http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/71ca54bf2743bc534ff39c25ab3be341.pdf 96f80062c557cb518d3360c7926e64c9 PDF Text Text •• • - . ,. I ., •• '' I ' J • ,i I I [ . .. ----- • S.,.twly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 20, 1960 Around And About . Midd leport Mainly About People In Pomeroy ---- --- Twilight Garden Club Holds Reg ular Session Thursday Evening At Pomeroy . ■, ,a ■DDII By LUC!LL ■ HAWKIHI Twilight Garden club Thursday evening �t their home, Mui- . Mrs. Anna Miller ba1 returned berry Ave. The meeting, in charge of Mrs . T. A. Hennessy, president, to her home in Lant1ville after a Mrs. Minnie Davis and Miss Sarah Phillips entertained the I Mr. and Mn. William Bland and daushters, Ca rla and Cathy, ar­ rived Loday to spend the week end with Mr. and Mn. Guy Reynalda. Visiting with the Reynolds Friday were Mra. Edna Burdette 111d M.rs. Cha rles Chambers or Leon. M.r. and Mn. Everett Bachner and dau1hten, Karen and Connie, and Mra. Ida Bachner plan to leave Sunday mornin g for F■ll1 Church, Va., where they will visit with Mr. and Mra. Eugene Bach• ner and daughter. They will also visit at Wuhln,ton, D. C.• before retumin& home. opened with devotions by M iss Ethel Garland, who read from · Y isi_t wi t h Mn. Everett McK nta:bt, 1 Corinthians and gave excerpts of a sermon by Billy Graham. Umon Avenue. · . II I OXFORD $7.99 I Mre. Kati� D■v1s ot t.ncaville �pent the put 10 day1 With Mn. Everett M('Knighl.. Mr. and Mrs. Charita WitbrOw returned home Wedneaday ,wen• ing after a visit in Barberton with his brother•in-l■w and 1l1ter, Mr, and Mrs. C. E. Hu1nmel and other relatives. Bentz Wolfe visited · In PlanU today with his sislen, Mlue■ Ida and Au�usta Wolfe .and brothe r Grover . Mr. and M r1. Donald Murphy Pilt.sbur;h 1 o( were overnight guest, Thursday of Mr. and Mra. Dwlght Locan and son. They I were enroute home after a vac.a­ I lion in Te11nc1see and Kentuck)' , I Mr. and Mra. Ralph Sewell and family attended a family reunion 1 in Dayton recently. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Weese and Miu Marcia Karr were visitors In 1 Huntington Tuesday. Mr. and Mr!!. Harry P. Smith ThursdHy in WatP.r)oo I 11pent where Mrs. Smith w11 the cuc■t speak.er al the Methodi1t Youth Fellow11hip. Miss Nose Mary Shay of G rafton I W. Va., ,who i1 the CUHl of her g randmother, Mr■. Albert Meea was the Wednesday dinner gueat oi Mr. and Mra. Earl Denny Sr . I and son. Receive, Duchttrge ------; Jack M. B raley arrivl!d hr>me 1 Augu,1 13 from Kce,]cr Ai r Forc_c _ his Baae, Mi11., Where he received I discharge from the u s. Air }'orre. I • 'Braley WH lnjured in an accident wh ile ·� duly at the ba'"' and WH hoep1tal1zed for 10 weeks. -"Mrs. Francea Bearh1 was In charge of the met1Un1 of the Bu1y Bee C1ae1 of th1! Middlt1port Finl Baptill Chu rch when they met Thurada)' .at the �hurch for their : regular meetln1. The Lord's Prayer in u nison . . nd _8 _was closed the devotions . Members , m Colurn bu1, Sepl. 7 il_ W1l11amPhil Mrs, and d1scuB11ed responded Lo roll call with a new son was named as delegate and bulb for fall planting . Mrs. Webster -a, alternate. The contest "Arrangement ol in held clinic the on report A Marielta was i,:1ve11 by Mrs. Jed the Week" sponaored by the Citi• Webster Sr. ,1nd CJt hers who at- uma Natlonal Bank, which will tended. The Ohio Garden Club begin October 1 and continue for ..\uoei•tion mt' clmg to be held I one )'ear, was explained by Mrs. - - -- Hennessy and the club voted !o • ·enter the contelll. It wu der ided MEN'S PEDWIN lo change the next meeting from \VH JTE, B Li CKTON Sept. 1:1 to Sept. 22. The meellng will be a planne d potluck and the ' place will be ilnnounced later. M rs. Leverett Roush read an article "Lovely Lilies Bloom All CompleteJy Washable Summer" taken from Ame rican Wonderful for a Band Shoe Home magazine and a 11,per "The Sijzl"S 7 lo I I . Cullure of Peonie�·· was pre11enti ed by Mi,a Augusta Genheime r. Judee■ for nower arraneement were Mn. Uerald WllderTHE SHOE BOX mth, Mn. Eddie Smith end Miss Lucretia GenheJmer. Blue ribMlddlepon, Ohio bons were awarded to Mrs. Phil William,on, Mis:s Ethel Garland, 1t Mi11 Sa rah h1il l1p,. and Mrs. IN MEIGS COUNTY Minnle Davis. I Refre■hmenls wNc rcr\/efl by IT'S the ho1tea!c1 asMslcd b y Miss Mar ilyn Davis aml �trs. Wylll1 D•vill , SMITH CLOTHING - --- - -- - I I 1 FULL Sl!IVl!N • ICJOHTHB length coat of m111tant and white tweed, with deep patch pock.ell and a lhMrl ODDl.r, WU dealped by Robert Jtnos for the Ben Oerahel The llhort •lt.,V'lll are Nt poln.t.. narrow ...,.. edly -..... linl. oon.ouo.. FOR Name Brand Merchandise arpe nte r 1a ! Events Soc· ' 1 he Carpenter Doya 4•H Club held • wiener roalt Monday evenlng with Thad Dye ae host and furnishing transportation for a truck aide aflerwards. Member& in at• ..cndance were David Wooten, Dean ¼ ooten, Charles Turner, Walter .iordan, Thad Dye and adv isor Carl Guestl wcH Oleva /Jreenlees. Smith, Mrs. Ava Greenlee■ and Rose Carolyn, Jimmy Hanina, Rhoade■ and Hilla and Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jo rdan. MYP Ml.ITS The Metl)odi■t Youth Fellow1blp of the Terr.pie Methddl1t Churc h met at the church. Supday evenina. Mra. Cheater Price and M r. and M n. Arthu r Crabtrff were the eounaelo rs in eharae with Lorena and Lau ra . Pri ce, Janet Ingram, Cathy Seel and Lin� Queen and cousin attendins:. The chureh pie• tore plates ■re being ordered. NotH •f lnterNt Mrs, Ralph Frazier and children of Gallipolis visited with her pa renu, Mr. and Mn. �rn GilloJly. Other gueata were M�. and Mrt. Harold G11lo&J.y, G1llipoli1, and Mr-. 1111d.,1Jn, eoefl Otllocly and Steven, . , Alhe1 _ Mr. and Mr1. CIAl'thce Lee, :r,,i. Dora, Florid■, and dlu1htcr, Mrs. Geor1e Klemke, Santa• Monlca, Cal• ilornia, vl■lted Mra. Faye Jordan a�d other relaUvea In thla vicinity the past wee�. . Mr. and i•n. William Culwell we re called to Fl1lwood1, Ky., on Monday by the seriou, lllnen or her mother, Mrs. Thomas Tackett. Mr. and Mn. Harley Townsend and family of Galena were Sunday gueata of her uncles, Paul, Charles anrl WHllam C. Peck, The)' .ittend­ ed the burial of Weltina Town,ond ·1 hompson Ill 'l'e111plc C.:cmelcry on Sunday al lernoon. Cpl. Frank Epple of Harrison­ ville on rurlolla:h from Falrbank1 , Alaska, was also · a a:uest at the Peck home. Mrs. Beuie Str�mg, Alhon1, w11 a week end via.itor with her slater, M r. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan and family, Mr. and Mr,. Chester Bauma:ard• ner and children of C«Nlhoclon we re week end 1ue1t1 or her par­ ents, Mr. and Mra. Dale Dye, Mr. and !'11'1. H. E. Starkey and Mr. and Kn. Dale Dye attended the Homeeomtn• at Pearl Chapel on Sunday. Coluinbl1 Granlf will have an­ nual inaperetion on Frid,:,, evenlna::, Augu1t 28. Member& are urced to allend. Relre1hmen" wlll bo pot­ luck wlth lee tea. Busy Bee Ciass Ho ' -4s Church Session Thursday I I ClOSE-OUT Will Sell At Cost! Slze11 lh To I Ton SA V E ' NOW ON A R• • O O M AI R CONDITION ER! ,,. Ohio Valley Plumb ing and Heating, I nc. Pomoroy, 0. 2'2 I. Second It. 1 J , I i I 1 1 j The meeting opened with the de volional period by Mr■. Ethel Hughes ln charge. Uaina- the four. th chapter of lat , John a■ the sc ripture her the.me was "In Love There la No Fear". Mr.. Hughes closed the devotion1 wllh the -poem "Gratitude of the Humble" Mabel Mn. Nora Mills, Mra: Bennett, Mrs. Huahe1 wer e nam• ed as � committee for a (uture project. Following the bu1lneu meet­ ing Mn_ ElecLI Souden w11 i n cha r.11:e of the proaram with Mr1. Iva Tu rner, M)·a. Bennett and Mrs. Bearb, tu,na � ui:ne 1 wa, conducted b� put. lira. io"411n. The meetlns cloaed with pr-,, er by M rs. Bennett after wbkh rll:freahmenb were erved wlth Mr■. Margaret Ella Lewl1 11 chai rman ot the paper lea, Olher 1 hoate11e1 were Mra. Grace Luman, I Mra. Mo rah Leona rd, Mrt. Vir­ ginia Malik, Mra. Ca rrle Knopp and Mn. Althea M iller a contributing ho1te11. There were twenty-one mlflm1 bers and two gucata present. ' i Auxiliary M eeting · Tuesday fvening In Middtsport The Ladles Auxlllary to Feeney. I Dennett P nst, A1nerlcan Legio'n will meet thl■ Tue1day evenlna: al the Leglnn Hall, Middleport. Mr■. LIiiian Stelft, preside nt, is Ut.lilin,: 111 members lo be preaent Cor i mportant bu1ine11 wUI be : taken care of. I The girl■ who attended Ohio Glrl'a St.ate, Dorla Rice and Judy Sauer are to be preaent lo speak to the ladlea of their eKper ieneea while ■ltendln1 the camp thJ1 summe r. 1 Slumber Party Held By Girls Of 4-H Club . •• � t •� LCO I : ' 1PH 960 4 ' � : ·alFRIG ERATO R ••• • .. Bumgarner Family Reunion Is Held At Park, S�day A slumber party w11 held at the home or Mn Marie Turner for the Salem Center Glrl1 •·H Club with all membera pt11ent but one. 8in10 w11 played followed by d1ncin1. A door brlH w11 won by Und■ Lltbey. Relreahmenta tlLfere HrYtd fol. lowed by various othtir aC!tlvHle,. The late 1how w11 enjoyed bJ 11' The annual Bumc■raH' .!teunlon followed by home made kt enam. WII hold Oil Sunday In t!10 N&i<; AcUvltln Jaated unUJ tho ._ Haven Gudtn qub Park. houn" of the mornln1, Durlq the afternoon la b111lnear Hulon wu bold In cbaqo of thl Pl'llidont llltold BWlll■m •r. A'"' ltillleetli Cldldrell'1 prap,,11 port wu PNlioot..i,'111_ NIIW made toward tho wi1Un1 of I hla, tory Of U.. -lJumprnor ,f1mli,. Huold ........v w11 retained u preal4tll1 anti. BUllllarnw, Asaor� Qolon and Style■ u aeentu,-tnu\U'V In an tlff> Uon of ol!lcon for oomlni;: · y ou, . Approlilnat�J, 100 poroon, at, '911 PRICES START AS LOW AS ASSOCIATED RADIO '1nd TELEVISION Hur)' MIiier, Oner . 1 1 C:ubic Foot Fri91dalre IIJo' FAl4 SKIRTS • 1!1111• Iii• $2.95 ft ·$6.95 I POMEROY, OHIO , REFRIGERATOR , '°" • -------- C : Middleport BECKY'S londed lb• """1on. ' Mrs. Allen Knopp anu daught-1r, Mr■. Harold Voaelsong of Ironton ■J)fnt a day this week in Columbus. Mn. Paul Smart 1penl several days thla werk in Galllpolis with her d1u1hter 1nd1 family Mr. and Mrs. Manni11; Kloe1 and1 s011, Kent. Mr. and lira. Cash B�hr and daughtert, Candace al\d Ctvialine, and Mr. and Mra. Harold E. Hub­ bard and dall&hter, Marta Kay, plan to leaH thia evening for a week'• vacation in Vi rginla. B3e Ktnneth C1le arrived Fri­ day from Bainbridge, Md., to spend the week end with Mn. Cale and dau.i:ater at the home of her parent.I, Mr. and Mn. Jbx Roller. .lVilltln& ae.veral daya thlJ week wf'th Mr. and /df■. David Sneller were their dauPttt, Flount:e of GalUpolll ind Jin. Sneller', niece, llro. Thomas Bruner and daughter, Karen, of Mat0n Town, W. Va. Mr. and din. Richard Vaughan and ehUdrenJ D,ln and Beth plab to ao to ounb■r, Va., thl■ evening to visit wllh her parent,, Mr. and Mrt. W. D. Panon■ and their own mon, ,BJU, who ha■ •been vlsitin1 with hl1 grandparents. On Sunday U111 Vaughan . f.lmlly and the Par• IODI' wlll ailend the Evan■ picnic in Huntlngton and Mr. and Mrs. Vau1han and chUdL·en wlll 10 to Olnclnn.U on Tuelday. "• Mr. and Mrs. Gail Hyell and dau,hter, Sandn, Columbus, ar. i::lved l11t night to spend the week end with Mr. and Mr■. John Brick­ le,. Mr. and Mr1. Denver R ice and .aon, Bllly, apent several d1y1 this week at Cherry Ridge. Mr. and Mn. earl Gilmore and daushter, Carla sue, and Mr. and i'llr1. WIIUam White (Sally Ollmore) . and dauahter and Mr. and Mrs. Robert • Tewkabaey returned today from Buckeye Lake where they have spent the p11t week. Mr. Tewk1bll')' will return to Colum­ bus Sunday where he ls 1ttendln1 barber school. 1 M,"1" Fi, 1, conrtn,4 10 b·l• ho111e with Ule mumps. , Lt. and Mrs. James 'Roller and ohild.ren, Kathy, Jimmy and Joh11D.f, of Rantoul, lllinots, arrived on friday to 1pend the wNik end-with their parenta, M r. and Mrs. M■x Roller and Mr. and Mrs. Home.r fflrtley. w. Out Joppa Way James Brannon has enrolled in lhe music worbhop at OU. AUendlng the Joppa Sunday School plc�lc at Forked Run Lake wen Rev. Freeland No rr i,, Mr. and 'tin. Jed Thanthorey, Mr. and M rs. Q.eorae Recd, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Reed, Pt1le, Arlene and Caroline Jtetd, Mar11111ret Groeentckle, Patty 1Uld 18obby Grosanlckle, :'\tr, and Mra. B. M. Buchanan, E11zabeth, Benjamin and Joey Bu�h■nan, BNnda Ban, Mr. and Mra. Clari• 111ont Harris, Dorla Randolph, Mr. a�d Mr■. Bud NuLttr and ChucllJe of Beverly, Ohio, and Mary. · Roy Dean Ward haa ■pent the la1t few dA.)'1 with hla aunt and ramlly, Mrai B. M. Buchanan. Roy Uvea at Coal Run. Olllo. Mr, and Mn. Purl DIiion were ln,Newark, Ohio to tee her motherJ who hu b.een very Ill. The Dlllona{ ton ,� Ru, ii on leave from the NaYJ. .. IU• IUeen Brannon 11 home arter Y11ltlne her brother and 1iater, rnoet of .Ulilfl summer. Ill\ and Mn. Curtl1 Mlll•r and raml� 111ttended the Miller reunion It Not\11, " llthd State Pork, Coiro, w. iVI, ; Sunday. Vtrlblla CUrt11 11 workln1 11 tho Publle Debt In Parkenbur1. 1 • , ------- Thur-: E� • llr. _ lild llro, �hit Wll lamaon ontorlill!od with a dlnnet Tlu1n, daf ■t their llome, MuJbt� Ave. GUfftl wore Jin. 1!11,.orth Wolle of Cdhllnbua, Mr. and Mro . llll► wortb •Wolle. Jr. of Chulotto, JI, ' C. and Mn. J;lavld Dant, Middl• po(� -t Buchanan To Teach Combined Classes Su11day Jame, Buchanan will be the teacher for the combined seealon of the Sunday srhool cl1ue1 or the Fint United Pre11byted1n , �hurcb, Middleport, when they meet in the 11nctuU7 of the church tomorrow mornine. Fred Lewi1, auist.ant, wlll be in char1e of the service In the absence or the superintendent, Richa rd Vaughan. Mrs. Lillian Stelff, church orcanltt will ■c• company the conererat lonal sing­ In;:. Next Sund1y regular claAle■ will be held durina: the Sunday school hour and on the' fourth of Sept. the pastor, Rev. Howard Ruppelt, will return from hi■ va• cation when morning worship aer• vice, will resume. BPW Plana Picnic We 111br concrete Dr. Kathryn Poindexter nictl�• ed �ord of the d,ath of Miu Mabel Mallory. 81, of St. Cloud, Fla. Mi11 :-iallory died suddenly on July 1 1 followtn1 a beak 1Uaet and waa buried in St. Cloud on July 15. She wa■ a native of Syracuae and a p-aduale of Carleton Colt1a:e oI which,, C. T. Coatn 'w11 auper• lntendent. In 1896. 'Her father, the late Ed Mallory, owned and opetated • 1tore Jn Syraeu■e for many yea111. The Mil• Jory home plaee i1 now lhe property ol the Albul')' Method lit ehuteh and w11 at-Yen to the e)turcb by the -Malloht'1 for a pil'IODl&t', . Charter Draped f.or Past Chiefs At DAV Session ■da "Goetl•i� Rea ' hce fli. ONI - IHI ■unONHOOII -llver-praent hmband Of maid la a PNHQUilltl for lhll Londun-bom tweed � by Cb&rlee en.o: It buttou up Iha ....._ "I try to explain that u1ually there are good Chinese . .,in }be plc­ turea to balance my performance, but they don't lite it," Kam a■ld. Will he mill bl11 •,old Job on "Have Gun?" --�...... . ..... ... qr- .,. .. l'l' dle po l'eather .. ... .... .............. .....__ __ - 0,11.. ,...., ....., -· � ly c...., ...t wttt. _. 1lna1t• ,.._ w...., T-.r, T-,. lllllt _, -- Low ........ .. ... oli, fw ........ w,,.,. - - Bold Carnival. Worker . Escape� With $60, Car • Pomeroy Police Arrest.!fwo For ' t.narges. . , · DWI . C:OMING SEPT. 4-5-6 "WHO ,WA� TlfAT LADY" Tony Curtis - J)ean Martin �:lirW11 1 TONIGIIT SUPl!R WESTEIINI Richard Widmark, Henry Fonda Dorothy Milone ,and · Anthony Quinn In ..WARLOCK" (Scope and Color) - all'o James Maton end t>oro't.by Dandridec in 1 'THE DECKS RAN .RED" (OUTSTANDING MUTINY) Also cartoon IUNDAY 1nil -DAY Rock Hudlon - Dorla Doy PJLLOW TALK" (Clnomucopo •nd Colo,) 1 ' --•- ­ Gretll Palmer 1;:d Ktlllleen crowt•y In •'Tl!lil REBEL Sl!:I"' Alu Ouloon ' DMt-tlla ■ 1r1.ti&• •iol.l!or � ' ■-,, Ntthtl j ,J .U' ! ' . . ..' '' -l . :I' . l·.. . ' ' been Aug115t J 4 Thru i 5ept. 3 A Car...n answerinl' W1llaee'■ descrlptlon, had threatened a local tavern own­ er with I cun and demanded that he hand over a bottJe of liq11or. Sherlll Hamllllach W11 aeatthlnJ for the m�m ,....·.en the repon. � of the theft al ...1e falrgrci,uadl wu made. Wallace's audadty and luck in esuping fro m . offielall Sltunta, night �u,Jled that of '"lfUUY" Pirman, tocal official, apeed: to­ day. Aft.er leaving the fair IJOllndt. he dilehed the st.alidn w.■,ott· on Route 124 at Laurel CIW, ealled. a • local 11rq:e and bad a wrecker pull him out, and · eluded offiem'I lhrou&hout the ni&ht. He wrecked Ule Ration waom Sunday morning and escaped on foot in Jaebon. ID the vehicle were roU. of penn.la: and lilwr taken from the traitor and a .h calibre revolver. W■ll■ce, who 11 uid to be I ni­ li",e or cbiUJcothe, was deteribed as between 35 and 40 years of . 11e, um pounda, 5 feet, to� incbea, .abort. cut red hair with a tattoo Qf a oman o.n his arm. He bad ed1at a at.and at the fair and bK quit hit job Saturday. The driver of another ttolen hide WU not IO lucky. At ,:20 a. m. Sunda)' mornlq. count official■ apprehended Willie Lee Williams, youn1 Parkenbdr.1 Negro youOI, after be bad wrec-l;ed a stolen car al Rock Sprinat, and eacaped on foot. He wfia arrested at Laurel Cliff and i■ Iodced ID the county Jail. The car, owned tiy Jlm C. Jbbn­ aon, tJtUe Hocking, was praomed to be stolen .although the owner lou.tocl Joi lod.lJ : bf had nol wuhin.gton C.ounty oUlcla)a. �­ It wu i.o, ill Hartenbac�· uid. · ·• . . da111a1ed-. . :!.ecordinl t,i , """'t re,..-t ,u. •• In the lhtriff'• 6111«, the' 1.1,r, lnul1III al • high r1t1 .i .,.i. • i!MP" _:1 left' the· hllh..,. feel I !ptlftp cbun:b, bl!I-., ~ · on ,the ri&bl •i4'1 9' . ' •;;., · ,, ,. ..,, ,, eroDNI over _.ad we.nt M '- jin the let aide, alid aidewa,f !I. feet before it 1>verturned. The drher . ' . Two men have been chara:ed with WU uninjured; Alto ureated bj lhe ahoriff'i lle­ drivlng while Jntosi.cated following uieir arMt by · Pometoy police pu'tment over the week end _.,. over the week end, Chi�f Jed Wflb­ James Hawley, Cheshire, .... 8mi, nard Garnes, Dexter Route I. IJa•· ster Nid today. . Nonnan Stewa'rt. MUQII, wu ar­ 1ey ii listed as I parole rested COUowin1 an accident on and ia also facing tJirt.e eh.argf:11• ln Eut Main-at al 2:28 a. -.. Sunda, county court, HBIUll and bathlf'J', momln1. Stewart•• car plunged making menacing treat.I and $ .,. over thlfl river bink: Jlear the Pom­ turbin, the peace. Mfidavib were •� by Jama eroy Ceme�t ock: yard. The driv­ er ha� tefl �scene when P9lice D. and Homer Griffith, Jr. Gamet anived and w later ,nested at i1 being held for Welt Virginia au-­ a Reute 1 nl1ht club, b)' Shorilf thoriUe.■ on a non..upport chaqe , and ii under lnvealip tlon b)' . lo­ Hartenbaeh for Pomeroy. p0lice, Stewart wu releue,I Sundar on cal officen. f, wrodi Sund1J ,t Laurel Qtff $250 bond. He waa oJi luve from wu lnvesti1ated by eount1 .offi­ the armed lel'Yice1. Alao cb1r1ed wltll DWI W11 CUI· cen. Thomu Ray Reuter, drMlll PllrlenBurg, eut on Route 12' lpld oflkml, lord · Wblttillllon, who ns arr.nted at •� _,. m. on that hi■ truck akidded on die wet Sunday arld wai still tiilq held In biehway, hit a bank and turned:VV• jail today, Other POIIIVOY pollc:e er on It■ aide, with mediUffl . clam• arre■ta were Sae 'l"b(tm:u, Fomeroy, age to the •�- "TIie driver wu chuw.l with ln!Qiallon and How• uninjured. ard Moore, flKne. W. Va., char­ ged wllll runqln(·• ...i Up.l "Y• NOT OPEN , • - -won. . ' ' Vlaitlnu: Mr. and Mr1. Hanson Holter Sunday were Mn, Edith Si11on and children, Mr. and M ra. Rus■ell Wynkoop and son of Columbus, Mr. and Mn. Har­ old Holter and children of Lon'? Bottom and Mr. and Mrs. D.:ivid Holter and family, C.1leeter. :Mra. 4'-mand1 Baer, Mn. Mark Evans and son Dennis and- Mt1. daua:hters Harold Newell and ra. Charles Baer vl11ttd Mr. an �. George Baer and l(r. and Sunday, M r. and Mn. Vir&il Walker of B11han and M�. and Mrs. Roy Cu.rtl1 or Pomeroy visited Mr. ind Mn. Lewis WaJIEer Saturday. Mn. Anna Freeter vlllled NV• with her dau1hter, eral days -Mn. Oeor1e a.er and family. Edmund Grueser yislted Mr. and Mni. Lewia W1l1Eer Friday evenlna. Mn. Lillian Nagper, lln. Hom• er DIii, llr. •nd .lln. Wlllud Faudree aad Mn. 4manda Baer attended church Suttdl)' evenln1 at the Nuatene Ch\ll'Cb1 Syra- , ' ' e' F,orest Run S.ociol Events II>• • °"' --­ . • •. nt1ne e : a.�- Y· - •, feel badly about It," Kam Birtlulay Celebrated extt-tained, "and Ric.hard Boont' The birthday oC M'fi. Amanda wa■ very unhappy that 1 wouldn't sign a new l!Onl ract for next aea­ t<aspar was celebrated Thursday whc-:,, the Busy Bee Sewing Ci rcle ">n. But he has forgive{' me. 1f lhe Federated Church met at "When an actor leaves a serlcs <he church for an al.I day quillina:. Ibey usually kill him off in the 1·wo decoralcd birthday cakes eeript. ,But not me, I think they uplainc:d by absence by 111ying .,ere served with a potluck dinner l took a slow boat to China to get at noon to Mrs. Kaspar, Mrs. W. L. Kautz, �iss Lena Grueser, ..Mrs. married."' Walter Baer, Mrs, Carrie Grueser, Mn. Freda Mit�h. :.Jili8 Anna A"ive In Germany Durst, Mrs. •Ben Neutzllna. Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rice of Mid • Adam Eberabach, Mrs. Nor man dleport have rttelved word ttial Kloes and Mra. Clarence Massar. their liOn and d.wutJ!hter-in ,law, Capt. and Mrs. Cheater Rice and dauithter, Su11n, have arrived in J'i,jt, In Columbw BUI Taylor, who hH been here Germany. They left New York by hi! father, Hube rt Taylor and witb boa.t nea r the e11d or July and ex­ pect to be ln Germany for three dauehter, Helen Louise, for the aummer month■ while he has been or fou r years. attending summer clssses at OU, left Friday for Columbus where he wlU vblt with hia brother and sl■ter,in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Taylor. ly Amell■ Walk• On Sunday Bill will go to Inde­ Holter, µater Mrs. Bertha Bail)', Mrs. Amanda Baer and pendence where he. is a lefcher of Mr. and Mr■. WillJrd Fauddee Bioolol)> end Englf1b In the hljlb · . · · vi1ited recently with M r.11. Rad­ school. ford and daughter, Helen, alao . Mrs. V ista Frank, Fla_twoods. M ra. Stella Gruese1· visited with MEIGS THEATRE Mr. and Mr■, Edward Schaefer. Pome_roy, Oblo Sunday School auendance, Aug, 1t w11 153, collection ,11.58. Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Holter ° visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Walk­ er Monda)' evening. ..,1,1!lo.-=i:1 · ,· , ,· loll l!l!I larte '""· t,- !Nllf"'7• ........ .....,., ..." Whit'• Ille Sited Pia II tllt Worf4? ,; . ) Kia fellow Chineae refuse to ape■k to Kam after he plays a in oriental heavy Communi■t movlea. Mr■. Lewi.I Walker Ylllted Kn. ory of three Paat Grand Chtef1, Cusle MtC.llntook, Toledo, Either Am1ncl1 Bier ..d llr, and .lln. $waffleld. Cl'"land. and Adel1lde Wlll1rd Foudreo Saturday after­ Bellew, ClneJnnaU, when Kagti.olla noon, Temple Pythtan Slllln met on Tliu,,iay ovonln1 ii lht DAV Hall, Amanda Kuper, excellent •.., lor, proalded incl communlcliMON � N1d from Pu,11,ne Thompeon, lt'lnd chief, and Olhen concernlllf pand temele MIiion whlc'h wlD bo held 'I n O.,lon, 8"pL 11-M. Gamfi were ,1ayed durlnJ the aoclal hour with prlza awarded thi wlnnero 104 rell'dhmontl ,..,. -• b ' � -na 1nd elm �- Y J.oa 'ffl a. Grua. u, or Sal!l f mbtt � moeuns ,.in r..:nnU., and lilullaret -� ""I"'\ • � , Sorvtto !II•"- NO. 101 "My part as Hey Boy was ob­ jecllon.able lo some of the older Chlne■e," he uid. ''They didn't UIEe the queue. It belonaed to the Manchu dynuty which w11 the lul to conquer Chin■." 1he Chartlflr w11 draped In mem­ c111e. 'tlat lloaN · of Truit.,, of tl&o lilldllltpon ,in1 llptlat Ctnm,I> 11111 comln1 TuNc111 wlU ennJII( at ll:le churth at I o'eloc:t. Board el Cbril­ On Wed1lft<laY uali &l�Ubn will meet 11 tho dl,qeh folloiwlnl tho llld•Wook •t 8:30, � io Yolli' 11111all - � ntiry day -. � liJ,,J!_ L ■, for � ' ' - _ _lc __ mGGfLU:&bOOPY ------------------SISIN �]-' 2:�11 ;[ · it ;:;:;r; , Au,au d w.': a:i: �o;;; o'.i hti:: o;i; 1,,'c Bdcu:;;:;;rt ·Mld ;;;;;;;;'.i .·- ";�;_me 1 960 ,M ;::;;:::;;:-;::.!:•:..-�.;...-_:'�-------'.'"'".,...______...;._.;.•.;. 22, v Y _ , · The Cbineae colony In San Francisco, som e 40,000 ,trong, ls proud of Kam's new role. He says hl1 chl raeterlution iB a true rep­ modern or resentation the Chlne■e - American. Tt_tlfteu ro Meet 1pect1tcaUona, deliver ·11 NIGHT lo :,oqr J�b, rea­ dy to pcllll': Lowe,it ,price,. i No fint d iacovered by a junk · load or Chinese exploreni. "When they landed in c■Ufornia and 11w nothin, but a bunch of unclothed lndiaru, the leader aald, 'Let'I IO back to China, thi1 is no pJace to open ·a laundry.' " ' Dr. Poindexter Notified Of Death In Florida ' ., - ,_ 1..........., to' IIM fl• ""I' 11..t Thi at CeluIt 11ft. 1M w11 loll �� , .. 1954 - Ille ..._..... of � ........ Qo4..;·-w · • Bualneu and Profea■lonal Wom• en'1 Clubs of District 1 1 are pl•n­ ning a 'picnic Sept. l at Late Ho)e. Member■ are to brln1 their b11tet di'nner and own table �r­ ,1c1. Plana are to eat 11 &:00. Memben of the M:'l ddleport Club plannJnc to attend are to · contact Mn. Betty Picken■, pre­ ' aldeat II Mil■ Freddie Houd1- · Mr i'audree WJU•� Mfl. and . aheU.1 secretary for further in• visited BaeP Amanda Mrs. and � , formation. Mr . and Mrs. Albert Baer Tues• dAy evening. Ready,Mixe◄ Cqn,c rete . � f : 9 21· ' . HOUDASll:LT YIR- SCOTT HOI.J...YWOOD URI - A minor Chinese revolution took place ID Tinsel Town Lbi1 au.mmer when ChineN actor Kam Toni left hi1 Hey Boy lJ1 j'HIYe Gun, role of Will Travel" to eo-1tar In a new series. Richard Boone, 1t.r of the horse opera, was mad enou:)1 to chew hi■ 1purs wben Kam parked his queue for greener p11ture,. But Tong bowed politely and lit out to play a Chinese hero Jn "Mr. Ga rlund." In the new CBS ■how Kam wears Ivy League clothts, apeall:■ cul tu red English and runa a pawn shop in San Fraoeiaco's Chin•• town. hard by Rosenbaum'• plumb­ ins 11hop. . "'W c have to 10 to San Fran� dsco every two week■ to tboot lo­ cation aee.ne.a," Kam 11ld. ''I lived there elf and on lor 25 yea rs. For seven or lbem 1 ran lhe •·Shanghai Lil" reataurant. Now when I ao up there ■a an actor my frlend■ call -me •Fonui' -that means 'Ham' in Chinese." lorn In INtn A native of callfornJa, �m w11 raised. in . 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F.ddi e Mathews and Johnny Logan each hit homen but Mil• waukee'a mergin of victory 'WU Hank Auon'1 11crilice in the eiebth. . l£ C�annel ] mon day � --=-,.. - ·-� �'°�' 11:t:dn' , MiNdte Syracuse- Pomeroy 1 20 0 0 1 0-4 6 3 Baron11 000 003 � 8 • Louks (WP), Boyd ( ) and M. 7 Winebrenn•r. Bul)i and J. Johnaon . - v.. _ ..........., · lNTERNATIONAt TRUCKS Eto • 4-llilly Sentinel, Pomeroy ,, Bu· lse The way they see It, the ufflted Slates definltoly baa ealned strength in track and awlmmlng­ evcnts Jn whleh it ha1 held a vlr• t•1al monopoly throuah the ycara. But its relative weaknen-to Ru• • •la-in II num ber of JesUJr 11porl11 R flg1: cM to gl vc the bl.a bear tho cushion It needs to make II two straight world team lilies. play . TROPHIII AWAl01D Trophies were awarded eac h player o( the wlnnlna team and .i large trophy went to the man afe r. Tourney manaaer Bob Lou ks treated both team, after the same to home made iee cream and po• tato ships. Syracuse Mayor Dick Winebrenner made trophy pre &en• tatlons. H1acfaom• ploliap mod•b haw ..ua f'OOIII. Compact. daip mom.la hu.111 b..,_ ,.i,t _. .. Unlt.d Pres, lnt&rn.tional then l08t the ni1htcap by the They keep tou ting home run- same store. hittin g Ron-Hansen as the rookie of Ha..rm on Killebrew, the year but he may go whole ho& and Bob Alliso n, Jim Lemon and wind up with the American "bi g three," all hit Washington•, homen agalrult Leaiue'm moat valuable player the Yankees . U:mon 's · 29 th homer award. aualnat the Yankee■ Lemon'a 2 th · 9 If he doe■, the ipectacula.r 22- burner w i th one on • in the eighth year-old Baltimore ahortstop will of t loser Bobby s,i:an ta broke a be<:ome the first rookie In major ◄- tie. 4 league history ever to be voted A fouf-run. tally in the fifth inthe MVP distinction. ning plwi Paul Foytacll: '1 1tro111 A lot depends oo whether or relief not the Oriole■ win the pennant, first stlnt a.ave the Tiger, their game victory over the Indian, of coune. Hansen is doing more desp ite Tribe homers ,by Ken Asthan his share in that department prom onte and Jim Plenall. 'lben too. in the nightcap, Eddie Yott 1ine He helped boost them with in I � games of first place Sunday led ,Pome two runa in the eighth to break a 4--4 deadlock. with his 19t h homer that turned Rookie Cliff Cook, Vada Pinson out to be the win nln1 run in a and Wally Poat e&ch hit homen in 10-4 victory over the Red Sox. Han- Cinc innati's win over Plttaburgh, sen, who has lost 25 pounds since Po11t '1 homer was a plncb two-run the season started, h11.1 accounted , ror ei1 ht of the 30 homers the Or• One,.Time Pride Of hit in their J.,t 17 , �,V�$18� ��IN W�zty eJt.PlaTl\q•I G Wit h most of the athlet�, enjoy• Ing a· day orr Sunday, the only adlvity anywhere along the Olympic villa1e was lim ited to £lb session, in whi ih''the various "experlll" discus,cd ��the rel.alive merits of lhe U. S. and U. S, S. R, teams. We offer the finest tru c ks Ow •.., J>er l Pitts burgh 73 i5 .tHQ Milw auk ee fffi 50 . 545 ti¼ St. Louis 65 53 .Ml 8 U>s Angeles 62 52 .M4 9 San Fnmci.sco 5 57 . 51)1) 1 4 7 Cin c inna ti M 65 . 4M 1 9½: Chicago 45 70 . 39 1 26 ½: Ph i lade lphia 45 74 ,378 28 1A Sund1y'i R•1ulh Chlupo .5 5.ln fr.,,clsco l ht San F r1nci co Ch ca 3 2 t l eo nd St. Loul 1 2 Los5 Ange l•• 0 Mllwaukel 3 Philaditlphia 2 CinC:inmiti I Pltt1bur,h 4 Saturday", RHUlh Chluao 9 S•n Fra r'ld•co 5 ltltttbur1h 10 Clnc l nn.tl 7 Lo. An1•I•• 2 St. Louis 1 Mllwaulc" 1 Phi tadalphla 0, ni1ht Monda�•• Probabl• PitchHa Ci nc i nnati at Chl ca10 - O'Tool• 10-1 1 VI Anderson 6-7. S.n . Francl aco a l LDI A {ni1ht. - Ma ri ch al 4-0 YI Dry"981N adal • 18-ll. Only For }!istory Shattering MVP Baseball Award The rlim atic sevenlh HW the Ba· rons get lhelr first two halters, Terry Johnson and Mirky Morris, un via free p11.1ses off Jim Louks, obviously tired 11fter 8ix inning9 of had work. Freddy Boyd was called \Jl)un to come In and put out the ' fire. .. He did, by atriking out John ny Allensworth, Mike ,Bratton, and Gary Slobarl, the latter both Lit• tie Lcaguera promoted to Pony sta. Pltbl:tur11h 1t Chicaao "0.ad Without Him" Philadelphia at St. L°" l1 n l lus. , eht The lanky ah oitttop also MilwaukN •f LOI A,,..1.., nl1h Jl as t Syracuse - Pomeroy (hereafler Cln �innatl a t San F ran,c iaeo, night driven in 71 runa 10 far and man■ger Paul Richards frankly con. referred to as S-PJ, got one In the AMERICAN LEAGUE fesses , "Witho ut him we'd be first inning when Tom Shasleen W. L. Pct. GB dead: · singled, went to second on I pasa­ New York 67 47 8 G us Triandos got lhe Orloles out ed ball, and seored on Boyd'a sin­ Ba ltimore 68 lH -� .571 1 14 I in front gle. Two more scored in the next Chicago Sunday with a fourth in 68 51 . 571 1 ning gnnd slam homer off loser14 frame when Louks walked, moved Washington �9 59 . 500 to Ike Deloclr: and Hansen's sixth inup on another paBSed ball, 1111d Cleveland M � .49 1 1 1 ning amuh pro\'ed the clinche scored on Sh.uteen's double. Shaa­ Detroit r. 56 60 .4 83 1 2 , The victory mov ed the Oriolea teen scored on Boyd', dou ble. Boston 49 66 .4 26 1814 into a 1ec c.md-place tie with lhe In the fifth S-P'1 David Baker Kansas City 42 73 .3 65 26 ',ii Wh ite Sox, who lost an was hit by Baron hurler Charley 8- I deSunday's R"ulta Bush, swiped , seco nd, and, with / cision to the Ath let ic,. The SenaDet roit 6 Clevel,■nd 4 ht tors defeated the first-place two out, scored when Spencer w11 Yankees, 7 -4, lo move into safe on a wide throw from 1hort­ 0.trolt 6 Cl.,,eland 4 2nd fou rth Kan u, Clly I Chlcaeo 1 place \Vh ile the Tigers ran stop that pulled fir■t sacker John­ lhe ir B a ltlmo.-. ID ao,ton win nln g streak to six gam 4 ny Allensworth off the baa:, and in es with a W1 1hlne ton 7 pai New r of 6◄ vlcto.rle, over the York 4 tagging the runner, the ball w1.11 ladin1 So1turda y'1 Retult■ Jndla n1. dropped. Bol to n I Baltimore 6, lat In the National Leagu day BARONS RA LL Y e, the Reds beat the Pirates, ,8-4 Allensworth led off the Baron Baltlmoro 6 Bodon O, 2nd nl1ht , and Now York 9 W11h. 5 1 1 Inn,. Brave, clim bed to within tht. sixt h with a walk, and Bratton fol­ Chi cago 3 Kanu, City 8 ½. fames of llrat plaee with O lowed with another. Stobart doub­ a 3-2 deDtf rolt 4 Cle nla nd 2 cislon over the ' Ph illie s Th led scoring All'ensworth, and Mel . e Card­ Monday'a Probable Pitcher■ vin Coen, pinch hlttina: with a inafs blanked the Dodgers, -0, and 2 No 1ame 1 ttha4uled broken finger In a cut, sing led, the Cubs beat the GJant,, li-3, in TUe lda-., 's Crarn H scorin.i; Br.in.on. the opener of a dou blt! hea der, Kan1,11 City at Waah., nl1ht Then Jim Johmon, another Lit. Detroit at Baltimore, night Ile Leaguer, walked and Stobart Chica,o at New York, nigh t Clevel•nd ■t Botton, nl1ht scored on Carr'1 ground biilJ. Louks, worklnii Jn all thre e games the S-P boys played in the tourney, fanned 4:1, walked J I hit four, gave up seven hit• In 1 2 in­ ninis. Five of the hit, came 'in the game Saturday. B�sh, Salurdey, tanned nin e, walked five, hit three, gave up .. ,ix hits. Saturday Louli■ fanned lS. •d walked seven, hit one. ·- -'-1�CIJ.a, ;/ l" lAJ Micky Morrl, was lop iBaron 'hJt:"' ter With a single and double ; r.arr ROME UP I _ Thct uperts doubled while Coen slnaled pre• and diet the Unltcd Sta tes wil l take , Stobart doubled. homo I lot of medals Jo,or the win ners, Wi lll o Bla ck- will sweep to its sec 'but Rull!ia well had four lor nine, Mi� key mythical Olympic tea ond straight m title Winebrenner !Ix for in 1 1 and Shas- the games which begin on Th tecn five for 11 , In all tourname · 11r1nt day. • Alld llf - • '-• -:,·:;;, •;:;:.:,:;� o�� 1n1. Fr11 Ull111111. LUMBER Good. klln dried illlock. Su.table fOr il n,y fh: - up JIW"PO,le . 2" .Jt •••• u lbw 11 _ _ _ _ k' llo. 0 :�: ::� ::�:� '" nof wltl, 1 11w, sound An .average house can he re-roofed for N little U _ _ _ _ ' 1 1 .15 per mo. ( Syracuse-Pomeroy became chain­ pions Saturday afternoon of the Syracuse Pony Tournament after seven i nnings of hard-played bHe­ ball in a gam e that w11.1n't dtcided unti l the final out II the MJddle­ port Barol\8 went down -3. A sixt h..!nnini:: rally b)'4 lhe Ba­ rons that ncued three runs, after the winner,, had collected one in the lint, two In the second, and one in the fifth, had made a "new ball gi1me" of it. inEJet-ds . Sy racu se -Pomeroy Po n ie s B eat ' Baron s 4 to 3 BoYd Puts Qut STANDINGS Rooki• e Ron ffansen str ong o no • )e candidate 7th lnmng Fire 1 On 3 Strikeou ts -home . ' .. ' f ' �. . . .. . r _Moie:Sports ', ITIILIU HIRI •un ll ■ Po. (UPI)- Jlcl Bu.Uer, former Steelers' defen1ive atar, bu been b:lrw:d u an asaist­ ant eoacli by the Piltaburgh club of the NaUouaJ. Football League. CAUroRNIA, _ Today: Page 3 •• • • • • • • • • • • •• ' POMEROY CEMENT •• • llOCK CO. •••••••••• Malr. e o u r store your ho111e Rx-up headquar­ hrs. 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F.ddi e Mathews and Johnny Logan each hit homen but Mil• waukee'a mergin of victory 'WU Hank Auon'1 11crilice in the eiebth. . l£ C�annel ] mon day � --=-,.. - ·-� �'°�' 11:t:dn' , MiNdte Syracuse- Pomeroy 1 20 0 0 1 0-4 6 3 Baron11 000 003 � 8 • Louks (WP), Boyd ( ) and M. 7 Winebrenn•r. Bul)i and J. Johnaon . - v.. _ ..........., · lNTERNATIONAt TRUCKS Eto • 4-llilly Sentinel, Pomeroy ,, Bu· lse The way they see It, the ufflted Slates definltoly baa ealned strength in track and awlmmlng­ evcnts Jn whleh it ha1 held a vlr• t•1al monopoly throuah the ycara. But its relative weaknen-to Ru• • •la-in II num ber of JesUJr 11porl11 R flg1: cM to gl vc the bl.a bear tho cushion It needs to make II two straight world team lilies. play . TROPHIII AWAl01D Trophies were awarded eac h player o( the wlnnlna team and .i large trophy went to the man afe r. Tourney manaaer Bob Lou ks treated both team, after the same to home made iee cream and po• tato ships. Syracuse Mayor Dick Winebrenner made trophy pre &en• tatlons. H1acfaom• ploliap mod•b haw ..ua f'OOIII. Compact. daip mom.la hu.111 b..,_ ,.i,t _. .. Unlt.d Pres, lnt&rn.tional then l08t the ni1htcap by the They keep tou ting home run- same store. hittin g Ron-Hansen as the rookie of Ha..rm on Killebrew, the year but he may go whole ho& and Bob Alliso n, Jim Lemon and wind up with the American "bi g three," all hit Washington•, homen agalrult Leaiue'm moat valuable player the Yankees . U:mon 's · 29 th homer award. aualnat the Yankee■ Lemon'a 2 th · 9 If he doe■, the ipectacula.r 22- burner w i th one on • in the eighth year-old Baltimore ahortstop will of t loser Bobby s,i:an ta broke a be<:ome the first rookie In major ◄- tie. 4 league history ever to be voted A fouf-run. tally in the fifth inthe MVP distinction. ning plwi Paul Foytacll: '1 1tro111 A lot depends oo whether or relief not the Oriole■ win the pennant, first stlnt a.ave the Tiger, their game victory over the Indian, of coune. Hansen is doing more desp ite Tribe homers ,by Ken Asthan his share in that department prom onte and Jim Plenall. 'lben too. in the nightcap, Eddie Yott 1ine He helped boost them with in I � games of first place Sunday led ,Pome two runa in the eighth to break a 4--4 deadlock. with his 19t h homer that turned Rookie Cliff Cook, Vada Pinson out to be the win nln1 run in a and Wally Poat e&ch hit homen in 10-4 victory over the Red Sox. Han- Cinc innati's win over Plttaburgh, sen, who has lost 25 pounds since Po11t '1 homer was a plncb two-run the season started, h11.1 accounted , ror ei1 ht of the 30 homers the Or• One,.Time Pride Of hit in their J.,t 17 , �,V�$18� ��IN W�zty eJt.PlaTl\q•I G Wit h most of the athlet�, enjoy• Ing a· day orr Sunday, the only adlvity anywhere along the Olympic villa1e was lim ited to £lb session, in whi ih''the various "experlll" discus,cd ��the rel.alive merits of lhe U. S. and U. S, S. R, teams. We offer the finest tru c ks Ow •.., J>er l Pitts burgh 73 i5 .tHQ Milw auk ee fffi 50 . 545 ti¼ St. Louis 65 53 .Ml 8 U>s Angeles 62 52 .M4 9 San Fnmci.sco 5 57 . 51)1) 1 4 7 Cin c inna ti M 65 . 4M 1 9½: Chicago 45 70 . 39 1 26 ½: Ph i lade lphia 45 74 ,378 28 1A Sund1y'i R•1ulh Chlupo .5 5.ln fr.,,clsco l ht San F r1nci co Ch ca 3 2 t l eo nd St. Loul 1 2 Los5 Ange l•• 0 Mllwaukel 3 Philaditlphia 2 CinC:inmiti I Pltt1bur,h 4 Saturday", RHUlh Chluao 9 S•n Fra r'ld•co 5 ltltttbur1h 10 Clnc l nn.tl 7 Lo. An1•I•• 2 St. Louis 1 Mllwaulc" 1 Phi tadalphla 0, ni1ht Monda�•• Probabl• PitchHa Ci nc i nnati at Chl ca10 - O'Tool• 10-1 1 VI Anderson 6-7. S.n . Francl aco a l LDI A {ni1ht. - Ma ri ch al 4-0 YI Dry"981N adal • 18-ll. Only For }!istory Shattering MVP Baseball Award The rlim atic sevenlh HW the Ba· rons get lhelr first two halters, Terry Johnson and Mirky Morris, un via free p11.1ses off Jim Louks, obviously tired 11fter 8ix inning9 of had work. Freddy Boyd was called \Jl)un to come In and put out the ' fire. .. He did, by atriking out John ny Allensworth, Mike ,Bratton, and Gary Slobarl, the latter both Lit• tie Lcaguera promoted to Pony sta. Pltbl:tur11h 1t Chicaao "0.ad Without Him" Philadelphia at St. L°" l1 n l lus. , eht The lanky ah oitttop also MilwaukN •f LOI A,,..1.., nl1h Jl as t Syracuse - Pomeroy (hereafler Cln �innatl a t San F ran,c iaeo, night driven in 71 runa 10 far and man■ger Paul Richards frankly con. referred to as S-PJ, got one In the AMERICAN LEAGUE fesses , "Witho ut him we'd be first inning when Tom Shasleen W. L. Pct. GB dead: · singled, went to second on I pasa­ New York 67 47 8 G us Triandos got lhe Orloles out ed ball, and seored on Boyd'a sin­ Ba ltimore 68 lH -� .571 1 14 I in front gle. Two more scored in the next Chicago Sunday with a fourth in 68 51 . 571 1 ning gnnd slam homer off loser14 frame when Louks walked, moved Washington �9 59 . 500 to Ike Deloclr: and Hansen's sixth inup on another paBSed ball, 1111d Cleveland M � .49 1 1 1 ning amuh pro\'ed the clinche scored on Sh.uteen's double. Shaa­ Detroit r. 56 60 .4 83 1 2 , The victory mov ed the Oriolea teen scored on Boyd', dou ble. Boston 49 66 .4 26 1814 into a 1ec c.md-place tie with lhe In the fifth S-P'1 David Baker Kansas City 42 73 .3 65 26 ',ii Wh ite Sox, who lost an was hit by Baron hurler Charley 8- I deSunday's R"ulta Bush, swiped , seco nd, and, with / cision to the Ath let ic,. The SenaDet roit 6 Clevel,■nd 4 ht tors defeated the first-place two out, scored when Spencer w11 Yankees, 7 -4, lo move into safe on a wide throw from 1hort­ 0.trolt 6 Cl.,,eland 4 2nd fou rth Kan u, Clly I Chlcaeo 1 place \Vh ile the Tigers ran stop that pulled fir■t sacker John­ lhe ir B a ltlmo.-. ID ao,ton win nln g streak to six gam 4 ny Allensworth off the baa:, and in es with a W1 1hlne ton 7 pai New r of 6◄ vlcto.rle, over the York 4 tagging the runner, the ball w1.11 ladin1 So1turda y'1 Retult■ Jndla n1. dropped. Bol to n I Baltimore 6, lat In the National Leagu day BARONS RA LL Y e, the Reds beat the Pirates, ,8-4 Allensworth led off the Baron Baltlmoro 6 Bodon O, 2nd nl1ht , and Now York 9 W11h. 5 1 1 Inn,. Brave, clim bed to within tht. sixt h with a walk, and Bratton fol­ Chi cago 3 Kanu, City 8 ½. fames of llrat plaee with O lowed with another. Stobart doub­ a 3-2 deDtf rolt 4 Cle nla nd 2 cislon over the ' Ph illie s Th led scoring All'ensworth, and Mel . e Card­ Monday'a Probable Pitcher■ vin Coen, pinch hlttina: with a inafs blanked the Dodgers, -0, and 2 No 1ame 1 ttha4uled broken finger In a cut, sing led, the Cubs beat the GJant,, li-3, in TUe lda-., 's Crarn H scorin.i; Br.in.on. the opener of a dou blt! hea der, Kan1,11 City at Waah., nl1ht Then Jim Johmon, another Lit. Detroit at Baltimore, night Ile Leaguer, walked and Stobart Chica,o at New York, nigh t Clevel•nd ■t Botton, nl1ht scored on Carr'1 ground biilJ. Louks, worklnii Jn all thre e games the S-P boys played in the tourney, fanned 4:1, walked J I hit four, gave up seven hit• In 1 2 in­ ninis. Five of the hit, came 'in the game Saturday. B�sh, Salurdey, tanned nin e, walked five, hit three, gave up .. ,ix hits. Saturday Louli■ fanned lS. •d walked seven, hit one. ·- -'-1�CIJ.a, ;/ l" lAJ Micky Morrl, was lop iBaron 'hJt:"' ter With a single and double ; r.arr ROME UP I _ Thct uperts doubled while Coen slnaled pre• and diet the Unltcd Sta tes wil l take , Stobart doubled. homo I lot of medals Jo,or the win ners, Wi lll o Bla ck- will sweep to its sec 'but Rull!ia well had four lor nine, Mi� key mythical Olympic tea ond straight m title Winebrenner !Ix for in 1 1 and Shas- the games which begin on Th tecn five for 11 , In all tourname · 11r1nt day. • Alld llf - • '-• -:,·:;;, •;:;:.:,:;� o�� 1n1. Fr11 Ull111111. LUMBER Good. klln dried illlock. Su.table fOr il n,y fh: - up JIW"PO,le . 2" .Jt •••• u lbw 11 _ _ _ _ k' llo. 0 :�: ::� ::�:� '" nof wltl, 1 11w, sound An .average house can he re-roofed for N little U _ _ _ _ ' 1 1 .15 per mo. ( Syracuse-Pomeroy became chain­ pions Saturday afternoon of the Syracuse Pony Tournament after seven i nnings of hard-played bHe­ ball in a gam e that w11.1n't dtcided unti l the final out II the MJddle­ port Barol\8 went down -3. A sixt h..!nnini:: rally b)'4 lhe Ba­ rons that ncued three runs, after the winner,, had collected one in the lint, two In the second, and one in the fifth, had made a "new ball gi1me" of it. inEJet-ds . Sy racu se -Pomeroy Po n ie s B eat ' Baron s 4 to 3 BoYd Puts Qut STANDINGS Rooki• e Ron ffansen str ong o no • )e candidate 7th lnmng Fire 1 On 3 Strikeou ts -home . ' .. ' f ' �.. � Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 22, 1960 Evans Employea Around And About Middleport Thirty-Sev,en Members Attend Masonic, OES Joint Picnic At Middleport Pork Mainly About Attend Picnic At Huntington People In Pomeroy Employee11 of the Evans Store T IDD M iddleport and a:ue1t1 who of ■r LUCILLI IIA- INI R ll HOUOAlll!L ly F No . 363 F. and A. M . and the Evangeline Chapter OES and allended the 11nnual picnic of the tbeit guests atte:°ding the first Joint picnic of th.e t�o groups Mrs Vernon Roier1 ol Woodville E\'llns Storea in lhia trea Sunday Mn. Georae Sbiveler Jr. and 1� a11mting in the office of the were, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Swi.1- dau1 hter, Jayne Ann Ntui-ned to Sundaf at the Middleport Roadsade Pa rk. William Watson of Pomeroy gave the blessing preceeding Downing 1�1unnN w_hile her and Charlotte Moore, ef their, bom•,. Cincinnati Friday, al­ I Caah 811hr ta on v1catlon. While Cheshire, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hap. ier a ievei'al day1 visit with her the dinner which was held at !:00. Ro1er1 will alto viJil tonstall ind children Edith and parents, Mr. and ' Mn. J,iy Myers. otker1 attending were Mr. and ------- --- here Mn. Mr. and �,irs. parents, her with , Mn. Paul Darn�ll 11nd children, l'm1, M r. a nd Mrs. Wa I ter H a) c& , Billy and a:uest, Ulla Ann Sauer, Mrs. · Myera who wu quite Ill is ett. Benn les Char .ou• . :.t r 11 nd Mrs, Robert Mc-t:lhi nny , and Mn. Paul Bottle JIDd Improved and able to lake abort Lind• and pa u I , M ' r. 11 nd ·•· , Ro- Mr. and aon, , Shelby Kmg · Mn J1me1 Clatworthy and Twila ' Mrs. M r. 1m d M rs Oscar Rous h , ,Mn. Glori■ Kelly. Mr. and Mn. w1lk1. Mlchilan ii e,i:. guest, bert of Lansing Mra.· George Shlveler Sr. of Cin• · ' ' Bt-cky Mn . ' peelcd to arrive bere tomorrow Cornell Vance, Mr. and Mn. Jim Watson, Mr. and Mn. Harold Col- Maxine Allensworth . · apent several days last elnnali · ' Mrs Horace Cheek and 1on, all of M lddleport. ' I"1� all of p?meroy , an d Mrs. Lillum Ste1H, Mr. and for a wet-k's v1eatlon with her parher 1l11ter nd brother witli weet n Camde at The picnic Wll8 held Elmbetll Colhns or Rulland. McElhinny, Mr. l! nd Mrs Lee I l M and Mrs. William E . Re)'• and Mra. Dana H)'tiell. Mr. law, in n chicke ll and gton Huntin in rrom··,Middlep_ort were M_r. and s.mith, Mark ,i nd Br en d .J , .i nd ' �� l ��- �-r . Re )·noldH, who hH been Park Mias Margaret 1 vilited also S,.e dinner was held at noon by the Ms. Thee Neutzlin g ahd Susie, Mr. j Charles •Bennett. con fined to h1.s home by lllneH, Ja Mn. Jay and Mr, and tin Bo company. I slowly improving. M;rera. and Mn. Jack Bechtle. Sara and w�kend gutsts or Mr. and Mrs. Darrol, Mr. and Mrs. Rueben ColMr. and Mn. Robert Goodman I UII.ting nt Bradbury William E. Reynolds were their son,, Jim Tom, Bill and Dale 11nd A famuy wiener roast wa, tllJOy 1 !'.:r• nd .w n, Richard King and Mrs. of Jersey were Sunday dinner e ed Saturday r�·enm g in !he Br a d K i ng. 1ueata: or Mra. Thol!la• Goeglein. bury school lot by the l lomc huild - � Mr il nd Mrs. Art Marcum re­ 11:r. and Mn. Jack Kennedy of en _Cl�se of the •Bradbury L' hurch ; turned t,' riday after apcnding the Colu111bu1 were weekend gue1_ts Offle ng •OU ol Chmt. I put week in Grayson, Ky., rc,. 0� hb parents, Mr. a.id Mrs. W1l­ Four birthdays were celebra ted llam orali ng their hom r: for occu• d Kennedy. N R alph �rs r M and ent . were Pres I panry next monlh. Mr. Marcum ls Sunday when Mrs. Thom11 Young He �ry Korn of Marion WH the Durst, Gallipolis, M r. and �rs Mac I ch of entertained with a dinner at her I weekend iru est of Mr. and Mrs. the bury Chur of Brad st p or a _ a . d Bob Stewart and sona, M r n Mrs. St., honoring Mr. TUIS., W E D., THUR. Chml, and ■ ttend1 Kehtucky Chr l&• home , Wtst MaJn Georce Korn. King and chlld ren, Mr . a nd Mrs. _ Edgar AURogers, Janet Yount, wmter C the ge durln e Coll t1an Cit!! Double Your _ Mr. . 1114 Mn. Earl Denny and Bill King and daug hters. Mr and er they have lived mayer and Larry Altmayer. This summ term. E. �- • Tracy attended the Mn, l" , en hildr Purchase In Stamps Mrs. Fred HoH man and Pre!lent were Mr. and Mra. Edgar Copel in the church parsonage in ,8fad• .fand)J reunion held Sun • _ of Altmayer and Larry and Stewart ... r. and M n. A rt Marl'on , M rs. Al · bury . ·• day , at , th� Wtlltton fairgrounds. berta Wagner, Mra. Jim Whitlatch Da nny Sanborn 0 who i!I employed Lcvittown, Long llland, N. Y.; Mr. llrs1 Roy J van■ and son Jay Vernon _Mr�. _ and _Mr. children, d � ll at Newark, spMrt the weekend with and Mn. Robert Rogers and Janet apent aeveral d111 with her par, :- Middleport I Mn. B1_n.11: and children, 1•Lr Jrr1 , his parents. : ,Ir. and Mn. Bettrel and Nancy, Nelsonville and Mr. and enll., ¥rJ \and llra. RollJn Bearhs. Mrs. Young. W1l�ur Rowley and M r and Mrs. , Coleman. ey ·vttre · accompanied home Th In the sfternoon two decorated Jun10r Rowley. Wilbur Rowley I• conrined t,, Saturctq b)' her daughter, ram• t: his hr,me because of illneu. He was birthday cake and home made i e el■,' who apent JI week with her at Hnh.N Hospital last week· for a cream were served to the above D�t•. Hohl Family Dinner IT'S rhcrk uf'I and will return again named and Mr. and Mr&. Jerry ll'IMr. and H�. Jta_y�end Pullins and Roger Peggy, Judy, Wise. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Buiu:e rntrr­ 11c11t 'T ucsda)' for further observa• Ir, and family v111ted briefly Rirky, Toledo. and Mrs. Gaynen, tlllned wlth a family dinner al lhc>ir Lion and po,sible ho1mltallzatlon. P'rf4ay eveJllna with her parentt, e. Wis home in Middleport Saturday even­ MrA, Eva Struble, who has been Mr. and Mm. R;ollln Bearhs, en• Following the afternoon , part:,, Middleport ing. visiting with her son-In-law and route to their home, Thprston, Mees, a neighbor, took the Gilbert family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mc­ after a weelu: vtealioh at Virginia FOR Gueata were Major and Mrs. Elhinny and children, Cathy and •nroup for motor beat rldea'·· Beach. James Hartinger and rhildren , Ruaacll, returned to her home in Kri1tin, Jimmer and Mike, or Logan, Frlday. RolUn (Butch) Pullin1 anived Virginia, Mn. Garland Lanier and Friday evenln1, for a two week• son1, Bryan and Norman, ot Rio Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dil�s were vi1U with hl1 erandparenls, Mr. Grande and Mra. Lawrf!nce Hart­ overnight 1ueata of Mr. and Mra. L. and Mn. Rollin Bearbs. inger of Middleport. D. Dile1 latt Tueaday o n their re• Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Stephen1on 1urn trip to their home in Michiaan family of Delaware arrived and rrom While Sulphur Sprin11. They· Wedne■day, for a visit with h la Mrs. Gro,,er Erb entertained the parent», Mr. an Mn J, H. Step visited briefl)' In Athen1 with Mr. Wallace Transferred d Friday Club at her home o n henson, ReY. Stephen■on wlll be ThJrd fam­ and Mitchell Harry Mn. and Oblo • Pomeroy. To T■,.lnlng Center ily and Dr. imd Mra. Ch arle.a Jivi­ La.urel St., Friday evenln.a. 1ueat °Wpe11l1r at the P'irll Baptlll Gary Elton Wallact . 11011 of Mrs den and ramily. In Columbua they The mcetlng, In chargim, of Mra. Chlln!h nh:11r sunday. Alilnea Henderaon, Gallipolis, and visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bu1b and Denver Thoma, prealdenl, opened Mr. · and Mr1, Frant Dickinson husb11nd of the formu Janet Max· family wilh whom the Oilea ' dau1h· with the Lord's Prayer In unl,on. and famffy returned to their lne Ralph, Chcahitt, cnli11ted ln ter, Beverly, visited while her par­ A short bu1ine■1 1en:lon waa held home; ColUmbu1 after a weeta the- U. S. Navy, through the Navy ents were in W . Va. after which game, were played vl,it with her 1l1ter and brother Pleuaht, ltccrultJng Stillion, Pt. with prlzea awarded to Mn. Albert in l■W, Mr. and Mn. Eldon Krae­ Mrs. Phyllis Webb and d1u1hters tbersbaCh, Mn, Aug. 18 and h111 been tranderred Mu Mein hart uter' 'a d dluah era. D t to the Nnal Trainin!I Center, Betty June and Laura, Toledo, vl1- Mra. Bentz Wolfe and Mrs. Dal� H■rtun, entered Holier Eddie Mr. with weekend the over lted nine tor Illlnoia, Great Lakes, Smith. Ho1pltal Friday nl1ht, tor ob.aer­ COMING SEPT. 4-5-6 and Mrs. Harold Kauff, Lind■ ■nd week�. A 11lad courl@ wu aerved tn vaOon and treatment. Jackie. "WHO WAS 11£AT LADY" lhoac named and Mn. HeRry Rei• Wallaee was enlisted u a Sea­ Mr. and Mn. '10yd Rumrleld of Relative11 received word that Mn. bel and ilU'1. Cleland Tony Curtis - Dean Marlin 11dl•anc­ be Hinea. man Recruit, and will Rut1_ 1nd visited Siinday, wllh WIiiiam (Agnea) Theobald, Jr,; 11 ed lo the rate of Seaman Appren­ crll!Clllly lll in the University HOI• Jb. ind Mra. Charle, Buek. llce and receive lwo weeks luve • Mr . and Mn. Edgar Allmayer pilal in Columbu1. Her room num• n A C1rtoen Ivery Nfthtl upon completlon of his !raining. anJ IOnl, Stewart and Larry of ber i■ J 163. At thi1 time he will lliso rceelve Levlt"town Lons l1laad, N.Y. are Mr. and Mr11. J. B, Parker {Katy orders to hi• ship or station in th�· · eat■ of her _@Y'enll, Mr. and 100 and Rowley) •T«fe Slevin, Q _ _!;! _ �• • . 1 the Navy. ,It: 'Yo\\llt" Jlll1l· ' �b4· 'Xanc1 Haute are- expected to atrive to,. 1111. illil iln. Jinie■ Simpoon and Roii r1 of NellonvUle are al■O and Mr. h wit viall a for morrow d•dp• S.andra and Charlotte TONIGHT i!r. Mrs. WIibur Rowley. Black, of Middleport, and Mrt, Ju- ilUN •· ot their 1rllnd.,.re11ta, FIND KIDNAP CLUI , and' M r ■• Youna . Mr. and Mr,. Robert McDowell bel Slmp1on1 returned "'l'bunday PERPIGNAN, France UPI RQck H uchmn - Doris Day Mr; i;nd Mn. Jerry Wise and '"PILLOW TALK'" Pollce today were l11veN1it:aHng .and d■uahter, Debble,•"Of Columbu• from a two woe.II: vlcation w h ich chllitren, Judy, Peay, Roger and and Mr. with ■ 1ueat end week were Color) 111nd Include note franc 100 a of dl1covery the aacope d several day, at Nl■&iara . � �Clnem of Toledo are t he .a:ue■ll Of Fall&. They croaaed on the ferry to Birk)' that WH part of the ransom mon­ Mra. Erneat Llllance. - allo 1ffl�ther, Mn. hi ■ Ga)'nelle Wl1e. this relurned Dil.a:ard Clara Mra. ey paid in Part, ror the safe re­ Leamlnaton. Canada, and •I� tourGren Palmer a;;d Mr,. 'IAttle Jennln1• returned turn of autornobUe heir Erle rcu­ mornina: to ber home In Otiarbome, ed the Helnes plant Kathleen Crowley in to �er home, Oa,IJIPolis Ferry, w. Mlehlgan, after vlallln1 with rela• They vlaUed at c�d■r Polnt and .11:eot laat spring. "'l'HE »£BEL SET" Va. �unday after a few daya vlait frlend1. and t1vcs wllh Mr. and Mrt. A. Jt Wolfe nd Al.110 C11rloon with Peter Jennln11 and famJly. Major and Mr11. Jame, Hartlnaer famlly In Olmatcad Falla In Kent SOLID G ROUNDS Mn. ·Olan Oenhelmer of Col­ 'IVIIDAY and WIDNI IDAY and children left yesterday morn• with Mra. Maurice Ha;tenbauch MILWAUKEE, Wis. UPI umf.ta■ 1p11nt Sunday wlth her Alexandria, In home their ror inR NIGHTS Y Milof 20, Shepherd, Elalo Mr■. and PAMIL in Columbus wllh Mr and M n · I mother, Mn, John _F. Bally and wauke-e, filed suit for divorce on Virginia. Charle, Doc.ale and ,on. · . Hu<l11on - Martha Hyer · Roct r,unlly, •enroute to Pl. PIH■ant, ·• Week t'!n.d guost11 with Mr. and Jrounda at extreme cruelly. She WI.tie they were at NJaa■ra on · "BA1"11.E HYMN" W. Va, far a vlalt with Mr. and and Mt. were Sharp Robert Mra. hualier lo11e. can't ■he figures "Appr eciation Week" for the re•· (Scope and Color) band, ltlchard, 23, i11 in county Mrs. Forrest .Fr■rlcr and Mr. and cuers of the amall boy who recent• Mn: William Kni1ht and family. � _ all!O _ )t. ,a'!d, , Mr■. Roy Hawkin, of jail awalling lrl1l for atlcmpted Mra. Elmer Tatman and aon1, JeU ly wrnt over the falli ,wllh only 1 Rebert Wagm•r - Terry Moore Red HouN1 W. Va. and Mr. and Columbua. of 1'immy and end shot allel!edly He murder. Ure jacket ' waa being held · ..N IIEAVI'� & HELL" "BITWEF Mn, ' 1 Alnold Ballllly of Nlt.ro, W. � Mr. and Mn. J, K. Smith, Jr. of crilleall y wounded her artcr an (&ope and Colorl Va. were Sunday dinner a:ueata of 11rgument over an alllrrn dock Charlclllon spent the week l!nd ALSO CARTOON Mr. and Mr1. w11t,r Walker. with hla mother, Mra. J. K, Smith. un Mr. and Mro, Glori Dill ,pent ='.!._J:'.'.'."".. .. l"!e=:=:== 3. _______ e..".:. They 1ttended a:raduatlon eJter­ the w.. kend with relatl>oo In tisea al OU Saturdar when Mn. I . Columbua and ZanetviUe. I Smith's brother ,:raduated. Mn. Allen Hampt•n returned Paul K. Ruuell w11 In Meadow. home Sunday evenln1 from Rend brldGe, W. Va., over the week end Mr. And Mrs. H. A. Dyf'r an- I ville wh ore she represented the to return Mrs. Rlluell and dM11h&· Bo olltad I Stop 1nnouncini the marrlace of their N1omi Baptllt Ch urch at lbe 128 er, Kayle, who had been vlt1Un1 tn or 'phonl for d-au1hter, Miu Gloria lean Crh,- t h aeaion of the Providence Miu there for aeveral WHk■, to Mlddle• 1 quick . . , "· lo Richard S. Kine, 10n ot lonary Auoclatlon held at the port. ;' r. and Mr■. Shelby Kin,, of Lan• F:lnt. Ba()tlat Ch�eh Wednetd•Y Mr. and Mra. Raymond TUrner or Ina, Mich. P thro111h Sunday, Grove CUy apent the wef,k end The weddin g cehmon, wa11 per,....______ with Mr. and Mr., J1cob Tumu formed at the Colol\lal VIiiage and famlly, lot1I. and Mr. and Mn. Baptist ChUl'Ch ln IAlllln, of Frank Holter. Raelne, which they are both rne"mben on Mr.. R. S. Place and children Stturdty Au,111t d at 'MIO p.ffl. A and Mra. P'rank WIUlama, Elbridaie, reception for friends •and aueat!I N. Y., arrived S.turday nl1ht for a WU held In the t:hurch 1ocl1I vlatt with Mra. Pl1Ce'1 P1rent1, Mr. roo m, followina: lh� . cerHtttnY and Mrs. Harry Houd11heH Ucf Richard Ktn1, who 11 the Jtihd­ ltdMfil•, •w� l),on Sunday dau1hter, Freddie. . ton or M:r. and Ml'I. WIIUam M� )Urjq the church •chool E Mark Fowler, eon 0, Mr. anil Reynolda ot Middleport, ts ■tali �� ,, llit Middleport Flm Mn. Tony rowler i1 eo�Jned to on: ed ■t Ara: br Martha Fowler lllilrch enl ll, New � rou ndland, at hit home With mUmPf, the Naval Mr B«ae. He ret urn'4i an, i !l)CJI tauff who auended The annual reunion of the des' to the biN by l>lane P"rtd,y camp at Tar Hollow ,. cendenta of Lemuel Win1eu wu mrtm• ln1, Aucu11 19. Mn. King een , . . will re- . held Sunday at the Middleport . alrll told ol the dally Road1ide Part. Amon, tJtoH at• main In !Ana.In, whve elle ia em­ 1ehedule at thli Clfflf lndudlna: tended Wert .Mr, ll'ld MN. Jacob ployad. tltelr ,....1., ·,..tch, aflmioon 'turner and eon, BUI, and d1u1hter ...,..tloa · period, and tho y.., : A D tY OITI V,W 4WAa D Mn. Qp■I Prldct., Ind oon Bobby per ..,.i.. bold tacli ovenlnl • • HA z N. Pa. UPI :.. John Middleport; lfr. and 11..,, �� the cam·p, Turner, Gro,e CU:,· Charle■ 11'"" D•IY, Bro,dcuUni Co 01 ....!a! ••� Ill. loelr tall reu, Mr. and lfn. c\.ir111 HUI and neWIICJlllel, ha bNn aJRl!'Cfe4 tb� WH llit CoidlollJbl ....1.. held Vet era n, or dau1hter, R-cl Houte, W, V•.: Mn. ' '"'"'" Wm· "Com<lo ■IOI nl1bl. ' nder In Cbliol'o G<ild Metia! nl II tbi, _Im on Martha Panona a-.d Blolll, Pad: • ma p · enbura; Mr. p.d Mn. Gllh), Br,ail ll•It award... It ·,,., ednoun<!ed ot e■m. . R... Paul IIIN>lck ol W111t1-.. · today, . Si. Alban,; Mr. tnd· lln. II-, . w1.: . ton !;II 'Ill th• •.,.P dlrool• ·••tt ,------' :---� and 1101tt, �1 ·uverl'O!II' ;: ;;::::;::::::-;; .) of Dunbar; 111. olld .!In, Chan.., 1h11 ond o(' -If! In" and Mri. Nlol ilommer>lllo ' i:.m,; Joltn and t chllilro n, p -Mr. and :..... llit tlitaln, Ohio; Mr, Mn. 1..,_1 SpauldlOi and cl,lldrH and l. . , Mt� __. Ohal Fl■hor, Mr. and i1n, Harlo, Mallit, !_� and lll'O, Dohl Jlarrla and cllll- =E · · ......,,. Mr. •nd Mrl,• tc.y..,i , Dutt.,, all _, drtn. •II ol Nlin. , the llt4dleport ehual, , . • � � •t� -u-.. , � ;-, uth : U, � � There were thirty-seven members of the Middleport Lodge, I - - ,;_,;, D O U B L E P O. L L P A R R O T STAMP DAYS ·-�·-......· ·-· ·-·­ Roush's Shoe Store COATS $2.95 ., - 1- 11,.111.1'. •!JO I,-- wrap ar?und style, .one pocket, - . . _._. I l. --- -- VOL XII NO. 108 . � e • a1 ent1ne ' • full 12-11, low ..,,..,, in tho .. SINGLE COPY - Across-the-board pay tncreaaes formal recommendation made by for Middleport village employes, the mayor al a meeting two wee ks from the mayor lhrough each ago. 'The increa1e1: rank, were approYed In a firsl' Chief of Police and atreet fore reading by CounciJ al a regular mu up $300 a.nnually to $3,593.05 meeting held in town hall Mon• Police patrolmen. up $1:5 per day night. monlh lo an annuaJ ulary of Three readings will be neces­ $3,015; night patrolman up $180 sary fer the legislatiun, Ordin­ annually from $1,260 to 11 .440 ance 84.l, before larger monthly annually; extra police, if any are checka are reeeived. employed, up lOe per h our lo Mayor Kenneth McElhinne) $1.31 per hour.• prt!:1ided over the meeting when ('Ole leg_iflatlon inch1de1 pro­ Councilman William D. Child& visions that a third full-time pa­ made the committee report which lroJll\an will be employed, elimin­ recommended the 1ncrea1es. The ating "extrll police" •ork, thus proposals had been embodied in a effecting .a 1.lla:ht aavin&-) Womens s l'1;. CKS ., '< �-·&ad. ,-. ; ' ,.! . .SMRH CLOTHING hi, _,,.... _ __ .....,,••ll1'hoal...., Street ernployea, up lOC': per hour to $1.28 per hour. THE MAYC>a'I PAY Under tbt!: action, Mayor Ken­ neth McElbinne,'1 Alary will 10 up from $1,260 '-nnua!J)' to ,1,500 and the village clerk, alao an wiU receive elected official, $ 1.200 annually instead of '840. / The mayor'• aecretar:, wJII io on • '200 per month ulary, 10 be pro.rated between lhe Ceme• tery Trullees fund and the 1en­ eral fund baaed on amount of work done in each ca�l"Ot')'. Uniform allowance, for polite we.re rahed from $50 anli"a.ally to $7!5. , Only councllMen, whe an-dN S.. Pay lnu....., .,... llll ..v 3rd Friday Club Holds Meeting With Mrs. Erb $3.95 .. ·,1·0.00 '• I ' • ,· S'lORE PERSONNEL - Prese111· operators of the Cross Store are Dillon Cross and his son, William, in the top picture above. Clerks ·are Mrs. �Ila Gillilan, who has been wltb the store for 12 yeirs, and Mrs. Golda Gillilan, an' eiglit year employe. . ". . - -: NOT OPEN ---- --- . Murderers' Story Of Killings For Kicks Was True " ------ Se PaJ Increase Approved By Middleport Council Hall SlzeS - 14¾ lo 24½ '· Ollw. -•lly felr ...,., ,. ,....., an.ii W_,,111•9y-. A I...,_ MMW Mrthatt 7 Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo, Tuesday, August 23, 1960 Mllaes Sizes - U ·lo 20 H l'eatlier Dnotecl To Tb. lntere,i, 0/ Tiu, Mei.,-Ma,on .4rea border prints. . . IN :MEIGS COUNTY MEIGS THEATRE .. ca1t1ro -• tSlh ·b�!!' Ohl• skirts. Polka dots, florals, checks and I Name Brand -Merchandise a, Unlte4 ,..... lat.l'MtlotMI The ,ounpat of all p°"' •H hpe a.nedlct l.)f WM waa ■ltct• N In JOSS •t an •- v1rkM.aaly tlwn M 1 1 MIii 20 JNr&. \ Arch, "" Oblo St• e b Sta- Beautiful cotton print brunch coats, Four Birthdays Celebratd At Y #.. Women's Brunch II:'· , , . Moke Elberfeld, I n Pomeroy Yo ur Shopping Cent.r For The Lot­ est In Foshion,. ,.. A Wide Stlec tion Of Coots, Suitt, Hdts, Drn1e1, Blouses, Skirts,. Sweciten, ttc. Use Our Convenient Loy-Awoy Plan. Now You Know _¥ ... ·-·.. -· __ _ . . . •• Iii°'·"" ., �ugust 1 4 Thru Sept. 3 S•Impson$ r,,,&turn 1\jfi;Q ·li l·t�li F.,._ .,._ V.a"ca.a! iil Tltli ffi! j -,_,-,,===-��- - .�nil. Dry · ·Cleaning PROFES8�..�AL t:08 FO� YOUR 11'488 1W' II' . . ,I I. . ii - II!' :Par 'N '.'"¥ SoHd and pflnlod · corduroy, \ aolid "!d pWd nannela, pol- ished cotton, and Dan plaida. Oetting in _the swin1 qi fall ,. ! fashlo.n, skirti, take -to eas- . . , ,. ) : ,,. ''"ftt/l . l I . Au Tax.· . Pul 0 pa 1• r , 3� I 11 Glu&• ..;., 11'...._, ' = ; .t . �4i!. Y""'1m 'lilf\olct, ll,ao,ll•t aout.b .-""': te, "JIOi!,,al! Clte hoOM ol lll'O, l'ron.oli; 01t114 1 �., ,. � H-,· 18n' �. ,.,... �; � vltlor W� ==r.x:l.J - � t1. .Wi ;...110 oiL.,_�o� I'!'-•·- .. .....:::-;r .,.... "'�· " .( . ' ' II, "-• .... 1 Fu.&. ,_...,, . SZj "'--'"-' ••:""7 �.,,.,hlill,m,- & Moaey Baet Ol\t 1 ) I I Ff " . ,� ,\ • lllreet • le, lln. lf'!tr '11'111.. Mr-- Ollt,i- nt•I MMl{q will lit ltttc,� "!' � .!" 118., (!![ft■\ ..,.....,. �. . ,, Rher ier lines . •' . . • via pleata,. flares, · blu ,cuti, · 1alhera. . The skirt look - may. be· 11hn • .' . . you'll find , or bouffant v, II, In Otl1' new-for-lhe,aeuon , aelection. �d, the colors . are wonderft\11 " $2.95 • - · '· N .,.,s It .to M 8• :• .- �ti 34 to 31 ' i • •• • :I i!!i . , ' ' re,. " ' aw • • TPV u,r ,, r � . · i;. ca' T)Fn "5 . lADlf$ · NYlOfG, •� �Ul.� .r. · il�)llli ' TT,i::� .. ' ·• , r■na:ed for, yo�r �venlence. the 2 HOUR I ou.r complete line ._ ar­ ~•�""" Raymond ='l•i SH M 'ddleport Pair M arr,.ed Recently' t�i qr, - olaclls. Beautlfullr tallorod. ' Grandson � ur Sr�HiCamp �rt Mode At "i.41ddleport • '. 1 : . ......,. 11 I r- • .. ,, , . .i ii,, " Reu�io1i qf::P�wers, Barbara May J:lave B�n Last For 3 Years Barbara •aid h,-r SI•year-old . jail and \b,e remainder probably MOSCOW UPl-,.Barbll'l , Po\l'tfl 11 waa �uni� , for ln 'ho(ar� lo4l•f1 huaband did not tnow which pris- l at a •ort. camp. · "He would be �ed aboat with her buaband; AIMrJcan·""_\r-2 o n he wauld be sen& to. She s1id pilot Francl1 Gary . Powe · ,· ht- a 1be 1robably would be allowed 1 how I wls lhr� and . I would be 1 upset every time I 1111w him," :ra inaY &o :IH bim every two months. tearful acene that she , � Barbara. said, ''It" 111Q be better . , Ml'1 Net Stay be their litlt iPeetlU f - -thrte Bee■\IH- of the in�'!,�ncy of not to see hJni at all until be )'e■ra. , , , au� m9lbfr father, n' . pG11ible villlt1, B&rbtra in• a:ets oUt o f prl■on a_ nd into the P°'!e, ter v111ted.: him • earU.� _. Jn •�• Jlieated lhe may not remain in 1 labor camp, w� JJIW1 !)e able ' to 11t■y with ltlin a couple of Soviel 1upre,me coun bu.lld�l'lJ. ll\l!Nia lU prevloudy- p]anned. Po1fen wu convicted last months. · New1men 1,t, fihe imp�ill,Qn th�• "He wu veF)' epi,�Uonal know• t&pio'1age fol'" lhe United did not pla" to ,1ee b,i� ■:p lp,. , · 1 Stitel Q:aln1t the Soviet Union we woul� tie , IWPI away." Jng 1h�Hjn� her Barbara, 25, ..id t," 1 b{ Dio,o a U-2 reconnalasance bepn ,ryil!ii, · .put l)i.■'. Prevlo\!817, � -Pl',,11,f ��•t around ber -¥!1 ,�eld ,, ller .. ,!� pluit' over, Soviet terrti.y May nteoced lo 10 years' wll• from llllllo\laefllli, Ga., had 1. when he � .., be t. . 1 ''d@i!•allon o1 llbercy" with tho indl,ated obe wou/41 try lo 1•t , .,.,., '"" Clit' 1'liilol • wi�oul to be .,.,.i in � ��th tllo U, S, l'l1{b'!,MII' loere . 'I 1 . , 'i t'"' ' , • ,,1.,. •t_, - j �t ,•It, #11 , PfOli!obl> ;,un ...,.. !l!'t; ;lf'.' "°J' !: ;., . .t,h¥ :;,\fl�( ,, �I& <#.., lllilnl: !tf •- .. Wiit �"" ' hl\,'PI'°' I so she could be near her butb■nd during h� impriaonment. B•rb■ra tenl a handwritte'n, three-page penonal appeal to th.Ill Kremlin 11kin1 tor a mee'tlq with Premier Nikita Khru1b1Clwf to plead her bu1band'a ca111 for demeney. Khrushchev ia i:;eporte4 vacationing in the Crimu. , She alao jr, wortina ,;m· ....,.., appeal to Soviet Pnlldent Leo_ nid Brfthnev. , . _,., + Mr. and Mn. · Ollvei � tho Oien' . i>OMOto. � ,ii, itfa; ter, Mro. feOllca lfl)- '!lipl openly aa th"f WI llio ........ ·""''"' could �ulldbiC aiw -· en. t ,, .,�"'( � 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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