http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/8e9db2cbfe834d20ebae3dc87f34acc6.pdf c8c3d9cf41a3ecb9027144facf6f1021 PDF Text Text • ME~ '' J SCHOOLBOYS DECIDE I STITCHERS DATE CHANGED M 1 8 LUBBOCK Tex IUPI)-'l'wo ' Seventeen members of the The Return Jonatllan g h lboy agreed lO F'tve Pomts Star Strtchers 4-H h: at Texas Tech Thursday club met Wtlh thetr adviSors, er tcnlc on The two are, Bruce Mauldmg Mrs Roy Holter, Mrs. DWight 17 tbe home of Abeline who h.s cleared 13 Mtlhoan and Mrs. Orrs of Mrs.' Edward Foater tn feet 101'. Inches to the pole Tuesday afternoon at the HoiPomeroy Instead of June 18. vault and h er home t "You and The date was changed to avotd has run t e y A ton on n b Janconflict witll the Re:atta seconds. ad ISIGN RACHER roll caU a dtsh and table serv- PHILADELPHIA <UPI) - wtth thetr last 1ental cbeckup. . Free agent Dave Racher was A commtltee was uamed for tee. stgned by the Philadelphia the potato chip sale, Eagles of the National Football At the cioae of the meeting, NAMES OMITTED Lea g u e It was announced a covered dtsh dmner was In the list of Installing offl. Thursday served alter whtch the group cers of Bethel No 62 of the Racher, an offensiVe center went to Royal Oaks park for International Order of Job's Doughters, the names of Steph. s n s d that the Umted States . t If e pounds ay anie Pullen as ms a11mg 0 tc r, ' would oontrrbule $74 698 U> an Lmda Darnell, gutde and soloIBUTE FUNDS Instrtute of Amertcan' Studtes U> ist, and Alrla •. mar· <UPI) _The US. be established tn I.ondon next shal, were unmtenttonally N b announced llturs- year. ...... , ' """"" 1'M:!<'kc.J!ii!<MMW3q Graduates Honored I4- H Garden Club ' ~ Recognition 01 Past Presidents ~ AIOUnd And ·'II At JFI• l nestI<ry pIffyI Meets Wednesday C~apter,RDa~~~~:· ~n1he ' H' hi'1 h f t ~an e~~ Jun~ And Musical Show lg 9 t ven ' About party was held following At Hysell Home ~~~~.:.;·June a~ Rerngmlron ol pas/ presr- 1a mcmb~r ro am ~ ' ~ theA regular chotr practrce at Th Wtldwood Jumor 4-H Gardents an d a musrral program 11l!rs. Guy ~~~~~\fr, ~ar- ~ Mtddleporf the Ftrst Untied Presbyterian den ~lub met wtlh their advlshrghhghted the '''"' annrver- '.'atrm~n, m,:,,, for the even- Mr·s Frank 1\lu • of Colum- Church Wednesday evenmg han- ors Mrs Vtcwr Hysell and Pt ?bserv<~nce ol !:reM~~:: ~~~ ~~~\:~mother, Mrs. Ben b~s le~; ~~~:~•n;~~~~~;:~.~~ v~nrng Ne~tzlmg, ~ /{e~nold' san• accom~anted Jl!P"d~ll 1 an~ <~nd I ' ~Iobell lam~s Mon~ay Mu~ Ha~~~~<eek ~\J:~~ ~~:::~d~ a~,:~:~~m p~~ye~ Gil~ were:~~ ~r~~:rt ~~n~afety publrc-l ,.~~panred ~",' ;7.~: !~r::;; dwa~ Gintre~, St~~ ~·r~•:,hw~~ dem~ns~ra hp~d]9. 8 ~:mb~rs"~nswered ..,==, I I Elberfelds Ready to Wear .. 2nd Floor ' en tine ' ~ Uf The~~~..~~-" .4r• N0~._4_7________________________~o~o~M~E~~Q~Y~~~~~Dffi~E~PO~R~T~,~Q~H~IO~--------~SA~T~U~RD~A~Y~,~J~UN~f~12~,~1~96~5~------------------~FI~V~E~C~~~~B VOLX__V_II__ a t in the Kansas Fa~··, , ~; Youth Charged ' ,, ; With MurderS;' Surrenders SOCIAL CALENDAR NOTlCE! at Lhe IOOF' Hall ltNIJ!Id m1n ts Wl:'re SP\vt Htgh The Rev Ruppelt commend 1 g (ldualt• of Middleport 1 1,IJ[!· 11 I'> t'uVt I I'd WI I ~ pa ~ 1 School and will rec"tVe a cadet e• the honored chmr members 8 p m • 111 1 gr tt n ( loth .md < ni Lre< \~ , ~t·acl ung cen1fH:at e from Oh10 1as well as all youth of lhe choir JUNE It ,m dll dllf.:t'llll'nl nf pmk ro~r.;es j lJill vt>rsd~ thi s snmmer and for thetr support ond loy. Rock Sprmgs Cub Scouts Pack f l.1n~~ d 1!1 ligh lt·d P 111 ~ t.Jpt rs MJ No(:lh Ha skms and Mr a lt v to the chu1 ch chmr. 246 w1ll have an outmg at the l-' l't'sldlng c~ t tlw "d ~ l:'r eof- Elmer Hask ms and the1r s1sLt>r, --Arthur Nease pond, ~a~day. 111 se 11111 , :.llld puwl1 bowl l ~!rs BPrlha Gibbs, were m at 5 p m Each famtly IS to I,';( ' ~-' 1\1 1s Edgar kf'vnolds, Mcrre 1ville 'J hursday to attend take the1r own w1eners and buns 1and a covered d1sh dnd f•'t <111 k Wlntt' funrr al Sf'l v1ces for their aunt. no I IF_ • I Dr. Ray R Pickens !::=========i l'!t'~ ldt'nt ~1rs Ill , , presrd.. nl Mr< "LOVE WITH THE PROPER STRANGER" \ \ith \;,\ ,1! 1' \\~p,j o.tnd ..., 1,\l' \\(lJH n 1 n~ I "MAN IN THE M IDDL E" \\ 1 1 Ho iJ ! 11 i\l11< h!Pl! i:llll.l l:ld! l \ ::,,d)IIUII o June 12 l\1. ~ .1t llll "B LOOD ON THE ARROW' lJalt flube 1 ~1 m \latth.t II ()I II J ll1,; r Pome roy, Ohio TONIGHT & SATURDAY "T HE HORROR OF IT ALL ~-l tt,l Borl gt rs \Ju111 rs I' ! Jet• "WITCHCRAFT" Lon Cn<Jncv .Jnrk HPdl!'y SUNDAY, MONDA Y and TUESDAY J une 13 14·15 "NONE BUT THE BRAVE " - Tcchmro lor f'rank Smal l a! 1m! \\ fllhr Tomm1 :-and~ HI <HI IJ rxtt r Tom B, ll S<J 1nm1 J 11k ~ on Ldl fllllt' 51t plwn, Colorcarloon s JUNE 13 1 r of Dona ld Sdullmg, Mr (HI~ an 5 ~ ons, C'8 e, rs )On ' · or off1cers All members Mrs .John Koko- Mrs Mnold Rrchards. dele- Karl Owens. Phyllis Joachrm, , urged all end. 10 JUNE Donald Gosney Mrs and Mr:; Allen Hampton, Mrs Edward Burkett, Mrs , 15 M1 g<~1f' are vrtch' ~~~~s"s Mrs .James Web- alterna te. were mT rgan Thurs- Paul Haptuostall. Mrs lra~r' f'l La~derdale Pia Mrs day to allend the summer con- Mrs Francts Anderson Kelly, I The Democrat Club will meet , Mrs 'at tlle Pomeroy Second Ward i 11 ld ventwn or the Ameiiran Legion Rtchard Owens, and Mrs Le· h "' ' d M ll l'ues.+ny M 1 French an rs o <t Le I d B 1 ouse . ua at 1 30 p· m 1 ~ A.uxJ itan repre~r.,• wts - an rown. IMembers are asked to brmg 1 Hlt ks Manfev Pose aux!ltarv. Mrs I An orfermg will be taken at iC:Irticles for auction sa le and RtLh<lrds set ved as a tdler for the Sunday mornrng servrce to sandwiches or cookies for relttiSTS SEWINl. CLUB I !he t' leet 1011 of off1cer • 1 ass ast Wllh the vartous projects I freshments The Twilight Garden c 1u b meet Tuesday evenrng at M D · ht Parthe home of rs wtg Morns County Home In charge of the ker with Mrs Robert ~"' host Cl I ., U rkPs 'Deaconesses rnciudrng the swun 11 Se~~o-Rite Sewmg .] Hlrt' I .,,roup 1 ( parttes for ch ildren of the Me1gs lw1 sponsored by Ihe Deacons and 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ Mrs Hmold Hood I ess when the W d d · e.enrng • · PI nilS 1 lub met e ne~o~ 8} I }ul,v Pu·n1c <J l tht> club I oom Plano: wPre made for a p1r- offenng w1ll be Vmcent Dabo, S h stess · A short busmess session wa s nJ r at the <'hurch for the .Iuly 1Marcus Chambers, Paul Hapton- r. as co- 0 ( (Jflduded by Ml s Elza Gtlmol e ! meeting when lhe F'ederoted stall. CHARGE SUSPt;CT Jr. Vll'e presrdenl A note of t CJr(le met Wt'd nesday evemng It was announced Urat Mtd-1 WASHINGTON (UPI)-PolieP ll'S ig natJUII as president was (:If the rhureh dleport Masomc Lodge would ! have charged 23-year-old ftllmg rPad from Mls HarV[' \ Van Mrs Lou is Re! lx•l plesldent ::~ttend church services Sunday, statiOn attendant Ernest William , Vran ken. wa s Ill rhaq~e of the meetmg i.June 13 at the Pres~yl.enan l Harned With the killmg or a SIX· I Th ~ hustcss served a desSClt whl(h opened With dt>votJOns by I Church Elders attendmg the, vear-old boy found sluffed m a COUI se dullng the soc tal hour. I Ml s Phtl Willmmson who meetmg were Mr and Mrs Iblue canvas bag With his throat med1tation on · Power of 1Paul Haptonstall, Mrs Francis ga ' a IA d " I' t D bo cut P e and closed wrth pray- n erson, ""- rncen a ' b Za h C II tt as I ray r t d Fred Lew1s Mrs Tom Kelly Tre oy' c ary ,a e ' w 1'1 SPvrral members repor e I M Ed 'd B k II M R ' I found Thursday near his home I M Gladys Cuck rs war ur e ' rs ,_ ed \ 1 __....:_._____l l' , ~-::::;;;::::;;;::::;;;;::======.:.:.:...:. --·- TONI TO DD celebrities ... - Twe beautiful Wii.VS • SO .._ - . ·'- _.... I hit ---.noo-~-,. u.,. _,..,. , I' g ..t r II ~ - . . - """!' ,..a. - .... tiorl _ .. ~ ..... - pota r.. 1!'d I p. J ~· - . . DeaiM , --. 'So.;,.,. ....... iL . . - " l l'ortrd ....1 ..I ....., 1 ti a,, ,.-) I .• ..,...... lroo•tio "ft. ...,. -- Jli!irr. ....., ~,.., ... LOG« .. ... -:.: """ ' - .a.e *' ~ .... ~ I 10 95 > eDON'T FORGET OUR FURNITURE SALE ON THE ·3RD FLOOR Elberfelds-Pomeroy D~~te~c~trv~es~s~a~td~H~a~r~rt~~w~a~s~·~·-],...,,.,,.,...,.,...,.,,.,...,...,...,...,.,.,...,...,...,,.,,.,,.,...,...,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,...,!!!!!!!!!!!!~ I mg Wrllram rs rh ard and Owens, M1ssLyons Ph:v llis .Ioa· quarnted wtth the Catlett famtly. ler,ss.Is Mrs Baxter an d chrm Russell l on M1 ~Pl11e Koehler who are · I ,I Ehersbaeh wos l The Session met Monday eve- • ed as UII P til In Hol zer nmg and reports of the Scwto 1 1 n po I 4 1 Presbytery held at Athen~ were I 1 I1hospital il"fr "Silmf'nls Wf'l'e servPd t>u1ven by Mrs George Anderson 1 ' ' ' and Mrs James Harley Plans 1 dw mg the SOC I<II hour by Mrs 1wt•re made to observe member! Utto St hmoll and \lJ ss Lena Iship Sunday later m the month • Iill Mrs C I, IGrueser _ _ _____ _ I FOR DAD! I I 1 I Both farm and in-town families find that our bank offers them much more than money. Why? first, because. ours t~ a "FuW Servrce" bank .' . , offe_rmg a wtde range of helpful bankmg servtces, all conven tently available under one roof! Also, because we know this area weU ••• have served it so lon g! 'W COME SEE US SOON ••• AND OnEN hnsor H1gh tnten•tty Lemp $11· The Hev Howard Ruppelt reIporl ed on I he General Assem- 1 1 bly held rn ColumbiJB 1 Ruppel t an nounced that he 95 had been mvited to ass1st in the mstallalton serv1ce for the Rev .James Steele Yount at the Unit-1 DESK ACCESSORIES BIBLES-PENS led Presbyterran Church ar Enon Valle) , Pa near Newcastle, 1 Pa Mr Yount was a speaker I MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE when the Rev Ruppelt observ-1 ed hrs lOth anmversary I to This chart will change your mind about Chrysler prices. Meke CHRYSLER NEWPORT ~00 v.a Enf.m• Ovoerall Whealbese Cubic I.Ainifh net~~. ~llplacament 124. 218 2. 119 ... 383 Base Month~ Paymen • Difference p., Monlh - $65 67 58.94 $6 73 CHEVROlET IMPALA 119 210.0 213.1 6.73 115 2o.&.i "' !58.94 OLOS f·85 CUTLASS 330 69.26 6 41 "' 203.4 300 ~8.65 7 02 FORD OALAXIE BUICK SPECIAL SKYLARK BASIS Of COYPARISON All models ere 2 door hardtogs eq,upped with II 8 en111~e rr:'eu~f 1 matlc tru sml.. ion, SOcw•r steer""' po"":er ubr;!;:;i~el!u·~~c~e~~~ t~~~~t~w~ ~nd 36 have been compute on manu ac urer& ·~ for 00 ' rsctlcally any new car :~~!!l11~f.~~~~U!otw~"eclrg:~~e~~ : ..t•:Jt:~ ~~!nation fhar11e1, stat• ent~ local Dxn, Interest. Insurance and Ueensfn1 fee•. the local chUtch ThP serv1ce IS to be held Sundav evenmg, JWle L....,,M,ID"'D"'L"'E"'P"'O"'RT.._.,.~.,.:.-_.,.,.,! __ I 20_~t-7_JO pm ··· _ __ _ Your Savings Earn 4% Interest POMEROY · NATIONAL BANK . nmg Meigs County lor over 93 years POMEROY Ho Hum! Another Shift Reported In Government I fa m~oy 11 5011 l.rnH'S ~;:::::;::======j \v~nne B oon w !S S~ onson Reed~ MEIGS THEATRE I ~" ~~Ow~--"~;., ;,: famtl~. ~'rr;da '" ~'' (•~.>, ~me~ ~~w~1 • C 11' Mrs and so. , Cool;rlle spent 1\ cd- pelt; cashters, Mrs Franets meet Monday at 8 p. m There Hou sll L'r... ~ Mrs Canoll nesdc.~v Ly- WJll be nommatwn and election <\udl t-!Y ro sl, c w1t h dMr on•and Mrs fiay Andersonk andMMrs L'Russell s Mrs , Pat Tlw ~ "RAC ING FEVER ' \\ !!h lui• \ 1!11 ! ~P II (I ('d~t· serq•d tfw I t' frPSilllii:'TII t•ommlltee TON IGHT nrJ l' lll oJ 1 Atlhn r Mrs Belva Haskms Mrs Ccctl Kimes h~s retu~nA NatiVIty Deanery meetmg I ed fl om Chadt'Sion w \a ! Will be held Sunday at 2 p m ~ ~llllJltNd of Mrs S!i .J USS I Mrs l'ltlere she has spt:nl two wee~s Plans were made for the an· I at the ~I Andrew's Church 1n Fd\~,Hd Hurk!lt Mr s \\t' sl rv , wlth hP I stslers ,Mrs A ern nualice cream social to be heid i Nelsomiiie. Mrs Del Vecchio, Fn r"l-ll s ll.rtT\ Moore Mr s Johnson \<1r . . lh.unas H ·1 Ju 11 e 25 when the Deacons and president of the Steubenville DlJolin WPtllPt Mrs Hussc ll ,md Mr~ Howard Jarrett IDea<:onesses of the Middleport ocese of Catholic Women's club :VItlls M1s Wtlltam Slal el ~:~nd Mrs Hay McCarty ha:; re- First Umted Presbyterian Wlll be present Those Wishing M1 o,.; hdgdr Bt>\nolds. turned from Wmston-Salem, N Church met Tuesday evenmg at to ttend may contact Mrs w~ts mcludPd Ml s C where she was t~e guest of llle chmch Named '8s general Paul6 Case! I ln1 vJ!Pd gt M F: l\1 her S!Slt'r and Mr and lchatrman for the event were 1 JUNE H J 11 ;, Mrs Mrs W M Pugh and II," Vincent Dabo and Paul Hapton- The Meigs 4-H Pleasure Ridlion IS . a M .rss Fa Whrle !here she at/ended gra ' ]stall ers wrll meet Monday at 6 30 p 1 11 11 111 Jrvrd1\::,.id r, ., Mrs uallnn exe>rrsrs lor her neph : Other commttlee members tn· m at the home of Cheryl Wrl t lmh \trs d r Akron M r " Pt<tt> Hrouks ' elude - posters. Mrs Tom Kel· Iiams B.,ln lt; MI SS Frances \oil < md \'Irs Gt>orge Rupe lly and the Rev Howard Rup- The DAV and Auxiliary Will S1r:.Jih<; s~turday Plans Are Made f A I/ or nnua ce c, eam Social RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal DepoSit Insurance Corporation KeepsELke 4 INTiR-OCKrNG RING &ETO ~~~t and this chart will change your mind about Chrysler resale! These rinrs cannot twist or turn on your 1\nrer. The .mous Iudden lock holds them to&'ether tor more ueau.ty and snt1sfa.ct.io& hl•-':t!t-... ., ' '~ See us. We deliver!! TOM RUE MOTORS "· 399 S. Third Ave., Middleport, 0. ' ' " .' ' . .. , ., " .ar.,._ ly ' WORLD I ,-1 .. Deeelfd To The fr~md th:foo~~v!~~t;,.~:ht~o~:S is::w:.':::::: mm__.m,_:g:_·-::--:-;--::-:-;-;;;:-;::: Carp~nter CO~'toN gavelto~m~t~tt:ed~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=~E~m~b~a~ss~y~e~re~:;;;;;;~~;;.;_;;;~..,..,.., j e YourHS~ile ~=~~~vechoirman. ~~~:a M::~!s t~re ~0 br~g ~ cov~;ed lrre~~; cho~~';;'~"~~: g:;~nl ~~- VtStted rn Mrddleoorl thiS ormg htgh school ]raduates of Mr; D•ighl Mrlhoan, Wednes , who accomp•nred lor week w1th rel•ltves D"d the day evenrng at the Hysell th honll' ol '' " \loiter ' the program Mrs Burt sang I She was bl IS, Pal , y home c lved • ke \1 1>d11 g n ,three numbers, "In the Ttme lrette Tones ol Guam Th Co-chairmen lor the event Acardofthankswasre Croo ' nl ',:,. ,, , :11 rhe oi"m ol Roses " Moonlight Mr and Mrs. om- were Mrs Paul Haptonstall and from the Mergs County m111110 pre,idenri "''' ,., ,md ,Juc-1 Hoses · and' Mr.sSJon ul Roses as of Columbus spcn, Mtss Lilltan Ste1ff a&,.sted by mrsstoners lor ploemg planters bdm\1"1 ~ ,', 11t 'r.. \\hi!(' I Co- 1 111e 25111 anruver '"ry book o! wtth Wilham Lewr!'l a Mr. and Lounge wmd chtlmesthm e "'" d Mr R Mrs dney Rtc. andaruJ eKlfarr 'h ofh flowers Sh pers' a e ltnnb,J< ";'" ' ""d '' "'''' " ' ' : he club was dedic.rted '"Mrs an sons, o has re- and Mrs Rtchard Owens, 1 e t e op mumt du b "I"'" '' "· ,, ur Coals lor her 25 years • Mr Noah vaca· Rev Howard Ruppelt gave the courthouse av: g.. ri! Lt-d !II Pill I t.' (' '' . I " ago o( rnPmhershtp Ill the dub and I wtth hts broth- evemdng lor the :umThe mttl ll l' ·' l'- 111 Ol' 111 '11 .~ri l ~WI many huUJs ot srrvtce, and J El near '\rmtet Gar- l:iente to e onore gues 1 ,, < ' '"" • Kl 11 h111101 a1y er mer, Rev Ruppel! and aliter mem- mer '• the cloh ""''' ' ' to MIS 0 P " '· Id Fla Mr Haskms was ach C Ia Fisher gave a report on Lr les I ' '' ' '· ··' '" 1'" " f or ' mr•mber lor her years ol home by hrs broth- bers of the c orr. I tns and Teresa Gooch '"' Bac lrlol '''"' i/V grven the dub and her :n I•·•. Elmer who wr ll spent the Refreshments of cake and ' gave a demonstralton on' table lion "" ''"' 1"" d ,, "',, r, lor 'I'll .<Iron Jo the rnt•mher' Grits summer llfr e wtlh relattves hme punch were se, ved to arrangement, usrng snowballs 1 Je, Lo·'"' '"'"i.d " 111 ' '"'" P"'"'llit'd " Mr s Whr le Jla;rd Lyo 11 s son o, Mr and the chorr members and guests and roses. Barbara Ftsher Jnd '1"11111''·'·1 I""'""" Mrs Klo•tn 1nd Mrs troob : ,.,, Hussell Lyons has accept- Mrs Haptonsloll maQe the now rs the ttme to. lr 11 1 romltl r' ( 1'r,~ ... ~~'Pl - Ill"~· l'r·ooks home was decor 1 l'd the pu::al10n as art mstructor cake which was s mscrtbed M ); ~ '1 111k' \\ dlutf' t P t Refreshments were served r bat 1 ",,,,. 11 , aled till oughoul with arrange- , 111 the l:allrpolrs 11 1 " , , Elemen ary 'Congratu a~.rnns to eren, . a the close of the mee mg y 111 1 1 0 1 roses ·md other sum I Sc hools for the comtng 11 cumed ,p; th , year. and Cheryl Favors were also Carla and Barbara F1sher to • 1' and \l1s "iLh H n• lalgs <~~ ' men s 1 BS deg ee l be d the adv1s 1 ~\ 1 11 1 ,• 1 nwr 1111 wers made by Mr s BHob 1L\on s rtH' I\ed us r gtven e1ght mem rs an sPrtmd p1··~H I~ 111 \I., · men! •nlroduf't.l ht·l poit.tl ;...I H's t l et t 1\t>rbPI and Mrs JU('e l ln education Jn com,,nenSced· Atlendtng were Leo Kennedy. ors I 1'!1 !Il l \l is l lmd Also a r~rrd of t·ongtalu- <II Oluu UmversJt" ost un av Mr Rue 'fuck"' ran Mr and I I I 1111 Ju 1et l' " u ' d 1 M ddle orl · ... " \Nm.m 11U i l11Jhlt\ ' \\,1 ~ ll il l t•d ltllun o,.; \~~ s rt•ad .Lorn the Ml lie ts a graduate 1r p Mrs Paul Haptonstall, Edith fur ht•r IHH" I \ It Iii 't•' I luh •,ltlllP dkpnrt (,arden ( lub Tht> door lllgh School ''1 d - and Bill Haptonstall, K_thy Lo· prlzt ' ~d" awdrdt'd to i\11ss 'fol · Miss Carla Sur (.I no;e. au e Roy Coleman Floyd Car~ ' 11 1 0 f Mr and Mr·s Carl Gtl- c y, It '" of ~. uam 1 g er maek Lew1s Sauer Allen Le~ more IMs accepted a teachmg ' f: • , Car 1, 111111 g llw stlti,JI hnur tl1e SI IJ~m wllh the Northwestern nard, Mrs _.eorge 1..ower}, rw mbf.'l " and guests wt'rl' mv1t I:)() ,11 School Dlstnct She will olyn Russell Mrs Freda Bratt lh Rutland Elemen- was unable to bP prPsent but JUNE 1l Sh . 1 d to tlw dmmg 1 Olllll whe1 P 1 f' · , .or.l 1 111 k 1 and llt><:t(' f' t g1rts Marv Shrme WhJle nne o1 1v-. til be oul of lit•sllnunlo,.; oft<~ 1', pun~d, 'Jhe \lmy SeiJOol Miss Gtlmore Js a sen , I Jerusalem wili meet Friday at 1 tr~ck st~rs ,l �------ . " • .- ' ' i ~; . . , C•rd of Th1nk1 JlJVANif IDthank the doctors ·\ . .. ' ~ ....( - -- Drysdale Slams Dodgers Nin Mets 2-1 • 2-Daily Sentinel, Pumeroy-M1ddleport, 0 , June 12, 1965 ---- TilE ~tnd n(Jtses at Mergs Gent-rol Hospit.al for thelf man) ads 4;1t kmdness dunn~ my rP('~nl hosprtahzatron Aiso all ¥.ho sent eards and etters Your kmdness was greall-t apprecr· ated Marvm Darst 6 11 .1 - ! ' SPORTS DESK ly lob WI111JIIt Itc ' WE WISH to express our sm· l'ert apprttcratron to our rela · tJ\oe:s. rwrghbot s and frr~nd s tor tht~rr ktndnt"l:i:-i and sv mpa~ thy &t the dea ll1 ol our tath· grandtather· Avt-ry er and Nelson Spec1al thanks to Vet. er ans MemortCII llosprlal Dr Pu kl!'ns Rt"Y M~h tn Alkrre, [l-'lmg Funt-r al D1r e1 ror s, ' 1 ~wndmg flowers l'l lld ali i who helpt'd m arl\ ,a\ Mrs Tht!O Hemes llnd Famrly thost" Rain Washes Out Tri-Loop Games Friday Pony Loop rontt'51ts in the trl countv loop were washed out by tht heavy ramfall before the~ becl!.me otflual games Tht outmg between Middle port and \1ason Wll! ealled af J ler one •nd a half mnmgs w1th 1ROPHY Wlr\N~RS- Sevr ,,ll ltophies hove been pe ssed out lo the wtnners and runners-up in league play at tht Mtddtes leadmg Jl The the Pometoy Bowl11tg Lanes 'l hh gtottp of bowleos tl'p t ""'"' mL'IllbeJS of the champtonshop teams on the IndUS· o•ly hit was a doublr by '111d l lrtal and Ctt; Leagues an d also Ill!' ;\ltXed Le•gtte S111sh rr & Lohse 11 as wtnner of the Col} League and Middle· dloport pltchrr Btrdtr Demos port Department Stote took lop hon"ts tn the lndusltJal loop Lett to rtght, ltont ro", Kenny McEihtnny, Art k•y 1 Ho1 t, Vtt gtntJ Ho) t At I Stobo t I B•t k r 011, Hll hat d Bat ley, Brll IV !IIford, Joe Baoley and Tom Bowen -Sentmel AI Pomerov the vrs1trng Sou Photo Shown above 0 to r) Homer Smith Mason County DelJiocratic Chairman and thern entry was leadmg 72 1 James M Sprouse, State Chaorman Democratoc Executive Commottee at a meeltng when the ramfall stopped the of West Vuginoa Democratic County Chatr men whtch took place Saturday afternooD kame after • four and one • at the Dame! Boone Hotel m Charleston ------------------------------------- Predicts Some 'Hard Fighting' lhrrd rsmngs J1m Crow wo1 kmg on the 1 mound fm Southern had allo" I ed two hrts and s truc~ out rive United Prr!!ls International whiit> Bob BurdPIIe also fanned ( W.t..SHIN GTO!'i (UP\ I - US IJVe for Pomerov ambassador to South \-ret Nam Big hll of the game was a i\Jaxwt>ll D Tavlor prt•pared 10 Jrandslam home run by South return to In ~ post m Scugon to· ern l~:~ver &! Proffitt Other day vredrctmg that thpre p h lt lh ff would be some h::ud flghtmg Suu th ern 1 ers m e uno IC R k r agamst the Commumsts rn the 00 tal game were ~ov. conung month:; George Lawrentt and om Drddle all w1th smglt"!l 1 ar rv Taylor ".:~td he expected I ~ \~alker he~d a smgle and Jrf( lea \ e for S~t 1gon tonrght attcr a 't\ern a tnpiP for Pomrrov wePk of ('Onsultatwns w1th Pres No report was recerved on the rdt>nt Johnson and top adm1nrs ('he"hrre . Ntw Haven game tra!!on offruals on the pwgre~s oI lh e gu("r r1 II a war 1 ~ The ambassador plannt>d hr:s YankPeo Down departure as South Vretnanlf'>:e f'iral~lil~ 5 lo 3 m11t1arv (h!els serzed pU\o.t'r rn lh~ Y~tnkees st:ormg four a new gove1nment shakeup rn r11ns m the lh1rd mmn g. down the embat tled Suu lht>ast As ran •<1 the Ptrales 53 tn Pomeroy country ~oys' League play F'nday PYe Othcrals , lackrng detat ls of nmg the move, sard that at ftrst Bob Werrv worked on the -- mound for the wmner! ttnd reg Hospital i"ews )I, IUnce ll d1d not appear to mrnr"tratJOn source!; that a fair - a large part on convincing the have lht> undertones of past \y CJI IJta l p~rrod of tes ting for 1 Commumsts they could not sue~ \ Jetna meo;;e coLJp s whrch have both s1des may lay ahead ceed m the ground war, the rt>sultrd m major drsrupt1ons of m the war. Inext rew months of flghtme ll lhe gove1nmen t T;n lor sa td rt was very tm- consrd ered Important. Ttwre i'.et e reports from Sa l- port ant the Communrsts not gun howe'>eJ, uf a possrble spi lt succeed rn the rr offens 1ve He 1 U S officials strll believe among thl!' mrhtary le-aders sa1d Jt was now a matter for th·at thoug h the vret Cong haa whtt h could lead to a maJOI battlefreld resolution" w 1 t h lhe abdrty to mount effecltve struggle for power muth of the actwn lo 'center m attacks agarnst SauLh Vretnam· Expects Hard Fighting areas of the Mekong Delta ese and U S forces, Jt still Ta1.,\or sard hard frghtmg was so ut h of Sa rgon and rn the hrgh lacks the capacity to seize and expected agamst 8 Comm unrst lands near the Cambodran bor hold s1gntf1rant areas of the orfens rve that had been under der country or government strong· nr•n" !ton lor tl Olf 1 d I h , 1 1 1· " I"'" d .. o mon 1s 11 JCJa s sar pnvate v t at pornts t ake advan 1age of t he monsoon the Commumsts had apparent· It a eared rob'able there seii'>Oll lie madr h1s predrc1ron ly reJected re,ent attempts to pp p l:l ft er brrelrng forergn and mth- bnng them to the conf~r- would be further increases rn t<uv experts m the Senate and en~e table m order to see what U.S troop strength m South me(ltng wrth the Natrona! Se they could gam by therr offen· V1et Nam above the 53500 men eu 11tv l ount !l at the W h 1t e s r~,o e already there Asked about thiS House Important Months Ahead 11Tav lor said he saw no need fo~ At the same lime stmt 1ar I Srnce the success of negotla- more troops now" but would i'.Htnmgs came from other ad. tlons would probably depend to not comment on the future. Entered Hospital 1 vJet• Nam Government I E. h hs· 1963 f JDCe --- - River ne"s tstered SIX strtkeoOJI and !ho i same numDer or wa lk!! T h e Yankees Jed Woll fanned erght - - 00 1 were Rnbtn ' Gaugr -reodlng" Galltpolls Pha~hn wrth a home run , Doug Dam ~~ 2 12 8, runnrng 5 feet Bv Um ted Preu lnternatloDJII Ph1bn, 1 double and Mark. on rollt>rs Pomerov · Mason The governmrn t of Prernu•r Werry , a two-bagger 2097, Pt PleaSHnl 2444. Hm Ph.m ll ul Quat was the e~ghth Prratt hit ten were Will Mor ton 089 Kanawha Falls 3 02 new gu\ ernment Ill South VIet tm Titus and Chuc-k Legar I Charleston 18 88 London Mar Nom srnee tilt> m1hta 1y over eicb wrth 1 amgle I met and Wrnfle ld dams were threw Presr den t Ngo Drnh D1em nn the stlls, j Nov 1 1963 ~a~~.ke~ 1 1~:e Among those who enteted Holm hospital In the past 24 hours were Mrs Earl Carter, 914 Thtrd Ave , Henry Wilham Gilham, Rt. 1 Vinton, Barbara Ellen Cavtn!, Rt VInton, Mtss Hall, Rt. 2 Crown Mrs. Josephine Z Thomas, 1 Mam St , Pt. PleaSllnt, Clyde B McLane, Pl. Pleasant, Mrs Ray H. Crookham, Leon, W. Va, Mrs G<!Jrge Roy Sts· Rt 2 Pomeroy, Lydoa Ann Wallace, J'ackson, Mrs. Ralph Downard, Wellston, Mrs. lrt G. Patch, Wellston, David Rose, Wellston, Mrs. Jamf!lt Holbngshead, Rt 1 Ga~ lipolis, Carl F. Waddell, Iron· Mrs Oscar M Garey, Rt~ South Point, •nd James A/ ""l'"'· A<hland, Ky. , Births ' Mrs. Buddy J. Fowler, Rt. 1 City, oon, 7 18 a.m. Fri- • 1 -- - - -- UPI Br•'efs - -- - - - - -- - (Continued from page 1) dent at Dover High School, armed forces rounc!l Is Maj leads the Federalist Party Gt>n Tran Van Mmh slate May 6, tm - Armed forces The mytslcal Natlonahsl Parcouncil returns full power to ty Fnday nominated Steve BolQuat's CIVIlian government, an- jlmger of Purcell High In Cin~ noncrng lt has • shown It can cmnatr, a hrgh-grade student he trusted " and an outstandlna basketball S 1g Dttcbar&ed Patients reoently discharged Rrchard Whole, KenRiffle, Mrs. Walden Roush, Della Northup, Homer i E. L, OTT Baxter, . I~:~~~Robert Fullo•mg Is a chronology of May 21. 1941>-Quat announces player Enoch, Mrs. Sr., Royloin. 0. . Bob Benter developments Si nce then that Communtsl • ltnked coop I EDGAR L OTT, Columbus, Grand Master of Ohio M Mrs Glen E. Beebe It' drwn 13, l 50 a m , Loreno I agarnst hrs regrme has been J\1 ' M U h sons, woll msert the cornerstone of RIO Grande onfant daughter, Mr a. Dlck Rawlmgs, tn anotloer <•I d 13 6 tO . P I J.m 30. 1964-A mrlttarv coup hd cJgs an n nrt witt of r t lk own a m , ennsy crus e new $420,000 hbrary during cere momes W . Vaughan and Infant 1 1 showed a film voc~hrona •f ~ vanta up 14 8 p m . Cht ppa•a ' headed b' Maj Gen Nguyen I May !7, 1965- Catholrc charge I In Auto Accident begin at 1 30 p m , (DST) Sunday. The ceremony will . James F. Woll, Mn. on e manu a ~ J 0h J Khanh over throws the junta of 14 10 30 open to the pubhc. 1'. Maline, Mrs. AII c • ture of Honda cyclea Gf whH n up Pm · n of rehgrous d1scrrmmatron by Rowe down 14 , 5 20 am. OVEC Ma1 Gen Duong Van Mtnh, Qual and chrel of stale Phan l A Mlnersvrlle driver escaped Haner, Mrs. Lee Wears, Min lh. R H. Ra wI1ngs C;om~anv rs , 4 AI who had ousted Drem ld Ehzabeth Duffy, C. M. Newel~ dealer, dunng FndBy Ro up 1.. am, ton Zephyr up , Khacc Sou s Jefusal to approve InJUry m an ace ent that was 1 1 1 John Baker, James Bailes, Mn. lory meeting 16, 6 j5 am Luther Herdman , Aug 16, 1964-Khanh assumes Qat s cacbtnel changes touh off Investigated early today by the James Clark, Pal!M!la A. Mtll' Rawlings narrated the fllm ' down 17, 340 am: Reltable pre>~denr) arte~ prorlatmmg new poltltcal crts\5 I Ohio State Patrol phy, and Bonme D. CampbeU. which de!lcrrbed the pro•·e~s of up 19. 5 30 B m Altqulppa state of emerg~nq Joe I, 1965 -Quat asks the It too~ place at 2 am on Rt manufacture rn their pllnt~ m ~own 19, 7 am St Marys down Vietnamese generals to medtate 35 and 7, seven tenths of a mile Japan and tho Unrted States ,zo 2 30 am Peggy Dow Aug 25, 1964 -Khanh for ced , the dtspule with Suu I north of Gallipolis A car drtv· • ATIEND EXERCISE Prel!denl Dtck Roseobaom ' ey down 20 6 am, On t~ restgn as prestdent follow tng June IZ, 1165 -Government en north by Betty Just!!, 22, SPACE CENTER, Hooston lonser, more ambitious flights Mr and Mrs Charles E. Rlf· 811110Unced tbtt the •nnoal pic ~ard down 20 6 50 a m W ll s. udent unrest and Buddhist and spokesman announces that Quat had passed a aemi outfit, and (UPI) - With the brrght srlver to "spacewalk" and to "rendez- fie, Pomeroy, were in Colum· rue dote has bern changed Shaver Jr down 2!, 4 P m CathniiC stnfe Rule tran sferred had dectded to "hand back the when ohe pulled Into the rtght or Air Force lieutenant colonels vous" with other satellites m bus Frrday to attend the eom10 July 10 It wrll be In Cash Bahr A Jtn Y Bosworth down 2~ 8 30 to three man Ju nta. Jnc ldmg rerns of goverrunent to the rruh. 1 lane sh was blmded by bead-! as partial reward fro m their space mencement exerc1ses at t h e backyard p m , A~drew Cal hoon up 23 Khanh as prem~er tary" : hghts of a southbound car Her commander • m • chief and a As rt was, they left only one Ohio Slate Unoversoty of their Serving the Rotarian• 11 the :5 a m , Z1mmer down G1eenup , Sept, 13 , 1964 _ Insurgent car ran off the rlsht sode and grateful nation, surprised space- record standmg _ the 119-hour son, Charles Pratt Riffle, who 6 Heath Methodrsl churcl1 were :ro P m Helen K op troops occupy Sa1gon but coup htl two poles belonging to the men Jame& McDivitt and Ed- endurance mark set two years was a member of the graduatMrt. Perry MilCh, 'drs s•• ~reenup 6 40 p m Orca up attem pt collapsos when aJr I 00 0 Electrrc C<l' and Ohio Bell ward White today began a brief ago by Russoan Valery Bykov- mg class In the College of llolooon, olh 1rrry Bver• M" Greenup I 30 a m Andrew lm" rematns loyal to Khanh I Telephone The power pole Mil respite with theor families. sky. Pharmacy. Others attendlnc Ida May M.ortm, Mr~ Mattox J up Greenup 6 3() a m ' rrte mtnor damage and the telephone\ For the two men who circled For their eflorts th be an were Mrs. Ruth Ann Rlffle, Mrs. lllld Ben Sanborn I berger down Greenup 7 a m , I flrt. Ul. 1964 -Khanh resrgns pole was demoll<hed There was earth 62 tomes In four days and I to rea the rewards ~Ida g m George Brothers and son, Mike, Vslvollne up Meldohl 7 p m , I as pren11er but remarns as pow heavy damage ID the car. who sard they would "be wllhng 1a unt ~e Ill • exchan 1 ~lslt Mrs Faye Pratt and Mrs. WllCLAIMED TOO~ y Alice down Meldahl 8 10 p m , er behmd gnvern~ent Tran Van 1 A ne~ schedule was announ· Two arrests reported by the to do It all over agam _ on a wrth ~res~dent Johns~n "!t the ham Strauss, all of Pomeroy, VIola Rt ckard of IA'tarl W Janr 1' up Meldahl 9 JO p m : Huong mayor of Sa!ion, named ced today for Ihe bookmobole , patrol were Clifford Holler, 61, longer fhght," ot was thelirsl Houston Manned S acecralt y,, putoed away rarly 'h" l'harles K up :\leldahl tO 3() cJVI han prem~er. m Mergs county by Mrs Vrlma Rt I Racine, coled to Syrscuse chance In three weeks to take Center P RECEIVE DIPLOMAS lllllrlllnl ot st Joseph Hosprlal , p m , Jotm Ladd Dean down 11 20 1984 y ' Plkko)a, bookmobile hbrarran court for speed, and Neacll Car- tl easy at home Wlth their · Two Pomeroy men, Everett In Parkersburg w v1 The or I Meldahl 4 45 a m , Raven s.ood " o~ng m111h tary 1m charge of the prosram , sey, 38 Pomeroy, cited to Mer1s wives and children Little Tokea R. John110t1 and Charles p Rlf· l'IJ!Cemenls were endtn a; down Mel dahl 5 50 am Wes comman ers overt row t • In· ' The new schedule for Mon· court for speed. . The 'little token" that John- fie, received dlplomaa at tlte l!ltila,' F Ih p ~ ,tern down Meldahl 7 20 ; m I lenm mrhan legiSlature. .days through Thursdays t. as They even turned down a son promised them durmc a Sprtns eommencement of Ohio I unera omr In orne- Golhpohs !lam _ J S L . Jan 27, 1964 - Khanh and follows I NAM1!8 OMmi'ED chance to apend l he weekend conversation while they were Slate Umverslly's gaduaU vat• down 10 40 P m Botkev~ s~:,•: ml'd forces counctl oust Ku-1 Monday - FIVe Points, 9 un.i The names of Mr. 'Ross Cle- wJlh PreJldenl Johnson at bis still aboard the airCraft carrier class Friday. Johnson earned"~ down I a m , lndrana up I 40 ong m a bloodle" coup a f le r 'ttl 9 30 a m ' Tuppers Plaons, land as Janitor and Mts. Roy Texas LBJ Ranch. USS Wasp returning to land Bachelor of Architecture delfee am , Charles Stevenson up we~ls of Buddhtst-led rlotrng 10 until 11 am.; Rushville ll:· !Chrlsly for help In the transpor· Tho Pres\~nt aald the aatro- turned out to he presodentlal and Riffle, a Bachelor of Slll7 40 am t eb. 4, 11164 - Phan Huy Quat, 30 until ll 45 a m : Reedavllle tatlon were unlntentlonally omll· nauta felt It would focua IDo nominations for promotions once In Pharmacy. Kanawha Rlverr- L w a phySJctan and Buddhrst, ap. noon until 1 p.m ; Riverview led from the progr'llll\ Fr~day much attention on them.' from Air Force maJor to lieuIIIVOTIL TO INTitiiiT 0 ~ Sweet op Marmet 4 50 p Briel Rfl!llle tenant colonel "for their spec. LOCAL TEMP!! 1 pomted to office by mihtary to school, 1 30 until 2 30 p.m. and rvening by tho Chester Bible MI18S MASON UIA cy Jane Lucas up ~.~,;~1 t lr) lo restore ctvllJan rule in Chester at Kautz's Store from school. , But the reaplte vrould be a locular achievement• ' The temperature In ·Pome. . .,. •· ..,,., ....,_ P m F Shea d • Feb. II, 1905 Vretruomese 3 untrl 4 p m. I brief one. roy'a buslneaa district at 11 ·211 1 0 """'::' ''""'""' ••Mormei 1 05 am . Ca~~~tn ; : , o:o•nnes and soldiers move Into Tu~sday - Enterprise clourch Abel's from 10 unttl 10·30 1 m.: Still ahead waa Monday'a JOINT PO'Il.UCK 1m. today was 78 dtJirtel UDo ·~ ..,"&111,:'':'.:::;• ru':: up Marmet 6 30 am A J 1Sa•gon and announce overthrow 9 until 9 15 am , Keno churclo, Eaat Letart church, 10·45 until ticker • tape parade In Chicago, Class 12 ad the WS C S of der aunny sklea. 1 :~: ':"' o'-i!'..!'..-~! ••• Pallen down Wmlreld 1 35 m 0~ Khanh He moves to moun- 9 45 untU 10·15 a.m.; Long 11 am: Letart school, 11:15 a. ho!meiDwn celebration• in Jack Heath Methodist Church woll :,'11 wta ..,,,.,.. ,..,. J:": Gtorss Prtce down Wt~f~etd l tam retr""t and refuses to ac- Bottom Catholic church, 10 30 m. untrl 12 15 p m., Anllqmty son. Mich., a~ San Antonio, hoid a combmed potluck picnic BRmE CHARGES ::',- ,. _ .. .._ ...., 8 30 p m , H. E Bowles down ' cept defea t, but four days later until 10 45 am.; Long Boom at Shuler'• Market, , l2'""' until Tex .• for McDtvlll and White Wednesday evenlns at G p m. TOKYO (UPI) - The publle ~.;:;-, II! o~o •"' """ a1 ,..,,., Wtnfoeld 10 40 m So Iva takes JOb as rovtng ambassador Post office, II untrl It :45 p m ; p m , Racine Junior 1HJ&h, 1·• reopectlv~~ and a promise to In the church basement din- pr011ecutor'1 office antiOIIIIced Y1llts replacement as bead of IFotchvtlle, noon unlll 12 15 p. 30 until 2·30 p m.; Qak Grove vloil the "}"te House within 1he lng room. Those attending are today that 17 of Tokyo'• 121 · - .._ ,.,_,. down Wmf~tld 12 ~. ' "" '""" •-. t1r -M....,.;.. n cu, t... Naa 'mld· ~1,,tJO I• ,.....,. • tle Edward down -~ Wtnf m : Bas han, 12 4•• P m. unto'l Park, 1 until 3 30-', .m. and next J'L i" ;1eeks •-.. ••et medaIs. asked to bIn r g a covered d'IS h city councII men have been Jn. •••"- ' kw • am te NO SERVICES 1.30 p.m.: Portland, 2 until 3 Bowman's Run, 1 !16 untll :4 p. In a""'e • footed recitation and their table service. Meat, dieted on charaea of lakbC Rev II L McDanoels of the p.m , Spiller 3 15 unlrl 3 30 p. m of their II • bout 5S • minute rolls and beverage will be pro- bribes. 1Rac1ne Methodrst church will m.; and P1ckens store and Har· Thursday - Roc!! "" J, ... "';. • ... Tle fir Springl adventure the GemlnJ.4 twin• vlded by the bootes,.. Mrs The men are accused ol 10: 81 11 ...;: _ , : - , . : plu ~~~:llra~=tinrnlal air· le'ave Sunday to attend the Ofolo den'a store, 3 45 until 4 30 p m. church, 9 unto! 10 ,, a.m, and sald they felt man need<:<~ only Everett Dafid and Mrs: John lng about $12,400 In Ulelal ~· 1 .,. .,:-..::";:..-:; In New Annual conference at LakesldfJ, - Wednesday- Dotcu at Rho- Rock Spring• Junior F1lr'8ulld- more food, more fuel lor man· Ketchka are eo-chairmen for offo. 1 ~ - ,.,.,_,.• 17, lllland end- 10 No worship services wtll be 1 des' Market from 9 until 915 llng by appointment lor' public euverlng a jet 11111, a Uttle ex the dinner. Devotions will be In Tho city council will be dlt141 ' ; J "• ::::..N:;. I, wllb held at the church Sunday a m ; Dorcas at Fisher'• at t Ubnorlel only, 11 a-.m. omlll I , Ira equipment and better plan· charge of Mra. Bruce Lloyd aolved Monday ~ poptJiar ~ u 4' 111 II bon.,School wrll be at 9 30 am. 130 a.m.; Apple Grovo at Tom ,p.m. /mn, Cll real perladl Ill maka llll4Mra. Walter llijra. mand. Rotary "iewa f'ilm; 1Boat Movements · Picnic Dale Chan e<l Ob1o Rrm - NGS 1 I 1 space TWillS • promotedto Lt I c0IoneIs bypresJ'dent 1 I B bile Schedu}e AQUANUT-Pat McDmtt Y.lfe of astronaut James A' McDtvott, looks as of shes e"perrencrng a few Gs her· self as she orb1ts 1 Texas lake on water skis. Both takeoff and Ian d 00 g, of k ' m I coune. were A -O K. No d - ., YOU MfET THE J1l DAILY SENTINEL EASY T&ltMS ••• -lW1MMING- I 'I I I :J1l; ,.. ...= ':'::..": :: .,2 'M"' v..: ;".!f I ·I 29? 5 " ' .·s~·~-I !'•E• OPEN DALlY ,10 AM TIL DARK, It 4 MI,L Q !. I At.. • Hawtc's Cycle Sales ~ &.;;.;."""''" 511~ I H. 1 Milo North of Ath..,. .WT 011' ..0.W.~ov 1"'-!. ... HONDA SeeThe Full Line I I ·ROYAL ·OAK PARK < • NlaST PEOPLE ON A LY ~... ,.,.. Thvrt. llt..9to I Tv.,.. Wed, Prl. Alhoiii.O. • I'{ '' ; ' LIBRAR OLORS Start with that "•p•<iat• rur, drape or - r : r and llam1h eolor.-choict woea .•• our Library of Colora, ~rtb Ita m01 e than 1 thop~and enllmc eolor c:hoJcel!l, and tht Color Selector D1al that outomnh~allv teleth eolon a. )uumomze, emphamu and contrut, maket you you.r owa Sashion-•tgh~ eolor experl. .All eolora in thra fabulout systE-m &l'f ava1lable In bo~ interror &nd exttru:ar ftmahea. See the t11sy-to-.lloo• llllm wide chooco tot colon ai • CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY. CO• Opp. 8&0 Depot Ph. 675·1160 ~' Pt. Pie""' C11h & Delivery-Cash & C.try-IU41Pt Pt111 ' �Fishing In SEO Appears Fair to Good this Week 17.Year Locust Will Soon be Unpleasant Memory Bank Killer !EDITOR'S NOTE: Last Friday, a tall, well-dre98ed youg man entered a small bank In the utile town of Big Springs, Neb., and shot four persons. Three of them died. Today, a college loo~ baD hero Is being hunted across the country, accused of the ot.adUest bank robbery In mod~rn history. A UPI reporting team of William Brinton of the Topeka, Kan., • was 'All-American Boy' Until Friday, June • bureau; James R. Quia nof lbe Omaha bureau, and Da· vld Smothers of the Chleato breaa was assigned to dis· cover what happened and "Nby. The following Is their report.) Syracuse put more hay In every windrow I ABOUT NERVE New Holland's Mod el 56 Rolabar' " Rake has offset wheels to let the ba sket d1p into low spots to get more hay, You get cleaner, higher· quality hay with less dirt! The offset wheels help protect teeth, too. No wonder Rolab ar out · sel l s 'e m all! Optional rubber-mounted teeth available at small extra cost for extra durability . Stop in soc terms. SEE THE WORLD'S GREATEST LA'W'JTAMEll GRAVEL DEAFNESS? Diles Radioear Co. NEW Hot. _,u 'RISI: in Gt..olan<i Fiwni"'J' N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. Pomeroy ASSOCIATED RADIO and TV Sales & Service Phono WY 2·2975 SURGE ~ DAIRY EQUIPMENT LOOK AT THIS REMAilKABLE VALUE IN CARPENTER, 0. Morris Equipment Co. PHILCO WI 9-3202 RACINE, 0 . PEARL ST. 13.7CU. fL FROSTtl PrlcH Storf AI A SALUTE TO NATIONAL DAIRY MONTH DON'T LET SIZE FOOL YOU Half-gallon of FREE ICE CREAM for each cubic foot capacity you buy In a ~Co Freezer, Refrigerator or Combination 23ft. Chest FOR ALL OCCASIONS We wlre flowers everywhere WY2 2039 OR NIGHT WI 9-2951 Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. Millard Van Meter Wli GIVE TV STAMPS Pomeroy NOW ONLY $259 INTERNATIONAC B-414 Pat your 23 PRl!B llalf. See the thrifty, compoct 1!-414 .•. the . ~Make Your Dairy Dollars Mount Up 3-POINT new tractor that puts extra dollau In your pocket right from the start, DRAFT yet gives you power and stamina for toughest jobs. B-414 economy, p\111 NEW 3-point draft rontrollod hitch, and many other profil making bene- CONTROLLED BUILD A FINANCIAL PLAN . · • BITCH Step up production ond profits. loo w1th our forii' fled Sure Win Dall'v Feoct< sr ~entifH· ally formulat- • ed, balancrct anct blended to he lp your ctmy cattle m~ke more milk · ney. Get THE PRODUCTION CHARLES DIX CREDIT WAY I and help vou make more mo· t he right feeds for every need get '" ( I o NIW 4cyllndtr 101, or DIOIIIHtlnft o NlW hoowy-4uty ad)~~tta~lo ,,.., I Mulberry Ave. ud allll have room for almoat 800 lbl. of~ toodal LAND~ hal '· MDGS EQUIPMENT· COMPANY "Farm Loan• lor •'ARMERS bY FARMER S" 114 MULBERR'Y AVENUE POMEROY, 0 . RHr Mtiii ,Gen•r•~Hosp. WY 2·2176 Po1111roy PHILCO ICE CUBE TRAY I I I Ohlo't-~lillt . -piQtftomlimrllbiel. theot 4mera aud oevoo of upri&bt t11 "· 'IIIInllll> 4 ~ trator and four oombinatioD lizel •• '. plua 10wnl mme modi~ 'fariations. BaBy to buy on ~~~rllwJcet l'lu. taol l;umo Ia -,our FRJ!B ice cmmli Wflllllal le Shop POMEROY ••It , • Sugar Run Flour Mills I t o NIW a.,.lot olnoll -ltoiiM hltc. o NIW all11u.,..i'"llvo''llyll'"ultc oyllom Phono WY 2-5210 Pomeroy, Ohio posecluo. pllonl of ice cream in ibla beautiful big Unico 23 cu. ft. cheat freezer I'IIIIIIIUII ~~,..OIIAUIY Strvlce ihltmeka fint ~ - W. Vo. I'IIOne WY 2·2111 look Clarsey, Mt,. Leok ftr 1M lit 'L' on •••'- i& n •• tM Uppor End of Po"""' Fun l'tir Ail ... Reg1H1 Welkwtd June11-19·21 BAKER .fURNJI'URE . ' SHOP TONIGHT w. ' FREE 'J 34"ESIIII ·· ,,._;, t of 111011 CIUAurt Serving lolllhlllmm 01111 •Iii County Mtr. results : Phone WY 2 2115 lito make it unequaled in th~ all-pur- EASY-TO-USE 00 PIANOS 'eWUII.ITDI . .ALDWIN -~II •AMOIA .• IWIDI .,' DOLL IN! SHffl Pllt.CO Associated Radio anc' TV , (Harry Miller) ' Tlllphonea WYI~· ' ___ Ji �J.le: i=tGUitES Tt-!E PEOPLE ON Tt-!E OUTSIOI: w1u.. ee Cl3ssified --------- WANT AD INFORMATION - - - - li-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, I OVT OF' IT! CURIOUS·-- o., June Tuppers Plains Social Events I----Pomeroy Motor Co. 12, 1965 Marine Supplies FOR. SALE· 14 ft. boat with For Sale \ Business Services 35 H.P. Motor, trailer, life . "'" P.M. ou ....N Pubii..U.. jackets, sktts and etc. See al PEKINGESE Pupptes, Phone SEPTIC TAf\KS cleaned. Wrtte 6 10 3lc 814 Vtand St., Pt. Pleasant, W. """"" -;.:.:; ,... .... Bill Cozart's Garage in Ra- WY 2-2314. 1962 Chevrolet Y2 Ton cANCJ!U.ATtoNII cine $550 oo 6 10 61c va 6 3 ·3~ 0 ww " ,;,:!~.!'.::" 0,00 ,._ ,.. • • • WILL!AMS 27 in steel coal 1 8' Flaetside Pickup - - - - - - $1395 ..... ou"' """""""" Wanted To Buy furnace. Automatic damper CAR WAHSED and vacu\lllled- ~ Less than 15,000 miles by lo.ca_l owner. Heav.y 4uty tires, inlt'rior like new, light blue flmsh, heater. . .GULATJONS ,.. " _ __ . __ control. Charles Byer, 365 Wilson's car wash, 550 Page-st. ,.'''!:,11 "'!~~:_. '":,;'~......f..l !JOG HOUSE. I. 0. McCoy, Rt. S. 6th Ave., Middleport. Middleport. WY Z.3517. Open 1961 Rambler American Conv. Cpa. - $79S GbJtct1ao•b~•- ~mon ·~llld ': t , Reedsville, Ohio. Phone 6 ..JO 6tc from 8 a. m. .-. s p. m., seven Buekrt seals, power st.eering, radio and heater ' good ures, re!'orled ImmediatelY fl pu 6 10 3lc ---- ·110 b shn wtn not M reJPOMible tor OXJ5-4062. _ . .. days a week. 6 l guot! top, light green hnlsll. one owner. mor..., tin" on111 Incorrect IRI!erltDD- ROOTS WAN - TEn.- Gen-Sing. 7 ROOM BRICK buildtng, Wtlh - - - -For ::~Ad serv1e. golden seal special, 500 lb!. g~rage , can be .used as . a. re- BULLDOZER WORK, equip~d • (:eow per word one tnserttoa of May Apple Roots. Clean ! stdential or b~smess b~t~dm~. with winch. Big or small Job. ~::u';., ~:: /! :::: co~to and dried 6 cents per lb. I Completely air · condtllone · Call daytimes WI 9-3151, even11 OPEN EVES. 7,00 P.M. ;eu~;e~0::~, ~ ,."' .41 Uld Top pri~e 'for an o~er roo~. \ Also one goo~u~~ :~~w- ings. WI 9-3~9, Gene Same1 w patd wtthln to daya. Bill Batley, Reedsville, Ohto. 1 range. ~hone . Racme, Ohio. i 13 POMEROY, OHIO CAitO OP 'I'RAN'KS • OBrnlARIES 6 JO 6tC is Repatr SerVICe, 11.25 fer 50 word tnt• • 10 6t P&ADLO<J:8 RG~. Y()J'\'E ~i TO 5NAP I · I e. heb ad.dlttoaal OFFICE ROUU WDrO tc. 11·- - - - : - -·-- - - - - .....:..: ~,,." ._"' ..''"';. ·~ : v ·---C REFRIGERATOR, automatic ~ ~f' • GUARANTEED. renewable for defrosting. Good con.dition, \2 &uut.Tw:,:~.mf.gnco life llobpitalization. Issued cu. fl. $65.00. 509 S. Second at all ages. Phone WY Z.Rl661 Middleport or call WY 2-55·~~ 610 •-, 218tf• PHONE WY 2·2156 Harrisonville News Notes ,)~ '· . I I 1 ..... -. .... r..... u,.,.._ "f don'1 think !'I mind ioouaework, Mom! h gives one sometht"i to do durin~: commercials!" Moaday Tb;:;;· Friday 6:00 Sign On 6:00-15 Musical Clock 7:00 Be Still & Know 7:02·30 News 7:07 Musical Clock 7:45 First Baptist Church 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World News 8:10 I Sports Today 8:14 Weather Picture 8: 15 Community News 9:oo; Talk of tne Town 9:55 : Public Servicr. Show 10:15:. Church of Christ 1' ~l' Lalchstrin.; 11 : V'r · 1 ~~ - ~ 11 : Morning Melodies, Mon. thru. Wed. II: jChurch Bel'' Ring, Fri. Jl · ·• World News 11:55 Mason County News 12:00 1 ' '1' News 12: o· Noon Ne~s 12:10 Markets 12:15 Mid-Day Weather 12:20 Evans PJ!letin Board 12:25 News ~ gram• 12::10 Aericulture Programs 12:45 Country Go Round 1:55 News Beat 2:00 Col!ntry Go·Round 2:55 News Beat 3:00 Mie ~ 1 ••iatlnee 3:55 News Be: t 4 ' 00 Discing Willi Doss 4' 30 Interchange 5:00 Communil News 5:05 Mason County News 5:10 Wor'd & .. 1t'l News S: 15 Spotlight 11' Sports, Mon. lhtu Wed. 1:15 Bob Neal Sports Salute Fridays 5 20 Spolllght S · on ports-Frl. 5·25 :troh's Weather Cast on., Wed., Fri. 1:30 Sunset Boulevard 9:00 Off nte Air Saturday 8:00 Sign On 6:110-15 Musics' Clock i :~Piiiiiiiiiil~~Mwe001' ifj iJ'MidiiiiiOOiii!urnish.;z-jloairi-\ and I ROOM furnish.O menll. Rowley & Reed liArdware. s 11 tfc rooms •- ....,.,. - .. ':;;,r.,..;:..:== ' ·.~' ::t.•r:J!! l.l~ a~~.-..,- port. ~r_- . ~ ~· -· -- - --.. .., ., ga.rment nlll'lle tO. FDrbid i 41. Squa.nder 42. Trite 43. Ught, opoa carriagea eolloq. 44 . Wrnthtul DOWN -lo .&XYDLBAAXR LOifQII'ELLOW On<> 1otttr olmp!J lltaDdo tor lllWther. In t1tta A to .... for the t4l'el JJs. X for the two CYs, etc. Single lettenf, apo.. trophies, tho Jeqth and Mnnation ot tbe WOI'da are all hint. day tllo 00111 Jetton ....., dltterent. . •. -.. 7-:Ou Be Still and Know 7:02-30 News V!l Musical Clock 7:29 Time & Temperature 7:30 Musical Clock 7:45 First Baptist Church 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:0f World Ney•s 3:10 Sports Today 8:14 Weather Picture 8·15 Musical Clod 9:00 High School Hil Parade 10:30 Song & Story Time 10:45 The GoUer Key II :00 Democratic Legisl&ture 11:15 Musical Interlude I1:30 Republican Legislature 11:45 Walle.- 'loeller Report 11:52 Musical Interlude 12:00 Local & Ohio News 12:20 Evans Bulletin Board 12: ?~ News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Matinee 4:00 Discinb with Doss 4:00 Top Ten Revue 5:11() Saturday News Summary 5:15 Musical Interlude 5:30 Community Chcirs 6:00 Dance Party 9:00 Off The Air IJRN K lor J PO YQY.A.X Z.&PVV ZAKMYV BKOY JREKYOYHYTO JTV l JIY.A.· HPC EY A-KT · Q J 5 . - IAPPN K EJXK Yesterllay'o ClryptDqunte: LET UNSWERVING INTEGR.!Tf EVER Bill YOUR WATCHWORD,....,BERNARD BA&VCH -----l..-10 __ 1tloc Feotuno ll7l1lll<ato, lltt:.) WMPO Radio 5:05 Jim Mees Show 8' 00 Sign-On, Newo 8:30 Sundown Serenade 6:05 Sacred Heart 7:30 Sign Oil 6:20 Melga CT, RFD Saturdays: 1:25 "au! Bowers Farm 6:00 Sign On _ News 6:30 Country Jamboree 8:115 Country Music Time 6:57 Weather 1:25 Country Jamboree 7:00 National News 7 00 Protestal" Hour 7:3!1 Sports 7:30 Sports 7:35 Blll Miller Show 7:35 Larry anderson Show 7:!5 Pickens Hardware Show 10:45 It's Music - Army (TUestlay-Thursday) 11:00 Dairy Valley & Dutton's 7:50 News Top Ten Show 8:30 Daily Ugh! 12:00 News 1:45 Baker Furniture Show 12:15 Muaical lnte~lude (Wed.-Auctlon) Fri, Show) 12:30 The Rev. Merlin Teets 9:00 News 1:00 nte Jim Mees Show Suaday 7:05 Bill Miller Srow 6:30 Sundown Serenad• 9:05 Colfee With Janet 7:30 Sign Off I 7:59 Sign On ID:OO Swap Shop Sunda)s: 8:00 "'ie Singing Preacher 10:15 Morrung Meditations 7:30 Sign on _Army Hour 8:15 Ne~·s Repv. • 10:30 Portraita of a Patriot 7:55 News 8:30 Church ' Christ 10:_35 Bill Miller Show 8:00 Baplisl Layman'a Hour 9:00 \lusicP lnt.olude 10.45 Mason Agr. Prgm (TUes.) 8:30 Sunday Show 10:;,J Flrsl Baptist Church 10:45 Family Worship (Thurs.) 9:!0 The Bible Speaks To 11:30 Children's Chapel 10:45 A.S.C. Prgm (Pete 9: 45 Sunda Sho Il :4" Sunday New> Special Shields) (Fridays) 10:00 The Jood ~ile 12:00 hws Report 11:00 News 1&:15 Congressman's Report 12: Jj Episcopal Church 11:05 Tiny,'• Country Junction 10:30 Sunday Show 12:45 r1tho1lc Information 11:45 Tmy • Country Hymn 11:30 The Qulel Hour 1:00 Church of God Time 12:00 NeWll . . 1.30 Gosp Call 12:00 Cement Bloc~ News 12:15 The Christian's Hour 2:00 Old Folk' Hour ~:30 Goesslor's Guest Star (Fri) 1.2:30 The Rev. Merlin Teela 3:00 Hymns from Harding 1.:30 Larry Anderaon Show 1:00 T'• Rev. H. G. Stewart 3:15 Sunday Showcase 3:00 Jun Mees Show 1:30 Tha Rev. Silas Bill11p1 3:45 Public Service Show 4:15 Blaetlnar Auto Show 2:00 The Rev. Andrew p~::l 4:0.. 990 Hit Parade , ('l)Jes-Thur.) 2:45 The fteol. Rosoot ~ 5:00 City MRneg•·'s Peport 4:30 N~ws (Local) 3:10 The Sunday Showcase 5:15 990 Hit Parade 4:40 Jun M... Show 6:30 Sundown Serenad• 9:00 Off The Air _ ___s:oo News 7:30 Sign Off --- Mcnllay Thru Friday, !!tv HAROLb GRAY OH, Tl-k:lh!: "l'1lk) PULLED"MEOJT a: Tl4t OCEAN; 4,q{8t GAVED WI L11'£; SO 1!§t!TH£YG""'ME A ~AI<D "llli§ 1 BL'T '\iliW WORR1 ~ RElA~! By ART SANSOM WINNil' WINitl.l fl> BRANNER l'M OI<AY, MOM. f-l COULDN'T 6LEEP AND WHEN I GOT UP. I 1 011 fa-maDCed·!~~~!' HDJ ----- ID -•QIIIIato~~tJ' HAY. Herbert Wils.e ,, .. F'Of. SALE: Iiams ! Shade I Ohio• 8-61p t . . .II~ . . , 011.,::.. ,...,..:::"'.:: PiCNIC TABLES for sale, reasWrlt• . -· ... onable. Call SH 2r51102. · . l' ~ 1 g It< t:"..,._ 39, ArabJan 33. Orieat&l month, or pay balance $77.64. Call WY 2-'555 Eseelle:.: "- lG.Require TRIPPED OVER -rn110 CHAIR IN 11-l!O ' 11..-:::-..' - DARK, =: ___ -··u:ic~wn~an~r-t lt ta _.. 11 &lid~ .._,. tobl. month. 37. Trust and ~~- 6 a 8tc ____ _ __,. SINGER, SEWING MACHJNE. THat! and toor ""'"' fum"~ Completely rebuilt. . ~ IIIII llllfUrliiJbed aport bobbin, sewing machine. · 12 8 tic machine lully )!llllla WY U4:11 guaranteed. !FFiCOiRR~SSJAUL:i!Ei:':ccrnpieieiYmod MODERN 4 room and Balance $28, or pay $1.25 per ern, 3 bedroom turnllbed apartment, week. Call WY 2r6555. in new area on Chester Road.[ port. 'WY 2-3874. 4 21 , 6 S 6tc Phone WY 2-5337. li 28 tfel TRAILER LOTS - Iree sew·INEW HAY for sale : Fill your l" todc age m:1 water. Brown's Trail barns now with out of field _ _ . 1~ 81 er Park (Stale Approved) hay at cheaper prices. Phone ONE NICE pure bred Hol)flnersVille, Oblo, Pbooe WY 592-7646 (EU) or write: JW.\ stein bull. Service age. WY 2r 2-33H. 1 Jj lie bert Yelton, 412 N. Tray Rd., 6227. 6 7 lip -.-- Bellefontaine, Ohio. A to Salas Help Wanted s a etc u · EXPERJENCED Beautician. FREE LOAN of ou~ efficient The llaiiiDlot' Full time. Write Care of The Carpet Shampooers with pur- World lllaadard ol £ample! Dsilt Sentinel, 688-A, Pom- chase of Blue Lustre sham111111 ,_. troy. 6 11 ~- poo. Baker Furniture, Middle- IIIC elll' room, . THE BORN LOSER 6 8 61p 4 wt.. LSpeeo!T WJEH RADIO Bradbury, Ohio. Drilled well EMPLOYMENT Wanted- EX• and garden spot on Route 14l. perienced interior and. exter' · Fr Write to Mrs. J . A. ior pamtmg. ee e~•-•••• 1)~~2638 Pontiac St., Phone WY 2-2682 or tee RogtOhio, or phone AM er Cullums. li-2i-hv Columbus, Ohio. 1965 el. This set radio equipped. Has nice finish of walnut. This set sold much higher. Take over payments o! $5 36. Jew1sb 32. Hems Ill all Weevil. Economical Unico M"'• """'' e. Otber- DAILY aiYP'l'OQUOTE - Here's how to work 1t1 • ..., 30.A wing 31. Savory S.Cut i II!.Faulllly •,18."-Wllll I Me" (llymnl ~I) 6 rooms, bath, full baSement, Bureau Coop~~rauve 34.P...port endonoment D. Golf ocore ,. FarUaces. Brolllen, with shower, furnace beating I Easl Mat. Street. PomPbone W'i z-oo. t ROOM furnished bouse In MEXICAN TOMr.TO plants for lgas), front and back porches. 1 ?Jl lfo Mason. WP 2r3S72. 6-12r6tc sale Wtlliam Holmes, Syra- $4000.00. 1------.....:--cuse. o 26 tfc RURAL - 3 room lnsur1nc. FURNISHED apartment, lodge or weekend retreat, --~::,::~~----:-= stairs, 4 rooms, bath and For summer Drlvlne . . . furnished, phli 35 acres AUTOM 0 BILE Insurance been laundry. WY :>r5434. ll-12r4tc ed land, pond, 1400 feet front- cancelled? Lost yom opera_=~~==:::--=~ Fynon G.solln• · CaU WY •v 21168 ag e on good gravel road. tor's llcense: APARTMENT FOR RENT . AI• •Lubrication Servlco 815tfc so trailer space. Good loca- •Unlco Tlr01, All Slut $4500.00. tion. call Walter Crooks, WY Ask about FREE F\11 offor FARM - OLIVE TOWNSWP- PHOTO Copylllg Sen1ce. eop. :lr3631. 6 10 tfc FOR BOATERS 5fi acres, well • fenced, plen- lea mada o1 legal paper., S ROOM HOUSE and bath, kit- Rlvor sorvlco on whlto ... ty of water, pood, 2 bir11l records and almost IDJ t our boot dock. modern home, 8 rooms, other documenll. 1 chen, dining combined. Nice hardwood floors, Relllor I.Diaranct. PUDIOl'OJ for retired persons. Portland. bSUPER SERVICE full basement, furnace heat1 t lie Agnes Price. 6 10 3tp STATION ing, lJ'!Im, chicken bouae, etc. OPEN Located 2\'a miles off Route E I t Wented 1676 Lincoln Heights, 2 room house with bath, base24 HOURS $13,500.00. mp oymen ment, builtpin cupboard, bard- , =-=~1 AI;~~~-~ M. COX. SALESMAN YOUNG MAN wants lllllllfller wooc1 floors, gas lurnace. Call WY z.363G WY %-3830 work on farm -or anything Tracy Whaley, WY 2r3054 llalatldon~L~.:•r:::~:.:,~;·...., I 11 else suitable. call Galbpolill, er 5 p m. 8 8 tote reoommea4ed eontroWnJ for 367·7246. G 10 6te FOR RENT -Trailer space I on N. Second-av in Middleport. Near shopping district. Concrete patios. Call WY 2118, WY 2-3346 or WY 2-3600. 6-5-tfc oegion rrreo.t ago ballerina. IL Splllllsh BWOl'<l blade 12. Ca.pital: Cult& \ n ' uteora Bu1111an M~~~~::aWi:C:ONiDriWiNil~~~~;. FOR RENT - 8 1 50 three- ::!~ ~u:;~:~a!P ~~an bt!,!::; bedroom housetraller. Locat- ba"nt. no ruldue• tn milL t.ow . l.n1lclty, ea117 t.o •PJib'. VN'J' ed on N. Second·aV., MiddlecoD\TOI of dat.nlcU--. " WY2 luto •• "' ' _.._ port. Phone Wp 2·21ou, • 1 p~ttlebuJ•· other 3346 or WY 2-3600. . LANDHAR&. M•IP 15. Bla.cl<, :n.ot 28. contra.cum ""! --- and plant 29. Famou1 _:~268~7=.====::=;~~:~ Laurel Cliff, Route 124. 62 T.Anlmal 14. Composure 2<. Botan!A Gray 26.Strmga 26. Particles iNDOF For Rent torm 22. M'ua1c: aa written ~~~~~;;;i~;~i,"==i~~ H61p 6. A.pa.thetlc for instance 18. Conclude m.F"'TC"".-::L7Y""M:-:A7N;-;1_:6:::, bo"-t.- 6-l2-3lp Motor new homes. Built m Dr. Ray R. Pickens and trailer, $500. Call Tom HOUSE fOR SALI ens, storm windOWI, ""'"' 1 Rail , Middleport. WY :>,.2721. Modem Ranch Style. Beeutilul lnum siding. Call Guy Neil· LINE - Ast;~~a~t Edward White moves out ll-12-3tc location on top of IIJIIIlll bill ler, Racine, Ohio. to the end of the 25-foot cord linking him wit_h the space 1 FHEE 1,000 S&_ H Gr·en S_tamps ORDER AMSTUTZ's H&N facing State Highway Garage on 12 29 He cap!ule. A discarded glove,~· floats free !~pace. the Route 7 with good road to main - - - - - - - How? By slUiply vlewmg . "Nick Chick" leghorn chicks, highway. Four bedrooms, AUCI10NEER C act Vacuum cleaner 10 or started pullets today. dining, family, kitchen, break-! Complele Service Legal Notice your borne. Phone 2-2821. ern Poultry, Box 188, Athens, fast play, maid's, uti!lty Crltt Bradford - - - - - - - 5_28_301c_ Ohio. LY 2-9031. 6-t2-1tc shop. Three baths, ceramle Wrile, Prone or Contact - - - - - - - -- and wall to wall carpet A. c. BRADFORD MEXICAN TOMATO plants for LIVE BAI1, 24 hour, self-serv- floors. About two-thirds Ractae, Oblo sale. William Holmes, Syra- ice day and mght. Mmnows, bouse is paneled in mahogany I 1 lie cuse. 5 28 Uc night crawlers, red worms. and walnut. Air conditioned. ·· Fife Trading Post, Rt. 7, Large patio and double carport. HF\ R IT ON WMP0 - Llew- Middleport, Ohio. 8 9 121c On lot 200' • 300'. May be seen Karl G.,._, Plambill& ud ~ • "Life and by appointment only. Heating ellyn ...ompSOn s DON'T PUMP you sluggish sep. Call 985-3555 Ch08ter, Ohio 11~ht" program, Monday thru tic tank. Get Klean-Em-All MlnenvUie, Oldo Friday at 3:15 a. m. EST. ~eptic tank cleaner. LandEnd your sewer treubles _______ i_2S_llc_ mark fl'am Bureau. HOUSE FOR SALE: 4 rooms, We have aD lilet 2 18 tic laundry room, Ill bath. Tiled Sewer MacbiDH floors in all rnoma. Reaaouablt Ra1e1 AL I1 1MllBILB IIIJUfaDI!I lleeO - - ---,--::- - 8 cyl. FORD, new motor. room wall • to • wall carpet. can WY t-Z87t Day or Night n ncelledl l.oot vour .,...•. 7 28 114 wr's ll<enltl CaD WY ,_._ cnarolais . Hereford crossed 193 Beech St., llillc yearling bull, 2 bollom plow. Phone: WY 2-3817. I 10 Oliver drill. Ph. SH 2r4656. ~ ~~:::::...::..:..:..:=.....:-Jack's LEARN HOW to drive. 6 2 12tp 2-2425. comb. letter onahip IWnO $340· Blaettnar's It ried Frank Eschle- ~~~~~~~~!C:ue~~k~~ltt ~~~ t man instructor. WY Saturday.every Welch's _ 1 lllory wurve 20. CorksCI'8W'», IS. 1'\u'our~ ----------!BUDDY HOUSE trailer, JOX4%.! FOR SALE Reasonable. Contact Nancy L.l Sales & Service In Memory - - - 1965 SEWING MACfliNE Dem· Pope, Rutland. 6 10 6tc I IN LOVING memory of John onstrator. These machin.., ful••• eFits Almost Every Car Wilkinson Stoat who passed ly guaranteed $35, or pay $5 USED dresser, ~b<.>d,.!,~~.in~i,d:•!·:- 1 1 away two years ago Jun~ 13. per month. Call WY 2-6555. heater, 356 N. 4th, eTransferable When Orba, Elinore, Judy and Rob6-12-litc port. Phone WY 2-349fi. You Trade Cars ert Stout. 6-12-llc 9 41 6 196 =5·"s"r"'E"'R-~E:;::O-c-,-o -ns-oc-e-,- r-adiO c \ e Guaranteed 24 months equipped, 4 speed changer du- CLOTH awnings and porch valor 24,000 mlles Notice al volume control. This set ance. Bamboo porch shadffi. eMost Popular Unit •========"""jl' finish. 4 months old. Lovely walnut Venetian blinds and repairs. U SA r Take over payments Dale Wippel, 215 Union Ave., In the · · · ' of $5 per month, or pay hal- Pomeroy. li 18 30tc 00 lnstotled ance of $81.54. Try it in your home. Call WY %~. 6-12 6tc 1-R-- --:--:E-st-a-te-::Fo-r-::-;Sel-e 8 11 I PUPPIES lor sale, cross beI will be out of tween Belgium Schipperkee FOR SALE 6 room bouse, 3 and toy terriers. J. M. Gaul, bedrooms and bath. 9'14 Pomeroy, 0. my office June 13 I Star Route, Chester, Ohio, way out of high water. Call 9115-2402 or 9115-3635 after 5 p. M. A. A. Scarberry, WY through June 20 I Egypt. 0. Plank'I vl.&ooua AIR CONDITIONING l aungod: substance 18. Care!sed 17. GirL's HE JEST GOT BACK 21. HawnJ • ian tood 22. BenWng 23. Hebrew '-Evening r..,.• AUTO NOTICE! excluaiV6 lB."Aacarre<l and- MARK IV Insurance Authwot '-r'heDoU'1 Aralll&n mea.ture CHECKERS LOOKY THAR !! 2Q.Eig~t: B.Hirut..- Houoe" 7 Imam. ...... .... TELL KIM I DRAPPED BY TO PlAY SOME 19. Answers .te•ementl 11. Pal• 12. Ancient Pomerov Motor Co. UH -- HE AIN'T HOME JEST NOW, SHERIFF TAIT M_.__.,._ ~ ............ - Moton B. Mala Street. Poroer., l'llonl W1 WI?' 1 ~ :a de M.'THOR CIAAK IS .1\AKII(; WHAT w EJ(PEC'fJ;p 10 IIE~ACOO'T­ ,l,IICE SPEECH • 0•910 AUTO EXTRAS- Caugbl: llP in the cui,T<!nt Cll-buYIng boom, Amerleanll ue lllowing • greater aPJ)Illlle &ban ever lor extra& ()bart eomparesmajoraeee UJ'ietl ordered on new lliJ'I for the yean 1060 an4 18114. Intonnation from Autom8o , bile Manulaeturen.~ • I NOTICI MIIOI ~UNTY IUL IITATI OWNIRI . , AFTE . R THE STRIPPERS STRUCK - Dick Brown, 18, of Cleveland. loclk8 OYer .,.., ... ,..., "" ... .... 4 ponttac ·· hi •· 'Mr . a·od "the , ... or ....... "'" '"'"'""" of all that remain.s of his 196 as s paren... ...... G.. 'Brown . ' center . :~~.~".:!.~~"ll:.':~~...;:;. •:~~' ~ and ltfs sister Rosemarie, 5, try to ease hi~ pain. Theives stripped the car don to '"" '· ''"'· the paint , ·took ever"'hing that could be unbolted alf,ll smashed the front 'fllnltlllleld l ' How•r4 &. rr~~~t~lr 1• . Mtltl Ctun1y Tr...t.lr., for good meaBurL (I) 23. 38; .., ~ .. II. J& to. . . ., '' / I �f I no Youths Are Attendinq Bible School at Middleport Church A j•pi OXI nJ -lll'' ' 811 ~-'nchn g I 1'1 lh t' 1111 1\ l:J 1hlt• St hool bt 111 ~ \1il 1 h Next are week s "<'tJV Jiies 196o ~ Plans For Memorial Service Made By Philathea Women at Thursday Meet R D;ulv Senlinel Pomerov-Midclleport. 0 . .Tune_12, 1 1 Will \ \',walton tncllldt> a ptcnr<' Thnr'd<~y at._ 111 111 -:,wrd te rnoon follnwm? the s('hool SOCIAL - 'CAl ENDAR .f"~;:~~i'A~d' ~~~ ~ ~ .J .J About Middleport ~ ~fs~~:::~~~: ' h ~ On June lOt I Plans wt>rf' madP for a mem~ 123 me.mbers and one guest. JU1'/Jo_ U onJl ~NV I<e lnr dt'l'easP~ mem - Mrs Nma Bland of Akron Host Roc~ Sprmgs Cuh ~outs Pack ' Mick Morri!l, Ashland Col- :~ h:~ J~~t~~~!t ;~n:::e~~;~ Cllrl"l o~t tlw ,hu rd , lu \Iiddle bers on Su nd av June 13 wh en .esses wer~ Mrs detty Clme. 246 ~~olll have an Ol'tmg at the lege ,!ltudent, ha~ completed the terian Church In lAgan, Ohio. port Tilt> kt>l l'"n IIi! ltll kq tile PhJI <~tht>a Women ol , the I Lena McKmley, Mrs. Chester Arthur Nea se pond, Saturday, years work ~nd ~~spending sev- ~ Registrations begun at noon, astol " I !Ia t!iwt il I' tl1e 1\.liddlepUit Chu rell of Chnst Erwm Mrs .. Alfred Roush at 5 p. m ~ach family IS to eral day~ With hiS pare~ts, Mr.l with one Delegate·&( . Large, ~i'llll !til' '"I ,, llw --ehool !TII:'I l'hm sd.t\ t>venmg at the and contnbutmg, Mrs ~tae take theJr ov.n wieners nnd buns and Mrs. William Morrts. 140 deleaates, four Alternates ' 1•. 1 churrt1 ~1r s Oscar Roush pre Ltghtfoot and Mrs. Paul Wmn and a covered dtsh 0 I 1 1 v. .:h \Jt , •' :o. ~ ' ~ ~ ~' s mg Dave R'1ce, who has atten d• act'mg as Delega'·s ''3 Alter• stled the atJsence ol the pres1 JUNE 13 t.c . lo 111 l.i JI ••I '] lll' rlt Hi ~t l il C: l t>, ld i•l c II th' t '· d ~ ' 't aking I llw 111 ,. 11 , 1 ,1 11 ~"' 1, 1., wt>eks Hawley, , Granges Hold Joint · A Nativ1ty Deanery me~ting ed Ashland o ege ts pas naLt:S an "' VISI ors, m 1 d~nt M1ss Mtldrtod who 1s L'o ntmt>d to ller home S , Th ursd•ry wtll be held Sunday at 2 p m ·year, is visiting with his par- total of 97 ' 1 " 1<1" ~ \l 1 ~" ' 1' 11 ' ~"~Jches ns••on d Mrs. Gene R'1ce Th e Conference was opened . , '' w1th J!\m·ss : at the St Andrew's Church m 1, ents, Mr. an \ I" ' !'r r I I• , ni I' rrlllluctl:'d 1f issiorwr.'· ,..;;tu•it· t~· . Harrisonville and Hemlock I Nelsonville Mrs. Del Vecchio, ' 1'1~~~ , I and family before leaving lor by the President ol the Logan tr• 11lt Y 1rr 1 ''' II W 11111 Prr Tlw mt>t>llllg wa~> opent'd With IGrove Granges were guursts presidenl of the Steubenvll!e o1. Cedar Pomt, Ohio, where he 1 Unit No 78. Mrs Louis Mock ' onnt' l J ,, ~ 111~ .. ,1 1' 111 1 md nde flfl." 1'hur... tltl\' llf•t•l tlw :-.lngmg ~~~ Lhe Phtlathf"a 1when Rock Sprmgs (;range mrt , ocese ot Cathohc Women's club · be employed for the sum- who dedicated an Ameriean s, t r·11' t! 1 f- , t 1"- 1 •1rn t lt: llr Thr W!\mt•n " \ll~" h' n.rr' So ,ong and tit'vulmns. wert' gtven 1Thursday evenmg. WI I! be present Thosf' wJshmg mer. Flag and the AuxJhary Banner 111M1 .11 1d .J - ~1~ 1. 11 1 1 •1•11g lt'<~ dr>r: ('It'll nl thr P01u~nn ~· 11 ~ 1 1) 1 \1rs l.t>n. J \lrKmley mclud - The meetmg was opened and to allend may contact Mrs. . 1to her Unit These were given 111 11 111 1 11 • 11 "~' 1 ' Bt~p11"! d1111 !'h nwt !'h tu·..,dt~ ~ J:'; f ttw IHmn "Bies..,ed Assur. rlosed by Harnsonvtlle Grange Paul Casci ~ ~ ~~ .~ l t n Mr and M~s. Earl Smith and to the unit as a gift from a past ci .h ~ \It " il'lltllll\' 1: \lfll' h t?vemng a! 11w 1'1HIH h \\llh a1wt' ·· senpture read1ng l<1ken 1Vtrgil Atkins, deputv maslt>r. JUNE 14 I JANICE BRYSON, daugbt-- daughter Susie of Urbana are District President of th£'ir unit. 1 1 1 b'" c' lll llt' l'" \ 1 "~ it'.rn 11 ' ~ rook!': \II s .J F: ~·O'>It'r p1 ~""Hh·n1 111 trnm HHmillt<; The theme of d1scussed inspection anr1 s~l The Meigs 4.H PleasurE.' Rid er of Mr. and Mn. Clifford visiting hire for 8 week Wit~ I Mrs Grace Ho11 , who was un1 Hnd \lr ~ I I.J ilkl ln 1 1 p l~· tt : rm 1 lvtrgt> Hw dP\Othlll" w11s · Till" Is M~ July 8. as the date of Rock : ers will meet Mondav at 6 30 p Bryson. Pittsburgh, t'a., grad- her parents. Mr and Mrs. Gat! able to attend. Pl.l ll lkp lr lnwnl \ lt" :\ 1111 :1 l.!'oup smg m ~ nt tht' l~;mn ~ lm\ · bv Helen Hnl\lf'Y. ,Sprmgs mspection ll was de· l m. ~t the home 01 ( herv l W!l· uated rrom North Hills Higb Mil\er . The Smiths' sons, Joey The meeting was then turn· Hn \! .rll ~ · · ' \1r" P1' '· ' 11 Hlrt ·wm T'th: m Onto B\ Orw np· . rtded that Hemlock Grange and 1 and Timmy Earl are VISiting ed over to U1e 8th Oistriet Pres 7 Sb ~ 1 busl nrss "e~!i lon 1t Rock Sprmgs Granges would 11ams · paerna 1 grandPa r· ident, Mrs Barton l~oll , of l.o1 J , lrr ll u ~ \lr' 1\ tndfl (,,.,\;wh t'l "d tlw nwl' tmg -'\ !'on1nbu t•llll ng !If' Th DAI' d A ,1,-,rl' will Sroool Monday, Jun• · • e WI'lh th etr ' 1 '.\US ·Jnrloun( r'd tha t rhe bake e an ux received the P\H Vocal Mus- ents Mr and Mrs Carl Smtih II od d d' ll t' J r11r-d11lt " \11" Ilurt1 I I' · tloll1 "' ~~ 1 11 l" mHh· lfl\\<lr<i • · Awar ds, · · gan Mrs. Ho intr uce 1S· d t 11 v1s1t Harr1 sonvil\e on Salurda\' mee1 JY'I on day al 8 p m '!'here ic Awar d. Carnegw p · ers rt· r lt· ~tl t l' t nr" <lrtd \! 1 ~" t'~p1 ·n o; r~ PI ~ ldt l• pn· .1den1 to s.. lt' l1<1d heen postpone u~ evening, June 26 SLanford Stock- ·tll be nommallon a~d eledton and Soprano Solo Award. Sbe of UnJOntown, a I tinguished guest, Mrs Lee 26 ~iindv B ll tl! l ' I P,Ct ~rr .dl ll ll .md ill1t•nd 1h; \\mid f:\,q)li~t Ali i Sat urdil~ ..)tJI\1' at the Til . I ton. Pomona t:range master. "'r rr All b are l will be studying lunguaget Mr and Mrs Victor Gnm : Moore Department Secretary. attP nd <~l"' l l 1 t'~ (' !t·.l l~ llr" dtt• anct> It was vo1t•d to make and l.ustrf' Clt>ant'l'~ 111 f' ~lek hst snoke br1efly Mrs T A Hew- 0 0 d"1"' 1 d mem ers · 1 th I are spendl'ng two weeks In .a~d her assistant, Ann Ech_•l· ,., rt> ·id b\ \11 ~ Ernt>s! 1 <::t l ~ urgt> o a~ en I this fall In preparmg or l L I .JUNE 15 bt-111,0: <t ~~ hlt JI " \ nr lr'l n wm St'nd i1 ldH'I! t' In tlif' Wnmrn " ~~ ~ . ' ' • , • ~ , etson and Mrs How ard Bolm 1 comin vear at Philadelphia I Zanesville with their daugh- man, Zanesv111e, aSecreta1re bt1 " ~~ 1 li lt' ( lll ll t !1• ],h q'" f111m cm1 1t•n•nct> at C1 iln'>llle nrxt l,mt.., ,!ml nu lud( d M! .t hHclgHna wE're reported ti l. I The Democrat Club will meet Musiragl ·Academ)· At her ter and son-in-Jaw, Mr and Mrs. Caiss1ere Mary Martin of OP.. 011 P,llll lla vls. \ il t' II t Ite It•t> n agf' g1II II Jl " <~ n d tl Wl" \\t>f'k \11 ~ I.m ,11 n .SIt •11('II <Ie Hlld" , y- If em Ioc k ~\rrove prest>nI"d lh e 1 tlw Pomeroy Second Ward graduation she was selected ' Robert Sever. They were ae- pattmenIaI 8 eI 40 Porne roy, •· 1 st'll· \lildlf•ti H;mlr\ , · 1a · 1 o·ts1rJC · 1 p res1 den. t II 11 1 ·It' v.P•·r-~ ltlnl!r·.ttt l 1n laP~ dt('[ll(·d Ill(' lovt> g1ll A rounr . 1 tiara Lo , program wtth Mrs Cla ra Pau. house Tuesday at 7:JO p. m to sinn the " Star Spangled ' companied to zanesville by land pas • CHI(J 1\il~ ~rn 1 Io IY " t r s· I Dilg.-u ll , Ot'bbw KI!Cle n.) b U· sen m charge Fatl1ers D ily an d MemiJers are asked to brmg Bann~r" 'Attending from bert their daughter and son-tn·CJ I W. 1~1a " beI Brown of Gal cr·a II PIU JtT Is '"' vluI".- !1':">.,·• " ''' n1u1n • l1pol1'•~. k I k I I ct r ' j) I I II I ' H I' I liS{' \1( l<:llunm•, l\1rs ho ert L' j D II th f ' I I Ed w II' f Oak HI' II, ,,.. 'tHH JtHJ '-<HI \ I l t..;<~ n t a e \\ rplw ill nzrr ospt a '· , . rag aywas If emeoartidesforauctlonsale and was l\lrs. VernaiE Black· Mr. andMrs.RusseiiM!IIs. . . na llamso frestmw nh t'. t. n d.J\ tlw d.i d\ \hs . T T Slw i1Hn dP\011nnr1 1Cr.ug, Homer Jon,..,, Jrnmfer the program. whtch opened with sandwtrhes or cookies for red an aunt While thf're I rna Power8 of Logan. Arree chapE'I ~ t'l\il'f" l'IHI"i'l ~ uf . h t!dr1. gowe a mf'di! a1ron of !Loh!'e. E<:t her· Bulns, Anabf'lh', the song , ''It's A Good Thing freshment ~ ;~: . ·Blackwood attended the Mr ,and Mrs Lenard Gwiaz. Marshall and Irene Conrad ol sunt,;~. lt>\\trn<~, a prrpiJ~ r ~h(lll Tt•a(·lung" of ft:"'"s and clo~rd Huud.t~hf'l!, 1 ena "rF:\hin· To Be- A Grange! '• The ong1n The Twrllght r.arden c 1u b annual spring recital In which dowsky and children ol Wash· Lancaster, each gave greetings. 1\ 1t h prayp,· Thf' program w(ls 111, :,~nd \I ts Ebersbach. of Fathers Day wa s g1ven by will meet Tuesday evenmg at Janit.'t' sang lhrre solos by 1 mgton Court House VISited r&- The Honora ble Mayor Jack 1111 t•hm gt• of Mr~ Aet(•n Shal!l Mrs Stanford Slr.lck ton, fo llow- the home of Mrs. Dwight Par- Donaudy Brahms and Vt>rdi. 1 cently With her parents. Mr Moorehead of Logan brought "7jJ:I •l ~ ~ j ~ I ,mrl wa" takt·n from the ~lis , ~~~ <: Hobt>J I RP1bel w::.s nam- f'd bv the song. "The Church ker w1th Mrs. Robert Morns 1 Sht" 1115 ~ 104,k port in two land Mrs. Russell Mills a.nd. greetings, Past 8th Dlstr1ct Corn-~- ~ ,~ rW slt~n mag;mne S('\lt>r!l l rrnd )t> d 1n hl\e d1a1ge of the Mem- In The Wr ldwood " ' duets. Grundparents art Mr. 1 grandparents, Mrs ~ar~y Mtlls fmander, John McVey, brought 1sr 8 ~ ('0-hosless. mgs Wt'H' gJVPn mcludmg, E<~Af or t,JI ~rrv H ·r lo be hf'\d SunA poem.' When PaIs Back" JUNE 11 I and Mrs. Hobart Bryson. Ra· t~nd Mr and Mrs Vwtm Grtm. 1greetings from the Amerlean TONIGHT 1[nrln , L\ \1r" Jno;;t' plt Cook . l r! J\ .hmt• 1'1 A thank you note was gtvf'n by Mrs Homt>r Wrll - The Past Presidents of the cinf'. Mrs Effie Priee of St. Alban s Legion Distnct In absence of 1 "RAC ING FEVER" , s(,ltlh Jnd ta. Mr.;; El lrn Couch: I was 1t>:H.f l1onf.. Mrs Hud son ard fhree articles were read, Amer1ean Lcg1on Aux1l1ary of 1 W Va IS \'!Siting wrth her dau- the Commander Nolan Mace of \\ tllr ,lu•' ~l u l tl ~un t.Jap(ln \lrs \'1rtor \mmg Sr 1and Mr~ . Rt-Jbel rt>ad a le.lter Pa's Shorts.' ' by Ronald F.a st- Drew Webster Posr wtll have a ghter and family, Mr. and Mrs !At hens who was unable tout1111d J-:.11 b. II ,1 BI ~ UI I t Knng \1Js l!ttrry L lfrom tilt' Hrv. and Mrs. f<red man "Grandfather's Clork'' Mr potluck p!CnJC at Lht> home ofl ~Irs. n;rldle Hmds Chfford Haves and son, Greg , tend. lllonJ:: l l u lo l l Mma Hart. and "An Expensive Mrs Eddie Smith, Wednesday I , Meet Mrs Be~ Philson Middle- : Mrs. Moore ~as the speaker "BLOOD ON THE ARROW' j B.llll' V Tlw Congo Mr.., I A. I(;Hrdnl't Dale HuiJI' t l ~ nl l \l<t 11lt,l lty... r · Sleplwsson: ond The Phillip Mrs llonnld lh <ks wa~ pro- Boy Friend" Frank Clark. A at 6 15 p m Arlrr I Urrss h 1 Dlddl port Elementary teacher, is of the day. lalkmg on our_ Flog I ( 11h11 1 I p1nes. Mr~ l.m a1n S1rrrf'tl 1grarn rha1rman and gave the plano so lo was presented by Ste- ~ ~ ~,,.. ..,., """" ~ -·-"?'"" "' ~ ' ~ ~ , Mr and Mrs Hers~ e 1, ~ recuperating from surgery at and Freedom The D1strlrt 1 ' Mrs Cook cll"o rt'<ld an art1de !ilorv of · \lrnam ' the l r r s I phen St.antey and an arti 1·te ~ entertamed the AduUBt c ahss 0h Meigs General HOS!Jital in Chairmen gave tht•tr annual r& SUNDAY & MONDAY "!ht' l woman smgl"r TI1e meet <ng was "Thmugh Channels" . Qln OU the Sy1·acuse E th . c hurc ,, Pomeroy or. the M;Hhrr Srhool re~ d b\'' . 1 · ·. ;lori s. June 13-14 1 Su(·lt"t\o frequt>11llj ~L'nd used dost-d \\ilh 1he bellt'dlclion A Sta nford stockton ' ·1 :. Thursday evenmg.at heir orne!. Mr and Mrs Wtlham Maves Mrs Holl told the delegation "CA PTAIN NEWMAN t .~ . The mret S mgII In c arge o and . .ramily of Lima were .re. Ihal the 6th d'tsInr I was nm lh I d th , rlnthrng to thts srhoo l sa Jd course was r;erve to e F'o!lowmg two tap dances by , M. 0 " 1 . . .1 _ ~ Mrs Pau 1 e ers vtce pres1~ Gl f' guu Pt>tk 'I (HI', (Ill tiS I A hwml'ihrp, ('l rr!e \\ II 1 prnv ' Kathy Well~ and mstrumental l ~J L den t 0 ened with the hymn, I eenl guests of hiS mother, Mrs. In mem be~s h'II) ln. th f' St ~ te .sev. , olm {'I bv \Irs ~trphpn,;;on eloq•d fH>\PfER 186 MEETS mus 1r by Randy Sv kes and .Jan- · P Tht E 1 ling Lucille Mayes enteen umts made therr goal 0 --,lnd ' the !llf't>lmg altt•r whirh It' Ch t 186 OES Jce Eastman ·an· article "A- Mrs Mary f. Ohlinger re· ~eamngr II n d b p~~~.:: bv . Mrs Lu~ille. Maves has re· Cttatwns were given the Units "STRAIG HT JACKET" I frr~hmt>nt~; wPrt' sprwd b\ tomero\ l~p eJ Tl .. mencanlsm '' was rrad h~ l...eo ' turnd home Tuesday, after a Mrms.S I~ oweS .Yture ~eadmg turntod from 8Plpre where sht ' Pre~ident s or Membership Chair .lu tml I ~~~~ lord I Mrs Fostl'l Jnd r\l r" Young to dmr m ~per lal stehssltlllM mrs· ~lory A Btblt" qutz C'onduct ed visll m Dayton Wllh her sond . fr~ h~ ~;\,. c~ti Diddle P" spent several days with her men who were pre:senl Three 0 • ~::========:; 10 1 av t'Vt>n mg. a e asomc · and daughter-m law Mr an ' ·t e Jorted an incren~ or 12 t' mt>m}t'r" tTemple wah 14 mf'mhrrs pres- bv \1rs Pau lsf'll \.\<IS won by I Do \ass Wl~kharr; ;~nd ceded the hYmn. '' Where He daughter and son-r n·law. Mr.1 Unl sr I ' Tile .Julv nwPtmg v.1 lllw htold 1 jd f · H ~1tss Betty Leonard A talk on Mrs ug 5 · · Leads Me., Readmgs were grv- and Mrs Ernest Covert and to 40 members over their mem· 1 n1 the hnmf' nl ~1r" Hilnv I en In(_· u ,ng guess rom ar- th t , daughters he was accompan. I , . d bershlp and thev were given I • nsnnvllle and Pt P\e;J s ar~1 Chap. e pover v progra~n wa• given Jed home bv Stephame and en b~· Sam Pickens, Rev. Pau ranuly She was accompanle ·. , . . . 13,nle\' Wllh ~h ~ Ellt>n ( OUI'h I by Ralph Mnnrf' or the 0 hI 0 kh " f 't Sellers George Freeland Ray· to Belpre bv her grandchild· ! spe~ tal cllat!ons. They w re Pomeroy Ohio f' r s · Pattv W1c am or a VJSI ' · · ' '1'ddl po t No 128 Junction I 1 as eo· tostt-ss Cooperative ServiCe, after whtch 1 Mt:s Velma 'Dou las spent mond Krider. Mrs. George ren, Chuck and Paula who had' Jl ~ r · 1 -Cla ra Suf:' Sou\s bv. worthv the program rln ed witll a song th k t d:le W Va Freeland and Herschel Otddle I been visiting her for several Ctly J'\o 376 and Wellston No. TONIGHT 1 1 1 ATTENO sERVlfES ma tron and .lames Sollsh\ wor· "A unt Dmah's Qm11mg Partv " i w ~ whe;r ~loth:~, ~rs Eud~ During the business sessiOn, days. 1 ~71 . t "THE HORRO R OF 11 1 IT ALL " Gue sts of ~ lr and \I r s th\ patron presirll:'d Th r e e Refreshments were served by i Hamnck ,' the mmutes of the last meet- 1 Mr and Mrs Jennings Wa}·· ! Elect ton was ht>ld and ,fllz~ t· , I I<,() , II\<• I 1 11 d H1 1rl ~l'l S· ,.,: ght HubM:k Wt"lt' thri ~ COil · c.andtdate~ were tnlllated Maud 1the host Grange to 55 mem- , Mr. a~d Mrs Gerald \ 1lch· mg read by Mrs. Harry Clark I land and son have moved rrom beth Jean Carr from At~n~ 1 ~ 0 1 / Jt>ntll ~ I'll (•· 1.s Sins Dr and , 1 .~ lin\' f.il't (,rueser ::.nd \larJom' Crow hers and guests. ae l and family and Mrs. Hazel we1e approved and the report 1Athens to the Gene Coleman to be the. newly Electe "W ITCHC RAFT' 1 ' I ' d t fl d ' f th I g by 4th d I I ' lncl PreSident Her term WII f111) fllLn(•\ l,i tk llo•(tll'y land and Mrs E.ddlt' Wolfr ol "erve as pro· em o trers an IMwhat'l retu rned home Wed· o e reasurer, was JVen property on an ,mco n - ~ , . , East liverpnnl. Even•tt Glllr - Caddi e Wu'kham .iS solo ist. BIBI ES PHES~N... ED nesd~y. after a visit with tela· Mrs Edith Hood Sam Pickens St in Middleport be for 1~5-66-.67-6B. Sh~ Will g~ 1 SU NDAY . MONDAY ·" _.. k d Cl 1 d was named to purchase and Ca tain and Mrs James Roll- to the Nattonal Convention,. Port 11 11d TUESDAY land of AlJ qulppa. P« M1 and 1'he mef'tmg clo5ed in regu- 1 B1bles were pre-sf'ntt"d rerent- tJves rn A rnn an evli~ an pl<~ce a light above picture back pd h'ldren Cat,hy J'lmmy land, Oregon, m August l(q the Mrs Clarence Hobm ~md Mrs 1 f tl M · c d 1 t th 1965 d t h Mrs Alva H1te of a tmore er an c I , • h 0. . ( H June 13·1415 Flsl~ BvE"rs of Col umbus Mrs ar I orml WI 1 ar'l'h uri a y ll od t~ S gra uaNes w o and Mrs Haymond Pulhns and of pulpit. Plans were madde for and Johnny are visiting with I Delegate from'JII be ISMtnc Aler "NO NE BUT THE · . pas ma ron. g"' . mg e are a en e yraruse azarene d h Rh d f Th t an auction sa le at the next the arents Mrs Max. Roller Alternale w1 e rs . ex BRAVE' Franl'f'S Droz of Ambndge I! h h aug ter on a o urs n , rr P , 1 - 1t'l iltlleul"r I . . . . we. i r urc vtslled Frida with Mr and meeUnJ. Iand Mrs. Homer Hartley Cap-~ Blair of Jackson. f'1 ~ ~~ k .s,n,d t,l ! 11 111 \.1 . dk r·r I P<-1 and .~rs Glad\ S lialfls of Rl'fr "~ hrnenls nf rookte~. l Bob Stewart, superrntPndenl M R 11 /,' ·h · Prayer and Graee by Rev taln Roller has been stationed The F'alt Conference w 1 be lon1111\' ~:md ~· HI.Id IJPxt~·r Atht'ns lht>v Htlt'ndPd funt'ra l punch and nut ~ W{lf.' se rved bv made the prf'sen tatJon to Susan- ~· do~~ ead s r M Sellers elosed the meetmg af. at Reese Air Force Hase Lub- ' held al Corning, Ohio b Umt 1311 1 Tum• s.nnnll I<J( J. ,on srn•!ces tor their cousm, Mrss Mrs Somulsb\ and Pauline na Arnold and Brend.!l Brown , davMl s VwaDr s Esdon do whro. ter wh1ch refreshments ~el'e bock Texas They are en' route No. 337 The 8th District eterL~ram" SH·ph•·n.~ Ht'ulah Rose at Great Bend M f bl h h • H I ' an r . . .. war s . . . Ch'\1' Colorcartoons · 1 ayer. rom a ta e wrt w 11t' , of Pomero~· Ig 1 School and entered Veterans Memorial Hos- served by the hosts to Rev. 1to his new assignment in Weis- ans B1rthd.ay Party at I I· '"=========:::::.:f:la~p~li~<I_;C:h~tll~'''~h.~-------, rover and centered w1th an ar lBarbara Sprouse, .John Bass, ptlal Thursday evening With 3 and Mrs Paul Sellers Mr and baden, Germany. I cothe will be held in August r :rangf'ment of red roses. Mrs. Thoma!J Weaver, Wtll ram concussion due to a fall IS im- Mrs George Freeland, Sam 1 Delegates from the Drew-Web. 1Soulshy prr~1drd at the punch 1Kna pp and Roger Savre, Rut- proving ' Pickens:, ~rs. Laura LeH- 1 Cor I le A 0 n P ster Umt attending were VirI bowl land High Sehool. Mr. and Mrs Earl Shrieves helt, Mrs Harry Clark, Mrs ' •, l 3 ginia Fisher, Pearl Knapp and ... ----- ' or The Plams VISited Fndav Edward Hawley, Mrs. Edith ' Birth of First Son I Mary Martin, Alternate Mrs. afternoon with fhetr grandso~ 1Hood, Mrs Lillian Smith, Ben Mr and Mrs. Vernon Harrl- Daisy Frecker, Fern Cheese1 David Mi~ha•L at Velerans Me: Quisenberry. Frank Shoemaker, son t~vis Thetssl of Honolulu, brew and Sara Ro~sh. Mr!. Oa' mona! Hospital. B:aymond Knder and Maunce H~wan, are announcmg the vid Yost of Racme Unit No. Mr and Mrs Est til Moore, Smith. ' ' I birth of a 5 lb., 13\1 oz. ~ 0 n. 602 attended with the aoove. \' \a ~~ Mary and Trina ~·arrell and I The ned meetmg Will be " I Vernon Eugene Jr . at Tnpler Mrs. J. c Farrell spent the ' pollutk dmner at the Syracuse Army Hospital on Feb 11 at past we•kend at Flint Mich Ipark, July I at 6 p.m. Mem- 10;48 p.m They also have a with Mrs Farrell's dau~hte; hers are to take their own table daughter , Sherri, two years old and son-ln·law Mr and Mrs 1serv1ce. Rev Sellers and Mr. Grandparents are Mr. and 1Ben Walker. ' · , QUisenberry will he program Mrs. Blythe Theiss, Racine, leaders. Mrs. Marvin Krider, Columbus. . and Vernon Harrison of Hollv- Kathy McElhmny, daughter Hoyl'• Announce SERVICES REVERSED wood Florida. Greal-grandpar- of Mr. and Mrs Kennnelh M~ Birtlr Of First Son Sunday morning services at ents are Mrs. Nora Tripp, New Elhmny ,_ was selected as 1 m 11 Mr and Mrs James Hoyt , Heath Methodist Church will Haven, and Mr. and Mrs. W jo~ette m the Middleport Mar the former Kay Jenkinson, are •be reversed Wllh the worship M. Harrison, Kanauga, <'hmg Band to 1111 the position announcmg the birth of 8 son, I serv1ce to convene at 9·30 a vacated by the semor clas•. Se , James Roger, born June 7 al l m. with Church School to be ENJOYS PARTY Jected as alternate was Margery ''Bead-money went out wilh , the Riverside Methodist Hosp1t-l held fro~ 10·30 to U 30 The Members of the Middleport HarriS, daughter of Mr. a~ tomahawks. like or her mod· al m Columbus. The baby weigh- change IS _necessary m order : Senior band and their guests Mrs. Eugene Hams The glr I 1 eel seven pounds and one ounce I t~t the mmister, the Rl~v M., en]oyed a swimming party at w~re cbmlen .at a tryout se~ ern folks, l transfer funds I and Is the first child or the eou- , E. Dowson may leav. for the jlhe Middleport municipal swim· selon h•ld Frtday. at the high with <he<ks- by maiL As pie i annual M•lhodist C~le.-nce. at 1ming pool Friday evening The scr~l by th• mus~e faeulty. Mr. I Grandparents ar• Mr • n d LakeSide, Oh10, wh1ch begms 1 hand has been having praetiee Wilham K. Russell Is director 1 my granddad mighr have Mrs. Curtis Jenkinson , Middle- \ Sonday. sessions this past week. of the band. port, Mr. Wilson Hoyt, New - - - --- - - - - - - -- - Sa Jd , 'Heap convenient; York and the late Louise Hoyt ' economicall'" Great grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Betz, Mr. and Slrps on J , ~ e a U• P::Hr. ! ooks !1lte a dream and wears lika ~ Mrs. Roscoe Satterfield, Mid- I COME IN AND OPEN YOUR CHECKING ACCOUNT, SOON! ' dleport ; Mrs. Grover Jenkin· a drearn ll tico If' I '1 lS 50 % longer and dnes 1n m1nules. son of Pomeroy; and Mrs Ina It s bl1 ;;tt>r llnd :wei re s1S!;1 1t. Clear brtght co lors that Rise and the late Floyd Rise ot I won't l<~ cl e awav h ul l<~st <J nd last Lazy pa tnl ers Jove Luco· enton, Ohio. Ter. bPr. 1 t1~ e rt's so rJsy to apply ... flows off the brush YOUR SAVINGS and onto the surlJ ce W1lll l1ttle eft ort and such beautiful EN_::TE = RT""A:-:IN"'=-CL=u-=a s EARN _ _ __ results. Mrs. Rollin Bearh1 entertain-, ed the Past Councilors of Theo- , (COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY) 1dorus Council Doughten of : STORE OPEN EVERY WEEK DAY FROM 9:00 TO 5:00 I American Thorsday evenini at · Interest Poyment Dotes Art: her home, Flatwood1. Feb. 15th, May 15th, Aug. 15th, Nov. 15th The meetlns, In charge of ' Capable Salespeople will help you In every department In the store. You GALLON Mrs. Thomas Cook. vice pres\can buy him JD Easy Chair on the 3rd floor - Luggage on the 2nd floordent opened with devotion• by Mrs Norma C!lapma'n: follow· 1 1 Bathrobe on the 2nd floor "'r In the Cosmetic department we have an ex• , ed by the Lord's Prayer and WE CAN MAKE THE PAINT COLOR rellent selection of Shaving Supplies and Mens Toiletries. In the Mens Wear : pledge to the flag. Mrs. Mary YOU WANT IN MINUTES!_ _ _ ; , 1 B. Heines was re~ lmprov· : d~partment on the 1st floor - Shtrts, Trousers, Ties, Belt( "suapende!'l, I lng at Holzer Hospital and a round robin get well card was Work Clothing, Underwear - Also Kodak!, Movie Came~u;'1frojectora, sent to her. Plano were made Film, BU!folds,_Handkcrehiefl, Soclts, Umbrellas, Canes. Select your Father'• "Wt Hove Grown Btcouse We Hove Helptd • for a picnic at the home of Mrs. ' Joseph Beegle on Thursday, Ju- j Day Gifts at Others Growu ' ly a at 1 p.m. I Gamet were played with prlzMember Ftdorol R-rve System 1 es awarded to Mrs. Charles Co1 Tho Departm•n t Store of Building Since 1915 hen, Mrs. Olan Gooclwln, Mlsa 1 Member Ftder•i Deposit lnsurence Corportllon I Erna le ... , Mr!. Richard camp-I Phonos WY 2· J193 and WY 2·3679 Pomeroy ' ' ' POMEROY, OHIO 1 bell, Mrs. Jack Robson and 1 b' rlw i\lidi11••tllll : I lnu r I Thl:' c•hJldrt>n <~rt' tn take a ~ark lun(h al'ld 'i1r F!I'OUIJ .vtlt ~o ttl th t ro<~dslde pill k for the PI('· nl{ wllh a trPill In lw providt•d rm the ch tldrt>n Tht> program "'ill h· li• ld s11nd, 11 t>vt>rnn~ .. .- ' 1· .J LUlf' zn .It i '10 p m a\ tIt' church concl udmg thl:' ~c htMll Lol I(; •• • at y e The American Legion Am:ft. VOL XVII NO. 48 '' ~OY-MIDOLEPORT. en tine ...-. "' . FIVE CENT$ , MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1965 OHIO " " ,h I I ear I I Truckers aid Project by Hauling Dirt I r:::;;:;:;;;;;:;:;,' tf:j I 1 I 1 I I M . Iy Ab t People In pcmerov • p ( I < _Supt. McComas to Retire ° MEIGS THEATRE I (0 n? " (' MPU M".-, . s 95 e I _ ...____ nte Pomeroy Cement B~oc~( Company 'Et8£RFELDS.IN POMEROY- '" - - - - ' • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' Kuest, Mr1. Bernice· Daral. I• I, ' ~ • - - - · - - -- - 1> - - _ :__ ..... .. . .. Offens1ve • stance .. . ' ..- - -.. .. -. - r Has !l War ; Driver Cited - Mrs. Bing Dies In v·Irgmia .. At Age £87 ! 1 I Select Your Father's Day Gift At Elberfelds In Pomeroy The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company _ , ._ Story Will Get Hotter ln.Midwest I I I - i Father's Day Is Next Sunday, the 20th' 1 '· Aft er . hap luco~tex 4% Annually ' WORLD I 1 · " s; by check! - • at I No!lpay I " . JD I I Miss McElhinny Is Selected As New Mat'oretfe ACRYLIC EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT " j•rn I I Tag Day IS• !' •'" "'' '" ' ,. ' 'lp - 1' vvj i\ 1 1 I ; 1 1;,¥,1;-;~J.lnge 8 The eas.lest na·lnt •ln the world to apply Activity surged Into sear along the Ohio River . Pomeroy over the weekend m preparation lor the regatta, June 13-20. 1 Hundreds or tolll! of dirt were hauled by local tr-=kers, It will be spread between the U!>· 111 per parking Jot wall and Inver covering rocks there lessen chances of damage to the expensive racing craft. Three local trucking firms, Goeglein Bros., Jay Hall, and Bernard Gilkey, provided trucka l on a volunteer basts to carry out the proJect or getting the i !riverbank ready for next Sun- 1 n 'MR. L. W. McCO~IAS day's Eastern United States A Champ10nsh1p Boat Rac•s ' Dirt was provided and load· ed by Goeglein Bros. Albert , ·, Goeglein, who wao largely re- ~ • sponsible for the work being ' Mr. L. W. 'dcComas, Superintendent of Middleport Schools, Is retiring after undert~~en by Ill• trueks, l STEEP, BUMPY GRADE OUT, GR~CEFUL CURVES IN - Cam pers headed for the bivouac area of Forked apendir,~ 39 years in the teacbrng field and school administratwn said. We wlmply wanted to , Run State Park soon will glide-ride their trailers up this gracefu l ascent. Presently, assislance is often required A nauve of Meigs county, Mr. McComa s atten;ed Scip1o township schools and do something ,that would help of a state tractor in order to reach the camping heights at t his, one of Ohio's most beautiful state parks Forked latet received his BS degree in Education at Ohio Univers1ty. M~egs county: . Run Park bas been chock-full of campe rs eac h weekend They have learned that 1f a space IS wanted they bad H~ was award~d his Master's Degree at Obw State Un~versity where he a! so hElsewhere 10 ~repa~ati~n fo~ to get there early Friday_a!ternoo n The_state charges $_1 per_tJight f()_r__a ram! IY of four. A real good deal, no! worked toward hts doctorate. HIS teachmg caree r began w1th three years of teacb- ttell~ega~~· wor ersdocelrig " '" 1 Iii ' Mej s ounty sa mg ~mporary ng •· to Middleport ' ciUties to be Wl!d by the regatta WASHINGTON tUPI) - Tbe hl~'k'aL:ttrvlce Include two 1buildmg was constructed in dleport Public Library Board hoalt~rt:ectio;;.. of bleac~ ' D'll"'<e Dep)'rtment today , aratroope•r,~ 8 ~ ~ .•n tlernentary .teaeh-1 and the new Pearl St. El· of Tru,u.t~.s. ., ~ . . ~ ::!, ~.1!., Oh_ __ • ~!: .~~..:.-.• ~ " ~ -~~ ~r ~ e 3.000 acres ~f.~ , , . ' er: fil'e years " elementaty" aow-idle Ra· 1 prlnclp,al; live years as h1gh : '\ • ' for a prlc•school principal, and 24 years : . ___ _ "-.._ " I lor a proas ouperlntendent. 1 hve liTIP 2) CUT ALONG THIS LINI ·. _. ;I for a pro-During his admmistratlon In . 1 , : 1. Ilion atom tl1e Middleport Schools th• orig· as ina I high school building was l,ausche, [). SA IGON iUP[) - A hatt ahon of U. S. Army para' completed, an addition to the m mnouucemrol lroopers dug 1n toclav near em battled Dong Xoa1. The ---1 CIIV 1a coordinat- move put Amen can forces In an offensive position for of Buckeye !he first lime in the V1et Nam •ar. :JUMME 1;;:tffi:W& lupplemonl To The Dally Sentinel, l'omeroy·Middleport, Ollie . witb DepoF1ve days of lighting m the Dong Xoai area has reao4 Tbe Gallia Times, Gallipollo, 0* l<ar) Cyrus sultrcl111 an esllmatcd 2,000 cas ualtles-1,000 South VietTiw Chmrse 5latement su1d - - PPktng wou ld never g1ve up m News Agency They were pu• thf' Jdeo log1ral con f11 ct w1th the lished toda) by Peoples Daily, Sov1ets 11 rha rgcd that the the official newspaper of tht 1965 J UNE 1965 , :men who SUI'i'Peded former Pekmg regJme, and Red Flal, T --;r l__ M ~ W'"'-;;-f In Premr1 Niki!J s Khru.::.hchev the Ch inese Ideo logical organ. 2 3 4 , · were "mOle cunning and dan Today's arttcle used many aC tbe 6 7 8 9 10 1112 gerous" than lht'H predecessor ' the phrases contamed in a let1 3 141516171819 The charges v.ere contamed lf'f made pubh(' hy Peking two 120 21 22 23 24 2 5 26 JPII _ Bar-1'" a \nng ar tlf'le broadca:-t 'iun years ago m wh1ch th~ Chinese 127 28 29 30 he 1964 Re- di.lv b) the offl t: ':31 .1'\ew r·hma denounce? the 1dea that peaceI a! nom mee, ful roex tstence could replace JERUSALEM, ISRAELI nson should ~~:ep;:p~:~u~:onary struggle of The body ol Dr. Martm Buher, l eneral" and ' The 1963 letter was issued by Israeli's foremost philosopher ecide slral-1 and theologian, lay In state at SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1965 .... V1et Na m ~~· the Central Committee of the Hebrew University today_ Thou-1 ma Senator ! IS Chmese Communist party In resands of Jews paid homage to ht in a tel-l I ply to a Soviet call for a Mosthe man who long urged a .... 1 ion I 1\ th Red 1 Pollrf' ri!t.>d a dnver tn Mav· j cow meeting to d1scuss differ· e th 't ur Charle:-i Legar's Cou rt early ences between the Kremlin and approchement between Israel notJce a ' I and the Arab world. bombed I Sunday fullow mg a two - car 1 Pekmg 1 ~ , m1shap on l'~asl f\.hun·sl They Suber died Sunday at the age if d : s~ud a ca1 dnV{'n by Roger I of ~7 in his pink stone house I ' less than a mtle from Jerusa-1 me ~e 11,: ' walk er. 35 Pomeroy. came off . S\'Camore unto East Ma1n. f1sh Jem's old wall and the scene of' a Haonhl Wl~ j t~iled and h1l an ei.l::.tbound au· 1 recent clash between Israeli m.oug anl! · Rnd Jordanian soldiers. , Ito operated '" Dona ld A next step, 1 Warth, 23, HarH01 d, W Va WASIDNGTON - AN UN· Jot ThNe was medmrn damage 1 precedented, 12-hoor festival killed ID to bolh ''"" and Walker was · 0 of arts opened at tho White Jergr.ncy cJted on a rhn rge of rl'ck less House today with Mrs. Lyndon Cornm u.iloned at operatwn :-Jo mjun es were Relatives teamed Monday of B. "Johnson saluting the 2011:west fqr Jame.s l reported Puml'roy Police also the death thai day of Ina Rey. participating artists for their 'l'IIIC VOICE or BROADWAY mi:l-st He : arres ted Okev K1ser. LNart l nolds Bing, fJ7 , at the home ol creative work. dead ~ ns Memor- 1falls un an l~t oXICatJOn charge her daughter, Mrs. Han')' Tea~ IY DOIIO'ftiY IILGAILBN Pretldent and Mrs. Johnson, Fif'l\een bark over the weekend. I Richmond, Va. • .,••, . . . . u.trd baclr from a weekend in Texas, WOlmd• She was born In Cheshire, 'l1lat 111ytlerloulledoralbmlturned the executive mansion the daughter of the late John tlptloD 1n the midwest- whleh Into a big stage for leading eo- The and Mary Eblin Reynolds, and ASKS DIVORCE ltU bm!Yed PbyDIJ McGuire tertalners, artlots and writers In was a former resident of Cheo to livt the pr_esentaUon reD eel·, when 11111 ttmnl other stars - will on Anna I Wmes. Rt 2. Racme, shll'e and Middleport. Her hus-1 111r d 11 1 hotttt 11or7 bel'on It In& America's heritage. killed , Salurhas lil•d a pet11ion for divoree band, Alva A, Bing died in 1935. «<lla down. 'l1le proiMit'l ITI in Metgs Coun ty Common Pleas She was a member of the Berer,IDI 111 prove that the Cble4• CIUOAGO . Court from Clyde Wines, Jr.. ryman Methodlot church at readied ' rip-roaring clvlc Eighree llltlb 1111 pined COIIIJ)lete mto Rt. 2. Racine, charging gross · Richmond. cepUon for astronauts James J ed tnl .. IIJIIIt of1the plulh o. ' ,,.,., were neglect of duty and extreme McDivitt and Edward White to- i u~; ;n Lu ADd one , Surviving In addition to ber cruelly. .,tdiiiCI [a their po11MUOI day dt!sJIIIe the threat of ma•·\ of the daughter are a son, Charlet sive cl•ll -rlihls demonstrations. .,m JDIU .,wilY be•dllm ... BlDg, Cleveland; t\W l"andch!lo More .than one million pe~· .- wa\ 1 a .l.atitn'l be lao Ioiii before dren, Tbomas Teal and Jlldy IODS were -expected to throng 1cap! 8 .rlllslrt Jour&lbe "' nm1111 Bing, and a brotber, lalla the city'S flag-bedecked streeta Where Cllltt '!iii' 1 JMotlat Ill till Arab 1inoculated. More than 66 per Reynolds, Cheshire. · " lor, • sii!!IPse of the spa,ce M'J Ill ,p tDo eldlely lied Ill cent of the town's 2,350 persons I The body will arrll'e late 'J'ul!lo twl111. Ma).or Richard J. Daley mined 111 Ia la 1 mootMil dllo ' 1had taken ~nti-typhoid shots. l day night and tentalil'e funerll prolllll!ld, the wolcollle would be luatltdl of necetlatltiC 'The rest were expected to be arrangements have beet! .. "tM•ItiOit·letiiBtlonal, magnlfl·' south WliJa. l'll'liiiiD. I peoCe/11 .... inoculated tnday. for Wednesday atternooa at lba eent, , rfr~c ,and enthusiastic . ,.. t1liiditltll tilt n,te 'We are without the kind of Rawlings-Coats Fun!lral bow In ... ltf..." bt 0111' Ql!llllry:" u .s. 'fN, •""''I ' ICribed mind to understand this," the 1with the Rev. Howard Rll(lpell Rev. ,I Clifton Hancock ol the 1 offlciating. Burial wiD Ill 1' MtJ;L'm!tll: DEATR TRAt i~elton, First Baptist Church Sllid. 1the Gravel Hill •cemetery. fl~ aecl~ eta~ · IJie U~el ~ Vioh · 'It is ooo of the hazards of Friends may Clll'· !11: lhe .~ >4t IJeiU ·48 P«<''IDI -ttet'Oia wllioh 11iving. ~ this one of God's neral llome ~ " ·& a • •;ij!ioi!J,tllrllll.'ille w~, ~~ . warmnpl" he asked. Inesday. ';,_•· ' lhnntln•'"" on ~·• 4) '' ' ·,If ~r:-··r····r:-n · . ·.. ;. , -r- . . .,!/ '~ttl. • { ClDCAGOlnea~ '""I veau. uem "' as Portents .. •x.-. ....,, .. =$~ 1 1 ~~· '· ijl ~· ~ •, ' I 1(- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 June 12, 1965 nelson