http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/a211dcc42f3e59d586117262951af0b2.pdf e69291f6d88980f418cfdaf21ec5b0ee PDF Text Text -- ' - • - 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport , o. J y 3 , • w 2 I960 _ _________ ____ Winding Troil Rock Springs Better Health Club Makes Garden Club Has Pomeroy Emergency Squad Contr,ibution Session Thursday M n. . Jo_h n TerNll entertained A contrtbut1on of $10 was made to t he Pome ro y Erner• gency Squad when the Rock Springs Better H ealth club met the Wmd1111 Trail Garden Club y ev�ntnc at btr home q'bursday afternoon at the Grange hall with Mrs. William Thunda M berry H,�i iht•· Radford and M rs . W. A. Morgan as boStesses . Mrs . H om er � , ne mee tnK 1 n c bar1e of M n Rad!ord was � con tr1'buti�g bostess . G. •R. Thompaon openro with de: L Mrs. Roy G r uese r, president, conduct('d the meetin1 which I Be t'ky R,11dlord, singi n .; " M illie " o peoed with the theme liOOG a nd "Th11> L i ttle Light of M me" Several a r t1cleti were r ead in• " BriG:htrn The Corn e r " followed by with the Lo rd ' s p rayer an d pIedge dudmg "Polso n in . Lhe ..home" , to flag. Devotion� we re led by M n W!l bu r Batley ; Don t Be· lieve a Wo rd of il", Mrs. Anna Mrs · John Hartung · neuter: "Jlot weather and food The re-port or the sil'k comnut- poiso n mc", Mrs William G ruese r ; 1 lee Wa8 given by M1'6 Alice • ·Thal special art", Mrs. Ha r tung Euler It was decided lo cancel and "Choice bits ,rn d thmki n g the Au.t;ust meeting due to the out J o ud" · Mrs. Lewb Gn;eser. Me1ii::s Cou n t y Fur Plans were A c ontest was conduc-t.:d by Mrs. made for a pollurk p1r111c m Sep- Lewis Grueser a n d Mrs. Maxmc lcml.wr at the fa1r�rouuds. Mrs Ar n old. George Sk i n nrr aiid �1rs. Lewis G roup m1ging or Bless De The G r ueSttr wa•r (.• named as t il e dmner ant.I the Mizpah benediellon, Tie commit lt•e. Jt was ann•iunred th il t l u ded the con me('1ing after c d �s the Young Adult of the a Hurk Springs Methudi:.t church wh i ch refreshments were served will spon:.u r iln ll'e . . ri·am so (•J a l h y the hostes11es to t h e above on F'rid :, 1•, J u l } 29. o n the church 11a111ed and Mrs. H o ward Housh . Mrs . Norman We)·ersmi l lcr. M rs . I.a wn Mrs. Muri,:a, 1 w,1 � in di 11 r gt• of A m os Leonard, Billy Radford and he JU' ogram wludi upt! ned w i th L> an n y Abbott . 1 Hoslc ssea for the October meet• six girl� Htana \.'f ryer:.millcr, n i will be M rs. Rollin Radford, i:: e ; ( � :i ru tier, C1m n ic Hadfuril, M rl Melody Hou�h arid Jf a ry Lou and M rs. Howard Roush and Mrs. Roy -- - Smith. ' t -- I J U LY CLEARANCE Mainly About SALE ,.,,_ • At IN MI DDLEPORT Mr. and Mrs. James Meint os h to thei r home at Ne· well, W. Va., Thursday after a week'1 visit with hla sister, Mrs. Po)11 r l Phill ipa and o ther relative,. M hu1 Polly Karr of Columbus a rrived Wednesday for a vlall with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kur. Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Ba11er were ovcr11ight guesta of her parents, M r . and Mn. C. n. Ka rr Thu rsday cnroute to their home in Marion from a visit with rela• live# in Middletown, C o nn. Their daughttt!r Polly Ann who accom­ panied them to Middletown re• turned home. Ml11s Susie Merunka or Middle­ town, Conn.. 111 the guest or Miss Polly A n n Bauer al the home of · her an.ndvarenls, Mr. a n d Mrs. C. n. Kurr. M,\,s Judy Jennings haa return• ed to her home ln Alliance afte r a W@ek'1 visit with her father , l:a rl Jennings and other relatives and friends. Arthur Morria and Emmett Mor• rls of De]11,w11re and Richard M or• ris of Ba!Umore, Md., spent Tuea­ d11y and Wed neaday with Gto rge El!Stman and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Eastman, l'o111croy, and other reh1ti ves. I Mr . .1rnd Mr11. Uorber1 ;md chlltl• I ren visited Mr. and Mrs. W i lbu r Logan on Wcdnci1d.ay and surpriH· ed him un his 76U1 birthday. JULY CLEARANCE returned SAlE Now Going Onl SMITH CLOTHING Middleport I Have You r I ENGINE Steam Cleaned I I By LUCILLE �.lWKINS M r . and Mrs. Pierce R i ce ( Mari• lyn Young) of Washington , D. C:. and h is parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter 8. Rice, B rooklyn, N. Y., Hp1rnt this weiek with M r. and Mrs. Thomas Young. B ECKY'S ' People In Pomeroy Gets Rid Of That Grime I Make ( 'ur Ihm Cooler I Swatzel's 1 Have It l >nnr Now At Ash la nd Service Phon e W Y-%3535 W, Main SI. Pomeroy I I , 1 ' /,et11rl ( :fo•• 1'11rly M n . Don Hell Clll('rlaiiied with a fllilrly Tue1d11-y for the lle1:inner Sund11y Srhool clRSs of the l.A'tart li'alls Melhodiat Chureh. The itfter• nCHm was 1pent in swln,lng and swimming. Potato chlpa, kool ai d 1111d pop11klcs were enjoyed by li:d · die and Paul l:rou, Debra a11d llhonda Weit, Nell ,Baker, Robe rta Teaford, Kenny and David Shuler, Steve Yonker 11nd Lorna Dawn Ut' ll. Gueall were Connie Chaprn11n, P111lty Baker and Mra. Ernosl Shuler. Mister, here's th, proof, I paid that bill! � • Someday a �ncelled check may IG'tltl YOU. a pile of money. And If you don't pay by check, you would be wl1e to open an ac­ count before anothff week 9011 by. Stop In. We Pt¥ 3% lateral OIi Savlnp Tl1e FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Member Federal llelerve SYffllll Vember Peden! llllunnee CerporaUoa POMlllOY, OHIO De,... Around And About Middleport Br flllllDDII HOUDA.SHILT . Genheimer-Sheridan WeddJng Was Event Commandery Holds . June 26 At Point Pleasant, W. Va. Outing Thursday ,I At Fair Gr.ounds Of I vo � b� Mrs. J oeeph Struble s: �. " er top1C "W1ter1 of r 1 :n � mbera answered ,to rol_l r c a I bY d:$playlnJ • gladioli apecl· men. The atate convention to be h e Id •� . C0 I um btJI In September was discussed. Plana were made fo r a lour of the Cl■�k gladioli gardens at Tuppen Pluna In Au• g u.sl . Mrs. . Robert Lewis presented the topic G_r th · "YOU can . e eve�!ng be 3 gla<fwli h. nd . A rlemo n str;itwn on how � o prepare &peel• me n s , for the fair WH given by Mrs r,1 . m11s011. The boo k " PauS<" �or L1v t11:!" hy the Coel) Cola C o, wc,·c dt str i butcd. f'l <, we r i\ rrangcmcnt:s were judg e d by M n, Chdr)('s Le wis 1rnd M rs. � ll o r� Pratt who awarded lwo b1 u e r 1 bbon,1 lo Mr/i. Terrell for II TV a rrangement orchid g),,idiol i , <-hrysanlhenu::ms and ba by breath in a flat white con­ tainer a nd Co r a dlning table ar. r angem c nl o f fruit, vegetables and fo lia�e in a bamboo leaf con­ tainer. A blue ribbon was also a warded to Mrs. Robert Lewia for a buffet arrangement of flowen and fruit in a tall oranae cont.a.iner . Two red r ibbon, were awarded to M rs. C. L. Heaton for a buffet arrangement or double hemero­ �laeus and green begoni� leavea ln a flat green and pink contain­ e r and for a coffee table arrange­ ment ol Yi;?llow ;,Jnd orchid chry, santhem u m1 in a white woman head container. At the dose of the meeting, the hostels a,ul1ted b)' Mr,. Struble ind Mr1. Charle1 Leg!lr, a gue1t, served a de1sert coune carrying out the red, white and blue color theme. ions M. emu.:-ra •an d Iam ll 1es oI. I he Ohio Valley Comm.andery, � n i ghta Templar, enjo�e-d an o� ti n g at the Rock Spr1ng1 fa1 rground1 Thursday evening with a ehlcken bar be cue dinner as the main at· tract i �n._ The dinn er wa" pre pared by Virgil Brown and Wallace B r adfor d B F . Parmcl ,·e ret mu g · ' commande r , h.1d ch.ugc of the busirits s ses�ion . Horn b 1&r(J Fry Held Pom,roy. ili!i9Q n,1t1Ja I I pro- WebSter Fultz Inn ' EmpIoyed By Comnu·c:!11:!:on I �- �:i: .ra _ .� ,.o•sl 2 Hunt1' ngton Drum &-DugI:e Co . . rpf-1'1 pUtS O' JI , ed Women ID]Uf . 'G00d- Sh·ow•, At Le�r,1•on parade Near ReedSVI·ne missioner Dan Hartin;:er proposed lhe resolu tion, seconded by Roi• and Neut.d ing. Don Mullen cast the dissenting vote. Mr. O'Brien ia reported to be vauUonlng in 1'"' 1orlda. · Two HuntinJ?:ton women were in• A split vote was also cast on jured at 4:2:5 Salurday even-log In two other resolution1 proposed a one-c■ r ,accident on Ro?te 680, r by commissioner Dan Hartinger 2.'7 ,i_n lles west of Reedsv ille, the and seconded by Neuti..lina:. On 1 Slate \{ll2hway Patrol reported to- resol ution to make an addltlon_!LI 1 appropriation for the co u nty day. In j ured were ATlene Barbour, highway dep&rtment, M d llen again I 22. driver, and Patrlcita Barcus, 20, cast a no vote and 11&0 voled no br1'dge repair contract. a passenger in the Barbour car, on 1 •11:,5n0 ..., Another meeting of the board of ,Miss Barbour .told ,investigating of• 1 rieers that ahe approached the top commissioners was set tor Wedor a hill -and applied her brakes, nesday. and her car ikidded on mud on the righl side of the highway. The car t,urned over several times. It was listed as a total Joss. ovat�on from densely pa·cked Daniel James Leyman, l'eturned M ills Biroos was brought to the throngs obaerving the local corp.! A.fi!lr ..'t) Mel-gs General Hospital where she here July 20 on bis releaae from wo1s treated for an Jnj ured lert the Mansfield Re(ormatory, was perform wlth the El,:hth Dlatrict marchers. Ail on-M..toea photoe: ra- • shoulder and possible baek lnjur- eentenced to two indetennln■tc phcr from a ColUmbu1 newspaper Jes and releaaed. Mi6' &.rboul' term, In the Ohio Penitentiary r�corded the event for his tile on -p -arrested two iruffered <a po ssible back injury Sat,urday by Judgi? John C. Bacon. olice Pomeroy 1 Legion Convention Notes. Leyman was brought to Meigs men over the weekend, one charg- and 11 br"ised" lert side but Wal was arrest No hoS1)italized. not county on an indJdment returned with other the bugle the and of Local members M with DWI 1 In 1957 cha�ing him with brea k� corp, made up of PQm ero)', Rut- reckless opernlion Chief Jed Web- made. In ether state patrol action, Ro­ lng ,and en tering the home of Mn. l and and Middl,cport school st1;1- ster reported toda)-', 1 Jn jail this mofning awaiting bert L. Lewis , Racine, and Larry Leon,a Story at Burllngffam and denta, included Jim Meea, Don _ Mayer, Mike W e_rcy , David eaaci, h_earing be fore M•yor Charles Le- W. Eblin, P1.HJ1eroy, both 17 , we re wi th ateaHn g her oar. He entered 1 Jack Bacon, Paul Thompaon, David -gar Tuesd,ay e vening was Robert cited to the Meigs county juvenile • g u ilty plea to both counts of · Wiley, Kelth Mor1an, Sandy Brew- Lee Riffle, Chester Rd., Pomeroy. court, Lewis for unsafe operation the indictment and w.u 1entenced ington, Arlan Kina:, HJcky Men- Randall · Redman, Ripley, W. Va., and Eblin for crossing a yellow to aerve two tenn1 concurrenUy. chini, Dave Thom 11, Suale Parker, waa char,red with rccklesa opera. line. In Gallipolia municipal court, TO TAKI ACCOUNTINGRosalle Davis Marvel Foley (lat- tion ter three froin Rutl■nd), Frankie J� 1 se 81ton of eourt Saturday the patrol reported thal Clarence Marianne Woodgent, daughter Girolami and P'red Sllson. evenini, MaYor Legar fined Wil- Kin•g, Middleport, was ,given • $5 or •r. and Mrs. Harold Woodgerd. Ren9 Lind and Guido Girolami liam Reeves, Albany, $20 �md costa fine, rtU11pended, for apeeding and 463 Grant St., Middleport, will en• William Robert Collini, Pomeroy," ter . Bliss College Jn Q>lumbus in m anhed with the u nit. Renzo Men- on an intoxication char-ge -nd $10 auspended (or · havin g an lose- September for a Junlo�Accountlng 53 indecent of e chlnl and Paul Caacl drove car.a up and costl on •• ch'll"l · eoune. cure load. expoeure. taking the group to Columbui. _ _ _____ I _ ..:...._..:.__:_______..:._____ _____ _____ _______________ _ Chetter ·F. · Stcmar, · 36, of Gres; · · . . ton, w,,ne COUJ'.IU'� • (ornfer 'Ital£ ' '' , : . wrge■nt, _1.ucceeded hi m a s vicerom m ander. Both were eleded · �1lbout oppoaUIOJJ. Sl uart :t,uginbubl, t�, _of Cincln• Near catastrophe for its drum major failed to dim the "exnatl, <Rfeated Virgil Barth of Hol• c.e_lle nt show " put on by the Pomeroy-Middleport Drum and 1ate ltelll')' CountyI a nd ·Ra! P h B u gle · corps t n Columbus, over the weekend duri n g the p'ar�::!�k � �:!�mbus, aa second ade in connection with the Ohio Arrierican Legion convention. m n 1 .Wayne G. S,nith, · a Clev,land rei?::1� Donations to 8 fund to finance ���edh 1\ �:� high �hool prjnclpal; wai �lected t n high In the air af West Broad• th @- 'corps lfppearance at the con• o 1tate treaaurer _ the only World ,t near -Front. vcnllon parade came from t he 40 War I vet-Oran. to be eIec ted tO a I When it came down he had to el 8, Roger Morgan, Paul Casci, K. s la(ewide ofl, ice. . reach out lor it and an un fatile ned Krautt(;r, the Jaycees, Lenny Jew• Marching unill represented vet- "catch " on his lro--•• .._r• p,rm ,· tted ell and Irma Smith. The (und fell erans. o t. three w.ara, b_ anda, :tO et 8 that garment to it.art an embar• short of meeting requirements. 1 · · locomohvea a�d boxcar&, major- , rassing jollrney downward ·For· - - - - • -ettes, drum and tiug:le corps, drill lunately the trousers were s opped t · r::_�n�a: llrte of uniform- · in · lime. � 1 The unscheduled act drew an We Mix Conertle To Your Own Spedfleallons, Deliver II Righi To Your Job When Needed Saves Money - Time - Waste d Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. The annual reunion or th(' Mlt• chc/1 Runell ramlly wlll be held Sunday, July 3 1 , with a buslneaa mieetina to atal'l at · 1 1 1. m. and a polluek lunch to be aerved al 12 noon .. J:{ I Middleport ::l��i� I j · U \Minor Wrec''"""' repeats ' Reported By ) p01•Ice Chi' ef ,' " · · Chief He1bert Gll ke)', M lddleporl, reported �'!O minor 11-ccJdenu in Middle.pert over the weekend with one driver arre.11ted. Lloyd $tob&rt, Pomeroy, w■a ched to the court of Mayor Kenne� M cElhlnne:, , for failu re to atop wltb�n an. 1111UJ'ed clear di•• lance 1ner hil •WCtlr atruck • car of D , P. Rite, ,)Udil leport,_ tn S. Second It. Chief Gilkey u1d lb■t Rice bad •l�ed tO:, make a left turn onto lJncoln ,,. when IJe was 1truck by the Stobart vehicle. An eaUm1ted $ 150 d1m11e was done to the left 1ide ot the Rice car. · No amtll wu made thl1 morn, 101 in an accident on Hlll-1t when a hou■e trailer _pulled by Geora:e P, lnllelman, M...... ,tru.t a park- �Ii:� :rm:.11. BI DIET MASYER MW p-, lloopltal­ 0 11 lUJlkal-modlOII blU.. Lei aio - bow )'OII WI '"'" witb 1h11 - N., lklowldl pollq,. Ken*, ' jl "'- WY.- ear. L.tirJ· -. .. I -n. AnnollD.ced A .,___ d' --! FA•ILY INPITAL PUNt • Debate - GOP COnVenfIOn ·. din • e R evoIt JOIts N"IXOll pact prea g 'Conservat1v ""1i!:::" w:; ' · maklna: pop delivery al the time 1 CHICAGO UPI - A apread1n·1 ,1 reference to the Nilton.ft11ckefell1:1r and wu · parked about frbree feet the eurb• �he eh.le! uld. eonservalJve l'f!Voll jeopardized the call for new political confederaTbe Q'liler � a.mapd 10 es- Nlxon•Roekefel�er peace �•ct at 1 lion, to "meet modern problema • the openlna: today of the 1960 Re- • and eballena:es." : limited • ,100. Th�1Nln1 Floer Fight In M iddleport Jail publican N■tional Convention. Two men · prenure frcvn conaerva. Under NIK• .M. Richard e&l ent Vlee 4 Pr ql\)lor'a court awaltinf hearln& In of the Nixon-Rockefeller foes tlve' Dominaln, preaidential he t wttb· for lnlo&lcattPn 7 are Arnold •Darit, liiddlePCll't. and K. K. tlon. ufily In bll IJ'�p. WII due on pact, the plitUorm cOmmittee . comlhe oon,enUon,acene at about noon I Pletely lenored part of a proposed Sc.Itel. New JliVen. j to ta�e eommand on I drive to I plank conta.lnin1 Jmpllcll O'itlclsm en■e J uni te the party for the election -of Preaident Eisenhower•• de l , , '- 1 and 1r objected. a m . Rockefeller I pro · cam oU,n. EnroliJ:n�t Th� eoruier,atlve rebellion ,wept I 1itld there may be a floor fight '-' the Into the foreign policy field only when the platform goes to • l �n .:JaN!IIOD Wednesday. convention con lint' the before • hour■ lew Second sllmmer SeNlon enroll• a In the face of almltar threats men ta 1t Rio Gr1� Cohe1e were I ventlon g1vel· l l a. m., e.d,t, Gov, andou11i:ed today ' ii1ch1dJng 14 1lu- ·Nellon A. Rockefeller and bil on the civil right! plank, that isdent from Kelp tt>unl)'_ eommunl• backen already we?e threateninl 1 11ue ws1 atUI hanging in the com ' a fioor -flaht to etungtheo, -., pl■t- 1 m lttee, A aubeommltee voted 8-7 UH. I The, . w-,e: ' Cbaite1 .Nol'fl1, (om pl111k1 on dden,e ■nd eivil Sunday nlgbt to approve a m ore moderate plank than the Nixon• dghta, Reednlllfl;· Marp.l"et Goodwin, The platform., commlttee, with f ROckefeller recommendation which M iddlepenier; · Junior, part; Janet Knllbt Cbeatel'i Ada the co nlflfVl:tlvtt in (ull command called for raclll deata:regatlon in Oblln,fl'.1 lliddleport; '.llaz.lne Beed rejected Jhe propq..1 for a new all areas of nalional life and an �t&le, Jllnen- f,rtl1n, poUey -■pproaCh aet forth endonemenl of Neero lit-in dem• RMdlvW'e" ll vtllet � . ·� ��eport; ·In , tl\fc ,. Nixon-Rockefeller agree, on1\rations: Al a · caucu, Sunday ni1bt, the B¥i1,hj Sin.ilia. Gcll4.lei Jied, Roll- rnent readied after lhelr . lttftt New York dele,:alion vot• N--vote , nilht.( Ut Stoff, t.,uc:t.·� ,an6' ctw"l• New Yotlt:-meetlia,: l'rlda1 RoelJefeller in hi• 1upport to �. q,.e from Rl'Uell: commlttt The• l � an.d Jjflb� -� et'.�·1 ·_16-IIOlril °" 10t \II eflort , � , plaalt , 01 , i JIOl iON!p propoaed llirll' �� • , .µ , f� are I I I I I �ij.;iiii'.Pj>rt, ' t' Concurrent Tenns In Pen Ruled By Judge s . rt from IIAVI YOU HWD AIOUT THI NIW LOW-,on I Pol1' ce Net Has .. Two Men w(l�•inJJ I • earm u rt H Co gs 1 In o the pla form. The governor, I chair an of the delegation, waa Y � party chairman, said "Republl­ ca� are not like rubber tlamps m reported to have conferred with I in the hands of polltical t bouea. ' Nixon by telephone and to have , Lffll, Morten In Aunnln, received aasur■nces that the vice E ither Henry Cabot LOdge, u . s. I prealdent would help. m bauador to tl1e United N■tiona, a \ ,HOOffr To Spnk j or Morton aUII appeared likely to Rep. Wal �r H. Judd of Minne- be Nixon'a runnlna mate, In the IOt■, the keynoter ; Gov . . Cecil H, rift between the liberal and, conUnderwood of - Weat Vlrg mla, the aerv ative wlngi of the party, the te mporary chJirman ; , nd former. con servatlvet were rallytns behind .President Herbert Hoover wlll ad• Morton ·•lthou,:h he baa never dreu lOnig'ht 'I, aecond convention been JdenUfled aa one · ot them . seaslon. The achedule for the open• ered the ing -1e11ion thil morning waa de- 1 Lodee had been consid algns, voted moatly to - preliminary for• front-runner. Th iere were ho�!ver, that lll e Nixon �p malltles but echoea or the dl1pute a e m t...t try to m H1 the con serv , m■nl• over the Nlxon•Rockefeller "tb •e 1 upris ng �Y nam ng Mbrton or i te1to were heard, too. idential n �mination. pres vice In his addn:s.a of welcome, Gov. Although Roekefe�er appeared William G. Stratton of Ullnoi1 said ''This la.not any 1ingle indivldu•l'a to have locked the door and nailed convenlllf)n" arid that the GOP it shut ag1ln1t acceptance of set­ ·cannot expect "th1:1 appeal of one ond place, some party leaders man" to be enough, to win• the sllll ,talked hopefully of pultlng him on the ticket With Nixon. Gov. election in November. And in seeking ■· contract be- Mark H■rtfleld !MIid llepubllean ,rut Detllo- ' l'■det'I' 11bould "pull - out all the tween the Republican Sen, !. atop■" to draft Rocket�llu for the eoo.venUon,, ct■Uc naUonal . t t I _..,_pu,. �� Ill' Jlprlon , of, KeelUtlw, � w·Ith R0Ck . .•' - ' 'l,' •• ' •' l· iJ 'I vice prealdency.- ·- · · . lo have lo im• DADS COME THROUGH - Boy Scouts of Troop 249 in Pomeroy rused Of sites, No olber Cheste Camp press cari into service to have camping gear hauled to National _attendlni the la wbo Lind more. Reino Lind, above, Condor-st, father o r Tommy produce to togetlier materlala labor and put Jamboree at Colorado Springs, and other . da ds la 61\li It Mayer. by 61!. BIii and e Bllmor this trailer Working on It were Ed Arnold, El za by in project the given assist was major her with an extended pocket for tent poles. Ano! Mrs. Lind, who kept the workers In coffee, ., Midkiff Services Will Be Held On Unemployment Claims Lower Now · Than Last Year Richard V: Jones i Dies Following I ./;t'..!i �-; H� Seimre Tuesday At Two unemp1..,. Rieh■rd Valentme Jonea, 44, fkit, ,.arts that 301 ..__ died tb.11 momlnJ:. at hl■ home on county worllen dNW tbe · RarrilonvU.le road following fflMlt ....,,,. for the SMt ..., 1 heart attaak. Mr. Jones had N � le 346 fw the MfM �mplalned of. • chest pain about WNk Jn lfst: o'eloek and pie Pomeroy emer­ 1 ,. .. � dalmants, Ml Of thtt. lnltUI dalmi and 266 untln• aenci 11!411ld wa• · called but he puaeil i.way belll'f') tlteir arrival, ffll! cl,_lnw. -------Mr. Jones wu a fttenn of World Wu n. , . He la IW'Vived by D CCI lh• lollowtng brolhen and aiJters Kn. Alvin llaU)' i Po1t1eroy· Mn'. COLUMBUS UPI _ Weekend Marie Frederlcll: 1 Vinton; ' Mr,, traffic aoeidenta tl■lmed at leut lllldred Wud, BidweUi lln. Ruth 14 Uves in Ohie a United Preu Wallen, lliddleport; Ka.Utleen International survey .5howed to- Jones., Columbul; Northcott Jones, ------Warren and Durwood. - Jonea, Los MIIGS GINERAL HO�ITAL Ana:elea, Calif. Admi tted Saturday : Herbert He wu �ed In death by Balley, Pomeroy. hill paren� b.11 wife and three Diacharged Saturday: E 1 1 a children ■qu. 1 brottler. . Weaver, Coolville. Funet■l ■enice, w111 hie held Tdmi(ted Sunday: Frank Kimel, Wednesday afternoon at S:30 at Pomeroyf Val Hartunc, Minert- the Ewiq Cbapel with burial in ' ville. LICENSE ISSUED the 1►.eeb Grove cemetery, Dlacb&Tged Sunday : A. R. PulA marriage license bu bee� I• slled in Probate Court to Junea llne, Middleport; Gladys Smith, · Oll!!N MIXIO Lee, 2.1 , engineer, A thens, ■nd �an- · Pomeroy; 1nrant Do'.nna Cbrl1tine NEW � ' UPI - Stocki cy Blaettnar, 23, teacher, daulhter Welch, Ga.lllpolil; Avdrey Jeffert, of Mr. and Mn. Fred 8l1ettnar, , M lneravWe; Nancy Arnold. Pom- openod ........,,. mixed In mo,I, Po.llieroy, . • h �-· fror, __ . .. Fuoeral services ror Re�ben Midkiff, 86, who died Sunday afternoon al the Holzer Ho$pltal will be held Tuesday aflern.OOD al two o' clock at the Ewin& Chapel with burial in Cherry Rldae cem�tery. He is $Urvived by a da.u&hter, Mrs. Elberl Taylor, Hemlock Grove; (our grandchildren. ■nd • brother, Blemia Midkiff, Dutch Ridge. He was a lifelong reaident of the (."berry Ridge community and a member of the Cbeater Maaonic lodge. Shade Ri ¥er Lodge No. 4J5, . will hold Ma.sank services for Ml', Midkiff at 8 p. m . this evenin& at the funeral home. All memben are askied to attend. Rev. W eber Thoma will omeia te 1.l funeral aervices TU.esday. .,l / . �' ,l ·· - l .J RIWian Account Of Shooting l 1 Reron Plane Down Proved Lies ,,..,• UNlflD NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI) - The United &tatea said today Uut Soviet lighten tried lo force a U.S. RB-47 recon­ , ! With Meig�• s u:;ITT I -- • Oli posts 1' e_II . Represente -_ W/ d At State c,-_ · t S Award w·inner _ .· Conve·nt1 _ . _- _ . · on; E1· g- hth n·IStr1c I 1 '':j ', Conservative Republicans, hurl. in.ton, Nixl)n aald h.e would light nausance plane to fly over Russia territory before shooting and an��red by Nixon's peace fnt • · strona elvll ri&ht1 decbra• ii down lo the international waters of the Barents Sea Jul)' 1 . pact with Gov. Nelson I\. Roc ke• U�. He 11id "it la eisiential we Amb....dor Henry Cabot Lodge told tbe Security Council feller, sparked a plaUorm com- J Ji.ate ii ltl't't l'l,q and hone' \ . · · that U. S. scientific devicea - lhe nature or whkh be did m ittee revolt which scuttled the tight.a plank.,,. 1 , ; M.,at,,,n �" �A: · .p·AI · D WORKERS , Mlddlepo� councilm�n ' under municipal law dra-w $48 per liberal civil righta plank proposed Conudent of �ettlng the Repu not divulge - tracked the ill-fated KB-47 throughout its �, - ,2 eadi. for 24 meetings annually, �ut ex tra meetings galore com e when unusual busl• by the two leaders. Han nomlnaUon for, Pftaident, I flllhl from an air base in England until II dllappeared. . and requf red by law -· f473,000 s ewerage proj ect be- The 103-member committee, In Nixon a.aid. he expe,et, the elH• tlf'..$$ lOOIJlf .. Such is the proposed He produced m■PI and chal'tl . . 1 ter· lnJ �restled above by coyl\cil and Mayo r Kenneth McElhinney. Tonight they· meet ..•ll-nilht marathon sesaion, alto tl",n fi1ht= ,1f(Jth Sen; John F. Ken• before the council meelini I.bow- • So�iet f11bt.er over, Soviet r11;0nal waters. _ igored the -Nlxon.Rockefeller recto nedJ, nomlnee, the lk m ocratic in& th■t the RB-4'1'• course newer again ln.a regular session. ijayor McEl��ney has back to camera, and left to right, are Clin'1111!: RB---4T did not fall at 1503 on foreign policy. be... "the clo1e1t politlcal campaign took it closer than 30 milea to t9n Fisher, John Zerkle, Lee Smith, solicitor B ernard Fultz, William D. Childs' A. A . Scar- ommendalions either in Smiet territorial Floor ,Jght 1.oom, boJIJ'l in ;N<enl hbtory." Soviet territory off the Kmin Pen berry; and Wayne Gibbons. waten, aa the Soviet Un.Ion claima, _As the convenlion opened, botb hotleat fight civil c■ m e on imul• _ -------· · · or Into the hip. 1e11 DO mile, N i xon and Rockefeller prepared ri . Platform comm ittee chair• Cha,.. ..,..,...HNI northeut of 5YJaloy Noa, where lo lead 8 fioor light to regain their � mii: CharlH H Percy deacribed The Sov_iet ,U;1ion haa acc med it actuall wu •l tbal moment. ground on lhe two issues, ia ,roup'a final product aa • I the United Statea of agueuion The planeJ waa brought down i,,, Gov. William G S tratton of ''"co�poaite" of what Nixon and threatenln( univel'III peatt- and the Soviet Union neither al the lllinols, weleomine the deleplH �eleller wanted artd • softer Nid lbe big plane w11 ahot down place nor at the Ume which it •l favored by aouth•rn-led in the Intern,llonal Amphith,,.lno, P J ovier Ruui&n territory. elaim■. called lor a "hard-driving, sweat• fr -KENNITH Outllnes Actual lnnt, M. MATTHRWS, Lodge a■id that at 3:00 p. m. . no-holda-barred campa1in'? Large , delegatl�1 from Ameri- e� Legionnaires paraded down elaiization ol patriot ic holiday �" ing, n Me on July l, Tlme a Oreen'Wich I F l'lffll . y, 11111 .t Mr. ) .. Wh . . ( Nav at actually happened waa S U , n i tan LeJuon J)Olll . m · Melg1 County l:{1Jh Street Sunday for lwo and a which "is cau!ling a gradual ero• tor the GOP to win In November. Mid' Mn. Mer lin MattheWlr Ctt. when the lltlaaian, alliei:e the plane lhi■ : .Before it reached lbe point attended the Oh10 Slate Conven- half hours in a temperature of 66 slon of tbe palJ'iotic spirit on Sen. · Jacob K. Javits of ' New l(9rk said he expected the New lhtr•·1 checb th• cawalty cOnt,..I . w■a downed over Soviet w■ten by more than f10 miles north of Svy1lion ..Sa\urday •nd. Sund■f in · Col• degrcea, these holidays.'' , paM1· for ship's 600 po11nd IMin their fi&b ten.. lhe chart •bowed the toy No■ at which it wu 1eti..eduled. reconaidfor umbus with the .Eia:hth Distriet move to Acta On R•utlo1tt -Called for the creation of York forces • 1t..m sy,tem aboard tht- hNYJ at• RB-47 ••• 50 milea: norlheaat of to tum to the nortMut. ■ SovJet 1 . commanded by M lddleporl 1 Don Actinf on feaolutiona, the dele- youth recreationRl and education- eralion of the civil rights plank . Roa�h ,pi�n,: 1pecial reco�oition. gates: t•k earrler USS FRA.NKLIN D Svyato, Not, the nearest land fia:ht.er preued in fl'Om the RII• i al centers to counter juvenile de• whc-n the platform committee re- , The diltr1tt WOJ'! the_ at■te annual convenes at 4 p. m. e.d.t. to act on ROOS tvELT, prnffltlr cruising In m ua to the RleDe of the incident ward aide and tried to force the -Asked i.hat velerans who J1nquency. p)ane off ita eoune into · Sovlet tM· Mtdltffranun. AltNN:I th■ u set by Jloleow. IW■rd l�r - belnK I.be f1n t to attain reach the age of 65 be considered . -Endorsed the FBI, House Com• the final 1))ank--education. territor,. the 11id, Loda:e ., m 3:22 p, .tfech11 Matfhewl At . ROOSI..VELT, It. meQlbenhlp quota. mittee on Un-American Activities disabled for pemion purpoaes, R ockefeller reiterated hl& detert.."XJa "Tbe Soviet flghta was aucceu,. N to -"M" DIYllion,. a sub-clMsion RB-47 wu 200 m.ilet away from According to the ·Cfniled Press -Advocated despite vigorous and ·senate Subcommittee on In ter: mination to "fight on the floor If . in forein, our plane off Jtt ful Intema.Uonal eil(ht Air Force vet- dissent that the Armed l:orccs nal Security in fighting s ubversive ne cessary '' to get The law firm of Webster and of the shlp'a Eng,1,...,-lng o.p,,t Svyafuy N01 . a st,rong eivil ,, ,, and in. � I&. plannei c:oune bu ''The government ,....■n,lbl• Soviet" Is DMtlon M er•� ot• World W•� , ll _took over bra_n��es combine their recruiting aetivilies. rights plan k . In view or the plat• Fultz was hired Saturday qy the nwnt. I the liudenhip o( t�e Ohio ,Depart• acl1vttles. Demanded funds be made .avail, form developmen h , he changed M�O County comm iHioner1 to for ttt. operation 1and malnfenal1" atat� � indeed bouted - !a its turn to the �L It WH not pipe ment of the �ericao Legloo to-Rejected a · Ports�outh I able tu 11ll�_w Vcle�ans Adminie- hi& pl�n to attend thi s morning's reprepent that body d uring the of the 1tit1 . flat-tep a vltal four ft1,l,in memorandum. to tbe- cotlllcil lh■t alK'teUful 1n fordq: the 1 eauaed. J.t. 1 space. . air Soviet > !nto · tenltor• Soviet ntered RB-47 the ·e �lch Mntera .. turt.o 1nd day. · poul that tb,e greeting buddy be tration regional officers to catch opening conv ention se ssion and re- •�•ce of Pro1ecuUn1 . Attorney •llflnee 111' '.•, . _ � uted. for "C01l:1!�de" as a sal- up with a �ck �QS: of v-eteran1' mained at hia hotel 11uue. 1 --'" IM · ehlp MIii., '-6ll! Jltl111 lei. trtten 9f!i ·J.ulr 1 -- kllemelen OW' plane to � a det1> ' NMMII: , ... Alec , •ai t'1' . . _ allliliw , �i.. . _ :..."!-.... ,.� �,_,. J _ .._ _. In - of ltlir- CU m/la) •aartb of Cape, �J ; "�W 191!'?'1�· •":::'· 1 �mt: e,t't"'�•� · 'tml cmt•P • .,,.._'Bl�' 11ilttiti' · ·'olf tfo fA• Washt ·u£Min1 1n0,.._:._.min doubt br ,ltetr, ;ilJ� � ltt,. �. � \!iejond eatabll'abed ii _ qt d� the in ,roeeeded Not, ltf-_ of _ -a 11 lff 1/J . tre,tment. -�_...,_______ __ The re1olution hiring the l•w , .Pl�."1 l9 creu1ng' com':l'er- . flent � RUUJAN ON PAff --TWO· ..,tern Ohkt, ■n ex-Air Fore• •i Arrbanpl and wu abot down by fir m WH passed bi, a 2-1 vote ol ... CrMk Hloll School, . I�. the board of commiUIOnet1, Com• GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CONCRnE Ru••ell Reunion Set i k ---- - - - - 1 - -· I Fab,rication Bared CHICAGO (UPI)_ - The "unity" NS() Republlcan conven, hon opened today m unexpected conflict over civil rights and ··foreign policy. ' Vice President Richard M. Nb!JI, a.,.red of the presiden, · lial nomination, flew 'from WaahlNl<>o to· whot had become I a party battleground. BUILD IT WITH WY-2-3284 s;NGL& r:oJ"/ _ I. PLANN I NG A' PATIO? Phone 1900 Nixon Flies To Battle With Conservatives flter Platform I· SUNDAY ·MONDAY Jerry LewiS-Fred Ctark "VISIT TO A SMALL . PLANET" - also Sal Mineo-Gary Crosby "A PRJVATE'S AFFAIR" (Cinemasrope &. Color) Also ·cartoon Page SI, I# -. c.- � �unity ' Convention Opens In Confl ict i , Over Civil Righ ts, Foreign ---Policies A NIW IOIA l'Olt A NIW MA� I H I, W I Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, July 25, ..;. TONIGHT Fred MacMurray Wlllia m Bishop "OREGON TRAIL" (Cinc-mascope & Color) - also Russ Tamblyn "TOM THUMB" (ln Dolor) Also Cartoon Walk-In Garden Club Holds Flower Workshop * ....._. ' !MIIM, ,:.-, - ________ _________________________________..:::::::..:.::::..:..::..::... . . VOL XU NO. 88 1 1 -e nt1ne· Ohle: t.nn,, •tsII I It! ...,. ... ..... IN>y. Polr "rtfy c'-,-• ..,.. wlttt k:IH•M IMl,.NM-,1 Hktfy In aflwwfl ., NNIIII,. Hiah tN■y IOI w,t ut ... a...... .. '4-70. Devored To TM' lnuruu Ohio TONIGHT '•f)'{ f .A HOMA T'Ef\RITORY" Bill Wilbams-Gloria Talbot - also "TI-fE LA.'iT ANGRY MAN" Davlc f Wayn "--�I Muni su,1.. " · '(.,''!Oes. �'JL Y 244'2& "TALL STORY'' JJn" F1nd�-Anlho.n:v Perki,1.s Nol Recommended For P<1rc n ts of T"enrr� in Col!ege! COMING " SOLOM \N & SHEBA" . • . a1 MEIGS -THEATRE Magnolia Temple ?ythlan Sb­ ter1 met in regular se11ion Thun day evenine d the DAV Hall with A1Dand.a Kasp111r, e1cellent acnior , prealding. Rhea Myen. who has been ill at the home of her daua:hten in Cinclnnatl, bu been returned home and 11 lmprovln1, Bernice Eberabach l1 1110 iroprovinl at her home from I r�cent illneaa. A than k you note w■a read from Lydia Stewart for flower• aent at the death of her buaband. aoelal hour followe«J th& meeting, game, were ph1yed with prizes awarded the wJnner, and a desaert cour9e w,111 served by Leura Elaelsteln. Plan, were dlscuued for In• 1pection on Wednetdl)', Sept. 7, when Po�eroy , lend G r■nae 2741 ntel Wedneaday evenJn1 at the DAV Hall with C, L. Healon, wor• thy m1_1�er, prealdtna. · CommunJc1tlona Wert read from th,: ,Slate Graiwe and fNfrn C. N. Jone.a, deputy mu.,.r. . It wp 1a­ nounc� that the Oran1e W'Ould serve al the nnt meelln1 of Pomon a Grange. Plana were made for a booth al the M elp County Fair. One applleatlon for mem­ bership wu received. BIii l.,ikc, repre1cntatlve to Boy'1 State, 1howed pictures which he h■d ta ken and wUI a:ive .1 tal k on lhe trip in lhe neu ruture. ... .. ., ... .,.... .,,.,...ffllN .... Unffw ltNU l"tem.ff9NII Mlurt oe,a,11111•• an ....,.. "'La lllnt, hmplia"- at tN � � tf A-,ttrla, elMI lt ln l<>I- r. Pythian Sisters Hold Session Thursday Even,ing lns�ction Set For Sept. 7 By Pomer,oy Grange , ' I ■r M r. and ICn . Charle s Buck en • tertaincd with_ a hamburg fry 1 Thursday f'venini: at their home I on Rutl.1nd Road. . Thoee attcndin'! WPl"C Mr :i"ft Hom(' m�de ice crea� was 1110 Mrs. c. L. llcalon. Mr. anrl Mrs ·•crvPlf rlurm'! t h e ev,,,nme: to Mr. Phil Mei n hu-t, Mr. an<i Mrs. E A. 1 M�s. C'l;\rPnce Hu mphrey of ;111,1 Bertels. 1--! uril in"t•m. E•ma S:rn i t ti , W"'" 1 h , Fla., M•s. Everett � ' P.� Mr and M rs. l)ale Sm i:.h, Mr and . f';,v1s . M1ddl,.y,ort, Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Alhert Wnc dard . H .. r• · •; 1 Moore, Jtan Lama. Mr. a •irl M�s r."l , rln� r, ,,., s�n Harold. and rl u .. h t rr M�rjnr1e, Mrs. Elb:aMlh R. Parmal ee and ;:randf(lns 11 '! m r h•M' """ Mr'!. William Sonnv 81f'vins and Hi'lv l'lc . l �l Baker of Pomeroy. A l f red R. Youni:: a n d rami!y. or A work shop In flo'!Ver arranain11 was held when the Wal k In Gar­ den Club met at the borne of Mn. N or ma �ulford for the July meet• inK. Discu1aJon1 on the uae ol matcr­ iRls and autti"ble contalnera were held and aome useful knowledge was gained. Durln1 the aoclal hour the ho1les11 1ervcd relreahments to ten mcmbcn and one guest, Connle Reed. The next meeting will bo with Mrs. Edna Lee. The r..,,diea AudU■ry of Drew Web■ter Poll 38, American Le1lon, Pomeroy, wlll meet al 7:30 p. m. '.l'Ueada,, July 26 at th• Le11on ! Hall. All membera are ur,:ed to 1t. teod. I New oflicera of the auxlllary are , r eq utattd to ml!:et Sunday. July 24, 1 2:30 p. m. a,t, the Lea:lon Hall. • e ' Now YouKnow I A w:Ulary To ltleee e I 16 D' · 1 A 'dents te Over Put Weekeild I I I '. ualelr � � -,. l• i ·1 I ;', I' I ' I, '' 1 .' ' . ' )' " '•II"• • �- ·, ' • fUF DAILY SENTINEL \ I DbLC1M�R NEVER HAO" A G00D \IORl;I. 10 SAY OF HIS CLASSMATES OR 11-iE ALMA MATER WH IL� 1'1-IERE ·••• s generally believed that all prires have of fooll ret .iilin g . And this , of course , is one risen by big percentages in the l ast 1 0 years. of t hl' bi g reasons why the cost of typical But that is not true of a number of commodi- foods has remained relativel y stable over a ties - including some of the commodil ir.s lengthy period or years - years in which the whirh are most important to our lives. rost of livrng :is a whole has risen substant ial­ A recent column by Sylvia Porter , t he na­ ly . tiona ll y knuwn business analyst. touches on The sam e ·1hing is true of many other items this. A sfiort time ago, she writes, she went to a groce�y store and bought eight t rpical sold ut 1:e t a i l . clothing i ncluded, America n food i tems. The cost was $5.69. Two years retailing has taken much more of the sting ago the_ identical items would have rosl a out of i n f l a 1 ion t han is generall y understood, penny more - $5.70. And even y ears ago by steady progress in cutting .costs and in­ the cost would not have been a great deal creasing volume. The savings have been pass­ ed on to l he consu mer. And there's one thing less t han now - $4.90. M iss Porter also emphasizes the intensity this consu mer can be sure of - he gets top of the competitio11 that exists i n the business VJ lue for his shopping dollar. Do-It-Yourself Health Pr8W• A great deal or attention is b�ing given to the health problems ol the growing elderly proport ion of our population. Out of this, i t i s to be hoped, will come programs and poli­ cies that will meet the needs without impos­ ing on llS the l'Ostly regimentation that some p roposed legislation would make inevitable. One point deserves to be much mere wide• ly u n derstood than it is - the problems in• volved are not. by any means , confined lo me­ . dicaI care, and hospital and nursing home service. Dr. Edward L. Bortz , a past president of the American Mcdica-1 Association , has made that dear. As he puts it, majo r a{flic. tions of older dtizens today can be traced to faulty diet , flabb y hoclics, excessive fatigue, and a i mless living. Ami , he adds , a· do-it-your• self health p ro g ram designed to cure or al- leviatc t hese afflictions · can· be tJie greatest insurance policy for a It>n'ger, h:ealthi'er life. In h is words, our soeiefy is "immature and .vouth-orien ted. ' ' So this is tbe time to cease "worshippin g the glamour and! romance of AM :t GI.AO TO GET OUT OF 11-41 S JOINT•1•1 FOi.JR YEARS IN JAIL!! :t'M NO'r I-IANGtN I AROUND A M I NUTE LONGER "!MAN :t HAFTA!J LONG/, rr'- 10' UN 1'roops Move Into Congo With Little Friction ' -- ----�--- Political Campaigns'O£f To Earlv,, Sta rt In Ohio·This Year Sen- NOW "THAT HE'S OUT, !'MO'S.. "!HE Sl')'.RK F'l.Uo WHO NEGLEC!S KtS (lU�NESS 10 PROMOTE ALL REUNIONS, so "It's great to be a Yankee." _ The big rat· e !hi& year i& for the presidency. · But in Ohio, t!tere i-: going to be a real tough (ight for 4'.!0nt1'01 of the Legisl a­ ture, especially the House. BY HASKELL SHORT Unit.,d Pre11 lnt•rn•tional I The campaigns an· beginning early this year. The time apparently is J>SSI when a person wanting to serve his lellow man by assuming the , headaches of public office waited until Labor Day to ssy why he should have ttie privilege. Now both sides a re actively Demoorab, Ttle campa lgnin,. having had their inning i n Loe Angeles, put their caravan on the road for a few day1 to test sentiment and to give tti!;! ca ndi• dates a chanoo to rehearse th�ir speech·ea which' thl!y hope to hon� into the real' thing for pse in• the f all. Both Republl'cans and o·emo­ crata have various independent citilenB' gtoups organized and m apping their drives. NEW ZEALAND C:>32 I "? HE.LL.0 ..lHIS IS DULCIM.ER•· YEAH··· CLASS OF '39•M 1-H:.V .' :::C'M HEAD OF i4E REUNION COMMITTEE··WHA1'TAYA SAV f 'VOU'R:E. COMIN(;II, AlN'TCl-lA, PAL ? That body is cettinar more a t­ tenfloh atll\ hitlittesti t!iW yia\l tha n utueti Bltm�.ai» wnlti; t'ol J'em a in tOI rea r­ Jn1 colm"ol\ �· raft# th 09��-•� . dliir,cts to theit' 1� t'M��pub­ will licam' d!il' ht' GtAf� �•t ' V. DJ wa11t to Si,Jlij's' �am\ ffilpull call\il wa nt control to tteeP) t1lie co_n�Msion­ at\� to pbt some al diiJtrii:P W bra e, o DlSil:tfe. r•m� �ti ► P.imfl\ � � rte:'l. I .. � ·. l' El/en u, I Conun,r I t1\1ellr cpn --------------------�----- - Hollywood I Tony Martl· n Rates... J·olson .• s Top S,i nger Of Past 25 Yea rs �· f��a�:�d�;,'·\�;, �:�:·1 1�� I ' u Start Sept. 1 -----------Card of Thanks I D A I LY rr. " ., ,� .. e. • • • '"" �' ·- �, f01 ,., -� ' • . ... · • IKfflllDt R1188180 Is Proved" Lies ' ------ wma-� ALEIDrro . . .. ll•_tana_ qu,t .,.,. •· , . ..,.II' !lkhar4 ROME r.- , '""• . Wrlt�I �Il'omf,roy 1 2 bedroom, automatic , QUM _,__ .... � d.Dil � . heat, .th :::::;Qt l!W-,•IMP,lll!II; - '� mon�-"' ,Three •M .,;. ! ·•'Id I v!ili i' eu: 1!��1::' :�h ar tM ��r'-:,iw ' llio..· ... ...ri!!lcil- ..,i8 111, :u� liven, day �,'1,,•<li: ):a,; . . ' • ,1 __ 7•tl-1ifc Turbo- $24Q.., ·• ' U&go GARDEN trac.ton and mow• er1. Rolary mower blade, lbar•• and pen ed' · Cuahim mow.... Plowlne. · · �y 'IW,/lnl d 1 &1 �:�!.r!n , , ·� - • � 'T•�t�:,1 - ·• · "'· , • · st!DE . POM E ROY. MOT()R�Q.. lloaili PO.'IIIJOY' l<i' - ll!l'.!lt!'( , ..-i.lNI! .. lllliilti\' w.-: ,. _,,tol!lllt'· · , �11"Wt �-��· · 0 348 iude, pl'JWer ateering end bl'ates, new nylon eafety white,. Mil Urea, beaut.I.fut. :beige •nd tan flr>t■h wtth ,dotl..,_ta,;_ � intertot\ Ndio, heater anl · the -work■. ' • Tte· �.: v.-,; Olilit· - eo· If!!: VALLEY· LUMBER na: DAI" - -u- , . COM PTO... ■ ·o D • ut lf I 111 n10'11 · EllffllC, 1111 More than 1000- ol the 5000-- "'"-. built in our service area la 19611 ' are ' heated by ELECTRICITY-it's the better. .modem WV to heat yow- Ima. OHIO PO�MPANY �-�"-�..-•-. I NGIL'S FU RNITU RE · re p e a t s 1 h e. ohi'y, , ·:,i. '• . aooa Se;'i!C:. on, · M, Iii · W • • ffl j Legal Notice ------- ---- NOTICE OF CONTRACTORS State of Ohio of Hlghw,■y, Department y..ac.n 14145 Columbua, Ohio, July 8, IMO J Contract Stiff Legal Copy No. 6o.135 -Ii. Unit Price Contract ,Dl#-.ki• Sealed proposals will be received AIR CONDfflO)URG. llEFBIGER- a� �Rei office of the State Highway aUon ,ervl(?jl: Jict'i ltelrlaer•• Director of Ohio, at Columbus, Obio,., unti1 1 0 a. m., Ohio (E&Btern) 1 1 �, l'few U.Vet1.. l'.boqe WI- · 8-23-tl stal'lo ard Time, Tue1day, August' 9, 1960, for Improvements i n : (.Proposals Nos. 1 l.o 5 inclusive > offered as one project and are C will, be awarded es one contract.) W......_ _1fH ��l , 'fW ,'t.mnt ...... ....... Prapo1o1I No. 1 . ) A. C. BRADl"OllD, lttclN, Ohle. Oa11ia County, Ohio, on Section ., ,, c:. -- 18,21f State Route No. 325 In. Mo,=,:,:;::�=, �..,..,_,.., O Y .;;3::: u 4::1 �� � Stabilized Moclified 8-111 on inent fu! '"lflU:, �IJlqj, --, w 1 1 'I, il!IM!I!!',. �� 'lltJmJi,o jljjso Course. Pavement: WidV, 20 · ; . ill J\'11>1!"'- � Utilon_ A,,.; "f•et. tenith 3,001.2 feet or 0.74 1 Piimonf,. \I ii IOtd mile. ' .- . (lQb ) Propcul No. 2 Ohio, on Secllons Cou•ty, l(otp I - -- -::--- - , �J.1)1);' 1.18 (part), Stale Route No. ill,IAPJWiC!I, 3211 ini . Salem To'!'nship, by apply­ , te,;tiifi; 1111ita ' Atiti. 'l'!ll,,,. !!oV• Int a T-30, T-31 Bltomlnous SurColl i>oD Jilli,, Middleport, • face 'J)'eatment on 8411 Mo�if\�, Qli!& , , S(abllfzed Baoe Cour,e. l'avomen!: 1 KAUR FUD STDA 4'r QMflr. ■ !fU4,'l,Lc/:Ii,gT�. lESTm FOR IP- Yf,111$ u� -.e., • . , , ::::;,== -�-�,,-, c£\.'iftr. ,i;fli� �·1iti:J:· C!f':.;,: 23-etp 2tlll l Hart ford, W. V•· 7_ . STOC\C DOG I"- )'ear old, partly br�k•. 6-<ag Milt <,ool•r,�e.\l; ·I Q, b�, �1..Qi'r, -�� llollom, Ohio. I.one • Phone WI 11-31'3, 7·Jlll.3tp ' . ,,.,· t': ' -� Cl!II -M, Jte,a:.n . rn;Urance CO.L\'.fl ::���� � 1!'fs':: 1 , • P.IIO : ' a �...r Dated tblt H/Jd do¥ of ,u1, 1960 "- � Q'¥JEN Judp oL Iii• � Court ¥� C'!URJl, Ohio ('I) 2!1; (4) I, I, 3tc RADIATOR 2� i\i p !,tm_ of MM, J, DoVI!, Notice is hueb)' IJiv.111 tW f[ath• lffn O. Cecil ")!pH Pqtit 611ico Addm, It lllifd/i,port, Ohlq, hao IIHn duly -lnted II jAdijllnlt­ tra�• with tlie Will "'!l'Hed of the Kit.ate of _,. ,• p.,t, late of . M.el11 County, ohlo, d�. Bl•ettnor's N ,■. JO�n n ' Ek: f H - 1tore-. £.w !:IP"�• L c... Ne. . ... REPAI R !'J:!l N . xon Speech Of A. CCtpt3llCe Ready T� G•JVe .. .. '" • ,. __ ,. (20) Business.Services co.. z ' ■ Experleneed Morning Star Social Events RIVER REPORT I ,,..OffCe - - -- Auto Soles • Mrs. Yroffitt, 98, Dies At Home Of Son �-- - ---- ---- · --- I I -- .' , a e 1 L -efJQ ili.J-1!--- ' ---------­ NOite OE A�l!ltlNTMIIIIT _....,lnlotratw if'i!II tht WIii --- --· 1 6 ) Lost and Found · we ..... w••aor ,_.,,_ -'••I ,,__ •• Th � d'� to reJect any and all bid.. E. I. P � , ('1) .;,j ' (I) I, %le , C o s t o f , l i v .i n g U P , . b u t [) O W N t o . a 1 9 5 6 Business Services •11ee L�al Notices '\Ai ( 1 8 Employment For Sole nl, In th1 4nortmtlll of � .1 ._ 111:v111.. ..,. and • dieputy dll1"fts. I l / ) H e I Wanted G�l;tus. I First Batch Of Microfilms Arrive At OU c,;,. S:.. !! : r1MW-}f�:;.;Jijf�¥•,Z ' Tral, DJ•Dg For nempIoyed TO Legal Notices Leqal Notice =� �:= 1 1 4) For Rent ,,.. I 10--For Sale or Rent I Point Rock News Reported The Ridge-Keno Society News - - Item 't-30, 1'-31 bltumlnout ... 1ra,ment on e-, 11. ,,v1ment: Widlh 18 fwt Len gtJa IIIOTICI TO CONT.ACT-- :lt ,119 ,,0 feet or 8-57 milel. STA.Tl OF OHIO ., Propoaal No. J to be completed I DI PAIJTMU,f;T Of HIGHWAYS h later �tober in 31. t 1860. ' · not l960 lS C oh•mbut, Ohio, J1,1l y , Controld I.If" Bidder. mulil apply on the proLea,I Copy No. 6C)..ffl per forms. for preq�lificalion Unit Prk4: Contract wilh the Highway Credit Eumln!lealed pro�aa,1 wlll be rtt�iv- er, al Columbu1. Ohio, al Jea1t 10 ed al �he office of _the State H ilb- day, before the da1t- set to open way Director of Ohio al Columbu1, bid■. Ohio, until 10:00 a. m., Ohio (East­ The minimum wage to be paid ern) Standard Time, TUelday, Au­ gust 9, 1960, for improvement. In: to all labor l!'mployed on thli con­ tract 1hall be io ac('ordance with Propoul No. 1 llel&1 Count)·, Ohio, cm Sediona the "Sdiedule of Prl!'vailing Hourly OJ)(), 4.82, Slate !tout.e No. 680 in Waae Bat� Aacertained and De­ Scipio and Bedford Town■h ipa, by termined by the Department of applyin1 modifitd stabilized but Industrial Relal1on1 applicable to coune ,ind E-LOl!i ,Station Gradin1 St,.te Highway Departrnenl Jm­ provementa in accordance with Sections U15.03, 4 1 15.04, 4 1Hrn5, t.116.06, and -l-J 15.(r; of the Revised Code of Ohio." NOTICE Of' 41'POINTMINT 1'he bidder must submit wilh hi• Admlnlatrator Est•f• of Phylli1 I. tbwk clece•Md bid a certified check in the amount of •t<.3!50.00. C•■- No. 11.407 r1ans and llpet"irications are on Notice is hereby given th� Ro­ bert E. Smith, Sr., whoae Post Qf. rice Addrea& ia R. D. 3, Pomeroy, Ohio, haa been duly appointed as Adminilltrator o( the Eatate of Phyllis L Hawk, late of M eip County, Ohio, deceased. Dated thi1 14th da)' of July llMIO. F. IL O'BRIE-N Judge onhe Probate Court Meig1 counJy, Ohio (7) 18, 25; (8) I. ate Legal Notices 1n 1 �, .... . Z'I.Ml.� 24-o for Sale or TrQd e ii' 1 HENS. tlO UGIWBN U. YING Oliver 60 tractor in fine shape. EJGJIT ROOMS, b11.lh and &arase '6,000. Gilbert Weeki property Call G. A, Deem alter 7 p. m. located on H.t. 33 at foot of 7 20 8tc: WI 9-301:11 Racine. Rose Mill. If interttted write or ONE MAOIC CHEF kitchen &love. t.all collect Mn. John Friel, 403 In 800d <:0ndiUon. Call WY 2Sherban Ct,, Loui1V"llle, Ohio. 2990, 108 Butternut Avenue, Phone TR 5-2367. 7-22-Jt.e Pome roy, Ohio. 1 · 23-3lp FOR SALE: rvA BROWN pro­ 1 MASSEY-HARRIS combine pow­ pert)' reduced price, 7 room1, er t11ke off. P. M. Cowdery, Long bath, gas, hot water heat, 2 car BottoQ\, O. 7-23-3.lc g11rage. ClOHe down town. Above high water. 228 Cole SI., Middl�port. omce Fhone WY 2· 532'>, Re&. Phone WY 2-2917. 7-19-12tp IIUII IIOATJ AND MOTOIIJ tu 1114 MP while the\' tut. Mo,,.. 600 L Mai,, St., P.....,. Phone WY4'VO. 11,24-tfc US ROUT E 3:t-37 acres roll lng land, 9-room frame with bath garage, 2 barns, other build­ ings. Plenty waler, own lillli IO ROOM MOUS!: ON BU'M'ER, $ 16,000.00. well. NUT Ave. Phone WY 2-3775. POMtiROY-5-room frame, bath 7 20 6tc lot 76:d04, nice garden. Terms Width 20 It<\, Un(th feet or S� mJlea. ..11- ...,.,._ f I l Notices _ __ I ( ti ! Auh.> Sa les , I I ( 2 1 ) Real Estate 19e l Marine Suppl ies PHONE WY-2-21 57 Caro� Sue Rauc6' of :Newarlr spent . 1 1everal days at the P,ii'nter home, •�• • · Mr. and• Mn. lN.l)' Roush( J'aclfl. [ son, SJ?8nt Silt'Urdll)1 amt! SfutdaY ns contrihtio e th' on Congo The LEOPOLDVILLE, youth" and concentrate July 25 UPI - United Naticns troops Bloodmobile will be at .the witb' Ml'. and 1/ttt;. V irgif l\'ou's111 and1 that the mature older citizen' mattes to our moved relentlessly into the inter- PoThe meroy High School, Monday, family. ior 0£ the Congo today, taking July 25 from noon to 6 p. m. socie1 ,v . •D'elONll Wllftai:n1• sJJlnt, o The Daughters of u nion Veter- with Ca rol Geoflein. One of t he rnost urgent needs is· t aban­ over from Belgi'an and Congolese forces and he ading for a show- ans will meet at lhe DAV Hall at Ma ry J6 ind Donnie Roush are don t he custom of compu1!10ry retirement at ?own in ··seceded" Katanga Provvisiting at' Jaclc�n with Mr. and 7 : 30 p, m. age fi5 or any arbitrary, :ftjn'W. &r&at· num• ince. i Mrs. Lan')' Roush. J uly 26 . N. offlr1 als were trying to U. ee M'r. and Mrs. Da ve H olter of h will T t at e Pomeroy WCTU m top of p,!rilld' hers of p.eople now alt'allll �ork' out so�e way to avoid tak- 6 p. m. In the sot ial roomJ; of the Five Points, Mrs. Geneva King of performa nce at 65· or ot�. 'lCY consigft• them mg lhe provmce by forc e. Federated Church for the annual 1 Portsmouth Mr. a nd Mra. Willie Provindal Premi�r M o i s e picnic. Memb l'rs are to take their King of Ki�gsbury, Mr. and Mrs. lo I he ranks of me idlo- is ro· dir lh'em a grave I Charles Sayre a nd fa mily, Mr. and in j u �1 ice - and' to d�priVe tl\'e nation of en­ T11hombe has proclaimed Katan own table service. ga's in�epen<lence rrom the Congo I Mrs. Albert Heilman or Syracuse, July 27 use to and s111d the appearance or U. N I The Wildwood Garden ergies , ahilities , and· experfence if club and Rev. and Ml'1!. Weber Thom a troops would mean war. ' workshop, Using flowers in se ason, were recent callers of Mr. a nd Mrs. vast adva ntage. So far the U. N. emergency op- I in the basement or the Forest Ru ti Will Heilman. - -- --Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mossman and work and TV guest appearances, ernUon to bring ord er lo this Mcthodisl Church al 8 p, m. Mem�1fartin spends much or hill time in shattered country has gone off I bers are to bring cookies for re- da ughter, Mr. a nd Mrs, Willi am By Mrt. J. E. Radekln f reshments. The Christmas in July Taylor a nd son, Mrs. R. Taylor, clrnrity work. with amazing smoothneH. Wood is on the Sick list. Lloyd His lutC11l promotion is the A contl11gent of l,100 Tunisi a n flower show scheduled for Sunday, Mrs. H arry Brown and sons, Mr. Radektn Is In the Chilli• G. B. By Mrs. Glenna Milhoan tmd Mrs. Ralph Painter and daugh­ "Hole-In-One" toorn , ment which troops under the U. N. colors took July 3 1 , has been cancelled. a l. Hospit eo\he W. E. Milhoan and. Ralph · The Eastern Athl�lic Boosters ters were Sunday a fternoon callers raised $10,000 last yeur. In the over from th e Congolese Force f\. Gerald Collin!! a nd family o r w,�d, returned Columbus of Smith second such event, lo be held at Puhliriue at J.uluabourg in K asal nre sponsorln� an ice cream so- at the P ainter home. Columbus were Sunday guests o f Roush is vl1iting nesday from a ten day trip thru G . A. Radekin and !amlly. Ro­ Mrs. Jennie Province Sunday. ·A week ago Lu- I cial Wednesday evening, 6:30 luabomg was a battle scene �hc11 p.m. on the lawn of the Tuppers Mr. a nd Mra. Gera ld Violet or Tup- lbe West ai. far as Tucson. Ariz. Mr. and Mrs. William Rose bert Holliday, wife and Judy were Helgian paratrooper, landed to I Plains School. pers Pl a in8• dm1hlc the rnM1 l.iJ.:e. also guests. LlkH Sport■ Mr, a nd Mrs. Alva Clark and and son Billy or Columbus call ed Racine GrangE> meets Wedncs• rescue 1 ,400 besieged Europeans and I pl ac·•• him fifl h -is ll,1rry By VERNON SCOTT Margaret Goodwin is attending j Ever­ Mrs. and Mr. pareots, her on day 8 p.m. iii the Gfange Hall. two children ca lled on Mr. and "'Mir mon e y goes into Pre11irlenl from marauding Congolese. ltfrknrnn. Hr harl ! 11!' 11111 · ,1 t ' l.iss. UPt Hollywood CorrHP9ndent Rio Grande summer Rchool and afternoon. Thursday Milhoan ett The Congolese were repor1ed to Largo attenrlnnec urged for De- Mrs. Vlrgil Rou11h Synday evening. llOLLYWOOll UPI - Tony Pilur- 1 1.- w11H �•mvP. suphisl i<'a11 ·d mnn F.isenhower's 'people - to • pe ople' Nellie Vale is attending OU. · pri,Ject whlt-h helps s<'nd ente-r­ have given un "cnlhusia�tic" wel• grcc prectice. Mr. a nd Mrs. Dave Williams and 'J'hcy camf' down from Lake Hope tin, whu ha� hern :1 !111.(in,:: for a wilh 1 n•mcndo11 .� im put'1 · Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Boho o f weeks a spending are they where July 21 • family attended the funeral of living for tlw pas\ 2� yt•arR, to1l;1y Nul K i n t: Col,•, mPl low, pf'nal rat- laine rs nnd athletes abro ad on cnmc to 1he Tunlsinns. spent the weekend Chillicothe Meigs County Demo<'r111tlc Wo- Br adley Scott of Woodsfield on vacation. listed hlM I O fnvorill' vnc:il iRls, 11nd i nt.( <· rn111wr, pl111•1•d six t h ,m t hr> goodwill 10tll"!!," Murtin explained. here. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. "I 111cc sports-even though I • : m<!n'a Club will meet at 7:30 p. m. Monday. Mr. Scott was a brolherthey ran from Al JolRcm to Bohhy l ist . Connie Weyand spent some lime Mr. a nd Mrs. M. L. Bahr were gives thiR and Williams, Mr. of w a in-l rd a W Second Pomeroy the at the in 80s shoot 111'0 is ' • Darin. ' Thi' younr:!l'r g1•1U'r:i! ion her grandmother Genevia with · F'ire House, Plans will De made for Mr. a nd Mrs. Floyd Spence ea ll- and Mrs. Art Kasper or Columbus Foster. One of the highesH�aid nli::M vldrng Rnnw finp �i 11ger�. too," hi• mr n guod opportunity to combine ., , .. lh� cnr avan which will be at the ed on Mr,a. Jennie Roush Sunday and Mr. and J4r�, . , C, E. Woode of clu b performer, in the bu■UUlu.,1-odded. "A1 nny gi\'1•11 t tmf' · t'h<'l'I' u ,g<mct cnuse with a tot ot Ju1>1.tt. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Radekin, Mrs. Tuppers Pl a ins. . , fl el Martill, Thursday, .August 4, afternoon. Hl Martin mea,mre(f his 10 beat Hy . . are, �01.enR of llflOII �i nl,!1•r� ,1rnu11d, Vale. and son John spent a Nellie Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elselstein al 12:30 p. m. Mrs, Reynolds, secre, Bil part: Movie-gO('rR will hnve Mr. and Mrs. Robert Painter 1helr I m pact on lmlienrei., · - J .. �"11tlt! ·rnnRt of 1 l11•1n (' om1• nn1l go with- relatives in Colum­ weekend with tary to Cong. Moeller, will be pres- and Douglas Johnson and Carol of Lancaster visited recently In his opinion lhf' grt'n l �111.l{<'r with t hf' r;i,I�. I've• �••l'n ii twppen I heir rm or Biblical epics ne,<t bus. Taylor. Mur:I Mrs. and Mr. ent for 1he club meeting a nd a ll Sue Ra qch called on Mr. and Mrs. of the past q111trl1•r t.•i•nt ury wm1 to morl' }'O\ltlg hopduls ! lu111 I yrar if lhe re�istrotlon of titles Is .. Chester PriC"e and family visit­ Mr, and Mrs. Dwight Milhoan · : ine1.iber1 are url!'.!ed lo a ttend. 11ny indication. 20•h Century-Fox Harry Brown Wednesd ay evening, Jolton, whom h e described 811 con count. . their daughter Betty in Day. ed went to P arkersburg Sunday to A vorat1on�I training !iChool for The Syracu1e Third Wednesday h&B regi1tered "The Gre atest Story Bett Voice "the muter of them ull. He wa11 ton. j the at Goeglein rles a Ch Mrs. see start unemployed 1s to expe<'led _ Home Demonstration Club me et. thl!I mo,t e,i;clling perform er "But I think Bobby Darin la Ever 'J'()ld" and "Chri,t the King." I Mrs. Olan Harvey spent a few St. Joseph Hospital. ever sa\f." , here to 11tay, He'R one of the �J-G, M a1ready 11 working on "The on Septe1�ber 1 at l�e Point Plea- 1 ing h a s been postponed from ays in Holzer Hospita 1. d <'&11Jett Jimmie Mrs. Mr. and "Next 1 haye to place Hing greutcst stylish, I've soen In the King of ,Kin,li," . , . . Peter Lind 9ant Senior High School accord- Wedne1day July 20 to Wednesday Mrs. A. D. Morrison was in ed on Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hunt one ,Jayes and Mary Healy arrivA:I in ing to Clifford Dunn, Pl. Pleasant July 26 at 'I' p.m. Jl will be thet Cro1by. Re ■old romanoe all ovl'!r pll9l 20 yeiirs. h a ving her eyes ex a­ Gallipolis evening this week. the world, and was the first of '·Then there iwe Tommy Sond!I Hollywood thi11 week to eturt re• VOt'ational . · 11grirultural teacher at the home of Mrs. .ft!ssle Cot ed. She was accompanied bl' min . Mrs Mrs. nd Mar Shaffer a y . trill, Ethel G arl a nd will be speala tftit great 1tylistA." ,ind Pitt Boone. Tommy ' s appeal hearsals· for their ne11 television and coordinator of the prog rl\ffi , Mildred Da ins of Pomero;, called her daughters Mrs. Frank John CourseM t� be offe red in the er on "Flower Arranging", The late Buddy Cl ark Wal third lM his torriric tendernei;i; ni; lw sorles "P eter Lovee Mary" £or on Mrs. Cl a ra Mllho:!lln and chil­ slon a n� Mrs. Wm. Swett. Sk a ting Party at Stansbury Park, Pro!iucer Jorry Wald program which has been app.rov ed on Mlrtln'1 llBl. 'l'ony 111y1 Buddy 1ings, Pat a[)peols lo holh the old­ NBC-TV . Tuesd ay evening, dren had more heart th a n tho others. er i,:eneratlon and kids, Thnt's a nnnounced h e will dcla)' filming by t h� Mason County board 9f Middleport for Youth or Melgr Auditor te a Rhodes St A. mes a J , edu ation DepartStale the and c County Churches of Christ, 4 p. 111 his "return to Peyton Plaec" In Younl!lfff• Plnerare qualify." delivered l11t week to OhJo Unl"Frank Slnntrn h a• to ra te high Tonlh on Tony•� ll!1t Is Gordtm Camden, Maino, untn September to ment or Education, include m ac• to 8:45 p _ m. hine shop training, dr11rting, nur- 1 The Paat Matron, of Pomeroy verslty a t Athens the first shipavoid the influx of tourists. on anybod)"s list," he 1ald. ''He MueR11e. �ing, typing and 1horthond. Cha pter OES will meet Tuesd ay ment of microfilms of state audi• brouaht c>Xcilcment lo a new gcn­ ''He hnA the be1t voice of them BY tRMA B. lijLI! The ls•. a progr m parl or a a evening al the Masonic Temple tor's record1 for safekeeping, in enUon of slni:ers. He combin es all,'' M11.rtin sald. "Gordon's 111 a Phyllis Ihle is attending Mis1 cooper Defense Civil e th with tion a state wide progr am cost ing $400,- with Mn. Hartwell Curtl 89 hos- · ,real showman1hlp wlth a voice woll-tralnrd, rnhns1 voiCt'. nncP he the Otterbein camp at Westerprogram. last the by approved und 000 tess. that he U8eM like a fine lnstru­ c an 11lng .11.nythlng from liJ(hi opera ville this week. The films, which are duplicate slate legislnlure. A total of $6,200 July 29 m•nt. lo 'popul ar 1turt." Fred Smith Jr .. of Chester re- , copies llimt, of the in file on sea b The a nnual picn ic or the K of has bee n approved for the Mason Gauges; Montgomery, Hl.1 on centJY visited with hii aq "Another or the �11-tltne greats1n addlllnn 1o hi� night club nt, M• . . a ment - ·-of in St a e tehous th cont --, e County training school . 2 --·-- - - ---. P's and the Pythlan Slater8 of u pper, 8.9 on lower, running Courses will be oftered free to the MJddl eport t.,od ge wlll be min..iture copies of ca ncelled 1tate feet ; Gallipolis, 18, 6 on upper. Reed Easterday a nd family. Mrs. Clara Gruese.r, Mil• unemployed West Virgini a resl• held July 29th at th l! Middleport warrants, ledger sheets and state 9, 7 on lower , running 3 feet: Lock dre d Ihle, Mrs. Bertha Holt,,r and exa r' e in ports. e r .... d train to order In nls and men 5 n m ose o d w1 1 c 0 4 10 ower, roadslde park. The affair wi be LI. , 1 , upper, 1• ACROSS , • _,1_, est er B 11· t y eaII ed on llr and These films are being file d In K an awha River dims on the sill. M ary M. Proltllt, 98, passed women ror new Jobs. such un- potluek and each famlly is asked t. Ceases Mrs. Dewey Mulford ret:'ent11 . away this morplng at the home emplC!yed persons nre asked to in- to bring the i r own table serviee . a sealed vault constructed apeclI. Mah, doer Condition of Movable dams: All Several from here atteridet tht! of her son, Joe, near Racine. She quire immediately at the Pt. Plea The picnic will be held at � p,m. fically for the auditor's reeorda, dams are up and closed. 11, Zodiac algn Young-Rouah weddlnC Frtdw at : i> ln the ba11ement of EwJn1 Hall on was born Sept. lf, 1881, tho dau· sant offlre or West V irgini a de- and all the fa milies of the K or p ; 12. Ohoauy Ohio River Boals : ownbound aweot� ghter of Frederick Vincent and partinent of reemployed service, and the Pythian Sist ers are Jnvit- th e unlvenity campus. Sel ection Lock 13, Ovec at e:lO am, l2-6 ; the Carmel Church. 18, Scotllllh.• Mr. and Mra. John Ihle and IOp of the 1tate-1upported university Lock 19, Raymond E. SalvP.tti a t aaeltc Mary Freed, of G alllpolrs. She h a d which is open from 8:30 a.m. to ed to come, l eft Frid ay Mornin1 tor mily a f 30. Kilid of H. Penman Southern Jn llved · In Mela:1 county the greater 4 p.m., Mond ay through Thursday, was Ohio made � lO:l5 am,0-2o; Lock 22, Atlas at July 30 dar Point and expect to attend Ce 16. Sheep'11 cont O--O; D met(rem part'o f her life and was one or and from 9 a.m. lo 4 p. m. on Fri• use a c , bnt.tery remotent1u ,t, of Lock 23, Pennsyl The Middleport Fire Department :40 am, I the Reed reunion at Zlner,me 31. Equally 18, Mu10 th e county 'a oldest re1ldents. day, vania a t l J : lD am Sunday, ll-6 Sunday. ice crea m soci al a nd ear wash a l ropolitan areas, 32. Oreat l'I'. R&bblta She wss preceded In death by de a m per who Rhodes, aonaUy • Applicants may also rontact the Cltv Hall, 1 p, m. Ull d ark. Soci a l Elger Cliff at 1 : 00 pm, 4 O; Helen 111-llll'dll)'"• Alll11'41f Lake -------lt, Make the initial d&liver, to William br.r husbrind. Joseph Proffit( and · Ma11on County board of education starl9 at 4 p, m. : 35 pm,· 5-0; Beaver at 6:00 3 at 30. Snick and. :l:l. Shark ,mow bcllove P0Ll(I Altl:IST "NAZIS -- Roberson, comptroller 1t Ohio pm, l -0; Mike Creditor at 8:M three dau1:hlers. Survlvlni:: are offlc ea for additional informatlon. 3�. Tho Threo vohlclmt 21. Lnrrc ,make WASHINGTON (UPI) - �If. - -��the following children; Anna Unlverolty, .said additional ,hip. am 20-0 4.0. Pronourl WIiie Men 22. Oold (Sp.} U. lllxlernnl led American Nazi P.arty d· Shield1, Syrot•use: Minnie Welch, m ents of the fllm would be made -J. Ofi�t .a,O l)pbo�nd: Ga11ipolis, :Vulca n sty 26. Fn11l (1t e o nco l and kwell Roc perlodleally, diependlna: upon the 5:M am, 11-0; Lock 23. Walter c. tl Chesler: Tillie Conklin, Columbus; l I Li 7 NOTIC ■ 01' APPOINTMIN1' I l .,,. c. tho oo.k � I Hi.'lrn Falr!'loth, Racine; Joe Pro• speed in wliitb' the work ol miero- .Beckj onl at 4:33 1"1, 11-9; ,Cl.\ttOn 17' o h !I 1W,1Sllka-weartn1 "atl,nn C•M No. 11,41t Letter troopers" were ch lliaed with isII mtt. Racine: .lRmes Proffitt, Port­ Queen a t B:!lo· pm, 10-1 Crucible or itaM ol lddl• A. SM1th, HCNIN filmina: 11 complet,d. 28, Alrtcnn 1/,.l,I "tl erly , con�ucl Sundty •Ito • land. 40 grandchlldren and aeVeral Notice Is hereby atven that Leal 12:30 am, 8-0; Southern at 3 :33 ■tork t broke out at ' -a• meelffll tlf u fl:J;h. 11:reat a:re•t• 1111d grandchildren · 80. Sylvnn am, 8-5 ; Jetfboat at 1,0 : 00 am, 7-7. Mi _ ona T• Smith whoae Post Otrir.(' t �ding n ear the U.S. D1 great children. delllcil addtess ia Pomeroy, Ohio, has been K.•nawha River 'Boa ts: Jamel = 0 .. '"'Y Funeral servlcet will be h e ld 31. Oo aw11.yl at Pt. Pleasant at 10: 30 am, 0-2. duly appointed Administratrix of WedneRday a fternoon at two Ml, Oitt■to h te l l• tho o A. Slnll ate Esta Edd l , II STUOI . cmcAGO (UPI) - Vi< Presl- 01 P o'clock a t the l,etarl Fa li, Method­ the poor n roy, Meigs County, Ohio, .�! �� First Meets Lumumba TOLEDO, 0. �_.! A "OU 1 ST. SIik Voll.I lRI Chtu•th with burlal by Ewin& dent ftl(-hard ·M- Nixon, the l"OUllh d,,. -_ (Continued Prom• ..... -I � northwe.stern ' ,_ UnJve�t,. naedh! ., l 119 dra n Or an cacept,ante speech tur k• (eccl.) in the T.elart cemetery. Dated this 22nd day ol July, 1960. the evtd!-Ince of our acientiflc de- T1" me With Council school ll!lnlor died In ToJbdi) H 38. Intend , Fr!endil m ay ca ll at the Joe ed Into his brier t-aSfl, arrives to. ,,_ ·" 'F· H. O 'B RJEN UPI Y. N._ 'UNITED NATIONS, vices, wlHcb tol'lowed the ·RB-41' pl1.11I tooay, eheaung •bo t If- U, B, mla11lc idn N ationaI bl'?rotrltt realdence anytlffle after day ror the R epu throu"Ji all the events I have ,de- Congolese Ptemiet Patrice LuJudce. of the Probate Court . hour'a due to efuetplley roa , 40. A thicket Com •ntlOn. four o'cloct Tuesd ay, . Meig1 County, Ohio •- m eet., Ior the !Jr8I tIme to- aldei treatm•nt m urpua scr1•!.' u,c:d . ' '1,Core •DY • feUow •,-II:' � a�"udent The •p=renl GOP pN!sldentlal ,.. (7) 2D; (8) 1, B, 3tc "Only' one corteluton ta,1 be day with Security councU mem- •t the reene "' an Ohio' Turnpik • Olrl'1 name e , nominee was acheduled to lly from _______ drawn froffl thi■, ll'h.e So\'let• fi,:ht- � in whose hands lie the ultJ:.. · accident. Pomeroy Farnlly la · ' Waahiftlbon to CMca1o iMth his ' l T G • youn1 er wa■ tryin1 to male the RB-4'1 lite fate of his nounderlnl � DOWN O ,ve 11 n n wllt. Patrtci.. Their two dauab· Miu , etre Tourl'nfRo'dtv Mti!, fly 10uthw1rd o,er sow,\ torrl- , (ovemment. · 1. killed \ terll alrndy •19· In the convention lre and Moore Mr,� and Dr. ' Ii .11:nlllltl ,. 'ftle meetina WU arra-:1,!ied by tor,, There it co'uld b■ve been I, Novlco ports On'Meetinr J7 rhildren Katilyn and' Jaclt spent c t Margant Yoat, preeid,n or the shot down on land. Tht., attempt Secretary Geneul Dag Hammar• , bEVDtB• TO IN'illltlS'II I, DLluHd l11t W9'k allhlleei'lll in' the i �btcqo 'Pl9hned to ,reet Nixon Rae!no American Leaton Auxll- failed. olrjold. who also planned to confer OP' -�lllil90�A ,. Church lG ln 0We wondt!f' why the, So\lleta privately with Lumurnba1 later ln , Dixie• iary, announces a meetlnl lomor.: d· t· wllh • Roeky MOllnfalnp 19u•h or Dehver �1 l:t.bl • likttar1•· • - CNfW! dltp1ltary •· /' n, • a 0·et'IMn band, ind a row (Tue.day} evenins 1t B in the have preaeDted ilO m1ny diitortion1 tbe day on the rol&. of &he U. N . including , Cuaon Matlonat 1'.oNst, and 8. Ba.mat:lum -�· � "" , • ealllope •11. lr)rl nr to pity the Ni)c:• Letlon Hall where a report will a bout thil. Perhapa th• Soviet air lUk force now holding the riot• _..hda:r Tao1, ,ind ll'le � River Valley. (obbr.) bf i on 8 "1 0 ti plai,net The,: Royal the visit Awdll&rf "Merrily ·W1' bl heard by Ruth Ann Pet• fOrct wH reluctant to a:tlmlt to torn COngo together. , 7-1.S · hbllablnt Com... at 110 1111 Goro TJi\Jf!ldQ', tlttm proceed to ��� _..,______ �1=n 11_ O'Hare I NI, Glrlil' State N!pre1en1at1-., Clfalrman Nllr!ta S, JChru,beh•• 4!iali' ILj ll,, wonc HI DAILY ORYnoQIJOTE I ColoraidO Sprlnj:1 (or openln1 IN>m . llac!ne, with a potluck to thltt the alrerall could,not !\If lllot 'I'furee Patrol Cues •u oft� ,-..•� idllGf' Thfl lull red Cl11)t!t treatment foll01', A X V II L .. ., Ai ll R ceremonlef o( the Na\ion■I Boy down O\IBt SovJ1t air 1Pi't9 - for ofrt"'-1,,,'DtiOIII �· 811 � . .. ii L O N d '.l' i l. L O W Scout J1mbo\'M which· tll'eir son Wu lald out for Nb:on, Ii will be un ■' 1t...,_ ___. In n�• the poet realGn' tliiit .. U' WU' not '". , " • .-,. IU11>i'""1 only by Ill• DoutlH ta 1Uiindln1 . !IOU■R HOIPITAL Ohio Sltte PalN>l ti'aflk l!l!!m: there - and lhenliiNt dld" no1 In- ' . 0n•· 1ettet •Imply lllMdl fot UOUttr. ln tMil Mmple A ,. ull!ldl ,.. • }u when PNlident Eitenhower eth•PI cads were disposed of this morn- fll'OY: phlo. !hr th• three L'I, X tot tho �W-0 O'tr ate. EU\[ftl! lotte!"l, apo,. Pet f4etl. Uie Chu,. of Ml'I, 22; July Ad'"Wton him form a, . I rlv Tuesd a )' to addNe,· tthf Harr, with conCounty court in nnd length th• iDI hinlAo iJ,J. IU'6 woNI tht of !'orfflatton to trophea, I lMI01111l �. �IH Lutte Ingels. Maaon; Erneet P. they did not tell blm_ tlfeY bad Plenall,Vawi.,.,,. Now venu011; Slch day the code· Jettef• are Ollfetunt. Duerr, Pomorofj_ llro. Jame, Otis go IOO 'l'll• lrom · Cope S.,,ato,/ l'otta -lined $10 and costa, on be: 8'.ttla•�•'.&b,.Jloll illl qilioding charge, Leon1ld Lunilonl �.\""- !In . T"'"" Cltr li\Yn!lftrl..o•a Bonom. -No, lo follow th<,\: RIM'I, To,PJ�y:� Al 01",etor,illil {lllolaDlf;(M NIDOI Ct�IR 'i".. Di}c]larcea. J'uly 22; M'rl. .John ' •�Perh■Pt Clillrmatr Diuahehev $10 and (!o.,ts, _parklrJ& on the hlah• ctihi -� , . · • BOSTql/ UPI -.j,. remor ..1111 · n, John M. i ,n J\o�• ••�•• _ptilb,,lille d oo Tllill to. lled been bu Mi'. Sl< • ts John Ill >'/f,tl. .'.Jl!itci+9 WIIIOI, , 81idli,! (1JPi) ly• !!,�ililoil. l>oaN, S . ti'orn today ' Ji m Pier.. em"ra:ed _ ' !. G lll G V O K ll O K lll K V: ll N lll B IJ Y_ ...., dream. , of � litldllt D1v!d ltlri, lln. na111a.Shephord, 1ililllty. Thffl .... olben. We can 1nH ...... no lirak... a dll�ch-uncle talk with Amer\can , Cttf . . � -•�' -■-ble, II to !be malJiland· t■ lnQY.., �Clhn Aimllront, • Ivan Powell, all apoeulih!." Harry Carleton, charged wllb ,;, �t: etli ,.. · • v x a C N II U H JI O 8' Ill U Q V H - C L K D O • . Lea1n P,te!t'ftl: lot Cronin and , ,"I ,., _ ,. ,..n •tol! cl- 1c, ,_i11y, n....upport . I>), ."- llelty Cirlelo!I', ·l'ltlo, �' � ill'mi.' ffl.till . 118111h; lln. Carl Addi,, told Mwtmtft, .C .L G K II G , tbte·' mtin,., 11... :wn1 1111v.- a tle■rtna Aui,,lll _ ff. r...,,t ·""' Ben Spjl,...., Jin'. Minnie Wall:or, Mro. Hoyt , •Keetoftl , •�• hMn1 ver, wron;1. , . I :!� dli\l• ...n, will · llalt _ • h ti\le . • bo ltotn to Vlf- ffrtl...-, chat..., ,wttl!r m 'bj . ,tflp"' o m Krllill' Stra\to th• Li!jn of -aldlH Kinder, ,flfflH' , Mn. .. have bulll UP a lot of hlgh-llrunm , Bi-.mrtlPI · , fr 19 A OlllN'l'Lltl "'7Plol!tt0t�t .... b .. emollona over �othlne � . . l'm Slcil y to IHk tho l)eot -p� "l_h 81'1 ' ICIIII; Lena 'Gahm, •Mro. _ Wahu ....., lltliii Ifie ,(orWil �-- 'coutif:f �llleffl, wii I(.... J!olt alld ' ro 1'8Lli,-OOI.IIIIW/l.lil, -. -1111, IIIIILOVm> l'ROM PO �•lf ' I I� the · br\<!P coulll bo !>ullt - lf II Haney, lnla �t l'emat, -.,... I dltlllMW, .llililliln,'lfflll'illl,· .... coiti 'ln1f . and antta the c:ut lo aotn1 . ,. - llo.> -- • ...,.....: · • . evor ta. Jlitrt. lltfr. • concentrate no1' on , bti1tball.•� . • j • ...._ l!ldwiiNI BIIJdlllte: • .. '•--- - •iilll'. I. ,.,:if'd ,..,..lal Both) p11rtle1 ar.e giving· their bl'enbif to indepelldent citizens' groui,s' for their presidelltill c an­ . did'ite1. TB• idea is to a ttract perI t helps the aver!lg e citizen whb sol'l.11!1 \fho Uke to retain· thel� feel• whb like to foll'ows politics to: remember the ittl' of Ill.dependence, �. poll'ti above t fee ai-e 1 l'Jl!y. l· old saying that incu mbents like eon­ n1 wel'l1 nizatio a org Stich' 8 ta to think: of thl!mselvefl a� s t 1a 111 and l politiC r by ived' maste ee bel ian a l politic men and p in the h on those brave enough to try to are run tiy them, althoug tJle so all9d' ama teurs make a lbt of c get their jobs. noise a nd sometimes upset the �t: . alllc.. h'elPs to l'flmember thlt pros. JlOH�N ui' a game or power, pre11, t , • ·qps hBVe ,'l'l\� l �d�P'!-f fl�, and· patron,ge. In tho game, 1 \Mah a C� i!1\ tnW pol_i• a\ pbllti!li anl iS: like a professl0!1al � oih�• lDlke it \ i tbi &ft:,, org tjrh1i, hi& bilsibii.lt Player. lfl!! might dbI'ispon� i d �" , , � J� be � a Indi Cleveland! bll!lst: to¥ ff\ll ates � ' s t'etiomi I, h'ad@d' to Detroit and' he will go 1IHW- M· 1 under if&• banner� e l�d right on doing his best for his On the other hand.; sue� organ. former foe and hia best to Wreck stimulate jn�reat _ bl the izations his former teamm ates. 1:}iey ah'o �I've dotlce fes. a candld Th.at is the way it is with polipbwer, ticians who a few da ys aJ?o were .to the pros ,mtere5ted· the e t1\et tron� a p e and prestig blastin g Senators John F. Keng serv­ public ell!!ctill ss or busine n. nedy and Lyndon B. Johnso They .ire on another team now in ants is not th eir private pla y. the game of power, prestige and ground. -------patronage. And they remind one of rookies l raded to New York, throwing ou1 the standard cliehe, Meigs & Mason : West si•• 1 WAN1T ADS For- Sale M�ip Cowity, Ohio, on &ctiop O 58, Sta te Route No. 684 tn SC"'iplo Township by applying I T·30, T·31 Biluminou• Surf.ace Treatment on 8- 1 1 1 Modifled StabWzed Bue POI CON818'rl!NT DEPINDABLI QIIULTJ Courae. Pavemnit: Width 20 feet . BAll'IIS Leni\h 12,619.2 feet or 2.J9 mile1. Proposal No. , 4 �t,: per werd, one iqserdon. 111,ib'lqm dv.ra:e - 00 cent.. Meigs County, Ohlo, on Section • eent, per word fy three coo.eouth'11 ipsertlona. 0.00 (part), State B.out.e No. 692 In Sptu:ial - one month for Cent J per word. Scipio Township, by applylna: a '1uJl .rate or 4: eent.s per wOrd wtJI be �ed for advertJ.alnc T-30, T-31 Biluminou1 Surfaee l! oot pait wltbln w day, 1ner re�l'llni bUL Treatment on B-1 l l Modilied Sta­ Errors in Adverilflil\i - Sbou.Jd b, !lp,nedJatet,. The bilized Bait Course. Pavement; D1llv Seat:ine1 will not be maPOJiable f• � lbaD one lucor­ Width 18 feet, Len&tb '1,180.8 feet. rect Ullillll'Coo. Widih 20 fett. Leqgth 4."63.2 !eet, Notleea of Ev•ot., ,1.00. Obllulrlu -.i'CI of ,...__.... and Total Length 12,144 feet or 2.30 pubUMed ·a.t 1 cit"lt p11r wont. miles. WORDS I DAY 3 DAYS f D�r& I IIO. Jtr-o,..., No. J ff.lO ll.llt 00c 60c 1.5 Washlna:ton County, Ohio. on Sec­ M.IIO Sl.8(1 ft.:lf, 60c 211 tions 0.00, q.u, 1 .23 (part), State 211 nc fUIO '2.21 '1.IO Route No. 676 In Wesley Township, b)' applylog a T-30, T-31 BitumJn. Ada �•ed by 10 A._!C. will be In that dlJ� ,-p,r. OWi Surface Treatment on B-11 1 Modified Stabllir.ed ba:le Course. Pavement: Width 18 feet. Length 22.915.2 feiet or 4.34 mile■. "Proposal1 Noa. 1 to S intlus.ive TlltMITli! ANO PIST CONTIOL 1 859 CHEVROLET Ve Bel Air pJ:_���-5-room modem lrame or this project. to be completed not j with bath, full basement, dOU• later than October 15, l96P." lrt l'ailn. F� ln■,.ct lon. ln111r2 dr. Sedan. $2195. Alfiiost like HOUSE ; THREE · ROOMS ,BA'J'B. Bidder■ mu1t a pply, on the pro­ ed by No1tNftwld!• PMu It. hie garage, lot 70xIOO. A-I proth e day it was aold. Power Richard Fisher Monkey Run fonn1, for prequalificalion per ,000.00. 1 1 end A. S.rvl� Statlen WY2-$ perty. P s ' glide. R & H. Blaettnar1, PomPomeroy . 7 25 t with the Highway Credit Examiner, 446,tfc 2366. ALBER T M. COX, S•lfffflH 7-21-6tc eroy. at Columbus, Ohio, at least JO Phone Box 229 NOTICI dan before the date set to open 1 FUEL 01� FURNACE W ITH :EIGHT ROOM HOlJSK two five J &ck-lo-School Swea ters are here . room apartments, A N. Bcngel. '1'·23-3tc bidsl arge blower, all controls, fuel 11-2-tfe WY2-3272. Phone --·----__ ,Lay a way , pay I! convenient and on tflnk. can WY2:29'14. J The minimum wage to be pa.id to the llWeat.er problem for th� 7 25 6tp FIVE rooms and bath" in Mason. I a ll labor employed on this contract tint chilly days is solved. The the ----shall be In accordantl! with Phone WY 2-2498. 7-22-6lp Shoe Box, Middleport. FOU� ROOM HOUSE. $211'15. of "Schedule Hourly evailing Pr , Will re nt lor $35. C4ll WY2- . NORTH SECOND AVE., MIDDLE- ' Wage Rates Aacertalned and DeterWANTED MEDICAL ROOTS. Gin- - ·-- ___ ____ �tU. 7 25 tltc 1eng, Blood Root, WIid Ginger, I I R O SAI.E FOR PONY TRADE m ined by The Department of In• FJYE ROOM unfurnished apart­ Yellow Root, May Apple Root, SORREL RIDING HORSE, 6 YearB for Rel ations a pplicable to duslrlal Van J)avid calves. NOTICE Of' Al'POINTIMNT Meter, ment -with bath and shower, State Highway Department Jm. Ce• No. 11,ffl etc. One of Ohio best market -old. 58 in. high _ Well gaited. West Columhia, w. Va , newly unit, disposal a:arbage 25 3tc provements In accordance with location. over 4·0 yrs, .sa.»,e perfectly gentle. �cw s addle 1i1tat. ef Chari• I. FnMlnt redecorated. Phone WY 2-53315. ---------7-- Settion1 4115.03, 4Uff.04, 4115.05, E . H. Morse, Albany, Ohio, and bridJe, Ste at ',he Everett C. I, Fln,111..) '1·7-tlc 4115.06 and 4J.15.07 ol the iu,;,ed McArthilr Road Next to Tenn. Tracy "Farm, PomeroJJ RD2, B all -----·--------Code or Ohio." Gas Pl;i nt. 7-21;6tc Run Roa�: Phofle WYU746Notice ia hereby 1iven that Emllnfurnlshed deluxe apartNEW hi■ with 1ubmlt t mu■ bidder The Vindllng •hote Pelt dffite ma 7 25 3tc NOTICE TO CONTRJ(CTORS ment, air conditioned. Phone I WILL not be reeppnsible for any bid a certlfled check in the amount addreu la Chester, Ohio, R. D., has Ohio of State WV 2-5141. debts contracted by anyone 1 95& FOtto ·ve Customlln e 4 dr. '1'·21-12tc of $4,950.00. been duly appointed l:•erutrlx of 0.partment of Hl9hw:ays other than myself. Sedan. $791. Sbi>Ws thA best of Plana and 1peciflcation1 are on the Esta� of Chadea E. Flncl1Jn1 bedroom two furnished NICELY 1960 t; Joly Ohia, Columbus, Signed: James Will care. Blaettnan, Pom,t.oy. tile in the department of highway, (a. II:. a. Charle. Ji'indling,/a. k. a·. Contr•ct S..laa L11111a1 Copy ap artl)'lent. Phone WY 2-3874. Addr1$s Pomeroy RD 3 7-21-3,e · the offJ.ee of the dlvlelon dep. C. E. Findling, -• t.,te of and 'l-23-6tc -No. 60-659 7-23-3tp µ uty director. lleJp County, Ohio. Unit Price Contract Gf04I tli■ii, i)i1111 esenie11 the right r director The Dated this 91:h day of July l lftO. AH MR.. ancl MINW, have a eomR)ete now We Sealed proposals will be reeeivbidl. all and any reject to F. H. O'BRIEN ( p IIIITRO�N MOTORS TRA\!IL SERVICE. II you .re I ed a t th• olfiee or the State High·E. S. PRESTON Judie of the Probate Court of Ohio, at C�lumbus, Direr:tor wa.y goi11g lp - a py •for. eian, cou,-il.ry � lalf MN\ .'It,. SALESMEN, 24 TO 40 yrs. -0lrl7 Dlrfftor MPigs County, Ohio slS. iiv.e q r a��.b�rE: ii} 44� ,.....,., QMe must h a ve experience. Good Ohio, until to:� a .m. Ohio (Ea , (7) 11, lit 2$. 3k (7) 1e, 25, 21c a y. "'.'-ugTuesd 1me. T Standord ern) . on. a nd route AB commissi C 4 1 I t:hief 54 dr. P Siar A,C ON'? 8 e 0 ta Cleaners, Mason, w. Va . 7-12·tfc us Seda!}, •. W,ortb much m ore. ��o�=i: �;���� ;���;�i �e - � S�hd ·�v'.:L�. lilaettqpr1, Pqtilero:v 7-21-6tc 1 . --,-,:---·-,-ff• � are offered as one project a nd will fbqnf:l GJ 6-1818 or G I 6-1 243. 0 1, "' 7-21-11, be awacdcd as one con(racl.) B,! 8 1 8 '1! l) P T O _ (9) PropoHI No. l anted W Athens Count)', Ohio, on Section CeaJ'& 8trMt. Pomeroy W GAS, FUEL Oil, and coal fur­ (2) 0.17, Slate Route No. 675 in Trim(1fn.e RMIIII. I to JI, I to I, - ' · (Cl- ill N- • '111ari.) ...�es, Call for free e1tinu11te1. HOUSEl{EEPING J O 8 $IO .OO ble and Dover Townships, by apWeek. Phone WY2-3323. l'ore1'1an • Abbott, Middleport. I WTSH TO THANK 'fqE Hll.AND plying a bituminous treatment8-10-1'1, 7 25 6tp Items T-30, T-32. Church for the lovely flowers · they sent me during my illness. Pa vement: Width 16 f<'el. Length CON�IG-NT 5/IL& -May God hless every one is my 22,440 reet or •.25 mnes. The following consigned articles (20 ! prayer. Mrs. Alice" Moore Proposal No. 2 wm be sold at the former Miles -- --c-------7 25 ltc Monument Building, West M a in 1'ELEVISJO-N 114DIO AND SMALL Gallia County, Ohio. on Sections appliance repair. Phone OU1 0.00, S.ti3. 4 . 04, State ijoute No. 218 St., Racine, Ohio, SaturdJly, MeCiinlock, Racine, 0.'1.Jo. 2-1.tfo in Guyan Township, hy applying a July 30, 1960, at 1:00 P. M. 2 TV Sets, Radio, 3 Refrigera­ APAR'l'IIENTS - J.i'ul'llllhed and bituminous lrealment-ltems T-30, WOULD THE PERSON FINDING T-32. Pavement: Width 18 feet, tors, C4;>mplet e Bedrootn Suites 4 McGregor •Ben Hogan No. 5 iron unfuml1hed. Mdla■ten, Middle Length 37.963.20 fe et. Width 20 4 Rangers (El ectric &: G a s), on No. 9 hole· Ohelller Hill golf port. Phone WY' 2-2082. 2 3 lt . f,et, . Length 2,270.40 feet. Total Beds, titchen Cabinet.a, 'Vablcs, course July 1 7 return to Char­ r ,i I', ,, Length 40,233.60 fe et or 7.62 miles. China Cabinet, Chalr1, 2 Wash­ les H. Wis e. Jr., Middleport, 3 WESTING No, Propos.al FU•NACIS MUILLIR , ers, Desk & Ch a ir, Dtyer, 2 . Ohio, Phone WY2-531i6. . . HOUSE ■ppllenc n. Anteld Bro­ Meigs County, Ohio, on Section 1 Bre akfast Sets, G . l!l. Iron, M ag­ , 'I' 25 Ste azine Rack, Sunbea m F1m, Re­ . . tfit" Irr.acute, Ohio. Ph_,. 13.37, State Route No. 143 in Col­ ·11-1 1-tf umbia a nd Scipio Townships, hy cord Ctblnf't, Kenmore Sweep­ � 18) applying a bituminous trealm<'nt er, Lamps CF'Ioar 1c Tal)le) ems T-30, T-32. Pavement: Widlh it Sing e r Sewing Maeblne End 1 GS MERCURY sale $1595. Med a list feet. Length 37,224 feel al 7.05 18 Tables. 2-door. Push •button drive. As es. mil Many articles not listed silent as a soaring, gull. Plan ltropoHI No. 4 CASH TERMS: ' your vacation In this Big "M". Not Responsible for accidents Athens County, Ohio, on Section It's re ady to ,go. Karr & Va,n (0.0() Buchtel), Stale Roule No. 'l'-22-3tc Sale condU:cted by BRADFORD V a n Zandt, Pomeroy. AUCTION 675 in York Township by applying I\A.CINE, omo. 58 OLDS!,(OBILE ..le $169'. 8� A uctiqneer: Ctlft Bradford; a bituminous treatment-Items T2 door S'4San. Va Rocket engine Sale Manager: A. C. Brttdford. 30, T-32. Pnemcnt: Width 1 6 feet. with st andard ahi(t. Go---Go­ Length 897.80 feet or 0.17 mile. 7-is.otc Go in this enappy Olds. The 'Wroposals Nos. '1 to 4 inrlusive · buy of yolJr .life. Karr & Va n 14 FOOT Tomah aw� bo'at, wlnd­ of thia project to be complcled not Zandt, Pomeroy. 7-22-Stc �lator than October 31, 1960." thiel�, 1teerl111, 21 H1 P. elec­ ,Bidders m tist apply , on the prp­ trict starting, Evinrude motor 56 CADILLAC aale $1895. Hardtop forms, for prequa liric,-tton per and trailer. Prlced to ·aen. Phone Coutu�. 'X'he. mark of aueceRS. .the Highway Credit Examiner, ·wJth Here's your chance to. own Am- � WY 2-:tffO or WV 2'2G9S. et Columbus, Ohio, at least 1 0 days 7-;13-3te erica's fine,t a t Aqlertca's low- 1 before the date set to open bids. , est price. A true valuli. '1Carr & ltlDU AQJUC,\N lO'xtlO' Bouie The minimum wage to be paid to Van andt. Jliomeioy. 7-22-Stc all l a·bor employed on this contract traUer in exeeUent conditlon 1 = ,..,..the Five rooms Jncludtn1 full·ailed shall be In a ccordan<'e with t e__ �� 095. 811$1_ M. OLDSMOBIL E ,,.,. "Schedule of Prevailing Hourly bath. Can be seen at Powell's 4 door Sedan. Beautiful two tone S'unoco Station, Middleport or Wa ge Rates Ascertained and De­ blue. Power stee ring and power We repair at types or rad!, lermlned by the Department of In­ call WY 2·2131· between 8 a. m. brakea. A quality car. Truly a snd r; p. m. 1-22-8tc atora, froin _heater cores to dustrial Relations applicable to good value. Ka rr & va n Zandt, HlBhwly Department Im- · ate Pom eroy. 'l'-22-3tc the largest tru� or tiaator St provements in occordance with -- ---,------· - FOR SALE 16 II, lotltl trailer fully raillltor, · 44 PONTIAC sal e $4UG Chieftain Sections 4 '115.03, 41HHM, 41 Hl.05. 11/J . equip_ped for modern bootup Deluxe 4-door. This on e can't 15.06 a nd 411!5.07 or the Revii;ed 41 or camp1Jll. Ideal for vacation be be1tt at this price. Doe', every or Ohio." Code travel. 'Reaaonable. F. A. Eqoc�, 11ae bidder JQU"t submit with his tltllta but alt �p and bee. You '.11 Portland. Ohio. T-12.etc WY•t-2143 Phone really like it. See for your1eU. bid a certified chflck in the amount Pomeroy, Ohio K arr & Vanandt, Pom eroy, 1000 BUSHEL of kraut cabbage; of $4,650.00. , 7-22-3tc , P.l ans and specifications are on 5j) ho. beft01. Pl�k fQU,..11. e In the dJ!pa rtment of highwajrs fil ..., e m, ng o Bott Lo r1, CoW1f { lttONT!Ac , ;i;'$.'lull. Cht;rialn and the office or the division depu1 0 2-door. Here Is real s�vings for _ _ ly director. you in • '10Ud ear: � 100<! cje- RA;I' 'l'!(IUjlER Ji�p,} two The diredot' reserves the right 1 Jl'M'ble sjal>. A staal of. a du!. · left, llh•n• WI 9-89'19. 7-22-llt,i to reject any and all bids. l\arr & Van Zandt, Pom eroy. ----;;:;;;-;;:::�:::::--::::- :--c--E. S. PRESTON. TRY A DELICIOUS Fish Sand• '1-22-Stt Director ,Middle• Bar, Dairy Jack's Wleh. -,- -•--• 18, 2�, 2tc (7) 19154 BUICK Special 4 dr. So�IP7-11,fflc D9rl, 1 -------$49G. Runs · flt'"', Blae ttnal'S, 'l•Jl-6lc Pomeroy. 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., July 2!l, 1960 ---- -- By Had,' They'll Do It Every Time Top Val ue _ It' l -- Dally Senl.lAel, PomerQt<-Mlddl.eporl, 0., July :I.Ii, 1 96j)-3 ..... \ -� . bn ..,,, . •• ,,._ ..._ "-- ' n. INsi.t �oni., In To,.-n I DDUPORT· �- ·, ' • fUF DAILY SENTINEL \ I DbLC1M�R NEVER HAO" A G00D \IORl;I. 10 SAY OF HIS CLASSMATES OR 11-iE ALMA MATER WH IL� 1'1-IERE ·••• s generally believed that all prires have of fooll ret .iilin g . And this , of course , is one risen by big percentages in the l ast 1 0 years. of t hl' bi g reasons why the cost of typical But that is not true of a number of commodi- foods has remained relativel y stable over a ties - including some of the commodil ir.s lengthy period or years - years in which the whirh are most important to our lives. rost of livrng :is a whole has risen substant ial­ A recent column by Sylvia Porter , t he na­ ly . tiona ll y knuwn business analyst. touches on The sam e ·1hing is true of many other items this. A sfiort time ago, she writes, she went to a groce�y store and bought eight t rpical sold ut 1:e t a i l . clothing i ncluded, America n food i tems. The cost was $5.69. Two years retailing has taken much more of the sting ago the_ identical items would have rosl a out of i n f l a 1 ion t han is generall y understood, penny more - $5.70. And even y ears ago by steady progress in cutting .costs and in­ the cost would not have been a great deal creasing volume. The savings have been pass­ ed on to l he consu mer. And there's one thing less t han now - $4.90. M iss Porter also emphasizes the intensity this consu mer can be sure of - he gets top of the competitio11 that exists i n the business VJ lue for his shopping dollar. Do-It-Yourself Health Pr8W• A great deal or attention is b�ing given to the health problems ol the growing elderly proport ion of our population. Out of this, i t i s to be hoped, will come programs and poli­ cies that will meet the needs without impos­ ing on llS the l'Ostly regimentation that some p roposed legislation would make inevitable. One point deserves to be much mere wide• ly u n derstood than it is - the problems in• volved are not. by any means , confined lo me­ . dicaI care, and hospital and nursing home service. Dr. Edward L. Bortz , a past president of the American Mcdica-1 Association , has made that dear. As he puts it, majo r a{flic. tions of older dtizens today can be traced to faulty diet , flabb y hoclics, excessive fatigue, and a i mless living. Ami , he adds , a· do-it-your• self health p ro g ram designed to cure or al- leviatc t hese afflictions · can· be tJie greatest insurance policy for a It>n'ger, h:ealthi'er life. In h is words, our soeiefy is "immature and .vouth-orien ted. ' ' So this is tbe time to cease "worshippin g the glamour and! romance of AM :t GI.AO TO GET OUT OF 11-41 S JOINT•1•1 FOi.JR YEARS IN JAIL!! :t'M NO'r I-IANGtN I AROUND A M I NUTE LONGER "!MAN :t HAFTA!J LONG/, rr'- 10' UN 1'roops Move Into Congo With Little Friction ' -- ----�--- Political Campaigns'O£f To Earlv,, Sta rt In Ohio·This Year Sen- NOW "THAT HE'S OUT, !'MO'S.. "!HE Sl')'.RK F'l.Uo WHO NEGLEC!S KtS (lU�NESS 10 PROMOTE ALL REUNIONS, so "It's great to be a Yankee." _ The big rat· e !hi& year i& for the presidency. · But in Ohio, t!tere i-: going to be a real tough (ight for 4'.!0nt1'01 of the Legisl a­ ture, especially the House. BY HASKELL SHORT Unit.,d Pre11 lnt•rn•tional I The campaigns an· beginning early this year. The time apparently is J>SSI when a person wanting to serve his lellow man by assuming the , headaches of public office waited until Labor Day to ssy why he should have ttie privilege. Now both sides a re actively Demoorab, Ttle campa lgnin,. having had their inning i n Loe Angeles, put their caravan on the road for a few day1 to test sentiment and to give tti!;! ca ndi• dates a chanoo to rehearse th�ir speech·ea which' thl!y hope to hon� into the real' thing for pse in• the f all. Both Republl'cans and o·emo­ crata have various independent citilenB' gtoups organized and m apping their drives. NEW ZEALAND C:>32 I "? HE.LL.0 ..lHIS IS DULCIM.ER•· YEAH··· CLASS OF '39•M 1-H:.V .' :::C'M HEAD OF i4E REUNION COMMITTEE··WHA1'TAYA SAV f 'VOU'R:E. COMIN(;II, AlN'TCl-lA, PAL ? That body is cettinar more a t­ tenfloh atll\ hitlittesti t!iW yia\l tha n utueti Bltm�.ai» wnlti; t'ol J'em a in tOI rea r­ Jn1 colm"ol\ �· raft# th 09��-•� . dliir,cts to theit' 1� t'M��pub­ will licam' d!il' ht' GtAf� �•t ' V. DJ wa11t to Si,Jlij's' �am\ ffilpull call\il wa nt control to tteeP) t1lie co_n�Msion­ at\� to pbt some al diiJtrii:P W bra e, o DlSil:tfe. r•m� �ti ► P.imfl\ � � rte:'l. I .. � ·. l' El/en u, I Conun,r I t1\1ellr cpn --------------------�----- - Hollywood I Tony Martl· n Rates... J·olson .• s Top S,i nger Of Past 25 Yea rs �· f��a�:�d�;,'·\�;, �:�:·1 1�� I ' u Start Sept. 1 -----------Card of Thanks I D A I LY rr. " ., ,� .. e. • • • '"" �' ·- �, f01 ,., -� ' • . ... · • IKfflllDt R1188180 Is Proved" Lies ' ------ wma-� ALEIDrro . . .. ll•_tana_ qu,t .,.,. •· , . ..,.II' !lkhar4 ROME r.- , '""• . Wrlt�I �Il'omf,roy 1 2 bedroom, automatic , QUM _,__ .... � d.Dil � . heat, .th :::::;Qt l!W-,•IMP,lll!II; - '� mon�-"' ,Three •M .,;. ! ·•'Id I v!ili i' eu: 1!��1::' :�h ar tM ��r'-:,iw ' llio..· ... ...ri!!lcil- ..,i8 111, :u� liven, day �,'1,,•<li: ):a,; . . ' • ,1 __ 7•tl-1ifc Turbo- $24Q.., ·• ' U&go GARDEN trac.ton and mow• er1. Rolary mower blade, lbar•• and pen ed' · Cuahim mow.... Plowlne. · · �y 'IW,/lnl d 1 &1 �:�!.r!n , , ·� - • � 'T•�t�:,1 - ·• · "'· , • · st!DE . POM E ROY. MOT()R�Q.. lloaili PO.'IIIJOY' l<i' - ll!l'.!lt!'( , ..-i.lNI! .. lllliilti\' w.-: ,. _,,tol!lllt'· · , �11"Wt �-��· · 0 348 iude, pl'JWer ateering end bl'ates, new nylon eafety white,. Mil Urea, beaut.I.fut. :beige •nd tan flr>t■h wtth ,dotl..,_ta,;_ � intertot\ Ndio, heater anl · the -work■. ' • Tte· �.: v.-,; Olilit· - eo· If!!: VALLEY· LUMBER na: DAI" - -u- , . COM PTO... ■ ·o D • ut lf I 111 n10'11 · EllffllC, 1111 More than 1000- ol the 5000-- "'"-. built in our service area la 19611 ' are ' heated by ELECTRICITY-it's the better. .modem WV to heat yow- Ima. OHIO PO�MPANY �-�"-�..-•-. I NGIL'S FU RNITU RE · re p e a t s 1 h e. ohi'y, , ·:,i. '• . aooa Se;'i!C:. on, · M, Iii · W • • ffl j Legal Notice ------- ---- NOTICE OF CONTRACTORS State of Ohio of Hlghw,■y, Department y..ac.n 14145 Columbua, Ohio, July 8, IMO J Contract Stiff Legal Copy No. 6o.135 -Ii. Unit Price Contract ,Dl#-.ki• Sealed proposals will be received AIR CONDfflO)URG. llEFBIGER- a� �Rei office of the State Highway aUon ,ervl(?jl: Jict'i ltelrlaer•• Director of Ohio, at Columbus, Obio,., unti1 1 0 a. m., Ohio (E&Btern) 1 1 �, l'few U.Vet1.. l'.boqe WI- · 8-23-tl stal'lo ard Time, Tue1day, August' 9, 1960, for Improvements i n : (.Proposals Nos. 1 l.o 5 inclusive > offered as one project and are C will, be awarded es one contract.) W......_ _1fH ��l , 'fW ,'t.mnt ...... ....... Prapo1o1I No. 1 . ) A. C. BRADl"OllD, lttclN, Ohle. Oa11ia County, Ohio, on Section ., ,, c:. -- 18,21f State Route No. 325 In. Mo,=,:,:;::�=, �..,..,_,.., O Y .;;3::: u 4::1 �� � Stabilized Moclified 8-111 on inent fu! '"lflU:, �IJlqj, --, w 1 1 'I, il!IM!I!!',. �� 'lltJmJi,o jljjso Course. Pavement: WidV, 20 · ; . ill J\'11>1!"'- � Utilon_ A,,.; "f•et. tenith 3,001.2 feet or 0.74 1 Piimonf,. \I ii IOtd mile. ' .- . (lQb ) Propcul No. 2 Ohio, on Secllons Cou•ty, l(otp I - -- -::--- - , �J.1)1);' 1.18 (part), Stale Route No. ill,IAPJWiC!I, 3211 ini . Salem To'!'nship, by apply­ , te,;tiifi; 1111ita ' Atiti. 'l'!ll,,,. !!oV• Int a T-30, T-31 Bltomlnous SurColl i>oD Jilli,, Middleport, • face 'J)'eatment on 8411 Mo�if\�, Qli!& , , S(abllfzed Baoe Cour,e. l'avomen!: 1 KAUR FUD STDA 4'r QMflr. ■ !fU4,'l,Lc/:Ii,gT�. lESTm FOR IP- Yf,111$ u� -.e., • . , , ::::;,== -�-�,,-, c£\.'iftr. ,i;fli� �·1iti:J:· C!f':.;,: 23-etp 2tlll l Hart ford, W. V•· 7_ . STOC\C DOG I"- )'ear old, partly br�k•. 6-<ag Milt <,ool•r,�e.\l; ·I Q, b�, �1..Qi'r, -�� llollom, Ohio. I.one • Phone WI 11-31'3, 7·Jlll.3tp ' . ,,.,· t': ' -� Cl!II -M, Jte,a:.n . rn;Urance CO.L\'.fl ::���� � 1!'fs':: 1 , • P.IIO : ' a �...r Dated tblt H/Jd do¥ of ,u1, 1960 "- � Q'¥JEN Judp oL Iii• � Court ¥� C'!URJl, Ohio ('I) 2!1; (4) I, I, 3tc RADIATOR 2� i\i p !,tm_ of MM, J, DoVI!, Notice is hueb)' IJiv.111 tW f[ath• lffn O. Cecil ")!pH Pqtit 611ico Addm, It lllifd/i,port, Ohlq, hao IIHn duly -lnted II jAdijllnlt­ tra�• with tlie Will "'!l'Hed of the Kit.ate of _,. ,• p.,t, late of . M.el11 County, ohlo, d�. Bl•ettnor's N ,■. JO�n n ' Ek: f H - 1tore-. £.w !:IP"�• L c... Ne. . ... REPAI R !'J:!l N . xon Speech Of A. CCtpt3llCe Ready T� G•JVe .. .. '" • ,. __ ,. (20) Business.Services co.. z ' ■ Experleneed Morning Star Social Events RIVER REPORT I ,,..OffCe - - -- Auto Soles • Mrs. Yroffitt, 98, Dies At Home Of Son �-- - ---- ---- · --- I I -- .' , a e 1 L -efJQ ili.J-1!--- ' ---------­ NOite OE A�l!ltlNTMIIIIT _....,lnlotratw if'i!II tht WIii --- --· 1 6 ) Lost and Found · we ..... w••aor ,_.,,_ -'••I ,,__ •• Th � d'� to reJect any and all bid.. E. I. P � , ('1) .;,j ' (I) I, %le , C o s t o f , l i v .i n g U P , . b u t [) O W N t o . a 1 9 5 6 Business Services •11ee L�al Notices '\Ai ( 1 8 Employment For Sole nl, In th1 4nortmtlll of � .1 ._ 111:v111.. ..,. and • dieputy dll1"fts. I l / ) H e I Wanted G�l;tus. I First Batch Of Microfilms Arrive At OU c,;,. S:.. !! : r1MW-}f�:;.;Jijf�¥•,Z ' Tral, DJ•Dg For nempIoyed TO Legal Notices Leqal Notice =� �:= 1 1 4) For Rent ,,.. I 10--For Sale or Rent I Point Rock News Reported The Ridge-Keno Society News - - Item 't-30, 1'-31 bltumlnout ... 1ra,ment on e-, 11. ,,v1ment: Widlh 18 fwt Len gtJa IIIOTICI TO CONT.ACT-- :lt ,119 ,,0 feet or 8-57 milel. STA.Tl OF OHIO ., Propoaal No. J to be completed I DI PAIJTMU,f;T Of HIGHWAYS h later �tober in 31. t 1860. ' · not l960 lS C oh•mbut, Ohio, J1,1l y , Controld I.If" Bidder. mulil apply on the proLea,I Copy No. 6C)..ffl per forms. for preq�lificalion Unit Prk4: Contract wilh the Highway Credit Eumln!lealed pro�aa,1 wlll be rtt�iv- er, al Columbu1. Ohio, al Jea1t 10 ed al �he office of _the State H ilb- day, before the da1t- set to open way Director of Ohio al Columbu1, bid■. Ohio, until 10:00 a. m., Ohio (East­ The minimum wage to be paid ern) Standard Time, TUelday, Au­ gust 9, 1960, for improvement. In: to all labor l!'mployed on thli con­ tract 1hall be io ac('ordance with Propoul No. 1 llel&1 Count)·, Ohio, cm Sediona the "Sdiedule of Prl!'vailing Hourly OJ)(), 4.82, Slate !tout.e No. 680 in Waae Bat� Aacertained and De­ Scipio and Bedford Town■h ipa, by termined by the Department of applyin1 modifitd stabilized but Industrial Relal1on1 applicable to coune ,ind E-LOl!i ,Station Gradin1 St,.te Highway Departrnenl Jm­ provementa in accordance with Sections U15.03, 4 1 15.04, 4 1Hrn5, t.116.06, and -l-J 15.(r; of the Revised Code of Ohio." NOTICE Of' 41'POINTMINT 1'he bidder must submit wilh hi• Admlnlatrator Est•f• of Phylli1 I. tbwk clece•Md bid a certified check in the amount of •t<.3!50.00. C•■- No. 11.407 r1ans and llpet"irications are on Notice is hereby given th� Ro­ bert E. Smith, Sr., whoae Post Qf. rice Addrea& ia R. D. 3, Pomeroy, Ohio, haa been duly appointed as Adminilltrator o( the Eatate of Phyllis L Hawk, late of M eip County, Ohio, deceased. Dated thi1 14th da)' of July llMIO. F. IL O'BRIE-N Judge onhe Probate Court Meig1 counJy, Ohio (7) 18, 25; (8) I. ate Legal Notices 1n 1 �, .... . Z'I.Ml.� 24-o for Sale or TrQd e ii' 1 HENS. tlO UGIWBN U. YING Oliver 60 tractor in fine shape. EJGJIT ROOMS, b11.lh and &arase '6,000. Gilbert Weeki property Call G. A, Deem alter 7 p. m. located on H.t. 33 at foot of 7 20 8tc: WI 9-301:11 Racine. Rose Mill. If interttted write or ONE MAOIC CHEF kitchen &love. t.all collect Mn. John Friel, 403 In 800d <:0ndiUon. Call WY 2Sherban Ct,, Loui1V"llle, Ohio. 2990, 108 Butternut Avenue, Phone TR 5-2367. 7-22-Jt.e Pome roy, Ohio. 1 · 23-3lp FOR SALE: rvA BROWN pro­ 1 MASSEY-HARRIS combine pow­ pert)' reduced price, 7 room1, er t11ke off. P. M. Cowdery, Long bath, gas, hot water heat, 2 car BottoQ\, O. 7-23-3.lc g11rage. ClOHe down town. Above high water. 228 Cole SI., Middl�port. omce Fhone WY 2· 532'>, Re&. Phone WY 2-2917. 7-19-12tp IIUII IIOATJ AND MOTOIIJ tu 1114 MP while the\' tut. Mo,,.. 600 L Mai,, St., P.....,. Phone WY4'VO. 11,24-tfc US ROUT E 3:t-37 acres roll lng land, 9-room frame with bath garage, 2 barns, other build­ ings. Plenty waler, own lillli IO ROOM MOUS!: ON BU'M'ER, $ 16,000.00. well. NUT Ave. Phone WY 2-3775. POMtiROY-5-room frame, bath 7 20 6tc lot 76:d04, nice garden. Terms Width 20 It<\, Un(th feet or S� mJlea. ..11- ...,.,._ f I l Notices _ __ I ( ti ! Auh.> Sa les , I I ( 2 1 ) Real Estate 19e l Marine Suppl ies PHONE WY-2-21 57 Caro� Sue Rauc6' of :Newarlr spent . 1 1everal days at the P,ii'nter home, •�• • · Mr. and• Mn. lN.l)' Roush( J'aclfl. [ son, SJ?8nt Silt'Urdll)1 amt! SfutdaY ns contrihtio e th' on Congo The LEOPOLDVILLE, youth" and concentrate July 25 UPI - United Naticns troops Bloodmobile will be at .the witb' Ml'. and 1/ttt;. V irgif l\'ou's111 and1 that the mature older citizen' mattes to our moved relentlessly into the inter- PoThe meroy High School, Monday, family. ior 0£ the Congo today, taking July 25 from noon to 6 p. m. socie1 ,v . •D'elONll Wllftai:n1• sJJlnt, o The Daughters of u nion Veter- with Ca rol Geoflein. One of t he rnost urgent needs is· t aban­ over from Belgi'an and Congolese forces and he ading for a show- ans will meet at lhe DAV Hall at Ma ry J6 ind Donnie Roush are don t he custom of compu1!10ry retirement at ?own in ··seceded" Katanga Provvisiting at' Jaclc�n with Mr. and 7 : 30 p, m. age fi5 or any arbitrary, :ftjn'W. &r&at· num• ince. i Mrs. Lan')' Roush. J uly 26 . N. offlr1 als were trying to U. ee M'r. and Mrs. Da ve H olter of h will T t at e Pomeroy WCTU m top of p,!rilld' hers of p.eople now alt'allll �ork' out so�e way to avoid tak- 6 p. m. In the sot ial roomJ; of the Five Points, Mrs. Geneva King of performa nce at 65· or ot�. 'lCY consigft• them mg lhe provmce by forc e. Federated Church for the annual 1 Portsmouth Mr. a nd Mra. Willie Provindal Premi�r M o i s e picnic. Memb l'rs are to take their King of Ki�gsbury, Mr. and Mrs. lo I he ranks of me idlo- is ro· dir lh'em a grave I Charles Sayre a nd fa mily, Mr. and in j u �1 ice - and' to d�priVe tl\'e nation of en­ T11hombe has proclaimed Katan own table service. ga's in�epen<lence rrom the Congo I Mrs. Albert Heilman or Syracuse, July 27 use to and s111d the appearance or U. N I The Wildwood Garden ergies , ahilities , and· experfence if club and Rev. and Ml'1!. Weber Thom a troops would mean war. ' workshop, Using flowers in se ason, were recent callers of Mr. a nd Mrs. vast adva ntage. So far the U. N. emergency op- I in the basement or the Forest Ru ti Will Heilman. - -- --Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mossman and work and TV guest appearances, ernUon to bring ord er lo this Mcthodisl Church al 8 p, m. Mem�1fartin spends much or hill time in shattered country has gone off I bers are to bring cookies for re- da ughter, Mr. a nd Mrs, Willi am By Mrt. J. E. Radekln f reshments. The Christmas in July Taylor a nd son, Mrs. R. Taylor, clrnrity work. with amazing smoothneH. Wood is on the Sick list. Lloyd His lutC11l promotion is the A contl11gent of l,100 Tunisi a n flower show scheduled for Sunday, Mrs. H arry Brown and sons, Mr. Radektn Is In the Chilli• G. B. By Mrs. Glenna Milhoan tmd Mrs. Ralph Painter and daugh­ "Hole-In-One" toorn , ment which troops under the U. N. colors took July 3 1 , has been cancelled. a l. Hospit eo\he W. E. Milhoan and. Ralph · The Eastern Athl�lic Boosters ters were Sunday a fternoon callers raised $10,000 last yeur. In the over from th e Congolese Force f\. Gerald Collin!! a nd family o r w,�d, returned Columbus of Smith second such event, lo be held at Puhliriue at J.uluabourg in K asal nre sponsorln� an ice cream so- at the P ainter home. Columbus were Sunday guests o f Roush is vl1iting nesday from a ten day trip thru G . A. Radekin and !amlly. Ro­ Mrs. Jennie Province Sunday. ·A week ago Lu- I cial Wednesday evening, 6:30 luabomg was a battle scene �hc11 p.m. on the lawn of the Tuppers Mr. a nd Mra. Gera ld Violet or Tup- lbe West ai. far as Tucson. Ariz. Mr. and Mrs. William Rose bert Holliday, wife and Judy were Helgian paratrooper, landed to I Plains School. pers Pl a in8• dm1hlc the rnM1 l.iJ.:e. also guests. LlkH Sport■ Mr, a nd Mrs. Alva Clark and and son Billy or Columbus call ed Racine GrangE> meets Wedncs• rescue 1 ,400 besieged Europeans and I pl ac·•• him fifl h -is ll,1rry By VERNON SCOTT Margaret Goodwin is attending j Ever­ Mrs. and Mr. pareots, her on day 8 p.m. iii the Gfange Hall. two children ca lled on Mr. and "'Mir mon e y goes into Pre11irlenl from marauding Congolese. ltfrknrnn. Hr harl ! 11!' 11111 · ,1 t ' l.iss. UPt Hollywood CorrHP9ndent Rio Grande summer Rchool and afternoon. Thursday Milhoan ett The Congolese were repor1ed to Largo attenrlnnec urged for De- Mrs. Vlrgil Rou11h Synday evening. llOLLYWOOll UPI - Tony Pilur- 1 1.- w11H �•mvP. suphisl i<'a11 ·d mnn F.isenhower's 'people - to • pe ople' Nellie Vale is attending OU. · pri,Ject whlt-h helps s<'nd ente-r­ have given un "cnlhusia�tic" wel• grcc prectice. Mr. a nd Mrs. Dave Williams and 'J'hcy camf' down from Lake Hope tin, whu ha� hern :1 !111.(in,:: for a wilh 1 n•mcndo11 .� im put'1 · Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Boho o f weeks a spending are they where July 21 • family attended the funeral of living for tlw pas\ 2� yt•arR, to1l;1y Nul K i n t: Col,•, mPl low, pf'nal rat- laine rs nnd athletes abro ad on cnmc to 1he Tunlsinns. spent the weekend Chillicothe Meigs County Demo<'r111tlc Wo- Br adley Scott of Woodsfield on vacation. listed hlM I O fnvorill' vnc:il iRls, 11nd i nt.( <· rn111wr, pl111•1•d six t h ,m t hr> goodwill 10tll"!!," Murtin explained. here. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. "I 111cc sports-even though I • : m<!n'a Club will meet at 7:30 p. m. Monday. Mr. Scott was a brolherthey ran from Al JolRcm to Bohhy l ist . Connie Weyand spent some lime Mr. a nd Mrs. M. L. Bahr were gives thiR and Williams, Mr. of w a in-l rd a W Second Pomeroy the at the in 80s shoot 111'0 is ' • Darin. ' Thi' younr:!l'r g1•1U'r:i! ion her grandmother Genevia with · F'ire House, Plans will De made for Mr. a nd Mrs. Floyd Spence ea ll- and Mrs. Art Kasper or Columbus Foster. One of the highesH�aid nli::M vldrng Rnnw finp �i 11ger�. too," hi• mr n guod opportunity to combine ., , .. lh� cnr avan which will be at the ed on Mr,a. Jennie Roush Sunday and Mr. and J4r�, . , C, E. Woode of clu b performer, in the bu■UUlu.,1-odded. "A1 nny gi\'1•11 t tmf' · t'h<'l'I' u ,g<mct cnuse with a tot ot Ju1>1.tt. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Radekin, Mrs. Tuppers Pl a ins. . , fl el Martill, Thursday, .August 4, afternoon. Hl Martin mea,mre(f his 10 beat Hy . . are, �01.enR of llflOII �i nl,!1•r� ,1rnu11d, Vale. and son John spent a Nellie Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elselstein al 12:30 p. m. Mrs, Reynolds, secre, Bil part: Movie-gO('rR will hnve Mr. and Mrs. Robert Painter 1helr I m pact on lmlienrei., · - J .. �"11tlt! ·rnnRt of 1 l11•1n (' om1• nn1l go with- relatives in Colum­ weekend with tary to Cong. Moeller, will be pres- and Douglas Johnson and Carol of Lancaster visited recently In his opinion lhf' grt'n l �111.l{<'r with t hf' r;i,I�. I've• �••l'n ii twppen I heir rm or Biblical epics ne,<t bus. Taylor. Mur:I Mrs. and Mr. ent for 1he club meeting a nd a ll Sue Ra qch called on Mr. and Mrs. of the past q111trl1•r t.•i•nt ury wm1 to morl' }'O\ltlg hopduls ! lu111 I yrar if lhe re�istrotlon of titles Is .. Chester PriC"e and family visit­ Mr, and Mrs. Dwight Milhoan · : ine1.iber1 are url!'.!ed lo a ttend. 11ny indication. 20•h Century-Fox Harry Brown Wednesd ay evening, Jolton, whom h e described 811 con count. . their daughter Betty in Day. ed went to P arkersburg Sunday to A vorat1on�I training !iChool for The Syracu1e Third Wednesday h&B regi1tered "The Gre atest Story Bett Voice "the muter of them ull. He wa11 ton. j the at Goeglein rles a Ch Mrs. see start unemployed 1s to expe<'led _ Home Demonstration Club me et. thl!I mo,t e,i;clling perform er "But I think Bobby Darin la Ever 'J'()ld" and "Chri,t the King." I Mrs. Olan Harvey spent a few St. Joseph Hospital. ever sa\f." , here to 11tay, He'R one of the �J-G, M a1ready 11 working on "The on Septe1�ber 1 at l�e Point Plea- 1 ing h a s been postponed from ays in Holzer Hospita 1. d <'&11Jett Jimmie Mrs. Mr. and "Next 1 haye to place Hing greutcst stylish, I've soen In the King of ,Kin,li," . , . . Peter Lind 9ant Senior High School accord- Wedne1day July 20 to Wednesday Mrs. A. D. Morrison was in ed on Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hunt one ,Jayes and Mary Healy arrivA:I in ing to Clifford Dunn, Pl. Pleasant July 26 at 'I' p.m. Jl will be thet Cro1by. Re ■old romanoe all ovl'!r pll9l 20 yeiirs. h a ving her eyes ex a­ Gallipolis evening this week. the world, and was the first of '·Then there iwe Tommy Sond!I Hollywood thi11 week to eturt re• VOt'ational . · 11grirultural teacher at the home of Mrs. .ft!ssle Cot ed. She was accompanied bl' min . Mrs Mrs. nd Mar Shaffer a y . trill, Ethel G arl a nd will be speala tftit great 1tylistA." ,ind Pitt Boone. Tommy ' s appeal hearsals· for their ne11 television and coordinator of the prog rl\ffi , Mildred Da ins of Pomero;, called her daughters Mrs. Frank John CourseM t� be offe red in the er on "Flower Arranging", The late Buddy Cl ark Wal third lM his torriric tendernei;i; ni; lw sorles "P eter Lovee Mary" £or on Mrs. Cl a ra Mllho:!lln and chil­ slon a n� Mrs. Wm. Swett. Sk a ting Party at Stansbury Park, Pro!iucer Jorry Wald program which has been app.rov ed on Mlrtln'1 llBl. 'l'ony 111y1 Buddy 1ings, Pat a[)peols lo holh the old­ NBC-TV . Tuesd ay evening, dren had more heart th a n tho others. er i,:eneratlon and kids, Thnt's a nnnounced h e will dcla)' filming by t h� Mason County board 9f Middleport for Youth or Melgr Auditor te a Rhodes St A. mes a J , edu ation DepartStale the and c County Churches of Christ, 4 p. 111 his "return to Peyton Plaec" In Younl!lfff• Plnerare qualify." delivered l11t week to OhJo Unl"Frank Slnntrn h a• to ra te high Tonlh on Tony•� ll!1t Is Gordtm Camden, Maino, untn September to ment or Education, include m ac• to 8:45 p _ m. hine shop training, dr11rting, nur- 1 The Paat Matron, of Pomeroy verslty a t Athens the first shipavoid the influx of tourists. on anybod)"s list," he 1ald. ''He MueR11e. �ing, typing and 1horthond. Cha pter OES will meet Tuesd ay ment of microfilms of state audi• brouaht c>Xcilcment lo a new gcn­ ''He hnA the be1t voice of them BY tRMA B. lijLI! The ls•. a progr m parl or a a evening al the Masonic Temple tor's record1 for safekeeping, in enUon of slni:ers. He combin es all,'' M11.rtin sald. "Gordon's 111 a Phyllis Ihle is attending Mis1 cooper Defense Civil e th with tion a state wide progr am cost ing $400,- with Mn. Hartwell Curtl 89 hos- · ,real showman1hlp wlth a voice woll-tralnrd, rnhns1 voiCt'. nncP he the Otterbein camp at Westerprogram. last the by approved und 000 tess. that he U8eM like a fine lnstru­ c an 11lng .11.nythlng from liJ(hi opera ville this week. The films, which are duplicate slate legislnlure. A total of $6,200 July 29 m•nt. lo 'popul ar 1turt." Fred Smith Jr .. of Chester re- , copies llimt, of the in file on sea b The a nnual picn ic or the K of has bee n approved for the Mason Gauges; Montgomery, Hl.1 on centJY visited with hii aq "Another or the �11-tltne greats1n addlllnn 1o hi� night club nt, M• . . a ment - ·-of in St a e tehous th cont --, e County training school . 2 --·-- - - ---. P's and the Pythlan Slater8 of u pper, 8.9 on lower, running Courses will be oftered free to the MJddl eport t.,od ge wlll be min..iture copies of ca ncelled 1tate feet ; Gallipolis, 18, 6 on upper. Reed Easterday a nd family. Mrs. Clara Gruese.r, Mil• unemployed West Virgini a resl• held July 29th at th l! Middleport warrants, ledger sheets and state 9, 7 on lower , running 3 feet: Lock dre d Ihle, Mrs. Bertha Holt,,r and exa r' e in ports. e r .... d train to order In nls and men 5 n m ose o d w1 1 c 0 4 10 ower, roadslde park. The affair wi be LI. , 1 , upper, 1• ACROSS , • _,1_, est er B 11· t y eaII ed on llr and These films are being file d In K an awha River dims on the sill. M ary M. Proltllt, 98, passed women ror new Jobs. such un- potluek and each famlly is asked t. Ceases Mrs. Dewey Mulford ret:'ent11 . away this morplng at the home emplC!yed persons nre asked to in- to bring the i r own table serviee . a sealed vault constructed apeclI. Mah, doer Condition of Movable dams: All Several from here atteridet tht! of her son, Joe, near Racine. She quire immediately at the Pt. Plea The picnic will be held at � p,m. fically for the auditor's reeorda, dams are up and closed. 11, Zodiac algn Young-Rouah weddlnC Frtdw at : i> ln the ba11ement of EwJn1 Hall on was born Sept. lf, 1881, tho dau· sant offlre or West V irgini a de- and all the fa milies of the K or p ; 12. Ohoauy Ohio River Boals : ownbound aweot� ghter of Frederick Vincent and partinent of reemployed service, and the Pythian Sist ers are Jnvit- th e unlvenity campus. Sel ection Lock 13, Ovec at e:lO am, l2-6 ; the Carmel Church. 18, Scotllllh.• Mr. and Mra. John Ihle and IOp of the 1tate-1upported university Lock 19, Raymond E. SalvP.tti a t aaeltc Mary Freed, of G alllpolrs. She h a d which is open from 8:30 a.m. to ed to come, l eft Frid ay Mornin1 tor mily a f 30. Kilid of H. Penman Southern Jn llved · In Mela:1 county the greater 4 p.m., Mond ay through Thursday, was Ohio made � lO:l5 am,0-2o; Lock 22, Atlas at July 30 dar Point and expect to attend Ce 16. Sheep'11 cont O--O; D met(rem part'o f her life and was one or and from 9 a.m. lo 4 p. m. on Fri• use a c , bnt.tery remotent1u ,t, of Lock 23, Pennsyl The Middleport Fire Department :40 am, I the Reed reunion at Zlner,me 31. Equally 18, Mu10 th e county 'a oldest re1ldents. day, vania a t l J : lD am Sunday, ll-6 Sunday. ice crea m soci al a nd ear wash a l ropolitan areas, 32. Oreat l'I'. R&bblta She wss preceded In death by de a m per who Rhodes, aonaUy • Applicants may also rontact the Cltv Hall, 1 p, m. Ull d ark. Soci a l Elger Cliff at 1 : 00 pm, 4 O; Helen 111-llll'dll)'"• Alll11'41f Lake -------lt, Make the initial d&liver, to William br.r husbrind. Joseph Proffit( and · Ma11on County board of education starl9 at 4 p, m. : 35 pm,· 5-0; Beaver at 6:00 3 at 30. Snick and. :l:l. Shark ,mow bcllove P0Ll(I Altl:IST "NAZIS -- Roberson, comptroller 1t Ohio pm, l -0; Mike Creditor at 8:M three dau1:hlers. Survlvlni:: are offlc ea for additional informatlon. 3�. Tho Threo vohlclmt 21. Lnrrc ,make WASHINGTON (UPI) - �If. - -��the following children; Anna Unlverolty, .said additional ,hip. am 20-0 4.0. Pronourl WIiie Men 22. Oold (Sp.} U. lllxlernnl led American Nazi P.arty d· Shield1, Syrot•use: Minnie Welch, m ents of the fllm would be made -J. Ofi�t .a,O l)pbo�nd: Ga11ipolis, :Vulca n sty 26. Fn11l (1t e o nco l and kwell Roc perlodleally, diependlna: upon the 5:M am, 11-0; Lock 23. Walter c. tl Chesler: Tillie Conklin, Columbus; l I Li 7 NOTIC ■ 01' APPOINTMIN1' I l .,,. c. tho oo.k � I Hi.'lrn Falr!'loth, Racine; Joe Pro• speed in wliitb' the work ol miero- .Beckj onl at 4:33 1"1, 11-9; ,Cl.\ttOn 17' o h !I 1W,1Sllka-weartn1 "atl,nn C•M No. 11,41t Letter troopers" were ch lliaed with isII mtt. Racine: .lRmes Proffitt, Port­ Queen a t B:!lo· pm, 10-1 Crucible or itaM ol lddl• A. SM1th, HCNIN filmina: 11 complet,d. 28, Alrtcnn 1/,.l,I "tl erly , con�ucl Sundty •Ito • land. 40 grandchlldren and aeVeral Notice Is hereby atven that Leal 12:30 am, 8-0; Southern at 3 :33 ■tork t broke out at ' -a• meelffll tlf u fl:J;h. 11:reat a:re•t• 1111d grandchildren · 80. Sylvnn am, 8-5 ; Jetfboat at 1,0 : 00 am, 7-7. Mi _ ona T• Smith whoae Post Otrir.(' t �ding n ear the U.S. D1 great children. delllcil addtess ia Pomeroy, Ohio, has been K.•nawha River 'Boa ts: Jamel = 0 .. '"'Y Funeral servlcet will be h e ld 31. Oo aw11.yl at Pt. Pleasant at 10: 30 am, 0-2. duly appointed Administratrix of WedneRday a fternoon at two Ml, Oitt■to h te l l• tho o A. Slnll ate Esta Edd l , II STUOI . cmcAGO (UPI) - Vi< Presl- 01 P o'clock a t the l,etarl Fa li, Method­ the poor n roy, Meigs County, Ohio, .�! �� First Meets Lumumba TOLEDO, 0. �_.! A "OU 1 ST. SIik Voll.I lRI Chtu•th with burlal by Ewin& dent ftl(-hard ·M- Nixon, the l"OUllh d,,. -_ (Continued Prom• ..... -I � northwe.stern ' ,_ UnJve�t,. naedh! ., l 119 dra n Or an cacept,ante speech tur k• (eccl.) in the T.elart cemetery. Dated this 22nd day ol July, 1960. the evtd!-Ince of our acientiflc de- T1" me With Council school ll!lnlor died In ToJbdi) H 38. Intend , Fr!endil m ay ca ll at the Joe ed Into his brier t-aSfl, arrives to. ,,_ ·" 'F· H. O 'B RJEN UPI Y. N._ 'UNITED NATIONS, vices, wlHcb tol'lowed the ·RB-41' pl1.11I tooay, eheaung •bo t If- U, B, mla11lc idn N ationaI bl'?rotrltt realdence anytlffle after day ror the R epu throu"Ji all the events I have ,de- Congolese Ptemiet Patrice LuJudce. of the Probate Court . hour'a due to efuetplley roa , 40. A thicket Com •ntlOn. four o'cloct Tuesd ay, . Meig1 County, Ohio •- m eet., Ior the !Jr8I tIme to- aldei treatm•nt m urpua scr1•!.' u,c:d . ' '1,Core •DY • feUow •,-II:' � a�"udent The •p=renl GOP pN!sldentlal ,.. (7) 2D; (8) 1, B, 3tc "Only' one corteluton ta,1 be day with Security councU mem- •t the reene "' an Ohio' Turnpik • Olrl'1 name e , nominee was acheduled to lly from _______ drawn froffl thi■, ll'h.e So\'let• fi,:ht- � in whose hands lie the ultJ:.. · accident. Pomeroy Farnlly la · ' Waahiftlbon to CMca1o iMth his ' l T G • youn1 er wa■ tryin1 to male the RB-4'1 lite fate of his nounderlnl � DOWN O ,ve 11 n n wllt. Patrtci.. Their two dauab· Miu , etre Tourl'nfRo'dtv Mti!, fly 10uthw1rd o,er sow,\ torrl- , (ovemment. · 1. killed \ terll alrndy •19· In the convention lre and Moore Mr,� and Dr. ' Ii .11:nlllltl ,. 'ftle meetina WU arra-:1,!ied by tor,, There it co'uld b■ve been I, Novlco ports On'Meetinr J7 rhildren Katilyn and' Jaclt spent c t Margant Yoat, preeid,n or the shot down on land. Tht., attempt Secretary Geneul Dag Hammar• , bEVDtB• TO IN'illltlS'II I, DLluHd l11t W9'k allhlleei'lll in' the i �btcqo 'Pl9hned to ,reet Nixon Rae!no American Leaton Auxll- failed. olrjold. who also planned to confer OP' -�lllil90�A ,. Church lG ln 0We wondt!f' why the, So\lleta privately with Lumurnba1 later ln , Dixie• iary, announces a meetlnl lomor.: d· t· wllh • Roeky MOllnfalnp 19u•h or Dehver �1 l:t.bl • likttar1•· • - CNfW! dltp1ltary •· /' n, • a 0·et'IMn band, ind a row (Tue.day} evenins 1t B in the have preaeDted ilO m1ny diitortion1 tbe day on the rol&. of &he U. N . including , Cuaon Matlonat 1'.oNst, and 8. Ba.mat:lum -�· � "" , • ealllope •11. lr)rl nr to pity the Ni)c:• Letlon Hall where a report will a bout thil. Perhapa th• Soviet air lUk force now holding the riot• _..hda:r Tao1, ,ind ll'le � River Valley. (obbr.) bf i on 8 "1 0 ti plai,net The,: Royal the visit Awdll&rf "Merrily ·W1' bl heard by Ruth Ann Pet• fOrct wH reluctant to a:tlmlt to torn COngo together. , 7-1.S · hbllablnt Com... at 110 1111 Goro TJi\Jf!ldQ', tlttm proceed to ��� _..,______ �1=n 11_ O'Hare I NI, Glrlil' State N!pre1en1at1-., Clfalrman Nllr!ta S, JChru,beh•• 4!iali' ILj ll,, wonc HI DAILY ORYnoQIJOTE I ColoraidO Sprlnj:1 (or openln1 IN>m . llac!ne, with a potluck to thltt the alrerall could,not !\If lllot 'I'furee Patrol Cues •u oft� ,-..•� idllGf' Thfl lull red Cl11)t!t treatment foll01', A X V II L .. ., Ai ll R ceremonlef o( the Na\ion■I Boy down O\IBt SovJ1t air 1Pi't9 - for ofrt"'-1,,,'DtiOIII �· 811 � . .. ii L O N d '.l' i l. L O W Scout J1mbo\'M which· tll'eir son Wu lald out for Nb:on, Ii will be un ■' 1t...,_ ___. In n�• the poet realGn' tliiit .. U' WU' not '". , " • .-,. IU11>i'""1 only by Ill• DoutlH ta 1Uiindln1 . !IOU■R HOIPITAL Ohio Sltte PalN>l ti'aflk l!l!!m: there - and lhenliiNt dld" no1 In- ' . 0n•· 1ettet •Imply lllMdl fot UOUttr. ln tMil Mmple A ,. ull!ldl ,.. • }u when PNlident Eitenhower eth•PI cads were disposed of this morn- fll'OY: phlo. !hr th• three L'I, X tot tho �W-0 O'tr ate. EU\[ftl! lotte!"l, apo,. Pet f4etl. Uie Chu,. of Ml'I, 22; July Ad'"Wton him form a, . I rlv Tuesd a )' to addNe,· tthf Harr, with conCounty court in nnd length th• iDI hinlAo iJ,J. IU'6 woNI tht of !'orfflatton to trophea, I lMI01111l �. �IH Lutte Ingels. Maaon; Erneet P. they did not tell blm_ tlfeY bad Plenall,Vawi.,.,,. Now venu011; Slch day the code· Jettef• are Ollfetunt. Duerr, Pomorofj_ llro. Jame, Otis go IOO 'l'll• lrom · Cope S.,,ato,/ l'otta -lined $10 and costa, on be: 8'.ttla•�•'.&b,.Jloll illl qilioding charge, Leon1ld Lunilonl �.\""- !In . T"'"" Cltr li\Yn!lftrl..o•a Bonom. -No, lo follow th<,\: RIM'I, To,PJ�y:� Al 01",etor,illil {lllolaDlf;(M NIDOI Ct�IR 'i".. Di}c]larcea. J'uly 22; M'rl. .John ' •�Perh■Pt Clillrmatr Diuahehev $10 and (!o.,ts, _parklrJ& on the hlah• ctihi -� , . · • BOSTql/ UPI -.j,. remor ..1111 · n, John M. i ,n J\o�• ••�•• _ptilb,,lille d oo Tllill to. lled been bu Mi'. Sl< • ts John Ill >'/f,tl. .'.Jl!itci+9 WIIIOI, , 81idli,! (1JPi) ly• !!,�ililoil. l>oaN, S . ti'orn today ' Ji m Pier.. em"ra:ed _ ' !. G lll G V O K ll O K lll K V: ll N lll B IJ Y_ ...., dream. , of � litldllt D1v!d ltlri, lln. na111a.Shephord, 1ililllty. Thffl .... olben. We can 1nH ...... no lirak... a dll�ch-uncle talk with Amer\can , Cttf . . � -•�' -■-ble, II to !be malJiland· t■ lnQY.., �Clhn Aimllront, • Ivan Powell, all apoeulih!." Harry Carleton, charged wllb ,;, �t: etli ,.. · • v x a C N II U H JI O 8' Ill U Q V H - C L K D O • . Lea1n P,te!t'ftl: lot Cronin and , ,"I ,., _ ,. ,..n •tol! cl- 1c, ,_i11y, n....upport . I>), ."- llelty Cirlelo!I', ·l'ltlo, �' � ill'mi.' ffl.till . 118111h; lln. Carl Addi,, told Mwtmtft, .C .L G K II G , tbte·' mtin,., 11... :wn1 1111v.- a tle■rtna Aui,,lll _ ff. r...,,t ·""' Ben Spjl,...., Jin'. Minnie Wall:or, Mro. Hoyt , •Keetoftl , •�• hMn1 ver, wron;1. , . I :!� dli\l• ...n, will · llalt _ • h ti\le . • bo ltotn to Vlf- ffrtl...-, chat..., ,wttl!r m 'bj . ,tflp"' o m Krllill' Stra\to th• Li!jn of -aldlH Kinder, ,flfflH' , Mn. .. have bulll UP a lot of hlgh-llrunm , Bi-.mrtlPI · , fr 19 A OlllN'l'Lltl "'7Plol!tt0t�t .... b .. emollona over �othlne � . . l'm Slcil y to IHk tho l)eot -p� "l_h 81'1 ' ICIIII; Lena 'Gahm, •Mro. _ Wahu ....., lltliii Ifie ,(orWil �-- 'coutif:f �llleffl, wii I(.... J!olt alld ' ro 1'8Lli,-OOI.IIIIW/l.lil, -. -1111, IIIIILOVm> l'ROM PO �•lf ' I I� the · br\<!P coulll bo !>ullt - lf II Haney, lnla �t l'emat, -.,... I dltlllMW, .llililliln,'lfflll'illl,· .... coiti 'ln1f . and antta the c:ut lo aotn1 . ,. - llo.> -- • ...,.....: · • . evor ta. Jlitrt. lltfr. • concentrate no1' on , bti1tball.•� . • j • ...._ l!ldwiiNI BIIJdlllte: • .. '•--- - •iilll'. I. ,.,:if'd ,..,..lal Both) p11rtle1 ar.e giving· their bl'enbif to indepelldent citizens' groui,s' for their presidelltill c an­ . did'ite1. TB• idea is to a ttract perI t helps the aver!lg e citizen whb sol'l.11!1 \fho Uke to retain· thel� feel• whb like to foll'ows politics to: remember the ittl' of Ill.dependence, �. poll'ti above t fee ai-e 1 l'Jl!y. l· old saying that incu mbents like eon­ n1 wel'l1 nizatio a org Stich' 8 ta to think: of thl!mselvefl a� s t 1a 111 and l politiC r by ived' maste ee bel ian a l politic men and p in the h on those brave enough to try to are run tiy them, althoug tJle so all9d' ama teurs make a lbt of c get their jobs. noise a nd sometimes upset the �t: . alllc.. h'elPs to l'flmember thlt pros. JlOH�N ui' a game or power, pre11, t , • ·qps hBVe ,'l'l\� l �d�P'!-f fl�, and· patron,ge. In tho game, 1 \Mah a C� i!1\ tnW pol_i• a\ pbllti!li anl iS: like a professl0!1al � oih�• lDlke it \ i tbi &ft:,, org tjrh1i, hi& bilsibii.lt Player. lfl!! might dbI'ispon� i d �" , , � J� be � a Indi Cleveland! bll!lst: to¥ ff\ll ates � ' s t'etiomi I, h'ad@d' to Detroit and' he will go 1IHW- M· 1 under if&• banner� e l�d right on doing his best for his On the other hand.; sue� organ. former foe and hia best to Wreck stimulate jn�reat _ bl the izations his former teamm ates. 1:}iey ah'o �I've dotlce fes. a candld Th.at is the way it is with polipbwer, ticians who a few da ys aJ?o were .to the pros ,mtere5ted· the e t1\et tron� a p e and prestig blastin g Senators John F. Keng serv­ public ell!!ctill ss or busine n. nedy and Lyndon B. Johnso They .ire on another team now in ants is not th eir private pla y. the game of power, prestige and ground. -------patronage. And they remind one of rookies l raded to New York, throwing ou1 the standard cliehe, Meigs & Mason : West si•• 1 WAN1T ADS For- Sale M�ip Cowity, Ohio, on &ctiop O 58, Sta te Route No. 684 tn SC"'iplo Township by applying I T·30, T·31 Biluminou• Surf.ace Treatment on 8- 1 1 1 Modifled StabWzed Bue POI CON818'rl!NT DEPINDABLI QIIULTJ Courae. Pavemnit: Width 20 feet . BAll'IIS Leni\h 12,619.2 feet or 2.J9 mile1. Proposal No. , 4 �t,: per werd, one iqserdon. 111,ib'lqm dv.ra:e - 00 cent.. Meigs County, Ohlo, on Section • eent, per word fy three coo.eouth'11 ipsertlona. 0.00 (part), State B.out.e No. 692 In Sptu:ial - one month for Cent J per word. Scipio Township, by applylna: a '1uJl .rate or 4: eent.s per wOrd wtJI be �ed for advertJ.alnc T-30, T-31 Biluminou1 Surfaee l! oot pait wltbln w day, 1ner re�l'llni bUL Treatment on B-1 l l Modilied Sta­ Errors in Adverilflil\i - Sbou.Jd b, !lp,nedJatet,. The bilized Bait Course. Pavement; D1llv Seat:ine1 will not be maPOJiable f• � lbaD one lucor­ Width 18 feet, Len&tb '1,180.8 feet. rect Ullillll'Coo. Widih 20 fett. Leqgth 4."63.2 !eet, Notleea of Ev•ot., ,1.00. Obllulrlu -.i'CI of ,...__.... and Total Length 12,144 feet or 2.30 pubUMed ·a.t 1 cit"lt p11r wont. miles. WORDS I DAY 3 DAYS f D�r& I IIO. Jtr-o,..., No. J ff.lO ll.llt 00c 60c 1.5 Washlna:ton County, Ohio. on Sec­ M.IIO Sl.8(1 ft.:lf, 60c 211 tions 0.00, q.u, 1 .23 (part), State 211 nc fUIO '2.21 '1.IO Route No. 676 In Wesley Township, b)' applylog a T-30, T-31 BitumJn. Ada �•ed by 10 A._!C. will be In that dlJ� ,-p,r. OWi Surface Treatment on B-11 1 Modified Stabllir.ed ba:le Course. Pavement: Width 18 feet. Length 22.915.2 feiet or 4.34 mile■. "Proposal1 Noa. 1 to S intlus.ive TlltMITli! ANO PIST CONTIOL 1 859 CHEVROLET Ve Bel Air pJ:_���-5-room modem lrame or this project. to be completed not j with bath, full basement, dOU• later than October 15, l96P." lrt l'ailn. F� ln■,.ct lon. ln111r2 dr. Sedan. $2195. Alfiiost like HOUSE ; THREE · ROOMS ,BA'J'B. Bidder■ mu1t a pply, on the pro­ ed by No1tNftwld!• PMu It. hie garage, lot 70xIOO. A-I proth e day it was aold. Power Richard Fisher Monkey Run fonn1, for prequalificalion per ,000.00. 1 1 end A. S.rvl� Statlen WY2-$ perty. P s ' glide. R & H. Blaettnar1, PomPomeroy . 7 25 t with the Highway Credit Examiner, 446,tfc 2366. ALBER T M. COX, S•lfffflH 7-21-6tc eroy. at Columbus, Ohio, at least JO Phone Box 229 NOTICI dan before the date set to open 1 FUEL 01� FURNACE W ITH :EIGHT ROOM HOlJSK two five J &ck-lo-School Swea ters are here . room apartments, A N. Bcngel. '1'·23-3tc bidsl arge blower, all controls, fuel 11-2-tfe WY2-3272. Phone --·----__ ,Lay a way , pay I! convenient and on tflnk. can WY2:29'14. J The minimum wage to be pa.id to the llWeat.er problem for th� 7 25 6tp FIVE rooms and bath" in Mason. I a ll labor employed on this contract tint chilly days is solved. The the ----shall be In accordantl! with Phone WY 2-2498. 7-22-6lp Shoe Box, Middleport. FOU� ROOM HOUSE. $211'15. of "Schedule Hourly evailing Pr , Will re nt lor $35. C4ll WY2- . NORTH SECOND AVE., MIDDLE- ' Wage Rates Aacertalned and DeterWANTED MEDICAL ROOTS. Gin- - ·-- ___ ____ �tU. 7 25 tltc 1eng, Blood Root, WIid Ginger, I I R O SAI.E FOR PONY TRADE m ined by The Department of In• FJYE ROOM unfurnished apart­ Yellow Root, May Apple Root, SORREL RIDING HORSE, 6 YearB for Rel ations a pplicable to duslrlal Van J)avid calves. NOTICE Of' Al'POINTIMNT Meter, ment -with bath and shower, State Highway Department Jm. Ce• No. 11,ffl etc. One of Ohio best market -old. 58 in. high _ Well gaited. West Columhia, w. Va , newly unit, disposal a:arbage 25 3tc provements In accordance with location. over 4·0 yrs, .sa.»,e perfectly gentle. �cw s addle 1i1tat. ef Chari• I. FnMlnt redecorated. Phone WY 2-53315. ---------7-- Settion1 4115.03, 4Uff.04, 4115.05, E . H. Morse, Albany, Ohio, and bridJe, Ste at ',he Everett C. I, Fln,111..) '1·7-tlc 4115.06 and 4J.15.07 ol the iu,;,ed McArthilr Road Next to Tenn. Tracy "Farm, PomeroJJ RD2, B all -----·--------Code or Ohio." Gas Pl;i nt. 7-21;6tc Run Roa�: Phofle WYU746Notice ia hereby 1iven that Emllnfurnlshed deluxe apartNEW hi■ with 1ubmlt t mu■ bidder The Vindllng •hote Pelt dffite ma 7 25 3tc NOTICE TO CONTRJ(CTORS ment, air conditioned. Phone I WILL not be reeppnsible for any bid a certlfled check in the amount addreu la Chester, Ohio, R. D., has Ohio of State WV 2-5141. debts contracted by anyone 1 95& FOtto ·ve Customlln e 4 dr. '1'·21-12tc of $4,950.00. been duly appointed l:•erutrlx of 0.partment of Hl9hw:ays other than myself. Sedan. $791. Sbi>Ws thA best of Plana and 1peciflcation1 are on the Esta� of Chadea E. Flncl1Jn1 bedroom two furnished NICELY 1960 t; Joly Ohia, Columbus, Signed: James Will care. Blaettnan, Pom,t.oy. tile in the department of highway, (a. II:. a. Charle. Ji'indling,/a. k. a·. Contr•ct S..laa L11111a1 Copy ap artl)'lent. Phone WY 2-3874. Addr1$s Pomeroy RD 3 7-21-3,e · the offJ.ee of the dlvlelon dep. C. E. Findling, -• t.,te of and 'l-23-6tc -No. 60-659 7-23-3tp µ uty director. lleJp County, Ohio. Unit Price Contract Gf04I tli■ii, i)i1111 esenie11 the right r director The Dated this 91:h day of July l lftO. AH MR.. ancl MINW, have a eomR)ete now We Sealed proposals will be reeeivbidl. all and any reject to F. H. O'BRIEN ( p IIIITRO�N MOTORS TRA\!IL SERVICE. II you .re I ed a t th• olfiee or the State High·E. S. PRESTON Judie of the Probate Court of Ohio, at C�lumbus, Direr:tor wa.y goi11g lp - a py •for. eian, cou,-il.ry � lalf MN\ .'It,. SALESMEN, 24 TO 40 yrs. -0lrl7 Dlrfftor MPigs County, Ohio slS. iiv.e q r a��.b�rE: ii} 44� ,.....,., QMe must h a ve experience. Good Ohio, until to:� a .m. Ohio (Ea , (7) 11, lit 2$. 3k (7) 1e, 25, 21c a y. "'.'-ugTuesd 1me. T Standord ern) . on. a nd route AB commissi C 4 1 I t:hief 54 dr. P Siar A,C ON'? 8 e 0 ta Cleaners, Mason, w. Va . 7-12·tfc us Seda!}, •. W,ortb much m ore. ��o�=i: �;���� ;���;�i �e - � S�hd ·�v'.:L�. lilaettqpr1, Pqtilero:v 7-21-6tc 1 . --,-,:---·-,-ff• � are offered as one project a nd will fbqnf:l GJ 6-1818 or G I 6-1 243. 0 1, "' 7-21-11, be awacdcd as one con(racl.) B,! 8 1 8 '1! l) P T O _ (9) PropoHI No. l anted W Athens Count)', Ohio, on Section CeaJ'& 8trMt. Pomeroy W GAS, FUEL Oil, and coal fur­ (2) 0.17, Slate Route No. 675 in Trim(1fn.e RMIIII. I to JI, I to I, - ' · (Cl- ill N- • '111ari.) ...�es, Call for free e1tinu11te1. HOUSEl{EEPING J O 8 $IO .OO ble and Dover Townships, by apWeek. Phone WY2-3323. l'ore1'1an • Abbott, Middleport. I WTSH TO THANK 'fqE Hll.AND plying a bituminous treatment8-10-1'1, 7 25 6tp Items T-30, T-32. Church for the lovely flowers · they sent me during my illness. Pa vement: Width 16 f<'el. Length CON�IG-NT 5/IL& -May God hless every one is my 22,440 reet or •.25 mnes. The following consigned articles (20 ! prayer. Mrs. Alice" Moore Proposal No. 2 wm be sold at the former Miles -- --c-------7 25 ltc Monument Building, West M a in 1'ELEVISJO-N 114DIO AND SMALL Gallia County, Ohio. on Sections appliance repair. Phone OU1 0.00, S.ti3. 4 . 04, State ijoute No. 218 St., Racine, Ohio, SaturdJly, MeCiinlock, Racine, 0.'1.Jo. 2-1.tfo in Guyan Township, hy applying a July 30, 1960, at 1:00 P. M. 2 TV Sets, Radio, 3 Refrigera­ APAR'l'IIENTS - J.i'ul'llllhed and bituminous lrealment-ltems T-30, WOULD THE PERSON FINDING T-32. Pavement: Width 18 feet, tors, C4;>mplet e Bedrootn Suites 4 McGregor •Ben Hogan No. 5 iron unfuml1hed. Mdla■ten, Middle Length 37.963.20 fe et. Width 20 4 Rangers (El ectric &: G a s), on No. 9 hole· Ohelller Hill golf port. Phone WY' 2-2082. 2 3 lt . f,et, . Length 2,270.40 feet. Total Beds, titchen Cabinet.a, 'Vablcs, course July 1 7 return to Char­ r ,i I', ,, Length 40,233.60 fe et or 7.62 miles. China Cabinet, Chalr1, 2 Wash­ les H. Wis e. Jr., Middleport, 3 WESTING No, Propos.al FU•NACIS MUILLIR , ers, Desk & Ch a ir, Dtyer, 2 . Ohio, Phone WY2-531i6. . . HOUSE ■ppllenc n. Anteld Bro­ Meigs County, Ohio, on Section 1 Bre akfast Sets, G . l!l. Iron, M ag­ , 'I' 25 Ste azine Rack, Sunbea m F1m, Re­ . . tfit" Irr.acute, Ohio. Ph_,. 13.37, State Route No. 143 in Col­ ·11-1 1-tf umbia a nd Scipio Townships, hy cord Ctblnf't, Kenmore Sweep­ � 18) applying a bituminous trealm<'nt er, Lamps CF'Ioar 1c Tal)le) ems T-30, T-32. Pavement: Widlh it Sing e r Sewing Maeblne End 1 GS MERCURY sale $1595. Med a list feet. Length 37,224 feel al 7.05 18 Tables. 2-door. Push •button drive. As es. mil Many articles not listed silent as a soaring, gull. Plan ltropoHI No. 4 CASH TERMS: ' your vacation In this Big "M". Not Responsible for accidents Athens County, Ohio, on Section It's re ady to ,go. Karr & Va,n (0.0() Buchtel), Stale Roule No. 'l'-22-3tc Sale condU:cted by BRADFORD V a n Zandt, Pomeroy. AUCTION 675 in York Township by applying I\A.CINE, omo. 58 OLDS!,(OBILE ..le $169'. 8� A uctiqneer: Ctlft Bradford; a bituminous treatment-Items T2 door S'4San. Va Rocket engine Sale Manager: A. C. Brttdford. 30, T-32. Pnemcnt: Width 1 6 feet. with st andard ahi(t. Go---Go­ Length 897.80 feet or 0.17 mile. 7-is.otc Go in this enappy Olds. The 'Wroposals Nos. '1 to 4 inrlusive · buy of yolJr .life. Karr & Va n 14 FOOT Tomah aw� bo'at, wlnd­ of thia project to be complcled not Zandt, Pomeroy. 7-22-Stc �lator than October 31, 1960." thiel�, 1teerl111, 21 H1 P. elec­ ,Bidders m tist apply , on the prp­ trict starting, Evinrude motor 56 CADILLAC aale $1895. Hardtop forms, for prequa liric,-tton per and trailer. Prlced to ·aen. Phone Coutu�. 'X'he. mark of aueceRS. .the Highway Credit Examiner, ·wJth Here's your chance to. own Am- � WY 2-:tffO or WV 2'2G9S. et Columbus, Ohio, at least 1 0 days 7-;13-3te erica's fine,t a t Aqlertca's low- 1 before the date set to open bids. , est price. A true valuli. '1Carr & ltlDU AQJUC,\N lO'xtlO' Bouie The minimum wage to be paid to Van andt. Jliomeioy. 7-22-Stc all l a·bor employed on this contract traUer in exeeUent conditlon 1 = ,..,..the Five rooms Jncludtn1 full·ailed shall be In a ccordan<'e with t e__ �� 095. 811$1_ M. OLDSMOBIL E ,,.,. "Schedule of Prevailing Hourly bath. Can be seen at Powell's 4 door Sedan. Beautiful two tone S'unoco Station, Middleport or Wa ge Rates Ascertained and De­ blue. Power stee ring and power We repair at types or rad!, lermlned by the Department of In­ call WY 2·2131· between 8 a. m. brakea. A quality car. Truly a snd r; p. m. 1-22-8tc atora, froin _heater cores to dustrial Relations applicable to good value. Ka rr & va n Zandt, HlBhwly Department Im- · ate Pom eroy. 'l'-22-3tc the largest tru� or tiaator St provements in occordance with -- ---,------· - FOR SALE 16 II, lotltl trailer fully raillltor, · 44 PONTIAC sal e $4UG Chieftain Sections 4 '115.03, 41HHM, 41 Hl.05. 11/J . equip_ped for modern bootup Deluxe 4-door. This on e can't 15.06 a nd 411!5.07 or the Revii;ed 41 or camp1Jll. Ideal for vacation be be1tt at this price. Doe', every or Ohio." Code travel. 'Reaaonable. F. A. Eqoc�, 11ae bidder JQU"t submit with his tltllta but alt �p and bee. You '.11 Portland. Ohio. T-12.etc WY•t-2143 Phone really like it. See for your1eU. bid a certified chflck in the amount Pomeroy, Ohio K arr & Vanandt, Pom eroy, 1000 BUSHEL of kraut cabbage; of $4,650.00. , 7-22-3tc , P.l ans and specifications are on 5j) ho. beft01. Pl�k fQU,..11. e In the dJ!pa rtment of highwajrs fil ..., e m, ng o Bott Lo r1, CoW1f { lttONT!Ac , ;i;'$.'lull. Cht;rialn and the office or the division depu1 0 2-door. Here Is real s�vings for _ _ ly director. you in • '10Ud ear: � 100<! cje- RA;I' 'l'!(IUjlER Ji�p,} two The diredot' reserves the right 1 Jl'M'ble sjal>. A staal of. a du!. · left, llh•n• WI 9-89'19. 7-22-llt,i to reject any and all bids. l\arr & Van Zandt, Pom eroy. ----;;:;;;-;;:::�:::::--::::- :--c--E. S. PRESTON. TRY A DELICIOUS Fish Sand• '1-22-Stt Director ,Middle• Bar, Dairy Jack's Wleh. -,- -•--• 18, 2�, 2tc (7) 19154 BUICK Special 4 dr. So�IP7-11,fflc D9rl, 1 -------$49G. Runs · flt'"', Blae ttnal'S, 'l•Jl-6lc Pomeroy. 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., July 2!l, 1960 ---- -- By Had,' They'll Do It Every Time Top Val ue _ It' l -- Dally Senl.lAel, PomerQt<-Mlddl.eporl, 0., July :I.Ii, 1 96j)-3 ..... \ -� . bn ..,,, . •• ,,._ ..._ "-- ' n. INsi.t �oni., In To,.-n I DDUPORT· �_'". Mel's Stars Beat Bender N • I Mel Clark's All Stars defeat ed the CbarleSlon Bob Bender' s nine �>' • acore of 2·0,in Iii. rain-abbrev' 11ted ooote.st on Su nday at Bachtel Field. The &ame � .as c� lled in the boltom of lhe sixth 1nnmg when a heavy rain washed the b.all park area. The Stara were at hat with nobody out and Gerald Clark, who bu just 1inlled, on first base. Gene H e sson once agai n turned ' t l I: •· J Lead Ille Braves Rega1n• Nat1ona After Lon11r, Span Of I 03 Days I Mel's team will play on Wed nes• in a stellar performance from the I singled, we n t lo aeco nd on He&mound as he gave up but one hit I son's perfect ncrllice bunt, &nd I day rl l& ht al .Bachtel Field when Un tttd p,..1 lnt♦r natlon. l and fanned JO in the tihortened . scored �n John Thoma,' single. they entertain a team _ from ProcIt may bJve felt like a ('en tury game. The Stus were scheduled to play to rv 1 1 le, Oh JO . Game tim e i.a 8 p. for the Milwaukee - �raves since The SLars scored in the second 1 Hub's Cale of Hu ntington , but .1 I m. they occupied rint phice in the inni ng when Tom Grueser double� telepho n� call from t�e Cabell The l_rne sco re: Natio nal League, but calendil"- I I with one out . Ralph Clark was bH I County city Saturday ma:ht ca�- Bender s 000 000--0 J l wise it was exactly 103 days. b)' a pitched ball and then Hesso n celled lhe game. Sat\ll"day's ram Mel 's 0 10 010--2 6 0 On April 12, Milwaukee won foreed postpon ement ot the Charsi ngled G ruese_r home. Da�son and Hartney ; H eaao n lhe tenon ope ner & long wi th 1 and Grueser , Tucker. In the fifth rnnrng, Ga ry Moo re I lesto n game, the n, to Sunday. three other clubs. 'fhat was the lut time the Br ave1 o<.'Cupied the J top ru ng until Sunday's 7·5, t-o doubleheader sweep over the ChiI cago Cubs. • I Milwau kee ne ver fell more than thr .. games off the pace untH AKRON. Ohlu UPI - The sm i l ­ of pars each for I tie. Doug, ob­ a matte r of J O inches _ and then Mar 13. The Braves then reached ing guy they suid c:uuld never win servm g hl11 27th bi rthda)', waa le nonchalant!)' tapped it J n for a their lowest ma rk May 31 when a big crnt• had the lasl la ugh todilY. Jose tns chance with a bogey on closin&, even-par 35-M-70 over they were 6¼: games back . .B� t Jay Helwrt. �' hu proved his das11 the frnal hole which gave him a that arduous 7, 165-yard course for o n June 1 6, lhey s.tarte� lh� ir �u rge that brought nme v 1�lor1es cunl his (·uul'age long ago <1t ;i 36·:Jtl-73 tor a 283 which tied him a winning total of 281. m 10 games a n d possession of ti n)· Pacific atoll called Iwo Jima. with Snead. It left Ferrier one shot back al fll'at place by two pe r centage did 1 1 a�arn on the treacherou!:> ,But by the n Hebert had taken it slope!! ur F'1reslunc Coun try Club to out of his hand and Ferrie r 'S too. 282 followed by Snead and Sa n ­ points over the Pittsburgh Pi_ for Jay, the man they 111id ders at 283; Don Jauuary at 284; rates. win 1 h l.! eovetf>d PGA golf cham­ Sa n Fra ncisco ousted the P1pionship. couldn·t do il, laced his tee .shot We11ley Ellis at 285� Doug Ford He dHl it 1he hard way too, to stnught up the middle on the 17th a n d P1lmer at 286; Ke n Venturi r�tes �rom the lead _for the fi�st wipe out forever the whispers that and then whipped a five iro n at 287 and Da\le Marr an d Fred bme since May 29 w1th a 6·3 �letory, Loi Angeles eh�t out P�Jlain the golfing cl utch he would eight feet from the flag on that Hawkins at 288. �lphia for the thud straight ever be a fa1 rwa)' also-ran. 300-ya rd, par-four hole. Caimi)' he . A fte r that they were well scat­ Jay Hebert has won a few here stepped up a nd knock ed il home tered with Pete Cooper at 291; t1�e: 9-0: a nd . St. Lo m a e�ged and there. But none of them were for the birdie which put him on raul Ha rney, Gene Littler and Cmcm nati. 6-5, m other National lhe classk '"big one . " The kind the front end-a nd leit him need­ Jay's brother, Lionel, amopg those Leq:ue games. _ In the American League, Chiwhich wrilc thr prn goiters' names mg a pa r for victory. al 292 ; Billy Casper, Wally Bur­ eae:_o mai ntai ned its ame l ad by � � Admlt1 Being Nervou1 bold in the record books in b1i,: kemo and J1,1lius Boroa at 294.; let le rs . "Su re, you get kind of nervou1 Jackie Burke, 295; Jim Turne1a, sphtti_ng with New Yo rk, wm ni ng maybe with I differe n ce of $11,000 Jerry .Barber a nd Chick Harbert, t�e f1r1t, 6-3, a n d droppi ng lh,e Not until Sunday. nightcap, 8-2; Boston took a Pair for first place and only �.MO for Then, with gameness i:UHI an second," Jay grin ned later, "but 296; George Bayer at 300, and ftrom Cleveland, 10-5 an d 7-6; Tommy Bolt 111H the way back al Kansas City beat Washingto n in ability which never ag<1 i n will he I have parred that 18th every 303, l]Ueslio m.'Ci. he fought his way the ope ner, 6-2, but lost the sec­ lime a nd 1 wu n 'l l"lxin' to Jct Jt through Lwo tense holes which told i::ct away now.' A happy Jay Hebert, the ma n ond game, 1 0-2, 1ind Baltimore the whole story of the tournament e 230 VOLTS He did n 'l. they said "could n 't" but flnall)' dereated Detro it, 2-1, in 1 1 I n , and broke Jim l',crrier' s heart. ight r drive that slammed Jay was happy over the fact that nings. did, e oNE H. P. Be n t Sam Snead skidding out of a down the middle and then Sa n Franciaco built an early 6-0 whipped he had matched his "little" broth­ 13 ¼ " HEIGHT shot at his I061h tournament tri­ on homers by Willie Mays lead that tr u11ty five iron out of the er Lio nel's 100'1 victory. WIDTH umph and blasted Arnold Palmer's bag one last lime. The ball sailed "H's real nice to have It back a nd Bob Schmidt. but then had to dre11m� nf a "triple crown" sl11m. e 18¾ " DEPTH !ltraight to the green, although it i n the !amity,' he laughed. "O n ly relieve atarter Billy O'Dell with Two holes and lhey told it all. rolled perlloualy clo,e to II tr•p 1 find it nicer ha11ing the big Johnny An tonelli, Billy Lo es and FOYr In Running Mike McCormick as the Pirates yawni ng on the far side, a nd it brother win it." The re were four of them run• staged a three-ru n nlly in .the stopped some 20 feet from the pin. 11i11 g at i t-Ferrier and S nc11d in n in th inning. McCor mick struck Jay slid it up "right close'' !he next to last threesome and I out two pinch-h itters lo preserve I, Hebe rt 11nd Doug Sanders in lhc O 'Dcll'a fifth win. fir..al threesome. latn•B■llff Spec ial IU1 .Snead birdied th1! m a n-killing The Dodgers exploded for fiv e­ By Unlt..t Preti lntwnatlonal HHJ1 hole, rhc backbrnaker or Lhe SJ,;E l'.I' A 1' extra-base hits, includi n g Stan NATIONAL LIAGUI tournament, a t12 5-yard, par-five Williams' home r , to score eight W, I., Pct, GB monster. But then old Slammin' runs I n the third in n ing. Jim Gll­ 52 38 .691 S11111 bogeyed the la�t two holes..­ �lilwaukee Uam, 01,1ke Snid er , Maury Wills 53 37 .Ms mi�ing: a four foot pull at the end Pittsbu rgh a nd Joe Pignata no contributed in 15-0 Racine walloped Logan 48 40 .Mff 4 -and settled for a two over par Los Angelea es to the rally iH Williams doubl a re .ularly sch eduled Hockhlg St. L.ouis 49 4:1 · .M4 4 3tl-3tl-72 and a 283 lotal. League Baseball League Valley Ferrier, walehing slit-eyed, aB San Fraocisco 43 42 .&17 6¼ gam e Sunda)' at Loga n with ex-OU 40 49 .449 12½ S.ime blew It, steppe<! up and Cincinnati ace pitcher Jack Crew pe rmitti ng 3� 06 ,389 18 knocked in his par o n that final Philad elphia Racine just one hit, a single by On The Rrlgh,st Chicago J. 7& 33 M .3 hole for a 35-36-7 1. Th.al put him 9 P omeroy High School se n ior-to-be, Sunday', ...ult& at 282 . one 1!1101 ahead o( Snead Corner I n Terry Knight. and with the other pai r two holes Mllwaukff 7 Chicago 5 ht Mllwaukff I Chicago O ;2nd from hom e . K n ight's safety came I n the Sta nding on the 17th tee, both Los Anpl•• 9 Ph lladelphla O fourth ln nini while the Logan­ Hebert and s.indcrs 11c edcd a pair San F_rancllCO 6 Pitt.burgh 13 Iles were le elng orf on Rar.Jne's St. Loui1 6 Cincinnati S Bob Cun ningham, La rry Wolfe, S1turd1y'1 It.Huitt and Junior Wolfe !or 15 hlta. Mllwaukff 3 ChlcllO 0 Racine 000 000 000--- O 1 2 St. Loul1 7 ·Clncln1111tl 6, 10 lnnL , Logan• ..... 046 130 lOX-1� 1 5 l San Franclac:o � Plttsbur1fl 1 · C unningham (LP), L. Wolfe 1, Lo, An9Me1 2 1Phll,. O, ..J1 1fl I \kJr. WoHe·7, and Stobart. Crew and Mond1y'1 PraHbl• Pltcfltn Cincinnati at Chleep ,-.. New­ St. Clair. combe 14-6) YI Anderaon (3-7). 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Tu..d1J'1 01fflff H1lner'1 • • • CIUH Detroit at Wa1hln"9n, nlfht Htllltr'I GOH wltll KanlH C lty at laftlmii,., nleht •• lloodl Cleweland al Mew '\'trk, nllflt Chlca90 at lffton, nl1ht "' I I Jay Herbert Proves Class, Courage, In Two Pressure Packed F'Ina • I HOIes Of PGA Meetlilg I PRICE $21 9.00 j ! Specifications I e ez5" ' Unsurpassed Caaling Ca pacity For Its Size ---s-.-,.-,-1'1::-:D:..-:=-G-=--s-�- Racine Walloped 15-0 In HVL Game At Logan IN Baker Fu rnitu re = ;.:-;:, EV B Putor, Meet Rev. Fr, nci■ H. Glaz!er ... o le<ted aa adult director al a meetln1 of the Grou p Four EU,B mlnialer1 held Thursday at _Belpre. The bu• ineu sessio n wa1 in char111:e of Rev. K_enneth Wrightsel, pastor of the Fi rst EUB Church at Belpre. Dr. C. F. Luti, conference superintende n t, gave an inter esting report on lhe Christian Educatiori con vention held last week in tndia napoll&. Followi ng the meeti ng th e group I had luncheon at lhe Redwood I nn. ran his record to 10-2 for tht &eason . John Buz hardt was ta&lil ed with hls seventh de reat. Daryl SJ)t!ncer, Joe Cu n ni ngham and Sta n Muaical homered for the Cards, but It was Bill White's ninth i n ning double that drove in the wi nn ing ru n to give St. L:ouis a three-game sweep of the series. Fra n k Robinson and Gordy Coleman, who had just reported from Seattle, home�d for Cinci nnati. 8ob G ibson pitched the last I 2-3 WIN S GERMA N OPEN innings and won his seco nd game. I Germamy UPI COLOGNE, Nellie Pox collected his 2 000 t of Au,trali1 woo Thomson Peter R ' , s s hit and oy Sie er belled hi 16th homer to pace Chica1::o·s first the German Ope� _golf champion game wi ll over the Ya n keus The .s h l p Sund By by fmr:ig a 71 I n the Y a n kees broke Chicago 's � ight- final round for a 72-hole score of game winning streak in the night- 281. cap by blasting southpaW Her b Score and three White Sox reliev­ ers for l J hits. Mickey Ma nll e sm uhed his .24th homer for New York. U1e our com,,/tle '- ' Boston dropped Cleve la n d 3 ½. /n ow " games off the pace, although out­ hit in both games. The Red Sox sco re d eight ru ns in th e fi rst two inni n gs of the openin g contest with the help of Gary Ge iger 's �� home r , Russ Nixon's triple and Vic Wertz' two- ru n si ngle. Tito Fra n cona hom e red for the lndi­ ans. A two-ru n homer by Frank Malzone in th e first in ning of the n ightcap gave the Red Sox a cushion they neve r Jost. I �'::'7.: ly u 0; 1e4 p'"l ln,.motionol They - played double or nothinf In tht International League Sunday with rirst place Toronto leading the clean sweeps by defeating ACCEPTS IN\'ITATIOM . NEW YORK UPI _ J �e 0 1 _ . . M agg10 • ba9 acc�pled an mv1tahon t'1 take part in the � ew York Ysnkees, ann uBl old timers _day ro r � : • ;_ at Ya nkee Slad i um u 1 USED COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACES - •.•. ,.,.•....•,,,.., facll/1/H 4:00 Comedy P�rhouse 4 :30 Adventure Time 5:00 Steamboat Bill a:ao Sgt. 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Rhodes poi n ted out that the sta- school dreH or jumper with bloul«I! tu_te o f limitations would operate suit-wool or blends with aacessor, to bar these Investors from collect- l ea; suit - eoU�, synthetic or Ing from the state _ either in in- li nen with acessor1es. Coat& or du&ters; evening dreM terest or bond redemptions-HI wlth accesorles; loungi n g outnt­ l6th of the year. Gerry Thomes robe, pajama and bedroom shoes; belted two in the nightc:ap t o lead and complete costume. th e Ve e.s ' 12-hit attack. Prl1es or $ff, $3 and $2 wlll be Leon Wagner's two-run homer awarded for fir&t, second and third ,in the )0th inning a:ave Rochester pllcea respectively in each clas1, a 13-10 openins ,game triumph over other than apro ns lor which no Buff.a.lo. George Waahb� rn went premeium will be awarded. Gar­ the route for the Red W1 n 1s In a may be modeled that have ments 7:2 nightcap victory, his .first of , or h'tvl not- been' on exhibit. the sea�on . . y C1. y . l e 1 J-0:dgef will l,ll, Mn, O. Al Mead• M'hlm 1 edged J�rse � tw c . ,. ows- antft Ml'a: Jack FTUth\ 2·1 and !i-2; wtri't' Ruben Gb10et ifl JUlJ 28. 39 aru;l 30 Di Tffll winning his first, for tlie· MirUTls: P.oint Pleasant Hilb .sthool. Ban-y Shetrone's three-run, Homer 1 11 the second ,game eave J l m Ar!i , 1_, • cher h� el,ttth wlna J I ••: Ill' 9\IOl:l!i' R�.- I,' ,,30 a. - �_I) l'le«o, = d:o wuhlnllOV Milo!'"' t<> um People 1•._ s · ·n f•OII/ CllaP!tf i '.'.. 1Ai!a.in\'e'7' ,f,� !!t 11130_ (RIii)� •1111 No 1,onm· aboat ft, - ..., Ma tho .........� MeBo1rdt: lncludlq lnatallat;loa. And &lie • -!bly inet•lbnenl, tU bt plitl with our Gu bill&. Casper Pomeror ""'� ma 6tlf Republican Nat'I Conv. 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County NEWS 1 Times Dildy 10 AM 11 :55 AM ,::;q TE', .,,,=, .,.A =---'"1 OH , I R MA·- ,..L HEY, I RMA · ·· l)O YOU KNOW STOP' THAT 60ASTJNG Casper: --· George: • GIV� Ye>URI BUC.KS ,' P�rty of your choice! to the DIG DOWN_l .w11 'DIG INl w.�",..,.rlr Casper: Mn. Myrlie Long entertained the Willing Workers Class of the En­ terprl&e EUB Church l.ast week at h'er home, Rock Spri ngs Road. The meeting, in charge of Miss I Dorothy Long, presiden t, opened with group si ngi ng followed with 1 acrlpture readfog by Mrs. Claude Husted and pray er by Mrs. Francis H. Glazier. Two poems were read, "Pra�" by Mrs. Eldon Weeks and "He" by ' Miss Genevieve Stobart. ,. Durin1 the business aeSBion, re­ port.a were given on the sale of dl11h cloths and vanilla. The won- .;.,. · der· box donated by Mrs. James Will 'was •warded to Mrs. Weeks . 'Mrs. Husted and Mrs. W�k, each received gi£ta from their 1ecret pala. . re- "l 1A� the cloae of the meetf� � fre'shnients were served' b)', the 1 1hOlh!111 to lS· members. ' lluy Rulli Kin� ahd: chll\ d� ot1 POfn!Bl'Or, were th• ment ;CIUtltt of her mottlef, Mn, Susie · · Mull<INI, I 11 · Mrs. George: Afr.Condltionin .,.._ •..oable. 'l1ieN'• Iha ·Bure. And t.bore - two GAB Arkla&rvel. em,te Unit �t both heaia ud coo11 ud . � - Beyut Add.O. - �. - �4ir_lfNtiq � llmwJ jut ODDnecia to...... . -· -. --Sme le ll"'8i .. what Jilople hJv; Cebtra1 tii allout '1'11"1':lll)iad Air . Coi,.n� GAS who You ohould hear it1 E\'W)'OIIO aJeepe betttr: 'Ibe whole family itaye home lljore. a lot loa fer -� �-fn& ..i-levlldry, loa,, I I'D be I j do..- •· I I •I ' and V- 0,T E l . ' .', ' ' ,, ' I' t HOW MANY POLLS HAVE 'I George: No wonder ., 11111111 people u. 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Coul.d Be You Mid Day New1 Movletime Loretta Youna Theater · Young Dr. Malone From 11tue �bl Comedy Playhouse Adventure Theater Steamboat Blll Woody Woodp,cker Music in the Round . WH TN -TV Ch ann el 13 FOR YOU R B U I LD I NG NEEDS ! .:na f2:00 12:30 1 :00 I : 11 2:30 3:00 3:30 t:00 4:30 5:00 e:30 6:00 --- � :r�,��,;�n:r I' - WC KS-TV Channel 8 if:-00 ,,. American B!nOIIJ'HI 5:-30 Captain Gallant 6:00 Republican Nat') Conv. 10:30 TBA l l :00 'l�he NeW1 Tontcbt U : 10 Scannina: the -Weather 1 1 : 11 Sport Report U : 20 Late Show Read y.Mi x Con crete ■ S.lgn Or Today Katie Doonan Show · Topper Doqlr Re Ml Play Your Hunch Price t!l Right Coriceptration Ch111nel & - Monday M I DDLEPORT Goe glein Read y-Mi x Co. Monll'..I, 3-2 and 7-0. Ron Ner,ray won the ope ner fOI t he Leafs, pic�ing u p h�s eiihtftl victory tn hia fmt st.art sm,ce J-uly , 10. Bob Chakla l es pitch ed a on• [ hitter in Lhe seve n-i n ni ng nidltcap that ran Toron to·, victory 1 st reak to ni n e sl.raJ&ht. . Second place RJ.chmond rem.nn• ed 14 games off the , pace with ali.• 8-6 •nd 9-6 doubleheader wi n over Col\l mbus. Ken Hunt hit two homier 11 i n tbe ope ner, his 1 3 th P.nd Channei 3-Monda) • .., ... . ii • Pr.tNU'l'I • ooundod ,I • ot. J'lo- Ii. � , by SttllO{ �t i ga: qr · ta1 tor hbJ6tlt � fOUll iblltl! bol\dl 1' 15 .1 t5t.r � oij- 1 , 11.aR m 1 ,._, rnii!dnum • , , 1 1Jim1 o h\.MMlt erd� ID tnl ou tio ov to ff� pouibliA ION of tMk( iftJ v-tfltlt � watnil'l11 ea'lllil cloae on heel¥' of state enlllµi• ......W, 1 ;-;:--covffit\& the State S!IOO'lll;., � .. ---,...,. CoOOni•lon· and' showin� tb1t ti.It. , _.__ b'ol!Nfs o, Ul'et(t obltptiotW h""u:e ,► .... � fai�d• to collld nutly a h llll-mftl.' HrMi.· dij,UW d\te, t"'em aa o f Jut I �u�� 0, the ohbw, \h>I Inv.., tors hJV� f•uiod! lo CHh �t)C)O' iili!ii,i; Id ctuil.'. ero­ ln; . '\Ul'1tl'd' b6nll> ,nd' anotll'er noll\111 cllliiiilo. JIM;l'7'7 in overdlle• interest cou·: cotiimitSllkti � •. 1 pobii� I,. J'anot aa,00�� l'4iil au r . . 1 .w'" 11\e thli tol :Lil dWt WSAZ•TV Channel 3 Pbolie WY-2-3784 POMERQY, OHIO a. polntod D,.. j ! ----------�======�===�• '\.. r ean an,r the tinel maturlty date of th.tie vario1111 bond J111ue1. Cleall .::mN,™' FeaturettJ Thru o.dliw .. � .. ... ... Internabt:-onaI League Games- I:=-.... BAKER and SEYFRIED your· LENNOX dealer -------- I Rhodes-Warns !,L_ H:,..,. thl • WMlc et MHWl.,.rt TUNdly, not W adnnday, 11 ,. IU l•ly tchedulad, It ..., annovnce4 NEW IDd 0 Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0,, July 25, 1960--5 t-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 2S, 1980 NO TIC I • .14.. • • • • • •=. - �r.... "'..,'. ... u..;,:.,- · • ·-."'9"""_ •' r .' . . .. . .By JIA!WLD GRAY Fol .. �_'". Mel's Stars Beat Bender N • I Mel Clark's All Stars defeat ed the CbarleSlon Bob Bender' s nine �>' • acore of 2·0,in Iii. rain-abbrev' 11ted ooote.st on Su nday at Bachtel Field. The &ame � .as c� lled in the boltom of lhe sixth 1nnmg when a heavy rain washed the b.all park area. The Stara were at hat with nobody out and Gerald Clark, who bu just 1inlled, on first base. Gene H e sson once agai n turned ' t l I: •· J Lead Ille Braves Rega1n• Nat1ona After Lon11r, Span Of I 03 Days I Mel's team will play on Wed nes• in a stellar performance from the I singled, we n t lo aeco nd on He&mound as he gave up but one hit I son's perfect ncrllice bunt, &nd I day rl l& ht al .Bachtel Field when Un tttd p,..1 lnt♦r natlon. l and fanned JO in the tihortened . scored �n John Thoma,' single. they entertain a team _ from ProcIt may bJve felt like a ('en tury game. The Stus were scheduled to play to rv 1 1 le, Oh JO . Game tim e i.a 8 p. for the Milwaukee - �raves since The SLars scored in the second 1 Hub's Cale of Hu ntington , but .1 I m. they occupied rint phice in the inni ng when Tom Grueser double� telepho n� call from t�e Cabell The l_rne sco re: Natio nal League, but calendil"- I I with one out . Ralph Clark was bH I County city Saturday ma:ht ca�- Bender s 000 000--0 J l wise it was exactly 103 days. b)' a pitched ball and then Hesso n celled lhe game. Sat\ll"day's ram Mel 's 0 10 010--2 6 0 On April 12, Milwaukee won foreed postpon ement ot the Charsi ngled G ruese_r home. Da�son and Hartney ; H eaao n lhe tenon ope ner & long wi th 1 and Grueser , Tucker. In the fifth rnnrng, Ga ry Moo re I lesto n game, the n, to Sunday. three other clubs. 'fhat was the lut time the Br ave1 o<.'Cupied the J top ru ng until Sunday's 7·5, t-o doubleheader sweep over the ChiI cago Cubs. • I Milwau kee ne ver fell more than thr .. games off the pace untH AKRON. Ohlu UPI - The sm i l ­ of pars each for I tie. Doug, ob­ a matte r of J O inches _ and then Mar 13. The Braves then reached ing guy they suid c:uuld never win servm g hl11 27th bi rthda)', waa le nonchalant!)' tapped it J n for a their lowest ma rk May 31 when a big crnt• had the lasl la ugh todilY. Jose tns chance with a bogey on closin&, even-par 35-M-70 over they were 6¼: games back . .B� t Jay Helwrt. �' hu proved his das11 the frnal hole which gave him a that arduous 7, 165-yard course for o n June 1 6, lhey s.tarte� lh� ir �u rge that brought nme v 1�lor1es cunl his (·uul'age long ago <1t ;i 36·:Jtl-73 tor a 283 which tied him a winning total of 281. m 10 games a n d possession of ti n)· Pacific atoll called Iwo Jima. with Snead. It left Ferrier one shot back al fll'at place by two pe r centage did 1 1 a�arn on the treacherou!:> ,But by the n Hebert had taken it slope!! ur F'1reslunc Coun try Club to out of his hand and Ferrie r 'S too. 282 followed by Snead and Sa n ­ points over the Pittsburgh Pi_ for Jay, the man they 111id ders at 283; Don Jauuary at 284; rates. win 1 h l.! eovetf>d PGA golf cham­ Sa n Fra ncisco ousted the P1pionship. couldn·t do il, laced his tee .shot We11ley Ellis at 285� Doug Ford He dHl it 1he hard way too, to stnught up the middle on the 17th a n d P1lmer at 286; Ke n Venturi r�tes �rom the lead _for the fi�st wipe out forever the whispers that and then whipped a five iro n at 287 and Da\le Marr an d Fred bme since May 29 w1th a 6·3 �letory, Loi Angeles eh�t out P�Jlain the golfing cl utch he would eight feet from the flag on that Hawkins at 288. �lphia for the thud straight ever be a fa1 rwa)' also-ran. 300-ya rd, par-four hole. Caimi)' he . A fte r that they were well scat­ Jay Hebert has won a few here stepped up a nd knock ed il home tered with Pete Cooper at 291; t1�e: 9-0: a nd . St. Lo m a e�ged and there. But none of them were for the birdie which put him on raul Ha rney, Gene Littler and Cmcm nati. 6-5, m other National lhe classk '"big one . " The kind the front end-a nd leit him need­ Jay's brother, Lionel, amopg those Leq:ue games. _ In the American League, Chiwhich wrilc thr prn goiters' names mg a pa r for victory. al 292 ; Billy Casper, Wally Bur­ eae:_o mai ntai ned its ame l ad by � � Admlt1 Being Nervou1 bold in the record books in b1i,: kemo and J1,1lius Boroa at 294.; let le rs . "Su re, you get kind of nervou1 Jackie Burke, 295; Jim Turne1a, sphtti_ng with New Yo rk, wm ni ng maybe with I differe n ce of $11,000 Jerry .Barber a nd Chick Harbert, t�e f1r1t, 6-3, a n d droppi ng lh,e Not until Sunday. nightcap, 8-2; Boston took a Pair for first place and only �.MO for Then, with gameness i:UHI an second," Jay grin ned later, "but 296; George Bayer at 300, and ftrom Cleveland, 10-5 an d 7-6; Tommy Bolt 111H the way back al Kansas City beat Washingto n in ability which never ag<1 i n will he I have parred that 18th every 303, l]Ueslio m.'Ci. he fought his way the ope ner, 6-2, but lost the sec­ lime a nd 1 wu n 'l l"lxin' to Jct Jt through Lwo tense holes which told i::ct away now.' A happy Jay Hebert, the ma n ond game, 1 0-2, 1ind Baltimore the whole story of the tournament e 230 VOLTS He did n 'l. they said "could n 't" but flnall)' dereated Detro it, 2-1, in 1 1 I n , and broke Jim l',crrier' s heart. ight r drive that slammed Jay was happy over the fact that nings. did, e oNE H. P. Be n t Sam Snead skidding out of a down the middle and then Sa n Franciaco built an early 6-0 whipped he had matched his "little" broth­ 13 ¼ " HEIGHT shot at his I061h tournament tri­ on homers by Willie Mays lead that tr u11ty five iron out of the er Lio nel's 100'1 victory. WIDTH umph and blasted Arnold Palmer's bag one last lime. The ball sailed "H's real nice to have It back a nd Bob Schmidt. but then had to dre11m� nf a "triple crown" sl11m. e 18¾ " DEPTH !ltraight to the green, although it i n the !amity,' he laughed. "O n ly relieve atarter Billy O'Dell with Two holes and lhey told it all. rolled perlloualy clo,e to II tr•p 1 find it nicer ha11ing the big Johnny An tonelli, Billy Lo es and FOYr In Running Mike McCormick as the Pirates yawni ng on the far side, a nd it brother win it." The re were four of them run• staged a three-ru n nlly in .the stopped some 20 feet from the pin. 11i11 g at i t-Ferrier and S nc11d in n in th inning. McCor mick struck Jay slid it up "right close'' !he next to last threesome and I out two pinch-h itters lo preserve I, Hebe rt 11nd Doug Sanders in lhc O 'Dcll'a fifth win. fir..al threesome. latn•B■llff Spec ial IU1 .Snead birdied th1! m a n-killing The Dodgers exploded for fiv e­ By Unlt..t Preti lntwnatlonal HHJ1 hole, rhc backbrnaker or Lhe SJ,;E l'.I' A 1' extra-base hits, includi n g Stan NATIONAL LIAGUI tournament, a t12 5-yard, par-five Williams' home r , to score eight W, I., Pct, GB monster. But then old Slammin' runs I n the third in n ing. Jim Gll­ 52 38 .691 S11111 bogeyed the la�t two holes..­ �lilwaukee Uam, 01,1ke Snid er , Maury Wills 53 37 .Ms mi�ing: a four foot pull at the end Pittsbu rgh a nd Joe Pignata no contributed in 15-0 Racine walloped Logan 48 40 .Mff 4 -and settled for a two over par Los Angelea es to the rally iH Williams doubl a re .ularly sch eduled Hockhlg St. L.ouis 49 4:1 · .M4 4 3tl-3tl-72 and a 283 lotal. League Baseball League Valley Ferrier, walehing slit-eyed, aB San Fraocisco 43 42 .&17 6¼ gam e Sunda)' at Loga n with ex-OU 40 49 .449 12½ S.ime blew It, steppe<! up and Cincinnati ace pitcher Jack Crew pe rmitti ng 3� 06 ,389 18 knocked in his par o n that final Philad elphia Racine just one hit, a single by On The Rrlgh,st Chicago J. 7& 33 M .3 hole for a 35-36-7 1. Th.al put him 9 P omeroy High School se n ior-to-be, Sunday', ...ult& at 282 . one 1!1101 ahead o( Snead Corner I n Terry Knight. and with the other pai r two holes Mllwaukff 7 Chicago 5 ht Mllwaukff I Chicago O ;2nd from hom e . K n ight's safety came I n the Sta nding on the 17th tee, both Los Anpl•• 9 Ph lladelphla O fourth ln nini while the Logan­ Hebert and s.indcrs 11c edcd a pair San F_rancllCO 6 Pitt.burgh 13 Iles were le elng orf on Rar.Jne's St. Loui1 6 Cincinnati S Bob Cun ningham, La rry Wolfe, S1turd1y'1 It.Huitt and Junior Wolfe !or 15 hlta. Mllwaukff 3 ChlcllO 0 Racine 000 000 000--- O 1 2 St. Loul1 7 ·Clncln1111tl 6, 10 lnnL , Logan• ..... 046 130 lOX-1� 1 5 l San Franclac:o � Plttsbur1fl 1 · C unningham (LP), L. Wolfe 1, Lo, An9Me1 2 1Phll,. O, ..J1 1fl I \kJr. WoHe·7, and Stobart. Crew and Mond1y'1 PraHbl• Pltcfltn Cincinnati at Chleep ,-.. New­ St. Clair. combe 14-6) YI Anderaon (3-7). WINS OLYMPIC WALK Plttlbureh at St, .&.'oul1 ( nlt,ht)We l\'llx Conrrrte To Your Own Speetrleattons, LONG llEACli, N. Y. UPJ Jt n (10-6) Frland lOII 2-1). 1 ( ck Deliver II Right 1'0 Your Job When Needed Stephe n W. Omellch enko of the Tu1tday'1 Garnet New Y-ork Pioneer Club won the Phllad .. phla at Chic,,. 2l•mile AAU Ol)'mplc developPltbburth at -St. a.oul,, nlflht me n t walk Su nday, coveri ng the C lnclnn1tl •• Ln An,. fee, .nl-"t distance i n 3 hours, 6 minutes Mllw•ukH 1t S.n Fran., nli,ht a nd 2 1.7 secondis. AMIR ICA N L AGUI W, -L. Pot, I Chicago 52 38 Page St. Phone WY-2-3284 Middleport . 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Tu..d1J'1 01fflff H1lner'1 • • • CIUH Detroit at Wa1hln"9n, nlfht Htllltr'I GOH wltll KanlH C lty at laftlmii,., nleht •• lloodl Cleweland al Mew '\'trk, nllflt Chlca90 at lffton, nl1ht "' I I Jay Herbert Proves Class, Courage, In Two Pressure Packed F'Ina • I HOIes Of PGA Meetlilg I PRICE $21 9.00 j ! Specifications I e ez5" ' Unsurpassed Caaling Ca pacity For Its Size ---s-.-,.-,-1'1::-:D:..-:=-G-=--s-�- Racine Walloped 15-0 In HVL Game At Logan IN Baker Fu rnitu re = ;.:-;:, EV B Putor, Meet Rev. Fr, nci■ H. Glaz!er ... o le<ted aa adult director al a meetln1 of the Grou p Four EU,B mlnialer1 held Thursday at _Belpre. The bu• ineu sessio n wa1 in char111:e of Rev. K_enneth Wrightsel, pastor of the Fi rst EUB Church at Belpre. Dr. C. F. Luti, conference superintende n t, gave an inter esting report on lhe Christian Educatiori con vention held last week in tndia napoll&. Followi ng the meeti ng th e group I had luncheon at lhe Redwood I nn. ran his record to 10-2 for tht &eason . John Buz hardt was ta&lil ed with hls seventh de reat. Daryl SJ)t!ncer, Joe Cu n ni ngham and Sta n Muaical homered for the Cards, but It was Bill White's ninth i n ning double that drove in the wi nn ing ru n to give St. L:ouis a three-game sweep of the series. Fra n k Robinson and Gordy Coleman, who had just reported from Seattle, home�d for Cinci nnati. 8ob G ibson pitched the last I 2-3 WIN S GERMA N OPEN innings and won his seco nd game. I Germamy UPI COLOGNE, Nellie Pox collected his 2 000 t of Au,trali1 woo Thomson Peter R ' , s s hit and oy Sie er belled hi 16th homer to pace Chica1::o·s first the German Ope� _golf champion game wi ll over the Ya n keus The .s h l p Sund By by fmr:ig a 71 I n the Y a n kees broke Chicago 's � ight- final round for a 72-hole score of game winning streak in the night- 281. cap by blasting southpaW Her b Score and three White Sox reliev­ ers for l J hits. Mickey Ma nll e sm uhed his .24th homer for New York. U1e our com,,/tle '- ' Boston dropped Cleve la n d 3 ½. /n ow " games off the pace, although out­ hit in both games. The Red Sox sco re d eight ru ns in th e fi rst two inni n gs of the openin g contest with the help of Gary Ge iger 's �� home r , Russ Nixon's triple and Vic Wertz' two- ru n si ngle. Tito Fra n cona hom e red for the lndi­ ans. A two-ru n homer by Frank Malzone in th e first in ning of the n ightcap gave the Red Sox a cushion they neve r Jost. I �'::'7.: ly u 0; 1e4 p'"l ln,.motionol They - played double or nothinf In tht International League Sunday with rirst place Toronto leading the clean sweeps by defeating ACCEPTS IN\'ITATIOM . NEW YORK UPI _ J �e 0 1 _ . . M agg10 • ba9 acc�pled an mv1tahon t'1 take part in the � ew York Ysnkees, ann uBl old timers _day ro r � : • ;_ at Ya nkee Slad i um u 1 USED COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACES - •.•. ,.,.•....•,,,.., facll/1/H 4:00 Comedy P�rhouse 4 :30 Adventure Time 5:00 Steamboat Bill a:ao Sgt. Preaton 6:00 News Picture 6:30 Republica n Nat'l Conv. t.\:00 Jlole,.i; Hfl� 11:W 'Weathercaft 1 1 : 1 5 Jack Paar Show 1:00 Sign Orf ---= WIN SOCC ER MATCH FALL RIVER, Ma1111. U PI Th e Sporting Club of Port ugal ral­ lied i n the seco n d half to defeat Fall River, 3-1, Sunda y in an ex­ hibitio n soccer match. Channel 3-Tuesday 6:4! • T•OO D:00 9:SO IU•OO 10:30 . ll :00 l l · 3u ATTIC ROOMS NEW BATH BASEME!',IT ROOMS ROOM ADDITION BREEZEWAYS All moclemhlnt and re,node.... "- on a ·••n IOWI •asis ... 111111 111■1 •• -• ------------ See the YELLOW PAGES Channel 8-1 uesdoy p • 8:00 8:30 P:SO W}:2G •t:SO 12:00 12:SC, 1 :00 J:00 The Tbrfie Stoo1e1 l:SO 11le Ufe of Rlle7 1:00 Artbur J, . Smith, I'""' •:t5 A I.oak at the Weather e,;20 Jule Rivlin Show lcSO Amos 'n' Andy 6:30 Republica n Nat'l Conv. 10:00 Highway Patrol 10:30 Amos and A11dy U :00 News n : 10 A Loot at the Weather 1 1 :15 . Theater 13 - --·,,----- --···--·-·c;;� -......... TRIED A •· 6 BRAFFLE 12 with ___ ____________ __ Defending Champ l1 Teei ng Off Today I LIMA, o. UPI - Defendln1 champion Bob Ro1ko, 18. Younp town, /l nd 147 YOURl 1olfen teed off today Jn the IINIO Ohio Junior Ch•mber or Com1J1erce 1olf tourn•­ mc n t - each sh00Un1 t01' one of four berths in the NatlonaJ J11cee tournament al Witerloo. 1ow1. NEE D MON EY.•. ,o, A ,,c, 1101 1 supply It 1111. Get ,nou1h to clean up bl/11 too • • • and relax. Don't worry about City Loan terms. Th1y'r1 111y for anyone to htndlt. For Instance, only $ 1 1 .4 1 per mont h repay s I loan of $200. Just $28.30 • month r1p1y1 $1D0. Terms up to 35 months, We Phone WY-2-%171 l'bun, 9 111 Noon 1!5 E. Main St. • O,on 6 A,M. lo 10 P.M. Dolly we!\.n.f , · s,.. Goill!,I!!!!! s••· 5:41 · Paf 1111H 6:00 Sundou.tlll\'1• e::iil ,Off,t\l ,,. I . . . '. � '1incnea all LY 0 ' n' � , '". �• ¼_�1:i.,_N , � V"t ! . ' ' r · · Olt'�ll!lj, �J •milli • be· ' ' ·3h' 11 no _- , -, �ff � � � ·'�en """ � � 'tltll i I , WHI.Jf'S SO Nlcr 'BOt.JT HIM?•HE . , c LOUSED UP c,,,.15y MA.E'S FACE-B'/ PUTTlll''!Olt'N · ON IT!! mVlt.a'tmftS 0- ITA11, w. I. Pt!. GS Spial 111. 31 ___ Toronto ., ' ' , , � 47 .539 14 Riehmond . ::��:••, Jersey City Columbus Miami Montreal � I . ts Cl' riven :· !ii ::! ::: I be Received 45 43 i3 42' 52 M 56 !Mt-' 1 .4&l 21 ½: .439 J�vitations to two sperlal White · .434 � 24W_ , lirih� area fflre�ts have been re.... , ceived' bY th' e'Mal'y White Shri ne, , 1 ' .429 at M'td�tewrt, Mrs. Pearl Rey' no1al, Wortliy Scribe, a,id' today. She <allked that reservations to one or both be left with her or Mrs. Allen Hughes by July Sl. The. events are an lnapttf:'ion of · the Bethany Shri ne No. 4, Parkers­ burg. Tuesday, August 2· at 7:30 p.m. in the Magonic Temple pre­ ceded by a banqu et at 6 p.m.; and a reception by otficers of Marietta· 1 , Shrin e No. 12 honorin,g Alfreida Suprem e Worthy Hi•h • I Schlau� Priestess August 3, at a 6:30 p.m. dinner;' at the Beteey Mms Club. F=======;;;;;==ai I' WJ E H · • Bringi You The Republican Nat'l Conv. Highway P atrol Amoa & Andy l'l :00 11 O'clock News 1 1 : 10 A Look at tre Weather l L UI Theater 13 ----:=-=----=---=-- •ion) Country Hymn Time The Sunday Show Ne\Vs · The S_und1y &bow News The Su.11day Show The Army Hour Noon Newt Viriinla Vitatoe (Page'9ll11 Apostolic Church� 12:30 United NaUon■ Show 12:4� Social Security 1 :00 Rev. Teets (Carpentn) 1:30 Sunday Showcase 2:00 Annlv'ersaay Showcue 2:30 Brotdway Showcase S:OI Sundq. Showcase 3 :30· Jhiv. wlhOn {New Haveb 1 ,Churdr of God) • I 4'00 $� Slioil:cioe . 8·30 8: 31 9:30 9:33 10:80 10:SD 1 1 :30 12:00 12:ll5 r !F.,tj) �bnllre180II� !ID Dor al\111' � M· .ror Sl(owcl. !M ' * •��•�.;:!�� tili! Video V!llage I Love i.aq The Clear koriz.on Love of I.ife Tumon..,.,,. 8'4tch . Tllo �dtn, IJ!lbt Heart of the City A, the World 'l'Uml Full Circle HOU.IC PartJ the !lfilllonair, Verdict II Yours 'I'bll llrl.ghter ua,. Aecrer storm N,w, S�ndq. lje.va ar. 'If�\ m· -.000 l l :20 TBA ·•3� n;ao =·. Jr� , ,\,p. � � jj t'ol cI ' 0 ha I ::l'!tur:2 obtlE�llo�<. t�fe ' vii/ff in a' blouie; th.,,..p\ece •� another $40.0llt iQ l ntetesf. Tim outflt--skir-t,, blouse, shorts, !>er• fourth issue, • tno"!n aa the Ma,i� m114's or jamaicaa; b,ouse al\d 'J!horoulil:hfare Construction B!n,M,. ikirt - wool or blendl or heavY in matured ob- ' cotton. shows t h'at Dre11 - spring and summer for legations remain un�Med· and· an addltiona1 $86,749.99 in interest sport.8wear; dress - sprin1 aPd 1ummer (or party dreu-up; d resS­ coupons. Rhodes poi n ted out that the sta- school dreH or jumper with bloul«I! tu_te o f limitations would operate suit-wool or blends with aacessor, to bar these Investors from collect- l ea; suit - eoU�, synthetic or Ing from the state _ either in in- li nen with acessor1es. Coat& or du&ters; evening dreM terest or bond redemptions-HI wlth accesorles; loungi n g outnt­ l6th of the year. Gerry Thomes robe, pajama and bedroom shoes; belted two in the nightc:ap t o lead and complete costume. th e Ve e.s ' 12-hit attack. Prl1es or $ff, $3 and $2 wlll be Leon Wagner's two-run homer awarded for fir&t, second and third ,in the )0th inning a:ave Rochester pllcea respectively in each clas1, a 13-10 openins ,game triumph over other than apro ns lor which no Buff.a.lo. George Waahb� rn went premeium will be awarded. Gar­ the route for the Red W1 n 1s In a may be modeled that have ments 7:2 nightcap victory, his .first of , or h'tvl not- been' on exhibit. the sea�on . . y C1. y . l e 1 J-0:dgef will l,ll, Mn, O. Al Mead• M'hlm 1 edged J�rse � tw c . ,. ows- antft Ml'a: Jack FTUth\ 2·1 and !i-2; wtri't' Ruben Gb10et ifl JUlJ 28. 39 aru;l 30 Di Tffll winning his first, for tlie· MirUTls: P.oint Pleasant Hilb .sthool. Ban-y Shetrone's three-run, Homer 1 11 the second ,game eave J l m Ar!i , 1_, • cher h� el,ttth wlna J I ••: Ill' 9\IOl:l!i' R�.- I,' ,,30 a. - �_I) l'le«o, = d:o wuhlnllOV Milo!'"' t<> um People 1•._ s · ·n f•OII/ CllaP!tf i '.'.. 1Ai!a.in\'e'7' ,f,� !!t 11130_ (RIii)� •1111 No 1,onm· aboat ft, - ..., Ma tho .........� MeBo1rdt: lncludlq lnatallat;loa. And &lie • -!bly inet•lbnenl, tU bt plitl with our Gu bill&. Casper Pomeror ""'� ma 6tlf Republican Nat'I Conv. TBA The News Tonight Scanning, the weather Sports Report Late ShO,,,_ To�jgbt 'J'hij &la1111in1< the Weatlflir •:1& J•�"w..t� I mentl ""ifi ·' I\;. -�6' • ' , , 'I !�l!i'i!- ool\ilblllli �' ' 'Ml ' i:,, 'l!liml)lttl�O .Medic Dar In Coun The Gale Storm Show Beat the Cli,ek Who Do You Tru,t Republical'!- Nat'I Conv, 61D 1 'ru.cl800 Belt Your bl<> .._,_ Weather Teller John L'•b /'""' .J0•30 J:00 1 1 :30 l2: 00 12:.30 :2.0 U>O l :3l) 2:00 �:30 ft:00 3:30 i:UP � r B M M......a.w.. 'WMl'O Daily Program Schedule New& 4 :- W..l\ln.l,I . ' Pbone WY-2-3873 111 B. Mila a�a, 4.:36 "Pretty COQ�_-:-_the · way the G• · Company advanc�s �9n�y_fo�_qAS Air_Conditioni;ng" C I RC LE'S Restaurant CBS New• Captain Kangaroo Cartoon Theater December Bride · • On Sign 8�11 6:00 Guest itar O:lG News I: Weather -' 8:30 RFD reatfast Party iB 7·00 8:Jt� News '. _ 8:SIJ Breakfast P1rty 9:30 News 10:00 Motoreade 1c-qo Star Salute 11:00 Top Ten 12:15 Wee�d 1:30 Newa, 1 : 3JI,- vfliebnd Ofit�< N!�il 118'.' 1 · 2::31 WMkeDd. 3:80 Niwf- · • ••• lwr"/llllnc •• ··-······--�······ -:··:'.:'.:'.:''�':'.:'�''.:'' '�·� �����'.:'.:'�·�·�·� ..__ Hour, 9 to 5 TAKE-A-DAY • • •• LATELY ? - 8:00 8:·13 9:00 t0:00 DINE WITH US •• •• 7:00 10•00 1 1 :00 U : 10 1 1 : 1� 1 1 :20 .1:00 ,l:1111 :t:�. Ulill' I i ou 1:30 •:UO 2:30 3:0!J 1:IO 4:00 11\:00 1:30 8:40 6:45 ilAO THIN65 TO 5A A60uT HIIA 1 �: � �Jr.:-;:ii< �� "J ; Hi�� ,e.o..., Sundown Smm,de �f�� - - . . ,_�- Up To The Minute Mason . . County NEWS 1 Times Dildy 10 AM 11 :55 AM ,::;q TE', .,,,=, .,.A =---'"1 OH , I R MA·- ,..L HEY, I RMA · ·· l)O YOU KNOW STOP' THAT 60ASTJNG Casper: --· George: • GIV� Ye>URI BUC.KS ,' P�rty of your choice! to the DIG DOWN_l .w11 'DIG INl w.�",..,.rlr Casper: Mn. Myrlie Long entertained the Willing Workers Class of the En­ terprl&e EUB Church l.ast week at h'er home, Rock Spri ngs Road. The meeting, in charge of Miss I Dorothy Long, presiden t, opened with group si ngi ng followed with 1 acrlpture readfog by Mrs. Claude Husted and pray er by Mrs. Francis H. Glazier. Two poems were read, "Pra�" by Mrs. Eldon Weeks and "He" by ' Miss Genevieve Stobart. ,. Durin1 the business aeSBion, re­ port.a were given on the sale of dl11h cloths and vanilla. The won- .;.,. · der· box donated by Mrs. James Will 'was •warded to Mrs. Weeks . 'Mrs. Husted and Mrs. W�k, each received gi£ta from their 1ecret pala. . re- "l 1A� the cloae of the meetf� � fre'shnients were served' b)', the 1 1hOlh!111 to lS· members. ' lluy Rulli Kin� ahd: chll\ d� ot1 POfn!Bl'Or, were th• ment ;CIUtltt of her mottlef, Mn, Susie · · Mull<INI, I 11 · Mrs. George: Afr.Condltionin .,.._ •..oable. 'l1ieN'• Iha ·Bure. And t.bore - two GAB Arkla&rvel. em,te Unit �t both heaia ud coo11 ud . � - Beyut Add.O. - �. - �4ir_lfNtiq � llmwJ jut ODDnecia to...... . -· -. --Sme le ll"'8i .. what Jilople hJv; Cebtra1 tii allout '1'11"1':lll)iad Air . Coi,.n� GAS who You ohould hear it1 E\'W)'OIIO aJeepe betttr: 'Ibe whole family itaye home lljore. a lot loa fer -� �-fn& ..i-levlldry, loa,, I I'D be I j do..- •· I I •I ' and V- 0,T E l . ' .', ' ' ,, ' I' t HOW MANY POLLS HAVE 'I George: No wonder ., 11111111 people u. WaDiq r,AS Centnl Air Comitian,.,,,· ' Don't , pass the buck- ' ·r. l Enterpriae WilliHg Workers Hol,d MeeliHg � • UST CAI/T THINK OF '"'' ttio. ,.... than New York bank id,,_ -· ,. , , a•r' I "ln',,.fll'J \tiill, Ill ' hbl� eco· l nl!Mf !ii:,; < · \ill> ' Ii� - I · ', � allillli\ � I llli- llome . l , ,......._. cl •· t ' · 712! , ' l , , . , m 6 • 15 Jim Thacker Show 6•25 WHthercast 6•30 Newt Picture Huntley-lltinkley Report . c,linonboll 7.30 Republican Nat'l Conv. ILOO News 1 1 :10 Weather<:ast l l , 15 Jack Paar Show 1 . 00 Sien ,� : Chan nel 1 3 TuesdaJ , •10:30 011,•==-=_;;=-;;;·;.;;;;··.,;·-;;,-;;;;;, ••• Teachers' worksho Romper Room Movie Your ·'tsso Rep.Jrtet I Married Joan Restlesi; Gun , l .ove That BOb About Faces Channel 1 3-MondaJ Saves Maney - Time ;_ Waste ------- Truth or Co111equence1 It. Coul.d Be You Mid Day New1 Movletime Loretta Youna Theater · Young Dr. Malone From 11tue �bl Comedy Playhouse Adventure Theater Steamboat Blll Woody Woodp,cker Music in the Round . WH TN -TV Ch ann el 13 FOR YOU R B U I LD I NG NEEDS ! .:na f2:00 12:30 1 :00 I : 11 2:30 3:00 3:30 t:00 4:30 5:00 e:30 6:00 --- � :r�,��,;�n:r I' - WC KS-TV Channel 8 if:-00 ,,. American B!nOIIJ'HI 5:-30 Captain Gallant 6:00 Republican Nat') Conv. 10:30 TBA l l :00 'l�he NeW1 Tontcbt U : 10 Scannina: the -Weather 1 1 : 11 Sport Report U : 20 Late Show Read y.Mi x Con crete ■ S.lgn Or Today Katie Doonan Show · Topper Doqlr Re Ml Play Your Hunch Price t!l Right Coriceptration Ch111nel & - Monday M I DDLEPORT Goe glein Read y-Mi x Co. Monll'..I, 3-2 and 7-0. Ron Ner,ray won the ope ner fOI t he Leafs, pic�ing u p h�s eiihtftl victory tn hia fmt st.art sm,ce J-uly , 10. Bob Chakla l es pitch ed a on• [ hitter in Lhe seve n-i n ni ng nidltcap that ran Toron to·, victory 1 st reak to ni n e sl.raJ&ht. . Second place RJ.chmond rem.nn• ed 14 games off the , pace with ali.• 8-6 •nd 9-6 doubleheader wi n over Col\l mbus. Ken Hunt hit two homier 11 i n tbe ope ner, his 1 3 th P.nd Channei 3-Monda) • .., ... . ii • Pr.tNU'l'I • ooundod ,I • ot. J'lo- Ii. � , by SttllO{ �t i ga: qr · ta1 tor hbJ6tlt � fOUll iblltl! bol\dl 1' 15 .1 t5t.r � oij- 1 , 11.aR m 1 ,._, rnii!dnum • , , 1 1Jim1 o h\.MMlt erd� ID tnl ou tio ov to ff� pouibliA ION of tMk( iftJ v-tfltlt � watnil'l11 ea'lllil cloae on heel¥' of state enlllµi• ......W, 1 ;-;:--covffit\& the State S!IOO'lll;., � .. ---,...,. CoOOni•lon· and' showin� tb1t ti.It. , _.__ b'ol!Nfs o, Ul'et(t obltptiotW h""u:e ,► .... � fai�d• to collld nutly a h llll-mftl.' HrMi.· dij,UW d\te, t"'em aa o f Jut I �u�� 0, the ohbw, \h>I Inv.., tors hJV� f•uiod! lo CHh �t)C)O' iili!ii,i; Id ctuil.'. ero­ ln; . '\Ul'1tl'd' b6nll> ,nd' anotll'er noll\111 cllliiiilo. JIM;l'7'7 in overdlle• interest cou·: cotiimitSllkti � •. 1 pobii� I,. J'anot aa,00�� l'4iil au r . . 1 .w'" 11\e thli tol :Lil dWt WSAZ•TV Channel 3 Pbolie WY-2-3784 POMERQY, OHIO a. polntod D,.. j ! ----------�======�===�• '\.. r ean an,r the tinel maturlty date of th.tie vario1111 bond J111ue1. Cleall .::mN,™' FeaturettJ Thru o.dliw .. � .. ... ... Internabt:-onaI League Games- I:=-.... BAKER and SEYFRIED your· LENNOX dealer -------- I Rhodes-Warns !,L_ H:,..,. thl • WMlc et MHWl.,.rt TUNdly, not W adnnday, 11 ,. IU l•ly tchedulad, It ..., annovnce4 NEW IDd 0 Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0,, July 25, 1960--5 t-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 2S, 1980 NO TIC I • .14.. • • • • • •=. - �r.... "'..,'. ... u..;,:.,- · • ·-."'9"""_ •' r .' . . .. . .By JIA!WLD GRAY Fol .. �. . . , ;Jt .... ,, ..1"-9 . ... ... .. , .. ,.. � � ---- • • • • • • • - · .. · · · - - -· - Main• pI Y About Smith-Yeauger Wedding Ceremony Held [ Friday Evening At Smith's Bradbury Home ! Double Pe>II Porre>t STAM P DAYS eop1e .' · Now You Know ·-----��- - 6---Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., July �. 1960 · visited with Mr■: . Llmbert'I- etulia Mn. Mark Petty . Saturday •ltiernoon Mrt. Ellia SmlLb of Akron and Mrs. Robert Seyfried of Alabama, who art via­ Hln1 In Galllpol11 with Mr. and Mrs William Seyfried, vlaited iffl. Jenninp Wayland. Around And About Middleport Before the mantle decorated with gladioli , daisies, while lilacs and bridal wreath at the William Fred Smith, Sr. home in �radb.ury, M is� Sue Yea-u�er became the bride of Ray , a ' LUCILLE t·'-'W KINS Tues., Wed., Thurs. Snnth Friday evening at 8:00 o clock. � The smgle ring ceremo n y was I --- - -. · --:- . · �· a n d Mes Dou"lass Wic.k• " Gel Double You r By FREDDII HOUDASHELT preformed in the presenc e of the · to the gue.sts by Miss Julia Fmk , .1 ha 1 and famtly· of D11ylOll were 1� Ro• Mrs. l, Ann h Miss Dowel Rut co i es uple of the immed a te famili ke Mr. a nd Mrs. l'ur,hue In Stamps Duckw ort h a n d Mrs. Y red 1 �ce ud _ gucsls <'f w1' t h R ev. H oward R uppe 1 t. pas1or 1 bert. Mrs. Ste wart Ha w ll:ins, North • Elmer Wickham • • ,• of t h e First United rres byte r ian S m i t h , Jr. 1 Second Avenue, returned to h er Mrs. lhe r lo n Ohlmger of Day• IThe bnde is the. d au ghter of · · l� .11urc b , 0 fficiatmg d u ties at the Gallipoli& State Hos• ton and Mr a n d Mrs R A Thomp• MIDDLEPORT Only a ttendants of the couple M r . and Mrs. Marvin Yeauge r of pit a l Satu rday m orning after a son ;i nd daught e r , Roberta Jane were, Sh aron Y eauger, sis · 1er o1 Cheshire and is a gradual{'. of Mi d, · ten day vacation. e \'kKua , o of Mi�s ' 'harlott e 'd ". d l e po rt High Sl'lwol in this year s I d Fre d S m i· l h, J r . . th e b " d Mrs. Clarence Rupp a nd daught­ ncl weeke were v d e l'a. Br illc, g w was a memb er class a. n d Ray ·dso hrot her " o'1 '1" h e Cl oom. er, Kristm, returned to their home g11c o f M rs C F Neiise ' , sts rt For her wedding the L ri d e won' n f this l'lilss. 1 hc J1ew couple F ri d ay afle r a VISII Wllh h er pu­ · . · W1·:11.ta!ll 1·lood o f Ir. and Mrs. · k plannt'd l o lea q• Sun · Pin . d ay morni n g I Tuledo were weeke n d guests of a. bl u e d ress. fl ec ked wttb ents, Mr and Mrs. hed Hui;se ll . for a wedd1 og tri p throu g h ! he •1· rs J osep h 11 ood , .a •1 me · rs• . d ,. with· w h ich she wore white acces "•t r. an so r1es a n d a wh1tr rose bud co r· Wf' s·t · ville c1nd other relati ves. . . At_ten d ing the W l'ddrn!( and re• ' sage. . Mr �. Wil!Jam Shultz of Toledo ,:tie maid of honor wore a ('.f'Dl 10n wi• rr· M � . �nit Mrs._ Fre d I was tlic WC'C'kend ::u es! o( Mr. and white d� ess w11h white acccssurn.·s [ S m1 i � , J r , <" n d d a . 1 :;:h1?�· S h ar<rn I M ts . 1-.:tl,!,!a r Thoma s an d family, a n d l'c1 l t �· am! son, l arter, M rs. ;rnd other frieuds and relatives. c1nd a prnk c.irnatio n corsai::e. . After the ceremony a recc p!io n Hoh<• 1 1 , r · � w ·, r1 • 1 , 1 1LI rl :•. u · :l i l e :· s . i �l i s s Co i i n i c Marley of Weston last week 1s reported to be unprov. mg nicely, I I w as held f_or the ne w eo u p!e w_i th Sally and H 1 1 h 1 11 .:., Mrs Viola Y1·au- w. Va. �(lent several days lasl , th e r_e t· cp_lwn ta ble covered with .c:cr. M 1:, s l 1 1 d �• h n k . M - and Mrs. <H•i•k wilh Mrs. Carrie Nye. Danny Sanborn who is employed ! a _whit e lin e n c l oth and cenlc�ed M a r \· l ll Yrllu�cr ;, n d � " ns. , B arry .M rs. M a bel Mankin returned Mlddleporl in Ne wark: ior th e summer a nd ' j with an ar ran;ement or ptn k a n d J f'rr y . M r . a l l {] M r s. t u ge ne hu m c S .a t u ;- day eve n ini, after a :riiss C�rolyn Storts of :lane11v 11h: I s_rn 1 1 h � ri,t son_. T1 m m v . M r s. : t wo w ec k .'S v i�it al Wilmar , Minn., ros<!s. _The we_d dmg cali.e was to p• . w ere in Massillon yesterday to ilt- 1 . ped with th e minaturc bride a_nd t ra ricis ( l q•r1 urt iHld dau g hter, I wi l h M r . Jrl d Mr:s . G d fd n cr Man• tend t h e weddini of a f riend. groom and was serve d with we J tid v . l<:1.:r111 n l h Yca ll !!i' r . Mis � k m ,.11d fa m i ly who accompanied / . M rs. Essie R ussell w h o h as been Mr. a n d ' cream d ecorated with pi n k bell� . R u th � n n � o �v cll and home fo r � v isi t. • - -- --- - - 1 M r � � , ·1·d Sr:1 1 1 ,, 1 , S : · . parcn ls of her ill at her home is repo r ted to be \1 i sst· · J a ·q u t" lirw �rid JoA �nn Pomeroy. Otdo m uch i mproved. t h (' groom. ancl M i::l'i B essie 3 mit h . F/ctk e/ havi retu rned home, after ,1 lwo weeks vis1L rn Clevelan d , Mrs. Jennings Wayland, local, I TON IGHT and TUE SDA Y with Mr and Mrs. Olin Bailey and and M a ry Eliza beth Ch 11pm1t11 ol ulhcr rt"lat1 vcs . "TA LL STUllY" Pomeroy visited recently in Hunt­ R J M es Hecbc,t Di,on at· . inglon with M r. Wayland 's aunt, J■ne Fonda-A n t hony Per kins lr11drd the fllnf' ral of h is brOther . Mrs. M. S. Campbell, who wai; a 1 Not �commended For Th e J umor ' Ch ristui . n ffode11v or _ MISS PRISCILLA PADGE'IT in l;iw. {;l•or�c F'ullon Wednesday patient at the Ca bell Huntington Pil.rcnts of Tee nen in Collc ,i:e! or the Pom e roy C h urch of Christ ,i Sh,de . / , , Hospital. he ld thei r reg u la r b usiness meet• TOm OTI O Mr . c1nll Mrs. t 1 erbe r1 Dixon and , Mrs. Ea_ r l W a tki n s of Sy ra cuse is announcing the forthcomNot Opan Wedneld■y ini:: al th e home of Barbara Smith I M rs. c. E. Ruppelt of Long Mr. and '.1ti -s. J oe You n g . Sr. , of f.imily src 1 11 L!w week en d in Lan- m g marriage of h er sister Miss PrisciU a, Pf dgett of San b R 11 c 11 1 a;;w��:d mt COMING 1 Beac h , Mississippi, is expected r wilh Mr and Mrs. Earl iego, Calif. a � Robert ra� ,.. . D Slack ' son of Mrs . , nd i c t he Rutl c111d ltoc1d a n d Mr. and Mrs. a Slack mot�e r :nd n "SOLOMAN & SHE BA" ' arnve t h e first of this week for a ; H•n�,o� otylu,o' by l!,.Yi,,on d Kelly . . d childrrn, J ue Jr an , Joe also of Syracuse . Youn , r: Th e pure-hue of fl Ji gs ror the l.oewy, _ p()unda llghter, inohet and Melani e . of W oodsfie l d, re• The Four Square Gospel Church i n San Diego will be the v1s1t wJth h er s�n, Rev. H_o:4' a :d M r s . H erman S c h ()J l rl't ur n ed c hu rch was discuss ed a n d pla ns 1 Rupp�lt. She will also . vmt m I c me 1 h Sunday, fter da s F r.vering t 0 iday va• from ur ne a r t o allmmer..:.jutt 24• r,;om front to _, II y scene of the Sept. 5th wedding. The VOWS will be read were made for a wiener roast to bY the 'Yf'."ashmgto_n , D. C. and Pltts� u rgh, . ,•1ornla . A Cartoon liw■ry Ni1htl visit with her daug hte r an d �on back. Two apee ds for qutCker Re v . Ben D. Griffith . Route 33 c a t i on in 1 be lwld al th e p, ark on . with relatives before returning to ln lc1w. Mr. a nd M rs. John H . ciOolil'III and dehumldltytng. kew ' pa d�ett Is a for_mer res1�ent of Toledo and is employon Aug ust 4. MlSS On l h e i r trip l hey \' iilcd many Weeks and son , Reynol ds burg. her home. . c filter filtert CIU11, dirt Ind pollen p re• l an J Games we re layed .: . p l aces i ncluding St. Au� 1 1slinc, ,. -A. R. Pullen who has been a pa- [ Mr. and Mrs. Joh ll R. Weeks ed at Doctor � Hosp1ta·l m San Otego. from lhe ■ir. He•I pump (llvu rre1hmenlll were serv ed to f Ji W i n te r Hc1v en , Silver S p rings, C y - and so n o[ Reynoldsburg w en , M r . �lack 1_s a 1 958 graduate of Pomeroy high school and tienl at Meigs General Ho:ipital for TONIGHT · • ,· ,o,. " ,,beth Duffy, ,ct .. Donna stead� wi.,mth on· . tool daya. press Gard e ns, Busc h Gardens al s d h ' M yn .1y gues ts O r is pure n t8, r. IS serving WI th th e U . S . Na vy and is stationed at Long the past ten days was returned J erry 1..ewis- F red C l a r k " Janet Smith, J.11 ni,c E,kew, Tampa. The y also saw Bak Tower , an "•1 rs. Eldon W eek 81 a•d Low-oo■t operation. Four Vi■d home Sunday an d is reported to be Beach , Cal I' ! . "V!SlT TO A SMA LL I Sh a ron Freem a n , S hella Oh linger, lhe Great MastC'rpiccc and How e l l oount models-1Y 2 · HP 111rid ____ __ __ _ i __ mproving. _ M r _ s. John ·-Batey ------and daughter, -PLANET' 1 peuy 8o wen, Deb bie Danie 1s , G lass Blowers. The Joe Y oungs, J r . Miss Rac h el were Sunday dinner 2 HP, 208V and _ also _ I an d t wo �uuts A n ita Hall and a l so visit ed at Lake Alfred wit h M rs. Wesley Fry and son, M arvin ,Or , ·.; gue�t s of Mr. a nd .,rs. Ralph ary rroi;;hy .,,. '' ··1 M '1 •co-G Geor<i ■ nn a Po well. M rs. Ada Lam bert, Wayne .Davis Mr. and Mrs, Do u g McHalfie. S p lR" AfFA "A PRIVA TE'S ne f ,�i ll b T n and Miss idabel Hysell were in ColA On the ir return trip they visite d ���'C;�d Mrs, Ed win Livingston (C inem asco pe & C..:o l or) I I I r:e ��:ll � ;t � e& gy ;o!: �� a t t he Stephen f'oster 's Mem y ri al um bus yesterday to visit with Mn. w of Ne . Al an b w . ere eek y , I nd w " . y T Tr j.Count AlllO <.:artoon . e�n C an t ec n 196 1 " Miss Tri - County Beauty George fry who is a patient at the Au1;i. 18th. e i n Wh ite Spri u i,:s Hom a.rid iri. e�� I guests Mrs. of Mr. John and Pa,geant I s picking up momentum with eight candida tes ------' TUESDAY and WEDNE SDAY U niversity Hospital. Her room !tuck City, just o u t of Chatta n ooi;::a. AND - �h e w ; m �a e:! m nat d out of a field of fifteen candida_tes to compete for n u mber i..s 789. While there M iu N ���� � ��� :�� � . � 1 b r_ � h � o unce,1 nn A Service11 •�i::•Tyler _ e eau Y crown. Nommated at Saturday mght's 235t� ''Band- Hysell also visited with Mrs. Sid• Elvis ��=:�;_ ,, Buhkha rt a nd Leslie Ann LlvlngHDenver 11111 of f'ostcr, w. va., 1 "JAII.HOUSE ROCK" stand Record Hop conducted outdoors at the Racine Ele- ney Russell who underwent t1urttttone wv.24036 � who spent t he p�st week with ton 1 w ill preach st ned nrm;h t:hurch t:JUfh �Clnem11soope,) -It. .I p.-�y � ta ry Schoo l were Carol Teaford an d J anice Drake of gery last Friday at the hospital i �2 E. • ... Lhc Frl cb, Keno nd a IJashim on Christ or . _ al11u _ �Ctne. 1 and Mrs. Fry and Mrs. Lambert _ Road. July 30, a t 7:30 p. m . , and Nat "King" Col e�Eu r th� Kill _..._.�- ......-M r . an d M rs. GI en Chase O f . five Meigs County Fair Bandwagon One d red hun and twenty leu<'hini,: the In wi l l take part "ST. LOUIS BLUES'' D_il yton w re weeke�d guests of leenagers and �dults sa w th� t wo rock and roll championsh ip will be service St111 d 11y at 1 0 :0o U, m. � , Mrs. .. oh n Ch aee, yo�ng lad les wm (Vistav islon) Ins. 1110thcr, on a b�s1s of held at this hop. The Meigs Coun1111d remain and speak al lhl' Also Carloon Fiftee n youth of the Middleport We� Terr�ee. . l poise, p�rsonality an d beauty. 0th· · ty Fai r Board wHI provide trophies vited. n i ll � A service. 7:30 p. m. Church of Ch rist ldt Sunday lo M iss �u111e Smith ret u rned to er candidate.!! 11re Karl'n Sue Ours, 1 to fina l winners or th is contest. I . spend the Wtlek at th e Bu tler her stu d ies .al l l)e Holzer Hospital I Louis A rnott, A n n Sprouse, Char• Th e affair will be held Wed nesday I Sp ri ngs Ch ristian Asaembly at Si:hool of Nursm�, aft er Q four iotte Smit h , Francis Pe ttit 1md Ann (Kiddka Dc1y) d uring the fair and l! i l lsboro ., Those i� the group were weeks vucatlon, with her parent. , I Hubbard. will be cond ucted at the gran d• • N· Ca_ro l y n Searles, Carol Seott, Judy Mr . .11 n d Mrs. 1 heo Sm ith. Tuesd ay ur this week the can- stand . W i l d e rmut h, �Ud y Martin, . Carolyn Mr. and �rs. T��o Smith and leen w HI stage a hop Ill the Syra. . . a_n d Martha Nicholson, Susie Neutz• d1111Rhl«. M11� Su11e spen� t�ree cuse Recreationa l Center. Th e a r- 1 The a H:m w ill be open kl all Slater, Joy 808'8, wee ks In Flornla on vacat i on, l ing_, Susan fair w_i l l get underw ay ut 8 p. m . 1 arey lccnagers re�11rd !c11S ?r _ wh e• 1 MUST HAVE TtllS ·.AIJ Bl Chnstln e 811 hr , Lynn D1nlels, Sevimd w ill feat u re so me su rprise en . th e r or not they wm a preliminary COMPANIED e'f ' PARINTf. . OFflR of r e Fost n Mrs. h Mr. d Jo n � er l y Cundiff, Ncdu , Bradford, Narlertalnmcnt as well as the top rec- contest . Two candidates w ill be EXPIRIES AT CL0$1N'G T_IMI, ···JULY·' 26, Wl'!il t.arrullt� wn we re weeken d ords, '-ll f'rost and earl Lefever. nomin.ete d for the beauty pageant . I 1 960• 1 1:uests o_t their parenlH, Mr. and , a-\ l h is affa ir. The yout h were taken to Lh c M rH . J . E. Fost er end Mr. and M rs. I One candidat e wi l l be n nm i ri.al- 1 ·________ rump by t he· follo wJnu: • Mr. und Th'" ·S m1' t h • C ed Tuesday night for the beauty I Mrs. C.iu;h Buhr, M r. and Mr11. Mil• ------. .· . p,geaot. S · CORNER FOURTH and LOCUST M I DDLEPORT . 1,nt Wildcrn1111h ,nd ,on, Jimmy. I • Thursd ay evcm n g the rantc('n • .\1 rs. Wi lliam Slater iilld su n, B U ! y . F11nuly Night Heetu1g w ill m;ikc its l irHl appearance a l M r.11. Dc1lc Nid1ol!ion, M r. and M n . Ji'ami \ y ni i:: ht will he held al the the Sk .i te•A . W11y 011 Route 7. Hour s Theo Ncut.zling 11nd Hon, Bi ll . L . Fi rst _U nited P resbyt e rian Chu rch w ill be 7_:30 ! O 1 1 p. m. flp · :..,_ 11 o f M 1 dd krm rt Wed n esday e \·en· j Prel lm inanes o f th e canteen 's r la M i s 8 es Rosella and Janice Ric h · ���- ��:���; ���� t;� �M.�� � !n_,:: , July 27 A pot l u('k_ su pper - 1 2 r ds retur n e d home Saturday l l tulson and daughte r , Ca r ol 1111d W I i i hr s◄·rv e· d at 6:30 w ith Mrs. I from Springfiel d where they al• iM rs . Ma r t1111 t."hilllM. erman lfa i ! 1 ·Y us fo11d c'hAirman H t"lld<'d the Stale Sunday School --� A prOAfil lll hour wl\l fo l low with a n d BTU Convention with RoseW J11d1an l V11ur.:h11 a� C' hairn1a11 and l :! A ttP1ul Yoritlt tla a:-1 l h e dclfleate from the M rs. Paul l l a pto n �ta ll ill ("harge f? '"J Providence DistriCt. Mt•t•ti11l!'I 11 A t l-t1nc11&ter or the music. sda� or the conven• On Wedn � . :0n Twclvo mernhcrs of t he Se n i or . Satu nf ay aft e rn oo n at 4 pm Mi n R1 s hard1 placed seC"ond l <! s f,� vNynnc is 11,!{r1 1 • 'l h•• ; ., � + 'i .. 1� I Mi ss [l u l h An n Dowe l l. d a u c:: h l er ! o Youth f'el l owship nr lhe United 100% Latex - A New Concept House Painting !11 the Oratorical contest. Her sul). Methodist Chu rch left S 1mday ror ruvoril<' co\'crc d d ish an d t tielr I of M rs. Sy\l" i C k 0f MlddlE"s Jttt WIS "My Life and God . ' i n La caster c.imp grounds wh er e own t,1bl e servk•c. The tl<'ssc rl b ,. l 3c b (!� , PRICED AT O N LY � l � n . " At the Youth Rally h eld 1 I tlie y will alte n d the Senior Youth and d r i nk will htl fllrn is hN l by ���� �:11�:� e / 5� 1� Friday night, Rosetta also w as Instit u te lhls week. Atlen d lng .11rc the Delll'Ons and Oeuconcsse s. Mn1. Marvin Ye1iu�er of Cheshi re. ltla!ured ln a sax a phone solo. Allla Corpenter, Je nn ifer Crow, R I th<' First Unite d Presbyterian ----Frl d ay ev('nlni: Mr, and Mn. Phone WY•2�748 Day or Evening Janet Drown, Kitty Peraingcr. ca r• Church · . A_rnold Rieh !lrd8, parenls or the olyn Vaul,l han. Tom Wh i te, Allen Bradbury Rold ' RD 1 Mlddleport Hd w llrd Ru ppelt, pastor Rev. W l l,L SELL AT DISCOUNT PRICES, TOO! g1rl11 and -�rs. -Lulla Hampton flpl.ist C/11,rch. ll oo,l:1 d ownle, freddie Boyd, Dor Coates, or the rhurc h officlaled at the w ent to SprmglleJ d to a ttend the Ril-h11rd F'inley, Jo h n ShHte(ln &nd llold Sesiion Su nd single ring c('rcmony. The couple ay program that .evening and to re-. . �ollowrng the e ve m 11 g \l- ,1rii h 1p Ua\ 1d Bruwn WC'.! re a l i en d c d by M r,n Sharon turn the irl.H to thelr home In F Mrs H arry P, Smllh will serve Ker vi c e ;t t ! he Mi ddlepo rt I-' irst Yeal1�er, sister of the � room and M"ddl I epor t'il· HS d ea n of women for lhe Institute Baptist Church II sh nr l m r e t J tl'" "' Mr. J::.C'k Co leman of Middleport F t ti e Wednes!l ay evening r � F'or her wed d ing the bridt- wore 11 11 11 M1 i;s Connie M arley 1111 eoun• lh e Tea l"hcrs an d ol llcers of the J !lerv1ce, the Richards were aceom• I selor for the local • •rO"" -· Sunrlay School was hel d w ith R<w . a stre E-t- 1 en�th_ dress or w h ite pa n lc d to Springfleld by Georii:e · ----Donald Boone, pastor or the eyelet w it h w h ite uce!isorles and Alm a Baumgardner ,nd Willa Arter the ceremony a reception 1 I ch urc h in charge. Yout/1 Outing Held Brown Or Pomeroy. WH held at t he home of the The Yout h l''ellowshlp of the En- [ 0t hers atten d ing t he nweUn� in C hes h ire, tc r prll'le EUB C h urch enjoyed on wtire, Mr and Mrs Tonr Fowler, groom -----RIILICT MA PII.IC INS outing �·rtd a-y evenlna- at Forked I Mr. and Mn L. WASHlNGTON (UPI) -Vir11inla . o . Dil e!! , Mrs. Q arter - "Ma Petkins" of the rau Run l.ake with 2� present. u ly nion Payne Comm John K! u �f. M rs. Char les B�nnelt, t·ouowlng swimni lna: a wiene r d io soap ,_,a-was teelecfed na.• gr W lls n o • Robe 11•"-"•J" Morning ' roast w11i. h('ld a fter whic h a de• :er�·y · � � IJI tionc1I p�aident of the Americ an � : � � : .e ra l n ony 11.n The Quarterly Comm u n lo n ser- Fc 1111 .1' votional service was conducted b y de tion of Televlaion and Re.Harry Houd ashelt. · vl tf: wH held Sund ay morning at youth director, , Mrs. Orville Brown, ___ __ _ _______ _ the Syracuse P'int Unite d P s• dio Art Lsta (AFTRA) Sund,-y by re the orga n ita.tlon'i annual convenbyteri1n Church w ith the Elders t1on. '\ l of the church serving • the ele• ,: menL11. Spec:lal music was provided for the, service by the Junior choir under the dire<:tion of Mn . "! ,. -.•• Robert Harden and Mrs. Don \ '" i Cottrill, A vocal duet was sung 1 � " by Mrs, Arthur Sylvester and Mr■. Harden who w-ire aceomp. I anied b)" Mrs. Cottrlll and a apeclilll piano number was pre. tented by Eleanor K. Snyder. I f Ibis la your qu-.tlon, We b1ve tbe , 1111Wer. Durlric the mornln1'1 progra m a Cllt wu presented to the pastor, It's "DON'T." Wby - ·yourself ou& on 11111 Rev. Howard Ru ppelt by Pearl llftaome Job, wben II coota 10 IIIUe to. 1ura U McBride on bebalf of the Cburclt • 11' 1 Con-..nlent IN MIDDLBPORT 1nd Sunday School. > over to, us. � • 11'1 $ah . ,. In Pomeroy I R.oush's Shoe Store ' · I JUlY ClEARANCE SAlE • Now Going On! I rins1 · · . MEIGS THEATRE I Church Group I I I youngs- ef urn �! II Fl 'd F. \' li1tf{l):l.i,1...L;J:1 ra 117'11'1!• f.o, 8eauty Queen I A ffend A SSemblY At Hillsboro I si:��� t-Record Hop I I $199.00 I RUTLAN D F lJ RN ITU RE I · · I I M,.'ddlepcrtG'''I Re t urn From C,-OnvenfJOn , T• !• � lleNnt Syaem Depoel\ IIIAruee . �MBIOY p . •\ · c.r,o,a11o11 . ._amu,o: . .. , .c·- �l- ' l � I\�'�. Ii clellllf"ll'lllllilillUI; There'• aoot. smoke, no ,reuy 1U111, Mor e than 6000 ot our c111tom•n hetllt Jil,ECT1UCALLY..1t._:,our belllrwaitoW Only 11. 0t'IUO HIAT 110 110 Member Jle,lenl "·• . t � , • . Member Jleder,tl • • _..�:, CLEAN! �,:.. .......,;., ,.. . ...,.�-i ;.. :-.Ji'._.. \II ' •:.•z·f, ..1/.'1>.·::.,.'••.•..•..,;•"·...:, .,.... . . \'I•' ,. . ' · "' · ·· I Atf0 Ac- II or King Builders Supply Co. TO DO­ OR NOT TO DO MY OWN .WASH�.• SA L E At -- BECKY'S -· Professional Care For Yovr Wnll' 1'.,WHn . ' Robinson's I ' ·I Trl•Lllltei< ' ae..,.. PHONE m :..-111 .. �'?4 New S p red House Paint CLEARANCE .-;._�.-...•::•• .HIATING,. . . , :IN(.. TRY GLI DDE·N S . J U LY .-·� �:'••l . .-&�•··�· � ..�i,·.. SUNSHINE -•::�.� BANKIN(; SINCE 1171 k IT' YOUR HOIJSE PA�NT PEELING? ' ·..•\·,. t···•·.. .!, '•\I.•:'.•·=..,....-..�;-· POMEROY NATIONAL IANK r,opy - · , M Cl URE $ DAIRY ISlE I.. - - - - - -· - - - -, - -- - - --- · -- -· · . . .. \\'•• �.i,•, t1=v� .:=· ,. ·i.- ...•I. lntotHt Oa Your S.�lnp s;NGLE ... PllJMDWG ••1'1 I II H-'d S _.,___, We Pay J% - Po_meroy-Middleport, ' CIJlo, ' Tuesday, July 28, 196-0 OHIO VALLEY DAIRY mu:,� FOR JHE (MILD ' 11· TU'ESDA.y ON'l"y' I ff ■ NO. 84 Ohl9: lcatterN tM11•111MW11I Uk .. , ,_., .,. .......... W..... day IINlrflY doudy wtffli ......ild offer,...., or rHn1n9 fttunttw.t.i.. •r1 Ubly mottl' In the: MUfh and centr•I portlOM. Hltf, tNty N-tO LoW tonl1ht 6'-72. r: - -, -- - - F_R...E F.'.·-, .-,1·...0, . .-� .--·-. -·, \t' ::�: ��d • 11'1 Tlme-$av1"11 Devoted To The lnte,,..,_ Of The Mei1,-Mo.on km Weather _%3/N. I D :lwe I y - -- / .eauger I :? dd,ng • R-,•tes H fJ $a t urday Amana Air-Conditioner •:.•••• e . e n t1 n e I I I SO QUID AND COOL ••• •• -. at y I I Midd/,eporf Y • 1!'1 lu1ln111llb "' room air conditioner . CaroI Teaf d Janice Drak"" Nom,·nated . '\ T t.o : .Ad I I d I "'· "'" F, r·.'.day fv9n1'ng F I I I ___ .HoIds Session At sm :th Home . ar Uni� ,,_ lntwnttltn■ I TM ,.,..... ef lntlllll df..... el their •ad lty pla,;ln9 ftt• kcfi" .n ..,...,.,. of lllenu" ......_ th-, are Hfffl by wltu,.._ ., ' Here's the newest in cool CQtnfort SMITH CLOTHING ! TO BE MARRIED SEPT. 5 \ l' . . . ._ \ I I I, . _ _ 1 1' Hl'lla • •' I ," 11' '" r ,cs:. ... IN M(DDLBPO�T . . ' ... � .J¢!S!I $ $77 l( .3f ' • . '; - Celebrated By MGM Scouts or Will Reviiew Administiation people witnessed the Jubilee camporee as the Hundreds MGM Dlstrict celebrated the 50th Annlver&1ry of the Boy Scouts of America . Troop imd Post 200, GalHpolis, Winning Blue Ribbons for ex• pert ca mping skill and personal in- 1 opened the Campfire wtth III pag­ speetion, presented by Merrill eant entitled ,.Fity Yurs of Scout­ Briggs, Camporee Director, were i11a." A feature or the Campfire was Meigs County Troop 235, Chester, M arion Parker, SM.; Troop 247, the preientation of historical items Rock Springs, Roy McGlone and for the Kenneth Jnhnslon Museum Dick Cl,.rk, Leaders; Troop 240, for Scouting at New Brunswick , N. Pomeroy, Ra lph Spencer and Ed; J. Wilbur C. Dickson, Pt. Pleasant, chairman of the MGM Dialrict in• gar Arnold, SM and Ass'l SM. Miles Epling, GalliPolis, troduoed the of winners CC1unty Mason In blue ri b bon were Troop 232, Pl. vice pre:,idenl of the Tri-State Ple asa nt, Carl Murray and Sam Ai:ea Council, who congratula ted Tri.plehorn, Leaders; Troop !59, pt. the boys on being in Scouting and spoke on behalf of the Council Plenant, George Fisher, SM. t. presiden Sehool, Troop 263 Roosevelt Burl Hood, G allipolis, entertain­ James Bran�n, SM, was not rated beeau� this was its first camping ed the boy1 with "humorous stories experience. However, they receiv- of early Scouting. Mr. Hood was a ed a Participation Award in the Boy scout in 1915. Mr, Hood presented to Epling h is camping skill ph,1se. . first Scout uniform to be placed · The program Satl\l'day i ncluded in the new Scout M useum. field events in the m orning ■nd Mr. Thomson introduced Emory the afternoon was devoted to PA· 1 Monroe, Jr. . Pt. Pleasant, whose fa. trol skill contests, such as m_aking ther was the Scoutmaster of the flre by flint and 3leel, fire-b u ilding first troop In Mason County in with natural materials, compass 19 12. work, Ir.not eying, a diagonally Wi MHB of the Saturday day trullSCd chariot race, a nd a raCt!! lont activities were: 'Flnt: Troop 259, Pt. Ple11sant; against time over an obstacle course. Second, Troop 2"7, Jlock Springs; The Saturday evening program Th'ird, Troops 23Ui, Chester; Fourth liell)I! 1"1111 1 Camporee Plll'•de to I Troop W, Pt., Pleuuu and Fifth I I I tbt ·•'""' . ,< Troop - � MR. DANNIR He ts the iOn ·or the iate Mr. and Mn. John E. Danner, Galli­ polis, a gradua·te of Gallipolis "Academy High School. and of Rio Grande" Collep Q} 1931. He i• married to the former Esther Fiske of Athen& Crunl:y. They have three son1, Robert, who ii married and ia 22; Tbomu Dean, 18 and Lloyd Emll';DhS, 16. Mr. Owen said llobP.rt Byer will continue i n his PHitent posl• tion of advertising manager of the Pomeroy,Mlddlepart Dally Sens tinel. Bailey �ervic� ' · Are Annotfuced . ' •' For Fri�ay At 2 ' Funeral - servlef!s for Herbert A. Bailey, 78, who died at the Meigs General Hoepital about noon Monday will be held Friday at 2 p .m. boom the Mt. Herman Church with Intermen t at the Mt. Herman cemetery. H e is alll'Vlved - by h!a wife, Francie, three sons: Edward, Z.n­ esvUle; Ottmer 11nd Howard of Florl4■: 1 ailter, Elsie Pooler, Rt., 3, ·Pomeroy. Friends may call at the Ewing Funeral Home Until time of 1er•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 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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