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He'll break you In lwo . , 1wallow the sea . , , crum blcs mountaim with hJt fistl 1 Anniversary Of Baptist Church Was Observed The elRhty-lhird the Mt. Moriah Ba• Middleport and tbe sary of Rev. Nyle pastor will be celeb· church on Sunday, ginning with the St hour and continuing Sped;:il music will . by lhe choir or the Ch11td1 of Bidwell number wJII by p1·ese1 Wyona McGhce durlr Ing service. At noon a luncheon sen1ed at the church lernoon program wlll with devotion, by F and J,,rnnklin Green, SUN.-MON.-TUES. fflU!!ic for the afternoc July :Z3-J4-25 will be furnished by t'. "THI GREAT IMPOSTER" too TrJed11tone Church Tony Curtia, Arthur O'Con• polis anti 8 history ol nell, Karl Malden, G1ry Mer· will be given by M1 rill, Joan Blaek man, Robert B gardner. num Middleton, Raymond MJissey. Guest SJ)£1aker for th• and Sue Ane l.Amgdon, will be Rev. D. S. La( BUBBLI TROUBLI, THRII STOOGIS lor of U1e Trif'dstone Qi GIFT WRA,P.ID, Moderator of the Provl COLORCARTOON - lation. .,.,.,.,.,,.,,,,,,..,................� ,._ :"..'.' ' 6udget priced\ easy to install " •• o o• • ·-· . ' begbm:,. ..,., �.... ·-- -I "' ... __ _ _ _ _ t' ¢# .... :'J■tl sr � --� ........ ... ti rte:..... en .tar _, !MNa1, _.., • ., ........ ... rl'CUil,, _ _ __ _ INlpl . 71. Ohio, Monday, July 24, 19111 -- - LIVI NG ROOMS The soll, wo,., beouly ol lln• wood ...... MUSI P■ paneUng, h• 111a intenonc1�free fe•• tur11 ond Its w iCM '4'ariety ol wood tpe,. tiH, R1alr:e it the Ideal b•ck9 rouncl for d..oratJng effNtt in the flvlng roont, iiii ITOP I N A N D I l l OUR LAROI D I I P L AT O J P I N I W O O D PA N I L I N G SlJNDA Y JtJLY • .. ... 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UI ltJ' att s.-Soviet _.., 111 W p,titlon at com rl of p 111 mar­ 1 lo I rlJ � ,_ _.. regular meet ill MOICOW., • ._ - If .. Gal'l"J xing, casslus Clay, '1'8 I 9'00 P.M.-Bo fl- • Ml C h , k, Pa ., TY ._. .... • a& onw Johnson, Braddoc Ai '. v1 e, Lou)avlll In "OO<o s. ._ ■-11■1 ,_ II ,ywelgltla, 10 round hea · • • · • · · ..,,_ A lllttrllL --an! Klr· GlffJ - IJlielr YllCa.,. IN 1116 apm1 .. - Eng• tie, wbo ,cHlan - Johe belle.. lhe -· - IM■ ill AJIC. . . . 1, ltafln1 ■ell 11111 Nor BtuWD , break II la ae:U. _,._ 1 .,._'" will tan a Bd4 • .__w• 9Jt& SHORT T.IJll:S, Saa.-- TY •- -• �-- In August 1111 1111. ........ daeme-en� Connie ,. , ,ml, Fee� who• will .. vlllod ID - la ._. ed Id md to � I• !Cald.) ..... ag lot ....,.. • the 1.ag1ma - Char- .. � - 81 1111 ,-J .,,. � Perllll • ena "P ABC-'l'V'a y, t,.aguai l'l■y- . . att-:trt a& 111at•1 tn le■ Collln..,...S Frida ehop­ ' . eUr. ■-- r., t h e 11,dlo • . .... •.,, llmNl , 4, oa CBS-TY .::::;:_ ,,. ABC-TV Sat.... car, one -·� plnl ......i ·�· In ed iew Interv a, • be day Digbbl July :14 . . " · ..... bellllfnt ... p,elllon , N. J ", Illa Powell ..., allst B1-ftold ee• det the o( at Sond1 st,wart ,ou08 fuU-Oedged member at,oard her *fool ..wM will be "' tl¥o agency . . . . . I OD I Newport Bea<�. CalH . . .�.. pl, ...... tle --··-· of the "Sine A lan . OD Tranaat : P,Ulo Ca. rrrs,soullDS SJ(l with -k .,_ hummilll 1a■t , exe­ "811mer Boh for meuasea ld Catncu<l•e pnclu<et of "Caoll o ore JI G.,r:ra" and •"f11e ope, Eur lo illt! Show " ,_ tour rk Yo w Ne bll new• tram 'ltie lhe ol Joo Hamll1"", s of Bob Banner's A.ssocl• ber mem MOON'I atel and producer ef w, sank Tuesday night variety sho t,.rda­ a hole-In-one lall Friday at re whe ley <N.Y J c.w,try Club ­ per 1'V Banner and several other The tollo"· eonaUUes often play. n went ing doy, Saturday, Hamilto who Is son bin Ro around with Bill er's. Bann aa his agent as well f• IIC<l n lnao Same hole - and Rob a fea th Bo l NI hls (Int hole•ln-one. In• s, were verified by witnesse Banner, duding the elub pro. are l h e whoi,e golfing explolt1 amon g 1Ubject of much dlllCUSBkm P('Ohably re­ liie aasoc lalet, wnt !le � ,qulre affldavtta from ever)'O he D ore bef ya the courl!le thoae da Weekend, In Review 1-The -------'------ ee Persons Treated For Wreckln1· uries At Rock,Springs, 9ri,·er Cited For DWI nu:'i�� •'fllmJber ...r r.. _. _ ,. ,-... ru lob '-· Is • - J.,,.11 'w �!:.� •: "'=� » �n:�... .,... Kennedy TO �":!': =:..: : :.: Tell Nation •• Of Dec1s1on S=:7w��:1:.:.: Is Destroyed -.·. The pouib.iUty of anon Ill » ;,,g mvatigated In the bonlint .. a ,tx.room frame home an �....• Parker Run road outside of .. land 1.. ....� A c,r "81 reported palhd ia I- of Ille umnlu,.btt.d • o • • l\ • Na1•1ve Me1gs Died In Akron :: frJ'day EVem•ng ah-loo a... a, ftt _...._ l!te ..... · i..,, am. r... ��cut'�.: = ;:! 1<,ihred - ,..,... i Ex -Policeman Of M ddleport nr. I :,atur D'ed � day belill, .<!\!D ••......,__., •r;._ 'l n Play R""umes Today At 6:30 "°'' tJ.n !'L hot omce, ..,. 11""" ...r , G raveslde Serviceo Held For Twin Son ----- Jud e Ordered Men T° pIIY r.,.__ Co-Chairmen Of • ======:c · !lard¥ ,_ • P"""1blJ bJ Pl'ObablJ _,, '11-Poimd - .... NII tomlt,- NOm II comp!... w......,.woo.lponeli nv. In foct It •••lltlonal fot t+ti, partlo­ a. .,_ _,,, ttn•• Tht duraliilfJtr •nd ec11y moln. of wood pan•ling ....._ 11 ihe Jdtol wall CQ'l'tl'• .,. .. 11......1.. w!D lnuiaioc '' • = E - .,,..._ 1'J ... /o nl>iit - • � YD! \ Dao..,.... r· ........ ·FrldaJI ' ' ~ "' Dllt'-. - if. besfn -,., bnulnl ... -a: Drew Webster Drum, UP'0Ie Corps MarChed fO parade -lloa Sundat 1 Jl � u. v. _lamchfnl lhta -• YlitaalJt bJ wu - For 1-10 u 8- 111i11J • •• Pair Taken To Pen ., Will Try Moon Probe Off Platform ,, wwwiiltis • '°'" Pomeroy. . / -; ;I , or Shooting Fo� The Moon • • • The Spaee Race \ . liij; ..;...i n:• NATIONAL NEWS i =;� 1t Carlwriahl, IION COCHRAN �':w, nulat 111d of �°: bJ ,\ ,..,.., .... ..... _ ....., u "ed, '!."':!..'!'.! ftOfCUpl Ky,rer Tourney w.n PUNK TIIOIINON Adi LtUL I STATE _.Hl h,�:=::-:;:;::=. ■ u. ----·� -- .. ·-- -■ Rural Home, I PAHi. A IIDIIOOM WNfl pon.lin11 oddt, richneu en4 ..,ufy to ffl• bedroom. .._... 9n ol, of lwxw)' hord to .._.. , .,. ony othe, way. ' ·, · BERLIN (UPI) - ..•: _., lUII Ed Cfflnaas 'JL • �'·· ·---·L·-'-'= ·• ,.,. ■■■ ----•n PER COPY My stefy Auto Was Rer, :>rted At Fire Scene -, , �=-- k .:.!-Z:: � ::::; i:11 =:;.•:,. .�=·Sunday in ture Oamel. UP Wffll � HYANN leadf! • • e e IS PORT, Masa. 4UP1J n ·.vJth a capacity crowd. Other New lal eomplalnli aboal hits pe,... ■r Yorkers ■warmed by the thou· THE MElGS COUNTY She1- . Route :2 Racine. lost control of the eU McNickle was a passenger Jn IODHI JihC!OHI. Dr. Robeft -President Kennedy flH!III back lo "N,\TO uct mtltt■rian." Arion 1n.pector Harry Me�nd11 to beaebll on Lang IJ1and iff'• Department reported two 81'-- car he wu driving on a rurve the car. No charges were !ilei. Rabtea, tlJftdor of the MNt■I Washington today lo decide what Westeni affldalt tflihnaW Laughlan UI being ealled tnto tht and New Jer■ey, Hygiene Hd Con;etlta Depart. he wil l aak the nation to do to that 11.1100 .t Uiem ennN oviet area today to investigate t h 'e cklent1 inveJtigated over t 11 e and hit a l'flMenL wall. EPORT emergen• meal, &aid tlar tana g ton ' meet Communist challenges in aayway. Moai ad ta rdar■ lo 1 house burning. The bo\ase � M THE a w ke . y evening SUnd hree The Sheriff's department . c;. 11id nd «ropollt.an Y IDI?L ee l a t h M New ork chalked cy•r':8cue un it was called I a s t plallltell te talk •H• the staff 1 Berlln and anywhere else. home1, jHII ud famlllff hat 1 ed lllt night about 10 p.m. � up a high of 111 degree. Sunday persons receivec:i treabnent at that the front fender, right door, . evenmg at 8: 22 to aid e ight-year• llltd ■u penlaory per■o11ael aad ; With a radlo-TV address ached- rna..- ■oapt u1lo1n la � fore ,W. the Pomeroy or � following 5aturday'i high of '11, • ••tiga General Hoa,:ltaJ for lnj11r• right 1ide, and the frame of lhe 743 Sycamore Cook. Char_les old other f employn, land J'lre Departments could gtt four- ar top for the day. The iel ,W er«I .hr an accident at car driven by McNlckle we-re uled for Tuesday at 10 p.m. EDT, 1 Wt.at, --, said, st ill M1_ddleport. The_ youngs_ter ■■ damaged heavily, ---- to U. ...:,. pleture ••• the ume in Hoek Springa. lll■Ull ■■ ■-■■- and • message to r.oiigress ■a:11 -• le, b an ill msecl _lr�m ame bec i bo led The '1 f A P..-ker Rim resident w h • car trave t McNickle a ut ar '■ Departmen Sherif planned for Wednesday, Kennedy , Wuhlqton • capital forecutera • •• summooed. � •nd physoc,an a •• ru ,. . oog f ni Cla • t live■ - tbe house said Iba! Bush, e ditch ... before Ravens ud ee neared a deadline for deciding - "above nonnal" - mted Scnool HIGH RACINE THE m ting Va. WUdentitled old model CJU' -., of cement fro wall W. driv w in the of oo J charge upon detailed dept! to carry out i, perturet atnee July 11. 'lbe cap1-- oad, merican t n marcb ba nd ed I � h:' while e ped in fnmt of the bouN o..._ intoxicated follow1t1g John McCoy's reaklenl'e. Th ve a basic intention to stand firm tal'a JoWNt hllh teaiperat.ire ii ing • the Rt\ accident Sunday at 7:- hiele caromed off .he wall. Low- Legion parade at Cmcmnati. It by HRl ■bout 10 mintrt.ea bef-. against Soviet threat, on Berlin. .kily 11 ... ■ humid "· i '-13 II P' Ill· 1-1 w• - In .,..,...,. •·-- . h , ------- ---- performed at the parade under A proposal to increase his f43 RW NI■ 11 r� sors � l p of the R� lne me A car driven by Bush railed o The l\oneroy and Rutland billion defense budgd by $Z to p About 71 ,.•• were treated ,can Legmn aod Auxil,ary t the c h t no,tb department, wero called but i.. mile ent 0 .,.. billion; - of perhapo JOO.· In • crowd of make A of for The_ local ban� put on one of Me ga fore they arrived the fire had ... ty Fairgrounds Coun i the 000 in lhf! existing manpower ceU40 oot ■t ■ ClvD War battle ree te the ne old ten of lepho t trol, and lM -_ Gu Kyger Creek Llttle L e a � •I e Ing■ of the active armed forces ; ea'act.n.nt at Dl■l'by MIIIIIIII, al Even,tt DlDln Bostic, a, for�� �� '°:t ;:r:!e. �::!m:; tom,:e�: 11 · c':t went w • · � ho tam destroy Basebal_l Tournament play contln- hlner dteift quota: 11:!allups of mer Mlddleport res ident and u po- i_ Va. UllofOcl■.I rtpOl'b put h � revie wing the parade sakf. The acrou t way, um o,n r, fflD ' w resldM nl ues tonight when the MkldlePort aome rese sts and guardsmen In Uceman there for ,even years , per■ture It lOI. itowne . band members and ctla ronea nd • em , op In , ■ aohtqtoa o on tan,pera uro pped � ni:- ' W l Redlegs Wle on the Calllpoli■ Ti apociallzed fields-all appeared to before beio$ fo....r inlo reti,., :: l ad : :::: ....... boa i ped di hoarded the bu, for c!:innatl 1 · nearly tw to Tt ........ ll'Olllld mldlqbl gen at 6:30 p.m, the Syracuse be part of the picture at present. nient by ill health, died Saturday mandia :: early yesterday morning in bl ff Giants tackle Cente rv ille at 7:•!I But many �iftca still were In the Sacnd Heart Hospital at tafttrut, Great Plaim • �� ud � :: Mn. Bertha Mae Shumway, 80, •:.�= · lhut At ll : 30 :,eAterday, �" • H er off • ry cu. and M . the Rk:hwool , IV. Vo ■11,W iddleport Yanb, H lo" the paa,ed away Friday eveoing ■t hi(! 8 ,_ ehlcken dlMer at ovtr Th e Mi leport ■ lo ■ , l dd jo whl!J 'fl., driwr had 1ft In, SI. J.,.pfi" Hospital t,i Parten, Hotel Mou,mont. .In tho porodo, , • Indian Sa , Kennedy ,peol a ma r part of -., moved lrom Middleport Merlo D■Yi■• wllo U- • .... . and ■ 1 ay lea • e r gu makeup gam"'!, hfl two ,nd I haH day weekend ill .._., of thii. year ud had liwd ditf • 0 wlnctt bd lfluour:I jured lefl ahouliter. They wen burg after • short illness. M r s. band mem ben wore- new summer Qrd ,_ abt w ti di; take s on hadlaaa. Pt. at Cape Cod workmJ on drafta en m Summerfll1e, W. Va. , orer a fire NWI M aw t. 9- _. Jone --McNeiU ol tab:D to the bolplta] by the- Ptl'D- Shumway wu bom In Melga uniforms o( decl: pants shirt.9 county and spent most of her life and blouses, and purple �nd gold Pleasant •t 1- . bis Tuesday talk, -1errlng about month. Funeral services were called ,- lhl fttt dlpallmt:alt � to ,• de,. eroJ � equad. � below normal , In Saturday rught game, t h e lt by telephone II Ill here except for 15 yea u ahe .re- &eshe1 around their waists grw 2:1 wtth dies in he� today at 2: 0., p. m. in tM while ..... . '111a c■r wu Nlported $ o l Ile sided with her daughter-in-la �. 'Mi.e group stopped at the ■ame lone Meigs COl.lllty entry that evf' Washhlgton, and combing through White Funeral Home at Summer- , � at YallntlDt, ,.. ltlnsal north on S9 when the act tbe car klen 11 w t ct. nal h 1 ■ no :IIW,. hotel for a steak Sllpper. Accord- nlng, the M iddleport Red S ? x, numeroW1 policy recommenda- ville with Rev, L. Bruce Coope · In front otCWTed. 'I1Je vehicle waa d m•ol-- Mrs. Cleo Shumway, in Akron W8 igh ...,.71dallturday � for ta. officiating, 'l11e deceased waa a member ing to Band Director Edward lost a heartbreaker, &-:i, to the lions. ed . tifieation "- the • I!-- Ffl. Tfee■ undefeat G_ ed a lllpol l . Oriole. e 'l eno ol Chrittlan the K Church, and Johnson, WM al,o wa, highly be Prealdenl kept his While The decea..i is our¥1ted by hi■ Rill Mid lflal ":, ' BIICAPl!:D INJURY · Severt ralnl � Ughtnfn,: hit Mark Laudermilt went all t h e Hou schedule bare of formal ap- wife, Anna Mae, four sona. Pat· ,ome furnitme IB Jt a,d se TWO PERSONS ESCAPED in• ls survived by three daughters, elated over the perfonnance . way for the Red Sox. Four Oriole poifttment, today, leaving all is rick, Roy, aod Michael, all at h Jury Saturday morning In an •ed. Mn, Edna Weatfall of Akron, Mr:9 . band members got a slx•month other hm,-.hold ltmm .._ •: . '. •nea deol on Route 124 near 8owm rtJ Rubel Deem, Racine, and Eve- educaUon in 2¼ hour■ of lhe u rned runs crossed l� Red tin1e open for conferences with home, and Eugene, of Lewisburg burned. Ht 111d tht llnlcturt .J-1 and . J Sox plate In the third lnnmg to aides and officiala of variou.R agen- four daughten, Phyllis, Karen imured.. � tNII Mrth fJI. St • Rim road. llobltt llcNick le, lb, ij'n Barrin#r, Be lpre; twG sons parade. ':\ .i:.. aeph. o.. acl tha u iDeb _ E�ne, of Rockland, Ma!ae, and Chaperone, were Dixie Smith, make the dlffemice. cles on bll Tuesday apeecb and Judy and Cinily, all at home: � _____ � � -· ·• ol nln fall Ill -- -period, al O PULITICAL OVU NES Victor, ol Loa Angele,; U grand, Wednelday ......... lhr<e wlttl. Mn. Edllh Perfelto Lo ee N �wer, TO Mrs. Mrs. ui -S Eliza c:o.-,1111, Kan., 11111 Watarloo, DOUSIIAN IJ _ Tho children, and to 11reat-grandch;� ol Miami, Fla. ; Mn. Madaleoe , Wta. ( PD beth Willford, Mn. Edna Knopp, ,r 4, · ·:; Iowa. dren. Haggy of Pome..y, and Mn. Aru amt jump con■I Wi-tn fro Legion represenlallvea and Joltg • · Al ma . � t■ke In Kolcfm. lest •ill - hen Satarday ,.1t1,. Mn. Shumway was P'ffl'l,c) er Wataon Jim Slmpoon David lene Schalfers of Summenvlllo: b Coaaty, WAN flnll • wblddarm "8pJ.v Lanett In death by her husband and two udfa Set ttee Commi rt A. . Carnr three brother. day Kelvin EUia, Earl a of o Dean u, w t pol out lUcal overtoae■ Yost and • Margaret Yod who llrol hellw■d to ,.,.,. boeo a toma- Lui :,ear lroc ne- SDIUJ. Fuoeral Nr¥1... will be hold joined lhe group for dinner. old twin 11J11 of Mr. and Mn. � Rk:e and ■i■ter , Miu hall-b..then, Lee Roy, and Paul; ::" -■ tld■ a Ken Tuosday ol I p. m. from lhe Keno The Poet publl<ly thanko the Maynard Ellb, died al Hober Mary Sue ruce, "'ldenta Jack, a half-tiller, Miu Low• Boetic elp County eo.t. , do laJnd .,_ ,......, de- .i, boot • lroc namod Nboo l ■troy■d r• lraliln Chrl■llan Church. Burial will b,, Southern local board of ■ducatlon llospllal s a t u , d a y morning. son ■Ince !Nt, have been nam- all of Summenvllle and a f- Sp,,,_ and down � a N' ed co-chairmen ol the arl made In the Chetler Oemelary ...... IO -■. !Jal,. IIIWl8 WOME ■ GROUP lister, Mr. Goldie Speoer, Balli• nd -. � Oftfloadlntl bu, b'anap;rtalon and Graveside Servkeo were hold at for the bJ the Ohio Stace Patrol: J t.eAed ■ tn-car ..... and blew LAFAYETTE. �. (UP[) "':""" Friend■ ipay call at the White- drivers Jim CarMIJan and Del- the Gravel Hill Cemetery In Mid- mlttee for the 11181 Jacklon Coun �. Md. R il<hle, Potiland, 10 I 1"'oal boll out· ol the lab Into Mr■. O Ivan Colo of Clnclnnau, Funeral llame. (y Apple Festival which I■ 1pon, tolal of 48 ba•d dleport Saturday �moon A Smith bert !or duturbfnc U.. - and Ohio, •ba• ....., lfA"'8d pre■ldcnt ----haclyard. . Pa.-.nta of the Infant .;. Mr sored by the J.,._ annuallf. member■ ,;_.. the trip. , C.utTWIUGIIT DIED ' lo Barri■ pleaded '1 Ooollnl weolller 'col tho fnlt» of tho lltlep,allDnal <llrl■lian CLAM118 Bl!ING HELD fesUval MR The will from held be . and Mr■ Pleasant Elli of Ch il I & D d c:hage, dlale !weal In .,,_ In 0Npa Women'■ hllowoblp. ■ ar TO MEET TOGETIIER ah D r ptember Charles wl l Tae,...ge Welem ■l)'le ,quare f • 211 througb Septembe &ule I Two ;be dtl� Se abi hut o � � lllltlrtl., otormo lln. Colo, who •• eloct,d SI,!. dance claase■ are being held· ev- A joint meeting of the Racine mon,. and co■IL Ritchie ad &..­ Sunday t ■uddenJy t dted Jack on 311, of so,, reet, , be 23 rd : d::· Vk:kie L;,,,n and M a har■- 11..o,t,tan lo Calll..-.la. W'llly II lhe gn,up'■ ■econd quad, el')' Wedneoday evening from a American Legion ond Auxiliary Ille Sberlll'o n■,■Kt beld Edw;..i, ,unive. Th, ehlJ""wao Mary Sue !Uco It a 1958 groduato Ing a hit homo In Columhua. ,,_ meat. rennlal UNlllbly ■ l l e • d o d by to 10 In lhe DAV Hall In Porn- Poll (l(r.t will be hold al I p. m. a grand of Jackson High School and lo 'Ibo decoued wu brought to the oon of Mr· and Mn· Otto LOCAL 'l'liiN more thu 3,00D delegates. IIK'· eroy. All llenager1 from the Tuesday at the Legk>n Home. now employed o • cle!+ at Bur. Rawlinp,Colta runer.l H o m • Moffut. Ion's Discount Hou,e. Rleo It ■a wh■ro Nt'Yi<oo will he held, lhe ,..,........ ill �• bu- - On . . William K. Evu■ DI Meip. MaOOD, C.llla area aro The Junior Legion Auxiliary will _____ - dlolrlet Ill wu • de- Amlin, Mimi., pre■ idt!ol ■ 1 n c , Invited. ci-, are enducled by meet at Ibo hall at 7 p. m. lie, Ohio Slate gad and lo ■ " e I I• - of time to he 1a1,. MEIGS GENEIW, HOSPITAL kmwn an lnstruetor al Jaobon or. Mr. Cartwright · 1167. Mn. Jo ..I lretluneota will he ierved. ..,.. - doady a Sentenft9 Saturday admtaalooa - F,oyd mgh School. lloth have d o • e LanpYllle r■aldenl PT. PLEASANT - - c.j, . Williams, Pon)eroy, Rt. J prize winnina wort on the a r l • t, Slerlff Griff DUlf>la _.. _____ Siturday discharge,: - Mar,-us committee In put festivals.. aty Jack Pylet t.oci; a..TO ----D. Cha<ober,, Mlddleporl, Mr,. H. Rayburn ... ,_ R Bnffln.,; 'Ibo of Unloa Vet- bolh If � -• to W. Craig, Middleport; Cliff Deck. MARRL\lll! APPLICAnON ' p fffdJIP'J kt er, Racine: Amanda Parker, Min- Donald l\furen Willlam.1, 29, eran■ will meet lland&y nt,ht al State pen ersville; Pearl Poulin, PomP.roy Pomeroy, game protector, a n d 7:38 al the D. A. V. Ball in Ing their _.__ ti t ti, •· Sunday admiulonl - Lou;,. Junelto Louloe Keller, U. Long Pomeroy. 'Ibo quarterly bfrtb. )'WI .., -.,. of Chapm■n, Racine Rt. Bottom, �red ,...._ day will be ohserved eoterinll. Raybum 111d Bullman ..... .,.. Sw,day dlachargeo - None. CAPIII CANAVIIW. (UPI) - ..u,, and triggered a 1,413-pound H. Cleon Jr., o 40-yu,-old ma- b'awler about 211 mile, from dlctod by tho M grand jury _____ ,,,. Uilltod - will - • DOW pnbe frllm R. rlne. The flight probably woold whore he landoo, turned hlm.. tho lel-■ � iad B en ill Ill .,,._ ol 1111 - 'Ibo .,..,,., whl,b Ruata called ..... In Jato t,.ugu,t or Septom- over to engt,,(On, doctor, and FIN ED II, COIITI a plea ol guilty u charp,I .,._ willlla • lff ,.,. . Pomeroy Mayor Charle, Legar ■lllq!illl n "--■lie � - her. p■1<ho i.;iota Sunday for o lull arralgned In Cln,ull Court l■■l to pul • ........... platlarm bllD tlon." wl■ llred IGward tho plwt H tho)' decide "no," lhe natlon'o nport. li ned John F. Thnbet • and co,t■ month. Each youth w■- ..,.__ . turday ...Ding on • cbarp, of .-hit 11111 111m • It ID laul • y..,.., credit for the time ....i In $400 million "Project M ercury• n would be more of the ...,. Sa .,..,,. _.. Iha, SIIO,GIIO mllM Into To ••'l'IW -., will ohlll Ila luDttme to today, ,pace agency ,pokeamen falling � ■lop willtln • eloot, •• county jail which wa, M aye . 1 ■hot, nr■t DI • - ..,. of - utnnauta oo ■aid. ''Thi• It a report for lhe IUNd d,otance. lie waa dlad lo,!. while awaiting grond )Dy -· • 'l'ba The Drew Webster Poot American Legion Drum and uch , a<cldent . three-<or '!)to ■bot, dubli■d lloqw I, - If 0.. wllll which U.S. ■cl- • rocket Dlpt Into o,t,n early In eogtn,era, " ■aid .... "Shepard lowing • oa Bugle Corps partioipated in the Legion atate Parade at octloo. -----Maln 1111 - _, - ltopo to tmd - year■ of 19112. E . P underwent Ille ,...,. llllng, ooly at ,11 lul week .- Clnclmtatl, 0., with color guards and flag bearers being tho Unbd ,..,..,,_ -. will be li lhe emphalJ lo ■hilted 100 m,11 of ltll � done at r.rand ray Police -.d rrw V. Mn., Lennie Jewell, Frank Vaughan, Paul Cascl, Elza Bllmore, plot - bi■d TWO AllllUl'ED • ■er, », Pomeroy en· • charge st and Mickey WDIJams. bi■d about Thunday K m,rylhlni per ceol to ID orbllal fU&hl. GrJo, Bahanu, Wand. " 'Ibo ObJo Stale Palnll -tea lalllng to obey ■ ■lop olp OYer Foll.wing lhe "1lor flllll'd ,..,. Paula S.,,., 011lotod It <loNr - _.., to pion. Bui ....,,. """• No. I U.S. ■pa<eman Alan Mary l1io -,.i ......... U.iell Plqw E...... lhao IS.GIii m0eo lo h - - • a■ld - wu "o poo■lblllty• B. Sllepard Ir., and their Im lelthe w..teod. F,ronk Girolami, earrylng t b e Amburger, led the unit. Smith, ta , Loog Bottom who .. The otocl: A ----II■ 11111 ■c,I, tho mlaht be claJayed low ulron■ul■ will all he ellll- �_. •'I.D" card o1 Ibo group. t h o a Chopm,oeo ..,.. llr. and Mro. cliad to Galllpolt, llunlclpal """'1 lo ir::; captaln ' to nI - ltape I will - the - Ono ._. � ■hot will be ble to - Ille Jltght, -.-. , '" ,_ ,ix - and II Ralph Camphell, 11n. Ilana U.U- �-'., La g.., MDTAKBN IDBNTITY ield, t Va., f F homo bae o, he LOS ANGELES <IIPll-Rocbl trumpet,. for fubn ... llll will load In- ..,_.... and Ila job Ne DoeM"" ..... man, llr. and 11n. &cw Rou,h, � 71�and ._ ----•• - will .. llte ■amo • that Federal Spece Agency C b I e I late Tueaday '"' KloDll■lo at AftoJel,QENERAL W Porllclpatlng f r o m Pomeroy and Guido J. Gltolaml. bookod lo llelg,I c.,,,;ty · l'lllil■I W AD Sonday whea an lplter In _.. lint 11eN, lficlty llwhlni, Fund■ wen, •Ulled by car wait- 1n1..1 loa ., lllapr . L Ill the llttal t!lree lame■ E. Webb aid ill Wahlng, c■l ' 'Ibo ■loil lfflh■ ...... a oboll la !b■ -• Dal ,-ar, U.S. Ion j\'a1-, Thermo Vaoghaa, Ing and bate oole■ wi1ll donation. thal ao docl■loo hu 'Ibo l""hlom of the NCape a rocbt experlinenl lllll<d to 1)1----. ■etall.. 111o a ..... .,,,... 111 riPIIII■ wiD ll'J direct hlto <Ii bN1, micfe about m>ther ■uJ>or- hatch which G- ■aid blew ntte. Rl<l:y campbell. Roberto -· 1rrm Ell., 011nm, lloon,', sto,-e · r milt■ _up. lll■D U. - llte -. caleld In .,, Judy Wellrunl. Ralph WerrJ, Goynalo WIii, Allred Elbemld. ONB COIIPUINT hllal lllpt. But h■ ■aid ·that w off accldentally alto hla Cloemieal apeno tho wat had hit er ond aakeil to find out what WU Bill Young """ - Wen,. - probe - llte -- . GO Ibero la ..., lhe pilot will be Bell 'Ibo Corp■ fell - of I h . , LONG IQllAal, Calli. (UPI) ptatfonn M )Ill .. dpt - fiOr CAPS CANA <IIPD - Glean. 1be man who "1oo,I , by - to plague nperl■ today. ...... In lhe p,lael■whk:b ta From Jwon _. Boo IDcllal needod IIIIIDIIDI of - lo, U.. Ill■■ A-Uo In the 19<1t - , o ru,1,1 detp iDIII ....t.. lbldW . G a o twico a ''hoclt-up" pilot to si,.. ftero Wl!l'tl lwtber lheorle, aa ■haped ■omewhal lib and Gary Stewart: from Rutland, lrlp. 'Ibo enlb'e armp ■layod at -■I- 8-lly 0oqNu had , The 9oflol Unllia ....... a "-I i< louJ ID deddo whothe, ■<! and Gr.m. to what mfgbl ban happened, In, botllo. It luril■d out lo be I for- Chari• Rollman. Mane! Jl'oleJ, tho Vo Nud ¥otal, whld, had a ..,. ■mall complaint obout 'tho ,. . Smon Pamr and Jlt<fl WIUlamo, ■wlm pool. and - lo Coney I>- llool ■bo rad■ In SUnd., o pando. 'I, - to - ....... moo _, o sub, -_ who Dew Ill mllel -I - thol conieDclod vlbr• •"" ....,,._ .., the ljplllaf. Dar ''parltq - � 11111 ..,,._, ...W ride. Into ■paco and • - ...- tho tlom 1nm ......, ..... pouodlntl ,,,.. nrdlct: Ibo Orm'■ mongrel ond 1rom lllddleport. Dave WU- land Satunlq tlill>I, and 1 � • It _,, h ,qnplntor had - · Pel>• . 11. RIba!' - ,.,.._� tho - All■■llle Ocean befoN an the ■pacec:roll might !oaYo Iris· had nil■I,.. tho lplt,r ey, Jd Solterfleld. Dav,i Thmr, dla- had Ille 'l1tlrd Dei:ree ■polled hlr o■lift land: "W lttto • ..... ■rtttlll - ..,...,.. will he Jobo ...._ 4hal lachtdeG ·1 -• l lffld tho plunJer. , fn a■, .v1a1 Kini ...: Daw CwL Ihm tbei.. · ta.• IIICIWID HOTTIUT NATIONAL NEWS Ill • �� lhe D: IIO Rev. Clbbo 12: ,o Oral ftoberU 12: 55 Ba1tball 4:00 Bowliof REGI low No. ••p, WY .. Yeatlaer HAPPY CAMPERS-Meigs County 4-H youth spent last week at Canters' Caves i n Jackson County and lived II up swbnrning, learning crafts nature bikes,_ eating excellent food, and generally having a good time. Here Meigs County Agent C. E. Blakeslee has pqsed the entir� ..- _, ..,,.,._, ,. ,.., , laking BJ u- ....., '.l1 m onbo «■ offing the swunmu,g pool for a picture. Canters' Caves IS a CO-Operative pro1ect between several southeastern-Ohio counties with each group beside n. o.nn.- Jol""' 71.. In tho w n d ' .,,; Teu to Ne• England of- county taking '1urns" In having its 4,H youth in camp. • ...,. ,..,. c.n.■o fodhd ■ I■ • 1IINI meeti■C nilinl • !red little relief today for But• -n ....., ffuplleal ...... mi ,n otates &ripped In a ■ullry dLAN ABl'ER, Olll9 (UPD A rally C ill WINI Reda'• 11•111 � beat .pell. lhrM-mu &e.un .� U .. Olnnple MNU. 1bt U S. \Y' ather Bureau at al ..t·0 =.-:n Thr _ ..:::· .. � ,n for another �ll!>Mllplaia&a altom s.pt. T. L. Berll• W tilt CtmmuaW ,._ New York ctt,'1 Jooe, Beacli, hllz. Iola's Gift Shop (6 - Pomeroy-Middleport, '-ligb Humidity .. .. , I 0: aa Summer Heat, IN M who July His We To I NO. Triggered By I .. I IEl! l ca XIII i� a.tion Hit By Storm s ..,• -...., . I D.■,ot.,I To fli. l� Of Tu H.,_,,a.on ..1.r• IQL y, a1 y ent1ne ,,,, lit ... ..... ol ... ..... • "' ta■ --· .... � -· - • •• I T . •· 1f1i! Don"::: s.·' bJ ''Libero/ were "Ii '""'""' mar« • ivdronl. -·- -le c""s:r jail': ·. oo1J l' �, ,, ' ' 1lie Daly. S•atinel .•. , .,: ''YQIS Were ·$eying . ti(. • AlllG EDITOIIALLY Aggresmve f.onservatism M ll'OUJII of the nation'• ltrODgeat co, tilllw• ptber in conclave from ti.In. to time, It becomea lncreulngly plalll th1y are no longer cotl'tent to shout llolana or jllll-try to influence "mlcl41e of the roaden" by variou1 kl11ds of pret; lllN!. 1 .t' j { f i I They talk ogerly of malting them• ,elves true political aclivlsta. Their new heroes. after Sen. Barry Goldwater, are Seti. John Tower of Texas and a sizable ltrln& of freumeo GOP conservatives In the Ho111t. They are hailed as men who ''did It," wbo got elected. At a recent rl&ht wing "political ac­ tloa" ineet1n1 In Wubingtoo, not under GOP ,auplces, Tower told hlf rapt audi­ ence to turn from sloganeering: "OW- trouble la that we have not been pradlca. enough •.•. We have got to ee� heavlly Involved In politics. We've eot to ·aet down to the grau roots and Into the campaigns. . , ·. We've sot to translate our will into atatutorf terms. The otben (llbenla) bave been at work a Ions tllne. They !lave been effecttve. We mutt do the aame thing.': Neither In Tower'• cue nor In others do tbeae aroups 11ft out the complex fac• tori that may have played I role In their heroea' election trlumpha. The vlctorle1 are a■crlhed to the winners' stout e,. pouuJ of cooaervallve principles. , Publicly they apeu of broader 1uc• ceue, ID 1982 and 11184. But an upert'1 analyna of the relaUons among t b e s e p:oupa - and their contacts with the major partlea - ii a nece,sary prelude to uy lnfol'IMd sueu on thiJ acore. ' Meantime, they appeu bent on estab, lllhlnl a national climate conducive to. future victory. Allln and 11110, leaderi atreu t II a t •�naervatiam l1 on t h e march." Said cl n e meetlns chalnn111: "This II THE poUtlcaJ fact of 1961." Goldwater, one of the comervatlve'1 proclaimed "miracle men," states. the matter much les s strongly. He sees the new stirrings, particularly u they manl• fest tbenuelves po college campuses, u part rea l conservative upsur1e and part formless rebellion agalnlt the "estab­ lished liberal order.'' Ria 1011 iJ ·to spread the gospel, to Imprint It more deeply on the �publlean party. Som'e others w!lo have• sampled ,the' country's mood in rec.int months tend to unders50re Goldwater'a own �w-tbat conservatism is movjng but, up to now, is not swe-epins. 'But conaervallsm'a llurdlest 111d most vocal IJ'OIIPI are Impatient of ,uch, cau­ tion. Perhapa they hope that seneral IUCCIBI CID be encoura&ed by proclaJm. Ing bllh tide wblle tile currenta are atlll uncertain. GEOGRAPJIY LESSON Republicans are up In arms over Pre­ sident Kennedy's reported plan· to ex­ tend diplomatic recognition to the So­ viet puppet state, of Outer MongoliL But prol>ably few America� of either party know much about the place. Vague ly we'te aware that It Ues some­ where in the wilds of northeastern Asia. For the record it touches Russia's Siber­ ian lands on the north, Cbin11e Man­ churia on the east, the Great Wall of China to the south, and Russian Turke­ stan to the west. The land la generally high, mostly de­ sert, supportilll a poniadic population of around one million. Stocjt ralalng Ji the big lblng, thouth some valuable miner• ala u!Jt. II'• a bit bi11er than Aluka, snd actually one of the world's oldest countries. It ls alwaya nice to know what It iJ the politicians are araulng about . . Industrial Revolution, Chapter D When It cornea to the bu.lness of get­ tlna 11111terlall and maklns goods, t h'e people }n thla country ·1a r e, In • effect, llolvly worltlai tbemaelys oul of a Job. 1 Rllht now only about·� million Am• , .-lcana art dlrectly enp1ed In product effort. That meana msnufacturtns, con­ lltructlon, mlnln1, fll'lllk and s u c h trllla�n u II lllvoJved In lbeae , . proce..... �.aatlon,ot'mon than 180 m1Jllon1 i, , ll aw,ab ,wltJI �-made loodl, yet Jult '11 lllllllon pebple produce tile en­ tire lorteilt and could tum out more. totala leave out of account peo­ ple Cn m11111ertar, cle!'lcaJ • n d otller DOt d.lrec:Uy auoclaled with t h e on Jr11111. Renee they differ fNm lltlndatd ,omnment ftaure1 In � .JJI... ftelda. ( The tilj cry today Is "automation," but tl!t. iJ In fact merely lbe dr1111atle new phue II{ an ••oiplc and teclmolopcaJ r,nder way and molt certainly , trend dutlned to eontlaue Indefinitely. Gerard Piel, In a document written for Ille l'ord,J'oundation'1 Fund tor uie �. auue1ta that by the year 2000 tai:ior, worlcer1 ma, be·11 ,carce u far­ mers today. TIit litter are down to alx llllllloll. In 1111 ,tew, not Jurt factory band, but , wliltt eolJar \1/0rll:en and even manage­ ment ltlelt could be partl y displaced by lbt ateady advance of automated equlp- · 'i'h..- kin& l me11&. NMlllnet tot1a1 an bqlnnlng to do tilt -' .t tM Jia111 nervoua l)'llem • wtll ..' ltuman mlUcle. Built-In con­ trllll ao,lliau lndultrlat proceases even button-�n. wh a t· wluaoiil, "white collar computer" of Ille ..,_... "Ill tli.' ewer IIOlllt functiou llliman � cwJi. !"e .. �r'Cllllld .. ''I bl.,,_,.,_,_, �. n,-1--·Tune f • 11':. I ,,. • • • tiI(, ii ,.. .,·4111--======= The Voice Of Broadway Never Looked Like' An Angel $inee ' \ •-e; Mlf ,,,!',.o.. - I&, 180) Ra�ine Society "otei �, ,, ' ' 1lie Daly. S•atinel .•. , .,: ''YQIS Were ·$eying . ti(. • AlllG EDITOIIALLY Aggresmve f.onservatism M ll'OUJII of the nation'• ltrODgeat co, tilllw• ptber in conclave from ti.In. to time, It becomea lncreulngly plalll th1y are no longer cotl'tent to shout llolana or jllll-try to influence "mlcl41e of the roaden" by variou1 kl11ds of pret; lllN!. 1 .t' j { f i I They talk ogerly of malting them• ,elves true political aclivlsta. Their new heroes. after Sen. Barry Goldwater, are Seti. John Tower of Texas and a sizable ltrln& of freumeo GOP conservatives In the Ho111t. They are hailed as men who ''did It," wbo got elected. At a recent rl&ht wing "political ac­ tloa" ineet1n1 In Wubingtoo, not under GOP ,auplces, Tower told hlf rapt audi­ ence to turn from sloganeering: "OW- trouble la that we have not been pradlca. enough •.•. We have got to ee� heavlly Involved In politics. We've eot to ·aet down to the grau roots and Into the campaigns. . , ·. We've sot to translate our will into atatutorf terms. The otben (llbenla) bave been at work a Ions tllne. They !lave been effecttve. We mutt do the aame thing.': Neither In Tower'• cue nor In others do tbeae aroups 11ft out the complex fac• tori that may have played I role In their heroea' election trlumpha. The vlctorle1 are a■crlhed to the winners' stout e,. pouuJ of cooaervallve principles. , Publicly they apeu of broader 1uc• ceue, ID 1982 and 11184. But an upert'1 analyna of the relaUons among t b e s e p:oupa - and their contacts with the major partlea - ii a nece,sary prelude to uy lnfol'IMd sueu on thiJ acore. ' Meantime, they appeu bent on estab, lllhlnl a national climate conducive to. future victory. Allln and 11110, leaderi atreu t II a t •�naervatiam l1 on t h e march." Said cl n e meetlns chalnn111: "This II THE poUtlcaJ fact of 1961." Goldwater, one of the comervatlve'1 proclaimed "miracle men," states. the matter much les s strongly. He sees the new stirrings, particularly u they manl• fest tbenuelves po college campuses, u part rea l conservative upsur1e and part formless rebellion agalnlt the "estab­ lished liberal order.'' Ria 1011 iJ ·to spread the gospel, to Imprint It more deeply on the �publlean party. Som'e others w!lo have• sampled ,the' country's mood in rec.int months tend to unders50re Goldwater'a own �w-tbat conservatism is movjng but, up to now, is not swe-epins. 'But conaervallsm'a llurdlest 111d most vocal IJ'OIIPI are Impatient of ,uch, cau­ tion. Perhapa they hope that seneral IUCCIBI CID be encoura&ed by proclaJm. Ing bllh tide wblle tile currenta are atlll uncertain. GEOGRAPJIY LESSON Republicans are up In arms over Pre­ sident Kennedy's reported plan· to ex­ tend diplomatic recognition to the So­ viet puppet state, of Outer MongoliL But prol>ably few America� of either party know much about the place. Vague ly we'te aware that It Ues some­ where in the wilds of northeastern Asia. For the record it touches Russia's Siber­ ian lands on the north, Cbin11e Man­ churia on the east, the Great Wall of China to the south, and Russian Turke­ stan to the west. The land la generally high, mostly de­ sert, supportilll a poniadic population of around one million. Stocjt ralalng Ji the big lblng, thouth some valuable miner• ala u!Jt. II'• a bit bi11er than Aluka, snd actually one of the world's oldest countries. It ls alwaya nice to know what It iJ the politicians are araulng about . . Industrial Revolution, Chapter D When It cornea to the bu.lness of get­ tlna 11111terlall and maklns goods, t h'e people }n thla country ·1a r e, In • effect, llolvly worltlai tbemaelys oul of a Job. 1 Rllht now only about·� million Am• , .-lcana art dlrectly enp1ed In product effort. That meana msnufacturtns, con­ lltructlon, mlnln1, fll'lllk and s u c h trllla�n u II lllvoJved In lbeae , . proce..... �.aatlon,ot'mon than 180 m1Jllon1 i, , ll aw,ab ,wltJI �-made loodl, yet Jult '11 lllllllon pebple produce tile en­ tire lorteilt and could tum out more. totala leave out of account peo­ ple Cn m11111ertar, cle!'lcaJ • n d otller DOt d.lrec:Uy auoclaled with t h e on Jr11111. Renee they differ fNm lltlndatd ,omnment ftaure1 In � .JJI... ftelda. ( The tilj cry today Is "automation," but tl!t. iJ In fact merely lbe dr1111atle new phue II{ an ••oiplc and teclmolopcaJ r,nder way and molt certainly , trend dutlned to eontlaue Indefinitely. Gerard Piel, In a document written for Ille l'ord,J'oundation'1 Fund tor uie �. auue1ta that by the year 2000 tai:ior, worlcer1 ma, be·11 ,carce u far­ mers today. TIit litter are down to alx llllllloll. In 1111 ,tew, not Jurt factory band, but , wliltt eolJar \1/0rll:en and even manage­ ment ltlelt could be partl y displaced by lbt ateady advance of automated equlp- · 'i'h..- kin& l me11&. NMlllnet tot1a1 an bqlnnlng to do tilt -' .t tM Jia111 nervoua l)'llem • wtll ..' ltuman mlUcle. Built-In con­ trllll ao,lliau lndultrlat proceases even button-�n. wh a t· wluaoiil, "white collar computer" of Ille ..,_... "Ill tli.' ewer IIOlllt functiou llliman � cwJi. !"e .. �r'Cllllld .. ''I bl.,,_,.,_,_, �. n,-1--·Tune f • 11':. I ,,. • • • tiI(, ii ,.. .,·4111--======= The Voice Of Broadway Never Looked Like' An Angel $inee ' \ •-e; Mlf ,,,!',.o.. - I&, 180) Ra�ine Society "otei �' ' • J • • .. . , •""4-.. �--.. a. lilll lt'i1 Jl•iJ ty, ........ r. ¢2 � Crampton Makes LHe Wish 2 .Come 1rue With Golf Win' •• I• l;•lltllllili.,tlli't.MIJ'& !WM. itn. ., __ :, ...i a»uha -• --' ii .... ,·:: -� c.. 1111o 1111. 11 • ., iiao "'31 a 'a I ,I..,_ II:.\, pa ·h llr. _, llr&. 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