http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/e5a141f4edeaa7ca38e050e8164e7a1a.pdf 57aa1ff31b58ac05fb53a7377f4aa900 PDF Text Text •' ' F R I DAY 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. I 1 R.,ular R-.ulu R-...1.,. R...,lar R..,lar Reeul•r Re91,,lar \ I �' '' $59. .50 $49,SO $39.50 $25.00 $1 9.50 $1 7.SO $16.SO Wolt'l•nf Wom.nt WOnMns. Womens. Womans Women, Womens Coah CNh Co•h Co.h Coah CNt1 Coat, and and and •nd •nd and and Sult1 _ Sulh Sulh Suits. Sulh Suits Sulh SALE $29.75 SALE $24.7S SALE $14.75 SALE $12.S-O SALE $9.75 SALE $8.75 SALE $8.25 SALE! GIRLS TOPPER COATS Reeular $7.95 GIRLS TOPPER COATS SALE Sl.91 R�l•r SI.ts GIRLS TOPPIR COATS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SALE $4AI Reeular $1 0.00 GIRLS TOPPER COATS _ _ _ _ _ _ SALE $5.00 ' ' SALE! GIRLS SUITS • ., l SA TU RDAY 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. SAUi WOMENS COATS and SUITS I R.. ul•r $1.95 GIRLS SUITS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ R,.._,lir $13.9S GIRLS SUITS Regular $16.SO GIRLS SUITS lltqular R.,.ular Regular Regular R-.,lar R-.,lar R ..., l•r ! '! I,1 \. I SALE! GIRLS COATS $17.S0 GIRLS COATS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ $1 6.SO GIRLS COATS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $13.95 GIRLS COATS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $1.9S GIRLS COATS - - · - · · · - - - - - • - - : : : $7.95 GIRLS COAn _ _ _ _ _ _ - -- - · $5.95 GIRLS COATS � : · · · · · - - - - - - - - · $3.95 GIRLS COATS SALE $4.48 SALE $6.'8 SALE $1.2:5 SALE SALi SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE 0.75 $1.25 $6.91 $4.41 $3.98 $2.98 $1 .98 54 ,l!qul■ r 13.95 WOMENS bREisEs - - · - · · - _ . SALE $'J.00 49 19 I :I 3 2 72 42 24 4 7 2 2 3 10 25 16 19 10 27 31 34 l I 36 31 24 9 4 Regul■t' $2.95 WOMENS SKIRTS - - · · · · - . . . . SALE $2.00 Rqular $1 .95 WOMENS SKIRTS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . SALE $I .SO Rqul•r $1 0.00 WOMINS DUSTERS . SALE $6.00 Regular $1 6.SO WOMINS LOUNGING PAJAMAS SALE $10. Rqul1r $1.9S WOMENS DUSTERS - · - - - - _ SALE $6.00 Re1ul1r $19.SO WOMINS ROBES - - - - - - · - - · SALE $10.00 Rqular $5.95 WOM8NI DRIHIS · · - · · · · · · · · · SALE $4.00 Rqulu $1.95 WOMENS DIIHEI · · · · · • • - • - · · - SALE $6.00 Rqul•r $10.00 WOMENS DRISSIS · · • - ·· · _ _ SALE $6.00 Re1ul1r $1 2.95 WOMINS DRIHIS · · · - . _ _ SALE $7.00 R ..ul•r $1 3.95 WOMINS DRIHIS · · - · · - - - - - - SALi $7.00 R ..ul■r $16.50 WOMINS DReSSEI - - - · - - - - - - - _ SALE $8.00 R•tul•r $1',SO WOM NI DRESSES . . . . . . . .. . . . SALE $1.00 Re9ul1r $25.00 WOMINS DRESSES _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ · SALE $12.00 Regular $3.95 WOMINS aLOUSIS . _ _ _ · - - _ SALE $2.00 • ...,,., $1 .95 ;IRLI T SHIRTS ' • · - · · · • · · · · · - SALE $1.50 Rqular $2.95 GIRLS ILOUSl!S · - - - · - - · · - · · - - SALE $1 .50 Regiul■r $1 .95 GIRLS ILOUSlt _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ SALi $1 .50 R .. ular $2.95 W()MINI COTTON JACKITS SALE $2.00 Regular $1 .95 WOt,llNI BLOUIIS _ _ - - - · SALE $1 .50 R•1ular $ 1 .69 WOMINI ILOUIIS · - - _ _ _ _ _ _ SALE $1 .25 Re11,1lar $2.tS WOMINI ILOUIIS - - - · - · - -- · - SALE $2.00 · ■ WOMENS UMBRELLAS fb1ul" R ..., .. R.,.,., R...,,., R-.,lar Pl.aids, f11:lral Prtnta ,and Plain Colors. $1 .95 . · · - · · - · · · · · · · · · · - - · - · SALi: $1.25 $2.95 · · - - - - - - - · · - - . SALE $2.00 $3.95 · · · · · · · - · · · · · · · - · · - - · · · - SALE $2.50 $4.95 • - · - · · · · · · · · · · · · · SALE $2.00 $.S.95 - - - - - • - · · · - · - · - · · · · SALe $3.50 Womens Proportioned Length Slips 100•,1,, nylon. Shudow panel. Siz s 32 to 44. $1.95 Short, averai;:e and tall - - - - · - · · - - · - - - · - - - - · · · · · e WOMENS SUMMER HANDBAGS 10 R••· 12.95 IUMMIR HANDIAGS - - · - - 1 5 Rev. 11 .95 SUMMIR HANDIAGS . _ _ _ 1 2 R•g. U ,00 fUMMllll HANDBAGS _ _ · - · -21 I 2 3 i ', -.UITI . · · · • • - · · · · · · · . . . . . IUITI · · · · · · · · · · · - · · IUITS · · · - • - - · • - . . IUITS · · - · . • . . . . SALE SALii SALi SAL E WOMENS and MENS BIUFOLDS $3.25 $5,75 $6.75 $7.75 Sale $1.98 to $5.00 - whde they last , j 15.95 SWIM $1.95 SWIM $10.00 SWIM $12.95 SWIM A sm.-11 •i: ro up or wOrtt'e11t· 4n d mcn1 Ulllfo ld111 . .Slightly 5oilcd. . Hcgular $3.95 to $10.00 . • R•t• R ... .... R•e. WOMENS SWIM SUITS �ALE f'2.00 SALE $1.'.H SALE 7Sc WOMENS GOWNS I Wonu·n� C"otlon c repe full hm11th -a:ownA. Shr.c11 :14 lo 40 •1 Il $1 .69 CHILDRENS SWIM SUITS 3 R... 13.tl GIRLS TIIN IWIM IUITI ·-· · · · · · SALi $2.50 19 R•I• 11.95 GIRLI IWIM IUITI • . • . . . . . . . . . . . IALI $1.25 CHILDREN$ CRAWLERS anti CRAWLER SETS ·1' ' i � ' • -. �-�, :-. ....,"'·: :r.:.· ►. J.;:' -(4', ,•)1 ' : , ·-: ::•;r ,\: 't .: , ' ' Chi ldren& cotton crepe, poplJn and 1111cni.tcker crawlen. 31 R... 11 .95 CRAWLIRS •·• • • • • • . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . SALi $1.2J 11 R... $1,00 CRAWLIRI • • ••.. • • • • . . • . . . . . . . . . . . SALi 1Jc 4 R•I• 15.95 CRAWLIRI · · · ··-- · · · - ' · · · · · · · · · · SALi $3.00 1200 WASH CLOTHS }' Sol ld Colora. Whipped ed,ge,s , Ex� llenl val ue. Whlle the y tall . . • _ • . _ _ _ . . . _ . _ . _ . PDR THIS SALii AN OLD PAYORIT CANNON MULTl CDLOllaD ITIIIPID ■ 1 Qc BATH TOWELS Remembered II over eDc belt Hiler. Size 20 by 40 Inches. Onl y 300 to tell. ' While They Last - 2 for $1 .00 CANNON PIRCALI BED SHERS Ii Another bJ1 ■Mpment lor th\1 ule. our favorite aeller. oannon \ Comblpun Percale Bed Shtieta. I ALL WHITE CANNON PERCALES . ' llrt 1 1 ..,_ IOI Inch" O.Uble IN llae • . _ _ _ • • . • . • . . . . _ . . $2.76 fll!Nd hltOm lhfflo . . . . . . • . . . . . • • • • • • . • . . • $2,76 · 42 lty 11\ii 1,..,,.. PIiiow c.... . . . . . . . . . . . . ., • • • • • • 11.31 .,, lty Ill Inch.. Twin !led lln · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · - · · · $2.46 '.1"'1t1 l'IIIN .....m ,_ , • _ . . . • • •• • • • • • . . . . . • . . . . • • . . $2.46 •i.P,,.lol• . =�- " "" ij n I" "' ;'· SOLID COLOR CANNON PERCALES Doufol• !led SI• • • · · - · • • • • • • . .• . . . . . . . SUI ,,_ ....... .,,_ . . . • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • •• . . . 13.21 -- a,;, , UV, 1.,,,.. PIiiow c.... · · · · · · · · ··--·····-·· $ 1 ,51 p,. n Twin hd. lfn · · · · · ·-······· ····--· - · - $2.tl , 1'.,. , <PJ- ..- - ···-··-·-······· ··•······· $2.98 Alm f10J'l ,e,ttem1 and , ■biped pati.tmt in Cannon Peret.le&. uo11n "'"" •• our t,i,,I �'.-l•te 11••"•1, OllUIOD a,,, ,. ,...... ' "J4:· ' -II•• .. HOUSEWARES $10,00 $20.00 11.50 $1.00 $1.00 50c 13.00 $1.00 · · - 50c • $2.00 . $1.50 . $2.00 - - $6.00 . - . $1.00 . . $2,QII 4 Reg. $1 -4.9.5 - 42 PC. DINNER SETS 7 R•g. $37.50 - 4S PC. DINNER liET5 3 Rsg. $2.,95 FRUIT BOWLS 7 Rag. t l .29 CIGAR ETTE BOXES .5 R•g. $1 ,19 ASt-t TRA VS 29 Reg. $1 .00 CHINA CUPS & SAUCERS 8 Rf!'!i. $-4.9S 6--'KING DISHES .5 R!'I!: $ 1 .95 ICE BUC K ETS 9 Re9. 7Sc UTIL ITY BOARDS WITH K N I F E 2 ho. !1.95 BRASS PLAQUES S h9. $2.95 BRASS PLAQUES 1 1 Reg . $3.95 8RASS PITCHERS 2 Reg. $ 1 0 95 BRASS BOWLS " " ""' · • • to.tt 11tl't "' � S BOWLS 5 Reg. 13.25 BRASS BOWLS 2 Rq. $2.95 BRASS ASH TRAYS , "� �. •• YS BRASS BOWL · -- SALEI DESIGNERS GROUP ,,..,, fl .JO REVERE WARE I I I S 7 4 '6 4 1 2 R&g. Ro,g. bg. Reg. fteg. Re-e. Reg, Reg. Req. Reg, ➔ SALE! BED ROOM SUITES $1 00.00 $1 75.tjO $300.00 $250.00 '275.00 $0 '5,P!) SALE! ElECTRICAL APPLIANCES 3 R•t• $19.95 Genaral Electric Port•bl• Mixers · - - SALE $14,00 1 R19. $49.95 Sunbe.iim MlxmHfer - · - · - - - - - - · - · · SALE $30.00 1 lteg. $37.'5 Sunburn Ml•cn-stu; ---· - · - - - - · - - · 1#1�1 • R-. $23.95 l�llffl fl',rtebl• "'h1.er1 - - - - - - - - - - IA.Li Iii 1 lteg. $1 7.95 SunbHm i.,_:. SALi! $13• . 5 lteg. $1 7.95 Gener1I ll•ctrlc SfHm Irons - - - - · - · - SALE $13, I Rq. $1 4.95 Sunba•m Iron . _ _ _ - - - · - SALE $10.00 3 Re., $12.90 Hoover Iron, _ _ _ _ · · - - - - - · SALi S7.00 1 Rag. $2:1 .95 Ganeral Electric StHm Iron _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SALE S16.no 5 Rq.. $9.95 0.n•rel llectrlc I ron, · · · - - · · - · · - · · - SALi $6.DO 6 ltq. $6.95 W•1t Bend BHn Pah . _ - - - - · .. . _ _ _ SALi $'.GO 4 lteg. $21 .95 C..neral l!lactrlc Toatt•rt · · - _ _ SALE $ 16.QO 1 Reg. $1 1.95 Ge.,.r•I l l•ctrlc ToHt•r · - - - - · · · · · SALi $14.00 6 lteg,. SlS.95 Unlverul Trnel I ran, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SALE $1 2.00 2 Rq. $1.95 p,..,to Hat Oo8"r1 - - - · - - - - · - - - · · · - SALE S4,00 3 l•f. $5.95 Nel10t1 ToHflrt _ _ _ - - · - · - - - - - - SALE I Rq. $1 7.9$ Sunbeam Sauce Pan . . . . - · - - - • - - $ALE $'10.00 2 lies,. $4.95 tfflMn Waffl• I ran, __ SALE $3 00 1 $24.95 Sunffam Hair Dryer SALE s1 1:oo 7 R.,- ,,o.95 Wed Band Percal1tor, . . _ · · - - - SALi! S6 oo 3 R•t• $2.95 , S.lko Trnal Irons . . SALE $2:00' 6 Reg. $19.95 Udlco Can Oi>en•r & Knlf• Shu,.nfl-rt SALi $1 2,00 1 R•t. t25.t5 Sunfflm DHp F ryer-Cooker - - SALE $19 00 l Reg. $24.95 West lend W•terlu1 Caokar SALi! SH .GO 4 Reg. $21.45 Sunbeam Fry Pana . _ . SALi $20 00 3 R... $26. 1 5 Sunl>Hm flry Pans . . • . . SALE s2ioo 3 A,., f,2:4,20 SunlM•m Fry P•n1 _ · · · - - . SALE $18 ,00 6 Rq, $5.95 GMeral Electric HHting P•ds · - - - - lliALI $5.'00 2 Rq.. $19.9S General llitetrlc Percol1tor1 SALE $12.00 I Rtt. $29.95 Ganeral llectrlc Percolator -SALi $22.00 1 R.., $37.95 Sunbeam Coffumastar - - SALE $32 00 1 It.,, $21 ,tS Mlrrom•tlc Percal•tor .���� - . SALE $ 1 600 . 4 R•g. $1 4.tS Chneral l lectrlc Percolators _ _ _ _ _ . . SALE $ 1 1 .0Q 3 Reg. $3,95 l,nplr• P•rcolata'1 _ · · · - - · - · - SALE $2 00 2 Ret, $5,95 Holbrook Hol Pl•te,1 _ _ _ _ _ · • - · SALE $4°00 · 6 R•e. $29.t.'.I Hoover Floer Poli,hen _ _ · · · �· - · · SAi I s22'00 2 Reg. $39.95 Hoover Floor Poll1h•r1 : SALE $J2:'.oo I R.._ .....95 lknliral IIHtrlc ll•nht . - · - . . SALE $30 00 1 Re1, $1 t,95 Cafha Maker and CuHrol, S.t - · · - SALE $10:00' tUI t.,n• _ _ _ --··-···- . � �= � � · - �= � - "'·<IP SALEI UYING ROOM FURNITURE lq. $1 89.50 1011!.A , B ID · - - · • · - - • - · · -- - ..- · · · Re1. 11 79.00 SDPA , 11D . . , .-. - · · · · · · · - · · · .... 1269.00 SLIIP OR LOUNGE . . · - - · · · - · · · R... $1 79.95 SOflA 11D · - · · · · _ --······ R•,. 12.19,00 DAVINPQaT · · · - · · · • · - · · · · · · · · .... $391.00 DAVINPOIIT . . . . · · - · - . . . . . . .... $149.00 DAYIN',,'!_RT · · • · - · • · - · · · · · - · R•o. 1269.00 DAYIN rvRTS - - · · · · - · · · · :· -R... $229.0Q-.1 PIICI SUITIS . . . . . _ _ · · · · -· · R... $297.-2 PIie IUtTa · - - · - · .... $249.0Q-.1 PIICI SUITI . : : : : :::: .... $251.0Q-.1 PIICI PLAIT IC SUIT! . . . • • . R... $297.0Q-.1 ,, ca HCTIONAL _ - · · · · · · · ■ ■ CHAIRS SALE SALi SALE SALi IALI SALE llALI SALi IALI SALa SALE SALi SAL• $100.00 $1 10.00 $1 50.00 $110.00 $1- sm.oo . $1$900, s1n:oo 11 11.00 $200 00 s1 10:oo $175 00 ,200:00 I Re,. $1 1 9.00 RELAXIR CHAIR · · · · · - · · · · · - · SALi $7000 1 R... 11 2,.00 ••LAXIR CHAIR . . . . . . . · - · · · · ··· SALi seo' oo 1 .... $97.50 RILAXa R CHAIR · · · ··· · · SAL• uO:oo 5 R... $1t.00 ltlLAXIR CHAIRS · · · · - · - · · · · · · · IALa $50.00 1 .... $69.00 RILAKI R CHAIR · - · · · · · · · · · · · · · : SALi $4,1.00 I .... '59.00 ltlLAXa R �HAIRS . - · - · · · · · · · · · IALa $40.00 I R'!I, 1139.00 CHAIR A!ID OTTOMAN • • • . • • • , SALi 170,00 1 R... t1 49,00 C�IR AND OTTOMAN . . . . • • • SALi $ 100.00 1 R... 124.95 RICRIATION ROOM CHAIR wllh •fNI ftMM, (1111flc cewNd INf Ind Mck • . . _ . _ SALi $1 5.00 4 .... "·" 1taCRIATION ROOM CHAIR S - TullUfor ltffl • fr•IM, �ltltlc MM aml INck · · - · - · - - · - - - - - - · SALi .... . 1 Roll 12 h. wide MOHAWK CARPET I :wool belle Lwlat weave-. Re&ular priced .t '8,91 per aq, y,d', illli Far This Sale - $6.00 sq. yd. ilAblAI Lili $109.00 BRONZE AND $19.00 BRONZE l PC. $109.00 BRONZE AND $149.00 GOLDTONI. S BLACK 5 PC. - - · _ . . . ._.... IA.ASS S PC. _ _ _ _ _ _ PC . . . . . - - · · · · · FOLDING METAL CHAIRS SALE SALi SALE SALE SALE ol' R ... 1..- $6.95 ' · - · · · · · · - · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · - · · · · · · SALi �•· -••• $7,4.5 · · · · - . . . • . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . . SA•E 1rl-.,l•r $1.95 . . . - - · - - · - - · SALi " ' BROADLOOM CARPET SALEI. l roll 12 ft. w i de 111 wool Leu Caripet. Embossed aurt.ce t.11.wre. Oolor ii I deep, ,tron, ?(lie. Thia carpel la recularly priced al , '1.0.811 per oq. yd. Whde They last - $1 .39 Chenille 27 It... I R... l .... in two a nd $1 .95 MAT $2.95 MAT $3.95 MAT $4:00 $4.50 $5,00 s,,. ····-··•·, -···-·-·· ·· · CLEANUP! For This Sale - $1 50,00 · 1S Rq. '6.25 lro,,lia St■rlet Can,-r41 -- - - - - · ·- - - - - - • · $4.i3 9 ... $ 1 1 .fO' .row,,I• lt■rflb: Cam1,r111 _ ..: r1- - - · - �- - - - - - 2 R19,. $1 5,00 Brownle lullMy• C•rMre■ - � - - - - - · · - · - - · $1 1 .U 3 Reg, �.50 arownle Movie CMMr■- · - - · - - - - · · - · · - - - $2'-66 6 R..,. Kod1k Movie Spllcers - - - · · · - · · • • - - - - - - � • - $1.64 4 R•g. $69.50 Brownle 300 Mewl• P�IKtor1 _ _ . _ . . _ _ . _ $49,00 W lte1- S'J;'l.lO , Holldey FIMh .Clmeni jncl -.ut,IMnt -:_ _ _ _ $1.ff ,,.n GLIDER R�lltt :cuSHIONS An exceptionally good val,ue for- this Hie. Buy .several boxes lo have on band when you need Lbem. . , Our reg ular Sffi,90 and $6.85 plain or!' In 0011 length. $3.f5 ,• ' • I Beys Sharl Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS Buy now and 11ve for school openinc S ,,roups - Sizes from 2 to 18, GROUP I · - · · · · · · · · · · $1.50 a abirta for boya in GROUP fl • • . . . . . . . • • • $1.21 GROUP Ill · · · · · • · · • · ·· · · - · - · $1.00 MENS SUMMER TROUSDS . l!O polro � 29 lo 88. Pin llripe In &UY 11lli bl11e. Reaulv·'3.III • pair. <) ' $2.00 1 (111lr SOit De1lm. 1111 !lflh. Reiiular $2.00 d I I I pr. Re• $1.95 flN1'91•' Printed Dra,n (1 pr. of a kind) ,· , i-. ,....._ , 1.9.t.S Cetten Prlnhcl Drapet, (l er 2 pr. of • kind) , J"11 ,,.-:-• T I Sale $5.00 a pair . . • . - .. • •• ' . PS u o , . ' ' . ,· t O I R L A M . ······ · · · · , . SALE Sl,3f 6 .... IJJ,J LAl,ll'I · • · · · · · · · · · · · - · · 19 .... � LAIOIPI -• · · · · · · · · · · - , · · · · · ···· · · · SAi.ti $),�9 10 R.,. 13.ts LAMPI · - · · · · · ····-···-···--····· $ALE $2." - . $3.19 BED RUFFLiS: · Past.el du1t ruffles In iplain •nd atri·ped chinU. Sale $2.00 CLEANUP! IVYTWIST RUGS Lt&ht ,and Dark Shades - :rrlnged Endt I R ... $1,B-11" K ,,,.. · · · · · · · · · - · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 12 R... $1.-.24" ll 16" ·······-··············· I R... $2.fS-27" X U" •• •• • • • •• • . • • •. . . .. . . . • • M R• $5.95-3' X 5' · · · · - - · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 1 6 R... $7.K--4' X 6' ·-·· · · · · · · · - · · - · '· · · · · · · · · · SALi IALE SALE SALa SALi $1 .00 11.2J $1.00 $UO $4,50 noral dnw�r cheat, - ,uitable for lln&trie and shoes • reinforced. 1 .... $2;- -WIR CHalT · · · · · · · - · ' · · · · · · SALi R ... $6.ts-9 D�!fllR c�•�T · · · · · · · · - · · · · · · · SALi I Wood DRAWER CH ESTS · $1,1 ' ss.1, $I.it 12.11 Elberfelds . In . Pomero_ , . -... . , '' ' \ ' . . '} , ., ... ' . l' � '( • 1\ '; }. t' J,. :! I t � • Jt I 'I 1 .' t ly lt■y mouil Lahr C H I.CAGO (UF'I) - Richard M. Nl.<9n led the Republican Parly onto the 1 960 campaign today with a promise to press lus race for lhe presidency In all 50 states. . I t will be a campaign keyed to fore(&n policy - which can• d1datc is best prepared to deal with Nikita S. Khnul1chev lhc 47•year·Old Nixon with eight years of service as Dw1gbi D. Eisenhower's vice president, or 43•year-old Sen. John F. K�nnedy, his Democratic opponent! . l'hat 1s the wa. y Nixon 1pelled 1 t out Thursda y n i ght i n an emo- Republlcana may have the same · lion - laden acceptance ,peech at 11:oalt but Hid they diHered about 1 ·i. .the 1900 Repuhliun National the road to follow in reaching and Va., . W The crew of -thf fi:;iJfts itrs ' htturned yesterday fqUpwlng a trlp on the houseboat to St, Marys, " above Conventi on. He sai d hi, cam- them. _(L are ursday m?rning about \J:30. They left l'ast Saturday mo�nlng. rictured Jqme?Qy_ in Jl) arriving back, paign had beg"n there and lhen. " . . . •n d lhe re,ord, lhow, · . ird trip of the "Suits This 1s the Ib to R) Herman Wlleoh, Sprl_nglle}d; Ro l lin Durst- and Erne st Ebersbach, Pomeroy. He appeared before the conven- that our way works and their& rg. year This Parkersbu Us." On the other two trips mecha,n'.ical difficulties fore ed curtailment of the trip near tion for lhe finl i ime after it doe,n't" be · said. bach into the river. Mr. had ac�pted as his running mate But mnt of lbe Republian the only difficulty encountered was a snag which "Suits Us11 struck and toppled = the of Du employe an Mr. , by owned is Us" "Suits d. planne candida_te'1 as 1peech w11 devoted ambassador continued was Cii Henr trip bot Lodg e the y He was fl9hed out -and , � a man to bis view of American pro� 58, se with more v than e n . Ho!J!�fal Meigs General _ , ·<I, year4 on the diplomatic firing le ma abroad. He d ia!'uted J)emo_ cro!;e .........i. 1h11 the Unlled line In the Uniled N,lioo� . ., S lalel i, fallin1 behind in mili. • .,., r Schedule Tede AnrMtUncN . ..,...g eeo and 1 mie ngtb. Afl.ACKJ, K E NNaDy _ for• 1.re llll The vice president tol d new■- t.ary ")A• ,'T' 1 . 11 men he wo u ld ,nnoence loday "I qy 1h11 ,t I Um• when lhe ... . �, · w:� �ic ■t_.rd bis next weekll schedule, which Comm uDUltl ue runutq 1.11 down o he desc ribed in advrmce III a abroad, It IJ time to ,peal: up · -� · � i-"" K..-_ttct, · · of 1 •�- .,..,.. •lock campaigning 1ehedule." He b11 lor Amer1<10 11 home," he 11id. " (UPI) :_ John F. Kennedy's sights HYANNI S PORT, 1�•• E1Nnhownation the aid eft� Nison doea set con farm a p u e fer here nce h were set today on a grand Slam 60·8late victory over Richard P�l�111t Nl•on � Monday and is expetted to fly to need itl mulmum rate of econo·•. . . ,·, M. Nixon in the November presidential � lection. mic IJ'owtll but that thil abould �a.lit ltieh4lwictr (tlnlt) 1 ome town of Whittier, Calif. t flan1 are �-..al ong for Centen• his h . was scor that e Tuesday with a stop en route at be achieved bf encouragins � ...... wonclor whetMr The Mass8chusetts. ft!lltor'& confidence on ni1fCCelebr1tljtp. an� dedicalioP , Sen. Henry M . Ja<:kson cteative enterpriae, not be is ....., n eneno, Nev. by exR 111:ur.sday · ' . relayed to newsmen &o"" . ser'YI.N> . rs of tbe Tuppers Pl ·, · t ,..(dint."' Dtw..,-1 • od -� � 1 , pa gov�11rnen NI unction&. xon 'e gav m , Ut50 v,r a • 1 perform• ch airman. "al (WasII .), Dem·_ ocratic naU_on I · •. . ,.l;lrl11tian Chn_ _ , n 4ugust 28,. , ;;.:. .._ chNn fTOffl lle,unc l th I t r ·1 a A � ue Kennedy will meet tonight.t ,dth In a birth day honoring lhe eanwd I:y "I "!!'"" · M1all ........ •t the COflfffl:H::: e r� Th:rS:a; ���1�� �e : �n:i t no:-�w.::� ;: ! fh • � ..... hi8 vlce presidential r i1nnin.l mate didate'a wife, Jacqueline, on her P Ti��:�� , w i t· e ro am .__ _ · , ...:; --· .,--.,,. ".! fro t :I es no m an .. t bifthdlY I main I ed gc ThuneliY. 3ht n • Jlisw Ion u the &realest eballen ..__ Sen. Ly ndon B. Johnson, to -Y Harold C. Doi: ue an add reN r, ave or newa eman d d televise 1 o nationallya a utlined At faced. me be pro To o t vlcto"" be il, t lhit e , e ! achieve .1 to a wa cuss •�' ter, recent miti:iater oJ the. Shadi, � . y his . vie w OI lhe grim pro ble ms , � --·� that 1overnment foreign -startina: wttb the August ses- conference on the front porch of vall1y: C hri11lan Church.es y,ho t� 11 i.s l•c• can' d ng IIle nexl pres)·d ent. Aenne , e · born ents' r pa I aid and illfonnaUon agencia be hi1 Y . slon of congreu. spr!n1 becatn11 a W est Virginia co lG H charge d the Democrat• with I reorganized IJld • . togeth• elded � Johuaon, . accompanied b>: his grJlulated Nixon I.or winning t·�e Jege professor. Rev. Doaler will be and said wife, Lady Bilrd , and a ,part,_ of tne· GOP oomlnauou weICO.filed by Rev. J. p , Miller, play1':1g ,",a 11ymp_hony Of poI ITJcal er into one Jo.�ul economic . u . -�•t .cynieram al the11 recent conven- and ldeoloei<:al atrlklnl for:ee" NI xon'a c h01ce of 1-Jenry Cabot ... •• aides and new�n, was Jcue• -zu p . tor. I -•- •�· l'il� ••�-· tioa. He uid the• ...... • aclopled .111••d t11 11.rrlv., at tbl1 ciJu11 ·Cod,. Lodge H a r\Ul,niqJ D\ate me,n, 's: plaM ne,, c . 1h, i ce]e·•. ! that ·••· � � Id hiff " be . ,;1d dl1tatroU1 · 1Jem0Cnt11 · � ,lit�' '.¥: �. - oi. " · :'!)1t: "'Wlilan Mt. tiffdff" -llaY, bratiorr .tnel ud11: prtfgl'am,� � O aation .ahd Wrt.."Ct• r� the ·� . _,_ , - .our crudebt edt. Kennedy pltnr, ed to fN!et oroust' fight in the f11lL" ldred will live under Newland, C. 0. Richa rdson, e«>n!:' Jacuon said he and Keanedy them at the airport. the · _first I Communllm, let us say tb•t bis Hig1-' .c,mi of natW"II pa from Army Pvt. Robfft E. Rouah, r Head ley and E u lamae · nd o n; · not is there t 11 th h� "J se�Ye nO tJee La i,;r_e and now grandchHdreri_ will li..-e in freeagreed .were � lli l Mr,. to 1;1. " Icy R. M ll ry, time he has d one so f•r ·anY'. vis! 23, n of hlSlory, J. S. Davis, Mabel Kim and tha t w hatev s\lpl)lien •will Tdult in an increase ; ,... c er the pol/t�cal consetor in the 13 d ays he has \ieen single stale among the 50 thah dom," Nixon said. 1 1 02 E. M.a in St., P m•ray : Mabel Richardson; hospitality, Doof . o ne cellt • lhouNnd cubic feet 'safe' for the Republlcans. " Ken�u e;�:; ": !r�;o� t:��= � t� here. contly wa1 iuloned ta the 32d ll sbow-etopper cam e • jn a in the ga� rate in ' ll.lddleport, efHi B nice e and Phy lU s Tuttl l ro is n nedy himse lf had t.o ld newsmen P Armor at Fart St•wart, Ga. Guests af K enM<tra _ story about Lincoln being asked fective Sept. l, the Ohio Fuel Gas this campaign," Nixon d. sai the same thing, sayi r. g he hope d 32d , mec:h•n the Routh, ic a ' In ' There wm 1 , a basket d,·nner a 1 if he believed God WIii on bis Co. announced today. The Texas senator !lnd Mn. . tO' win Maine and Vc- rmont, the He o ld the Demac r■ h hMI . .,"'. Comp•nr a, ent•red th• Armr n. --. a1fO will change gas Is The de during th e Civil War. Hd eing cord ially 1 am publlc ai b Increa " Johnson w Ill stay ove,rnI II ht as o nly tw o states that went Repub�� r ed r---' p i 1n1 ta itVerY • . ses • l ut J •nua ~ · au communi· , and ...,.,..et invite d. · O b� es m 96 o1h er rat gu&1ts of the &ennedy� , t their Hean in 1936, ll er n "My r l o wheth n i conce y they , with GM txct-ptlon bod !),Isle tr•ining: at Fort Knox. indus,. volume large 2'5 lo and ea, l �. home near t_he , Reach on N�n: J didn't promlM to pey the bill." God 11 on our side l ut whether · Ky tria l emtomen, under provllionl lueket, Soun d . " We are not going to mate . WC are on Gods side," he quoted the fuel cost clauaea ln their of Adlai E. Stevenson, K ennedy's promises we cannot and ahoul d I Lincoln. contract. foreign atfairs � d vilf'J lind l�Z. s . not keep and we art not going • Other towns and cities affected tl6 forerunner on tl;le Democratlc to try to buy the people's vot es 1 the increa:.e adjacent to the Mid• Cod , __ in ticket, also arrives ..l with their own money ," be said, Sauer Starta Course area include Wellston, dleport today. He will stay �it.b' llrM)i;iA.a, ut m■ did Nl•itn b ...,... Coum South Webater, Atbcn.1, elin,r Hamden, �•Y, proand VI.I t Kennedy :iaLu.--· • d p� l �u af hit awn: For oldHarold E. sauu, Middleport, ll Jaebon, Logan, NeJsonville and bably after .Johoso.i leaves, er c1h&m1, hNlth prOhc.tlon o., is among 55 participant, in th e New Lexington. The senator .,nd others joined end more opportunity for a Pomeroy Local 650, CarpenU:!rs _______ Counselin g and Gu ld anee Training . Fun eral serices for Mn. Gr.uce and J oiners of Ame rietl, have e lect- product i ve ll hi; for thti YoU111t, GINERAL HOSPITAL MEIGS Ohio the being he Inalitute ld on Thurs wh o died , 81, Sava�e Denney Word has been received by Ap- ed and iristalled new o fficers who the bHt bnlc educ111Ho,n • ncl a Admitted: Mn. Larry Smith, University campua. day rn Charleston, W. Va., will be , ple Grove friends or the death of w. will serve for a three year term. fu ll oppartunltv to dtwlop The institute started Monday Pomerriy Route 1 ; Ben Pbllaon, held Saturday at 1 p. m, from the ! a former resident Laurence lnffillectually, whatc,ver their ed recent meeting a at Instal Jub l 18 and will continue for fiv� 1'lddleporl with Home ral e Fun • Rawlings-Coats Rhodes al Salem City Hospital af were president, John Hardy; vice The anoual picnic o l the Meigs D.ilmiued: Tom Wells, Harri· tconomlc clrcum,t•nc"; for , weeb. u is bein a , held under a burial in Roblnaon C�m�tery and ler a l�ngthy lllne!IS. '-"'• labor, higher wlllff a ncl County Junlor Chamber of Com­ d Eunice Ml)f'rls, ReedliFre 90nvWe; president, e nse tr e Def Sayre; asurer, National the of provblon the Re�. Frc� l- Gar_d!)er m charge. •1 Mi . Rhodes resided at 505 E. 1 t , l lon , , merce will be h'eld Sund ay-as ::_ ( ••, • .. • � . • . "'."" .-, • t e. Education Act of 1958: Sa,uer ia viU Surviv or s m aod1t1on to those I Lincoln Way, Lisbon, and was em - Leo Story recording and inancial 1 pl■nned--and oth er earl y fall Bom today a daut'Mer to Mr. .-,t-b"1 ooun&elor and t.cieher m tb e Rut• •· fo �; 00 11.... � isted Thursd ay in an earlier not lc e ployed bY the Midland Works or secreta ry and b usiness representa. • • t ......,r In pl1n1 were compl eted ai 1, meet• Mrs. Larry Smith, Pomeroy . and li�e, Henry Pe e ry; warden, Herbert . d ool H lan 51:h iCh Hood the Crucible Steel Co · , and"tor Mrs. Elmi ra Musser, 96, of 325 mclude tw o nieces, Mrs. . n •m col si rah Lin "Ab • ing hel d Thursday evenine. ncen d con uctor, Curtis Johnso n. Duw ; Nicholaon, Rutland, and Mrs. R. H. He was the son o r M .arlon and of f•rmert, "• fair shaN President Roy Holter prealded South Oo·.iglas Ave., Springfield, Trustees are Homer FOrrest . , , Valley Pa on , H unttnad H -".,nian was ,1 ever-lncrHslftl pr°"' and Rhodes Farley , Rschel d ..., " 1,'f urs ... • a, m. Th 1 In a bwdn eas me eting; . when out• 0 ., d ied aI iJ and a �ister-in-law, Mrs. R. C. Sans- 1 born at Ulric, Ohi o, no w know as Kenneth Markins an d George Neig golne treHurer Richard Raw­ afler three months of iJlne u. ,. ler. Charles S.ay re, Bernard Glaze , bury, 1dlddleport. Fairview. At lhe time of his death lin&B gave hia annual report. She wu born June 12, 1884, the H1Yt" S..m• Goal, ld s e are nd Hart m Rona of mber Mn. Denny wae a members of he was 55 years old and was a e. Flnal plan, ror lhe picnic at the daua:hter .of the late Mr. and ¥rs, . __ c_ a_ g� reed thal Democrat& and the W ilkesvllle uBS and of tho I member of the Lisbon First Christ- the executiv e committee. ____H fatr1rounds this Sunday were Sheffiel d Russell in Meigs Cotlny. h Midwa at Churc hrlslla� ,Y . . ian Ch u rch. ty. Alt.bough she reside" , la reviewed. . �-----He Is sur,l,ed by his wile, M•· Jacob Weber, a llfelon resident of the Keno community, , The . J■ y cee, wlll hold their Springfield lhe .p ..t 12 �•·" lhe a ,_. Sunday with three sons, Laurence W., J r ., · rlc'; •· of inaat' unt o C is el M In lived y d his 90th birthJay annivenary ur:a1celebrate aecond annual Labor Da y Feati. .• . ' .'' Kyger Man.Arrested James and Alan, 111 at home; fiv<' home. , vlt)' this year on the lower park­ her life. his at party J oislers. Mrs. Eolher Pallerson. She �•l�n,ed \o th• l.lethodi,t ' 'B · Qhio• Patrol inen entertain· ins lot In Pomeroy. Barblteue Mr. Weber, hale and hearty_ despite his 90 B chl�ken will be �erved from noon Chur<,h /,l RUUand, ' ffer blllbahlil• . ,_ ;bme /oy police reporled lhe a r- Glenmoo r ; Mr1. _Sara iloolh and esls w,·th violin selections following a dlnller o n the ed the .. M rs. Fr�nces Grimm, both or Los John, precoiled her in dloallt I · ,. , on and It pl anned to hive ride, � reaf 'jlt' Earl Snyd er, Kyger, the Weber home where he lives with � a.on, F loyd, , at 3 a. A_ngeles, M rs. Della McG raw. �n - _ A Cinc�nnati financial man sche dul ed to ha-ve a representa. lawn o� ,· · 1 9'2', , for chndren on tbe lot. e . driving wilh 4 chtir& tod'l , m. · � . y son-in-law and daugb.ter, Mr. and M.rl- Ralph Keller. SU;rvlvora , l_ll'e. � daughte r, �ri5. , whilt intoxicated. He was released nison and Mrs. Ann Blankensh L p of t1 ve appear in Middleport during August to iron out differ- a,nd his The Dilly Dunker wlll be in s. _ ences over an alleged contract to handle sewer financing A daUghter, Hilda, lives in Columbu b1,11lnW alon11 with the ri de1. Sylv1a roeL1ie �•t_h whorn. ,t the, fl"()m •jail On $1 20. bond for a hc.u- Wel bburg, emigrated parenls s Weber Mr. ed i n dealh by a reced was e ' f b v ons, l l Other atlnction1 will be announ­ real de • Sprlng!ie�d ; two s bonds , was arrested ast night for ha ing s ot machines in is U .P int Saturday eve·ning bcfu re Mayo r brothe�, Simon. to thi1 country from Germany ced duripJ August. !\UHel l , Donnelavtlle , 0., Wlll· Charle1 Legar. basement. . w and lived for ■ ' the held in the. tMO's at were Services D11 _ p 1am _of Roaevllle, o ., a slater, Char1es A • Hmsi:=h , 50, no t.i fled identified the missing machine in , · _ is being oy, Otho Tracy, Pomer n ev. eroy w here h 'IS fI th. om 1-:i ral Hom e with th 1mc . . son Fune 1 Warren, . l Me dca f, '1 held i·n lhc counly , ,,1 for A,hcna Elch1e . . •. . o; co u ncil Monday night his firm, the vice squad room of police er, Ph1lhp Weber, wns employed W 1111am M . . Span�ler . o Cf1r1aling. Mel aa . 1Erandchlld rcn, 37 great grandchil • State Hospital officials. ..,... Bond ".:,a .,.,,. In Charl<'s A. Hinsch & Co., Invulheadquarters. ------I Burial was m Colu mbiana County m('n Ui , would have a man in M kl- i Possession of slot machines In by 'b,e Dabney Salt omP• Y· grand rhil• dren, 1'1 gre at great June Totaled '137,229 lbCreak •o1 ShOr1 bel0re the Memorial Park. d an cet1 e t1i of d an number P. dleport in August. Mi ddlepo rt Ohio can carry a fine of up to r \\'a , r he purchased C\U June 11ale1 of Selta E and H dren 1 a Civil is e Antiquity th of Roy Rhodes C ITED fOR OVERLOADS cou nc il had notified Hinsch it $5,000 aoci a sentence of up to tract oI I an d at Saving■ Bonds in Oblo increased neph ews. (then eno K o usin or the deceased. c first I 11 ted l c en 0 have be men Mcl Two the . Tht remains will be et ""' ·-. wanted to void an alleged ag re e- rh·e years. an. ml!lloo d oll•..,., over On. and • h.u · known ■s Adams Mtll ) where he Cbue Funeral Home late t o night to Meigs Cpunty Court Aug. 2 by m_e n t I so me 10 ye ars ago thal the !Lins� h said he kept the ma- rai· . d • f m u Or e · ht chlldren June o f 1909. r . OPEN MIXED � ta .f ' chines "so my Son aod some or Hm s_ch firm sell sewer bonds. County Ch•lrman Theodore Reed , where servlcea will bE held Sat• the Ohio State Patrol for overload. hree . 0r hese ch I dren. a T I open ' s,ock, UPI YORK NEW Miners• d r ung, o wa Y o H r a e They In M1Udleport now have a new en• his fr.end; can entertain them - stil llv g M r. w "" lhal Ohlo ••le, were ur�•Y •• 2 p . m . w�th burial · Sr.• repor•·d 1s 1rsl m , . ��r , b. just und er $23 milllon while ,al M t MIies Cemetery . Tb Re�, Ra) - ville, and C harles Spro use, Po rn - ed mi :ii:ed and mode rately active gincerin& hr� (Floyd G. Brown & selves. I think it helps keep them ' 1 . Cb• e , d l d lh be M er, r,. E 1 today. roy. c <.•fficlate. will Konkrlght mon Assoc.) to do Jts sew e rage planning o n the streets," he s.:iid. '3totalled 7,229. County � _ _ for MeJp c er Augus er, and a b ro h er, 1 "'; and hH already . vo ted to place a _ ___ We ber, or n.., Keno. $150.000 bond i..oe o n the £,JI Aunt, Cou8in, Perish T 1$ At th e party Sunday in tiia ballot. Members of the present I hono r, Mr, Weber was 1ceompan• ' 1 .; ' ' ' council have sh own little interest In Auhl Accident Mn. Olive lngrah m at b ie In having Hlnsch handle its sew d. y Carl Moore received word Wed• i p .. he entertained lhe the iano i • er bonds when and ii lhey might nesda ., of lhe death of hi ,un , le l hi b• l u l , �[;� : n? �� � e ;� :t , � �::. , �i;;lng to the United Press �i:\0�::;. :�, �sr�e� �:t��b::� f:;s: escapi tower w" purposely Jell CAPE CANAVERA�, Fla. UPI I expl��tn" 1f'ooul 83 ��nd1 al• well oil : 1he Kround . wer e Rog er Keller, Don ,Koenia: International, Hlnsch was .arreste d Youngstown. D r. Robert R. Gilruth, director off. -Tbfl firat wo rldn1 model of ter the b.ii rocket and Ill belld Wayn e Orr. ursday in hi, :W.room auburban Th Mrs. Youell and nieces, Mn. •n an d ha that, 11aid said Scientists at progr.iim, fired ,M S capsule rcurr e 1ha�d 'WM'.I' NA A'• of Amttl�H mm-lnto-tpace capaule Hyde Park home. He protested to- Grigsby and Mrs. Be ul•h Krantt Attending: were Mra. Robert JACOB WllaR · 1pp■renU, wa:1 bl own to bill 8:13 a. m. eat. the. one valuable piece of lnfor- astronaut been .iboard, the es· Wayne r. and Mrs. M d no lded ey ha th Colem1n, ere he w e of Charlr.:aton, w . Va., da en• wer "' y )',a ked r wo ve would m e ayst nced cape anno that waa on test u U was so matlon to. come from Lhe miles hlP in the 1ky today again,t the law in one'a own rou te tu Florida for a vacation and Orr; Mr. and Mr,. Paul Orr, Mr. and Mr1. Thtmnan ... Babcock · when the AtlH mlHile It \11'11 scientlatl ttempt1n1 to tr1clc: the 'that the capsule's abo-rt•aenaing "in plenty 0£ lime'' to get him · home.'' were l u an auto aCcJdent near Fli'mle Adama, Richard Coleman, Florence Llmberger, ,a:r. and Mrs'. i g ll plodin s safely away from thto e d. ridlnl. exploded 65 aecond, after cap1ule's schedule l.®O mile uny lem worked u expecte Junior Leonar Hinsch said he had. the tnachines d Koenil, Doileld, an d M eli&sa and Merrilee , Mr. the re . Mri.. Grigsby was killed inrocket. manned msht had lost radi o a ,mouth launchlnC, will e abort iyatem which Th an d Ricky , Au1u1t Weber, K1th y fo r 30 years. Police hauled away a stantly and Mn. You ell dled i Mra. Arl Orr and -an dd aughl.e r , • · . NASA o 11,1c 1a 1s ea Id t hey Wou Id The Nailonll Ael'Oltl.11Ue1 an'.d eontacl 6S 11eoonda after the tak1 ride In future manned Mercury ., n1c ke1 H1 ol .and a aI mil ar tw1st- few hours l•ter In a hospit1I. Mrs. Mr. and MrB. Cla)'to11 Allen and Haught, Mra. Ltaie Biddle, Mrs. . olf. Admlnl,trallon made lhls S-ce . near the "in t o rcapiull!a, 11 9uppo11ed to dC!ltect attempt a repeat ah hanc!le machin� that accepta pen- Krantz is conllned to the ho11pital. Bill, . Floy d Weber , Jeanette Kei- Th�lma Cale and fl"ranci1, Mr. Thi• ■hot was to have been tene 1111nouncemeilt ltttl.4!1 more th•t would triga:er future ." ns malfunctio nie1, nleltels and dhnee. Details of the aecid enl are not l�r. Mr. and Mra. Rop:er Kelle r, and · Mra. }',jOJ'DlilD Roae, Roger maiden than two boun after the lnaugral the Mercury c1psule's lhC!I capsule from lti booater by Martha d, "Th e thing that Gil Mn. Olive Jngrnham and Brenda, and Donn� incl · llary, 11i uth e inveatment 1d vi■or aald hi■ known. Th r . mlle ■ d Aila■ n f the n o flleht ru:,bt of the typ e ape.di cra t soll d, fuel rocketa on a really hurts 1' the blood and arrest may bC!1 the result of a noisy of me Orr, Mn., Minnie Orr, ertb1 Stilts, Mr. and Mra. the llon­ B Mrt. live\! formerly llll who Youell, Mrs. Prote that · soon will 1!1ffJ' an Amert� atone that would have got n .foot tower. _ lff ■nd oNld. guest, J1COb ·Weber and th e f d or 50 ln S)'racuse, and her nieces have Bruce Myert, Joyce, Linda hel 40 son or hls part Of this. y into went sw that at e ean on an adv,nturt into 1pace: jC!lct MeRUr)', the n1�on'1 blab· The ■enaJng system was in• coune, it involve■ several mil· eompanlon II month ago when a visited frequently with the Moores Bruce Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Nor- bostl, Mr. and � � Ralph Kel­ "Sqme event occurred of a .Prtorlty end bitb•priced dre1i,1 , mu. Weber, Cbarle1 aud &elLh; ler, 1 .th!rd dot machine disappeared. He here.. all lor manned ·couque._t of 1pace eluded in today's Ilieh_t, but the lion dollar1 •• well." , ':4't11troph1c nature, pro1'&b�y ' ·'··'· ' , • l ' KPTIDOOY See' t.:.. G.rand- Slam ·_ lls In November Vl·ctory A!_- p .,_, urch Plans . . nt:afln;al ._,,..,...... �.fl,· . · r, fi.g -, �-28\ · ,.,l si r;l ' thit: � - ,:;m Mi'il Denn.y erv1ces IIJ;e Sat_urday In 'Middlepo·rt (!ipe Former ROtiand R�dent D1'es In Spn,ngf'Je}d / . Word Rece1v ' ed Of Mr• Rho es' ReCeOt Death u Installed Har;Jy As Pres1'dent llf C&J mon U' I u. I • 1· I I . . "• .. , ,.,. " .,.,•, . •I '·= · ◄_ C... , . '< .as ft.ate Uppeel le' .-Per'· Thousand •'•e·t · · '-, F"u ·_. 'o ,•i '· ': . 1)·) _ If tI !/ ,I ,., : I, .' Ii ,.ii ' J' ti • .) ,,tt ,, 1 ..,.,.,... I . ------- - ' up �!�:��· I '' ,n .,.... p ,,._ I. I ms.. �... I :Thom!o> •• -· . · 4, MIi,,&, � I• Says In Acceptance Speech Foreign Policy Is Top Issue . IIrD OU "'°"' • d 90 year Ol Keno Res1dent Observes n·Irlhd·_ ay At p. arty ,�.:7'.�.• " " DRAPES Sale 69c a pair �.l!O.' fl .95 tHORTI ·····-· · ···--·--• -·-···'-··· · - ·-- IALI t:l,ts IIIQIITI ·--···-· ····-,--·--··-·�··,-:·-- SAi.i e OUl' re1ular ,i.oo, dr..,_,• .� In ��.. floral and modernlltic. Wuheblt, MUI �nt, loni 't1fiNrina;. BOYS·WAiKING SHORTS SllOI I lo 18 d P L AS T I C DRAPES MENS LEISURE JEANS, \. Nixon Will Press Race Through All 50 States .... Annual Jay Cee Picnic Coming Off On Sunday STEEL VENOIAN BLINDS White and Eff111hell. 24" lo 36" wi th All 64 inch s long . , Sala $3.00 Sol id co l ors and 1m-art pattern,. Nationally known Wem.ble;y Tie. · tha\ wear and woar, .. 'I1 11.1, MENS $1 .50 WEMBLEY TIES , ' ' ' Alao Mena Year· Round Dreas 'Trousers on Sale at the ume ale 'J)ricel - 224 p■in Cor thi1 .tale " , .r. 2i l ', . • e Plastic Leather Co vered - Round and Square Styles 4 .... ,., $5.95 · · · · · · · · - · · · - · · - · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · IALI $3.50 I Ra9Ular $6.95 - - - · - - - · - · - · - - · · - - - · - - - - - - · - - - - · SALi f4,50 I R...,ter $14.91 · · - · · - · · · · - · · · - · - · · ·· · · · · · · · · · IALI $10.00 f'Olt· � •1 I COTION CHENILLE BEDSPREADS Sin.;le •nd Flail Siz s ln Pastel Sha es. Sale $3.00 H A S S'O C K S -• .,.,s -•• Good 11elecll on of col­ l .. •1 ; i ,' .;, 1 ALIO·'ON 9All - $6.'5 IUMMaR TROUIIRS · · · - - • · · · · · · · · · · $1.00' TROUHRS . • • • . • • . . . . • . . . . 1'(11 IA( - "•" SUMMaR TROUIIRI · · · · · · · · - . • • • • • • •POii I&* d rape!. · . Sale $4.00 a pair · ' ·:r,, 1 ·C U. S H I O N S n,:, . 32 Reg:$1 .49' -and · 51.08 COftUii'oY ·•n<rCotto11 •·eover figs · W. · 79c Smoo-th to))', Full or twin .tlt:i!, Over 300 coil aprlng wdt.a In . full IUUI. Also Box Springs to match. Pr iced at $49.00 it!Kh, I :, ,, , . ,. .• .,-.. P LA l N D R APES 1 Simmons _ lnnenpring · Matt;esies -, .. l t : .. , �- 1,1 1 ' Pain ¥en• $5,tS W .... and W,-r Suffll!Mr Trou..n SALl 2 p01n /9r. 11.0Q. . . . . .• ·- - : . STORM COVERS Sile $1.00 , Plastic for Outdoor Fufoi�?f:e - Chaise Loun,gcs and Gil ders. 4 SPEED RECORD PLAYERS Po,leble model. SI""'• pl••· • , . Playa 1tel'M1 '9-, Ju1f' I te 'ffll ---···---.J . __ · ', \ ,: $29,99 (s\EN' WEAR (Malp fmrl, pal�ins. 'Good qualilf �preulc ln ·bright co'lors. · PC� 5''fl · ;..,_. � -,- --�-1-..(,,: +... - · · - - · - $ALI $9.00 PC. s,Ts . : . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . • . . SALi $1 2.00 PC. SITS · · · · · · • · - · · · · · · · · · · · · SALi $11.00 11,95 2 boxes $1.00 69c DACRON BED PILLOWS (Ohlf 1 0 . lkd l'tJIIOWs In lhls IOI:) W.' $2.50 - "Allr•etive fiOral S R--. $1 2.9� 9 .... 11,.9� 2 R... 127.-..3 I ·I1 PLAIN FIBERGLAS DRAPES B tutiful Pastel Colon - 50" x 90" Sale $5.39 a pair 13,95 · ■ For This Sale ;_ $3$.00 each PR I N T E D D R A P E S Sale $200 a pair , l'ddaJ, July 29, 1960 ·NGLB � k ___:;,;......,;_....;_....,;_______�____________:a.; :::::;:�r.� ,o:::·.!..::..:�- .llr Tax collectio n for I he I 9'J9 tax ' ar exet1eded the colleetlons f o r by more than $37,000 ac­ • rdlng to 4 report .released to­ ay from the office of County e asurer Cly de Millhone. Pert � f the increas e i!I attributed to a , tter collection of delinquent � xcs through publiution of the " delinquent tax list by the county i aud itor, the report shows. The repo rt for the preceding co l­ year is compiled following ;'• lection of taxes for the last half year which arc coll ede d in Julle but are taxes assesr. ed for the I pre vious last half of t !le tax �. year which ends Dec. Sl, In each ye ar the collection · for the first half of the year exct:eds the col­ l ection for the last h4llf H m,ny taxpayers pay for the entire .year ,, ; In the first collectlon.. • Tax co11�Uons f or the first ' half of 1M9 tot.aled $374,HS.68 ,, and f or the last half ,219,034.SO for a total of $853, 103.18. Collec­ tion for the first huU of 1958 . . waa p:i4,8S(l.91, second h1lf $260, :193.90 for a to tal of $61!U,li2.81 ; Taxes collected fOr last half ,f ., 19:19 totaled $2'19,03'.15-0 as com­ ' . pared to $260,593.90 for 1958. Delinquent taxes for the 1,.at '' ,, .• haJf of each year wpr e S6,M9.18 1 • ccillected for 1958 and $10,7J4.03 for 19:19. The ft'lllowlng is the collection · from each Melg11 County's taxing districts for the last half of Lhe 1951> tax year: Bedford, $16;152.62; Cheater, f22.�89.32; Chester . Sallebury , $611.82; Columbia, $18,0415.14; t.eba non-Easte rn, $3,5&3,97; Le­ b1non • Southe rn, $�,674.01; Le­ tart, $f:,S13.78 ; uu,.e, $9,194.68; � Or1n1e, $11,t57.25; Rutlan d Nor• � thflrn, $856.87 -; Rutlan d Weatern $18,ill.3'1; Rutland •Vill11e, $5;. · 028.85. , Salem, all,l•.lO; . Sall1blll')'· ,. Bedlont, • ..,,,,tef.'fllll>� •�·' · 791.13; Mld dltpo� $49,804,86 ; Pomeroy, $39,6$.ftl ; Scipio, $9,· '728. 13; Sutton, $18,9:!7.88; Sutton· Pomeroy, $65.94; Racine V!Uage M.38S.65; Syracuse '\'illage, $5,11115.08. Rutland water, $913.IM; Racin e 'water, S731.17; Syrii.euse wa\er, $'783.78Diatrlbution of the tax collec­ tion wi ll be ma de to the co unty 1nd various subdivisions acc ord­ ing tO the rates for each, Mrs. Jtulh M oore, of the treasurer'a office sald. l'eather OJ The Meig,.Mmon Area ax Revenues In Meigs Up Over 1953 ' ¥ e GREETING CARD ASSORTMENT • , .1 · \;. i $ 1 .00 $1.25 $ 1 .50 $1.75 12.00 OUR CbMPLETI L INI OP $1. 95 $6.95 36 inch Center Simmer Burners, Matctiless Oven. Regularly pric ed •t ,S,2:i9.00. iALII SALE 5,l,LE SAL• SALE SALE NO . a1 y _ e n t1 n e ,.tter Colledion · ill all pricea) SALi $1 .39 SALE $2.39 SALE U.19 Each pair tiO"xM" (28 p airs in this group) attractive patlerns. SALE! MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGES $39.tl RCA VICTOR THROW COVERS Ii:afural 'Matchstick - 6 fl. drop , (Whil e 1'h ey Last) . I R.,. $1.69-2!6< SIZE - · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 6 .... $\.e"'"4. FT, Slla · • · - - · · - · · · · · · · · · · - - - · 12 .... $2.19-4 FT. 2 R.,. $2."-I f;J. · ltlE · - · ·· - · · · · · · · · . . . . . . I Rfi;' lUt-4 FT. SIJ:I - - -· · - · · -- · - - - · · · · - - - - - · For This Sale - $250.00 ALL OCCASION REG. $1 ,25 three price &els {not .all c•lo rs SITS - - - · · - - · - · · · · · · - · - · ·· SETS - - - - · • - - - · _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SETS . -·········· B�OO ROLLUP BLINDS Reguli!rly Priced At $330." ,,.so BATHMAT SETS Multi use throws for chairs, large chairs, ..and studio coucli es plain and printed - Whi l e they last. 26 R... $3.95--60",72" SIZE - - · · · - · · · - · · · · . . SALE $2.00 3 R,.. $2.95-n"dO" SIZE . . . . . . • . . · - · - - - - - · - SALE $1 .50 1 0 .... $4.95-72"'90" SIZI - · - · - · - - - - · SALE $2.50 Chest Type DEEP FREUER SALE! CAMERAS L XII • e United l"rtu lntffMlktn•I •rthe-rn wtllte 11h 11 tM .,._ left ,rovHIH .... wood for r- ts per cent •f tlM six mll• bit, tiNd Heh y,..r by th. INMNII pleyen ,rountll th• Id. In •II, •..,.,. 200 nrl•Ue1 INb are fflllde. SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS -'$2'50 RCA WHIRLPOOL 1 7.1 cu._FT. Now You Know Sizes small (14-14 ¼: ), m ed ium (l�HH� ), larg e (16- 161iil ) and ext.rw. large 07•11!,,). $70.00 $60.00 $70.00 $90.0D 1•-••• $3.'5 ·· - - - - · · · · - · · - · - - - · - - · · - - · · · · ·· · 0 ➔ - • 8:1'% Reg. 1 R... 1 Rq. 1 Reg. · ·· � �·.. 273 Men, $1.K e sns - - c:,,, • SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS While They i.at For This Sale - $2.00 F1oniil prints an d stripea. SALE! BREAKFAST ... - $1 .79 -• $2.95 For This Sale - $1 5.00 $200.00 $ 1 50.00 ·· • - w ' Cof( ee , Lamp, Step and Corner Tables. Maple, limed oa t, ma• hogany and walnut finishca. There are 14 tables in this gro up. Rcgul-trly priced from $19.95 to $29.95. · · · · · · - 1 Reg. $1 89.00 BED ROOM SUITE - Double o,..uer, SALE ChHt, BookuM Bed ._ . 1 Rag. $297.00 BED ROOM SUITE - Tri p le Dre11er, Ch.st, BookcaN a.cl __ _ _ SALE 1 Rat, $229.00 BID ROOM SUITE - Double Ore,Mr, Chelf, Boeke•.. Bed _ _ _ _ . . . . . . . SALE 1 Re.. $269.00 BED ROOM SUITE - Trl,I• OrHHr, Ckest, Boolr:uu BM . -·-·_ _ SALE 1 R,9. $489.00 ll!D ROOM SUITI! - Douhl• Dr•n•r Valet ChHt, llookcaH a.cl _ _ .. . _ _ . . . . SALE I R.., $397.00 110 ROOM SUITE -. Tripi• Dre11u Chelf On Ch11t, looku1e Btkf ' _ 'SALE I Reg. $369.00 ••o ROOM SUIT y- Triple Dr•1Mr, Che,t, looknM 1-' _ , __ _ _ _ SALE 1 Reg, $249.00 BID ROOM SUIT!! - Tripi, or..Hr. Chest On Chnt, ,aokc•,e 8ed _ - - · - - . - - - - - - - - - SALi I I I I 1 1 I 2 2 1 1 1 1 � :. ' ♦ - - - · · · - - - - - · - - · - · - · C1,ppcr Core Stainless Steel CookinJ: U tensil.& P .H-3 QUART TEA KETTLES - - - - · · · · · - · $5,00 -$6.9S-2 QUART TEA K ETTLE $4.21.. $14.95 COVERED SAUCE POTS . _ _ . _ _ _ _ $t.op . . . . . $ 10.00 $15.95 DUTCH OVENS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . . . _ $1.00 $1 3.95 CHICKEN FRY ERS $6.9S-l QUART SAUCE PANS . . . · · - · - - - · · - - - $4.25 $9.95--2 QUART SAUCE PANS . · - · · - - · - - - - · · $7.00 $1 0.9S-3 QUART SAUCE PANS . . · - - - - - - - - · $1.00 $1 4,95--2 QUART DOUBLE BOILER - - · - · · · · · · · $9.00 $1 2.95-10 INCH COVERED SKILLETS _ · - - - - · - $1..50 ••11- . BEACH TOWELS $2.00 42 R-.,lar $1 .,S BEACH TOWELS Aasorl d Stripes $1 .50 SALE! OCCASIONAL TABLES Elberfelds Annual Clean Up Sale I . ' ard Caught Up F1' nant1·a1 WIZ di y Havi.ng 0fie Arffled Ban ts l l I I years, I ° Astronaut Not Aboard I I h • Time • I S • kly Blown TO B't · ff/ . Space, ff ork•1ng· MOdeI QUlC F•JrS(Mercury I I I , t� I I . ' .. ,;; �·� ­ : r· ·7.: : . ,\ (,l. :�....... . �Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 29, lllt!o-3 • -t#P t)A,C. Y tENTiNEL They'll Do It Every Time ,,_-----: Commentatin g Editorially . ' .' I, ' One must pity Bostonian s these days and through n�xt Novembe r. U N expert Henry Cabot Lodge Thursday was given -the nod for the Vice Presidenti al nominatio n on the Rr ­ publican ticket. Senator John F. Kennedy is off a•nd running for President on the Demo­ cratic ' ticket. Both are Bostonian s. more ciearly than ever the actual slight di­ vergence between the two standard bearers. Now take this Barry Goldw�ler of Arizona - in him Americans would 1',ave a choice between completely different shades of poli­ tical opinion. Goldwater is a throwback, a very articu late one, and apparently an hon­ est one. He makes no secret of being to the right of the conservatives as we know them in both parties toda,y. Sen. Goldwat er has predicted the Conserva­ tives, and he- includes himsel f a,nong them, will have to leave the Democratic (the South) and the Republican {wherever they're found) parties to form a new party where their in­ fluence might be wielded in balance of power situa·tions . For npw, �e is content to work inside the GOP. • Until this Is actompllahed, tf ever, voters must conti nue looking for the sllght differ­ ences that separate the tlom inan t wings in both parti es. And Bostonians will have more diffic ulty than the rest of us, havJ ng to choose between t wo home town b9ys. , One tried and true reason for voting for one or another candidate thus is removed for Boston folks. They '!] have to make up their minds on other considerat ions, like which most a ppears to be the ablest man for the job, or even perhaps whkh party most repre­ sents the voter's desires. I We are concerned over how long our pres• ent system of electin g a man to the most im­ ,.portant post in the modern world can endure . ' Si!ly rpilllon and some. voters must decide • <which Is, the belier between two me n and · --t1ieb' - 1unnir1g mit� and two parties Whose •. plaitorms only aren't quite tweed le-dum and tweedle-dee. The coming campaign and the plank s each party intends to stand on wi11 demonstratt coat out of an old coat. " I, it II Ran acwu thhi John D. · Rock­ ereller alolo/ a1ain-8n "oldi e" but new to me just nrir. Seems the parishioners in a churt! h John D. attended cave their mlnlater • whole moun tain IY ILANCHI M. HAIKINI or girta, moatJy practical. Amon& these, 1 buahel of po­ ·------------------- 1 1 tatoes from John D. (He earned "Ttt, ' Jpnocf'llt pays" on TV any and a l l ulcer l\ia early 1pendln1 money plcklnr s. lust night �ough\, !lack 1puoy Great j u m p ing Jehns11ph 11 t, any up DO"-toel!I for hla old curmud­ noat,11l gic Jnen'lorte11 or our Am- onr who can tolerate all that geon of a rather.) ,,lea in t·11rly days· of thlt �en- awfuln,s.-i is �impl W1U, ,4fflJway, his pastor notic­ y beyond me. tbry. I ncvt:i: tlre qf �lnir · Teddy Why bke ed a, ,e�Wilr 1Ut in one of tht. a piece of guod meat RooM.>Velt .1tfidlng , . ,ihoas tlie and ruln it p0it1lQU. He ezamined 11.---lt conlha1a w11y? aereen. tJ.gurativcly ,-c11·n·ylng his J1ck'1i1 runnl ni commentary •s 1a� ,1 ten" dollar 1old piece. ''Bit Slick" ·and . making 1ome; ot he g"(Jes along Ihough is what I And hooray, IO did every one o f the bigger mpiu�fF<' men !!l it up dearly love. He sporklea, he the potatoes in tbe whole bush­ 1,1;1d lake nd'tl�I!. · sendl'lJ the ( qulpi;, he ls rnas1e r or repartee. el.'' Goraeous apuda! ' · . White .Fleet to Japara and •�\J,nd At Ocala, Fh,. (Silver Springs, Without his heard (which i 1, the , the worW and in 1:em•ral creating way t ltke him he."il ) he's a dead to be euct) I saw two ladiea o Wonderful IPgrn d, tht very ringer for Middl t•porl 's Lione l lookina: over the fami liar pink foundation of all we hold dear Boia.111, in looks 011d quick wit plaater nam lngos there, yard orna­ here. 4 and ahi l i t y to tf'll a ! 11lr i n the ments (?) supp osedly. . The dilyR from 1 900 lo abotit m oat droll m11n11 " I don't llke 'em a polntin' rr rver. 1Dl6 ln_ o111· rnunlry are uow count• down -I like 'em polntin' up" WHil tUJ I takl.' anoth!!1 liver . ed 01 its Golde n A�c. _No mush • p ill 11fter' seein g a l l 1hut. And quoth one matron, rOom cloud from an t1lom bomh, tru� I am The other seemed to like the taking tlw famo us nn t�l'e•tenma dict ator' �•I• ' "timpkn 11eed." pllls as of now, ftol flshin• 1tance and 110 the }d� hilH from Moscow "t cotitbat II conditio n wh1irein debate went on. p�ai:e, prnsper lty, ULlOcl What &ot me , In stitchel"• ·(all • · y mouth tastes of green perW4'w, three wars aid forty, or slmmons, and rnl.lcn eggs, ne11r as to myself) was the Brooklynese Hfty years later , ull, nil, i 11 so I can patois Jn whic h dialo1ue above oc• d!ugnose It. ch1n&:ed . l)o you have any favnrile liver curred. You simply can't •et it Never was any i:ountry'!I .�Inn- tf!medy hesidc11 l hc one that down on pape r, you have to hear it. And moon aroun d Florida re­ dud of living ao high, yel its rhymes with ··nartcr1" patriotism, morale and a few I have to b◄• very curcful nhout sort, lonr enou1h, you'l l bear it 0. K. For in1Ulnce, try Daytona other l itile trlrlllJI 110 lacking. my conimcrc ials, see. Yes, tnan, Beach on your piano .. Oh, for 11n0Jher ted,Jy, but far Every man to hUI lHte, and if us I can see, there's nune i n If I B4'eni to he giving TV re­ 1i11ht. vlrws u ! I of o su1ldP n, well, pink flam ln101 on an Ohio lawn then there' s not Inn much to ill the anawer, well, so mote it Jack Latham, 11uhslitu1 ing fnr wrilf' 11bo11t hf'rf' or l alc. Yet ever be. Katie D011n11n·� kitchc11 on CHS. p<'oplc hol lor al me, ··where's 'at But one really ean't brln• Flor· • Wlfron i• . ,pow 1Jidorned with col-lum'! " ids home-you hive to to there. r I be.fd, r.qhee� ,to::th)n.' He's' ti O Yon ran'I J.:-Pt Be1l�s I llve !'it 1 11lau house :r. out of a r ny, 'he !lat 011e ln 1thclte&- 1 u rn l p. And boy, b1oocl is that a brpn 011 1111 thia, with 'lly ■ea shells j11&1 now fi11r11hed a ba!'bcrue now OIHJ. from the Gulf and my bl,i pine r.BUN!. lnRrNtit•n ts d1opptld · 1111011, cone■ ready to uae at Chrl1tmas, green pcp1>cr, c·h i ! l powdc , garSo-aren't we all? Smoke t h i� 0111� in your pipclic, red l"\epp1ir, 1•i1wupple Julrc, "Well you c;m'i makr a s i l k Just read 1uch I lovely Uory of brnwn e11g11r ,1 nd I m � y havtJ ldt pur"e nut of u .sow•� t•u r.'' n man takln& fresh white llalalea out u rew guuranlP NI to OVl!rc·ome "Nn, but you ran J(c•t a m\nk home H an .anniveraary remem­ brance. 'Twu In eady April. t};ley were very hard to 1et, and the story ende� on one's ■mothered AORO�!'j 2--Sl�dl\rno 21. Dr.fgasp and hearl aehe-becaulfl he J. l>ap&yn. tl'tlc lnlte went to the cemetery with his 6, Oourdllko 3. Petty &1·llcle Inv� 21ft where hls beloved wife frull..11 -4. Inquire, 2:l. Knock now lay amid Sprln&'• tender 11. Spring 11_1) O, You 24. Roping green. u.nd I 12, Depart 21'.I. Aby111 I had a aomewhat 1lmll1r e:,i;­ 13. A A'0.1111' e. bi11h Jf-J, Ouldo'11 perience couple years or 10 a10. J4. Storage '1. 11:Vel' htghcat Seems t a:et a "yen" to go to room (poet.l note 8. TtJrkllb Mama' , {an·d the other1) a:raveR of H. con,tei. 2R , Or�edy latlon cotn 80. Affirm a twltleht ev��lni. ,\ nl.,. youna 9, �111'1!1 82, Uprl1ht Ye1t11M&f'• A••w•I' U. MonelMJ man had Just �,in a choice 10. Brlitle ' unit ot as. Htibrew bouquet 9f r��� fit' to hl■39, M"f', Hu1lfC ,\ 1 Latvl• 14. tq, uue loved one. (poll, ) f ' for ono -3-l. Bittern•• 1T, Preacrtptlon '1. � . I apoke to Pin In ttrm 16. C&btn 10un4 .a. Cbnlfero119 God'!! acre •n -., kti � 18, "Btflte&t• tl�l'I Un• tr;, "Yea, I'm '1 11 en" (0. B,) 19. Ttllnmec1 adorned wile. She loved � ' ti'• 'Jl, Walk 20. A book 81. Liberate turo !, � ' � hll!lr birthday t ., ' •, 1 , ·,,, • woatl)J' l'•e thou1HI?( •,, · ·, lilit .. ,11,n, Lea:thQ' 10 very often. · · ' \ • ,, •· 1 lla,,k II li wa■ h\t, ltJ!., tU, _ TI"' ' 11, 9UIJ)on<la hothou1e one,, lnd''fove • Banet'lt Eter• • il. Vtncer'II nal.' , IWOrd Wouldn't life bo I dart veUey, IO. Zoroa■trtq void or such devOted i111rta? Did You Know That? '\ 11 Gold water To Our Rescue ' l, I I \ 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 29, 1 960 Mn. Mary Well■, Mn. '1011ie Hy,ell, Mn, Vlr1i•I• Pleroo, lllr,. Martha Klin&el, Mr■. Florence Klinael, Mn. Uly Smith, ..... Glenna Fetty, Mn. Florence Nel­ A ml-'Cflllaneoua ,hower Bertie! HyHll, )lra. Doi· Mn. 10n, "'"' M eld at the Rutland home of Jine Panon, Brenda 0.1via. ni otby une Dewbunt on July 14 for Mn. Mara:aret Panon. M.ra. and TUrner ne Kennedy. . Refrtihmenll were 1erved by Allee Mn. played. were Gamel !Cr■ June Pttlenon, Mn. Alice ennedy w�n the door priu! . Alto � edy, Mn. Lydia Smith, Mn . lnnln1 prue1 were Mn. Lula lte and Mrs. Alberta Brewer, I Hue1 Taylor, M.n. Fred• Kennedy, [kiri ldest and yo\lifl&ett respectively, Mr• · Veva Searle■ and Mn. d Mn. Audrey Pattenon, Mr■. K enne d Y · bell Nelson, Mn. I,ydia Smith Many who were unable to at• d Min' Sandy Tlllla. tend sen� 1i!t.s. Attendinl were Oio&e named Mr. and Mn. Keith Kennedy are Mn. Bessie KeMedy, Mra. both anduales of Rutland High deline FranCH, Mn. Fern Sween- School and were m•rried June 1 1 . y , Mr:■ . Julia Grate, Mr■. EIieen awkins, Mn. StellJ& Searles, Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Jo�n Epple en­ tertained a group of relatlve■ Sunday afternoon at their home, "Flatwoods, In oWrvnnce of Mt-1. Epple'11 birthday. Home made iee cream and a were decorated birthday cake 1erved to Mis. Fred• Epple and Mrs. Larry Brown of Columbus. Mr. and Mr■, Ruaaell Bailey and d.augbten, Mr. and Mn. Roe-,,.,. F,pple • and dau,:hten, Mr, tnd Mn. David Holter and f.amll)' and Mr. and Mn. Perry Gale, Allaa, Mich. e Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sleeth, Elkirui, W. Va., Mr. o1nd Mrs. H. L Peacock, Akron and Mrs Fran­ ces Slaughter, Coltl&rville, were weekend guest.I or Mrs. Ella Sayre at Apple Grove. Mrs. Sayre's birthday wa! o�ved Sunday with a birthday dmner 1ervt.d on the lawn of her home. Calling Mrt. Say-rt on her birtbday were her aon-in•llw and daucbter , Mr. and lira. �Iden Tb11ton, Glen Canyon, Ar11on-a and ber alder in Str11burJ, Va. -;..::...�.;;.';.;--;..-====- 1 ] Entfrtaw Card Club Mr■. Emer ton Well 11'1.lled by her mother, M.r■. 11.aude ftou, en­ tertained with I bJidal ■bower t11t week at her home, Plepant Ridge, bonorin, her daugbW', Ml11 Dorla Well, whoi.e m1rrla1e to Jerry Snowden will be an event of Sept-ll!lmber 4. Olfta were placed on t table with pink and while CMer and centered with a pink paralOI. Gamt1 were played and prlU!a awarded. the wlnnen, after wh.lch the honored gue1t opened her many gifta. an. "-C\lln"• r...... � i; / §� ..,.,',. .,. Silvia XXIV Is Mn. dame, Buch•••• of Middle· Legion Aru:Uiary Hoa port entertained membe.� of her Ses,wn At Racine 1 card club Tbunday eYemna: at her The Ladie!I Aux;iliary of the · Regularly Priced To home. Racine American Legion Post, I $5-95 002 met Thund1y at 8 pm at the High prile WII won by Mn, Ca5h b.11.II with Mrs. M1rg:arel Yost, �nJane l!verythlng In Thia Mrs. by aerond Bahr and pN!sidenl, presiding. key. Other play ere for the evenin g Miss Ruth Ann Petrel gave • Group Now John Mn. Lloyd, were Mrs. ll?Uce report lrom Girls State. Zerkle, Mn. Clinton Fisher, MI'ti. Mrs. Louise Stewart gav� • F. Emmett Shuler and Mn. 8. report from the state convention Parmalee. held in Columbus .l uly 22-24 At the dose of the, playlng a des­ which she and Mrs. Margaret · Mrs. by aert course was served Yost attended. Middleport eucnanan to ber a:uesta. · The following chairmen we... appointed: Americanism, M.ra. Dixie Smith; Rehabllltatlon, Mn, Mary Roush; Cblid Welfare, Mrs. Stewart · Community Service, Mrs. Mae deland· Pan American. Mrs. Helen Arnott; Legislative, Plebly of lute Mrs. Leona You"ilg· foppy Chair· 1,11an, Mrs. Opal 1>iddle; Publicity treats ln store? M.n. Beulah Bradford;· Flowers, Mrs. Harriet N�igler; MemberSee what a ,wonderful varJ­ ship, Mrs. Martha Lou Beegle ; Fall Fe1tival, Mrs. i\lyrtle Wal• ety of fountain dls.bcs are ker. av.ilable here. Such yummy ICE cllEAM SOCIAL ,good.lest Stop in. The Eagle• Class u( the Syra l cuse Metho�IJt Church will hold Corner Locust alld Fourth Streeta_ an ice cream ·sOClal i,�rlday, July In Middleport On Roule 7 29 on the chureh lawi. . The pub· lle is Invited to atl1!nd. • ";;;;;;;a;;;aa;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;;;;;;"'i K E D. E J T E 5 $3.38 THE SHOE BOX vis it the Da i ry Isl e ' • T RE A THE HAV EN Hew 'Haven, W. Va. SHOW STARTS AT &,4li ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SHOW STARTS AT 7:lli ON SUNDAY AND MONDAY - FRIDAY· and SATUR DAY, J',J'-Y 29 and 30 ''Babette Goes To War'' Alsa Com edy ''Three Stooge'' . l '· SUNDAY and MON DAY, JULY 3 ! , AUG. 1 The 1reat merit of th.ii picture, In Troop 16 •-:r· ■-- Co...:? e.. I Sew-Rite Club Holds Annual Outing At Park adtJoo. ,a1'e A Coffee Break! ' I I UP .. & r e p e at• Inspection Held At Chester Grange Tuesday Evening Indoor Picnic Held For Loyal Women's Class '' ' ''- ,, ' I ' ' .......... ·-·--- �. FO REMAN GR d - , � _. AB BOTT Kitchens · MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ----,--- aaule from its ' Commission To Meet The eommlssion or F.d ucatlon entertainin1 qualities, is that it carries a paasionatf! convictionf' _,,.., rn r,m., �f lhe Healh Methodist Church will meet �unday eveDing at the churt!h in Middleport at 7:30 Plans for the ;1nnual Rally Day will be dis• cussed. BUY OF A LIFETIM E! D()H7 '-'ISS THI S STORY OF W,H�T COULD HAPP'M I N OUR COU NTRY ti The U nited ··-· la Con ferentt dOIIIII at Jwtllill City, SwtdlJ , IUIJ ,. ' C.,INII- ...... c . E. Bi■hop the Sunda y !1Kll'DbJI • One ch.In a• ID tbll Chllrchn wu � KL -man Station lad ....._. Ml• �---I � ---.'6 were united to fCll'm .. Mr. wlUi Cirtldl n,med Pom--� Rn Garabrant of Ju at, Ptlgned Ill tbeit ...... Rev. Elden R. Blab ,... ; tbe d tu mt ,eu -� -•1 si:on lltll 111a&W 0 0other '° Y e r t E n :�•� ·� ·· �·;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;a;;;;_;;;;;; . :•- -;;;;;� ' ;•aaa;,;;;;;;;a; de ;;;;_:;;::;;::;;::::;:::;;; Cub Scout1 of Pal"k 'U8 an outmg Sunday e rternoon al ] Porll1nd Park, m obHn-■nce of 1 Cub Seoul, 00th anni�eraary. Girl Sc{lut.l of Troop 167 met at the I The afternoon WH ipenl tn play• lbe Pomeroy Baptist Churc-h Tu�•· ln<> • ball after whic� a wiener I da)' afternoon for 1nve1t1ture ol I, three 1irl1 · Sarah W eston Sally rout wa■ heId • I I RJ.thburn and Carol Stout ' Attending were a.tr. ar:id M.rt. Servlce1 opened with a prayer by Dana Holdren and family, Mr. I Mra. Victor Young J r The flag cerand Mn. Robert Vaughan and emony wa1 preknted by Sheila aon& Mr, and Mr■. Lloyd Wright j Hick.J color bearer. Her two guard• and ' lamlly, Mr and Mr■. Leo I were ' Donna Riebel and V1due . Vaughan and family, Mr. and Young . The Pletlt,!e ut Alle ia�e kra. Edward Baer and aon, �r. to the flag wH given and thec 111ng . IJ\d Mr■. Roy Reuter aQd family, tn , of ·'America" concluded the 1 M.r. and Mrra. Phil Globoka and nag cere mony. , J; family, Robert Emle, , Pat tory ,J An intp1r11tlon;il reading WU gl v • 111d Paul Forbes Jr. en l:ty Sharon Young. The motto, 1 slogan and laws were giv en in nnl­ son. The three �iris inve&ted re­ No matter if it's a coffee peted their premise , gaYe the •• · Jute and h1ndshake and were wel break, a snack, or a lull come<l Into the troop u member■ course meal, you are sure ol the great world-wide movement. ; Girls Scouts who were previon1- ' to eni·oy it here. . Jy i nvuted ;,r,nd those nam� above 1 Members of the_ Sew•R_1t_e Sew- were pinned with their Girl Scout Ing club and their fa�uhes en- and World AssOl'iat1on pin1. After I joyed lheir annual c.utmg Wed· the conclusion of the ceremony, ne1day evening at th,;, Middleport the group enjoyed round ain&ing I JUDITH BUNN Municipal Park. and refreshment.I in the church Judith Le11ie Bunn, • 22 year basement. I at aerved !A::tS dinner A potluck old beauty from Hdntington will tl:30 p. m. to Mrs.' Opyton Strick• A 11hort business meeting of the \ reign over Weit Virginia's vast land, Mrs. William Ware, Mrs . patrols wu held. Pi.ans were madt woodlanda a■ Queen Silvi.a XX.IV Charles Hoffman and daughter, Mountain (or the 1960 annual Vickie, M.t, and Mn. Harvey Van . but we're of l i v i ng St.I le Forest F'e1tival open ing o n. vranken and son, Scott, Mr. and s. Elkin ln � October J.µa. Edward wells 11nd daughDOWN to a 1 956 price Mlss Bunn, the on.1 y daughter ters, Ruetta and Janie, Mrs. Don­ or Mr. and Mrs, Leo B. Bunn of aid McKnight, Mr. and . Mrs. Huntina:ton, la a graduate of the Charles Spencer and ch1ldr�n, U niversity of Norlh Carol!na Cbarlesan11.1, Jon, Kelly and J1_m­ Hom !l:commg I my. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Collins where she was Queen , She postponed a trip to an d aon Ronnie, Mr. and Mrs. Europe when informed of the Elza Gilmore and �m Joey. honor be■ta;wed "'°n her. She Ricky, Roger and M :ch&el. will receive her crown from Gov. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brown ing Cecil H. Underwood <,n Thursday, and sons Kim and Dale, Mr. and October 6, ln the natural amphi• Mrs. Raymond Baity and daugh­ of campus hillsidr. t11e thestre on ter Karen, Mr. ar..d Mrs. Donald Davia al'ld Elkins College, Mullen and sons Michael, Patrick 1 Brian, Sean and Chuckie, Mr. and Mrs. George Conde and daughter Diana, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Finley and sons, Rkhard, Gary and Greg�. Mrs. Ja1,1es Butler and eon Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Simpson and son Bruce, C. N. Jones, deputy masler, cun• Mr. and Mrs. Willard Boyer and ducted inspection when Ches_ter daughter, Brenda, Mr and Mrs. Grange 2609 met Tuesday evenmg Roy Blankenship and chlldren, will1 na.le Kautz, wor:. hy master Keith and Vickie i.nd Sandy White. presiding. re A communication was read in . gard to delegates and alternatea to conventio n and the the slate Grange voted on them. A c� mmu?ication was read con�ernm g mcrossing the memberah1p. Remarks were made ,m the new rules and Grange procedure b� Mr:. Jones. The Loyal Women's Class of the Mrs, Jones spoke briefly c:oncern- Middleport Church of Chrlst met al · ing the dreu contest. . •Jonea announced � special _Po- the churrh Thursday evening for sn indoor picnic with the members ­ mona meeting for Friday evening, or the Loyal Men's Class of the Aug 6 at Salem Center when the church as their guests. Mrs. Frank ' Vint�n county •Pomona will be Abbott of Sl. Petersburg, Fla., who guests and exemplify the fifth de­ iS visiting here with relaliYes was gree. Election of both Pomona and al�o a guest :ror the· evening. Subordinate Granges wae announ�­ 'tt!'e 'blessing preceding the meal I ed fpr 1Septeml>er. It w_as aeked was given by Rev. Fred I. GardJJ,e r? 11 . t i ' that applications for prince and The commitlee i n charge of ar• princess be in by the next Pomona rengements fo[" the evening con• In 195fl w• sold lhe fa. meeting on Sept 6. si�ted of Mrs. (Xlcar Roush, Mrs. 1nOU9 "hchllnted Nights" Mat1reH attha 101111 Hie p� The master thanked David �O· Leo Childs, Mrs. Robert Heibel and ol $39.95-e trem1ndou1 .-atus Mr11. Ernest Lallance. havm� for an, chairm blenlz, ym.tth Iha,, I Once more Sealy permit• 1.19 the degree learn out to �Ive the to repeat thl1 offer-at' tM NIIM "1w meal a short bu11I· lhe Following 1'56 prlr;rl So com, In no. end ave , • • fourth degree at inspection. M�s. ness session was conducted by the Ralph Parker, home econo111;1cs president, Mrs. Will Reynolds. • Smooth, auHoit-frH Top chairman, announced the bakmg • Pre-BulH Bord.,. fo, Non-lag ..... Mrs. Reibel was the devotional and sewing contests for the Aug. leader lor the meeting and used • t:atra Coils tor ldra Con.tort: 23 meeting. .• lklc hl•• ..• •...... OolJ .... CONVENIENT TERIIS, book of Mat· the from scripture Plan& were made for the ncx.t thew. Mrs. Edward French gave meeting on August 9 when Laurel the evening prayer, iGrange will be 1ueats and present During the meeting Rev. Gard · the program. thanked the class for the in­ ner Refreshments were served at the vitation exterided to the i-1en's close of the meeting. Class to attend their picnic. Furniture _ Philco appliances - Custom Mrs. Lailanee and Mn. Childs NAME OMITTED were named as the committee to ! In the Ust of committees named secure screens for the children's at the Ladles Auxiliary of prew rooms in the basement. Webster Post meeting, the name of fr{rs. Jed Webster Sr. as com­ munity service chairman was un­ intenllally omitted. l -BEST PICTU& OF 'i'HE YEAR! mr 1___ ...1 porluuou R"" , Blalu, � ,..... BRIGITTE BARDOT IN '' Outing At Beauty From Huntington A des11ert couue wa& &e-ned by the hoslene■ to Mr1. Orville Well Mn. George Buchanan. Mra. t;h!­ \11nd Hines, Mrs. Henry Reibel, Mra. Roy Smith, , Mr». WIiiard Hine1, Mn. J. L. Hawk, Mn. Robert Arnold, Mn. Lester Russell, Mr■. Willllm Sheridan and dau1hter, Ml"I. Verne · We�I, Mis, Nellie Walker, Mn. David Ron and dau&hter, Mrs. Donley Heibel and dau.,:hter, Mn. Ed, ward Venoy, Mrs. Elwood Bow• era, Miu Bertha Re1bel and lhe hanorf:d guest. Sending gifla but unable to at­ tend ,were Mrs. He11ry Werry, Mn. C. E. Clark, Mrs. Harold Loh.e, Mrs. Leon McKnight and Mrs. Olive Ingraham. �"ltl . n. Observea Birthday ntertain Relotivea ,...oA I L t'�'lbs-s w o R o '. I I Garnet Rife. ltn. Mary Napper, Mn. 11.rJorl, Groa•• ,nd s••. Mrs. Kennedy Onored· With hower July 14 Mrs. Emerson Well Honors Daughter With Shower i. ,tart work on s.,ond Clu■ l'lllk requirement, at the next ....u... Pre.e nt were Diana Zerkle, P11UJ OwenJ, Shell, Hku , Do nn, ... bel. Lindi Owe111,, V1cll.1e Youns, C reitl yn Hicks, Barbara Ta lt.eno n, )b uriaha Dunt. Donna Smltb, Pamel.a Keuinger, Sally Rathbum and CaroI Stout · Leden are Mn Victor Youn1 Jr. Mra. R1c · hard. O wens .in d Mn. �, Hick.I. Thetr helpers are Sharoo Young ind Sarah Weston. Five gur.1lt were present ,1 the meeting. Janet Oennew1t.i, Joice Keninget, Dianne , Janice and Chucll:y I Investiture HeId hod For Three Girls \ Cub .Scout• Hold Only $219.95 .... w.. :tw•nl�""' •· itr. · ak,ltan IT, ORtn t:=11... (Poe�) to- 11"w 11a, l mt fl.'f. ltlild !/'C14 Ht: . ' l ' ' • . , I l'\lnl•h� , ,. .. , PAIL!' OftYPl'OQUOTE - lfn• AXTQLB . 7·19 A Cr;"81•� WOPRHURKQil . ; .n, v W l) f f 0 1 • · - · • • •· ■1• 1fiitf Ki �HVJ -·•\� II M V X H . P O � m- W ll B• a+hl �CR wmi« 'IOU •OAll'T 'DlllGC OI' '1:1111 :alQl.lllll ll'OB .L 'l'lllll!J- � • ...... ,I,' . ' Tr.emeridow Jn,paetl''. _.,....,. , &µ,,Jq· T� 4, 11 8 · lil K D W O V ll' N II - V Q O II II. J;•-1'• q.,.... "S;,le,itfid... how to woi:t lh I■ L O IJ G • \'l L' O lf Ont l1tttr atmplf ,tan� tor &rHJther. In tht1 1a111ple A t■ Ull4 tha thtH L'■, X tor pi •,. , , 8Dillt lett,n. ... bu, lhe leqth and fo� of � WO� irt Iii llola, 4ay Ille - 1'lten aro ' � ,. . . . llf ' N ' � .. . l80 ..,..DON AN ' ' ' ---•\iifiillMIUI ••.GIii IM!iill . ...,.,� .. ' ,,. . IIW. 1111111• l . � ' ' ' ' ' . iNI • '·.� . -a.•■ ' ' : , MASOM . Furn iture ' f11f"11 Muon, W. Va. ''- \l0�-, ,... FULL HOUSEPOWER WIRINl) I A modem planned wiring system that �eept our home up to dale today and in the future. tnough outlets • • • big enough circuits • . . plenty of power, MAJOR ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES ! Installed •�d Included In the base plan •�d cost of every medallion home to help_ you l '.ve better electncally. , . . , LIGHT FOR LIVING I Decorative • • • functtonal ltghlh,s that compllm.,its any color scheme and shadow free lighting to save eyes .a/id for safety. ;,;<"�. ,. �i-· ,, t'i,l11 1 '..- I� \ ·.� , 1 , I � l ! l H, ,:::::- ',/( . ,.,:i....· .· Jor? 1 c ti-'- tete Information on the Medallion Home Program �ontact YQlK F B�il=.�itect or. the Builder Sales Oiviiion of tho "E.lectnc Company. IC co. the ELE CTR ...11aT•t0 CIOMflAM't COI.YM•U• AND aOYTH&lull: OHIO ,, ' ".H I ,' ' • ., 0 llh:fj'IU lill llhlR! f!'-1 / •.),.� •..;i,• . �-- '' t ' �Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 29, lllt!o-3 • -t#P t)A,C. Y tENTiNEL They'll Do It Every Time ,,_-----: Commentatin g Editorially . ' .' I, ' One must pity Bostonian s these days and through n�xt Novembe r. U N expert Henry Cabot Lodge Thursday was given -the nod for the Vice Presidenti al nominatio n on the Rr ­ publican ticket. Senator John F. Kennedy is off a•nd running for President on the Demo­ cratic ' ticket. Both are Bostonian s. more ciearly than ever the actual slight di­ vergence between the two standard bearers. Now take this Barry Goldw�ler of Arizona - in him Americans would 1',ave a choice between completely different shades of poli­ tical opinion. Goldwater is a throwback, a very articu late one, and apparently an hon­ est one. He makes no secret of being to the right of the conservatives as we know them in both parties toda,y. Sen. Goldwat er has predicted the Conserva­ tives, and he- includes himsel f a,nong them, will have to leave the Democratic (the South) and the Republican {wherever they're found) parties to form a new party where their in­ fluence might be wielded in balance of power situa·tions . For npw, �e is content to work inside the GOP. • Until this Is actompllahed, tf ever, voters must conti nue looking for the sllght differ­ ences that separate the tlom inan t wings in both parti es. And Bostonians will have more diffic ulty than the rest of us, havJ ng to choose between t wo home town b9ys. , One tried and true reason for voting for one or another candidate thus is removed for Boston folks. They '!] have to make up their minds on other considerat ions, like which most a ppears to be the ablest man for the job, or even perhaps whkh party most repre­ sents the voter's desires. I We are concerned over how long our pres• ent system of electin g a man to the most im­ ,.portant post in the modern world can endure . ' Si!ly rpilllon and some. voters must decide • <which Is, the belier between two me n and · --t1ieb' - 1unnir1g mit� and two parties Whose •. plaitorms only aren't quite tweed le-dum and tweedle-dee. The coming campaign and the plank s each party intends to stand on wi11 demonstratt coat out of an old coat. " I, it II Ran acwu thhi John D. · Rock­ ereller alolo/ a1ain-8n "oldi e" but new to me just nrir. Seems the parishioners in a churt! h John D. attended cave their mlnlater • whole moun tain IY ILANCHI M. HAIKINI or girta, moatJy practical. Amon& these, 1 buahel of po­ ·------------------- 1 1 tatoes from John D. (He earned "Ttt, ' Jpnocf'llt pays" on TV any and a l l ulcer l\ia early 1pendln1 money plcklnr s. lust night �ough\, !lack 1puoy Great j u m p ing Jehns11ph 11 t, any up DO"-toel!I for hla old curmud­ noat,11l gic Jnen'lorte11 or our Am- onr who can tolerate all that geon of a rather.) ,,lea in t·11rly days· of thlt �en- awfuln,s.-i is �impl W1U, ,4fflJway, his pastor notic­ y beyond me. tbry. I ncvt:i: tlre qf �lnir · Teddy Why bke ed a, ,e�Wilr 1Ut in one of tht. a piece of guod meat RooM.>Velt .1tfidlng , . ,ihoas tlie and ruln it p0it1lQU. He ezamined 11.---lt conlha1a w11y? aereen. tJ.gurativcly ,-c11·n·ylng his J1ck'1i1 runnl ni commentary •s 1a� ,1 ten" dollar 1old piece. ''Bit Slick" ·and . making 1ome; ot he g"(Jes along Ihough is what I And hooray, IO did every one o f the bigger mpiu�fF<' men !!l it up dearly love. He sporklea, he the potatoes in tbe whole bush­ 1,1;1d lake nd'tl�I!. · sendl'lJ the ( qulpi;, he ls rnas1e r or repartee. el.'' Goraeous apuda! ' · . White .Fleet to Japara and •�\J,nd At Ocala, Fh,. (Silver Springs, Without his heard (which i 1, the , the worW and in 1:em•ral creating way t ltke him he."il ) he's a dead to be euct) I saw two ladiea o Wonderful IPgrn d, tht very ringer for Middl t•porl 's Lione l lookina: over the fami liar pink foundation of all we hold dear Boia.111, in looks 011d quick wit plaater nam lngos there, yard orna­ here. 4 and ahi l i t y to tf'll a ! 11lr i n the ments (?) supp osedly. . The dilyR from 1 900 lo abotit m oat droll m11n11 " I don't llke 'em a polntin' rr rver. 1Dl6 ln_ o111· rnunlry are uow count• down -I like 'em polntin' up" WHil tUJ I takl.' anoth!!1 liver . ed 01 its Golde n A�c. _No mush • p ill 11fter' seein g a l l 1hut. And quoth one matron, rOom cloud from an t1lom bomh, tru� I am The other seemed to like the taking tlw famo us nn t�l'e•tenma dict ator' �•I• ' "timpkn 11eed." pllls as of now, ftol flshin• 1tance and 110 the }d� hilH from Moscow "t cotitbat II conditio n wh1irein debate went on. p�ai:e, prnsper lty, ULlOcl What &ot me , In stitchel"• ·(all • · y mouth tastes of green perW4'w, three wars aid forty, or slmmons, and rnl.lcn eggs, ne11r as to myself) was the Brooklynese Hfty years later , ull, nil, i 11 so I can patois Jn whic h dialo1ue above oc• d!ugnose It. ch1n&:ed . l)o you have any favnrile liver curred. You simply can't •et it Never was any i:ountry'!I .�Inn- tf!medy hesidc11 l hc one that down on pape r, you have to hear it. And moon aroun d Florida re­ dud of living ao high, yel its rhymes with ··nartcr1" patriotism, morale and a few I have to b◄• very curcful nhout sort, lonr enou1h, you'l l bear it 0. K. For in1Ulnce, try Daytona other l itile trlrlllJI 110 lacking. my conimcrc ials, see. Yes, tnan, Beach on your piano .. Oh, for 11n0Jher ted,Jy, but far Every man to hUI lHte, and if us I can see, there's nune i n If I B4'eni to he giving TV re­ 1i11ht. vlrws u ! I of o su1ldP n, well, pink flam ln101 on an Ohio lawn then there' s not Inn much to ill the anawer, well, so mote it Jack Latham, 11uhslitu1 ing fnr wrilf' 11bo11t hf'rf' or l alc. Yet ever be. Katie D011n11n·� kitchc11 on CHS. p<'oplc hol lor al me, ··where's 'at But one really ean't brln• Flor· • Wlfron i• . ,pow 1Jidorned with col-lum'! " ids home-you hive to to there. r I be.fd, r.qhee� ,to::th)n.' He's' ti O Yon ran'I J.:-Pt Be1l�s I llve !'it 1 11lau house :r. out of a r ny, 'he !lat 011e ln 1thclte&- 1 u rn l p. And boy, b1oocl is that a brpn 011 1111 thia, with 'lly ■ea shells j11&1 now fi11r11hed a ba!'bcrue now OIHJ. from the Gulf and my bl,i pine r.BUN!. lnRrNtit•n ts d1opptld · 1111011, cone■ ready to uae at Chrl1tmas, green pcp1>cr, c·h i ! l powdc , garSo-aren't we all? Smoke t h i� 0111� in your pipclic, red l"\epp1ir, 1•i1wupple Julrc, "Well you c;m'i makr a s i l k Just read 1uch I lovely Uory of brnwn e11g11r ,1 nd I m � y havtJ ldt pur"e nut of u .sow•� t•u r.'' n man takln& fresh white llalalea out u rew guuranlP NI to OVl!rc·ome "Nn, but you ran J(c•t a m\nk home H an .anniveraary remem­ brance. 'Twu In eady April. t};ley were very hard to 1et, and the story ende� on one's ■mothered AORO�!'j 2--Sl�dl\rno 21. Dr.fgasp and hearl aehe-becaulfl he J. l>ap&yn. tl'tlc lnlte went to the cemetery with his 6, Oourdllko 3. Petty &1·llcle Inv� 21ft where hls beloved wife frull..11 -4. Inquire, 2:l. Knock now lay amid Sprln&'• tender 11. Spring 11_1) O, You 24. Roping green. u.nd I 12, Depart 21'.I. Aby111 I had a aomewhat 1lmll1r e:,i;­ 13. A A'0.1111' e. bi11h Jf-J, Ouldo'11 perience couple years or 10 a10. J4. Storage '1. 11:Vel' htghcat Seems t a:et a "yen" to go to room (poet.l note 8. TtJrkllb Mama' , {an·d the other1) a:raveR of H. con,tei. 2R , Or�edy latlon cotn 80. Affirm a twltleht ev��lni. ,\ nl.,. youna 9, �111'1!1 82, Uprl1ht Ye1t11M&f'• A••w•I' U. MonelMJ man had Just �,in a choice 10. Brlitle ' unit ot as. Htibrew bouquet 9f r��� fit' to hl■39, M"f', Hu1lfC ,\ 1 Latvl• 14. tq, uue loved one. (poll, ) f ' for ono -3-l. Bittern•• 1T, Preacrtptlon '1. � . I apoke to Pin In ttrm 16. C&btn 10un4 .a. Cbnlfero119 God'!! acre •n -., kti � 18, "Btflte&t• tl�l'I Un• tr;, "Yea, I'm '1 11 en" (0. B,) 19. Ttllnmec1 adorned wile. She loved � ' ti'• 'Jl, Walk 20. A book 81. Liberate turo !, � ' � hll!lr birthday t ., ' •, 1 , ·,,, • woatl)J' l'•e thou1HI?( •,, · ·, lilit .. ,11,n, Lea:thQ' 10 very often. · · ' \ • ,, •· 1 lla,,k II li wa■ h\t, ltJ!., tU, _ TI"' ' 11, 9UIJ)on<la hothou1e one,, lnd''fove • Banet'lt Eter• • il. Vtncer'II nal.' , IWOrd Wouldn't life bo I dart veUey, IO. Zoroa■trtq void or such devOted i111rta? Did You Know That? '\ 11 Gold water To Our Rescue ' l, I I \ 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 29, 1 960 Mn. Mary Well■, Mn. '1011ie Hy,ell, Mn, Vlr1i•I• Pleroo, lllr,. Martha Klin&el, Mr■. Florence Klinael, Mn. Uly Smith, ..... Glenna Fetty, Mn. Florence Nel­ A ml-'Cflllaneoua ,hower Bertie! HyHll, )lra. Doi· Mn. 10n, "'"' M eld at the Rutland home of Jine Panon, Brenda 0.1via. ni otby une Dewbunt on July 14 for Mn. Mara:aret Panon. M.ra. and TUrner ne Kennedy. . Refrtihmenll were 1erved by Allee Mn. played. were Gamel !Cr■ June Pttlenon, Mn. Alice ennedy w�n the door priu! . Alto � edy, Mn. Lydia Smith, Mn . lnnln1 prue1 were Mn. Lula lte and Mrs. Alberta Brewer, I Hue1 Taylor, M.n. Fred• Kennedy, [kiri ldest and yo\lifl&ett respectively, Mr• · Veva Searle■ and Mn. d Mn. Audrey Pattenon, Mr■. K enne d Y · bell Nelson, Mn. I,ydia Smith Many who were unable to at• d Min' Sandy Tlllla. tend sen� 1i!t.s. Attendinl were Oio&e named Mr. and Mn. Keith Kennedy are Mn. Bessie KeMedy, Mra. both anduales of Rutland High deline FranCH, Mn. Fern Sween- School and were m•rried June 1 1 . y , Mr:■ . Julia Grate, Mr■. EIieen awkins, Mn. StellJ& Searles, Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Jo�n Epple en­ tertained a group of relatlve■ Sunday afternoon at their home, "Flatwoods, In oWrvnnce of Mt-1. Epple'11 birthday. Home made iee cream and a were decorated birthday cake 1erved to Mis. Fred• Epple and Mrs. Larry Brown of Columbus. Mr. and Mr■, Ruaaell Bailey and d.augbten, Mr. and Mn. Roe-,,.,. F,pple • and dau,:hten, Mr, tnd Mn. David Holter and f.amll)' and Mr. and Mn. Perry Gale, Allaa, Mich. e Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sleeth, Elkirui, W. Va., Mr. o1nd Mrs. H. L Peacock, Akron and Mrs Fran­ ces Slaughter, Coltl&rville, were weekend guest.I or Mrs. Ella Sayre at Apple Grove. Mrs. Sayre's birthday wa! o�ved Sunday with a birthday dmner 1ervt.d on the lawn of her home. Calling Mrt. Say-rt on her birtbday were her aon-in•llw and daucbter , Mr. and lira. �Iden Tb11ton, Glen Canyon, Ar11on-a and ber alder in Str11burJ, Va. -;..::...�.;;.';.;--;..-====- 1 ] Entfrtaw Card Club Mr■. Emer ton Well 11'1.lled by her mother, M.r■. 11.aude ftou, en­ tertained with I bJidal ■bower t11t week at her home, Plepant Ridge, bonorin, her daugbW', Ml11 Dorla Well, whoi.e m1rrla1e to Jerry Snowden will be an event of Sept-ll!lmber 4. Olfta were placed on t table with pink and while CMer and centered with a pink paralOI. Gamt1 were played and prlU!a awarded. the wlnnen, after wh.lch the honored gue1t opened her many gifta. an. "-C\lln"• r...... � i; / §� ..,.,',. .,. Silvia XXIV Is Mn. dame, Buch•••• of Middle· Legion Aru:Uiary Hoa port entertained membe.� of her Ses,wn At Racine 1 card club Tbunday eYemna: at her The Ladie!I Aux;iliary of the · Regularly Priced To home. Racine American Legion Post, I $5-95 002 met Thund1y at 8 pm at the High prile WII won by Mn, Ca5h b.11.II with Mrs. M1rg:arel Yost, �nJane l!verythlng In Thia Mrs. by aerond Bahr and pN!sidenl, presiding. key. Other play ere for the evenin g Miss Ruth Ann Petrel gave • Group Now John Mn. Lloyd, were Mrs. ll?Uce report lrom Girls State. Zerkle, Mn. Clinton Fisher, MI'ti. Mrs. Louise Stewart gav� • F. Emmett Shuler and Mn. 8. report from the state convention Parmalee. held in Columbus .l uly 22-24 At the dose of the, playlng a des­ which she and Mrs. Margaret · Mrs. by aert course was served Yost attended. Middleport eucnanan to ber a:uesta. · The following chairmen we... appointed: Americanism, M.ra. Dixie Smith; Rehabllltatlon, Mn, Mary Roush; Cblid Welfare, Mrs. Stewart · Community Service, Mrs. Mae deland· Pan American. Mrs. Helen Arnott; Legislative, Plebly of lute Mrs. Leona You"ilg· foppy Chair· 1,11an, Mrs. Opal 1>iddle; Publicity treats ln store? M.n. Beulah Bradford;· Flowers, Mrs. Harriet N�igler; MemberSee what a ,wonderful varJ­ ship, Mrs. Martha Lou Beegle ; Fall Fe1tival, Mrs. i\lyrtle Wal• ety of fountain dls.bcs are ker. av.ilable here. Such yummy ICE cllEAM SOCIAL ,good.lest Stop in. The Eagle• Class u( the Syra l cuse Metho�IJt Church will hold Corner Locust alld Fourth Streeta_ an ice cream ·sOClal i,�rlday, July In Middleport On Roule 7 29 on the chureh lawi. . The pub· lle is Invited to atl1!nd. • ";;;;;;;a;;;aa;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;;;;;;"'i K E D. E J T E 5 $3.38 THE SHOE BOX vis it the Da i ry Isl e ' • T RE A THE HAV EN Hew 'Haven, W. Va. SHOW STARTS AT &,4li ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SHOW STARTS AT 7:lli ON SUNDAY AND MONDAY - FRIDAY· and SATUR DAY, J',J'-Y 29 and 30 ''Babette Goes To War'' Alsa Com edy ''Three Stooge'' . l '· SUNDAY and MON DAY, JULY 3 ! , AUG. 1 The 1reat merit of th.ii picture, In Troop 16 •-:r· ■-- Co...:? e.. I Sew-Rite Club Holds Annual Outing At Park adtJoo. ,a1'e A Coffee Break! ' I I UP .. & r e p e at• Inspection Held At Chester Grange Tuesday Evening Indoor Picnic Held For Loyal Women's Class '' ' ''- ,, ' I ' ' .......... ·-·--- �. FO REMAN GR d - , � _. AB BOTT Kitchens · MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ----,--- aaule from its ' Commission To Meet The eommlssion or F.d ucatlon entertainin1 qualities, is that it carries a paasionatf! convictionf' _,,.., rn r,m., �f lhe Healh Methodist Church will meet �unday eveDing at the churt!h in Middleport at 7:30 Plans for the ;1nnual Rally Day will be dis• cussed. BUY OF A LIFETIM E! D()H7 '-'ISS THI S STORY OF W,H�T COULD HAPP'M I N OUR COU NTRY ti The U nited ··-· la Con ferentt dOIIIII at Jwtllill City, SwtdlJ , IUIJ ,. ' C.,INII- ...... c . E. Bi■hop the Sunda y !1Kll'DbJI • One ch.In a• ID tbll Chllrchn wu � KL -man Station lad ....._. Ml• �---I � ---.'6 were united to fCll'm .. Mr. wlUi Cirtldl n,med Pom--� Rn Garabrant of Ju at, Ptlgned Ill tbeit ...... Rev. Elden R. Blab ,... ; tbe d tu mt ,eu -� -•1 si:on lltll 111a&W 0 0other '° Y e r t E n :�•� ·� ·· �·;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;a;;;;_;;;;;; . :•- -;;;;;� ' ;•aaa;,;;;;;;;a; de ;;;;_:;;::;;::;;::::;:::;;; Cub Scout1 of Pal"k 'U8 an outmg Sunday e rternoon al ] Porll1nd Park, m obHn-■nce of 1 Cub Seoul, 00th anni�eraary. Girl Sc{lut.l of Troop 167 met at the I The afternoon WH ipenl tn play• lbe Pomeroy Baptist Churc-h Tu�•· ln<> • ball after whic� a wiener I da)' afternoon for 1nve1t1ture ol I, three 1irl1 · Sarah W eston Sally rout wa■ heId • I I RJ.thburn and Carol Stout ' Attending were a.tr. ar:id M.rt. Servlce1 opened with a prayer by Dana Holdren and family, Mr. I Mra. Victor Young J r The flag cerand Mn. Robert Vaughan and emony wa1 preknted by Sheila aon& Mr, and Mr■. Lloyd Wright j Hick.J color bearer. Her two guard• and ' lamlly, Mr and Mr■. Leo I were ' Donna Riebel and V1due . Vaughan and family, Mr. and Young . The Pletlt,!e ut Alle ia�e kra. Edward Baer and aon, �r. to the flag wH given and thec 111ng . IJ\d Mr■. Roy Reuter aQd family, tn , of ·'America" concluded the 1 M.r. and Mrra. Phil Globoka and nag cere mony. , J; family, Robert Emle, , Pat tory ,J An intp1r11tlon;il reading WU gl v • 111d Paul Forbes Jr. en l:ty Sharon Young. The motto, 1 slogan and laws were giv en in nnl­ son. The three �iris inve&ted re­ No matter if it's a coffee peted their premise , gaYe the •• · Jute and h1ndshake and were wel break, a snack, or a lull come<l Into the troop u member■ course meal, you are sure ol the great world-wide movement. ; Girls Scouts who were previon1- ' to eni·oy it here. . Jy i nvuted ;,r,nd those nam� above 1 Members of the_ Sew•R_1t_e Sew- were pinned with their Girl Scout Ing club and their fa�uhes en- and World AssOl'iat1on pin1. After I joyed lheir annual c.utmg Wed· the conclusion of the ceremony, ne1day evening at th,;, Middleport the group enjoyed round ain&ing I JUDITH BUNN Municipal Park. and refreshment.I in the church Judith Le11ie Bunn, • 22 year basement. I at aerved !A::tS dinner A potluck old beauty from Hdntington will tl:30 p. m. to Mrs.' Opyton Strick• A 11hort business meeting of the \ reign over Weit Virginia's vast land, Mrs. William Ware, Mrs . patrols wu held. Pi.ans were madt woodlanda a■ Queen Silvi.a XX.IV Charles Hoffman and daughter, Mountain (or the 1960 annual Vickie, M.t, and Mn. Harvey Van . but we're of l i v i ng St.I le Forest F'e1tival open ing o n. vranken and son, Scott, Mr. and s. Elkin ln � October J.µa. Edward wells 11nd daughDOWN to a 1 956 price Mlss Bunn, the on.1 y daughter ters, Ruetta and Janie, Mrs. Don­ or Mr. and Mrs, Leo B. Bunn of aid McKnight, Mr. and . Mrs. Huntina:ton, la a graduate of the Charles Spencer and ch1ldr�n, U niversity of Norlh Carol!na Cbarlesan11.1, Jon, Kelly and J1_m­ Hom !l:commg I my. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Collins where she was Queen , She postponed a trip to an d aon Ronnie, Mr. and Mrs. Europe when informed of the Elza Gilmore and �m Joey. honor be■ta;wed "'°n her. She Ricky, Roger and M :ch&el. will receive her crown from Gov. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brown ing Cecil H. Underwood <,n Thursday, and sons Kim and Dale, Mr. and October 6, ln the natural amphi• Mrs. Raymond Baity and daugh­ of campus hillsidr. t11e thestre on ter Karen, Mr. ar..d Mrs. Donald Davia al'ld Elkins College, Mullen and sons Michael, Patrick 1 Brian, Sean and Chuckie, Mr. and Mrs. George Conde and daughter Diana, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Finley and sons, Rkhard, Gary and Greg�. Mrs. Ja1,1es Butler and eon Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Simpson and son Bruce, C. N. Jones, deputy masler, cun• Mr. and Mrs. Willard Boyer and ducted inspection when Ches_ter daughter, Brenda, Mr and Mrs. Grange 2609 met Tuesday evenmg Roy Blankenship and chlldren, will1 na.le Kautz, wor:. hy master Keith and Vickie i.nd Sandy White. presiding. re A communication was read in . gard to delegates and alternatea to conventio n and the the slate Grange voted on them. A c� mmu?ication was read con�ernm g mcrossing the memberah1p. Remarks were made ,m the new rules and Grange procedure b� Mr:. Jones. The Loyal Women's Class of the Mrs, Jones spoke briefly c:oncern- Middleport Church of Chrlst met al · ing the dreu contest. . •Jonea announced � special _Po- the churrh Thursday evening for sn indoor picnic with the members ­ mona meeting for Friday evening, or the Loyal Men's Class of the Aug 6 at Salem Center when the church as their guests. Mrs. Frank ' Vint�n county •Pomona will be Abbott of Sl. Petersburg, Fla., who guests and exemplify the fifth de­ iS visiting here with relaliYes was gree. Election of both Pomona and al�o a guest :ror the· evening. Subordinate Granges wae announ�­ 'tt!'e 'blessing preceding the meal I ed fpr 1Septeml>er. It w_as aeked was given by Rev. Fred I. GardJJ,e r? 11 . t i ' that applications for prince and The commitlee i n charge of ar• princess be in by the next Pomona rengements fo[" the evening con• In 195fl w• sold lhe fa. meeting on Sept 6. si�ted of Mrs. (Xlcar Roush, Mrs. 1nOU9 "hchllnted Nights" Mat1reH attha 101111 Hie p� The master thanked David �O· Leo Childs, Mrs. Robert Heibel and ol $39.95-e trem1ndou1 .-atus Mr11. Ernest Lallance. havm� for an, chairm blenlz, ym.tth Iha,, I Once more Sealy permit• 1.19 the degree learn out to �Ive the to repeat thl1 offer-at' tM NIIM "1w meal a short bu11I· lhe Following 1'56 prlr;rl So com, In no. end ave , • • fourth degree at inspection. M�s. ness session was conducted by the Ralph Parker, home econo111;1cs president, Mrs. Will Reynolds. • Smooth, auHoit-frH Top chairman, announced the bakmg • Pre-BulH Bord.,. fo, Non-lag ..... Mrs. Reibel was the devotional and sewing contests for the Aug. leader lor the meeting and used • t:atra Coils tor ldra Con.tort: 23 meeting. .• lklc hl•• ..• •...... OolJ .... CONVENIENT TERIIS, book of Mat· the from scripture Plan& were made for the ncx.t thew. Mrs. Edward French gave meeting on August 9 when Laurel the evening prayer, iGrange will be 1ueats and present During the meeting Rev. Gard · the program. thanked the class for the in­ ner Refreshments were served at the vitation exterided to the i-1en's close of the meeting. Class to attend their picnic. Furniture _ Philco appliances - Custom Mrs. Lailanee and Mn. Childs NAME OMITTED were named as the committee to ! In the Ust of committees named secure screens for the children's at the Ladles Auxiliary of prew rooms in the basement. Webster Post meeting, the name of fr{rs. Jed Webster Sr. as com­ munity service chairman was un­ intenllally omitted. l -BEST PICTU& OF 'i'HE YEAR! mr 1___ ...1 porluuou R"" , Blalu, � ,..... BRIGITTE BARDOT IN '' Outing At Beauty From Huntington A des11ert couue wa& &e-ned by the hoslene■ to Mr1. Orville Well Mn. George Buchanan. Mra. t;h!­ \11nd Hines, Mrs. Henry Reibel, Mra. Roy Smith, , Mr». WIiiard Hine1, Mn. J. L. Hawk, Mn. Robert Arnold, Mn. Lester Russell, Mr■. Willllm Sheridan and dau1hter, Ml"I. Verne · We�I, Mis, Nellie Walker, Mn. David Ron and dau&hter, Mrs. Donley Heibel and dau.,:hter, Mn. Ed, ward Venoy, Mrs. Elwood Bow• era, Miu Bertha Re1bel and lhe hanorf:d guest. Sending gifla but unable to at­ tend ,were Mrs. He11ry Werry, Mn. C. E. Clark, Mrs. Harold Loh.e, Mrs. Leon McKnight and Mrs. Olive Ingraham. �"ltl . n. Observea Birthday ntertain Relotivea ,...oA I L t'�'lbs-s w o R o '. I I Garnet Rife. ltn. Mary Napper, Mn. 11.rJorl, Groa•• ,nd s••. Mrs. Kennedy Onored· With hower July 14 Mrs. Emerson Well Honors Daughter With Shower i. ,tart work on s.,ond Clu■ l'lllk requirement, at the next ....u... Pre.e nt were Diana Zerkle, P11UJ OwenJ, Shell, Hku , Do nn, ... bel. Lindi Owe111,, V1cll.1e Youns, C reitl yn Hicks, Barbara Ta lt.eno n, )b uriaha Dunt. Donna Smltb, Pamel.a Keuinger, Sally Rathbum and CaroI Stout · Leden are Mn Victor Youn1 Jr. Mra. R1c · hard. O wens .in d Mn. �, Hick.I. Thetr helpers are Sharoo Young ind Sarah Weston. Five gur.1lt were present ,1 the meeting. Janet Oennew1t.i, Joice Keninget, Dianne , Janice and Chucll:y I Investiture HeId hod For Three Girls \ Cub .Scout• Hold Only $219.95 .... w.. :tw•nl�""' •· itr. · ak,ltan IT, ORtn t:=11... (Poe�) to- 11"w 11a, l mt fl.'f. ltlild !/'C14 Ht: . ' l ' ' • . , I l'\lnl•h� , ,. .. , PAIL!' OftYPl'OQUOTE - lfn• AXTQLB . 7·19 A Cr;"81•� WOPRHURKQil . ; .n, v W l) f f 0 1 • · - · • • •· ■1• 1fiitf Ki �HVJ -·•\� II M V X H . P O � m- W ll B• a+hl �CR wmi« 'IOU •OAll'T 'DlllGC OI' '1:1111 :alQl.lllll ll'OB .L 'l'lllll!J- � • ...... ,I,' . ' Tr.emeridow Jn,paetl''. _.,....,. , &µ,,Jq· T� 4, 11 8 · lil K D W O V ll' N II - V Q O II II. J;•-1'• q.,.... "S;,le,itfid... how to woi:t lh I■ L O IJ G • \'l L' O lf Ont l1tttr atmplf ,tan� tor &rHJther. In tht1 1a111ple A t■ Ull4 tha thtH L'■, X tor pi •,. , , 8Dillt lett,n. ... bu, lhe leqth and fo� of � WO� irt Iii llola, 4ay Ille - 1'lten aro ' � ,. . . . llf ' N ' � .. . l80 ..,..DON AN ' ' ' ---•\iifiillMIUI ••.GIii IM!iill . ...,.,� .. ' ,,. . IIW. 1111111• l . � ' ' ' ' ' . iNI • '·.� . -a.•■ ' ' : , MASOM . Furn iture ' f11f"11 Muon, W. Va. ''- \l0�-, ,... FULL HOUSEPOWER WIRINl) I A modem planned wiring system that �eept our home up to dale today and in the future. tnough outlets • • • big enough circuits • . . plenty of power, MAJOR ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES ! Installed •�d Included In the base plan •�d cost of every medallion home to help_ you l '.ve better electncally. , . . , LIGHT FOR LIVING I Decorative • • • functtonal ltghlh,s that compllm.,its any color scheme and shadow free lighting to save eyes .a/id for safety. ;,;<"�. ,. �i-· ,, t'i,l11 1 '..- I� \ ·.� , 1 , I � l ! l H, ,:::::- ',/( . ,.,:i....· .· Jor? 1 c ti-'- tete Information on the Medallion Home Program �ontact YQlK F B�il=.�itect or. the Builder Sales Oiviiion of tho "E.lectnc Company. IC co. the ELE CTR ...11aT•t0 CIOMflAM't COI.YM•U• AND aOYTH&lull: OHIO ,, ' ".H I ,' ' • ., 0 llh:fj'IU lill llhlR! f!'-1 / •.),.� •..;i,• . �-- '' t ' �• Big Diamond Scores Recorded Whllt .l.be P�merey ,Dod@eMI •re ba"¥1� lhmp ,1he1r own Y in the Kyger Li�tle League :' utney �Vt-h.lng - oth er lut �01¥\lY Lelll.ue winners were the Ult3 Ofo'er the Jell . t�e Pir _e U�3 i,.v�r the S�raew,e ln•ns, the Tigers Ml- 1 _ OYer lhe � a_D;kees and the Racm �ards � 21 12 over their tros�,o�n r1Yals the Braves. Syracuse) weN!' starling practic-es for t tw Well i; ton l .1llle League runoffs . Aug. 1 12 �:•ra t'Use will er:iter a dub uf i ts own III the w�llslon tourner led liy Bol, Lou.k�. ruade up of G ia nl and lnclian playNs. r m·1 roundTh e Wt•l lston there .1 re zo t eJ.llls- slarU., for home area te11rns, Aug l with J a doon ,�.ationals p:uyin� Syr.11Clise at 8.30 pro; on Aug. 3, HamMeanwhi le, two All -Star den vs Superbas rPumeroyJ al ..ama rrom the lcagul! (exccptln, 6 30: Aug. 4, Pomeioy Trojaos vs Coalton at 8:.10 .and Au,'.!. 5, C'la}' Twp. vs. Mi ddlf'port. There will be two 3a.me11 each night T � e. games here las1 eveni n g: PtraM, 10 ,,._, J.--8. Jewel! homere d and .<1ingled and Grueser . n •. l ed ru r Syracuse. bui ror th P . ,, 1'5t .-.T�C. C•tall n a 2 1 >it 11es Knil'.lht triplrd and dou• door H• rdtop. All white VI bl f'fi , Tyo homered, 1 1 oublt-d aucl ffll'1""· Sn• ov•r $1,000 on sang led, Kirkland and Werry sin• tllk, ....,uty, I gled. Tyo fanned 9. •-ro , t,59 ,ORD Fa.frlan•, 2 door Pomuoy Reds 16, Jet, " the w i nners J. Cond;,. S. Fiolaw ....._ a1i111,o. V-8, •utomatic trenlffllsslon. All white D. W",_ITY h.id a pair of Sill"it!!i. .., C'. Matdoubled and homered. $1995 with blue Interior bew1 ltld tltree sin,gJ,es, Chuck 1957 FORD F,1,1••• 500 2 Q}retU a &infle aod Gome r aop deor Sed•n,. v.a. •utornatlc L. Van 14eitr a bomer. r� tu Jeta Swlaer dou,bl�. W. Dunt ffllTiPIQtl-,; rebuilt. A t"eM tfffl .; only - - - - - $l3U and I. Slaife.r each had triples. Werry fanned 9. wa n.cu two . l t(7 STUDIIIAKII 2 _,T igert 10, Yanke11 7-Tiger sluggers were M . Wrig ht, 8 , Rud�:I Cl\f.• for d, Don Napper, Logan an d W.u $ 1 1 95 Now ? R. Karr each two �in gles; Bat• tels doubled, and Mll ure double·d These rars a l l g-uaranteed lor and l;iuc.\,ed. For th e Yankees, 30 days or IOOO milf!H, . ·"'' •Y ,nd G . Harru1 h......, u H. '"' � 51t'Hr■I H i• 1pitcial1 Includ­ two s �11, Pl t.ehalY bJe dou d ing, • JHp Pick-Up. Come In and ti.n� ' Ed Slatk doubled.. m■k• UI an offer. No re■1-0n­ wh"l e Boyer enQ M u '¥n s.i niilc d. � abl■ ofNr r■fu1H, W:t w.. �,Vd s 21, Brave, 12- Lea dill,i to m■k■ room for MW ttoci. �Pd. hiuers in U:ir 2 1 ·1,;u n sdu te to the Braves w�r e Joh n Mo(:�\oci,k a homer, triple and 110glt; JaclJ; Bo�ti(- two sin&]u "Transik'rta1ion o■ Land &. Sea" an d a double: J im Dkk.Ue two Phone WY •W170 singles an d u double arul Bruce NeJtler LWQ sin&:i c� I. Mein St. 1-·or thr - -���ensMJ' got a grirn dsl a m !:o/ R I i, ' ( I A l $ '"1, ;:;- �-::. n:.r '' Metropolitan Moton •-•'-••;;,;;;_aa;a;;:,;,_;;,:,,.;. 1 :'.:::""':�":._ GIA .,;,:"·T BOAT SA LE NOW GOING ON I ' I. . "'> • ,. _,..,..."" � I""' CLOSING OUT 1960 MODELS BUY MOW AT LOW THI 11ST AT THI LOWIST - SIi US • MlltCUlt Y - Mure World's lecord, Th■n Any Other Motor. e LO"II ITAR - World'• Top S.ll■r. · • CUTTl lt - lest 111 Qu■ • CRIST LINIR - Fln"t lt1 Porfor111,11nce. N■n'lff Th■t Caun't In Th■ Boating P:l■ld 11t,. B RO WN 'S MA RI NE OPIN 9 A.M. tll t P.M. MINllt SVILLE , OHIO -- -- --- �-- --- l rl Wf • 8¥ Unii-.d Pr&u lnler�Ollfil AMERICAN LliA""E W L fct. C. B Ne w y , k : l: h i t· a •t.i°1 _. . :lrifl � n L l i 0re 52 � -� 3.112. � 47 ,u ,5:l,2 I¼ �����::�on 45 � ·500 7 ¼ Dt • t roit ,_3 U - 418 � 37 54 l:l1isl on · ·407 16 34 :ii ·382 18 K�ns�s Ctty Thu.ndaiv's lwi1.tlh 60st00 4 Chicavo 2 N w Y orlc -4 C le vel an d 0. l d, --' " N• w Y ork 9 C level•nd ,, 2nd (N) Washinaton 6 Dairoit Si ("4) B■ltimon, 5 K•m•s C ity O (NI Fri4,ay's Praha�• P.itc•n Clllkt.80 d W•thin... (M)Dononn 4-1 or &.um1M 7-4 YI PHcu•I 9.5 C levelarwt •t Baltimore ( N>Harshman 0-1 vs Fisher 6-1 K■mH C ity ■t N•w York (fOHe,rbert S•lO VI Terry 4-5 Detroit •t Botton (N)-aunnine 6-7 vs .Monbou111u.ne 10-t Saturday'• Game• Ch icago at WH�lnr,tn, Clevel•nd 111 B•ltlmore (N) lc n Y :: c:ew V or �;♦ B t r':i� �� NATIONAL LEA GUI GB P iit slrn rg h : 3 53 38 - Ml2 • 2 Milwauk t•i• tes is 50 4 1 ·549 �; 1 �:r 4 .52'1 � 49 4 47 43 .522 7 ½ San F'ran('JSl'O Cincinnali 42 r, 1 .452 14 •= 18 r•b·,1,d ,.,.. l p h,· , 38 5• " .�u C hi l'ago 33 51) . 359 221n Th.ursda-,:'s Ri,sulh Phll■del phla 3, Chica9a 2 S•n. fir•n. 3 Mllwauku 2, tG Inna Los Angeles 8 Cinc innati 6 (11)6} Only a•mH scheclu l td Frld• Y'• Probabla Pitch.,.._ Plttsburgll at C hkR�I 6-S "' Brewer 0-2 Phi l•delphi• at St. l,.aula (�) -Buzbardt 4-7 •o arotJk, 10-5 MilwaukH .a t Los A,...., (NJ -luh l 10-3 v, Willl111m1 1 0..1 C l n clnn•ti •f S•n Francl11:.• {Nl Hook 7-10 w-1 McCormick •• Saturday's (l.amea Plttsbur9h at Chlc•eo Phl l•delphi• at St. Looli Milwaukee ■t Los Aflg•lff, (N) Cincinnati at San Fnncl1110 �, W. Pomeroy's Dodgen advanced to lheir biK semi-fin3I d a te wi1h Somervill e Moto:·s o! Point P lea• Lit• sant in the Kyger Creek I le Lengue Tournament last evening by humbli n g th(. Galli polis Tigers B· l with 1 heir t turd ranked p it eher, ' bi g BrLil'<' Simpson who staltercd four hits, fanned 13 ond w .·,lk•,I "' only 1 ·0 ,ce b"l '\ � .. l e,•. The 'f i ;,er s to l k a l · O l t> ad in the toi, of l he fi rst rm a walk and two singles but lhe ruof soon 1e l 1 in , After tile Dodgers hatted i t was 2- 1 , th 1= n 3- 1 in l he third inning, anrl 8-1 after the foartb. Sim pson bor� dow n in lhe l�t two fra me 11 firing the ba ll la.ard alMl sharp . It added U.i �ly to 15 111ni11gs of pikhi ri g for S.l mp$)n thi s sea son. For the Dod t(c rs J O. year-old Eddie llac.r doublf'd on d singled lU,ld scored three runs, Jon Guin• 1'a:.r llomered :Ind .!1i1 .g]ed, Lou �•M ho.mered, Joe Freema n and lo.b Emler sin:iled, and Jeff G'bb I s t rI PIed . lhe Drodg:ers and Somerville meet at 6 4:J p. m. S,1turd ay Tiger, IOO 000----1 4 I Dodaers , • • • • • • 201 tsOx--8 8 I E1s11a11gle 4, �cCarty (LP), Priddy 4 and GtetQ. s;mpson and Diehl, Emler 12). In the other game a1 Kyger Somerville clobbore,l the Ualli­ polis Orioles 9-0. Jed hy lht•ir rutchcr, Morrsan, wi1h the hill: league �rm a nd onl y 12 years old. Mori:ian'11 big Uat �pflrked a seven run filth innin;.: wi t h a 3run homer that bulll'LN_\ 11 1 'leas t 350 ,feel in the lllr und sl 'IPP.8" : , in p i tch rlarkne11s nc i.r the ra il• roa d track 500 feel away. Oriole8 . . . . . . . 000 000-0 I 4 Som_ervl\lc 001 1 7x-9 :i o Gilmore und Northup . Vickrrs and Morgan. 1959 · DODGE • $2299 • t� -� j . D0dgers AdV3flCA, See tbe1e salesmen for the best deal In the Bend. lllllon Wolfe. Pow Holter, Corroll Norris, Wall,aee Amber1er, 1'1111 Kloet l t I I WI NTER DISC OUN T PRIC ES ,01 pHO,tfl WY 2-3324 --------1 :52J 00- 1 0 7 o Pirates Indians I O I 01- :l ::i 2 T yo and Mench ,· n,· . B. J<·w,• 11 and Gr1w11er. ________ In Kyger Play h • ) 111in ft 11 .. i . :::· y,an keeS Beat Redlegs 9-7 Thursday Eve RD ½ Ton Pic kup 1395 l958 FO This Utile Pickup hu only \3,000 ff\lles. 1957 CHEVROLET · · · $1a95 The Little Lf'agu(• Yankees knock<'d off lhl' prev:ously Ufidc­ fc11tecl ReiJlr,gs (scrorn.l half.� last e\'ening 9- 7 when John . Iiood scattrrcd e hits and Shewerd went on a sluggini;: l'�ree g etting thrne singles 1111d a -homer in four trips. 11 w11s 5-5 after l t1ree innings hut I hi.' Ynnke�� �C'ored th ree timc11 in the fourth on singles l)y Donnie Nelsun, Sflewcrd, M. Evuns and Craig R'lWllngs oEf Ron llitH.ly who hml rel ieved Fif(' in lhal inning. The RedJegs ,wvN cuught u p. Nelson and lfawlin)!� euc:h ha d lwu Yan kre hits, .Tin• Whl atch M. Evans nrnl 1 11,od t·,tch on t hit. Fot· 1 he Rt'dl<'f.!1'1 Hon l indy, BrLll'C Wal l111'1' ,Hid �tark Tenne• 11 111 1iuch had two hits with Ray ll indy and Fife om• I ' ll.ch. ll00tl r:mn1•,I nine, walked 'J ; 1-' l fo 11 11d ll indy lnnn('d 10, walk• f'rl Oil{', Yan kc-1•� 32Q 301 -9 1 1 3 Rcdlegs 302 101 -7 8 4 • J. Hood and J. Whitlatrh. Fite, Ron Hlndy (LP) and Mottl<'Y, 4 Door Sedan. A nlc■ clean uaed car. Powergllde trans., radio, good tires . 1956 PLYMOUTH - . - - $1195 One local owner. Pushbutton trans. Belvedere Dr. Seilan 1955 FOR E) 1/2 Ton Pickup 1955 c•p'.[YMOUTH · - - - 1958 FOR, Cu•tom ''300" $1491 A sld 1957 P.LYMOUTH �. . . . Belvedere 4 Door �•- Puslibutton trans., radio . Good Urea. 4 Door Hardtop. Hydramat!c tr1n1., radio, white wall tires, low mlhtqe. 1957 PONTIAC · . . � � 11.15 2 Door Hardtop. Sbndlid lllllt. n,.. are like ne-■, . V••� low ..u..... R. H. Ro•lln91 Sons Co. ' , · .l . Sizes 6 '°"' 'f NN£-�AilT * DISOTO Phone WYandotte 2,.2 152 Or. th.ell: nitµrn trip the SUie! vi40ed µl r(_t. . Vu�on, Richmond, Va., and Haw)c'• N�•t in W. Va. and i,n warren, O)aio, and ]Jea.,.er Fall,, Pa. .,.All., �i-&:ljo· ._, � I= "RM U... t:" ,:J1 . S.• ..JIiiir• liitn.u\48 r,u� -• ff•"':": _., - • ! JIil' •. J ... l>UlTON ,DRUG !, Co,a,ls l\ldg. <>-- , _,,,.. °-� Rd Reds Boiling Over Beanballs Tbrowi1 At LA a F• Lea,¥ue P' th! t.ft _ ear 1 You, Ho-,e a,senes fte lestl t�. t. ,:�i f�i 1h:;t; .. ';. tt �'. tr��llev;::'s. ��-�\..,a: ��•ra tif,;: 1 (; SAN rRA· �C!SCO U�I - Clncl •• natl pre�red to open t?£ee:-1a nie UIJt week• /etld series with .l&u-Hei'' i.iku all 1¥Ai!Mer 1on4J ,. W I iiie Mays and the San ri'.inci1CO 'WMI n-. a '1o l �ed Giants' tonjght still seethln, ovfr "� n �t kl q 111 &ruani \�·. aa, IP,¥. 'IQ� the bean 'ball incident , at LOs An, (o, d �· I�. lo � •.,•• _ evapora&ecf. Tae lt&m1 This wa& the main topic under down to the top ot the · •· 1,discussion aa the dub arriYtd ·inn i ng w1th t b f . In duuu a11e,4 d here with the prospect that Frank g.7 bu.l �en , I,� error in let& Robinson may min -• of lbe lield wllh tho · hues full sen! · W,W f.li,ree rwi. bome, and · bl;ou&ht games. Robinson, and some of the ol:'tiir victo,ry tor . the Rad Sm. players on the team, felt t h.a t John Taylot !bot • a arounder Dodger pitchers had been delil). into left field that bounced craz. erately throwing at their heads in Hy and rolled in and through the We Also 111,e A Good Selection retaliation for an incident which glove of the tefttleJder. It went occurr ed last month. for a triple. Then Ta.y�, wlnnOf Uoed 1Je11ing Equipment But that wasn't the reason Rob- ing pitcher, shut the 'Indians out ' . inson may miss some ol the In the bottopt or the six th. to • • • game�. The harrl•hUtlng out tiel¥J' win hil 1ame. · _,.,.lj • _ ....,,,. � ._.., 11:ff'• • �-. is sufferin g from 8 torn muscle In For the Red Sox I� was a mO.!lt _ a:i;i D& MA " u ...:. COM;o.t _ TI ' "' , "" "'' , hia ankle and doctors have told happy endina. · him that he should re&t it. For thll! Indians it W>S a reBu i h e banged one over the w,11 ol tin' deYelopmcn t. Thursday night aa Cincinna ti went • The tndian batter·, w,u Payne, . . .- • · down to d'efeal, 8-6, a3 Dodger relieved by Larry 1ulo� in , SYRACUSE, 0. Frank How11rd, the former Ohio the fourth with Burkett· catchin . I Slate ace, smacke d a grand slam homer and drove in :tile runs with his hi!{ bal. The Reds yelled "bean !n i l" when Ve da Plnson WH hit in th e bend un We dnesday night by non Drysd ale of Los Angeles. Many of the Reds, including General Man. ager Gabe Paul, thou11ht this was in retaliation for the play a m��lh ·1 a�o In which Pinson ran into �g­ er Craig of the Dodgers and hl'Clke his collarbone. Craig w:ot back Into aclion on Thursday nhlht and plunked catch• er Ed Balley with a rast ball in the beck. Bob Purkey hit fi rst base• man Gil Hodges an d then Pinson spiked Larry Sherry in a play a.t flnl base. u!'� = II ·. . Mi"{LLII ARNO LP BROS AIR CONDITIONERS - DC-HUMIDHIS WINDOW FANS I YOU'LL F I N D THE REST VALUDI AT BAKER FU RN ITU RE I M I DDLEPORT ---- -- ----...t--= ·i:•· l:WmQ.. 1 . ·',. '. 1 1¥cf iii ' " S U N D A Y , J U LY 3 1 st START I N G A T 2:00 P.M. ,-e.ot ·ny AT UNIL '. ': IDE' TII . I w•Tf'II w..� ". Suit East Of Rio Grancle, S. U. Ohio Qn ' . Ownwl'lf lff R Mt,JUQ . •n-: &· Mason· � Events ...:�o:U:����::.�:..J.�.:'� CommP !?.. ·Juit .. • . ..., l, i Jngagement Of . °": .�r�du,itf_ ,•,ell � C°"'rille Girl , sioners were glven ..... .. wlihdraw a motion filed In thell' be1..,1, 2t 1 painnlll). Has Yea�s of Bef half in the case of Homer Geoglein .I. /S ��QUflC The annual picnic ol tha K o . ed · the eoun w commiisionen, aud p ct and the ' Pythian Sisters ol.· ' VS ix ,., : JlA!t' ot ' and tn,a,urer. , to, B. R Gill t .. . ' . \-l� ..ai:.. V: � ' -· ·tbe Middleport Lodg• will be the enga1e;;"' �� c�tii[ ,;I, , · . .. tw,1c • r \:, 't¥ �Wi. r HOLilR MOIP.ITAL ifle... iiif.: tW chu1Cht r, Margaret held Jub 29th tt the lliddleport roadside park. The affair_ will be Y•. • , •- · rt '· ...�. · · PUT YOUR WATCH RiPAllltS UP TO-US! K&C.JEW�£'-'ER$ Phone WY•l--781 POMEROY, OHIO EAST MAIN STREET , ' ' ., EstiptaNs ·• Route 35 l ..io e tll.u, W Juiu E. "fibson, son of and Mrs, T. J,.. Gibaon, l UIO Penn11ylvania Av'1ue,.Columbu1. � fill, a graduate o! Cartha1&.' 'l'roy High School is now employe d at Glens Falls I.n�urance Company -GHJ,on is a gra d,, Colur��•. uatt of Central High School and · wUh Doctor's Hoapit: 1. I, ' Alt open church wedding is plani' ned for August '1, ,1 960, 2 :30 p . m. at the Lo ttridge EUB Church. - -- Mr. *· •�t::: ' Free ! ., Again In Ohio Courts _-, �!!'!"�'::!.��.... r:t:;.d � KEEP COO L! .,..v $1Vl'.•_ r-'°,E._D, you, LE•••*"X d Itr COAL, OIL GAS F U R N-A CE S I - WE INVITE YOIJ TO B ' m w· ru y "1;,h� Thr--,. lone- ,... •• Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy,Mlddlopon, 0,, ,luly 29, l� Aaed On lu Court I acr,, t 8:39 A.M. to. _,IJI P.M. P111rol Cuee 'Were Two Ohio Sta� Patrol caaea were dlapoaed of in County Court tod!ly by Jud&e E. W. Peoplea with Mer· vUI lu,ene Smith, Pomeroy R-0, , p,og<1m. An1ua. fiP.td • and co1t1 on a charge of : Open ho... thu <omtn1 Sun- the ...... ol ... mg The rodeo-type dei:non1lr1UoD On tlM ,eene to. urve u official lf'1,l re.ano driver'• llceRR and Dannie Lee day tt Bob · tv1i,1 biie UPJ-fll WASIUNGTO.N The Ohio Power Company 11id a1 Kehl. Logan, $10 and oosta on tliJNI four m.aior ectivttiu: bog bOA will be ' Lou. Pluek, active or q uarter hones Sunday will commer, in a mefler t a trllne n wlll haYe. llorri1 r. 8',b todaiy Robert k.I Balmy, !\l & toad for eiu:euive speed of eharge before w11 cl hi,tor produdioo, reclltered ADI�• cat• man..., of Bob. :tvau J'ann, at hig i ht Han aviation y .J completed 35 )'e■n with the comtle, qua,ter bor•• an� land co11, •1o Grandt. �I& A. Planck, 1 Evana' proud ,teed which juiL pany in Pomeroy, July 30. "Polly" 1 the Civil Aeron■u t:ca Bo.ard conditiom. ? ,: foritter man■..- of Whitei.�I July_ 1 6 won t he ra d champion IW;"IUllfl. 1ti !I faced° It where today «:AB) l d ,tudded diamon a a -received , 01110, 1t.alhon tropi y al Cmel nnaiL at SpriDJt, , .elfow Y n ,. ., . canle other Gra den from op Rlo of position I eut s Localed 1Ult pel button in l'Ho1nition of hi . ha• had deer and bllrl'DW cham• Rd .ose ENJOYS PARTY on u. s ROUle 35, the 8'70,. Unit tber t local m1n11er brin1 from y It would [ Tt1 11 1, one of 1 Z quarter "8nice toda of Bob EvUtll r4" m• w ill � plon1 ,t the Ohio State Fair 1nd horaea Cheryl Ann Crouian. age 5. e n• ir kland. lara:fourth nation'& the Airllne1, , K Clyde Y Farm, Bob on lhl E Show swarmhll "1th 2(IQO to !IOOO f 1k the ¥,1�aU.n1I Uvettook Hanks Balmy standina: out, OJ • )jr. Moni1 beaan hl1 career wi th , eal carrier, and Caplht Airllnea joyetl a birthday p.uty ai the Ctikqo. in . frnm ... .. \ern Qhl .. and w� �r- 8011th• 'r"'I'� , ...,,e ' eomb'Ined hODie o f her mot her , Mary Croll· hors-at the of ··012e u course, ·. � f • hiO :eow� at Pomeroy in 1 � lit the f"I lth bliltlt. · O s t Planck el,'1dence lt" lble T few MJtfu. a V�a:lni• with ern . Wtlt; san, 247 North Th i n; A�e. , Mid- I .e ea i i) the � -•,'. a storUeeper, He translernd to I firm would be called United · dl*port. 't�,•arte l "mtto,ucb.. . l• th� �" .�.,�cr•m h•t,., the 11,.�1� of K from nOfl.hea�m · ltentucky. Sunday. Se11tn neighbor- I lWl-8 and Air Linea. • Jui{- the line dep.artm.eot Inlineman had "1.ames and playmales hood • , fled t ht netdJ,. 1 11d came Grand Cha�pion not only rner, The day -will atart a\ 2 tin He posed : an poer waa The pro to 1 at Cincinnati b\M alao took pro�ned to variou, hiiick yard of the ments n i refresh tf · ad, with the people c■ lheribJ' at t1,..,,, I 11 p '!d_tb' . � reco::,:y;�Uon 6 ed t to ni by ay PtOmote:d Thur was he nounced unttl a.iUOns and York fir&! at Nobelsville, Ind. July h ed Hlmn• "'I" crosi-lire the home . v • . h og barn. Bob Evans Farma, sav17; forem�· •" lo 19M, the position he Pre11dent W, A. P1l1er,on ,nd . -.�. - - - -- - - &a ge is rtmowneQ throu .."out �..A �1rt• foi: 8= lean-mta,t ��- h OJ . 1,· r,1 In ,1 ,,, ,t Colomb"• July ! ·, now bolds. Capi tal Board Chail'mUJ Thomas ll e w . vi n e a i l nt ten a ite rin t at Vandalia June ; li state or Ohio II well a:'in w;i Th � Hou.. ,t "Poll)'" it active in outdoor D. Neelands Jr. It followed five ahire !o,s, , Harrisvil le, Pa., May SO, ' flrat at Virginia and Kentu,cky, 4J)d m.,ny j 2Q. '9,,-�red Ham p and enjoys huntin& and fi,h- weeks of Aecttl nea;otialiow . sports Yor�lre aow, one reg11l4:r· Kokomo, Ind.. May 22: a::rand or the people will be t�ose who Althouih the m-erger would ls a member of the Obio ing. He )' tll sr one e gi lett t� lo Job ed lb mp� boar . and champion itallion at BUC r May Power Vf:terana A.Uocialion. have written save Capital from almo1t certain boar. 2 1 . reserve cb.ampion at Martina. Evan s abOut tbat famou• 11usate tered York1h1re conaolidation He and bi1 wife, Marie, have bankrnptcy, the tllit of re fe c ct !A_Lat � a_pe A ville, Ind., May HI and arand ::ltlon from and th� Bob E.vana fwUy "!a, �,f oppo g d stron face two children, Robert Bruce and f a,amon at Cincinnati Dan, and two grandchildren, Ric- such airlinea as Amt!ricar,., Trans . IO!\JJ �O.. to"i!1nent � champion life; some of them· 'h■ve wanted b01, I Ila)' l4. bouse -.,,�lh _la-.l ltlea 1or io v I.IJ,t 1be �vm-oow they11 1 n_l ltie and Paula. Dan ii a ,tudent at World and Eastern. aueht,r• Jl tQ •am°'· f� :ioa::, , have UR oppoliualt :,: Tlle erandlather, Klne m, earn• Ohio Unlv�&ity majoring in lb.a · CTb HUtip lta t4,t!' at In,, and the equipment lnclu_�s I m e 11 eJ,f ,waterifi, [ ed tile -reputation u "greate1t . �iologieal science,. Robert Bruce - Fair. Trade Law Hit 1"41111, a. u to�tj;e �· -,, 1 0 Jocall OJle fl «oW mllea ,prinkl 1s employed at Ky1er Creek Plet tnC and pr-,��"'1il q uart.er h�ae that ·hu ever live�" OYer · die biii. 'fl'OIU tie Boti OVEC and with hi, wt!• and of ' 1 · n w i lb. Ol'fflaD.Ce per more 11r He ct• ed • .l vn W•"�� • ·• 'T,llfMdi -lb Evans Old HpDlf'ffilt\, resides at Rt. 1, Middle- 1 CLEVELAND. UPI - Ohio's new cllildren � an any other hone, llo b ._ ' ' ; ner1 e, . � , , I Evaa1 says. other on a .farffl Deir Xliillll). port, Mr. Morrl1 reside& at 243 Mui- fair trade law, which permit, man.,,mo� wUI' e �o� ...n 1. . )Irr _... A,.. ' ,lh ufacturers to establlah minimum About 3 P, . m . lh.1 berry Ave., Pomeroy. · ii.:-tii&o UIJ n,w � an'A retail prices for their goods, bas see a quar;ter hone dg�� , faellt" · ------The. July 31 quarter horse ex• .J4'.1, · 1 ' . '; , . , i' i 1 aa:ain been l'\lled uneonttitutional. ng , rop8nd a t 4 lbe pe9f\)t; . .i411� de cutti it n lnelu "!ill io . hilli at d � )la . ' ltta '. ..,.. I . I ...... u.ers �_ r p ony � T Thli "AnfU t WO n Van Wert County Common Pleas -ho e , · halter ing, and re mma: Bob Evans Fai6'(� 1ia- na:Is�r,;tung t and Al'f)ideii Judg sho II\ 00 sion , r wing e Eugene R. M<Nell, l(iQl'd euperv; _", _ aitd id eoWMj'. lG j\�j �r,, Alfm .,...i '11NIII in faruled ney assignm�t! on c a part pati o here tive T\f _ Q SPRINGn;:tLJ), � 1 Rod L 1 , .,of the � uxi � � � UPI o . If � � _ . •V'!I _ C. ton ., Wash V o cent a eutD11tr1bulo Hudaon of vor l m ( Jt; p H• Leqaw wt a,r rs. rye -old basebal 0 111 • c bullla � 5¢la of · gelding P1111 Cody, · play.en Wti.l't, killed and ti \'e other rate retailer of cosmetics a,nd th8 owne of ' � ftmJ 1G lmovp. · na iif, eNJ U"ffi\ do AJ!ot•· �se American quarter houe cb.amP- penol),B lDj ¥fM Th ursday in • drugs, in a'n action K'Ou�bt by the 1Upjohn and Eli Lllly drug com9993Dt wh e En ns ion. Hanks Balmy ii beina: aroom- two-car cOlllalon near here. ," NEW and IJSBD i b h of . grandson ed for American nuarter horse pan,· ,,· -:� A • •'• ,1, .. Km ,:....1 one-�..:. = were Del· �iw,,, \ft .,.,. Farm' 'own, -------"' re. statu cbam pion _ , a l , '.••d nu .., m• Cd:ontey, ol -ar Sou th Vi• T-: � and r. Mra. Ru asell Harris and M ; C a tr, i e b and servl�e elUUI and1 Dobld. l'e.rr;yma of a- family of Xenia. 1peat the week Fa:m ponds. i, ,, � �m , 1, ,, , , Bli ee , ed put urea, tawba, both in e..rt County, �1W'N1 . ,tisw t•aart �w.NQ, 1�� l\WIMottler end wi t h Mr. •nd Mn. Homer Ciro fife o,U M ooo'l a'nd-ptote lon from fire and w . de and family. cottish Gamble or Clacknl�. ':"' S q� AIIUllll NIT grazing , and crop rota tiDn 1_,1 -------bull. su1 l'o,rmer lift An NBW YORK · some of the conservation practic1 .8 ' N..,, 5-e lo> Charla s. Thomon l�e Bob E,ana Forms. r �·� _ u NIPl•d 1huncb.y as P1eai.dent -:tieedlill .., ,... "1t"""!'fT' '::\l' d equ•t • J Fro m the time of the original or TraD-Wotkl Airlil:nee afttr two. On p) a1nt t f,IG • '" • :s@I 4 554; 1 ; Juanib Jane of suit diyorce The Rio the of acres 284 of purchase yean m the: JOit . , Wright versus William Wright has Grande College Farm to the pre- ----· -------· been diamiB1ed without record on Evans .\�t -Wi. ¥�le, Bob �•Ill" "'"'� _w tp• � " � , ._ aa ·. , , !PPlieatlon of !he ptointllf, accord- ' . In best lh• W-,ed f 1 "'WI\ lhl{ to ID}' et,try 1i1oed by Judge practices. nm�-eonse,vaHon · I John C. B•con. • ' Admiulons July• 27: Howard potJ u �t •nd eacb famlly 18 as�d Stewart, HarrlsonYlllfl; John Wm. to bri�c their own table service . T hompson, Lang\viQe· Miu JuThe picnic will be held at 8 p.m. dith Slawter, M tddlf!port, WIii• and aU thEi fa.millea of the , It of P I iam Zuspan Mason ° ao.d the Pyth lan Sisters are inv �t. Cheryl Bai, Dism issed July 1 ri , io eRme, · . dan; C harlotte J Ward, Charles 1 tr)-1 1 1 1 I Renfro, Pearl Goff, Ray Conl , 'An Ice cre�clal lB bemi Brook Copper, w. A. James, M. . ,ponsored by tht Zion Leaeue or . French, Mrs. Kermit Pr ice, lbe Church Of Jesua Cbr let OI ,, L Charles Rutledge, Mn.. Jay Hin, Laitter Day Saints at Old Towa u, ' Mrs. Robert Mart ins, Mn . Fla ts at 6 p. m. on lhe church Charles Beacb, Alan Dempa y, , lawn, Ple, eake, Kool Aid . 0'41 Dennis Van Sickle. Bra nda Lee, home made Ice crtam wlll be Denise Mundell Rohert McC� ' �d· • Mra. MerPriddy, Opal Mrs. ley, -. rill Roach, MN. James Rofferty, Square dance, PO?tland Gnde ?tin . Artie Gibson, Mrs. Charle • , kbool sponsored by the PTA, mu• • Taylor and aon; Mrs. Philip Kan• s1c by Cliff Byers, danclnC 9·12 O u.se and dlughter. · midnight. . 1 27: Fre� ! Jitney IQPper at the Oak Grove Cb.urch ne&r Ra.cine Saturday, July 30. Set-vlng 1tarh at , p. ·01. Fi1ln1 double and hope to s6l'Ve ev.e.i:io.ne t.b,Q_ tir:o� :! �. v,u.. ""•• ♦H Club 1"1 the w,111 � """"· ......., Cbts�t eveainl ,fr. ., . RESTAURANT 218 E. . Mahl ' SI. Pomeroy ... Ju!Y 30 The Mid.�•po�t Fire Department Jee cream 10Cill and, car wash. at City Hall1 l p. lh. till dark. Soelal starts at 4 p, m. • RE.G I STERED ANGUS CAffiE • HOG PRODUC TION - . • QUARTER HORSES • �,AN D CONSERVAT.ION�_, . • · Circleis The Young Adult, class o( the Roek Sprl n ga Methodist Church I 1 will have an ice �••m 1oclal [ Friday be11lnDiill& ,t 8 p. m. OD 1 the church lawQ; I� cream will 'le made and sold f�m the lrP.ez. , • Ohio Ope,n 6 A.M. to 10 P.M. Dally Fea,tur!11a , , • I Broasted Chiek,-, I B�'!\ �1111 ,...... 1 to �6 ln Plains - Levt s -+ Mavericks and Wran&l'Y" Sty les ! $t.69 '-13.49'. 'treasur1 tfi� memi,iles of lam­ \1, !MP� ---------- - and , �•ppineH .ilWays q;i.me11. when the famj,l,y . ft\a 9ut MEN'S WUTERN JEAN·$ • Wonderful food • Superb Service • Friendly atmoopbere by Levi - Ash kosh Mavericks $3.85 SHORTS I l-$111RTS IIIDDLEPORT, 0B10 • M'-1\'� -. JIN•' , N O l l l: liY W- 1111� - • YM,IIM � S�. Y(1 C,P: � � � 0.WUlet., .. . , 1 , , �� , o/,lffi Ol!r,f�...�¥1 W�1)ty ' '40x13 • $1 2, . O. xts· • $1 ••�s , :StOa1$ � $1 1 • .q 560x,13 • ttt,tt . . . S�l'S · $J,t.S$ -.• Ivy League'f'antt1)� '9- ·I � . t,.95 .. Ivy Leagu" Pants, 28 19 38 . $_1.95 � Now Ytrk Clothing lilous-,' PRONI. WY-UNt . ' ,PO-,ll!ROl'.. ORIO All Sites Plus Feil. Tax Ii �.i�ble cu1ni E S , J, . , :DtJflR ,, fi( ., , ·'7"rr�4_X"t" � � .,�;......i fllr CI .. . ,. · o�WN ±'!!. �- wx+� ,'· :nc_ . �t· ' ,-;�· ..;... · · I , �; . out � with ·a nftw · OROLA. �- RAOIO ' 13 · $l1,55 . E, MAIN S�JIEET ' . by H,nes and frull of the Loom $1391 1957 PONTIAC - · - · · s1 4,1 I ..... I Biggest Airlilt.el Mff!er Of Al I Re' Pro"""'.,.,.. .... . Me11'• aad Boys' Savoy Club Sedan VI. Standard shift. nres 3re like new. I• .wcw,id- Open Ho.�e At Bob Evans' Fanus S1;111day Vill Morris Rtteives i�and Studded D ors si Vi t For t es iti iv Ac QI' ej M f,)Ul' ef ur Feat F.,,. Serote PiQ sv... ' Fa.mu, &0¥, Va. 4 Mi11 Barban StlJea and Miu Lo­ rena H1uin1 lefl early this month for W,..hi&ton� D- c., wllere they are empioyed. They we-re taken to W ashinst.on by Miss Slile1 1 paren ts, Mr. ani Mn. Edward Stile.a a nd ehildreri, Kay, koger and Ntna . On The Honor Roll' Bock To School Jeans 1 ..' I Go To If'owqi,:tai& Si- LO,VlS Of'I--Sbter Martin !itil M!Yenth win •' lt\e NUOft. f'ord � . � .......... � am.aJl�i '1\d oldest caaer In · Tliil �e home fl.\,11, PWK!h of had to depart . after five h1ninu; tbe. proteu>,onal ba,sketball cir­ because of a st emacll c;t110J'der an, eu.it wu ot( the pl.yen list to· the fl(ew Yo.f� Y�' ary �wai: b1t�n � pro.'l.iid.e iBobby Shan,tt mop� q p wi tll t�� �rtnct . lljl t.aeir � tG rt· shut•out . re�f pitc'hV114'.. Boyer Mart�n . aparkpk&g guard for th,e i&lD Ute .-\aletl.¢U J:.u&u. Ptn· belted his ,Whth � Ma ■tle po"'tt:ed h.11 • iSn N;ek to hck St. Louis Hawk!, apnouneed bl.II naot. from the 1lt0fessional lf;L _ ll.WkQ 'f!Pt'lf IQpr �· drives i,\l the six�� ililUft..i. 1 retirement Assn. Thurs• Basketball National 11wlr( � ... .� U -.._ � �<wt �•• 1 � Boh 'fwoley il111 pfoied up hi,s day � -� W a. 1'9COcn,.iitd UW ltlfl ta at•· I seventh triumph, althouih be nffd· · Rv ne Duren O','er t.,.""M• ,_ '· � t:..o••.., w h11ln frnm t... �� ed ......., � """" ni e htc o � WJt � ( tb .i ,1 . So� l�lll�l I c,a �� �- \WI -bby Richard- Pr ---....-1. .: OVEr , _. -· � ·� oP""P'• tw.t -,.-� , � --. eacb �l' t-9: lilts U the Ya,- . � W. -• tW 8111 Hubbard 9( the K ra:er Cr� willDi "il Met e�t..delf . Ui;eir ... io, Enwloy:is Club �Y �d ; IU'eak. L9 �ur ifa�el. w.lao ""' � i� ]I, t��eM on \he 4).ou U4, J uan M.vl (b..J , a . llOftba,. ..1 , t -1fl• �� ,i_wond• to start 1,.•- 1o1....-u li "' .., VI, �•t\t oS.U. h,anci5'o' s unp,,r·b from l-. . ...... pe11.ding enough lOsl A,UfU -'" t a\ou ..,. �w n..... 1 ,.;"IU Re•u.b.he, co-hj, ,,...._ "' , te&ffil en•·n"' •,e• 1 a uk. .. tw.o a• m"'I"' d•.v1 u , �.....- "'""" "'!!'¥''"" - •s "-i.:....i ,:,,191111 •- sttabu t f idl r bard inYit� team mana,gers g)i Pit U1 t�• .rt Hub ... 1..i.� : w · th a ..._ UNt . • tw i - nig h.l .-1_,. . . � r:aterJ, Alou'1 thllld hit of the a:ame i ""-'_"l"'--,,.iw'1 en r to wr1 t h , g nightcap- trmmpfl thai enablt¥1, with �� hues lo1 ded ve in the clelirio 4o otuo � l":9 1c _ Valley �ectr . . .-. . ou:e ol tbe tt.ero to, taki �1 le11t<i ll! thr-.e , WID».&eg ru a nd 11U.1= c · w911,. h 16 Co. Gall.ipoUI Ohio There i& to. • ,..a l)Oll'lLs o\'er I.he Clue&· third sti-aight. He hiis aflowed on "'· ' ' ' . 'fee ' perca��· �J' be 81 $10 ean u,i..a_ · lh,rei:t NOi, since comiq up to the .., '"·11,1,w -· C ts. �Wl ..... , �n�� � �--(on COlc� fro-" ....., � wafd account.,11 for six Dodgfu:st. place, �2, Steve S.,�r II- et P\Ull witb. hi( i� ho-'1'er a11d · a im ed _a lo�e �it to Hank Bauer ii base1-loaded sbll •. Chuck Easesl . the SJXlh mnm g 88 Bal ttmor� be•t ian alao homered for Loa Angelea. Kan.!las � lty, 5-0, and Washinat� Frank Robinson hit his 2'0lh whi e . . ral� ied m th� nmlh to defea t i.- rookie Chico C;a,denas belted · h\ s . tro it, 6·5• in other Amerieain first m 11jor leijc;1,1e �oiner and GorLeagu games. second for the dy Colehlian bt. In tte National _League, S"11 lleds. Larf}' Sherr:,: took o,i:er for �antil lyo edged Mdwau�ee, 3-2, &tartem lloaer Cra.t, in the fifth . m IO innings, Phila delphia whip- and WOQ hi1 ei&htb · ga1ne. ped Chicaao, 3-2, iyid l,os AngeJ,s defeated Clncinm1 t 1, 8-6, on Frank P floward 's. iuand slam holJilef. s·.Q"' � ,r,,, '""1. •s two-run homer in tbe K lh,�• i third inning of the oi,en�r. hla , lfSlf ninth, provided Whit ey Forti wiU· --- . . __ Cornet 4 Dr. Hardtop . (This car is like new) Pushbutton trans., power steering, white sidewa·l ls, radio. I Ho�e Run Punthes Of Set,ond Mar�n Off Utt Of Liue ·Off,me Tells Fer yMks �cli""' ,-.a �layelf! I - ..,;' J' .l l\JDTl\JG� i.;J tl.11 l.!1 ..,_, T Na ppt•r, Moore J and Bartds 3 . Star k , Pll-ch &1 y ::i . T I Wright Hams. 5. T. Ha:ds, c.;. _ Hams s I ' homer a nd Craig C11ins a bases loadiid dooble. Spenl'e r a ll□wl•U 00 bitll for lbe Card!; m the hr�t tbrt!e muings he wor l· e<l s·i 1 2 ,31_21 15 2 Cards Buvt•s OJO 1 1 1 1_ 1 2 4 2 Spt-n(•er {WPi, J AUme 4 a m.I Spt'ncer. Nct.i;:lcr 4. Heaslt:r ! LPJ Johnson 2. Ruse 2 an.I Wkk.l uie Redti I02 UM- t f:i 1 2 2 Jets 000 030--- 3 :J 7 We1-ry (WP) and S1ory. Wolfe (LP1, Swisher Ji, w. Durst 6, J 8urt 6 anti Sw1i;�er. 1'. Woods 5.3 251 02-- 1 5 t :5 Tigers 10ft 60 -- 7 g g Yanks 4-Dallir Seutlnel, Pomeroy-Middl eport, O.; July 29, 1960 , • for as little ', ���,1R. 1�'.1sij,p �1: �o.· . t v":,�I . •� .,, ,..,-- �-�"·' ,111awi�J �* - . • 92J �TH-JJ1.\I. A.�v i.', · · · MIDDLePo RT, OH10 a,i· Ja,� 1,,iu. � WE RN ll RADIO AM D T,iLIV ISION ..._ "Where Radio and TV Is ·A Business, Not A Side Une" MIDDLEPORT N. SECOND AVE. ., '. '} C: '!••� (( 3. P,-1(1.. QUAaa. HO .. �notl:'r:, ·. ., !Plcluretl'�!l'tl � Vin_, WlllllinglM WIck• RIININO-AOPI... • ' � -.' ,t P. M. INSl!ECT"llll HEIIDS- Gf. lca lVANS- Wllla{Qril:¥ " ' .: ' ' ' i"' ;f -...... �... . ---- �• Big Diamond Scores Recorded Whllt .l.be P�merey ,Dod@eMI •re ba"¥1� lhmp ,1he1r own Y in the Kyger Li�tle League :' utney �Vt-h.lng - oth er lut �01¥\lY Lelll.ue winners were the Ult3 Ofo'er the Jell . t�e Pir _e U�3 i,.v�r the S�raew,e ln•ns, the Tigers Ml- 1 _ OYer lhe � a_D;kees and the Racm �ards � 21 12 over their tros�,o�n r1Yals the Braves. Syracuse) weN!' starling practic-es for t tw Well i; ton l .1llle League runoffs . Aug. 1 12 �:•ra t'Use will er:iter a dub uf i ts own III the w�llslon tourner led liy Bol, Lou.k�. ruade up of G ia nl and lnclian playNs. r m·1 roundTh e Wt•l lston there .1 re zo t eJ.llls- slarU., for home area te11rns, Aug l with J a doon ,�.ationals p:uyin� Syr.11Clise at 8.30 pro; on Aug. 3, HamMeanwhi le, two All -Star den vs Superbas rPumeroyJ al ..ama rrom the lcagul! (exccptln, 6 30: Aug. 4, Pomeioy Trojaos vs Coalton at 8:.10 .and Au,'.!. 5, C'la}' Twp. vs. Mi ddlf'port. There will be two 3a.me11 each night T � e. games here las1 eveni n g: PtraM, 10 ,,._, J.--8. Jewel! homere d and .<1ingled and Grueser . n •. l ed ru r Syracuse. bui ror th P . ,, 1'5t .-.T�C. C•tall n a 2 1 >it 11es Knil'.lht triplrd and dou• door H• rdtop. All white VI bl f'fi , Tyo homered, 1 1 oublt-d aucl ffll'1""· Sn• ov•r $1,000 on sang led, Kirkland and Werry sin• tllk, ....,uty, I gled. Tyo fanned 9. •-ro , t,59 ,ORD Fa.frlan•, 2 door Pomuoy Reds 16, Jet, " the w i nners J. Cond;,. S. Fiolaw ....._ a1i111,o. V-8, •utomatic trenlffllsslon. All white D. W",_ITY h.id a pair of Sill"it!!i. .., C'. Matdoubled and homered. $1995 with blue Interior bew1 ltld tltree sin,gJ,es, Chuck 1957 FORD F,1,1••• 500 2 Q}retU a &infle aod Gome r aop deor Sed•n,. v.a. •utornatlc L. Van 14eitr a bomer. r� tu Jeta Swlaer dou,bl�. W. Dunt ffllTiPIQtl-,; rebuilt. A t"eM tfffl .; only - - - - - $l3U and I. Slaife.r each had triples. Werry fanned 9. wa n.cu two . l t(7 STUDIIIAKII 2 _,T igert 10, Yanke11 7-Tiger sluggers were M . Wrig ht, 8 , Rud�:I Cl\f.• for d, Don Napper, Logan an d W.u $ 1 1 95 Now ? R. Karr each two �in gles; Bat• tels doubled, and Mll ure double·d These rars a l l g-uaranteed lor and l;iuc.\,ed. For th e Yankees, 30 days or IOOO milf!H, . ·"'' •Y ,nd G . Harru1 h......, u H. '"' � 51t'Hr■I H i• 1pitcial1 Includ­ two s �11, Pl t.ehalY bJe dou d ing, • JHp Pick-Up. Come In and ti.n� ' Ed Slatk doubled.. m■k• UI an offer. No re■1-0n­ wh"l e Boyer enQ M u '¥n s.i niilc d. � abl■ ofNr r■fu1H, W:t w.. �,Vd s 21, Brave, 12- Lea dill,i to m■k■ room for MW ttoci. �Pd. hiuers in U:ir 2 1 ·1,;u n sdu te to the Braves w�r e Joh n Mo(:�\oci,k a homer, triple and 110glt; JaclJ; Bo�ti(- two sin&]u "Transik'rta1ion o■ Land &. Sea" an d a double: J im Dkk.Ue two Phone WY •W170 singles an d u double arul Bruce NeJtler LWQ sin&:i c� I. Mein St. 1-·or thr - -���ensMJ' got a grirn dsl a m !:o/ R I i, ' ( I A l $ '"1, ;:;- �-::. n:.r '' Metropolitan Moton •-•'-••;;,;;;_aa;a;;:,;,_;;,:,,.;. 1 :'.:::""':�":._ GIA .,;,:"·T BOAT SA LE NOW GOING ON I ' I. . "'> • ,. _,..,..."" � I""' CLOSING OUT 1960 MODELS BUY MOW AT LOW THI 11ST AT THI LOWIST - SIi US • MlltCUlt Y - Mure World's lecord, Th■n Any Other Motor. e LO"II ITAR - World'• Top S.ll■r. · • CUTTl lt - lest 111 Qu■ • CRIST LINIR - Fln"t lt1 Porfor111,11nce. N■n'lff Th■t Caun't In Th■ Boating P:l■ld 11t,. B RO WN 'S MA RI NE OPIN 9 A.M. tll t P.M. MINllt SVILLE , OHIO -- -- --- �-- --- l rl Wf • 8¥ Unii-.d Pr&u lnler�Ollfil AMERICAN LliA""E W L fct. C. B Ne w y , k : l: h i t· a •t.i°1 _. . :lrifl � n L l i 0re 52 � -� 3.112. � 47 ,u ,5:l,2 I¼ �����::�on 45 � ·500 7 ¼ Dt • t roit ,_3 U - 418 � 37 54 l:l1isl on · ·407 16 34 :ii ·382 18 K�ns�s Ctty Thu.ndaiv's lwi1.tlh 60st00 4 Chicavo 2 N w Y orlc -4 C le vel an d 0. l d, --' " N• w Y ork 9 C level•nd ,, 2nd (N) Washinaton 6 Dairoit Si ("4) B■ltimon, 5 K•m•s C ity O (NI Fri4,ay's Praha�• P.itc•n Clllkt.80 d W•thin... (M)Dononn 4-1 or &.um1M 7-4 YI PHcu•I 9.5 C levelarwt •t Baltimore ( N>Harshman 0-1 vs Fisher 6-1 K■mH C ity ■t N•w York (fOHe,rbert S•lO VI Terry 4-5 Detroit •t Botton (N)-aunnine 6-7 vs .Monbou111u.ne 10-t Saturday'• Game• Ch icago at WH�lnr,tn, Clevel•nd 111 B•ltlmore (N) lc n Y :: c:ew V or �;♦ B t r':i� �� NATIONAL LEA GUI GB P iit slrn rg h : 3 53 38 - Ml2 • 2 Milwauk t•i• tes is 50 4 1 ·549 �; 1 �:r 4 .52'1 � 49 4 47 43 .522 7 ½ San F'ran('JSl'O Cincinnali 42 r, 1 .452 14 •= 18 r•b·,1,d ,.,.. l p h,· , 38 5• " .�u C hi l'ago 33 51) . 359 221n Th.ursda-,:'s Ri,sulh Phll■del phla 3, Chica9a 2 S•n. fir•n. 3 Mllwauku 2, tG Inna Los Angeles 8 Cinc innati 6 (11)6} Only a•mH scheclu l td Frld• Y'• Probabla Pitch.,.._ Plttsburgll at C hkR�I 6-S "' Brewer 0-2 Phi l•delphi• at St. l,.aula (�) -Buzbardt 4-7 •o arotJk, 10-5 MilwaukH .a t Los A,...., (NJ -luh l 10-3 v, Willl111m1 1 0..1 C l n clnn•ti •f S•n Francl11:.• {Nl Hook 7-10 w-1 McCormick •• Saturday's (l.amea Plttsbur9h at Chlc•eo Phl l•delphi• at St. Looli Milwaukee ■t Los Aflg•lff, (N) Cincinnati at San Fnncl1110 �, W. Pomeroy's Dodgen advanced to lheir biK semi-fin3I d a te wi1h Somervill e Moto:·s o! Point P lea• Lit• sant in the Kyger Creek I le Lengue Tournament last evening by humbli n g th(. Galli polis Tigers B· l with 1 heir t turd ranked p it eher, ' bi g BrLil'<' Simpson who staltercd four hits, fanned 13 ond w .·,lk•,I "' only 1 ·0 ,ce b"l '\ � .. l e,•. The 'f i ;,er s to l k a l · O l t> ad in the toi, of l he fi rst rm a walk and two singles but lhe ruof soon 1e l 1 in , After tile Dodgers hatted i t was 2- 1 , th 1= n 3- 1 in l he third inning, anrl 8-1 after the foartb. Sim pson bor� dow n in lhe l�t two fra me 11 firing the ba ll la.ard alMl sharp . It added U.i �ly to 15 111ni11gs of pikhi ri g for S.l mp$)n thi s sea son. For the Dod t(c rs J O. year-old Eddie llac.r doublf'd on d singled lU,ld scored three runs, Jon Guin• 1'a:.r llomered :Ind .!1i1 .g]ed, Lou �•M ho.mered, Joe Freema n and lo.b Emler sin:iled, and Jeff G'bb I s t rI PIed . lhe Drodg:ers and Somerville meet at 6 4:J p. m. S,1turd ay Tiger, IOO 000----1 4 I Dodaers , • • • • • • 201 tsOx--8 8 I E1s11a11gle 4, �cCarty (LP), Priddy 4 and GtetQ. s;mpson and Diehl, Emler 12). In the other game a1 Kyger Somerville clobbore,l the Ualli­ polis Orioles 9-0. Jed hy lht•ir rutchcr, Morrsan, wi1h the hill: league �rm a nd onl y 12 years old. Mori:ian'11 big Uat �pflrked a seven run filth innin;.: wi t h a 3run homer that bulll'LN_\ 11 1 'leas t 350 ,feel in the lllr und sl 'IPP.8" : , in p i tch rlarkne11s nc i.r the ra il• roa d track 500 feel away. Oriole8 . . . . . . . 000 000-0 I 4 Som_ervl\lc 001 1 7x-9 :i o Gilmore und Northup . Vickrrs and Morgan. 1959 · DODGE • $2299 • t� -� j . D0dgers AdV3flCA, See tbe1e salesmen for the best deal In the Bend. lllllon Wolfe. Pow Holter, Corroll Norris, Wall,aee Amber1er, 1'1111 Kloet l t I I WI NTER DISC OUN T PRIC ES ,01 pHO,tfl WY 2-3324 --------1 :52J 00- 1 0 7 o Pirates Indians I O I 01- :l ::i 2 T yo and Mench ,· n,· . B. J<·w,• 11 and Gr1w11er. ________ In Kyger Play h • ) 111in ft 11 .. i . :::· y,an keeS Beat Redlegs 9-7 Thursday Eve RD ½ Ton Pic kup 1395 l958 FO This Utile Pickup hu only \3,000 ff\lles. 1957 CHEVROLET · · · $1a95 The Little Lf'agu(• Yankees knock<'d off lhl' prev:ously Ufidc­ fc11tecl ReiJlr,gs (scrorn.l half.� last e\'ening 9- 7 when John . Iiood scattrrcd e hits and Shewerd went on a sluggini;: l'�ree g etting thrne singles 1111d a -homer in four trips. 11 w11s 5-5 after l t1ree innings hut I hi.' Ynnke�� �C'ored th ree timc11 in the fourth on singles l)y Donnie Nelsun, Sflewcrd, M. Evuns and Craig R'lWllngs oEf Ron llitH.ly who hml rel ieved Fif(' in lhal inning. The RedJegs ,wvN cuught u p. Nelson and lfawlin)!� euc:h ha d lwu Yan kre hits, .Tin• Whl atch M. Evans nrnl 1 11,od t·,tch on t hit. Fot· 1 he Rt'dl<'f.!1'1 Hon l indy, BrLll'C Wal l111'1' ,Hid �tark Tenne• 11 111 1iuch had two hits with Ray ll indy and Fife om• I ' ll.ch. ll00tl r:mn1•,I nine, walked 'J ; 1-' l fo 11 11d ll indy lnnn('d 10, walk• f'rl Oil{', Yan kc-1•� 32Q 301 -9 1 1 3 Rcdlegs 302 101 -7 8 4 • J. Hood and J. Whitlatrh. Fite, Ron Hlndy (LP) and Mottl<'Y, 4 Door Sedan. A nlc■ clean uaed car. Powergllde trans., radio, good tires . 1956 PLYMOUTH - . - - $1195 One local owner. Pushbutton trans. Belvedere Dr. Seilan 1955 FOR E) 1/2 Ton Pickup 1955 c•p'.[YMOUTH · - - - 1958 FOR, Cu•tom ''300" $1491 A sld 1957 P.LYMOUTH �. . . . Belvedere 4 Door �•- Puslibutton trans., radio . Good Urea. 4 Door Hardtop. Hydramat!c tr1n1., radio, white wall tires, low mlhtqe. 1957 PONTIAC · . . � � 11.15 2 Door Hardtop. Sbndlid lllllt. n,.. are like ne-■, . V••� low ..u..... R. H. Ro•lln91 Sons Co. ' , · .l . Sizes 6 '°"' 'f NN£-�AilT * DISOTO Phone WYandotte 2,.2 152 Or. th.ell: nitµrn trip the SUie! vi40ed µl r(_t. . Vu�on, Richmond, Va., and Haw)c'• N�•t in W. Va. and i,n warren, O)aio, and ]Jea.,.er Fall,, Pa. .,.All., �i-&:ljo· ._, � I= "RM U... t:" ,:J1 . S.• ..JIiiir• liitn.u\48 r,u� -• ff•"':": _., - • ! JIil' •. J ... l>UlTON ,DRUG !, Co,a,ls l\ldg. <>-- , _,,,.. °-� Rd Reds Boiling Over Beanballs Tbrowi1 At LA a F• Lea,¥ue P' th! t.ft _ ear 1 You, Ho-,e a,senes fte lestl t�. t. ,:�i f�i 1h:;t; .. ';. tt �'. tr��llev;::'s. ��-�\..,a: ��•ra tif,;: 1 (; SAN rRA· �C!SCO U�I - Clncl •• natl pre�red to open t?£ee:-1a nie UIJt week• /etld series with .l&u-Hei'' i.iku all 1¥Ai!Mer 1on4J ,. W I iiie Mays and the San ri'.inci1CO 'WMI n-. a '1o l �ed Giants' tonjght still seethln, ovfr "� n �t kl q 111 &ruani \�·. aa, IP,¥. 'IQ� the bean 'ball incident , at LOs An, (o, d �· I�. lo � •.,•• _ evapora&ecf. Tae lt&m1 This wa& the main topic under down to the top ot the · •· 1,discussion aa the dub arriYtd ·inn i ng w1th t b f . In duuu a11e,4 d here with the prospect that Frank g.7 bu.l �en , I,� error in let& Robinson may min -• of lbe lield wllh tho · hues full sen! · W,W f.li,ree rwi. bome, and · bl;ou&ht games. Robinson, and some of the ol:'tiir victo,ry tor . the Rad Sm. players on the team, felt t h.a t John Taylot !bot • a arounder Dodger pitchers had been delil). into left field that bounced craz. erately throwing at their heads in Hy and rolled in and through the We Also 111,e A Good Selection retaliation for an incident which glove of the tefttleJder. It went occurr ed last month. for a triple. Then Ta.y�, wlnnOf Uoed 1Je11ing Equipment But that wasn't the reason Rob- ing pitcher, shut the 'Indians out ' . inson may miss some ol the In the bottopt or the six th. to • • • game�. The harrl•hUtlng out tiel¥J' win hil 1ame. · _,.,.lj • _ ....,,,. � ._.., 11:ff'• • �-. is sufferin g from 8 torn muscle In For the Red Sox I� was a mO.!lt _ a:i;i D& MA " u ...:. COM;o.t _ TI ' "' , "" "'' , hia ankle and doctors have told happy endina. · him that he should re&t it. For thll! Indians it W>S a reBu i h e banged one over the w,11 ol tin' deYelopmcn t. Thursday night aa Cincinna ti went • The tndian batter·, w,u Payne, . . .- • · down to d'efeal, 8-6, a3 Dodger relieved by Larry 1ulo� in , SYRACUSE, 0. Frank How11rd, the former Ohio the fourth with Burkett· catchin . I Slate ace, smacke d a grand slam homer and drove in :tile runs with his hi!{ bal. The Reds yelled "bean !n i l" when Ve da Plnson WH hit in th e bend un We dnesday night by non Drysd ale of Los Angeles. Many of the Reds, including General Man. ager Gabe Paul, thou11ht this was in retaliation for the play a m��lh ·1 a�o In which Pinson ran into �g­ er Craig of the Dodgers and hl'Clke his collarbone. Craig w:ot back Into aclion on Thursday nhlht and plunked catch• er Ed Balley with a rast ball in the beck. Bob Purkey hit fi rst base• man Gil Hodges an d then Pinson spiked Larry Sherry in a play a.t flnl base. u!'� = II ·. . Mi"{LLII ARNO LP BROS AIR CONDITIONERS - DC-HUMIDHIS WINDOW FANS I YOU'LL F I N D THE REST VALUDI AT BAKER FU RN ITU RE I M I DDLEPORT ---- -- ----...t--= ·i:•· l:WmQ.. 1 . ·',. '. 1 1¥cf iii ' " S U N D A Y , J U LY 3 1 st START I N G A T 2:00 P.M. ,-e.ot ·ny AT UNIL '. ': IDE' TII . I w•Tf'II w..� ". Suit East Of Rio Grancle, S. U. Ohio Qn ' . Ownwl'lf lff R Mt,JUQ . •n-: &· Mason· � Events ...:�o:U:����::.�:..J.�.:'� CommP !?.. ·Juit .. • . ..., l, i Jngagement Of . °": .�r�du,itf_ ,•,ell � C°"'rille Girl , sioners were glven ..... .. wlihdraw a motion filed In thell' be1..,1, 2t 1 painnlll). Has Yea�s of Bef half in the case of Homer Geoglein .I. /S ��QUflC The annual picnic ol tha K o . ed · the eoun w commiisionen, aud p ct and the ' Pythian Sisters ol.· ' VS ix ,., : JlA!t' ot ' and tn,a,urer. , to, B. R Gill t .. . ' . \-l� ..ai:.. V: � ' -· ·tbe Middleport Lodg• will be the enga1e;;"' �� c�tii[ ,;I, , · . .. tw,1c • r \:, 't¥ �Wi. r HOLilR MOIP.ITAL ifle... iiif.: tW chu1Cht r, Margaret held Jub 29th tt the lliddleport roadside park. The affair_ will be Y•. • , •- · rt '· ...�. · · PUT YOUR WATCH RiPAllltS UP TO-US! K&C.JEW�£'-'ER$ Phone WY•l--781 POMEROY, OHIO EAST MAIN STREET , ' ' ., EstiptaNs ·• Route 35 l ..io e tll.u, W Juiu E. "fibson, son of and Mrs, T. J,.. Gibaon, l UIO Penn11ylvania Av'1ue,.Columbu1. � fill, a graduate o! Cartha1&.' 'l'roy High School is now employe d at Glens Falls I.n�urance Company -GHJ,on is a gra d,, Colur��•. uatt of Central High School and · wUh Doctor's Hoapit: 1. I, ' Alt open church wedding is plani' ned for August '1, ,1 960, 2 :30 p . m. at the Lo ttridge EUB Church. - -- Mr. *· •�t::: ' Free ! ., Again In Ohio Courts _-, �!!'!"�'::!.��.... r:t:;.d � KEEP COO L! .,..v $1Vl'.•_ r-'°,E._D, you, LE•••*"X d Itr COAL, OIL GAS F U R N-A CE S I - WE INVITE YOIJ TO B ' m w· ru y "1;,h� Thr--,. lone- ,... •• Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy,Mlddlopon, 0,, ,luly 29, l� Aaed On lu Court I acr,, t 8:39 A.M. to. _,IJI P.M. P111rol Cuee 'Were Two Ohio Sta� Patrol caaea were dlapoaed of in County Court tod!ly by Jud&e E. W. Peoplea with Mer· vUI lu,ene Smith, Pomeroy R-0, , p,og<1m. An1ua. fiP.td • and co1t1 on a charge of : Open ho... thu <omtn1 Sun- the ...... ol ... mg The rodeo-type dei:non1lr1UoD On tlM ,eene to. urve u official lf'1,l re.ano driver'• llceRR and Dannie Lee day tt Bob · tv1i,1 biie UPJ-fll WASIUNGTO.N The Ohio Power Company 11id a1 Kehl. Logan, $10 and oosta on tliJNI four m.aior ectivttiu: bog bOA will be ' Lou. Pluek, active or q uarter hones Sunday will commer, in a mefler t a trllne n wlll haYe. llorri1 r. 8',b todaiy Robert k.I Balmy, !\l & toad for eiu:euive speed of eharge before w11 cl hi,tor produdioo, reclltered ADI�• cat• man..., of Bob. :tvau J'ann, at hig i ht Han aviation y .J completed 35 )'e■n with the comtle, qua,ter bor•• an� land co11, •1o Grandt. �I& A. Planck, 1 Evana' proud ,teed which juiL pany in Pomeroy, July 30. "Polly" 1 the Civil Aeron■u t:ca Bo.ard conditiom. ? ,: foritter man■..- of Whitei.�I July_ 1 6 won t he ra d champion IW;"IUllfl. 1ti !I faced° It where today «:AB) l d ,tudded diamon a a -received , 01110, 1t.alhon tropi y al Cmel nnaiL at SpriDJt, , .elfow Y n ,. ., . canle other Gra den from op Rlo of position I eut s Localed 1Ult pel button in l'Ho1nition of hi . ha• had deer and bllrl'DW cham• Rd .ose ENJOYS PARTY on u. s ROUle 35, the 8'70,. Unit tber t local m1n11er brin1 from y It would [ Tt1 11 1, one of 1 Z quarter "8nice toda of Bob EvUtll r4" m• w ill � plon1 ,t the Ohio State Fair 1nd horaea Cheryl Ann Crouian. age 5. e n• ir kland. lara:fourth nation'& the Airllne1, , K Clyde Y Farm, Bob on lhl E Show swarmhll "1th 2(IQO to !IOOO f 1k the ¥,1�aU.n1I Uvettook Hanks Balmy standina: out, OJ • )jr. Moni1 beaan hl1 career wi th , eal carrier, and Caplht Airllnea joyetl a birthday p.uty ai the Ctikqo. in . frnm ... .. \ern Qhl .. and w� �r- 8011th• 'r"'I'� , ...,,e ' eomb'Ined hODie o f her mot her , Mary Croll· hors-at the of ··012e u course, ·. � f • hiO :eow� at Pomeroy in 1 � lit the f"I lth bliltlt. · O s t Planck el,'1dence lt" lble T few MJtfu. a V�a:lni• with ern . Wtlt; san, 247 North Th i n; A�e. , Mid- I .e ea i i) the � -•,'. a storUeeper, He translernd to I firm would be called United · dl*port. 't�,•arte l "mtto,ucb.. . l• th� �" .�.,�cr•m h•t,., the 11,.�1� of K from nOfl.hea�m · ltentucky. Sunday. Se11tn neighbor- I lWl-8 and Air Linea. • Jui{- the line dep.artm.eot Inlineman had "1.ames and playmales hood • , fled t ht netdJ,. 1 11d came Grand Cha�pion not only rner, The day -will atart a\ 2 tin He posed : an poer waa The pro to 1 at Cincinnati b\M alao took pro�ned to variou, hiiick yard of the ments n i refresh tf · ad, with the people c■ lheribJ' at t1,..,,, I 11 p '!d_tb' . � reco::,:y;�Uon 6 ed t to ni by ay PtOmote:d Thur was he nounced unttl a.iUOns and York fir&! at Nobelsville, Ind. July h ed Hlmn• "'I" crosi-lire the home . v • . h og barn. Bob Evans Farma, sav17; forem�· •" lo 19M, the position he Pre11dent W, A. P1l1er,on ,nd . -.�. - - - -- - - &a ge is rtmowneQ throu .."out �..A �1rt• foi: 8= lean-mta,t ��- h OJ . 1,· r,1 In ,1 ,,, ,t Colomb"• July ! ·, now bolds. Capi tal Board Chail'mUJ Thomas ll e w . vi n e a i l nt ten a ite rin t at Vandalia June ; li state or Ohio II well a:'in w;i Th � Hou.. ,t "Poll)'" it active in outdoor D. Neelands Jr. It followed five ahire !o,s, , Harrisvil le, Pa., May SO, ' flrat at Virginia and Kentu,cky, 4J)d m.,ny j 2Q. '9,,-�red Ham p and enjoys huntin& and fi,h- weeks of Aecttl nea;otialiow . sports Yor�lre aow, one reg11l4:r· Kokomo, Ind.. May 22: a::rand or the people will be t�ose who Althouih the m-erger would ls a member of the Obio ing. He )' tll sr one e gi lett t� lo Job ed lb mp� boar . and champion itallion at BUC r May Power Vf:terana A.Uocialion. have written save Capital from almo1t certain boar. 2 1 . reserve cb.ampion at Martina. Evan s abOut tbat famou• 11usate tered York1h1re conaolidation He and bi1 wife, Marie, have bankrnptcy, the tllit of re fe c ct !A_Lat � a_pe A ville, Ind., May HI and arand ::ltlon from and th� Bob E.vana fwUy "!a, �,f oppo g d stron face two children, Robert Bruce and f a,amon at Cincinnati Dan, and two grandchildren, Ric- such airlinea as Amt!ricar,., Trans . IO!\JJ �O.. to"i!1nent � champion life; some of them· 'h■ve wanted b01, I Ila)' l4. bouse -.,,�lh _la-.l ltlea 1or io v I.IJ,t 1be �vm-oow they11 1 n_l ltie and Paula. Dan ii a ,tudent at World and Eastern. aueht,r• Jl tQ •am°'· f� :ioa::, , have UR oppoliualt :,: Tlle erandlather, Klne m, earn• Ohio Unlv�&ity majoring in lb.a · CTb HUtip lta t4,t!' at In,, and the equipment lnclu_�s I m e 11 eJ,f ,waterifi, [ ed tile -reputation u "greate1t . �iologieal science,. Robert Bruce - Fair. Trade Law Hit 1"41111, a. u to�tj;e �· -,, 1 0 Jocall OJle fl «oW mllea ,prinkl 1s employed at Ky1er Creek Plet tnC and pr-,��"'1il q uart.er h�ae that ·hu ever live�" OYer · die biii. 'fl'OIU tie Boti OVEC and with hi, wt!• and of ' 1 · n w i lb. Ol'fflaD.Ce per more 11r He ct• ed • .l vn W•"�� • ·• 'T,llfMdi -lb Evans Old HpDlf'ffilt\, resides at Rt. 1, Middle- 1 CLEVELAND. UPI - Ohio's new cllildren � an any other hone, llo b ._ ' ' ; ner1 e, . � , , I Evaa1 says. other on a .farffl Deir Xliillll). port, Mr. Morrl1 reside& at 243 Mui- fair trade law, which permit, man.,,mo� wUI' e �o� ...n 1. . )Irr _... A,.. ' ,lh ufacturers to establlah minimum About 3 P, . m . lh.1 berry Ave., Pomeroy. · ii.:-tii&o UIJ n,w � an'A retail prices for their goods, bas see a quar;ter hone dg�� , faellt" · ------The. July 31 quarter horse ex• .J4'.1, · 1 ' . '; , . , i' i 1 aa:ain been l'\lled uneonttitutional. ng , rop8nd a t 4 lbe pe9f\)t; . .i411� de cutti it n lnelu "!ill io . hilli at d � )la . ' ltta '. ..,.. I . I ...... u.ers �_ r p ony � T Thli "AnfU t WO n Van Wert County Common Pleas -ho e , · halter ing, and re mma: Bob Evans Fai6'(� 1ia- na:Is�r,;tung t and Al'f)ideii Judg sho II\ 00 sion , r wing e Eugene R. M<Nell, l(iQl'd euperv; _", _ aitd id eoWMj'. lG j\�j �r,, Alfm .,...i '11NIII in faruled ney assignm�t! on c a part pati o here tive T\f _ Q SPRINGn;:tLJ), � 1 Rod L 1 , .,of the � uxi � � � UPI o . If � � _ . •V'!I _ C. ton ., Wash V o cent a eutD11tr1bulo Hudaon of vor l m ( Jt; p H• Leqaw wt a,r rs. rye -old basebal 0 111 • c bullla � 5¢la of · gelding P1111 Cody, · play.en Wti.l't, killed and ti \'e other rate retailer of cosmetics a,nd th8 owne of ' � ftmJ 1G lmovp. · na iif, eNJ U"ffi\ do AJ!ot•· �se American quarter houe cb.amP- penol),B lDj ¥fM Th ursday in • drugs, in a'n action K'Ou�bt by the 1Upjohn and Eli Lllly drug com9993Dt wh e En ns ion. Hanks Balmy ii beina: aroom- two-car cOlllalon near here. ," NEW and IJSBD i b h of . grandson ed for American nuarter horse pan,· ,,· -:� A • •'• ,1, .. Km ,:....1 one-�..:. = were Del· �iw,,, \ft .,.,. Farm' 'own, -------"' re. statu cbam pion _ , a l , '.••d nu .., m• Cd:ontey, ol -ar Sou th Vi• T-: � and r. Mra. Ru asell Harris and M ; C a tr, i e b and servl�e elUUI and1 Dobld. l'e.rr;yma of a- family of Xenia. 1peat the week Fa:m ponds. i, ,, � �m , 1, ,, , , Bli ee , ed put urea, tawba, both in e..rt County, �1W'N1 . ,tisw t•aart �w.NQ, 1�� l\WIMottler end wi t h Mr. •nd Mn. Homer Ciro fife o,U M ooo'l a'nd-ptote lon from fire and w . de and family. cottish Gamble or Clacknl�. ':"' S q� AIIUllll NIT grazing , and crop rota tiDn 1_,1 -------bull. su1 l'o,rmer lift An NBW YORK · some of the conservation practic1 .8 ' N..,, 5-e lo> Charla s. Thomon l�e Bob E,ana Forms. r �·� _ u NIPl•d 1huncb.y as P1eai.dent -:tieedlill .., ,... "1t"""!'fT' '::\l' d equ•t • J Fro m the time of the original or TraD-Wotkl Airlil:nee afttr two. On p) a1nt t f,IG • '" • :s@I 4 554; 1 ; Juanib Jane of suit diyorce The Rio the of acres 284 of purchase yean m the: JOit . , Wright versus William Wright has Grande College Farm to the pre- ----· -------· been diamiB1ed without record on Evans .\�t -Wi. ¥�le, Bob �•Ill" "'"'� _w tp• � " � , ._ aa ·. , , !PPlieatlon of !he ptointllf, accord- ' . In best lh• W-,ed f 1 "'WI\ lhl{ to ID}' et,try 1i1oed by Judge practices. nm�-eonse,vaHon · I John C. B•con. • ' Admiulons July• 27: Howard potJ u �t •nd eacb famlly 18 as�d Stewart, HarrlsonYlllfl; John Wm. to bri�c their own table service . T hompson, Lang\viQe· Miu JuThe picnic will be held at 8 p.m. dith Slawter, M tddlf!port, WIii• and aU thEi fa.millea of the , It of P I iam Zuspan Mason ° ao.d the Pyth lan Sisters are inv �t. Cheryl Bai, Dism issed July 1 ri , io eRme, · . dan; C harlotte J Ward, Charles 1 tr)-1 1 1 1 I Renfro, Pearl Goff, Ray Conl , 'An Ice cre�clal lB bemi Brook Copper, w. A. James, M. . ,ponsored by tht Zion Leaeue or . French, Mrs. Kermit Pr ice, lbe Church Of Jesua Cbr let OI ,, L Charles Rutledge, Mn.. Jay Hin, Laitter Day Saints at Old Towa u, ' Mrs. Robert Mart ins, Mn . Fla ts at 6 p. m. on lhe church Charles Beacb, Alan Dempa y, , lawn, Ple, eake, Kool Aid . 0'41 Dennis Van Sickle. Bra nda Lee, home made Ice crtam wlll be Denise Mundell Rohert McC� ' �d· • Mra. MerPriddy, Opal Mrs. ley, -. rill Roach, MN. James Rofferty, Square dance, PO?tland Gnde ?tin . Artie Gibson, Mrs. Charle • , kbool sponsored by the PTA, mu• • Taylor and aon; Mrs. Philip Kan• s1c by Cliff Byers, danclnC 9·12 O u.se and dlughter. · midnight. . 1 27: Fre� ! Jitney IQPper at the Oak Grove Cb.urch ne&r Ra.cine Saturday, July 30. Set-vlng 1tarh at , p. ·01. Fi1ln1 double and hope to s6l'Ve ev.e.i:io.ne t.b,Q_ tir:o� :! �. v,u.. ""•• ♦H Club 1"1 the w,111 � """"· ......., Cbts�t eveainl ,fr. ., . RESTAURANT 218 E. . Mahl ' SI. Pomeroy ... Ju!Y 30 The Mid.�•po�t Fire Department Jee cream 10Cill and, car wash. at City Hall1 l p. lh. till dark. Soelal starts at 4 p, m. • RE.G I STERED ANGUS CAffiE • HOG PRODUC TION - . • QUARTER HORSES • �,AN D CONSERVAT.ION�_, . • · Circleis The Young Adult, class o( the Roek Sprl n ga Methodist Church I 1 will have an ice �••m 1oclal [ Friday be11lnDiill& ,t 8 p. m. OD 1 the church lawQ; I� cream will 'le made and sold f�m the lrP.ez. , • Ohio Ope,n 6 A.M. to 10 P.M. Dally Fea,tur!11a , , • I Broasted Chiek,-, I B�'!\ �1111 ,...... 1 to �6 ln Plains - Levt s -+ Mavericks and Wran&l'Y" Sty les ! $t.69 '-13.49'. 'treasur1 tfi� memi,iles of lam­ \1, !MP� ---------- - and , �•ppineH .ilWays q;i.me11. when the famj,l,y . ft\a 9ut MEN'S WUTERN JEAN·$ • Wonderful food • Superb Service • Friendly atmoopbere by Levi - Ash kosh Mavericks $3.85 SHORTS I l-$111RTS IIIDDLEPORT, 0B10 • M'-1\'� -. JIN•' , N O l l l: liY W- 1111� - • YM,IIM � S�. Y(1 C,P: � � � 0.WUlet., .. . , 1 , , �� , o/,lffi Ol!r,f�...�¥1 W�1)ty ' '40x13 • $1 2, . O. xts· • $1 ••�s , :StOa1$ � $1 1 • .q 560x,13 • ttt,tt . . . S�l'S · $J,t.S$ -.• Ivy League'f'antt1)� '9- ·I � . t,.95 .. Ivy Leagu" Pants, 28 19 38 . $_1.95 � Now Ytrk Clothing lilous-,' PRONI. WY-UNt . ' ,PO-,ll!ROl'.. ORIO All Sites Plus Feil. Tax Ii �.i�ble cu1ni E S , J, . , :DtJflR ,, fi( ., , ·'7"rr�4_X"t" � � .,�;......i fllr CI .. . ,. · o�WN ±'!!. �- wx+� ,'· :nc_ . �t· ' ,-;�· ..;... · · I , �; . out � with ·a nftw · OROLA. �- RAOIO ' 13 · $l1,55 . E, MAIN S�JIEET ' . by H,nes and frull of the Loom $1391 1957 PONTIAC - · - · · s1 4,1 I ..... I Biggest Airlilt.el Mff!er Of Al I Re' Pro"""'.,.,.. .... . Me11'• aad Boys' Savoy Club Sedan VI. Standard shift. nres 3re like new. I• .wcw,id- Open Ho.�e At Bob Evans' Fanus S1;111day Vill Morris Rtteives i�and Studded D ors si Vi t For t es iti iv Ac QI' ej M f,)Ul' ef ur Feat F.,,. Serote PiQ sv... ' Fa.mu, &0¥, Va. 4 Mi11 Barban StlJea and Miu Lo­ rena H1uin1 lefl early this month for W,..hi&ton� D- c., wllere they are empioyed. They we-re taken to W ashinst.on by Miss Slile1 1 paren ts, Mr. ani Mn. Edward Stile.a a nd ehildreri, Kay, koger and Ntna . On The Honor Roll' Bock To School Jeans 1 ..' I Go To If'owqi,:tai& Si- LO,VlS Of'I--Sbter Martin !itil M!Yenth win •' lt\e NUOft. f'ord � . � .......... � am.aJl�i '1\d oldest caaer In · Tliil �e home fl.\,11, PWK!h of had to depart . after five h1ninu; tbe. proteu>,onal ba,sketball cir­ because of a st emacll c;t110J'der an, eu.it wu ot( the pl.yen list to· the fl(ew Yo.f� Y�' ary �wai: b1t�n � pro.'l.iid.e iBobby Shan,tt mop� q p wi tll t�� �rtnct . lljl t.aeir � tG rt· shut•out . re�f pitc'hV114'.. Boyer Mart�n . aparkpk&g guard for th,e i&lD Ute .-\aletl.¢U J:.u&u. Ptn· belted his ,Whth � Ma ■tle po"'tt:ed h.11 • iSn N;ek to hck St. Louis Hawk!, apnouneed bl.II naot. from the 1lt0fessional lf;L _ ll.WkQ 'f!Pt'lf IQpr �· drives i,\l the six�� ililUft..i. 1 retirement Assn. Thurs• Basketball National 11wlr( � ... .� U -.._ � �<wt �•• 1 � Boh 'fwoley il111 pfoied up hi,s day � -� W a. 1'9COcn,.iitd UW ltlfl ta at•· I seventh triumph, althouih be nffd· · Rv ne Duren O','er t.,.""M• ,_ '· � t:..o••.., w h11ln frnm t... �� ed ......., � """" ni e htc o � WJt � ( tb .i ,1 . So� l�lll�l I c,a �� �- \WI -bby Richard- Pr ---....-1. .: OVEr , _. -· � ·� oP""P'• tw.t -,.-� , � --. eacb �l' t-9: lilts U the Ya,- . � W. -• tW 8111 Hubbard 9( the K ra:er Cr� willDi "il Met e�t..delf . Ui;eir ... io, Enwloy:is Club �Y �d ; IU'eak. L9 �ur ifa�el. w.lao ""' � i� ]I, t��eM on \he 4).ou U4, J uan M.vl (b..J , a . llOftba,. ..1 , t -1fl• �� ,i_wond• to start 1,.•- 1o1....-u li "' .., VI, �•t\t oS.U. h,anci5'o' s unp,,r·b from l-. . ...... pe11.ding enough lOsl A,UfU -'" t a\ou ..,. �w n..... 1 ,.;"IU Re•u.b.he, co-hj, ,,...._ "' , te&ffil en•·n"' •,e• 1 a uk. .. tw.o a• m"'I"' d•.v1 u , �.....- "'""" "'!!'¥''"" - •s "-i.:....i ,:,,191111 •- sttabu t f idl r bard inYit� team mana,gers g)i Pit U1 t�• .rt Hub ... 1..i.� : w · th a ..._ UNt . • tw i - nig h.l .-1_,. . . � r:aterJ, Alou'1 thllld hit of the a:ame i ""-'_"l"'--,,.iw'1 en r to wr1 t h , g nightcap- trmmpfl thai enablt¥1, with �� hues lo1 ded ve in the clelirio 4o otuo � l":9 1c _ Valley �ectr . . .-. . ou:e ol tbe tt.ero to, taki �1 le11t<i ll! thr-.e , WID».&eg ru a nd 11U.1= c · w911,. h 16 Co. Gall.ipoUI Ohio There i& to. • ,..a l)Oll'lLs o\'er I.he Clue&· third sti-aight. He hiis aflowed on "'· ' ' ' . 'fee ' perca��· �J' be 81 $10 ean u,i..a_ · lh,rei:t NOi, since comiq up to the .., '"·11,1,w -· C ts. �Wl ..... , �n�� � �--(on COlc� fro-" ....., � wafd account.,11 for six Dodgfu:st. place, �2, Steve S.,�r II- et P\Ull witb. hi( i� ho-'1'er a11d · a im ed _a lo�e �it to Hank Bauer ii base1-loaded sbll •. Chuck Easesl . the SJXlh mnm g 88 Bal ttmor� be•t ian alao homered for Loa Angelea. Kan.!las � lty, 5-0, and Washinat� Frank Robinson hit his 2'0lh whi e . . ral� ied m th� nmlh to defea t i.- rookie Chico C;a,denas belted · h\ s . tro it, 6·5• in other Amerieain first m 11jor leijc;1,1e �oiner and GorLeagu games. second for the dy Colehlian bt. In tte National _League, S"11 lleds. Larf}' Sherr:,: took o,i:er for �antil lyo edged Mdwau�ee, 3-2, &tartem lloaer Cra.t, in the fifth . m IO innings, Phila delphia whip- and WOQ hi1 ei&htb · ga1ne. ped Chicaao, 3-2, iyid l,os AngeJ,s defeated Clncinm1 t 1, 8-6, on Frank P floward 's. iuand slam holJilef. s·.Q"' � ,r,,, '""1. •s two-run homer in tbe K lh,�• i third inning of the oi,en�r. hla , lfSlf ninth, provided Whit ey Forti wiU· --- . . __ Cornet 4 Dr. Hardtop . (This car is like new) Pushbutton trans., power steering, white sidewa·l ls, radio. I Ho�e Run Punthes Of Set,ond Mar�n Off Utt Of Liue ·Off,me Tells Fer yMks �cli""' ,-.a �layelf! I - ..,;' J' .l l\JDTl\JG� i.;J tl.11 l.!1 ..,_, T Na ppt•r, Moore J and Bartds 3 . Star k , Pll-ch &1 y ::i . T I Wright Hams. 5. T. Ha:ds, c.;. _ Hams s I ' homer a nd Craig C11ins a bases loadiid dooble. Spenl'e r a ll□wl•U 00 bitll for lbe Card!; m the hr�t tbrt!e muings he wor l· e<l s·i 1 2 ,31_21 15 2 Cards Buvt•s OJO 1 1 1 1_ 1 2 4 2 Spt-n(•er {WPi, J AUme 4 a m.I Spt'ncer. Nct.i;:lcr 4. Heaslt:r ! LPJ Johnson 2. Ruse 2 an.I Wkk.l uie Redti I02 UM- t f:i 1 2 2 Jets 000 030--- 3 :J 7 We1-ry (WP) and S1ory. Wolfe (LP1, Swisher Ji, w. Durst 6, J 8urt 6 anti Sw1i;�er. 1'. Woods 5.3 251 02-- 1 5 t :5 Tigers 10ft 60 -- 7 g g Yanks 4-Dallir Seutlnel, Pomeroy-Middl eport, O.; July 29, 1960 , • for as little ', ���,1R. 1�'.1sij,p �1: �o.· . t v":,�I . •� .,, ,..,-- �-�"·' ,111awi�J �* - . • 92J �TH-JJ1.\I. A.�v i.', · · · MIDDLePo RT, OH10 a,i· Ja,� 1,,iu. � WE RN ll RADIO AM D T,iLIV ISION ..._ "Where Radio and TV Is ·A Business, Not A Side Une" MIDDLEPORT N. SECOND AVE. ., '. '} C: '!••� (( 3. P,-1(1.. QUAaa. HO .. �notl:'r:, ·. ., !Plcluretl'�!l'tl � Vin_, WlllllinglM WIck• RIININO-AOPI... • ' � -.' ,t P. M. INSl!ECT"llll HEIIDS- Gf. lca lVANS- Wllla{Qril:¥ " ' .: ' ' ' i"' ;f -...... �... . ---- �I FOR SALE 8-!>aDy Sefttlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 29. 1 960 WANT ADS 1:.egol Notices RIVER REPORT , ILACK CATI? Thunday Hold• Picnic Former Residents The Sun1hlne Clan ol the lb I GIIEENWOOD, Jnd. UPI - A Melhodi,t Ch rch held their 1 17-yeer-old boy wbo had been fi�­ Announce Marriage son annual family plenic 1t the New I lni his 16-year-old lirlfrlend I cheat wllh 1tolen •� fil• Of Their Daughter lla\leo Park Thursday eveninl{ . , hope red the couple wouldn t need BUDGET of Or•... Township u #Mlfl Coun,ty, Ohio Olflu &f tho 1,oard of TntttMI of 0r•f191t Townsh ip, July 1 5-, 19'0 u PEACHES. See Cris Fruth I To Tho County A�ltof': A potluck dinner was served to plaellc eat, on their honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Buckland, up­ on 18.2 Montiomery· G,u'" Maaon, W. Va. 7-29-6tc The Bo.ard or Ttuateea of u.id FOB CONSISTENT DEPEND.ULB UJiULT8 farmer residents of Muon, are an­ the followini Mrs. Ulllan Shuler per, 9.3 on lower, 5 feet open; Gal­ noundna the marria,:e of their and children Job.n 1nd Aud ey He tool the cat.a back lo the 1tore an­ ill submit.a hereby Township r ; from which they were 1lolen, uked BATES nual Budget for Lhe year commenc­ lipoli1; 19.2 on upper, 10.2 on low­ daughter, Sandra Ann, to David A. Phylli1 Batey, Mrs. Muri McGee, for I refund and WH arrested. un I 5'. 1 23: Lo<:k open; er, feet. 3 S in,: January 1st, 1960 for conaider­ , cent, pu went. one l ntertion. M.loil'IUn'I chare e - 60 cente. Gwlnn, son of Mr. and Mn. A. N. Mrs. Russell Capehart, Mr. �nd -upper, 10.3 on lower, closed off. G w inn of Huntington. e et1ot, per WOJ d for three o<8ieOllU.ve ...Uona. Com­ iBud&:el County the of ilhon SU Mrs. William Fry and sons B1ll.Y 1 � I04TI ANO MOTOb Condition or Mov,ble Lec:b: 1..,,s1on SpviaJ - or,e mocth foe 30 cen, J per 111ora.. m Mark· Mr, and Mrs. Cecil and and -. whla. � lllf, M.t All dams are up and closed off 13 The Bucklands now reside in Smith .Ce�lli• and Duid; Mr. and fvll rate •f 4 centa per word will be ooar&ed for advertlalnt: Robinson, Nin., polltan MIO L through 23: Kanawha River dams Hunungton where the wedding Mr8. Lester Zerkle, Clalldiil and d not paid vntibin 10 day, .aner r�vinJ bill. Town1hlp Clerk are on the sill. St., Po,nerey. Phene WY � look plat'e on July 12 with Rev, Ce­ Jennifer; Danny Harbour, Dale Erroni io AOYerti� - Should be repo-tf'd �mrn«-diately. The 1aoo.oo Fund General 1 1 -14-tfc Ohio R iver Bo■b: Oownbound: cil Jones officiating. f)aily Se11:unel wlll oot be responsible .for more than one lDCot· Justis, Mr. and Mn. Ralph E. War­ 0000.00 Lock 8; Walter C. BeckJord, 3 am., ·r�rmanenl lmp. red irwertioo Board of lle.alth 000 00 1 1-:5; Allea:heny, 8: 30 am, 0- 1 l ; ' The new Mrs. Gwinn allended ner, David and Susan, Mrs. Geo. ca.-d of Tt:.aob a nd Special Nob.cea of Ew11ltl $LUO. ObitUAr!111 7400.00 Lock 12: Ranger a l 8 am, 1 -0, Lock W<1hama High School , graduated Carsou. Beverly, Eddie and lhc­ Total 1 4 1 For I-- · - -- · - kie. published al l u·11 per word. G•nenl Fund: 1 4 : Mr. Criss, 6 : 30 am, 1 1 -0: Lock from Huntington High School and HOUSE; THREE ROOMS ,BATH. Receipts: 3 DAYS i DAY �70HDS ,., DAY:S I MO. 16: Capt. Harrison. 5. 4 5 am, 0-5; attended Marshall College. Mr. E X PORTS INCREASE Richard Fisher, Monkey Rm 1, Balance, January 1 . I� 60c 90c � $4,.aQ uf Huntington at 10.35 pm, 20· Gwinn is a graduate of Huntington City UPI -The Com• WASHINGTON Pomeroy. 61 25 I $1 .20 60< $ 1 . 911 '8 00 1248.02 O ; Northern, I :35 am, 10-tl; Lork High School and lhe Ma11sachuselts for 1 958 25 7:k $ 1 .50 $2.� 2484.27 18: Albert F. Holden, 2:55 am, 0-16 Lnslitute uf Technology. He is em­ rnerce Department reports that $7.50 For 1 9� commercial exports in the first 2683.40 Lock 19: Helen For l 9ti0 EH.illT ROOM HOt.JSJo.:, two {o, Adi recenred by lO A.M wiU � in that day a 12 :30 am, 0-2, ployed al the MIT Atomic Reacler. half of 1960 were the highest since 2000 00 Lucy Jane Lucas, 2:M am, 1-0; for 1 961 room apanments. A. N . .tM;ingeI . The couple will reside in Cam- Lhe Sue:i: troubles in 1957 lifted Pb.One WY2-3272, 1 1-2 Uc General Property Tax: Lock 23: Beaver, 1 2 :45 am, 1 -0. --U. S. exports to a record hiKh. ·-Mass. bridge, llG'l.23 for 1 95B • Upbound: I...oc!k 2:7: I. F. Frieunfurniahed ROOM HVE 19ar I · 1684.72 For 1 959 , I F0 J{ I) 1 1,-',t TON Truc k. All berger, 2 : 1 5 am, 16-0, Lock 23: Hel­ I I I Notices menl wltb bath and shower, 92(1.49 en z, 2:05 pm, 0-5; O VEC at 8: 15 for 1 960 new tires and 111olur. Lluod cull• garbage digpoaal unlt, newly 1700.00 .am, 14-6. For 1961 d1L1on. Phom.i A. N. Dengel, redecl•rated. Phone WY 2-533&. Salh Tax W Y2-J:l72. 7-27-Jlc 7-7-lfc K,n1wh1 River Bo•1s: Winfield: 200.00 For 1 958 Br Miu Lucy Klbbt• I 54 J 10NTIAC sak S4Q5 Clucftain Jerry Bosworth down al 7: 40 pm, 300.00 1959 f'or No Llmll ---· -,..--,--;---c --and Mrs. William W. Hysell Mr. Deluxe 4-door. Tlus one can't N EW l!niurnl1hed deluxe apart­ 150.00 2-0. For 1 960 Take All You Calth Mr. and Mrs. Worthington, of be be.it at this pm·� Voes every 300.00 ment, air conditioned. Phone For 1 96 1 Wes Deems of Marion, and Mrs. CASH PRIZES thmg but !!'.ll up and beg. Vou"JI WY 2-5141. 7-21-12tc Cigarette Tax lv.11 Singers of Chester were here really like 1t. ::iee for yourself. Live Bait, Sh.ttller House, 1 29.94 For 1� dul"ing the past week guests of · bedrwm two furnished NICELY Sealed by received be will bida Karr and V.11n Zam.:t, Pomeroy. Picnic Tables 1 67 .06 Jo'or 1 959 Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Marks. apartment. Phone WY 2-3874. ' For 1960 the of sale the tor undenigned the 7-27-3tc None 7-23-6tc 193.00 Aulie M.lllhone reaidence located For 1961 Paul Childers and tamlly and at BOO Eut Main Street, Pomeroy, Inheritance Tax • ORDER YOUR WINTER COAL TODAY - SAVE! C. C Hamilton of PhHo spent 53 PONTIAC sale $J05. Chieftain Athens 8 Mlles East None Ohio. St!aled bids muat be present• Thursday here with Mr. and Mrs. For 1958 2-door. Herc JZ' real s,m ngs for . 4 HOOM house and bl!.&ement 310 On South l:anaan lload For 1 959 J3ll.67 ed on or before August 1st, 1960, Oren Childers. C ondor St . , Pomeroy. Call WY 2· you Ill a solu:J i·ar. A good deJust OU Route 50 None at 10:00 o'clock a. m. The Eucu­ For 1 960 3859 7 26 6te H. E. Kibble and daughters Mil­ pendabl4t Job. A stc.11 or a deal. tor, Clyde G. Mill hone, will con­ 1001 For J,0.00 dred and Forrest were in Rod;:­ Karr & Van Zandl, l'umeroy. REFRIGERATORS to rent $6.00 POMEROY, OHIO aider accepting bJdi for properly Intangible Tax bridge Friday lo see Mr. and �rs . BOUND ANU SQUARE DANCE. 1 7-27-3lc month. We deliver .and keep Jn under­ The basis, in.tallment an lM.34 For 1959 NEW TIPPLE LOCATION - IIOUTE 33 Charles Donaldson. Saturday 111gh1, July 30, from I gervice. Phone Ewings Store, Personal Tax signed re&erves the right lo re­ or Cross Frank Mrs and Mr. 9 : 30 to 1 2 . JO at Pomeroy Mou8e 1· { ) For Sa le ¼ Mlle Beyond Fairground ('-r1Mrl1 .Prlnce11 rat CMI Co.} WY 2-2660, 7-28-Btc For 1 958 140.03 jet any and all bids. Zephyr Hills, Fla, were recent Lod11:e AH Mouse membeu and Crow, crow & Porter RH. Phono WY.2--6270 Mino Phon• WY,2-601' For 1 959 3"3.32 guests of Mr. and Mrs. C , H. frien� ( 7J 28, J tp FOUH ROOM ! JO U.St:. $29'71'. Law at Atlorneys 1 1 219. 960 1 For Will rent for $31. Call WY2. Randolph. ( 18 {7 ) 21, 22, 2.1, 2B, 29, 30, 6lc raltMITE AND PEST cONTRoL l For 1 961 :175.00 629 1 . 7 25 6tc ..,. rain. f'rH lnupec:tlon. ln1ur. irreducible Debt ed bJ N•tllHlwict.. Phona I, 1 FUEL OIL 1'"URNAC£ WITII For 1968 51 .42 large blower, all conlrnl�, fuf'"I HOUSEKEEPfNG J O B $10.00 ,and A. $■nice •Station WY2• For 1959 G l .42 NOTICE Of' APPOINTMENT week. Phone 'IIY2-3323. oil t.a nk. Call WY2-"974. 4-26-tfe 2J66. f"or 1 960 "3.38 No. 11,406 C•H 7 25 6tp 7 25 6tp ror 1961 53.00 E1tete of Harry ·w. Craig, dacH..d . --- ---:- --,-- j ---c--c Finding by State Examiner . -...,.---,---c-:h.avc a complete now (le Notice i1 hereby given that Edna 1827.30 For 1 958 fRAVEL SERVICE I ( you are 1 G AS, FUEL UlL ••d coal fu.r­ L. Craig whose Post Office address Sales and Interest 237.61 ru1ces. Call tor free c�llmates, going to an foreign country is Middleport, Ohio, hH been duly Balance and Receipts Total ore Middleport na11 Abbolt, & 1" r s u the 111 give anywher/ or . · T�Ll!VISION RADIO Al'<D SllALL appointed Executrix of the E8tate For 1 950 4841.M u1 ,i call Ni, service ch11rge, na ! ti·JU·Lfc appliance 111p1lr. Phone Ot11 of Harry W. Cr4ia:, deceased, I.ate For 1 959 M70.80 or Middleport, Meigs county, Ohio. extras. TAWNEY STUDIOS, 42,l McClintock, R1elne, O.',lo. 2-1-Uo E NT SALE __ _ N I G_ S_ N_ _ _O_ __C M 4-025'.38 · For 1 960 Second , Aveoue, <:allipolie, Dated thls 20th day of July 1960. The followlng cons;�ued ..irticles APAh.1'MENTS - &"Ul'Dllhed and For 1 96 1 4773,00 Phom• GI tl-HH� or Gl 6- 1243. F. u. o·enrEN will be 8old at the former Miles Unturnllbed. Melluten. )(Idelle l:11pendlturH: 7-21-lfc • • Judge of t�e Probate C�urt Monument Uuilding, West Main port. Phone WY 2-2082. 2 3 tf General Expense: Pcr110:ial Service Meig.a County, Ohio 1 �l., Hacme, Ohio, flialurday, For l 9� 678.70 (7) 22. 29; (8) 15. 31c MUILLII FUkNACII, WISTING CLffF' bVEHS �11d his String J u l y :iO, 1 960, at LOO P. M. ---=:: For 1 939 700.4 1 Notes will he al t he l'ortland 2 TV �et,1, Radio, a Hcfr1gera- . . HOUSI ■ppllancn. .Arnold I,. For 1 960 249.96 G•sollnt Tax Fund: . thora, lrrtcVII, Ohkt. Phone , Grade Schc.ol, t'r,day, July 29, tou, 4 t:omµlele llccJroum Suites For 1 96 1 650.00 Receipts: ,f'"-11-1 1,tf WY1♦114. dancing u lo J:t, 7-27-3tc 4 Hangers (ElecLric &. Gas), Expcn8e Other Balance, Jan uary 1st - ----- --- - - -Beds, Ki tchen CaOinets, Tablea, For 1938 85.00 2136.26 Por 1 958 "' Chino C,binct. Chuirs. 2 Waoh- AIR COND!TIONl!fG, IIDR!GEJI. For 11ffl9 74.IIO 2828.25 lt or 1959 ers, Desk & Chair, Ur.ver, 2 atlon aer1-·lee. J•Ck'1 Retrl1en• --- - ---c-For 1960 106.7& 552.09 For 1960 Uffi2 FOUD VB t:ustomline 4- dr Breakfast t-icls, G. t:. lro�1 . Magtlon. New H1veh. l'hont TU21961 For 12&.00 1000.00 1981 For Seda11. t,ordomatic, H& H. Good azlne Uack, Sunbeam t'il n, Re0-23·11 Cemeteries: Mowing S537. Gasoline Tax condition $200. Norman Weber, cord Cabmcl, Kenmore Sweepl''or 1 9.58 68.00 7600.00 For 1 958 Long Hullum, uhiu. Y U .5 -:1 271 . ICTIONllll A' er, Lamps (Floor & TahleJ, l'' or 19� +l.00 8000.00 g,59 1 For (7) 28, J lp I Comphtt• hrvlu Singer Sewing Machrne, t.:nd 1''or 1960 100.00 4000.00 For 1860 lradfoNI Crltt 'fa l,iles. 1''or 1 96 1 s-,,.,le -1-;il'k t;p , ,. 100.00 !9M t'01tO \\;i·-,, 8000.00 For 1961 THE FORMULA ON EACH CAN I W,IN, PhoM or Contact M a nv Lighting - 11r 1·1c I cs no I I 1sled one c.irdul_ ow1wr. Low :111.1 eagc. Balance and Receipts Total A. C. BRADrOltD, laalnt, OIi... S: TEJlM t:ASII For 1958 4:W,.O() S l , 4 ".0U. Bl<wttnan, 1 omeroy. 9736.26 For ISM Nol Responsihle for acddents For 1 959 41M°.OO 7-28-flte 1''or 1 959 .lP,$aQ.-15 Bru,he, on easily. Levels smoothly. Hos good hiding. Perfect -� ----- Sale conducted by UHAUfOHD _;. Fo, 19tl0 228.00 4M2.09 For 1960 1 908 MG llu.td.sh'r Sports t:ar . . A U<.:'l'J ON CO., HAC.:lNE, OJIJO. protection. A premium paint at a popular price For 1001 4!50.oo 9000.00 For 1961 Really shari>. !J;l ,7li5.00. lllacl- : Auctioneer: Crilt Uradlord Fire Protedion: Pers. Serv. Cont. lxPtndltur": � �� tuars, Pomeroy. 7-28-6lc Sale Munager: A. t:. Bradford. For 1980 300.00 Road Construction: Pen1. Serv. '7-2S-6tc ' For 1 961 ' 300.00 2340.00 1'"'or l lffift 19M OLDS Su 1wr "88" 4 dr. hud Expens Other e 19159 For 2340.00 lop. Power 11tccrln� and brakes. 1'' or 1938 100. 00 , 902.00 For 1960 One c11re!ul IOl'III owner. Shows I COCKSIIUT'J' 20 THM,�ruu W l l h Irreducible Debt 2340.00 For 1961 plows, di11e, c•1lti\lators and �Jde the best o f urc. $i1,295.00. Bia.etJ>'or 19:.11 111.42 Other Expense tnan, Pomeroy. dres1er1, Good ctmd i�i1.111. lvan 7-211-6tc lleloro 9:30 A.Id. }'or 1 9'9 !H.42 4ll67.99 For 1958 noush, Portlund, Uh11.1, Plionc Mlldl•,.rf WY ,2,� l''cr 1960 52.38 7936.16 For 1959 1 905 IJUICK SJH!Cial 4 dr. sedan. 7-27-Jtc V J 3-2437. Pomo,., WY•24"S For 1 961 33.00 Original black fi11isl1, like new. 3012. 1 1 For 1960 -A GREAT LAKES PAINT OF ANY COLOR 'THERE KAUTZ PQD ITGAI Supplteti Pomeroy. lJSED GARDEN tuctora and mow• �93.00. L:ll11ct1 1111rs, For 1961 0000.00 CIINhr AI ,f'or 1 958 era. notary mower blades shar­ 1 1 .38 Tolll Expenditures '1-28.fitc O R ANY . SURFACE JOR ANY PURPOSE . Y•- 1-2141 f'or 1959 27.14 pened, Cu8tom mowing lind 6907.00 For lHS MAMIU. 111\VICI STATION STUl}EHAK�:H. Extra clean, For 1960 plowing. 13.oti 10,276.16 For 1959 hflW tirl'II, bat•ery and brake1. Miscellancoys G�AVILY TRACTOR 3914. 1 1 For 1960 Gary Oill, Eagle Jtldge, Phone Sales and Service 012 E. Main St. For 1948 5.21 1 1 ,340.00 l'Or 1961 W J 9-2 167. 7•28·3tp Pomeroy, For 1 959 WY 2-2970. Phone 33.25 Balance, December 3 bt lferJ . Da,J lenlofl Le11al Advertising 7-21-tfc - For 1958 2828.2� 00041 Cle111 U"41 Cer1 For 19� 10.49 For 19� 652.09 All Meli., •nd MMtlt GAS Jhrnge like new. For llm9 8.00 For 1960 637,4B I SUN-RAY IMTROPOI.ITAN MOTOIII See at Clyde Van t;ooney, R. COMP°i.liTE IWSUIIANC& PRO For 1960 8.38 Tax Levies and rales lor 1960, _..,. latt Melli It. tection, Lil-. Autt, Fire, Polle. R. No. 2, Pomeroy, Bailey Run For 1 96 1 '12.00 ln Orange Townahlp. Tax Valua­ ,--et, Oha. Coll DoA IIIU., lllddleporl, Workmen's Compensatlon Road. 7-28-3lp MIDDLEPORT, OHIO tion $ 1,344,ffl. CUSTOMER PARKING IN llEAR •JpJ-. For 1�8 70.78 H MERfllHY sale $16Pl5. McdaUrit 40 !\CRES, 0 roam block house, (7) 29, ttc For 1939 Dl>.81 2-door. Pusf: hutton drive, AH dr illed well, full basement, ContribuUon lo Public Emp. 11lent as • souring gull. Phm some co11l and Umher. Con­ Retlremc111 S)'ltem • • • your vac-11lin11 In this BIil "M". tac\ Clyde VnnCooney, · R. R. FOR SALE: IVA BROWN pro­ I For 1960 397.89 It'• ready to go, Karr &. Van No. 2, Pomeroy, Balley Hun perty reduced prlce, 1 room,, For 1 96 1 100.00 Zandt, Pomeroy. 7-27-Ste 7-28-6tp Hoad. bath, 111, hot watflr heat, 2 ear County District Pldi,red 9•1ow I• Our New Service 8ultdl119 B0.1rd or Health down town. �anee. Close 118 OLDSMOBl l,f; ,ale '169G. 118-For 1 968 PIACHIS 702.82 Above hl&:h water. HB Co.Ill St., 2 door Seda n. V8 Hockct engine Now plckln.11 Red Havens. Other For 1�9 826.86 Middleport OUlct fhone WY Z· with standard shirt. Go-Go-­ For 1960 488.,2 var1otic1 !later, New Jluvf11 Or• And We Service Whal We Sell! 5a20, Rea. Phone WY 2·2917, Go In thi11 snappy Olds. The 1'"or 1981 1009' chard. Phone TUrncr 2- 4688, 100 7-19-12tp blly or your JUe. Karr &. Van State ExamlnaUona (7) 2B,'3tc New Haven. Zandt, Pomeroy. 7-27-Stc For 1959 390.ffll usEDruDSoN- Rfi,� R,GERATon. Eledlon Expen,ic 01 CADILLAC 1111lc $1 R95. Hardtop Metered bottled ,gaa servlte Breezy H£ts. Jewell Curl111, · For 1958 1 1 8.88 LIGAL NOTIC. Coupe. The mark of succesa. 7 29 3lp Phone WV. 2-37 16. For 1 960 1�.86 1 , In the Mitter et th.t, OUINllen <so that yo u can heat your home Here'8 your chance lo own Am• For 1961 1 1$,00 1hlp of •ertha M. Cerl, lln lnnm­ erlca '11 llnest al Anwrlc11 's low-­ Adv. Dfll. Land 1�9 _ _ _ _ or brooder ho11ses •L a BARGAINS IN . .88 potent Ponon. eat prlct. A tr11t• value. Karl' .t Total Exp . Gen. Fund C11t No. 11,161 7-27-3tr Van Zandt, Pomeroy. cost lhal will compete with any 1''or 19'8 :l357.28 The following personal property For 939 1 D8 OLDSMOBI U,; 8ale $!005. 8821187.40 belon&lng lo the ealate of Bertha t;,pt or fuel! For 1960 2057.88 4 door Sedan. IJt'l!UIUul two tone M. Carl, an IPcompetnt �n. For 1961 Be the first to enjoy lhia mo­ blue. Power atoerlng and power 2906.00 will be sold by the undenl1ned , al COAL FURNACES br1ke1. A quHl11y car. Truly a public aucUon, al the l1t.e rt1l­ D■l■nce, December 31 ·dern method of' heaUn1 : _ see For 19� Silea 20-22-24'' 24114.2'1 1ood value, K1rr &. Van Zandt, dence ol sa id Bertha M. Carl ln For 1 9:59 Pomeroy. 2683.40 7-27-3t(' BLOWERS ua now! Harrisonville, Ohio, on the 12th For 1960 1967.)0 day of AU1tusl, 1980, and ccntlnue Oil & Gas Conversion U nill1 For 1961 1888.00 from d1y lo day thmaf�r until See Our_ �mplele Line Of all the property ii told. "Sale to Llcen" Tu Pund: RHelpti: commence al 1 :00 p. m, Weallnghouae Store Balance!! J•n uary 1Bl '7 dozen Jrutt jan, 3 1allons lard, 0 Ph•ne WY 2"'314 SyracuH, O. For 1908 2888.96 ' M1yt11 l atove, cook t coal For 19G9 1630.JS With "Picture Frame" Styllngs I w111her, 1 lawn mowier, l' roll brick For 1960 1128.03 odel Hot Point fhrngc. 30 sldlnlil'., 1 step ladder, 1af'd11n tools. l it&> M For 1981 1 1 00.00 ranee, rtappan cbalrs, six and table lnch ovc,1, ovcir timer ind cloc:k M. V. L,iccnsc Tax refrl1erator, Prtced reaionably. Phone WY 2- s•s heater, l'rllidalre For 1958 306 1.3'1 medloine '1·28-Slc electric aktllet 11\d mixer, 3873. For 1939 3067.31 cabinet, chtrT)' cupbolrd. and con­ For 1960 None tenta1 2 amall c90�•"9 lron,lna: h For 1D61 3200.00 bed 1tool, amilJ board and lron, iJ. Recelpta and S.lan� ,te.;:irlc: IWNper, Total -_nd dreuer, Fo, IIIM 5740.23 Impala Convertible Warm 'M.ornlni ,ton, Jivin1 room . 18119 'o, • 4687 .44 •mall and rut 1ulte, 1 o x 12 wool � cu. In. V-8 motor. '1\ltboFor 1960 1 1 28.03 elec­ 1 �dlo, lamp. 1 tlOQf 1 ru1s, Wrial,1 91, � idldfl trans., power steerln,1 and 1961 For '300.00 uit clock, I rotklna chatn. 1 sew­ -=--fii,pe, beauHrul wttlte finllh lnl! maclllne, 1 1tudlo couth, 1 bed lxpmdlhlrN: 2 bedroom, 1utom1llc heal, wt� bi.ck top and red Interior complete, 11 dre.an1\ 1 •tand, 1 Road constr uction city water. Price f9500, no .. Enjoy 1Wnmer at ltl bc1t. Perman(!nt Improvement■ 9 ,c 12 wool 1'\llt 3 Mdroom con­ • down payment, f80.00 per For 19D8 41 10.10 lle. auto'mob Dodie 11M8 tents, monlh, pay 111,e rent. For 1MB SMO.t-1 r LANA o. GIBS6N, Ou1rdlan Expenditure, Tol■l E1taie Now Heat Your Hom, ·or and of the Person •' For 1� ' 110.10 or Bertha M. Oarl, •n ln• 9G& 1 For 3&119 41 · . competent penon. For l NO 1 128.03 A. C. Bndford1 Audlonter Balance, December 31st PHOIII WY t,2709 CROW. CROW & PORTEii, 1880.ll For 1958 7•11,lln'C Attorneys [or GuArdlan, 1 128.011 For IIISD ('I). ,28; (8l 5, 10, lie SUOE BUESCHER Trombone. In good condition. Phone TU 2 2651 H.arlford, W . V1. 7-23-61 p • -.... Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Rent ... "' PHONE WY-2-2 1 57 l • '• ....,. FISHING I Reedsville Society Events --- I GREAT LAKE S Legal Notices (20) Business ServicM I �=-=cc- __ ·---,- 1 WHITE SPECIAL s39a Call Dkt Sttmtt •M ,­ l _,. ,,aoAJII, ....... ---·---:,:( 2 1 ) Real !:stat� IS • • (20b J Insurance Per Gol. ROWL EY � R E E D Q U t,L I T Y RUT LAN D F U RN ITU RE HA R DWA R E Here • SINCE i884 To $erve 1 4 Yeors I n Bottled Gos ·-·- - - - ... NEWt Legal Noti¢es T - You! -- - • - · U11d Heating Equipment . ------------- ARNOLD'S WARM MORNING GAS HEATERS -- • For Sale ot Jungle J�_ o,r �uction l{p\lPy t>oody Sh,9"1 Ruff '• Redd)' e'iow' Fury Cin:us Boy Roy Rogers Show Do\l(n on the Farm Saturday 'ffleater Baseball True Story POMEROY OTOR CO. . VALLEY LUMBE R 6 SUPPLY Amoo:.,;...;_�...,_, Rutl-n d, :-Ohio R.E s&:;.lff'U ---:--...,�---'---FURN D lri,.J ... ____ ::::..::..:.l.ft :... l..:RUT ____ ..: ____ � =..:.. ":...::::....:. :.:.__ .. Brooder Hou111 ond Save l 11 ' • ' � .;,J,¥ "7'l,•�-''1i!f;:!;f, � � . ng 8Qfl ...../lm Soc ial Eve.nts 6:00 Meet the Preas 8:30 Sunday News Picture / :,op OverJand Trail i:•oo I M)U!lc o\j lce 9 S 1 0�� �;:{ta ��:r,g s:iow 1 0:30 Peaple An Funny 1 1 :20 News Headlines 1 1 : 10 Weathc.:-cast 1 1 : 15 Nitewatch 1 :00 /;ign Off t,nt nd l.. \.· '• • i·. • �- �.U. ' : v·- 1111lvJ GJ : ' 6i-OO Ch\ --- WHTN-TV Chc:ann,t, 13 .1 13 - friday Ch (lftft91 T:30 ·Perry M a,oo • Alive 8 ,'IO . wanted-De�· 1:JO Tbe Brl,:hte1'lDay 11:00 Mr. Lucky · 1:15 Thf Secret S or m o-so Have Guh, Wlll trave;1 e:::io The Edge or Night u.oo Gunsmoke J:fO Tl)f 'J'llnff �t6oger !0:30 Not For Hire t:00 Arthur J, Smith-New, 1 1 - 00 , . 1s 1 Q'clock News !: 1 5 A I.og!i ll• thl" W•atlf.. · •:� ,>�: · .- , h-:8 � •' l,e ' 6:25 'TV �Wllnf . C.'l inl;c 1:30 Arnot 'r..' AM,- ·' , > tr cl '7 :00 Highway Patrol · ,. '1:30 Rav,hid111 -):(lo f<ev. •llatt!iHFI · 8:30 Hotel de Paree 1:30 American at Wort 9:00 Video Vi)tage ,::15 dh'rla..n Sclen�e , 9:30 Dec('fflb@r Bride ! 0:00 Air Foree' Scraj)boolr, \0:00 Twllight Zone iU:30 Camera 3 10:30 Penon to l'erson 1 1 : 00 Dig Picture 4:00 News 11 :30 R:F'D, USA l]. : 10 A Look at the Weather l2:00 RJv El wood Glbi. 11: l J Theater 13. 12:30 Comedy Time -----� , 1 : 15 Baseball Leacloff or - <· ,·· ••t;; · • r-i--·•< B:00 Cai,tain Kangaroo 8:00 Qur Gan11: Comedies 10:00 IJe,ckle and Jccltle C .rlun lP:io Miabt Mouse Playhouse 11:00 11te. Lona: Ranger 1 1 :80 Jet J.11ckson l2JOO st.,'11'·1n1 • ., Ul:30"° ,· 1..-J!rlomt'11J::4ll il!UebaJI ..te11doff 1�,M ' rn�n _. 3:30 A\}S�, Movie M atinee 4;45 �lean Album ;, .. . gfri"i;t l",ity. . P•rtr '. •.f; t- a.. �•i!it •••lrol : ., t ��"O. .' if . • v. I,- RliA"U(ilS BlllTAIN · '· Aday 1 :25 4:00 4;�0 '5:00 J:30 6 : 00 6:30 7:00 7 :.3{) 3:09 �:eo 9·3Q to- nn �,seball Comedy Time Rev. W illard Wlleo1 Oral R ·;erts F11ee the Nation FYI Twentieth Century Lassie Dennis the Menace The Ed S u!Uv1n Show neral li:)ecbic Theat... �Ire� li{t beo� PN�ntl cv I n �nnecitteut . ¥f Lilt�? l\111, , l'!ewi , • , ..,., 11 · ""· ,,hill ID;t Ii.: II: J. -�!<•• WASHNG'l'ON UP - The State Depar_tment haa aaured Britain it wm be 1iven advance w1rntnJ of any reconnaiaance flight& by 1· ,..J *" Ch1111nel 13 '."' Saturday w J Spe<l.al iii ., pl�nes lf<>m--r.:11, t"31<Dd. The deplrtm1nt ThUf!ljay it lfO!led o�t -� •� ment "th'9 week "in -1M!1f&ctpty 111formal ialb" with Brlt11h Ambu. bdor '• Sil!- llirold Caccia. ••14· --- - ···==--------�--- --·-- CVBLY - ·- · .,,,,, a/$/l/t 4· WIW4.Y KAfOE - ;;;;;;;:-;;;.,.!!Jli!�':I .;;;- ;;; rc.:r ,� ,v. r = 'Jl/,. E.. H , lr11t11Y!!JThe Tt The llp .. ' Minu te Mason County N EWS 10 AM la�Ur 'o1 eol,aqnbus wee� -;'-1'1!i:•�nc:.lft!n� . iJiitd�erJ: f; �llcllne '8\'· !ral w� •lth . bl•', frp,\d;�eritl m Lancuter, Po� �ilt an;:J 1', t;d �ttv Dent spent la1t� · k at lt■ l-}ilv�ille W'itb 'ct\t!lir iister, �.11. t)oh'ni story. Mr .and )(rs_ Pamel Conrad of AQlanda and Harold Brenr 1Pd Janie visited Mt. and Mn. S, IA. Rainie.A. Mra. Lou Louden and family 1pent a few daya with lln. ·Doriel Larkins. -Pvt. Johnnie Hensley of Fort Knox, Ky., spent the week erid with hi11 p1rent.s,. Mr. and Mrs. Georee Heruiley. 'lbe reception for the put.ore: of the . local eburebes had a lar1e attendance. Hirold Brewer 111 employed i n ' Galion. 01,.·· Mr. and_ ?it:rs. Milford Luce, Cleve land, Is_ �lilltin �rs.: Nell Aaymond Lafku11 lt:rt Mo da, for Cimp Meade, Md., where e JI sUI tlon!d. Ronme ReynoIda: eroy, Ip!!n� the week P.d fltt�, �8 broi•e�, Kenhy · _. n °C9nnolJ1. - 1i>ent a week _W� with his sis.ter, Mn. Bob Barber. Fay �rt, C�im,, spent • �• dl)'I #ll b her - arandmot�er, IWn. Nellie �nart. · Porn -- �Jill'. .\Ji ;· '�a �mii •· week Sp-a1:ust Church } fogle s Clo$S Holds Me•stitna . �i,;- ��!!.,�lllif � �•'!? .\li��!'l' "-� , NANC, · � , The Eagles Cllss' ·or the Syr;• euse Methodist Ch urch held their rea:ular monthly meeting Thursd&» evening in the church recreation rooms. Devotions were led by Mrs. Herbert P:arker. 'l'roy 17,willlnlf, pr'eaidenl, was in eharge of the b usinefl!I meetins· d1.1ring which Ume tt was voted to buy an elec­ tric ice cream freezer. It wa de. cided to sponaor an ice cream so­ cial on the chi.lrch lawn Friday, July, 29. A Wiener roa1t was enjoyed at the conel uslon of the meeting. Attending were Mr. and Ml'I. Paul Kloes, Eleanor Robson, Mr1. Carl Henlqa:, Robert Flana11n, M'r. 1 •nd � Herbert · Parll:llr, an't) Mn. Cal'l'Oli Norris, Mr. and y::r� 'troy zww1n1,·· tlr; and . Hrs. John Sauvaae, lir. and' Mn-., Franklin r.er, Na�y Parker, )Mar'JorJe rin.L-� �"!i:' b!O 1/0f· �111, .. 111, �JY 11e. it- a n.es Daily -rll'1i 's I A- V1141TJN'6 ' • �r. am! �n. Charte1 Marciplr:p an� famlt)' ylsfted hfr parfntl, Mr. ::11:1d Mrs. yat J{art un,, Wist Shide. Mr. Har\�1\1 fia& beip ill. Mr, a�d Mrs. rJllfp M•ar ·.ifA ugbter and f11l1lly of·Cld llicO� ; \.isi\efMr. and Wra. Wayaie Pr �n qi, Su n !Y .Pi' Qt t�, iD9l�, ;�.ville. end · . an!( ;. · J'Jel'ce visited ev �;.;r " 1 ,- � �n and · r, ly "" ed Suh oy wl tti i:. W. . "lewlpe. �eriina ·•.q� Sam Sl1aon, lf'r!I. s,,m"Hlv By FRED LASSWELi. l:Dd. ttri fl:: 1/Dl'Hcll AT 1-t()ME Vlc�y i,,,n, Ft. Knox, · g;,_, ¥..-.. llob -,�urton I a WCH S-TV Cha-n nel FP1 f •l •=- a, Yloa.t Sasith Hr. and Mrs. Jed Web,ter, Pomeroy, and Mr. •nd Vn. Tom MeGrath, West Shade, were visi,lna Mr. and Mr1. Charles Marcinko and family recenUy. Mr. and Mn. Billy You.n1 tRent the week end with Mr. arid Mn. Lewis Young_ Mn. Edna Stewart, Mre. Ali � Branstrom and Mrs, Mery KibQle visited Mi. and Mrs. David Smith and family recently. Mrs. Lou Louden and family, of ,:oo Record Hop Pennsylvania, visited over the d 7:30 Dick Clark Show week end with Mr. and Mra. Geore:OO Brave Stslllon 4-:00 American . Bandltaud . Frederick. ge Bea.-et To :� Leav.:. 8:30 5:30 Rin Tm Tin Charles and Tom Mareinko and She, WP.It Lawrence lf:OO G:00 San Francisco Bel!:t Dave Goodwin were business viit0:00 Jubilee, U., � A • ,:,,0 Your EssO R.portt•. ilors in Colum bus recentIY , New.: -Minute Up-To-The :OO n 8:40 Weather Teller Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock , lleport Sporti O l : 1 • &45 John Daly New.t v isited Mr. and Mrs. Sammie· Hair'. 1 : IS Late Show 7 : 00 Buddv �f 1ueber Show den. '1:?ll Walt lJisney Pre�ent1 Mrs. Janice Davis and Polly . ""'-..� ff 8:30 Man From Blackhawk Dural ape'D.t a d1y in Parkerllhqrc l2 :00 The Bia Picture 9:00 77 Sqnset Slrip , recently 2:SO John Hopkins FIie 10:00 The Defectives JohnnJe Relbel and Johnnie Jf!l• 1 ;00 Coll�,1u� ?j"e.ws Cl:!nfJr�_nce 10:30 Black Saddle zer spent Monday evening with ,r. t :30 Nat10DJI �1(:; �..u \ on and Mrs. Wayne Prinee. 11 .00 'ne N""W 'tnnight Mystegt. �Uate 2:00 Weather Mr. and Mra. D,na M11ur 11:10 " the of · 3 : 00 Op,:m Hearing Chillicothe . '. visited with hie broth•1te� 1 . , � _ t': � :i: 3 :30 The Answer er, Mr. and Mrs. Otie Masur. · -..-Y�" · t,:00 ij;ka Clt�e Show Hr.s• ..LeQta Ferrell and Jtre4 of 4Y30 &merlt,n Arts Trio Midw'ay, Ohio, spent a few days t1 �atly'..l;' Funday Funnies � 1 with Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Hensley . · 0:30 ,1 Soc1al--.ecur1ty • t:00 Badge a.id Bu Hets Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Larkin.I vi s-· J l .00 Eddie Seacrist Show 5 : 45 TBA ited her parents, Mr. and M rs: V lrd:00 · People's ChQic,. 12 · 00 Robfn Hood giJ Wemsley, Cheshire. 6:30 Sporls Hi11hllgbts 12:30 Li'l Rasd1ls Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stout sftnt '7:00 Tr11ckdown l ::JO Gray Ghost Friday evening with Mr, and 2:00 Studio Wrestling 7 :30 l...verick Norman Weber. 8:30 Lawman 3:00 I9(W Pro Bowl Game Mr. �i:ic\ �{S. Bert Sh umway a � d. 3:30 f IH9 ''Pto i=ootball Rwicw- dtfO , 'fht. Beoel " , � • . .. . daughter; ·l(n. - -\p tha Hunter,� intl! 4:0() " 1909 Miller High Life Open 9:;,(l The A!'isk11nl daugll(Jr. �oily, Eunic e Spr� ue, 10:30 Johnny Stace�� 4 :30 Sports Thrills of 1959 Corl Swan and ?fell Bl1ln! were 1 1 :00 The Nt-ws TO!lfa:ht S:OO Fill Films 4111'1er pe1ts of Mr. aJW!5:45 America'& Newsreel Album ft :fO Lale Show Mr1. tiave Y1teJ and ' Anna S'fan. I . Mrs. Donald Polly and daug�tet. i . •. ... ---- .:�ALL "t IX>· LOAF ANJ::> I '", r . ., .;'. �� ' ' I LOOl<,. .O.T ME -•­ i rM JUST LOAFING I JWI> GeoFING OFFHA, HA, HA ! . 15 GC>Of' · OF!= AND GO FISHING AND SNOOZE-• HA, HA -'- WHY TELL 1,11M ALL TH AT ? B7 EBNIB BIJSIIIIHJU IT BURNS HIM lJP··· •·· IN TME WINTER HE'S MY I TRU�Ni OFFlq:R f\l· .a'f­ A.l..4! . . :55. . ..� 11 .,. . " �it' "Ji7ffl■ . . and -llll PM ll AII 1 · tliPI --. Fl W� W ' water■'�� 9 nd were'� II••� lo hlyo· ™cb!'lf lheir high mut.i todar and the end of heavy raini gaVe ·added hope to re�e worbn. Four P,1na-n1 ..,-ere drowned ln the Dunajec River ,,,,_.,_ GIORGI WONl)IJ 'Z ? :ii KA!f_[ Fl-. �T rHti COWIT 0/1 :r4rl/l! NEW HOME Now $1 895 t�t •�:!0 = OH. IB;_ ITS PfITTCTLY ALL RIGHT TO STEAL T'HEII Ju,t For You Ne,ra 8eJdllnea l'UM: l"or You NII•• IM For You Callin, on Pt. Ple,,1ant Ne4'i He■dllne1 MIiiie Go Round Nm lluic Go aoutlCl 6:00 Ne• HMdlinet 4-:()t M�ic Go Aeund 4 Local Nnn 4:- Xualc Go Round 1:00 lueball lcortJ. 5:05 lluaic Go laund S:IO New lltlidllnes 5:11 lluaic Go Rould 5:48 Complete :New, a,,und-up 6.00 CroW'• StMt Kouae Soy.n4 •l the 60't 1:SO Mews Headline■ 11:32, Evenin, lnterludill 7:00 News Headllnel 7:Q2 .tventnt Interlude 7:SO · Nft'I Headllnel '7:32 8Ud:01t11 8erenld.a .8:00 SI� Off 12:30 l:00 1 :ltz. l :IO l:at 2:11) 1!f10 S:02 3:30 Cha11n•l a ... S·._.ln · -� �-,i.,; • r -.:: ·r·I '. ---==- --- - wt1 HOUS E PAINT ::-::=== ,,o Channel 8 - Fri ay TRIPLE-KO--T£ PROFESSIONAL PAINTER . . / _:__ $ (Mond•t - F,l.y) Sign On Gueat St11r News RFD New, HeldllnN Brealdut Party Pickem Hardware Show Breakfast Party N11w1 Headlines Sporta Report Bre1liltt Puty News Bre1kf11f. Party New, Headllnea Breakfast Party News Breakfut Party Coffee Time Swap Shop News Headline. Mornina: Oevotlonr Radio Hymnal News Ht1d.linN Country Hoe Down Farm TUme Racine Jubilee Noon New1 .:::::....:.:.::....::,�'-:--=:-;::::;:;--:;-- -;.;�----,,-;�-- - 00 ICU R P 1 N P AI HtLPS -- . . 1 8 ) Auto Soles ---=:-:: ------ -··· 0:30 l0:00 \0:30 1 1 :00 t l :30 12:00 12 :30 1 :00 3:00 5:30 EBLI N COAL CO. - - . Channel 3 - $.qturday . LAST ONLY UNTIL AUG. 31st or 9 =� � � �/ ::: Special Summer Prices On Lump - Egg - Nut aad Stoker Coal Notice el 3 (h C.O A L ! RAY'S LAKES Employment Wanted ., YlllOW P,IGES z, Legal ..,,,_,.,,,===,-,,=.,._:-:==,.,... Channel 3 ·· Fridar See the • WMI'() Daily Pro,,-a Schedule 28. 1960- 7 WS'AZ.-TV C hon nel WA r-.l T A CLEANER ? ' -- July IL58 8:00 8: 15 6:00 Home Run Derb, 0:30 6 .30 Ne•Y& Picture 7:00 ' : 45 Sports Roundup 8:00 Youn,i Or. Malone 7:02 8:55 W1!al herr.118 t 8:3f) FromiThue Hoot., 7:30 i:00 Qµltedy Flay.hOllN 7 : 00 Saturd.-y Nigiit Jamboree 7:413 1:30 Ad'Venlure Time 7 :30 Bonfi!nza 1:00 !S:00 .::,teamboat Hlli 8 : 30 Th e �8n and the Chal hfngto 8: 02 ei:30 Gi&M Kid 9:00 The Deputy 3:0l5 , 6:QO M111sjc in the Round 9:30 World Wide 60 8:30 0:15 Jim Thacker Show 8:35 6.26 Wealhercast 10 :30 'Man :.-'rom Interpol A•OO 3:30 New1 Pictu�e 1 1 :00 Ne ..·,i Headlinea 9:02 6:45 llunlley Brinkley Repon l L IO W �.ithercast 9 :30 1 1 : 15 Shockw-11tch 7:00 Pioneers 9 :35 1 : 00 Sign Off 7:30 Cimarron City t0:00 8:30 Wichita Town I0 : 15 9·00 Play Your Hunch lOJlb 9;30 Masquerade ,Party Qftft .J- UftllGJ 10:32 10:00 Moment or Fear l0:t5 H : 15 Sign On U :00 News Peadliuea \ 1 :00 1 1 :30 - . This is the Life 1 1 : J O WeatJ-.ereast 1 1 :02 I 2 :00 TV C hapel 1 1 : 15 Jai:->. Paar Show 1 1 :29 1"2:30 Industry on Parade 11 :30 11__�---- I 1 2 :45 Inside Sports 0_ � ;•:..• __s.c ·no '._ 12:00 1 :00 Lab 30 1 M�vietim n"ope · __ I� �'11 "'· · · i:4:i s}gn On (9o ) Morine Suppl ie ....."' O .• 7 A-s TAE �ci:s UF COMl{ACi'E , . ZWV15 WOl«U­ ' FA� PRJZf• WIMN1Ni1 (CM­ ro,;rr10fj ECljO t J FAlNTLt j:,tOM .t A t'l�TANT HAN'"'.p.R ON •1"Hf 11"11' AJI( �lfr,ir,:..! ••• .. !.,. • .•._. I 1,. ,··• l'­ ' -,�• .· ' .. . .. �I FOR SALE 8-!>aDy Sefttlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 29. 1 960 WANT ADS 1:.egol Notices RIVER REPORT , ILACK CATI? Thunday Hold• Picnic Former Residents The Sun1hlne Clan ol the lb I GIIEENWOOD, Jnd. UPI - A Melhodi,t Ch rch held their 1 17-yeer-old boy wbo had been fi�­ Announce Marriage son annual family plenic 1t the New I lni his 16-year-old lirlfrlend I cheat wllh 1tolen •� fil• Of Their Daughter lla\leo Park Thursday eveninl{ . , hope red the couple wouldn t need BUDGET of Or•... Township u #Mlfl Coun,ty, Ohio Olflu &f tho 1,oard of TntttMI of 0r•f191t Townsh ip, July 1 5-, 19'0 u PEACHES. See Cris Fruth I To Tho County A�ltof': A potluck dinner was served to plaellc eat, on their honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Buckland, up­ on 18.2 Montiomery· G,u'" Maaon, W. Va. 7-29-6tc The Bo.ard or Ttuateea of u.id FOB CONSISTENT DEPEND.ULB UJiULT8 farmer residents of Muon, are an­ the followini Mrs. Ulllan Shuler per, 9.3 on lower, 5 feet open; Gal­ noundna the marria,:e of their and children Job.n 1nd Aud ey He tool the cat.a back lo the 1tore an­ ill submit.a hereby Township r ; from which they were 1lolen, uked BATES nual Budget for Lhe year commenc­ lipoli1; 19.2 on upper, 10.2 on low­ daughter, Sandra Ann, to David A. Phylli1 Batey, Mrs. Muri McGee, for I refund and WH arrested. un I 5'. 1 23: Lo<:k open; er, feet. 3 S in,: January 1st, 1960 for conaider­ , cent, pu went. one l ntertion. M.loil'IUn'I chare e - 60 cente. Gwlnn, son of Mr. and Mn. A. N. Mrs. Russell Capehart, Mr. �nd -upper, 10.3 on lower, closed off. G w inn of Huntington. e et1ot, per WOJ d for three o<8ieOllU.ve ...Uona. Com­ iBud&:el County the of ilhon SU Mrs. William Fry and sons B1ll.Y 1 � I04TI ANO MOTOb Condition or Mov,ble Lec:b: 1..,,s1on SpviaJ - or,e mocth foe 30 cen, J per 111ora.. m Mark· Mr, and Mrs. Cecil and and -. whla. � lllf, M.t All dams are up and closed off 13 The Bucklands now reside in Smith .Ce�lli• and Duid; Mr. and fvll rate •f 4 centa per word will be ooar&ed for advertlalnt: Robinson, Nin., polltan MIO L through 23: Kanawha River dams Hunungton where the wedding Mr8. Lester Zerkle, Clalldiil and d not paid vntibin 10 day, .aner r�vinJ bill. Town1hlp Clerk are on the sill. St., Po,nerey. Phene WY � look plat'e on July 12 with Rev, Ce­ Jennifer; Danny Harbour, Dale Erroni io AOYerti� - Should be repo-tf'd �mrn«-diately. The 1aoo.oo Fund General 1 1 -14-tfc Ohio R iver Bo■b: Oownbound: cil Jones officiating. f)aily Se11:unel wlll oot be responsible .for more than one lDCot· Justis, Mr. and Mn. Ralph E. War­ 0000.00 Lock 8; Walter C. BeckJord, 3 am., ·r�rmanenl lmp. red irwertioo Board of lle.alth 000 00 1 1-:5; Allea:heny, 8: 30 am, 0- 1 l ; ' The new Mrs. Gwinn allended ner, David and Susan, Mrs. Geo. ca.-d of Tt:.aob a nd Special Nob.cea of Ew11ltl $LUO. ObitUAr!111 7400.00 Lock 12: Ranger a l 8 am, 1 -0, Lock W<1hama High School , graduated Carsou. Beverly, Eddie and lhc­ Total 1 4 1 For I-- · - -- · - kie. published al l u·11 per word. G•nenl Fund: 1 4 : Mr. Criss, 6 : 30 am, 1 1 -0: Lock from Huntington High School and HOUSE; THREE ROOMS ,BATH. Receipts: 3 DAYS i DAY �70HDS ,., DAY:S I MO. 16: Capt. Harrison. 5. 4 5 am, 0-5; attended Marshall College. Mr. E X PORTS INCREASE Richard Fisher, Monkey Rm 1, Balance, January 1 . I� 60c 90c � $4,.aQ uf Huntington at 10.35 pm, 20· Gwinn is a graduate of Huntington City UPI -The Com• WASHINGTON Pomeroy. 61 25 I $1 .20 60< $ 1 . 911 '8 00 1248.02 O ; Northern, I :35 am, 10-tl; Lork High School and lhe Ma11sachuselts for 1 958 25 7:k $ 1 .50 $2.� 2484.27 18: Albert F. Holden, 2:55 am, 0-16 Lnslitute uf Technology. He is em­ rnerce Department reports that $7.50 For 1 9� commercial exports in the first 2683.40 Lock 19: Helen For l 9ti0 EH.illT ROOM HOt.JSJo.:, two {o, Adi recenred by lO A.M wiU � in that day a 12 :30 am, 0-2, ployed al the MIT Atomic Reacler. half of 1960 were the highest since 2000 00 Lucy Jane Lucas, 2:M am, 1-0; for 1 961 room apanments. A. N . .tM;ingeI . The couple will reside in Cam- Lhe Sue:i: troubles in 1957 lifted Pb.One WY2-3272, 1 1-2 Uc General Property Tax: Lock 23: Beaver, 1 2 :45 am, 1 -0. --U. S. exports to a record hiKh. ·-Mass. bridge, llG'l.23 for 1 95B • Upbound: I...oc!k 2:7: I. F. Frieunfurniahed ROOM HVE 19ar I · 1684.72 For 1 959 , I F0 J{ I) 1 1,-',t TON Truc k. All berger, 2 : 1 5 am, 16-0, Lock 23: Hel­ I I I Notices menl wltb bath and shower, 92(1.49 en z, 2:05 pm, 0-5; O VEC at 8: 15 for 1 960 new tires and 111olur. Lluod cull• garbage digpoaal unlt, newly 1700.00 .am, 14-6. For 1961 d1L1on. Phom.i A. N. Dengel, redecl•rated. Phone WY 2-533&. Salh Tax W Y2-J:l72. 7-27-Jlc 7-7-lfc K,n1wh1 River Bo•1s: Winfield: 200.00 For 1 958 Br Miu Lucy Klbbt• I 54 J 10NTIAC sak S4Q5 Clucftain Jerry Bosworth down al 7: 40 pm, 300.00 1959 f'or No Llmll ---· -,..--,--;---c --and Mrs. William W. Hysell Mr. Deluxe 4-door. Tlus one can't N EW l!niurnl1hed deluxe apart­ 150.00 2-0. For 1 960 Take All You Calth Mr. and Mrs. Worthington, of be be.it at this pm·� Voes every 300.00 ment, air conditioned. Phone For 1 96 1 Wes Deems of Marion, and Mrs. CASH PRIZES thmg but !!'.ll up and beg. Vou"JI WY 2-5141. 7-21-12tc Cigarette Tax lv.11 Singers of Chester were here really like 1t. ::iee for yourself. Live Bait, Sh.ttller House, 1 29.94 For 1� dul"ing the past week guests of · bedrwm two furnished NICELY Sealed by received be will bida Karr and V.11n Zam.:t, Pomeroy. Picnic Tables 1 67 .06 Jo'or 1 959 Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Marks. apartment. Phone WY 2-3874. ' For 1960 the of sale the tor undenigned the 7-27-3tc None 7-23-6tc 193.00 Aulie M.lllhone reaidence located For 1961 Paul Childers and tamlly and at BOO Eut Main Street, Pomeroy, Inheritance Tax • ORDER YOUR WINTER COAL TODAY - SAVE! C. C Hamilton of PhHo spent 53 PONTIAC sale $J05. Chieftain Athens 8 Mlles East None Ohio. St!aled bids muat be present• Thursday here with Mr. and Mrs. For 1958 2-door. Herc JZ' real s,m ngs for . 4 HOOM house and bl!.&ement 310 On South l:anaan lload For 1 959 J3ll.67 ed on or before August 1st, 1960, Oren Childers. C ondor St . , Pomeroy. Call WY 2· you Ill a solu:J i·ar. A good deJust OU Route 50 None at 10:00 o'clock a. m. The Eucu­ For 1 960 3859 7 26 6te H. E. Kibble and daughters Mil­ pendabl4t Job. A stc.11 or a deal. tor, Clyde G. Mill hone, will con­ 1001 For J,0.00 dred and Forrest were in Rod;:­ Karr & Van Zandl, l'umeroy. REFRIGERATORS to rent $6.00 POMEROY, OHIO aider accepting bJdi for properly Intangible Tax bridge Friday lo see Mr. and �rs . BOUND ANU SQUARE DANCE. 1 7-27-3lc month. We deliver .and keep Jn under­ The basis, in.tallment an lM.34 For 1959 NEW TIPPLE LOCATION - IIOUTE 33 Charles Donaldson. Saturday 111gh1, July 30, from I gervice. Phone Ewings Store, Personal Tax signed re&erves the right lo re­ or Cross Frank Mrs and Mr. 9 : 30 to 1 2 . JO at Pomeroy Mou8e 1· { ) For Sa le ¼ Mlle Beyond Fairground ('-r1Mrl1 .Prlnce11 rat CMI Co.} WY 2-2660, 7-28-Btc For 1 958 140.03 jet any and all bids. Zephyr Hills, Fla, were recent Lod11:e AH Mouse membeu and Crow, crow & Porter RH. Phono WY.2--6270 Mino Phon• WY,2-601' For 1 959 3"3.32 guests of Mr. and Mrs. C , H. frien� ( 7J 28, J tp FOUH ROOM ! JO U.St:. $29'71'. Law at Atlorneys 1 1 219. 960 1 For Will rent for $31. Call WY2. Randolph. ( 18 {7 ) 21, 22, 2.1, 2B, 29, 30, 6lc raltMITE AND PEST cONTRoL l For 1 961 :175.00 629 1 . 7 25 6tc ..,. rain. f'rH lnupec:tlon. ln1ur. irreducible Debt ed bJ N•tllHlwict.. Phona I, 1 FUEL OIL 1'"URNAC£ WITII For 1968 51 .42 large blower, all conlrnl�, fuf'"I HOUSEKEEPfNG J O B $10.00 ,and A. $■nice •Station WY2• For 1959 G l .42 NOTICE Of' APPOINTMENT week. Phone 'IIY2-3323. oil t.a nk. Call WY2-"974. 4-26-tfe 2J66. f"or 1 960 "3.38 No. 11,406 C•H 7 25 6tp 7 25 6tp ror 1961 53.00 E1tete of Harry ·w. Craig, dacH..d . --- ---:- --,-- j ---c--c Finding by State Examiner . -...,.---,---c-:h.avc a complete now (le Notice i1 hereby given that Edna 1827.30 For 1 958 fRAVEL SERVICE I ( you are 1 G AS, FUEL UlL ••d coal fu.r­ L. Craig whose Post Office address Sales and Interest 237.61 ru1ces. Call tor free c�llmates, going to an foreign country is Middleport, Ohio, hH been duly Balance and Receipts Total ore Middleport na11 Abbolt, & 1" r s u the 111 give anywher/ or . · T�Ll!VISION RADIO Al'<D SllALL appointed Executrix of the E8tate For 1 950 4841.M u1 ,i call Ni, service ch11rge, na ! ti·JU·Lfc appliance 111p1lr. Phone Ot11 of Harry W. Cr4ia:, deceased, I.ate For 1 959 M70.80 or Middleport, Meigs county, Ohio. extras. TAWNEY STUDIOS, 42,l McClintock, R1elne, O.',lo. 2-1-Uo E NT SALE __ _ N I G_ S_ N_ _ _O_ __C M 4-025'.38 · For 1 960 Second , Aveoue, <:allipolie, Dated thls 20th day of July 1960. The followlng cons;�ued ..irticles APAh.1'MENTS - &"Ul'Dllhed and For 1 96 1 4773,00 Phom• GI tl-HH� or Gl 6- 1243. F. u. o·enrEN will be 8old at the former Miles Unturnllbed. Melluten. )(Idelle l:11pendlturH: 7-21-lfc • • Judge of t�e Probate C�urt Monument Uuilding, West Main port. Phone WY 2-2082. 2 3 tf General Expense: Pcr110:ial Service Meig.a County, Ohio 1 �l., Hacme, Ohio, flialurday, For l 9� 678.70 (7) 22. 29; (8) 15. 31c MUILLII FUkNACII, WISTING CLffF' bVEHS �11d his String J u l y :iO, 1 960, at LOO P. M. ---=:: For 1 939 700.4 1 Notes will he al t he l'ortland 2 TV �et,1, Radio, a Hcfr1gera- . . HOUSI ■ppllancn. .Arnold I,. For 1 960 249.96 G•sollnt Tax Fund: . thora, lrrtcVII, Ohkt. Phone , Grade Schc.ol, t'r,day, July 29, tou, 4 t:omµlele llccJroum Suites For 1 96 1 650.00 Receipts: ,f'"-11-1 1,tf WY1♦114. dancing u lo J:t, 7-27-3tc 4 Hangers (ElecLric &. Gas), Expcn8e Other Balance, Jan uary 1st - ----- --- - - -Beds, Ki tchen CaOinets, Tablea, For 1938 85.00 2136.26 Por 1 958 "' Chino C,binct. Chuirs. 2 Waoh- AIR COND!TIONl!fG, IIDR!GEJI. For 11ffl9 74.IIO 2828.25 lt or 1959 ers, Desk & Chair, Ur.ver, 2 atlon aer1-·lee. J•Ck'1 Retrl1en• --- - ---c-For 1960 106.7& 552.09 For 1960 Uffi2 FOUD VB t:ustomline 4- dr Breakfast t-icls, G. t:. lro�1 . Magtlon. New H1veh. l'hont TU21961 For 12&.00 1000.00 1981 For Seda11. t,ordomatic, H& H. Good azlne Uack, Sunbeam t'il n, Re0-23·11 Cemeteries: Mowing S537. Gasoline Tax condition $200. Norman Weber, cord Cabmcl, Kenmore Sweepl''or 1 9.58 68.00 7600.00 For 1 958 Long Hullum, uhiu. Y U .5 -:1 271 . ICTIONllll A' er, Lamps (Floor & TahleJ, l'' or 19� +l.00 8000.00 g,59 1 For (7) 28, J lp I Comphtt• hrvlu Singer Sewing Machrne, t.:nd 1''or 1960 100.00 4000.00 For 1860 lradfoNI Crltt 'fa l,iles. 1''or 1 96 1 s-,,.,le -1-;il'k t;p , ,. 100.00 !9M t'01tO \\;i·-,, 8000.00 For 1961 THE FORMULA ON EACH CAN I W,IN, PhoM or Contact M a nv Lighting - 11r 1·1c I cs no I I 1sled one c.irdul_ ow1wr. Low :111.1 eagc. Balance and Receipts Total A. C. BRADrOltD, laalnt, OIi... S: TEJlM t:ASII For 1958 4:W,.O() S l , 4 ".0U. Bl<wttnan, 1 omeroy. 9736.26 For ISM Nol Responsihle for acddents For 1 959 41M°.OO 7-28-flte 1''or 1 959 .lP,$aQ.-15 Bru,he, on easily. Levels smoothly. Hos good hiding. Perfect -� ----- Sale conducted by UHAUfOHD _;. Fo, 19tl0 228.00 4M2.09 For 1960 1 908 MG llu.td.sh'r Sports t:ar . . A U<.:'l'J ON CO., HAC.:lNE, OJIJO. protection. A premium paint at a popular price For 1001 4!50.oo 9000.00 For 1961 Really shari>. !J;l ,7li5.00. lllacl- : Auctioneer: Crilt Uradlord Fire Protedion: Pers. Serv. Cont. lxPtndltur": � �� tuars, Pomeroy. 7-28-6lc Sale Munager: A. t:. Bradford. For 1980 300.00 Road Construction: Pen1. Serv. '7-2S-6tc ' For 1 961 ' 300.00 2340.00 1'"'or l lffift 19M OLDS Su 1wr "88" 4 dr. hud Expens Other e 19159 For 2340.00 lop. Power 11tccrln� and brakes. 1'' or 1938 100. 00 , 902.00 For 1960 One c11re!ul IOl'III owner. Shows I COCKSIIUT'J' 20 THM,�ruu W l l h Irreducible Debt 2340.00 For 1961 plows, di11e, c•1lti\lators and �Jde the best o f urc. $i1,295.00. Bia.etJ>'or 19:.11 111.42 Other Expense tnan, Pomeroy. dres1er1, Good ctmd i�i1.111. lvan 7-211-6tc lleloro 9:30 A.Id. }'or 1 9'9 !H.42 4ll67.99 For 1958 noush, Portlund, Uh11.1, Plionc Mlldl•,.rf WY ,2,� l''cr 1960 52.38 7936.16 For 1959 1 905 IJUICK SJH!Cial 4 dr. sedan. 7-27-Jtc V J 3-2437. Pomo,., WY•24"S For 1 961 33.00 Original black fi11isl1, like new. 3012. 1 1 For 1960 -A GREAT LAKES PAINT OF ANY COLOR 'THERE KAUTZ PQD ITGAI Supplteti Pomeroy. lJSED GARDEN tuctora and mow• �93.00. L:ll11ct1 1111rs, For 1961 0000.00 CIINhr AI ,f'or 1 958 era. notary mower blades shar­ 1 1 .38 Tolll Expenditures '1-28.fitc O R ANY . SURFACE JOR ANY PURPOSE . Y•- 1-2141 f'or 1959 27.14 pened, Cu8tom mowing lind 6907.00 For lHS MAMIU. 111\VICI STATION STUl}EHAK�:H. Extra clean, For 1960 plowing. 13.oti 10,276.16 For 1959 hflW tirl'II, bat•ery and brake1. Miscellancoys G�AVILY TRACTOR 3914. 1 1 For 1960 Gary Oill, Eagle Jtldge, Phone Sales and Service 012 E. Main St. For 1948 5.21 1 1 ,340.00 l'Or 1961 W J 9-2 167. 7•28·3tp Pomeroy, For 1 959 WY 2-2970. Phone 33.25 Balance, December 3 bt lferJ . Da,J lenlofl Le11al Advertising 7-21-tfc - For 1958 2828.2� 00041 Cle111 U"41 Cer1 For 19� 10.49 For 19� 652.09 All Meli., •nd MMtlt GAS Jhrnge like new. For llm9 8.00 For 1960 637,4B I SUN-RAY IMTROPOI.ITAN MOTOIII See at Clyde Van t;ooney, R. COMP°i.liTE IWSUIIANC& PRO For 1960 8.38 Tax Levies and rales lor 1960, _..,. latt Melli It. tection, Lil-. Autt, Fire, Polle. R. No. 2, Pomeroy, Bailey Run For 1 96 1 '12.00 ln Orange Townahlp. Tax Valua­ ,--et, Oha. Coll DoA IIIU., lllddleporl, Workmen's Compensatlon Road. 7-28-3lp MIDDLEPORT, OHIO tion $ 1,344,ffl. CUSTOMER PARKING IN llEAR •JpJ-. For 1�8 70.78 H MERfllHY sale $16Pl5. McdaUrit 40 !\CRES, 0 roam block house, (7) 29, ttc For 1939 Dl>.81 2-door. Pusf: hutton drive, AH dr illed well, full basement, ContribuUon lo Public Emp. 11lent as • souring gull. Phm some co11l and Umher. Con­ Retlremc111 S)'ltem • • • your vac-11lin11 In this BIil "M". tac\ Clyde VnnCooney, · R. R. FOR SALE: IVA BROWN pro­ I For 1960 397.89 It'• ready to go, Karr &. Van No. 2, Pomeroy, Balley Hun perty reduced prlce, 1 room,, For 1 96 1 100.00 Zandt, Pomeroy. 7-27-Ste 7-28-6tp Hoad. bath, 111, hot watflr heat, 2 ear County District Pldi,red 9•1ow I• Our New Service 8ultdl119 B0.1rd or Health down town. �anee. Close 118 OLDSMOBl l,f; ,ale '169G. 118-For 1 968 PIACHIS 702.82 Above hl&:h water. HB Co.Ill St., 2 door Seda n. V8 Hockct engine Now plckln.11 Red Havens. Other For 1�9 826.86 Middleport OUlct fhone WY Z· with standard shirt. Go-Go-­ For 1960 488.,2 var1otic1 !later, New Jluvf11 Or• And We Service Whal We Sell! 5a20, Rea. Phone WY 2·2917, Go In thi11 snappy Olds. The 1'"or 1981 1009' chard. Phone TUrncr 2- 4688, 100 7-19-12tp blly or your JUe. Karr &. Van State ExamlnaUona (7) 2B,'3tc New Haven. Zandt, Pomeroy. 7-27-Stc For 1959 390.ffll usEDruDSoN- Rfi,� R,GERATon. Eledlon Expen,ic 01 CADILLAC 1111lc $1 R95. Hardtop Metered bottled ,gaa servlte Breezy H£ts. Jewell Curl111, · For 1958 1 1 8.88 LIGAL NOTIC. Coupe. The mark of succesa. 7 29 3lp Phone WV. 2-37 16. For 1 960 1�.86 1 , In the Mitter et th.t, OUINllen <so that yo u can heat your home Here'8 your chance lo own Am• For 1961 1 1$,00 1hlp of •ertha M. Cerl, lln lnnm­ erlca '11 llnest al Anwrlc11 's low-­ Adv. Dfll. Land 1�9 _ _ _ _ or brooder ho11ses •L a BARGAINS IN . .88 potent Ponon. eat prlct. A tr11t• value. Karl' .t Total Exp . Gen. Fund C11t No. 11,161 7-27-3tr Van Zandt, Pomeroy. cost lhal will compete with any 1''or 19'8 :l357.28 The following personal property For 939 1 D8 OLDSMOBI U,; 8ale $!005. 8821187.40 belon&lng lo the ealate of Bertha t;,pt or fuel! For 1960 2057.88 4 door Sedan. IJt'l!UIUul two tone M. Carl, an IPcompetnt �n. For 1961 Be the first to enjoy lhia mo­ blue. Power atoerlng and power 2906.00 will be sold by the undenl1ned , al COAL FURNACES br1ke1. A quHl11y car. Truly a public aucUon, al the l1t.e rt1l­ D■l■nce, December 31 ·dern method of' heaUn1 : _ see For 19� Silea 20-22-24'' 24114.2'1 1ood value, K1rr &. Van Zandt, dence ol sa id Bertha M. Carl ln For 1 9:59 Pomeroy. 2683.40 7-27-3t(' BLOWERS ua now! Harrisonville, Ohio, on the 12th For 1960 1967.)0 day of AU1tusl, 1980, and ccntlnue Oil & Gas Conversion U nill1 For 1961 1888.00 from d1y lo day thmaf�r until See Our_ �mplele Line Of all the property ii told. "Sale to Llcen" Tu Pund: RHelpti: commence al 1 :00 p. m, Weallnghouae Store Balance!! J•n uary 1Bl '7 dozen Jrutt jan, 3 1allons lard, 0 Ph•ne WY 2"'314 SyracuH, O. For 1908 2888.96 ' M1yt11 l atove, cook t coal For 19G9 1630.JS With "Picture Frame" Styllngs I w111her, 1 lawn mowier, l' roll brick For 1960 1128.03 odel Hot Point fhrngc. 30 sldlnlil'., 1 step ladder, 1af'd11n tools. l it&> M For 1981 1 1 00.00 ranee, rtappan cbalrs, six and table lnch ovc,1, ovcir timer ind cloc:k M. V. L,iccnsc Tax refrl1erator, Prtced reaionably. Phone WY 2- s•s heater, l'rllidalre For 1958 306 1.3'1 medloine '1·28-Slc electric aktllet 11\d mixer, 3873. For 1939 3067.31 cabinet, chtrT)' cupbolrd. and con­ For 1960 None tenta1 2 amall c90�•"9 lron,lna: h For 1D61 3200.00 bed 1tool, amilJ board and lron, iJ. Recelpta and S.lan� ,te.;:irlc: IWNper, Total -_nd dreuer, Fo, IIIM 5740.23 Impala Convertible Warm 'M.ornlni ,ton, Jivin1 room . 18119 'o, • 4687 .44 •mall and rut 1ulte, 1 o x 12 wool � cu. In. V-8 motor. '1\ltboFor 1960 1 1 28.03 elec­ 1 �dlo, lamp. 1 tlOQf 1 ru1s, Wrial,1 91, � idldfl trans., power steerln,1 and 1961 For '300.00 uit clock, I rotklna chatn. 1 sew­ -=--fii,pe, beauHrul wttlte finllh lnl! maclllne, 1 1tudlo couth, 1 bed lxpmdlhlrN: 2 bedroom, 1utom1llc heal, wt� bi.ck top and red Interior complete, 11 dre.an1\ 1 •tand, 1 Road constr uction city water. Price f9500, no .. Enjoy 1Wnmer at ltl bc1t. Perman(!nt Improvement■ 9 ,c 12 wool 1'\llt 3 Mdroom con­ • down payment, f80.00 per For 19D8 41 10.10 lle. auto'mob Dodie 11M8 tents, monlh, pay 111,e rent. For 1MB SMO.t-1 r LANA o. GIBS6N, Ou1rdlan Expenditure, Tol■l E1taie Now Heat Your Hom, ·or and of the Person •' For 1� ' 110.10 or Bertha M. Oarl, •n ln• 9G& 1 For 3&119 41 · . competent penon. For l NO 1 128.03 A. C. Bndford1 Audlonter Balance, December 31st PHOIII WY t,2709 CROW. CROW & PORTEii, 1880.ll For 1958 7•11,lln'C Attorneys [or GuArdlan, 1 128.011 For IIISD ('I). ,28; (8l 5, 10, lie SUOE BUESCHER Trombone. In good condition. Phone TU 2 2651 H.arlford, W . V1. 7-23-61 p • -.... Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Rent ... "' PHONE WY-2-2 1 57 l • '• ....,. FISHING I Reedsville Society Events --- I GREAT LAKE S Legal Notices (20) Business ServicM I �=-=cc- __ ·---,- 1 WHITE SPECIAL s39a Call Dkt Sttmtt •M ,­ l _,. ,,aoAJII, ....... ---·---:,:( 2 1 ) Real !:stat� IS • • (20b J Insurance Per Gol. ROWL EY � R E E D Q U t,L I T Y RUT LAN D F U RN ITU RE HA R DWA R E Here • SINCE i884 To $erve 1 4 Yeors I n Bottled Gos ·-·- - - - ... NEWt Legal Noti¢es T - You! -- - • - · U11d Heating Equipment . ------------- ARNOLD'S WARM MORNING GAS HEATERS -- • For Sale ot Jungle J�_ o,r �uction l{p\lPy t>oody Sh,9"1 Ruff '• Redd)' e'iow' Fury Cin:us Boy Roy Rogers Show Do\l(n on the Farm Saturday 'ffleater Baseball True Story POMEROY OTOR CO. . VALLEY LUMBE R 6 SUPPLY Amoo:.,;...;_�...,_, Rutl-n d, :-Ohio R.E s&:;.lff'U ---:--...,�---'---FURN D lri,.J ... ____ ::::..::..:.l.ft :... l..:RUT ____ ..: ____ � =..:.. ":...::::....:. :.:.__ .. Brooder Hou111 ond Save l 11 ' • ' � .;,J,¥ "7'l,•�-''1i!f;:!;f, � � . ng 8Qfl ...../lm Soc ial Eve.nts 6:00 Meet the Preas 8:30 Sunday News Picture / :,op OverJand Trail i:•oo I M)U!lc o\j lce 9 S 1 0�� �;:{ta ��:r,g s:iow 1 0:30 Peaple An Funny 1 1 :20 News Headlines 1 1 : 10 Weathc.:-cast 1 1 : 15 Nitewatch 1 :00 /;ign Off t,nt nd l.. \.· '• • i·. • �- �.U. ' : v·- 1111lvJ GJ : ' 6i-OO Ch\ --- WHTN-TV Chc:ann,t, 13 .1 13 - friday Ch (lftft91 T:30 ·Perry M a,oo • Alive 8 ,'IO . wanted-De�· 1:JO Tbe Brl,:hte1'lDay 11:00 Mr. Lucky · 1:15 Thf Secret S or m o-so Have Guh, Wlll trave;1 e:::io The Edge or Night u.oo Gunsmoke J:fO Tl)f 'J'llnff �t6oger !0:30 Not For Hire t:00 Arthur J, Smith-New, 1 1 - 00 , . 1s 1 Q'clock News !: 1 5 A I.og!i ll• thl" W•atlf.. · •:� ,>�: · .- , h-:8 � •' l,e ' 6:25 'TV �Wllnf . C.'l inl;c 1:30 Arnot 'r..' AM,- ·' , > tr cl '7 :00 Highway Patrol · ,. '1:30 Rav,hid111 -):(lo f<ev. •llatt!iHFI · 8:30 Hotel de Paree 1:30 American at Wort 9:00 Video Vi)tage ,::15 dh'rla..n Sclen�e , 9:30 Dec('fflb@r Bride ! 0:00 Air Foree' Scraj)boolr, \0:00 Twllight Zone iU:30 Camera 3 10:30 Penon to l'erson 1 1 : 00 Dig Picture 4:00 News 11 :30 R:F'D, USA l]. : 10 A Look at the Weather l2:00 RJv El wood Glbi. 11: l J Theater 13. 12:30 Comedy Time -----� , 1 : 15 Baseball Leacloff or - <· ,·· ••t;; · • r-i--·•< B:00 Cai,tain Kangaroo 8:00 Qur Gan11: Comedies 10:00 IJe,ckle and Jccltle C .rlun lP:io Miabt Mouse Playhouse 11:00 11te. Lona: Ranger 1 1 :80 Jet J.11ckson l2JOO st.,'11'·1n1 • ., Ul:30"° ,· 1..-J!rlomt'11J::4ll il!UebaJI ..te11doff 1�,M ' rn�n _. 3:30 A\}S�, Movie M atinee 4;45 �lean Album ;, .. . gfri"i;t l",ity. . P•rtr '. •.f; t- a.. �•i!it •••lrol : ., t ��"O. .' if . • v. I,- RliA"U(ilS BlllTAIN · '· Aday 1 :25 4:00 4;�0 '5:00 J:30 6 : 00 6:30 7:00 7 :.3{) 3:09 �:eo 9·3Q to- nn �,seball Comedy Time Rev. W illard Wlleo1 Oral R ·;erts F11ee the Nation FYI Twentieth Century Lassie Dennis the Menace The Ed S u!Uv1n Show neral li:)ecbic Theat... �Ire� li{t beo� PN�ntl cv I n �nnecitteut . ¥f Lilt�? l\111, , l'!ewi , • , ..,., 11 · ""· ,,hill ID;t Ii.: II: J. -�!<•• WASHNG'l'ON UP - The State Depar_tment haa aaured Britain it wm be 1iven advance w1rntnJ of any reconnaiaance flight& by 1· ,..J *" Ch1111nel 13 '."' Saturday w J Spe<l.al iii ., pl�nes lf<>m--r.:11, t"31<Dd. The deplrtm1nt ThUf!ljay it lfO!led o�t -� •� ment "th'9 week "in -1M!1f&ctpty 111formal ialb" with Brlt11h Ambu. bdor '• Sil!- llirold Caccia. ••14· --- - ···==--------�--- --·-- CVBLY - ·- · .,,,,, a/$/l/t 4· WIW4.Y KAfOE - ;;;;;;;:-;;;.,.!!Jli!�':I .;;;- ;;; rc.:r ,� ,v. r = 'Jl/,. E.. H , lr11t11Y!!JThe Tt The llp .. ' Minu te Mason County N EWS 10 AM la�Ur 'o1 eol,aqnbus wee� -;'-1'1!i:•�nc:.lft!n� . iJiitd�erJ: f; �llcllne '8\'· !ral w� •lth . bl•', frp,\d;�eritl m Lancuter, Po� �ilt an;:J 1', t;d �ttv Dent spent la1t� · k at lt■ l-}ilv�ille W'itb 'ct\t!lir iister, �.11. t)oh'ni story. Mr .and )(rs_ Pamel Conrad of AQlanda and Harold Brenr 1Pd Janie visited Mt. and Mn. S, IA. Rainie.A. Mra. Lou Louden and family 1pent a few daya with lln. ·Doriel Larkins. -Pvt. Johnnie Hensley of Fort Knox, Ky., spent the week erid with hi11 p1rent.s,. Mr. and Mrs. Georee Heruiley. 'lbe reception for the put.ore: of the . local eburebes had a lar1e attendance. Hirold Brewer 111 employed i n ' Galion. 01,.·· Mr. and_ ?it:rs. Milford Luce, Cleve land, Is_ �lilltin �rs.: Nell Aaymond Lafku11 lt:rt Mo da, for Cimp Meade, Md., where e JI sUI tlon!d. Ronme ReynoIda: eroy, Ip!!n� the week P.d fltt�, �8 broi•e�, Kenhy · _. n °C9nnolJ1. - 1i>ent a week _W� with his sis.ter, Mn. Bob Barber. Fay �rt, C�im,, spent • �• dl)'I #ll b her - arandmot�er, IWn. Nellie �nart. · Porn -- �Jill'. .\Ji ;· '�a �mii •· week Sp-a1:ust Church } fogle s Clo$S Holds Me•stitna . �i,;- ��!!.,�lllif � �•'!? .\li��!'l' "-� , NANC, · � , The Eagles Cllss' ·or the Syr;• euse Methodist Ch urch held their rea:ular monthly meeting Thursd&» evening in the church recreation rooms. Devotions were led by Mrs. Herbert P:arker. 'l'roy 17,willlnlf, pr'eaidenl, was in eharge of the b usinefl!I meetins· d1.1ring which Ume tt was voted to buy an elec­ tric ice cream freezer. It wa de. cided to sponaor an ice cream so­ cial on the chi.lrch lawn Friday, July, 29. A Wiener roa1t was enjoyed at the conel uslon of the meeting. Attending were Mr. and Ml'I. Paul Kloes, Eleanor Robson, Mr1. Carl Henlqa:, Robert Flana11n, M'r. 1 •nd � Herbert · Parll:llr, an't) Mn. Cal'l'Oli Norris, Mr. and y::r� 'troy zww1n1,·· tlr; and . Hrs. John Sauvaae, lir. and' Mn-., Franklin r.er, Na�y Parker, )Mar'JorJe rin.L-� �"!i:' b!O 1/0f· �111, .. 111, �JY 11e. it- a n.es Daily -rll'1i 's I A- V1141TJN'6 ' • �r. am! �n. Charte1 Marciplr:p an� famlt)' ylsfted hfr parfntl, Mr. ::11:1d Mrs. yat J{art un,, Wist Shide. Mr. Har\�1\1 fia& beip ill. Mr, a�d Mrs. rJllfp M•ar ·.ifA ugbter and f11l1lly of·Cld llicO� ; \.isi\efMr. and Wra. Wayaie Pr �n qi, Su n !Y .Pi' Qt t�, iD9l�, ;�.ville. end · . an!( ;. · J'Jel'ce visited ev �;.;r " 1 ,- � �n and · r, ly "" ed Suh oy wl tti i:. W. . "lewlpe. �eriina ·•.q� Sam Sl1aon, lf'r!I. s,,m"Hlv By FRED LASSWELi. l:Dd. ttri fl:: 1/Dl'Hcll AT 1-t()ME Vlc�y i,,,n, Ft. Knox, · g;,_, ¥..-.. llob -,�urton I a WCH S-TV Cha-n nel FP1 f •l •=- a, Yloa.t Sasith Hr. and Mrs. Jed Web,ter, Pomeroy, and Mr. •nd Vn. Tom MeGrath, West Shade, were visi,lna Mr. and Mr1. Charles Marcinko and family recenUy. Mr. and Mn. Billy You.n1 tRent the week end with Mr. arid Mn. Lewis Young_ Mn. Edna Stewart, Mre. Ali � Branstrom and Mrs, Mery KibQle visited Mi. and Mrs. David Smith and family recently. Mrs. Lou Louden and family, of ,:oo Record Hop Pennsylvania, visited over the d 7:30 Dick Clark Show week end with Mr. and Mra. Geore:OO Brave Stslllon 4-:00 American . Bandltaud . Frederick. ge Bea.-et To :� Leav.:. 8:30 5:30 Rin Tm Tin Charles and Tom Mareinko and She, WP.It Lawrence lf:OO G:00 San Francisco Bel!:t Dave Goodwin were business viit0:00 Jubilee, U., � A • ,:,,0 Your EssO R.portt•. ilors in Colum bus recentIY , New.: -Minute Up-To-The :OO n 8:40 Weather Teller Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock , lleport Sporti O l : 1 • &45 John Daly New.t v isited Mr. and Mrs. Sammie· Hair'. 1 : IS Late Show 7 : 00 Buddv �f 1ueber Show den. '1:?ll Walt lJisney Pre�ent1 Mrs. Janice Davis and Polly . ""'-..� ff 8:30 Man From Blackhawk Dural ape'D.t a d1y in Parkerllhqrc l2 :00 The Bia Picture 9:00 77 Sqnset Slrip , recently 2:SO John Hopkins FIie 10:00 The Defectives JohnnJe Relbel and Johnnie Jf!l• 1 ;00 Coll�,1u� ?j"e.ws Cl:!nfJr�_nce 10:30 Black Saddle zer spent Monday evening with ,r. t :30 Nat10DJI �1(:; �..u \ on and Mrs. Wayne Prinee. 11 .00 'ne N""W 'tnnight Mystegt. �Uate 2:00 Weather Mr. and Mra. D,na M11ur 11:10 " the of · 3 : 00 Op,:m Hearing Chillicothe . '. visited with hie broth•1te� 1 . , � _ t': � :i: 3 :30 The Answer er, Mr. and Mrs. Otie Masur. · -..-Y�" · t,:00 ij;ka Clt�e Show Hr.s• ..LeQta Ferrell and Jtre4 of 4Y30 &merlt,n Arts Trio Midw'ay, Ohio, spent a few days t1 �atly'..l;' Funday Funnies � 1 with Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Hensley . · 0:30 ,1 Soc1al--.ecur1ty • t:00 Badge a.id Bu Hets Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Larkin.I vi s-· J l .00 Eddie Seacrist Show 5 : 45 TBA ited her parents, Mr. and M rs: V lrd:00 · People's ChQic,. 12 · 00 Robfn Hood giJ Wemsley, Cheshire. 6:30 Sporls Hi11hllgbts 12:30 Li'l Rasd1ls Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stout sftnt '7:00 Tr11ckdown l ::JO Gray Ghost Friday evening with Mr, and 2:00 Studio Wrestling 7 :30 l...verick Norman Weber. 8:30 Lawman 3:00 I9(W Pro Bowl Game Mr. �i:ic\ �{S. Bert Sh umway a � d. 3:30 f IH9 ''Pto i=ootball Rwicw- dtfO , 'fht. Beoel " , � • . .. . daughter; ·l(n. - -\p tha Hunter,� intl! 4:0() " 1909 Miller High Life Open 9:;,(l The A!'isk11nl daugll(Jr. �oily, Eunic e Spr� ue, 10:30 Johnny Stace�� 4 :30 Sports Thrills of 1959 Corl Swan and ?fell Bl1ln! were 1 1 :00 The Nt-ws TO!lfa:ht S:OO Fill Films 4111'1er pe1ts of Mr. aJW!5:45 America'& Newsreel Album ft :fO Lale Show Mr1. tiave Y1teJ and ' Anna S'fan. I . Mrs. Donald Polly and daug�tet. i . •. ... ---- .:�ALL "t IX>· LOAF ANJ::> I '", r . ., .;'. �� ' ' I LOOl<,. .O.T ME -•­ i rM JUST LOAFING I JWI> GeoFING OFFHA, HA, HA ! . 15 GC>Of' · OF!= AND GO FISHING AND SNOOZE-• HA, HA -'- WHY TELL 1,11M ALL TH AT ? B7 EBNIB BIJSIIIIHJU IT BURNS HIM lJP··· •·· IN TME WINTER HE'S MY I TRU�Ni OFFlq:R f\l· .a'f­ A.l..4! . . :55. . ..� 11 .,. . " �it' "Ji7ffl■ . . and -llll PM ll AII 1 · tliPI --. Fl W� W ' water■'�� 9 nd were'� II••� lo hlyo· ™cb!'lf lheir high mut.i todar and the end of heavy raini gaVe ·added hope to re�e worbn. Four P,1na-n1 ..,-ere drowned ln the Dunajec River ,,,,_.,_ GIORGI WONl)IJ 'Z ? :ii KA!f_[ Fl-. �T rHti COWIT 0/1 :r4rl/l! NEW HOME Now $1 895 t�t •�:!0 = OH. IB;_ ITS PfITTCTLY ALL RIGHT TO STEAL T'HEII Ju,t For You Ne,ra 8eJdllnea l'UM: l"or You NII•• IM For You Callin, on Pt. Ple,,1ant Ne4'i He■dllne1 MIiiie Go Round Nm lluic Go aoutlCl 6:00 Ne• HMdlinet 4-:()t M�ic Go Aeund 4 Local Nnn 4:- Xualc Go Round 1:00 lueball lcortJ. 5:05 lluaic Go laund S:IO New lltlidllnes 5:11 lluaic Go Rould 5:48 Complete :New, a,,und-up 6.00 CroW'• StMt Kouae Soy.n4 •l the 60't 1:SO Mews Headline■ 11:32, Evenin, lnterludill 7:00 News Headllnel 7:Q2 .tventnt Interlude 7:SO · Nft'I Headllnel '7:32 8Ud:01t11 8erenld.a .8:00 SI� Off 12:30 l:00 1 :ltz. l :IO l:at 2:11) 1!f10 S:02 3:30 Cha11n•l a ... S·._.ln · -� �-,i.,; • r -.:: ·r·I '. ---==- --- - wt1 HOUS E PAINT ::-::=== ,,o Channel 8 - Fri ay TRIPLE-KO--T£ PROFESSIONAL PAINTER . . / _:__ $ (Mond•t - F,l.y) Sign On Gueat St11r News RFD New, HeldllnN Brealdut Party Pickem Hardware Show Breakfast Party N11w1 Headlines Sporta Report Bre1liltt Puty News Bre1kf11f. Party New, Headllnea Breakfast Party News Breakfut Party Coffee Time Swap Shop News Headline. Mornina: Oevotlonr Radio Hymnal News Ht1d.linN Country Hoe Down Farm TUme Racine Jubilee Noon New1 .:::::....:.:.::....::,�'-:--=:-;::::;:;--:;-- -;.;�----,,-;�-- - 00 ICU R P 1 N P AI HtLPS -- . . 1 8 ) Auto Soles ---=:-:: ------ -··· 0:30 l0:00 \0:30 1 1 :00 t l :30 12:00 12 :30 1 :00 3:00 5:30 EBLI N COAL CO. - - . Channel 3 - $.qturday . LAST ONLY UNTIL AUG. 31st or 9 =� � � �/ ::: Special Summer Prices On Lump - Egg - Nut aad Stoker Coal Notice el 3 (h C.O A L ! RAY'S LAKES Employment Wanted ., YlllOW P,IGES z, Legal ..,,,_,.,,,===,-,,=.,._:-:==,.,... Channel 3 ·· Fridar See the • WMI'() Daily Pro,,-a Schedule 28. 1960- 7 WS'AZ.-TV C hon nel WA r-.l T A CLEANER ? ' -- July IL58 8:00 8: 15 6:00 Home Run Derb, 0:30 6 .30 Ne•Y& Picture 7:00 ' : 45 Sports Roundup 8:00 Youn,i Or. Malone 7:02 8:55 W1!al herr.118 t 8:3f) FromiThue Hoot., 7:30 i:00 Qµltedy Flay.hOllN 7 : 00 Saturd.-y Nigiit Jamboree 7:413 1:30 Ad'Venlure Time 7 :30 Bonfi!nza 1:00 !S:00 .::,teamboat Hlli 8 : 30 Th e �8n and the Chal hfngto 8: 02 ei:30 Gi&M Kid 9:00 The Deputy 3:0l5 , 6:QO M111sjc in the Round 9:30 World Wide 60 8:30 0:15 Jim Thacker Show 8:35 6.26 Wealhercast 10 :30 'Man :.-'rom Interpol A•OO 3:30 New1 Pictu�e 1 1 :00 Ne ..·,i Headlinea 9:02 6:45 llunlley Brinkley Repon l L IO W �.ithercast 9 :30 1 1 : 15 Shockw-11tch 7:00 Pioneers 9 :35 1 : 00 Sign Off 7:30 Cimarron City t0:00 8:30 Wichita Town I0 : 15 9·00 Play Your Hunch lOJlb 9;30 Masquerade ,Party Qftft .J- UftllGJ 10:32 10:00 Moment or Fear l0:t5 H : 15 Sign On U :00 News Peadliuea \ 1 :00 1 1 :30 - . This is the Life 1 1 : J O WeatJ-.ereast 1 1 :02 I 2 :00 TV C hapel 1 1 : 15 Jai:->. Paar Show 1 1 :29 1"2:30 Industry on Parade 11 :30 11__�---- I 1 2 :45 Inside Sports 0_ � ;•:..• __s.c ·no '._ 12:00 1 :00 Lab 30 1 M�vietim n"ope · __ I� �'11 "'· · · i:4:i s}gn On (9o ) Morine Suppl ie ....."' O .• 7 A-s TAE �ci:s UF COMl{ACi'E , . ZWV15 WOl«U­ ' FA� PRJZf• WIMN1Ni1 (CM­ ro,;rr10fj ECljO t J FAlNTLt j:,tOM .t A t'l�TANT HAN'"'.p.R ON •1"Hf 11"11' AJI( �lfr,ir,:..! ••• .. !.,. • .•._. I 1,. ,··• l'­ ' -,�• .· ' .. . .. �. �Dally Sentine� Pomeroy-Middleport, ::----- 0., July 29, 1960 I Hynin Sing Slal.ed • ��=�rn�.�d���rty ,,, e ' l , nd Norri, of Racine will be held ·- ! A� .federated Church Women s Gwld Holds : Sunday at 2 p. m. al the Pomeroy /n juIy party wednesdor f. ve I ··•"'' ' ·;ch11stmas Chmch. East Mu Street . I A Christmas In July party sponsored by the Women s Guild · o f the Federat ed ch u rch was held Wednesday evening at the I church. This party, an annual affair, is give n because at · Christmas tin_ie so man )'. are busy preparin i for Chri�tmas _ and buying gifts for lhe1r own family, relaUves and frien. ds that they have SO lillle time for thOsiP, in far away cou ntr i es who have so little T li e gif t i; are pllcked and sent out and by the tlme they reach their destination it is cJoa� to Chr:�tmas. The in thi s Guil d women feel l h ;,,I Pomeroy, Ohio w11y Ch r istmas i n fv• e11: n fields are not forgollen. TONIGHT . G ' fts. fr n m th ar y we e l W.all Disney'& , ma d e t n t o f our "pac k�- · one eat� h '· DARBY O'G UL AND THE for a bassinet , crib, : ull l en gth LITTLE PEOPLE" single bed and a full length dou- 1 Albert Sharpe - Jan e t Murro · . 11 )a� • d. 11 . k c� n tame ble he d • E 11r &lips pillow quilt. sheet ket n bla . SATURDAY ajamas nighties a nd a rubber p "VICE RAID" •· sent tO sheet. T'tle pac ks w ill ""' M11mie Van Doren an d th e E. & R. church center Ill Richard Cooga n St. Louis, Mo. , and from there - also br sent to a IE-per colony will · "HAVE ROCKET Ill a foreig11 country. WILL TRAVEL" Members al110 broui;: h t h al II I Three Stooges towe le and wash cloth which will be sent to lhe E. & R. church I SUN., MON. ancl TVIS. hom e lor aged a t l i pper SanRobert Loui& Stevem,on's dusky. Gifts were plil�cd on the "SINK THE BISMARCK" baby grand piano, w h ich was cen• tered with large gree n and white . candle on a cotton !:Ja�. sur• GI R LS rounded by pine b r a11�hes inter spcrsed with red Ch r istmas bau• bles an d polnsett l es. Mrs. Fred Blaeltner , president, Rog. $1 .95 i n 1, ? nducted a sho�t business sesAssorted Colors - Sizes to 14 sto n a nd a cont n hut r nn of . $�00 JULY CLEARANCE was ma de lo the chunh hu1ld1ng fund . The _report of th� uommatIng committee was given .11nd olficers for t_hc new . year arc Mn. Dale S_m 1th, pre_11dent; ·M r s. Bl ae ttnar' vice pres,dent ; Mrs . Albert Woodard , senclary and �liddleport Mn. Ch arle� � trau11& , treasurer. It w� s decid en to chan ge the mee tmg s from the fourt h Wed• ' MEN'S & BOYS' : 1; '. nead ay lo . the nut Wednesday, be g 1 n n 1� g III J anuary Devotions were h d by Mrs. Phi! Williamso n ancl iti>ened with sroup llingl n i;: of Oh Little Town Lace To Toe Style ol Bethlehem, fo_lfo_wed hy . t h e re d i n of he c _r 1 1 R Sizes 2 ½ to 1 1 �u k e ; � ;� � t• = n f . w ,·1'1 1 a :11�� • w ho � l �seJ will; prayrr . The prol!ram in r.har g� of M rs. I• with an Ben Neutzlltlf 01wrml . • , organ solo Praelud1um U11rt I' u g e 1 ill C. Moll by J. s. Ba l' k playe d I Mlddleporl, Ohio by La rry Tr 11cy,· 1t1 r1. M .- rvin -- ----- · -- I I MEIGS THEATRE I I GOWNS & PJ's $1 .00 BECKY'S ' I . CANVAS OXFORDS s�r:: p r. Roush's Shoe Store 1 HOTTEST. '60 DEALS NOW ! BETTER BUY USED CARS $1 ,495 1958 FORD Wide Side Pickup 1 957 MERCURY Monteray $1 ,495 1 958 MG Roadster Sports Car $ 1 , 795 4 Door Scd,111. fl11e1St and best 1ie rlea M e rcury. Power 8teerlng and brakes. This one is tops. Reslly sharp , 1 9S9 CHEVROLET VS Bel Aire · · · · $2, 1 95 2 Dr. Sedan. The peak In cond itio n and appeara n ce. Powerglitle. 1 957 BUICK VS Special · · · · · · · · · · · · $1 ,595 4 Door lh1rd Top. Choice of two top ura-blaek. an d white blu11 111 n d white. D)'n.aflow drive. Ra d lo an d heater, 1 957 iUICK VS Century · · · · · · · · · · $1 ,595 2 Door I Ind Top. Power ,teerlna and b11&kt1, l.Jke new J.n • P· ,pean nce . One careful owner. 1 9S7 PONTIAC V8 2 Door · . . . . . . . . $ 1 ,595 ' Hird Top. SpolleAR crca\n and white Cinhh. H)'dramatic One oore ful owner. drive. 1956 BUICK Special VS . . . . . . . . . . · $ 1 , 1 95 Hard Top , Door. O ne careful loc■I owner. Extra nlct!, 1 956 BUICK Century · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $ 1 ,295 2 Door llnd Top. Power ate erlni a nd bnikca. Ooe c.arelul local owner, 1956 OLDSMOBILE Super "88" . . . . $ 1 ,295 4 Dr. Hard Top. � nt! cartful local owner. Show■ the very best or ..... • Ii 1 956 FORD VI Falrlane of two extra nice 4 d r. & 2 dr. Hard top oara. Choice ' , l,!�!92.����.! $ 1 ,095 Dr. Hanl Tops · ' · · $ 1 , 1 95 1 955 BUICK Special . . · . . · . . · . . . . · . . $895 � Door sedfin. Or�inal black tlniah lib new. I· BUKK 4 Door Sedan · - · . . · · · . . $495 54 19 Y(onh mth:!h more. OPEN U NTIL 7:30 MON. THRU SAT. M•NW More tA.ETTNAR'S p()MEROY,OHIO �t:::i:;�; TU C/•O�S e L l'tl(Ie r A t t h e fi r st reg ul,ar mee ung of Troop 249, Boy 1fr11llts. wl,rn are twenty or more mu11hers presen t. a new St"II IOI st· out n '. as. L er w i 1 1 be e 1 e c· ted � n d a swim m m i;:, , � Hrly _ pl n �f'�l . MPf>tings ! d� .• a l 7 are l'I r rv \\ rrlu1c:-. UO prn - ----- --B u r l p r u; e n i c d a vol ' a l �o lo " l low G real T ho u .o\ r L" af tt."'r wh ic h M u s Sal l y S t lu af, g,1t!S\ spe<i k e r, was m1 rocf1H:cd. M i �s Sth a � r w ho l , ad f o r her A 1iou1 01 her topi c · ' Th i n k i-' 1 '�' tha t · the fad l'eoplt•' ' st ressed too m .i ii y people .i re "C ner ous at C h riat rn ,u tw 1c itll d f� rge t about the needy for t h '� re st o f the year Peo ple are so ofl cu wr .i pped up with them�� lv e1, tha l they fa il t o Cll perie nce i d en tifi ca t i on with peopl e o r t o (I U � th 1. msd ves , n their pla c es. H is v u y easy l o forget misf' ry and i n j ustic e when we d o n o t ex pe r ien ce them ou r• selves. <..\m tin u in g , M is s ti c l1a a ! said we muSl firSl , sec t ll': needy oursel\'es and Sct'o!ld, make other people aware ut ,he needy and imffering uro :.Pld us. l�vcn though many people forget ! h11t we are · dged for ou , s ,· n s of om ission JU and there is no earthly treasure whirh liveth or a IJI·a el h f orever. · g 0 � t O f ou r w ay tor others G0111 • bri n gs 1I fe·s 2:rea ,cs1 reward8 ' pt·ople like Some dedicated Sc h weit zer, mis sion ,u l es and ot h e rs who work for u1.t1ers purely out of 1, ..Te, actu,tli· 1,· nd the complete kin d or eelf fu!• most · f1\lmen t. Miss Schaaf clOfied ner :emllrks with "H.S we Jive hen on earth o , u r l l veil will be_ m od1·e mc-a n,ing ul an d more enr1c h c lf we ue p ever he fn re u, 'h e fact ' h t e c h � t ad, eac· h deed O ,. our1, th' •· d l rec 1 an d a nr tered 11uman1ty .. . · beaull ru1 .servic e 1or our Lor d· At th o clo8c of the meellng, the �ro up adjournecl to the sod al roorn whe re pineappl e punch and 8860 rted Christmas cuokl e s nuts were served. rrom a table with wh ite eover a n a ce n tered with an arrengemen t or red and white gladioll with lBll white hpers 011 either si d e. The Christmas theme was carried out in the napkins. Hostesses were the Happy Harvest ers claH. ''t ■ ¥wy Nithtl WORLD'S FIRST 2 PEOPLE! "ADAM AND EVE" (111 Coloril - also WORl.J)'S LAST 3 PEOPLE! .:J;;SH, & DEVIL" "WORLD, Al!Lo Oartoon LAST TIMES FRIDAY n. SATURDAY ONLY lh1ster Crabbe , Barton MacLanc "GU NflGHTERS o{ ABILENE" - ial10 Ex:ceptiona\ly Goo d &lence Fiction Thrill e r "THE MYliTERIANS" (In C!nemascope &. Color) AlllO C111rtoon SUNDAY and MONDAY ln�rrflc\ Bel"aman, Curt Je 1\ge ns "INN OF THE 6TH HAPPIN&'iS" (In Scope ,and Color) And Guc1rantce d to PlcHe All! - al8b Pat Conway - M11ra Corday "UNDERSEAS GlilL" NOTE: DUE TO LENGTH OF "INN OF THE SIXTH HAPPI­ NESS" . WE WllL RUN "UN­ DERSEAS GIRL" ONE TIME ONLY AT DUSK! ----- Pt. PI .. Nl\t ■, '\SOUTH PACllflC" T■nltht Th!'i,1 Wtcl, AUi- 3 NOW AT STAT t The annual ptcntc o( the MJddlepo"! W.C.T.U. w:•s held I Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. L1lhan Stieff with Rev . gue,t Donald Boo ne , p_astor of the First Baptist Church, giving the blessing preceedmg the meal. The meeting of th e group was o l>t:ned with t�e smgtng . of " Praise God From Whom AU Blessmgs Flow,' after wlitch Rev. �oward Ruppelt, putor . of nest mee.ting was conducted by th e F1rtl United P_re11byterian the presi den t, . M_r,. Clarence Church g��e the _ o rn mg pra yer. rc � e: l at W hl: �m' s �=e ��: e 0 A spec11 ,"1us u:a 1 1��be r a Mrs• White , na � �. m r'�Tnt�m!lttee �res� nt,ed wit . Tom e lY 1un� M r_s. Haptonstall a nd Mrs. Lester mg ·Ha �Y� 18 on the �parrow accompa�1 ed by Mn. Ste1ff al the Boice. gra n_d pia n o. . A contribution was taken for M iss Margare t Sau!'r, _ president Americ11n Bible Society by the _ tJon spok e of the county Ol'�aniua , meetto the group. Highlights of her the gcoup and 1hc count" in will he which d al the l be g th at talk brought forth the id ea God KnOw, '· God Loi:es and God. 1-'i rsl U ni t ed P resbyteria n Church o n Sept. 13 was a n nounce d . C a.re s. Mis1 _ Sa �er u_M_d the Blbl1 . cal quota11on We .are Fe arfully, Before the close or th e meet­ Wonderfully made'' in her t.alk. in g Rev. Boon e sptlke to the 1 She apoke of God' l, rovision for group brlcfly. . the IOU I throug h Jesus ' Ch rist and our full commitment to .The meeting do:ied with the A vocal dut:t "Il I!!: No Sec r group giving the Lord's Prayer i n Waii sung b y Mre Beulah White unison. an d Mrs. · tuns1a11 w1' th ,_ P au I uap ( . Guests were Rev. and Mr:i. the 1a 1..:r accompanymg on t he Boone an d daughLer J e.en, Mrs. ae;::d ia ' : tu g "I vor m p 1 .Eva }'leming .a nd daughter Nor• aces" altet' ·)'w :i'ri Rl'.,. _ �up;l; etha of Rutland, Mr. Kelly, Mias P�fo Q! h ' f ath er •J e a n Ell en Dabo, RPv. Ruppell 1 Yfd P/ a nd hls mother, Mtll. C. E. Rup• 1 � t" _ll Y '- n of Gulf P<Jrt. Mies. pelt - tpe,,- _pto(ll'atn · •�,.,u i __!_ I I I I I .. � I, I I I I ' T I ' -·�rr\�,:lf�'·�l. •� U 1,t, · ,ee .- !�·nO ,-, L! nlluunc· ed For Sofurday N',gh f· ,, I A Farewell Party Held r I \ · '\ ·' .. . .....,._,,,. .- . • / AboUf M,.,,i ' Pe' ople n p. On,eroy ·I I ' We Pey 3% Interest On Your Saving, POMEROY NATIO"Al BANK RANKIN(; SINCE 1872 Member Federal Reoerve System Member Federal ,c'!Jpe{allon p 1 De "!,� ,.,...,. , t " '' twfLAN D POM JIIU)' ,... · f Savin ' Season ! It :/u. , •,, � it,,. .. , ? fir¥j Hert'.si th• Mr. and Mn,. Lawrenrc Milhoan, Mid d leport, and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber and children or Rut. la nd returne d over the w�ek end , a tri1• lo North Caroli na. lrom 1 On thelr way to North Carolin\ they visile d at Fontana Villa g e, th• Copper Hills an d sprn 1 i""VPral' 1 d1tys at Hiawassee Reaort Village. They returned throu�.h t..:halt,• nooga, Ten n., and slopped at Lookout Mountain and Rock , where they ,aw Mr. anq Mr,. Joe Young, Sr., and Mr. 1na l'\t!'s. JOO ,. I You ng , Jr., who wer e bri 'their 1 home from Flor ida. They alsQ vl8• ltecl at Mammonth Cave ln Kell• tucky before returnin1 �ome. 1 I I "".lfl Cit,)' l I - J U LY CLEARAMCE rq\\ ' LADI ES' \_ - , ' newest . i11oot · co fort Ca.rrier I TRADE NOW FOR THE I : • ' I ', • ' 1 ,. , P R E S TO N -F O R D ,r ' Values ol ,4.95 lo ,a.OS NOW f3.28 inti '4.28 SLACKS · · · · · · Reduced 20% SWIMWEAR Salt $6.9S to $8.9S Shorl SitJeYe ..asfeeveleu BLOUSES . , .' . . . . . . . Reduced to $2.00 SHORTS - Values To '3,9& SALE $1 .69 SMITH- CLOTH I NG CO. NO. Cash St:COND AVB, Bahr, Owner · ' MIDDLEPORT ' • ,, �l . al,llng by lllymond Loow�. pound, llghler, lh ettmnwrr.Juit it� from front to blokl , :'lwo apeod1 for quicker oaiollne and dthumldif)'lfll. New "Her ftttln. duet, dirt 'and· potllfft from Ifft■ llr• -Milt pufflp Qivet ■teadf • 'watmth on cool da)'I. 1.ow4oit GPeratkMI. FOUr � .-,unt � � l1 -:--l lft HP W ·t HPI 11111V and IJO'I. �IO VALLEY PlUMBlfG . AND HIAnNG, INC. .,.... ,.,,.'2,20U 212 I, �Oian<l lt, ' . l',pmo'"f Ohio, ...... ..,.. _ _ _ ..,. .......a ., ...........,. fNay IN utsMM iliWt111Nt ,... ti°" Mrlf' ....... TW11l119 ....., wth•Ht hall' , tMt •"- 1■1"'­ Cl•..t., M - ......... day fair anti a.I•. MIiii W., 17• H. Low ton'9ht SI • '5. Area '· I ' ' ·, ) • ·--- --- - Chang Smashes '' ' To Victory hi 1' Korea Voting ! 'I A breaking and entering al Rutland and two · assault I battery cases �ave kep\- the office of Sberlfl Ro�rt H . hach busy since yesterd•y. with ttu,.e men In Jail this m log charged with assa� and ballet)' and the b�aijng and . . te'rlng under investlotioQ., . ri · The Carson Servfci, ' :siallon at Rutland was entered i" lime last night by breaking the glass . from a side wmdow. , entry was discovered a! 7:i5 a.ni!' today by Mr. �son • I told the investigating officer Deputy Charles Sayre tha� t5I cartons of cigarettes, live flashlights and 10 ball point pene I to break op en a ' $100 a nd eoats by Jud ge Peoples, Charles Sanon! Little Hocking soft drink cooler in the station thor was Jailed lut nu:ht b)' Pom eroy 1 faile d but th e statlvn was oughly ransacked, Deputy Sayre police for hearlnJ: before M11vor ,aid: A similar entry was also Charl es Le&ar on an intoxlcation made last night in 2. McArthur charge. Theodore Boyer, 17 year Sherm old juvenile Involved in attemptbutiness e stablishm e nt, Hartenbach said today. The Sher• ed breakln&9,enteringf. ln Pom­ \ iff is Inv e stigating the po1sibiljty eroy two weeks 1g1 t1 «1i released .., that the same persons were in- yealerday Crom the ccunty jail on · valved in both events. orders of the juvtinllf! court. He The poSRibility that th e brea k- has been returned to his home at Ing and entering was th e work Ge orgetown, · Pa. ------a! proressionals !eemed to be ruled out because many items of Yalue were not taken aL tbe Rut­ land station, Deputy Sayre taid. He theorized that the ransacking E MEDICAL :EVENT ..:. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Barrett pose with llielr thh'd set of of the eatablishment wH · . for lbe ntica1Jwms J>rlnging the total in their fa mily to 14 children,. the oldest 14, in the ollices purpoae of 1ookinf for .money: Po mero_y physlcjan. The event was called "mo,t rare · in obstetric•" by the physician . ln jail today 1waiUn.t hear• Fra�s, born first, is a t ..righl; Thomas, is at the left.. Mother. a�d children are in good Ing in County Court JrS,(lnday is h, Al •lefl; Miss Louisa Johnson. - Photo by Kenneth Grover, Grover' s Studio. Eirl McGrath, Carpenterr char&• CIUCAGO UPI-Vice Pretlde,t td with two cou nt& or au■ult and battery, One affldavJt,, , ahJhed by Richard )t Nixon , braced I<,- • undeNl.og his wife, Minnie 11.eGrath, charg- whirlwind, selt•atyled cirnpaign ror the presidency, to-­ e her beat husband her that d BIG TALL JOB -' High above Court-st this week a 1500 and broke her arm. The other, cby at a Uatenrng st,Hion with pound ' air conditioner was hoisted into the roof of the .11\ree­ signed by E. M.: Bratton, Carpen­ 1pokeamen from th e weathervan e F. Building by a motor crane. The equipment ls ter, charKed assault an d battery farm belt. story J. The .meeUng wu urned at cull­ beln installed by the Ohio Fuel Gas Co., for the Blue & G(ay with intent lo kill, by strikln1 <A Pomeroy phyalcian today ex• in the Barrett family to 14 childre n ing sentiment from at lead 22 �ed io ent er claim to pretiding all Jiving. The oldest is a da�gbter, eon1ectionary and bus statio1_1 which occupies the main floo�. and kicking the plaintiff. et.atea on preUina: farm problems at� one · -of . the moat rare of all 1 age 14. Mrs. Barrett Is 32 yean The crane is owned by Doq Kin Jacl<son, 0., and was pr0$ied An 1pll­ quarrel county Athens Mil\ Njlon an4 ivg.,(1'1- Jllbltet�. aee, in ol d . ,. illto service for the iu1> .•, .t. utllit)!i, learneJI It wo.ul,d _ :1!$ led JeeteNl,y· Poiril•Ol' ilJlo <JVf/11 � dhdhlite· v�j;\Jeiitfaiti GOP Th e sherttrs department w.. MW: lfertdetl s�tt◄t Oh, S'•· passing through Pomel!Qy" betw ·en lllidDr ,construclloif · jobs. and re1ulted � 1n the arre1t of Eu-� Rent, , Clbit Lod«e .were known lem Ceater e,re11. was dellver.ed of UMd.. for h elp by Lbe .parrctt taqi­ gene Weekly, Athene: Route 3, to re cognlr.e Repu�llean weak- hcr third aet of multiple births at ily wh,ich arrived in Pomeroy af' ', and James Kisor, Millfleld, on nesa. 5:30 a. m. in the. physicia n's E. ter midnight. He called the pbya.i­ charges of assault and battery Press Secretary Hflrbert Klei n �dain St. offices. Two previous sets cian who removed Mrs. Barr ett to pre ferred b)' Paul Stelnmet.z, alao aald a ''major" farm policy of twins like the one born today, his offices a nd attende d the binhs. In an entry filed in the Clerk of Ath ens. Mr. Barrett, until recently un- of also we;c not iden tical. Courts office and tigned by signed affldavit1 apeech ie amon1 e arly ite ms on Steinmetz "This in one ol the most rare employed, told the doctor he only nda. a&e Nixon'! John C. Bacon. Jame1 F. Judge claiming the two men alruek him He will attend public me e tings e ve nts in obstetrlca/ ' the doctor, recently obtaine d a job eutting Sean is allowed to partici pate in The drawing for door pl'i1001S w•s as be alichte d from the beer The annual SEO Guero1ey Breed­ who declined lO hive his -name timber. Workman's Compe11111tion funds. en Aesocialio n picnic and field completed with (;�,re.nee Price, lruck he drives at an Ea1t Maln in Seattle, W■sh., Friday, return• used, a:&id . A jury had returned a verdict in day was h e l d at Brookdale Farm, Portland win.Ping tbe Gue.rn�ey St., re1teurant. The 'l'ft'o men Ing late that nllht or Saturday "I've never read or heard of it favot ot' 5'ars in a trial held July the home of Mr. an d Mrs. J. E. heifer call donated by , Edspn were arrested by tht At.hen's coun­ to Wa1hl ngton. 8 and 7. No appeal bu been m ade Roush. A Nixon meetin1 wiµI th e GOP occurring befort," he sai d . Brow n at W ellaton. ty sheriff.' and brought here laat Arrival of Eliza Francee Barrett, by the defendant, Jame. L. Yo ung. Other winners of the calf nura­ night about l 1 :SO. In Co_unJy hational committee and bi1 aub-' Approximately 70 members and later, minutes rew a and first et al. guests e njoyed the pienle dinner i ng bucke �, caU fetd and show · court this morning, ch1r1es sequent new, conference · Friday Thom■1 Barrett, brought the total by d e donat in& e "un· ca�paign to plaRfi dladoa:ejl cream b ice W straps Pete Roush,· Lloyd e r wilh e against Kisor were dropped and A bearing on a petition lo modi­ the Imperial lee Cream Co, of Shlelds Bill Carelton, Bill Green- . Weekly· was fin ed '2& and co&Ul on til our throatll are rr.w" lo cou­ fy a divorce decree in the caae of L ple Republican control of the Charleston. wood, t:mory Powell; Hoiner An­ his plea of guilty to the charge, He len L Hyull n Kenneth W. Hy­ Durlng the bri er business meet, de reon and P. H. ·Mora. William Reeves, Albany Route Houae with a GOP 1uceessor in sell has been set for Aua:. 30 at A cattle judging eonteat Wat 2, was given a stiff fine in Coun­ the White Houae, He co n ceded lng, Ed son Roush, president, intro­ Sonny Holter, so n or Mn. Wick 10 a. m. A contempt charge against duc ed various guests, Featured he ld with Ron Eberhard Of Grove ty court by Judge £. W. People• eonllnued Se ate control to the Wyatt, Middleport, showed colore d the defendant in the same action 1peak er tor the afte rnoon was E d City doin a the Judging. slides take n in the Hawaiian Is­ will also be heard at that time, IC· today ifter enterln,: a .plea to a Democrats. j Haaf. Tying for fif11t place were Mra. charge of intoxication, Reeve! lands t"'riday evening for the pro• cording to e ntrie1 filed yutenlay. Harold Carnahan, Karen Thelas, had been released trom the coun­ gram of the Mid d l e port-Pom eroy M r. Haaf spoke on the, severl. l John Robinson, Do nald Mora and ty jail yesterday morni ng follow• Rotary club. Columbus, 72, Davis, Helen Min divisions that go together to make Charles Theiss. · lng hi• arre1t by PIOmeroy, police He was introduced by program Burning Paper Put a form er Rside nt ·of Salem <.:enter, up the Slate Departrqent or Agri. on fined was He charge, almilar a ed at her home yesterday after• chairman Paul Smart. Holter, who di culture and their irntortance not Mr. Roush introdueed Margaret noo n following a prolonged -illness. has spent five years in the Navy, Smoke In Drug Store only to farmen but the 1eneral Carelton who has just recently The Pomeroy Fire Department She was t he daughter of lbe late is a graduate of Middl�porl High public.: He also told of aome of the been awarded one of two re1ister• called )leaterday at 2 p. m. was rare ed show slides His SchooL h111d and Davi& iByron Mrs. d an Mr. growth of the Guern!ley AHocia- od Guerns ey helfers placed by the 1moll:e wa1 discovered in the when lived in Salem tow nship the great­ close-up night view.s of erupting tion which hae doubled its state Association to start a, heifer calf and Lohse Drug Store Swisher ­ s. d islan the on s e volcano �o Col moving r e h life. of rl membeuhip in the last rlve years. ring, Harry E. Priee, M, of Pitts- er P& buil ding. ago. years few a umbU1 Harold Carnahan, ch.tiirman of Theae show dates were given: burgh, Pa., died at St. Joseph HosGuests at the mee ting were Lou Surviving is a siste r, Mrs. Jam e& Firemen found that the smoke August 19, Dl11trlct Guernsey show lhe SEO Diatrict Guernsey show re­ pltal in Parkenbura after becbmF1orida, son-in- law of Aten Miller, was being drawn Into the bijilding al th e Meigs County Fair; Aua:usl mir\ded · all pre1ent t�at the show Ing III while on hli vae■tlon at his T. Long, Columbus; a ni ece, Mr&. Shain of Pomeroy, also a guest. and Eva Bann an, Dallas, Te xas: 30-3l, Ohio Futur!Jy Show at the wae again being held a t the Meigs Rotary President Gene Grate by an air cond ltio.ni�g unit from • COLUMBUS UPI - BIil H. Frib• former home tn Portland, Ohio,, two nepbeWs, Raymond LOng. chimney bet:ween th e drug store Ohio State F1lr; Ott. 12, Ohio Clas, Co. Fair and urged aU to parllcl• Jey, natlon•l commander of the Servlcea were heht at the Metho• n ition to Harry Barnes, Wilk esville, a nd Don- Dav is, Jr., gave recng d I.he Williarns 5 & . to cent store an 1ic sale. pate. i m., 2 al Portland in Church ill d Dlaabled Amerie,n Veterans, said PAthens. A brother, Don Davia, pre­ ed tor of "The Little Whee l" club Where paper wts being burned in a b'u lletin, for his work· on that pro­ today the nation "ha■ fora:otten il• Monday, July 25. Mr, Price WH a ceMd her In de'.a\h. member of the Ame■ MethodiSl A board of d irectors meeting basement stove . There wu no dam• je!:!t. W• :1:: •d Fun eral 8erVltes will be held � �· • Hauilwood Plttlbur1h; In Church called at the home of the age rel)Orted, been ba� J • 11nin1 collecUons Sunday afternoon at the Stron g & · lhrou1h the sale of the oraanJza• Maaonlc LOd1e, 5eotti1t Rite Bod· Son Funel'll l Home ln , Wilkesvm e president, North Front-st, ne xt , , WASHINGTON (UPI) Tropical storm l!renda foday 'lion's mlnature llcenae platca for lea and the Shri ne. with burial in th e Salem Center Tuesday at 8 p. m . Ladies of the Heath Methodist Patrol Cites 2 Men rushed toward the heavily populated Ne)" Jersey ind south• . key rln11 and mwln1 oppo1IUon Surviving are hi• wlfe, Dorothy; cemetery. h serving the dinner in base­ Churc western Connecticut shores and President Eisenhower's sum-- to leaulatlon in beh1U of dlaabled For Law Violation• eral · vettr1n• •ub1tantl1te hi1 e�■rae. a d1uahter, Donna; a 10n, Robert; Friend■- m1y call at the fun 1 ·. rooms of the ch"rch were menl mer White House at Newport, R. I. The Gallipolis Post of the al any tim e after this eve�home mother, n; his arandchlldre two · :.t:rs. Glenn Lambert, Mra. Earl State Highway , Patrol report, the "• add"'aaed the DAV • Ohio · gust the 60 to up and hour an miles 50 of Packing win•• s n , _ g , and a slater. ____ ' · "" Knight, Mrs. Herman H a ddox, Mrs. arrest of Llwrence Fred Willi!, ronve:ntlon here. More tha n 500 three brothtrl .: storm left wtnd and rain damage in its wake as it • ch urned up memMrt1 ot the arg,nlzation a nd Tho m as Riky a n d M isses Frieda Mi dd leport, on a charge of over­ the eastern United States at an unusua lly fast clip of 30 miles - their 1ueaLI were here for the .l''aehnle and Bess Sa n born. load . He hu been cited to the per hour. three-day meeting. Gallipolis Municipal court thls afTh e storm forced the President in I.he New York and New Eng• "Each year as we "'ge t further ter noon. , MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL to postpone ror 2fi hours his re- land· area. rrom war, Its horror11 a nd lhe patrol ed by the ll'fllst Also s· R d e e Terry, Admitted: Dorothy The Weather Bureau warned of har1hnes11 of the 1acrlflces which turn to Newport from Denver was Gayle M. Patterso n , Racine. Langsville Sherman, Janet ville . - . · cited to the Meiga County court where he wa3 visil;in& Mn. Ei- he■ vy rains and local fioodlng tp- it demanded Crom the disabled Talbott, Portlan d . day in southeastern New Yor� veteran 11ip furth er froin the pub­ drivers cooks, and te!tchers were employed by the Roule I ; Moll)'Lettie Bus A11g, l o n a apeedlng charge. , Cunningham senhower'a ·ailing mother. The an d aouthern New FJlgland "wit�• lie memor)'," Fribley said. "Each Discharged n 'school District board in a recent meeting Exe­ Northwester Syracuse; Mary Hayman, Racine flight waa postpon ed whe n White in 100 miles or 10 1 ' · Of tl\e coast year th e ne eds and problems of cutive Head George Dallas said today. HU; Diane Taylor, Pomeroy. House pilot Col. William Draper and said there would be little the disabled veteran weigh lelS �da Kraeuter� formerly ?f Sava11:e Removed From BorNellie Mrs. Harrisonvil1e, national the on c1m­ heavily istorm the of r e pow the in change avy e h warned the Preeident aboul Rac.1ne :1nd teaching recently in I HOP RECORD An• Wilma Mn. substitute, gan; Recreation Center ctorm winds and rain, upected during th e ne xt 12 to 18 houn. scie n ce." Nelaonv11le, has been employed · The p0�roy Ba11d Boosters are I der&on. Subcook for Ru11and, The Syracuse emerge ncy sq\J.a d . lo repl1<!e Mra. Janyee Burl eson. sponsori ng a �ecord hop tonight was call ed al 10: 10 R, m. last night assistant and Turner; Melva Mrs. John Duddln1, a Mi<! dlE: port pro- ( parttime) cualo dlan at H iarrison- from 7:30 until 1 1 p. m. al the to take Leo Savage, Galllpolis, duet 1nd teaching recently in Pomeroy Junior High School aud l• fh)m the Syracuse Recreation C e n­ e Is lln. i!e1sie Graham. vtll Cumberland, 0., ha11 been em· toriuin. Bill Miller, W MPO, wiU be ter at the lowil hall to the Meigs dlitrlct for the The coal bid ployed H aul1tant football coac the d isc jockey (or the evenlng, for Hogue Orville awarded wu � Gene ral Hoapilal. replaciq David Knl1ht at Rut $'1 ftO per ton. Clarence Lacey . Savige was said to have been land High School. SIGN CONTRACT the Ohio Valley Biiking Co., of rrom a possible heart at­ )iufferina The new Harrlsonvllle Grade The trustees of Rutland township tack. He w11 taken to the Holzer Mldi:llePt>rt. won the contract to HYANNIS PORT, Ma�•· UPI- ' "until the end of the seDlon11 1 Heida - all of them of key School principal la Meryl Houdhave signed a contract for fire pro­ Hospital from the M e iga General, supply bread to the district. Democra\ie running m'atll1 lohn F. which will begin when the Sen- portance to the Amerle■_n people. asheldt. with the Village or Middle­ emergency squad memben said tection d extended it& official boar The Ke nnedy and �ndon ill, :John&0n ate tecon'lt!nU Aug. 8. ''There are ■uch key laauea 11it is announced. port e gret, at l-osing Ernr.st Davlis of r d de Inclu t-oda.y , hired Bua drivf?tS Thay lndlcetN thay would NI'- ready on the calendar u medical toClay pled1ed their- full energiH driver to enactment ot the le11Jlatlon PJ:O- 19$1 Yke PntWtnt •� M. care fof the aced, hou1ln1, aid to Worley Hiley, Ralph M•comber, the Salem area as a bus PLAN MOON VOYAGE ill he,lth. ,r110 before Coqresa in . Au,u1t ! Nixon'• p,�I � �- � education. mutual ■eeutlty appro­ Joe Caney and Titu1 Smith. The because of LICINSE l$$UllD GTON UPI-The Na• WASHIN the in The meeting w11 held •.nd warned Rtpllbll'c ns acalnst l trtlefl In order ,. WOl'Mtt Clftl,, prlatlon, and minimum wage leg. 111lltlnt driver 11lr the Harrison• licen9e bu been is­ d Space Ad· marrlage n a s A Aeronautic tlonal Rut­ the In Dalla11 Mr. of n Qrtice Gil• ville 1rel. la to be Bemard to lr:eep ,eltn.lnt prior to ltl!IINIWilr. ... ) , ••obltl"lletionlat tactica l1l1tlon," they uid. on (NASA) disclosed to­ .sued in Prob_a� ,ourt to Robert H. ministrati e Tb ementary buildlng. El land ' Vernon tor and Rutt•nd, key 1'ennedy and lohMOn. Who work• ,them from pualn1 pendin1 ineuit expected to a!iok Congress E11tma n , 19, clerk, son or Homer ed l■te Into Ute nl(ht eh plaD1 , "':We Intend to devote our full Weber. Ml hlrinp are providing nut meeting will be August 10 day . .,.._ January for mor:ey to build �•\man and Mra. Leland_ Sa�ton, next and lnrurlince pl1ee. •same the at by approve,d ,re eneJ'IIN to the enactment of this medical report, The Democratic preaidential tor the Au(Qlt aeulon of · n spaceahip for voy• Pomeroy, and Sheila �. Strauu, •18, , three-ma a g11ollne bids, u well 'as oth\9' and vice pruidientlal candklatH , and far I.Heit ..abaequent eiinP■�. pro,ram ind we will leave our the county. the moon In the mM opera�r, da\!gbter of Mr. and around ages on tbe le buaine11 important fol• Coob were emplo:,ed' u -■I� in a joint 1t1temt1nt they ·win 1 1ald the unfinra� budneu J;Jefote printipal com"Pal11nln1 unUl the · Mn. WilUam Strausa, Pomeroy, years. 10 nellt s.i..ld. Dallas M:r. a1enda, lOwa: aald. they Conam, "eoven ·a wide nnp bl end of the aenton." Wave- their , priQclpal I Court Decision To Participate .Holter Exhibits Slides Of Hawaii Former Resident Lava Eruptions Of Salem Center. Died Friday 'Brenda Threatening Jersey ------=-----::--- Teachers, Cooks Are Employed By Northwestern &hool Board . . '' UN I T S ON DISPLAYI .. , ' On Tfle �II New. 1 960 FORDS The Car That's Built' Far People ' . Come In Mow and Trade! .. PR\ESTO N MOTORS i���TllfNI�'. , • '� ' : ' ' ,. , . OPEN EVENl,NG8 UNTIL 8 P hone WY;&-3II01 P.M. , I I No Truc,es With Mr. NJxort Jack, LB J, Point Efforts To Legislation ■ eonar+, Middleport. !""'l"'i'ciiin& ' ,, lll!; ------ I • •61ilf!. n, l'ill Be Held Allows Piamtifr c - Smtcta,!:Ar'Fwo, _:.::.,:.::.,____,--�----'-~.-----.:....____ ,, SEOUL, Korea UPI-Dr. John M. Chan1 today led bis Democra­ tic Party to a srnuhin1 victory over the former ruling Liberal Party of deposed · President Syng­ man Rhee and pleda:ed he would 11rlve lo build a 1trong and free republic. Chang, former vice president. claimed hi1 rouowcu had clinch­ ed 1S4 se,ts in the p(lWerful 233me mber lower house. Howe ver, the vote-counting wa.11 rnarried by violence and ballot• burning.a by Koreana protesting ' µi.,,-1 p ��Ito . RW'• 12-yea,� 1ulQcratic rule was reaoundt)' erusbed as the former Korean leader's fol­ lower■ were badly beaten. On ly two member• of the poat-re volu­ tionary Soci•li11t Party, inc-luding won seats Pl�. e:� Suh Son Jn the lower house .Jndependents and 1plicter P•rties took 36 Ritt. The aaeinbly will elect a new pretident and mun approve the ;ueelderit'a cboite for premier, Alao at stiite in the election.s for the COYtrament to repbce the one elected in "rigged elediona" 1111 Marth were 58 aeatJ iza the Senate, ft�et Of Multiple Births Here Today Called 'Most Rare Event' In Medical History Pate Serviees Guernseymei Hold Picnic At Brookdale Farm Near Wellston Harry Price Services Held Commander Finds At Portland Public Suffers Short Memories 17 Ha"""""" Ladlet' ..:. Vlluet To ,12.95 Tu Meti1•Ma.on Looters Gain Entry. Through Side Window, Get No Mone -'-"---- •' ' �room air . conditioner -' ,. . ,. ' :,. ; :. ent1 ne l'eather .. "•I ' MOST V)\L UE Most Savin gs .' : ' , ·, ! 1 o. o. AT -Sportswear SK I RTS Ono Loi of SHORT ' .!,,�. :. ,. 1 • 1.aaaaaaaaa.aa.-aaaaa===• ·a 1 y Ve�p Readies Rilit Whirlwind ' As Underdog , ,,. I Return from Tri11 i he taken. I were An attempt bow 1ou can 5a,·c ? 1 · I n..,. ' ' your nexc car. You ' ll sn I II It a cllfferenct of about 260 d..r... NfwNft th■ h•N•1t Ind coldMt natural tl'ffllMratur•• In the warklt . •• Thieves Ransdck &rvice Station In Rutland; for the lllu.ndng on ' -� . . . · ·· .•,« ly Unltecl flt'fla lnttnYUonal 5.:r us h-:/ort you arrange I I tLejion Pie,.«: Set . C� nm b �: Pomeroy National Bank I M"ddleport Now You Know Finance your next car at •.v o U; L.L S AV E M O N E Y I ,;..; I About Noah Huklna will have ch■rge Methodilt of the Forest Run ch urcb 1e rvlce Sunday 8 am; Vic­ tor Brown the Racin e tervlcel •l 10:45 am 1n d Ri�hard Chambel'I the PorU1n d church ,t 7:30 pm. Ohio Sht e Arrb , & 1Jl11,! · S... l�lh & Hlir11 st■• Pollleroy-Mlddleport, Ollie, Satuftii,y, JUiy 30, 1960 VOL XII N 0 ;,:;:�:....::, .!,l__________.!., &;N'GL& r,or,r _ k .,JIY' • ------------ - _________________ ,___ :::_ ::::_ ____;;;;:,:.;;,:;;;:;_;,�-;.;_ A goi11� away parly wRB held July 23 at the hom e of Mr. and · 1, ·Mn. Don Grueaer honoring Mr. and Mrs. �.-ell H•wthl)f,ne whq ' . Fun lime will be observ ed this are movini to Pennsylvania. e serv e d and I wer Refreshments Saturday night, July 30th, at .a the a gift was prese n ted lhe honordance· party lo be held in Catholic Church au d ilorium 7:30 ed guests. ' to 1 1 '.30, Atlendin,:i were Gord on WineLeon Jorda n ond Ken n y Hy• brenn er, Susa n Zl•1pa n , Flip sell, known as �he J�ys, will pro- Werry, Karen Stewart. Lawrenc e I · T ., , de the music. Hasbar.i:er. Ralph StE'wart, Jim By FRED DIE HOU OA fil.JLT New dance8 wlll b� highlighted Stewart, Nicky Nidiolaon, RonM ills Sha r on Jones visite d sev . the twi1t, multlplicatlon and lag n ie Calvert. John Httzer. Shirley C"!'r1 l days this week with he r aunt, dances, A rock and roll da nce Young, Homer Cole, Mary Con• eonteit will be held. nolly, Roger Gaul, S1u1ie Stobart, Mrs. Dor othy Dan d akis in Ath e na. ' The Jays will hol d several out- Shirley Wlppel, S;1Jl M r. an d M rs. J 0h n C · v roma n y Noble, n uri d hopa door month ext n g - Sally Barte ls, Barban McDa n iels a nd Mr. and Mrs. Charl es Vroman . an d so n, Ma� k , are spen di_ng aev- 8a l ur day .s d11nce wi 1 1 be spon- and Sharon McDarti el.s . 1 eral day_� tlm we e k camping an sored by the Pomero Y Little , • Lea g ue. 1 La E �: . ;�� Mrs Bruce Lio.yd and I .-;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;••••••;;, Al� Legion membca:s of Raeii!J-9 J ·. .s o n , Mike , wer� in New Philadel- 1 . · Post {!Ck � �Qd Auxiliary · tnd [· ' � uw , , a I urcI ay on busme s . En I P h1 11 I as l S Y familidi al'e lr(vited t:o a 'picnic , , l route humc they visited their son ' al David Yo8t'li fi1hln1r .cabin OJt I and family, Mr. and Mn. James Sun day ""m July :u.. nffifu...u '"' Vl"'"' . e, at•· ti: LI oyd, in · 8e 1 pre. 4 pm. Britta•. cov,red di1h aod. 1 M. L. I-Te nch, who rece n tly un I , -, , .� � · d rink. I derwenl s ur gery A t �ol zcr Hosp_tt1 ly LUC ILLI HAWKI NI 1 al waa relurn cd to his home Wed, ; . ,,. n csday and is reported to be lm A. H. Ebe rsbach wbo under• proving nicely, we n t surgery al Hol:r:er Hospital . Mn . E l ia P uckett a n d so n , Mike, two weeks ago has returned a r e \' isitl n g in New York where home and Is convaler.cing nicely, Mr. ru�kctt i11 employ ed . Mi9s Doris Well of Columbus , Hec"nt v,isitora with �fr. an d Mrs. spent the past week with her E dward Stiles and family were M r . parentll, Mr _ and Mr5 . Emerson and Mrs. Hubert Surface a nd chfl• Well, Plea■ani Rld&:e. dren of Cl�v cland: , M� . an d MNI. Mr. and Mra. Johh Duffy and Thomas Hnoks dnd children, CW - famlly of Halifax, Mass., w-,rc Utnbus, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Be'i. · recent guests or Mr. and Mrs. bout, Columbu s , an d Mr. Clark Phil Globok■r an d family. · Smith, Tampa, Fla. Mr, and Mi's. Stanl ey Kuin lk Visiling Thursday with R e v. a n d or Garfield H e ight• will arrive Mrs. Do n ald Boone and daughter, tomorrow for a visit with h er Jean, were Mrs. William McMahon, brother and siste r-in-law, Mr. ! ;trs. William Zo lman, Mrs. Earl and Mrs. Phil Globok&r . .a.'11.d lam- I M urrhay an d Mre. Ernest Toms. Uy, I Mark F're n ch, son of Mn. Ed ria Mr. and Mrs. James , Sha nerFrenc h , has been UI at their home. an d ramily aqd ri,tr. and Mrs. Mn. Leal.a Gothard , who has John Shiner'. and fttrnUY of Ne­ bee n in N ew Yo rk with her daugh- wark spent the past week end ler nnl1 faintly, Mr. and Mrs. WI I- wllh Mr. and Ml'1. E1d1e Mouma n I lla 111 l'ills c1nd children . h u; re. and ramily, M l nersvllle, ; t turned home. The PltlH h1 mlly acEarl , J)e l n)I. Jr. llnli Miu Betty ('Ompanic d _hl'.'r a�ld �n. Pitts a nd · Oa mos'key ha"e re tufoed home , ch l\drrn will visit with her w h ll e . ,.,.,. 1 JO day11 ,vaeaUo n trip to Mr. Pitts i11 In reserve trai n ing in Florida. l All:1bama. Mr aml Mrs. Hobart Geora e M rs. C. E. Ruppelt i, Lhe hou11e and daughter Dorcas or Tampa, I i: u est o[ Miss Phyllis Joarhlm and Fla. who have be en gueall of father, Phi_l l!P Jo�<'him1 whil e she Mr. ; and Mr11. Harry S nyder of I s here vl11tmg with her so n, Re v. Harrisonville Road returned to Howard Ruppel I . _ _ __ _ -- their home t0011y. · / Around And To Hold Sert1lce1 OJ I I"°/ . I r Pack.aged home mad e lee cream ia being ■old by th� Youth Fe l­ lo,n;hlp or the Un ited M ethodlat Church. Ord e rs m.11y be placed wlth the R e v. Eugene Brown or Mra. Roy Reuter. I I Ii HLLINO ICI CllllAM Middleport WCTU Holds A�nuol _Picnic _ At Steiff Residence I Thursday Evening Mn Roy Holle, WU & p eaker . and conducttd a work I s h u p usm g n owe n in sea1on , . when th e �ildwood G ard�n Club n e ����:e�1 ir::e ;:;:t' ��n :e� t h odist Churc h . The m ee ting in charge ot Mrs. D a Hd Nease, vi ce pree ident. opl'ned with de�otio n s by Mrs. A l fred YeaLiger who read a poem :ciiher In Heaven We Thank ! Thee · A p.1,1pe r on ·· Now is the t i me to·· prepared t,y Mrs. Mil tun ll11 u d.ishel! was read by Mrs. • N e e:� r<- port o n the Gilmore ceme" 1err proj1•r1 wu given by the ,·9111rn 1 1tet> A C'otl nty meet i n g for u r 1 l., r s and pr ngram chairma n tu hf held al the D A \., Hall ln annou n ce d . The P o meror was d <'.O r p r izf' rlo '1 a led by Mrs l 1 1r;,:111 Fi�her was ;,,warded to· I M i's Uswin Nease . Blue nhOOns for flowe r ar. , .1rde d :1,1 rangemcnts were . Io "'1 rs o11 �· 1 d Nease . "•t rs. E d 1son l k,llon . Mrs. Fred J'. e a,e, 1�rs. R a y r:�omas, Mrs. H om.er Holtcr l ,ind Mis. Henry Thomas. A l_ th e _ dose of t he , meeU� ('u o k11's , itccf ter1 a nd �e mo nade were served to l h ��e rn entlon� 111:iO\' e and Mrs Chru,t} },tie r, M ra., Karl frr u eser. Mrs. P� ul Fiaher, Mrs _ vet non Ne�se, M r�. Kenneth l l 11rris, Mrs Dwight MIihoan an� g u • st�, Mrs. lloltcr, ?,tra. Guy Russf'll and Mrs. Wallal"t! PoWeJ'I. __.::;;:::;;;;::;;;:;;;:;;;:::___ Soiol'i, duets, �u!lrtett.es •? d congre g a u o n a l � mgmg . co � pnse th ese I . popular . hymn amgs. scheduled r al ���: ;�rsl ���' ;;�! Nation al Bank ol Racine and pas ! to r of Methodist churches m the Reeds ., ill � a rea . The publi L° 1 s 111 v i ted. ________ \\jif,W·12 Ct1Gi BUICKS - PONTIAC$ - GMC TRUCKS Club Hos Session At Forest Run n A C1rtoon ON N EW One cucrul owner. Low mil e age. I W,i/dwood Garden 'I Fnnenl aenlces for Cidierine Columbia, who P�le, 77, died Friday at S p. m. at her residence will be held Sunday !t 2 P, m. from the We,11t Columbia EUB Ch�b witb th!ii Rev. Ralph M1b_oney ln charge. Born, Sept. 30, 1882, 1he was lhe daughter of the late Val Ste­ wart amt Emmajean Hall Stewart �urvivon are her b111band, W11Uam ; two_ brother� George , We■t Columbta and Will, Cohun­ bua, 0. Friends will be received at the riesidenee llfter 8 p. m. today. Foglesong Funeral Home Is in charge. W... Democrat Women Planning For f,aravan Visit A large ·and enthu1iuUe group waa present for the July meet­ ing of the Melt, County De mo­ cratic Women'• Club held Thur&­ day e venina at the Pomeroy Sec­ on d Ward f1.re bou■e. Several me n were also present, Includ ing Alva Grover of Chubire. During the bualneu session plans were eompleted for th e Congressional Tenth Di■trict caravan to vi1it Pom111:roy on Au­ gust 4 1t 12:30. Memben o{ the caravan will be � luneh at 11:30 at Ute Rote'I Hartin -and •at one o'cloclr: tu can,-.nen Wm talk. Since the caravan will only be in Pomeroy a very lho.c:t time it is important that all )Qtere st­ ed people be tbere promptly at I p. m. club leadera aid. CommiuiOner Don Mullen spok e on beb11f of Con,resaman W'llter Moeller ■nd asked the women for help in the campaign. Mullen asfo announced a can di• daiee' meeting to be held in "' ' Middleport, October 20 when Mr . Moeller will be preaent. Four local eandldat.es, William McKelvey for eommi•ioner, Au• drey Young tor clei'k of courts, Mui ne Alleuworth for recor der and Geraldine Young for trepur­ er were: present, An Invitatio n Gallia was exlended to the for Congress County- Hoeller group to meet with Ute cl�b at its next meetin&. . · A p0litlcal quia proeram in cflarc,_ of Mrs. . Everett U-om.11 WU PftlQted. It eoneen1ed qul!!'B· tiona on the past blltory or Dflmocratle party and -alao qu es· tlana of lnterfllt to Mei&■ Cou11ty Deai-■, t■• Rdrahmenta were ■erved by aevenJ of tltl ladies. FIN■O ,25 J amet •R. Pri,ddy, Bradbury, was tined 4!%&,•nd, eostl loday in Coun• ty Court � a cliu1e of 1peedlng hrou,hl by Ille Ohio Slale ffllh • way Pltrol ' -,.�· ' I ' � 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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