http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/8edf50b02ea7a43545cd41c55ee77e90.pdf 37825bd528cb743bf9936af009110c9e PDF Text Text ,, • . • ' Official Boord , Pomeroy Garden Club Celebrates 25th Anniversary With Picrnc Monday Evening Holds Session v b ee�.: M����;�n� ...�:n ���·:i':!b �:rl��.fj"abnn:� Monday Evening ,.--------. Around And Theodorus Council Hold$ M eeting T uasdoy Evening About Middleport K� nneth Finley, vice chairman, picuic at the home of Mrs Irving Karr Jr., Mason, W, V a .. pres1ded w_hen the off1.cial board with Mrs. Theodore Ebersbach, Mrs. Fred Blaettnar and Miss of the UnJted Methodist Church f. . .4tternl Church Sea,u,,i Seven members of lhe WSWS or lhe Enle<prise EUB Cburch ,ii,tlended M iHion:uy Day at the sto.utsvme c.mp me,llng Tue,day, which was attended by approxi• mately 800 persona. Miss Dorothy M cB!ide • leach , er 111 a school m Nigeria waa the speake r and told or Lhe work there, her teachings and the paat and future of South Africa Rev · · and M rs . Raymond Nelson were · in charge of th e muElc. Preceding the afternoon session tbe local group Pnjored a picnic at th� cottage �r Rev. and �rs. Fr a11c111 �. Glnmir ar.d following the meeting, had lune!\ at the cottage with Dr · Pnd M rs. C . E . Lu tz as guests. _______,__ In Mei•• General Hosp!W wUb pneumonia. Mr,. Ripley la viaitlne her dau1b· ter, Mille, of Charleaton. The WSCS will meet Ptlda)' By Mrs. J. 0. Roulh Mrs. J. A. Quillen retu rned Mon• evenin& at the Community Hall. day from a month's v1slt in Akron M r. and Mn. Walter Church and with relative,, daughter , Sharon, of Delaware are S W Lynn, Redland, Calif., ar• �pendin g a week with her father. rived Salu rd11y to v1s1t through Sam Norris . and alslera, M r&. Flor• A ueuet wtlh his 1it1ter, M iss Lou· ence Adams and :Mra. Freda Evans, Society News Theodo_ru1 oun�1 1, Dn ghters of America, et In regular ses• , �1011 Tueada)' e\'enmg at the IOOF Mr. and Mrs. WiJliam Burford hall with Helen Miller ' councilor Lydia Ebersbach as cerhostesses. e onday '!venine at the ' loul and thei r son•in•law and dau- presiding A chi�n potluck dinner was served at 6:30, after which �� �rc�. . ,· ghted, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clark A c,o�.mumea iun was read 1 Group singing of "Optm My ---- --- lhe group made a to ur of Mrs -and their son and famlly, Mr. ,nd from su.sie Thal W�od, nat i onal s; cre• May the opened Eyes I Mm; Eva Sayre, RN, 111 at Me1a:a See'' R g to . eturnm Karr's herb g.11.rden DK3 Joseph Glenn will leue I Mrs. Will Clark and two child ren, u Genera) Ho11p1tal for treatment. thl' home, • cake 1ct•d m w hite and meet ing , followed with devotio ns all of Dayton left last Saturd,y l y, �nnoun�mg lhe N a tion al August 2 for Mayport, Fla., where by o re w as his meditat ion C Council meelmg whi ch w i l l be , Le decorated in silver with the numhe will boilrd the U . ::i. Saratoga mor ning for a vacatio n in Flor• Mrs. , Ben Pulo s and Dave and � eril 25 m silver in the renter, · · Key of tht Kingdom" and c10,­ ida. On their way down they plan held in Allanta , Ga. Oct. J , 4 for ove rseas duty. He has b,;en vis· .::i11.br111a, who h;1ve been vi siting Pomeroy, Ohio . 1 ed reported �Meda Gibbs was with prayer and b11ked by Mrs. John L1etwi ler and rting b.is wife and M r . and .Mrs. her lad1er, Thomas Hensler. and lo slop in South Carolin a for quite i ll in M eigs Geucral JloapiNot O,-n Toni9ht ice cream were ser.,,ed Harry Hill. A bell system was discussed fii;hing. u.her n:1a11ves retu rned by plane · tal. Gladys Cucklci 11 as nominal• THU RSD AY •nd FRID AY MiSB Mary Hayman waa a patient Lo their home in rucson, Ariwna. I ;md ti11aled will be further in.,,e s Hub�rt Taylor a d ilaughte r n h1slo ry of the club prepared ell and elected as oul!idc sentinel. A . Wall Disney Pre� nt:1 Ma rjorie Woodard, council deby :itrs. J. 0. Roedel and Mn. Dor by Finl ey . Leo Cr.:iw, Roy Reuter , Helen Lo uise anJ sur: Bill spent Mr. and · Mrs. Delbert Hendrix Robert Louis Stevenso11· s Homecomin11 l1 Su-�,_. •�, Schae fer' was read . Jn Lhe arti c le. Kenneth Finley, J ohn Werry, Ro• F�iday and S� lu rcl:ty . i n Co lumbus puty . installed Winona Cook as a.&· ,�qe guesll:i 01 relaL1\'CI! at Le tart D" . . '"KIDN APPE 'J he Mt. Olive �.1.omecoming will • 11o c Late councilor; Vels1a Housh, 11 was i,Ulted that the club had a berl Herndon and Ch arles Swat• with Mr. and Mr� < ,.1rl. Taylor . 1 o1ils ano Racrne la11L week. olor . hnic Tel' · In Mrs �s. be held Sunday, Aug. 7th wilh ii 1 n'ur loC'· 1 Raymond 1I)1a•i/ cond_uctor ; _ Eva D.::uat•e r , warden; Return From Florida p1c1.1 c each of the 25 years a 11 d 17 zel were n amed as a commi ttee a nrl -11. 1 1 . Ji. .PuwcU attended a tfl: · e · I b,sket d , noon. pei.:la nner ,, S Clyde r 7-8-9 M ran::;c the seJts in the som • to a 10 · COMING AUG. ' Ca rne Me1nl1,rl of them were held at the farm of . , 1 n•· - , J�eJ � ,,·•� sen !'II r. and Mr11. Halph Durst of w1Ln p1c111c 1.H Lhe ·u� 1L.»CICl.iltio11 at th \< $UN., MON. and TUH . Mr. and Mrll. J. B. Elbe reld with tuary. H"v Eu;:?;,· ie l!rOW!l ask Gr :i ncle have rctu;s.w <l ll f ler spend- / and M rs. Cue_K ler, �uts1de senlm• Gall ipolis ha.,,e r��urned to their singing in the u.heu,oon that a piclu rc of tht thurc h be m).( four days in c1<,-. eland with el. The tra_vehng J!flZc wa s award- employment at Holzer Hospilil guest speaker Re ,. Okey Sm1til w «tu,ce lir..dlvri.J tum 1 hursday Mrs. Elberfeld a& hoatess . Walt Disney's All ar c · we1come, Hcv. cv..:nmg. taken a u , I 11 w :1:, \' !Jll'd tu hn' e Mrs. Liiman's d m r.: h ler, Janice ed to Marie 1-laud. "SLEF.PfNG BEAU'rY" a l ler a re c e nt vacat ion tr ip lo of Nitro. . Douglas Circle, p.:.istoi-, announ ces. Seven or the charter members, th ree pictun!s mdtle 1 1 was voted and Mi�s Shirlry M e a ley, RN's at Mr. and M r s. Loren Say re of �t the clo�c of l�c mcctmg, a P'ior:da. The y ,·i sih:d points of In Technil'olor Mrs. t:. W. Coate.s, Mn. Theodore to pun-!1ai;e a 11..1wc p li!lt' for the Clevcl<1nd Clinic. New Bn ghLon, l'a., and MJSS Eva social hour Wils er1�oye'l, gcunes uuerest in Fort ,'\ty ers, Sanibel Is· Hen Phi hon .,ho underwent were played au� prize: awarded. · land, E bersbach, Mrs. R. W. Finstefwald, pastors study. Sayre 01 H unun g Lon apent a day Daytona BeJch and St. Au- J-' hit In Middleport Mu. J. E. D. Hartinge r, Mrs sur�cry at Meigs Grnl'ral Hospi• i It w.is reported t hal Lhe board gustine. They were .:.<.:companied A Cartoon lv■ry N'9htl Mrs. Will Dow and daughters, . ' with Mrs. W . W. V arian, Schaefer, M rs Roedel and Mrs. J . of educatu,n rumin1s�1c11 will pur• tal !asl week was re1 u rned to bis by Mi ss J ud y Over turf of Middle• Kathy and Susie of Ra ... ens Nood Mr. alld M rs . M�rr1s Teaford are W. Mc.Marray we re present. Four chase iiihlc.s , fvr 1 hc children go• home Tue:•da y morn i n:• and is re• I purl. came Thu rsday for a week's \'i sil anuounc!'!S: . lhe bir th of • son at charter members, Mn. H ar riett rng fro111 the prim�ry to the jun· , po rted t o be rec,,11eri111: nirely. • with her g randmnthel . Mrs. Jam• Mason CJmic, Grandparents are RUHCII, M rs. Grdla Price, M r11 . 1<.lf department. M ilx Roller was retu rned h O me Murray Middleport ea ing Homecom n,wunce A TONIGHT Ral�ton Rui;sell and Mrs. H. 8. , Pray'!r hy Mr. t�inlcy, closed from Pleasant V a lley Hospital '.,.!' , aJld Mrs. Delbert 'J.'eatord. st Su;day the ele,,�nt.b bir th · La l an11u:d l◄lh The Ridge Mi hoan FAM ILY NIGH T ller � M�s . Emm• Wapole of Charlea-. ycstcrd h a d under • Smith, who are honorary members the meeting. a Mr. Ro Homecoming wi!l be h eld Sunday, day of Kathy was celebrated at too 1� spcn� mg the week with_ Mrs. WilHam Holden - GMe Kelly were unable to attend. Mrs. Harry I ___;�:::::::;::::::::;::;;;..__ Q:on e maJo r surgery several weeks 1 Surprise rock and roll enter- Aug. 14, at the chu rc h, nine miles the Mu rray borne with the tradi- Jer ry M. Hill «nd other relallve.s. , aRO. ''ffi.E BIUDGE S AT TOKO-RI" P. Smith was a charter membe r ; I deeoraled bi.-th day cake (Tcd1111color } Cinda L u Sauer who ha s been hwment will take part ln th is Sal- n or th ol Raveri swood off ro ute tional due to her many and ice cream. A ri na Mae Jeffrey unjay , Mrs. W. night's benefit dance party :Varian spent a week two. Come prepa ed fo r a basket - .also ���r���:fiti��;. I con fined lo ht'r h'Jrne fo r the pa st wa s a guest , for the occasion. short program ,nd a for the Pomeroy Eme rgency Squad. dinner, wilh her son-in-law and daughter, a Douglas K1rk Silvana Mangano thrcr weeks hcc,rnse of illness is · Mr. and M.rs. Ralph West, ParkersThe hop will be held under the good 1,· me v1·,1t·tng. Mrs. Roy Betzing, pre sident, con­ "ULYS SES" some 1· 111 ,0 roved. b urg. ducted a short business scssrnn, (TC<'hnieolor) ' Mr. and Mrs. a. Bentley were stars at the Pomeroy tennis courts Take We,tern Tr.'p I oc a e t d t th '.; cntran_ t c to the ath• a which opened with the Lord's Pray ­ Cartoon Also I tal icd lo Columbus t,, attend· ,he . , M r. and M r,. Eugpne Frc,nch eet Cocil Manuel of Benc r Falll3, 7 : 30 pyt ran rsters a er in unison. The programs for "'tHURSOAY and FRIDAY funeral of their �ousin, Mrs. Re• letlc field, with d ncmg from The regllla Pa., was 3 re1:,mt guest of :itr. and r m-Jnthly meeting and son s Cart.er, Keith and Kim Ir LUULLE HAWKINS the comine: yea r were discussed. chcl Bland who .)a ssea away last to 1 1 p. m. Denny Miller 1111 Neww Tal"l,,Jn o Meigs Tempi� Pythian Sfaters returned Salu rda:,r from a trip M1·s. f'aul 'Manuel a'nd family. ( Se rving as host5 durin g the even• was "TARZAN, THE APE MAN" Mr. and Mrs. l larry L. Bailey Friday :it St. Anthon1 • Hos � ilal. held TUl'!iday evening at the th rough some or the we6lern Attendin1 were Mn. Coates, Mrs. in g and donating their time will K. of P. Hal: in Middleport. · :i who C('cil (New MGM in Colon at as Howard been and children Brenda. Debra and Slates. In all lh�y traveled a to• GET SPACE OK Theodore Ebertbaeh, M n. Koedel, be The Jays, Leon Jordan .ind Ken• - also Mrs. Nathan Biggs, mOSt excel- tal of ff,000 miles and were gone SANTA MONJCA, Calif. UPIMiu Lydia Ebersbaeh, Mrs. K. W . Keith h 1:1 Ve returned from a three lending IWTC C.m1p in North ny Hysell. The 19{1() New H.i..,,cn lent chief was in charge of the thi rteen days. Anit.i Ekberg in Douglas Aircr aft Co. Tue sday reFinaterwald, Mrs. Ha rtinger , Mrs. weeks vacation _fn Miami, Fla., Carolina has returncrl home to the wate r show queens w i ll be present. meeting. Routine m" tters we re - 1· 1ed ce1v'l:IU b � home is v Da . h T. wh H re visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dan· par "SIGN OF THE GLADIATOR" · .a aut h or ity from the NationIn Ne w Mexico ti.ey v1s " Schaefer, Mn:, MeMurray, Mrs. Set• . Dance contests will ht schcd• enh arc rcsidmg 1empora rily. (Techllicolor) laken care or an,j tl,e skk com- with a.n aunt, Mrs. Esta Larkins al Aeronautic s and. Space Admln• zing, Mrt. C. E. W. Downie, Mrs. iels and family. ulcd on the evening's pt•og ram. Ca ro l Jean .lono.?s I)( Columhus Also Cartoon mittee repor ted i hat Mrs. Mabel and saw the Hoover D11m, the istration to proceed with develop­ Lletwiler, Mr&. • L. C. Ka rr, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pugh or North Merchants of 1--'omeruy and :,1iddle• Ll w her h days II ng few spendi u Sanborn has been visited and that G rand Canyon anrt visited at Salt ment of the second stage of the NOW AT 5T4TE, Pt, P'IHaart Geora:e Puker, Mn. Charles Pe r­ donated nu:ncrous · Caro l ina we re hue Monday to port have "SOUTH PACIFIC" singer, Mn. Albert Young, Mrs. gnndp arents, M r. and Mrs. Stan l return Mrs. Lucille Garten and prizes, from hams to table Jafps, � rs. Pauline Gallaghe r i s improv• Lake City. ReLur�Jng by the way Saturn rocket. The Saturn spacf' Icy Jone s, E. Main St. of Deever they .,,isiteu with Mrs. vehicle i s being Jesigned to traOnly Here Can You Enjoy m g at her home. 1 Harold Brown, Mn. Blaettna r , Mrs. Mrs. Perry Riggs , Mrs. Orvill e j d � ugh te r to thei r h ome in Ches• lo be g iven away as door priz es and ' mbers pre• Faye r.ou sh, al110 a relative, and vel eventually to the moon and There were 1 1 mt P:iclu re.s In Hi•Fi Sound! I Karr, and one e:ucst, Mrs. Pc.arl Romine, Mrs. AMn Ru aaell. Mrs. hi re . Mr s , Ga rten and daught er contest prizes, A la rge deroraled sent for the mcc: ing. stOpped at Pike's Peak. planets , LHt Showi"9 Tonl1ht Hysell. J, E. 0. Ha rtinger, Mrs. W a id had h een visiting w i ll• lhe Pugh11 layer cake will be raffled off. �-----;;;;;=a;;;;;aa;_ ;;;;;;.;;;;;'.�� ;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; · h11.,,c j'"';;;;;;;,,;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;�;;-;;-;;Special congratulation s Windon , Miss Ma rga ret Wells at thei r hom e in Winston Salem & and Mrs . Eleanor Wel 111 were in and 111110 in Florida . M r. and Mr . been ex;tendcd to Mrs. Mabel Nit- I New Haven Tuesday afternoon to Pui;:h visited briefly with Mr. and meye r who is di rector or the bcne­ 111\end the funeral of S. H. Reil• M rs. Ray McCarty before return· (it danc;e and w ho has already help­ ed collect o.,,er $281 fo r Lhc Porn• I ng home. mire held at the EUB Church. Karl Klo<' s unde rwent surgery croy Emeri:eriey Squa<l. Mr. and Mn. f;arl M()'Ou were Refreshments -will he sohl. in Montgomery Sund.: y to attend ut Hol it• r /lm;pita l yesLerd ay. BIiiy Swun an,J J('hnny Hood Tkkets to the bimefil arc now lh e fune ral of hla aunl, Mre. John visited Monday n1ghl and Tues• on sale d Zirk's Dairy Bar. Youeli. Mr.11. Moille G 11tnthe r returned <l<ty with Johnny•� grandmother, after a Mrs. Josic Turner, Laurel Cllff. h ome �und11y evening ISS Mrs. Stanley Addlcsburgor 111 weeks visit al Por.a, w. Va., with em ployed as a heautician at the MrR. George Armentr out. Miss Lydia Ebcrsbach and Mrs. Charm Ho use in At h ens. Mr. ;md P..l rs. Jack Neff and Jay Wa rner and children , Larry, retu rned chlld ren who have be£i n living In Steven and Jeffrey , home Sunday afll.!r a two weeks Ha v c n � wood for t he pa sl year - 1ho Mott - lllJ1M �T,t,,t1to, MiHs Kwron Sue Ours of Racine vacation til Lake11ide. Linda Wa r• h ave returned here • .inclare now pilctl up a 20 point lead toward � ne r stopped in Londun on the re- J i .,, ) 11 1,; Ju th e c o rn er a partment the 1 961 Miss Tri•Coun\y beauty ·lg h turn trip for II visit with her o..,e, �vans Groc..iry. crown 1' 1:1 d h sy i: r1mdmnther, Mr'I. Ray W ,irner. Mary Lo u Wa rJ w h o s pent i h1 cuse Re er�: t�,;n a i c!n��: :s :�1 Mr. a nd Mrs. J. C. Bright Gf week with her gr;i n d mother, Mrs. 1 estimated l 05 attended ltie .2110lh Dun tiar. W. Va., were week!nd �amcs Mur r ay left fo r her home d;; n,·e of the Tri-CountY Tce n can . 1 11 Ravenswood Tucstlay. Vester- teen gue&t11 of Mrs. C . E. W. Dow nie. · ts on Dr. and Mn. J. JI. Manhall and dey sh e lcrt for ,1 w ee k at camp Miss Ours made h er 2D po m . l 0 . ,irst f.amlly relurned lo their home In in Ripley wilh : h e Il ave ru wood I.be basls o·r person " l ' l' ' 11 Band. l l School J h Loul!wlllc, Ky., t'riday a fter a g � ph ases or ju ct gi n.(t' 1 11 ree . · of man• M r�. ,John T. !lav111 who haa h undred poinlJi · n cled tO· w 1.n: v1s1 · · 1 w1· th her mot h er, MrR. John hee11 visiting with her mother, . f. Rally and other relatives. Satu rday n · g h•t a ;�h A 1 '-M r . and _ Mrs. Ernei,l Lelfhelt of M rs. Geor�.e Anderson Sr., tind Le aion buildi� g in R11.cfne :h� ��� • Pkl'" lhWHaw Clrnlttl Pmida u tleo,. Akron v isited Tuesday with Mr. othor rela � a vcs ha s returned to com pete 11galnst Lois Arnotl Jantnialo banler apla11 plttllNI "jiUlr" IN her home m New York. and Mrs . C. J. Ehe rsbach. lee Drake A H 1 bba u ' A ..llo\llloo." TV'• �, pktunl Ja t' k Kelly u r C olumbus sp f' nt Sprc,use, S�sie "� aw1;y ;nd Ju�t}' Mr� . Ca rrie Nye f�ll Tues.Jay mornmg ti\ �e r �ome, M�Jberry the weekend wllh �is pa rent1:1, Mr. C haffin. Ave., fr ncturmg ner left hip. She 1111d Mrs. M . 1 .. Kl' ,lev .. ctlrer tor BIii Moore an . . ,11nrl fam ily· · ' A c t,· ,, "' · I a I M c I3,11 General Hos• M r. i! nd Mrs. W 1 l 1 1 11 m May c11 nounced ti �pedal meeting of the 18 · H paUen and children c11 tn� M 1_m d11 y to Teen Council for tonight a t the YES ...THEY'IU!l REAL RED WINGS p!tal. ,.., a rth Beal and spend the wf' ek w ith h1 � m n1 h er, Syrat·u!le Vouth cent r l . Mr. and Mrs. u 7 30 H e and you know it from the moment you put them on. M_ n . Nora Churen wo re Sundc1y M u. l .uc llle Mc1yr. s. O n F riday al so announced Lh l �OI� ; · th d111ner guesls or thei r uncle J? r. th ey visited In Port � m.o uth with Saturday ni � ht da�cc �'ti::.!d n: The ultimate in c::omfort: and fit. Slipper comfort for �- , s. Hart and daughter, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Ern e.st ( ovl' rt and an op,m house party wlll bo held chUdrrn. Mrs. Lt1c1ll f' Mayoa re- at the home of Lois Arnott to ob• ..-ork or lelaure wear. CUlhion wed1e crepe it0le1 . � , El91c, �rs. Bertha LcMug, Miss Leona turned w!th t�em Sunday for a serve lhe successful oporallon of ••Sweat-Proof" leather imolea . . • ho JaCM • • • you Lc1vln& and Ml ssos Barbara and tw o week s visit. lhc Syracu se Yo LIth ceri ter. M r8. Dorothy Dandakles of Dolores Godbey of Stow were the Juel ■lip lhom on. Ever,ready1 by Rod Wln1 Shoe■• Tuesday gue1t1 of MIiii Elsle Ha rt , Athens ls spending several day1 No. 190. Dru, 61aeA l,ollwr uppm, tu,AU,,. sister-in• Mr, and Mra, (t L. Gotllchalk with her brother and Ul8d6t �rtpe .oin, "Sw«JI.Proof' leoth,r i11toln, 1p«iol and family ol Chicago, Ill,, a re law, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones Md filti111 toul'lllrl, Mll-lu, COllllr&ldWn. apcnding the week wUh MIHea and daughter,, M11ud and Freda Grutaer, Mlne rsvll �i,. Nellie Ko•hler vlslled Sun- Ou1ln11 Plmuietl Su,ub,y Mr. and Mrs. Per ry Miich and The young people or the Mid• day ln Galllpolla wlth Mrs. Chari- dle po1·t Ch urch of Christ a re son . Larry have :-aturned, to their c� weaver and other relatives. plannin g an outing this Sund� home, Mlcldlepor(, afte r a vaca• Mr. and Mrs. Doual.111 Circle at Lake Hope. Plt1ns are to leave tlon al the Robinson Cabins at and famlly or Carmel visited M r. 11.t 1 : 30, will stay for swlmmin• Heverly where th")' enjoyed fiah, 1111d Mrs. Erneat Johnson or Che- and have I picnic 11upper. ing. OHIO llhlre. POMEROY "Middle tf Upper Bloell." While there the y were visited Those wishing to i(• are tci contact Mrs. Mi1rth1 Childs or by Mr. an d Mrs. P. A. Scott and M ia• Cuol Hud10,1 by Friday ev9- Reed Koenig, local. Before returning home the nin&. MEN'S Mitch family vl.ilted In Marlon Bobby Johnson of Che shlre ar� with their daughter and family Conni(! Grindley o f Syracuse an Mr, and M rs, William Houck and visiting at the Douglas Circle id Wheeling with M i . and M r■. home 1h11 week. Roblrt Mitch. · Mr. and Mn. Douala11 Ci rcle of Mr. Mite!\ has t,oon on vacation Carmel visited :Mr. anri Mrs. D11y- from hi1 employment at the New WOMEN 'S BOYS' ton Warnpr, Syracuao. Sun·iay. York Central Railroad. Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Wllt· ') n of V1lut1 To fB.96 \_ Piketon were vlaltina Mt·. nnd M IUIIIAIII I Mre. Albert Hartung th:·ee d:.t)1J Pa,tor On I'tu:ation ...... , .. i12•:IO tllNf1 Rev. HGward Ruppelt, pHlOC' of la s t week . ._._ ... ._ _n d II MEN'S Sizes 4 to 9 the tlrat United PresbyLerian Broken Si••• up to Big 6 11- 1¥ Churches of Middleport 1nd Sy• racu■e wllJ be on vacation durln1 INFANTS' BOYS' the month or August. Last weei his 111olher, Mrs. C. Sizes 6, 7, 7\i, 8 \i , Oli only Regular ,11,95 E. R p � ·,of Long Beach, Miu,, I N BLACK and came� ..,1,lt with t,im and will WHITE CHl!lCK 111cco pany hlm io Alenndri1, V1., where th�y will viait the for• SIies 14 and 16 Broken Sllet SIies 12 to 6 V1luet To fZl.91 mer'• alster and family, Mr. and Mn. D. D. Pe11er, for a few day■ ' N'S CHILDRjl GIRLS'· ■nd then lo Cheyney, Pa., where MEN'S Ind BOYS' they will visit w.:lh Mr. and Mrs, Jamea McDonald. From t�ere they wUI 10 to \ ' Mlululppl where Rev. Ruppelt Mlddlepon will ,pend UJ,e remainder of lh'i! Broll.en SIies Btoken Sizes month. By FREDDIE HOUDASW!LT MEIGS THEATRE I R.� · Donce I . I . Saturday ,- ��• n.ency Squad I Emer, :, MaJnly About People In Pomeroy I I . ly United ,-,,... lnMrNtlonal The, workl'• tm111.., and oldest ro,ultOc 11 1111 Marino In it.Ir. OYer- II 1qu.ar1 mlltt In 1rN, . It hH Hllf9d •• a ...,.,..1., .,... Mnco tho "h Century. . . I ---- -- - W,11 Ben.e#it Now·You Know Letart Fal ls VOL XII NO . .flf '3 e' ent1ne ' OhNo: kaH.... tll!u•s ...... libly -,. •n4 - .... - .......... ........,_ ....... fel'lt,hf. ,....,, ..., .... lllll• ,_..,...... '""- llilll todoy r•ntlnt hwm ,..... ... ,. 17,73 -- low -- INl nerttt • '1-n ....,...,. De�oled To The lnteruta OJ The Mei11-Ma,c,n Area Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, August f, 1960 SINGLE COPY - I ,,' lI , ; 1/ w. I h" s· '' M j Preparing For Convention Trips Mew RCA Victor Television Sets M' 0urs Leads C8..ontestants In ,eauty Contest I Select The Style and Sise You Like Best. These New· 1 961 Models Are Terrific Va lues. NEW RCAVllffll- TV r I WITH ALL ID OF TV'S '' . f MOST IDDERN IDVANCISll . NEIVPtEAglJRE! I I M itch Family Returns Alter Vocati,on Trip $1 3.95 HARTL EY & BEN NETT X-15 Sets New Speed .Record At 2,l50 MPH FI NAL CLEARANCE SALE D R'E S S F L A T S $2.00 pr. OXFORDS & SHOES $2.00 pr. WORK BOOTS TENNIS SHOES $1.50 pr. $1.00 pr. OXFORDS & STRAPS $1.00 pr. ' OXFORDS $1.00 pr. TENNIS OXFORDS $3.99 pr. � To Toe Style SIie, s to 1 1 WOMEN'S CANVAS OXFORDS $1,99 pr. WOMKN'S TENNIS OXFORDS $1 .00 ii,. Maiiy Olher. Values For !II• Whole l -�-... --. . .................. . ............ ........ 2 Only Ladln Suits ' --- Now $10.00 BECKY'S IN MEIGS COUNTY ITS - Parluck'Suppe ,. The W ijlln1 Workura Clau or the Zlon Churc� of Cltr!st wlll bavo a l>(ltluck ,upper at tbe church .for lhe bmil;ea of tho cla\JI, The Orne haa I.teen aet for 7:30 Wed. ■y, Auo 3rd. • w- -•- 'r'_\s ::.. -.• .._ • ....,.. ..., tqwus-r ..... ..... .,, SMnH a.oTHING nNNIS OXFORDS ,SIie• 4� to 9 Middleport; ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 1 �2.99 pr. JOit ·---"' CORRICTION · · ' · · In the till ol guest ottendln& Narrow, anti MedlURII N 111111 ..-.llii SHOE s..· · oRE 'ROUSH'S , No llll1J · rcpr Muy Yeu:a DlalrllluM ., RCA Vl�r - bd :e WIJ�ll , � l1':i1: •:::.:y�"11'��•.'.. LI::,; MIDDLEPORT 'N,O, lll�OND A.VI. KaoWB ; Mae� Of � FOi' n. H!lllie , 11 , . flapper ■ ttonlled lnetead ol lln, Merc.... , -,. . , '----..., ___ _,, � Ni�per'I! · reported. · _;'___t l""'"l"'---i'-..,.�;.,;.,._ , ' .,._.,...,__.."::"�"'!'::·+••11�··�•;,,',..._-:'_,:.. ....i:.�� .,. '!;--""::"-•-,-:::'i::���".'"'-,._-:'�---�--1-""'---------------' ,,.,,_ if, . .,., ,��JC ,. 1''!1110, SHOP iid SAVE' ' b .;.. ." It's . conference time once aga.in for Ohio's \'Olunteer fire depart• menta and this year as in the put Meigs County will be re­ presented. 'l:he conference or eon.-ention ., (Lah your pick) will b1e held this year at the Pick-Carter Hotel in Cleveland. The event �-1..�r . � ... .,., •• 10 a. ...... F>ldu lll<lrlWI& ') ind lull until · nocnt' swtdi}': - -� ��. , � and eali, i'ri•••rra. �:�( . · ,- _,• idg ■e\'eral members of Meigs County's Volunteer Fire Departments wilJ ,tart their jollJ'Dey to Ute "Convention City.•• Last year Meigi County wu repreaeoted by Middleport and Pomeroy with 16 "smolle-eaten;" from the "Twin-Cities" aUendlns the three day eonterenee ■t Cin­ ., cinnati. This )'ear will mark tlHt 17th consecutive )'ear that Middleport has been represented at the 23 year old Ohio State._ J'ireman'1 conferences. Hi1hligbts or- this year'■ event will inc.t_ude a (ire lightln,: de­ monetraUon Satunb,y mornint: at I the East 9th St.reel Pier directed by Lieu.tenant Edwin Duelcber buperintendent ol Ma.inteDaD� of the Cleveland ' Fire Depart• ment. Tbe Hononble James A. hnodes, , Auditor or the St.ate will be guest speakef at the banquet, Patrolman Thrown Off Sat1m:h,y evening. , l:Us addre.u wlll be "Volunteer Firemen and 'fowa Motc,r Scoote� Community Reaponaibilily". \.lcuq;e rllc.u, 1-.owecoy patrol­ Friday 's event wilt be capped man,· 11 Jud up at hlB home on with the usual fire equipment Nye-a.v auttenng from i�junes re­ pa rade, cc1ved yeslercla:J afternoon when be wu lhrown. from the motor Dominican Shakeup IICOOter owned by the villilge, t:hlef Jed. � Webster said today Being Anticipated thaL tt1cU was unable to work hlS Cll.J...,..rt.0 THUJ u.LO, U. R. UPI sn11t tut night and would not ·be -A shakeup of the Dominican able to attend the Firemen's Con­ cabinet as a sequel to tbe resiina ..,cntion in Cleveland a, planned, lion of President Hector B. Tru­ jillo. Provisional Pre■ident Joaquin Magic Show Coming Balaguer, who stepped up from At Syracuse the vice _presidency Wednesday '!be Uldiea AulUtiary or the syr. to fill lhe vacancy left by Trujil­ acuae Fire Department ls sponsor­ lo's resignation, had .already re­ ing a magic s how at the Syracuse placed two Lop official.a and fur• town b.Jl •l 8 p. m. Wednesday. ther cban _ ges were expected. Featured will be Elr De· Ti bier, for­ TO IE AT IIAC1NI merly a magician with the Ringling Noah H11kln1 of Middleport, Brothers c,ircw. 9reacber, wi11 The magicUm bills himself as the lay Methodist human pincushion, eats light blllbs have charge of the 10:415 a. m. and is a fire eater, the ladies an­ worahip sel"vices al the Racine Methodist Church Sunday. nounce. ...:__ , Wellston Men Seek $.15,292• In Overtime Pay SHOE STORE DRESS OXFORDS, and LOAFERS $5.00 pr. lie History Revi,ewed Come I n and See and Hear The Nlfl,tn,._, -- Weather · . 1 Hall EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Galif. UPI - -The rocket-powered X-IS ca rried test pilot Joe Walk.e r over the California desert at bet­ ter than three times the speed of sound today to establish a world's air speed record of 2,150 miles an hour . The successful flight in the needle-nosed research craft came after a two-month delay in the X-15 space prog ram caused by an engine explosion whlle ground tesUng one of the three flight ready cx))(l rimental plane s and three aborted attempts a l the speed record. Walker, 38, National Aeronau­ tiea and Sp.ace Administration COLUMBUS (UPI) - Thulldershowers poured cooling ram NASA test pilot lor 18 years, into Ohio Wednesday night and were expected to resume over broke the 2,094 m.p.h. mark set variou parts of the stale today bringing relief frofn general s Sept. 27. J 956 by Capt. Wilbur Apt humidity, · the of unner r e r [o a in the X 2 The weather bureau report{,i rains. X-15. Apt wa s killed during the [ Toledo Edison officials n:ported rain tot�ing 1.7 inches in Cleve, record flight when the ship dis­ land, 1.2 inches at Columbus and at least 10 lines into individual Integrated in nighl. residences knocked out, two uW.71 i11ch at Toledo. A lightning bolt struck a he rd of il"y poles down, several transform­ cattle near Ravenna Wednesday en out of commission, and a 7,200 and killed HI Hol11lein cows amJ volt line fuse blown-all the result two heifers. The animalll wen• of winds and falling branche,. In central Ohio early today, oYhted by Mra. Virgil OerthicJ, ltectric MrYlc• in Pomeroy were clear and the alr dry kiea s m 82 Ohio ide s be lies farm whose -■ tllaruptocl at 12:50 p. m. tobut aa the -sun l'Ole the cool, and the valued She County. Portage l �octrlu WftA • when day ai r became humid, aa the weather animals at $8,000, ancl rain storm ,tn,ck thi■ •""· It would over predicted bureau hour per s mile 35 Winds to p u SantinDoll,TM Mlchlntry 1t roared throu1h Toledd and North- mOJ1t of the ■tale today. . ol tMP wH dDwtt caualng delay. The weatberruan held -:- out the Tho PameroJ fire .,artment wdtem Ohio knocking down trees The promiJe that drier alr fro� a cold w11 allod out wMn poww llnN and an1ppin1 power lines. lront In tbe 11:orth would puah gustier faster. wen tlDwnod at tho Pomeroy we1the�1n aald to the aou:tbem P.U!,' of the down Wauseonthe lnte ripped wiJiaJ' ,...,...._ uwl c.ar Wt on lad, J �-' ' atate Friday, N1pole0t1 area· ..ioo, with heavier --• St. ________________ Cooling. Rains Dampen Ohioans, Sweltering In High Humidity Deadline News ,,. ., ' \ t ·'\<ii.,!, �• ' ' - 'MO-if 1960 STIJMP.. �PEAJ<mSl (HF DAit Y t;ENTINEl ' �tating EditoriallJ 1 Your Contact With Police Is Your Phone Two crimes could have been solvecl recent­ ly by persons making a phone call to his of­ fice, Sheriff Robert Hartenbach said rester­ day in di..scussing the swelling number of breakings and enterings in this county and nearby areas. · Two men who allegedly stole a truck at Portsmouth and broke into a Wilkesville gro• cery abartdoned the truck Monday at Forest Run . They were seen in that area by se•ieral persons who failed to notify the sheriff's of­ fice until too late to a,p prehend them. ..• • • •• In a bre<'lking and entering at the Pomeroy Landmark Store Monday night another phone call could ho.ve solved the crime before the participants escaped . A woman in the area told Chiel Jed Webster Tuesday 11;1,al sqe OQ­ served two young men acting SUSl;liciously shortly alter midnight. Law enforcement officials str�ssed yestt:?r­ day that their service to the public is only as good as the cooperation they receive. The law is �n the job 24 hours a day and with. modern radio•ec;uipped cruisers, a phone call to the sheriff's oHice at any hour can bring almost inslant response from some member or the County, Pomeroy or Middleport police departments. Anything sighted or hea�d by the public that arouses suspicion sho_l,!-,ld be reported at once, the olficjals said . Af�! a report is made, it is then the duty of the officials to decide whether an arre.st is warranted. They always will have cqecked thoroughly all suspicious circumstance which otherwise may have es­ ci:.ped their notice. The phone in the sheriff's office is WY-233-7 1 a,nd a radio officer is o n duty 24 hours a day who is in constant touch with the polic e of Pomeroy, Middleport and the surrounding counties. Your con.tact ,ith t�e poJy.e is as near as your phone. Use 1t! j,> . • • • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 4, 1960--3 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midd leport, 0., Aug. 4, 1960 Ameche Finds Role To Liking In Hollywood BY VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOO D UPI-Don Ame­ ehe. credited by !he nation's come dians with inventing tile 1ele• pllone, is ·making his first movie in 13 years. For old times sake, or some otller reason, the man who played Alexander Graha.n Bell again is portta)'iAg a ch::iracter named Alexander. Warner Brothers Studios. which is produring Am11,·he's new film, "A Fever in the 810<1d" ref11ses lo divulge whether Don llas any scenes with a telephone. Maybe it's a good thing. Still handsome, and willlout a gray hair in his heBd, A 111eclle plays U. S. SenJtor Alezander Simqn in a story of political 'in• trigue. US& Gr.iy Dy• To age hlm for the role makeup men used gray dye at his temples. "B�cause ·the part is good and the picture is firNt•rate I decided to return to Hollywood," said Don who now makes his home in New York CU.y . Don ffloved ea.,t in 1900 when New York wu tll� center of tele­ vision activity, It baa been aome th-ree years ainee hi! atarred in a nifty little picture titled "SU&htb' li'rench" with Doroth}· Lamour. ,/ " I moved because what little was offered me h p1cl ure1 didn't measure u� to the things I want• ed to do," he said. l< NPI 81:sy In TV "Meanwhile I've kept busy in television and the theater. But I wa, never fortun.1!e -em!111h to be a part of a succe,sful "rV seri�. I t�d three of th�111-•Holi�y Hotel', <!J'Ae Francet Langford, Don Ameelle Show' and a quiz program. 'Take .a Chs.ncu_.' •• · Splendidly tailored, and looking like a successft1l businesaman• race llorse breeder Whic� he la, Don ducked moviJ offers, waiting for a leading roJe. •·when the pic�ure is coin,1?l�ted I'll head back for New Y��" he said. �"As far show business, I've reaclled a point whf!re l don't care much what I do. except ha�t it must be somethi n, good." Out Joppa Way 4,: Coo�� �,ler Writes Govet;Q� Asking Clemency Reed sville Meigs & �on N.ews Of Wee� Coming Events Mr. and Mrs. John Miracle and daughter Linda:, ot Belpre wished Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. LawEleanor Wells, councilor, pre• rence Reed. Bided and a communication was Mr. and Mrs. Everett Davis read (rom Susie Waods, national wUI leai,,e Friday Ior a (ew days secretary, announcing the Nationin Columbus. al Coun('i\ session on 10clabcr 3, 4 and � L.t Atlanta, Ga. An invl• . . Sheila C111lds, da_ "J ghter or Mr , I : ·1 t i ei n wa s read to attend the wed · and Mrs. bill Cll1ld3 llas been I dlnit of Dolores Kraeuter and confined l� �er ho'!1e with mum ps : La ,;rc·i ce Wolf!!, Wednesday, Au: Mn. William Slater was _ 1 !1 gust 24 at 7 : :10 p. m. al the Parkersburg yesterday to v1s1t M orn i!J. g S tar EUB Church . with her llilher Fred C1been of Athens who was taken to the St. T:omPr Holler was reported Joseph Hospital Monday. ¥,rs. home trom hospital and improv• Cabeen is staying at the Wm. ing. Jtoberta Lee was nominated, Slater llome while Mr. Cabeen is eleded and installed as inside hoepitalized. sentinel witll Nei,,ada Beaver, council deputy, the installing ?d'r. and Mp. B'ruce Bin�ham oHic r,1' . were in Columbus visiting witll ... Mr. and Mrs. Fran,lin Ginther Expense money for Goldie Fre· and family last weekend. Their I derick to r_epreaent the council at daughter K.athY. visi 1,ed in Athens ' St.ate Councll session was allow• witll her granlmotller, Mrs. Yeau- ed. A contribution was made to ger while her p11rents were away. the money tree .el State Council Mrs. Jamea Lloyd and cllildren session, a project of tile State who have been visiting in Pome- Councilor. It was announced that roY with her sister, Mrs. Clarice the llome and orphans committee Kennedy and here witll Mrs. would spon1or a silent auction at Bruce Lloyd and son Mik.e plans the next meeting and members to return to her home In Belpre were asked to bring adticles lor the auction. A meet.ing of the this evening. Psst Councilors was announced Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Coleman for W�dnesday e\'cning, Aug. 10 of Columbus visited brielly with al the lodge hall at which time a Mr, and Mrs, Bethel Coleman and shower will be held for Esther son, Roy, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Hayes whose marriage to Jsmes C, A. Diamond of Pittsburgh also Ridenour will be an event of visited one day tllis week with tllis montll, the Coleman family At the close of tile meeting, a Miu Lois Cecil ls reported to be quite a lot improved at h.er cake walk was held by the mis• ce\laneous committee and the home. cake won by Myrtle Walker. Re­ Ra:, Pickens, son or Dr. and fresllments were ser.ved and Mrs. R. R. Pickens returned home games played with prizes award• Sunda)' from the Scout Jamboree cd the winners. in Colorado and has been con­ fined to his llome this week with virus. ' I '*:IJrs. I Garden Club Has Session At S haffer Home ?.t'r- I II • 4.Yt�•• �.s S Vf,9i,t..D DAILY S I MO N S a. -· C°' -- ..,11r, POMEROY SKINLESS WIENERS 2 lbs. 95c • ' . l = ,.�, m ,�, w. ? !lllli �� , ...., . •· ·'• ..._· , �•- • �--:-- Vaouum Plclled llfill,,,.. ... llliit' »- , 4, ot ,. *' o� �-tit � mlcl rov --�---- kn. CAN DOG FOOD IL I.ft>. WIS 1 2 caill $1.00 Boga Love Ope11 Evfflblp lll 7:30 P'!' _ � Beer •' ' - Carr,:-Oul ,f '0 a• ,._ Markin.'s Foo� Market RUTLAND, OHIO ' 'nil, - lb. 69� - · lb. 49c - - - lb. 89r, OIEESE, 16 Slices . . . . . . . . . . - · . . · pkg. 49c SXW lie MI LK 79,_ - gal. jug BACON, Sucher's Sttced . . · - · - . . - · - · fb'. 55c Hoit.di'.oWN Tomatoes - - 2 lbs. 25e CUCUMBERS, long Green Minutes from The Puch --- YELWW or WDiff -CORN - . TheLsi,GTown ea. Sc doz. 3 5 ,, BANANAS - - 2 1bs. 25e HOME-GltoWN PEACHES - - - - lb. lC>f. iii, ™ii IOc JIFFY WE MIXES · - . . · · - . . - · . . · kx NAPKINS . . - . . . . . . . . pkg. of 200 - 39c PAPER CUPS - . . - . . . . . . . . 2 � 29c PAPER PLAilS · · · · · · · - · · pkg. of 1 00 - 99c THE FOOD MA·RT RUTLAN D F U R N ITU RE KIVER REPORT Visit.on Welcom e F L U F F O · · · · · · · · · · · - · - · · · · · · 3 lb. can 65c Big 2 lb. bag FIG BARS or SANDWICH COOKIES · · Only 39c Soap Pow,der , G I A N T B R E E Z E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - · 69c Like Home Canned . . . No: Z'h Cans SAND HILL PEACHES . . · . . . . · · · . . 3 cans 89c Ktag Slul PEANUT BUmR, · · · · - - · · 3 lb. jar only 97c P 9 R K C H O P, $ . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . llt. 65f - WIENERS, Such• Skinless Cube Steaks BULBS 6'AY BE ORD.ERED FOR SPRING DELIVERY Shorlenlng Minu te Steaks Summer League SATURDAY and SUNDAY, AUG. 8 and 7 SATURDAY and SUNDAY, AUG. 13 and H ' Golden WHY PAY MORE'! CHANEL SHOWS I Jackets Beat SILHOUETTES IN Racine 6-3 In PRESS EVENTS WHERE EVERY DAY JS BARGAIN DAY 5 lb. - 59c llld \Vlff'" -----"----- Markin's Food Market 10 lb. - fl.17 15 lb. - f!.90 • LOW LOW PRICES Glads On Display In Our Show Room Phone: Coolville 3755 FL O U R 25 lb. hag $1.89 S UG A R - 'i"· IG!!r ' · AAked 1,11 Plea• Cowt Chester Social Events Of Weck ,Meigs County Long Bollom, Ohio Located on Success Road ¼ Mile East ol State Route 7, I¾ ,Miles South of Tuppers Plains, Ohio SELF-IUSING iilM■■I - II Mr. and Mu. Pearl Wolf, dau• giller Sharon and 10n Joe of Amanda spent Monday and Tues· day with Mr. and Mn. Eldon Kraeuter ind daughters. Mr. and Mn. Denver Frank and cllildren, ,S,mdra, Jay and Ricky returned to their borne in Alli· ance Wednesday after a visit with their parents, Mr. and Mra. Wil• bur Moore and Mn. Lettie Speo• cer and other relatives. Paul E. Moore, daughter Kay anti sons Jack and BIiiy Gene of Alliance are lhe guesta of bis puents, Mr. and Mr,. Wllbur Moore. JeHrey Buckley of Indlana ii tile guest of his brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. John Buckley. Mr. and Mn. Carl B..iggs return• ed to their home, Columbus, Monday after a two weeka visit with her si11ter, Mrs. Wendell Bet:ting and otller relatives. Mr. and Mrs. George Starcher and cllildren, Robert. Linda and Mary Kathryn and Misa Eathe"r Dill returned home Tuesday eve: ning after a visit at M1ndield with Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Arnett and family and at Melvindale, Mich., with Mr. and Mta. Wather Evans and son, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jone• Jr. and family ol Columbus spent the Wei!kend witb their parents� Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Keller Of Pine Grove visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill. Mr. and Mrs. James 1;. Ginther and son Phillip of ClnclnnaLi spent a day last .week with Mr. and Mrs. Oris Ginlher, C'he11ter Road and was accompanied home by tlleir son George wllo spent several days witll bis grandpar. ents. Mr. and Mrs. David Bauer of Worthi itgton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C . R. Karr. They left Sunday evening for a weeks vacation at their cabin on Lake Huron and were accompanied 'by Polly Ann Bauer and Susie Mar• unka. Polly Ann and Susie will spend next week in Marion with Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Bauer. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cubbage and Kalhy of Barberton and Mrs, A. E. Wolfe were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Rousll, Mrs. Wolfe returned llome with Mr and Mrs. Cubbage arter vislUng ·relatives here tllis wmmer. Mr. and Mrs. Edison Hollon and family returned home Sunday evening after a weekend visit at Ft. Wayne, Ind., witll her brother• in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seitz. Among the places ".i,ited in a slghl seeing trip was tn,i Johnny Appleseed monument. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Frank and sons of Alliance were M onday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edison Hollon. Mrs, R. E. Grindle)' spent last week in Columbus at tile Nazar• ene camp ground. Mr. and Mrs. John Berry and son Johnny and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Armes, Charleston . were weekend guests of Mr.· and Mrs. R. E. Grindley, Minersville. Leo Lewis of Columbus Was tile weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cllarles Buck, M iss Charlotte Hysell accoin­ panled Mr. and Mrs. Robert Noe and son Ronnie or Pt. Pleasant to Bluefield, W. Va., for a weekend visit witll tile former'rs 11on•ln•law and daughter, Mr. and Mra. Rich­ ard Bishop (Paula Noe) •nd dau• �hter Betty Gail. They went at this time to rsee Betty Gail who was born on July 28. Harold William Lemley of Lib­ erty Ave., entered the Veterans Hospital in Chillicothe last Fri­ day for observation and treat- . Cla rk's Gla dio lus Garden C O F F E .E lb. can 49c DOG FOOD t I 25 lb. hag $1.89 Un&!,l Au'gust 10 rrom Middleport LARD 4 lb. Bucket 69c OLE O 6 lbs. $1.00 --'_they'll Do, It lt\'ery T�e !:�,· B ECKY'S 79r, lb. 'Sh, ij l1':l'\�ll!f! ,II; �' $3.00 Pork C'hops wu. "!' ell; "'ll u. CENTER CUT CANDY BARS 10 for 39c I eGIRLS e cHUBBY e suBTEENS Your Choice B O L O G NA 3 l�s. $1.00 Popular Brands I One lot Of Dresses SLICED McGuffey Session ha�,-· � A eroup of friends held 9. Die• nlc Tuesday at Harrisonvil1e, honoring Mrs. Sarah Kelly and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keel and clllldren of Akron. Attending were Mr. and M rs. Keel and children Holly and Kevin, Mra, Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Davis and Mrs. Emmett Cr.iy of Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. Cllarles Buck, Rutland Road. M A R K ET ,\. V. I\Qwell 4\te� Ant\WAI ).l�d/1 Picnic Held Tueaday SELF-SERVICE . 1, J oa: .. I ••!Id I II ly LUCILLI HAWKINS Becky, Ellen and Tommy Leon­ ard, children of Mrs. Reba Leon­ ard returned this week from Rome, Ga., wllere they visited Tile Junior Twilight Gardl"!n Club I tlleir sist.er and Jamily Mr. and met at the home of Linda Shaffer Mrs. Asa Camp and daughter Aon Mr. and Mre, Valentine Ward in Minersville with Joan Hewelson. and grandson 'fimmy Lemley president, presiding. . moved Saturday from Nortll Sec· Miss E�llel Garland rep_orled on ond Avenue to Bucllman, W. Va. harmful msects and specimens o . f . where they accepted employmnt such were studied by the 111 ne · at a mountain resort. members present. Plans were Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Fry, Mr.s. drated to enter an exhibit at tile , Ada Lambert and Don Rice were fair. in Columbus yesterday to attend the funeral of Mark Petty, cousin Followin g the business meeting of Mra. Lambert and Mr. Rice. refreshments wen served by the · On their tet1.1m they visited in hostess and games were lee\ by Groveport with Will Rice wllo is Charlotte, Imboden, recreation In uncle to Mrs. Lambert and leader. Miss Carolyn .Bell wa5 a Mr, Rice. guest at. the, meeting, 111��-. �- • People In Pomeroy ! ot Rock Springs Social Events Mainly About of Amerio met in regular s'°s&ion 1'uesday evening wilh 30 mem­ bers present. ly llklDDIE HOUDASi-1!!:L T Oak Hill S�ietv News By Hilttk!" Fr.der&dc --- -Mr. and Mrs. J'red Reiber and and (amily •pent Sunday willl r.jr. few days with Mr, and Mrs. Dai,,e daughters, Sara l'lnd MarY of To• and. Mri. Val Hartung. · Yalea. ¥:r. ledo Were fflnner gut"Sts Mr. and Mrs. 1''rceJand Norris, Mr. and Mra, Elmer Babcock o( , Weines-­ Frederick Curt Mrs, and Mf�.lfn• B�ch■n,n 1 11nd "Mtt. Qoris Randolph ol R,a­ Fc;iatoria vilfu:4 -,. and Mr&. Os• day. They al'so called on Mr. and Miss tileen Brannon is visiting ' clne, vitited Effie and Linnie Swan c�r B.a,bj;:ock S�}_u�cJ.ay. ly VIOMt Smith �s. Henry .9pe�Ce1'. her sistet' and family, Rev. and ll.ev. and Mi.,i. ,Kenneth Riggs Mrs. Orva Jean Holtet aod Judy on Sunday. Jerry an� ' l,i1Ck Fredhick :11 rs. Robert Sanders and Debbie Sund.a)' vl.sitorii of Mr. and Mrs. lla.ve returned' hom'e lifter several anfl Stevie vi11it.e,J with Mrs. Han• �I�,� thf!if 4-� Clu'r? m�m• cam�d in Junetion City. Rev. Sanders is son Holter, F'oreat Run, last Wed­ Tony Llter were Mr. and Mr.s. Wll!elu In COlumbua. the Oplll!! Brown farm on hers '" laking the young people or his Perry Carpenter and 11011, Pomeroy ; nesday. ifrld'!lf nlg�t. cllurcll to camp this weekend at Mr. and Mrs. Johq Hensley and Mr. ,If,. ard Mrs. Red Crispen are Ml. an( 'M_i:,. El, m,er ]!,abco;ck Laurel, Ky. •Eileen will accompany 111t,eftdinc II few days at their cabin und _ Mt,. Clhai'lea Hensley. or \\'la)'De, Mr. a)>� f,!rs, G�rge lhC!IR, Leone Babcock and Vera Weber on Sllade River. C. A. '• Waller Barber, while enroute to Frederick, I.Ir. ,na �and Mrs, o}I Mr. 11nd ltts. EvereU Sl111on, Lois were shqpplng 11l Parker11bure on caJled Babcock his home in Toronto, Ohio, from 'l;'u�st!&)'. and Su,!, ,penl Sunday �vening MondJy. ll vacation in Florida. visited his Curt Frederick Mr, and Mrs. Muri Taylor cele­ Mrs. Ruby Bur'lce :>f A.)fred, and with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prtnct", sister, Mrs. Rink Linthicum and M rs. Violet Hall wer<! guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charle11 Hensley, br.ited their 49111 anniversary on family. Also visiting the Linthi• ! Mrs. J Bi.�Hell and Mike, Mrs. Le­ Sunday. Guests Wl re Mr. and Mrs. M rs. C. A, E. abco�k Wednea(Jay, c ums was tlleir ·de ughter and fam• By Mrs. John Hartung By Luey K ibble Mr.- and Mrs. Raymond FraJJk ota f'e� rell and Fred 11pent Thurs­ UusseU Arcller, G uysvllle; Mr. and There were 7 1" in attendance ily. Mr. and Mrs. Darius Sampson were in Gallipolis Friday where Mr. and Mrs. Gary Walton and dlly wi ll Mr. 11nd Mn. Lloyd Mc• Mrs. Junior Hunt and family, Mr. baby ar6 spendin� their vacation al Sun!l11y School July !J, collec­ and family. Mansfield. and Mrs. Evtirett Sis1mn and daughPeek, , )ellei,,llle, W. Va. COLUMlBtJS uPI - Here is the Mrs. Jane Perry ia in tile hos- she went f,or treat,mP.ft. here with the.ir parenls, Mr. and tion taken $20.86. 1.e�. ?,fr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davis. Mr. and Mrs . E�nJet! Ba�cock text or a letter that 18--year,old Mr. a11d Mn. Dai,,id Holter and . Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore Boyles pilal again. She was brought home and sons a�4 P� Mrs, Corl Walton ;ind :-ii:r. and Mrll. S�n���nc of family, five Points, were visiting l,,oq Bo�tom and Mr. and Mrs. Wil• convicted klller Hu■lon Nelson, bilt had lo return. of Alfred attended the evening l,ee Wallace. Mr. Walton. is em• ' Au1u•t lard, Taylor, Chesler. �90' with s nt ��� aclleduled to executed Friday nt be t� Frem i, � his b,rolher. Mr and Mrs. Harold Mrs. Grace Balis and family re. servi�s Mrs. Boyles gave tile The Missionary Sot'lety of the ployed in Columbus. DotoLby Rlebel and Laura Ruth, night, wrc.te to Gov. Michael v, and the former s P•tenbi. Holler and family, }'"'r lday evenlna. Mias Barbara Smitll of Pomeroy llighligllts Qf tlie conlerence that cently ,•isited fti:r, and 141'1. ViI:gil 1,Jrs. Charle11 BabcoCk. Ml. Moriall Baptist Church will Mr. and Mn. Hurry Swan, Port• Beedavllle, 1penl Sunday anernoon DiSalle �Ues1.tn4 clemency. Westfall and family. ·Mr. aniJ. Mrs. Eltner Babcoc, of The Clnclnnatl youth used a meet Tllursday at 7:30 P, m . at Is here for a visit with Iler sister, slle attended in June. land. cal led on hla ai1ter1, Effie wlth Mr. and Mrs. Wayn� Prince. Mr. and Mr!. Marvin Bamhart. Wayne sj:ient Salt1(d�_ nii'tl.t' W,lth Roy Eastman is iJl and Dr. Mrs. Dale Smilll. CampJ)tl:11 Har• home Mr11, of the Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carter spent small "I'' In each lnstance exTorrenc� and Linnie Swan, Thurs• • M ary Et.Ile! Taylor accompanied Hewetson is the attending physi• Gladys Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spehcer. lhc week end al Huntington, cept at the be1lnriJna; or a 11en- per, East Main St., Poml!ray, with ' day �ve11 lng. Westfall and Mr. and idtS. Vernon het sister, �a. Patty Dunfee on a cian. as Jackson, f'red her Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Milford Luce, and tence. No mlupe1Ungt11 or graminotller, Mr. and Mrs; 'Efflersbn Pooter Melody Rouah, Peach Fork, Su· Reed and family visited Mr. and of West Lafayetl.! spt'nt the week recent trip to H11wk's Nest, W. Va. co-hoHtess. Seyer&] from llere attended the Nellie Groce are spending a few mar usage have lJtlen corrected. �he annual l!uckley reunion was aan and Copnie Uln11ing, Enter­ Mrs. George Reed on Sunday. fellowship meeting at Tuppers days at Cleveland. "Dear Sir. end with her parents, .... fnd Ei,,angeline Chapter, OES, will Mr. and M rs. Carl -Barnhart and Mrs. Paul Kelley. Plains Saturday evening:. Mr. and Mrs. Sammie Rairden "My name la H uston Neleon. I meet tills 'I,'hursday �vening at on event of July 31 at Forked Run prise were Wed ru;-6dliY guesls of Mrs. Burl Griffin were callers on Diana Weyer1mtller. Dui,,id �milh 1penl the week end were calling on U11y Adams, Eden. am sclleduled to die the i,th or 7:30 al the Ma3onic "t:emple in Lake, fir. and Mrs. Lowell Bing and Mr. and Mrs. Edga1· Abbott and William Jendall, Cllester, recently. fa/nily spenl the wee�_end ',l\ith Russell Buckley and family or wllh MIii')' Klbble, Reedsville. .and I-Larry Kimes, Hockingport, on Aucuat. Middleport. lniti.ilory work will Gory, Roger and Neal Blake M r. arid "14:n. Da:,,ton · Spen� at Beaver Falls, Pa., spent last week children and M.r. and Mrs. Wil• Mr. -,i;tl , Mr1. Joe Cole 11nd fam- Sunday afternoon. "I believe In the Lord sir and be gii,,en. spent three weeks at their summer -Terre Haute, Ind. liam and cllildren Radford with Mr. and rs, Ernest Ruth and M Mr. and i\,trs. John Groce, Helen God la my wUness th■t i didn ' t lly of li'tost, onto, Mr. and Mrs. Au1u1t S home here. spent Sunday afkrnoon at Lake ott,.er relatives. Leonard DA'iley, Portland, :M.r. and Coleman . wer� Sunday: gue.sls of mean to take 1ome ones Uf,e. Mr. and Mrs..- ,Elmer Babeock re­ A meeting will he held Fr lday Hope . . Alice F" o utty i8 spondi�II a M'rs. M,rt. ..Darrell CQ1.arL. Coolville; Sal\,, �· •nd Mf11. Gartll SmHh. tutned• "Sir l believe I c■n . a■y: t�t the evening at the Sutton ' l{, E. . W I tftlil' t 'homii,) �� 11 Wayne Mrs. Flossie Petty of ·Catlfomia Bales Carper and Mni. Ca�per ford and r..ewia CQiart, J.,:Oralr.: _:'}lra, Har.old Holter, Marilyn and Lord llas for aJvJna: m,q , , frit · my Church for all persons interested week Jn Parkersburg " ,with• 1 reliSunda'y after Sl)fndlng their vaca• · of Pomeroy �ere Suhday guests spent a day l"eeently' · \tith a daugh­ tim:r with his v i■ la.d lh•l•mother Mnd aunt, Nol- Taltet BlsaeU were at Holier Hos­ elnB. brother C, A. In donatln& food or helping with tives. ter, Mrs. Clarence Baker and fam­ Mrs. Gothe Hunter of New Cas­ of Mr. and Mn. itoy Eastman: lie Cozart and Helen Bowman over pltal Mond14y evenlni, to visit witll "And i pray every nlghl for tile the Food Booth at tile Meta1 lJ�bcock and other r��tjves and ily. tle, ' Pa., visited here witll her a• Mr. and Mrs Hermiln Grueser tile week end. P4r1, Edith Sisson ;md new d11u&ll· woman whda life l have taking County Fair for tbe church. . Mrs. Vernon Reed's sister, Beu• lr1end11. were Sunday ther, Bert Sllumway and Mrs. of Burlingham Mrt, Oacar Babcock apent the ter, to for atve m13 tp. Mr. and Mr!I, Roy Pool� of A mcetina: of tile Syracu1t1 lab Cain, visited her on Monday. i;:uesta of Mr. and Mra. Norman Karen and Sandy Carler are week end wltll Mra. Charles MH· "Sir, I don't k now nothing about Baacball Boosters at Syracuse Shumway. Mr. and Mrs·. ·Fred Moo"ney visit­ Mt. Herinan called on M:r'. · and Mrs. Bernice RaJ1dolph spent Weyersmiller. aar to vUIH with Iler nepllew, Da- apendln g aei,,eral days i n Green­ law. Mrs. J. P. · K@lley Sunday.' Town Hall at 8 p. m, Parents of Mrs. Hazel Humphrey and dau­ ed Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Barton vld, wllo has been Ill wltll an ear field. "Bul I kno� that l� you commit all playera and all interested laat we.e k ln Belpre witll the Nor• Mr. and Mr111. Emmett Babcock ihter · Hortense and grandd11ugll­ recently. The Mooneyd live in 1nd sons' of Freni ont. MUJs" �ro­ man St. Clair family. Mra. Dale Barr, Mr.a. Buford a crlme you 'have lo P�)' Jor it, Infection. per:sons urged to be present. . Mas�achuselts. Calvin Randolpll of Little Hock­ t1tr Janet attended the races at Mr. and Mra. Robert Gray, LionK Blake, and Mrs. Mary Offutt cull• thy Burke ol A�fred, and · Mn. "But air I waan't even Jn my The Happ y Harvesters Gia• of A surprise birthday party was Bouom, RD, entertained with a ed on the Joe 8i1111ell family Sun. right mine. the Fedet'ated Church wll1 bold Ing la spendlnc some 1ime here Proct orville Fr:lday, lleld .at tile home of Mr. and Mrs. Cha'rles Babcock called on Mr. Saturday evening dinner, Gueats day. "t know that our have to pay tholr annual picnic in the church with hla brother and sistcr-in•law, Miss Aiice Euler visited Mrs. Per.ry Curti,8, Jply SO, honoring a;n8 Mrs. Curt Frederick Sunday . M r. and Mrs. c. H. Randolph. Ca]. Hazel Humphre; Saturday. wore Mr, and Mrs. Marlon Rita• Spendlna: the week end with for my �rime. basement Friday at 6 p. mi their son, Charles, on his 1 7tll evening. Otller canerJ were Mr. · vln was a recent sur1:;lcal patient and dauehter, Athena; Mr. imd tlleir tamllloa here were Roland Mr. and Mrs. Horace Abbott birthday. Attending were Virginia and M rs. Paul Kelley and · son ''Dul pl�He do nt take my Hie Au1111t 6 Mn. SlarllnM M1111s11r. ,RD: Paul Stethem. Harold Brewer, Dor!lel, as payment. and chJ\dren Jre spending a Showalter, Larry Griffin, Elizabeth Jack. Tile Racine PTA wl11 have an In St. Joseph Hospital. Tip.Al !.fi.U Ut S.�hen�Je ha1 return• week in Pennyan, N. Y . Lile, Reedsville, and Mr, and Mr8. Robert and Charle, Larkins, Jlm Mr. and Mrs. Milo Blg:g1 called "Sir J re1li:re that you have a � qi�aiw, e0cial a,i,tut:dp)' tr,uln• Showalter, Larry Griffin. Sl lzabetll Fritz G<,ebel, Tuppera Plalna, Carter and Norman Weber. M r . Rnd Mrs, Uernard Grueser Junior and Joey Buchanan, Rutll on Mr. and Mrs. Nonn1n Rose at Job lo do. · I,\ , , m, ,, Ute aa. lne .1 e� t,o Cleveland after a sllort stay · th"re wit!,. her sbter, Mra. Elden of Middletown spent l he weekend Ann, Eddie and, Marcella Wyers, Pine Grave Sunday. Sunday a;ueHtl of Mr. and Mr11. Sunday vl■ltora of Mr11. Ethel "And I think you are a good � . �� ' 'I. Fred Larkins were Mr. and Mrs. Larkins were Mr. and Mrs. Harold loving man. wlth Mr and Mr;i. Frank Grueser. Mr11. John Hay!,s called on Mrt. , � � , J,O::W a. m. •� the 1$.i:. and Mrs. Arlie Marks of Their children wllo hawe bet'n Ruth Ann Balter, Lloyd Brooks, Norman Frederlcic Sunday. Osborn and ions and Mr. 11nd Mrs. Norma11 Weber und ,ons. "And i know that you don't wanl Sl�on 'oulldhil ne'(i to the " Jeanne .ind Paula Watkins. Rindy JS;eDO �Pf!llL a day here -with llis visiting their ,&rand11arents re• Sunday i,,tsHora of Mr, and Mrs. Emerson Jollnson and ramlly of lo klll any body, Mr. and Mrs, Milford Frederick n lliiRl/l� i,\qm )!a � '11!10,.<,4 bY Linlhicum, Sandra, Marrilyn and J,ewi11 Youn& were Mr, and Mra. Portland. "Sir I wont you to believe that �� · 1!Jt'tpPr e Hu11ilen· SN,nday 'a"jl�, M r:and Mrs. J. S. l'4arks. turned home wlth th�m. Paula Curlis, David Seals, Mr. and and son went to tlorida Frid•)' ltl's, Alice Branstrom of Toledo Mr. and Mra. Pra111' Abbott of Mrs. Paul Mra. Jim Carter spent a week I didn't mean to· kill any body. David Wolfe and Mr. and Mrs. Bifl their dnght�r Mrs. Mtt, tihool,; O�A of the M�tilodist Watkins, Mr. a71d Mrs. to vi•it · . . ere .for a visit witll her sister. St. Petersbura, Fl111., spent Tue&• Young. al Clendenin, W. Va. recently. chell Holli!-y and family. "Please ilve me me a chance 10, · O�c�. , � Audra Wyers, Mr. and Mrs. Per• � - A. C. Stewart and Miu Mary day with Mr' and Mrs. Arlee Ab­ Robcrl 11nd David Yates spent a live. M.r. and Mrs. Cllarlc11 Marcinko Mr. and Mrs. Waid Spencer fy Curtis. Sending .!lifts were Glenn J -- bott. "lta not e11y to llve with your ' .nnuaf �rJle �un/,OR will K !fie. Linthicum. Bob B11rber and Errol spent Saturday evening with ·Mr. Qarry Spencer has returned from Mra. Grace Glaie of Columbus Griffin. self knowing that you have klllcd, I � and Mr11. Ivan Wood of Pomeroy at lf;l qn Sunda,, A:ua� �� · a wfft•a vacation spent al Sum­ spent Thursday with Mr, and Mrs also Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wood ot some one, e­ nd Gt:14e SchOCN. !tr : August ts at'6 p. On m. tile Jop­ � 00 AcaOIIII "Slr l dont know how to write � ' JJ1 -U:pday'1 r,�,-.riloP' will 1:ie ner with his gr1mdmother, Mrs, T. Wm. Radford and family. pa Sunday Sch(H)J will hoi.d a pie. Dearborn,, Mich.,- who are eueste '63. Ne1t11nr 18, Pal&lb J, Wind ' SJM:ncer. and other relative1. Carl Byers of Middleport re­ nic at Forked Run Lake, of his bsother Ji,,an· and family, and spell to •ood, a �, · h•l'd on Saturday nlaht. , river DOWP( fn1trument. Tb� Boring reunion wu held at turned home Sunday after spend­ Mr. and Mra. Henry Spencer · "But our try to yet ll rivht. . 8;11' ' � · ��l. at Anyone of the Joppa i,,iclnily Cl. Taverna \h :IO, UnJ. BlnclnC · Forked Run Lake, Sunday. uncle his with day:1 aeveral son \,"ance, M1:1. Waid SpenciJi: !_nd Ina: "Ive learned my h1ulon. Please �e · � ehullder, of the Brad having nrws tlley would lik e re­ (Bln(,) voice d avel• Mr. amj Mra. iiatk Pickering and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rad· cht).dren were dinner &uesta of dont klll me. [ord' Cla�h of "�briat wiU have t. Reatordl ) 1. rnrt1 ported is asli:ed to call 3697. I oped, Mra. M�ha McElroy an!! IOl'UI "Sir I haven't been In this world a ·Pi<:nli · �11 Sµrlay .:\ ' 'tfal. weri, bu1inf,!&S vis.itors In Mldlile• ford and children, ...._ 10. Qlruole 8 , Made r.port, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Abbott Sunday guests Mrs Hazel Gene, Vergli and Kermit after llf long. :lil- Fa1nl1y (nautl • ' II, � Parl<. !\'be ,. Riven and children 11ttended Sunday Humphrey. "Please don� takj my life. :rnem�L" ,. A>tollloll,o · spendln1K his vacation hel',e left ' 11 "la Invited lo al.tend: ' · School at West Columbia and Mrs. Edna Arnold wbo has for his' home at ·Mol't'Ow Su nd-,. 13. Bprtnr "If you will •ivii me a chance 1, I , · · r@rnln1 SW ipµ,· Ct,,urch the picnic a t Portla nd . Park re- been vlsltln,: her dauahter, Mrs. World Wq l II, twi., torth Mr, and Mrs. Waid Sp@nc�r will make 1ood •I II. · 'II ' lold U..tr ·�1 l!)�ic ......... ...... 1 l'reheh U. Alone (L.) 41UI Charles Elliott rmd family t>f and family, Mr. and Mta. ltenr, eently. "I hope �t � will help you SUna.:y 1't tti'4' New' Riven 'Park. I- pr.,ldent a1. cut 15, lcofrll Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grueser of Charleston returned borne Friday Spencr and son V•P�e - visited make the rl1ht deelslon . All members are ur11d to attend. t. Overtur11 IS. lftble- 8S. Sand hllla J.l, Thr.•, Sprl n grleld sp'ent Suqday , with accompanied by . her son-in-law. EIM>n S,..11cer ahd family S\lndaJ "It la ■aid 111 the Bible that God The 37th annual Hayea-Youn1 '1. Jrnoble 29. U.S. patrl• 36. Prophit at card• Mr. and M:t'I. Lewis Gru·eaer. Their Charles Elliott who returned to nipt in Raci n,. will for 11ve ua for our alns. Rc,union wUI be held· on tli Old ,. Maaklo<I 11. BIMVI ollo 1D111r H, _ thrM .11ons who have' been visit- his home Sunday, "And kQ.OW matter wh�t one Hollldv •�hctol ;; r " n,i■ e. 0orroa1oa JI. Rad1un1, :19. lifloooko4 It. p,_uie ALGIERS UP!,The toll ill SJDI: Mr. and Mn. .trnest Leifhelt Ing their 1randpuent1 returned bavo don, be will for 1lve you ii Oarwili, S.M111,, · _al T, II)•�· l 1ym,) and 10n U,odney vf Akron arrived day's Moslem tenorlat beach li'ld home with theqi. and will sin your pure In hea t 1, we4iq,_, , one r JI, BlclUall Patty Arnold, ,1augbler of Mr. Saturday for a vf11t wltb their roee to 13 TuM!ay with the dQth know mnre, Auiutf 1� voteano of a wounded Mdilem woin■q: The and Mrs. Dare■ Arnold ls In Uni- paren t&! Mt. and Mra. Wm. Elchin• heart "Ple your e fine to n It leTIie 8D01ten of Band, J u · 1'Jd4 (var. ) A. v. Howell has re'turned lrom · . terrorl.ltl macbine-aunned a 'beieh versit)' H oapltit for s\lrgel')'. 1er Sr. try to of make 10me ron1 ttie 5tort ¥,iih !kh,oo) are 1ppri'.lojJnr Columbus where he h811 been in al• '1L 0lrl'I Mr. and Mr.-. Wheeler Drake Mr. and Mrs Erntst. Lelfheit 411 miles weit of' Al1fer1 for abput rl,ht that I hav• done. an (R1 1e��IP social ,.-rt�,· A.u a. tendanre at the annual convention nlcknlm1 of Pomero)' and Mr. •nd Mrl, Le• Mn Wm, Elch\nJter Sr. were In 1 0 mlnutet, firin( into crowdl of 'And may God live UI the 1:1, Qi the 1 lawn Of \ti,! \ �ah of the National Fedcr1lian of U. Aator Mc• bathen. l ■tren,th to do wh�t 11 rlf;ht. ��1 chair Henry ­ �Milton o sc M_ od. i i • Guffey soclellea. h@ld' at the Park wis Hum'phir:• aQd son were the Gallipoli, ucen!ly. 11 M■y God bleM you. Think you H. Enrll>� ma-.,.. ,,; the •� t!Jij' Mri. 1'ar- of Roses, North Hlsti, St. author "Huaton Nelapa" ___ vln �a� CCH�l�q . 1�re Mr. Howell 11 a member of the 21. Abea4 · � 1 �ceit, ��l:id1 h1 the Columbus soclety and of the execu• HOL zia�PITAL 28. Jmqln•rJ o i; the aoc:lal n tive oouncll of the federation. TWo Admlulona. A , 2: lfra. Brad.• , IIJl� 4, f ,:00 ' f ffllOll � 1:: mt.mbcn of the Columbm1 aoclety ford T. ll1a1 1 )llneraville; Terry IIO. Neuter � l\e:._n_1cm w _,,ill died since th� last Federation Dean Rold�I), Pomuoy; Mlch•el, Pl'IJIIOWI lL UblAle n N�Nek.ffd. Pomeroy ; "1'a. . "'Jt: , � , • _ at c.,.1�-,..11 meellng, bolh formerly Meigs llrt County cltl1en1. · � dence at 1prtnr ,e' : . BIiiy IICk �NhlNI, Xa,i,u1a. ;: They were Charlea Kratt, l1>rma,. Commu. Dllcharaea, Au1. I: Kn, )klr na� , .. � 1-. nlstll J erly of Hartord, W. Va. and PomeKln�1e, Wil11am 1?,a•l1. l(n, 911. ileltly color l'D'-t-'-t--t-1'-m roy, and MiH ltelen Davis, f?rmerI a "l�nl1. � Cheek, Mn, IT. Roal Jy of Salem Center. rice a.1� Mn, John J(Ula, ._ illrat'• 11.. W_,,.,.. Next years conventldn will be , ◄li§ tln ohn l aon , lln.t J . , �� ,·' Qll' �li, °"Ul . held In Dr., McGuffey'!' old home at 1 , 1 � th ouae, � ,. . �not lln.' � U, Ollaton Odon!, 0.. where he wrote his ' · 'Pollor. 11n) , Lln!'�. ' Id 40. -... ""'-' " , 1 famou■ readen up to and includ• lfflMl11 n N , Leta • Lo aatrwth 1 TenalOI\ lni the Fourlh Reador. H�d'' � '(llllllffl' llftlloll!"' . The Fifth Reader wa, added the Tbon,i>lon : . II . "· �thnext year, Jn 1840 the&"e read�n t>un . Mn. Bd· ran Frye, lll wen rtvised and the Sixth Reader mond Tborntpn , It• was added. Mr. HowelL h■a • eo-pJ ldlai;: Hope, ltt,\ , C n, Reliotrat for Bible Sc\af'!I a\ �I tho Third Roider publl,hed In Jamoi' vor. . llobert Gold•- the Ila n �ethndiat Cttun,,, 11ill IINll bo!l'Y and lnlan� lira. Ronald" �. tak�r. n v.,n\ll Au,ult lO, - lt bat neweat addition of hderaDear1 . and � , Inf ?lin I· 11n , · �Jn NI�h· b.,en an��. lion member, 11 the CbeHpe■ke 9 e le ol ... Count,. lits'. Lawrt lY So< ' will ,tan on '!'ho Bibi, School · ,, Pr m. ' s��� ' . Honill1er ol Ru ral 1 , E J til'OU,1!_ will lllnd contlnue _ 8 Au,uat t C�■rle• • �\ ,, 1nd several uua , u,.,.... 1 a k pe 1 . �a . A�IQI. l'- CIUHI will �· hflild ___ ben rtpreaented that iodeW1 C'!0·31) I, m, u ntil 11:31) a. ' r ,. lumbu ' tiicll' ' I.AIIQIVILI&, ' children from for · ' ' 'lb, � Dovll and Yft,O to lollrtffn ,.... .•, , 11!, and ll_n, Jobi\ Ervlnt llr. - ti II•• ,, an$ lln. A11101 Leop�rd IJ!Ollt Alloll ol elaoiloa )!l!f, the ...,.k,nd 'with lit.1.. ohd, :>;11,i ' • • �• yJiiliN ,oiallho' ilieeni, ' i11 1'rilt<� �. • Jj,iti/r t'ra�lor ''•"'� !littdr'eii < of • l\lllklr l!id jliloradiate. . · Sprlqfi�td. ' I;. ... ;._._ Long B.ottom S�iety Report = d;:;a;;.; n d=-';;;,� Chester D of A Aaac , ;;;A;;;ro;:;u;;;;.n;:; Holds S,gssion About Tuesday Evening MI'ddleport ClleBter Council D:11,1ghters . Peck ,pent Sunday wilb their 11.r. And 11n. ,m DN■ta:, brother•ln•law and tiller Mr. md and dauJbltn,, � ,... wldl ...., Mra. J. X., CJ'1btree. Mr. and Kn. here for a Ermit Da vi■ and Mary Anna or parentt, l(r. and Jin: c.ri' OU. Partenbw'I were afltrnoon ealJ. him aod Mr. U:d Jlq. Med Id• Br Mn. Mtnd.l Jortlen Mr and Mu &b Wilea and er, at the Crabtree llome. lln, fen. lamily, Dayton, spent Sunday with Davl1 wu the former E111e Peck. ••, _,_,, 9llll'o Mr. and l(n• • rw· ·bert &MIU Mu Crabtree hu betn spendher parenU, Mr anl1 Mn. Elza I ....-al. IJilDl .. O family, Millbury, , M.cComu at tbe home ol her bro- in& 10D1et.ime with his parent■ Kr. 111d tber-ln•law and ,.later Mr and Mr. and Mn Edgar Crabtree. He d1y1 w ttb her paNDt,, '" Mra Victor Perry . and hi■ wife, Mcue who tau &ht Mra. Earl Nellon othef l\lePll Hr. and Mn Lewl.i Smith, Ole• lo Ypallanti. H1ch., la•t year h a ve •ere Mr. aftd Mrt. loe Pukl• , va and Nancy ,pent aeveral day ■ been hired as te1u::her1 1n the Col• vetch and dauebter LI.ml and 11n on vacatJOD Tiley 1111lted one of umbua school �y1tem a nd wiil I GaH M cCoy, Athena. Lewia' army buddie1 In Hickory, move lbe 1r trailer lllert: N. C , and cam� llome through Mr. and Mn Reed Jeff era, the Smoky Moualaln1. They VII- Albany were al Sbarbot Lake ited in West Virginia, . Virsinia, I Ont ., for one week and stopped Divor,e IA �orth and South Carolina, Geor· in Ridgeway, Pa., on their way Common home and were g11esl!. ot Ilia bro­ I g111, Tenneuee and Kentucky. Suit for dlvorct wa,· filed in Paul, Charlea and WIiliam C. ther·in·law and ei1te1 Mr. and Common Pleaa Court yesterday - Mra. Harvey F1'her. afternoon by Naomi fllom.-c,n. Mn. Malhe Lowu1er w-11 1 Langsville. Route 1, VUHI WU­ wukend guest of Iler brother and liam Thompson. Nme addrtu. 1i1ter-in-law Mr. ■nC: Mr,. Arm· The plaintlfr char1u IP'OII ne•• ,ierd Perry, V.1le1 Milla. lee! and ub'eme cruelty and 11U ay Cl•ric• AIIN'I Mr. and Mn. Donald Johnson cwtfldy or two minor ehildren. Sunday gueata of Mr. and Mr1. .ind family, Toledo, visited her temporary and premauent aUmonJ C. N. Jonea were their ,on-in-law ' LARRY R. CARVER, FIREMAN, U . S- Navy, son of Mr. and daughter Mi:-. and lln. Ed· Parenti, Mr. and Mn. Marvin and 1upport, and that •be be the· put Wffk Other Viii• awarded all bouaehold fum!Jblnp aqd Mrs. S. ff. carver, Vinton, prepares to "strike an arc" ward Morri.Bon and chiJdren Chue lora were ud Mn. Dun and a car belon&in&: ta the �nd· during on·the-job training aboard the aircraft carrier USS Bruce, Brenda and Bedty and Mr. Blackwood Mr. and family, Rutland anl and Mra. John llauck and chi!· INTREPID (CVA-11) in the Atlantic. Carver enlisted in the dren, Summit Stitlon. The group Navy through the Point Pleasant, Navy Recruiting Station, in enjoyed a pi('nic dinr.er at Fork­ August 1959<received bis recruit training at Great Lakes, and ed Run Lake followed by a drive is asslgned>•aooard· the INTREPID. Fireman Carver is a Ship­ in W. Va. Mr.. Morriaon and fitter striker, and as such must be able to lay out, fabricate, children remained lc-r a longer viait. and repair metal structures. Mrs. l..etlie Meredith, Colum• bus and Mn. Chloe Bailey, were Saturday dinner gu�1t.1 of Mr. and Mn. P. F. KoblenlL The Guriid.eed Always Tender dinner was in ob5ervance of Mn. Mereditll's birthday Mr. and Mr,. Willis Frost and • lamily spent th:! wl'ekend with , By GAY PAULEY S. Sgt. and Mrs. Paul Myers of PAJllS . UPI - Gabrielle (Coco) Lithopolis Cll1nel, whose name ii .synonymous Mr. and Mrs. Itegie Phelps and with French fashions, wound up Boone Hindy, senior pitcher on cllildren, Lyncllburg, Va., ,pent a Price Compare the fall and winter 1960 preas sllowinga with two traditional Cha• tile Mlddleport Higll School ataff, rew days wltll Mr. ar.d Mra. Fred and toiling in lhe S1.1mmer Higll Rice. nel silhouette•. Mr. and Mrs. Joh:1 Swiderski While tile rest of the Parie cou­ School League for the Yellow Jack­ ets, Wednesday won 6-3 ov'er Ra· and daughter, Sheila, Monroe, turien turned back the calendar to the 193,08, Chanel offered ele­ cine, besting. Duane Wolfe wllo Mich., jpent a !ew d.iys with Mr. gant and simply cuf suits witll llad late innin g help from Wilson and Mrs. Elmer Kautz. Mr. and Mrs. ,;Jair Newell and straight skirts and cardigan jack• Wolfe. son Cosllocton visited recently ' ets which have been her trade­ Racine scored first, three runs with Mr. and Mra. IAwrence mark for more tllan 40 years. in the initial frame, before Hindy Smilll. Cllanel also displayed tailored, settled down to the Job at hand. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elber• near daytlme dresses wJtll natural feld and r.on Mike arc spending a Duane witll and Wolfe singled, bustllne, and to£Uy pleated skirts. The de11ir,ner, a spry, black. one out W i lson Wolfe was hit and few days willl his parents in haired little woman In Iler 701, Ji m Wickline, big finl s.acker, trip. Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. :>. F. Koblenlz and presented tlmelesa suits with up- led. Peanuts Wickline then singled Mrs:. Le,ttie Mertd.ith spent Swi· per hipbone lengtll Jackels, left the third run in. day in Athens with Mrs Mabel open cardigan. fashion to show the But tllal was all for Racine and Swartz. blouse beiieatll or closed witll anMiddleport got tw.o back in the sec• Mr, and Mrs. Hoger Winebren• tlque gold buttonjl. one!, two in tile third to win it-, ner and son of �yr ..cuse visited One of the nns of . t he show war an -.t two i n tile sixth to sew it up. Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Harold a black and white plaid suit topThe se eond _ Hindy was on i,,ia Hawk and son. ped with a_ trench.coat ty lJ:i? black an error, Russ McElbinney doubled John W. Frank returned to hill coal lined m tile same platd. bim home and David Rice single llome in St. Cloud, Fla., lfter One of the more prominent · '' Mac" in. spending several Wet'ks with Mr. guests In the crowd was acLress and Mrs. Guy Summerfield and Rosalind Russell, who said slle Tile third _ after two walks, otller relatives. llad been a Chanel · customer for Rick Oiler was on with a fielder's Mr_ and Mrs. Carl Kautz and years. The durable movie star was choice a nd bfealy ,,Bowles singled children spent Wednesday- at wllh her husband, producer Fred qjm home. Johnn)' Sinae.r l;i.id . ·t.&ke Wlliti? near Wave'fl)'. Tbey Brisson; down a sacrifice bunt scoring 01·1. 1 �el'tl ' joided by Mr. and Mrs, Dale Chanel didn't evC'n bother to pro­ er. Ruuell and ch!lrtren. Columbua. duce a 1930s helmet hat or bias• Mr. and Mrs. iVallac.e Amberg­ Tile fifth - Tom Ander�on walk• cut dre!IB for the benefit of idlas entertained with a hambur,;:er er ed, stole second, Oiler double d him . Russell, . who typi{Jed Hollywood's fry Saturday e\'t!ning at their home, and Rick came home on an glamour queens in the 1930s. home. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Tile elderly designer, who was a overthrow to second from the Ra· Robert Wood and children and cine catcher. milliner before she became a Mr. and Mrs. H:itold Hawk and dressmaker, put the timeless sail­ Por Racine Wilson Wolfe and Ro­ son. White,'Spice. Chocolate, Yellow. BiscuR or hat witll streamers on her mod• ger Birch al� had singles. For George Ginther, Cincinnati els. The hat were worn pitclled Middleport Hlndy had two singles, spent a week wilh his grandpar• forward over tile brow. McEllllnney a double and single, cnts, Mr. and M:s. Oris Ginther. Bowles and Rice singles and Oiler Mr. and Mrs. James Ginther and lhe double. Entertaim Sunday son Phillip spent · a couple of days with the Ginthers and were Mr. and M rs. C. R. Xarr enter· Middleport pulled off a tough accompanied home by their son. tained with a dinner Sunday at double play, sllort to first to third, Mn. Marion Wood received a their home, Naylor11 Rufi HUI. Pre in the Courtll . phone call from her daughter sent were M r. and Mts. David Racine 300 000 0--3 5 2 Mrs. Roy Cllris1. Monday even· Bauer, Worthington; Mr. and Mrs. y Middleport 022 020 x-6 7 0 ing who is visiting in St. George Edward T. Bauer, M arion; Mr, D. Wolfe. W. Wolfe {6) and Pea• Utah. and Mrs. Richard Karr, sons, nuls W ickline, D. Wolle (6). Hindy Mr. and Mrs. Freri Reiber of Polly Ann Bauer, Susie Marunka and Bowles. Cleveland visiterl with Mr. and of Middletown, Gonn,, and the River Report host,. --- ---- --- ,Mrs. Willis Frost. -- ---·- ------ - - CARFENTER John Ginther '.s a patient at ment. ... t _,. Mr. and Mrs. William Cul�II White Cross Ho.,pital in Colum. ;�, '._ II Mrs. Willlam Baxter returned bus where Ile is under obscrva• spent the weekeud in Columbus Quiebr A Fill Boot home Tuesday after a visit a1 stem.pi Green SlrJI Y-olb" Save with their son-in•law and daugll­ tion and treatment. .bridge port with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meredltll, Columbus wu ter Mr. and Mr,. Alfred Rice. POMlllOY, OHIO 11� W. SECOND ST. Harry Saddler who accompanied and Rev. and Mrs. Howard Hein a su pper guest of ?nr. and Mrs. I her home for an overnight visit. P. F. Koblentz Saturday. and daughters, AJban;y. .,.While away Mrs. Baxter also visited al Wheeling with Mr. and Mrs. Elmet Johnson and at West Lib­ I erty, W. Va., with Mt. and Mrs. Elmer Saddler. Sile alao attended camp meeting at Clinton. Pa . Pictur■d hlaw Is Our New S.nica Bulldl-. I Carpenter News Of Social Events . . ; ' - - - - Here To Sene You! 1 4 Years In Bottled Gos - - And We Service What We Sell! Gau.a-&: Montgomer)' 16.0 on upper, 9.2 on lower, 3½: feet open; Galllpolia 18.9 on upper 9.7 on lower 4 feet open; Lock 23, 15.0 on upper, 12.:0 on low­ er, 1 trap and 25 wickets open. CClindltlon of Movabl• Dam•: · All• dam& are up 13 through 23 wltll 13, 14 and 1, closed; 16 · through 23, ¼ to 1 1,,; trap open. Ohio Rl•er BNts: Downbounct: Lock 14, Charles R. Stephenson 7:30 am 20--0; Lock 17 Tri-State 5:55 am 0-20; Lock · 18 Oi,,ec 9:30 am 18-1'; Lock 19 Mr. Criss 7 am 9-0; Lock 20 Linda Brooks 12:45 pm 7•1 ; Larry Turner 1 :25 pm 1-3; Clly of Maysville 3:35 pm 0-3; National 12:10 am 0-4; Jetrenon 12:46 am 17-0; Cornell ':15 am .19-1 ; Southland 7:45 am Z•S; Beaver 10:30, am 1-0; Helen z 10:40 am �o. UPNUnd: Gallipolis Paul Sla­ der 3:35 am 11-0; Rocket 3;25 am 1-t: City of Huntlngton 12 midnight 9-7; M ike Creditor J l :20 F. am 0-10; Lock · 23 Albert Holden 2:0ft pm 17-0; Cincinnati 9:M pm l&-2; Southland 1 1 : 10 pm �2-1; C. V. Hamer 1 :MI am 0-2. NEW1 Metered bottled gas senice so that you can heat your home __ . _ or brooder houses at � �oat that will compete wilh anj t)1M! of fuell - Be tbe finlt lo enjoy this mO: _dem method. of beating •. see ua nowl See Our Complete Line Of WARM MORNING GAS HEATERS With "Picture f'rame" NOWI 500 lb. LP GAS SYSnMs We Have The Tanks! stylirip ·,, Toe Off Jeffero' Foot Donald Jeffer11, 17, Pom&o)' RD. WO, treated by Dr. T. A. ilewetaon about f p, m, yester• ' day followlnl , & power mower IC· ctdent In which be lost a toe . j m 0 �·priv��.b=�to\1!�:; u:� Now Heat Your Home or Sav• f 9-rvuucir --"- H ouses 'nd ·\· j nte fti , F U Rl-4 1TU RE R I -;J , Qn�,' �, . ! o! Aru RUTLAN � :�r I L.----------,-------------;-�----":"'-,..,.."'!"'-,..,..,.;.,,""!"��""'!��i+'-r' " �....,...,_---�----• I d ent and wu not hoapi�llled. "._ s---""!"-�_._,..·,;1 ' ' ' ,·. ' ' ,' , sri-�11 . ' / I I �• ' ' - 'MO-if 1960 STIJMP.. �PEAJ<mSl (HF DAit Y t;ENTINEl ' �tating EditoriallJ 1 Your Contact With Police Is Your Phone Two crimes could have been solvecl recent­ ly by persons making a phone call to his of­ fice, Sheriff Robert Hartenbach said rester­ day in di..scussing the swelling number of breakings and enterings in this county and nearby areas. · Two men who allegedly stole a truck at Portsmouth and broke into a Wilkesville gro• cery abartdoned the truck Monday at Forest Run . They were seen in that area by se•ieral persons who failed to notify the sheriff's of­ fice until too late to a,p prehend them. ..• • • •• In a bre<'lking and entering at the Pomeroy Landmark Store Monday night another phone call could ho.ve solved the crime before the participants escaped . A woman in the area told Chiel Jed Webster Tuesday 11;1,al sqe OQ­ served two young men acting SUSl;liciously shortly alter midnight. Law enforcement officials str�ssed yestt:?r­ day that their service to the public is only as good as the cooperation they receive. The law is �n the job 24 hours a day and with. modern radio•ec;uipped cruisers, a phone call to the sheriff's oHice at any hour can bring almost inslant response from some member or the County, Pomeroy or Middleport police departments. Anything sighted or hea�d by the public that arouses suspicion sho_l,!-,ld be reported at once, the olficjals said . Af�! a report is made, it is then the duty of the officials to decide whether an arre.st is warranted. They always will have cqecked thoroughly all suspicious circumstance which otherwise may have es­ ci:.ped their notice. The phone in the sheriff's office is WY-233-7 1 a,nd a radio officer is o n duty 24 hours a day who is in constant touch with the polic e of Pomeroy, Middleport and the surrounding counties. Your con.tact ,ith t�e poJy.e is as near as your phone. Use 1t! j,> . • • • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 4, 1960--3 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midd leport, 0., Aug. 4, 1960 Ameche Finds Role To Liking In Hollywood BY VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOO D UPI-Don Ame­ ehe. credited by !he nation's come dians with inventing tile 1ele• pllone, is ·making his first movie in 13 years. For old times sake, or some otller reason, the man who played Alexander Graha.n Bell again is portta)'iAg a ch::iracter named Alexander. Warner Brothers Studios. which is produring Am11,·he's new film, "A Fever in the 810<1d" ref11ses lo divulge whether Don llas any scenes with a telephone. Maybe it's a good thing. Still handsome, and willlout a gray hair in his heBd, A 111eclle plays U. S. SenJtor Alezander Simqn in a story of political 'in• trigue. US& Gr.iy Dy• To age hlm for the role makeup men used gray dye at his temples. "B�cause ·the part is good and the picture is firNt•rate I decided to return to Hollywood," said Don who now makes his home in New York CU.y . Don ffloved ea.,t in 1900 when New York wu tll� center of tele­ vision activity, It baa been aome th-ree years ainee hi! atarred in a nifty little picture titled "SU&htb' li'rench" with Doroth}· Lamour. ,/ " I moved because what little was offered me h p1cl ure1 didn't measure u� to the things I want• ed to do," he said. l< NPI 81:sy In TV "Meanwhile I've kept busy in television and the theater. But I wa, never fortun.1!e -em!111h to be a part of a succe,sful "rV seri�. I t�d three of th�111-•Holi�y Hotel', <!J'Ae Francet Langford, Don Ameelle Show' and a quiz program. 'Take .a Chs.ncu_.' •• · Splendidly tailored, and looking like a successft1l businesaman• race llorse breeder Whic� he la, Don ducked moviJ offers, waiting for a leading roJe. •·when the pic�ure is coin,1?l�ted I'll head back for New Y��" he said. �"As far show business, I've reaclled a point whf!re l don't care much what I do. except ha�t it must be somethi n, good." Out Joppa Way 4,: Coo�� �,ler Writes Govet;Q� Asking Clemency Reed sville Meigs & �on N.ews Of Wee� Coming Events Mr. and Mrs. John Miracle and daughter Linda:, ot Belpre wished Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. LawEleanor Wells, councilor, pre• rence Reed. Bided and a communication was Mr. and Mrs. Everett Davis read (rom Susie Waods, national wUI leai,,e Friday Ior a (ew days secretary, announcing the Nationin Columbus. al Coun('i\ session on 10clabcr 3, 4 and � L.t Atlanta, Ga. An invl• . . Sheila C111lds, da_ "J ghter or Mr , I : ·1 t i ei n wa s read to attend the wed · and Mrs. bill Cll1ld3 llas been I dlnit of Dolores Kraeuter and confined l� �er ho'!1e with mum ps : La ,;rc·i ce Wolf!!, Wednesday, Au: Mn. William Slater was _ 1 !1 gust 24 at 7 : :10 p. m. al the Parkersburg yesterday to v1s1t M orn i!J. g S tar EUB Church . with her llilher Fred C1been of Athens who was taken to the St. T:omPr Holler was reported Joseph Hospital Monday. ¥,rs. home trom hospital and improv• Cabeen is staying at the Wm. ing. Jtoberta Lee was nominated, Slater llome while Mr. Cabeen is eleded and installed as inside hoepitalized. sentinel witll Nei,,ada Beaver, council deputy, the installing ?d'r. and Mp. B'ruce Bin�ham oHic r,1' . were in Columbus visiting witll ... Mr. and Mrs. Fran,lin Ginther Expense money for Goldie Fre· and family last weekend. Their I derick to r_epreaent the council at daughter K.athY. visi 1,ed in Athens ' St.ate Councll session was allow• witll her granlmotller, Mrs. Yeau- ed. A contribution was made to ger while her p11rents were away. the money tree .el State Council Mrs. Jamea Lloyd and cllildren session, a project of tile State who have been visiting in Pome- Councilor. It was announced that roY with her sister, Mrs. Clarice the llome and orphans committee Kennedy and here witll Mrs. would spon1or a silent auction at Bruce Lloyd and son Mik.e plans the next meeting and members to return to her home In Belpre were asked to bring adticles lor the auction. A meet.ing of the this evening. Psst Councilors was announced Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Coleman for W�dnesday e\'cning, Aug. 10 of Columbus visited brielly with al the lodge hall at which time a Mr, and Mrs, Bethel Coleman and shower will be held for Esther son, Roy, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Hayes whose marriage to Jsmes C, A. Diamond of Pittsburgh also Ridenour will be an event of visited one day tllis week with tllis montll, the Coleman family At the close of tile meeting, a Miu Lois Cecil ls reported to be quite a lot improved at h.er cake walk was held by the mis• ce\laneous committee and the home. cake won by Myrtle Walker. Re­ Ra:, Pickens, son or Dr. and fresllments were ser.ved and Mrs. R. R. Pickens returned home games played with prizes award• Sunda)' from the Scout Jamboree cd the winners. in Colorado and has been con­ fined to his llome this week with virus. ' I '*:IJrs. I Garden Club Has Session At S haffer Home ?.t'r- I II • 4.Yt�•• �.s S Vf,9i,t..D DAILY S I MO N S a. -· C°' -- ..,11r, POMEROY SKINLESS WIENERS 2 lbs. 95c • ' . l = ,.�, m ,�, w. ? !lllli �� , ...., . •· ·'• ..._· , �•- • �--:-- Vaouum Plclled llfill,,,.. ... llliit' »- , 4, ot ,. *' o� �-tit � mlcl rov --�---- kn. CAN DOG FOOD IL I.ft>. WIS 1 2 caill $1.00 Boga Love Ope11 Evfflblp lll 7:30 P'!' _ � Beer •' ' - Carr,:-Oul ,f '0 a• ,._ Markin.'s Foo� Market RUTLAND, OHIO ' 'nil, - lb. 69� - · lb. 49c - - - lb. 89r, OIEESE, 16 Slices . . . . . . . . . . - · . . · pkg. 49c SXW lie MI LK 79,_ - gal. jug BACON, Sucher's Sttced . . · - · - . . - · - · fb'. 55c Hoit.di'.oWN Tomatoes - - 2 lbs. 25e CUCUMBERS, long Green Minutes from The Puch --- YELWW or WDiff -CORN - . TheLsi,GTown ea. Sc doz. 3 5 ,, BANANAS - - 2 1bs. 25e HOME-GltoWN PEACHES - - - - lb. lC>f. iii, ™ii IOc JIFFY WE MIXES · - . . · · - . . - · . . · kx NAPKINS . . - . . . . . . . . pkg. of 200 - 39c PAPER CUPS - . . - . . . . . . . . 2 � 29c PAPER PLAilS · · · · · · · - · · pkg. of 1 00 - 99c THE FOOD MA·RT RUTLAN D F U R N ITU RE KIVER REPORT Visit.on Welcom e F L U F F O · · · · · · · · · · · - · - · · · · · · 3 lb. can 65c Big 2 lb. bag FIG BARS or SANDWICH COOKIES · · Only 39c Soap Pow,der , G I A N T B R E E Z E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - · 69c Like Home Canned . . . No: Z'h Cans SAND HILL PEACHES . . · . . . . · · · . . 3 cans 89c Ktag Slul PEANUT BUmR, · · · · - - · · 3 lb. jar only 97c P 9 R K C H O P, $ . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . llt. 65f - WIENERS, Such• Skinless Cube Steaks BULBS 6'AY BE ORD.ERED FOR SPRING DELIVERY Shorlenlng Minu te Steaks Summer League SATURDAY and SUNDAY, AUG. 8 and 7 SATURDAY and SUNDAY, AUG. 13 and H ' Golden WHY PAY MORE'! CHANEL SHOWS I Jackets Beat SILHOUETTES IN Racine 6-3 In PRESS EVENTS WHERE EVERY DAY JS BARGAIN DAY 5 lb. - 59c llld \Vlff'" -----"----- Markin's Food Market 10 lb. - fl.17 15 lb. - f!.90 • LOW LOW PRICES Glads On Display In Our Show Room Phone: Coolville 3755 FL O U R 25 lb. hag $1.89 S UG A R - 'i"· IG!!r ' · AAked 1,11 Plea• Cowt Chester Social Events Of Weck ,Meigs County Long Bollom, Ohio Located on Success Road ¼ Mile East ol State Route 7, I¾ ,Miles South of Tuppers Plains, Ohio SELF-IUSING iilM■■I - II Mr. and Mu. Pearl Wolf, dau• giller Sharon and 10n Joe of Amanda spent Monday and Tues· day with Mr. and Mn. Eldon Kraeuter ind daughters. Mr. and Mn. Denver Frank and cllildren, ,S,mdra, Jay and Ricky returned to their borne in Alli· ance Wednesday after a visit with their parents, Mr. and Mra. Wil• bur Moore and Mn. Lettie Speo• cer and other relatives. Paul E. Moore, daughter Kay anti sons Jack and BIiiy Gene of Alliance are lhe guesta of bis puents, Mr. and Mr,. Wllbur Moore. JeHrey Buckley of Indlana ii tile guest of his brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. John Buckley. Mr. and Mn. Carl B..iggs return• ed to their home, Columbus, Monday after a two weeka visit with her si11ter, Mrs. Wendell Bet:ting and otller relatives. Mr. and Mrs. George Starcher and cllildren, Robert. Linda and Mary Kathryn and Misa Eathe"r Dill returned home Tuesday eve: ning after a visit at M1ndield with Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Arnett and family and at Melvindale, Mich., with Mr. and Mta. Wather Evans and son, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jone• Jr. and family ol Columbus spent the Wei!kend witb their parents� Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Keller Of Pine Grove visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill. Mr. and Mrs. James 1;. Ginther and son Phillip of ClnclnnaLi spent a day last .week with Mr. and Mrs. Oris Ginlher, C'he11ter Road and was accompanied home by tlleir son George wllo spent several days witll bis grandpar. ents. Mr. and Mrs. David Bauer of Worthi itgton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C . R. Karr. They left Sunday evening for a weeks vacation at their cabin on Lake Huron and were accompanied 'by Polly Ann Bauer and Susie Mar• unka. Polly Ann and Susie will spend next week in Marion with Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Bauer. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cubbage and Kalhy of Barberton and Mrs, A. E. Wolfe were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Rousll, Mrs. Wolfe returned llome with Mr and Mrs. Cubbage arter vislUng ·relatives here tllis wmmer. Mr. and Mrs. Edison Hollon and family returned home Sunday evening after a weekend visit at Ft. Wayne, Ind., witll her brother• in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seitz. Among the places ".i,ited in a slghl seeing trip was tn,i Johnny Appleseed monument. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Frank and sons of Alliance were M onday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edison Hollon. Mrs, R. E. Grindle)' spent last week in Columbus at tile Nazar• ene camp ground. Mr. and Mrs. John Berry and son Johnny and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Armes, Charleston . were weekend guests of Mr.· and Mrs. R. E. Grindley, Minersville. Leo Lewis of Columbus Was tile weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cllarles Buck, M iss Charlotte Hysell accoin­ panled Mr. and Mrs. Robert Noe and son Ronnie or Pt. Pleasant to Bluefield, W. Va., for a weekend visit witll tile former'rs 11on•ln•law and daughter, Mr. and Mra. Rich­ ard Bishop (Paula Noe) •nd dau• �hter Betty Gail. They went at this time to rsee Betty Gail who was born on July 28. Harold William Lemley of Lib­ erty Ave., entered the Veterans Hospital in Chillicothe last Fri­ day for observation and treat- . Cla rk's Gla dio lus Garden C O F F E .E lb. can 49c DOG FOOD t I 25 lb. hag $1.89 Un&!,l Au'gust 10 rrom Middleport LARD 4 lb. Bucket 69c OLE O 6 lbs. $1.00 --'_they'll Do, It lt\'ery T�e !:�,· B ECKY'S 79r, lb. 'Sh, ij l1':l'\�ll!f! ,II; �' $3.00 Pork C'hops wu. "!' ell; "'ll u. CENTER CUT CANDY BARS 10 for 39c I eGIRLS e cHUBBY e suBTEENS Your Choice B O L O G NA 3 l�s. $1.00 Popular Brands I One lot Of Dresses SLICED McGuffey Session ha�,-· � A eroup of friends held 9. Die• nlc Tuesday at Harrisonvil1e, honoring Mrs. Sarah Kelly and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keel and clllldren of Akron. Attending were Mr. and M rs. Keel and children Holly and Kevin, Mra, Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Davis and Mrs. Emmett Cr.iy of Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. Cllarles Buck, Rutland Road. M A R K ET ,\. V. I\Qwell 4\te� Ant\WAI ).l�d/1 Picnic Held Tueaday SELF-SERVICE . 1, J oa: .. I ••!Id I II ly LUCILLI HAWKINS Becky, Ellen and Tommy Leon­ ard, children of Mrs. Reba Leon­ ard returned this week from Rome, Ga., wllere they visited Tile Junior Twilight Gardl"!n Club I tlleir sist.er and Jamily Mr. and met at the home of Linda Shaffer Mrs. Asa Camp and daughter Aon Mr. and Mre, Valentine Ward in Minersville with Joan Hewelson. and grandson 'fimmy Lemley president, presiding. . moved Saturday from Nortll Sec· Miss E�llel Garland rep_orled on ond Avenue to Bucllman, W. Va. harmful msects and specimens o . f . where they accepted employmnt such were studied by the 111 ne · at a mountain resort. members present. Plans were Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Fry, Mr.s. drated to enter an exhibit at tile , Ada Lambert and Don Rice were fair. in Columbus yesterday to attend the funeral of Mark Petty, cousin Followin g the business meeting of Mra. Lambert and Mr. Rice. refreshments wen served by the · On their tet1.1m they visited in hostess and games were lee\ by Groveport with Will Rice wllo is Charlotte, Imboden, recreation In uncle to Mrs. Lambert and leader. Miss Carolyn .Bell wa5 a Mr, Rice. guest at. the, meeting, 111��-. �- • People In Pomeroy ! ot Rock Springs Social Events Mainly About of Amerio met in regular s'°s&ion 1'uesday evening wilh 30 mem­ bers present. ly llklDDIE HOUDASi-1!!:L T Oak Hill S�ietv News By Hilttk!" Fr.der&dc --- -Mr. and Mrs. J'red Reiber and and (amily •pent Sunday willl r.jr. few days with Mr, and Mrs. Dai,,e daughters, Sara l'lnd MarY of To• and. Mri. Val Hartung. · Yalea. ¥:r. ledo Were fflnner gut"Sts Mr. and Mrs. 1''rceJand Norris, Mr. and Mra, Elmer Babcock o( , Weines-­ Frederick Curt Mrs, and Mf�.lfn• B�ch■n,n 1 11nd "Mtt. Qoris Randolph ol R,a­ Fc;iatoria vilfu:4 -,. and Mr&. Os• day. They al'so called on Mr. and Miss tileen Brannon is visiting ' clne, vitited Effie and Linnie Swan c�r B.a,bj;:ock S�}_u�cJ.ay. ly VIOMt Smith �s. Henry .9pe�Ce1'. her sistet' and family, Rev. and ll.ev. and Mi.,i. ,Kenneth Riggs Mrs. Orva Jean Holtet aod Judy on Sunday. Jerry an� ' l,i1Ck Fredhick :11 rs. Robert Sanders and Debbie Sund.a)' vl.sitorii of Mr. and Mrs. lla.ve returned' hom'e lifter several anfl Stevie vi11it.e,J with Mrs. Han• �I�,� thf!if 4-� Clu'r? m�m• cam�d in Junetion City. Rev. Sanders is son Holter, F'oreat Run, last Wed­ Tony Llter were Mr. and Mr.s. Wll!elu In COlumbua. the Oplll!! Brown farm on hers '" laking the young people or his Perry Carpenter and 11011, Pomeroy ; nesday. ifrld'!lf nlg�t. cllurcll to camp this weekend at Mr. and Mrs. Johq Hensley and Mr. ,If,. ard Mrs. Red Crispen are Ml. an( 'M_i:,. El, m,er ]!,abco;ck Laurel, Ky. •Eileen will accompany 111t,eftdinc II few days at their cabin und _ Mt,. Clhai'lea Hensley. or \\'la)'De, Mr. a)>� f,!rs, G�rge lhC!IR, Leone Babcock and Vera Weber on Sllade River. C. A. '• Waller Barber, while enroute to Frederick, I.Ir. ,na �and Mrs, o}I Mr. 11nd ltts. EvereU Sl111on, Lois were shqpplng 11l Parker11bure on caJled Babcock his home in Toronto, Ohio, from 'l;'u�st!&)'. and Su,!, ,penl Sunday �vening MondJy. ll vacation in Florida. visited his Curt Frederick Mr, and Mrs. Muri Taylor cele­ Mrs. Ruby Bur'lce :>f A.)fred, and with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prtnct", sister, Mrs. Rink Linthicum and M rs. Violet Hall wer<! guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charle11 Hensley, br.ited their 49111 anniversary on family. Also visiting the Linthi• ! Mrs. J Bi.�Hell and Mike, Mrs. Le­ Sunday. Guests Wl re Mr. and Mrs. M rs. C. A, E. abco�k Wednea(Jay, c ums was tlleir ·de ughter and fam• By Mrs. John Hartung By Luey K ibble Mr.- and Mrs. Raymond FraJJk ota f'e� rell and Fred 11pent Thurs­ UusseU Arcller, G uysvllle; Mr. and There were 7 1" in attendance ily. Mr. and Mrs. Darius Sampson were in Gallipolis Friday where Mr. and Mrs. Gary Walton and dlly wi ll Mr. 11nd Mn. Lloyd Mc• Mrs. Junior Hunt and family, Mr. baby ar6 spendin� their vacation al Sun!l11y School July !J, collec­ and family. Mansfield. and Mrs. Evtirett Sis1mn and daughPeek, , )ellei,,llle, W. Va. COLUMlBtJS uPI - Here is the Mrs. Jane Perry ia in tile hos- she went f,or treat,mP.ft. here with the.ir parenls, Mr. and tion taken $20.86. 1.e�. ?,fr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davis. Mr. and Mrs . E�nJet! Ba�cock text or a letter that 18--year,old Mr. a11d Mn. Dai,,id Holter and . Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore Boyles pilal again. She was brought home and sons a�4 P� Mrs, Corl Walton ;ind :-ii:r. and Mrll. S�n���nc of family, five Points, were visiting l,,oq Bo�tom and Mr. and Mrs. Wil• convicted klller Hu■lon Nelson, bilt had lo return. of Alfred attended the evening l,ee Wallace. Mr. Walton. is em• ' Au1u•t lard, Taylor, Chesler. �90' with s nt ��� aclleduled to executed Friday nt be t� Frem i, � his b,rolher. Mr and Mrs. Harold Mrs. Grace Balis and family re. servi�s Mrs. Boyles gave tile The Missionary Sot'lety of the ployed in Columbus. DotoLby Rlebel and Laura Ruth, night, wrc.te to Gov. Michael v, and the former s P•tenbi. Holler and family, }'"'r lday evenlna. Mias Barbara Smitll of Pomeroy llighligllts Qf tlie conlerence that cently ,•isited fti:r, and 141'1. ViI:gil 1,Jrs. Charle11 BabcoCk. Ml. Moriall Baptist Church will Mr. and Mn. Hurry Swan, Port• Beedavllle, 1penl Sunday anernoon DiSalle �Ues1.tn4 clemency. Westfall and family. ·Mr. aniJ. Mrs. Eltner Babcoc, of The Clnclnnatl youth used a meet Tllursday at 7:30 P, m . at Is here for a visit with Iler sister, slle attended in June. land. cal led on hla ai1ter1, Effie wlth Mr. and Mrs. Wayn� Prince. Mr. and Mr!. Marvin Bamhart. Wayne sj:ient Salt1(d�_ nii'tl.t' W,lth Roy Eastman is iJl and Dr. Mrs. Dale Smilll. CampJ)tl:11 Har• home Mr11, of the Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carter spent small "I'' In each lnstance exTorrenc� and Linnie Swan, Thurs• • M ary Et.Ile! Taylor accompanied Hewetson is the attending physi• Gladys Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spehcer. lhc week end al Huntington, cept at the be1lnriJna; or a 11en- per, East Main St., Poml!ray, with ' day �ve11 lng. Westfall and Mr. and idtS. Vernon het sister, �a. Patty Dunfee on a cian. as Jackson, f'red her Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Milford Luce, and tence. No mlupe1Ungt11 or graminotller, Mr. and Mrs; 'Efflersbn Pooter Melody Rouah, Peach Fork, Su· Reed and family visited Mr. and of West Lafayetl.! spt'nt the week recent trip to H11wk's Nest, W. Va. co-hoHtess. Seyer&] from llere attended the Nellie Groce are spending a few mar usage have lJtlen corrected. �he annual l!uckley reunion was aan and Copnie Uln11ing, Enter­ Mrs. George Reed on Sunday. fellowship meeting at Tuppers days at Cleveland. "Dear Sir. end with her parents, .... fnd Ei,,angeline Chapter, OES, will Mr. and M rs. Carl -Barnhart and Mrs. Paul Kelley. Plains Saturday evening:. Mr. and Mrs. Sammie Rairden "My name la H uston Neleon. I meet tills 'I,'hursday �vening at on event of July 31 at Forked Run prise were Wed ru;-6dliY guesls of Mrs. Burl Griffin were callers on Diana Weyer1mtller. Dui,,id �milh 1penl the week end were calling on U11y Adams, Eden. am sclleduled to die the i,th or 7:30 al the Ma3onic "t:emple in Lake, fir. and Mrs. Lowell Bing and Mr. and Mrs. Edga1· Abbott and William Jendall, Cllester, recently. fa/nily spenl the wee�_end ',l\ith Russell Buckley and family or wllh MIii')' Klbble, Reedsville. .and I-Larry Kimes, Hockingport, on Aucuat. Middleport. lniti.ilory work will Gory, Roger and Neal Blake M r. arid "14:n. Da:,,ton · Spen� at Beaver Falls, Pa., spent last week children and M.r. and Mrs. Wil• Mr. -,i;tl , Mr1. Joe Cole 11nd fam- Sunday afternoon. "I believe In the Lord sir and be gii,,en. spent three weeks at their summer -Terre Haute, Ind. liam and cllildren Radford with Mr. and rs, Ernest Ruth and M Mr. and i\,trs. John Groce, Helen God la my wUness th■t i didn ' t lly of li'tost, onto, Mr. and Mrs. Au1u1t S home here. spent Sunday afkrnoon at Lake ott,.er relatives. Leonard DA'iley, Portland, :M.r. and Coleman . wer� Sunday: gue.sls of mean to take 1ome ones Uf,e. Mr. and Mrs..- ,Elmer Babeock re­ A meeting will he held Fr lday Hope . . Alice F" o utty i8 spondi�II a M'rs. M,rt. ..Darrell CQ1.arL. Coolville; Sal\,, �· •nd Mf11. Gartll SmHh. tutned• "Sir l believe I c■n . a■y: t�t the evening at the Sutton ' l{, E. . W I tftlil' t 'homii,) �� 11 Wayne Mrs. Flossie Petty of ·Catlfomia Bales Carper and Mni. Ca�per ford and r..ewia CQiart, J.,:Oralr.: _:'}lra, Har.old Holter, Marilyn and Lord llas for aJvJna: m,q , , frit · my Church for all persons interested week Jn Parkersburg " ,with• 1 reliSunda'y after Sl)fndlng their vaca• · of Pomeroy �ere Suhday guests spent a day l"eeently' · \tith a daugh­ tim:r with his v i■ la.d lh•l•mother Mnd aunt, Nol- Taltet BlsaeU were at Holier Hos­ elnB. brother C, A. In donatln& food or helping with tives. ter, Mrs. Clarence Baker and fam­ Mrs. Gothe Hunter of New Cas­ of Mr. and Mn. itoy Eastman: lie Cozart and Helen Bowman over pltal Mond14y evenlni, to visit witll "And i pray every nlghl for tile the Food Booth at tile Meta1 lJ�bcock and other r��tjves and ily. tle, ' Pa., visited here witll her a• Mr. and Mrs Hermiln Grueser tile week end. P4r1, Edith Sisson ;md new d11u&ll· woman whda life l have taking County Fair for tbe church. . Mrs. Vernon Reed's sister, Beu• lr1end11. were Sunday ther, Bert Sllumway and Mrs. of Burlingham Mrt, Oacar Babcock apent the ter, to for atve m13 tp. Mr. and Mr!I, Roy Pool� of A mcetina: of tile Syracu1t1 lab Cain, visited her on Monday. i;:uesta of Mr. and Mra. Norman Karen and Sandy Carler are week end wltll Mra. Charles MH· "Sir, I don't k now nothing about Baacball Boosters at Syracuse Shumway. Mr. and Mrs·. ·Fred Moo"ney visit­ Mt. Herinan called on M:r'. · and Mrs. Bernice RaJ1dolph spent Weyersmiller. aar to vUIH with Iler nepllew, Da- apendln g aei,,eral days i n Green­ law. Mrs. J. P. · K@lley Sunday.' Town Hall at 8 p. m, Parents of Mrs. Hazel Humphrey and dau­ ed Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Barton vld, wllo has been Ill wltll an ear field. "Bul I kno� that l� you commit all playera and all interested laat we.e k ln Belpre witll the Nor• Mr. and Mr111. Emmett Babcock ihter · Hortense and grandd11ugll­ recently. The Mooneyd live in 1nd sons' of Freni ont. MUJs" �ro­ man St. Clair family. Mra. Dale Barr, Mr.a. Buford a crlme you 'have lo P�)' Jor it, Infection. per:sons urged to be present. . Mas�achuselts. Calvin Randolpll of Little Hock­ t1tr Janet attended the races at Mr. and Mra. Robert Gray, LionK Blake, and Mrs. Mary Offutt cull• thy Burke ol A�fred, and · Mn. "But air I waan't even Jn my The Happ y Harvesters Gia• of A surprise birthday party was Bouom, RD, entertained with a ed on the Joe 8i1111ell family Sun. right mine. the Fedet'ated Church wll1 bold Ing la spendlnc some 1ime here Proct orville Fr:lday, lleld .at tile home of Mr. and Mrs. Cha'rles Babcock called on Mr. Saturday evening dinner, Gueats day. "t know that our have to pay tholr annual picnic in the church with hla brother and sistcr-in•law, Miss Aiice Euler visited Mrs. Per.ry Curti,8, Jply SO, honoring a;n8 Mrs. Curt Frederick Sunday . M r. and Mrs. c. H. Randolph. Ca]. Hazel Humphre; Saturday. wore Mr, and Mrs. Marlon Rita• Spendlna: the week end with for my �rime. basement Friday at 6 p. mi their son, Charles, on his 1 7tll evening. Otller canerJ were Mr. · vln was a recent sur1:;lcal patient and dauehter, Athena; Mr. imd tlleir tamllloa here were Roland Mr. and Mrs. Horace Abbott birthday. Attending were Virginia and M rs. Paul Kelley and · son ''Dul pl�He do nt take my Hie Au1111t 6 Mn. SlarllnM M1111s11r. ,RD: Paul Stethem. Harold Brewer, Dor!lel, as payment. and chJ\dren Jre spending a Showalter, Larry Griffin, Elizabeth Jack. Tile Racine PTA wl11 have an In St. Joseph Hospital. Tip.Al !.fi.U Ut S.�hen�Je ha1 return• week in Pennyan, N. Y . Lile, Reedsville, and Mr, and Mr8. Robert and Charle, Larkins, Jlm Mr. and Mrs. Milo Blg:g1 called "Sir J re1li:re that you have a � qi�aiw, e0cial a,i,tut:dp)' tr,uln• Showalter, Larry Griffin. Sl lzabetll Fritz G<,ebel, Tuppera Plalna, Carter and Norman Weber. M r . Rnd Mrs, Uernard Grueser Junior and Joey Buchanan, Rutll on Mr. and Mrs. Nonn1n Rose at Job lo do. · I,\ , , m, ,, Ute aa. lne .1 e� t,o Cleveland after a sllort stay · th"re wit!,. her sbter, Mra. Elden of Middletown spent l he weekend Ann, Eddie and, Marcella Wyers, Pine Grave Sunday. Sunday a;ueHtl of Mr. and Mr11. Sunday vl■ltora of Mr11. Ethel "And I think you are a good � . �� ' 'I. Fred Larkins were Mr. and Mrs. Larkins were Mr. and Mrs. Harold loving man. wlth Mr and Mr;i. Frank Grueser. Mr11. John Hay!,s called on Mrt. , � � , J,O::W a. m. •� the 1$.i:. and Mrs. Arlie Marks of Their children wllo hawe bet'n Ruth Ann Balter, Lloyd Brooks, Norman Frederlcic Sunday. Osborn and ions and Mr. 11nd Mrs. Norma11 Weber und ,ons. "And i know that you don't wanl Sl�on 'oulldhil ne'(i to the " Jeanne .ind Paula Watkins. Rindy JS;eDO �Pf!llL a day here -with llis visiting their ,&rand11arents re• Sunday i,,tsHora of Mr, and Mrs. Emerson Jollnson and ramlly of lo klll any body, Mr. and Mrs, Milford Frederick n lliiRl/l� i,\qm )!a � '11!10,.<,4 bY Linlhicum, Sandra, Marrilyn and J,ewi11 Youn& were Mr, and Mra. Portland. "Sir I wont you to believe that �� · 1!Jt'tpPr e Hu11ilen· SN,nday 'a"jl�, M r:and Mrs. J. S. l'4arks. turned home wlth th�m. Paula Curlis, David Seals, Mr. and and son went to tlorida Frid•)' ltl's, Alice Branstrom of Toledo Mr. and Mra. Pra111' Abbott of Mrs. Paul Mra. Jim Carter spent a week I didn't mean to· kill any body. David Wolfe and Mr. and Mrs. Bifl their dnght�r Mrs. Mtt, tihool,; O�A of the M�tilodist Watkins, Mr. a71d Mrs. to vi•it · . . ere .for a visit witll her sister. St. Petersbura, Fl111., spent Tue&• Young. al Clendenin, W. Va. recently. chell Holli!-y and family. "Please ilve me me a chance 10, · O�c�. , � Audra Wyers, Mr. and Mrs. Per• � - A. C. Stewart and Miu Mary day with Mr' and Mrs. Arlee Ab­ Robcrl 11nd David Yates spent a live. M.r. and Mrs. Cllarlc11 Marcinko Mr. and Mrs. Waid Spencer fy Curtis. Sending .!lifts were Glenn J -- bott. "lta not e11y to llve with your ' .nnuaf �rJle �un/,OR will K !fie. Linthicum. Bob B11rber and Errol spent Saturday evening with ·Mr. Qarry Spencer has returned from Mra. Grace Glaie of Columbus Griffin. self knowing that you have klllcd, I � and Mr11. Ivan Wood of Pomeroy at lf;l qn Sunda,, A:ua� �� · a wfft•a vacation spent al Sum­ spent Thursday with Mr, and Mrs also Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wood ot some one, e­ nd Gt:14e SchOCN. !tr : August ts at'6 p. On m. tile Jop­ � 00 AcaOIIII "Slr l dont know how to write � ' JJ1 -U:pday'1 r,�,-.riloP' will 1:ie ner with his gr1mdmother, Mrs, T. Wm. Radford and family. pa Sunday Sch(H)J will hoi.d a pie. Dearborn,, Mich.,- who are eueste '63. Ne1t11nr 18, Pal&lb J, Wind ' SJM:ncer. and other relative1. Carl Byers of Middleport re­ nic at Forked Run Lake, of his bsother Ji,,an· and family, and spell to •ood, a �, · h•l'd on Saturday nlaht. , river DOWP( fn1trument. Tb� Boring reunion wu held at turned home Sunday after spend­ Mr. and Mra. Henry Spencer · "But our try to yet ll rivht. . 8;11' ' � · ��l. at Anyone of the Joppa i,,iclnily Cl. Taverna \h :IO, UnJ. BlnclnC · Forked Run Lake, Sunday. uncle his with day:1 aeveral son \,"ance, M1:1. Waid SpenciJi: !_nd Ina: "Ive learned my h1ulon. Please �e · � ehullder, of the Brad having nrws tlley would lik e re­ (Bln(,) voice d avel• Mr. amj Mra. iiatk Pickering and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rad· cht).dren were dinner &uesta of dont klll me. [ord' Cla�h of "�briat wiU have t. Reatordl ) 1. rnrt1 ported is asli:ed to call 3697. I oped, Mra. M�ha McElroy an!! IOl'UI "Sir I haven't been In this world a ·Pi<:nli · �11 Sµrlay .:\ ' 'tfal. weri, bu1inf,!&S vis.itors In Mldlile• ford and children, ...._ 10. Qlruole 8 , Made r.port, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Abbott Sunday guests Mrs Hazel Gene, Vergli and Kermit after llf long. :lil- Fa1nl1y (nautl • ' II, � Parl<. !\'be ,. Riven and children 11ttended Sunday Humphrey. "Please don� takj my life. :rnem�L" ,. A>tollloll,o · spendln1K his vacation hel',e left ' 11 "la Invited lo al.tend: ' · School at West Columbia and Mrs. Edna Arnold wbo has for his' home at ·Mol't'Ow Su nd-,. 13. Bprtnr "If you will •ivii me a chance 1, I , · · r@rnln1 SW ipµ,· Ct,,urch the picnic a t Portla nd . Park re- been vlsltln,: her dauahter, Mrs. World Wq l II, twi., torth Mr, and Mrs. Waid Sp@nc�r will make 1ood •I II. · 'II ' lold U..tr ·�1 l!)�ic ......... ...... 1 l'reheh U. Alone (L.) 41UI Charles Elliott rmd family t>f and family, Mr. and Mta. ltenr, eently. "I hope �t � will help you SUna.:y 1't tti'4' New' Riven 'Park. I- pr.,ldent a1. cut 15, lcofrll Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grueser of Charleston returned borne Friday Spencr and son V•P�e - visited make the rl1ht deelslon . All members are ur11d to attend. t. Overtur11 IS. lftble- 8S. Sand hllla J.l, Thr.•, Sprl n grleld sp'ent Suqday , with accompanied by . her son-in-law. EIM>n S,..11cer ahd family S\lndaJ "It la ■aid 111 the Bible that God The 37th annual Hayea-Youn1 '1. Jrnoble 29. U.S. patrl• 36. Prophit at card• Mr. and M:t'I. Lewis Gru·eaer. Their Charles Elliott who returned to nipt in Raci n,. will for 11ve ua for our alns. Rc,union wUI be held· on tli Old ,. Maaklo<I 11. BIMVI ollo 1D111r H, _ thrM .11ons who have' been visit- his home Sunday, "And kQ.OW matter wh�t one Hollldv •�hctol ;; r " n,i■ e. 0orroa1oa JI. Rad1un1, :19. lifloooko4 It. p,_uie ALGIERS UP!,The toll ill SJDI: Mr. and Mn. .trnest Leifhelt Ing their 1randpuent1 returned bavo don, be will for 1lve you ii Oarwili, S.M111,, · _al T, II)•�· l 1ym,) and 10n U,odney vf Akron arrived day's Moslem tenorlat beach li'ld home with theqi. and will sin your pure In hea t 1, we4iq,_, , one r JI, BlclUall Patty Arnold, ,1augbler of Mr. Saturday for a vf11t wltb their roee to 13 TuM!ay with the dQth know mnre, Auiutf 1� voteano of a wounded Mdilem woin■q: The and Mrs. Dare■ Arnold ls In Uni- paren t&! Mt. and Mra. Wm. Elchin• heart "Ple your e fine to n It leTIie 8D01ten of Band, J u · 1'Jd4 (var. ) A. v. Howell has re'turned lrom · . terrorl.ltl macbine-aunned a 'beieh versit)' H oapltit for s\lrgel')'. 1er Sr. try to of make 10me ron1 ttie 5tort ¥,iih !kh,oo) are 1ppri'.lojJnr Columbus where he h811 been in al• '1L 0lrl'I Mr. and Mr.-. Wheeler Drake Mr. and Mrs Erntst. Lelfheit 411 miles weit of' Al1fer1 for abput rl,ht that I hav• done. an (R1 1e��IP social ,.-rt�,· A.u a. tendanre at the annual convention nlcknlm1 of Pomero)' and Mr. •nd Mrl, Le• Mn Wm, Elch\nJter Sr. were In 1 0 mlnutet, firin( into crowdl of 'And may God live UI the 1:1, Qi the 1 lawn Of \ti,! \ �ah of the National Fedcr1lian of U. Aator Mc• bathen. l ■tren,th to do wh�t 11 rlf;ht. ��1 chair Henry ­ �Milton o sc M_ od. i i • Guffey soclellea. h@ld' at the Park wis Hum'phir:• aQd son were the Gallipoli, ucen!ly. 11 M■y God bleM you. Think you H. Enrll>� ma-.,.. ,,; the •� t!Jij' Mri. 1'ar- of Roses, North Hlsti, St. author "Huaton Nelapa" ___ vln �a� CCH�l�q . 1�re Mr. Howell 11 a member of the 21. Abea4 · � 1 �ceit, ��l:id1 h1 the Columbus soclety and of the execu• HOL zia�PITAL 28. Jmqln•rJ o i; the aoc:lal n tive oouncll of the federation. TWo Admlulona. A , 2: lfra. Brad.• , IIJl� 4, f ,:00 ' f ffllOll � 1:: mt.mbcn of the Columbm1 aoclety ford T. ll1a1 1 )llneraville; Terry IIO. Neuter � l\e:._n_1cm w _,,ill died since th� last Federation Dean Rold�I), Pomuoy; Mlch•el, Pl'IJIIOWI lL UblAle n N�Nek.ffd. Pomeroy ; "1'a. . "'Jt: , � , • _ at c.,.1�-,..11 meellng, bolh formerly Meigs llrt County cltl1en1. · � dence at 1prtnr ,e' : . BIiiy IICk �NhlNI, Xa,i,u1a. ;: They were Charlea Kratt, l1>rma,. Commu. Dllcharaea, Au1. I: Kn, )klr na� , .. � 1-. nlstll J erly of Hartord, W. Va. and PomeKln�1e, Wil11am 1?,a•l1. l(n, 911. ileltly color l'D'-t-'-t--t-1'-m roy, and MiH ltelen Davis, f?rmerI a "l�nl1. � Cheek, Mn, IT. Roal Jy of Salem Center. rice a.1� Mn, John J(Ula, ._ illrat'• 11.. W_,,.,.. Next years conventldn will be , ◄li§ tln ohn l aon , lln.t J . , �� ,·' Qll' �li, °"Ul . held In Dr., McGuffey'!' old home at 1 , 1 � th ouae, � ,. . �not lln.' � U, Ollaton Odon!, 0.. where he wrote his ' · 'Pollor. 11n) , Lln!'�. ' Id 40. -... ""'-' " , 1 famou■ readen up to and includ• lfflMl11 n N , Leta • Lo aatrwth 1 TenalOI\ lni the Fourlh Reador. H�d'' � '(llllllffl' llftlloll!"' . The Fifth Reader wa, added the Tbon,i>lon : . II . "· �thnext year, Jn 1840 the&"e read�n t>un . Mn. Bd· ran Frye, lll wen rtvised and the Sixth Reader mond Tborntpn , It• was added. Mr. HowelL h■a • eo-pJ ldlai;: Hope, ltt,\ , C n, Reliotrat for Bible Sc\af'!I a\ �I tho Third Roider publl,hed In Jamoi' vor. . llobert Gold•- the Ila n �ethndiat Cttun,,, 11ill IINll bo!l'Y and lnlan� lira. Ronald" �. tak�r. n v.,n\ll Au,ult lO, - lt bat neweat addition of hderaDear1 . and � , Inf ?lin I· 11n , · �Jn NI�h· b.,en an��. lion member, 11 the CbeHpe■ke 9 e le ol ... Count,. lits'. Lawrt lY So< ' will ,tan on '!'ho Bibi, School · ,, Pr m. ' s��� ' . Honill1er ol Ru ral 1 , E J til'OU,1!_ will lllnd contlnue _ 8 Au,uat t C�■rle• • �\ ,, 1nd several uua , u,.,.... 1 a k pe 1 . �a . A�IQI. l'- CIUHI will �· hflild ___ ben rtpreaented that iodeW1 C'!0·31) I, m, u ntil 11:31) a. ' r ,. lumbu ' tiicll' ' I.AIIQIVILI&, ' children from for · ' ' 'lb, � Dovll and Yft,O to lollrtffn ,.... .•, , 11!, and ll_n, Jobi\ Ervlnt llr. - ti II•• ,, an$ lln. A11101 Leop�rd IJ!Ollt Alloll ol elaoiloa )!l!f, the ...,.k,nd 'with lit.1.. ohd, :>;11,i ' • • �• yJiiliN ,oiallho' ilieeni, ' i11 1'rilt<� �. • Jj,iti/r t'ra�lor ''•"'� !littdr'eii < of • l\lllklr l!id jliloradiate. . · Sprlqfi�td. ' I;. ... ;._._ Long B.ottom S�iety Report = d;:;a;;.; n d=-';;;,� Chester D of A Aaac , ;;;A;;;ro;:;u;;;;.n;:; Holds S,gssion About Tuesday Evening MI'ddleport ClleBter Council D:11,1ghters . Peck ,pent Sunday wilb their 11.r. And 11n. ,m DN■ta:, brother•ln•law and tiller Mr. md and dauJbltn,, � ,... wldl ...., Mra. J. X., CJ'1btree. Mr. and Kn. here for a Ermit Da vi■ and Mary Anna or parentt, l(r. and Jin: c.ri' OU. Partenbw'I were afltrnoon ealJ. him aod Mr. U:d Jlq. Med Id• Br Mn. Mtnd.l Jortlen Mr and Mu &b Wilea and er, at the Crabtree llome. lln, fen. lamily, Dayton, spent Sunday with Davl1 wu the former E111e Peck. ••, _,_,, 9llll'o Mr. and l(n• • rw· ·bert &MIU Mu Crabtree hu betn spendher parenU, Mr anl1 Mn. Elza I ....-al. IJilDl .. O family, Millbury, , M.cComu at tbe home ol her bro- in& 10D1et.ime with his parent■ Kr. 111d tber-ln•law and ,.later Mr and Mr. and Mn Edgar Crabtree. He d1y1 w ttb her paNDt,, '" Mra Victor Perry . and hi■ wife, Mcue who tau &ht Mra. Earl Nellon othef l\lePll Hr. and Mn Lewl.i Smith, Ole• lo Ypallanti. H1ch., la•t year h a ve •ere Mr. aftd Mrt. loe Pukl• , va and Nancy ,pent aeveral day ■ been hired as te1u::her1 1n the Col• vetch and dauebter LI.ml and 11n on vacatJOD Tiley 1111lted one of umbua school �y1tem a nd wiil I GaH M cCoy, Athena. Lewia' army buddie1 In Hickory, move lbe 1r trailer lllert: N. C , and cam� llome through Mr. and Mn Reed Jeff era, the Smoky Moualaln1. They VII- Albany were al Sbarbot Lake ited in West Virginia, . Virsinia, I Ont ., for one week and stopped Divor,e IA �orth and South Carolina, Geor· in Ridgeway, Pa., on their way Common home and were g11esl!. ot Ilia bro­ I g111, Tenneuee and Kentucky. Suit for dlvorct wa,· filed in Paul, Charlea and WIiliam C. ther·in·law and ei1te1 Mr. and Common Pleaa Court yesterday - Mra. Harvey F1'her. afternoon by Naomi fllom.-c,n. Mn. Malhe Lowu1er w-11 1 Langsville. Route 1, VUHI WU­ wukend guest of Iler brother and liam Thompson. Nme addrtu. 1i1ter-in-law Mr. ■nC: Mr,. Arm· The plaintlfr char1u IP'OII ne•• ,ierd Perry, V.1le1 Milla. lee! and ub'eme cruelty and 11U ay Cl•ric• AIIN'I Mr. and Mn. Donald Johnson cwtfldy or two minor ehildren. Sunday gueata of Mr. and Mr1. .ind family, Toledo, visited her temporary and premauent aUmonJ C. N. Jonea were their ,on-in-law ' LARRY R. CARVER, FIREMAN, U . S- Navy, son of Mr. and daughter Mi:-. and lln. Ed· Parenti, Mr. and Mn. Marvin and 1upport, and that •be be the· put Wffk Other Viii• awarded all bouaehold fum!Jblnp aqd Mrs. S. ff. carver, Vinton, prepares to "strike an arc" ward Morri.Bon and chiJdren Chue lora were ud Mn. Dun and a car belon&in&: ta the �nd· during on·the-job training aboard the aircraft carrier USS Bruce, Brenda and Bedty and Mr. Blackwood Mr. and family, Rutland anl and Mra. John llauck and chi!· INTREPID (CVA-11) in the Atlantic. Carver enlisted in the dren, Summit Stitlon. The group Navy through the Point Pleasant, Navy Recruiting Station, in enjoyed a pi('nic dinr.er at Fork­ August 1959<received bis recruit training at Great Lakes, and ed Run Lake followed by a drive is asslgned>•aooard· the INTREPID. Fireman Carver is a Ship­ in W. Va. Mr.. Morriaon and fitter striker, and as such must be able to lay out, fabricate, children remained lc-r a longer viait. and repair metal structures. Mrs. l..etlie Meredith, Colum• bus and Mn. Chloe Bailey, were Saturday dinner gu�1t.1 of Mr. and Mn. P. F. KoblenlL The Guriid.eed Always Tender dinner was in ob5ervance of Mn. Mereditll's birthday Mr. and Mr,. Willis Frost and • lamily spent th:! wl'ekend with , By GAY PAULEY S. Sgt. and Mrs. Paul Myers of PAJllS . UPI - Gabrielle (Coco) Lithopolis Cll1nel, whose name ii .synonymous Mr. and Mrs. Itegie Phelps and with French fashions, wound up Boone Hindy, senior pitcher on cllildren, Lyncllburg, Va., ,pent a Price Compare the fall and winter 1960 preas sllowinga with two traditional Cha• tile Mlddleport Higll School ataff, rew days wltll Mr. ar.d Mra. Fred and toiling in lhe S1.1mmer Higll Rice. nel silhouette•. Mr. and Mrs. Joh:1 Swiderski While tile rest of the Parie cou­ School League for the Yellow Jack­ ets, Wednesday won 6-3 ov'er Ra· and daughter, Sheila, Monroe, turien turned back the calendar to the 193,08, Chanel offered ele­ cine, besting. Duane Wolfe wllo Mich., jpent a !ew d.iys with Mr. gant and simply cuf suits witll llad late innin g help from Wilson and Mrs. Elmer Kautz. Mr. and Mrs. ,;Jair Newell and straight skirts and cardigan jack• Wolfe. son Cosllocton visited recently ' ets which have been her trade­ Racine scored first, three runs with Mr. and Mra. IAwrence mark for more tllan 40 years. in the initial frame, before Hindy Smilll. Cllanel also displayed tailored, settled down to the Job at hand. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elber• near daytlme dresses wJtll natural feld and r.on Mike arc spending a Duane witll and Wolfe singled, bustllne, and to£Uy pleated skirts. The de11ir,ner, a spry, black. one out W i lson Wolfe was hit and few days willl his parents in haired little woman In Iler 701, Ji m Wickline, big finl s.acker, trip. Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. :>. F. Koblenlz and presented tlmelesa suits with up- led. Peanuts Wickline then singled Mrs:. Le,ttie Mertd.ith spent Swi· per hipbone lengtll Jackels, left the third run in. day in Athens with Mrs Mabel open cardigan. fashion to show the But tllal was all for Racine and Swartz. blouse beiieatll or closed witll anMiddleport got tw.o back in the sec• Mr, and Mrs. Hoger Winebren• tlque gold buttonjl. one!, two in tile third to win it-, ner and son of �yr ..cuse visited One of the nns of . t he show war an -.t two i n tile sixth to sew it up. Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Harold a black and white plaid suit topThe se eond _ Hindy was on i,,ia Hawk and son. ped with a_ trench.coat ty lJ:i? black an error, Russ McElbinney doubled John W. Frank returned to hill coal lined m tile same platd. bim home and David Rice single llome in St. Cloud, Fla., lfter One of the more prominent · '' Mac" in. spending several Wet'ks with Mr. guests In the crowd was acLress and Mrs. Guy Summerfield and Rosalind Russell, who said slle Tile third _ after two walks, otller relatives. llad been a Chanel · customer for Rick Oiler was on with a fielder's Mr_ and Mrs. Carl Kautz and years. The durable movie star was choice a nd bfealy ,,Bowles singled children spent Wednesday- at wllh her husband, producer Fred qjm home. Johnn)' Sinae.r l;i.id . ·t.&ke Wlliti? near Wave'fl)'. Tbey Brisson; down a sacrifice bunt scoring 01·1. 1 �el'tl ' joided by Mr. and Mrs, Dale Chanel didn't evC'n bother to pro­ er. Ruuell and ch!lrtren. Columbua. duce a 1930s helmet hat or bias• Mr. and Mrs. iVallac.e Amberg­ Tile fifth - Tom Ander�on walk• cut dre!IB for the benefit of idlas entertained with a hambur,;:er er ed, stole second, Oiler double d him . Russell, . who typi{Jed Hollywood's fry Saturday e\'t!ning at their home, and Rick came home on an glamour queens in the 1930s. home. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Tile elderly designer, who was a overthrow to second from the Ra· Robert Wood and children and cine catcher. milliner before she became a Mr. and Mrs. H:itold Hawk and dressmaker, put the timeless sail­ Por Racine Wilson Wolfe and Ro­ son. White,'Spice. Chocolate, Yellow. BiscuR or hat witll streamers on her mod• ger Birch al� had singles. For George Ginther, Cincinnati els. The hat were worn pitclled Middleport Hlndy had two singles, spent a week wilh his grandpar• forward over tile brow. McEllllnney a double and single, cnts, Mr. and M:s. Oris Ginther. Bowles and Rice singles and Oiler Mr. and Mrs. James Ginther and lhe double. Entertaim Sunday son Phillip spent · a couple of days with the Ginthers and were Mr. and M rs. C. R. Xarr enter· Middleport pulled off a tough accompanied home by their son. tained with a dinner Sunday at double play, sllort to first to third, Mn. Marion Wood received a their home, Naylor11 Rufi HUI. Pre in the Courtll . phone call from her daughter sent were M r. and Mts. David Racine 300 000 0--3 5 2 Mrs. Roy Cllris1. Monday even· Bauer, Worthington; Mr. and Mrs. y Middleport 022 020 x-6 7 0 ing who is visiting in St. George Edward T. Bauer, M arion; Mr, D. Wolfe. W. Wolfe {6) and Pea• Utah. and Mrs. Richard Karr, sons, nuls W ickline, D. Wolle (6). Hindy Mr. and Mrs. Freri Reiber of Polly Ann Bauer, Susie Marunka and Bowles. Cleveland visiterl with Mr. and of Middletown, Gonn,, and the River Report host,. --- ---- --- ,Mrs. Willis Frost. -- ---·- ------ - - CARFENTER John Ginther '.s a patient at ment. ... t _,. Mr. and Mrs. William Cul�II White Cross Ho.,pital in Colum. ;�, '._ II Mrs. Willlam Baxter returned bus where Ile is under obscrva• spent the weekeud in Columbus Quiebr A Fill Boot home Tuesday after a visit a1 stem.pi Green SlrJI Y-olb" Save with their son-in•law and daugll­ tion and treatment. .bridge port with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meredltll, Columbus wu ter Mr. and Mr,. Alfred Rice. POMlllOY, OHIO 11� W. SECOND ST. Harry Saddler who accompanied and Rev. and Mrs. Howard Hein a su pper guest of ?nr. and Mrs. I her home for an overnight visit. P. F. Koblentz Saturday. and daughters, AJban;y. .,.While away Mrs. Baxter also visited al Wheeling with Mr. and Mrs. Elmet Johnson and at West Lib­ I erty, W. Va., with Mt. and Mrs. Elmer Saddler. Sile alao attended camp meeting at Clinton. Pa . Pictur■d hlaw Is Our New S.nica Bulldl-. I Carpenter News Of Social Events . . ; ' - - - - Here To Sene You! 1 4 Years In Bottled Gos - - And We Service What We Sell! Gau.a-&: Montgomer)' 16.0 on upper, 9.2 on lower, 3½: feet open; Galllpolia 18.9 on upper 9.7 on lower 4 feet open; Lock 23, 15.0 on upper, 12.:0 on low­ er, 1 trap and 25 wickets open. CClindltlon of Movabl• Dam•: · All• dam& are up 13 through 23 wltll 13, 14 and 1, closed; 16 · through 23, ¼ to 1 1,,; trap open. Ohio Rl•er BNts: Downbounct: Lock 14, Charles R. Stephenson 7:30 am 20--0; Lock 17 Tri-State 5:55 am 0-20; Lock · 18 Oi,,ec 9:30 am 18-1'; Lock 19 Mr. Criss 7 am 9-0; Lock 20 Linda Brooks 12:45 pm 7•1 ; Larry Turner 1 :25 pm 1-3; Clly of Maysville 3:35 pm 0-3; National 12:10 am 0-4; Jetrenon 12:46 am 17-0; Cornell ':15 am .19-1 ; Southland 7:45 am Z•S; Beaver 10:30, am 1-0; Helen z 10:40 am �o. UPNUnd: Gallipolis Paul Sla­ der 3:35 am 11-0; Rocket 3;25 am 1-t: City of Huntlngton 12 midnight 9-7; M ike Creditor J l :20 F. am 0-10; Lock · 23 Albert Holden 2:0ft pm 17-0; Cincinnati 9:M pm l&-2; Southland 1 1 : 10 pm �2-1; C. V. Hamer 1 :MI am 0-2. NEW1 Metered bottled gas senice so that you can heat your home __ . _ or brooder houses at � �oat that will compete wilh anj t)1M! of fuell - Be tbe finlt lo enjoy this mO: _dem method. of beating •. see ua nowl See Our Complete Line Of WARM MORNING GAS HEATERS With "Picture f'rame" NOWI 500 lb. LP GAS SYSnMs We Have The Tanks! stylirip ·,, Toe Off Jeffero' Foot Donald Jeffer11, 17, Pom&o)' RD. WO, treated by Dr. T. A. ilewetaon about f p, m, yester• ' day followlnl , & power mower IC· ctdent In which be lost a toe . j m 0 �·priv��.b=�to\1!�:; u:� Now Heat Your Home or Sav• f 9-rvuucir --"- H ouses 'nd ·\· j nte fti , F U Rl-4 1TU RE R I -;J , Qn�,' �, . ! o! Aru RUTLAN � :�r I L.----------,-------------;-�----":"'-,..,.."'!"'-,..,..,.;.,,""!"��""'!��i+'-r' " �....,...,_---�----• I d ent and wu not hoapi�llled. "._ s---""!"-�_._,..·,;1 ' ' ' ,·. ' ' ,' , sri-�11 . ' / I I �• • Hesson In Top Form , Fani 2 1 Mel's All-Stars l'hop Logan Team . By 9-1 Count At Bachtel Diamond S'fANDIN GS Br Unit.cl Pl"'tU lnterutioMI AM&llCA N L!AGU' . W Gene Hesson fanned 2 1 and gave up only one hit Wednes• Nt-w Yur� day �bl as Me l Clark ' s A l l Stal's pou nded out a con vincing i-1 victory over Logan u nder the lights o( Bachk! field �:;�1�� re up with e 13 hit attack. off Logan hurler. Nell Hawk JI was the best night at the plate Cl!Joye d t)y the A H Stars t h is season -'the only h.it and only run off l l i douhlrd 1r1 t h .. plal W1t�un H lg Reason came in l h e ri h h innin ftl!-n Wh itcrart doubled, went 10 , samf' mnm1; hu1 was Id! on bast• o Thomas third on a passed ball and s tol t- : In 1 he SN' nd inning H rad l e y I amt , une w_alked h t i out w 2'oine. The lert hand�d na livP or Both for h l l tun<' e h l• St"<'Ond Bro� Run in Mason coun1y fa n • i t silf y Ll l'rn�d Clnrk's double n scun•cl {led" ihe flnl four men in th<' ball � • came on 12 pitches, Thal's par f or / 1 .u! hr r l u cke r s1 11glecl Clark hollU' r11r Lhe t h mJ run or the mr nn i::. : the coune. The Stars pil'ketl UI) anothrr 1 Mel's nine ,tarted 11Coring early run 111 the thml on Uill Wi lson ' s D John Tho�a• led otr lhe bottom t�ip!c followed by Jt alph C. : l.i rk ' s half or the first wu h a single. Jue �mglf! To m Gruesf'r · s b11sc.s loaded llndley followed with lhl' same. single in th ,• six t h an·o un tcd for and Rutty Wamsley 1r1pled uvcr 1wo more runs f;nalcl Clark had t he rigtrtflelde�•• heat.I. W;1 msley hecn wol k!'d to fill 1h1• ha:ws with • acored on a wild i hrow to the two men out to M'I th,· s ta g 1• fur / Grueser ' H li it. I I Fiitht Mob Eyes _ -r, • Mel 's te•m will pl a y n t'x t on edne!ld�y night. AtLl-l'.ll!> l HI. when � 11 entcrtams th(' �·ro{·lun•l l le \{•am which cave them a battlC' one week I ago. Other g111t1es schedll l<·d fur th1• Stars include _.11 f our t i> a m tourn11- 1 ment In Uuntrniuon �.1:hinin.1: 0 11 Monday, August 1 5. Ol hl•r IPams in the to�rney arc from C.:h11rlcston, Hui:tlmKton and Ashland, Ky. The hnc SC'ori·: Lcgen 000 0 1 0 000-1 I I McJ·s 33 ! �:,_ OOx 9 13 I , H awk and SI. Cl1ur. l l 1·ssor1 a nd fucbr, G rue•cr. I I Liston-Machen Bout In Seattle CHICAGO UPI - A heavy . wel1ht bolll h<· twcen Sonny Liston and Eddie Machen wa� In the malclne today. The Na tional Bmc i ng F.nl< ' rpr i.�t•.'! annobnced Weclnc11day 111ght H had reuhf'd un agrct•ruent for a Lialon-Machen bout . The flght woula take plarl' in Sealll t> some­ time In Seplembl'r. Utttm Is rat('(! t he numlJcr 0111• tonlehder for t'luyt.l l'al ll'rson·� ho■••--���n Writers Name I D rysdaI e uI · ,s COMPARE Rest Performer OU R P R IC ES Save $1 to $3 on Top Quality Tires Bnt Prltea In The Bend At POME,ov SUNOCO SEIYICE STATION W. Mt&n It. ,ome,oy J y CINC I N N ATI U P I-Don Drylldale, rlght -hanrlt.'d fa�tb.t l lcr of the Loll Angeles DoclgHN was named the N111ional Lcague·s "Player of th(• Month . . for July I· tod.iy h a rommilice of 40 hasey I ball writers anil broacli'aatert.. The nam ing or Orysdulf' .is lht National League's No . \ player for July wu something of ti coin cidenC"c Inasmuch as h i• .11�0 wo n the award in July of 1 959. Dry�dalt>, who won si 1 g11mcs withuul ,. clefo11t awl rompiled u .200 onrned nm ll \'tng,, last monlh. received 1 6 •/2 ,..01es in thP bh11otins whil t) teammate Stall Wil liams, 11,iot hH rin•- ha lling I hl - J I 1 11 I Sl'l' Ol ld lp ' l �r�;; tc�,0 1:t I I h :r,__ _ _ _ _ __ __ I Will Be Out Of My Office For One Week FROM AUG. 7th to AUG. 1 4th Dr. Ray · R. Pickens Midd leport Dept. Store "WQERE EVERY DAY IS VALUE DAY"' MILi, STREET �I I DDI.F.POR T World'1 Pint Tumpllr•Provecl Tlre1I � Tbe Tire Choice 9'!f.••:fHP Car$./ ·---,�,,,� .,, • • • •• ' ' • •• • •• I' '• ... � .. L Pcl. Ml 40 .:l83 G� 50 1,8 :521 6 t -:� � :� C!Pveland Hesson was in rare fo rm 1:rnd his team mah's backed him • • washmg1on ,., 50 !Jetroil Roston Kansas City i& 52 ff 57 38 :le -� g� ."6 1 1 � J7 _40,f 17 .406 Thunday't lr(lght •..u lt& Cle-vel1n d 7 'tlf.d, MMfit 4 81llimore , (hie� 5, 1 1 Inn. Detroit 1 2 Ntw l'..ti: 2 K1n1_• • Clty •t � top, 2 ■•nM.. . fw1-nt9ht, ""'.. rern. Thundt.y'• ,,...._.. PltdMn I W11hin■ tot1 .l �fik..., ' (IOLH $. 3 V, W'V" n 7.}'" K.an1H at INten. 2 ...,... -L.anen 0-5 a nd hr fff' 1-6 ri. Mid 'WIIIOII Monbo«,qu.n. Only 9■mff t.cMduled Frid■,'■ G■ W.uh ington ■t Chic:■eo, IN) N■w York ■t K■nMI Clty (") Boston ., o.trolt, IN) Bi ltimor• •t c1-..■ nd• (N) c_.,, n-a fflft NATION,\L LIAGU I W L �ct. Pit tsburgh . . . 58 40 .�92 �filwau�ee . . . . � 42 . 593 S ! . l.(1u1s . M 44 .SM Los Angelea &3 43 .552 San _franclsco ,0 48 .521 Ci�C"rnnatl . 4S 56 .484 Ph1ladelph 1a 41 59 .410 Chicago 37 61 .:rra o.o GI 3 31iz 4 7 15 � 18 21 Wednaiday', INUltl C incinnati 7 Chlc•a,o 3, ht Chlca,o 4 Clnclllfliltl 2, 2nllf ,i,.u1ct.lpflila 6 San •rutlld 5 N St. leull 12 Mllwnk• 1 (NI Loa An..lN 3 Pltftburah 1 IN) 7 innings, rain Thurkf•V'• Pltcher1 Clnclnn1tl at Chica•• McUth 3-6 Brwer 0--3 Ian on ,r■ncl•c:• at Phllacltlphla (NJ-J e, 11-10 ,... CM'II.., 7. 7 lo• An,el• If Pltttbu'lh (N J -Drysd41 1e 10-10 vs Witt M Dr Cheney 2•2 . Mll••uliH at It. Laul■ fN)Buihl 1 0-4 n IIMftMnl S.) ..S■d■ckl .5-.5 ,,Way'■ GamH Los A....... • Phi• (NI .,....." llt Phllo•tt S•n F rih clieO 1t Pl-·· � (NI ......r•" Chicago ■t Mll wHfcM (N) Cine-Inn.ti at St, Leul, {NI ""'"-•1• ===-------- 1 Pomeroy Splits With A-0 Team 4-3 and 6-1 llief61lU '4ai Swite� B"t tt� Nu l'art m Ii Pomeroy players in the summer High School League 11plit a double­ header with Alfred - ,Orange at Tuppen Plain■ last evenin&, win . ni111 the seven inning fint game, 4--3, and dropping the fi ve-inning n ightcap 1.0. CLEVELAND UPI-Jlm Piersail sees ctevel •nd'• nltch cif lhana1ert 11 1 lood lwea� f.ol' hln, but insist, ke had flo� lo. � with JOI! Gordo11'1 IUi mipa). "J:m lwl to ttt Ji�!7'1. l� . ,- � comma in II ma�er, Al �toD�e��! Oev�t�l\d flfl_Mr. tte ■ a �In s Iii nn untamb ��"I never played (or him bu\ I have been on the golf Ht.Int With h ftn ■nd know him wen. t have ftit\' e r heard • pl,yer llf any. thin& aaalnst Dyke■. '• Piersa ll had much 41,fftrent feelinga, how�ver, ■.bout Gof,don1 who swapped JObs with t)Y,keli • Pa wlll replace htm al ma,afer of ' t he Detroit Tigers. . "I do not feel I had anything to do with Joe Gordon bflnl fired ," PitrY)I dedarell. •1·n11 jtu1t not <:1ordoh's type tJt pJ1Yf r. I kne-w that last year and asked to b e trad•d se veral tlm1t•, -be• c-ause I wahted to play llail., not ' ait a round." Gordon le v ied several tines egah1,t Piersall thi!I aeaaon iPd the ou tfielder claimed some of them were unwarranted '' I relent (iordon fl�lnt Jlle tor not huautn,,'' he uid. "He can flne me all he want..a for olher things but t never la,f� Ja a ball .1ame in my life. t ' ha ve nothina: ag;;iinsl Gordon H a pt!rson: But as a manager J lh(ht he treated me lite somethl'ng less than a rm1n." Gordon, who officially talr:ea over the Ti,en' manqtment l'rl• day, visited the Jndlan, In their clubhoulfe liefote WedtuSdaf night's game here with 011 !linator,1 and Wh1hed tlierh ttl iood luck. Almotll lo a man, thtt Ch!Y el'a nq playeu aald the)' were 101'1)' to see Cordon go, Before leavlna: the , 'tigers to w■1 ukjoin the lndlan,, � • ed how he planne to ba·n dle Plersal l and he confessed he dJd- BIAYU $1Qll PITCHER MIi.WAUKEE, Wla. uPI-The Milwaukee Bra ves have annouhc• At Tuppers Plains A·O outhit the ed the 1i1qin1 Cll,:l'Jaht tianded Panthers 7·3 but Tom White's 1in­ I pitcher Robert it,: ;John of )[ii• J a:le in the Ofth drove in two runs ford, Mua., to • ,.-19tU contract whir� stood up !or the · vietory. with ,h dttonvill · Fla., their \\J"hlte also was the winnipg pilch. Claaa A farm cll'.I, : 'St. JGhn is 20 er. Dor C'oate.11 dou�led and Bob 6-2 ■nd 11'.f:llhB I _ ,;pGund�. Bowen singled for Pomerll)''s other base knoc:lts. man. n't know. ey and Coates, bolh 1ln1te■ • For A-0 the other hitter wu Randolph. a sin,Ie. Pomeroy 010 030 0---4 3 2 A · 0 002 010 0-3 7 2 White and Ebersbach. Swlltl . and Randolph, Lyons (6). S.Cend O■rne Pomeroy 000 00-0 2 1 A · 0 010 Ox-1 2 1 Winebrenner and D. Coat.es. Col• lim and RandQ]ph: For A-0, Randolph, Guthrie, Col­ lins and Cald.-ell singl�, Lyon8 · ltlpled, and Stevens had two sin. gles. In . ihe -1:horlened nightcap, Bob ' Winebrenner was lhe IQser, allowint on1y two bib, but that Wlf all �ill males collected o!f winner Col• hn■ too. A • O 1cored in the second inninii: when Robinson led off with a lina:le, advanced on ■n error, and after II walk, scored on an inf\�ld 0� "":Yil�rs we,e r-aa• .,...Jll IT'S ' \ . CJ.PJ111NG MlddlMlftiot -..,. .. F .._ � Ill � .,. - 111 ,, Aa,qqst Spe�ia l,! SAVI NGS �p TO 50 % . ON .ALL Pony Pairings F!ll Tt1�d11y's Opener Match Two Outsiders 81ncuse opena I Sports placed _The I nvitallc;mal Pony League Tournament next Tuetd■)' eTenina al tbe Syracuse R.eereaUttn Club p,rk w!th the ft. P�.a■ant Amerk■ ns against Mc�..U.ur at 8:16 p. m. Drawin11 beld llll evening in �B•' Aren't Interesting To Mr. Hank Now ni••• "I won'l ha ve any (rouble with cmcACO UJ>J - Middlewe ight ) I Piersall," DyXea emph·a ■iied. "I SITS SKIING IICOID enr)' Hank, vlctorioulJ by a knock• 1-J · don't have lrouW.t! wlth any ball CERVINIA, llaly UPI-Willy players. Bet1ldes, Pien11l 1, a out for the 33rd time In 58 pro ) fights pl anned a tour week rest Forrer of Swita:erliind sped down I d!lth. a:ood _pl.aye,.'• tod ay ' rather than m(!(lt "the bums · Mt. Brel,lhorn at an , 1,,.,..-,ertae · Apart fro m the subject Pler­ speed o! 9R.979 milet per';lou �o &all D)'ke■ uld he would aak th31 I can gel rl&hla with.'' Hank, a Detroit scrappet rateil !fet an unoftie:la l world spel!!d 1�i-'f"'Ge�eral Manager Frank Lane of No. • cb alleneer fOr the world I Ing record Wedne1day, The recog- the Indians to give him a con• nlzed m11rk or 98.742 was set by 1 lract throuah 1981 and n ot j ust middleweight crown. took . only 21> minute■ Wedneaday night to �olo of Italy In 1947. through this year. sm■•k Rudy Elli• out for , 10 count ln a natlonally tele vised l>ont. Ellla, losing by knockout to H ■nlr lor the second time, was the vlCUm of a hard rla:ht hook. comln1 a fter a flurry of Hank punches. ! Superbas Drop Opening_G�e To Hamden's Curve Specialist SUMMU SWTS Values From f29.95 lo $55.00 which worked with delayed action To MI i� l".::>NIGHT . The Past � h 1e'8 ol �ag,noh a TeJ?p le Pyth1an Sl1tars will meet I tom11ht at the home or Mr11. Karl Grue_ser, Minera vllle wit h Mrs. C�rrie Grueser and Mrs. William F11her as co-hostesae1. -- · - nu SEYFRIED BAKER a-..1 • YOUr LENNOX d8a Ier NEW and USED COAL, Oil, ftli(IIit.S F U .-,D N A ( E $ "°"'° ;· !lm ·: �• JA(:l(ETS �s & l.i,11, 11"'1 Sole $3.79 SAVIN.GS ON , SHERS Sport Sbhill -·Dre• Shirts --- . Swim Wear - Beach Jackets - Wa_lklq Shorto ' PomNO) I. Main ht. • VALUES TO 125,00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SA.Lt' ,14,1111 VALUES TO ,39.1111 . . . . . . . . • . : . . . SAtJ, $22.10 . ' Straw Hott · olld Caps Reduced ½ . -,. : THE BESJ SRLING CAR • • • BY � R! T�E BEST BPYING TIME • • • RIGHT NiJW w.3y�lT":'� •,ii, .. :to� h�• 1nt■t1n� lt1Ye ltldalopo"tt J • 11 c; • t 11 ; • n i , .•l;,... · , •·'t �. �•• 4�.l'.tto•.■ fli� t�I- :J'l·M"' •,n � �:n ..� _,. I· I ..., T7i7 A)-�1 .. ind Mon~ wa l loped Buflllo treal sla u ghtered Richmond. 13--l H-e ======-=1.,;;=-;-;1 1 ALL SUMMEII MEJCHANDISE AT REDUCED PRICES ,\NI) LADI� SRQll,.'J'S, PEDAL - INCf.Vtl!tfll l'USREl,lS, SLIM JIMS, BLot)SJS, S�IRTS AND COAts AND SUl'fS. (;J l\ts nlltSlfrs. sel(J"G ,One Group of Men•• & Boy•• ·, • �llASTI_C.Ll.,.Y REDUCED Muoi Clear The&e Oul Now ' .. . · ONLY $1 .00 Sl)me were IJ.99. Broken Slz.es and Co lo n. FOil THE LADIES one Group or DlirontlD•ed I . . IRAS • GIRDl,IS ' . l r• • your A re■IIY good ljqy If we �• No No Returu. hlon t:AA l IASUAHf GWVIS, SAIL 10.US, ll!ACH BALLS, BAT$, SAND Sona.\ · IW1¥' 111N� BAUINWN 8BTS - IIIINIATUll11 WADING POOLS T<iYS. GOU SITS llftil New �""'� ,Wf ·S.t 111' .cfl" DiiVl:R :.._2 �AlilillALIS Only 98c Rizer Oil Co. Yoµ'lj Lite O!!r 3'mce Home 0,,,,Hd alll! OP,!r'ted ,._ WY lit' , �em-, .. Witb Summ•r Toys GIRDL ES . . . - i.,Y!' ' ""9, Also Some Tall Sltel. Bmlll, . - Medium, Iarp. REGULAR ,3.95 . . . . • . . . . . . . . . -. NOW BEGULA1t IRAS . . . . ,i.95 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. NOW , ,r.oo $S.9t or without ••· · �Slilii ek to ill. ••r bo wom with ' .. ! IIIWULAlt 13,15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NOW $!.IO ' 1 •• :r-ir. �llle'Jio!, e -!ht -m ii�t. ' '° ih� NEW STYLED JEWELED COMBS I' feta y. . . . ii5 fOOd ½ Price Sole · Continun ON Cnstodi�nQ Have Conference At Pt. Pleasant The Cudodial Conference for Mason County School Custodians was attended by eighteen people. The training sessionlil were held at the Point . Pleaunt Senior Hieh School beginning Wednes• day, . .July 27 continuing through Friday, JuJy 29. The conference wal!I sponsored by the State Department of Ed.ti. cation, Di\liston. or Vocational Education · and Trade and Indus­ trial Education in cooperation with the Mason County Board of , Edqoetlon. Instructors tor . the proll!'am were- Clyde Lindsay, Morgantown; Charles G. Summer and Edgar O. Parsons, Huntington. The speakers for the training schpol were Alton Prilt, A58i8t­ ant State Supervl1or of Trade & Industri11J Education and C1ar• enC6 -Btirdette al se Aasililant State Supervli,_or Trade & Indus• trial Education. The Coordinator for the school wu J. Ja(?kson Townsen.d, State Consultant in • ]fld,l!■t rial Education Servl e:e. The foJlowlne custodians at• teJ\ded an sessions of the con• fererice and were awarded certl• flcatea. Ebner Brannon, Floyd Ritne, David P. Zirkle, Of:en Hulett, Mrs. Clinton Miller, Cliri• ton Mlller, Earl McD•nlel, Law• rence McDaniel, Russell Nowlin, Clarene:e Sines, Fer� Boyles. Jeweler • camping in Ohio, parks officials say. Single copies a,e available free from the Ohio Department of Natura( Resources, Publications Brooch, 1500 Dublin Road, Columbus 12, Ohio. . FREE! FRI DAY, A UGUST 5th Fieldcrest ter ot Mr. •and Mrs. James Keeler, Letart; Ra l ph Ohlinler. son of M:1·. and Mrs. Stluthud Ohlinger, Ml. Alto; Tonya Abbott, dau1hter of Mr. and Mra. Jan Ahbo'tt, Point Pleasaot; Tony Fo' wl er, ■o n of Mr. and Mn. Ja ck FIU'ler, Pt. Pleuant; Tamar-. Fowler, dauahter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fo wler, PL Plea.,­ ant; Ro1er Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pa ul Bennett, Pt Pleasant. selection of these wonderful Fieldcrest items. Nolhlng To Buy - Ju,t Regbler So Register l,l�tweeri'Aug. .1:W, _ • , �lb and 13th • ' 1 "I ' Frtendtldp Ring Gl•en To Ea,h Attompanled By Adult While They Lia! Chlltl .r ttJel�c� Fleldcre1t'1 "one look• enchantment for bed and bath Dana 1· :rrt CONGO TROOPJ IIAl>Y OTTAWA UPI - Defenae Min• ister . George Pearkes said Wed­ nesday night Can ada h11 a battal• ion of battle-equipped troop, Nady Spring uhfo1ds its · flowerine magic _ _ _ petalled. ,in winp: or siaJ,lng colo1'S I.hat bewitch bed­ rou:n ,;;;;1d bath. Flurries of fresh-laced pansies fioat on screen.printed sheets end cue,, matching: lishtwe,ght blanket coverlet, towels, shower end window curtains. This happy hannony of c:oordinatld color and pattern creates, F'ltildtrtllit'a c"<Citing "one look" In 'potb rooms. Pink, lilac, gold. Printed D°;facale sheets; i-fuU -si� '4-,98; twm, $3.98; oa�, fl.19; Blahket, �.118. Fringed cavorte� 112.as. Ball). towel, $2.08; fliest towe,, $1 .69; fingertip towel, 58c; wa.sh In cloth, !59c; •� mat fascinating colon of pink, Iliac ind ,gold. to fi)' to the Congo ■t f8 bouts notice if needed. ■ ■ armr 4UG YST s·t EC:l�L · Cold WoYes · 0'11Y �-50 .. , OFFU GOO� UNTIL AUG. 18th 8ev.1rly s Hom� Qf l•'!uty 1 ' FREE PRIZES I ,._.18. .I ) be i n NowHn, Pt. Pleasant; Johnny With• ers, son of Mr and Mrs. John Withers. Sr.. jl t. Pleasant; Tina Mae Wilcoxen1 dau.ghter of Mr. and Mn. Loraine Wilcoxen, Pt. Plea&• ant; vid Losoter, son of Mr. and Mrs. owell · 1,osoter, Pt. Pleuant; Vlrg1 · .a Hill, daue:liter or Mrs. Jti• 11-a lti..1, Clifton; Shella Ed.w•�• d a u1hter• of Mr. and Mra. Bernard Edwards, Mason; Johfln)' ant1 BIiiy Knish&, twln son, of Mr. and illra. WIiiiam -Kniibt, Pt. PJea�antj · Ter­ esa l(,ay MeDermltt1 dauehter di and M ts. billy McDerntit t. I,e. 235 O NIIALS RITlR '' ISTANBUL UPI - Defenae Min• ister Fahfl ()ldllell: Wednesday •n-­ nounced the retiretnent at 235 genera l s. Oldelit uld the retire• m.entt were carried out 1'1th the aim of tl1vln1 a ''yo11nc'' ■ttny. He said thoie ntlrR .Included' him, June Va atre. Edna Wise, Mn. ff.If and the commander•in-ehief a:enera1 staff, Gen. Ra� LetriM , WrtilHt and ll!ueats, Mn. of tHi glb cJ"um.-s�ala. llonOla Stal@ and Mabel C11to. . \tin ' our store Friday August the 5th lo help you mate your fill, your- dream world wilh White Ribborui - Teresa Nowlin, daugh ter o r Mr. and Mrs. representative David L. Enright Here's The P,rfec� Gih For Showers Weddings - And Your Own Home. I f 102 Babies Participated In Mason County's Youth Event One hundred and two babies, ranging In a11e from aix m ont�s to lour )'ean, participated in lhe baby conteAt held at the Mason County Youth Fair 188t week i n Point Ple111lflt. Evelyn Wiseman, chai rman or the committee in etu�r9e of the con• teat. announced the winning babies aa tollowJI: \Blue Ribbons Jn the 10 age 1rou,s - Lynn- Roxanne Cottrill, dauahter of Mr. a nd Mrs. Clair -Lee Cottrill, W�t Columbia; Rodney Reynolds. son of "Mr. and M r.s. Oen• yil Reynold,, M ason; Sharon RenJ).ee Bibbs, daqbter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Glbbs, M�n; Timothy Lee Kerns, son of Mr. 3 nd Mrs. John 'Kerns. Hartford: Teres■ Prof• fill, d¥Jthter or Mr. ind Mr! . 11,80n; Bo bby Jamea Ptolfltt, Plants, 80 n of Mr. and Mn. George Plants, Henenon ; · Ro� hne Mon. roe, au11hter of )lr. and Mrs. Paul Monroe, Point Plea1■nt: Tlm Othy Cottrill, son of Mr. and Mrs. ·Clair Lee Cottrill, weat Cfllumblt ; v■t erie Lynn R■1burn, dauihter of Mr. and Mra. Nellon Rayburn, Pt.� Plea11nt; an Perry Cruah, aon of The M-ary Circle or the WSCS or Mr. • a n Mrs. Robert Cruah, Point Pleasant. the Mason Methodlat Church re· monthly cently �eld its resular Red Rlbhont - Karla Jo Su111• · meetina with 15 members and two van, dau1hter of Mr. an Mra. Alva 1u,sta present. Sulllvih, Route 2, Point Pte11ant; . The prosram presen� by Mr■. Tlmmy McCliQ.tock, son of Mr. and Glady, Thom■s had the theme Mn. Don M:CClintocll:. Pt. Pleasant; "The Cbl'lstl■n Youth of Lelaure." Lou Ann Whittin1b>n, d·augl\ter or A dilCUMlOn on the theme 'NII riv• illr. and Mn. &b Whitllnet on, Pl. en b)' Mn. Mary Capehart atld Pleasant: Jack.son Shobe, son of Mrl. Sarah Sp�hcer. Mr. and Mr!. Roy Shobe, Route 2. n waa detided that the Mary ahd Pt. Plea11nt; P1u.la Keefer, daugh• kebecc■ Circles would meet \o­ eether ln se,tember, Decembt'�, Katherine Focleeon,. Mary Dud• din,, Mra. Marearet Picken,. Mn. Match and June. Pn11nt tkre Mrs. Mary cape.: Evelyn ProUltt, Mra. Pearl Roush hart, Jfh. Jean Car1011, Mn. Slt!l- l!J'o. Sar 'Sptncei, Mn. Frances �. Glad)'1 thomae, Mrs. 1■ Chattin, lira, Hattie Cook, • St.ewarf, ffl .. To Be Gt��n i\, WfY AuJUS! MR. ENRIGHT • • • - - - 1 1 - - • - - · CLIP THIS CUPON O l JOIN OUR ij!RfU CUii THIS COU POli (lgj)D Foa Sek, When A,pplled With Additional 50c Towards The Pljl'Chaae of a Fiel- lledepreod USE OUR �J'�\Y�Y \ ;_ °'"'" -· -,� . ' ••, 1 . Middleport Lady Hamilton Spread Sh.,.h and Pillow Cases a "must" for all who plan to do tent or trailer ••• • , llfIDDLEPOBT, OHIO Announces plug loose, you have some Idea of · .• When a fisherman catches that first bass at night, he'll" probably say, "why didn't I try this sooner." It is /: Optometrist MILL STREET ter tryillg to shake the what's in store for you. ing areas. • , • • • B. H. SANBORN FI ELDCREST SHOP· A ne\v Division or Parks publication, "Let's Go Camping," state parks where camph)g gives infbrmaUon on the 00 Obip ' 1 • ·" fs erlll!tted, w .fhts concise summitry lists ava1lable facllities at each l)Brk;'. regulations and fees for each of the various. classes of camp- • ALL The Opening Of Their Complete Mew u 1" COSTUME JEWE LRY TH E SHOE BOX Christian Youth W;IS Theme Of Circle Meeting EXTRA SPBCIAL.1 . . Natfonan, Kaow,• . - ";� �1;.lo},� ei· 'ofl\ JDSt Arrived = ear ·a e ! All Summ -.r Slacks Reduc.-d DOWN IE.GROl$, f. HC. ' · ' 1 t'&""- U, ,·n Cl. e IQft d $ Values To '8.95 c '!' t1' Hi ' ·s lJ ·� .. ay ; · p ' g·aln ftt�:•i&:"1 ':XF'' U...-1... ifanCIS romeroy . R■clne Little Leaauer1, 1 4:30 p. m. Friday for Well1ton He ataHered lor nearly two sec•. under the "Superbas" colors, went with Lheir AII--Slan 11 Home of Arrow Shlrt,f" to take oh ond• before he toppled on his side • down to a 15·2 defeat last night un• Clay 1'own�hlp Little Leaauera:. Phone WY�I-S194 to the etnvu and he was on his . der lhe lights a! the handa or PHONE WY-!,3198 ·· Pp�EJq)Y, 8HIO Call wlll open on th e 'mound lace while referee Frank Sikora P(IMEIOY, 01110 Humden In their tlp..ofr round in I with one or the best al l .around co· •• _ . :::t:::: ed :_:h:::lm :..-o�u� t .�-----���::i:=,�� -.�-�!'!-� '!'"�.� - _ t he Wcllstnn l�lttle League tourn• Uaseball proipects to come out of :: . mei�t. the Middleport Little Leaaue sys. Jim Didd le wat lhe only Mels• tern in, history. hnt swinger to solve the 1low He ls Gary Stob:irt pitcher l'� rvrs and dropa of Ed M■erher. shortstop, and top hllt�r in Mid'. n_1ddle connected for a two-balle die-port, or the leaaue leadlni Seh• hinJ:lc . hut he w■■ all by himself ators. out therti aa Maorher fanned u. It was Stobarl, a■ an 1 l •)'ear-old, l it> also walkfld the. who won the Wel lst on champion. Diddle, Mel11s hur ll!ll", allowed six ■hip for Middle port last year with ' hits, 11 triple ■ nd two dotrfbl,■ drlv- a two-run homer In the bottom of ing in lh rae run, to D. Rllllrf and lhe aildh with two out, one run single• to J. R•de:llff, Mae rher and down. and the count 3.2. B. Kirby. Diddle walked only omi, Stobart Is fatt enou9h, has 1de• and he fanned atx. qu■te control, and a n ■uortment The SuperbH, compoaed mostly of faat 11nd ■ low curve,, of hoy■ with at least e:ne more year Back ol Stoblrt. call haa Mike of Little Le111ue ellQ:lbillty re. 'ara 1 tori of hl, Indian wllh , quite 11 mainingt were in \he tou rney pri- many talentl In the pitch in.t de·. •· With more people buyln1 �evrolet (Jncludin1 and wonderlul • • • JUUi' tlmlft1 tollltln't' �'.�. marl\y ror the e:a:perlene:e It may �. when Ptrtment, 1l10 the ■ hor.'i"'top Corvaln) than evu bofore • , • with Chc_vy popu- Comer )'OW' Q,ny deliler one of theR da�,4P1 gl\'e them ti.elll year when lhey not hurUn,, and a •� hitter. will be Yelet■n,, . l■rity ■nd leadcnhlp 100min1 up.to l\fl oil-time 10on. See bow 1■tilfyln1 it la to do-bullili.'.wffb . 'Jbe TroJ1n1, lar1elf 12· yHr• Middleport 11 oJhtr ■tarten probbltlb , • , and with the choice of modell atilt wide ■ happy 111■11. ' l}J), oldo, play Coolton tonlaht ■t 8:30. ■bly will be Jim behln4 S uperb ■■ bJo 000--2 1 2 lh pl■ to, !lalil Cl.tij1to,lhy ■! llamdon IOI oali--o 11r■t, llllnnle ffblo!, 11 , tt..hd. aod ' ', Diddle ond L. lllthl. M■orhor S■uor ■t tlllill llll! • Milon ■t . 1 ' and lhoi't. O\iUIMll!iri \V ■l.. ......� "J'. ' eaj !' MAN -..,•� �ht :�t[� , 1980-5. For Both Parties PRICES Sale $1 9.95 fo J38.50 1 day. x,n 0., Aue: 4, -_­ "l",-,-, ,.,-,l" l,--IL -,---__l ,-1 -A PP NO lhe-a ni mili b�1-e----MU ST on_ g_ m_ elephant, marked ' ' The Republican I H AM BURG, �rmany UPl­ Vote," on the bring of ii pit called e Patty, • .,..ieran. of � Bud� ' "Southern Claim s. Chao1 . " loose ly tenma wan, �uat be Ill� covered by planks labelt>d ··1nfla. The former .N1m1Jledon ch1mplon tion, Reform, Repud iation. etc." �• and P,ri■ ••• Why ii the elephant the symbol Exactly three yean t o the day from_ Los Ancel bol of lhe Rei,ublica"i party and belore the Republican elephant ellmmaled in h11 tint matcb in the donkey the aymbol of the Dem• first appeared, Cart M, n ist N a ■t the G erman International- TenaU ocralic party'! brought out hi• lir1t car1110n of the Tournament Tunday hr f\tleleu lngo BLlding, 2-6, B-6, IJ.l. Patt)' ThomH Natl, famous American "Tammany Tiger." had won thiJ to.arnament twice cartoonltl of the 19lh cent,Jry, was before. l-he creator Of both. IITAIUH RIED EMBASSY The Democratic donkey first ap.. ACCRA, Ghana UPI _ Two dippeared in a N11t cartoon publis hed lom• ta and fin nff', u 0�,· ,1, 1,om M n. 11ta xme · A:-n<Jld an d d AUih• · the ,,•an , 1• 111 0 i· sa ue Of Harp. Comm uni1t China arrived Wednea. ter Susie were �unday ,cuest■ of "'' 1v, ,en Weeki)', which at th1l time Wat day to establith a Ch ineM! Com- the Conner's mother Mn. M .,· · ,. llepubHcan in politic■. The ca'!"toon muni,t e mbatsy. Aumil ler of Har1f0l'd. pidured a donkey, la bel ed "Cop. .::;;;a;;a;;.;;;;;;;;;;;a;;;;;;;a;;a;;;.;aaa;;;;;;;;; ;.;;;;;;;;;;;a;;;.;.;;;;;;=...a;;;;;;=='-;.I perhead (Democratic) Papen," .-kil"tine II dead lion marked "Hon. E. M. Stanton." It depicted the at­ taeU of Oemocra 1 ic papen on U ncoln's secretary of war after hi• , death. .. For The Mark Of F.leganee SPORTS I Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Gene Woodlln,'s 1 1 th lnnlna Wi­ 14 in a ?0'! 1rom th, Senaton be, fore they f1nal11 bdt him for the pie, acorln, Bill)' Klau1, 1■ve the the first tlnie on July 17. Xtn Alp_n,. • OrJolet theil' victory over monte dron ln three rutui With ■ 1 White Sox after Baltimore tied. .... homer ■nd a double fot t,he In• lbe ■core with twq rbn■ in the , dian.!l, who scored three Unearned ninth off Getty Staley. Ted KlusDon t days? umld h hot, these fish catchlnJ trouble Havlna runs on Bill)' COn■olo'■ two er• zewU:I, staerip Loll1r ■nd o·ene Frte5' each \lit �qmen. Rookie fee) too badly. -Ohincet are you have plenty of company. So rors In the .ew-eolb. k Ori.ti.. ..., Chk-W ■ . Wtat Stoel: pined hll ■econd Vie• Uy .t)ivlsion of Wildllfe fisheries men. Fish are U e humans eat less usually The Or1oJft ran lhfli'.' -lnnini tot,, In toil.r 4- · in many \!ays, \bey uy. 'for e xample, they � r. '"' Ca,. �t't;alt to fiv, DPle■ �t� ■n Jl· Uy durespeda active, du..t... hot Wt,ather and are much less mmn1 � d,ei! - on over t"' Whl\e Boyer •t.1; tbe IU,- iun tor have a. ..... � 11'1 •"-� lethargic _ they're words o w.._:-r �v, Sox and cUm� to 'flilHn t•o the Cardi l� their triUm,Jt. ovet � __.., . . 18'�e leag� . leading t be Braves. led an 18-hlt u- tblt games ot really want to cotch_ fish, and are w llllo.g lioWfYl!r; w W" h �Ip, Jncl•ill� t ing for him, th, ,uddenly arou� Yank4, wbile �· ,clle4\ll!"1 t ln-1111 ,.1!11 �-!l! m the following paragraphs are a , _w E 1 l1sted ed Tigers 1napped a four.game be_tween �e Red Sbx anil A•, w11 · 11.�. to �J..t �eh to Mke a fe loaing stre1k by cru11hing the tlrsl• ramed out. t_Ulea,, YQg q 1 wan\ to try: ,�e�. �I �--��ll ind fl� � 6e A · : �ti� ·111rt1■1 •� . pla ee Yankees: 12-2. I \l�f l!nle � l'O f!shmg, try ettln g up "before break• f J In \lie Nation■ ! Lo!JUO, the '/, Not onu, la lbte a flne time o the day to get out, but ,or � It was pre tty much the "me spur11n1 cardin■I., O,li!r sldh e •Jttn I J a, , • then. Bass, especially, are :often I ' '-, in a row 1hd mtlvtl\1 Wlt�ln I r story with the Indians. . II you Jlkt, stream lbhing morntn . - lh lhe Firat they all shook hand, with hall tam• of ...., Ji!!lct bd I The cartoon c.apuon read : "A , u, 1 obn 11 111d f where it breaks into deep1 Jus tiffle, ol or .,.. %, �,k, l( rll �b Joe Gordon and beatina lli,, _11ta•\'", J8 Live Jackatt Kickinr a Dead Lion." u-M,nager n 0 , f � wiahed him l u ck in his new job ers downed-lho, lfrll- ' The elephant II a Rt' PUblican '1*1 fish tlie deeper holes. ' iljlh I llve-hllltt QY., • •,1, 1 with Detroit, then they went oul s.1 ill 1 1�m, �.eri._ Nv b lllii• ,-�. who •till lead t�e Nt, IJ:, a tale fisherman early morrilng hours are aymbol first appeared 111 another U're and wal\oped Wa1h l ng1on, 7-4, 1"- ing, by fain; tbe J!-IUln', .lnade t�r■- tames ddtilte the deleilt. · ·• • -Uni · 119 smal l b-s. . may find fub feed ing Naat cartoou published in Halpers e -J You e h ind the six-hit pitcltlne or 7, 1874. This cartoon shows Jim it three 1Utalaht liri:r lM 1'..lll�nts, W�11l' Moon's two-� l\omer in ws al th� s in such areas. Around stumps and brushpiles Nov. h lo 4,2 the third was enou1h to send Bob lJ noth varloua anlmala or the forest-lab­ (Mudcat) Grant. 6.,, anl:l the Cnbl stored 8 ·•· er gqqd bet During tile middle of the day fish the eled to repre11ent New York new•­ a , hleap Yijctory al ter the RIII\D f!tt T•1•1 n11 � Ill 1'• H I1111alf end dow� defeat' eighth to. hls _ .. ...... n.f , .:.,. .., II ou're a bait caster use deep run• pa�r■ and issues-being Frighten. !' the U1111,,;,;., p. a&-wt _ . deep The TI,:ert reaU:y bad Dykea won th_e opener,_ 7--3. · a faind h victorle.. stow r, Y•ry nlog 1U11lll lia!tet! • ed by a donkey in a lion'.s 11kin tal kina to � lmsel (, Before he iot Pam ll WI'"' ...;. the axe witli Detroit WednesdayTrolling with either live bait or artificlals will often bnng brlylnJ "Cae111riarn." The cartoon Johnny Callison's pinch bom1r llDt and swapped Jobs with Gordon at with one on in thli: nipth ofr lllll.Y �urprising re'sults. for most folks though, the middle ol. a hot caption read: "The Third•TN,11 Clev eland, _ the Tigers had Gcored a, time to be under a shade tree, fnst asleep, and Pani<:." Loe1 gaYe th.e �hU� their Yictory (ay a total of, only six runs for him in id bus tbe11o're alter t_h e Gianl.8 ,h•d •�me aheid 1 drea roino· a.. pe�·•• ...apa of that b&& going to catch .that � their last three games. But with Scnwlin u ·: g ·. ' 5-4- • wIth a five •run r■11Y 1n the night. · � Coach lilly HiJchCOCk in charge e•ig ��- Rookie Art MahaUey had A nd 11peakin1 of night fishing e eclallyv-� · g' " OS Wednesday nigh'' they made if all bla.,.ed the Giants until the :f'ithnll .1,..._ .t · r1ed . th e, s a • J. • f • you. o store r ln re v h �r you HVe hl! �l"� Jf. up to Dykes by pou nding four Y■ n- w . efrhtl't when· he wlla- routtd ; 1'ltk darker the you tel en will ba fishenn l enced ss e e M� �p �1 kee pitcher! for 13 hits. Farrell then came in ror his third taken on mbonNorm Ca■ h drove in three run8 st.raijt'lt succesalul relief effort the mght-� bet_t�. To be sure, some baSi arecase . either in calm, be with • homer anti" a sin.qle to should ! water nigh�.'The lit · a .•ealh8t .the Giants and earned hi pace the Tiiter assault and Hank is an art in itself. The fact that bass for ninth win against two_ losses. plugging Nighttime Aquirre, who ·puched a perfee:t "mood)'" pitcher while I the Na• n,e Cu bs won their nIgh tcap you c an 't sea yo•• r Mild in front of you means your teflexes g r "½ • • b I d rted tlonal League, la se:owlln,il his way wllh the Red, when Ernie Banks must be fast anlyonr sense of 'touch doubly BO . you are I . to an lmp?eislYe record In the · drove lb two ruhs w1th hia .;m n t::!,�th ·Jhtemational 29th .,. i baeklal!lhes get ! •till and game . n · balt�ast1 the be"'nner Leag ue. , i was credited with tbe win. homer and scored an lnsuratlce i i: ' to dac.Y.t•ttne Its,ong t.: • . · ' 'ffie rigti\-handed Puerto Rican :,wck bi "' ·-nests, or 0v�rruns1 be ter .a: 'Grant loot Washington as easily g in eighth the doublin ■rter tllh t e Pltrhin iii ity rod, level lng had dlUl�u ba1t--cast a consist Utt(e of should ent ou equipm r K as he uautUY doea. e had won oH loser Jay Hook. Dick Ells-----·-the Miami Martins to. a 7-0 trlnd net, landt a plu"', top-water three or two r...., reel, windln worth was the winner with hel p qmph over · the Roc1iester Red � flaahlif. t and, by all mefll!s, 4 oupply of mosquilo repellent. from Don Ebton. Wings Wedne!IIJoy ilight. Gome< ga lo six e a Clncinnat broke -UIL sTo • get the feel" of your outfit start fishing at dusk._ Locate r,n _\ · yielded just thre'e hits In winning . the m the opener with ,._ Ing s lreak llkely looking spdts, keeping within easy caating dista nce. e �ON ' his fourth a:ame in seven deci s-or home runs by rookies. Got• ld i,. of lily pa(I beds i.mderwater vegetaUon, and other !!Uch areas. lon8. He h.!l■ been ch■rg'ed with don Colema,n and Vada Pmaon. •�•...-u where he is cuttno- the. Qther than the. fad he can't only tfu-ee runs In - his thtee Southpaw Jim · 11n . ·see O'Toolc won his •-1 g ac u I ed trom n.1'lJUH e his regular tech'"' game d rma h ■■ a f p w,u p t n e e u lug l al\t hn ninth game and Glenn Hobbie abq r O , ,m e A ., can Buffalo. be cuts more the n Uµnts ho w fisherma · The , lul. hel sorht!d his 14th loaa. He has won · jn for some & The victory moved Miami to u however, h , catc will he fish more the e, ma 10. withlh a ptl!l'Ceni.ge point of the ------disappointment. Fishing slowly, ever so slowly, Is the secret who Jet,, columbua seventh-place i at n ight were defeated by lea1ue-le1ding °' . ....., FREE PARKING If you can imagine a bass (of undetermined sl<e) ferociously Toronto 7-8 1n II Inning,. your plug, then spending half hio time out of the wa, hitting City Jerae, mo,, ■ g other In Phone WY-2-22�5 UnllM Pr-.1 International lt never tail, - fire lhe man• ■a:er and auddenly the ball club 1et.1 are !lred up, too. Only trouble I& that the flame generally dies out after a day or two, but at least the Detroit Tlger■- and Cleveland Indians were happy to discover the ap,rk was atill there Wednesday night, With their dismiHed manager, Jimmy Dfkes, watchln, from the stands and wondering why on earth they · couldn't dG the same .«:: hr: !�m:�� f SUM1'iJR �JRCt14�Ql$e Middleport, SU$)ervlsed by the Department or Th.-: Dally Sentinel, these other palr­ inas : Thur11d1y, Aue. J 1-Middleport Uaron1 aialruil Pt. Pleasant Na. Uonall, Monday. Aug. l!J.-Syrac use vs. Albany. W'l!!dl'Jesday, Aua:. 17-RaclRt­ vs. Ntw llaven, Next Tuesday and Thunday wl nPll!!r11 'will. pl�y In the second roul\.d . as will winners from the lollowlng Monday and Wednes- NEWS FOR ' . THE Moody ' 'R'--.'- _ D: 1·s �1 ller.c ·:: i�e W r� � 0 ,5 11 .:; loll Fire Qitches Batting �de.-s In Cleveland, Detroit After Man�en W¢re Axed Tu�y I Nast Originated , Animal Symbols : TH E I I I I I -I CLIP THIS � ��� � �_ ., .,,- -'�4- J. �• • Hesson In Top Form , Fani 2 1 Mel's All-Stars l'hop Logan Team . By 9-1 Count At Bachtel Diamond S'fANDIN GS Br Unit.cl Pl"'tU lnterutioMI AM&llCA N L!AGU' . W Gene Hesson fanned 2 1 and gave up only one hit Wednes• Nt-w Yur� day �bl as Me l Clark ' s A l l Stal's pou nded out a con vincing i-1 victory over Logan u nder the lights o( Bachk! field �:;�1�� re up with e 13 hit attack. off Logan hurler. Nell Hawk JI was the best night at the plate Cl!Joye d t)y the A H Stars t h is season -'the only h.it and only run off l l i douhlrd 1r1 t h .. plal W1t�un H lg Reason came in l h e ri h h innin ftl!-n Wh itcrart doubled, went 10 , samf' mnm1; hu1 was Id! on bast• o Thomas third on a passed ball and s tol t- : In 1 he SN' nd inning H rad l e y I amt , une w_alked h t i out w 2'oine. The lert hand�d na livP or Both for h l l tun<' e h l• St"<'Ond Bro� Run in Mason coun1y fa n • i t silf y Ll l'rn�d Clnrk's double n scun•cl {led" ihe flnl four men in th<' ball � • came on 12 pitches, Thal's par f or / 1 .u! hr r l u cke r s1 11glecl Clark hollU' r11r Lhe t h mJ run or the mr nn i::. : the coune. The Stars pil'ketl UI) anothrr 1 Mel's nine ,tarted 11Coring early run 111 the thml on Uill Wi lson ' s D John Tho�a• led otr lhe bottom t�ip!c followed by Jt alph C. : l.i rk ' s half or the first wu h a single. Jue �mglf! To m Gruesf'r · s b11sc.s loaded llndley followed with lhl' same. single in th ,• six t h an·o un tcd for and Rutty Wamsley 1r1pled uvcr 1wo more runs f;nalcl Clark had t he rigtrtflelde�•• heat.I. W;1 msley hecn wol k!'d to fill 1h1• ha:ws with • acored on a wild i hrow to the two men out to M'I th,· s ta g 1• fur / Grueser ' H li it. I I Fiitht Mob Eyes _ -r, • Mel 's te•m will pl a y n t'x t on edne!ld�y night. AtLl-l'.ll!> l HI. when � 11 entcrtams th(' �·ro{·lun•l l le \{•am which cave them a battlC' one week I ago. Other g111t1es schedll l<·d fur th1• Stars include _.11 f our t i> a m tourn11- 1 ment In Uuntrniuon �.1:hinin.1: 0 11 Monday, August 1 5. Ol hl•r IPams in the to�rney arc from C.:h11rlcston, Hui:tlmKton and Ashland, Ky. The hnc SC'ori·: Lcgen 000 0 1 0 000-1 I I McJ·s 33 ! �:,_ OOx 9 13 I , H awk and SI. Cl1ur. l l 1·ssor1 a nd fucbr, G rue•cr. I I Liston-Machen Bout In Seattle CHICAGO UPI - A heavy . wel1ht bolll h<· twcen Sonny Liston and Eddie Machen wa� In the malclne today. The Na tional Bmc i ng F.nl< ' rpr i.�t•.'! annobnced Weclnc11day 111ght H had reuhf'd un agrct•ruent for a Lialon-Machen bout . The flght woula take plarl' in Sealll t> some­ time In Seplembl'r. Utttm Is rat('(! t he numlJcr 0111• tonlehder for t'luyt.l l'al ll'rson·� ho■••--���n Writers Name I D rysdaI e uI · ,s COMPARE Rest Performer OU R P R IC ES Save $1 to $3 on Top Quality Tires Bnt Prltea In The Bend At POME,ov SUNOCO SEIYICE STATION W. Mt&n It. ,ome,oy J y CINC I N N ATI U P I-Don Drylldale, rlght -hanrlt.'d fa�tb.t l lcr of the Loll Angeles DoclgHN was named the N111ional Lcague·s "Player of th(• Month . . for July I· tod.iy h a rommilice of 40 hasey I ball writers anil broacli'aatert.. The nam ing or Orysdulf' .is lht National League's No . \ player for July wu something of ti coin cidenC"c Inasmuch as h i• .11�0 wo n the award in July of 1 959. Dry�dalt>, who won si 1 g11mcs withuul ,. clefo11t awl rompiled u .200 onrned nm ll \'tng,, last monlh. received 1 6 •/2 ,..01es in thP bh11otins whil t) teammate Stall Wil liams, 11,iot hH rin•- ha lling I hl - J I 1 11 I Sl'l' Ol ld lp ' l �r�;; tc�,0 1:t I I h :r,__ _ _ _ _ __ __ I Will Be Out Of My Office For One Week FROM AUG. 7th to AUG. 1 4th Dr. Ray · R. Pickens Midd leport Dept. Store "WQERE EVERY DAY IS VALUE DAY"' MILi, STREET �I I DDI.F.POR T World'1 Pint Tumpllr•Provecl Tlre1I � Tbe Tire Choice 9'!f.••:fHP Car$./ ·---,�,,,� .,, • • • •• ' ' • •• • •• I' '• ... � .. L Pcl. Ml 40 .:l83 G� 50 1,8 :521 6 t -:� � :� C!Pveland Hesson was in rare fo rm 1:rnd his team mah's backed him • • washmg1on ,., 50 !Jetroil Roston Kansas City i& 52 ff 57 38 :le -� g� ."6 1 1 � J7 _40,f 17 .406 Thunday't lr(lght •..u lt& Cle-vel1n d 7 'tlf.d, MMfit 4 81llimore , (hie� 5, 1 1 Inn. Detroit 1 2 Ntw l'..ti: 2 K1n1_• • Clty •t � top, 2 ■•nM.. . fw1-nt9ht, ""'.. rern. Thundt.y'• ,,...._.. PltdMn I W11hin■ tot1 .l �fik..., ' (IOLH $. 3 V, W'V" n 7.}'" K.an1H at INten. 2 ...,... -L.anen 0-5 a nd hr fff' 1-6 ri. Mid 'WIIIOII Monbo«,qu.n. Only 9■mff t.cMduled Frid■,'■ G■ W.uh ington ■t Chic:■eo, IN) N■w York ■t K■nMI Clty (") Boston ., o.trolt, IN) Bi ltimor• •t c1-..■ nd• (N) c_.,, n-a fflft NATION,\L LIAGU I W L �ct. Pit tsburgh . . . 58 40 .�92 �filwau�ee . . . . � 42 . 593 S ! . l.(1u1s . M 44 .SM Los Angelea &3 43 .552 San _franclsco ,0 48 .521 Ci�C"rnnatl . 4S 56 .484 Ph1ladelph 1a 41 59 .410 Chicago 37 61 .:rra o.o GI 3 31iz 4 7 15 � 18 21 Wednaiday', INUltl C incinnati 7 Chlc•a,o 3, ht Chlca,o 4 Clnclllfliltl 2, 2nllf ,i,.u1ct.lpflila 6 San •rutlld 5 N St. leull 12 Mllwnk• 1 (NI Loa An..lN 3 Pltftburah 1 IN) 7 innings, rain Thurkf•V'• Pltcher1 Clnclnn1tl at Chica•• McUth 3-6 Brwer 0--3 Ian on ,r■ncl•c:• at Phllacltlphla (NJ-J e, 11-10 ,... CM'II.., 7. 7 lo• An,el• If Pltttbu'lh (N J -Drysd41 1e 10-10 vs Witt M Dr Cheney 2•2 . Mll••uliH at It. Laul■ fN)Buihl 1 0-4 n IIMftMnl S.) ..S■d■ckl .5-.5 ,,Way'■ GamH Los A....... • Phi• (NI .,....." llt Phllo•tt S•n F rih clieO 1t Pl-·· � (NI ......r•" Chicago ■t Mll wHfcM (N) Cine-Inn.ti at St, Leul, {NI ""'"-•1• ===-------- 1 Pomeroy Splits With A-0 Team 4-3 and 6-1 llief61lU '4ai Swite� B"t tt� Nu l'art m Ii Pomeroy players in the summer High School League 11plit a double­ header with Alfred - ,Orange at Tuppen Plain■ last evenin&, win . ni111 the seven inning fint game, 4--3, and dropping the fi ve-inning n ightcap 1.0. CLEVELAND UPI-Jlm Piersail sees ctevel •nd'• nltch cif lhana1ert 11 1 lood lwea� f.ol' hln, but insist, ke had flo� lo. � with JOI! Gordo11'1 IUi mipa). "J:m lwl to ttt Ji�!7'1. l� . ,- � comma in II ma�er, Al �toD�e��! Oev�t�l\d flfl_Mr. tte ■ a �In s Iii nn untamb ��"I never played (or him bu\ I have been on the golf Ht.Int With h ftn ■nd know him wen. t have ftit\' e r heard • pl,yer llf any. thin& aaalnst Dyke■. '• Piersa ll had much 41,fftrent feelinga, how�ver, ■.bout Gof,don1 who swapped JObs with t)Y,keli • Pa wlll replace htm al ma,afer of ' t he Detroit Tigers. . "I do not feel I had anything to do with Joe Gordon bflnl fired ," PitrY)I dedarell. •1·n11 jtu1t not <:1ordoh's type tJt pJ1Yf r. I kne-w that last year and asked to b e trad•d se veral tlm1t•, -be• c-ause I wahted to play llail., not ' ait a round." Gordon le v ied several tines egah1,t Piersall thi!I aeaaon iPd the ou tfielder claimed some of them were unwarranted '' I relent (iordon fl�lnt Jlle tor not huautn,,'' he uid. "He can flne me all he want..a for olher things but t never la,f� Ja a ball .1ame in my life. t ' ha ve nothina: ag;;iinsl Gordon H a pt!rson: But as a manager J lh(ht he treated me lite somethl'ng less than a rm1n." Gordon, who officially talr:ea over the Ti,en' manqtment l'rl• day, visited the Jndlan, In their clubhoulfe liefote WedtuSdaf night's game here with 011 !linator,1 and Wh1hed tlierh ttl iood luck. Almotll lo a man, thtt Ch!Y el'a nq playeu aald the)' were 101'1)' to see Cordon go, Before leavlna: the , 'tigers to w■1 ukjoin the lndlan,, � • ed how he planne to ba·n dle Plersal l and he confessed he dJd- BIAYU $1Qll PITCHER MIi.WAUKEE, Wla. uPI-The Milwaukee Bra ves have annouhc• At Tuppers Plains A·O outhit the ed the 1i1qin1 Cll,:l'Jaht tianded Panthers 7·3 but Tom White's 1in­ I pitcher Robert it,: ;John of )[ii• J a:le in the Ofth drove in two runs ford, Mua., to • ,.-19tU contract whir� stood up !or the · vietory. with ,h dttonvill · Fla., their \\J"hlte also was the winnipg pilch. Claaa A farm cll'.I, : 'St. JGhn is 20 er. Dor C'oate.11 dou�led and Bob 6-2 ■nd 11'.f:llhB I _ ,;pGund�. Bowen singled for Pomerll)''s other base knoc:lts. man. n't know. ey and Coates, bolh 1ln1te■ • For A-0 the other hitter wu Randolph. a sin,Ie. Pomeroy 010 030 0---4 3 2 A · 0 002 010 0-3 7 2 White and Ebersbach. Swlltl . and Randolph, Lyons (6). S.Cend O■rne Pomeroy 000 00-0 2 1 A · 0 010 Ox-1 2 1 Winebrenner and D. Coat.es. Col• lim and RandQ]ph: For A-0, Randolph, Guthrie, Col­ lins and Cald.-ell singl�, Lyon8 · ltlpled, and Stevens had two sin. gles. In . ihe -1:horlened nightcap, Bob ' Winebrenner was lhe IQser, allowint on1y two bib, but that Wlf all �ill males collected o!f winner Col• hn■ too. A • O 1cored in the second inninii: when Robinson led off with a lina:le, advanced on ■n error, and after II walk, scored on an inf\�ld 0� "":Yil�rs we,e r-aa• .,...Jll IT'S ' \ . CJ.PJ111NG MlddlMlftiot -..,. .. F .._ � Ill � .,. - 111 ,, Aa,qqst Spe�ia l,! SAVI NGS �p TO 50 % . ON .ALL Pony Pairings F!ll Tt1�d11y's Opener Match Two Outsiders 81ncuse opena I Sports placed _The I nvitallc;mal Pony League Tournament next Tuetd■)' eTenina al tbe Syracuse R.eereaUttn Club p,rk w!th the ft. P�.a■ant Amerk■ ns against Mc�..U.ur at 8:16 p. m. Drawin11 beld llll evening in �B•' Aren't Interesting To Mr. Hank Now ni••• "I won'l ha ve any (rouble with cmcACO UJ>J - Middlewe ight ) I Piersall," DyXea emph·a ■iied. "I SITS SKIING IICOID enr)' Hank, vlctorioulJ by a knock• 1-J · don't have lrouW.t! wlth any ball CERVINIA, llaly UPI-Willy players. Bet1ldes, Pien11l 1, a out for the 33rd time In 58 pro ) fights pl anned a tour week rest Forrer of Swita:erliind sped down I d!lth. a:ood _pl.aye,.'• tod ay ' rather than m(!(lt "the bums · Mt. Brel,lhorn at an , 1,,.,..-,ertae · Apart fro m the subject Pler­ speed o! 9R.979 milet per';lou �o &all D)'ke■ uld he would aak th31 I can gel rl&hla with.'' Hank, a Detroit scrappet rateil !fet an unoftie:la l world spel!!d 1�i-'f"'Ge�eral Manager Frank Lane of No. • cb alleneer fOr the world I Ing record Wedne1day, The recog- the Indians to give him a con• nlzed m11rk or 98.742 was set by 1 lract throuah 1981 and n ot j ust middleweight crown. took . only 21> minute■ Wedneaday night to �olo of Italy In 1947. through this year. sm■•k Rudy Elli• out for , 10 count ln a natlonally tele vised l>ont. Ellla, losing by knockout to H ■nlr lor the second time, was the vlCUm of a hard rla:ht hook. comln1 a fter a flurry of Hank punches. ! Superbas Drop Opening_G�e To Hamden's Curve Specialist SUMMU SWTS Values From f29.95 lo $55.00 which worked with delayed action To MI i� l".::>NIGHT . The Past � h 1e'8 ol �ag,noh a TeJ?p le Pyth1an Sl1tars will meet I tom11ht at the home or Mr11. Karl Grue_ser, Minera vllle wit h Mrs. C�rrie Grueser and Mrs. William F11her as co-hostesae1. -- · - nu SEYFRIED BAKER a-..1 • YOUr LENNOX d8a Ier NEW and USED COAL, Oil, ftli(IIit.S F U .-,D N A ( E $ "°"'° ;· !lm ·: �• JA(:l(ETS �s & l.i,11, 11"'1 Sole $3.79 SAVIN.GS ON , SHERS Sport Sbhill -·Dre• Shirts --- . Swim Wear - Beach Jackets - Wa_lklq Shorto ' PomNO) I. Main ht. • VALUES TO 125,00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SA.Lt' ,14,1111 VALUES TO ,39.1111 . . . . . . . . • . : . . . SAtJ, $22.10 . ' Straw Hott · olld Caps Reduced ½ . -,. : THE BESJ SRLING CAR • • • BY � R! T�E BEST BPYING TIME • • • RIGHT NiJW w.3y�lT":'� •,ii, .. :to� h�• 1nt■t1n� lt1Ye ltldalopo"tt J • 11 c; • t 11 ; • n i , .•l;,... · , •·'t �. �•• 4�.l'.tto•.■ fli� t�I- :J'l·M"' •,n � �:n ..� _,. I· I ..., T7i7 A)-�1 .. ind Mon~ wa l loped Buflllo treal sla u ghtered Richmond. 13--l H-e ======-=1.,;;=-;-;1 1 ALL SUMMEII MEJCHANDISE AT REDUCED PRICES ,\NI) LADI� SRQll,.'J'S, PEDAL - INCf.Vtl!tfll l'USREl,lS, SLIM JIMS, BLot)SJS, S�IRTS AND COAts AND SUl'fS. (;J l\ts nlltSlfrs. sel(J"G ,One Group of Men•• & Boy•• ·, • �llASTI_C.Ll.,.Y REDUCED Muoi Clear The&e Oul Now ' .. . · ONLY $1 .00 Sl)me were IJ.99. Broken Slz.es and Co lo n. FOil THE LADIES one Group or DlirontlD•ed I . . IRAS • GIRDl,IS ' . l r• • your A re■IIY good ljqy If we �• No No Returu. hlon t:AA l IASUAHf GWVIS, SAIL 10.US, ll!ACH BALLS, BAT$, SAND Sona.\ · IW1¥' 111N� BAUINWN 8BTS - IIIINIATUll11 WADING POOLS T<iYS. GOU SITS llftil New �""'� ,Wf ·S.t 111' .cfl" DiiVl:R :.._2 �AlilillALIS Only 98c Rizer Oil Co. Yoµ'lj Lite O!!r 3'mce Home 0,,,,Hd alll! OP,!r'ted ,._ WY lit' , �em-, .. Witb Summ•r Toys GIRDL ES . . . - i.,Y!' ' ""9, Also Some Tall Sltel. Bmlll, . - Medium, Iarp. REGULAR ,3.95 . . . . • . . . . . . . . . -. NOW BEGULA1t IRAS . . . . ,i.95 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. NOW , ,r.oo $S.9t or without ••· · �Slilii ek to ill. ••r bo wom with ' .. ! IIIWULAlt 13,15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NOW $!.IO ' 1 •• :r-ir. �llle'Jio!, e -!ht -m ii�t. ' '° ih� NEW STYLED JEWELED COMBS I' feta y. . . . ii5 fOOd ½ Price Sole · Continun ON Cnstodi�nQ Have Conference At Pt. Pleasant The Cudodial Conference for Mason County School Custodians was attended by eighteen people. The training sessionlil were held at the Point . Pleaunt Senior Hieh School beginning Wednes• day, . .July 27 continuing through Friday, JuJy 29. The conference wal!I sponsored by the State Department of Ed.ti. cation, Di\liston. or Vocational Education · and Trade and Indus­ trial Education in cooperation with the Mason County Board of , Edqoetlon. Instructors tor . the proll!'am were- Clyde Lindsay, Morgantown; Charles G. Summer and Edgar O. Parsons, Huntington. The speakers for the training schpol were Alton Prilt, A58i8t­ ant State Supervl1or of Trade & Industri11J Education and C1ar• enC6 -Btirdette al se Aasililant State Supervli,_or Trade & Indus• trial Education. The Coordinator for the school wu J. Ja(?kson Townsen.d, State Consultant in • ]fld,l!■t rial Education Servl e:e. The foJlowlne custodians at• teJ\ded an sessions of the con• fererice and were awarded certl• flcatea. Ebner Brannon, Floyd Ritne, David P. Zirkle, Of:en Hulett, Mrs. Clinton Miller, Cliri• ton Mlller, Earl McD•nlel, Law• rence McDaniel, Russell Nowlin, Clarene:e Sines, Fer� Boyles. Jeweler • camping in Ohio, parks officials say. Single copies a,e available free from the Ohio Department of Natura( Resources, Publications Brooch, 1500 Dublin Road, Columbus 12, Ohio. . FREE! FRI DAY, A UGUST 5th Fieldcrest ter ot Mr. •and Mrs. James Keeler, Letart; Ra l ph Ohlinler. son of M:1·. and Mrs. Stluthud Ohlinger, Ml. Alto; Tonya Abbott, dau1hter of Mr. and Mra. Jan Ahbo'tt, Point Pleasaot; Tony Fo' wl er, ■o n of Mr. and Mn. Ja ck FIU'ler, Pt. Pleuant; Tamar-. Fowler, dauahter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fo wler, PL Plea.,­ ant; Ro1er Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pa ul Bennett, Pt Pleasant. selection of these wonderful Fieldcrest items. Nolhlng To Buy - Ju,t Regbler So Register l,l�tweeri'Aug. .1:W, _ • , �lb and 13th • ' 1 "I ' Frtendtldp Ring Gl•en To Ea,h Attompanled By Adult While They Lia! Chlltl .r ttJel�c� Fleldcre1t'1 "one look• enchantment for bed and bath Dana 1· :rrt CONGO TROOPJ IIAl>Y OTTAWA UPI - Defenae Min• ister . George Pearkes said Wed­ nesday night Can ada h11 a battal• ion of battle-equipped troop, Nady Spring uhfo1ds its · flowerine magic _ _ _ petalled. ,in winp: or siaJ,lng colo1'S I.hat bewitch bed­ rou:n ,;;;;1d bath. Flurries of fresh-laced pansies fioat on screen.printed sheets end cue,, matching: lishtwe,ght blanket coverlet, towels, shower end window curtains. This happy hannony of c:oordinatld color and pattern creates, F'ltildtrtllit'a c"<Citing "one look" In 'potb rooms. Pink, lilac, gold. Printed D°;facale sheets; i-fuU -si� '4-,98; twm, $3.98; oa�, fl.19; Blahket, �.118. Fringed cavorte� 112.as. Ball). towel, $2.08; fliest towe,, $1 .69; fingertip towel, 58c; wa.sh In cloth, !59c; •� mat fascinating colon of pink, Iliac ind ,gold. to fi)' to the Congo ■t f8 bouts notice if needed. ■ ■ armr 4UG YST s·t EC:l�L · Cold WoYes · 0'11Y �-50 .. , OFFU GOO� UNTIL AUG. 18th 8ev.1rly s Hom� Qf l•'!uty 1 ' FREE PRIZES I ,._.18. .I ) be i n NowHn, Pt. Pleasant; Johnny With• ers, son of Mr and Mrs. John Withers. Sr.. jl t. Pleasant; Tina Mae Wilcoxen1 dau.ghter of Mr. and Mn. Loraine Wilcoxen, Pt. Plea&• ant; vid Losoter, son of Mr. and Mrs. owell · 1,osoter, Pt. Pleuant; Vlrg1 · .a Hill, daue:liter or Mrs. Jti• 11-a lti..1, Clifton; Shella Ed.w•�• d a u1hter• of Mr. and Mra. Bernard Edwards, Mason; Johfln)' ant1 BIiiy Knish&, twln son, of Mr. and illra. WIiiiam -Kniibt, Pt. PJea�antj · Ter­ esa l(,ay MeDermltt1 dauehter di and M ts. billy McDerntit t. I,e. 235 O NIIALS RITlR '' ISTANBUL UPI - Defenae Min• ister Fahfl ()ldllell: Wednesday •n-­ nounced the retiretnent at 235 genera l s. Oldelit uld the retire• m.entt were carried out 1'1th the aim of tl1vln1 a ''yo11nc'' ■ttny. He said thoie ntlrR .Included' him, June Va atre. Edna Wise, Mn. ff.If and the commander•in-ehief a:enera1 staff, Gen. Ra� LetriM , WrtilHt and ll!ueats, Mn. of tHi glb cJ"um.-s�ala. llonOla Stal@ and Mabel C11to. . \tin ' our store Friday August the 5th lo help you mate your fill, your- dream world wilh White Ribborui - Teresa Nowlin, daugh ter o r Mr. and Mrs. representative David L. Enright Here's The P,rfec� Gih For Showers Weddings - And Your Own Home. I f 102 Babies Participated In Mason County's Youth Event One hundred and two babies, ranging In a11e from aix m ont�s to lour )'ean, participated in lhe baby conteAt held at the Mason County Youth Fair 188t week i n Point Ple111lflt. Evelyn Wiseman, chai rman or the committee in etu�r9e of the con• teat. announced the winning babies aa tollowJI: \Blue Ribbons Jn the 10 age 1rou,s - Lynn- Roxanne Cottrill, dauahter of Mr. a nd Mrs. Clair -Lee Cottrill, W�t Columbia; Rodney Reynolds. son of "Mr. and M r.s. Oen• yil Reynold,, M ason; Sharon RenJ).ee Bibbs, daqbter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Glbbs, M�n; Timothy Lee Kerns, son of Mr. 3 nd Mrs. John 'Kerns. Hartford: Teres■ Prof• fill, d¥Jthter or Mr. ind Mr! . 11,80n; Bo bby Jamea Ptolfltt, Plants, 80 n of Mr. and Mn. George Plants, Henenon ; · Ro� hne Mon. roe, au11hter of )lr. and Mrs. Paul Monroe, Point Plea1■nt: Tlm Othy Cottrill, son of Mr. and Mrs. ·Clair Lee Cottrill, weat Cfllumblt ; v■t erie Lynn R■1burn, dauihter of Mr. and Mra. Nellon Rayburn, Pt.� Plea11nt; an Perry Cruah, aon of The M-ary Circle or the WSCS or Mr. • a n Mrs. Robert Cruah, Point Pleasant. the Mason Methodlat Church re· monthly cently �eld its resular Red Rlbhont - Karla Jo Su111• · meetina with 15 members and two van, dau1hter of Mr. an Mra. Alva 1u,sta present. Sulllvih, Route 2, Point Pte11ant; . The prosram presen� by Mr■. Tlmmy McCliQ.tock, son of Mr. and Glady, Thom■s had the theme Mn. Don M:CClintocll:. Pt. Pleasant; "The Cbl'lstl■n Youth of Lelaure." Lou Ann Whittin1b>n, d·augl\ter or A dilCUMlOn on the theme 'NII riv• illr. and Mn. &b Whitllnet on, Pl. en b)' Mn. Mary Capehart atld Pleasant: Jack.son Shobe, son of Mrl. Sarah Sp�hcer. Mr. and Mr!. Roy Shobe, Route 2. n waa detided that the Mary ahd Pt. Plea11nt; P1u.la Keefer, daugh• kebecc■ Circles would meet \o­ eether ln se,tember, Decembt'�, Katherine Focleeon,. Mary Dud• din,, Mra. Marearet Picken,. Mn. Match and June. Pn11nt tkre Mrs. Mary cape.: Evelyn ProUltt, Mra. Pearl Roush hart, Jfh. Jean Car1011, Mn. Slt!l- l!J'o. Sar 'Sptncei, Mn. Frances �. Glad)'1 thomae, Mrs. 1■ Chattin, lira, Hattie Cook, • St.ewarf, ffl .. To Be Gt��n i\, WfY AuJUS! MR. ENRIGHT • • • - - - 1 1 - - • - - · CLIP THIS CUPON O l JOIN OUR ij!RfU CUii THIS COU POli (lgj)D Foa Sek, When A,pplled With Additional 50c Towards The Pljl'Chaae of a Fiel- lledepreod USE OUR �J'�\Y�Y \ ;_ °'"'" -· -,� . ' ••, 1 . Middleport Lady Hamilton Spread Sh.,.h and Pillow Cases a "must" for all who plan to do tent or trailer ••• • , llfIDDLEPOBT, OHIO Announces plug loose, you have some Idea of · .• When a fisherman catches that first bass at night, he'll" probably say, "why didn't I try this sooner." It is /: Optometrist MILL STREET ter tryillg to shake the what's in store for you. ing areas. • , • • • B. H. SANBORN FI ELDCREST SHOP· A ne\v Division or Parks publication, "Let's Go Camping," state parks where camph)g gives infbrmaUon on the 00 Obip ' 1 • ·" fs erlll!tted, w .fhts concise summitry lists ava1lable facllities at each l)Brk;'. regulations and fees for each of the various. classes of camp- • ALL The Opening Of Their Complete Mew u 1" COSTUME JEWE LRY TH E SHOE BOX Christian Youth W;IS Theme Of Circle Meeting EXTRA SPBCIAL.1 . . Natfonan, Kaow,• . - ";� �1;.lo},� ei· 'ofl\ JDSt Arrived = ear ·a e ! All Summ -.r Slacks Reduc.-d DOWN IE.GROl$, f. HC. ' · ' 1 t'&""- U, ,·n Cl. e IQft d $ Values To '8.95 c '!' t1' Hi ' ·s lJ ·� .. ay ; · p ' g·aln ftt�:•i&:"1 ':XF'' U...-1... ifanCIS romeroy . R■clne Little Leaauer1, 1 4:30 p. m. Friday for Well1ton He ataHered lor nearly two sec•. under the "Superbas" colors, went with Lheir AII--Slan 11 Home of Arrow Shlrt,f" to take oh ond• before he toppled on his side • down to a 15·2 defeat last night un• Clay 1'own�hlp Little Leaauera:. Phone WY�I-S194 to the etnvu and he was on his . der lhe lights a! the handa or PHONE WY-!,3198 ·· Pp�EJq)Y, 8HIO Call wlll open on th e 'mound lace while referee Frank Sikora P(IMEIOY, 01110 Humden In their tlp..ofr round in I with one or the best al l .around co· •• _ . :::t:::: ed :_:h:::lm :..-o�u� t .�-----���::i:=,�� -.�-�!'!-� '!'"�.� - _ t he Wcllstnn l�lttle League tourn• Uaseball proipects to come out of :: . mei�t. the Middleport Little Leaaue sys. Jim Didd le wat lhe only Mels• tern in, history. hnt swinger to solve the 1low He ls Gary Stob:irt pitcher l'� rvrs and dropa of Ed M■erher. shortstop, and top hllt�r in Mid'. n_1ddle connected for a two-balle die-port, or the leaaue leadlni Seh• hinJ:lc . hut he w■■ all by himself ators. out therti aa Maorher fanned u. It was Stobarl, a■ an 1 l •)'ear-old, l it> also walkfld the. who won the Wel lst on champion. Diddle, Mel11s hur ll!ll", allowed six ■hip for Middle port last year with ' hits, 11 triple ■ nd two dotrfbl,■ drlv- a two-run homer In the bottom of ing in lh rae run, to D. Rllllrf and lhe aildh with two out, one run single• to J. R•de:llff, Mae rher and down. and the count 3.2. B. Kirby. Diddle walked only omi, Stobart Is fatt enou9h, has 1de• and he fanned atx. qu■te control, and a n ■uortment The SuperbH, compoaed mostly of faat 11nd ■ low curve,, of hoy■ with at least e:ne more year Back ol Stoblrt. call haa Mike of Little Le111ue ellQ:lbillty re. 'ara 1 tori of hl, Indian wllh , quite 11 mainingt were in \he tou rney pri- many talentl In the pitch in.t de·. •· With more people buyln1 �evrolet (Jncludin1 and wonderlul • • • JUUi' tlmlft1 tollltln't' �'.�. marl\y ror the e:a:perlene:e It may �. when Ptrtment, 1l10 the ■ hor.'i"'top Corvaln) than evu bofore • , • with Chc_vy popu- Comer )'OW' Q,ny deliler one of theR da�,4P1 gl\'e them ti.elll year when lhey not hurUn,, and a •� hitter. will be Yelet■n,, . l■rity ■nd leadcnhlp 100min1 up.to l\fl oil-time 10on. See bow 1■tilfyln1 it la to do-bullili.'.wffb . 'Jbe TroJ1n1, lar1elf 12· yHr• Middleport 11 oJhtr ■tarten probbltlb , • , and with the choice of modell atilt wide ■ happy 111■11. ' l}J), oldo, play Coolton tonlaht ■t 8:30. ■bly will be Jim behln4 S uperb ■■ bJo 000--2 1 2 lh pl■ to, !lalil Cl.tij1to,lhy ■! llamdon IOI oali--o 11r■t, llllnnle ffblo!, 11 , tt..hd. aod ' ', Diddle ond L. lllthl. M■orhor S■uor ■t tlllill llll! • Milon ■t . 1 ' and lhoi't. O\iUIMll!iri \V ■l.. ......� "J'. ' eaj !' MAN -..,•� �ht :�t[� , 1980-5. For Both Parties PRICES Sale $1 9.95 fo J38.50 1 day. x,n 0., Aue: 4, -_­ "l",-,-, ,.,-,l" l,--IL -,---__l ,-1 -A PP NO lhe-a ni mili b�1-e----MU ST on_ g_ m_ elephant, marked ' ' The Republican I H AM BURG, �rmany UPl­ Vote," on the bring of ii pit called e Patty, • .,..ieran. of � Bud� ' "Southern Claim s. Chao1 . " loose ly tenma wan, �uat be Ill� covered by planks labelt>d ··1nfla. The former .N1m1Jledon ch1mplon tion, Reform, Repud iation. etc." �• and P,ri■ ••• Why ii the elephant the symbol Exactly three yean t o the day from_ Los Ancel bol of lhe Rei,ublica"i party and belore the Republican elephant ellmmaled in h11 tint matcb in the donkey the aymbol of the Dem• first appeared, Cart M, n ist N a ■t the G erman International- TenaU ocralic party'! brought out hi• lir1t car1110n of the Tournament Tunday hr f\tleleu lngo BLlding, 2-6, B-6, IJ.l. Patt)' ThomH Natl, famous American "Tammany Tiger." had won thiJ to.arnament twice cartoonltl of the 19lh cent,Jry, was before. l-he creator Of both. IITAIUH RIED EMBASSY The Democratic donkey first ap.. ACCRA, Ghana UPI _ Two dippeared in a N11t cartoon publis hed lom• ta and fin nff', u 0�,· ,1, 1,om M n. 11ta xme · A:-n<Jld an d d AUih• · the ,,•an , 1• 111 0 i· sa ue Of Harp. Comm uni1t China arrived Wednea. ter Susie were �unday ,cuest■ of "'' 1v, ,en Weeki)', which at th1l time Wat day to establith a Ch ineM! Com- the Conner's mother Mn. M .,· · ,. llepubHcan in politic■. The ca'!"toon muni,t e mbatsy. Aumil ler of Har1f0l'd. pidured a donkey, la bel ed "Cop. .::;;;a;;a;;.;;;;;;;;;;;a;;;;;;;a;;a;;;.;aaa;;;;;;;;; ;.;;;;;;;;;;;a;;;.;.;;;;;;=...a;;;;;;=='-;.I perhead (Democratic) Papen," .-kil"tine II dead lion marked "Hon. E. M. Stanton." It depicted the at­ taeU of Oemocra 1 ic papen on U ncoln's secretary of war after hi• , death. .. For The Mark Of F.leganee SPORTS I Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Gene Woodlln,'s 1 1 th lnnlna Wi­ 14 in a ?0'! 1rom th, Senaton be, fore they f1nal11 bdt him for the pie, acorln, Bill)' Klau1, 1■ve the the first tlnie on July 17. Xtn Alp_n,. • OrJolet theil' victory over monte dron ln three rutui With ■ 1 White Sox after Baltimore tied. .... homer ■nd a double fot t,he In• lbe ■core with twq rbn■ in the , dian.!l, who scored three Unearned ninth off Getty Staley. Ted KlusDon t days? umld h hot, these fish catchlnJ trouble Havlna runs on Bill)' COn■olo'■ two er• zewU:I, staerip Loll1r ■nd o·ene Frte5' each \lit �qmen. Rookie fee) too badly. -Ohincet are you have plenty of company. So rors In the .ew-eolb. k Ori.ti.. ..., Chk-W ■ . Wtat Stoel: pined hll ■econd Vie• Uy .t)ivlsion of Wildllfe fisheries men. Fish are U e humans eat less usually The Or1oJft ran lhfli'.' -lnnini tot,, In toil.r 4- · in many \!ays, \bey uy. 'for e xample, they � r. '"' Ca,. �t't;alt to fiv, DPle■ �t� ■n Jl· Uy durespeda active, du..t... hot Wt,ather and are much less mmn1 � d,ei! - on over t"' Whl\e Boyer •t.1; tbe IU,- iun tor have a. ..... � 11'1 •"-� lethargic _ they're words o w.._:-r �v, Sox and cUm� to 'flilHn t•o the Cardi l� their triUm,Jt. ovet � __.., . . 18'�e leag� . leading t be Braves. led an 18-hlt u- tblt games ot really want to cotch_ fish, and are w llllo.g lioWfYl!r; w W" h �Ip, Jncl•ill� t ing for him, th, ,uddenly arou� Yank4, wbile �· ,clle4\ll!"1 t ln-1111 ,.1!11 �-!l! m the following paragraphs are a , _w E 1 l1sted ed Tigers 1napped a four.game be_tween �e Red Sbx anil A•, w11 · 11.�. to �J..t �eh to Mke a fe loaing stre1k by cru11hing the tlrsl• ramed out. t_Ulea,, YQg q 1 wan\ to try: ,�e�. �I �--��ll ind fl� � 6e A · : �ti� ·111rt1■1 •� . pla ee Yankees: 12-2. I \l�f l!nle � l'O f!shmg, try ettln g up "before break• f J In \lie Nation■ ! Lo!JUO, the '/, Not onu, la lbte a flne time o the day to get out, but ,or � It was pre tty much the "me spur11n1 cardin■I., O,li!r sldh e •Jttn I J a, , • then. Bass, especially, are :often I ' '-, in a row 1hd mtlvtl\1 Wlt�ln I r story with the Indians. . II you Jlkt, stream lbhing morntn . - lh lhe Firat they all shook hand, with hall tam• of ...., Ji!!lct bd I The cartoon c.apuon read : "A , u, 1 obn 11 111d f where it breaks into deep1 Jus tiffle, ol or .,.. %, �,k, l( rll �b Joe Gordon and beatina lli,, _11ta•\'", J8 Live Jackatt Kickinr a Dead Lion." u-M,nager n 0 , f � wiahed him l u ck in his new job ers downed-lho, lfrll- ' The elephant II a Rt' PUblican '1*1 fish tlie deeper holes. ' iljlh I llve-hllltt QY., • •,1, 1 with Detroit, then they went oul s.1 ill 1 1�m, �.eri._ Nv b lllii• ,-�. who •till lead t�e Nt, IJ:, a tale fisherman early morrilng hours are aymbol first appeared 111 another U're and wal\oped Wa1h l ng1on, 7-4, 1"- ing, by fain; tbe J!-IUln', .lnade t�r■- tames ddtilte the deleilt. · ·• • -Uni · 119 smal l b-s. . may find fub feed ing Naat cartoou published in Halpers e -J You e h ind the six-hit pitcltlne or 7, 1874. This cartoon shows Jim it three 1Utalaht liri:r lM 1'..lll�nts, W�11l' Moon's two-� l\omer in ws al th� s in such areas. Around stumps and brushpiles Nov. h lo 4,2 the third was enou1h to send Bob lJ noth varloua anlmala or the forest-lab­ (Mudcat) Grant. 6.,, anl:l the Cnbl stored 8 ·•· er gqqd bet During tile middle of the day fish the eled to repre11ent New York new•­ a , hleap Yijctory al ter the RIII\D f!tt T•1•1 n11 � Ill 1'• H I1111alf end dow� defeat' eighth to. hls _ .. ...... n.f , .:.,. .., II ou're a bait caster use deep run• pa�r■ and issues-being Frighten. !' the U1111,,;,;., p. a&-wt _ . deep The TI,:ert reaU:y bad Dykea won th_e opener,_ 7--3. · a faind h victorle.. stow r, Y•ry nlog 1U11lll lia!tet! • ed by a donkey in a lion'.s 11kin tal kina to � lmsel (, Before he iot Pam ll WI'"' ...;. the axe witli Detroit WednesdayTrolling with either live bait or artificlals will often bnng brlylnJ "Cae111riarn." The cartoon Johnny Callison's pinch bom1r llDt and swapped Jobs with Gordon at with one on in thli: nipth ofr lllll.Y �urprising re'sults. for most folks though, the middle ol. a hot caption read: "The Third•TN,11 Clev eland, _ the Tigers had Gcored a, time to be under a shade tree, fnst asleep, and Pani<:." Loe1 gaYe th.e �hU� their Yictory (ay a total of, only six runs for him in id bus tbe11o're alter t_h e Gianl.8 ,h•d •�me aheid 1 drea roino· a.. pe�·•• ...apa of that b&& going to catch .that � their last three games. But with Scnwlin u ·: g ·. ' 5-4- • wIth a five •run r■11Y 1n the night. · � Coach lilly HiJchCOCk in charge e•ig ��- Rookie Art MahaUey had A nd 11peakin1 of night fishing e eclallyv-� · g' " OS Wednesday nigh'' they made if all bla.,.ed the Giants until the :f'ithnll .1,..._ .t · r1ed . th e, s a • J. • f • you. o store r ln re v h �r you HVe hl! �l"� Jf. up to Dykes by pou nding four Y■ n- w . efrhtl't when· he wlla- routtd ; 1'ltk darker the you tel en will ba fishenn l enced ss e e M� �p �1 kee pitcher! for 13 hits. Farrell then came in ror his third taken on mbonNorm Ca■ h drove in three run8 st.raijt'lt succesalul relief effort the mght-� bet_t�. To be sure, some baSi arecase . either in calm, be with • homer anti" a sin.qle to should ! water nigh�.'The lit · a .•ealh8t .the Giants and earned hi pace the Tiiter assault and Hank is an art in itself. The fact that bass for ninth win against two_ losses. plugging Nighttime Aquirre, who ·puched a perfee:t "mood)'" pitcher while I the Na• n,e Cu bs won their nIgh tcap you c an 't sea yo•• r Mild in front of you means your teflexes g r "½ • • b I d rted tlonal League, la se:owlln,il his way wllh the Red, when Ernie Banks must be fast anlyonr sense of 'touch doubly BO . you are I . to an lmp?eislYe record In the · drove lb two ruhs w1th hia .;m n t::!,�th ·Jhtemational 29th .,. i baeklal!lhes get ! •till and game . n · balt�ast1 the be"'nner Leag ue. , i was credited with tbe win. homer and scored an lnsuratlce i i: ' to dac.Y.t•ttne Its,ong t.: • . · ' 'ffie rigti\-handed Puerto Rican :,wck bi "' ·-nests, or 0v�rruns1 be ter .a: 'Grant loot Washington as easily g in eighth the doublin ■rter tllh t e Pltrhin iii ity rod, level lng had dlUl�u ba1t--cast a consist Utt(e of should ent ou equipm r K as he uautUY doea. e had won oH loser Jay Hook. Dick Ells-----·-the Miami Martins to. a 7-0 trlnd net, landt a plu"', top-water three or two r...., reel, windln worth was the winner with hel p qmph over · the Roc1iester Red � flaahlif. t and, by all mefll!s, 4 oupply of mosquilo repellent. from Don Ebton. Wings Wedne!IIJoy ilight. Gome< ga lo six e a Clncinnat broke -UIL sTo • get the feel" of your outfit start fishing at dusk._ Locate r,n _\ · yielded just thre'e hits In winning . the m the opener with ,._ Ing s lreak llkely looking spdts, keeping within easy caating dista nce. e �ON ' his fourth a:ame in seven deci s-or home runs by rookies. Got• ld i,. of lily pa(I beds i.mderwater vegetaUon, and other !!Uch areas. lon8. He h.!l■ been ch■rg'ed with don Colema,n and Vada Pmaon. •�•...-u where he is cuttno- the. Qther than the. fad he can't only tfu-ee runs In - his thtee Southpaw Jim · 11n . ·see O'Toolc won his •-1 g ac u I ed trom n.1'lJUH e his regular tech'"' game d rma h ■■ a f p w,u p t n e e u lug l al\t hn ninth game and Glenn Hobbie abq r O , ,m e A ., can Buffalo. be cuts more the n Uµnts ho w fisherma · The , lul. hel sorht!d his 14th loaa. He has won · jn for some & The victory moved Miami to u however, h , catc will he fish more the e, ma 10. withlh a ptl!l'Ceni.ge point of the ------disappointment. Fishing slowly, ever so slowly, Is the secret who Jet,, columbua seventh-place i at n ight were defeated by lea1ue-le1ding °' . ....., FREE PARKING If you can imagine a bass (of undetermined sl<e) ferociously Toronto 7-8 1n II Inning,. your plug, then spending half hio time out of the wa, hitting City Jerae, mo,, ■ g other In Phone WY-2-22�5 UnllM Pr-.1 International lt never tail, - fire lhe man• ■a:er and auddenly the ball club 1et.1 are !lred up, too. Only trouble I& that the flame generally dies out after a day or two, but at least the Detroit Tlger■- and Cleveland Indians were happy to discover the ap,rk was atill there Wednesday night, With their dismiHed manager, Jimmy Dfkes, watchln, from the stands and wondering why on earth they · couldn't dG the same .«:: hr: !�m:�� f SUM1'iJR �JRCt14�Ql$e Middleport, SU$)ervlsed by the Department or Th.-: Dally Sentinel, these other palr­ inas : Thur11d1y, Aue. J 1-Middleport Uaron1 aialruil Pt. Pleasant Na. Uonall, Monday. Aug. l!J.-Syrac use vs. Albany. W'l!!dl'Jesday, Aua:. 17-RaclRt­ vs. Ntw llaven, Next Tuesday and Thunday wl nPll!!r11 'will. pl�y In the second roul\.d . as will winners from the lollowlng Monday and Wednes- NEWS FOR ' . THE Moody ' 'R'--.'- _ D: 1·s �1 ller.c ·:: i�e W r� � 0 ,5 11 .:; loll Fire Qitches Batting �de.-s In Cleveland, Detroit After Man�en W¢re Axed Tu�y I Nast Originated , Animal Symbols : TH E I I I I I -I CLIP THIS � ��� � �_ ., .,,- -'�4- J. �NEW HAVEN SOCIAL NEWS I-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 4 , 1 960 ly Mn. C..-roll Adtmt Jr. and enjoyed a game of horseshoes. Attending werl! Robert JohnRIUNION TO al H E LD The annual Burugaroer reunion slon. Uonald llumgo11·dner, Bill will be held Sun1ay, ,Aug. 14 at Powell, Hertn;lll La:me, Hury the New h11�e11 Gardt'n Club Par.Ir: Layne. William McFarland, Philip IOI. CONSISTENT DEPEND.\BLE IIESU Lll• Mu.ch interest i• beln1 created Wolpert, Carroll Adams Jr., and I.ATES this year by the attempt to write Rev. Jack Welch. ROTARY CLUB MEETS a Bumgarn er bi!ftOry. All dea , centl per wnd, one inaerition. Mlt1iPlwn chere e - 60 :enl.1. cendents of DHid Mrs. W,lily C.bto, • nali11 e of Bumgarner, 6 ceo1a pee word fo.r thn.e CODflleCIUUve lolertiona. one of the oriainal settlers of Germany, spok·., 011 her Hre in Sp4:J!ia1 - oo� m.1:tb Jot � ce.ot J � wu,.U.. Mason County ,re urged to .i l• t;ermany Thursd:iy evening at Full rate el 4 centa per word will be charged for ad verli.sint tend. A b:.iskel dinner wlll be the Rolary Clu'1 re5ular dinner d not pkid w1tdlin 10 d.■)' s after receivinz btll. served al the noon h<iur. Please ineetmg. A sho:t busu,cs11 meetl'-rN)r1 to AO\lettillh.l - tthou.ld be r�"'°•tf>d :mml'dlalely. 'fbe bnng a b.asket and t.lble servke. ing was held. OaiJv Seat.me! WIJ.1 Dot be reapoll.llble for 01ore lUilln vm: 1ocor At1e,1rlmg we,� Dcnald Fogl eULCM MEil ING reel lmertioa. The United Luth eran Church song, Herman Layr.e, Donald iltaHi of T".anb ■nd Special Nol.ice, of E\ll:•IWl lUJO. lib1tuiilr:1!1 Men met on Wetlnesd11y evc n l n.: Housh, Floyd c�nnac1,, J. L. Stepubhahed at I ce'lt per word. o1 t the cnurch. Tht devotions : wart, Jack Fle�t.cr, J.11me1 Hamp­ 1 "' DAY� t MO. J OA 'i 3 DAYS ',70ROS were led by Herman La tn e. A ton, Clyde Fol•;y Rome Willi,m• GO< IIOe I� dinner w.is 6ervcd to the men by son, HUS!>cll L"a pchart Harry Mi!• [ 1 $1.2U f(j.00 tJOc ;a, Mrs . Jc11.:k W e lch., Mn. William I !er, 0. J. Bostic, Arthur Wehrh, 75c ;iJl f7 .60 ''-50 I Hussell and Mn. .lh ll Powell. l'h11Jp Wolpert, F. L. Stein, [ 1 f-'uJJowmg the dlnner a short l., u11 - Thomas Heed aud hev. Ad.I NlelilVed by 10 A.M. Wlll be HJ lbal day , r-vu. Dav id j ncs.s ml:c'eting 1u:i1 held. lt wu d e• 1 Freeman. and guests Mrs. Stewart cided that the Aua:ust meehni and Mrs. Cai;to . AUXllrlAR Y MEETING would be a cook-cut uJ th e park. The American L�g1on Auxiliary I The men then J.dJourned 'outside J hel<l a w 1ent:r ro11st w.onday even:"lltMITI ANO PEST CONTROL USl!.:D 2 1 1 . P. MITCHJo.:LL All{ OUN T PUM P your 1h.igg11h sep- ing at Bailey ·s · JUV tic lank. Uel Kl ean-.1-;m•A ll Sep- j en j oyed games ..... � ,. , ..muog. A 1117 �aln. Freie ln51N'dlot1. Insur• Cond1lioncr. l'h. WYZ -J874. tic Tank Cl eaner. Guaranteed. short buij mess m�etlng was held N �, litatlonwide. PhOM- A. 8 1 6tp --Landmark Store, Pom eroy. --Y2• n and plans were m.ide to s erve the 1114 A. hnloa 'St•tlo W HUSPJTAL ,OED COMPLE':."K Like 8-4. 30tc Roush banquet, along witb the W. W, uwALLV '' BARRON, left, W. Va. D emoeraUc gubernatorial eandldate and Unlted -. ___ -- - _ _.._ _c new. C11.U WY 2· J5 l :J. ' women o ( Bach t.v l Church, Au ,g . States Senator J ennin s Randolph, center, De ( / .,_ . tauu..a --A•dale for re-eledl.on met with TWO NEW lar1 e tarpaulins, mocra...-: 2 g 1 , 6lp 8 �. no,..• ._av w " e a complete _____ used tarpauhns. Reasunabl e. 1 9 at the Comm:.,:iity Building. l flllAVIL SERVICE. H you ■re mm.edJate-put-eommander Bou 'Bro wn at th e W. Va. Mte conventloa of tbe �erftan LeThia will precetlc U,e re1.1 nlon PUBLIC A L Je bbs, i G Rt. 2 n y on reeenUy to d istll88 ntatten In wbkb the Legion hu taken a parUeularly acth'e · 1nter0 i gl Lo L��� which will be helJ Au&. 20 a t the · ���� 960 1 :. R A�G, Y SATU PAY, u_ s e t, notably 1n tbe are13 of mental health, vete ran.. affa,tq an d edueatlon. Aiao invited but :: ��)' �h:r� cam p g round. 12:30 P, M, u, a call . No service ch■ra:e. nc unable &o atteud were Go\'emor Underwood, w hose · phyilefan ad\'lled. agalnn Ilia .illending were Mrs. H. Those exlras. TA W N I Y STUDIOS. 42;. The undenl (i: ncd W, ll o f fer for ( Roush, Mrs. to a throat aJlment, and RepubUcan guber natorial clllld.ldate H. H . Neely. Senator Ran• Miss R,ilph due C. Roney, sale at public 11uctw11 at the Second A\ltmue, Galllpolla, Lowena Rou � h, i\t rs. Louls Kan- dolph deliv ered the prin cipal addre88 at &he C onventlo11.'s banque& Saturday night. li. ; tll, tu MO Gl' uaao ■OATI AND home of the orge Mcte TO Phone GJ 6-HUIS or GI 6-1243. wh ll• the) llit, Met,. chnik, Margaret Lou Roney, Kar11" •nd HUI, Lincoln Pome• on Quigg '1·21-llc roy, Ohio, the fullowmg per• pollt1n MotGn. .. .. Mlln la Kearns, Mr s. Sadie Warth, PhoM #Y- Mrs. Imo Shaw,er, M . s. B. B. 81., WANTED-Ride lo F'lorida, llhare ,onal properly. • Muncy, Mrs. Carl King, Mrs Nel• I 1 24-tfc . expenses. Raymond Wp) hurr., Antique lied and Matching son Roush, Mrs Lola w�aver, 3!H Hamilton St., Middieport, MarbJe Trip D resser, Single M(:• Mrs. Thelma c, ,chart, Mrs. John s • or c.all WY2-3015. 8'4.· ltC 1,1 Bed ( complete), Smgle Wal, ( &1.1..1. .o�• Fry, Mrs. Kenn e t!\ Hern and Mrs. --nut Bed (complete), Bed linens (including blankets ::u d spr ndBJ EIGHT ROOM HOllS!!:, two fi fe Wllliam Roush, (6) One of the big altr1ction1 ■t the State � air Horse Shbw has 1een • GARDEN C LUB PICNI C room apartment,. A. N. Denae!. CurtaJns, Mirrors (gold and Stete_ Fair of Weat Vira:l�ia each many great horees in 111 claue1, ) Ufe The local GanJm Club held P hone WY2-3272. FOUND LAROE black hound .. 1 1 ·2 -ttc wood fr.imcsJ, Steamer trunk, · year is the Horse Show wh1ch Lake s but the favorite of many old•timu1 their annual pic:lic Sunday aftero ·.-ner can have same by Plil )'· Desk, Antiqu� Cht:st of Ur.aw • N. J . UPI-The 't ac� � .the beautiful Bluegrass was a Greenbrier Co un ty hone, ii LAKEHURST, noon itt the park. A ba11ket din. Jnc for ad ,nd keep. Ot11 Marers, Drop Leaf tatles, Marble NIC ELY FURNISH ED ow urmg lour of th e falr"s Sill percheon named "Little Joe,'' who 2 BED-- ner was enjoyed hy n,embera and fo ur Ngvy orficers m eet daily. ret, Grueser Hollow, Rock i;.belf Hall Rack with Mirror, room upslaira apartmen t. Ph. days. could jump 10 biah ind ertortlep. Tog ether the)' go o\ler the their families. Sprlnca. 8·2-6tc Upholstered Lil mi Room W Y2-387f .. 8 1 tfc J , tha t som e cIaun ·• w1ey ,. k l t Would �ot fl. nown ac Present wer'c Mn. H .. L. Dyer, Th is year, th e S hows wil l be Y Chairs, G. E. Refr:gerator, Gas ___ _ ha11e be en 1urprlsed to see h un 2:2 At dt e m. WednesP 8 ) ( held each ev ening, Auau,l 23 _ 26, Range , • Weslln &: house noaeter FOUR ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH ' Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ste wart, Mr. day, clear th e a:rands�I July 6, the Z PGA3 W one of with an aflernoon 88 well ll! e vensnd Stand, China and Glaas- . f ull b&1ement, 1utom1tle CH heat. and Mrs. Harry Lsyc1e, Mr. and . ln Plore recent time,, a hone w rld the mps. large i bl lour U &4: PONTIAC sale $495 ChleftaJn J '� ing" !!how 011 Wednetiday Aui 24 1616 Lincoln Helthli, !Jomeroy. Mrs. A. K. Mccl u ng, Mrs. OtUe w11re, Cruets, Garden Too ls , · owned by M�. and _M�•- J. S. Meinln aiding two was for sea1 ch a i � � f u H Mrs. Mr. 4-door, Thi1 one can't 1h, Ro · Delux io Juhling , m Call SH 2-430'1 after o p, m . . 1 he State Fair o W e t V i gin a Cherry Stands, W a lnut Stands, tyre oi K eswick, Vll'gtru1, took top min ing racing y.ichts B.iLey, Fred be beat at this ,1rice Does every Mrs, Mrs. and Velma i s a re&:ular show m ember ot the Sq. Pede stal Table, Pi ctures, honors at the St.ate Fair of West At 2 : 2 0 p , m. � he m ternat to nal American Horse Show FOR RENT--Comi;,leteJy renovat- Roush, Mre, R .. r. llrysnl, MJsa thlni but alt U I) 111d bell,. You'll Aasocia- Virginia and , Lamps (l<'loor und TableJ, Man• , went on to receive dlstr M call, ss e " " , d e crackl floor , Day" 3rd at ed " a •Partment r H er J. ov , ar lah • Powell, e L L iett reall.)' llke It. :Jee for yourse lf. e yn t on ' and Cla A Show of the . ·•• wa II Sh e 1 ves, 8ook8 t.l " • ·toe• ..•t Gaynell Nease, Ht!V erly Car60n, 1 nIo lhe ra_dio ct ntro I tower at I West Virginia Horseman s Associa- top hooors at ,M1dls�n Sq u.are G■r• th e Stilll"r ,;: Sh·•• vu Store on Co ..... Karr and \"an landt, Pomeoy. I (lariie aaaorl ment, Sm�er Sew• den ae c hamp1on 1n Ita c1811, St . , in Pomeroy, lAr,: e liv i ng Myra and Jane Roush, Alice , he �ava 1 air s1 a. 1 on he�e. 8-3-3tc tion, 8011 allraCLs the fines t of ltui;;s, Hocking ini Ma chine, Mmule� later Lhe bh�p . was soow horses in the east. room, 2 b edroom,, with close ts, Roush and Juhli!1g McCJung. There have been many improve. Kenneth Chain, St. t:h\lirs (cirne and 194:7 CHEVROL�"f 2-door. Can be large walkln hail cloaet, dining WOMEN'S CLUB HA, SISSION settling mto the Atl e nt1 c Oce an Gillispie, director or the horse ments made to the iBlue,:raaa solid seau., Porcelain K itchen ael'.:!n at Pomero y Sunoco, Dill off Barnegat show, ,mnounc ed this week room, kitchen, bath and utility The local Women's Club met about 1 6 mil ea that Bowl, including the erection of a Table, Toastmaster Toaster, Jacob,. 8·3·3tc room. Newly flni1hed hardwood Monday evenmg .it the Al ex Quil- Light. the 1960 show will feature 36 row_ of twenty box.ea, _with six . Kitchen Utensils, V,1scs and 11 Men D1• . floors, il d wall furnace, elecchairs to a box. Person, mterellted l Buil len ing. Memorial class e11 mcluding j umper harness Pitchers, Tray.�, w ork Tools.. tric hot water tank. Kitchen f l carrlcd 18 me_n to their death pl easure, walking, sadd ie, lhre� in reservin& boxes or chain i n .....i CINA u• '•" The m eeting w.is called to orMany or the f!OO \le <irl' colleobaa built-in cablnel.l. Srd floor der by the pre-, i clenl, Mn. E u - Three oth ers 1urv1veci All '-.it-■ N4 ,.._,, and five g8ited horaes, and sev eral boxes for the entire four days, or . tor's ltems and valuiilJlc anti• porch overlookin• Cour& St. sene Hesson . Flag Salute was In a nearby han 1u1 r, technic i ans po ny classes, includmg IUITIOPOLITAN MOTOAS Fancy for each show, should write to: ques for many years in the Phone WY 2·20B0. 8·2-tc g111en by all. Roll c• ll was ans- ar� lrylng lo rec lln.s l r uct the air Turnout and Roi1dater to Bike. Th ia Slate Fa ir of west Virginia, Box hit It. family of the late Georg e --:wr�ekage , , sal \l agc_d year there will be more than $4 ,000 829, Lewl.! burg, w. Va, wcred by Bill r,f Rlf ll ts. Doo- sh i p from ,..,.,, McQuia:a. POR RENT-Three office rooma from the, ocean floor. l he Job IS awarded in pri:r.e monies, tiona ead Uy Mrs. Gerald r were as well over Stilner Shoe Store on 03 PONTIAC ialo $396, Chleftaln Terms: Cash it time of sale. larke. A di1c11sJ11!011 w11 s held no� et compl ete_. C as trophies. . t N RHpon1lhl for accldenfl ?e three surv1v�h told s1mlla1" Court St., Jn Pomerot; second 2·door. Here 11 real uvin11:1 for _o concernln11; the water show )'lhich Dur mg its 35 year history• the • William McQulgg, floor. On., You in ■ tolld nr. A good de- I 1 ,.. lar•it1 " 18 k 22 ft, room s, all ln'-'Onclusne e tal )' e ia annu1Jly th 11poruored club. b , 0wner. • Ian 3C with adJoJnln" Pendable Job. ,\ steal of I deal. 1 ,, · • 12 • 12 Ct. room O ne, Av Ia ,ion · Elcctnc Pre�nl wen: Mn. Leo Litch• Cr Ill B_radior d, One 10 x 18 front room .. All Karr • V■n Ziindt, Pomeroy, 22, said Antonio he Contreras, field, Mrs. llesso,1, Mr,, Allred Nicholas Ihle, small son of Mr. A uc I 1oncer. n ewly painted wlt11 new floor 8-3-3tc h i the ard a ''blowout" anti then w Sprouse, Miss Mdr••le Ro,eh and and M.n. John Ihle fell one even• '" 7.30·61c cov erlna:s. Phone WY 2-2080. ln seconds he was scri:mbHng into Mn. Clarke. ing lasl w eek breaking: his arm. D8 MERCURY sale $ l 0011i. Medalist -------- --,-,,--C" 8.2. tk '· the water from a re1tr door. M i11scs Elva and Jean Young TWO t't:MAL.i::: rl!J JSlt n:d llc11glc11 PER50NALI Mr. 11nd Mrs. Wllliam ,Bierl)' of 2-door .. Push butlOli drive. As i sa men th lost d Navy blimp e spf'nl Sundliy e nnin with Mrs . .Si­ g ,m nnlng r Norwood are apendin1 a few weeks well _$�U . O� each ur SLEEPING rooms cloie Jn town. The cmployee11 d their famil• � 1llent II a 1o.a;·ina: gull. Plan o e with the ir daUJhter and 1on•Jn,law 127 Butternut A\le 8-3·6tp lcs or the Phlli r, S pur n p.J». nl en- pressu r " probabl y because of a m n N e wlund, your \lac1tion in this Bl& '" M " I $30. 00 for pJ1 1r. 1 om n e uter, Mr. and Mrs. W ilson Brunty Mr .. and Mrs, Eldon Kraeuler and Phone WY :H 866. · joyed the annual plc1 o ic a n d out- spl i t in the bag." But the big 8·J-3tp lt'a ready to ,ao. Karr & Van : ing qu e tion was remain What i1 sp e nt the week end ill Huntington d11ughten1. 11 mg recentl y at H11!;ey' Lake. Zandt, l'om"'·o,. 8·3-Btc I A. K. C. l'ckJn,·c�c �u·p-p ;,, , ,11 with he r Hon, Mr. and Mrs. Wililam .. Mr. and Mrs. Ediaon Hollon and The meal waa !urnit1 hed b)' the caueed the apparent aplit? The answer rem a ined unknown. Mclnwrc and daughters. Da OLDSMOBu.& ,ale t l6911 . 88- J colors. Mrs, W. W. Cu ll, 732 A.PAh-�llENTS _ .of'unuabed aoid plant and serv �d b)' the Wa hachildren were week. end guest, of 8·3· 61c A Bia R111 Simon Newlund returned home her 1i1Jler and family at Ft, Wayne, �� camorc, Mid d lepo rt 2 door Sedan. Ve Rocket cna:;lne ifotumiahed.. Mc.lll•ten, .llkldlt mit Band Boosters. Gan1es weri: The four ofliccr� '.Vho make u p with his son, Howard, to Dayton, Indiana. with_ lt& ndard shift. Go--Go- us1:m GARD EN lracl �rs --;;1 d � ow• port. Phone WY 2·2082, ities and prizes 2 3 tf held for all G o • � lhl• ,nappy Old1. The [ en. Rotary mower blades �harMrs. Ruth Powers and children awarded. Th ey also enj oyed swim-- th e Jnvestlgating board may or where he wHI spend I few weeks. 1• JIU :NACI I W�ldT�NG ming. Several ,bur prizes were may not mii kc publi c their lindMrs. Herbert McIntyre and fam• are viaitln& her parents, Mr. and bu.)' of your U te. Karr & Van I pened. c ualom inowmg and 11 •PP tnc.. A,. me . ,. given away. in&s, il y .spent Sunday with her parent&, Mrs. Vernon Nease .and brother, Z■ndt, Pomeroy, 8·3·3tc plowing. · th•rt, lyracuN, Dh-. Ph.,. According to eye wltucsses, the Mr: and Mrs. Roy Bush, Rac ine . Stanley. I R RAVILY TRACTO O WY2-6:IM. l l•l loff I Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Roush and 408-foot silver Jlimp '"seemed Del CADILLAC H ie S1 89-' . Hard · Debbie Mclntyre re tr1rned to her Mr. and Mrs. Denver Frank and S■l ea and �crvwe 1112 K Ah ln SI . top coupe. •1·he ,nark o( ,uc,-,,. .caro 1yn spcn 1 sevl'ra 1 OliyS vis . ll• j ust 1Jke a �reillt !Jig rag 111.lling.'' home i n Hunlinaton ■ft.er. a week's children were Monday evenln& Phone WV. 2 · �973. A)R CONDITJQarr•G •••R [G EJI. I ng: Iicr sisIer, M.1ss Lou I11e "l lle_ro•,• your chance Jo own Am- J)om,eroy, ,;, rip Flijhing boats near the crash visit with her &randparent1, Mr. gu eata of Edl&0n Hollon and fam­ , . . .,, :1 ""'-'&' I 7 ·21-tfc • 1t1on 1ervice, ........ J1ck eric■ • flneat at America's lowRelrta:e.ra- ling at Cll.'veland 1 cce11tly . Sl!i'.lne pulled the i.urvlvon aboard . and Mrs, W ilson Hrunty. ily. 1 :-:c: ,:, c:, c:, 1 . Uon. New .Haven. �boat ru2eat prke. A lrue v,Jue. Karr & GOLDEN-:-:J U HI L !:1-; Mrs. Op.al Mer r.:.i was a recent and transfe rre d them to Nav y Virgie Mora and son. John , Jit•at·h t •s read y 363 , Van Zandt, 11omeroy 1-23-11 modlcal pitient dt PltJ1i1;.nt , Valley ves11el1. One of four n1 e n who sp ent a nigi\t hist week w ilh Mr , 8·3-3lc Brina: container. Webster Fruit DIIATH TOLL INCRIASIS '1 · ----.. - - Hoapltal. made it lo the water died en and Mra. A. W. Youni and son. TAIPEI UPI - The de■Ut toll fo'arm, Long lloHom, O hio, A' ICTJONIU 36 OLDSMOBILE sale $1095. 88Mr. ann Mrs. W!lll11m Cl:daler rout e to a hospital. Mrs, Joe Manuel and sons of Ra• from flood& In central and aouth• Phone Y U kon �•J 2UI . 7 -:IU· 6lc Camplete letvi• f door Sedan. Bcaullful two I and Ann recently returned alter a The other crewm 17 en .,.. ere cin e .and Mrs. Robert Bailey and ern Formou. 1lood at 104 today, Cr&tt lretlfonl tone blue. puw�r ateer IDI: and ' PEAC l!:S. Ste H vacation at M ia ml Bc-ach, Fl11, Cris l<'ruth 11 believed ,. rapped in lh e blimp's son, Long Bollom, spent Tuesday with anothtr 85 peraon1 miuin1 ............. , •� - •• COfttHt power brak ea. A quality cir. ,..,..... r,_.. . Mason ' W. Va. GARDIN C L UI MIITlt &ondolar, the underbelly of the • or l11al week with their parenta. and 400 lnJured. _ _ _ _ 7_,,_6 __1c 4. C. IRADroaD, RacN, Ot,.._ 'fruly a iOOd \lllue. Karr & The Neheclima Girden Club airship whlch houses the worklng Ar. and Mn. E. E. Youn1. Van Z,1mdt, Pomeroy. 8·3-3lc ONE CODA HHElJ (.;ucrr1.�cy hci• ! --------held their annual Progressive and sleep ing qu11rten. llowever, Mr. and Mrs. E. E Youn1 and . rer 13 mont h8 old. Phone S I i ;t. O,nnc on M nda y e\·en I ni:. Th• fl .,e bod lcs were 11t 111 m IHing af· Elva and J ean, Mrs Howard Youn1 r o "I "" FORD I " n TON True•, • All U03. 8-2·:llc 11ppet1ier was served on the patio ter 11tl\lagllra brouJhl to tho sur- and daughter, Linda, called on Mr, new lire� and motor. Good con, ·=:c-::c--:-:-cc-- ___ _ ·- · al the home of J\fn. Lawrence fare what was l1;Jlt of the gon• and Mra. Dayton Warner, Syracuse. dilion. Phone A. N, De ntel, Jl.'.U:CTRlC MOWEil with cord, ' Llcvini. ll was dt1i;.'Orated J n ic,ep. dola, W Y2-32'12. Petrlevlns reel 1 8 111. cut, out· 8+31c ln11 with the Carn,yal theme. Tb.e The mlsalng men were official!)' nice Ann Thoma) have moved to door 1wlna wlt!i sl11nd, l·cment 1163 PLl' '.liOUTH, Norbert Ne uti­ their home In K enova, W. Va. mecling opeR e d •vlth devotion, h)' declared dead. \ lawn roller, Stune Slet'I hot ling, Peacock Ave., Pomeroy. Mn . Robert Rus■eU hll returned the presid ent, Mrs. llenry B1.1et water tank wllll �ldt> um burn• from the hospital and is Im• home 8 4 3tc J1·. The roll call w11 anaw e r e d er. Phone Wl 0..3761 ur see provini. . wllh "l'avorlle Picnic m,h", The llelo111 Y:80 A.M J El,lo CroH. B-2-3 p Naomi Jo Smith spent the w.eek ---- -· -- - - ·- &roup then pro1:rcHed on to the Or SQ I 8 llUtktl'"rt Wf-24649 (-9-) F--- :---· MEXICAN TOMA'l'Ol<..� large pink with Linda Smith. Vernon Club Ho1.111) Jar the mlil'l ·•moNJ WY..s.aeft ONE W OOD MANTEL; ON.E large Mr,. Kathryn McGhcc 1md Mn. thick ml!lated �hy 1eetlcr most Carol SarKent waa the Saturday course. The Mev.lun theme w11, kAUTJ. Pl.ID ITOI.I oalr. 1U dlna: door Ht, one 1creen Kathr)'n McDonald and son, John, nl&ht g u est of Jan Ann Smith. dclleloua flavor which Is really ,At a..ta, I u1ed, The dcuert wiu, aerved "'' Mlddleport, Ohle door. Phone WY 2·2319. See at what 1cll1 Mrs. Eu&elie Hanln1 vi.aJted Mr•. them es11e('hilly the home of Mu. Duct, win& of Columbus were WcclncR<ia:y y.._ 14141 391 Locu� I, Middleport. evenina: e:ut'itl of Mr. ■nd Mr&. adapted for Milo �!icing. SeGan Barnlll in Pomeroy, Monday. .tAMILL IIIIVtCI IJATION the Southern them e. The mem. (8) 1, 3tc cond houae east from school ben were given cook bookl, cnm• Charley D. Smith. ltfeN ,- A.M. 1'tr. and Mrs . .J. R.. Murplly and house In Syra(' U8e. Wm. Holmes AINflW NA plimenta of App,dachian Electric GAS FUEL OIL and coal tu,. (amlly of Logan vis i ted \with her &2•tfc t.:ompany, IYery DQ lenlctt n&�. Call lor lree eiitlm.1lt11. -Those sttendlna: were Mn. parienl1 Mr. and Mrs. Harley JohnForem.■,i 6 AbboU, lllddleport. APPROX IMATELY 6t,O bales of Loui! Karschn lk, Mrs. Karl Wiles, 8-10-UID Cood Ill Ixed hay. lfflc Pl'r bale. ( Mr. ,nd Mrs, J. C. Wy■lt and nsurance Mrs. Carroll Ad1m1 Jr., .Mr■. PhiJ. A, Hammond, Northup, OhJo, dau1ht er, Kay, were week end via­ [ lip Bat e y, Mrs, D01111ld Brown, FORO-t' e rauaon ••• 8·2·3te CO - "'1""-' un""r•••;u =--;. �s•• ••- =PRO Mrs. H enry Buck Jr., Mn. non- itors of her broth er, Mr. ■nd Mrs. .a. .u-. un,an,... New rear Urea •nd plowa. Phone __ _ _ teetion, Ufe. Ault. Fin, ,Olio. aid Bumgardner, Vlklna: 3-2273. litra. Geortie Vernon Alvis and family and rela­ (8) J , tltp IC!!: CKEAM CONES :1 . 1"0:-:1' C'cnla. e Burns Joe Burri111, tives In Columbus. How�nl Mr,. . Milli. lllddl por\ ��• Doa J1ch Dairy Bar, Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sarver (BerMrs. E■rl Clark, Mn. Jam es Dithl 8-2-6tc r 1 . a d ' "'c- Mr. and Mrs. llill Gress visited ,-,..,,., -n-, wc���e� � U�er�� M�,!� -----Doney Lough In Cindunati over -areen beans. lnqulre D. W, m1111 ' Mn ' Lloyd Hof[m 118• Mn. the weekend. Rhode, .t'arm, Portland, Ohio. SEVEN HOOM houu, cellar. 2 Rob ert Johnaton , Mr1. Robert Ml11 Be lly Kc!ly and Miq Nor• ntar Oridt School and lot, 8-2-tlte La1 ne, Mrs .. La: wren,,:e Lievln1, ma Lee Roach have re turned af• H J. &h Sehool. Pearle .tty,ell, Rut• Mn. Richard Pfif rner, Mn. by t,er v1c11llonlnC in Florida. 8-2-6tp liind • Ohio, CANNING Tomatoiea $LOO per Picken• Jr., M ra. James Roush Mr. and Mrs. Lealey Alexander bu■he-1. Victor Swain, Racine, and Mrs. E. A. Sfhaekel. left Thurlday for Sausota, Fla., Ohio, IH ·31p GOOD nvl: ROOM HOUSE, 2 Mr. and Mr,. Hobert Tennant 1i'ter vl1itln1Z Mr, and Mrs. T. Don't' ,wail. Insulate now and enjoy the grand comfort acre1 near Cheater, newly palnt• ed, roofed, Ian.dlctptd, 1arden, and children vls,�ed over the &1rt Roush and relatives ln Olny, SORR EL MAI\E IO years old, � ��ler llome the rest of lh• summer . , , 1 �er tr11ck apace, ■mall crtflk, 100 weekend with ht!r ipother a t Ill. Wl!l,:ht 1000 aound. Also rubber Tennant and yard, from 111 Une. chicken Wellaburc. Mrs. tired wa1on Clarence Kochler, one, come winter. bag or roll, we've got the insula­ Mr. and Mrs. f're� Batey and hou■e, outbuildlnp. Jde1I for children remalnf'J fot a ■hort Tuppen Pl■in1, Ohlo. 8-f.atp , · Thom1111 Hoffman Y.r. alld Mn worltlna man who want, to live visit. Uon you want . . . at mOllest cost. GENERAL El.EtTRIC REFRIGER­ Super 11 - 4 Door Mr. and Mrs. B1�l Howard and and Tomm y will spend the week out. Perfect for children .. See ltln1 rel■tlves In Pennaylvania vl l ATORS. one 8 cu. lt. , one 10 cu. Harold Hawll:, Cbetler, Ohio. Mr. ind Mrs. r.llPn Sayre ■re IIMuUful Ivory and tun1uolae Mr and Mn. Phi.Up Wolpert It, Excellent cond ltlon. Call GET OUR FREE ESTIHATES Y\Jkon IHO'l'I. · 8-2�tc spendlng the wtek at Myrtle Phont ,and Sunnne were bu■ineu vial­ llni>b, lll;e ...., llm, Hydn­ WY 2-2881. ( Beach, S. C. 8 4 31p lDIUc ltlDI., Power bNllt::ea, 1'11• FOR SALE: J'IVB ROOM HOUSE I Ellirbar■ and Mlke Howard are lor& in Columb111 i1;1veral d_,y1 · IPINIT PIANO tlio, h.. tet, reel nice.. with bath, ni ce l oeatlon. Melvin spending the week vl1lttne their , tbl1 week. Wanted: Re1pon1lbl,e party to Hood, 111 LOcUal St., Pomeroy, I grandmother. Mr;i. Belva Farle;v � M.r. and Mn. E. .(, Stein and • I like over low monthly p11.yrnent1 (8) 1. SOtp st Galllpolis Ferry . Rormie 1Jpent thl! weekend at on • Spinet piano, Can be 1een Mr. and Mn, Victor Street and Bl■cll:w■ter ·Falls locall)'. WrJtl! credil M11na1er, Mn. Gtace Weaver 1' a aurti• children of Richmond, o.. won . U._.118 .E. Broad SI., Columbus, � . gul!alt of Mr. and M.r.1. Robfo.rt eal patient 1t -�le11ant Yt.lley 8-4-8tc Ohio. l. Hoopita ind lamll, o,v lhe ,..,k Kr. arid Mra. 1 Norma.. Wtaver FOR 8A.LE PARKER Reat1urant, I famUy of S■ndu1k;v vJllted and Mr. and Hury Mlller M'-. nnd Bay bone. aaddte old YEAR 8'Al 'l'WO r e own PreAent Pomeroy. VA.' r,lltlv• ■,nd frlen_cb here IUt \, ' - 1 �• ·.'.\.Ji•' VICI• 1, f■mll )' left Monrtar 1or ltalllon. , for h'lde or Ille. G. A. I rear• .U lnteruted call in ptr• ,,,. �- ' f .t.,, l>M\p Uoo lo rlorltll. • l,tt ,,__ , • ,\ ...... Dot!D, aaolno. IOD, M-lilp • ,,, • • WANT ADS .. .... I I PHONE W Y-2-2 1 5'1 ._( ____ ----------,---;:-,-------1 I Notices ----- - - --- 1 t-or Sa le--- - ---;--- - - -- -· -:- -i! �h� 11 r;u;:�! I -; ____ 9a_J Mari ne Su pp l ies •-ror, .. Navv Off1'cers lumped Over Blimp Fa'} 1 41 for Rent Lo:;t and Found - -- - 1 (81 Auto Soles Pine Grove ltemii .Jt Interest 11 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gorby have returned from a 10 day vacation in . the Smok e)' M ounta ins. ':-'.':.�'-J- 1· Kelly Tires Call Dlci ltlrrtn I I CANN� r,.-,-.. SERVla STATION '°"· 20b, I TRACTOR. POWELL'S 'Wolfpen News Society News --�---+ 1mR�I 1:stat� ;;.o:� J��;: I Batt, Don't P.vt It Off · · · · · · Set Us Todiyl - - ---,- 24-a For Sale Ot T�de ' HOGG & ZUSPAN...-. ;,:;:t• �TElllALS. INC. IIUON. w. • 1:00 ·o:•-JO 1:00 . 6:30 6:40 6 :45 7 :00 7,3b 8:00 B,30 9:00 9:30 10:30 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 .1. I :lG 1 1:20 We Finance Our Own Deals At Bank Rate Interest No Down Payment Can Be Arranged 1 960 FORD Felcon Tudor, std, trans. -6 cy1. Falrlane 4 Dr. Fordomatic trans 2 Door Fal.rlane 500 �M'TM-TV 1 959 English Ford Consul, std. tr.ans,, 4- ,cyl, Ch...t \1- ��t:('9 i,1& f:30 1:00 1:00 1:1& 1 959 Studebaker Lark 4 Or. Std. tr.ans. , 8 cyl. 1 959 FORD o·n, 8 eyl. 6: 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:SO 9:00 9:SJ) 10:00 : :� 1 957 Studebaker 1:i:J ,& · Door 1 957 FORD 4 Dr. Falrlane Hird 'fop. FordomaUc:: trans, 8 C)'I. ( I 1 957 CHEVROLET 210 'Ndor, PowergUde, 6 cyl. u ; 10 11:U5 12·30 1 95� CHEVROLET Bel. Conv., ,powerghde, 8 cyl. 1 956 MERCURY Montclalr 2 Door Hard Top. M.ercomatlc trana., B cyl. ' �1The s�- Slorm The ""ot Nllkl . .... 'rhree lftooget ... -t , . Arthur J. Sm1th--�e, A Look at the W eath .r Jule 11zun Sbow AIJllitl ,'.Andy U. S. Mllftlhall The Jn\'i!ljble Man Playhouse of Stars Johngy RiUO Zane Grey Th eater Shotgun Slade Adventure Theater ell the truth J:� A Loot. at 61111 Weather Theater 13 SJio Oil 1'e ll,clp� !!fije Chcnlntl- 13 - Friday 8:00 1:15 9:00 I0:30 1 956 BUICK Fordor ., 1 955 PLYMOU1H Slvoy • Dr.. , Std. trans., 6 cyl. 1 955 FORD Fa:mane 2 l>oor 1 954 CHEVROLET • Door, �d. Lrans., b cy 1. CBS Ne ws Captain i".anproo Cartoon Theater December Bride 2 Door Hard Top 1 954 PONTIAC Tudor 1 953 FORD cu,tom 2 Dr. Fordomeuc, 8 cyl (Monday • Prlday) 1:118 Si,ri OD 1:00 Guest Star 11:lD , Nen 8:30 'l:00 Nflw■ He■dlinu 7:02 Brolltlllll �ty 7:30 Pic_k.11111 'Hlidw�� Show 'l:40 B��kt■it P1rty He■dlines 8:00 Ne 8:0I Spo, Report IJ:00 Bre 11i: Part, 1 1:30 New■, !:Ill Breallfut �arty New1 �adline1 1:0"J Break.111t Part� 1:30 New1 ' 1:38 lirealrfu! PIIQ' t0:00, Coffee 'l;lmB )O:lli Sw,, ShoP 10:30 No-. uu,lllDOI 10:32 Mornln . ; ollonr. ,al· 1Q:f8 Ra<!\,. i \1:00 N•vrl· � l!�lOowu J.1:02 CounU7 U:29 Farm Ttlme 11:30 R.,lno lubl� 12:llO Noon N�.,. •:oo 1 950 CADILLAC Fordor 6:l • 1 955 CHEVROLET 1·udor Belt.tr Hard 'J.'op 1 949 DESOTO f Door ·o:oo l0;80 1 1:00 1 1 :IO l2:00 t2 :30 UK) 1 : 10 2:30 3:00 .,:30 ,:oo ,:30 �:00 l:30 8:00 1:15 8:25 1:SO 11:45 7:00 7 :30 . 8:30 9:00 9·30 10;00 · I :00 � 1 : 10 a l : 1$ ' ·00 Dou1h Re Ml Pl•y Your Hun.ch Price 11 llllht Concentntlon Truth or Consequence• Could Be You Mid Day New:;; Movlettme Loretta Young ThP1ter Younc Dr. Miillonl! From These Roota Comedy PtayhOUM1 Adve.ntutt! Tini1 �,eamboat Blll @iSM Kid M1&1ic llll thl! Round Jim �eter Show Weathercut N ews Pidu" HunUeJ llrhlkJe;-- "q:epon Death Valley nays Cimarron City Wichita TOwn Play Your Hunch Myquerade Party Moment of Fear Nn1s }f'.eadlluel We1d'.er1Z1.st J■rk Paar Show Sign 011 not tbat deep." Nine per 'f� <1..»l U.eir i:•JA:loua belief was � me� q1, ibeir lives. OqiO' con! of lhe 400 ,d­ 'd o, ,pll'it<I, w, llf!li°" of �NC qi; �- One "! i "I ,m N t,o �. bul t •m r.Jd to 111,1( lL ' A, '!IOl11JD "!14 11'!1 feeling � � ovu�t 1.qd got It .'� I. � � ol d(,dh." .. l'I, � . ' +e • • ' • j TI--IAT BU"� • . • 'I WilNr BACKWAAllS!! ]lo), 1:,,., Alioul�I �. llletllc \2'! � '1;80 l,I �\��._.. a:I tao ;�,. v�� ')'rug fj i,a! �� Do orlan 'Ban�•d Tl• r� ii 1 ti.���:�. 6:,/'· 7:00 7 :f (I • 8:30 9:00 �0;00 10:30 1:00 11:10 .t :15 Weather Tetler John Daly Newt Buddv ;;ttarcber '3bow tl Walt lJilneJ Pre&ellU Man From Blukhawt 77 Sunset Strip The DetecUves Black; �e "�1 thor i5 � ' � �� GA&OUNE ALLEY u tli" w.. 13 , _"! �· , 11:19 �,o/1° ' �0• , £,_. �� . , . I !#t� �- . opi, rrow \J: CNJ.,� t.l,; � °'1_ 1, I J,,lihl 'f: , Life of ey J.:S• -• ..\j'tb• World Tul'lll 2:oo Full Circle •j • . 3;� 1• .:iJ ' l:Ui !:80 �;�Q r.OO J:Ui a·:2.i 1:30 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:30 10,00 i0:30 11:00 /1:IO 11:ld . 111f)'ililllMMro, " . . .The ,'\cer�lct )1 Your& The Br11htel' 1b.• Seoret St� Bdei' " ofNllbt � 'J;hr.ee Stooa:er -<J .Az1Jnl1' J. Smlth-N'iWI A Leok t tile tber 'IV lloW:n, tn1rn:� � Amoa '11" MJltr Markham 4.ft �ln_kletl!:f bar 'n.\ ' w C"allfornia All-Sl@J' Rodeo . December Brlde Twilight Zone Penon to Person New• A Look It lhe ,,...lhor 'i'htiater 13. lla,.hlde 12·:SO .J111t Por You uv Nl!WI Headllnet f ,,... 1 ,02 JUI!! For You !:30 2:00 3:00 1:02 3 :30 3 :35 4:00 4 · . Local New, 4:U, Ku1lc G<> l!,t>upd s&nl' 8;0ll Ku■lc .Go Ro1111d 8:30' Jl:ews 11.idllil,u · S:31 IIUlic Go Round a�. CctmPlel• ?gewo Round-up · ,,oi Mtllle do 'aolmd -ball a �:.sa:-•nd , 7Kli . i' -1,0lf' , f)� I! . .it' · de ·nln, lnu.rlude . 7:30 Newa He■dllnea � WJ E H Bd"9s You 'rfe '' Up To 'Jhe Minute Mason Co�bty HEWS ' 11111 For you Calllni: on -Pl Pleasant New, Headll� Music Go'lloij)!41 • NeWI Round Go Muaic, l\i•n Jl'el\fliqtN 1:10 Newa: a·oo ,. . lt;,ts Dallr �pd Mr�. Allen l;lrewer and Dav.id. 11ifl,ited s�v�qa.1- polnl8 of in­ u,J:ed in Ohio while on vacation inclllpl�i Spr,p�.Ot. l\lound, Rocky Fi>rk . La�c, 'R'hi, Seven Caves, Roct House and other points of inter­ est in Chillicothe and , Circl eville. ,Enroute home they visited en aunt. M.rs. Eliza Ervin. Amanda. · On Friday lhcy were in Colum­ �us and viaited ifl the hom es of their daua:hter, Mr. and Mrs. Jdhn Beal and family. and a son, Mr. and Mni, Kenneth Brewer .and daughter at Westerville, and Mrs, Brewer"s ,later and broth er-in-Jaw, Mr. and Mn. Henry Frederick, also in Wes­ ·tervllle. On returning home they visited another d1u1hter. Mr. and Mri. Clyde Clou and family, Waterford and while there visited the mu­ seum• at Mari,:tt,. ?.Jr. azz --zz-- ezz- ­ z z z - auzz-z: ezz ., ez z -- _ 1� � 11 :�� /.,M • �:C,S PM · ABBliJ:, AN•� �LAT8 1 957 GMC 1 955 FORD F-350, 130" W.B. Chu. • cab. ,, 1 950 FORD Apprt,x, 10 lL • PRESTON FO R D GOS S I P / E S•�EC I ALLY WHEN SHE HAS A BUM M E M Ol::i.Y--- ME """"'°" , 104l W. B. Ch¥81S •nd cab with Dump Bed. Platfo�m Body CAN'T llRNIB BUS . -- YO)J <,OT TI-IAT S TORY FROM NIC' ..... 1 OM1> 001'N y 'll--lSlE, F CH. O'le on..o c.tE IT ! 1 958 FORD ' I STAN O A B .....,. ,_ . F-a:IO, 130" W. B. Cbusi, a, Cab. 2 speed axle. 11,i ton, Cballls ehd cab. 1-UIID • -£ML 1 1:SO 1 ?f�ied. Joan 12:00 ReiUea G\ID 8vU • • CURLY llAYOB 1 959 DODGE 1 Ton Chl•ia A cab with Van Bod,, I •• ' ---- c'c:-=--- --:. fl lr':'�·liil'H• TRUCK DW.s .. ! TWIO:: IT l5 P05516LE To 8f TOO Ntc1 , · s y � � ::fa"! a WMl'O Daily Program Schedule llJP 1 954 BUtCK • American iBt,1d1tand Ro�kY. •nd His Frienda San h'ar,clico Beat Your Euo Reporter Weather Tel ler John Daley News li'IJ�ht suive C•9Yfll' Donnei Reel! 1'ht, Jj,al ft!eCoya Jeanne Canon S.how The Untouchables Se� Huni New1 Torudlt Scanning the Weather Sports Tonight Late Show 8:09 Teacher, WorkalJ,op 1:30 Rol)lper RooJn 9:30 Movie 11:2'!. Y�ur � l!l'�orter 1960 FORD PIA NU'l'I W�·HS-TV Channel . 8 Channtl • - Frldat 1 960 FORD Morning Star.: . News Of The Week --------- �a.,.I 8 � Thursday DO IT All eust. 300 Tudor, <;:ornedy Pla)'hOU16 Advent1,1re "I1teate1 Steambo.tt BUI S1t Preston P'l■tt & �ruggs Show Weathercaat • N,-wi; P1ctur,. Huntley Brlnlo'-.i Report Whlrlybird111 Rescue B Bat Masterson Producer's Choke Bachelor Fath e r Wrangl er You Bet Your Life This Man Dawson N ews H-'-ldlinea W e■thercast Jack Paar Show Slan OIi Qannel 3 -- Fridar ST'O P 0., A�g. 4, 1960-7 WSAI-TV Ch nnel 3 6c.f5 Si&� On f;\)I) Today 9:00 Katie Doona!' Show 9:30 Mr. and Mrs. North MAKE ONE (2:0 J Busi ness Servic• I 4;00 4:3U 5-00 - · so 1:00 6:25 8:30 d:45 '7:00 7:30 8:00 8;30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 1 1 : IS 1:00 Mr. and Mrs. Alp.b.a Barr and 10 , idlke, atte nded a picnic at Lake Hope Sunda1 . Others attend­ ing were Kay ,Barr, Blair Cadwal­ lader, Rita Crane, Dale Williama, Dlt■ne Barr, Virginia Martin, Mr. and Mn. Floyd Cadwallad er. Mrs. Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Willams and dauahters, Cincmnau; McFarland M.r. and Mn. Robert and sons, Dayton; Mr. and Mn. Fred McFarland and daughter and 'Mr, and Mrs. Edgar McFarland of Coshocton. I Senlinel, Pomeroy-Mld<lleport, Channel 3 - Thunday Rita Ann Crane and D■le Wil­ U■ms, F1 yelt.e. and Bl■lr C■dwal• l■d er ol L)"nchbura:, spent the week. end u guest, of Kay Barr. I = I II 11 Da lly ly Mr■, Alpha Mra. Nalllle Llte,s and son, Bill, and MUI Gale Smith, Flint, Mich., were callina: on friends Wedne■· day. I Horse Show At w, - v· irguu . . · .a 1f est F Rated B1"gAttraet1"ons I - -· --- \ Langsville Society Eventsa.rr ,peu1n, I • ' ·· � .,,11 " �------- LAST WEEK -- , ......,. "'""""""'I Rt-£of:"'"; I Ql£SS, EH1 87 R&l!BUB.N VANJJUigi:N �NEW HAVEN SOCIAL NEWS I-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 4 , 1 960 ly Mn. C..-roll Adtmt Jr. and enjoyed a game of horseshoes. Attending werl! Robert JohnRIUNION TO al H E LD The annual Burugaroer reunion slon. Uonald llumgo11·dner, Bill will be held Sun1ay, ,Aug. 14 at Powell, Hertn;lll La:me, Hury the New h11�e11 Gardt'n Club Par.Ir: Layne. William McFarland, Philip IOI. CONSISTENT DEPEND.\BLE IIESU Lll• Mu.ch interest i• beln1 created Wolpert, Carroll Adams Jr., and I.ATES this year by the attempt to write Rev. Jack Welch. ROTARY CLUB MEETS a Bumgarn er bi!ftOry. All dea , centl per wnd, one inaerition. Mlt1iPlwn chere e - 60 :enl.1. cendents of DHid Mrs. W,lily C.bto, • nali11 e of Bumgarner, 6 ceo1a pee word fo.r thn.e CODflleCIUUve lolertiona. one of the oriainal settlers of Germany, spok·., 011 her Hre in Sp4:J!ia1 - oo� m.1:tb Jot � ce.ot J � wu,.U.. Mason County ,re urged to .i l• t;ermany Thursd:iy evening at Full rate el 4 centa per word will be charged for ad verli.sint tend. A b:.iskel dinner wlll be the Rolary Clu'1 re5ular dinner d not pkid w1tdlin 10 d.■)' s after receivinz btll. served al the noon h<iur. Please ineetmg. A sho:t busu,cs11 meetl'-rN)r1 to AO\lettillh.l - tthou.ld be r�"'°•tf>d :mml'dlalely. 'fbe bnng a b.asket and t.lble servke. ing was held. OaiJv Seat.me! WIJ.1 Dot be reapoll.llble for 01ore lUilln vm: 1ocor At1e,1rlmg we,� Dcnald Fogl eULCM MEil ING reel lmertioa. The United Luth eran Church song, Herman Layr.e, Donald iltaHi of T".anb ■nd Special Nol.ice, of E\ll:•IWl lUJO. lib1tuiilr:1!1 Men met on Wetlnesd11y evc n l n.: Housh, Floyd c�nnac1,, J. L. Stepubhahed at I ce'lt per word. o1 t the cnurch. Tht devotions : wart, Jack Fle�t.cr, J.11me1 Hamp­ 1 "' DAY� t MO. J OA 'i 3 DAYS ',70ROS were led by Herman La tn e. A ton, Clyde Fol•;y Rome Willi,m• GO< IIOe I� dinner w.is 6ervcd to the men by son, HUS!>cll L"a pchart Harry Mi!• [ 1 $1.2U f(j.00 tJOc ;a, Mrs . Jc11.:k W e lch., Mn. William I !er, 0. J. Bostic, Arthur Wehrh, 75c ;iJl f7 .60 ''-50 I Hussell and Mn. .lh ll Powell. l'h11Jp Wolpert, F. L. Stein, [ 1 f-'uJJowmg the dlnner a short l., u11 - Thomas Heed aud hev. Ad.I NlelilVed by 10 A.M. Wlll be HJ lbal day , r-vu. Dav id j ncs.s ml:c'eting 1u:i1 held. lt wu d e• 1 Freeman. and guests Mrs. Stewart cided that the Aua:ust meehni and Mrs. Cai;to . AUXllrlAR Y MEETING would be a cook-cut uJ th e park. The American L�g1on Auxiliary I The men then J.dJourned 'outside J hel<l a w 1ent:r ro11st w.onday even:"lltMITI ANO PEST CONTROL USl!.:D 2 1 1 . P. MITCHJo.:LL All{ OUN T PUM P your 1h.igg11h sep- ing at Bailey ·s · JUV tic lank. Uel Kl ean-.1-;m•A ll Sep- j en j oyed games ..... � ,. , ..muog. A 1117 �aln. Freie ln51N'dlot1. Insur• Cond1lioncr. l'h. WYZ -J874. tic Tank Cl eaner. Guaranteed. short buij mess m�etlng was held N �, litatlonwide. PhOM- A. 8 1 6tp --Landmark Store, Pom eroy. --Y2• n and plans were m.ide to s erve the 1114 A. hnloa 'St•tlo W HUSPJTAL ,OED COMPLE':."K Like 8-4. 30tc Roush banquet, along witb the W. W, uwALLV '' BARRON, left, W. Va. D emoeraUc gubernatorial eandldate and Unlted -. ___ -- - _ _.._ _c new. C11.U WY 2· J5 l :J. ' women o ( Bach t.v l Church, Au ,g . States Senator J ennin s Randolph, center, De ( / .,_ . tauu..a --A•dale for re-eledl.on met with TWO NEW lar1 e tarpaulins, mocra...-: 2 g 1 , 6lp 8 �. no,..• ._av w " e a complete _____ used tarpauhns. Reasunabl e. 1 9 at the Comm:.,:iity Building. l flllAVIL SERVICE. H you ■re mm.edJate-put-eommander Bou 'Bro wn at th e W. Va. Mte conventloa of tbe �erftan LeThia will precetlc U,e re1.1 nlon PUBLIC A L Je bbs, i G Rt. 2 n y on reeenUy to d istll88 ntatten In wbkb the Legion hu taken a parUeularly acth'e · 1nter0 i gl Lo L��� which will be helJ Au&. 20 a t the · ���� 960 1 :. R A�G, Y SATU PAY, u_ s e t, notably 1n tbe are13 of mental health, vete ran.. affa,tq an d edueatlon. Aiao invited but :: ��)' �h:r� cam p g round. 12:30 P, M, u, a call . No service ch■ra:e. nc unable &o atteud were Go\'emor Underwood, w hose · phyilefan ad\'lled. agalnn Ilia .illending were Mrs. H. Those exlras. TA W N I Y STUDIOS. 42;. The undenl (i: ncd W, ll o f fer for ( Roush, Mrs. to a throat aJlment, and RepubUcan guber natorial clllld.ldate H. H . Neely. Senator Ran• Miss R,ilph due C. Roney, sale at public 11uctw11 at the Second A\ltmue, Galllpolla, Lowena Rou � h, i\t rs. Louls Kan- dolph deliv ered the prin cipal addre88 at &he C onventlo11.'s banque& Saturday night. li. ; tll, tu MO Gl' uaao ■OATI AND home of the orge Mcte TO Phone GJ 6-HUIS or GI 6-1243. wh ll• the) llit, Met,. chnik, Margaret Lou Roney, Kar11" •nd HUI, Lincoln Pome• on Quigg '1·21-llc roy, Ohio, the fullowmg per• pollt1n MotGn. .. .. Mlln la Kearns, Mr s. Sadie Warth, PhoM #Y- Mrs. Imo Shaw,er, M . s. B. B. 81., WANTED-Ride lo F'lorida, llhare ,onal properly. • Muncy, Mrs. Carl King, Mrs Nel• I 1 24-tfc . expenses. Raymond Wp) hurr., Antique lied and Matching son Roush, Mrs Lola w�aver, 3!H Hamilton St., Middieport, MarbJe Trip D resser, Single M(:• Mrs. Thelma c, ,chart, Mrs. John s • or c.all WY2-3015. 8'4.· ltC 1,1 Bed ( complete), Smgle Wal, ( &1.1..1. .o�• Fry, Mrs. Kenn e t!\ Hern and Mrs. --nut Bed (complete), Bed linens (including blankets ::u d spr ndBJ EIGHT ROOM HOllS!!:, two fi fe Wllliam Roush, (6) One of the big altr1ction1 ■t the State � air Horse Shbw has 1een • GARDEN C LUB PICNI C room apartment,. A. N. Denae!. CurtaJns, Mirrors (gold and Stete_ Fair of Weat Vira:l�ia each many great horees in 111 claue1, ) Ufe The local GanJm Club held P hone WY2-3272. FOUND LAROE black hound .. 1 1 ·2 -ttc wood fr.imcsJ, Steamer trunk, · year is the Horse Show wh1ch Lake s but the favorite of many old•timu1 their annual pic:lic Sunday aftero ·.-ner can have same by Plil )'· Desk, Antiqu� Cht:st of Ur.aw • N. J . UPI-The 't ac� � .the beautiful Bluegrass was a Greenbrier Co un ty hone, ii LAKEHURST, noon itt the park. A ba11ket din. Jnc for ad ,nd keep. Ot11 Marers, Drop Leaf tatles, Marble NIC ELY FURNISH ED ow urmg lour of th e falr"s Sill percheon named "Little Joe,'' who 2 BED-- ner was enjoyed hy n,embera and fo ur Ngvy orficers m eet daily. ret, Grueser Hollow, Rock i;.belf Hall Rack with Mirror, room upslaira apartmen t. Ph. days. could jump 10 biah ind ertortlep. Tog ether the)' go o\ler the their families. Sprlnca. 8·2-6tc Upholstered Lil mi Room W Y2-387f .. 8 1 tfc J , tha t som e cIaun ·• w1ey ,. k l t Would �ot fl. nown ac Present wer'c Mn. H .. L. Dyer, Th is year, th e S hows wil l be Y Chairs, G. E. Refr:gerator, Gas ___ _ ha11e be en 1urprlsed to see h un 2:2 At dt e m. WednesP 8 ) ( held each ev ening, Auau,l 23 _ 26, Range , • Weslln &: house noaeter FOUR ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH ' Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ste wart, Mr. day, clear th e a:rands�I July 6, the Z PGA3 W one of with an aflernoon 88 well ll! e vensnd Stand, China and Glaas- . f ull b&1ement, 1utom1tle CH heat. and Mrs. Harry Lsyc1e, Mr. and . ln Plore recent time,, a hone w rld the mps. large i bl lour U &4: PONTIAC sale $495 ChleftaJn J '� ing" !!how 011 Wednetiday Aui 24 1616 Lincoln Helthli, !Jomeroy. Mrs. A. K. Mccl u ng, Mrs. OtUe w11re, Cruets, Garden Too ls , · owned by M�. and _M�•- J. S. Meinln aiding two was for sea1 ch a i � � f u H Mrs. Mr. 4-door, Thi1 one can't 1h, Ro · Delux io Juhling , m Call SH 2-430'1 after o p, m . . 1 he State Fair o W e t V i gin a Cherry Stands, W a lnut Stands, tyre oi K eswick, Vll'gtru1, took top min ing racing y.ichts B.iLey, Fred be beat at this ,1rice Does every Mrs, Mrs. and Velma i s a re&:ular show m ember ot the Sq. Pede stal Table, Pi ctures, honors at the St.ate Fair of West At 2 : 2 0 p , m. � he m ternat to nal American Horse Show FOR RENT--Comi;,leteJy renovat- Roush, Mre, R .. r. llrysnl, MJsa thlni but alt U I) 111d bell,. You'll Aasocia- Virginia and , Lamps (l<'loor und TableJ, Man• , went on to receive dlstr M call, ss e " " , d e crackl floor , Day" 3rd at ed " a •Partment r H er J. ov , ar lah • Powell, e L L iett reall.)' llke It. :Jee for yourse lf. e yn t on ' and Cla A Show of the . ·•• wa II Sh e 1 ves, 8ook8 t.l " • ·toe• ..•t Gaynell Nease, Ht!V erly Car60n, 1 nIo lhe ra_dio ct ntro I tower at I West Virginia Horseman s Associa- top hooors at ,M1dls�n Sq u.are G■r• th e Stilll"r ,;: Sh·•• vu Store on Co ..... Karr and \"an landt, Pomeoy. I (lariie aaaorl ment, Sm�er Sew• den ae c hamp1on 1n Ita c1811, St . , in Pomeroy, lAr,: e liv i ng Myra and Jane Roush, Alice , he �ava 1 air s1 a. 1 on he�e. 8-3-3tc tion, 8011 allraCLs the fines t of ltui;;s, Hocking ini Ma chine, Mmule� later Lhe bh�p . was soow horses in the east. room, 2 b edroom,, with close ts, Roush and Juhli!1g McCJung. There have been many improve. Kenneth Chain, St. t:h\lirs (cirne and 194:7 CHEVROL�"f 2-door. Can be large walkln hail cloaet, dining WOMEN'S CLUB HA, SISSION settling mto the Atl e nt1 c Oce an Gillispie, director or the horse ments made to the iBlue,:raaa solid seau., Porcelain K itchen ael'.:!n at Pomero y Sunoco, Dill off Barnegat show, ,mnounc ed this week room, kitchen, bath and utility The local Women's Club met about 1 6 mil ea that Bowl, including the erection of a Table, Toastmaster Toaster, Jacob,. 8·3·3tc room. Newly flni1hed hardwood Monday evenmg .it the Al ex Quil- Light. the 1960 show will feature 36 row_ of twenty box.ea, _with six . Kitchen Utensils, V,1scs and 11 Men D1• . floors, il d wall furnace, elecchairs to a box. Person, mterellted l Buil len ing. Memorial class e11 mcluding j umper harness Pitchers, Tray.�, w ork Tools.. tric hot water tank. Kitchen f l carrlcd 18 me_n to their death pl easure, walking, sadd ie, lhre� in reservin& boxes or chain i n .....i CINA u• '•" The m eeting w.is called to orMany or the f!OO \le <irl' colleobaa built-in cablnel.l. Srd floor der by the pre-, i clenl, Mn. E u - Three oth ers 1urv1veci All '-.it-■ N4 ,.._,, and five g8ited horaes, and sev eral boxes for the entire four days, or . tor's ltems and valuiilJlc anti• porch overlookin• Cour& St. sene Hesson . Flag Salute was In a nearby han 1u1 r, technic i ans po ny classes, includmg IUITIOPOLITAN MOTOAS Fancy for each show, should write to: ques for many years in the Phone WY 2·20B0. 8·2-tc g111en by all. Roll c• ll was ans- ar� lrylng lo rec lln.s l r uct the air Turnout and Roi1dater to Bike. Th ia Slate Fa ir of west Virginia, Box hit It. family of the late Georg e --:wr�ekage , , sal \l agc_d year there will be more than $4 ,000 829, Lewl.! burg, w. Va, wcred by Bill r,f Rlf ll ts. Doo- sh i p from ,..,.,, McQuia:a. POR RENT-Three office rooma from the, ocean floor. l he Job IS awarded in pri:r.e monies, tiona ead Uy Mrs. Gerald r were as well over Stilner Shoe Store on 03 PONTIAC ialo $396, Chleftaln Terms: Cash it time of sale. larke. A di1c11sJ11!011 w11 s held no� et compl ete_. C as trophies. . t N RHpon1lhl for accldenfl ?e three surv1v�h told s1mlla1" Court St., Jn Pomerot; second 2·door. Here 11 real uvin11:1 for _o concernln11; the water show )'lhich Dur mg its 35 year history• the • William McQulgg, floor. On., You in ■ tolld nr. A good de- I 1 ,.. lar•it1 " 18 k 22 ft, room s, all ln'-'Onclusne e tal )' e ia annu1Jly th 11poruored club. b , 0wner. • Ian 3C with adJoJnln" Pendable Job. ,\ steal of I deal. 1 ,, · • 12 • 12 Ct. room O ne, Av Ia ,ion · Elcctnc Pre�nl wen: Mn. Leo Litch• Cr Ill B_radior d, One 10 x 18 front room .. All Karr • V■n Ziindt, Pomeroy, 22, said Antonio he Contreras, field, Mrs. llesso,1, Mr,, Allred Nicholas Ihle, small son of Mr. A uc I 1oncer. n ewly painted wlt11 new floor 8-3-3tc h i the ard a ''blowout" anti then w Sprouse, Miss Mdr••le Ro,eh and and M.n. John Ihle fell one even• '" 7.30·61c cov erlna:s. Phone WY 2-2080. ln seconds he was scri:mbHng into Mn. Clarke. ing lasl w eek breaking: his arm. D8 MERCURY sale $ l 0011i. Medalist -------- --,-,,--C" 8.2. tk '· the water from a re1tr door. M i11scs Elva and Jean Young TWO t't:MAL.i::: rl!J JSlt n:d llc11glc11 PER50NALI Mr. 11nd Mrs. Wllliam ,Bierl)' of 2-door .. Push butlOli drive. As i sa men th lost d Navy blimp e spf'nl Sundliy e nnin with Mrs . .Si­ g ,m nnlng r Norwood are apendin1 a few weeks well _$�U . O� each ur SLEEPING rooms cloie Jn town. The cmployee11 d their famil• � 1llent II a 1o.a;·ina: gull. Plan o e with the ir daUJhter and 1on•Jn,law 127 Butternut A\le 8-3·6tp lcs or the Phlli r, S pur n p.J». nl en- pressu r " probabl y because of a m n N e wlund, your \lac1tion in this Bl& '" M " I $30. 00 for pJ1 1r. 1 om n e uter, Mr. and Mrs. W ilson Brunty Mr .. and Mrs, Eldon Kraeuler and Phone WY :H 866. · joyed the annual plc1 o ic a n d out- spl i t in the bag." But the big 8·J-3tp lt'a ready to ,ao. Karr & Van : ing qu e tion was remain What i1 sp e nt the week end ill Huntington d11ughten1. 11 mg recentl y at H11!;ey' Lake. Zandt, l'om"'·o,. 8·3-Btc I A. K. C. l'ckJn,·c�c �u·p-p ;,, , ,11 with he r Hon, Mr. and Mrs. Wililam .. Mr. and Mrs. Ediaon Hollon and The meal waa !urnit1 hed b)' the caueed the apparent aplit? The answer rem a ined unknown. Mclnwrc and daughters. Da OLDSMOBu.& ,ale t l6911 . 88- J colors. Mrs, W. W. Cu ll, 732 A.PAh-�llENTS _ .of'unuabed aoid plant and serv �d b)' the Wa hachildren were week. end guest, of 8·3· 61c A Bia R111 Simon Newlund returned home her 1i1Jler and family at Ft, Wayne, �� camorc, Mid d lepo rt 2 door Sedan. Ve Rocket cna:;lne ifotumiahed.. Mc.lll•ten, .llkldlt mit Band Boosters. Gan1es weri: The four ofliccr� '.Vho make u p with his son, Howard, to Dayton, Indiana. with_ lt& ndard shift. Go--Go- us1:m GARD EN lracl �rs --;;1 d � ow• port. Phone WY 2·2082, ities and prizes 2 3 tf held for all G o • � lhl• ,nappy Old1. The [ en. Rotary mower blades �harMrs. Ruth Powers and children awarded. Th ey also enj oyed swim-- th e Jnvestlgating board may or where he wHI spend I few weeks. 1• JIU :NACI I W�ldT�NG ming. Several ,bur prizes were may not mii kc publi c their lindMrs. Herbert McIntyre and fam• are viaitln& her parents, Mr. and bu.)' of your U te. Karr & Van I pened. c ualom inowmg and 11 •PP tnc.. A,. me . ,. given away. in&s, il y .spent Sunday with her parent&, Mrs. Vernon Nease .and brother, Z■ndt, Pomeroy, 8·3·3tc plowing. · th•rt, lyracuN, Dh-. Ph.,. According to eye wltucsses, the Mr: and Mrs. Roy Bush, Rac ine . Stanley. I R RAVILY TRACTO O WY2-6:IM. l l•l loff I Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Roush and 408-foot silver Jlimp '"seemed Del CADILLAC H ie S1 89-' . Hard · Debbie Mclntyre re tr1rned to her Mr. and Mrs. Denver Frank and S■l ea and �crvwe 1112 K Ah ln SI . top coupe. •1·he ,nark o( ,uc,-,,. .caro 1yn spcn 1 sevl'ra 1 OliyS vis . ll• j ust 1Jke a �reillt !Jig rag 111.lling.'' home i n Hunlinaton ■ft.er. a week's children were Monday evenln& Phone WV. 2 · �973. A)R CONDITJQarr•G •••R [G EJI. I ng: Iicr sisIer, M.1ss Lou I11e "l lle_ro•,• your chance Jo own Am- J)om,eroy, ,;, rip Flijhing boats near the crash visit with her &randparent1, Mr. gu eata of Edl&0n Hollon and fam­ , . . .,, :1 ""'-'&' I 7 ·21-tfc • 1t1on 1ervice, ........ J1ck eric■ • flneat at America's lowRelrta:e.ra- ling at Cll.'veland 1 cce11tly . Sl!i'.lne pulled the i.urvlvon aboard . and Mrs, W ilson Hrunty. ily. 1 :-:c: ,:, c:, c:, 1 . Uon. New .Haven. �boat ru2eat prke. A lrue v,Jue. Karr & GOLDEN-:-:J U HI L !:1-; Mrs. Op.al Mer r.:.i was a recent and transfe rre d them to Nav y Virgie Mora and son. John , Jit•at·h t •s read y 363 , Van Zandt, 11omeroy 1-23-11 modlcal pitient dt PltJ1i1;.nt , Valley ves11el1. One of four n1 e n who sp ent a nigi\t hist week w ilh Mr , 8·3-3lc Brina: container. Webster Fruit DIIATH TOLL INCRIASIS '1 · ----.. - - Hoapltal. made it lo the water died en and Mra. A. W. Youni and son. TAIPEI UPI - The de■Ut toll fo'arm, Long lloHom, O hio, A' ICTJONIU 36 OLDSMOBILE sale $1095. 88Mr. ann Mrs. W!lll11m Cl:daler rout e to a hospital. Mrs, Joe Manuel and sons of Ra• from flood& In central and aouth• Phone Y U kon �•J 2UI . 7 -:IU· 6lc Camplete letvi• f door Sedan. Bcaullful two I and Ann recently returned alter a The other crewm 17 en .,.. ere cin e .and Mrs. Robert Bailey and ern Formou. 1lood at 104 today, Cr&tt lretlfonl tone blue. puw�r ateer IDI: and ' PEAC l!:S. Ste H vacation at M ia ml Bc-ach, Fl11, Cris l<'ruth 11 believed ,. rapped in lh e blimp's son, Long Bollom, spent Tuesday with anothtr 85 peraon1 miuin1 ............. , •� - •• COfttHt power brak ea. A quality cir. ,..,..... r,_.. . Mason ' W. Va. GARDIN C L UI MIITlt &ondolar, the underbelly of the • or l11al week with their parenta. and 400 lnJured. _ _ _ _ 7_,,_6 __1c 4. C. IRADroaD, RacN, Ot,.._ 'fruly a iOOd \lllue. Karr & The Neheclima Girden Club airship whlch houses the worklng Ar. and Mn. E. E. Youn1. Van Z,1mdt, Pomeroy. 8·3-3lc ONE CODA HHElJ (.;ucrr1.�cy hci• ! --------held their annual Progressive and sleep ing qu11rten. llowever, Mr. and Mrs. E. E Youn1 and . rer 13 mont h8 old. Phone S I i ;t. O,nnc on M nda y e\·en I ni:. Th• fl .,e bod lcs were 11t 111 m IHing af· Elva and J ean, Mrs Howard Youn1 r o "I "" FORD I " n TON True•, • All U03. 8-2·:llc 11ppet1ier was served on the patio ter 11tl\lagllra brouJhl to tho sur- and daughter, Linda, called on Mr, new lire� and motor. Good con, ·=:c-::c--:-:-cc-- ___ _ ·- · al the home of J\fn. Lawrence fare what was l1;Jlt of the gon• and Mra. Dayton Warner, Syracuse. dilion. Phone A. N, De ntel, Jl.'.U:CTRlC MOWEil with cord, ' Llcvini. ll was dt1i;.'Orated J n ic,ep. dola, W Y2-32'12. Petrlevlns reel 1 8 111. cut, out· 8+31c ln11 with the Carn,yal theme. Tb.e The mlsalng men were official!)' nice Ann Thoma) have moved to door 1wlna wlt!i sl11nd, l·cment 1163 PLl' '.liOUTH, Norbert Ne uti­ their home In K enova, W. Va. mecling opeR e d •vlth devotion, h)' declared dead. \ lawn roller, Stune Slet'I hot ling, Peacock Ave., Pomeroy. Mn . Robert Rus■eU hll returned the presid ent, Mrs. llenry B1.1et water tank wllll �ldt> um burn• from the hospital and is Im• home 8 4 3tc J1·. The roll call w11 anaw e r e d er. Phone Wl 0..3761 ur see provini. . wllh "l'avorlle Picnic m,h", The llelo111 Y:80 A.M J El,lo CroH. B-2-3 p Naomi Jo Smith spent the w.eek ---- -· -- - - ·- &roup then pro1:rcHed on to the Or SQ I 8 llUtktl'"rt Wf-24649 (-9-) F--- :---· MEXICAN TOMA'l'Ol<..� large pink with Linda Smith. Vernon Club Ho1.111) Jar the mlil'l ·•moNJ WY..s.aeft ONE W OOD MANTEL; ON.E large Mr,. Kathryn McGhcc 1md Mn. thick ml!lated �hy 1eetlcr most Carol SarKent waa the Saturday course. The Mev.lun theme w11, kAUTJ. Pl.ID ITOI.I oalr. 1U dlna: door Ht, one 1creen Kathr)'n McDonald and son, John, nl&ht g u est of Jan Ann Smith. dclleloua flavor which Is really ,At a..ta, I u1ed, The dcuert wiu, aerved "'' Mlddleport, Ohle door. Phone WY 2·2319. See at what 1cll1 Mrs. Eu&elie Hanln1 vi.aJted Mr•. them es11e('hilly the home of Mu. Duct, win& of Columbus were WcclncR<ia:y y.._ 14141 391 Locu� I, Middleport. evenina: e:ut'itl of Mr. ■nd Mr&. adapted for Milo �!icing. SeGan Barnlll in Pomeroy, Monday. .tAMILL IIIIVtCI IJATION the Southern them e. The mem. (8) 1, 3tc cond houae east from school ben were given cook bookl, cnm• Charley D. Smith. ltfeN ,- A.M. 1'tr. and Mrs . .J. R.. Murplly and house In Syra(' U8e. Wm. Holmes AINflW NA plimenta of App,dachian Electric GAS FUEL OIL and coal tu,. (amlly of Logan vis i ted \with her &2•tfc t.:ompany, IYery DQ lenlctt n&�. Call lor lree eiitlm.1lt11. -Those sttendlna: were Mn. parienl1 Mr. and Mrs. Harley JohnForem.■,i 6 AbboU, lllddleport. APPROX IMATELY 6t,O bales of Loui! Karschn lk, Mrs. Karl Wiles, 8-10-UID Cood Ill Ixed hay. lfflc Pl'r bale. ( Mr. ,nd Mrs, J. C. Wy■lt and nsurance Mrs. Carroll Ad1m1 Jr., .Mr■. PhiJ. A, Hammond, Northup, OhJo, dau1ht er, Kay, were week end via­ [ lip Bat e y, Mrs, D01111ld Brown, FORO-t' e rauaon ••• 8·2·3te CO - "'1""-' un""r•••;u =--;. �s•• ••- =PRO Mrs. H enry Buck Jr., Mn. non- itors of her broth er, Mr. ■nd Mrs. .a. .u-. un,an,... New rear Urea •nd plowa. Phone __ _ _ teetion, Ufe. Ault. Fin, ,Olio. aid Bumgardner, Vlklna: 3-2273. litra. Geortie Vernon Alvis and family and rela­ (8) J , tltp IC!!: CKEAM CONES :1 . 1"0:-:1' C'cnla. e Burns Joe Burri111, tives In Columbus. How�nl Mr,. . Milli. lllddl por\ ��• Doa J1ch Dairy Bar, Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sarver (BerMrs. E■rl Clark, Mn. Jam es Dithl 8-2-6tc r 1 . a d ' "'c- Mr. and Mrs. llill Gress visited ,-,..,,., -n-, wc���e� � U�er�� M�,!� -----Doney Lough In Cindunati over -areen beans. lnqulre D. W, m1111 ' Mn ' Lloyd Hof[m 118• Mn. the weekend. Rhode, .t'arm, Portland, Ohio. SEVEN HOOM houu, cellar. 2 Rob ert Johnaton , Mr1. Robert Ml11 Be lly Kc!ly and Miq Nor• ntar Oridt School and lot, 8-2-tlte La1 ne, Mrs .. La: wren,,:e Lievln1, ma Lee Roach have re turned af• H J. &h Sehool. Pearle .tty,ell, Rut• Mn. Richard Pfif rner, Mn. by t,er v1c11llonlnC in Florida. 8-2-6tp liind • Ohio, CANNING Tomatoiea $LOO per Picken• Jr., M ra. James Roush Mr. and Mrs. Lealey Alexander bu■he-1. Victor Swain, Racine, and Mrs. E. A. Sfhaekel. left Thurlday for Sausota, Fla., Ohio, IH ·31p GOOD nvl: ROOM HOUSE, 2 Mr. and Mr,. Hobert Tennant 1i'ter vl1itln1Z Mr, and Mrs. T. Don't' ,wail. Insulate now and enjoy the grand comfort acre1 near Cheater, newly palnt• ed, roofed, Ian.dlctptd, 1arden, and children vls,�ed over the &1rt Roush and relatives ln Olny, SORR EL MAI\E IO years old, � ��ler llome the rest of lh• summer . , , 1 �er tr11ck apace, ■mall crtflk, 100 weekend with ht!r ipother a t Ill. Wl!l,:ht 1000 aound. Also rubber Tennant and yard, from 111 Une. chicken Wellaburc. Mrs. tired wa1on Clarence Kochler, one, come winter. bag or roll, we've got the insula­ Mr. and Mrs. f're� Batey and hou■e, outbuildlnp. Jde1I for children remalnf'J fot a ■hort Tuppen Pl■in1, Ohlo. 8-f.atp , · Thom1111 Hoffman Y.r. alld Mn worltlna man who want, to live visit. Uon you want . . . at mOllest cost. GENERAL El.EtTRIC REFRIGER­ Super 11 - 4 Door Mr. and Mrs. B1�l Howard and and Tomm y will spend the week out. Perfect for children .. See ltln1 rel■tlves In Pennaylvania vl l ATORS. one 8 cu. lt. , one 10 cu. Harold Hawll:, Cbetler, Ohio. Mr. ind Mrs. r.llPn Sayre ■re IIMuUful Ivory and tun1uolae Mr and Mn. Phi.Up Wolpert It, Excellent cond ltlon. Call GET OUR FREE ESTIHATES Y\Jkon IHO'l'I. · 8-2�tc spendlng the wtek at Myrtle Phont ,and Sunnne were bu■ineu vial­ llni>b, lll;e ...., llm, Hydn­ WY 2-2881. ( Beach, S. C. 8 4 31p lDIUc ltlDI., Power bNllt::ea, 1'11• FOR SALE: J'IVB ROOM HOUSE I Ellirbar■ and Mlke Howard are lor& in Columb111 i1;1veral d_,y1 · IPINIT PIANO tlio, h.. tet, reel nice.. with bath, ni ce l oeatlon. Melvin spending the week vl1lttne their , tbl1 week. Wanted: Re1pon1lbl,e party to Hood, 111 LOcUal St., Pomeroy, I grandmother. Mr;i. Belva Farle;v � M.r. and Mn. E. .(, Stein and • I like over low monthly p11.yrnent1 (8) 1. SOtp st Galllpolis Ferry . Rormie 1Jpent thl! weekend at on • Spinet piano, Can be 1een Mr. and Mn, Victor Street and Bl■cll:w■ter ·Falls locall)'. WrJtl! credil M11na1er, Mn. Gtace Weaver 1' a aurti• children of Richmond, o.. won . U._.118 .E. Broad SI., Columbus, � . gul!alt of Mr. and M.r.1. Robfo.rt eal patient 1t -�le11ant Yt.lley 8-4-8tc Ohio. l. Hoopita ind lamll, o,v lhe ,..,k Kr. arid Mra. 1 Norma.. Wtaver FOR 8A.LE PARKER Reat1urant, I famUy of S■ndu1k;v vJllted and Mr. and Hury Mlller M'-. nnd Bay bone. aaddte old YEAR 8'Al 'l'WO r e own PreAent Pomeroy. VA.' r,lltlv• ■,nd frlen_cb here IUt \, ' - 1 �• ·.'.\.Ji•' VICI• 1, f■mll )' left Monrtar 1or ltalllon. , for h'lde or Ille. G. A. I rear• .U lnteruted call in ptr• ,,,. �- ' f .t.,, l>M\p Uoo lo rlorltll. • l,tt ,,__ , • ,\ ...... Dot!D, aaolno. IOD, M-lilp • ,,, • • WANT ADS .. .... I I PHONE W Y-2-2 1 5'1 ._( ____ ----------,---;:-,-------1 I Notices ----- - - --- 1 t-or Sa le--- - ---;--- - - -- -· -:- -i! �h� 11 r;u;:�! I -; ____ 9a_J Mari ne Su pp l ies •-ror, .. Navv Off1'cers lumped Over Blimp Fa'} 1 41 for Rent Lo:;t and Found - -- - 1 (81 Auto Soles Pine Grove ltemii .Jt Interest 11 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gorby have returned from a 10 day vacation in . the Smok e)' M ounta ins. ':-'.':.�'-J- 1· Kelly Tires Call Dlci ltlrrtn I I CANN� r,.-,-.. SERVla STATION '°"· 20b, I TRACTOR. POWELL'S 'Wolfpen News Society News --�---+ 1mR�I 1:stat� ;;.o:� J��;: I Batt, Don't P.vt It Off · · · · · · Set Us Todiyl - - ---,- 24-a For Sale Ot T�de ' HOGG & ZUSPAN...-. ;,:;:t• �TElllALS. INC. IIUON. w. • 1:00 ·o:•-JO 1:00 . 6:30 6:40 6 :45 7 :00 7,3b 8:00 B,30 9:00 9:30 10:30 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 .1. I :lG 1 1:20 We Finance Our Own Deals At Bank Rate Interest No Down Payment Can Be Arranged 1 960 FORD Felcon Tudor, std, trans. -6 cy1. Falrlane 4 Dr. Fordomatic trans 2 Door Fal.rlane 500 �M'TM-TV 1 959 English Ford Consul, std. tr.ans,, 4- ,cyl, Ch...t \1- ��t:('9 i,1& f:30 1:00 1:00 1:1& 1 959 Studebaker Lark 4 Or. Std. tr.ans. , 8 cyl. 1 959 FORD o·n, 8 eyl. 6: 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:SO 9:00 9:SJ) 10:00 : :� 1 957 Studebaker 1:i:J ,& · Door 1 957 FORD 4 Dr. Falrlane Hird 'fop. FordomaUc:: trans, 8 C)'I. ( I 1 957 CHEVROLET 210 'Ndor, PowergUde, 6 cyl. u ; 10 11:U5 12·30 1 95� CHEVROLET Bel. Conv., ,powerghde, 8 cyl. 1 956 MERCURY Montclalr 2 Door Hard Top. M.ercomatlc trana., B cyl. ' �1The s�- Slorm The ""ot Nllkl . .... 'rhree lftooget ... -t , . Arthur J. Sm1th--�e, A Look at the W eath .r Jule 11zun Sbow AIJllitl ,'.Andy U. S. Mllftlhall The Jn\'i!ljble Man Playhouse of Stars Johngy RiUO Zane Grey Th eater Shotgun Slade Adventure Theater ell the truth J:� A Loot. at 61111 Weather Theater 13 SJio Oil 1'e ll,clp� !!fije Chcnlntl- 13 - Friday 8:00 1:15 9:00 I0:30 1 956 BUICK Fordor ., 1 955 PLYMOU1H Slvoy • Dr.. , Std. trans., 6 cyl. 1 955 FORD Fa:mane 2 l>oor 1 954 CHEVROLET • Door, �d. Lrans., b cy 1. CBS Ne ws Captain i".anproo Cartoon Theater December Bride 2 Door Hard Top 1 954 PONTIAC Tudor 1 953 FORD cu,tom 2 Dr. Fordomeuc, 8 cyl (Monday • Prlday) 1:118 Si,ri OD 1:00 Guest Star 11:lD , Nen 8:30 'l:00 Nflw■ He■dlinu 7:02 Brolltlllll �ty 7:30 Pic_k.11111 'Hlidw�� Show 'l:40 B��kt■it P1rty He■dlines 8:00 Ne 8:0I Spo, Report IJ:00 Bre 11i: Part, 1 1:30 New■, !:Ill Breallfut �arty New1 �adline1 1:0"J Break.111t Part� 1:30 New1 ' 1:38 lirealrfu! PIIQ' t0:00, Coffee 'l;lmB )O:lli Sw,, ShoP 10:30 No-. uu,lllDOI 10:32 Mornln . ; ollonr. ,al· 1Q:f8 Ra<!\,. i \1:00 N•vrl· � l!�lOowu J.1:02 CounU7 U:29 Farm Ttlme 11:30 R.,lno lubl� 12:llO Noon N�.,. •:oo 1 950 CADILLAC Fordor 6:l • 1 955 CHEVROLET 1·udor Belt.tr Hard 'J.'op 1 949 DESOTO f Door ·o:oo l0;80 1 1:00 1 1 :IO l2:00 t2 :30 UK) 1 : 10 2:30 3:00 .,:30 ,:oo ,:30 �:00 l:30 8:00 1:15 8:25 1:SO 11:45 7:00 7 :30 . 8:30 9:00 9·30 10;00 · I :00 � 1 : 10 a l : 1$ ' ·00 Dou1h Re Ml Pl•y Your Hun.ch Price 11 llllht Concentntlon Truth or Consequence• Could Be You Mid Day New:;; Movlettme Loretta Young ThP1ter Younc Dr. Miillonl! From These Roota Comedy PtayhOUM1 Adve.ntutt! Tini1 �,eamboat Blll @iSM Kid M1&1ic llll thl! Round Jim �eter Show Weathercut N ews Pidu" HunUeJ llrhlkJe;-- "q:epon Death Valley nays Cimarron City Wichita TOwn Play Your Hunch Myquerade Party Moment of Fear Nn1s }f'.eadlluel We1d'.er1Z1.st J■rk Paar Show Sign 011 not tbat deep." Nine per 'f� <1..»l U.eir i:•JA:loua belief was � me� q1, ibeir lives. OqiO' con! of lhe 400 ,d­ 'd o, ,pll'it<I, w, llf!li°" of �NC qi; �- One "! i "I ,m N t,o �. bul t •m r.Jd to 111,1( lL ' A, '!IOl11JD "!14 11'!1 feeling � � ovu�t 1.qd got It .'� I. � � ol d(,dh." .. l'I, � . ' +e • • ' • j TI--IAT BU"� • . • 'I WilNr BACKWAAllS!! ]lo), 1:,,., Alioul�I �. llletllc \2'! � '1;80 l,I �\��._.. a:I tao ;�,. v�� ')'rug fj i,a! �� Do orlan 'Ban�•d Tl• r� ii 1 ti.���:�. 6:,/'· 7:00 7 :f (I • 8:30 9:00 �0;00 10:30 1:00 11:10 .t :15 Weather Tetler John Daly Newt Buddv ;;ttarcber '3bow tl Walt lJilneJ Pre&ellU Man From Blukhawt 77 Sunset Strip The DetecUves Black; �e "�1 thor i5 � ' � �� GA&OUNE ALLEY u tli" w.. 13 , _"! �· , 11:19 �,o/1° ' �0• , £,_. �� . , . I !#t� �- . opi, rrow \J: CNJ.,� t.l,; � °'1_ 1, I J,,lihl 'f: , Life of ey J.:S• -• ..\j'tb• World Tul'lll 2:oo Full Circle •j • . 3;� 1• .:iJ ' l:Ui !:80 �;�Q r.OO J:Ui a·:2.i 1:30 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:30 10,00 i0:30 11:00 /1:IO 11:ld . 111f)'ililllMMro, " . . .The ,'\cer�lct )1 Your& The Br11htel' 1b.• Seoret St� Bdei' " ofNllbt � 'J;hr.ee Stooa:er -<J .Az1Jnl1' J. Smlth-N'iWI A Leok t tile tber 'IV lloW:n, tn1rn:� � Amoa '11" MJltr Markham 4.ft �ln_kletl!:f bar 'n.\ ' w C"allfornia All-Sl@J' Rodeo . December Brlde Twilight Zone Penon to Person New• A Look It lhe ,,...lhor 'i'htiater 13. lla,.hlde 12·:SO .J111t Por You uv Nl!WI Headllnet f ,,... 1 ,02 JUI!! For You !:30 2:00 3:00 1:02 3 :30 3 :35 4:00 4 · . Local New, 4:U, Ku1lc G<> l!,t>upd s&nl' 8;0ll Ku■lc .Go Ro1111d 8:30' Jl:ews 11.idllil,u · S:31 IIUlic Go Round a�. CctmPlel• ?gewo Round-up · ,,oi Mtllle do 'aolmd -ball a �:.sa:-•nd , 7Kli . i' -1,0lf' , f)� I! . .it' · de ·nln, lnu.rlude . 7:30 Newa He■dllnea � WJ E H Bd"9s You 'rfe '' Up To 'Jhe Minute Mason Co�bty HEWS ' 11111 For you Calllni: on -Pl Pleasant New, Headll� Music Go'lloij)!41 • NeWI Round Go Muaic, l\i•n Jl'el\fliqtN 1:10 Newa: a·oo ,. . lt;,ts Dallr �pd Mr�. Allen l;lrewer and Dav.id. 11ifl,ited s�v�qa.1- polnl8 of in­ u,J:ed in Ohio while on vacation inclllpl�i Spr,p�.Ot. l\lound, Rocky Fi>rk . La�c, 'R'hi, Seven Caves, Roct House and other points of inter­ est in Chillicothe and , Circl eville. ,Enroute home they visited en aunt. M.rs. Eliza Ervin. Amanda. · On Friday lhcy were in Colum­ �us and viaited ifl the hom es of their daua:hter, Mr. and Mrs. Jdhn Beal and family. and a son, Mr. and Mni, Kenneth Brewer .and daughter at Westerville, and Mrs, Brewer"s ,later and broth er-in-Jaw, Mr. and Mn. Henry Frederick, also in Wes­ ·tervllle. On returning home they visited another d1u1hter. Mr. and Mri. Clyde Clou and family, Waterford and while there visited the mu­ seum• at Mari,:tt,. ?.Jr. azz --zz-- ezz- ­ z z z - auzz-z: ezz ., ez z -- _ 1� � 11 :�� /.,M • �:C,S PM · ABBliJ:, AN•� �LAT8 1 957 GMC 1 955 FORD F-350, 130" W.B. Chu. • cab. ,, 1 950 FORD Apprt,x, 10 lL • PRESTON FO R D GOS S I P / E S•�EC I ALLY WHEN SHE HAS A BUM M E M Ol::i.Y--- ME """"'°" , 104l W. B. Ch¥81S •nd cab with Dump Bed. Platfo�m Body CAN'T llRNIB BUS . -- YO)J <,OT TI-IAT S TORY FROM NIC' ..... 1 OM1> 001'N y 'll--lSlE, F CH. O'le on..o c.tE IT ! 1 958 FORD ' I STAN O A B .....,. ,_ . F-a:IO, 130" W. B. Cbusi, a, Cab. 2 speed axle. 11,i ton, Cballls ehd cab. 1-UIID • -£ML 1 1:SO 1 ?f�ied. Joan 12:00 ReiUea G\ID 8vU • • CURLY llAYOB 1 959 DODGE 1 Ton Chl•ia A cab with Van Bod,, I •• ' ---- c'c:-=--- --:. fl lr':'�·liil'H• TRUCK DW.s .. ! TWIO:: IT l5 P05516LE To 8f TOO Ntc1 , · s y � � ::fa"! a WMl'O Daily Program Schedule llJP 1 954 BUtCK • American iBt,1d1tand Ro�kY. •nd His Frienda San h'ar,clico Beat Your Euo Reporter Weather Tel ler John Daley News li'IJ�ht suive C•9Yfll' Donnei Reel! 1'ht, Jj,al ft!eCoya Jeanne Canon S.how The Untouchables Se� Huni New1 Torudlt Scanning the Weather Sports Tonight Late Show 8:09 Teacher, WorkalJ,op 1:30 Rol)lper RooJn 9:30 Movie 11:2'!. Y�ur � l!l'�orter 1960 FORD PIA NU'l'I W�·HS-TV Channel . 8 Channtl • - Frldat 1 960 FORD Morning Star.: . News Of The Week --------- �a.,.I 8 � Thursday DO IT All eust. 300 Tudor, <;:ornedy Pla)'hOU16 Advent1,1re "I1teate1 Steambo.tt BUI S1t Preston P'l■tt & �ruggs Show Weathercaat • N,-wi; P1ctur,. Huntley Brlnlo'-.i Report Whlrlybird111 Rescue B Bat Masterson Producer's Choke Bachelor Fath e r Wrangl er You Bet Your Life This Man Dawson N ews H-'-ldlinea W e■thercast Jack Paar Show Slan OIi Qannel 3 -- Fridar ST'O P 0., A�g. 4, 1960-7 WSAI-TV Ch nnel 3 6c.f5 Si&� On f;\)I) Today 9:00 Katie Doona!' Show 9:30 Mr. and Mrs. North MAKE ONE (2:0 J Busi ness Servic• I 4;00 4:3U 5-00 - · so 1:00 6:25 8:30 d:45 '7:00 7:30 8:00 8;30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 1 1 : IS 1:00 Mr. and Mrs. Alp.b.a Barr and 10 , idlke, atte nded a picnic at Lake Hope Sunda1 . Others attend­ ing were Kay ,Barr, Blair Cadwal­ lader, Rita Crane, Dale Williama, Dlt■ne Barr, Virginia Martin, Mr. and Mn. Floyd Cadwallad er. Mrs. Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Willams and dauahters, Cincmnau; McFarland M.r. and Mn. Robert and sons, Dayton; Mr. and Mn. Fred McFarland and daughter and 'Mr, and Mrs. Edgar McFarland of Coshocton. I Senlinel, Pomeroy-Mld<lleport, Channel 3 - Thunday Rita Ann Crane and D■le Wil­ U■ms, F1 yelt.e. and Bl■lr C■dwal• l■d er ol L)"nchbura:, spent the week. end u guest, of Kay Barr. I = I II 11 Da lly ly Mr■, Alpha Mra. Nalllle Llte,s and son, Bill, and MUI Gale Smith, Flint, Mich., were callina: on friends Wedne■· day. I Horse Show At w, - v· irguu . . · .a 1f est F Rated B1"gAttraet1"ons I - -· --- \ Langsville Society Eventsa.rr ,peu1n, I • ' ·· � .,,11 " �------- LAST WEEK -- , ......,. "'""""""'I Rt-£of:"'"; I Ql£SS, EH1 87 R&l!BUB.N VANJJUigi:N �.. • BIG BOYS' OXFORDS • < Sizes 3 ½ to ti e BROWN e BLACK •• • $2.00 pr. < • Roush's Shoe Store • I• , Paula S1y�. a rn..jorette in the : � Pomen,y Marching Band last )'ear, j :\,· a bridal shower in honor of Mrs. Thomas Grueser (Carolyn Wilson). has been selected by �•nd Director n a g ar was carried out in th(' decoraUons for the �ift table over �o�� a� iru� Msau·����e 05:' � t e The co�or scheme for the even_ing was green and white and green Cooney, Kay J enk i ns, Myrta Wil I son and Marianna Brinkman After Mrs. Grueser had openDurin g the even i n i; games weft' ed her gift! refre shments or pl ,1 ycd by the guests with prizes . pu n c h and cake tlecon ted with V i ,1 being awarded 10 Bonn e n �rcen bells was served by the which �u place a large and white u mbrella. - I 8-Daily Se.nllnel, Pomeroy-M_lddleport, O. , Aug. 4, 1960 SAIL FOR HONOLULU Mrs. Thomas Grueser Honored By Shower Pou/a Sayre As N,ew I Wednesday Eve At Carol Criswie// Home Named Ml,s Carol Criswell and Miss Phyllis Hilbert entertained · D :rum M aJOre • tte , Wednesday evening at the Criswell home in Middleport with 1 Th. c band front is now comple te with the following girl1 in vie Hn e up : Andrea Evans, Lola t iegler, Carolyn Edwards. Cuolyn Basa, Ruth Ann Ell wards and Sandra 1 hoslesscs. I The table was centered with Wells. Linda Hrown will serve H a green and white rtoral plec• alternate majorette. Sharon Moore auC the pun1·h bowl and candle and Sarah Westen will have the h.olders were of milk glasa. Mrs. responsibility u Flag Bearers . Joe Wilson Jr., mother of the As previo usly .annou nced, the h.onored .1:uest presided al lhe Pomeroy Senior Band will meet to punch OOw l . rn1tiate lhe new marching season , Mi�s t'riswdl ,nd Miss Hilbert t 8 . in the Senior n ay, Augus u d M wC're ass i sted b_y Caro l's mother , 1 t orium at 9 a. m . Audi hool gh Sc th Mrs. J .. m N Criswel l I n serving ers are req ue1ted refres hmrn! s to the following Al l band memb lo allcnd this rehears.ii'. In addl­ JaniC'C' Zirkle, Cinda Morris, Ka - hon, the ollowlng Reserve Band ren Gre�g. Kay Jenkins, Mar, ianne Briukman, Bonnie Van 1 studenls w�o ,have qualified to try Stum bo , Judy out for ex 1 stmg \iacanelee In the Cooney, Piane Leonard, Judy b_a nd should report at the 11me I Grei::;;, Becky place : Ralph Werry, at:lke Sauer, Myrta Wilson and the l� me and Grueser, Mary Handley. Nancy honored guc11l. Burns. Rosetta Lisle, Sandra Lon._ _ _ --� don, Janet Smith, candy Grueser ·, G old en Rul e ClnKII and Linda Moore. •. • T he Pomeroy Band is 11eheduled Has I rcruc Tuesday Members of the Golden Ru ic lo play at the Meigs Cotlt'lty Fair 1 6th� at 4 p. Cla11& of the Pomergy C hurch of on Thursday, Augu11l ' 1, m , Christ and their (amJlle 1 • had a · " · hamburg rr y Tuesday eve ning at ------' ured .• board the LurIine 1n Los Angeles July 30, P1'14r the home of M,. and Mn. Aldo to ' iel)arture for Honolulu are Dr, and Mrs. Joseph J, :Davis 1"w Jeffers, Syracuse. and daughters, Charlene, Diana, Elaine and Joyce, 939 Ash c,oq"°t ,nd bad minion we,c St., Middleport, Ohio. played during the nenlng. I t ; ' • '• QUALITY CARS AT lOWEST PRICES 1 959 OlDSMOBllE • 1959 CHEVROLET Impala 4 Door. 348 cu. in . mo­ "88" - 4 Door. A l owner low mileage car. Sparklin� bl1ck tor with Turboglide, power finish, spotless clean interior 11teerlna: and bnkes, new nylon ,automatic trans . , power steer'. safety whitewall tires beauli­ ir,g, deluxe equlp,mcnl, radio & fu.l beige and tan fin,i.sh with spotleH 111ltchlng Interior. ra ­ healer. Real nice. dio, heater and the workll. ! l I $2495 $2465 1959 FORD 1958 CHEVROLET Galaxi 4 Door. V-8 motor. J<'ord­ 2 Door. Low mileage, i;pollcs9 omatlc trans. Lesa than 21,000 In terior. Beautiful dark green mlle1 by carc-lul loc.il owner, finish. New t!re&, heater, a nice i"vocy and bei,gc finh1h, lovely one. spotleSI interior, radio, heater and many other extras. 1 ' ' $2445 1 958 CHEVROLET ' Impala Convertible. 348 cu. ln. V-8 motor. Turbog!ide tran.!l., power stel!rlng and brakes. beauUful white finish with black top and red interior trim. EnjQy summer ial its best. ' "6" 2 Door. Locally .,.wned and low mileage. Beautil'ul ivory ov­ er red finiah. Li k e new tir,:s. Std. tran11. Radio .and heater. $1 095 1957 BUICK Roadmuter 4 Door. SpotleHs in­ terior, ivory and light green finish, new tires, power steer­ in g imd bni,ke1 , window and ti way s('lal, Factory air condition­ ed. Trul y a lu xury car at a bud­ Fairlane MO Hanlt.op Coupe, act price. Dt1.rk Kre y finish, all ncrw tlre1, ,clear, Interior, F'ordomatk trans. · Radio, heater, low mileage bt orlKinal local owner. Now $1 895 1957 FORD $1 795 1957 PONTIAC $1395 1 957 CHEVROLET 210 -- 4 Door. V8 motor, Pow­ eJ'rlllde tra1111. Like new Urea 1potl eH Interior, beautiful iv'. ory ,and turquoiMe finish. This one will wit you. $1465 1 957 CHEVROlET Chlc£Ul ln 2 Door. Real low mile· &{e })y loNl owner. 6polle11s in. leridr, 6;oUd black fi11iah, good Ure11, hyrlramatk, radio and heater. $1295 1956 FORD V8 Vich1rla Hard Top rou 11�. Beautir'lll Ivory over blue fm­ iah with matching interior, nl"w Jo'ordornatk white wall tires tran1., radio and hcalC'r. $1 095 Bel Air 4 nonr. V-8 molor, po­ wera:Hde triins., hi/I power 1teerln1;1, br.ake11, tlnl •xl gla111, 11ood whllcwall tires, fal·tory air condltione1t, NpolleH Jnterfor. V8 Falrlanc 2 Ouor. t'ordoma­ beautiful white over red finl1h. tlc lr■na., rad lo, hut er, �cal cover1, dark blue finish. 1955 FORD Now $1699 1956, MERCURY . ' Monterey 4 Dmir. Beautiful cor­ .al over IY ury fhil,h. Spotle11 interior, new lire11, radio, hoal; er, Mercoma1k tran1. $1095 • •• ' • •• $795 1954 CHEVROLET be-I Air 2 Door. 30.000 milcii; by I local owner, spollcu interior, 3 Urea like new. Origin,11 Ivory over Haht blue, ,poweri: lldc, ra­ dio, heater. Truly I nice one. $695 1 954 FORD Customllne 2 Door · · · · · · $299 8 cylinder motor. Fordomallc. Solid Body . Runs f'ino. Week End Special . Need A Good Truek At Belew Marllot Price? ' 1 954 CHEVROLET o/-t Ton Pickup . . · · $495 •' 1 95 1 CHEVROLET a;,. TOI Stake · · · · · · $465 i •' New Urea. 01.1.al wheela, •• 1 952 CHEVROlET I Ton Platform · · · · $395 ••' . . · · . . . . . . · · $995 • 1956 FORD YI Pickup • ,.• 1 949 FORD VI ½ Ton · · . . . . · · · · · · · $1 95 • 3 • 1950 FORD /-1 Ton Pl11for■ · · · · · · · · $295 J Cor 6' Truck Buy■ In South,a ,,.,,. Ohio 811t U1ed Pom eroy Motor Co. Your Chevrolet Dealer Plloae WY·l!-1111 or WY.Z-1111 Pomeroy, Ohio at en t1n e Pomeroy-Middleport , Ohio, Friday , August 5, 1960 EVERY ROOM IN YOUR HOME Keef Wins In Landslide Over Segregationist ss M,'ss Joyce Woll... Is Honor Guest Attending we,e M, and Meo At Bridal Shower John Bue ley and .�.11 Jeffre; I ,-- =-- R----,_ unec,n,on --rO s·eH el_ d_S_d Pay-A tOlt,and. Ml 88 J oyce WoIfe was honor rJt Elwood Fdday eve niog, July 22, I SCh00I For M embers vr Beegle Family' . Jo and I ·· wh··· en M 15& Ju dy ChHe entertained k Buckley Indiana· Mrll Bowe ..: daughle; Pegg; She 1' I Ohli g M Ch arI e ; d u;h�r Eak 8"-b ar a �:� �r i: : � a ��:. r . F ence Jan e u Mn. Wauer Kennedy Jr ���g:'. ter Barbara and guest · •Barbara Sr ·, Mc Ne m ar · Wa lter Ke nned · {, ion Mr. an d rs. H.aroId smat p a e s e :h t��: �� lui� t�; �o!'t: :�� s��� ' Kent and Kevin • ! i 9' :)L\ e • J I 1957 FORD VOL XII NO. FURNITURE A N D FLOOR COVERINGS FOR I I I I $1 395 Wnlted ,,.. lnttl'MflMII ,_ c,plt■ comumtlen .t fluid whole mllk In the United lt■tea In 19St wt& 1SI 41u,rts, 15 ,_ua,b MDNI tt.an tht Yetr ,,_...ln1 World War II. ,., aplt■ con­ ·-lon of -lk In 1'5t w■, 15.9 qvarta. SAVE ON NATIONALLY KNOWN MAKF.S OF �t•-•--===-===,.;.==l..:��;:�::....'.�:-::., Middleport, Ohio ay Aug ust Furniture Sale i' band for the new �hool year ELBERFELDS Now Y�u Know I with a bridal shower in her honor ! at the Chase home in Rutland. M IH / Wolfe ' s marriage to �on Crouen wUI be an e\ient of th1e Sunday In Colum bus. I . Mf.m.ber� Of the 8eegle family will hold their reunion this ea y r in M eigs cou nty Sunday, Aug. 7 with the Portland grade s;;hool chosen as _the scene for the annual event. Every other year the reun1on ts h�ld ln Bedford, Pa. Real1tuUon will Mgm at 11 a. m. B.lake t dinner w,H be served at 1 2 noon with lent , of ood food. At 2 p . m. rher/ will ge a 5hort program and memorial aervice to honor the members of the- clan tbJ t haa passed away hnmediately following the pro: lr'!m there will be u short busine!IH meeting pr":!sidcd over by president, Robe rt G. Beegle, Pnrtland. Other offlc�rs arc Law t re nce Be,egle, i.,ice president· Frankie B. MeKelvey, secrctar/ Vera Beeg1e, tr�aaure1. . . a:rade school there will l)e a square dance beginning at 9 until 1 2 Whitey BP.tid . e . caller; ia in charge, Accommodations for out of town guests will be made or completed at th e diu1ce. Th� gift table wu covered with oth it d c nter wI ,8 t � :r ;� � o�i �fong t ng O Ju Y 5 mother, Mrs. Cl�rence Chue. The doll had been g i ven to Mra. Ch11e wh�n she was a small girl. A small amity . white satm umbre!b wu held by Reunion Held Sunday the doll. T'he Ke5terson family reunion mffllSSl,Off QffS Ga mes were played durinl the , took place Su a d ""y, July 31 at e�cnlng and prl:r.cs awarded to th e the home of Mr. ar.d Mra. Marlon ea IVI wmncn. Mrs. Joe Bolin was Kesterson, Leon , w. Va. At noon awarded t�e door prize. a deli cious picnic rllnner was . After M1H WoHe had opened her served to the following: I The CommiS!ion of Mltsions ol glfta refreshments were &el'\l ed Dale and Mabel Keate rson, Porn Durln� I.he .Jftcrnoon affair the Heath Methodiat Church Mid from a table centered with a floral , eroy, their children and their arrangement and candle&. The there WJII be several gifls pres ent dlcport met Wedneaday evenin& � families, Mr. and Mr�. Dana Tur• punch, decorated with floating ed to olde11t Be�gle (mafe); old- the church with Mrs, Bruce Lloy: ner Jr., Wllllam 11nd Shirley Hell e�t f ale Beegle present; one chairma n in charge of the meetin ' , flowers, WBB aierved by Mra. Don r; man and Jerry Diddle, Pomeroy Plans were made for the ye!Harrison and Cheryl Wolfe, sister with ara:est family presenh one Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ke■ter■ on, Ra· traveled the farthest; one for the and the group planned lo have of lhe honored guest aerved the venswood Earl Ke.tenon, Clln· mlllSlonary speaker some time du'r� lee cream which wa1 centered with young est person present. ; ton Air Force Bae, Wilmington· Sat W'day. e_•ent n ,a: , Aug . 7 tt t the lna: the ynr, Other projects were rie aquare■ cake The bella, pl�k we eno� ., Mr and Mr■ . M rlon Kelt discu11aed with plans to be anred With pink rose.11 . and Denver .Ash a frl4'hd, ol 't:.4clh �eiitb . ciounced Jater, Other guests at the shower were 11, Mrs. Ira Wolfe, Miss Phyllis Rice others attending the inee tlng POTL UCK DINNlll M l'll . Carl Morris, Mrt. Carl m1'. 0' were Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. G lenn The Bible Class of the Bradford more, Mrs. Helen While, �rs. SuLambert, Mra. John Ketchka, Mils Church of Chrlat will m ee t thls san Theobald, Mr1. Betty Sideri, B<m Sanborn Friday evening at the church for and Rev. Raymon Mrs. Mildred Pierce, Mn. Ruth El'The Teenagers Class of the . Brad- Konkright, pastor or the church. a potluck dinn er. ·-- Jcwln e . Mra. Blanche Jividen MIHII ford Church - _ _____.____ __ of Chriat enjoyed an Noretha Flemming, Mn. Eva 'Flem• outing last Frlda� al Forked Run mlng, Mrs. c. Chapman, Mrs. Lake with 1wlmmmg and a wiener Margaret Par1on,, Mn, Marshi roast. Afterwar ds they 11tlended Oenni8on, Mrs. Joan Harrison. ;i,frs. Llltle Leaauc Tournament at Kyj Pomeroy. Ohio Wanda Vinin(;!, Mn. Janet Bolin a:er Cr,eek , and Mrs. Pauline Buck. Preeent were Russell Roush, TONIGHT •nd PltlDAY Sendlng gifta but unahle to at• Ema Rusell, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wal\ Disne y Preaenl11 tend were Mn. Paul Patterson, Plck_p:ns, We�\(• .'r Sisson, Lynn Stevem1on'11 Loul1 Robert Mn. Bertha L.shcr and Mn. Paul• M 1 1 Kathryn II 11 , RuHSell, Harry a nd "KIDNAPPED" ine M11rk ins · Ton)' Hendrick&, Donn,1 Albright In Technl�olor Jim ond Ruth Reed and the teaeh: COMING AUG. 7-1-t er or the class, Mr. Jim Reed and SUN., MON. end TU S. M rs. Reed. Tommy Recd of the Walt Dl5fte)''I Zion church was a euest. O S "SLEEPING BEAUTY" I I In Technlcolor o•••Ri R1cH sT PURs• t DARLINGTON, S. C UPI The regular meet1111 of the Teen• Thit year s South r �(I() ' 111era ClaH of the Church of Chri11l race al Darlington� �acewa u of -Bradford wu held recent!)' In l ofter itl riche11t purse in h'8tor A Cartoon lnry Nl9htl . the b11emcnt or the church, $90,220 with th e winning driv:; The bt11lneaa meelln1 was con - 1 expected to earn ■bout ,215 000 --- ______. · ducted by the elus prealdenl, Bon.,,., " n 1 nle Rife. After the meeting the aroup made lee cream for refrc1h­ TONIGHT Ind PRIDAY ment, . Denny MIiier al Neww Tarzan Attending the meeting were "TARZAN. THE APE MAN" Al lee Mlll iron, Harry and Tony (New MOM In Color) Hcndrkk1, Jim Reed, Rober.Hoov - also er, Ruth Reed, Roger L�lfoot Anti< Eltbel'I In WHley Sl11on, Lynn MJ&ht, Unda "SIGN OF THE OLADIATOR" Forrest, Marjorie B'urt, Harold (Technicolor) Burt, Emma Hyaell, PhyW1 WU• AJao c.artoon ll1m1, Richard Gilkey, Doi'fNl Al­ [ brt.aht, Ruuell Rou1h, ahl1tanl IATUROAY ONLY lcacher, and Jlm Roed, teacher, I CUii.on We bb, Dorothy McGuire 1I and Mrs. Rifled. M Ke,ter,on F I I Co • • Pl y rs Act" "t',es Wedn,eSday £Ven,•ng I -H Jds Out,n , g At Tee--age Clas·s Forked Run Lalce MEIGS THEATRE 1 I o. ■ .•• H!SON l)l'ive•ln II Bradlo.rd Class . H Id S,gss,on At Church Rooms , I ■ . EI.IERFELDS. . ' STORE iiol)RS - Week Daya 9 A.M. to 5 p:M. .' And 0� Sa,turd�y■ 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. . ------- "THE R.EMAR.ltABLE PENNYPACKER" (Teehnk,olor) - IIIO Glenn Ford - b-nelt Boranlne "TORPEDO RUN" (Metro-Color) ALSO CARTOON Commltree To Meec Ralph baa been active i n churcbwort through out bis lire and i11 adult choir di,..or afld clus leader at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in New Haven. He al10 has been acti\ e in civic affair, having served 1 7 years on the New Haven Town Council. He UI active in the Jun­ ior Or'(ler of Unite.I Am e rican Mechanic,, is a sports enthusiast and at present is manager of a church aofl ball team He and his wife Zella ha �e · eight children, 23 �andchildr n e and six great grandchildren. They re11ide in New Haven. Cordially Invites You To Oar "�ti AND ,., , The program commiUoo of the Afternoon Clrele of He, th Metho­ dl1t Church wlll meet th11 eveninl l al the home of Mn. o. r. Klein In Middleport to plan for the oomtn1 year. IN .OUR . NEW SHOW ROOM. IN POMEROY I ..._GET THE JUMP · on SUMMER EXPENSES wREADY CASH· . . Stop Ill or '),hone Cot 1 quick CASH LOAN $25 to S1'00 w. ■CONOMY SAVINGS & LOAti CO, IIOO·W, lece1141 lt. - WY.,_.,. 2·21 1 1 , ,,__ • WE i\aE GIVJl!IG AWAY A BBAND NEW tiff H.P. SCO'IT M<n'OR - REGISTER NOW NlfcttlNG TO BuY � ORAWING LABOR DA\' ' ' 3� 99.00 lll �port . ' . Special �oat Sale l>�ring Thi$ Sh.ow ' fellvlng Room •Bedroom • Kitchen CINN �......., A111n111• Qn the MghtMt c,,n., -- Free Refresh ments Free Drawi ng - - - PoMS :'.. . RNITURE B·A K E R FURNITURE Woman Is Cited Into Court For Running Sign FRIIJAY SATURDAY. - AUG. 5th and 6th . . AND • ' ) ' , • ,• ·l . • .I • •.' Sporn Employe Retires After 10 Year Tenure er)I ,tore. B.OAT SHOW MR. Mil. GIIIS HONOLULU UPI - Vice Presi­ dent Rich.ird M . Nixon declared Thursday night that the United States will never "tolerate being pushed around' and that it will stand with forces of freedom in West Berlin, Cuba or "wherever it is." He told 1 1,000 people in Hono­ lulu's piduresque Kapiolani Bowl Ralpb V. Gibb, Sr., janitor at on Waikiki Beach that the United the Philip Sporn Plant of the States must be "firm without be­ Central Oper■Ung Company, re­ ing belligerent' in foreign affairi. � Auaim: laL He bad coru­ i'l he ls the next Pfflldent. His:­ plieted lp_ ,-n of 1ervke with on RrVed' noth:e 'th'it the Sovlttl the COinpa..: llili,lr-. hu DO 'lift. Muld e1pect negotiations only mediate plan1 for his retirement from a position of U. s. strength other th.an to spend more time and only if there is a reasonable in his favorite bobbies of gar• proapect for success. dening. fishing and sports, and also expect5 to keep busy at odd LATE RECOVERY jobs and work around his home. ex­ tocks NEW YORK UPI-S He was born near Mason City, tended Thursday 's late recovery W. Va., and attended school at in a moderately active openlr.g Hartford. In his earlier days he today. bad a number of jobs recalling that he 1llrted work at the mines for seventy five cents per day. Later he operated his own groe• METROPOLITAN MOTORS I I Tolerate Being Pushed Around NASHVILLE, Tenn. uP1 - Ettel Kefauver, the lanky Tennesaee lib­ ert1.l whose 22 )lean in Congress urned him tbe enmity of many Southern lead en won an over­ whelming renomination victory for the U. S. Senate Tbunday. He promptly bailed hil own tri­ umph H . a lign that the South and lhe nation wm back the na­ tional Democratic ticke t and put Sen. Jobn .K.ennedy (u--Maas.J in me � 111,e House m Nov ember. 'rhc iuue waa Clear cut: Ke• fauver's pro-civ iJ rtantl liberaliam v_ersus the llales' r1&bl, segrega­ tion conservatism o! Ilia opponent CU'cuit Judge Andrews (UpJ Tay� 1or of Jacklf.>rt, Tenn. Kefauver won b)' alm0&l a 200,UOO vote margin, "LJetrKton . . . , t',...,... Wronl'' "'The vote of Tennessee today makes it cJear that the detractors of tbe :south who tried to say tbal we are b.ackward people have n proven wront." bt Bald in a v i · cy statement. •�rhe .Scn&Lb will c t1nue to move forward in the �amatream of AlnepcaD civili&a Ul)IL. 11t' d ·: ... � •·­ •'Tcnne!ffe ' has �--tb ur Democr1uc 1iei:et oompbNd • of . � . ,. �nators Kennedy anti L)'ndon � Johnson lookulg toward new frontiers will wm lbe allegiance of Americans everywhere." he added. Ooservers everywhere apeculat­ ed 1nat a Kefauver defeat would me.an tne .IJemocrata coUld not win the South. Yhanlu Labor UJNen Taylor argued repeat,edty that Kelauver's vote for tbe new c1vtl ngtus btll, his retuu.l to 11gn the tiU·c1uJe<1 "southern Aianueaw,'' .;um hlS support oy or� iaoor mmcated Ulat lidauvtt did not represem the l.hmlmg: of the peo­ p..i;: o, 1 ennessee or the Sout1t. KUAUVW' fflAft M NMI of hi■ support ot t1le cMI right• bill, •nd in h11 YICtory .........m he tnankN particularly th• a.bor leeder■ ot the ,tat., ."in my years 1n t.:onareas," 'he sa.Jd, ··J nave tougbt lor tne rights 01 all our peopte. 'l'hll victory lO­ llay proves that tbe Mutb aa:rees." ',, 11 • ARREST REPORTED Pomeroy police have reported the arrelll of twe men Cnargcd with rec.llleas operation, releHed to appear later before Ma)'or C.:haraea Legar. They are Roger M. Norman, Harrl80nville :m d Thomas U. Carpenter, St. M.aryi., W. Ya. 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 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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