunohlno ---- .,1. ���1 .. _ f •11,. 2 Dilly Br•nd _ __ / ' Ii' 1 CHERRY PIE 3 9c Delly Frfth I" Si• Cinnamon Rolls ';:,., __ 33c Orange Chiffon Cake_ ... 45c u... 49C C00k•1es pi.., Twin Po,k su..r •• Fudge --- ��Ev:.��R F t1::�: ,REGULA R P R I C E \ "��� 9.!!!s • f{Ot'-�f»f c 9 9 5 ,. from our three fresh-roasted, premium• quallly blends and A&P expetts wllJ Delivered Fresh Daily • Homogenized FR ESH MI LK • • • • ¼ GAUON THE ' c:lREAT AflANTIC & PACIFfC TEA COMPANY, INC. . :� Enjoy Thrifty Ann Page fine foods • Ma yo n n a 1se grind It lo flt your coffee pot . , . so that it's nevet too weak, never too bitter. 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K WEEI S I TH t __-·-- ---" - - U• lb. 39c �HANK Supe,-Rioht Count,, Style - Golden Corn --- 1 Oc Chili with Beans 59 Tuna 'fish. £ · W½lasb,_, Spaghetti Dinner _- 39 Del Monte Drink ·_ Red's Witt Hold four Baseball Tryout Camps l'GlW YOIIX UPI - Jere• .' Fer­ YOUNG TENO<k SMOKED HAMS CANADIAN BACON Sliced Bacon :�.. Brand -� lb, 49c 5 $1 .00 Meat Pies • ClNCJNNATI UPI - Younp, tors with •mblUon• for meen ta proltaslonal baNball wW. be able to •bow thtiir ahdf to Ciaelnnati Reda 1couta at fOUI' U,out· c,mpa ln Ohlo, K1ntUUY- and iadian■.. The Reda will conduct tr1outt In lront,on on June 10 ■nd 11 and 1 2 under ICOUtl Tofflhl)' ,.Tb.amp. ■on, BUddJ BJoebaum' a11d Gent BennetL '!he ,couta w:Wr 10 to PiQlla for I Q')'"oUt camp OD ,iUDt 1, and l& On Juno 14 ond 211 - � will .. held ,lo ....,....... KJ,, and OIi lulr 1 and J in Q.wnnctliurt. Ind. · SUPER-RIGHT . . . LEAN SMOKED PICNICS N-E lt.Y· DON Qnd, ·Rf't� Fl T ij LBS. STEWING CHICKENS SUPER-RIGHT . . . 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PJltF ttt. � 1-'t' t'tftlr, Cirreinnatl ,I Br UMIN' ...._ •�•,...bu't.., ,ltfil'til Utat Win�-.- b1eml' � •· il'f, JJ!1 i� to. go a NATIONAL LIIA(IU6 c and � lucl\ .._, aml� a� �- .. •� of' the I g � (firdd pit fttrr(' W, t. � Sir 1'r111l'rditi,o, GI� , w& suf. � '"'"""'"' 27 lCT .d Pittsburgh ?f � iJ. 9-i:. Ihr ttJ, tf'tai Gllitago 2t 1 15 l ¼i San Francluo l d ' 1 «. OM l?u..iiilJ. ,,. t<dlt 22: 20 .• SJ,\, thl;,.. .•.1..L.. bgk i.:.,<... 1· Cinc mnatl ' 1"' CIOfll;. 11 ' Y•,W• .AJJr. Y;oi.]ro, Oompare '""' •• bea t 1 _ .1--r• A. '... 18 18 Milwaukee - to �lr/r " fb\11" tirmabout Pltir Los Ancelea 7 . sfntarrt P'met in, tblt/� and 20 2 1 � ' � � To �� Fron, B,Wi "8llii. Ht's bled, fr'-',l.': e 1-.1 - , eit • St. Louis 1 8 22 . �� w "'tire � JIY� '.ft) 8.P.1/l, VII t lo' 14 21 Chlca 10 · 7, in ,' · . ' co'llrle; but ' altlnl' '11 a l f 2'1 13 PbilildelpbtI ,' · ' llrtds tbW mdaCJt. .lbWr� a..utt,i ed · It, • tfie htffl J � 1�·*'1 n!w-..,,,ei ·;...11 .... poun'd� "goio(f. 18cli! criarin/1 w d v lon c 8 k P itts. 4 Clncl. 3• nl9bt, 11 lnnlni• 3-2 \ N�w the �r O b e Y fll r . Face, ma ing ' s se QDd ap Lot AnfielH 1 $♦• Louis 3, nleht pearance in two -�mes ' , a ri"d " hls \'.or.k, Jankecs, the C hicago White Chica go 9 San fl ranel1co 1, nleftt 1 ' d'edit for Sol( defeated the Cleveland third In four, re-ived � diam, s:{• the Boston DM Sox j WadllNCIQ'• ProlNbl• Pftctt.n Chic... at S.n F r•u;lsco--Cardbe■J tl;le W,..liurg� Sen■�� 5,1 , , . · , ·> ,, '-- �-· -· -� aod the- itan&II City. Atbletia: 1 0 w.ll ( 2-'t " J�• (M), ,, sha�d tlie. netrott T11tin, 2-1, in Clnclnnafl It Pltt11:tur1h, n'9 ht� Amtftcaa te•P.e acUoJI. Pu� (3- 1 ) n Frland (5-2). 'T' MIIWIIUkN at PhlllldtfpliNI, nl.,-t -8uh t ( 3-2) •• Owwnt {2-5). • St. Lou,, •• L• An....., n ltht 'fl -Sadklr:I (0.2) vt l(ovfax ( 1 , ). 5 Thurtd-'t GR=SINGER MllwevkM •• ,i.'11a11"";t.1,, nltht JohanuoJ\, ��- ��� gemu .... �$ • Chleti'° •• Loll Antelt9- nltht the new Jatt Dempsy heavywei1ht · St. Louis at S■n Francl&eo championship trophy resumed training here today, tor hi• titre Ch ic Lot ......... nltht Ill' . -..ii.W. •. ...... _ 411i ' St. Loul, at San Pranclaco on de!en!le again11t rloyi.l Patte�on ' • · AM•·11CAN lilA:GUI June 20. 1 ,.1 Swedi1h Jne:emar ,pent Tuesday W. L. ftct. 01 Baltimore in New York City, where lie was 23 15 ,1123 u . FR0111 THE . auest of honor 1t a ttophy lunch• 31 19 ,583 2 Clenland ' Chlc•go• n eon a a 21 Ill emps d .:188 3% ay I D •' -· I ey ".p� 7 528 4 . 19 1 New York 17 18 .486 51k tai:ta�i. tr.ophy - - 1uncbeon, exDetroit 1 ll • • champion Dempsey announced he lit 22 .450 7 Kansas City ..L f01Jll'I' STREIT Boattm ]fl 21 .400 8¼ w■� putting into perpetual com. , � E�Y, 0810 ·• , •� 14 JS • .3'18 9 � petition a heaVY,welil:ht c�ampion. , Washtn,ton 1 < , 1 1 , t 1· 1·1 u1 ] , lhtp pl•que� The plaque, with the 18 i' j j 1 1 ,. • dii 11, ■ f ,. .. • , • , ��9: Y'0'Jlllll Chi- 6 1'u1"!f names of all heavy eh■mps In• ""•_, "' 11, K•ntn Cfty 2 IJ,atrelt t' - M!rlbed upon II, will remlin perBaltlmon, 3 Naw Yori 2 manently in Dem�ey's tavern; ao.ton ,. W11hlngto111 t will but each new champion Wh11WM11y'1 ,rolMIII• Pltchffs receive a repliea for haviAg won · w•ah'l,..ton at Boston- (21, twi- . the trophy. nlfht - l::ff (0.0- and KHt (I ..) vt. Dolodi· (IMI) lft4I tflllmm (.,1), NEW YORK UPI - The .New. ' )1-w,.'{iwlr " laltlfflONI, nlatit - York T.ttJD.1. TUt1cla1. )IDDOUDced MIils (� w hwn"" (ST). � - � ­ tbe algntb1 of Jim. Rewi, fohner Chlcavo at DMrolt. nllhf - Don, Univeratty of Mlnne1'ota. Quarter• av-an (1-1) vt. Bunning (1.t), back and Jim Rowland, who WJl,I an Clew.land It l<anNI Cltr, nlaht end st Ohio St•te. Both playen flni■hed their colle1e , elJgibility -H1'ri:ln1 (StS) #- Hwbut (2;3). Thvrtdar't Gflmu , , last year. Clt't'elancl at KahNt City, nlaht Chica_. at De+NiJt, n19"t" New York at hltlmoN, nlfht W11hl� If IMton I ladder I $14.88 1 ' -1 4� Metal Step ••• ... Pastrano Has Thin E,l11e In Fil!iht Odds ... :•PINIIII l'IIIIIT. TIIAIIIINO l'ICNIC JUG $3.29 PITTSBURGH UPI-The Pitts, ���ay ;ii&ht ln.argh P irates ompleted: tholr third playtir deaf with the Ka11sas City Athletics since la&t winter when they trad­ ed cutcher Dunny K ravitz for catcher Hank Foilea and an un dl.i;cl o1cd amount of cuh. PJttsburgh will send F0He1, a former Pirate, to its Columbua, Ohio farm rlub In the triple-A. International L eague. MAKE A DATE TO' "LUBRICATE" buys more MILES 22" Thrlftl-Cut Rotary Mower Pirnl1'8 C':omplete 3rd Deni Si nee Winter S e n ators Re d l because it's • p.,,.. Blockber ry -- ' �� 2Sc Spaghetti �=·p-::. __ 3 2:: 49c 3 4 • Ann 9( Macaron1 OL Italian Dressing ::;. !.. 2lc French Dressing ::;.· . • .:t29c And Choooo P•1• ___ 1 5..... l(o -. �• j !t'.�� �:. "" r�. s. James ] DAILY SENTINEL \ Market Report Sotu,day, DAYBOOK Reet, ft1dne, the past weekl'ntJ were Mt, and ""· Ed t'ollme,, Mr, and Mrs. Cecil T. Swartz and aona, Latty .and Perry or Mays. ville: �-. Mrs. Herman Rees, Lick , K y., Mrs. R. W. Sch· weitzer, Alhlirnd. �)' .•, and James S. l_teea Jr., U . :,, N ., presently sI,honed at ltrooklyn, N. Y. T�ey all ume tu aHend graduat i on exerci ses of Miss Saradelle Ht•es. Mar • J'iait DtttJis Home Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Davis en tertained a group of relatives :r nd friends at the i r home . .Ptt ulherry Avenue, during the pa§t week. Wedne1day g u ests were Mrs. :'ltrs Drxtrr; Eva McKinney. Chloe Fink. kutlallll and Mrs Fran t'es D arn e l l . F' I W<1)· n r . l n r l \.\'t 'rt ' Calling Friday a ! te rnuon Mre. Davis ' brothu a nd sister-in law Mr. and Mrs. Ge ne Nl'ls u n & -·- _ _ _ ----· -·- your Head quarters FOR SPORTING GOODS FOR FATHER'S DAY Complete Line 01 Golfing Supplies Fishing Tackle lneludlng Li"• la ir Con,plete Sel.,llon or Sport Coats and Shirts Ties and Shorts THE SPORTS CENnR Authorize� MacGregor Headquarte rs Garden Clu b Obs er v<>• 20tl, A. nn,vers'1ry . OHIO VAL L E Y L I V ESTOCK T he 20th ann;" ""Y ol the A m Ma, 28, 1 960 G, 1 1 ; .. ti,, t ur Gardeners Club of Midd l e e l l ! J(:s 1 7 5 tu 220 l bs 17 lo 1 7 _25 , a ort will be celebrated this evell• PICNIC SUNDAY p : L ight :22:0 lil 2� l bs 1 7 10 1 7.25 wh g e n l he sroup meets at th e The fan11 l y o r �f r and M ri. J oe l 6 5ll 10 1 7 25: Fa t So w s 1 1 to 13; m ' of hom Mn . K enneth A_mshary 1 11 t o a o 8 : :J l o ! i:!� St a I I . C r u c�1• r enJo}: ed a Ptl· 111 c Sun o rs 10 1 2 : S w s I t C h (• ster . : Guest nighl w i l l also ht' f,iay at I· or1 1fu·a t 101 1 1 1 1 1 1 in G a l l i a Jl { I l ' i );� 6"1 t u 90 S hoat.> 5 lo ! 6 . ( .\' l i l . E S t C'e rs 1 8 10 24 : H ci f o bser v ed h)' 1 he group. and 1 pul1� . A ll c ndmg wrre M r . OLhE r hostesses �11 1 be Mrs. G u� B : ti !s l I ,011 Ei. s �T rt � r ;'\1rs G nu-�N. I r an 11 a by Beef 20 t o 25: 'r l 1 0 22 R �y n u lds. M rs . W1l h.irn Slater, M r� v,1 1 t " i i \\� 1 4 1 0 l 8 ; C ann e rs 1 2 to l �ul l un aml family, ;\ I r. anti M r.s esley . � rs . L. E. ReJ nolds and j \.\ C !\.! -; b 1-.dv.in Obc r ho l z1• r and d J ugh t n , 1 5 , Bii l ilk ows l OO 1 to 2 1 Thelm11 Pratt. �Ir�. d n J bu 1 0 :UJO. :\Jr. ,ind Mrs. Uo "t �t·llz a M i .s.-, rreda :t1. G rueser. V E A L C " A. L Vf: S � · Tops 26: 90 : ,,..,,.1 Sl t'umls 2:t lo 25 ; Medium ZO to 4 ; r'l"...untea et i , ea MA.SON C L INIC t 'i rn J11d f t l'S, 20 t o 26. 50; Culls _Bi bles were awarded to four 1 e to :!�J A 1 l;ms� 1 :in s ,\ l r !s A.\·: rw! le Pd . I School graduates at the A_s• 1gh -1 a S H U. I ' _ Ewes and I.ms 6 lo . I o m1•1 0)' . :tfoy :!� , �omlr tit c . i h l i., . . \bson. J\.fay 26: l amara I H i . !-;lur k E w P s 4 to 10: F'al Sh l'ep �ury Methodist Church _ Sch oo l in i , it.h,. M a �on. :\l ay 27 : ,\l rs. On·da � 1 1 1 ! O: Cu l l� 1 to 5 : Hu cks 4 to 8; S yracuae Sunday mormn11, M i ss Marcia Karr made the pre • J lp1 1r_1., \f1ddl1'port. .\l a 1 29 F,1t w,•111l' rs 4 10 1 0. t a t ion on behalf of the school n . St> I i H Se<"oncls 11 1 20 l r Tops _ 1 liS \ , . \ ; n l J 1 \ 11 1 k l / <1 u d Fr: H1rt/ , .\ �n 1 11 � I r ;1 1 1 1.I \J r .-, . J o�i• ph A ! hn t 1 0 1 H l . 1 ).! l 1 t w1s. 1 2 to 1 6 ; Com- to Janice 'l'eaford and Howard Parker· o f Pomeroy High School 11w11 12 t 1 , 1 6 l 't'! t 1 1 . l 'onwro_, , Ma) 26 - -- -" and Robert Wingett and Don . r J . \ tn ,Jo. h H,·da ,·r. t � u ,\ d a land. ut rris. k r Weese of Racine High School , n M11 a !\l Hrn , m J Arthu r a n d .\1 rs . • ry 8 ------I Thomp Allon : 2 n1smi��N .May :'lt1drl l i· port, .\l ay 29 son, Charlc-s W(•hstcr, Mrs. Lewis l [ p rn ml'�. !\Irs. M a rshall Adams, Sm ith. Entertain L U N C H EON PL ANS CHANG EO 'I h r• 11 11111 1 ;11 1-"l,i/.! Day J.nnc h l ·r o n l l n ra c e L i k e ns, J o h n Kleinha n s, Mr. and Mrs. John Smith enterof 1 h1 • lll ' l urn Jon:i1hon :..1 ,•r!!s H o her1 La m bert, Jame! Labor, Mrs tai ned a grou p of relativei; al M r C " l1 :i pt1•r. ! ) \ H 1,r11;i11al! y sdtL·du l f'i l A rd1 Ro! l ina. Mrs. 'I'.homa,s . ? · t heir home, Nye Ave., over � the 1sp1e, G1ll Jantee nose, David w l!cli end. fo r l .11k1• l lup(' 1. n dgr w ill b e hl'ht I gan. im l l a H · Belinda , nger, illi K rk M · a I D a , G ucsfs were Mr. and Mra. Tom (j1111 ipot is iit Tyo s /l('S R u runt t Vr1,Juy . •hmr IU al I p m. Hcscrva- lw rly Carroll . Jerry Webb, San • Smith, Z anesville, Mr. and Mrs. l 1 n11 s :m • In hf' made b y J u ne 6 dr a Ruth e rford, Mrs. Jerry Cas• Ri chard Maler, Mon Clow., , and w 1 1 h Mrs, l )( ' y ! l yst' ll . \\'Y 2·5177 . ' si d y, Samuel Coope r, Frank John- M r. anid Mn. Homer Wallm ·and ,mn, Mrs. Ogal L€ar, M rs. Paskal daughters Upper Sanduaky Sunday A k ers, Alva M u nyan, Alfred LO· guests were Mt, and Mrs. H. W. HOLZER MOSPITAL Admission s May 29: Mrs. Len- per . Ferrell Randolph, Al fred W alter of M arietta. . ____ ,__ I v iii(• l larman, R u t l:md; B('n F. J.:mf', Mr11. Clarence Arthur and Fears. Wesley Mrs. 1ion: . Kuslrrson . Pomeroy• Mrs Wil b ur Moy 29: Mrs. Hoadley Garlic.. Scou s Holt/ Sessi'on· �1µenrrr, Mium1vl l lc'; Mr� . ce or ge t r M s . Lurry Roush, Mn. Ralph MaColeman Jr . . l\fidrllrport. The 80)' Scouts of Troop 249 M �y 30: William Oldaker , M id- Jone, Ch11rle!'I Simpson, Mrs. Min- had thelr re g u lar meeting at the . M am 1 , pomcroy; nie Creen, Mrs. Milford Hawk, J . O. O. F. Hall rerenUy with 1 9 . die porI : K cvm Jesse Bousman. Miss Margaret boys and 3 leaders attending. so-;-a��� l' kcnd -,ul•sl s w;re D a v i s, non Hant:ock , Sleven JarCl 11 sses for advancement were M r . and M rs. Woodrow Adams of vis, Mrs. Denver St.ephenson, T.orheld, Twelve bo_ys from Troop { 'uliimhull . cila C hurC'h, Mrs. Merril l Waugh, 2 4 9 participated in the Memorial __ ____ __ Emily Ohlinger, Mrs. Otis Young Day parade. S r . . an ti rlaughl <• r ; Mrs. Willis Ne :ii: t meeting will be held on See Us For Your L1! adi n gh11m, Mrs. James Baird W ednesday, June ht, at the IO O F ' lllld son, J I.ill at 7 p, m. M:iy 30: Mrs. Glendoh Uam_______ �� ond,_ Ar thur w •h rll , C harles orur1ty, Ross Gc ,, 1 e!, Mrs. Henry , .. Ret1 8 Popub1te Basea, C.orpcnt<'r. Mrs. Robe rt Ben nctt , �• rs. ,Jakc Hn,1 1 e_y an d daugh ter ; S1ill Lose In SALES & SERVI CE 1•) rs. J llt!i G r1 1/ m. PITTSBURGH U PI-The CinclnBirths May 29: M r. an d Mrs. nati Reds went 1 1 inninp, left Ceorg l' Col e m iln Jr. , Middlepor t , . 1 2 tneh on b11se, got 12 hit.I, load• son ; Mr. o n d Mrs. W llb ur Spencer ed t he bases in each of the extra M i ncn\·illc. son; M t. a'nd Mrs. Lfm innings and used ei.ljlht gltehen--PLUM BING &: HEAT ING vllll' Harina n, Rutland, daughter. then l0.11t to the hla:h-rldl.," Pitt.. Phone WY•'" '"55• Mlddloport ... neath � M n y 30 : Mrs. Jennie E. hurgh P i ra tes, 4-3 . Wickline. The Pirate� don't lose ext ra-In• ning ball 1u1mP.i. Tue,day ni&hl's vi ctory was the filth Jn which A Cartoon Evary Nl1hfl l hC'Y have been Involved. Ulll sea• son ond the (lrth they have won. I t was also their fourth 1traight w l n. -----TONIGHT I I G G B"bl . I I I PLUMBING N E E DS 10th WILLIS ANTHONY ..., -"="'·'"=---;,"""" ·�=========,,.,! �..,====-= MDI Si. Mlddleport FAMILY NIGHT Jules Vernels "FllOM TIIE EA RTII TO THE MOON" JONp]a- Cot'9n - Debra (lb Color) ,t,I ◄ ' BILLS - lllM> - PAI D . . . ffoty•Maclcerell , Dou Sulliv.1111 - Lisa Simone "CIAN1' GILA l\lONSTI<�·• THURSDAY and FRIDAY Mkha◄' I llcn nfo ancl J111111es MeArlhur in Walt Disney's "3RD MAN ON THE MOllNTAl N" (Technicolor) - also G�'Orgc Mont-gomcry In "WATUSl" (Technioo\or) Alim Cnrtoon tnjoy th.at happy feelln1 now. Lots Gf folkt are doln1 It qui ckly, safely, privately, Call us for sprlna: cash and relax. Term, t& 'pleaae you. • Houn: 9 lo 5 - Thur1. 9 111 Noon WV 2·2 1 7 1 125 E. Main SI. , Phone �tv LO,. + ---- ---- Where 1 ---- -·---- NOW AT STATE TtflAT RI ,T. PLEASA NT "ON Tl IE BEACH" ·- --- -- - your dollar PIC NI C : SPORTI NG AU TO SUP PLI ES Regular •••·•s SALE $59.95 LIMITED STOCK BIJRRYl MAY SPI CIA L • , 0..11II• Sin $2.88 CHlCAGO UPI-Willie PHtrano a Caney boxer who has befin k nocked out only once In 10 yeara In the prize ring, meeta a heavr puncher on lt!levlslon tonight I n Sonny Ray, and the re1mlt mlJbt be a a:ood bout. Putrano, • dancing ma1ter who haa had only, f4: bouts in hll long rln1 caner, w11 a , sll1bl favorite to whip Ray, who h11 had S2 bouta In seven ye1rs. Lwln'1 Gulf S.enlct Phon4 WY-iffl4 C•r'"tf' 2nd A Rutl•� Sta. • ,Qlllo Mhlfll.,..., '. ' Sen �toni 3-48 Spts Lillie League baseball opened m M1ddlepor:t Tuesday :,vith the �edlegs. beatmg the l�d1ans 15-1 I i n a w i de-open slugging_ match, and the Senators downing the R ed So x l�O on Jerry Van Jn . wagen's I -hitter . The Red Sox, praclically an en• t ire team Of rookies thls summer after several " big names" moved into Pony ball from last season . were no mdch for the veteran Sena.ton who see �- a, may-be "their year." Top h1tter· wu; Gard, ner with three for thl'ef!: 1'\ylor got the lied Sox hit. 4-0 Th e J ndi lDI jum;ed �a lead I n tWe ttrtlt- ffawwJ o\v.er t he Redlegai on Burlttt'll )e,doff horn·e,--, ai w■1-' � 1ll'e1ore•.11 lla!f . � ,TI<� I single, Charley Payne's triple I and Cunningham'.s tut baller smgle I shtlb for 11,11 wm. _ Top ruuer for the I ndians was Charl ey Pl,l'ne wiih a triple, douhie and single. For the Redlegs But _ the Redlegs bou� ced back Ronnie Hmdy tripled and singled . i n the i r half of the first on a twice in three official trips. . walk, smgies by Bob Manley , I nd1•ns . . . . . ( . 400 520--11 1 1 3 Ron Hindy, Dickie Fife and M a rk Re leg.11 i_. · · 7� OJx-lS 1 0 2 " . : Tannehill' s three run homer, foJ. ( p) 0 s 2 o unm lowed by Bruce Wallace's bHH- h 11. m �;� Pay� �) 1'a � r �:) e� ply homer , - a hit batter, and and Br.al ton ;oore' (2) }�e an d ' ' s1n, gles by Arthur C11ci and Ray Wallact Hindy, a l l for seven runs. Red So · . . . . . . OQO 00()...... 0 1 5 'ffi:e Indians pulled up tct. a, I Senato� . . . . . . • , , %.- _ �� l l O lfflil �1 ��fflnwlgen 12-ll deficit in the {i{tb but PUt I . Gll'dwelt. al'flt, 1tww, of shut them out In tbe tap · · · _ .� __ __ __ • • ., , a.i � , • r· lit _•-"J.l ilf' ' iAR�I-O GRlllS W• carry * ·i :i",:ltW• 7� · ', , �-..-.1on., , Al lesl .i,, · ilf •rt, nld\t • -�r..:.·;:�s-tyif'QI' II' I , I 1 1 , i I . • j I r,.jew }960 Model 1 4 ft. Fibergl�s Lark • ...,... .-. ..... . 1-Manvfactvr.-t by �st Mt1le I tlhti :.t' I ij· ' """"°' SUPER- RIGHT . . . WHOLE J'rai} For June F1' g.�t &.- ■• ., · or '!'i ""'" ... •· ·-. Ir 14 SHORT SHANK . rwljlu ,, o l. 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' ,11.881 24 INCH' DEf,UXE •11.t• ,, (• :;:: Fillets lb.29c __ 5 !. $1·39 Fresh Smelts o...... __ ... 29c Dressed Whiting __ 5 � 69c Breaded Shrimp �:;, . 2 .:� $1 ·69 • •· 49c 49c Cantaloupe Oranges Red Potatoes -- 10 ��� 69c Green Beans � 2 29c dOL J Chicken Legs _ ... 45c Chicken Breasts lb. 59c ... 29c Chicken Wings 2 4Sc 61/201, 2 49 2 4!:� 59.. cen, ea. 69c Cut Up Fryer Parts 1 f+.• ' Qft6 I FtltESTON'E 1 .. Mifkffec,ort 59C JUMBO SIZE 27'1 CALIFORNIA . . . LARG E SIZE 1 38'1 FANCY 22.0Z. SIZE Pl antat.10n Styl e F,,;,. ,.;,.,., _ 1•. 45c Who le Smo ked Ham _ lb. 53c You lust Can't Beat A&P'S Fresh Fruits & l'egetables FLORIDA TOMATOES COR N I SH H E N S 4 9c FULL HALF 4 TASTY . . . DELICIOUS, OVEN READY SUPER-RIGHT . . . LEAN, T'E NDER Morton•, CHECK YO IJ R Li Cf NS E N U M BE R ! K WEEI S I TH t __-·-- ---" - - U• lb. 39c �HANK Supe,-Rioht Count,, Style - Golden Corn --- 1 Oc Chili with Beans 59 Tuna 'fish. £ · W½lasb,_, Spaghetti Dinner _- 39 Del Monte Drink ·_ Red's Witt Hold four Baseball Tryout Camps l'GlW YOIIX UPI - Jere• .' Fer­ YOUNG TENO<k SMOKED HAMS CANADIAN BACON Sliced Bacon :�.. Brand -� lb, 49c 5 $1 .00 Meat Pies • ClNCJNNATI UPI - Younp, tors with •mblUon• for meen ta proltaslonal baNball wW. be able to •bow thtiir ahdf to Ciaelnnati Reda 1couta at fOUI' U,out· c,mpa ln Ohlo, K1ntUUY- and iadian■.. The Reda will conduct tr1outt In lront,on on June 10 ■nd 11 and 1 2 under ICOUtl Tofflhl)' ,.Tb.amp. ■on, BUddJ BJoebaum' a11d Gent BennetL '!he ,couta w:Wr 10 to PiQlla for I Q')'"oUt camp OD ,iUDt 1, and l& On Juno 14 ond 211 - � will .. held ,lo ....,....... KJ,, and OIi lulr 1 and J in Q.wnnctliurt. Ind. · SUPER-RIGHT . . . LEAN SMOKED PICNICS N-E lt.Y· DON Qnd, ·Rf't� Fl T ij LBS. STEWING CHICKENS SUPER-RIGHT . . . LEAN, TENDER .,_.fli·er ', • ..,.ti#., " ff • - i!umm .:t '' lliJ. ·. Su-_-mer I) ! • lb. lb, 35c SUPER-RIGHT . . . FANCY, OVEN READY nl�f 'Ph"fliI p s·. 11ters . . stj. ·,.: sr,··',, f;,y S.9 SUPER-RIGHT . . . OVEN READY, TENDER -�,��,, ·· --- rn. Hi• rs. J ansson • • fralft)D g SUPER-RIGHT . . OVEN READY, , · 1 � . . � ·',A;; -,Ot11a Ir ii, ilibtf of I COME SEE • • •YOU'LL SAVE AT A&pl J Jc IL 4 9 c loasting CH IC K EN S lb. 49c Ducks ����:R • • lb. 45c CUT UP, TRAY PACK, Fresh Fryers . . Fresh Tu rkeys • · , ,�� You Just Can't Beat A&P's Fine Pou ltry ! I h diug • 1ION ....., ccilhtt� nMdt , , d,i,'andabl• :r - � ' ,� A,- �� .m.o ...... Li1ht and �HY to hand.le. , Stron1 molal alloy with · non- tlrld rubber feet. w.In eg s 1 ttta- vt� when il-3'11 �• 11 gtv�rr,t tti't! PJltF ttt. � 1-'t' t'tftlr, Cirreinnatl ,I Br UMIN' ...._ •�•,...bu't.., ,ltfil'til Utat Win�-.- b1eml' � •· il'f, JJ!1 i� to. go a NATIONAL LIIA(IU6 c and � lucl\ .._, aml� a� �- .. •� of' the I g � (firdd pit fttrr(' W, t. � Sir 1'r111l'rditi,o, GI� , w& suf. � '"'"""'"' 27 lCT .d Pittsburgh ?f � iJ. 9-i:. Ihr ttJ, tf'tai Gllitago 2t 1 15 l ¼i San Francluo l d ' 1 «. OM l?u..iiilJ. ,,. t<dlt 22: 20 .• SJ,\, thl;,.. .•.1..L.. bgk i.:.,<... 1· Cinc mnatl ' 1"' CIOfll;. 11 ' Y•,W• .AJJr. Y;oi.]ro, Oompare '""' •• bea t 1 _ .1--r• A. '... 18 18 Milwaukee - to �lr/r " fb\11" tirmabout Pltir Los Ancelea 7 . sfntarrt P'met in, tblt/� and 20 2 1 � ' � � To �� Fron, B,Wi "8llii. Ht's bled, fr'-',l.': e 1-.1 - , eit • St. Louis 1 8 22 . �� w "'tire � JIY� '.ft) 8.P.1/l, VII t lo' 14 21 Chlca 10 · 7, in ,' · . ' co'llrle; but ' altlnl' '11 a l f 2'1 13 PbilildelpbtI ,' · ' llrtds tbW mdaCJt. .lbWr� a..utt,i ed · It, • tfie htffl J � 1�·*'1 n!w-..,,,ei ·;...11 .... poun'd� "goio(f. 18cli! criarin/1 w d v lon c 8 k P itts. 4 Clncl. 3• nl9bt, 11 lnnlni• 3-2 \ N�w the �r O b e Y fll r . Face, ma ing ' s se QDd ap Lot AnfielH 1 $♦• Louis 3, nleht pearance in two -�mes ' , a ri"d " hls \'.or.k, Jankecs, the C hicago White Chica go 9 San fl ranel1co 1, nleftt 1 ' d'edit for Sol( defeated the Cleveland third In four, re-ived � diam, s:{• the Boston DM Sox j WadllNCIQ'• ProlNbl• Pftctt.n Chic... at S.n F r•u;lsco--Cardbe■J tl;le W,..liurg� Sen■�� 5,1 , , . · , ·> ,, '-- �-· -· -� aod the- itan&II City. Atbletia: 1 0 w.ll ( 2-'t " J�• (M), ,, sha�d tlie. netrott T11tin, 2-1, in Clnclnnafl It Pltt11:tur1h, n'9 ht� Amtftcaa te•P.e acUoJI. Pu� (3- 1 ) n Frland (5-2). 'T' MIIWIIUkN at PhlllldtfpliNI, nl.,-t -8uh t ( 3-2) •• Owwnt {2-5). • St. Lou,, •• L• An....., n ltht 'fl -Sadklr:I (0.2) vt l(ovfax ( 1 , ). 5 Thurtd-'t GR=SINGER MllwevkM •• ,i.'11a11"";t.1,, nltht JohanuoJ\, ��- ��� gemu .... �$ • Chleti'° •• Loll Antelt9- nltht the new Jatt Dempsy heavywei1ht · St. Louis at S■n Francl&eo championship trophy resumed training here today, tor hi• titre Ch ic Lot ......... nltht Ill' . -..ii.W. •. ...... _ 411i ' St. Loul, at San Pranclaco on de!en!le again11t rloyi.l Patte�on ' • · AM•·11CAN lilA:GUI June 20. 1 ,.1 Swedi1h Jne:emar ,pent Tuesday W. L. ftct. 01 Baltimore in New York City, where lie was 23 15 ,1123 u . FR0111 THE . auest of honor 1t a ttophy lunch• 31 19 ,583 2 Clenland ' Chlc•go• n eon a a 21 Ill emps d .:188 3% ay I D •' -· I ey ".p� 7 528 4 . 19 1 New York 17 18 .486 51k tai:ta�i. tr.ophy - - 1uncbeon, exDetroit 1 ll • • champion Dempsey announced he lit 22 .450 7 Kansas City ..L f01Jll'I' STREIT Boattm ]fl 21 .400 8¼ w■� putting into perpetual com. , � E�Y, 0810 ·• , •� 14 JS • .3'18 9 � petition a heaVY,welil:ht c�ampion. , Washtn,ton 1 < , 1 1 , t 1· 1·1 u1 ] , lhtp pl•que� The plaque, with the 18 i' j j 1 1 ,. • dii 11, ■ f ,. .. • , • , ��9: Y'0'Jlllll Chi- 6 1'u1"!f names of all heavy eh■mps In• ""•_, "' 11, K•ntn Cfty 2 IJ,atrelt t' - M!rlbed upon II, will remlin perBaltlmon, 3 Naw Yori 2 manently in Dem�ey's tavern; ao.ton ,. W11hlngto111 t will but each new champion Wh11WM11y'1 ,rolMIII• Pltchffs receive a repliea for haviAg won · w•ah'l,..ton at Boston- (21, twi- . the trophy. nlfht - l::ff (0.0- and KHt (I ..) vt. Dolodi· (IMI) lft4I tflllmm (.,1), NEW YORK UPI - The .New. ' )1-w,.'{iwlr " laltlfflONI, nlatit - York T.ttJD.1. TUt1cla1. )IDDOUDced MIils (� w hwn"" (ST). � - � ­ tbe algntb1 of Jim. Rewi, fohner Chlcavo at DMrolt. nllhf - Don, Univeratty of Mlnne1'ota. Quarter• av-an (1-1) vt. Bunning (1.t), back and Jim Rowland, who WJl,I an Clew.land It l<anNI Cltr, nlaht end st Ohio St•te. Both playen flni■hed their colle1e , elJgibility -H1'ri:ln1 (StS) #- Hwbut (2;3). Thvrtdar't Gflmu , , last year. Clt't'elancl at KahNt City, nlaht Chica_. at De+NiJt, n19"t" New York at hltlmoN, nlfht W11hl� If IMton I ladder I $14.88 1 ' -1 4� Metal Step ••• ... Pastrano Has Thin E,l11e In Fil!iht Odds ... :•PINIIII l'IIIIIT. TIIAIIIINO l'ICNIC JUG $3.29 PITTSBURGH UPI-The Pitts, ���ay ;ii&ht ln.argh P irates ompleted: tholr third playtir deaf with the Ka11sas City Athletics since la&t winter when they trad­ ed cutcher Dunny K ravitz for catcher Hank Foilea and an un dl.i;cl o1cd amount of cuh. PJttsburgh will send F0He1, a former Pirate, to its Columbua, Ohio farm rlub In the triple-A. International L eague. MAKE A DATE TO' "LUBRICATE" buys more MILES 22" Thrlftl-Cut Rotary Mower Pirnl1'8 C':omplete 3rd Deni Si nee Winter S e n ators Re d l because it's • p.,,.. Blockber ry -- ' �� 2Sc Spaghetti �=·p-::. __ 3 2:: 49c 3 4 • Ann 9( Macaron1 OL Italian Dressing ::;. !.. 2lc French Dressing ::;.· . • .:t29c And Choooo P•1• ___ 1 5..... l(o -. �S68 COMPLETE SET OF BUNK BEDS Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-llliddlepott, 0., Jude-1, l�-5 Mr. and Mn. P'red Joachim and Brld1eport WCN' wttlc end guest• • c.tauKhlen, ¥art.hill, <,;ertrude and ur Mrs. W11l1o1m li.u.ter and Mr. 0 {'1 Dr. and Mn. Phil H■rbrtthl ■nd Barbara Ann, or Cl!dar Greve. W. and Mn. Ilcnb', Wulfl' son, Jefftey, of Louinllle, Ky .. Va., vilit.ed Suaday with M.iNet Mr. and Mn Edward Bauer sptnt the WH:k: ent1 with hit pllr Lena and Katie GutblBreezy Ht'1ght1.' returnN'.I home 0� entl, Mr. and Mn. Raymond Har­ Mr, and Mn. Paul Butl1r o( Saturday after a weclc'N ,·at·ation Mr. and Mn. Tom Ables and brPcht. New York were week .end tUllll of in Toledo Wilh their Non-in law and O daughter, Carolyn, returned home , daughLer. Mr. and Mr1. Uonald I Mrs. Eula Welker anc.1 daui:hter, Muncii Lena and Kalle Guth. �o !'d•� evening after 1 •�k end Eileen, of Worthington. were here A smaller Oldsmobile, built 1n C1arcncl:' Neutziin1 of Columbus Jlart, and four t'hHdrim. They were '111l with rela1ivea in Wetlon • w . last week to atiend the Blculatlf· visited relatives htre over the aeeompanied home by Mr Harl !he company.'& trad[hon.all)' high Va.. . and _Patrick. who I li1illldarrls. will De publlel)' intru C'ali> and Commencement 11 Pom• wff'k eruJ and sons, David duccd 1r1 Oldsrnohtlr dealn �h,,w Mr. and Mrs. Robetll: Harbrt>cht croy High S<:hool when Tim and : . . Wilham mornSuuday Toltdo. to returned con1, who Baxter Mr.s. lnd family ol Coiumbug were week JaC'k Welker reeeived their dlp]o. fined tc, her home Ly illness ls Im- mg Mr. Bauer hM been afl11ctPd ! l!recn1 vi.!iitors of Mr a"nd Mrs end 2uests of their parents Mr mu. proving. Her- sl11ter, Mn. Bentz will a stiff kn('e due lo <1rlhritis i::dward l\.ing and (&mil)' were and Mrs . Norman Mt'Callum' and siflce Janu,11ry, which make bu11 tra- �1,·, and Mrs. Bob Diehl and dauMr. and 'il1:r1. George ff, lfc. Wolfe Is Carine for her. lfr. and Mra. Raymond Harbre cht. Knlght of Huntintton, W. Va., and Mr. and Mn. Harry Saddler of vel difficult. ghtLr, Kath)· E�·elyn, or Marion. Around And About Middieoort ANOTHER GOOD BUY FROM BAKER'S - ·F 35 T POMEROY Personals .... !!>OIi ltOUDAMIII.? ' 0me Out Of Trend I T sma)( cars ' S TORE HOURS fresh dairy buys I lloddi-Whip • Pu,.. crum DESSERT TO P PING COTT AGE CHEESE LUCKY WHIP DIP & CHIP MONDAY thru THURSDAY 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. FRIDAY and SATURDAY 8:30 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. can l"'llhton Corner No. Si!lcQn� and M.ill Sh. _ 12 ••. Doooert Topping MIDDLEPOllT, OHIO Can l"'llhlon bakery dept. value.s ! • ·COOKIES Pillsbuiy or Ballard a£G. 39c Dozen ··········•··•• heese • ' 1-Lb Pkg. C s ••••• ·1 Ivan, Super, Trim --Swift', Premium ROUND ANGELBAR-CAKE WHITEBREAD DESSERT CUPS - raun Evan1-Supar Trim.- I.Nn., tr..h, guarantffd · Ev- !uper Trl111 Swift', Premium Ad -�-SIRLOIN STEAK .... lb. • c lb. • • ROAST • • MP RU 89 sy_g_er • CLUB STEAK • • • • • lb. 1tri·n, .... DRIED BEEF • • • • .... l••n• Super Trim · Swift's Premium 1••111 lvper Trim lone•ln � 1t11rteol fl•ven•IMk• H ., ·h�•I pure nature! flavor , .. FRUIT PUNCH 4 !.: 69c i'. St,bly l'roatn -Ml• oi'Miftll CUT f·R·OCCOLI.• GIEJN P�AS · •. • .� t ;:,) .... \ .. FRENCH FRIES. 6 -��. .... �- '1· • . • lwlft'1 Premium, 111...i ' FROZEN • •1 · /.' ' ' eef -�;,--BREADED SHRIMP-LOBSJER TAILS llooll>- Rock talce it easy lb. 95c Lb. I • �- C Br■ch's BURGUNDY MIX MAl'lE NUT GOODIES FROSTED COCONUT CUSTARD YOUR choice .......... . •,lwlfl'1 Prlillllu111 \ C ,' .' Lb. <an . I • •••• mcli ··- s..., ,.,., • hlfl', "'-k,111 dozen -• pkgs.,29c �andy values! sweet o�n Te........n Yellew f<>ods! TomatD Vegatabl. _______ 2 T-BONE $TEAK .... s.,,,,. Tr!� RII :ROAST . • • • • c SAU$AGE1rown•n•rve■■■ I= 49 • 10 .c ears ' pq. S3c LIPTONS:SO-UPS Eve111 Svpe, Trlnl Swift', Premhl!n \. 10 oz. pkg. -- I OL MINUTE STEAK .. • • lb. .. ' . , Padc Pea, Onion __ 2. ""•· ;$ Vegetable NoDclle, .Green . . ... Chicken Noodle ------- 2 pk91. 43c Evon, S- Trim Swift•, Premium � lvw 2LI,... 3k 25t fro:r:en fish bvys ! · Choice Center Cuts a■■■■■■ .. 29t �EVANS C Donn 29c • k•tte•VANS C .,. ',-.\, •·-- .· ___ . -t-¥ • Ivant F P'9�,i0i-ala A-i.eivt1 Lb. kotleEVANS C ·Cans Kraft Margarine )I ..., ::39c Killie EVANS• Honw 1tyle ( SwlW1 Longhorn 56c 29c 49c Swift t· � . ,.:PIZZA IX\ -· .. 49c CORNEDBEEF 0 , : 1 1s v i i ff i • : 7Jc .. . �}· . MIi i I., . ., . . � ' • �.. ! ,. ',' C.matlon 1 OL lor 49c DRY MILK . 12 oi. con • qt, --- bo• • •••• \ i r; Hunt's Halves �r-Slices ; ·\ Jolly Good-Whole Kemal Gol.,- , Kep- S9c .CORN - 2 �.:.m33c CANNED MILK 6..- 83c GoldMMal . � Pent BUTTER r: nc Swift 69c FlOUR OL \ Boxes e· No. 300 cans - • 4 .. . , I • . • , ' .. ' �S68 COMPLETE SET OF BUNK BEDS Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-llliddlepott, 0., Jude-1, l�-5 Mr. and Mn. P'red Joachim and Brld1eport WCN' wttlc end guest• • c.tauKhlen, ¥art.hill, <,;ertrude and ur Mrs. W11l1o1m li.u.ter and Mr. 0 {'1 Dr. and Mn. Phil H■rbrtthl ■nd Barbara Ann, or Cl!dar Greve. W. and Mn. Ilcnb', Wulfl' son, Jefftey, of Louinllle, Ky .. Va., vilit.ed Suaday with M.iNet Mr. and Mn Edward Bauer sptnt the WH:k: ent1 with hit pllr Lena and Katie GutblBreezy Ht'1ght1.' returnN'.I home 0� entl, Mr. and Mn. Raymond Har­ Mr, and Mn. Paul Butl1r o( Saturday after a weclc'N ,·at·ation Mr. and Mn. Tom Ables and brPcht. New York were week .end tUllll of in Toledo Wilh their Non-in law and O daughter, Carolyn, returned home , daughLer. Mr. and Mr1. Uonald I Mrs. Eula Welker anc.1 daui:hter, Muncii Lena and Kalle Guth. �o !'d•� evening after 1 •�k end Eileen, of Worthington. were here A smaller Oldsmobile, built 1n C1arcncl:' Neutziin1 of Columbus Jlart, and four t'hHdrim. They were '111l with rela1ivea in Wetlon • w . last week to atiend the Blculatlf· visited relatives htre over the aeeompanied home by Mr Harl !he company.'& trad[hon.all)' high Va.. . and _Patrick. who I li1illldarrls. will De publlel)' intru C'ali> and Commencement 11 Pom• wff'k eruJ and sons, David duccd 1r1 Oldsrnohtlr dealn �h,,w Mr. and Mrs. Robetll: Harbrt>cht croy High S<:hool when Tim and : . . Wilham mornSuuday Toltdo. to returned con1, who Baxter Mr.s. lnd family ol Coiumbug were week JaC'k Welker reeeived their dlp]o. fined tc, her home Ly illness ls Im- mg Mr. Bauer hM been afl11ctPd ! l!recn1 vi.!iitors of Mr a"nd Mrs end 2uests of their parents Mr mu. proving. Her- sl11ter, Mn. Bentz will a stiff kn('e due lo <1rlhritis i::dward l\.ing and (&mil)' were and Mrs . Norman Mt'Callum' and siflce Janu,11ry, which make bu11 tra- �1,·, and Mrs. Bob Diehl and dauMr. and 'il1:r1. George ff, lfc. Wolfe Is Carine for her. lfr. and Mra. Raymond Harbre cht. Knlght of Huntintton, W. Va., and Mr. and Mn. Harry Saddler of vel difficult. ghtLr, Kath)· E�·elyn, or Marion. Around And About Middieoort ANOTHER GOOD BUY FROM BAKER'S - ·F 35 T POMEROY Personals .... !!>OIi ltOUDAMIII.? ' 0me Out Of Trend I T sma)( cars ' S TORE HOURS fresh dairy buys I lloddi-Whip • Pu,.. crum DESSERT TO P PING COTT AGE CHEESE LUCKY WHIP DIP & CHIP MONDAY thru THURSDAY 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. FRIDAY and SATURDAY 8:30 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. can l"'llhton Corner No. Si!lcQn� and M.ill Sh. _ 12 ••. Doooert Topping MIDDLEPOllT, OHIO Can l"'llhlon bakery dept. value.s ! • ·COOKIES Pillsbuiy or Ballard a£G. 39c Dozen ··········•··•• heese • ' 1-Lb Pkg. C s ••••• ·1 Ivan, Super, Trim --Swift', Premium ROUND ANGELBAR-CAKE WHITEBREAD DESSERT CUPS - raun Evan1-Supar Trim.- I.Nn., tr..h, guarantffd · Ev- !uper Trl111 Swift', Premium Ad -�-SIRLOIN STEAK .... lb. • c lb. • • ROAST • • MP RU 89 sy_g_er • CLUB STEAK • • • • • lb. 1tri·n, .... DRIED BEEF • • • • .... l••n• Super Trim · Swift's Premium 1••111 lvper Trim lone•ln � 1t11rteol fl•ven•IMk• H ., ·h�•I pure nature! flavor , .. FRUIT PUNCH 4 !.: 69c i'. St,bly l'roatn -Ml• oi'Miftll CUT f·R·OCCOLI.• GIEJN P�AS · •. • .� t ;:,) .... \ .. FRENCH FRIES. 6 -��. .... �- '1· • . • lwlft'1 Premium, 111...i ' FROZEN • •1 · /.' ' ' eef -�;,--BREADED SHRIMP-LOBSJER TAILS llooll>- Rock talce it easy lb. 95c Lb. I • �- C Br■ch's BURGUNDY MIX MAl'lE NUT GOODIES FROSTED COCONUT CUSTARD YOUR choice .......... . •,lwlfl'1 Prlillllu111 \ C ,' .' Lb. <an . I • •••• mcli ··- s..., ,.,., • hlfl', "'-k,111 dozen -• pkgs.,29c �andy values! sweet o�n Te........n Yellew f<>ods! TomatD Vegatabl. _______ 2 T-BONE $TEAK .... s.,,,,. Tr!� RII :ROAST . • • • • c SAU$AGE1rown•n•rve■■■ I= 49 • 10 .c ears ' pq. S3c LIPTONS:SO-UPS Eve111 Svpe, Trlnl Swift', Premhl!n \. 10 oz. pkg. -- I OL MINUTE STEAK .. • • lb. .. ' . , Padc Pea, Onion __ 2. ""•· ;$ Vegetable NoDclle, .Green . . ... Chicken Noodle ------- 2 pk91. 43c Evon, S- Trim Swift•, Premium � lvw 2LI,... 3k 25t fro:r:en fish bvys ! · Choice Center Cuts a■■■■■■ .. 29t �EVANS C Donn 29c • k•tte•VANS C .,. ',-.\, •·-- .· ___ . -t-¥ • Ivant F P'9�,i0i-ala A-i.eivt1 Lb. kotleEVANS C ·Cans Kraft Margarine )I ..., ::39c Killie EVANS• Honw 1tyle ( SwlW1 Longhorn 56c 29c 49c Swift t· � . ,.:PIZZA IX\ -· .. 49c CORNEDBEEF 0 , : 1 1s v i i ff i • : 7Jc .. . �}· . MIi i I., . ., . . � ' • �.. ! ,. ',' C.matlon 1 OL lor 49c DRY MILK . 12 oi. con • qt, --- bo• • •••• \ i r; Hunt's Halves �r-Slices ; ·\ Jolly Good-Whole Kemal Gol.,- , Kep- S9c .CORN - 2 �.:.m33c CANNED MILK 6..- 83c GoldMMal . � Pent BUTTER r: nc Swift 69c FlOUR OL \ Boxes e· No. 300 cans - • 4 .. . , I • . • , ' .. ' �g....oally Sentinel, Pomeroy•Middleport, 0. , June 1 , 1 960 t·Ott SALE HAY BALER. BOUND Bales. See Huth CUiler or Em­ mett G. WUI, Pomeroy, Ohio. �3J-6tp. SWEET POTATO PLANTS, Nancy CUSTOM BUILT KITCHEN DEHall, Porta Rican, Vlneleu, Por­ 1itned for your home. Free es­ Porta Rlcana Venelet, Por­ Hall. timates. Foreman and Abbott, ta Rican1, Gold Rush and AH Phone WY2-5321 . 8-6-lf Gold, Second House east from School House ln Syracuse. Wm. H. Holmes. a-31-tf F0a CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS ltA'lES 00 ,i;�.1 ,- word. :,a. tuertloo. Minimum ch.,.,.- - I centl I cent. per word for three coo.i=;ewtive in sertiohl. Special one ,non.th for 30 cenu per word. P'u1i rat. Of 3 etmla per word Wlli be cM:l'pd for advertiainl If not paid within 10 day■ after rooeiVUJ, bill. En'oN iJI Adverti&inc - Should be reportf"d i.m.medlate-ly . The Daily Sentinel will not be reaporwible Co, more I.twin one lncor· net illNl't.!011 , -..Nt of 1'>...anU and Special Not.ice, of Ew·•>.U 1,1.00. Obituarle1 pubUMed at 1 cent per word. C DArij l MO. �10RD6 I DAY 3 DAYS $ 1 ."6 DOc 60e 15 '4.50 $1.80 fl.20 60e MJ.00 Ill fUIO $1.211 ?Ile $7.80 :ta A4I remhed by 10 A.ll will � la that day , Jlllllp(II'. ------------ -( 90 1 .Vl orine Suppl ie� 1 Buy Your - - JOHNSON SEA-HO R S E OUTBOARD MOTOR I Experleneed ■• I 1 20b ) l nsu ronce RADIATOR I I -1 I -- .. -- -- DON STIVERS- • -----c.. ... - ....... I""' ...,...... ... ,:;; \ .__ __ 1-1 c, m ;, •r., ,,.". �EPAI R , •� 1 493 Lincoln St. Phone WY2-3561 Midcll"POrt _ ... - I Blaettnar's ,'_1, _4__ ) F_o__ r R_e_n_t:- - - Cord Estate Thanks J un e j I I ---------·---­ (6J Lost ond F ound i·01w, fllllll cu,tom aoo-ve 2 door. Ji'nlk)' 11 1 )'OUPI coll. Karr 6. Van itndt, Pomeroy, o. C :18 11\e ·c1 'C7 CADILLAC, .-. Coupe Do• Ville. A better buy th11n a brand new 1m1II car. Karr &. Van Zandl. Pom111roy. O 28 3tc ,..,J\, a.aa. •.,. »\J Cen1.uey Hm,r•• coupe. Solld Whlte color. A tolld value. Karr tnd Van Zandt, Pom­ eroy, 0 28 3tc '1111 OLDSMOBILE 88 - 2 door aedan. V8 rocket entlne. Goel like • jet. $17IIO. Kur 6 Van Pomeroy, 0, II JI 3tc 'C7 STUDEBAKER Comm. Sid. OD. Owner i1 leavln1 for A.rm,)'. Ph. WY 2-3881 alter , p. m. 0 II 8tp •ca !'ORD, D CYL. C-DOOR STAN· dard tran1minion, blut and eondltlon cream, Exeellent '1:Z00.00. Phone YUll-211111, Cool­ vllle. l•l-31p lte2 SUPER III OLDS. GOOD condition '300.00, See Wlllle Grln1te,d or call Turner 2-1622 New Haven, W. V1. •1-3tc 191 For Sole AKC REG ISTERED COWB PUPS for ule. Call WY2·Sfi81, 6-1--ltc -- I 1956 CHEVROLO le1 Air VI Hanltop , l)oor lledan, Plt■11,. wne - , llnlob ..ttll ole■n block ' ....i , oiilali. pow<l'lllde ,. INnl.J -, llo■l<r end (00d Illa I-or. , · $ 1 295 a , POMEROY MOTOR CO. For FREE ln1Pedloa PHONI GIimore'• Supply Sloro WY•2•2714 V1U,b111'1 Exlermln•llni Company It, Maryl. W. VL · -- ·,uaLIC AUCTION laturdey, June 4, 1t60, 1 :00 P. M. I hoe 10ld my holhe and wtll aell my houHhold aooda 1t 1ucUon 1t my home Joc11,tcd at 484 Main St., . . Mlddlepert, Ohio, con1l1lln1i: of: Sylvenl1 TV, teleph••· 1t1nd, • compltile bedroom 1ultet, maple dlnelte aet, 2 ,weeper■ ( 1 GE &: 1 Hamilton), Maytaa: waaher, rinM tuba, utility cabinet, Frla­ ld1ln clectr\ie atove, mixer and to11tor, ldtchen uten,111 and dl1hea, wr!Una de1k, throw ru11 , lawn mowet (power), lime 1pre1der, heavy d uly electric cord, 11rdtn toola, barrel bacll: ' ehllr, 7 pc. dlnlna: room 1uUe, noor pollaher, Frt•ldalre dryer, water hote, aervin& cart1, Kel• vlnator refrlierator, deep fryer, slider and porch <haln, limp■, blanll:en and 1uUU1, 1prafer, 2 1tep ladder■, 1ocltel wnmch 1et, belt aandor, llvin,e, room 1ultes U plullc and 1 2 pc. 1oclion1l ), ml,cellaaeo111 ltem1. Thia furniture 11 all hlah cl11a mor<handl•• ••d hu bad aood care. a a ----- . 69 · Tail-less T-Bone.�.� . . .�·. 7 Boiling Beef ..........'!'!�.......... 4 ... $1 Bacon Squares . . .... . . . . ,.,._ .. .. .... .. 4 ... $1 29c Salt Bacon .............. ""' "" ............ .. Pot Pies ( 20) Business Services AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGER· ation service, Jacll:'a Jlelrl1er,­ tton, New Haven. Phone TU2· e-aa. 11 8681 . 'FOR SALE: 22 CUBIC FOOT up: rl&bt freuer. Call New Haven, TU&,;2121, CharUe New. l-l-3tc Margarine ... OllAYI LY Ti.ACTOII IALII AND lenllti. 512 L Mllft,, · Ph-. WY14'1'1. 0,... 'tit t P. m. until JuM 1, laMl""a1 ltNlvlll-. H1nlcl lillrnhert, Ohle. ithon• Y.11• Ntl. 1- 18-lfe '°"'""• AKO IWIISTEMJ> PEKINGESE pupe. V•ry nice. Prl!ed -■on • able. Belt, Oood■Il-mil•. bolow & 31 61» lll<ldlellOl'I, ... - · Znlr llrtJ la?hi O O O O • o t I • • 0 ' • Eatmore o • • I t O • • 0 0 • 0 I iJI I Ill 1,1 ITl]ljijlll • 29c • 'MTh 1h11 ffl.lPO" •rill �" of Honey Gralu.1111 Bananas . . . . . ���". ! 1� • • • • 2 •....; ,!. 79c • • • • • Leaf Lettuce .. . . .. .... . .. 39c -------· lb. 39c tl!e Joow p..,. Sllo1r Sip Off 12,31) O O O • • 0 • ,:oo 4:15 4:30 1:00 l:SO 33c * \ 1:15 t:20 I_:80 1:00 '1:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 20:00 11:00 ll:10 U : U5 -­ -◄ � _;: .;;..- N 7 '!: $1 with tM, C0\1-.Vn coAd pvr-chaM a,f 3 lln. Sjioth..l,t C11H- , •·_ i 1.65 0000000000®')0000000000 ' wffft tt,k coupon OIIII ,,.,..,._ of � 81'H1e 0,, 83c ,�u·2s Extra Top Value Stampe wltfr. 'tfrlll uupon Cfllld pv•eha•• .. I ...._ Kroger white or nriety lire•· * * 12 :30 12:45 1 :00 1 : 15 1 : 30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 ,:oo U5 4:30 :1 :00 5:30 1:00 8:15 9'.20 8:30 1:00 7:30 'l1te Brighter Da} T:1e Secret Storm Edge of Night The Three StOOfeJ The Llfe of Ril,fY Artbw· J Smltb--Newa A Look at the Weather Jule Rivlin Show Amos •n• An" Highway Patrol Be Our Guest · Men Into Space The Millionaire • l've Got A Secret Armatrong Circle Theater 1 1 o'clock News A Look at the Weather Theater 13 e.oo 8·' 30 1. 00 9:30 10:00 1 1 :00 . 1 : 10 , 1 : 15 •.2 · 30 Cltannel 13 - Thunday • 1:00 8:15 9:00 l0:00 11>:30 Jl:00 , CBS News Captain Kangaroo Cartoon Tht:1ater The Red Rowe Show C.'1 the Go I Love Lucy P;;;n;,�•rJ:ide Search for TomorTow 'l'he Guiding Light Living in W. Va. Neie:hbors kJ the World Tuma For iBetter or Worae House :"srty The Millionaire The Verdict is Yours Th'e Brighter Dey The Secret Storm The FAige of Night The Three Stoo�es Ttie I.Jfe of Riley Arthur J. Smith-Hew1 A Look at lhe We.oth<!r Jule Rivlin Show Amos 'n Andy U. S. Marshall . Lock Up Betty H utton Sho� Johnny Ringo Zane GrP.y Theatre Shotgun $Jede Revlon Spring Festival News A Look at the Weather Theater 13 Sign Ort -=�---·---'--.:.......:::::::..=.:....__ WMl'O Daily ProlJl'am Schedule ,_... Monday Throush Friday 12:30 1urt For You 1:88 Sip On 1 :30 News · 1:00 G11e1t .Star l :315 Just For You 1:15 News & Weaiher 2:00 Calling On pt, Pleaaant 1:30 an> 3:00 Music Go Round T:00 Break:faat Part1 3:30 News 1:80 News 3:s, Music Go Round · l:SCI IBreakfaat P.art;J 4;30 Loni Newa l:IO New, 4:30 Music Go Round , .V:00 Coffee Time 5:00 Sports In Reriew 10:11 Swap Shop 5:10 Sports _SCOJN lil):�a Momin1 Devotlom 5.: 1 15 The �nd Bo¥ l:O:t5 On the Town �:45 Pat Boone, Show 11:90 Countl')' Boe Down 8:00 Sundown Serenade 12:00 l:ioon NeWI G:30 OU the Air. , . . Mbsco\V uPI-The newspap;;; ;;�;-been discovered In M;w Evning Moscow said Tuesday It is nid the underground shops nl&ht several Inepl prlv1tely were run for private profit by I owned ahopa manufacturin1 ilrona, professional criminals or persona troue1 and other rell,ctous- objectll J 1i¥ilhout visible means o1 support. / I i j CURLY Extra Top Value Stamps I Diannel 13 Wednesday g � -• 0 .. ltAYOII-- • • --- MAM­ STAAVED U'L MINO DIDN'T SNAP,ATTH ' «. DoWN J.. Chocolate drink SMELL O' �-DID IT? •- DAILY CRYJ'TOQUOTE - Here's how to 1t1 A X Y D L B A A X II .. L O N o r z L L O W <>ne letter •l ply stand, tor another. In thia ample A 1J UNI �a, X tor the two O'•, etc. Bingle Jetterw, &po.. for the three L trophea, the length and formation ot the WPl'dl aro 111 Bach day the code letter. an, 411:rerent. won; hlrltl. A Orn>toanm Qllolalloa XV ll' N I W N JII V W N JI B .f L :R f A, ' ll T T S F U J L U C tr l .1 .I U N ,7 1 Q.Jl: Q IBQ L F O B P N J L - C :lt ,T Q B I, . Yeolol'!la:,'1 Cryptoquo te: !:VERT WBr &TB .,....,_ ll'Ollli:-IIHAl<ESPEARE. (C IIGO, Klo1 l't■luru ll7adleot, l'ile,) A-""=.._ I FOR SALE: FOUR ROOM HOU81!; on Minersville Hill "800- Call 11-�I•• WY2,6291. · WANT ADS ( 1 1 ) Rea l Estote - ---- --- FOR SALE SEV� ROOM JIOUS!l wi1 h two baths, a:_pr,irt wub h�use, �ellar, larie· eoni'.er lOI � locafed in Chester, Ohio, OD .. Route 7. Priced to sell. H lftter­ esttd call or write Paul Poli.ic," l"OR SJ>LE MODERN FIVE R l r1Pv, W. Va. TijL ES2-Dd& room h6use, iuU basement a:id atUc. :Auumc, balance of 4. % I i-2,J � �r direct government loan. 1 -0t 50 x150. Good neldl,borhoof. . Call or see Fr11<ddle Tbabet, ii!ason, W Vt. 4-26-ttc ,. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT l.eqa/ N_otice Start The · .Dey Ri.g ht With l' STEVE .ALLEN On Tlie ,.,M USIC:G . I Clock'' fAOI MORNING AT 7:15 A.M. ON .. RfVIR· RBPOtr:T . . G.lu9H: Montgomery 16.4 u per, 10.6 lower, 22 It. Ol)en; Ga lipolis 19.0 upper, 15.3 lower t ft. - open; Lock 23, 15.2 fl. Kan wha, London l ½ ft. open; Ma met 11/, open; Winfield 17.9 u per, 12.0 lower, II ft. open. . Movtble d•m1 are ui:, 14 thr 17; lS and 1 8 thru 23 are down Ohio River Boats: Lock 8. Ra Salvetti 2:3� an;i. 0-8; Lock 1 7 W S. Rhea 8:20 am. 15-1: motor ves ael Louisiana In tow · Lock 1 9 Bob Benner 7:45 am ' 111-2; Loe 23 Robert G._ West 12:40 pm batgea or equipment and 2 derric boat,; A. C. Chris 3:20 pm 8-0: Dona 10:515 pm 22-0; Mike CrOOitor 2 am 13-3; Peggy Downey 2:� am 0-8; Beaver 3:80 am · 1-0; C. V. Harner 7 am 2•0; Rocket 7:stJ am 3-2; Belpre 10: 10, 0-2. · , U,bouncl; Lock 27 The. National 5:;!5 am 2-0; Lock 77 Alber F. Holden 5:20 am 16-1; Lock 28 AdvJnce 'l:U a� 8-3· Kanawha River: Winfield Helen 'z 3:Sfi am 0-8; Elger Cliff 5:20 am no tow reported; 1erry Bosworth 1 1 : 10 1 Pm 0-0. --BySAMLEFF =,.... � ;;:::l�a,,:::i;-:: ,-;l'(a Cflltl'I KAro1i . :i Estate of James M. Thomton i>o<ffsed CeH No. 1 B�IO NoUte is herf\h )' given that Ruth H. Thornton whose Poit O ffice address i� Pom eroy, Ohio, has been duly .appoint('d Adminlstratrl,c of I the Est.ite o( James M. Thornton late of M:-eigs County, Ohio, de-· ceased. .Dated this 27th i;lay or May 1960. F. H. O'BRIEN Judge of the Probate Court Meigs County,. Ohio ' . (6) 1, B, 1 6, 3tc , WJ E.H -----:..:'.='.'.:.'..'�===�===d. l'M NOT JCfPPIHG. PAL ... COMI AN() U� RIA W/UltSIU'/ C' '°· 1111/1' About Face, i,ll(r• ,H..U, 2:00· nay in Court 2:30 Gil� Storm Sllow .3:00 Beat the c.10\:!.. 3,30 \11116 0. Y.ou Trust "r :00 A'tnerican' iBa,1d1tand ,: ·iO nt:tek}' and His Friend, fl:00 San Pranclsco Beat ff:3(1 Yonr :e:.�o Report• 3:◄0 Weatlie-!° Teller 6:45 JoHn Daly News 7:GJ Flight 7:30 Steve Canyon 8:00 Donna Reed 8:30 The Real McCo:,1 1:00 P�t rlOo.'" 0 Show 9:30 Untouchables 10:30 Sea Hunt 1 1 :00 News Tonight 1 1 :10 Scanning the Weather 1 1 : 15 Sports Tonight 1 1 :20 Late Show --------- ......... lfN!l ... Lo>e Tlt'a t Boo WHTN�TV-_Ch--;-n nel 13- cans o 00.0000000000000000000000 1111. Ca ntaloupe . ' . _Jun11ie,21 llu . . . each 49c - Hothouse Tomatoes > 1.xtra Top Yalu• Stamps tor Bibb lettlNie·, f ..., :.... · .. 39c: • Extra Top Value Stamps ..., �,41! 1,00 7 ,30 t l·ob 8,30 9;00' f:30 10:!P t i ,� I .1 : 1 0 1 1 : 15 w.. Channel 8 - Thursday No. ½ 49c FREE. 25 lmba11y ,,...,,,. Sai. ' with thh collplffl ond rx,rch111• .t elthw 3 lbs. or moN boneleu beef stew or any bonelHt raall Cov!"Of'I uolru Soturdar, Ju,.., 4, 1960 . 6 ,..... ·FRE E so .. 2 ,..,..1t, 6,ao 8:80 Cartoon Spectacular 1;30 Romper Room 1,;30 Movie ll:25 Esso Reporter 1:30 I Marrird Joan 1:00 Extra Top Value Stamps 1 •111. Velveeta ci.- ._. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tor ' • CHEESE - - - 2 lb. box 59c .... .. .. ... 29C __....., • Cher,-, ············• . ... ... 39C ------. -- Call Diet Sterrett __ ,.. ..._, _ -· I �=· Cheu Doll9ht Flour . ...... ... ......,. 25 $1 .64 Buns .. °',.. _ .,. .. 2 ,.... 39c c... .t.t c-- 0 ... . . . beef Pork and Beans ..,_ ICe,,11,d,y ...... MUILLIII PURNACII, WIITINO . . HOUII ■11pll■-- .t.rnoi. I,. . : thlrt, lyr1e1,.., Oha.. ,hone 1 1-IUI WY2-61"- Y- f.ll141 NAMII.L. . lllVICI tTATIOII ..... Morton turkey, chick1111, Pears ...... ......� . .. . .. 3 ""·....I½ $1 Beons . . ,.. ..... .. ..... .. •1..:•· 39c I. 0. McCOY AUCTIONIIII Rout■ 2, LDftf _,,. Ohio Before 9:80 A.II. 0 ,,oo 5,30 5,to ff:2S ,;ao 1111s Jl'Neilli ru,;! d FRE E 1 00 -----·�­ Chlck1111 the Sea Chunk Slyl• Tomato Juice .. •- .. 2 ---- Mlthll..,,rt WY•t-­ ,_.., WY-1ltAUTZ P•IID ITOal 0 ,,oo <:30 lrOO San. ll.'altol..-, tMO 1:oar &tllo. � 8,4!! Wl,atber Teller e·ff't , Jottu Daly NflWI ?,00 �our JIM' Men 7:30 Mu,ic for a Spring Night 8:30 dlzie 11.nd Harriet 9:00 Wedni!sday Night Fights 9:45 SpOl'tl .Paftlde 10:00 Hawaiian Eye 11:00 Th� NWI' Totdgbt , 11�10 Scanning - tlle Weather 11:10 Sports Repon 11:20 Lide Show 12:q Sip Off 9c s1 4 ..-.. . .. Yellow Com ..... ....... 03 s1 . . . . . . . . ��. • . . . :: . . 8 Na � ! Applesauce so FRE E 4 89� . 0 Sign On TOti1y Kath! Doonan Slow Topper_, DOU:gh' Re Ml a,30 �,rt- u.mta n .. of 0 6:4� '1 :00 9: 3') 9,�lu:ob 1 1 :JO \ 2 00 1 2 : 30 1 . 00 l ,JO 2,3� 3,00 Play Your Huncb Price fl R111,ht Concentration Truth or Conseque-nce1 It C:lUld Be You Mid Pay N'!WS Movietlme L.oretta Young Show Younr Dri 'Malone Pffm1 Thete Root. Corned}, Playhouse A"<fventt.tre Theater !itunlbo,t Bill S2t l!reston ..J.1att & Seruggs Show Weatheuaet N, 'WI Plctur,, liuntJey Brin kttJ Report -«1hlrlyblrdli Resc·.ie 8 Bit Mastcraon Producer's Cholt:e Bachelor Father Summer. On Ice Ta� A Qqod Look New11, Ht1dhne1 Weathertut Ja·c:t Paar Sho,w .., P!ANUT8 3. "lletropoll,, :U. .t.01088 116. Turk, 1. Lumpa of tall" p,... duction 1ab. coal &. Root u.ae4 I. More bun:11: ttue tor pl pee 4. Plu,jf, !Uq• (va.r.) dogredl7 inl' 10. Prec.\oua · Iii. Ce.p antf •ton• e. Rerret mualeal 11. Un.lt of 'f. Miu CJ&!re ff. Gold weight S. Meuuro (her,) 12, Weit Iftdlee of land 80.Zqulpe fl.ah. 9, Ba.y a.ne'9 pe4 l."edPb,-t, .....,;. 13. Approache, 115. Blue�red !a.4 39. Anny 14.. The Bea.vu 17. God of war btnow, "l'ehicle State 20. Ciumed U. Va.riety of '1. i'rult of! 16, Greek letter 22. Luzon wtllow 18. Swlu river nallve 33. Beglll 4%. Even.lJ\C' 19. Soak f1e.x; 23, A duct 17. Bihlleal .btto� • 21. Land (a.na.t.) name holiday meaaure 22. Set up an army unit 25. Polllng pla.Ct 28. EnLltlea 29. Accuae1 31. Fellow (sla.ng) 32. Scotch river 33. A. call tor help 96. Consume« 38 .. Ada.pt Theater attendanl '3.A.uam allkwon:Q Arlleu 45. German river "8. Trlcke4 47. Sau er - WC HS..TV C""-rtel 8 o,,. Otallllif a- YIWN.lft j ':too •·<Mli . . . 79c Roast ��'.';;. . . '!': c Tuna . . Ci'omcdy Playhouse Adventure Timo Steamboat BlU Quic k Draw lf>:C r,w Mu11ic in tbe Round' The .nn , 'I'll■,,...- si,.. W.:the'rca,t 1'ew1 Plct:ut. Huntley Brtnkliu Report Manhunt W111JD11, Train hico a, lilelit P•rr, Cami Sllow Ttrt1 Jt Your Llte Tombatone Terrtto.r,Ne-... He1d1iftfl' ch1:1.af3'. - Tliunday· MldllllePort Cube Steak ........'!':!�·..�.��....... �.. . 99c . 4100 4:30 5:00 t\:30 6:00 •:1� l:lll J:3C 8:45 7:00 7:30 8:30 9,oo 10:00 10:SO 11:00 1 1 , 1� 1 1 ,11r. 1 ,00· 8'eat --------- �oooooonnmoonoooo�� c11l man 30-60 ye1r1 tor contact work with bu1ine11 and profeH• ion11I people In thia area. Must have car. Fleld t.rainin.a: plus subJ1ta11tlal drawln1 ffcount for man selected. Thie ta ■n unus• u1l mopc)'-makin1' opportunlty. W rlte Manaaer Box 068·R care 'l·he Oally SenUnel, Pomeroy, Ohio. &.:J1·31p ____ HOUSEWIVE.:S: Part•time telephone survey worll: from home. No scllinai. Vulou1 houtl lhroughout day and evenlnil, and on Sunday . Must have private phone. Reply box. 5&8-T. c/o The Dally Sontlnel, Pomeroy, Ohio. C 31 lip ----­ -------en CABBAOE-, BEETS, TOMATO plant,. Frank Emdeh. Bailey', Run. &-1·3tt J1.111l specify the mix you want. Weill dc,lver 1t promptly to your job when needed. Phonw WY-2-32" 0 .. "' 3 '....•� $1 F•1sh Stic. k s,. ,.........,.... Wh•1t1ng . , •-• .... • • "' 5 ,.,. .. 79C 3 lbs. or more ground heel -,,1_ V _ JS _l_ O_ .II N__ RA T _ D _ IO A?,1> S11ALL apP,llance rtp1lr. Pbon, Otl.1 Harold M. Brown, owner ltoC!lntock, Racine, O.'uo. l•l•U• Not Reopon,Jblo fo, Accldonll TERMS: C■tb TIILEVJSION RADIO AND IIIL\LL Bradford Auellu Co,, Racine, Ohio 1ppll1nce repair. Call Jnn.ll Salta Mana&er: A. C. Bradford C1plelna, 4lt N. Second Ave., Auctioneer: CrlU Bradford M lddltport. l-3.tfc Phone WI 11-3821 0 21 Ole DO YOU PAY y PRICES FOR uaed l1r111 maohlnlr}'! S.e Bill Goodwin and buy at farm pricu. Six mHu from WUll•vill1. t 28 IIOtc YOU'LL GET JUST WHAT YOU N EED READY-MIX CO. Seafood Specials Seafood Dinner .�":-2 .!�- 69c Fish Steaks .. ,....,.... .. ,. ••. 49c Extra Top Value Stamps · •........... IS ............... .......... .,..., ... Ready To Pour GOEGLE I N Boston Rolled :i'J;". . . . FREE 1 00 Wonted - a Mixed And .. 69c Rib Roast ...".'..�•::-::..........'!':!�......... ... 59c lard . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . .. """"' ,.., .......... , . . . . . . 6 :.: $1 Pork Liver .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . ,,... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 ... $1 --· ------ Clia1111el 3 - Wtitlnesd11rI 1••,1 .{)t 1 ,� c 3 9 Chuck Roast . . .. .";;;.;\::� .-.. � . Round Steak . . A Ready.Mix CONCRETE P1.. St. _. DAftT CIOS-SWORD TELEV ISION GU I DE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 Free Esllmales Beef Stew ___ __, ---- •7 MODERN . SUBURBAN . HOMl­ Located in i...et.a.rt on be1utifu.lly landsciped L8 acre lot. 3 bedroom• wltb large lighted cedar closets, built-in kitchen hu abundance of Republic Steel cabinets with formic1 tops. House has modern bath, plastered w111ls, oak floors and full basement. Front por<!h 8'r.28' with orn1me11tal iron railing. Call for appointment to see this exceptionally well-bu ilt home. $Hl,OOO.OO. NEW HAVEN-Modern 5-room brick home, hardwood floors, forted hot air heating, unfin­ ished attic allows room for eitpam,ion. Located on 65'x tro' lot in excellent neighborhood near grade school. Owner trans­ reason for selling . ferring, $14,500.00. Thia excellent pro, perty should qualify for a aub­ stanlial loan. PoHes.llion given July l!!ith. MASON--3-bedroom, · I½. story home on Wf'll-land11eaped lot. Larse built-in kitchen, wall-to­ wall carpetint in living room and dining room. Only $1 1 ,500.· 00. NOTE TO VITEtlANS-Time is running out for World War II veterans lo apply for direct VA Loans. We believe either or the above homes will qualify for VA Loan. Bring In your origi­ nal dis�haree papers and let us help yo u apply. JIM ROUSH. SaltMNn NEW NAVIN, W, VA. Daily Senlln el, Pomeroy•Mlddleport. 0., May 31, 19607 --- HOUSE FOR SALE: D ROOMS and bath, near Syracullf! Post Oftice on River Road. Two Iota. Leland Bum&1rner. 5-l-6tp b u s t in ' with bargains at • IS 18) Auto Soles --· 6- 1- ltc PC)MllOY - 2 - story, 8 • roo11 home with 2 bat.lui, &as furnac hea1.ing to both floors, ceda ■hinile exterior. Exceller.: loc-. lion, excellent propeny, cloa; in. $13,000.00. Best buy in Porr. ero)'. POMEROY - 5-room frame hous, with bath, sas heatin1, ne1 roor. Large lot with nic� ;:arde and parking area. $320i.OO fo , ca■h sale. MIDDL E PORT - 4 - room fram home with bath, gas furnact nice basement with loung! laundry, and f.ool room. Lot l50 . 200 with gars&e. Located 01 Gravel Hill. $7000.00. MIDDLEPORT - 5 • room frami house with bath and gas heatini Near new grade school. $3&>0. MINIRSVILLI - 6 - room lram1 house with waler, electricity anc ill, coal furnace heatina:. Or hi&hwty, $4000.00. BOX 229 PHONE WY 2-3131 (SJ 28, 31, h \.,(lc;,rtP- Pomeroy, Ohio TlllMITI ANO PEST CONTROL Reol .., Fain, F,.. IMped�on. lniwr- 8 MONTH TAMWORTH BOAR. ---• ltr N.tl.,wlft. fltJOM R. Emory Powell, Racine. 5-28- 3tc FOR SALE, 114 \I A., FARM, 7 We repair all types of radi• · - I USl0 a0AT& AND MOTOb $15 •ncf A. hnric• 'Stat._.. WY2-room house, barn and out-build­ 4,26-tfc I FOR SALE: ONE RIDING HORSE ,Pd "P while the� lut, ,-,..., , ators, froro heater cores to 2166. ings. All mineral rlghll go with Phone WY 1 e:_ 6-2S-6tp I polltan Mctton. 600 L Malf'I � farm. In Scipio Township. Write the largest truck or tractor THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE St., Pomeroy. Phone WY4-IUO. DETROITER MOBILE HOME 19MI Clarence Swauger, 18 N. Wbea,.­ Suttoll • Cheater Ji'arrnera' Mutual radtalor. 1 1 •24-tfc 10' x 50', � rooma, bath. Excelland Awe., Columt,....a, Ohio. Fire Insurance Company will Jen i condition. Frank H dson , 5-28-3lp u be held 1t Cheater Town Hall, Bashan Road, Rt. 1, Racint:. June 6, g A. M. Emmett Will, 1·011 SALK FIVE ROOM HOUSE 6tc Prd., Francia E. Morris, Sec. Phone WV•2-214:J ___ __ __ ____o_�_ _ AJJAJ.u."M.ai:NTS - t'utnwled. and with bath, nice location. Melvin 11-l-3tp Pomeroy, Ohio uoturnllhed. M.cllluten, K.idd.l& OF SELECTION BEAUTIFU L Hood, 1 1 1 Locust St., Pomeroy. 2-a-U · port. l'hone WY-2-H80. Flower,, er011es, B,,1keU, for 5-28-JOlp 121 of Memorial Day, Cliff'I Shoe Re- 5 AND e ROOM HOusi:TwO D pair, M iddleport, Ohio. 5-17- 12lp room apartmenla. A. N. Benatl, FOR SALE, LO'f AND TW O 1 t-2-tfc Pbone NY2-3272. houses. e rooms and bath, in­ t'l,UTE I N 600D C ONDITION. cluding kitchen, appliance,, :i 5· 31 ·3tc ·;· ROOM l''URNIS HED APAR Call Wl9-227 l. 'f room house currently rented. ment 11nd bath, f'omeroy. Phone SALi NOTICI OP PUBLIC Phone SP3-5562, Clifton, W. Va, 5-:notc WY2-6915. The u ndeul1ned wlll offel' tor 6-1 .(l;tp. uf 11 blic sal� at lh1• redden DELUXE 3 . ROOMS and -BATH J! 1 uatSherman Stevens, deceased, �\ unfurnished apartment. Coats ed_ on Ash Street, In the VIiiage of Building, Middleport. Phone Middleport, Ohio, on Saturday, WY 2_5141 LOIIT LADIES WH ITE GOLD 5 2l 12lc: Bulova watch In Pomeroy. <.:aJJ June 4, 1960, commencing at 10:30 UNFURNISHIW ROOM Coolville <:01lect 15715. Reward. A. M.. the following de1cribc!d FIVE · person al properly: apartment. Phone WY2H I -Ile l Gas Heater -----·----'C-2 Rocking Chairs ROOM, PHONE WY 2SLEEPING 1 Couch 15 28 3tp 2648. ltlH PONTIAC 2 DR. SEDAN. 1 Rad lo �parklihl ori&inal finish. $495.00 1 l{ug Ij)R RENl:l' 4 ROOM HOUSE IUaeUn1n, Pomeroy. b-2U-6tc l RefrlgenilOI' Rutland Townsh ip. Call TU2· I Table and 6 Chair1 3475, Hartford, W. Va. 0-31-6tp !&Of .Cl/RY 2 DR. SEDAN. I Che1l M;erou,ym1tJc. New Dulek trade• FURNISHED HOUSE, FOUR 1 lee Box la. Good ■olid car, $(190,00. rooms and b11th, air colldition, 1 Range JUaettnara, Pomeroy. IWl6-6tc television, HIB5 Lincoln Hts. Table and Round Stand Phone WY2-277�, lli-31•3tc 1 l:cdar (.;heat 1U117 fOJID VB .CUSTOM 2 DJI. 1 Bed 1ed�D- Low mileaae. Extra a:ood THREE BEOHOOM HOUSE AT 1 Stand ooadiUon. fJ,11113.oo. Bl■ettnar■, J 12tl East .M11in St., Pomeroy. Coffee Table Pomlf(l,v. 6-2tt-6tc 0 1 Phone WY2-3408. 6-31-tllt.: End Table 1 19M CHEVROLET VB BELAIRE 1 Gas Healer �: !h �·on IIENT O ROOM BUNGALOW fi dr, hard top. Alr condltlcmln&. I Bed with bath. Webster property Power&)lde. Power brakea and I Chest 1 1 20 E. Moin St. Yhone WY!l11.eel'lN, K and H, The mo1t 1 Rollaway Bed Frame 3368, 6·1·3tc crJtlui bu1er wUI 1pp�·ove thi1 I Lawn Chair Wot! l1pt IUl<mloblle. fH9C.OO. ether l�e1na not menllond FOR RENT, 4 BEDROOII SPI.IT Blaatt:Qara, Pomeroy, 4-26-Utc ..a._ms_;, 1Cash on day of sale level home, 2 IJatha, In Po� l / Nif"'"' lt■1po111lbl1 for accident■ roy. Good Neighbors. Phone ...._ Cl- Lloo4 C1N llobcrt L. Coats, Adm lnlwtrator WY:1-2603. ll-1•3lp Eatate of Sherman Stevena _. TAN Moroq 2 STORY BRICK H O ME IN LE· Web1ter and Fultz, Attorneys llt MalA It. t.11rt. Oallu Ulll. Phone CHerr:y for Admlnhtrator. ,., ,._ __ __, .,, OIIJ. 7-2249. 11-1-31< ll-1•2·3-3te '68 MERCUkV.Moirtery 2 door. ( 1 7 J Help yout.htul car Jn1Jde and out. f,l iif6. Karr 6. V.nZandt, Porn• l!ELIABLE WOMAN OR GIRL TO troy, C,. 28 3lc 11Hist with hou•ewort and ore tor two elderly people. No 'C7 CHEVROLET, f1 19C. 5 eyllnd•r with thh CO\lpcln gnd purchoM of laundry. 1'1me oll. Uvo In. Delua.e 2 door, A car for real 1-25-etc Phone WY2-6469. econom1. K\rr .llld Van Zandt, Pomeroy, O. n, 28 3tc t:IUmlT ASSOCIATION neods lo­ Couoo!I D•olrt1 Soturdc,.., Juf'I• A. 19(10 I21 ) PHONI TU2•2M3 �,. I "1'..... _LI•• a11 ATIONWI•■ KARR & VAN ZANDT l 'i ! for !>a le �---------------- • COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO­ tection, Life, Auto, Flre, Pollo. C;11l Don MUJ.s, Middleport, Ohia -- - AT PHONE WY•Z-21 57 1 1 J Notices ------------� CLOTH, WOOD SLAT PORCH shades, cloth porch valance , 1wnin8S, veneuan blinds, win• }l'ree estimate.. dow shadea. Dile W1ppel, 215 Union Ave., Pomeroy. !!i 21 OOtc ( 9 ) For Sole WANT ADS HAMMER'S Rffl!SE DISPOSAL. Weekly pickup. A1 low 11 $1.00 a month. Call R. • A. Senlce �lation, WYZ.2366 or aee Marion (Hammer) Hawk. 6- l-30t p ---------- __ AUCTION• Complete, hnke Crltt lriMffonl Write, PhoM or Confad A. C. BRA.Dr-ORD, llaclM, Oht.. GOES ON H E R E ? WH AT OUR NE l,,H80RS ··· AND THEY ALW�Y$ . FED MY DOG- · TH EIR TABLE: tJSE TOO MUCH SCRAPS ••- GARLIC:' ; !. ... .... ,,. --, __ - --• .._.__ '. ",{_ i ' . . .. . �g....oally Sentinel, Pomeroy•Middleport, 0. , June 1 , 1 960 t·Ott SALE HAY BALER. BOUND Bales. See Huth CUiler or Em­ mett G. WUI, Pomeroy, Ohio. �3J-6tp. SWEET POTATO PLANTS, Nancy CUSTOM BUILT KITCHEN DEHall, Porta Rican, Vlneleu, Por­ 1itned for your home. Free es­ Porta Rlcana Venelet, Por­ Hall. timates. Foreman and Abbott, ta Rican1, Gold Rush and AH Phone WY2-5321 . 8-6-lf Gold, Second House east from School House ln Syracuse. Wm. H. Holmes. a-31-tf F0a CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS ltA'lES 00 ,i;�.1 ,- word. :,a. tuertloo. Minimum ch.,.,.- - I centl I cent. per word for three coo.i=;ewtive in sertiohl. Special one ,non.th for 30 cenu per word. P'u1i rat. Of 3 etmla per word Wlli be cM:l'pd for advertiainl If not paid within 10 day■ after rooeiVUJ, bill. En'oN iJI Adverti&inc - Should be reportf"d i.m.medlate-ly . The Daily Sentinel will not be reaporwible Co, more I.twin one lncor· net illNl't.!011 , -..Nt of 1'>...anU and Special Not.ice, of Ew·•>.U 1,1.00. Obituarle1 pubUMed at 1 cent per word. C DArij l MO. �10RD6 I DAY 3 DAYS $ 1 ."6 DOc 60e 15 '4.50 $1.80 fl.20 60e MJ.00 Ill fUIO $1.211 ?Ile $7.80 :ta A4I remhed by 10 A.ll will � la that day , Jlllllp(II'. ------------ -( 90 1 .Vl orine Suppl ie� 1 Buy Your - - JOHNSON SEA-HO R S E OUTBOARD MOTOR I Experleneed ■• I 1 20b ) l nsu ronce RADIATOR I I -1 I -- .. -- -- DON STIVERS- • -----c.. ... - ....... I""' ...,...... ... ,:;; \ .__ __ 1-1 c, m ;, •r., ,,.". �EPAI R , •� 1 493 Lincoln St. Phone WY2-3561 Midcll"POrt _ ... - I Blaettnar's ,'_1, _4__ ) F_o__ r R_e_n_t:- - - Cord Estate Thanks J un e j I I ---------·---­ (6J Lost ond F ound i·01w, fllllll cu,tom aoo-ve 2 door. Ji'nlk)' 11 1 )'OUPI coll. Karr 6. Van itndt, Pomeroy, o. C :18 11\e ·c1 'C7 CADILLAC, .-. Coupe Do• Ville. A better buy th11n a brand new 1m1II car. Karr &. Van Zandl. Pom111roy. O 28 3tc ,..,J\, a.aa. •.,. »\J Cen1.uey Hm,r•• coupe. Solld Whlte color. A tolld value. Karr tnd Van Zandt, Pom­ eroy, 0 28 3tc '1111 OLDSMOBILE 88 - 2 door aedan. V8 rocket entlne. Goel like • jet. $17IIO. Kur 6 Van Pomeroy, 0, II JI 3tc 'C7 STUDEBAKER Comm. Sid. OD. Owner i1 leavln1 for A.rm,)'. Ph. WY 2-3881 alter , p. m. 0 II 8tp •ca !'ORD, D CYL. C-DOOR STAN· dard tran1minion, blut and eondltlon cream, Exeellent '1:Z00.00. Phone YUll-211111, Cool­ vllle. l•l-31p lte2 SUPER III OLDS. GOOD condition '300.00, See Wlllle Grln1te,d or call Turner 2-1622 New Haven, W. V1. •1-3tc 191 For Sole AKC REG ISTERED COWB PUPS for ule. Call WY2·Sfi81, 6-1--ltc -- I 1956 CHEVROLO le1 Air VI Hanltop , l)oor lledan, Plt■11,. wne - , llnlob ..ttll ole■n block ' ....i , oiilali. pow<l'lllde ,. INnl.J -, llo■l<r end (00d Illa I-or. , · $ 1 295 a , POMEROY MOTOR CO. For FREE ln1Pedloa PHONI GIimore'• Supply Sloro WY•2•2714 V1U,b111'1 Exlermln•llni Company It, Maryl. W. VL · -- ·,uaLIC AUCTION laturdey, June 4, 1t60, 1 :00 P. M. I hoe 10ld my holhe and wtll aell my houHhold aooda 1t 1ucUon 1t my home Joc11,tcd at 484 Main St., . . Mlddlepert, Ohio, con1l1lln1i: of: Sylvenl1 TV, teleph••· 1t1nd, • compltile bedroom 1ultet, maple dlnelte aet, 2 ,weeper■ ( 1 GE &: 1 Hamilton), Maytaa: waaher, rinM tuba, utility cabinet, Frla­ ld1ln clectr\ie atove, mixer and to11tor, ldtchen uten,111 and dl1hea, wr!Una de1k, throw ru11 , lawn mowet (power), lime 1pre1der, heavy d uly electric cord, 11rdtn toola, barrel bacll: ' ehllr, 7 pc. dlnlna: room 1uUe, noor pollaher, Frt•ldalre dryer, water hote, aervin& cart1, Kel• vlnator refrlierator, deep fryer, slider and porch <haln, limp■, blanll:en and 1uUU1, 1prafer, 2 1tep ladder■, 1ocltel wnmch 1et, belt aandor, llvin,e, room 1ultes U plullc and 1 2 pc. 1oclion1l ), ml,cellaaeo111 ltem1. Thia furniture 11 all hlah cl11a mor<handl•• ••d hu bad aood care. a a ----- . 69 · Tail-less T-Bone.�.� . . .�·. 7 Boiling Beef ..........'!'!�.......... 4 ... $1 Bacon Squares . . .... . . . . ,.,._ .. .. .... .. 4 ... $1 29c Salt Bacon .............. ""' "" ............ .. Pot Pies ( 20) Business Services AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGER· ation service, Jacll:'a Jlelrl1er,­ tton, New Haven. Phone TU2· e-aa. 11 8681 . 'FOR SALE: 22 CUBIC FOOT up: rl&bt freuer. Call New Haven, TU&,;2121, CharUe New. l-l-3tc Margarine ... OllAYI LY Ti.ACTOII IALII AND lenllti. 512 L Mllft,, · Ph-. WY14'1'1. 0,... 'tit t P. m. until JuM 1, laMl""a1 ltNlvlll-. H1nlcl lillrnhert, Ohle. ithon• Y.11• Ntl. 1- 18-lfe '°"'""• AKO IWIISTEMJ> PEKINGESE pupe. V•ry nice. Prl!ed -■on • able. Belt, Oood■Il-mil•. bolow & 31 61» lll<ldlellOl'I, ... - · Znlr llrtJ la?hi O O O O • o t I • • 0 ' • Eatmore o • • I t O • • 0 0 • 0 I iJI I Ill 1,1 ITl]ljijlll • 29c • 'MTh 1h11 ffl.lPO" •rill �" of Honey Gralu.1111 Bananas . . . . . ���". ! 1� • • • • 2 •....; ,!. 79c • • • • • Leaf Lettuce .. . . .. .... . .. 39c -------· lb. 39c tl!e Joow p..,. Sllo1r Sip Off 12,31) O O O • • 0 • ,:oo 4:15 4:30 1:00 l:SO 33c * \ 1:15 t:20 I_:80 1:00 '1:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 20:00 11:00 ll:10 U : U5 -­ -◄ � _;: .;;..- N 7 '!: $1 with tM, C0\1-.Vn coAd pvr-chaM a,f 3 lln. Sjioth..l,t C11H- , •·_ i 1.65 0000000000®')0000000000 ' wffft tt,k coupon OIIII ,,.,..,._ of � 81'H1e 0,, 83c ,�u·2s Extra Top Value Stampe wltfr. 'tfrlll uupon Cfllld pv•eha•• .. I ...._ Kroger white or nriety lire•· * * 12 :30 12:45 1 :00 1 : 15 1 : 30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 ,:oo U5 4:30 :1 :00 5:30 1:00 8:15 9'.20 8:30 1:00 7:30 'l1te Brighter Da} T:1e Secret Storm Edge of Night The Three StOOfeJ The Llfe of Ril,fY Artbw· J Smltb--Newa A Look at the Weather Jule Rivlin Show Amos •n• An" Highway Patrol Be Our Guest · Men Into Space The Millionaire • l've Got A Secret Armatrong Circle Theater 1 1 o'clock News A Look at the Weather Theater 13 e.oo 8·' 30 1. 00 9:30 10:00 1 1 :00 . 1 : 10 , 1 : 15 •.2 · 30 Cltannel 13 - Thunday • 1:00 8:15 9:00 l0:00 11>:30 Jl:00 , CBS News Captain Kangaroo Cartoon Tht:1ater The Red Rowe Show C.'1 the Go I Love Lucy P;;;n;,�•rJ:ide Search for TomorTow 'l'he Guiding Light Living in W. Va. Neie:hbors kJ the World Tuma For iBetter or Worae House :"srty The Millionaire The Verdict is Yours Th'e Brighter Dey The Secret Storm The FAige of Night The Three Stoo�es Ttie I.Jfe of Riley Arthur J. Smith-Hew1 A Look at lhe We.oth<!r Jule Rivlin Show Amos 'n Andy U. S. Marshall . Lock Up Betty H utton Sho� Johnny Ringo Zane GrP.y Theatre Shotgun $Jede Revlon Spring Festival News A Look at the Weather Theater 13 Sign Ort -=�---·---'--.:.......:::::::..=.:....__ WMl'O Daily ProlJl'am Schedule ,_... Monday Throush Friday 12:30 1urt For You 1:88 Sip On 1 :30 News · 1:00 G11e1t .Star l :315 Just For You 1:15 News & Weaiher 2:00 Calling On pt, Pleaaant 1:30 an> 3:00 Music Go Round T:00 Break:faat Part1 3:30 News 1:80 News 3:s, Music Go Round · l:SCI IBreakfaat P.art;J 4;30 Loni Newa l:IO New, 4:30 Music Go Round , .V:00 Coffee Time 5:00 Sports In Reriew 10:11 Swap Shop 5:10 Sports _SCOJN lil):�a Momin1 Devotlom 5.: 1 15 The �nd Bo¥ l:O:t5 On the Town �:45 Pat Boone, Show 11:90 Countl')' Boe Down 8:00 Sundown Serenade 12:00 l:ioon NeWI G:30 OU the Air. , . . Mbsco\V uPI-The newspap;;; ;;�;-been discovered In M;w Evning Moscow said Tuesday It is nid the underground shops nl&ht several Inepl prlv1tely were run for private profit by I owned ahopa manufacturin1 ilrona, professional criminals or persona troue1 and other rell,ctous- objectll J 1i¥ilhout visible means o1 support. / I i j CURLY Extra Top Value Stamps I Diannel 13 Wednesday g � -• 0 .. ltAYOII-- • • --- MAM­ STAAVED U'L MINO DIDN'T SNAP,ATTH ' «. DoWN J.. Chocolate drink SMELL O' �-DID IT? •- DAILY CRYJ'TOQUOTE - Here's how to 1t1 A X Y D L B A A X II .. L O N o r z L L O W <>ne letter •l ply stand, tor another. In thia ample A 1J UNI �a, X tor the two O'•, etc. Bingle Jetterw, &po.. for the three L trophea, the length and formation ot the WPl'dl aro 111 Bach day the code letter. an, 411:rerent. won; hlrltl. A Orn>toanm Qllolalloa XV ll' N I W N JII V W N JI B .f L :R f A, ' ll T T S F U J L U C tr l .1 .I U N ,7 1 Q.Jl: Q IBQ L F O B P N J L - C :lt ,T Q B I, . Yeolol'!la:,'1 Cryptoquo te: !:VERT WBr &TB .,....,_ ll'Ollli:-IIHAl<ESPEARE. (C IIGO, Klo1 l't■luru ll7adleot, l'ile,) A-""=.._ I FOR SALE: FOUR ROOM HOU81!; on Minersville Hill "800- Call 11-�I•• WY2,6291. · WANT ADS ( 1 1 ) Rea l Estote - ---- --- FOR SALE SEV� ROOM JIOUS!l wi1 h two baths, a:_pr,irt wub h�use, �ellar, larie· eoni'.er lOI � locafed in Chester, Ohio, OD .. Route 7. Priced to sell. H lftter­ esttd call or write Paul Poli.ic," l"OR SJ>LE MODERN FIVE R l r1Pv, W. Va. TijL ES2-Dd& room h6use, iuU basement a:id atUc. :Auumc, balance of 4. % I i-2,J � �r direct government loan. 1 -0t 50 x150. Good neldl,borhoof. . Call or see Fr11<ddle Tbabet, ii!ason, W Vt. 4-26-ttc ,. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT l.eqa/ N_otice Start The · .Dey Ri.g ht With l' STEVE .ALLEN On Tlie ,.,M USIC:G . I Clock'' fAOI MORNING AT 7:15 A.M. ON .. RfVIR· RBPOtr:T . . G.lu9H: Montgomery 16.4 u per, 10.6 lower, 22 It. Ol)en; Ga lipolis 19.0 upper, 15.3 lower t ft. - open; Lock 23, 15.2 fl. Kan wha, London l ½ ft. open; Ma met 11/, open; Winfield 17.9 u per, 12.0 lower, II ft. open. . Movtble d•m1 are ui:, 14 thr 17; lS and 1 8 thru 23 are down Ohio River Boats: Lock 8. Ra Salvetti 2:3� an;i. 0-8; Lock 1 7 W S. Rhea 8:20 am. 15-1: motor ves ael Louisiana In tow · Lock 1 9 Bob Benner 7:45 am ' 111-2; Loe 23 Robert G._ West 12:40 pm batgea or equipment and 2 derric boat,; A. C. Chris 3:20 pm 8-0: Dona 10:515 pm 22-0; Mike CrOOitor 2 am 13-3; Peggy Downey 2:� am 0-8; Beaver 3:80 am · 1-0; C. V. Harner 7 am 2•0; Rocket 7:stJ am 3-2; Belpre 10: 10, 0-2. · , U,bouncl; Lock 27 The. National 5:;!5 am 2-0; Lock 77 Alber F. Holden 5:20 am 16-1; Lock 28 AdvJnce 'l:U a� 8-3· Kanawha River: Winfield Helen 'z 3:Sfi am 0-8; Elger Cliff 5:20 am no tow reported; 1erry Bosworth 1 1 : 10 1 Pm 0-0. --BySAMLEFF =,.... � ;;:::l�a,,:::i;-:: ,-;l'(a Cflltl'I KAro1i . :i Estate of James M. Thomton i>o<ffsed CeH No. 1 B�IO NoUte is herf\h )' given that Ruth H. Thornton whose Poit O ffice address i� Pom eroy, Ohio, has been duly .appoint('d Adminlstratrl,c of I the Est.ite o( James M. Thornton late of M:-eigs County, Ohio, de-· ceased. .Dated this 27th i;lay or May 1960. F. H. O'BRIEN Judge of the Probate Court Meigs County,. Ohio ' . (6) 1, B, 1 6, 3tc , WJ E.H -----:..:'.='.'.:.'..'�===�===d. l'M NOT JCfPPIHG. PAL ... COMI AN() U� RIA W/UltSIU'/ C' '°· 1111/1' About Face, i,ll(r• ,H..U, 2:00· nay in Court 2:30 Gil� Storm Sllow .3:00 Beat the c.10\:!.. 3,30 \11116 0. Y.ou Trust "r :00 A'tnerican' iBa,1d1tand ,: ·iO nt:tek}' and His Friend, fl:00 San Pranclsco Beat ff:3(1 Yonr :e:.�o Report• 3:◄0 Weatlie-!° Teller 6:45 JoHn Daly News 7:GJ Flight 7:30 Steve Canyon 8:00 Donna Reed 8:30 The Real McCo:,1 1:00 P�t rlOo.'" 0 Show 9:30 Untouchables 10:30 Sea Hunt 1 1 :00 News Tonight 1 1 :10 Scanning the Weather 1 1 : 15 Sports Tonight 1 1 :20 Late Show --------- ......... lfN!l ... Lo>e Tlt'a t Boo WHTN�TV-_Ch--;-n nel 13- cans o 00.0000000000000000000000 1111. Ca ntaloupe . ' . _Jun11ie,21 llu . . . each 49c - Hothouse Tomatoes > 1.xtra Top Yalu• Stamps tor Bibb lettlNie·, f ..., :.... · .. 39c: • Extra Top Value Stamps ..., �,41! 1,00 7 ,30 t l·ob 8,30 9;00' f:30 10:!P t i ,� I .1 : 1 0 1 1 : 15 w.. Channel 8 - Thursday No. ½ 49c FREE. 25 lmba11y ,,...,,,. Sai. ' with thh collplffl ond rx,rch111• .t elthw 3 lbs. or moN boneleu beef stew or any bonelHt raall Cov!"Of'I uolru Soturdar, Ju,.., 4, 1960 . 6 ,..... ·FRE E so .. 2 ,..,..1t, 6,ao 8:80 Cartoon Spectacular 1;30 Romper Room 1,;30 Movie ll:25 Esso Reporter 1:30 I Marrird Joan 1:00 Extra Top Value Stamps 1 •111. Velveeta ci.- ._. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tor ' • CHEESE - - - 2 lb. box 59c .... .. .. ... 29C __....., • Cher,-, ············• . ... ... 39C ------. -- Call Diet Sterrett __ ,.. ..._, _ -· I �=· Cheu Doll9ht Flour . ...... ... ......,. 25 $1 .64 Buns .. °',.. _ .,. .. 2 ,.... 39c c... .t.t c-- 0 ... . . . beef Pork and Beans ..,_ ICe,,11,d,y ...... MUILLIII PURNACII, WIITINO . . HOUII ■11pll■-- .t.rnoi. I,. . : thlrt, lyr1e1,.., Oha.. ,hone 1 1-IUI WY2-61"- Y- f.ll141 NAMII.L. . lllVICI tTATIOII ..... Morton turkey, chick1111, Pears ...... ......� . .. . .. 3 ""·....I½ $1 Beons . . ,.. ..... .. ..... .. •1..:•· 39c I. 0. McCOY AUCTIONIIII Rout■ 2, LDftf _,,. Ohio Before 9:80 A.II. 0 ,,oo 5,30 5,to ff:2S ,;ao 1111s Jl'Neilli ru,;! d FRE E 1 00 -----·�­ Chlck1111 the Sea Chunk Slyl• Tomato Juice .. •- .. 2 ---- Mlthll..,,rt WY•t-­ ,_.., WY-1ltAUTZ P•IID ITOal 0 ,,oo <:30 lrOO San. ll.'altol..-, tMO 1:oar &tllo. � 8,4!! Wl,atber Teller e·ff't , Jottu Daly NflWI ?,00 �our JIM' Men 7:30 Mu,ic for a Spring Night 8:30 dlzie 11.nd Harriet 9:00 Wedni!sday Night Fights 9:45 SpOl'tl .Paftlde 10:00 Hawaiian Eye 11:00 Th� NWI' Totdgbt , 11�10 Scanning - tlle Weather 11:10 Sports Repon 11:20 Lide Show 12:q Sip Off 9c s1 4 ..-.. . .. Yellow Com ..... ....... 03 s1 . . . . . . . . ��. • . . . :: . . 8 Na � ! Applesauce so FRE E 4 89� . 0 Sign On TOti1y Kath! Doonan Slow Topper_, DOU:gh' Re Ml a,30 �,rt- u.mta n .. of 0 6:4� '1 :00 9: 3') 9,�lu:ob 1 1 :JO \ 2 00 1 2 : 30 1 . 00 l ,JO 2,3� 3,00 Play Your Huncb Price fl R111,ht Concentration Truth or Conseque-nce1 It C:lUld Be You Mid Pay N'!WS Movietlme L.oretta Young Show Younr Dri 'Malone Pffm1 Thete Root. Corned}, Playhouse A"<fventt.tre Theater !itunlbo,t Bill S2t l!reston ..J.1att & Seruggs Show Weatheuaet N, 'WI Plctur,, liuntJey Brin kttJ Report -«1hlrlyblrdli Resc·.ie 8 Bit Mastcraon Producer's Cholt:e Bachelor Father Summer. On Ice Ta� A Qqod Look New11, Ht1dhne1 Weathertut Ja·c:t Paar Sho,w .., P!ANUT8 3. "lletropoll,, :U. .t.01088 116. Turk, 1. Lumpa of tall" p,... duction 1ab. coal &. Root u.ae4 I. More bun:11: ttue tor pl pee 4. Plu,jf, !Uq• (va.r.) dogredl7 inl' 10. Prec.\oua · Iii. Ce.p antf •ton• e. Rerret mualeal 11. Un.lt of 'f. Miu CJ&!re ff. Gold weight S. Meuuro (her,) 12, Weit Iftdlee of land 80.Zqulpe fl.ah. 9, Ba.y a.ne'9 pe4 l."edPb,-t, .....,;. 13. Approache, 115. Blue�red !a.4 39. Anny 14.. The Bea.vu 17. God of war btnow, "l'ehicle State 20. Ciumed U. Va.riety of '1. i'rult of! 16, Greek letter 22. Luzon wtllow 18. Swlu river nallve 33. Beglll 4%. Even.lJ\C' 19. Soak f1e.x; 23, A duct 17. Bihlleal .btto� • 21. Land (a.na.t.) name holiday meaaure 22. Set up an army unit 25. Polllng pla.Ct 28. EnLltlea 29. Accuae1 31. Fellow (sla.ng) 32. Scotch river 33. A. call tor help 96. Consume« 38 .. Ada.pt Theater attendanl '3.A.uam allkwon:Q Arlleu 45. German river "8. Trlcke4 47. Sau er - WC HS..TV C""-rtel 8 o,,. Otallllif a- YIWN.lft j ':too •·<Mli . . . 79c Roast ��'.';;. . . '!': c Tuna . . Ci'omcdy Playhouse Adventure Timo Steamboat BlU Quic k Draw lf>:C r,w Mu11ic in tbe Round' The .nn , 'I'll■,,...- si,.. W.:the'rca,t 1'ew1 Plct:ut. Huntley Brtnkliu Report Manhunt W111JD11, Train hico a, lilelit P•rr, Cami Sllow Ttrt1 Jt Your Llte Tombatone Terrtto.r,Ne-... He1d1iftfl' ch1:1.af3'. - Tliunday· MldllllePort Cube Steak ........'!':!�·..�.��....... �.. . 99c . 4100 4:30 5:00 t\:30 6:00 •:1� l:lll J:3C 8:45 7:00 7:30 8:30 9,oo 10:00 10:SO 11:00 1 1 , 1� 1 1 ,11r. 1 ,00· 8'eat --------- �oooooonnmoonoooo�� c11l man 30-60 ye1r1 tor contact work with bu1ine11 and profeH• ion11I people In thia area. Must have car. Fleld t.rainin.a: plus subJ1ta11tlal drawln1 ffcount for man selected. Thie ta ■n unus• u1l mopc)'-makin1' opportunlty. W rlte Manaaer Box 068·R care 'l·he Oally SenUnel, Pomeroy, Ohio. &.:J1·31p ____ HOUSEWIVE.:S: Part•time telephone survey worll: from home. No scllinai. Vulou1 houtl lhroughout day and evenlnil, and on Sunday . Must have private phone. Reply box. 5&8-T. c/o The Dally Sontlnel, Pomeroy, Ohio. C 31 lip ----­ -------en CABBAOE-, BEETS, TOMATO plant,. Frank Emdeh. Bailey', Run. &-1·3tt J1.111l specify the mix you want. Weill dc,lver 1t promptly to your job when needed. Phonw WY-2-32" 0 .. "' 3 '....•� $1 F•1sh Stic. k s,. ,.........,.... Wh•1t1ng . , •-• .... • • "' 5 ,.,. .. 79C 3 lbs. or more ground heel -,,1_ V _ JS _l_ O_ .II N__ RA T _ D _ IO A?,1> S11ALL apP,llance rtp1lr. Pbon, Otl.1 Harold M. Brown, owner ltoC!lntock, Racine, O.'uo. l•l•U• Not Reopon,Jblo fo, Accldonll TERMS: C■tb TIILEVJSION RADIO AND IIIL\LL Bradford Auellu Co,, Racine, Ohio 1ppll1nce repair. Call Jnn.ll Salta Mana&er: A. C. Bradford C1plelna, 4lt N. Second Ave., Auctioneer: CrlU Bradford M lddltport. l-3.tfc Phone WI 11-3821 0 21 Ole DO YOU PAY y PRICES FOR uaed l1r111 maohlnlr}'! S.e Bill Goodwin and buy at farm pricu. Six mHu from WUll•vill1. t 28 IIOtc YOU'LL GET JUST WHAT YOU N EED READY-MIX CO. Seafood Specials Seafood Dinner .�":-2 .!�- 69c Fish Steaks .. ,....,.... .. ,. ••. 49c Extra Top Value Stamps · •........... IS ............... .......... .,..., ... Ready To Pour GOEGLE I N Boston Rolled :i'J;". . . . FREE 1 00 Wonted - a Mixed And .. 69c Rib Roast ...".'..�•::-::..........'!':!�......... ... 59c lard . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . .. """"' ,.., .......... , . . . . . . 6 :.: $1 Pork Liver .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . ,,... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 ... $1 --· ------ Clia1111el 3 - Wtitlnesd11rI 1••,1 .{)t 1 ,� c 3 9 Chuck Roast . . .. .";;;.;\::� .-.. � . Round Steak . . A Ready.Mix CONCRETE P1.. St. _. DAftT CIOS-SWORD TELEV ISION GU I DE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 Free Esllmales Beef Stew ___ __, ---- •7 MODERN . SUBURBAN . HOMl­ Located in i...et.a.rt on be1utifu.lly landsciped L8 acre lot. 3 bedroom• wltb large lighted cedar closets, built-in kitchen hu abundance of Republic Steel cabinets with formic1 tops. House has modern bath, plastered w111ls, oak floors and full basement. Front por<!h 8'r.28' with orn1me11tal iron railing. Call for appointment to see this exceptionally well-bu ilt home. $Hl,OOO.OO. NEW HAVEN-Modern 5-room brick home, hardwood floors, forted hot air heating, unfin­ ished attic allows room for eitpam,ion. Located on 65'x tro' lot in excellent neighborhood near grade school. Owner trans­ reason for selling . ferring, $14,500.00. Thia excellent pro, perty should qualify for a aub­ stanlial loan. PoHes.llion given July l!!ith. MASON--3-bedroom, · I½. story home on Wf'll-land11eaped lot. Larse built-in kitchen, wall-to­ wall carpetint in living room and dining room. Only $1 1 ,500.· 00. NOTE TO VITEtlANS-Time is running out for World War II veterans lo apply for direct VA Loans. We believe either or the above homes will qualify for VA Loan. Bring In your origi­ nal dis�haree papers and let us help yo u apply. JIM ROUSH. SaltMNn NEW NAVIN, W, VA. Daily Senlln el, Pomeroy•Mlddleport. 0., May 31, 19607 --- HOUSE FOR SALE: D ROOMS and bath, near Syracullf! Post Oftice on River Road. Two Iota. Leland Bum&1rner. 5-l-6tp b u s t in ' with bargains at • IS 18) Auto Soles --· 6- 1- ltc PC)MllOY - 2 - story, 8 • roo11 home with 2 bat.lui, &as furnac hea1.ing to both floors, ceda ■hinile exterior. Exceller.: loc-. lion, excellent propeny, cloa; in. $13,000.00. Best buy in Porr. ero)'. POMEROY - 5-room frame hous, with bath, sas heatin1, ne1 roor. Large lot with nic� ;:arde and parking area. $320i.OO fo , ca■h sale. MIDDL E PORT - 4 - room fram home with bath, gas furnact nice basement with loung! laundry, and f.ool room. Lot l50 . 200 with gars&e. Located 01 Gravel Hill. $7000.00. MIDDLEPORT - 5 • room frami house with bath and gas heatini Near new grade school. $3&>0. MINIRSVILLI - 6 - room lram1 house with waler, electricity anc ill, coal furnace heatina:. Or hi&hwty, $4000.00. BOX 229 PHONE WY 2-3131 (SJ 28, 31, h \.,(lc;,rtP- Pomeroy, Ohio TlllMITI ANO PEST CONTROL Reol .., Fain, F,.. IMped�on. lniwr- 8 MONTH TAMWORTH BOAR. ---• ltr N.tl.,wlft. fltJOM R. Emory Powell, Racine. 5-28- 3tc FOR SALE, 114 \I A., FARM, 7 We repair all types of radi• · - I USl0 a0AT& AND MOTOb $15 •ncf A. hnric• 'Stat._.. WY2-room house, barn and out-build­ 4,26-tfc I FOR SALE: ONE RIDING HORSE ,Pd "P while the� lut, ,-,..., , ators, froro heater cores to 2166. ings. All mineral rlghll go with Phone WY 1 e:_ 6-2S-6tp I polltan Mctton. 600 L Malf'I � farm. In Scipio Township. Write the largest truck or tractor THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE St., Pomeroy. Phone WY4-IUO. DETROITER MOBILE HOME 19MI Clarence Swauger, 18 N. Wbea,.­ Suttoll • Cheater Ji'arrnera' Mutual radtalor. 1 1 •24-tfc 10' x 50', � rooma, bath. Excelland Awe., Columt,....a, Ohio. Fire Insurance Company will Jen i condition. Frank H dson , 5-28-3lp u be held 1t Cheater Town Hall, Bashan Road, Rt. 1, Racint:. June 6, g A. M. Emmett Will, 1·011 SALK FIVE ROOM HOUSE 6tc Prd., Francia E. Morris, Sec. Phone WV•2-214:J ___ __ __ ____o_�_ _ AJJAJ.u."M.ai:NTS - t'utnwled. and with bath, nice location. Melvin 11-l-3tp Pomeroy, Ohio uoturnllhed. M.cllluten, K.idd.l& OF SELECTION BEAUTIFU L Hood, 1 1 1 Locust St., Pomeroy. 2-a-U · port. l'hone WY-2-H80. Flower,, er011es, B,,1keU, for 5-28-JOlp 121 of Memorial Day, Cliff'I Shoe Re- 5 AND e ROOM HOusi:TwO D pair, M iddleport, Ohio. 5-17- 12lp room apartmenla. A. N. Benatl, FOR SALE, LO'f AND TW O 1 t-2-tfc Pbone NY2-3272. houses. e rooms and bath, in­ t'l,UTE I N 600D C ONDITION. cluding kitchen, appliance,, :i 5· 31 ·3tc ·;· ROOM l''URNIS HED APAR Call Wl9-227 l. 'f room house currently rented. ment 11nd bath, f'omeroy. Phone SALi NOTICI OP PUBLIC Phone SP3-5562, Clifton, W. Va, 5-:notc WY2-6915. The u ndeul1ned wlll offel' tor 6-1 .(l;tp. uf 11 blic sal� at lh1• redden DELUXE 3 . ROOMS and -BATH J! 1 uatSherman Stevens, deceased, �\ unfurnished apartment. Coats ed_ on Ash Street, In the VIiiage of Building, Middleport. Phone Middleport, Ohio, on Saturday, WY 2_5141 LOIIT LADIES WH ITE GOLD 5 2l 12lc: Bulova watch In Pomeroy. <.:aJJ June 4, 1960, commencing at 10:30 UNFURNISHIW ROOM Coolville <:01lect 15715. Reward. A. M.. the following de1cribc!d FIVE · person al properly: apartment. Phone WY2H I -Ile l Gas Heater -----·----'C-2 Rocking Chairs ROOM, PHONE WY 2SLEEPING 1 Couch 15 28 3tp 2648. ltlH PONTIAC 2 DR. SEDAN. 1 Rad lo �parklihl ori&inal finish. $495.00 1 l{ug Ij)R RENl:l' 4 ROOM HOUSE IUaeUn1n, Pomeroy. b-2U-6tc l RefrlgenilOI' Rutland Townsh ip. Call TU2· I Table and 6 Chair1 3475, Hartford, W. Va. 0-31-6tp !&Of .Cl/RY 2 DR. SEDAN. I Che1l M;erou,ym1tJc. New Dulek trade• FURNISHED HOUSE, FOUR 1 lee Box la. Good ■olid car, $(190,00. rooms and b11th, air colldition, 1 Range JUaettnara, Pomeroy. IWl6-6tc television, HIB5 Lincoln Hts. Table and Round Stand Phone WY2-277�, lli-31•3tc 1 l:cdar (.;heat 1U117 fOJID VB .CUSTOM 2 DJI. 1 Bed 1ed�D- Low mileaae. Extra a:ood THREE BEOHOOM HOUSE AT 1 Stand ooadiUon. fJ,11113.oo. Bl■ettnar■, J 12tl East .M11in St., Pomeroy. Coffee Table Pomlf(l,v. 6-2tt-6tc 0 1 Phone WY2-3408. 6-31-tllt.: End Table 1 19M CHEVROLET VB BELAIRE 1 Gas Healer �: !h �·on IIENT O ROOM BUNGALOW fi dr, hard top. Alr condltlcmln&. I Bed with bath. Webster property Power&)lde. Power brakea and I Chest 1 1 20 E. Moin St. Yhone WY!l11.eel'lN, K and H, The mo1t 1 Rollaway Bed Frame 3368, 6·1·3tc crJtlui bu1er wUI 1pp�·ove thi1 I Lawn Chair Wot! l1pt IUl<mloblle. fH9C.OO. ether l�e1na not menllond FOR RENT, 4 BEDROOII SPI.IT Blaatt:Qara, Pomeroy, 4-26-Utc ..a._ms_;, 1Cash on day of sale level home, 2 IJatha, In Po� l / Nif"'"' lt■1po111lbl1 for accident■ roy. Good Neighbors. Phone ...._ Cl- Lloo4 C1N llobcrt L. Coats, Adm lnlwtrator WY:1-2603. ll-1•3lp Eatate of Sherman Stevena _. TAN Moroq 2 STORY BRICK H O ME IN LE· Web1ter and Fultz, Attorneys llt MalA It. t.11rt. Oallu Ulll. Phone CHerr:y for Admlnhtrator. ,., ,._ __ __, .,, OIIJ. 7-2249. 11-1-31< ll-1•2·3-3te '68 MERCUkV.Moirtery 2 door. ( 1 7 J Help yout.htul car Jn1Jde and out. f,l iif6. Karr 6. V.nZandt, Porn• l!ELIABLE WOMAN OR GIRL TO troy, C,. 28 3lc 11Hist with hou•ewort and ore tor two elderly people. No 'C7 CHEVROLET, f1 19C. 5 eyllnd•r with thh CO\lpcln gnd purchoM of laundry. 1'1me oll. Uvo In. Delua.e 2 door, A car for real 1-25-etc Phone WY2-6469. econom1. K\rr .llld Van Zandt, Pomeroy, O. n, 28 3tc t:IUmlT ASSOCIATION neods lo­ Couoo!I D•olrt1 Soturdc,.., Juf'I• A. 19(10 I21 ) PHONI TU2•2M3 �,. I "1'..... _LI•• a11 ATIONWI•■ KARR & VAN ZANDT l 'i ! for !>a le �---------------- • COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO­ tection, Life, Auto, Flre, Pollo. C;11l Don MUJ.s, Middleport, Ohia -- - AT PHONE WY•Z-21 57 1 1 J Notices ------------� CLOTH, WOOD SLAT PORCH shades, cloth porch valance , 1wnin8S, veneuan blinds, win• }l'ree estimate.. dow shadea. Dile W1ppel, 215 Union Ave., Pomeroy. !!i 21 OOtc ( 9 ) For Sole WANT ADS HAMMER'S Rffl!SE DISPOSAL. Weekly pickup. A1 low 11 $1.00 a month. Call R. • A. Senlce �lation, WYZ.2366 or aee Marion (Hammer) Hawk. 6- l-30t p ---------- __ AUCTION• Complete, hnke Crltt lriMffonl Write, PhoM or Confad A. C. BRA.Dr-ORD, llaclM, Oht.. GOES ON H E R E ? WH AT OUR NE l,,H80RS ··· AND THEY ALW�Y$ . FED MY DOG- · TH EIR TABLE: tJSE TOO MUCH SCRAPS ••- GARLIC:' ; !. ... .... ,,. --, __ - --• .._.__ '. ",{_ i ' . . .. . �r....... Bilclt A.IIIWunttd 1 S/s,t. and llr1. Paul llyen ol IJll>opolla, 0., are ,nnounrlng 8--D aily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., June I, 1960 · - • B uild in g Plans A t Syracuse Pres byteri an h � b:.'t.: i!'���: l";':,.!: g Meetin Church Discussed At Official . . Bue Uospltal. Mn. Myers 11 the 1 of lhe Session o f the Fi rst U m t�d Pr�s- former Betty Lo u Fr-011 of Chu- Around And About M'i ddleport A called meetin f byterian Church o Syracuse was held Monday everung with the opening prayer given by Rev. Howard Ruppelt , pastor of I th e ch urch and moderator o( the meet i ng. T he meeting was called to discu�s the plans of lhe trustees their apfor additional moms at the church. The group gave - ter. Tbe little 1irl! have been named Colene and K,ylene. The maternal grandpanm t. are Mr. and Mn. Willis t' roat, Chester, the paternal �nridparentt are Mr. and Mrs. D.av1d Myen, Carroll tow n, Pa., and itre•! grandparent11 � M r. and Mrs · George Freder· iclc Sr ., Loru: Bottom 0 ., Rt. 1 . . _ -·-- - -- -- - !hi.' Midd leport Park Association \\ h e n they met a t the Ci1y Hall. Mrs. James Arnold and Mrs . Es. th er All e n who is visiting here fro m Ne w Y ork w e n l to Colum • bu11 t his morning and from th ere they will go to Cincinna tl w here they will visit with Mr. an d Mrs James A rn ol d an d daughter · Caro l teen. Milry Final plans were mad e for the f i rst money raising project of the g roup ro r this se ason, t he Fish Fry wh ic h will be held at 8 p. m. June - - --___ proval of the project and represen. 3 . .at the park. In case of rain t he t ,t,ves of the church will go to the A called congrt::gational mee ung rrv' w l l l be held in the high school Tuesday Greenfield, c:ibytcry at Pr o( th e ch ur c_h w ill be held June 1 2 caff' t f'ria . ,t 10 a. m. t o present !hei r_plans. a , 9 a. rn . WI ,h a de vo t, O n.a l per,·od , r s from the churches are Worke __________ an d preceding th e meeung. Martin P1'�C Franklin p. m. Pearl McBride , presiden t of the friend, Harry K m g of the U . S . a�kcda to be a t the f"ry at 5 contri r a is being h w hi . food ll nd J' i&it In Syrt1cuae Bo;,i_ rd of Truste es, was present a t Army, s tation cd il l l'o rt Knox, 1. , , 1 ,.. d i;hould also be there at tha t Miss Marcia Ka rr wu pleasantly ruesctay's mee t mg to discuss th e Ky., spent the weekend with l une. surprised Monday when he r COU· planli wi t h t he scssion. · an d fam1·1 )'. , �c· ranees M ar , m . .- n added atlraction of !he even• sins, M r . and Mrs. H enry Ludman E rro t l D aw son an d M r. . a nd Ut h ers ill tend 1011: the_ mee t mg . of Uppe r :'d o nl_ Clair, N. J . . came were Mrs. Rache l McBride, cle rk ; M u. 811l Da wson and children, mg will be a ball game by MidI 1< 1rt Littl e Lea"ue. di to . he r . �o me In Syracuse for a Mrs. A. H. Durst, Mrs. James l,luid. Belle, W . Va., visite d with Mr. :� 1 Tuesday's m:eting it was an• v1ut. br ief :,uss Fnm k1 e Mumaw, Mrs. Tom Dawson 's mother, M rs. �ill Daw- ri•\\i ce n d that th e jungle qym was Mn. Ludman w as t�� former C lark, ,,., 1 1 : 1.im 1· W1,1t!,Jrc:11 1,· r I son and l\lr. and Mr . Will Myers i; bi•iuj! installed and would be finAngeline Kelley_ 1nd_ v1s 1 ted many a u d �, , :. .1 1 ..J n , c Jivlllll:.. 1 M u11day. Terry D.aw11on, Columbus, I i�h!'d today Thr- park ls also in times w hen a girl with her grand _ _ _ --~ _ -· picnic w<1s Jbu a guest. , · . t a· bl e111. · ,, o r mor� ncf'u 1 . mothe r Ka rr a t the Karr home Ne:tl m ee t mg of the aSSOCliltlOll C allers over_ the p�st weekend stead, no w owned by Miu M a rcia . I with ,\'l tss L 1,1s C ecJ! were Mr . w i l l be he ld on June 13. Thia waa he r first visit in 30 aud Mrs. W. r:. Ccc1l, Lima , M : � . yea rs. Following dinner with Mi!III 1 M .. bcl Blakely, Colu mbo� rnd Mrs: I I . A Brown, RothCSLl'!". M_11_1H Ka r r the c o uple lef t for Delawa re l; ubert 1-:rwin, Columbus ,•1:,1t lo meet their son, Ber gen, who l - l 8 Soc ed over t he weekend with / 1 . t, was a fr esh m an at the Ohio Wes• Church C'la5s The S yracus e Na zarene Churc_h sister, Mrs. William Robso11 ;rn d le ya n Unlveral l y this year and ar• Ho mebui ld e rs Cl a s.& he l d t heir Mr , an d Mrs. Le s Er win. co mpanld him hom e. I regu lar mc('tin,a May 23 a t th e 1 Mrs. l lenry Hennesy, local, Mr. i home of Mrs. Allah Teaford. T he By LUCILL E HAWKI NS Our able courteous staff is meet ing ...,.a,; ppened wi t h prayer and Mrs. Mont West, Zanesv ill e 1 alway s ready to serve you Mrs. H. D. Ddenbach e r of Col­ by Re x . l l aro!d Hol mes, devot ions and Mr . and Mrs. R. T. We:it and • POMEROY, ORIO with a variety of fine foods. by Mr�. TeAford. To1>ic w as on iOn Tommy, Pomeroy, spent Sun­ umbus who spent the w eek end Not Op111t Tonl9ht 'Hope, with Bibi� v erse and group day at Camden Park. wuh her bro ther, Frank B. Will, O,-n 6 A.M. to 10 P.M. Dally Weekend v1sl tors of Mr. and and oth er re latives lelt Tuesday THURIDAY •nd FRIDA Y I discussion . Udrcshmc nts were served by Mn. Haymon d Col e s and family for St. :,tary11, W. Va. , lo visit Mrs. "STALAG 17" WUILaqi Holden and Mrs. Bob Muorc and Mrs. J ean and her mo t her, Mrs. Sadie Jones o. L . Quillen . were Mr. and Mrs. Pa ul (Irene Mrs. o. L. Quillen o r St . Marys, Otto Preminger Moore. Pese nt were Mr. an d Mrs. S a m- Singe r) Cook and Charles Singe r W Va., was !he week end guest o f SUNDAY tt,ru WIDNIIDAY JUI/I U 10n Hall, Re v. Harol d Holm es, Columbus and Willie Broughton, relativ es in the area. W-a U Dl1n,ey'1 S;Sgt. John T. Baily lert Sun'day Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Na ppe r , gr aduale of MIIS who cam e es• Mr. and Mr:i. Le land Bumgarner, peclally to a t tend t he Alumni and for McGuire Air Force Base, N. J. "TOBY TYLElt" Phone WY-2•!973 ilfler a five weeks visit w it h his Mra. Bob Moore , Mrs. Jean Moore Mr. Whitey, Fairmon t , W. Va. In Technlcolor Margie Cunningham, Mrs. moth e r, Mrs. John F'. Baily_ and Kt,vin Corcoran ttnd Mrs. Z18 E. Main Pomoro7 Mr. and Mrs. William Beaver other relatives. He left Tuesday I Irene Cundiff. Mrs. Teaford, Mrs. "Obimp" Ohimpanzee l Judy Wolfe and daugh ter Cathy Columbus w ere di11ner gues ts Sun for Germany w here he wtll be sta• Ann, Dale Teaford, Vada Hose day with Mrs. He lena Bake r and Honed for three years. Teaford, Tamala Sni der, J o hnny son Larry and in t he evl:ning were Mr. and Nlrs. Char les Elliqtt, eon dinner gues t s of her mother Mra. Butnga r ner . and daughter Janice of M. Arc-her w ho resides in the Stephen J. Nex t m eeting w ill be al the Winebrenner apartment. Abo Hand, W. Va., were . week end ho me ot Mr. and Mrs. Hall. visi tirig Mrs. A r ch e r over the gueslB of her mo ther, Mrs. C. L. weekend were Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Arnold, Athens Road. Attend Picnic At Mrs. C. L. Arnold. Mr . and Mrs. De nney. , Elliott and family and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. G McMuler Charles Swart• Home A.t A Ifred e Arnold and daugh t er, Sus­ Maxin who came Saturda,Y e vening to at­ A pJcnlc was held at the hom e In Gallipolis. Sunday, of Millard Swartz at A Ifred re­ tend t he Alumni banquet a nd anna, were dinner at the home or family a for d.anc e we re guesb o f Gene GratE:, ently. Those presen t were Mr. r . and Mrs. Rober t M. RJehards. M Thl'Y re t ur ned home ln Colu m bu1 and Mrs. Dale Kuhn, Little Hock­ Mr. and Mrs. Cha rles EIHnlt and l&.'f .... ..... ... ....... t •• ing; Charl e11 Ben tz and daughter, Sun d ay, C. 1... Arnold we re Monday rs. :1\ Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rhymer and Wee k end gu ests ·or Mra. Ferne dinner gue1l8 o f Mr. and Mrs.' Mar• .... . eof9 .. .. .... Beatr ice Bc11Lz of Lanca�le r , Pearl Barker were Mr. and Mrs. J. Ne w Haven, W. Va. ......._dr4 ,,.c11r1 ..... an d Bill Randolph, Coolvill e , Mr. Cut er and dauih t<ir, Baltimore, 0. ion Ding} oi t he ho me of Mrs. C. L. f, a Callers and Mr�. S tanley Meeks and sons, Wllllam Burnell Pe t tit, son of the week end we re Shad e , Bernita Rae Biggs and M r . and M rs, Albert Pet tit left Arnold over Hubert Sha rp of Mra. and Rev. Mr . and Mrs. Millard Swarti, Ter. T11esd1ty morning for Air F or ce and Mr. and Mrs. Tu d i field Green ry and Sandra. du ty. Hill or Racine . .. ... ...IMck ... ... Oth er vl111tors over lhe week e nd Ml!IS Alice Bumljla r ner, Beckley, were Mr . and Mu. Richard W. Va., and Mill Mary Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Roher! Sejtz of ft. 'I S warlt and son, Ravenna, Mr. and Alhena, were weekend guests of Wayne, Ind , spe n t t he holiday Mrs. Vere Swartz, Alfred, Vernon 1,\r. and Mn. Noah Hukim and week end with her pa rents, ,ifr. Swartz 'of Belpre, Mr. and Mr,. attended the Alu mni banquet al and Mre. J os�ph H. Grue11er, l�ar• Murry Ho pkins aud daughter o( C.Uthire Saturday night. Miss ri110nville Road. . Dayto n, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mon­ Bwa,a rner was a member or t he Mr. and Mn. Richard 'Rupe and tle and C.mily, Guysvllle. CHS gradualinR class 1910 and daugh ter, Linda, re t urned home Sandri Swa rtz ret urn ed home celebrated her gold e n ann iversary Monday e vening afte r ti vlsil ln wi t h Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kuhn to u a gradua t e. Charl e s Haskins, Rlchmo11d, Va. PP-616-E!O 1pe11d a fe w days. John Burgan returned to his e m ployed ln Marlena also spont the weekend w llh th e Noah Has- home, Toledo, Monday, a!le r a wee k e nd visi t with Mr. and Mn. kin,. Birth A111wu1tced Albert Swatzel. Mn. 1:lurg11,n re­ Mr. a11d Mrs. Al bert P�ttlt of Charles Faulkner ot Ch.uleston rualn e d lor a week's vlelt. Middleport � re an noiv1crng the visited over the holiday weeken d Mark Davis and K enne t h Wolfe birt h of a 11111c po�nd, t wo ounce w llh his mother Mrs, James Faulk­ of Racine were over nigh t guests Hon a t the Mason Chide on May 26. ner. . Sunday o f 'Mr. and Mrs. Ea r l Dill, The new arrival, w h o has fou r bro• 01110 "Middle or Upper Bloek" POMEROY Mr. and Mr1. ft. H. Hayman ot t hcrs 1rnd rive s�s tcrs . , h DS been B ryn A t hyn, Pa . . have ret urned Mornint: Star. numcd, lllm1ld Fr11nkhn. Ha r ry l;l'nheimer or Soulh Vien­ to t heir home a f te r visllinJ.t: lhclr Mrs. '.r1ahel Pet tit uf Pom e roy Is I mothers, Mr11. n. c. Sa mohUry , Jo. na w11.11 the wcd 1 end i,lUe!ll of his the grand mothe r of the children. [ cal and Mrii . Hulph Haym an, 11ia ter and brother-In-la w. Mr. and hlr,1. W1111cr Schreiber. u e . Rad K STOC WE Mr. and Mrs. Walte r Schreiber PupilA Picnic Tue,day Mr. and Mrs. Ge rald Anthony spen t Sunday in Athens wtth her A picnic w.is held last Tuesday flt lhe home of Mn, Pearl Wil• and children Barbara and Joe re• tathr.r, H. H . Genheimer and In Several Patterns and Colors llums, teacher or the Blxth g rade a t turned home S un day lit er spcn d · dauehter. d w rd, Ind., "''' . dud Mrs. John Pollock. Mrs. Sugar Ihm School for pupils of lni the eeken In Bedfo w ith Mr. and M rs. Jay Jenkins. Georgia Ha r rison and Mr. and Mrs . Mn. WHl ilt mB' cla111 a nd their ram- l . They were accompanied lo 111• William Hell man visited M onday Ill ;:'he potluck affalr was enjoyed I d!ana by Mn. J enkln'11 Ron, St even with Mr. 11,nd Mra. Walter Scheiber. !!s by 125 pcnons. G� mes were play• Ro binson w ho had .!pent the p t Mrs. Edward Ball w ho rell a week here w llh his grandparents, ed. Sort drinks were Rerved to the we ek ago JnJurlnR he r ankle Is Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chaae. t��t11 ��•· WI ll la ma. Spending the weelr.t1nd with Mr. lmprovlng, but ls 1till o n c rutches. Mines Maud and til'eda Grueser and Mu. Karl Owe n1 were Prirs. visiting ln Chlca,o w ith Mr. are 1 Anna Owens, and Mr. •nd Mrs. ROUTE ROAD Y BRAPBUR nd Mrs. C. A . Neff. a John C. G ood rich, Day ton and Phone WY-!-3748 Middleport, Ohio Day or Evening :,Jsa Jeanne Hine11 of Colu mbus • Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wlncbrenner IT'S was the week end auest of her par­ of Colutnbus. Mr. and Mr,. Billy (Wilma ntll) ent., Mr. a nd Mn. Ed ward Hlnea. J o hnson o f Columbus visited Mrs. Wilbur Frecker 1nd son, briefly w lth Mr. and Mrs. Kerine t h and a:randaon, D&Yld, of Larry, Middleport Byer over the weekend when lhey Clflveland visaed her mother, Mrs. ca me to attend the MHS Alumni POR Susie Fischer a nd Mr. and Mra. Da­ banquet vid Frecker and olher rela UvH Vlaitlna w ith Mn. L1!:1r; · :1 l ver the week end. Payne over the weekend were Miss Mar1uerlte Moore of Char­ Mrs. Phyllis Tensley of Chllrles• le,ton, W. Va., 'Miss Agnes Moore ton and Mrs. Charle1 Payne of of Columbua and Mt. and Mra. Ro• Dayton, l>crt Roiers and daughters, Nancy rnJ Janel or N e lsonville were M: mr111 111 :1111• •••� , ·-" " r ..,. · W week end a:uesta of Mr. and Mrs. ._ i Thomas Youna:. DINE! Church Closs Holds �ess!.-->n At S y racus e I I MEIGS THEATRE .....................,. ..• .......... .,., ., . ... .................... -..,.,.. ....., w........ ,,...._ __ ,_ _,.,,,._ -- The new buUding, a project for which the community ba a been nlaing funda for the p11t two )'ea rl, will be a 40 foot by 90 foot cement block 1tJ;:ucture lota.t­ ed on an •ere of land �dJacent to the Bedford S.hool. Th• bulld­ ln1 will be o; 1 lleel,truu gable roof with a heigbt of 22 feet witb ample room for buketbalJ and other sports, The building will be equipped with a kitchen and other modern facilities and wUI be uaed as a commWJJty cen­ ter. PLAYSUITS Washable cotton print play• suits with matching 1sk1rt­ tailored col l&ra - sleeve­ less style. Regular and Half Sizes $2.95 Restaurant . Leslie Fultz, manager or the Pomeroy Cement Bloc:t Com pany, met wt,th the trusleel last night at the Bedford School whea final approval was ilren tbe plan, by the trustees. Mn. Well said today it UI expected that the building will be campleted by the begi n­ ning of the school term next fall, Other bidden on the project w ere the Hoon Con1truction Com­ pany, Athena, John Hardy and C. l.. Heaton, Pomeroy. Olber offleers of the Bedford itee,eation Ce nte r are Ralph C&ll, pre1ident, and Mn. Florence Well, treasurer. Tbe setretary "'d that almost half of the WC.,iil l!NS BERMUDA SHORTS I 19 Promotions Announced At Ohio University I REMOD ELI NG? - BUI LDI NG? $1 0.00 FORMICA STAIN LESS STEEL MOLDI NG CONTACT CEMEN T and PLYWOOD For Bocking King Builden Supply Co. .- �����: • .I .j .. .... IOftl• of tfloM aNt lhlllMN ty,1hM.a S11 COfllll ... --. 1i11 1111119t.. ..,._,......... t. ... toe ttyl,e, &..... tho,, . . • ..... ..,,lftc. Try N l\o•• e ...... bvllCh of • • • IM,y u . • • Nllt)' l•h 0¥.t $6.95 ) . "" In WEDDING a11d ANNIVERSARY Gl"S Front 1847 Rogen Bros. Com■l!llity SIiverware• F OSTO R I A .C R Y S T A L S�ClJSE CHINA ,. K&C JEW EL ERS ,...., 'ivY.z.a111 I SilH 12 to 11 fn aqua, chw• GOal, blue, black, mel111, r.d and whit.. $1.95 I I Dresses .1 beautiful cotton dress - handkerchief print•­ full skirt - short sleeves - scoop neck - Regu­ lar and half slies, U •�-�I 1 1'!111 �- ..,l'!!lflllll!t ... ·. P�INISYILLI, �O. UPlr-Th• Pf'OMCutlon tod1Y falled ta thaka th• testimony of • retlr­ .ca balllatlu •x,,art, who clalmt an aecldont1I &hot might hne kllhld acouhnlst.r Cha rtN Clark 11'1" Chrlatntfla l!n. PAINESVILLE, 0. UPI-Prose­ cutor Edward Ost.nnder was ex­ pected lo try to tear do wn a bal­ listic; expert's statements today in the first degree m urder trial of !'loyd E. Hargrove. David L. Cowie&, retired h�ad of lhe Cleveland police scientific in­ vestigation uni& which handled the Marilyn Sheppa rd ease six yeara ago, testified Wednesday at ria.rgrove's trial. 4,,;owJes said a bullet laken Crom the head of .Sun<:lay School teach­ er (..barles Clark and another re• moved from a telephone pole may or may. not have Deen shot from tne same .22 caliber rifJe. The state bi1J1shcs expert had teitU\ell �I. Ille t'!'o lbOt ��om ,. Cbi ,ame weapon, a rifle whlc.11· H•rtrove 1' 1Jea:ed1Y bougot 1horuy betore Clark w,111 snot do wn in his Mentor home by a sniper last t..:hrtat.maa .l!:ve. .. JJu e to rnutUation, there is in1uff1c1en t area to determine w.be• Iner tbey had beeD fired from the Ame b,rrel," Co wles said. "1'.he lanas on the test bullet appeared to be differen t from Laoae on the fatal bt.Ulel," be Hid. L- owlea sa�d he used the same equipment at tne state crime lab ' to test the buUeta as Emory Cal• Joway, woo te1t1f1ed for tbe stale that the buueta were from lb.e same rifle . See the eo"'pltle selec­ tion of beaulltul f5.95 dreuee. A wld• range of at7lot, eo!off and wea to eboo11e from, \ Wllliam J. �organ is the ev&ngelist for the revival services no w jn pr ogress at the Bradford C1mrch ot Christ w here Ralph Humble ls minister. Mr. Morgan waa formerly the mini:iter of the Pom eroy Church of Christ and has also held ministeries at Chap, manville, Va., MoBcow, Ohio a nd Booker, Texas. w. H e received hls education at Kentuck,y Christian Colle ge, G rayion, Ky., the (.lncin nati Bible Seminary, Cincinnati, and Marshall College, H untinJton. At one ti me he Berved as lield evangelist for the KYOVA Evangelistic Association, and for the past three years bas been professor of Greek and New Teatament at G r undy Bible lnBtitute, Grundy, Va., and mlnister ol th e Ha)'ai, Va., Church of Chriat. He wilJ serve on the fa culty of S outhern Christian Colle.ii:e, San Antanio, Texas, bea:lnning w ith the f111l t erm, 1960, an"d is also preparing to do miaiionary work ' ID Mexico,.. • � , · ·The Public i1 cotdlally Invited to attend the servJce11 at the Bradford Church of Christ. There will be .special m udc Ind chalk drawings each evening in addition to the congregational 1ineing and inRpirational messageJ. Starting time is 7:30 p. m. A. ti. Mehlm.in , ma nilg .. ,t, �e. i, power: plant, uid today that . he pJant. Mayor Wingett s�ud that he lhought the village officials acting hastily in taking such ac- qioqgbt the ne w stack . wo uld do tion sinee the power com pany i!I in uie h to alleviate the 11luat1 ou but now engaged in ereeting a n ew th� t I t would not be put into oper­ . iltaCk to replace the four e 1:ittiq l\ion until th� fa�l of 1961. He said stact1 from which the fly-ash de- , � t the conunmog faU of flyash �or the next 18 mo�th• wa� . a ser­ , poaita t11ue. In com menUng on the council tous health threat, m ad_d1t1on lo action, Mayor Wingett ■aid that d•m tge to pr:;:•� and •nconven• not only Racine is affected by the Jenee of the epoaita. The ne w lllck at the �P_Om deposits but also the 1urroundin,: nt ! to cost more than $1 m illion, a pl territory. He termed the heavy de I poaits a "menace to the healtb of J1 bema built as a result of proteats from Lhe Raci ne commu nity about 1500 people." over the Jut ■evera! yean, the Ht- Mid that it la ttt. mayor &aid. A new staa over 600 of council to :-elM • funf' by feet high waa completed last year voluntary ubacrlptlon to •fry to serve a new unit oC the plant ttt. problem to the Pntpft' Who' · now under constructio n. torltiN. H• •tln11nd tlllt a $2.000 fund could be relMd withi n a Wffk from R acine ,...,...� and na,jghborlng communltt.. The kacine council melilbf!n took " the action last night because ' of continuing heavy deposits ln ! the last few weeks. They atated that. ' with the ne w slack construcl.ion , now started, they believed that the �I-Senate power com panr was neglecttna: the W ASHINGTON proper mea,µres to control the Democr a�ic Leader Lyn�on _B• tly ash from the four slacks to be Johnson 1s o ut or Ute pres1den hal *t.&ing gate and runnina: Wlth tbe replaced. wfJootedne•1�. I\( ' . 'fe�� QU41"• I T4>11Pll!II, IN'(l'ftT� M�lmas- den\ed _ �hat any �. · . . pntaUttODJ were bema: neglected .but after .a B1.1-siate We�ter.n and stated that the Racine official• ca mpaign 1wm1, Johnson still ii' and o ttier interested partieR have w llhhold�ng an announcement of a standing invitation to visit the his candidacy. There ia at le_asl a good chance Sporn plant at any time to see control measures. He said that al- he wJII say nolhm1 formally ab out though the invitati on hat · bee n being a candidate until jURt be­ made several Umea no o Hicial has fore the Dem ocratic convenUon visited the plant. He ter med last opens in Los Angel es on July 1 1 night's action by the co uncil as -If then. "unfair" inas much as It had been The 1'es:as Democrat returned made witho ut fin inspection of the t o th e Senate late Wedneaday, ,,..._Ion '·J'ohnson Out .Of • Gate Ruon1q g IJke R8Ce H0f8e Cl� Reunions Held During Chester Alumni Banquet E¥ent Rern.... Hays Hits B At 'Li£. e FOf .:>Mear � Pl8fi :i: Run�w�y Brothers Cr�h Stolen Plane, Die In ����:i:�iit�i{ . FJ�ming Wreckage At Gtlifornia School Yard ;;�;:::�������: i:� l"UW, ' � ,:_,1,,____..,._""."'"':�!'"-..;._,__�...,..;.-�T':-f'•��"'.'.::'��· •"-i r. Fl ""-- , "IWen On Traffic Qiar,e. Co -i.•- .._.,__ pro�_..-.ntau..aJ· � f' Jr! '· fbe � - .lbe � - ·' 1 ellllliinl . , . I .-ere Ni neteen fac1,1Uy . promotio ns wllkb will be1:ome effectiVe witb o( I�• !�I llul "1iaol111 Hbool )'elr wete aniwuneed hf Ohio UD1'11'1i!J PreilOonl,Jolin C. Baker. Two associated prof�S1 or1, I>r, B. A. Re nkenhf:rcer and Dr. Lee C. Soltow, have been promoted to full protesson. Dr. Ren �en­ ber1�r teach es rom a�ce l1n1u11u and has aerved iii ,.avfaer to for. el1n students foi 'di"e- past Rix 1e1r1. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Faculty memiers" promoted Admitted Wednesday Leveda from the ra nk ot"18il1tant profes, Y ost, Rutland; Rodney Evans, ,or to UIOciate profe11or are Dr. Pomeroy, tired from 'iws aix-da y Western SCOUTS TO MIET WIiliam S. Butert Journalism; Dis missed Wednetday tri Ricky p but obvi ously pleased w ith All m e m bers o f Middlep o rt B o y nr. Wendell v. E. Brooks, chemPromu, Portland"; Rodney Baker, Scout Troop 245 are asked to m eel what he found. 11try; Dr. Lawrence J. G1ll1eher, Caldwell. During bis absence, hls presi• at the Legion Hall at 6 p. m. this phyalcs; Harry L. Hoffe e, electri­ Births A ao n to Mr, and Mrs. evening lo practice for a Court of dential hopes were given I lift by cal engJ.n·eerl ng; Dr. Charles R. J ohn Yost, Rutland. two developme nts. Hon or. Mayes, history; Charin Mt nelli, One was a full-pi!;ge advertise­ mu1ic ■nd director of the band•; ment carried in 18 maj or news­ Dr. John E. NYJa■rd, psyc hology; papers acroSB the cou n try, urging Dr. William B. Smith, chemistry; Jon n1on to "become an active Dr. Charles H. Sout hwic k, zoology candidate lor the nomi nation. 1' and Dr. Ray F. Sprin&, malbe1111The other Wall an editorial en­ matics. dors eme nt by the Scripps-Howard Seven in1tructor1 were promot­ ed to aulatant profeasor ra11k. Approximately 191 alumni and guests of Chester High newspapers, whoHf 18 editors o ined jn calHnt hi m t he •·ablest They are Mary Ellen Gille1pie, School attended the anrlual banquet and dance al the Chester jand w ASHINGTO strongest Democrat avail­ i, UPt-Delen ae physical education and 1tbletic1; School Auditorium Saturday evening . able" for th e presidehC)'. ph)'1lca1 Secretary Thomas .s. Ga &ea Jr., Slanley ,ff. Huntsma n, A ceiling of blue and wnile streamers with many colored Jobnaon js known lo fe el that education and athlellca; Dr. Kalb­ di1elo1ed todor tltot u-2 ■PY plane baloon., . and lanterns llllhia the decorate p,ov,ded d elegate claims of the Demo­ the d Untied the audito[l •t ■te, um Tables were l'Yn A. Johnson, German; Albert J. KGnok, 1eo&r1Phfi Dr. Richard with ••O'et d•ta 1bout BovleL decorated with blue and whlte candles and beautiful flowers cratic preaidenllal "front-runner'• Sen, John F. Kennedy D-Maas., 1. Purdum, J:nililh; Dr. J�es F. ato111tc weapons, miaailea, -aubma• arranged by the Chester Garden Club members. rin e■, planea and airfields. are somewhat inflated. Olfic , e ra ot" the Alumni tor thi1 Sheridan, pbilo,ophy ••d Howard Ke aaid the informatiori broulht year were: presidenl, Sam itel Mi• I c,o��lttee ol Mr1. Betty Lu l>u.n1 J, Shull, lnd•otrl1l art■. bact by tbe U•.:.! 11 was "vit&l i ll- cha el; vice preaidenl, Mrs. Cleo W1ll11m Will, Walter Brown, Verlormauon" wblch WH used by Smith· second Yice pre■ldent non W eber and Mr1� Bertb1- 8mith . . tb, Defense DeparttaenL Harold Hawt; sttretary, Mr,. Mn: w11 given and the followln, oUi • .-:JtllUU ' G�te. demib;ed the military dred Gaul; 111lat1nt aecrelary , · ce�s . for the year. of 1881 �were v1lue of the nl;ht1 In elOted door Mra. Betty Lo• Dean· tre11orer elbcted: -l. , 31, "& leltimony befON the Senate For• Robert Woods and a!;istant trea: P�sident, Ronald 01borne; vice W president, Jeanette Ke,ler;, ,-cmd eicn Retaliqig Committee which surer, Reid Young_ ta eondu�tina: an inquiry Into the Invocation was given by Rev. vice Pi:elident, Mrs.. PaullntilleyU·2 episode and the subsequent Robert R . Card. Followiqg the de· en ; third vice Pres1dut, , MZII. Jo IN W ASH GTON UP I-U. S. Rep. failure of lbe · 1ummi& meeunr. nn Tu tUe; folll!Ul vice pretideni liciou1 turkey A din ner aerved ti)' Coach Ruuell Moore Of Pomeroy the Chester PTA, Samuel Mic h- Starllna: M.as,ar i leUe1'J'Y Gay Wayne. L. Hay!I (O--Oblo) has ec· today Hted all ht1h ■chool-q;ed a el, -president, welcomed lhe Ann Gaul; a11i1tant aecretary, cuaed Li fe Magazine of a imear boya who are lntereated in playin.1 eet IUD en iroup and extended a wekome to Eleanor Wells and treasurer, Mrs c1 mpai1n againBt Congre11 and 111mmer �•eball In a four-team denied any i mproper uses of tax• thote mem bers present of the G 'oJda Fredertet. leque, to meet Monday 1t I a. m. pay en· mone)'. 'J.'Wo Wut C01umlna, W . 'Va. men 1960 class of Eaatern liiRh School The reunlort1 of the classes of "All my expen ses were made in at the hl&h achool. . Coach 11.oore a,ted that playcn were Jailed b)' Pomero, police tut with Jo Ann Hensley giving the 1921, 1936, UNI and l9llil were conne ction with the NATO (North nlaht, one for _ lntoxieation and the l'flponae. • annou nced for neat year. briftl: '8 with them for lnaurance. othe AUantic Treaty organizaUon) cpnr for drivta& Without an operlteunions of the c11,se1 of 1920, 1 The president thanked the oUI- ference and 'm Two Pomeroy teaDll are planned 1 not making any I to,ether with tentative dubl from ator I license. In tbe c:ou nty Jail 1 935, 1940 and 195q were held cer1, the committee., the PTA, the apoloaies," he said. � ii � HOll"hu, charged Paul Guthrie was 1poke1rnan for Chester Garden Club and all lliddlepgrt and Racine. Life Magazin e Wednesday pub. Wttb intoxu:ation, and loaepb Neal, the 1920 clan, The other mem• tho.tie that · helpe d in any way lo lished a story which was alao car• who wu 'oper1tin1 & car without I ber pre1ent Of the 1920 claS8 make this 1960 Alumni banquet ried in Knight newapapers that drlver's llcenae. wa■ Mr1 , Con1tance Allen. Rqnald an d dance a 1ucceiss. certain members of the H ouse Chief Jed \'lebs\er aald the ' two Oa borne eave the hlatory ol the The remainder of tbe e vening had abused expense a ccounts. men will be Jiven bear111a, belore 193G ela11 and William Wm Wat w11 ,pent in viaitin i and danelna � YORI: IIPI-Broodw11'1 Among other things, the 1tory Mayor Charlea Lea:ar Sal\ll'day , 1pokesman for. the lko class. with mudc furnl1bed by Cliff eaid the NATO Conference acf■-lod • f..W,,,t, .ar, . lllcl�lnl , A report of the _nominatlna: By�r• a nd Hi1 Sttin&-Notes. and'bf lbllflhl !/le """fd'• llteatrl• ev1enln1. co un t had paid for o ne-way air. , cat eentor ..,.. ._lid to lie lo Jlne trti,s between W11hln1ton and · d■- -- o1 a l111c!r dlt­ P•f• ' ll,lwo,Q actor, and produo• ,1 • · TIie llifill of one ,b..,, weal out '1Vedll1..S., Jul ni&hl aod only •• elewentb•Ja:o9r aetU,ment Gf a bit­ ter con� dl,pute lod,IY could ��ON� C.Uf, UPI - Two hJ11Ve been filled with mllllna: lf.u- 1 and the charred hameu of hia yie&l'lli .qainst Congresa." pn-1 U,. ll�f Bro■dw'lf block . . ·runaway btothen ...:. •led 12 and d e nts: ' ■o n s' pet dog. o•I lo � I He &a.id that none of th e plane 14 - 111d the pet �O& they toot , The brother, - who were In McDonald, a m,achJni1t, ginger- fli� bad been made to play along � their adventure - were love with.. flying and , once said ly picked at 1he ragged bit, and golf. "O n the .!Ontrary, they were Del & WO � killed early today_ when a pla ne lbey would learn to fly or "die pieces of bµ: aons' effects, took to help the present administtathey atole amuhed full-lhrotue trying" - were Identified by thelr ho ld of •battered watch and Uon'1 foreign policy," he said. , parent, H Thom a,, 12, a11d Jame■ very 11oftly · said: Hays said he WH also curiouB Jud,le E. W. �Pltlll fined two lato a play,r6und.. The ilnlle-en1lne plane cn1bed 14, McD091ld. &th had once be"Yea. Thit'■ them. Th•t'1 the about how much it eoat to fly men ,in and cOltl ' wh on Ohio Prbid ent Eisenho wer to "-u.euata, State Patrol �.. toda, id CDU'l- and . burned in the ,roundl. of fore attempted to lte■l ,n 1 airplane. boy■' thlng.1. " Witnessea nid the four-seat Ga., in bis jet tranaport. '7' cl�. Edsir, , .Br,etr� J'oriland, Emenon Junior Hip Sebool Jo. They had been . miaatn, from their plan e Oew at low altitude over He uid he checked with v arious Wu c\upd •th ,Jlll).iDt ti turn eated in I! ntiden�ial Nttion elm- home sin� Mo nday, Df).ton B. McDonald, •father of the are a, banked aharply on a 1irllnes and they ealimated cost& with �f!I and apartment -1tholt; · .ima,, tb.e , l and .... L: � �th DOUIN ht �ii Loa Ati1eJea 111burb. the brothera, went to Pollack:R near U-turn, and then plowed into lot the Boeina 70'1 jet tran,port !!,_d l!nll> "°� ·l"'vprol llorluaey to ldeoW1 llte!r bodle, lit• ,ro..d. )'lllt lta IID&lt etl(loe , at between '900 ••d ,$1.000 per, . dlotalli>e. ---. . ... �4 .... . ,, In ' 'tilll · . 91 lllilll llill l>lul.. . ' hour, n:1 • ,,. ��;�Jt��1i� ·E.lb'· e eId, s_ In .pome(oy , IIOM&l'r altor a State Will 1.ry Tearing Down Defense Point !!����!��!t.�!��r Brliadway Footli«Jw Flick�g Dimly s5,95 Mr. and K,a. J1 T. McClaiu nturned � their home, Lanctlilter, 11: • ...,..,,____ Y W Co) bia M . Jailed In Po eroy an · -- -•· P�bl���!.? lem" in the Racin� a, !lied toda ,, ollowing .a Wednesday night meeting of Rael · · coane The council, by •· �"18 vnte · sed a resolution instructing Mayor E. N,: y an attorney to ex16 e plore the feasibility ���I n the federal cour!s to relieve what they· worst ever'' fly-ssh deposit, on the vi . . jhe' Phi. ,P Sporn Power plan! directly across lhe riv OJO the Me county village . High' C-L--I Players lfl/m· Meet M0ftday Wom1n1 COTTON . Charlea­ Miu Vlr1inla ton, w. Va., WH the week e�d her aunt, Miss Nettie 1 �ue1t o f .{oehler. t Mn. Dale Valentlne and ch lid­ "en of Parker1bur• visited Sunday ;- vllh Mr. and Mr11. Eldon Kraeuter J. and daua:hters, Mornina Slar. Mlsa Leda Mae kraeuter or Ne1• sonvllle Is spendl na: a L"' o week va­ cation · with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldo n JCraeuter. Miss Fay Thomu of Columbus 1pent the week end with her par­ enlt, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thomaa. Mr. and Mn. John R. Weeki and ton, Tom, or Reynoldlburi, spent the week; e nd wlth thelr parents, and 1 :�r, a nd Mrs. Sidon Weeki 11n. Hermon S.hoH. Mr . . and Mn. Bruett Scholl an\! t.mlly of Lanca■l•r viii� rec<ldt• ly with his mother, Mn. HUTDan· Sc holl, and hi■ ,randmother1 Mn. Edward Hile, Ml'I. Plul Kauts and dau&hlen, Barban and JIU, of Columbua, Fishe r of Fine quality cotton l w Hl Bermuda Sllrnrt., - front :rip­ per oloslng - two pockets. $5.95 to $25 .00 Name Brand Merchandise Ohh: � •-• • thUM..a;fut■ftl Na....t. c..te,, F,..., ....... cle,udy and CNI•, chanw fl .._. d9nhowen .., •HetllUn � ...... H 1"" -• IOI, Low ....W,, J0o. _ ., l'IH, lfews-ftu- Ar­ Move Approved By pnanimous Vote Evangelist Is Faculty Member Of Texas School Seerets Bared , By U-2 In Its Soviet Flights See The Beautiful Cool Co«on·Dresses ­ AII Sbea From Junion To Extra She, SMITH CLOTHING BEAUTIFUL COM,LETE SELECl'ION OF SHOE STORE • a amooth top over a awinging �rt. Vi�ky Vaughn add, th, / unHpected "ith tloral embroidered httle lantern 1leev,e1. , iiRtant creue-m wear, and Martua' S.uoJ, ever-freth wuh combed nlTffMI tfflt co11on. Fnppe bh.it1, pu!ait pjnk. lemon 1 ice or manhmallow white. Si1e1 5 to 15. IN MEIGS COUNTY Beadquarten For lhot .... ht So yov'•• lifflply tGt DA'Nci ...■uMMKII AWAY the prettiett way, in-, dl'eim 0£ • dret1. Steppiq out of SEVt:NTIEN" with fine pin tucb molding f•t.ere.t_ WEATHER Racitie" Council MaJ Ask Relief From ·Ash Deposj_ ts In Un ited States Court MR. MORGAN tvr• I $6.95 HART LEY and I.EN N ETT SHO E STO RE JJnote4 l'o l'lle Contract for the con.,tructlon of the Bedford Recreation �· Center has been awarded the Pomeroy Cement Block Com. pany on its low bid of $10,600 it was announced today by Mrs. Audrey Well, secretary of the organization. C�nstruction of the new township facility will start as soon as Imai plans are completed and f,nancing arrangements are made, Mrs. Well said. WOMENS COTTON CI RCLE'S en t1n e at Pomeroy Firm Awarded Bid In Bedford Construction Project ! � I I ' • ------------------------,.-----------""iii''•----------------------------------------$10,600 Contract Let , Sizes 30 lo 38 M a inly About People In Pomeroy • 1111111111111. �V:;;O:;;L�X;;I-;l -;: ::;: -�� ---------------------------;:::-�:::::-: . :':'.::::::-.....,i; :-!r":Ol!Jo t':'"'::":--:::::::!'. :'":--::---:"'.::�•-------------------------".':-·--:-�--�--"" -N;;o:-.·40 Pome roy MJd dle , Thui.<1 ay, J une 2, 1 000 s:NGu ,:on -.; A rine assortment of wo­ mens c o t t o n sleeveless blouses. Beautiful patterns, as wel l as solids to choose Crom . Convertible neck­ lines. I , Ho .,_ B LOUSES 1 · Where The Finest Foods Are Served , ,. WOMENS Cotton Sleeveless Columbul, Ohio Tho ·-- ..- """ .,,.. .... IICCU,.,... In HtMn P...-inw ef ChlN In 1117 when fMN than 'IIO,GIO -"''"'" - tho Hw•.. ""ffll•wo4. Make Elbe rfeld s I n Pom eroy You r Shoppin g Center For Womens Wearing Appa rel chnle1 Clarkson, pre11drn t , pre,ided over Tue!iday'1 meeting or By F R EDDIE HOU DAS H E L T I Now You Know Polit Assoc iation CompI etes Pl ans For Fish F ry l' e & Ul sf . SM Ohlo fi:t .. te Ar ch . . t JSt h & lllt:h S a r I , YOUNGSTERS OF THE MEIGS-MASON ar ea will present � ,WIIIIM! Ken-;!I ' · nroduction June 9, Thursday, sta rting at 7:30 ,.m. · • In the Middlepoff "lli z · f' � 1 MeIa a · M I H H ere are to t sb k ac tt e e e ss l , M 1a oore, Jo en , ene • v rue er , r, mm. i Cummings, Jan Betzing &D.d Edith Ann Mees, practicing a routine to be presented . Loe / N a ews H'gh/' h I ,g ts: I -------------- Fish Fry Friday Is Season's First; Speeders Now Had Better Look Sk yward To Elude Tickets The season ' s first social event, this one a fish fry , will be operation 100n, , making a plane held F'riday evening starting at 6 o'clock at Middleport'& niu- available for part-time .,. fn lhll nicipal park. SponaOred by the Middleport Park Association, churches and service clubs are pitching in lo help tnake the event 1uceuful socially and financially, The Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club will att�d in a croup and lldiea o.t: ..,churi:bH In the commun1ty will bel_g With food and sel'Vin1. They ire asked to be al lhq. park by 5 p. m. with their contributions (food.) Soft drinks, coflee, potato chips and sla w will be added to Lhe main course of fiRh. A highlight of the evening will be an exhibition Lltue League baseball ga me between the league leading Senators (2-0) and lhe Swisher .Takes Holzer Land For New Operation The Swisher Coal Company of Cheshire , with a barge loading operation in Po meroy, bas leased about two acres of Holzer Airport land to set up a similar facility on the Ohio iliver. Co-ow ne rs Robert E. Jen lr. lna and Miles T. Epling leased the land Lo lhe com pany. It is a one yea r lease with optlona which would carry through seven m ore years. Re ports indicated Ura Swisher will ael up a tloalina: coal-processin.1 machine at the site a nd his trucks will bring cql fro m JackRon County to load onto the barges. Baptist Facing Controversial Schism Proposal ROCHESTER, N. Y. UPI - The American Baptist Co nvention opens its S3rd annual meelinJ to­ night faced with a decisi on on a tontroversial m o ve lo withdra w its 1,500,000•member den ominati on from I.he Natio nal Co uncil of Church es. The fir st Bap t ist Church of Wichita, Kens., has asked north• crn. Baptists to withdraw from the Na t io nal Council, the l argest co­ operative church body in Ameri­ ca. The Kansas chureb delegati on, which bas the large1t congrega­ tion in the den omi natio n with 4,300 members, requested the break becauBe it feels the Natlon• al Co uncil is "too liberal.'' Payne Can Save $30 Dy Leaving Town ln a sessi ori of Mayor Kenneth McElhinney's court today Edgar Payne. Middleport, was tined $10 and costs on a charge ol into:d­ cai ion and $50 and e95ts on 1 chsrge of resisting arrest, with $30 of the · fine suspended pro­ viding the balance is paid and Payne leaves this ar.e!I. Payn e elected lo wori: o ut the fine on the village !treets. Alao worklng out a $HI and co,ts fine Is Oliver Mitch, M. iddle­ porl, ane1ted on an intoxicaUoo d!arae .• aect1on or the attte. Sgt. i.. J. St.a�, � p.a�l pilot, landed at Redlegs fl-0). Galli pblts 11rporl J�rda.y . aiid. Chairmen of the event are Curtis Jenkinson, J ohn Thompson (n compan, with- Set. C. W . ll'ym Jacbo n Post, and Pa.� C: B. and Mrs. Helen Lloyd, C:arpenter al the Gallipou._�oat, SKYHOOK COPSI Southern O.blo driven who VlSlt� the court, in the � to mi&ht WIDl to violate tbe tra.Uic explain f.!ie .p_rDceu of de.�nc I11u a wee: l}it Qlflll ,oon keep traffi4i, v1ol1ti811f' � a ; � a,. �. ·tbeir eye tunied to the lky a, •- eloeting a well .ts ahead ;llld behind, stale Sgt. Szabo alao ii offer� , . patrolmen at the Gallipolis Post judges demon stratlon fltcbfl" _.., of lhe Ohio Sbte Patrol revealed better Wustrate Uie new- tdfflc today. ehee.i: method, the patrol iiJB.. The patrol, with three planes Planes are alrea d1 . in \lire , In already in. use in traffic checks, other sections of the ala.le when plans to pui another plane in traffice is heavier. -,----------------- ------­ "�- -C '-'"f,e ampbell IS New Head ('._-,r; c . Coach At \Vahama High School Secondary teachers in Mason County were named Tuesda7 night at a special meeting bf the Mason County Board of Education at the· board offices in Poin� Pleasant. Two major changes in coaching staffs in the cou�ty were made with the appointment of Jack Campbell as head basket. bal1 coach at Wahama High School and the naming of Gary Minton as coach at Point Pleasant Junior Higb School. Campbell replaces Donald Mc• Kenzie, who was named Junior ice Beller, Sidney Boggess, Evelyn J, H . ,Carpenter, Norman hieh coach al Wahama. Min t on re- Brake, places John William Pact, who was C01fman, Clara Belle Dunn, Let.I vice _ principal at Point fogiesong, Violet Gerlach, Ger-­ trude Ha1lida.f, Richard Horton, Pleuant Senior High School. Ralph Sayre, veteran coach at t: unice Hesson, Clifford DuM. Lavenia Jacbon, G. Bblne No.r­ Wahama, waa renam ed head footbill coach head baseball coach man, Leon Putz, Cary H. Rayburn, and assislant basketball coach'. i J•� �oben, Robert Sh ertzer, Jane campbell, 1 native or Ripley, is a G. Smith, Garnette Stanley, Ro_ber­ graduate of Glenville State Teach- ta Starcher, Helen Ste rrett, Virgil en College and taught lul year at Burris, Jr., Berfitt Jordan, MarJiq 5hamblin and Kenneth Mtlff'ay. Wahama. POINT PLEASANT JR. HJGHOnly 011e new teacher was hired Manford Blessing, principal; Edna for the county scbooJ aysle m. Rila Burdett, Floyd Cole, Olive G- EctHinerman was naa1ed • �acher at ·ant, C. L. Head, · Alton. · Jonlan, 1 Wahama Hi&h School. George Kooken, J�1 l.angdon_ 1 . T11achers for the cowi,ty's three Dorothy Mitchell, Glt'Y Minton, high sc hools . and one Jqnior high ,en Poling, Elsie ��. Helen Jlo. school are. as. follow11: bert.11, Anna t.Uf■ Bldg.... )hf,. . . WAHAMA - Clyde Fole)', prln- ian Sayre, Emmi Wise, An'na toneiJ)al; Mary E. Capehart, DeloreR ley and Mrs. Pa,pijqe Foilt.fOn&. Coffman, LeRoy Jetrreys, Lolia · HANNAN ·L. Nevlllt:_ . Jone:i, Eleanor Miller, Gerald Me• principal; RicbUd. Allllin, Charle.I Callister, Florence McClung, Don- MCJ.dows, Russell McCoy, Roy aid McKem.ie, Lelah Jane Powell, Ross, Harold Sullivan, • Donald Thomas Recd, Norma Roach, Ger- Meadows, Lucy Sullivan, Elizabeth aid Rupe, Ralph Sayre, Glenn Wattenon and Audrey Meadow,. Smith, Olston Wright, Be tty BW'ris, Leona Wamsley, Jack Camp­ bell. POINT PLEASANT SR. lllGH­ Benjamin Franklin, IV, principal; WASHINGTON OPI-Mn. Mam� William Pack, vice principal; Eunl e Eisenhower was bein, treated at WAiter Reed Army Medical Cen ter today for h er most sever, attack or acute uthmatic bron­ chitis. l('he While HOUH WII no, able to, say . how lon1 the first lat&:,, � wOuld stay in tile hospital !)r , .whether she would be a.bte - .tp Seventeen piano pupils will bt! , actompany the Prelident to hla pr'escnted in recltal SJlurday at West Point class reunion . th lt 8 p. m. in the Racine Nethodisl weekend or to the F Eut later ar Church by their teacher, -Mri. Max- this month. ine Wltlge�t. . · · ; · Mrs. Wirigett said her two m ost advanced students, Mias Jocelyn ' . Taylor and Miu Terry Bradford, will play "On Wings o f Song" by illendolRohn, and ''The Turkillh cdLUMBUS UPI-NationwJde March" by M0&art -(Miss Taylor), Insuran� Co., announced ill !upport today of "some form" of aftd "Album Bliitt'' by Beethoven, and ''Tara ntella'' by Paul Beau• federal ln1urance procram for the monl (Miss Bradford). aged. Mi91 Tay�or, a seventh grader, The company's board of dJrec,. served as Racine HiRh School Glee tora adopted I resolution on lta Club accompani,t lut schOOI term. poltcy ••d 'pledged to conUnu• ef. 8oth adva nced pupils are in their forlR to provide further voluntary lllllt j'eor of plaoo, he1lllt cover11.. for older PIOPlo, ' named , ,._ ' n,a. : 1 HIGd: -A Mn. Eisenhower Hu Wont Illness Yet Piano Pupils To Give Recital Saturday Night Nationwide Ins. Sela Okav On Federal Aid ',.J. . • t'll , • ;1 · � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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