http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/8a85c3315122a1f233257dc51ad1762f.pdf 3d17001585f7ad4be8f385601ae5e299 PDF Text Text l ' .. .;.·.' t.' lO·Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Jun• 24. 1965 --· . -- · ~ ' ... 'I1,,1 Feeney-Bennett Post 128 Auxiliary Awards at Convention Announced •. II.' ,. 1 aw~rd:- pre· I.Pg ion hall itt Middle-pori. Mrs. Oa!e Mourning and Mrs. &entfld to tht' 1\uxiiiJotry to F't'enPV • Bf'nnf'tt Po.;;t \2!1 Amt'n· Alht>rt Roush. unit president. ! C"a n Legion, at 1lw r.L.gluh 111s· were splected as delegates to · A reporl on tht> lrkt r-onvf'nlion hrld lJI l.rl~:Hl June 10 iintl dt>lt'gc~lt'S el\•dPd to the Statt' D~'rmrtnwnt r·on· 'Vf'ntion in Julv. llighltgh ;;.od :l1e regular meen·n~ <~I tlh· JIIXiiJ ary Tueo;da.r t'\'Pnmg --. ~- - - - :r l the --- MEIGS THEATRE fqm~troy Ohio TONIGHT 'OT OPEN FRIDAY jtnd SATURDAY June 2~ ·"26 "TWO ON A GUILLOTINE'· l'onnit> S lt•, · •·n~. l"f'..;ar Rn1·wn> Colorcarroont. IJt·un Jt~ne~ SUN., MON . and TUES . Jun• ?.7 ?.8-19 "HUSH, I"IUSH . SWEEl CHARLOTTE'' Br1fe fl:l,· i~. Oli1:1H rlt•H;ll"\ il land .lu ~ l"o tlt•n. Agllh Moilrt'hP <tt' Ct'cil 1\PII :l\1<1~· Wm ( ":lmph PII. \' i(' tor Run rto . ~lan ·\. · lor the conv~ntion to be held in ('\evt'land July 16- 17-t. and Mrs. l·lenrv Aeitmirf' <ind \1 r s. Oc-lle . 1\Pnnt>dy wt>rr namPd as I <ll tf"rn atPs . Mrs . Rm1~h. prrsidt'nt, • whispering Pines is Perfect Settr.ng For Picnic Supper by Ch urch ClfCIe ~ I the IIOI'vice. A note of appreciaUon was read from Rev. ~rtels.' A gilt from the Friendly Circle Members of the Friendly Cir· Vtrgima Reibel. was presented In the Roushes cle of the Federated Church ' Miss Reiher, . wtth scripture. by Mrs. Carl Kautz, president. gathered at Whispering Pmes, , poetry and or~gmal thoughts, in appreciation of their hospt· home ol Dr. and Mrs. Lester ' spoke on 'Trees." Sb~ told of tality. L. Roush, Tuesday evening spiritual growth achJeved by MRS. FISHER BOfiORID Mrs. Mill<ln Roush ,ntertalned with a luncheon Monda' noon at her houu:•. Syra~se, honoring Mrs. Wtlham Fisher on her 88th birthday. A decorated birth<hly cake teed 1n whtta and deeorated in pink with tbe inscription, ''Grandma 88" w81 where a picnic supper was en· communing with served with the meal to Ml'l. joyed. R" Wilbur Perrin and daughters. Faith and Beth, Joy Kaulz, and Lrene Barnes wt•re guests T<Jblrs on the lawn overlookin~ I he wooded hill' and even· . drew a parallel between the characterit~tlcs of trees and th~ qualities or cha~acte~ reqUJred by hu~;m bemg~ If th~ are to be active, thankful Christians. . M W ldo J 8 A tnbutnde to_ rs. .~ B<trlels a st1ent prayer w her memory were included in nature and ing sun was a perfect sett.mg e ser J'nr tht' suppPr an d ves P r vice presented by Mis_:!1!rY _ _ ·- -·-· _·- con- 1 dul'led the meeting and urgf'd I that 1966 membt>rshio dues be paid as soon as posible. She also announced that the dues shm1ld be in bt>lore lhP t•onvenuon in July. The unit · votrd to pet\' tht' t9fifi (h1E'S lnr th~ stx charter I members and sick mf'mbers. Tht> membership durs ('ard arP m ;wl"nrd ing tn !\!irs. Housh. The group voted to Sf'rve a dinnt'r tur the Pythinn ~islt'r c·unvt'nOnn to be held tn Octotwr in Middlrporl. Th{' ill!diling n•t)()!'l w<~s rPad and approvf'd. Pl;tns wPrt> mmlt' 10 have a wiener roast lor lht' ch ildr·en and unil nwrnlwrs who I helpt"d with rtw puppv sales. A: rumm~ge .sale wns plannrd to help pur·rha."t' items l~r __lhe i .. tt.NrERTAJNS COUPLE Mr and Mrs. Carl Moore entertained with a dinner Sunday t their home Rock Springs ~d Guests ~ere Verne Dav· i> of ·Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. e ·8 4 Dle ..) " Spet'ial W•tkPnd Sale WORLD White and all colon . 1 Brannan-Kirkbride Vows Exchanged June 5th at Junction City Church , Al110 Glidden• Craftsm1n Haun Paint, on 11-11 for ------- - 4.'29 a 11llon 1 Miss Eva Eileen Brannan, daughler of Mr. and Mrs llaroltl D. Brannan. Reedsvtllr. became lht· bnde of \Vtlliam Thomas Kirkbride. son of Mr. ani\ Mrs Robert ' M. Kirkh1'1Cie, Alwater, Ohto, in a double nng <'t•remony react hv a brother-in-law o( the bnde, Rev. HobPI'I. E. Sanders. Saturday ..June 5 at 3:10 p.m. m the MI. Zton : llnilect Brethren church al~ -- · I .Junction CiiV, Ohio. v.tas a net'k\are rrn!'l~. gift or I 1 I The bridt". g'iven in marriagP. .tht• brldrgmorn . She carrier! a b.v ht-r lat her. w_ore ·a f\o?r- ~ hnuqw:~l . of wh1te ro~!.'S on a 1 . : \englh ~own of wh1te satm w1th wh1lt' Htblt' i a n~· lon eh iffon overskirt . The : Mr!'. 0linu Sandf'r~. sts~e r of 1 gown was tash1oned wttll a the brtde. was matron ol honCool it in one of these value-priced fitted bodice and a sc<Jlloped or. Mtss Nanc~' Conkey of 1 neckline with long tapered Wht'e\ersburg. and Mi ss Linda I I sll'evt'S Her shoulder length Hi\\ . nieee of tht· brid_e, were , veil of iiiLISion rwtling f e J I bridP"s matds. D(•bbte Sand~ from a nara. ller onlv jewt>lry t>r~ and Pa tty Br<.~nnon , ll tecf>S · of tl1e bride. wrre flower gi~ls. kitdwn with Mrs. Kenn~v and The~· t'(.lrned baskPt s of pmk 1 64 STUDEBAKER Daytona 2 Dr. H.T. I cyl. A.t. I Mrs. Don Roarh named ~s co- and yellow snapdragon petals . . 1 chairmen. Their slrrt·t.-length dresses were trans., radio, p. steering, p. brakes, S,OOO mtles. 1 Plans were made to conlrib· 0f pink sutm wtlh ·a pmk ~~~·e Like new · ute to the birthday pnrty l'or jcu·krt. T\wy won• malehmg 63 FORD Country Sedan 4 Dr. Sta. Wagon. 6 cyl. 1the vrtt"rans at Chillrrothe m hPadpieres of net and Si.llm. ! Std. trans . A real clean one I Augu st. A card Wi.IS rrad frorn Be;;tman was Lt>e Kirkbride, 1 63 CHEVROLET Corvair 500 2 Dr. A.t. Irons. Joyn• Long . a dt>legale to 8u('k· brother o! the groom, of Wa_rRadio. A Beauty rf'n. I.Jshers were Charles Wrl- . 62 FAIRLANE 4 dr. 8 <Yl. Std. Irons. Radio. Sharp . eye <:iris· SIJtP in Columbus. son of D('erfidd. and Rev. Del- I 62 FORD Galoxie 500 XL 2 Dr . H.T. 8 cyl. A.l. sti.lllng thai she wa~ running bert King. Thurman. p au 11 . trans. Radio, power steering, sharp for l!llt' nl the ofrirPs in the Dean Bnmnnn, nrpht>W ol the 1 61 CHEVROLET impala Conv. 8 cyl. A.t. trans. 1liow'o nl Representatives. bn.d!:'. was nn!-( . bear er Radio, p. steering, a beautiful red finish A rrport was given on lht• Miss LvnPitt> Cibson of T.o- 1 61 STUDEBAKER 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio Buc·h·~'l' Girts·• Tea lwld in gan, Ohi~J. tJresenled pre-nupA nice one ' Gallipohs and those attending tial music at the organ and , 61 FORD Fairlone 500 2 Dr. 8 cyl. Std. trans. Radio werf' Mrs . Rou~h . .\1rs . Lrwis Miss Martha \1usic ol' Piketon Clean Long and .Ioyce Long <twJ Eel· was the soloist. She sang "I 57 CHEVROLET 2 Dr. 8 cyl. Std. trans. Radio. ith H,c tplonstall. Love Thet-."' '"Whither Thou This one won't last long Mrs. Roosh and Mrs Dt.~lt> Goes\." •·one Hand. One Heart" 57 PONTIAC 4 Dr. Sta. Wagon, A. I. trans. Radio, Kt>nnedy rtoported on the . a- and ·The Wedding Prayer ." 1 power steering, p. brakes. A good runner wards grven the local umt at Mrs. Brannon l'hose for her 60 WILL YS Jeep Dispatcher the convenlron in Logan whic·h daughter's wedding a beige 1 includt>d a standing uva l!on lor lace su it with matching an-est he lhree unil s ol the 8th dis- sories and wore a corsage of trict for outstanding work in , while <"arnations. The bridememhersl\ill). Honored were groom 's mother. Mrs. Kirk- ; i Mrllersport. ranking firs!; M•d- .bride was atllrt>d in a f,~fach dleport . 2nd. and .JunrtlOn City, dress fashioned w1th white lace 64 CHEVROLET Y, ton 6 cyl. Long W.B. iiko new :lrd . The local unit was award- wrth matchlnJ!. ::~ccessories and Std. Iran•. ed a quota ribbon. a department a white carnation corsage. 61 FORD F·lOO 6 cyl. Std. trans. Styioside. Clean cita1ion !'or gettmg the 196::. H;Jskets ol white gladiolus, 60 CHEVROLET li• ton 6 cyi. 4 •pd. Iran•. Utility dues quota m. Mrs. Date Ylourn· sn<lp dr;.~gon s, palms and two : bed m~ and Mrs. Roush collected <1 st•wn-hranth randelabras were total of 70 dues. Mrs. Henry used ::It th~ altar of the church. Reitmire won the traveling A rf'<·eptwn for relatives and prize and refrehments wert' friend s was \wid in the church , served during the evening. IStKial room. Th~ bride's table ! 1 was centered with .a four • tier- 1 1 YOU ALWAYS PAY LESS J..T ' SCOUTS TQ MEF.T ed l'<th with a mm1ature bride 1 Cub Scouts Pack 248 of Porn- and groom. De<.'oral ions were eroy will meet at Camp Chest - ol pink and white. P_unch . was : er Sunda}' at 3 p. m. for an se 1·ved from a _slerlrng stlver I outing and wiener roast All pum:h . lxtwl. AssrstmJ;; at the I Scours and parents i.lre invit.;od r~cepfton were Mrs Robert ! to aHend Food wrtl be furmsh - Htll, stsler of the bnde. Mrs I ed and those who plan to at- ' Brenard Hrannon stster-rn -law tend are to ron tart the den Cof tkhe br •de, and ~Irs. Thomas Middleport Locust & Sycamore Sts. on ey I mo~rr~~~--Saurday. _____ • When the newlyweds left for I their honeymoon trip. the new i Mrs. Kirkbride wore a pink lin en dress and matching arces· sories. Bot.h the bride and groom BUY BOTH FOR $197.00 are now residing in Rio Grande 1where they are attending colI lege. ThP bride is an elemenADMIRAL PRINCESS ADMIRAL PLAYMATE 1 tary education major and the grO?m .is a biologH.:al scient-e I nrdJOr m secondary education. I' SWINGIN' SUMMER SPECIAL USED CARS! I -- · - . S.rfl $59 Volu1 See lhe complete line I TRUCKS Lawn Mowers. on sale at our Warehouse Slore on ~1echanic St. Out where th ere is Always Plenty of Fret Parking Space e 4 cycle Briggs & Engine e Recall 3 ONLY RF.Dfi00\1 StltTF.S. $129 .00 value. Full 1ize bed. ('he ..;! of drawers :md OouOie drrsse1· $129.00 values. while thf'y last ·- - -· - _ ____ .. _______ ______ _____ $89.00 - - -- - -- 2 ONLY KROEHLER $199 00 ~ PIECE LIVING ROOM SlltTES ....... .. ...... . ....... SALE $138.00 12 O~LY $2995 VICTROLA RECORD CA BINETS Largr Si1e While they ll6 st ---- ----- -- ---- ---- - $19.00 I'ULL LENGTH DOOII MIRRORS - Size of &lass 14 by 54 inehes. Hardwood l"l'ame in while or natural. $2.95 $:!5.110 DOUBLE DOOR WHIT~ ENAMELED UTILITY CABINETS - 30 inrhPs wide . -- - ------- SALE $19.00 $79.00 Bt: RKLINE SWIVt:L ROCKERS .... SALE $51.00 Girls Wfttern Style BOYS $2.95 KNIT SHIRTS DENIM SHORTS Zipper front western jamaica shorts - belt loops Red, navy blue and wheat. Sizrs 3 tu 6x. Sizes 6 to 18 Frid~y and Saturday '. ON THE SPOT FINANCING KEITH GOBLE fORD USED CAR LOT YOUR CHOICE ... JUST $99.95 4500 BTU Air Conditioner Les.! than 23'' wide. Qui('k lwo qidl>d f'IE'XoQ· mount \n!ltalla l ion. Quil"t po~J.· nf'ul turbo ran Lon~ life poly s pon~r flitrr clrans air Penny pinrh(·r powt'f uni1 Ru11 resistant heavy JJl18ge s!rrl ~.:.:~binf't. 13 1-!1 1 22 9/16 X 2 for Just Recelvodl A Group of Womons Transitional Dresses 2 ••• $8.00 and comfortable-Coat styles and slipover, solids, polka dots, checks, plaids and stripes. Sizes 14 to 20 and 14% to 24 112. Womons Rogulor $7.95 EXTRA SIZE WHITE CARDIGANS 5•1• $4.00 100% orion cardigans, raglan sleeves, covered but· tons. White only. Sizes 42·44 and 46. 31% Mort Pleture Than 11" Your choice of florals, solids, plaids and patterns. All cottons and dacron-cotton blends. Sizes 32 to 38 and 40 to 46. crafted chassis. 14,000 volts of {l:olor) - and" WALL OF NOISE" With Suzanne Ple~hette picture power ]3"o". BAKER Furniture MIDDLEPORT, 0. TERMS $10.00 Dawn 15c Ptr Day Rog. $2.95 Wamons Blouses .. , • , , , .. Solo $2,34 Rog. $1.95 Women• Blouoot ...•.•... Sale $1.34 Saturday June 26 Dressy styles and tailored styles. A wide selection of solids and patterns. - and "APACioll RIFLES" $3.9S Foem L.te111: Far This Woekondl Sola of Men's $3.95 BED PILLOWS PAJAMAS Allergy Free- cool1leep. Odorless - mildew proof. Zipper coverin& of pastel &triped cotton. Sizes A to D. Friday, Salurday 2 '" $5.00 $J.19 Selt IIC h SPECIAL SALE PRICES ON Mens Hanes Socks FOR THIS WEEKEND $1 00 Mons Hanes Socko . , , , •. 2 jMII'S for $1.50 79~ Mons Hanes Socks .••.•••• 2 poirs for $1.00 69c Mens Hanos Socks . , ..• , , , . 2 poirs for 95c S9c Mens Han11 Socks . , ........ 2 ptlrs for 90c 50c Mens Honll Socks . . . . . • . . . . 2 pairs for 75c Big Selection of Hanes Socks. Elberfelds are beadquarters for Hanes. Special Sole Prlc-For the Wotk·End On Big Selection of the newest, most popular styles, for ail ages. 79t SOCKS ...•........ SALE 2 tMirs for Sl.OO S9c SOCKS .............. SALE 2 polrs for 90c 49c SOCKS .............. SALE 2 pairs for 75c 39c SOCKS .............. SALE 2 peln for 50c Bath Towels--Hand Towels--Wash Cloths Discontinued Styles From Our Regular Stock While They Last! $1.98 BATH TOWELS ................. $1.00 $1.59 BATH TOWELS ................... 80c $1.00 BATH TOWELS ................... SOc 98c BATH TOWELS ... .. .. ............ . 49c $1.19 HAND TOWELS ................... 60c 19c HAND TOWELS .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • 45c Sfc HAND TOWELS ..................... 30c 49c WASH CLOTHS .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • 25c 29c WASH CLOTHS ...................... 15c 59c WASH CLOTHS ..................... 30c Juot Rtceivedl New Shipmtnl FLOOR AND TABLE LAMP SHADES Sizes from 12" to 16". Wbjte with Tangerine, Brown, Turquoise or White Trim. Any Sl10 SALEI GIRLS ROLL SLEEVE BLOUSES Bob Hope Lucille Ball CTechnlcolor) $J9.75 Your Choice ami Ty Hardin "CRITIC'S CHOICE" 1 Smooth top, double bed size or single bed sile, • Front A spel'ial group of womens easy rare dresses. Cool SALE! WOMENS ROLL SLEEVE BLOUSES TONIGHT & FRIDAY "MUSCLE BEACH PARTY" J\nnt"clte f'unicello Starter Hanes Socks For Boys $J.OO 13" Portable Television Rngged precision Stratton Easy Spin e Carefree, Easy Starts 1 1 INNERSPRING MATIRESSES Baffle t Ball Bearing Wheels FURNITURE BUYS ! 1 j of Rog. $2.95 Girls Blous" • , , , , •• , , ••. S.1t $2.34 . Rog. $1.95 Girls llouHt .. , ••••••••• S.lt $1.34 $1.19 IE THRIFTY! . ' ,, . •• . SAVE AI,L OF YOUR SALESLIPS FROM Et,ERFELDS IN P·OMEROY Audie Murphy tColor) 1·'·1. I ' ,..J r•'"""""""' .iJ Cl '- --:= ·• · )j ~ .-:..r ::0 "" • ·J , , :; :~ • Ill ras 72 of Dead \Vere Marines; Jet Fails in Mountain Area:· · Calti. (UPI)-A KC135 military beach commJmtifes Ill Beilioa, jet air transport crashed and Newport Beach and ~ exploded in light rain and fog Beach. Tbe cralb etarted ·: today, killing 14 persoo&-72 mail brusb flre wllicb Marines and an Air Force crew never out of control. · of 12. llaclio and fldar CODfad wtfl The plane, limilar to lhe Boe- ~bu" 81 lost •bortly ing 7f11 commercial jetliner t ....-cb efforll slammed inoo mountainous hampered by the rain, lot rain 4~ miles north of here low cloucll !lull blan&eled lilt only minutes after tsking off Southern Callfomlo _ .... from this Southern CalUornia area this lllOfllln&. base at 2:45 a.m. 1n a drizzlt! Two San llletio lllerill'a . . .. · utiea at the Solano Bead! IQ Off1ctals would give only station near here reporled bell' Honolulu as the plane's destina· ing an exploelon ohortly . . . tion, hut .there was speculatitm the plane !Doll off but 11 M the Marmet were llillmatelyloot untll three hours liter Iiiii bound lor Viel Nam. Charred a search party the w~eckage was scattered over a wreckage In the _,...... M> wide area approlWIIately 10 tween here and JrvlDe LU& I SPECIAL! 19 inch cut - 21h Horse Power "i * * ter: gallon $1.75 1 quart .\Ill. A~D ~IRS. WILLIAM KtnKRRtnF. en tine . EL TORO MARINE BASE, mlles Inland 11om tile ~Yil tbe Spred Latex PAINT $5.so at ID GLIDDEN$ SaleS .., '"I FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1965 ELBERFELDS STORE IN POMEROY WILL BE OPEN UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK FRIDAY EVENING .. at y ~ J~ d!i.& . ' !iLLjx~v_llu.J.:..:N~o):..;.~s~s~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~~POME::~;~:::R2o=;_Y-::-M~~~oifDL~E~P02'!:R::TC.£o!!jH:-~,=o~~~~:::::::::::::ji~ii:;~:ii:ii:I?i~~::~~~~::-_ E~-------"",,". "' and daughter, Lisa Kay and Mow-N-Kieen LAWN MOWERS • holed Te The Jnterat. 0/ TIN Jleip.M_,. .b. Geoffrey Wilson and daughters, Mrs. John Smith, all of Pom. Ke11y and Terri, Mrs. IJon Jett ~~~- 1 Calo"ulvon . ::::=:::.....::.:::.=.:.._____ Ceginning This Friday ) ,.t• • Mason Fisher and daughtere, Carla and Barbara, the honored guest and Mrs. Roush and daughter, Sandra. .. '•' .ru-.,.. �. - .- ' - - ... ;t .' lj DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 25, 1965·3 - -----·· ------ -- GoYernor 2-D:llly Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 -, June 25. 1965 , IN tHI COMMON PLU•l COUAT M f.IG~ . . .. " •• u r;aonc. DQ ~ Ittt N o . JO .. f tn• . P'Mitr.ll . Sav ini• & . . L Dtll . I \• " ' All Star Stargell Paces Pirate Triumph Leg•l Noiice COUNTY , OHI O fr411- 13.111 ~- 'I American Loop Race Seat Covers " AtsO t llflon of Ptrke rsll "'' ' f tl;l r pl!lrilftOh tvltort._,., W t tl Vlr•tn•t• " l • inti ll , ,, fl o•trt M1r11n frii \ I R41 t >Cl h l'f lt N ' r ttltnd 1 : Elli' A ~ t nut .. tn<t rlbU fl@ W tfl \fl rt or•it Wl tm f II . • ,, kl1'1111f t OI :t 61tl s trotl BATTERY BUYS ~'" "' "b urt . Wttl V t rttnlt Ho-. .lr d l'rf n k , f r lltu ' f r et \'.~ •91 l'om~ • ·~ · c:ounty Olu o '" .. ' t Tronslslor BatterItt t Flaohllghl Botteritt t Lantern Btttorloa tHollby llltorl• tl'hotoflllh lattorl11 All Nationally Toa&h lltd loftt-lasfiat. Adds new COMfwt Scolchgard•trae.l. 5aHrattiYt coltll. Non-sliid IIIII sbod··· Adverli!ed Brands WERNER Radio & T.V. Crow's N. 2nd Avo. MlddltP4f'l STEAK HOUSE $9J·OO AIR •. CONDITIONER • Tl orne o/ th e Qnlck Mount. Installs In Any Room In A Jiffy. Fa bul au• 4ii 0~ llTU. ADMIRAL ~rom Boy SANDWICH tube, AS LITTLI AI MASON ' ' DRIVE·IN TONIOMT "MUSCLI tiACM PARTY" 'Nanr ette Funicetlo ... ...... """ .... __ ,j , I New revolufionary design lets you install it ill ,;.c m ~nutes - slips on like 1 glove. Now available far most standard cars and compacts, J I .. Thanks For Your Participation With Our Coupons During Rogalla W•k·End THE WINNER WAS RUBY SCOTT, WEST COLUMBIA, W. VA. H&RFIRESTONE STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0 . OHIO COME TO ••• -and"W ALL OF NOISI" Wilh Su1annt Pleshetto and Ty Hardin And Takt ' Em Home WY l"432 BAKE (Color) Ordor By Phono 35c PER DAY $10 DOWN $]]] OTHER STYLES .. .. ... $2.88 to $1 U8 Tho Piovmoto 13PG1310 strlfl 31% mon~ picture than 11" TV, Prech; ion-crafted 14,000 volt horizonlat chassis with rlgid wraparound steel com;truction. Steelbond wide-angle picture BUY BOTH 'OR ONLY MOTORS DISCOUNT •' SEE .. Ray Benson and you will got the best auto deal In tho Bond. If I don't havo what you wont I'll got It, REMEMBER my . reputation baing buill with GOOD CLEAN USED CARS. All previous people art aotillied. ASK THEM! AT METROPOLITAN MOTORS ~·o FOR THE lEST DEAL ANYWHERE! DRY CLEANING SERVICE STAR CHIEF I tone rt'd with whit e top. interior. Radio, Heater. N<'w mllea ae. One loca l owner. SPECIAL SAVINGS ON Priced Below Book! RAMBLERS BY REQUEST Robinson's Cloontrl 1964 Rambler 4 Dr. $ave Statton Wagon. 6 cylinder. OHV, radio and heat· er. Standard trans. One owner, clean and nlce Long Holiday Coming 1963 Rambler Cust. $ave RADIO & T.V. Lewis Repair Service -FOReHEATING •PLUMBING eROOFING SPECIAL! ·-1963 FORD GALAXIE VI Radio, He1ttr, Pown Sttfrlng, Auto. Tr1n1. Whitt with loautihlt Rtd lnt•rior, Lew Mil•••~• Good Tlrti - - - $1495 L£ WI S REPAIR SERVICE Custom 4 Dr. Sedan. One local owner, auto. trarts. l,ladio and beater, like new ~ dULY t~ MORE EXPENSIVE HOUS.E PAINTSI DUTCH STANDARD" lfesident PURE UNSUD OIL semo sun and welltlsrl For all men 's and boys' sun & fun time sportswear at N. Y. Clothing! Don 't forget we have sports and swim wear for tfte ladies, too. New York Clothing House .. • WHITES ••• that IIIJ ..Itt! • GREATER COVERAGE • • • IIIIer U appiJI GALLON Valley Lumber &Supply Co. WY 2·2709 923 5, 3rd Avo. BARGAIN! , U>.t, ~an. One local owner, real nice 1962 Rambler Classic $ave " Deltlxe1 · ~ Dr. Sedan. Auto. trans. Heater. Clean METROPOLITAN MOTORS 600-606 E. Mtin St. Middl•port, 0. WY .2-H70 Pemtroy 1962 Studebaker Audivox Hearing Aids DAYTONA LARK Bottorla, Supplloo, ROJNir nr All Mtkoo Heater, ·standard Trans. 6 cylldder. Good 'J'tres. Very Cheap Operating. ~ave on Tbia .One. "' Thnt And M•ny More At • NIGH-FASHION COlORS •• , wltllstt~f SHOP THS WEEKEND ... ' all'd·, nlt!t HOUSE .PAINT SUMMER '• ' 1963 Rambler Amer. $ave •, I WI'ROJNir All Maktt & Modelt Free Hurlng Toota Hearing Cot~~ultallon lqt Weclntldey In ttch month -- -----$20,00 OFF '· --.:. • ' I MOTORS DISCOUNT •. / 'HC)RT\' HACKETT, QWN'R r.-''' ' ,, .•, ... '< . POM.JiqY, Q. ' " •~"' ~ I ,' I On Eoch New l111ln,tmMI Purlnt C:..ultatlon For ~nlmtntt CLOTHING In AU Of The 'a G"l"'-qultllr than Rolls-Royce' Lot•t Styloo For Get the dell of the,_. on 1 solid, silent '65 Ford Gelaxie- the ••IUOtttlltt qutltllt Ford ever builtI Comes with America's biggest MW Slltll'clloi:o o1 v.a•a up to 425 hpl Stt us and oava. today! MEN end Mustanc: bluest ht ,.ar In hi hJ I Save b igonAmerial'sNumberOnv~cer. Cornel with I,_ 200-cu. in. Six to< '65. Now GT portormonco pac1tap IIIII options makt Mustana mort uc:itq tNIA-t"i'erl tritiH- "lllllftl ~~t~~lttll tmwllanll condllctt1llntlll wlltc~ lt65 fanll ~l u lt toO SIN• , XL 11d UO ~~ wii:A HI-ell. ~ ¥-1 111&11111 1d1utlmltk lflllfmfniDiq r... t~illrllll' l~u • ~~t • lloii .. Rclr~ TIMu llltl Wilt \til U l AIM DR WOMEN BAHR \C~OTHIERS KEITH GOBLE FORD INC. ----ll461 SOUTH THIRD ST. ·O_. 1"------"'-'DD-L-II'CIIl__,T._._ MJDDLEPQI(f~~O. , ' . ' ' .. .. . ... �J"l : e , ! ~ !. ... .!.. 7 J ~ "'J · ~! ~ r • £ ~1. -~ ~ .~ ! ~ ., t J :)•J \ .J .• .J '• '"''>.t."'"J."..I"" ,., ~~·~ - 1 ... .....,..•. ~ u. •.- •...,.. ~""~"·""'~ ....,.t-:, .,._,.., 1 l ,....:,;.f,: f-""~ u ~t;-' r••~"'''<""' ~"'"'''"~' 'f'!'Jf~ • • ., -========--------------------:;•'~. Voice of Broadway ••• reporting I Sentinel Church News ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN VERMILLION WALI\IUT SALAD BOWLS PEPPER MILLS MIDDLEPORT DEPT. STORE Dine Out The kids Will tovt ltl The food It fltlperl!, the service prom~ , the atmosphere plant Modell prlcetl Middleport Route 7 EXPECTING FIVE SHIPMENTS IN THE NEXT TWO WEEKS. Open TONIGHT and Saturday Night.·l 2-CB 160, Black, the new hot one from HONDA, twin cubs · · · · · · · · · · · $S 7a.OO 1-CA 9~. White, loodod with accossorlo~, 1-CA 200, Rod, 90 cc, nice !IIIIo blkt ... $394.00 ICCIISOriel .. · · · · · · · · · ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Celebrating Ingels 6th Anniversary • 306 80 1-CA 102, White, 50 cc, electric starter, $ 1962 Harley 0Jvid,on, motor scooter, sh.up as a tuk Middleport Mr. Oaude Jones ... in a Better Wetchmaker II uyALUE-RATED" USED CAR dark's Jawalry Store EASY . Brings you 10 yean of experience In watcb r .. pair. Expert workman• ship on aU type! of wat· ches. All work guaranteed for one year. Prompt, efficient service. TERMSI "'~''"""'• WHILE SPECIAL BUYS JEWELRY STORE THEY 342-2nd Avo. 446-2~1 • . $27!.~ 63 FORD CUSTOM 300- 2 DR ..- -- . 390 cubic inch V-8 engine, Cruisamat1c dnve, radio, back·Up lights a ed to move. 63 OLDS 88 HOLIDAY SEDAN P '· $2295 - Automatic. Power brakes, power steering, new white sidtwalls, wheel discs, radio, back-up lights, tinted windshield, a!f·conditlonlng. $1~ ! V-8 motor, automatic trans., ]lOWer braltr~. powerNateeriO~~· r;d~e new w 1 61 OLDS 88 HOLIDAY SEDAN sidewall tires. all Vinyl interwr. Locally owned. . ew B a · 57 CADILLAC TWO DOOR $495 V-8 motor, full power, 2-lone paint. A little rough, but runs good, ,95 Reg. 139.95-9 PIECE ~}3!! 2. Bll~· 11 DINETTES. DINEnES A~~~,& 95 V-8 Std. Tnno. Run• no! &ood. V-8 Automotle. P.S. ond P.B. $195 Sharp$345 •lectlon .. , whitt, welnut and charcoal tops of long wearing NArtONAUNf'S TAIM IIANf PIONf IS MODliN Anll IHCOHSPICUOIIS. 4DOOR IIUWI111E VAlUE Of YOUR IIGII •r lnYIItlnt II a Nafionallno Gao or OII·Firod lolltr •• tilt "hoell" et ~· hydi'Oftlc IJIIem. loth otoel aOtl IUI-IItn ~.11.,. W111 llvo ,.... of oafetr and oldlsfadloa, .. Fill EmMAIU eMANY MORE TO CHOOSI! KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES GMAC FINANCING Cadillac Oldsmobile Pomeroy OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING &HEATING IDWARD BAER, OWNER 232 1!. SECOND 10~0 wo~shlp ~~ur<h. ~o Formica, Hllvy ralnftrced pli1tlc chain. Shop now, w.'ra open tonight and Sllurd•1 night. Eesy terms can be arranged. ·· ING·E.LS FURNITURE makrn,~r; I ~- V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY I GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. 1 11 F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER Rld~e•· term~ 1 NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE :~ Annlvenery. You~ choice of chrome or bronzetone. A wide color 5SDODG~ I BAUM LUMBER CO. • • e Came early for this auptr sale of new dineHn to celtbrete our 6th 56 PONTIAC SEDAN ~; a~c.b t 1 I KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. I • e 36x60 TAIL! AND 6 CHAIRS SPECIALS OF THE WEEK: SWISHER & LOHSE REXAU DRUGS 1 1 REG. 99.95-7 PIECE HYDRONIC HEAT SYSTEM IS CLEANER, WARMER , SAFER AND MUCH MOU ECONOMICAL THAN ANY OTHER HEATING SYSTEMS. HEINER'$ BAKERY HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE 42x72 JAILE AND 8 CHAIRS 3. d Uvlng • Klleh•n Bo ,... Aroa A..., Arta Arrr Aroa or Room can bo Zono C.nfNh141 Individually by a ''flick'' el flit Thollftoolatl COME IN , , , LET US GIVE YOU "30 REASONS WHY" TINY'S FOODLAND UEVING COAL COMPANY LASTI Gtlllpolls, Ohio You Can Set tho EXACT TEMPERATURE that Sullo You • •· R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. WILLIS ANTHONY PlUMBING & HEATING CLARK'S TWO DOOR HARD TOP, V-8 motor, automatic trans., ,POWer. steer~ngi ~ s c • brakes tinted wi nd shield, like new white sidewall !Ire& kwtth w ee radio, back-up lites, deluxe trim. New Olds trade. Just 11 e new. WY 2-5342 I ~astor. Check These 64 OLDS JET STAR 88 $245 YOU I AND THE LAW ser~. r------.. .----------------------. ~ ~· RAWLINGS HONDA SALES V-8 •utomatle. ~ . Jaat roloW.Jll : Mofl~h bad rear sprocket 4 DOOR v.... ...... mlasloDary putor: clay llcbool, uo a. m.: 111811, "-••------J th~ 1958 Cushman, pacemaker, twin exhausts, a little dandy 1962 Riverside, Montgomery Word, Mopod, 58 DODGE Rallolllli .111oo1ot1 ' Olivo 1 HERE IS A PARTIAL LISTING OF USED UNITS NOW IN STOCK South Second Ave. ·MIDDLEPORT ·Jile. 10,30 a m.; "reacl!ins. 7,30 p. Scbctl t:• L m.. ,.,_ AJtlJ'fUI. • • I "llf worship IO::JII a. m.; E•enltqj Alfred Metbt'llllt Churcil, .111 m.; Prayer oei'Yice, 7:311 p, lllpl.: o\a'l. Supt 8&-. day School at 10 a. m. Prayer IIOI'Sbip 7:30 p. m.; Rober1 Reed Pearl G. Casto, pastor. Sunday ,]'borldlly. l'ltoaeblnf llun!IIJ'" meeting; 8:30 p, m. Wed., eholr Bibl• 'chool Su~t. S<bool at 9,30 a.m., Charleo 8Jra<•oo W111011, Ret. £ort a. m.; AIIB1lall ....,,,. Cb011er Cbureb o1 God, Rev. 11 7:10 p. m.; PI'IJ· . llellfollelll Bapllll cit~"' Gilbert Spencer, pastor. Sunday Taylor, Supt.; Worship service Custer, pasto" Semce~ every at 0,45 a.m. with the Rev. Wednesday •Del Friday meet1n1 Thurs. I p. m. Great Bend: Rev C. L, 0 UJo. School 9:30 a. m. MornlnJ """ 7 30 ML 11erm.. Uolllll er.th,.. l oor, pOBtor: &bert Lewis, supt. Jbip II a. m.; EvangelisUe ..,. Casto. Wednesday 7:45 p. m., at ' p. m. Prayer &eTVIces. B1ble S<hooi Tile Cborel of 1111 Nuareno, In Chrilt: Ret Ja~~~a~ Morrfo ! V ::0 a. 'D. Morning WOI'llhtp vice, 7 p. m. Prayer meeting, aDd Sunday S<llooJ; 7 p. DL El>· 7:30 p. m. Wednesday; Yllllll& besms June 28 and conl!nue• Chet~ter, Ray E. Warne, pastor ""'· pastor; Sunday &nooi, ' enina service, l"'ursday, 7:110 People's Serwice Friday, 7,30 for five days. Sunday School 9,30 a. m.; Mon> 9,30 a m., eaclli!ll 10,341 a. p. m. Prayer meeUna. p. OL CbOIIer Me-ot Cllarc~ ing Worship II a. m.; Alternate PIU<Idntl and Pearl A. Casto P .. tor· w .... 1,45 p. m. : Evening ChrisUan li:n<teavor, ?::!u p m. : Carpeoter Baplill Cburcll: 1 11 Chureb of God, Ml Morlab service Sunday 7,30 p, m.: Mldweel Pray•r oeJ': llld·Week Prayer ...., ' 8.Jilda) School 9 30 a. m.; MPTt> . Rev. DllDiol Wortau.., pa•lor School al 10 m.; wscs lot Yice: 7,30 •· m Wodn.,day •Ice. Wedneoday, 1:!0 p. m. 1 ing Worship to , 1~ o m. Sunday School Ho a. m.: Wo~ Thunday o1 month; Board Mtddleport Churn ol tlto No Middleport First United .....,. Firsl BapUot Cburttl, MlddJe. lhip service II a. m. and 7:30 meetina 3rd Wednesday of the onne, Rev Clyde J. Bartlett Church, Rev Howard port, Rev . Uonald Boone, llB• a m. Prayer meetmg 7:30 p. mo11th. SuodaJ 1i:<'hool 9 JO a m.. Morn. RnopPit. pastor· Sunday Sc-!llool tor: Sunday Scoool 9,1$ a. m., m Tuesday: Young People'• lng Worship 10 30 a. m.: . 30 a. m. Mr. Fred Lewis, . meeting, 7:30 p. m. ~'riday. Flatwooda Melbodlat Cbure~ Young Peoo•e. 6 45 P m.; Evao> !UPL IU lOa. m. Worship, ~ 4~ ' Fred hoffman. Supt.; Ill: t5 a. RuUand Cbarcb ot Gad, n... - Pearl A. C.sto, pastor WOI' gellstic meoting 7,311 p. m: p. m. YF: Wed. 6:3f Juntor m. Worship Service; BYP I p. John Smallwood pastor· Sunday lhip service Ill a. m. every Pray•• .,.••. ·~. Wed 7,30 om 1 o m ~nior Choir m.; Evening Worship, 1:30 p. "·bool a ,;, . other Sunday 7:45 p. m. SUllo Pomeroy rborcb o1 th• Na,. Syrae... Firat Uolled ,._ 10 m.; Wed. 7,30 p. m. Prayer "" · '• ' · . , service 7 p. m.: Youlll Pe~le day S<hool, W 1. m., John arene, Sunday School. 9·30 o Cburcb _ CburciJ ..,_ meeting lbnulddy, 1.30 p, m. Endeavor 7 P m Wednesday• Bailey, Supt. Prayer meetin& m.: Morning worship 10 45 a. • a. m.; su·1•y Scnool practlce. · · • 7·" Th ·•~ · w . Prayer meeting 7 p. m, Satul" . w P· m. ur....,y, m ~vemng orshlp, 1 P m : ' m , qJble School, Wed., · .,..... CHURCH P'OJit AU. First Bapdsl Chureb, Pome: day. For... Roo Metbodlot cburcbRe PrayerCI mdeetlna,H 7 dp m Wed 730 P .m. ALL P'CR THE CHURC ... Who would guess that just out of sight there's a Rev. Carver Will11~. Tbecbllleht. th•!J;te.t r. six-wne turnpike! ThouBands of people drive p.. t this , roy Grace Episcopal Oureh, Racine Charge Rev. Wendell tor.v. y e v en mon · ' pa• - ---..., oa .U. fOR the uiJdill( ot Sunday School 9,30 ttll 10:20. Pomeroy Tho Rev Rlc.bard H Stuller, pastor. Sunday School Cbu b r 1b N chaRaec.w •lid 10011 •iti~p. peaeeful place every day, and never know it exists. It • • .tonbo.e Dlipiritu~ valWorship service, 10:30 a. m.: Martin Rector S~da - Mor: 9 a. m. , Church 10 a. m. Mrs. r~ o r.e azarene, P~m· Occasionally, through a break in the sheltering trees - . 'Wtthout • at.r<q Cb"rdl, Nursery and Junior church for • · Y Fred Nease Supt ero\ev. .lvde Henderson. democn.cy ~ civUlu. someone glimpses shiniilg water an<i ~een Jl'I"W~ Ding ,, Prayer and Sermon, ° oastor: ~lllday School 9 30 I Cba cu ldnin·. '1'IIIN.,. r If bo f II . JD,30 CbI.ld ren. .....r , _ •IIF e_,. PI"OQ land in the distance ••• then toe rnad curves and the a.m. ~• ee ur o owing. Rl!llth Melbodlot Cllurtb, Mid- m., Mornlns Wor.hlp 10 30 a lllooW """-f .me. reru.JuJ., lovely scelle is forgotten. ' Flrsl Baptist c;"urell, RaeIDe EalerprtH EUB Cllurcll, Rev. die port, M. E. Dowson, pastor; •ervices 1:!!1 o. m. P r , y , _. IUM*'t the Chlllclt. 'l'h..,. .._. QJ For ll.i. owa •b. (2'} Many travellers hlll'I'Y along h1e'• road wit!l empty Rev. C. t. O'Conner, pastor . Menzel Smith, pastor. Worship Mro. Nan Moore, Church School m.' NYPS 6 4S p m Evemn~ h W. cbildrq'a ud. {3) FIIC' hearts and unseeing eye&, never realizing what tho ... ..U d. bl. COJD.muQJty alld Sunday School ' '30 a. m.. Sam aervice uo a. m.: Sunday Supt.; Churcb School, 9 30 a. meetmg . .-JO p. m. Thursdav .,...... t4t Far tt. ake ol the 1. transforming beauty of the Christian f11ith could mean Qu-us, supt.; 10.4S a. m. MO!'I> School 10·30 a m. Youth Fel· m.; Worship Servtce, 10:30 a. Cb h f tho N ~ 11111(, wbidt Deed~ hill ng worship: &:30 p. m. BVF ' , m.; Methodist Youth Fellow- . urc . o aza~ne, Ra· . . . . . . ...t.rill •PPIIr'l to them. Becall8e they always expect to find happi. d J . F 11 ht 8 Pllla to Ill to chvrch r.,ularJ7 lowshlp p. m.; Boys and 1h.lp, 7 p. m.; OffIeJa . 1 Board ewe-, Ohto. Sunday School at · I.UOK BEFORE VOU LEAP an umor e ows p; p.m. G' S d . ReM around the next bend, they overlook the still 1 F 6:30 11 h' 6 30 E · · . 7·30 lr s e ows tp, : p. m.; t' S 9:.10 am. Sunday Worship , am an 5Ut' were .'!tandm~ watera of spiritual peace, 1 Wvenms · m!&m: Evening 1ervico 7,30 p.m., 2nd mee mg, 1' 1 unday of month, 1Service 10·30 a.m Sunday Eve- on Ihe sidewalk, admiring th< In the quiet, hallowed atmosphere of the Church ,1e30dn esday, Wednayersd •- .g.• >nd 4th Sundays: Youth Cboir, 71·30 p.thm. IVSCS, 2nd Monday lning Service 7:30 p.m.; \lid ·bouse lhal sporledt he fresh e ay. ~••or 1 30 Wedn-' Pr o 'TlOn , 7,30 p m.; Eleanor k p . ..,. s .. . p. m. God answers lll81l's deepest need&. Through prayer and Chmr · Prac uce.. •'·30 : p. m., p, m. IQU&y ayer a rc 1e, 2nd Thur&d. ay of month da wee rayer Service Wedne!- s1gn, ror •.a 1e. · p, m: Tu... Meeting Wedloesday. R . 7 30 worship, our soul8 are strengthened and restored. 7 30 day, Junior Choir Prachce, ' 7:30 p. m.; Class 12, 3rd Wed· [ w~te ~. m. ev. Morrla . \ 1 . "Say, that s really a mce And when we COIItinue our journey we are not alone God is with ""· ' • aesday of month, a p. m.; Afl· ' p~~tor. : house. I wonder what il's like Rutland First BapU8I Chorcb Eugene LoUrJdge Church.,pastor; Rev. ernoon Circle, 4th Thursday or RuUand Cburcb ot the NaZ.IIr· inside.'' said Sam. ~ JMI K.Uifr A.W.m.iJv S.,_., l~~e., ~. Y& Sunday S<hrol9,30 a. m. PreachE. EUB Emerson, in~ Sunday UO p. OL Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Rus, month, 2 p. m.; Choir Practice one' Sunday School y :w a m i No so ner d h k 1 sell Archer, Supt. Sunday Wednesday, 7 p. m. Morning ~\'orship_ 10 45 ~. m. ~ than thp ~eal rs'r:u. a;f'n~r;ro~~ Free WID Baptist Cblll'ell, worship 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 Evangehsuc !ler111ce 7.45 ~ m i up Rutland, Pastor, Rev. P au I p. rn. alternately. BJble !Study Millenvtlle Metbodllf eburcll .1idweek pra ver servrce, 7:45, p • · Taylor; Sunday Scbool, 10 a. m. and prayer .serviCe led by past- ~ Lester L. Roush. pastor: m. Wednesday. 1 "Come on in. fo lks. Look aGuy Priddy, Supt.; Preaching or 7·30 p m Wednesday Chri.. VIctor Brown, Cburc~ School S Cb · round." lloe agent greeted them. With hope it will, in some /ostPr nntl l1f'lp service, 7:30p. m. ; Prayer ser-- tian.End~av~r 7. 30 p ~ Jrd Superintendent, 108- m Offlc. yr;~,':" e ut('b ol ttle Naz• [ Afrer a romplt>te lour of the , . . ., lal 8 oard mee tl ng eacb .Quar ter1 Sud reo~. n IS ram loin that which is good in /amiTy find t·om.numity /if,, t/tis fe 11• VIres, •r: 30 p. m. Wednes day. Saturday of month h L. . l'hurpe · pas! or h.ow;;t-, Sam and Sut- hPid a 1 0 . · IBlless otherwise called. Holv : n a~ ',. 0111 ~ JIJ 8 m.; Mom quick ronferen<"e. Sarr tlten lure is sponsored by tlu! bus irwu firms ""'' orgnnization 8 MI. 'JapUat Cburcb, Morn ins Star EUB Cburtb, Communion each quarter as an- 1 tng wurshlp 10 .W 8· m. turced lo the • en: and S<lid. Corner ol t onrth and Ma10 St. R M 1 s 'th to . 9 •• I I .. g · whose names appear below. . . pas r · Fred ·.... nouncea. M1ddleport. R.v. Nyle Borden, a evm. senze nda mJ School . Pentecostal . Assembly · Roole . Jt looks ...,real ' ' but th{•re . · ·t s d s h 1 9·30 · _ · u Y · Mone Chapel MetbodiSC I P4, ReiJ . ua ul E. Jont>~. pa..,;tor ·are some thrngs r want l.o lmd c S . I Smith, supL Earl Shuler, A"'l. Church, Arthur Siilt, P"tor Sunday School 10 a. m., Wor· on I befure I stgn anything. Af1 awns erAr ;o hi s. up· Mormng l0:45 a. m.; I Sunday School, 10 a. m. Oliver ship ser11ices 7.30 p. m Sun. tt'r all. $UUJOO Js a herk o/ a lot ormng ors p, · a. m. Prayer meeUng 8 p. m. Thurs- ISayre. Sup!., Suwt•y Worship day. Wedne&day aud l'riday or monev to sll"nd in one place. Naomi Baptflt Chore•: Son- day. aervice, II a. m.; Prayer meet- Tile Pentecostal Cboreb, Mid· J'd like to r ht>ck with m_y at.. Mloldh~ort, Ohio day Schorn 9:30 a. m.; Wor· South !ethel EUB Chllrch _ ing every Wednesday eventng. dleport, South 3rd A~·e.. Sunda~ tornry before doing anything." Middleport, Ohio ship 11 a. m.. Prayer urvice, Rev. Eugene E. Emerson pas· Sehoo1 to a. m.; 'iunday evening Sam's caution t'<m pay orr I p. m. Wednesday. tor. Sunday School 1:4S ~. m., Portland_ MethOOist Charcb, enngelistic s~rvice, 1:31) p. m. for him in Hw long - and shorl , . Norman H Bahr Supt Sunday Arthur Stitt, pastor. Sunday Wednesday Brble Study 7:30 p. - run of lh1u.=-s . . u~ually. lhtCarleton _Kmgsbury Worship ui:45 a. 'm. and 7:30 p. School 9'30 to 10:30 a.m., Har· m.; SaturdJ: mght Prayer and firsl slep m IJilymg a bome is Stu dy old G. Roush, Kenneth! Wor·ship 7 P. m. Pastor , Rev ' the of l:ln offer to pur. tRoad,S Rev. d SClyde ·h I Hmton, 9·30 pas-, m. AI ternale Iy. B'bl I e M Leod A 'I Supt.; Su t Se , or. . un ay c oo, . a. m., and Prayer servil'e led' by past- c . ss . .P. r~Jces B. L B~rrelt. rh_a~e. Llpun a('Cf'pttlnct> of tht' lokero ol Good Broad RalpbseCarl, Wor. p. m. Thursday. .very Sunoay evemng, Hamsonvlll• Pmbylerlan 1oller a mm rae! rs ITealed Too sh1p vice supt. 10 ·30Sunday a a d 1or, 7.30 liutkleton, W, Va. We Fill All Doctors PreRcriptionl . r ' · · m. n Rac.lue Metbodisl Church Church, John DavJes. pastor: · few peoplt' rt>Jiize the extreme WY 2·29!J~ Pomeroy i 7:30 _p. m. alternately. Prayer Syracuse E.U.B. Church, Paul ,H. L. McDaniel pastor , sun: Cburcb Sehoul 10:30 a. m. Wor· , imp'"''"ce of the offer to purl meettna Wednesday, 7,30 p. m. 4. Sellers, iday School 9,30 m. : Preach- ship service :30 p. m. : chase. II is nol JUSI a way or Columbir Cbapel: Worsbip ser- I:~ a. m. :Sunl'lay Schoo~ Ben ing lO:J(I a. m.; l\fYF 6 p. m.; ~organiUG t.burcb ot Je.w sla! hn~ off ot~f'r buyers ..\fany rice each 3unday 9: IS a. m.; Qu1se_nberry, Su~t.; 10:.1_0 a. m. Prayer &lld BibJe Study, 7:30 p. Ch~t.sl ol Latter Day Samts. slJ . a buyt'r has sJgned away hi$ Sunday School 10 a. m.: Youth Mornmg Worship servtce, 1st m. Wednesday. m1les from Rarme on Racine- : ng_ht.s m an rilfer lu purrhase r;;ervlf'e 6:15 p. m. Eveninl Wor· and 3rd Sundays .or th~ moo~: . Portland Road Sunday School i bel ore consulting an attorn.-ysbip 7 p. m. earh Sunday. 7_:30 p. ~· Evenmg Evangells- Rock Spnng1 Methodist - 9:30 a. m.; Wor~hrp 10:30 a an~ ber~ .sorry fo~ hasly action. lfO U..ola st. Middleport WY 2-21il!D 130 E. S..rond tic Servrce, 2nd and ftb Suo- Chester Lemley, pastor; Wor- m., Sunda•· evenlug serv1ce at Lhrckmg fJrsL m always the Pomeroy WY 2·2440 Br.dbury Cbur•b ol Cbrtot, day of monlh. BETHANY - ship SerYice 9,30 a. m.; Sun- 7·:111 p. .n., Wed wnr<hip s•rv besl foltcy. It Sam finds everyArt Marcum, mlmster; Brble 9:30 a.m. Mormng Wol'.'lhip: day School, 10:15 a. m.; MYF I1ce at 7;30 fl. m. Pastor, C. W 1· lhmg zs 0. K.. ht' will be assurSchool and M:orning Worship, 10:30 a. m. S111tday School, Sly. 6:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible / Proffitt. AJJ evening serv· · ing himself of the value of the 10:30 a. m.; Cbrls~an Endeav· the Theiss, Supt.; 6:30 ;>. m-1Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. IJceJ begin al 7:30p.m hcJU~I' as well as as~uring himE•tabllshecl lit· 11104 or, I p. m.; E•e!lml Worship, Yoorth Fellowship. CARMEL R0 tt -• M lbodi t Cb • I ,_ Lo . se ll that. should be decid•t o 9· 30 S d "-h 1 w "'"' e • ...,_ 0 ur ~dy o1 rttto MISsion . 7 Welt CoJumbia, W. Ya. p. m. . a. m. un ay •"H.: oo . ay- R C J 1 1 . 1Lo R 1b movf:', re-~~;~Je wdl br facilitat8 WY 2·3284 ne Roush, Supt.; l0: a. m. ev. . . ~em ey, pastor. . ng oUom , _ . ev. omas Pe.. Pd. 30 Middleport l'h. Mason 773-3593 Pare•llle Community Cbarch Mor 1 W h.1 2 d od •th Church School 9,30 a. m.: Wor lironek, admtmstrator; Sunday R R I C. n ng ors p, n a • b' . 10 30 M' ev. usse I lme, pastor. - Su0d 0f th th· 3 .!1 Jp servree, : a. m., Ma.ss J 30 a. m., est.. Holy Uay.~ Somf" uf lhe impol'iant ques· 1Young People's service 7:30 p. E ~y E e 1"'1 ':'1~ ' S p.. m. Y. F. Monday, f :JO p, m. ot ObllRation, 7 p m ilon.s to lJt> answered llfllore Th sd E I' t' vemng vange Jsue erv1ce, Sc J b , C ~ · 1 Ml.fiHian : ~zgnJng any pap~:>rs whi1·/r lf'g<tl· ur ay; ~angelS I~ ser· 1tt and 3rd Sunday of month. StivenvUie Mttllodist c•urc• · 0 ns. at le 1 m. . vice Saturday, 7.30 p. m., and Arthur Stitt. pastor_ Sunday near Guvsvrllr (l>utrh ly commJI yuu 10 buy the house West Maln St. Pomeroy t Sunday 7,30 p. m. . Tappero Plaioo EUB Cburcb, School, 9,30 a. m.; Gene Wolfe Rev. Frank Mameri, Pil· are' Bulova Watchers- Sales and Service I Hemloek Grove .Chmtlan , Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pas- Su t Ser.ice• Tbursda even- lor, Sunday Mass 10 30 a. m.. . . . Support the Church of Your Cholee IM"N. Serond Middleport Church, Wf:'rshrp serv1ce, 9:30 / tor; Sunday worship t :JO 8. m. In P ·• Y Holy Drry ot Obligatiuo 6· 30 a.l ~- Exact!_'- Wh<tl . .properr.v. a. m. Sunday School, 10, a. m. 1 Sunday School 10 a. m., Ho- g. m.: Confession, 111 hour bel'ol'e . real a~~ pen:oun<tl. JS mcl_ude~·· Terry C'ullums, SupL bart Vineyard, Supt. Bible Stu· Soltoa M"""'l•l Church, AI' Moss. : 2. II hal ktnd of fmancmg ts dy and prayer services led by tbur Stitt, pastor. Sunday : this - morr~a~e or Jand ('0 11Bndlord Chureh or Chrts~ pastor, 7,30 p. m. Tu.sday. S<bool 10 a. m., Clint Orr, The Sal•atloa Army, En•oy : trocl '' , I Joe Robrnson, Mimster; Supt . Sunday Worship 11 a m Ray S. Wmmg, officer 1n charge 1 3 Y, hDt are theor Homer Forrest. Supt. · Bible Adult dass meeting 7:30 p.l ·· ' · · Sunday 10 a. m. Ho.Jiness meet- i payme11t'' ''F:vt>rylhing In Hardwate" , Chester, Ohio School 1:30; Morolr~g Worship, m. last Monday of m<mlh. Syracuse Metbodiu CIU:IRb, ing: 10:30 a. m. Sunday School. · 4. What kind of det'd mu.;;r Pomt'roy, Ohio 10:30 a. m.; J<:vemng Worshz ;>, Jo'ederated Cbureb, PomP.roy, l )r. ~ste~ L. Rous~, pastor; Stm~ay 7 p. m. Young People'J tJ · sel!f"r g1\'t•'' 1. p. m. Wednesday. 7 p. m. Rev. w. H. Perrin, pastorj Monuog .Y. orshlp serv1c. t a.m. l.egJon: 7:30 ~· m. SaJvation 5 Js the Stoller to furnish a Bible Study. Carl Kautz. Supt., sun d 1 ' Dona Wmebreoner, Supt. 10 1 . meeong: Thursday, I to 3 La. I "mackelabl .. . lillr·~ ~•ter ~ Cb urcll ol Cbrtot School • 9 a· m. •· Worship hour ,m. Sunday chool; n · Wednes- dies Home League: 7 p, m. Prep [ fi. Have the utilities. and ·m. 1 1 1 B'bl S h00 . 10 a. m. iday 1:30 p. m.. Mrs. MMre, ("lasses; 7 30 p. m. Bible study, 1 provt>ments been installed and ~ Buildert! and Building Supplies Take Snmt>one Wirh You To Chureh e .c 9.30 a. m. Preachidireclor. Official Board meet· prayer meeting. Other services I pard lor'.' 10 30 a. m., first and third ML U•lnn F.W.B. Church ,,,., first Monday eacb monlb by announcem•nt. 1. Who furnishes • title guMI' Che•ler, Ohio Ph. 983·2003 ln Pomeroy Over 90 Years undaya. Sunday School 9:45 a. m., Earl at 7:30 p. m. Holy CommW> . Pomeroy Seventh Day Adven· r ant •• and fe. policy and who lllason City Churtb of Chrlsl, Starkey, supt., Evenm~ Wor· on each quarter •• announced list Cbareh- Mulberry Heights•will pay ror its abstract or at· Attend The Chur<·h of Your Choice 1 Miller Street; Sunday Bible ship, UO P· m. by Ce~tl Cox, WSCS first Wedne&day ot each Rd., nonh ol Meigs Memorial torn•·y·s opinron' Study 9 a. m. Evening Wor· Layman, .Young Peopl 1 meet· month. . HosprtaJ. Pastor, F. W. GJfford ! 8. Are tl1ere unpaid rtoal esAshland Oil Producla ship 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, lng and B1ble Stu~y, 7· ~· m.; The- Ualtecl Methodist rhur<·b Assistant Pastor, James R.i tale laxes or special assess. Brown's Bottle Gu Wedne&day; Choi ractu:e at: Pomeroy - Melvin Alki~e, B. 1Hoffer ServiC<.! on Saturday, ' menls, and who pays lor thmeb 7:311 p, ln. Wednesday. ~c to $1.00 and up Mlddlepo 1.30 p. m. Thursday. A.. B. D , pastor. Churcb 1Sabbath School, L30 p m.; ' ~-Are any improvemenls art. WY 2·2168 01 Pomeroy Pomeroy WY 2·3498 Ohio 5th rf Cllureb DaoviUe PU""'m Hoi'·-so IP School 9 15 a. m., l.ro Crew.: Worslup, 2:30 p. m.; Y o u th ually hJCaled on lhe lol and do 0 " an~ Main Streets Oonald ""' ' ' S t L V h ' I . 3·30 · re.. H' . . . . 0. Lan~svllle, Ohio), H.ev 0. H. ~P. . ('n a~g an. .ss . Su.p t.: meeting, . p. m..· B'bl I e Stu· ~. th f'}· conform under :romng JCks, mm1ster Cat• pastor: Sund•y School 9,30 D1vrne Worshtp 10··30 a ·m·• 1 he dy• Thursday • 7·311 '9·30 K ·• R1ble School, · · p. m., al · gulalt'ons'. enne h McEibtuney, ._ ..;_ Rober! Grate SupL,Wor- Sacrament or Holy Communi01•. "!I Evans Heights, Gallipolis. 10. How much insuranr• IS in ornmg Wcrshtp, sbip ;ervice at to,3.' a. m. , Monday .lune 21, 7:30 p m. i Eden Un;ted Hrelbr.. ta ! lon-. and how is it to be pro. m. Evening Worship, -im Youth ~. ' m . Ev'8 JOI' Class meeting. Thursday, •Christ Churcb: Re•. Elden R. rat•d~ Quality Furniture at Lower Price1 Furnilure and Appliance! 7 p. m., Prayer Service Wed- ~ · p, .. "' ·1 Ch · eh • · 1 k I aesd • gellstic !len•ice, 7:30p. m. MJd· '1 . 5 p. m. mr r uarsa. Ral e, pas~or; Sund_.av School. ; II. When is the purr~aser to 7 Mlddl•port, Ohio Phone 9113-2125 Chester, OhJo ay, p.m. Wt:ek Prayer and Praise, Wed- UyseU Rue P'ree Melbodlot.' ',"a. m.; Wmnio Hol&tnger, sup!. ,have possession? .. Cliarc~ of Olrlot, Pomeroy, ttesday, 7.30 P. m. Rober E. Smt~ Sr., pastor. Ghflsu., Endeavor, 7:15 p. 'll. 12. How and ......, must the JtM1 Master>, PIIStor:, Sunday Kingdom Boll "' Jebovab'o Sunday S<booJ 9:30 t . m.. Wor- Mrs. Lyda Chevalier, pr..ldenl, orrer by accepted? Scbool 8'30 a. m. CburCb 10.30 Witnesses· Public meeting, Sun- ley Haley, ~pl.: Momlng wor. classes rwall .. Song oerv-. Stmtlorly. the seller s~ould .. a. m.; Chri.ttlan Endl!llvor. 1,30 day 5 p. m., Watcbto- itudy ship 10.30 a. DL Yoolh Service, I .P· m. Preacbmg UO p, m.; d1scuss with hiS attorney any p, DJ. Evening Service, a,30 p. 8 p. m.; Bible stlflb' Tueoday s, 45 p. m.; Evangelistte m.. M1d Week Pray"f meeting, 7 !I I1 offer received before accept. LOCAL UNION s8ite 4 p, m. Service meeuna. 7 p. sage, 7,30 p, m.; Prayer moe~ p. m. Wednesday, Claas Lead- 1once. After "'""Ptance of an of, m. Ravenswood, W. Va. E. lllaln St. m. ThUrsday, Ministry sclluol, mg, Thurs<'•y 7 311 p. DL "'· Mfl. Mazte Holsmger. 1 fer by the Beller, the terms of · Pomeroy RuUood Cbiii'CII t1 CbrioL · 1the conlroct • • Bible Scbool t:30; CotnmuntDII 1 P. m. Tbunday. . Free Me-st au~ ~.,. Bae•tol Evlll(tll<oi UoHed , not be siler .-, "!d · 10,30 a. m., v H. Bratey Sl. Paul'• and Sl. John's ,el Chll, .ev R. "- .gene liiii, Brethren Church - Sllllday ' consent of ~ = t ;~~ Supl. Sabra Canaday, pianist; Lutheran church. - Morning pastor. Sun<lay School UO a. School 9:45 a. m. Worship, i IThis article is based , ' ' Bible Study, 7,311, Deibert flO. worship l : i5 a. m. and 10:45 m.; Phil Wt.., ouot.: Mormng Znd and ltb. Sunday, ' '4.1 "· r the i•w of Ohio It le not · Cln~r<b and Olflee Suppliea - Gilll· mine, lellder. a. m.; Sunday School 9:30a.m. worshtr 10,30 a. m.; Youlb m. Achash Miller, pastor. led toadvisean~Dllf!Gil o~=~ I , Baken of Hollum Breod Zlol L'IIQre• or Cllrtot, Pom• !Both t'Ongregationo are meei. / 30"· m.;,: Alfrtd Melbotllst ctrorcli, lit probl<'ln. No peraon ;J WY 2-2841 ,, Middleport rov · llarrlsnnvide lload, l>o'u- ina as one at St. John's Church · 1 p, 7.3o Wed Rev. Pearl Casto, • pastor.j ever attempt to IPPIJ or Ce!lt Un<!Prwood, mlntster. Bl- at Pine Grove whtle the new nraver sm"" · p. m. Sunday School at 9:30 a. m., ; lerpret any law without !be ...,....,_....,"""'_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ lllle Wluol 1:30 a. m.; Murtdpa St. Paul'a Chllrcllia beina buill. .......,,. Gospel Mlooloo, a. Qwleo Taylor, Supt. Will' j vlle II( a laW)W,) . · .. ·. ----- . 599 35 $ ··· · · ·· ·· ·· ·· · ·· ·· · ~.,.,, Scbeoj t:• L Ill.; Wdlp .,.. Simda)~ 7:. p, tiL ......... 0 We Have These In Stock & Ready To Go very mce . VB ClloreL Lolat p. m. Tuada> Ev~n••l~<tlc THE MARTIN RESTAURANT HONDA CYCLES, BUT WE ARE •t p.m. t •· "'·· Wllh The Family WE'RE GETTING LOW ON NEW ),: rtoaa: II. J. IMp Wifbii It Jt:•·a.a·... Griifldl, pastor; lloger W 1 !leY· Caoto, Wednesday e!l• lord, Supt.. Sunday School ettJJtg prayer aenieet 7:41 lll8D • I!JtliCIMfrlJI a. m.; E•an,ell•ll• :30 p. m. "rayer meetln&, " .... • ;l• GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. BEN FRANKLIN STORE I I I Cbrts~ FOREMAN & ABBOTT THE UNITED STEEL WQRKERS OF AMERICA RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY ·S ~-m.,M 10~:·· 1 45 PI~ I 1 BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT •ed OHIO VALLEY BAKING .CO. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE :;;;~• ::DI!~=~ ~' �' Classified Ads¥our MOdern Communi tv Bulletin Board ------ - - - : - - - : : - - - - - - - - - - - : : : - - - a-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 23, 1965 FOR SALE For Rent WANT AD INfORMATION ;;;::-:-;,.-;:;;;:- =·; 8usinen Servlcet C:.mplng Equip. - . ---=-----::7 ,---~--- TRAILER SPACE on Page St. LAST CALL for Montmorency cement droveway. ElectriCity cherries. Pick your own, , •FEDERAL EXCISE natural g!", c1ty water, se-Wednesday, Thursday,\; Frtage, avaol~ble. Mr,. A. H. day. Well's Orchard, RL 2, Dillard, Middleport. Phone p I t o-• Route 689. WY 2-2864. 6 2S "'c near on '"""'' G 23 3tc , MGT•ERN 4 room aparlment "~n E Main Street for rent. WY AUCTION, Saturday, June %6, :1-2381. 6 25 3tc 1965, 12:00 E.S.T. 1 am leavFOR RENT _ Trailer space lng the farm ho~e located 2 on N. Second-av in Middle- miles from Buck 1 Lake, Albport. Near shopping district. ens County, oil County Rd. 44 Concrete patios. Call WY z. known as the Allred · Garden 2166 WY Ul46 or WY :1-3600. Rd., on County Road 46 <fol' 6-&-tfc lo• arrows) and will sell .the following : Three pc. secllonl and 4 ROOM furnishet. apartal L.R. suite, T.V., 2 pc. L.R.I ments. Rowley & Reed Hard- suite 2 TV chairs, electric ware. 5 11 tfc sewi~g machine, coffee ta AUNT LOWEElV- DAILY CROSSWORD LOWER NEW CAR PRICESI AOIIOII Wl'ltor WY 2·2156 =.:::;=~~~=~=~ PHONE MODERN 4 room and lamps, 3 chests of drawers 2 metal beds, day bed, set of I bunk beds, baby bed, high chair, child's rocker, 8 pc bath, furnished apartment, Mlddle- dining room porL W'Y 2-3874_. _ 4_21 tie Clrd of Th•nkt TRAILER LOTS - lree sewage and water Brown'! fral) WE WOULD hke to thank all er Park <Stale Approved) • those who sent flower~ Minersville, Ohio, Phone WY cards at the time of the death 2-3324 I I~ lfc of our loved one, Ell F.bers- _ the kindness of Rev. Perrin. I suite USED CAR PRICES 14. Bourcet ...... Hard Top Cpf'. 406 cu. in . motor. 4 !! pE'ed trans. Vinyl In· terior, r ed fini sh. Radio and heater was $199!5 1963 CORVAIR MONZA CPE. now $1599 ems not listed. Terms cash. I Black fini sh, 4 speed trans., 110 eng1nf". red vinyl bucket seal s, radio, heoter, good whitewa ll ti rf' s. served by St. Jonn's Church. 1962 CORVAIR Monza Cpe _ Now $1295 the Ewing Funeral Home and 16 ROOM HOUSF with bath, 4<h I Bradford Auction Company. ONLY Powerglide, radio, heater , new tires, bu<'k et seals, green finish, the pall bearers. and Elm St., Racine. Inquire Not responsible for accidents. 1 The Ebersbach Family ' at Earl's Barber Shop oq 6 23 3tc 6 IS hp phone WY l-5~49 . 6 25 3tp : 1965 STEREO Console--with ra-' SH 2-5202. cine. 6 25 6tc IlleSt~ ae. Tree. Cuc/trO o. lr,...;;;;;;;==----......;.1 ~USED 1962 Dodge BBO- 4 Dr. Sedan _ 34 .. I I Blaettnar's I I . . $1795 Power steering and brakPs , radio and heater. Low mileage , White finish . 1962 ford Fairlane 500 _ _ _ $1395 4 Door Sedan V8 - 11.ulo. trans Radio and heal er. Vinyl upholstery . A very clean rar. 1962 Chevrolet Corvair Monza _ $1395 1962 Ford Falcon 4 Dr. Sedan _ $1195 SLandard tram!. Radio and heat Pr . C!Pan . 1961 Dodge Lanter 2 Dr. Sedan _ $1095 Standard trans. One owner. ... 62 CHEVROLET . .... Beauliful two tone blue fin· r ' ish. $1,395 ; 6 ryl. Auto. Trans. 2 Dr, Sedan _ $B95 Standard trans. Radio and heater. Low mileaee. One owner. ,..--- SPECIALS -----. AND WORK CARS 1961 Dodge 4 Dr. helen _ _ _ $795 8 cyl. Radio and heater. Standard trans, 1961 Oldsmobile 4 Dr. St•tion Wgn. $1195 V8- auto. trans. Radio and heater, 1959 Buick Convertible - - - - $595 63 BUICK LeSabre Coupe. Only 27,228 tess. $2,395 CADILLAC 2 dr. Sedan. Good tires. Like DOW finish. $1,495 63 BUICK Riviera 2 dr. Hard Top. Most copied ear In America. Buick top Una and thlo ont lo tops. $2,995 64 CHEVROLET 1958 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Sedan _ __ $195 VB BelAire 4 dr. Sedan. . A full sized Chevrolet that shows eood care. Spotleu turquoise finish, $2,191 V8 - Auto. Trau. 1957 Ford 2 Dr. Sedan - - - - $295 6 cyl. Standard trans. L1tte alff : ::u , : ·~ qe:~ lf lJOU'd be 60 kind ... U . Twl( t2 . Smile~ bi'Oidly 43 . Identical U . Wllbteol ,. ~ I ' I 62 OLDS News 1U5 Mason County News 1. Ne• • l2 No...· News 12: ·o Markets 12:15 'lid-Day Weather :lO Evans r olletln Boo 12 :s N•••s - g•·-· 12 ·"0 l.f'l'icu" .... Programs 12 :46 Country Gr Round 1:56 New• Beat 2 00 Count y Go·Round 2·; Newo Beat 3:110 ~" · ...atjneo 3'55 News Be t 4 Ill Di"'ing W't" Do" 4 30 'oterchango - $150 State of Ohoo. It's really been babied.. Full)' eq~tpped with power steenng, bnkee: and automatic transmission. Sanday 7:59 Sign On 8:00 '"lje Singing Preacher 6:11 ~ "; Rep 8::'1! C~urch , Christ 9:L ·1usir: f .. · ·11Jde tO .•J F' ·1 Baptist Church U·M Children's Chapel 11 :•· Sund•y New· Special 5·05 Mason County News 12:00 r .ws ~eporl 5:10 Wor'd 1t'l "ews !2:1! " p10ropal C">11rch 5:1& Spotlight ''· Sports, 12 45 · 1t"olic Informal Mon. thru Wed: S:IS Bob Neal Sporll Saluta 1:00 Olurch of God 1: ~,. r. n~ 1 Ca ll Fridays 5:20 Spotlight >n Sports-Frt. 2:00 Old Folk: Hour 3:00 Hymns from Harding 5:2S Stroh's Weather Cast 3:15 Sunday &how case Mon., Wed., Fri. 5 SO Sunset Boulevard 3:45 Pu-.ic Servk Show 9:W Off The Air l :_. 990 Hit Parade &atwday 5:00 City · ·., Re 6·00 Sign On 5:15 990 Hit Par. da 6:00-15 Music• Clock t :'JO 011 The Air THE BORN LOSER 5:00 -c,.,., ·...,unl' News I l:&cll day tht code lttttn ..,.. 41ftvent. .A ClrJplopam lluolaUoe SG ZIU SVZXBUY CN BU ECLI!UilCJX 1./IWWNOY . -MIJVNG 1962 Dodge VB Utiline Pickup_ $1395 One owner. Excellent condition. 1961 Chevrolet 6 cyl. Pickup ~ $1195 - $2,195 1957 Doclge.6 cyl. %Ton Stake_ $695 Dnal WheeiR. R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. BLAETTNARS Dodr:-e-.')od'le Dart-l ancer S. Second & Mill St. Middleport . .. .... . ... ... ..... ' "' .... " ' ... 59 OLDS Dynamic 88 4 dr. Sedan. 011ly 39,876 e81y miles Po)!llf· steerlns.. Automatic. EXIra nice. $895 Bulck-Pontloc-OMC Trucks .. .,,. .. •·· '·'" ' POMEROY ' ,, .l_, . : _ ...,. l,w \I t GOTA <;OOD LOOK AT J.I IS NM UZXXG FAC E -~OW A60UTYOU? WMPO Radio lllcnila)o Thru Friday: 8:00 fliln-On, N1111 1:00 Sacred !lear! 6:20 Metga CT, R1I'D • :25 •auJ Bowen P'arm 8:30 Country Jamboree 1:57 Weather 7:00 National News 7:3t) Spo!'IB 7:35 Bill Mlller Show 7:35 Plckeno Hardware Show (Tu..,Oay-Thursday) 7:50 Newa 8:30 Daily Ughl 1:45 Baker l'umlture Show (Wed.-AuettonJ Frl, Show) 9:00 News 7:M BUI Miller Srow · t :os eonee With Janet 10:00 Swap Shop 10:15 Mo1111Dg Medltatloruo l0·3o Portraits of e Patriot 10:35 BID MUier Sltow 10:45 Mason Aar. 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MerliD Teell 1:00 The Jim Mees Show 1.30 Sundown Serenad• 7:30 Sign 011 Sanda)l: 7:30 Sign On- Army Hour 7:55 News 8:00 Baptist La)'lllllll'l Hour 8:30 Sunday Show 9:30 The Bible Speaks To 9:45 Sunday Show 10:00 The Good Lilt 1U5 Collll'essman's Report 10:30 SUnday Sbow 11.30 The Qulel Hour J!:oo News 12:15 The Christian's Hour 12:3t The Rev. MerliD Teet. 1:00 1"-' Rlv- H. G. Stewart 1:30 'The Rev. Silas Billups 2:00 The Rtv. Andrew Parsons %:45 'The Rev. Roscoe Thoo rnej 3:10 The Sunday Showcasa 1:30 Sundown Seren•d• 7:30 Sign Off By "' V, Ton Pickup_ $B95 KXSGU HZM --- ---~-~--~----~------- • N-J-!O,StR ••• Y ,, >/ KIO l'uUrday'• Crypt.oQuote: THE BmD OP' PARADISm ~ Bonneville VB 4 dr. Hard Top. So nice we could put it in the showroom. Pontiac'• rlnest and best and tbil 0111 i1 superb. 8 .. OIESTI!R GOULO "." ALIGHTS ONLY UPON THE HAND THAT DOE$ NOT G R ASP. -BERRY 4C 1M KIDr ~,.. a,.aaleat., bit.) ' 62 PONTIAC '. 7:Ou Be Still and Know 7:02-30 Newo 7:117 Musical Clock 7:29 Time & Temperatu•• 7:'10 Musical \.lOCk 7:45 First Baptist Church 8:00 Ohio Valley New• 8:0! World Ne"'' 8:10 Sports Today 8:14 Weather Picture 8 It :llu9ieal CIO<I 9:00 '11~~ School Hit Parade 10:30 Song & Story 1lme 10:45 Toe Gol1er Key 11 :00 Democratic Leglsl• ture 11:15 Musieal Interlude !1 .30 RPiJUbllcao Legislature II :45 Waite. ''oeller Report 11:52 Musical Interlude 12:00 Local & Ohio News 12:20 Evans Bt• ··o Board 12:'$ News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Matinee 4:00 Dlscinb with Doss 1:30 Top Ten R•vue 5:00 Saturday News Summary S:15 Musical lnt.rlude 1:30 Community Choirs 6:00 Dance Party 9:00 Off The Air $2,195 TRUCKS 1959 Dodge VB - - ~ADIO II LON OF It LL 'O W One letter limply 1Jlaad1 for anotlwr. la thll u.mpt• 4 is u"d tor the thrM L't, X for the two .0'1, etc. Slnfle letter., &poe. trophlll, tht length and tonn&Uon ot the wordt are all hint&. ''98" 4 dr. Hard Top. AI clean a '62 ~o.u can find in 1957 Ford Convertible--VB - Standard Trant. I l 59 aood. 1957 Ford Sed1n Delivery Truck_ $195 I miles. Automallc •hift. Spot· Good tires. All power. Radio and heater. Body and top I cyl. Standard tra111. Wor ' ti 61 BUICK LeSabre 2 dr. Sedan. One local owner. Automatic shtct. ...Latchstrlr ... 1:Ol Morning Melodle•. Mon. thru. Wed. .. Chmh Bel · Ring, Frl. $1,395 1961 Ford Fairlane 500 Twn, Sedan $1195 1960 Dodge VB - 6:00 Sign On 6:00-1S Musical Clock 7· •I S. Still "' Know 7 · ~·30 News 7.11'1 Musical Clock 7:4& .1'11'11 Baptist Church 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8 00 World New• 8.I! Sport• Today 8:11 Weather Picture 8:I! 'Community News 9 00 Tilk of the Town 9·!& Public Servlcr Show lO.l~ Church ol ~rlst ,. Monza Coupe. OT!ginal black finish like new. One careful local owner. 4 speed shift. Convertible. Floor shift. Radio and heatt>r. MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDinONING Q $1995 V8 - auto. trans . Radio and heater. One owner - 15.000 miles of Factory Warranty person,--------- lr;::;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;,ll '::::::::::::::::::'1 I· 4 Dr. Sedan _ $1995 1963 Dodge Polara I R. L BOICE, M.D. CAR BUYS VB, Std. trans. Radio and heater. Low mileage, f - llloaday Tlll'll Friday . THESE 1963 Chevrolet Impala Spt, Cpe, _ Real Estate For Sale NOTICE I II KING aown to tee t ne 0211! dwelllnr antmaJ : Auatralta WJEH WEEKEND revival at Mt. HermanU. B. Church, 7:30p.m. !>LEVATOR, 2 wagons, spray- FOR SALE: 3 be<lroom ranch I FOR SALE : 6 rooms, bath and ' each evening, Friday Satur- er, narn·, pull plows, seed slyle home. Completely modK,il. utility room. 546 Pearl Street day and Sunday. June 25-26-1 planter. VI 3-228t . ern. Priced to sell. Phone close to schools, and super 27. Rev. Jam.. Morrison.• 6 24 3tp WY :1-5337. 6 23 tlc POMEROY- 1'h story frame ma rkets. Furnished or unfurPastor. 8 23 3tc USED CUSHION glider and - 1 - - 6 rooms, hath, front and back nished . Coli WY 2-3752. canopy double swing. $19.951 Help Wanted porches, basement. gas heat· I 6 22 6tp 1 Equ pment for sale: Good dump each. Rutland Furniture, Ru~ THREE MEN to wash windows mg, lot 100 x 100, good Io- 1 . bed sides and hmst complete. land, Ohio. 6 24 3tc on outside for one day only .1 catoon. $6500 00. i 3 BEDROOM home, good condt· See Ivan Carman, Route 2 - --· - ---G' f II I l . lion, 1618 Lincoln Heights, ' 1. . II t Pomeroy, Ohlo, at Peach AUCTION e v.e r y Saturday. tve u n orma 100 m rs POMEROY - 2 -bedroom frame Phone WY 2-2810. Fork. fbiOit WY Ul65 Welch's Auction, Laurel Cliff, letter. Write Box 66o, care home, bath, basement, forced 1 18 121c I 6 2:J 6tc Rt. 124. 6 2 30tp of The Dally Sentln:L hot air heating, attached ga25 61 P rage, lot 50 x 200. $8500.00. FOR SALE: s room house, I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___;, IT'S OUR pleasure to Loan · BEAR IT ON W1(po - Llew- Carpet Shampooers FREE FOUR WOMEN to help with CLOSE ' IN - 14 acres farm large barn. 115 acres with I eUyn Thompson'J\ "Llfe ond l with purchase of Blue Lustre cleanings for one day only. (all clean}, 1 story frame, 2 timber, chicken hoUBe and Light" program, !Jonday thru Corpet Sbampoo. 6 22 6tc Giye full Information In first bedrooms, front and back granary, f2500.00. 1 mUe off l'rlda1 at 8:15 a. )n. EST. WILLI¥fsON _ 27 ln. -coii fur letter, also name, address and porches, part basement, ••· New Lima Rd., Phona SH 2\ • Zl tic number. $8200.00. 1321, t 23 ltc 118ce, a utorna11c damper con- phone _ _ _ _ _ _.:.,.____ 11611 of The Write D '1 Box Sen ·cellent location. SALESMAN trol. Charles Byer, 361> S. 6lb . , care at Y • • .BERT M. COX, 6 2S 6lp oWI'IliiOIIII.K 1 ..... IIIID Ave Middl rt Ohl tine!. WY Z.3l38 WY %-ll830 Busineu S.rvicet •• Ht lMI 11111r .,_. ·• epo • 6 25 ate WI lllwf Cll n ,.._ 6 24 6tp WAITRESS- apply lD Blue and Grey, Pomeroy. FOR ,SALE / IUUe 8 I tie For Summer Drl.vlnt .•• THREE bedroom house, ButU. S. Ctwfllonke Tlllll ternut Ave., Pomeroy, lmrol• Pyl'10ft GIIOIIM lllta·•OJMD ll IIIU'I ..... _ , . " ... wood Doors, hot water heat• Lubrication Strvlct HiD ,., Sltort llean. &4Yuot!IMIIl l'bOUUIIdl Of tltbl oPa. PnplntorJ eUnlco fire1, All SIH1 tntntq Ptll •pputntd. . ....,..ua. Ing s}'lltem, out of fiood!l, best Ask •bout FRIE flag offer ttoa anlllr .-m_,. n.- bd'ormaneighborhood, $8,500. OD tel& .Uarlft, NI[IIINIMIIta. My Offieto Will FOR. BOATERS wrtw Wllu 1MA1 um•. ..ur- and Rlvw service on white 1111 pbon•. High Be Clo...t From at our boat dock. 4ncoln ltmee. Bn -.... p0111_., TWO bedroom house , Da1b leatioel. PommtY. Oblo street, Lincoln HiD, PomeS.IIIS & Service Monday Juno 21st $VPIR SERVICE GRILL COOK wanted at once. roy, recently reflnished Inside nATION Apply in person at Crow'• and out $6,900. •Fila Almost Every Car Until OPEN Steak Bouse. 8 23 6tc 24 HOURS TWO bedroom houses, Lin· •Transferable Wben TUitday July 61h ";;'~';:;;~""'~""""""..,,ISKILLED ~arpenter for inside coin Heights Pomeroy new You Trade Can ~ work. Gtve full Information .. ' ' DON'T PUMP y<IU slugglsb sep. In first ietler, also name, addthons, furnaces, etc. $7,. • Guaranteed 24 months lie tank. Get Klean-Ern-All address and phone number. 000. or 24,000 mDes _ t!eptic tank cleaner. Land- Write : Box 11611-C, Care of •Most Popular Unit for Rent mark l'lll'lli Bureau. The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy FOUR Bedroom house, BulleoZ 18 tic Ohio. ' 6 22 tile nut Ave., $7,SOO. In the U.S.A. BOUIE FOR RENT, 4 nomsi--- M=-:&"""M""c"'•"••"'•"'•'"u: -Auto 5•1• TWO modern homes, Pomeroy, $ aad bath.. Picture windows, MalaUdon"'":·u:!.::!!!L ue top. one two bedroom one three ·~ lnatallecl DN yard picket fence va. recomrnendecl roJ oobti'Olllna AJl. 1959 LARK clean 1Vith good bed .. 500 ' h ' a.lt Weevtl. loonomleal Urdeo AJt. ' ' roDDl 1 .,.,, , eac . eant after July I. 1871 Line- "'" Woovll ,........ b0 Ib tires. Runs good $1?5.011. 11145 ~- Ma, '- applied gp to 7 d&JII befon L' ' "'• Phone WY 11v2780 IJeo 0In H....... hane,t, 00 ~·~~- lD mUL Low mcoln Hgts., Pomeroy. TWO bedroom home Condor fore i a. m. or after 4 p. m. ::u'~:!: !; ~C:~:· !.~ 6 23 6tc Street, garage attached, fuiJ 6 23 tic "''~ lulo •• "' ' . - . fonp """ '""7 BillCK 3 good basement 1 yard. I Po-roy, 0. ------- ---~ enntroD tJntUeba.p. otber .lH , super, UNFURNISHED 4 room batb t;::;,'--·8~~~~::~ ~~.~;.'! extra tires. Good condition, . d ____ _ _ . • . • ·~ _ ..., ""'" ,....._ ••m•"'• $425. WY 2-29222 e2venlngs. ONE bedroom home, Con or JOIN TilE AAA. Be protected uUllty ~ nice yard. Pomt SEWING mach· Ro- nd- •-• 6 23 tfc' Street, full bas•ment, yard. on Road-bond and .rip serv- 1 Lane, Lmcoln Hetghts, Ph. . me, u """'' : • c 11 . E MI WY 2-3674. I II tfc bm.. Nice cabinet. Equipped n. Ramllll!r FIVE room home In NavlorB: !Beer! . a ",'78coBnl!lcdt. . St . ' - .. - - . - to zog zag make buttonholes w td '""""' ol Com · , u on, • roa way .. THREE ROOM and bath, !urn- dam and' embroiders. Tak~ or Es 11 poet Run, $3,500. I MiddlepOrt, Ohio. 00 e..,. !shed apartment, utilities over payments of SUO BUILDING lots on State Route · 8 25 30tp I furnished. Phono WY :I-543S k per , tile ear room, rldo and per- 124, Dead Man's Curve. · .. . 212 S. Sth Avenue Mlddleporl ;;'46 ";'.hpay :,O~a~ due :lermance. !lllloll ..r oCODomt ALL CAN be financed. For tur- INSIDE aod out.•~• painting. : Ohlo ' 1 18 If · · one · and auonapnbiii!J ther Informati<ln call O'Bmnl Root work. Reasonah.• '"'' . c_ 6-21-6tc See It Crow Realty Company WY ' Phone VI 3-2700. 6-19-:JOtp APARTMENT FOR RENT. AI- 1964 HONDA 150, saddle .bags Metropoiltu MOIGI't 2-2720. , BULLOI)ZER WORK wanted : ~ IIJIIICI. Good loca- and windshield, Uke new. E. Mollo Streel. Pom...., O'Brle• a Crow Reoll)' Co. Small ,d<izer, reasonable rate. ,.:; ll Walle' Crooks, WY Call Le.tart CH 7-2101. I l'lloM n Wl'lf 181\1 Caurt St., Pomeroy Phone. W\' ~2208. I L I 10 lie 1-21-itc • f1 tie a ,, _,,, • " ... n It . GA$0LtNP. ALLn DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work Itt AXYDLBAAX:II Phone·jl,.,..,.,..,.,..,.....,,..,.,..,.,..,..,...,..,.,...._.,__.,__,.._.,_,.,_,..,....,....,....,...,.l Real Estate For Sale ' "'""naut. fT. Irrlp.to tnrOUifll" room , 6 23 3tc 11, Gl"t!ttting 14. Oooan Ill. 'Lionllll Well, If you worked YOUR way thro~~&h oollep, Pop, jou •houldn'f have any trouble worklna; MY way Pomeroy Motor Co. See at Cozart Garage, Ra- ·-,rr • • -from adol(&tan Httle aeomt U . T&j Kah~ grow" otto •. Ttny 11. Paper •'• o&O. Once men * 6 24 6tc .•l" I h .... r..,.. I · a7. Movu, .. poet. I machine, 6 dining chairs. wing chair. ao. "Gren.t I lao At 1 teaching for all rar.es, caJ. 6 25 6lc or! or creeds. Special music. 35 H.P .. 14ft. boat and tr8ilir. 36. 8~er 28. Cooatroll>ift.g toree 10. Often: FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. 1 32. COI'OIIIt U"' ,..,., MASON Red Finish, good tirt•l!, radio, heater. standard trans. - - - - - - ,,-- --,,-dio Lovely walnut finish, 4 L~t and Found Sale or Trade sp~ed changer, 4 speaker - - - -- - - - - 1 F=o=R~RIDIN G HOR S ~~. 8 mm sound system. Dual volume I 1961 RAMBLER American _ only $795 LOST: Pair prescription sun ·, moviL camera, zoor lens, controL Take over payments Convertible Cpe. Power .stE'ering, standard trans. Good tirefi. radio and heater 1lasses and case. WY :1-3171. 1 electric eve· case, movoe \ at $6. per ~nth or pay bal· 6 24 Jtc I light 8 mm self threadmg 1 .ance due •101.22. Free home - - - - -- -- - muv;e prowlm both likel demonstration. Call WY 21957 BUICK H.T. Cpe. Special $199 Notice new. 13111 00 value new. Ph 65~5. 6-21-&tc Clea!l \lnt erior, automatic tr;:ms. Radio and heat.er WY 2-3196. AUCTION every Wednesday and THE RESTAURANT In Rutland 6 24 3tc Scturday. Welch's Auction, 1957 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4 Dr. $399 formerly called "The Hut" REAL genuine hunting Beagle \ Laurel Cliff, Route 124. Powerglide V8 engine, a 1 owner car, 2 tone white over will be open under now man,. t d 6 2 30tp blaek finish. agement Monday June 28 pups. 11 111 se 11 or ra e 1or b Do ' G 1 ' ' anything ol equal value. Ph. 1956 ELCAR house trailer, 191\4 1 Y nna ra e. Jtr SH 2-4176. 6 23 3tc Dodge pickup truck. WY 2- I 1960 DODGE VB, 2 Dr. _ _ now $795 8 25 3996. 6 23 3tc 1 Automatic trans., power steering, clean int erior, bl a<'k rtni~ h . nPW tires, radio anrt ht>alttr. EARL'S Barher Shop, Racine, For Sale PICNI C TABLES for sale, reas-1 Ohio, now has two barbers, onable. Call SH 2-5052. 19SB CHEVROLET VB 4 Dr. _ only $249 Earl Custer and Roger Hiit.J GOOD CABBAGE for sale, $1 · 6 23 tic W1 will apprectate you1 o<'lt- 1 a bushe l. Wilk1e Sarson, I Standard trans . Heater ronage. 6 2S Jtp Portland. VI 3_2481 _ 15 CU. FT. Kelvinalor deep 6 25 Jtc freeze. One year old. Phone I VI 3-2604 after 4 p.m. , PONY RIDES E k H'll F · s I PI arm CHROME dmetle table~ - two 6 23 3tc , Flatwoods Road, omer'lv . Ohio. Mike Jones. chatrs, 120·00· Cabtnel base, 2 BEDS, laundry carl, like ! SEE OUR DISPLAY OF NEW CARS 6 24 3tp IS. Handmower, $8. Two 50,- new. New useful articles. AT OUR USED CAR LOT - - - -- - -000 BTU cozy floor furnac es, Margaret Bailey, Syracuse, I SERVICES nightly, Monday all controls, $t25 each. Under- Ph. WY 2-5396. 6 23 3tp .d ~ wood typewroter, ~'lO. Phone ---;-,;-;;;=;-:==~==---=th rough Fr1 ay, 7:4' p. m. WY 2-3442. 6 25 3tc BALDWIN acrasonlc spinet pi With evangelist R. H Hostel.. _ ano, Maytag automatic washIer and team at the Big Gos- DISHWASHER, large siz• with er, Hotpoint electric range. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. pel Tent, on R:. 124, South maple cutting board top. A~ Duncan Phyfe type dining Ia Portland. Good preaching·! so antique bed . WY 2-3489. ble: Treadle type •ewing l POMEROY, OHIO St. P'&UI 24. Savory NLQD Dean lltence 111 1961 CORVAIR Greenbrier 9 pass. $1099 r..._..,........ 23. Nlek· '299 Cen:wMtnl M car 18. tJpwol'd s loping of a ship'• planking 1'9. Tethering 3 ROOMS New Furniture Si~ne<l. Ralph Montie. Lunch I For Sale or Rent ot'llll • . Type of title lG. Metal 17. H ebrew $1799 tng 21. LonJ• for tt. Half 7. C - liS. Woman'• 1963 FORD GALAXIE 500 -----,-- maintaiR I K.Oomll.. 6.~ of sh&dt SEE POMEROY MOTOR CO. ts.To ,, ,.,.. author yrash stand, picture !ram... a large antique .-ainu! china cupboard, gas range, wringer washer 2 coal heaters, small fuel oil heater, pony cart, and harness, many other it- and bach. We are also grateful for stands, ble, library table, form llutd t.Ponof& II. ltlnplllo 1 ...,.,. --........... II.Noi'W1(1&a TOMORRY :a. Aeri- 2. RopooltcJrr forarmJ 1.11-ohaped 8. Blg 10. 8tun4end TOMY 21. Blrtb- anrell ~~- Employment Wanted ..... 1. Ontol tbt ANh• MAKE IT A DIME AN' I'LL BE EXTRY GOODA6 '1N LICKWISH? ao.lllrht DOWN 1. PrliiDn I.Cipntlol: AND LOWER 1HHEE aM iour !"'n•)~ turm<~h& 111 m1 tlllfUmllbed apon. menta W'Y 3--~ 12 e tfc CAN I HAVE A NICKEL TO BUY ME SOME l'rtclO)', J - 211, 1188 - 'IE BEEN i:l<.TRY 600!> y t~, WE HAVe AAANfP' AT A t>fCl510N • WE wttJ. 5fiM tJNt;>,;~ 111e NO!Ile !Hfl~ OHAIT! LATER, AT TilE. J.lliiGIH OF THE CEUBRATION, WrEN ALl HIS PEOIU' ARE 111 if.IE PLAZA, THEIR HERO WILL A~ 1t1 TELL 'THEM WHtrr A VICWRV HE HAS OVER TH& •VANKEE IMPERU:U.tsr "f �,. __,._ {t ' , ,_ ) ·.' ' i •• lO.DaUy Sentlntl, Pomeroy·Milldleport, 0, June 2D, ltld Chater Y.W.C. 111•' 1 1 St .. net was j'ust a Creek in a Ravine lr.li ' ~~: 1::C~ !e; June Loyal Wom.en's Class ~ntert~ined I t:/ 17 at the home, ot Mn, Hayman of Reedsville. Tom ' '· • r :·Jloodmoblle - By Mrs. Retbel of Leadmg Creek • ... a e some lnteresti ob- ated the woolen mill in the! Pittsburgh to Cincinnati. R R. Opera House and o race track Mrs. Keith Ridenour, ptesl· Mrs: Robert Reibel, entertain- Geqrge W. Carver and .,. BY BEULAH JONES IVa., m d I l':f . lb 'Jd ' k as the •Hudson owned anC: operated where the New Vork Central dent presided II was decided ed the Loyal Women s Class of Walter Scott for Ulu!trll...,. A mng made popular by F.lh- servattons about ear yth eto tn Mm' mgG nown annndw ••· large l•rg~ dotks in the river where Ishops once stood to g~t a gift f;.. Mrs Marge the ChUrch of Christ Thursday She used short prayers ~ur)JII 1::. ·'L>u You He· I Midd leport and gave em I etgs roct>ry, Wte ed th ' . at her bome on Lead • ... --· ave poln"' I M e ' ermen ,,. s, .. . d \ 1 R T k brick business houso he built Isteamboats were built and bar- George Wometdorf own e Keebaugh for her Informative eventng ""' devo tions .,.. ,. 1 merrher'" and the t.sl r. ue ucbusi er- across the· .streei for · general lges repaired. He owned three wharfb oat at M.ddl 1 · hre- , hts fnenf ~ -' M'ddleoort erort and lecture and demonstration at '"" Creel< Road · Mrs · Oscar on how to defend the Bible· train, "II You Remember, t en ' man, re " '. ' ~ h d' ., towboats Liberty J S Neal there were good times when the last meeting Roush, president, OPI!Jied the Mrs. Roush conducted lhl ~·ou 're murh llldt>r th:m I" nessman. who In turn passP m~h~s a:a~e~hen the town was and the. 'suu of the \.v~ds . , the Rolling Mill and Nail Fac:· Mrs. Jack GUilllll and Mn. meeting. Mrs. Bert Gtlke) read business meetlns and offtcerli tr;JV~ me the lf'f'lmg lht'rt' are Ttlt>l n on to me. . growing 50 fast· that a second Were you there abotJt the tory came to Middleport. Elton Ritchie recetved gifts scripture, taken from Chroni· gave reports. The btfllday so~ tt. ~ ngs I don 't renwmher nn:ut ! It .vou rt'mt" rnbt:>r these thmgs sune was made from the time .\r1iddleport had at~ good 'a Tt.ere was the Dar Rice's from their secret pals. Games cles. was sung for Mrs. Lena McEJ:. ) \Jdrllt>port but thl'n .. thP.re nre ,ynu rna~ go to. the twad ol th.P cree/ south to the lower e-nd Silver Cornet Band as there circus showed h Middleport 70 were played and prizes won by . . hlnney who celebrated b• S•l!1 •r r,...; td.-nt.s who 11•1 dou bt do. clas."- b~tt don I ff't'l badl y ~f o' to~n streets and lots laid was in the state of Ohio - and years ago. Maybe you remem· Mrs. Bob Burke, Mrs. Keith Mrs. Reiebel gave the ~edt· 92nd 'ftlursday. She W&! pr&. :\ numtx>r ol \'eRr~ .ago a \1r. yuu can t - attet . all Vt'e aren t out and' streets named - the a sal t furnace up the hollow ber. too. when Col. R. R. Phil- Ridenour, and Mrs. Earl Ritch- t~tioa using as her topic, The sented with a gUt by the hoi\'. t Holl:md lll t hltnn. \V. in am hurry to hit tOO ! . . M'II-St" from the Meigs Wholesale Gro· lips owned a clothing store ie Btble, The Building Code of tesses . · . begmnmg ol ' · · • · of · Life " In which she used the ' Do .~ · ou rt'member !tit' ll nws l Then the city ta th er~ decid-icerv - the Diamond Salt Fur.l ln part of the present sttf' A discussion period and re-• , '111e sick report was (lv119 NlfiG~ Iwhen _ . ed to rename Sheffield Mtddlo- : na~e ; the Columbus and Southern Ohio freshments of appeilzers, cake, personalities of Fanny Crosby, and those remembered wert 1 There was no Mtll SL .- m port beca use of its being the. F'or r·ecr·ea tio~ th~_re. was ,a [ ElectriC . Co. WJth M~. Sol ice cream, mints and coffee or !-frs. ~avid ~arst, Paul Davr,, Pvm•ro., OhiD tlart when there was no .\IIddie- : mrdd!e steambo::tt purl trom1large roller skatmg rmk m Coe s1Werthemter as lhe sales clerk pop served by Mn. Hayman l tmprovmg, Mtss Mabel Hyse1~ 1 1port - just a tomn named ; - - H. G. Daniels and stockhol~ followed. ~ a S1Jrgical patient at Holzet, TONIGHT & SATURDAY jShetfield'' ' ers had a National Bank in the Attending were Mrs. Ear I c~ and Mn. EdgBJ Wolle and her 'TWO ON A GVILLOltNE'· 1 A crt>t>k fr1•m cf'ml' tery hill rear of the same building and Ritchie, Mrs . Don sayre, Mrs. daughter. 1·on fli P ~~ .. ~·"n "-. lJl'!IO Jo nP.~ I h h d f ' f ct f I The--,group pIanned an Indoor ran 1 rou,: 11 Pt>p r<J \'tnf' the urmture a ory or many Keith Ridenour. Mrs. Bi 1 Win· Ct'sar HoPl rro ' rf Colorurtoon• 1 h ro u~h \'lili -St ~ years made ana sold furniture don, Mrs. Nat Carpenter, Mrs. . I picnic in July at the chu~ j A sawmtll was opera ted nn 1 all over the countrv Jack Gillian. Mrs. Bob Burke, with. Mrs. Ernest Lallance ati!J SUN ., MON. and TUES. tho bnnk ot the Ohto RovPr ,., And do you remember: Mrs. Tom Hayman and Mrs. Miss Mabel Hysell under Mrs. Reibel as co . "halrm~ Jutlt' 27 28-19 ·the upper <tde ot the cre< k an d When the old red central Elton Ritchie. went surgery Thursday at Hoi- Each group Is to furnish me t " HUSH, HUSH, [ .. flnur mi\1 'm th e lowt-r s1df' school building was called the Mn. Keith Ridenour will zer hospital ln Gallipolis. for the dinner. '11le elass w SWEEl CHARLOTTE" BP11.- lJa~·is. Oli VIa dt·Ha\'\'il ono the town su rvey went on tv Academy and s large hotel be host to the next meeting, Recent guests of Mrs. James reminded ot the bake sale land . .lo.~ Cottrn, A~ neo~ to the creek. M"'t business •·as :stood where the present Har- .July 15, at her home In Ches· Murray were her daughter and lng held Saturday by the Phi~ Moor.. hE' !H:i Cer il K~> l h.twn.v done in the uppe r end of to wn. ·1 old's Department Store is lo- ter. son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ron- athea Claso. Wm Ca mphPlt . Virtnr BuoWlwt about a m<m namPd cated and ~. lso the other four dolph Ward or Ravenswood, Mrs. Reibel used arrange.. no, Marv A..,tor Colorcutoon lsr·hrin-. who nwneri nnd oper~~I· hotels. the ContinentaL Ripley, W. Va .. and Mra. Jesse Sher· ments of flowers from her g~ .!'! ~ ·st .James and National? , man and daughter •. Thelma, of den throughout her home. A$ ... , - Dr. Stansbury's first drug Ashley, Ohio. Vlslttng Wednes- arrangement of lilies ~aa .... store on MBI-SL day with Mrs. Murray were 111 the Uving room. The relrei!),. - When there were two steam her granddaughter and family, ment table was covered w/!h :i ·1 boats plying the Ohio River Mr . . and Mrs. Bill Dow and an embroidered cloth lind ctJio What Are ·~!~ named for two Middleport cl~ 0 tamtly of Ravenswood. The" tered with an arrangement of 'f! lzens, Silas P. Coe and Tom A report on members wbo d~ughter • Kathy Dow • and a Shasta daisies. Mrs. 40ance !.Davis - also the ice harbor at are Ill was given when the Loy- frtend, Peggy Norm~n, ol Rav· rresided at the punch bawl Middleport where buats spent al Berean Class of the !diddle- enswoodthare spending several and Mrs. Oscar Roush at the I tthe worst .of the _Icy winters' port Church of Christ met Tues-days WI Mrs. Murray. coffee service. A dessert I - And !mall) m 1877, when day evening at the church. It Mrs. Jeanelte WaddeU has course was served by Mrs. the botler at the Holland and Iwas reported that Mrs. Mrs. Ireturned to her home in Blue- Reibel, Mrs. Ada Limbert, Mrs. Maxwell Nail Factory at Clif- Re~Jna Hudson is confined to !field, W. Va., after spending the Bert Gilkey and Mrs. Eva·Siru· ton blew up killing two men Grandview Hospital In Dayton Iweekend at her home in Mid· ble. contributing. Mrs. Donald and injuring 11 young men. whe,. she underwent surgery, ldleport. She came for the wed- Hicks was a guest for the even· that community being thakful land Paul D3vis remains a pa- ding of her niece, Beverly Per- ing. for the Middleport cities who Itient at University Hospital in' rln and William Dixon. went over to help. Columbus. I Cheri Mayer, daughter of .,.,.,_..,._ _ - llo you remember? Then , Also report.ed confined to Mr. and Mrs. John Mayer, of ~ HELEN MARIE VANMATRE you're much older than L ' home by illness were M;s. Rob- ICoiumbus, is spending lhe sum- , CLI FTO N_ 'llr. and Mrs. Andrew Van Ma ire of Clif-. ert Allensworth and Mtss Md- mer wt_th her grandp~nls, Mr . .~ w V uncmg th e en"""ernent and ap- ' jolly Neighbor~ dred Hawley. Mrs. George Mem- ~ and Mrs. George _Memhart. !' In I on. : a., are an no ' 0 b ' I • hart presented the devotional Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Hawk- m proac hm g marnage or th elf daughter. Hele n Mane, to ! Club Meetmg Held ,material for the evening using lins, who are residing in Belle, F.rnest Carl Mawhtr ter, son or Mrs., F:velyn Taylor _and ; The Racine Jolly Neighboro lthe tille, "Message of the Trel- IW. Va., while he Is employed }i r Wtlltan: Mawh •rter _or Col umbo" Helen M.ane 15 .a 4-H club met June 15 at the ·Jis" followed by songs and pray-rthere, spent the weekend at Mr. and Mrs. Harry YOUIII gradua te O! IVa hama lltgh School , class of 1962 and IS; Racine Methodist Church. Ad-,er by IIQmer Rice. their home in Middleport. and family of Galion now employed wtl h the Ohto BeU Telepho!le Co . ot Co1 visors In charge were Mr s. Refreshments were served! Mr. and Mrs. Robert McEI· weekend guests of her parents, 'Y,, th no apolog ies lo the nurse ry rhyme! lum bus. He IS a gradua te ?I Cenl l al l~ t~h School and at-I Setgler and Mrs. McGraw. during the evenins by Mrs. hinny have gone to Jeffries- Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. 8amitz. !end ed Ohto Slate U nt ve rstl y and no'' •s employed wt!h Members discussed a theme George Meinhart assisted by ville, Ind., where he will be Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hoel• Here1 ~av in g s accounts ore mode of hopes . •• lhe Columbus Blank !look Co. They are planmng to be for the club's 4-H float for !he Mrs. Kathryn Ervin and Mrs. employed. cher and sons returned to their c r1d pla ns ... an d common sense.,. O'ld money marned .July 17th. They wtll restd e :•t 71 South Dana .July parade A demonstrstion C. H. Jones. Mrs. Gladys Mow- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vro- home in Amarillo, Tel. Thurssaved wi th safety plus interest! Savings depo1 Ave., Apt(':_.. Columbus, aft er th etr marnage. was given by Renee Burke on, ery and Mrs. Ed Jlaggerty w•re man and children, Mary Esther day after a ten day visit with sited here reg ularly can provide a growing ASNOUNCE BIRTH // " How To Pack a Lunch." Mrs. contributing hostesses. and Mark, Belpre, spenl the her parents, Mr. and Mra. w. \'ready ca~ h " reserve for ony pu rpose you I I Neigler showed Rita Salsar how weekend with their parents, Mr. 0. Barnltz. choose ... foro special purpose or 1'-' . 1o greeter Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hvsell to hem a tea toweL Rita Is takand Mrs. John Vroman and Mr. Osmer Voss of Columbus II . of Ch"ter Rd .. Pomeroy. are I OWS are a mg sewing for one of her pro' and Mrs. Fielding Hawkins. visiting friends in Pomeroy. sen se of security at all times. I . . ' I Jects to take to the Metgs Fair. Mrs. Roger EmmiSh, Dayton, Mr. and Mra. Ray Crumbley I~nnuuncmg the btrlh of a 7 lb. t Re~reation fun was planned I • has been visiting this week of Wellsvil_le are ~··Is of her O~er a savings acccount here lCOAYI oz. son. T•·uy Rwhard, .June MISs Patncta Ann Hyse ll be- by Rtta Salsar. The club played, wtlh Mrs. C. A. Emmtsh. Wed· cousm, MISS Elste Hart, and e ,. Den••• At Pomeroy a u,. Jr. High Monday 'I THEATRE ) I r. ,,.. ,.,.. V~O~L~X~V~II~'N~0~·~59~----------------------~~~~y~~~~~~~~·C ~~ ~·------~S~A~TU~R~OA~Y•·~JU~N~E~2~~~1-96~.5--------------------F-N!_.~~ : ·~· olllhson's Peace" SAN FRANCISCO (UPll-The wo~)d's major powers, eathered for , the United Nations 20th birtl!da~ celebration, today get their ,opportunity to comment on ~sldent Jobnson's call lor U.N. ~elp In untangllnJ the Vie! NJm crisis. RuiSia 's Nikolai Fedorenko, France~ Roger Seydoux, the United , Kins<lom •1 Lord Cara· fli Members T Church Class SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Made Of?''' I ,, ...,.,"""llJ! Mainly About People S Pomeroy · ., JUD\' WILUA., 8 · Judy Wllllamo, dau•hler of • Mra. Sam Dyke of Ratlaad, ltao' eompleled a eouroe ol the Soatberton Beauty Academy •II Alhtns and bao accepted eltlploymeat at Beverly's Beeuty Salon In Mlddlrporl. Mil• Williams was a 111M were i' gradaale of Rottaad HI I b ocl,..l. ' . Lyons J~Wee Mrs Mullins Guest of Honor Of Sew1ng Club 1 Your Savings Earn 4% Interest glowing men-made diomonds, genuine onyx er cultLJrtd ...'-' f pe~rls in riu'ln;ng derling iilver llttinqsl You'lllove thi& ~ I\ lookof elegonce. Come,., our thrillln9 CQUa d ion- ~; rin9 is obsolu!oly tuorontttd. Best of ·~ tho tiny price- · 3•95 a ,l ' lwed y four broolll-toking styles, olld every , ~ .- .. . ._=__ ,:?. Unw \ NOW ON SALE AT K&C JEWELERS, POMEROY Mr. and Mrs. Erroll Conroy and son Hugh and granddaughter Kim of Akron and Mr . and Mrs. Robert Hutchinson !Rosie Conroy J of Dover. Del., came Friday to spend the weekend witil Mr. Conroy's mother, Mrs. 1 Attack Twice, An elderly Bald Knobs man died Friday night at bls home when a rifle he was carrying apparently discharged accidentally. The victim was Coose G. Sheffield, 76, of Rt I, Long Bottom. Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach said Mr. Sheffield also was carrying an armload of kindling into his rural home SAIGON (UPI) _ The Communists resumed their mon• when th e acct'dent occurred· soon offensive today with two major attackl. Govern111' \1 Sheriff Hartenbacb IBid that Mr. Sheffield ls survived by losses were heavy. _ . . , Sheffield apparently bad !begun hio wife Lottie and these cbl~ No Americans were lost in today'a attackl but Com· in his right hand and 1 piece of dren, Ruby James, Friendly, EMERSON JONES munisUerrorlsm and other incidents have taken a of the kindling probably triggered W. Va.; Clarencelheffield Mor· 20 American lives in the put 24 houri. Five of tbl the weapon · Coroner Hen~ Em-•-o lola• deaths came today when a t•nk carrying U.S. Marillll ·-• 1anton, N· c.: Lena 8oarman, · · - W' Joaeo .. Ewing ruled that death wu Los Angeles, Calif.: Gladys ed tho saln slaff ol 1tte Keith near Da Nang fell inro 12 feet of water. . the resuH of accidental shoot- Klapp, Akron, and WUUom Goble Ford Aceacy lro Mtdill• The death ton iD the double bombllli of the My C1111b ing. The accident occurred Shellield, WilmiiiiiN, N.•C fll'l. floating l'l!staurant in Saigon rosee to 42 today, II when Sheffield was going inllda them Ameno;IDI. .... ... bty persoas, 15 of them Ame,...;.,., ..:••~. the Jd•-•en door of hil r·-••e~. Funeral services wiD be MOll"''I ""' """' ·~· ded · · th bloodi st -' 1 ... of Viet -...,.,. ~J~~ II was reported that the de- day at 2 p.m. at tt.e Euoin• were WOUD tn e e ..ng e a-. ...... terrons·m In S•'•on ---=......;....;~....;~= ceased often carried the cun chapel with burial Ill tbe Sand ~. . • , when outside his residence at Hill cemetery at Long Bottom. U.S. jet fighter • bombers re- run. A sman band rep!l!1nigh! Friends may call at Jhe lonerlurned to Conunumst North Vtel ed holdiJII out at tha ~ Mr. 'Sheffield'l wile was at- al home anytime. Nam today with wide' ranging headquarters compouDd todaJ. tending cburch 111 Racine when The Sherlll'o deparhment also attacks on bndges, htghways, u .S. planes flow helpleuiJ 1r1 the accident happened and dis- reported the arrest of James ferry sUps and • Communist the area today, unable "' bomb covered her husband's body up- King, 32, Middleport today on troop statm1 area. In the south the JUerrillu tbrouCb e!or*. :n enterinc tho houn about ja charce of •iolatinc a court John Werner pledged hiJ ad- : ~~~d~h:a~;: One major atiocl< by"' llli• 0 p.m. order. ministration to promote fully lensive. g mated 1,1100 ~· ..... • the Rotary theme for 11165-M The blg .. t covemmenl oel· unly !,.IDila from~·· N 0 Losses Heavy AIRMAN OONOHEW Atrmaa Job. T. Doaobew, aoa of Mr. aad Mro. Roy w. Doaobew of R. D. I, Rllclne, has eompleled Air Force basic mfUtary tnllliD& al Laclt· laad AFB, Tex. He wilt train rarth•• •• a oupply apeclatisl attbe Air Training Commaad (ATC) ocbooi al AmariDo AFB, r... Doaabew, a 1112 of •H1 b lfllduato Rae...e I oebool, attended Clrvelaod <Ohio I · lasdtule of Arl. ton \Verner takes pres •de f I ncy 0 Rotary Club Two Graduate ,= ::w:=• Mernorn~l A car dtlve~ west by John CAMP PENDLETON, Call!. Marton while Sheets goes to ' Metgs County Red Cross Chap- bus HospitaiJ. Payments <ur· buti me~be~o for thetr cootrt- minute. all outposts were over. Wtlson said Ia • •I*Cb fW E. Lyqns, 22, Middleport, ran (UPI) - At least Sll Ohioans!Steubenville. ter said today. rently owed total 4G with 32 !tal on~ " Rotary Pre!ldenCom~~lth natiolll had 1ft. off the right side ol the road- were among the 72 Marines and Ceremonies of Ihe G7th class : Restdenls of the area are needed for Veterans Memorial, .Y en the ~tlatin ';0 wiD a C!Wt;' way on a right curve, went 12 crewmen killed Friday In the of the academy m the Youth I bemg urged by blood prog~am two for Meip General and !2 a w,:t Theobald reported on lire in Vtet Nam back across the road and erasb of an Air Force jet tran!> Center budding m the Ohio olflctals to make donations lor Holzer Hospital. district meeting 10 was no one elst - President Jollnson, optakbrj attock a mall box, and then port near El Toro Marme Air Exposttion Center, Columbus sometime during 1-hour pertod Dr~. _R. R Pickens, Sellm J. Athens, •11!1 one guest, Ralph rolled over twice stopping on Force jet transport near El were attended by famihes and so there wtll no JlO!lSiblltty Blazewtcz, Ray Heston and F. ~imester, of Urbana, WSI tntroFriday ia San Fraacla, • the lOUth aide of the highway. Taro Marine Air Base, the cas- friends ol the graduates and ' that the ellglbtllly requtrement M Cluff wtll serve ao physl"" ced: , pealed to the United Natlolll a The car was demolished 1ualty Jist shows. Ithese othe1 area persons, Sgt lwoukl be forced mto UN h~. ~ans during the bloodmobile vt. Ladtes aer~Jng dinner In the help negotiate 1 settl-1 1if . . I One of the dead was the P. D. McCreedy, commander I It W88 noled that the Metgs tl and the Syracuse Ladies AUI· basement SOCial rooms of Heath Viet Nam. Jamce Lyons, l8, _wife _of the plane's commander Capt Wil-lof !he Gallipolis Meljjs . GaUia iCounty Chapter ol the Amer~ ihary will serve lhe canteen. church were Mrs. Bernard Ful- In Wasblnp Sen. Jolta driver, recetved rtb IDJUrtes and liam F. Cordell J~. who ' Patrol Post; Herman London, ' can Red Cross io rurrently able Blood replacemenls for Paul 1. Mrs Franklin Martin, Mn. Board Thursday evening In the Stennis, 0-Mlss., chalrmaa ol I fracttured back: She was tak- lived at McGmre Air Force: mayor of Syraclllle Meigs; Rep. 1to WI the needs of all needina !Davts of Mtddleport, 0 patient Marvm Dawson. Mrs. Luctlle offices of Supt. Chlll'les Hay- the Senate prepuodnaa IIlii> 1 en to Holer Hospttal In a Gas- Base, N. J., with his wife, Jean. Ralph Weiker, John Wt\1, of the umu ~I blood. If, however, the tat University Hospital In Colum- Davis, Mrs. Ketth Goble, Mrs. 111.1n agreed to make apphca· contmittee, sald then wu a kill ambulance and admitted. His parents are Lt. CoL and Meigs Auxiliary State Patrol: lehgtbthty metbnd Is started, pro- jbus, are being requested. The jllobert Ashl_ey, Mrs, Jack Bach- !ton for a new school but and ser•ous question wltetbor lilt Mrs. William F. Cordell, Day- Morton Dickey, Galha county , vtsl... would have to bt made replacements can be made by ner ond M1s1 Bess Sanborn. contracted for mi!X for I he $45.1 billion defense budcet wU Iton, Ohio. auditor, and PtL o. J. Sickle for blood before 1 pallent uo· 1donors informing clerical wor~school years of 11165-M wtth Val- adequate becauae 111 llu Tht toll could •o higher be- .of the Gallipolis post. dergoes •_urgery, ... during registration. ley Bell. commitment. Ill Viet NIDI . . • . · A contract for tht same year . . cau"." the tdenUly of 21 of the for bread was given to t h 1 the DomiDICIII lllpublk, _ Mannes •ttll has not been reHolsuin Bakery and Barnes • • leased. Sunpson lnsurar<Ce agency wao The others tdenlified as Ohiogiven the buildinc Insurance for 00 ans, all Marmes, were · A Chauncey, Ohio reoident the year. Cpl. Tucker R. Burt, son or• . was cited lo Pomerov Mayor Mtchael Pope, from KingCharles Ro er Leonard 11 of Wilham A. Burt, Moun! Vernon. I BURLINGTON, Ohio (UPI) -~landmark, had cement pumped Charles Legar's cou~t on 1 wood, W . Va., was employed eaC 0 Muncie lnd g was sente.;.,ed· to L•nce CpL Gall K. Hanmg,, A Charleston, W. Va., freezing under the tow(!f's foundation !6 charge or falling to yield the jas a math tencher and assist· a 1-5 year term In the Mans- son of Ray M Haning, RR2 AI· plant owner Is headed home to years ago. Measuremento taken right of way after a two-vehicle ' ani football coa~. They also Hart~ field Reformatory Frida by bany. I hiS native italy next week with each year since then, howevr, accident on West Main-st at Iemployed Olha Srmth from West lOr es M 1 Co 1 Co Y Ple CpL James H. Brock, son of Funeral servlceo lor Rose· ,a plan to save the Leanmg prove the atrurture ia~till mov- 1. 10 pm Friay umon, W . Va . as vocational 1 eo:~ Jud;~ ~ohn ~m:con. •s John C. Brock, RRt Birming-, mary . Arn~ld, Pomeroy, ~ h ojTower or Pi<a by freezing the tmg._ .Pomeroy poli~e said he was, agricultural teacher. and flon-1 HARTFORD _ Mn. ~ Leonard was tsken befor~ ham. ' was killed m ~ headon colhston grounda round II. V~glianco wiD leave Charles· Robert Cline, 3(), drtver of a ina !"reeker was employed u , Alice Smith 71, died Frltll;r .. 'th an elementary teacher m the afternoon in the Medical Clltt" Pvt Jerry Skidmore, husband !near Pmctorvtlle at 5·05 a.m. Andrew Vlgllanco 75 a resi· ton around July 1 Oyin• •• truck Judge 8acon on an ,m1ormaullllof Do Skidmo c - t 1'11 d .11 b held S da , ' · . • w tn 1 co11 151on wt a car d . ed b Co ra re, mcmna '· I urs ay WI e un Y denl of Burlington, says he ,... New York and Jhen on to Milan driven by Ra Boone 47 G II' IS!rtcl, ter Hospital at GaiUpolls. I ffid It ~ ~ av topr:par d Fu~ Lance Cpl. Charles L, Stev- at J ·J() p.m. at the Ewmg Chap- ceived 811 ittvltallon t~ try his and Plsa. I polis Th Y : · / ,. Kindergarten In the dislricl A retired ochool a.MII11: ~argins:"~~~ ~~n~~ ~ti-gla,.Y ens husband of Lmda K Stev-1el with the Rev. Carver Wil· plan ftllm the mayor of Piss. Vigiian<ll 11 confident hiJ plan Iges to th:"'tr w:s a.:::'~r was approved if enough ""' in- Mrs. Smith had 11Q1b1 li of Charles R ~~mm." resldeDce ens, Cambndge. Ibarns of the First Ba~tist Vlgllanco is the o'!ner of the will work. Give me a place to Boone's autouc eavy 0 terested. ,Anyone who bu chi~ 111 l\fason c:ounty •I• tria Sill a( RD 1 Langsville Thurllday -"-.1"! 111(\IIL'"''""'' - Church of Pomeroy officlaUng.l North Pole Ice Co. m Charles- lland on and 1 will move the 1dren ehgtble 11 urged to mform was 1 member of the ~ niaht ' WASIDNGTON UP! _ Burial will be in the Beech ton and 18 similar establi!h- earth," he aatd. COUNCIL MEETS the high ~1 office and ap- Methodist churclt 11f1en 1 u lRo d ed In Chil t 1 Grove Cemeter, . 'ments llllland ihe country. He . ·. ply. ThechildreniDWitbefiVeon tauglll a Sunday School ciMf. nar was arres~ · •Three Repabllcaa Leotler Ger. She was born In 1922, the~ald he applied his technique to 81 d p , Forestltilse Coui!Ctl :185, Dau- or before October I. AU mem- Mrs. Smith wu !lora Allfllll licothe by sherrills offlcera aid R. Ford IIIII today lltal daughter of the late Joho and ! is Charleston plant and there / 00 rogram 18 ghters of America, met tn regu- hers were present 7 118.\ at New Ha-. a . . . 1 11 1 there _three hoitrs alter he "slrodda1 e•ents" \'let Mary Love Weyersmlller One i no reason It should not work Topic of Meetin• lar session June 22 with Coonghter of the late Malllt - . breakiDR and entering had been Nam <tlt[llre oleppiJII ' 1 tr ' )· ' .. cilor (1frtrude Hoffman resd , ,~1 · repor1ed. MeiiJI County Sheriff lla<ko lbl! Com up -brother, Robert, also preceded the tower- one ol the seven ~ Three officials of the Trl • . Cor!'l! nd fro P LEARN OF DEATH ainfa w Georce W. 01 It -• 01 1 State Roher! c Hartenbach's dePBI} a - mllllot her in death. wonders of the world. American Red Cross mg. . spo l!lll;e m State . Surviving are q.r b••~ 111 s, ment ret~nted Leonard here IIOI'Ib ud lbl! Ollllrltolrmeat Survivol'll include her bus- ' He believes his system -Center In Huntington met with i Counetlor Alme ~hart !'a' Ralatives have learned of the !Hut); ooe IIIII, Jotm .B. silllltl where bis coofesslon was ob- of a aeval qUI'IJllille te cut hand, Ilorton, threo sons, Arlh· f~g by ·recircut.lioa of directors of the Meigs County read. A ~ey-niaklng ptoJ~Ct death of Mrs. Lena ChaM. in two l"lllllcbtldns!. twt • . I lned off deH•ei'J of armo to t b' ur William ond Jerry four compressed wiU hold the Chapter Friday DiPt lo dis- ' was discussed and a oonlrtbu- Modesto, Calll She formerly ters, Mra. JllDIIII ~· t1l a ' VI~ eo.,. da~ghtera, Barbara, A...;, Sue, tower's sag&lnl foundation. cuaslhe serious- of fbe blood was made ,.. Stale Coun- wa• of Harrisonville. Hartford :md Mn. rrecft reCOJI!meod Presldeot and Nancy three grandchildren. VtaUanco is conlldent the proJ- program In Meigs county. ; ctl expenses, tbe Home, and the Funeral arranseme~ts are to peauz, ~ahop ra111, . . BAND TO PlAY !h.~ ~ llle U. S. 11- lhret brothers, James and Joe ect can he completed 111 about 'lbt repreaeatallveo attending ~ans._ M beho aMOunced. She dted at the aeveral ._IIIII sb Char ItJ Veago, band Jnstruc. ,_. tow..... , Nll'lll VIet Weyemnfller of Pomeroy and olJ; months. It Involves oiAtlng were Mia TeNse White of the onoriJll rs. CUrt Rowen, me of b.., dallflhter, Mro. Funeral aen:bo w111 bt lor ut Eastern High school, an- Na!M,H .. 111d 'lot 1 s~ttment. Jack Weyersmlller of Q,lum. a netwott of refr!ceration I.'I!Us Red Crou Regional office; E. • surprise birthday party was Georp Aruold. day at 1 p.a • nouncerl today the Eastera oon· ~ Mleillpa ..,._.., bus. friends may call at 1M into the ground ll'01IIld 1b 1 J. Ke(ferman, ouperviaor In held with Edna Riepl, Winona Funeral borne , . cert band will perform at th raiQja lor olepptHp lift• funeral ho at anytime foundation to tum the earth Into c118J1• ol tbe Tri.statt Blood Cook, Della Sllbl, Erna Jesse. . <US Trlueb ofttct :: 1 hleh school on Saturday, ~uly lift 1111 the C111111t1181olll, ellme · an Ice block whitih will bold tbe Ceni*, and JIC!t Fleldwlr, vo~ and Nettie HaJ"'I from TheoSHAMBUN PROMOT"D wiU )le 111 tbe Oro If" S, · al 7 p.m. All studenls whO 0!1 lilt esecllb of U. s. Artower like 1 vise. ! UJtt"* -blood donalioll nmiler. dorus No, 17 of Pomeroy, Jerry B. Sbamblln, 1011 of tery. Frlarla 1111 etflll· pllt,efln the concert band ~ my flit, Georp Benetl, •tltt Veterau Memorial Hoapllll 1· The tower's foundation began • . . A dec!Jrated birthday cake Mr. w Mn. Willie R. Shemb- funeral ' - u,U );tlr 'and all students who wftl lltreot' It commit mere m•r- AdtMh•lrao- Jack Dodrldge, lsettllng sbortly after it w u Mella Gt~~erat Htapllll was baked by ~ lin ol R. D I, Pomeroy, h11 lbe '-t , marching band 11!11 fen, .. Nip If temr • Pomeroy: William Levacy, Sy·l&larled In 117i, but liOn cott- Admfnlout - Charles Me been promot«< lo alrrnaD tee, lo participate. Ri- piMI. ~ ~lflq bt. Sal· racuse; RutH Slmpsoa, Racint; ftinued on the olructure. II was IMurray, Lone Bottom; Alma! TO CLOSE IIJNDAVB ond cla88in the U.S. Air J'arce F.,., ~!'IIi! ·fell- lbt c:oncert will IHI Qll. l!ill .. .rap~•nt , . . . ...,...."' Ral'lln&er, Middle. completed Ill liM. j,Rupe, Rutland; Price &wk, , Slllrk'o 1'ttarm11c7 111 f'oiM. at Hickam AFB. lilirllt. He 11 ....,. ·~nj'·:~Z:I ;.,~r'ti:ru.tY~~· June 29 and "'- II ,.aee II', · e~." , port. · :. The Italian tonmment wblchjfomeroy. ; roy will !It cloeed Sundays lllllll an aircraft nwhlntc 1111 a ~'II ~.ltib' I from 7 to t SllsobrJta - Ma11 Dlli!hlr, jbaa IISUed a1 ""' . ldlllde appeol Dlldll'llf - J!:lla LIRIII, lful'lbl!r J!OIIce, lt .wao _.,.,. IP'adualt II( PomtroJ -~::::~\~~ •. • I ' jAib..,.. )for bel, lo. .... ..,. ,._llluler. . 10!1 locfl1· JCbool. , :----·.. ._:..!,' ~~····:-·-p .. ~ ~o~~an;r . ~ l l.t •V' w. tnt Net HWVl'f.'. ~~u. .- ~ . · ~·"·~ - • ~ ,·: . { ..... ,. 8oardLets contracts, to Buy New Bus , y h Muntie out Sentenced bv Judge Bacon I' I Char1eston Man WI. I Try 1 Handsavmg . Leamng . Tower F'IDaI R'tI es Sunday for Mrs ArnoJd and Boys' Wear, Lingerie, Towels, Cosmetics, Hosiery and Home Furnishings. T her f d Di ' •7· BE THRIFTY I Elberfelds In Pomeroy ~' ·-- I cas - ..! . I"'"' •j -~ · -~ ..... . ... . Retir. ed Scb I I Furniture, Dry Goods, Ready To Wear, Draperies, Floor Coverings, Men's .... .:beca-.. J Chauncey man Ci' ted to court J. , lllf!l Tl: Bargains All Over the Store . Communists !'" SAVE ALL OF YOUR SALESLIPS FROM Rs•latit>I'B J!i~it W itll Mrs. Dod~on ,Ruman hlld U that the President miCbl make a ''llomblheil" propoul, but instead the deleptee heard I Pletl&e lly the President of tbe Untied Statu to eontinue hit natlm'a atron1 oupport of the United Natl0111. Wt 1111111 flnd a way •• a community of nations, u a 1 f A"nwtery Tru•t ....M Dis <·u •s Probl""'" Greenwood Cemetery Trustees met at the Racine Town Hall recentl v to di scu.o;;s ways ot getting mower to clean lots. as donations of money fr om lot owners are the only ; Jn~;J ns of upkee p. Level ground has recently been (·leared and marked off for sa le of lots at $100 each . with burial for four. Anyone wishin g lo purchase lots may con tact the trustees, Bud Wolfe, Boone We::~ver. Dillon Cross. or !he clerk, Mae Cleland. any Natkml." J This .Weekend Shop Elberfelds Until 9 Saturday Evening t ';,. : ' to past!; c;,clo )'Out' ~"9"' loo- horsl wllll foshion-<Jiitteri"'J, ··e. ·r·····..:,. acent or epneJ of tbe1t United Elderly Man dies In Gun Accident 1 "=========-:! ~,{~INGS ~~ ,.. in. I K&C hu been blocked by wi!Ual aggresson cootemptuo.. ol tha opinion and w.iD of mankind." 1 caD upon 11t11 ptberiD& or the natlol!s of the world to ua their IDfluence, lndlvidll8fly 'and collectively, to bring to tho tables lhoae wbo ~eem determined to make war. We will aupport your efforts, ao we wiU 1upport effective action by any 08 THE SHOE BOX "-_,._ ,._,. ,_ . EL TORO MARINJj: AIR STATION, Calif. tl/PI) - WhY a veteran pilot new his mlli· tary transport straight into a mountain instead of making a routine bypass maneuver was the unanswered question today about an air disaster that killed 114 military men. The wreck early Friday, one ' of the worst mJIHary tosses In peacetime bistory, left no survivors. All the bollles were recovered, but officials be r e worked far Into the night to complete fdentifieatiOll and! notify next of kin. A partial answer to the trag- ' edy may be coolained in a tape reco rd'mg o1 the firna1 conversa· tio bet th il t c t n ween e P o ' ap . William F. Cordell Jr. - a veteran of S,IIOO flying hours ond !he flight tower. But ca.ltenlll of the recording were not made available by Federal Aviation Agency of· when the U.N. cltarter wn drafted - tbe President FrtdaJ mllde a calm lind reasoned plea for lite world organlzatioo to try to bring the CommuniSis to the confenmce table lo end the war in Viet Nam. Jotmson uid that every ef· fort by this country and others to ne&ottate n end to the bloody Soulbeaot Asian lllriiUI• ·. F A d Jt="! IDJQred-Ul lion of possible mechanical or· rom ca emy ·"' . ,. ' PhYsical fallurt. Auto Wreck For Patrolmen BloodmotJile,. Umt Due in · :;:i::"~"'= ~~·~ :.:,dl~tr:c: ~~·.! dleport • Pomeroy club. tr 1 bighllnd 3iiJ ile nortlt lllcti<l llled bt Chin- CalliSiX Ohioans A Middl~ rt woman was Terry Knljjht of Pomeroy Pomeroy M da Mt Receiving the (a vel from or"Satron. A :orce :Vi~ Cong munlst "VOlunteer•" Ia ~ . I , ~~~~ ed I and Ezra Sheets of Middleport on y ernoon retiring Pre.ident Dick Rosen· llmated t IOOO to l500 but a COUD!enlteck 4rovt llljiD oertous y- )ur n a one-car B }' d ' graduated from the Ohio State b p 'd W · 1 a ' ' back accldest_that '""k place at 9:35 e Ieve m Patrol Academy Friday and Tbe Bloodmobile Unlt wfll be l Blood payments during the .;w:; t~eSII~ :::epo:;lengulled lht ~mar. covern- OOor 'flet Nam 4ev a Frtday ·on Rt 124 three were assigned immediately to in Pomeroy from noon until 6 past two montbo have been 11 Rotar . men! defenst unit there. All rats tllf"' ·1 thl · Mond th . . y ts an "OrganiZation that di ts men ; nd h 1 1 1 1 a t ree ten..,s mt es rom F }CfaS h 4thtrsfrtcweekend. duty In lime for the July p.m. commg ay at e to Veterans Hospital li o coo c was os . the Jlicbon county line in Vin-1 ata Junior High School auditoriUm, 15 to Meigs General 19 to Hoi: ves w build• for the future." The attack began shortly be- - In Glasrow, ~· todit lon county. I Knlght mom to the post at ' Vernon Nease, rhairman of the zer Hospital and 17 Colum- alf"estdent Rosenbaum th.anked fore midnight aod witilm 45 Brltioh f>r!me lllms!M Hllral4 j T-STRAP $2.29 launched the world 111'8111izalloll exactly 20 yean ago ~ay. Tho world body atiU IW'Vivea, DOw with 1lf members. Latest to turD to the United Nations for belp Ill maintaining world order waa Lyndon B. Johnson, President of the Unl~ ed States. In the plush lind gilt of tho War Memorial Opera HoUM - r, ~~ 1: : /:~i:~-=:~ , ' ....: . , , 19th at _the Ve terans Memor-' came the bride of Mr. Roger !Whal dnes it contain?" Mrs. H. C. Mullins was guest n~sday they vi~ited in Marietta other relatives. , 11al flospota I. Grandpare nts are, Lela nd Sidders June 8 at UO , H efreshm•nts served by Gar- of honor at a farewell party With the !alters daughter and 1 Douglas Rosenbaum, son 01 , Mr and Mrs . Harold H ysell .! p.m. m a double rmg cere mony jcta McGraw and Sharon Ervin when the Sew-Rite Sewing club famtly, Mr. and Mro. Don Bur- ~ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rose.. , Condor St . and Mr. Clarence at the First Baptist Church in . were sandwiches, cookies . and met Wednesday evening at key. _ ba":"'• 18 convalescing nicely fol Imboden. Ches ter Rd. Great Pomeroy. 'lemonade and kool·ald to Rhon- their club room wllh Mrs. Char- t Mrs. Lllltan McGhee spent a lowmg a tonsillectomy at llo~ ' gr:mdparr nt s are Mrs l.vdm l The vows we-re read by the da Ervin, Sharon Ervin, Lou· les Rideout 88 hostess. 1week recently in Flatwoods, Ky. zer hospital last week. Hysell, Condor-st. and John H. Rev. Carver Wil ltams. Their al-lise Cole, Margaret Cole, Den- I A short business session "'';as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mrs. Bob Sheppard an~ Wtlsoo St., Pomeroy R.D. ltendants were Donna Sidders, nis Cole. Carol Wilmxen. Shir-lconducted by Mrs. Elza Gil_:A. C. 'NeaL daughters, Genny and Na~cy, == ======-=::,:sister of the groom. and Char- ley Neigler, Kafy Hill, Pamela ,rnore Jr., president A family David Jackson or Liberty of Parkersburg, W. Va., viSited .• les HyselL brother of the bride. Hill. Rita Salsar, Beth Theiss, 1 picnic wu discussed for Sun- La•e suffered a heart attack at Wednesday wtth Mrs. Dessie , After the wedding, Mrs. Har- Mrs, McGraw, Mrs. Neigler tday. July It The traveling prize his home Thursday morning. He Patterson. Little Girls old Hysell s-.ved ice cream, and her little nephew, Corky donated by Mrs. Ronald Brown- is under the care of a phystc· Mrs. James Patterson and White Leather coffee and wedding cake to Rev. Cleek, and Renee Blll'ke. ing was awarded to Mrs. Don ian.. . ~ns, Brent and Terry,_ of fill. Williams. Lydia Hvsett. Donna 1 Mullen. Mra. Edward Wells on Atrman Ftrst Class Tom An- cme spent Thursday With MrL Grueser. Kay Grueser. Susanne B. A. Dodson. behalf of the club, presented derson, who II stationed ' at 1 Dessle Patterson. Martin. Margaret Wyatt, Don-I On Saturday noon Mr. an d•Mrs. Mullins wllh a gift Pease Atr F?rce Base tn Ne~ i Mr. and Mrs. R E. Cooper Servin g \! r igs County for over 93 V""" na Sidders, Lrdia Cleland , Lin· Mrs, Erroll Conroy, Jr., came : Lemon sticks and punch were Hampshtre, IS on duty thiS and gr~ddaughter, Samara Jl da Jeffers and Dwayne Sidders lor a surprise to spend Fath-' served by the hostess from a month at Lockbourne Air Base Whtle, turned !hursday after POMEROY RUTLAND Man ufa cturers Close Out and ~lr and Mrs John Hysell. er's Day with his father at the Itable attractive in white cover in Columbus. He has visited a. se ve~athl dthay_s VISit andtBrdaec~ 11e WI Sizes Sma ll ~ to )!ism 3 Mr. an . d Mrs. R . h r •• . d th M and cente re d wlth a flo ra I ar- with his sonMrs a w·u·ugor ogcr S'dd 1 ers orne o uoetr gran mo er. rs. . parents • Mr · and Mra · VI ter-in-law Mretrand Memh er Fed<•ral Reserve System are reSiding at 44 W Fountain Dodson rangement and crystal punch FranciS Anderson. He wiD re- Coo • ·. · 1 lata St,, Delaware, Ohio.· Mr. ~nd Mrs. Hutchinson are · bowl and cups. turn to New Hampshire the per and Mtke. 1 Member Fr dl'ral Deposit Insurance Corporation MIDDLEPORT, 0 . I enroute to Omaha, Neb., where Attending were the above and ' last of June. , ANNOUNCE CHANGES . f) . "' . he is being .transferred by the Mrs. Rllymond 1111ity, Mrs. Day- I Mr. and Mrs. Ketth Nelson The Forest Ru ~..,""'""'""'"""-""~"'--'"-:::::::==:::::::~.= Plrorl • rsr!or6 Air Force They left Sunday Iton Strlcklond Mrs. Charles and family have moved from Cit h . n_ Mthethodlst • Rf> t urnen-' h orne Sunday evening . Columbus lowi urc time " announcma e fol· 11T(> callers were.' Hoff man, Mrs.• Will ard Boyer, New Concord• to ha Sand MASON - \lrs. l"ronna B. Mr. and Mrs. James Weher of Mrs. Donald Collins, Mrs. Lou- where he II employed. Mrs. Sch: 9 cChnge~ io ay BarkPr and Miss Paula Jo Wer- Middleport, · cousins of MrB. is Osborne, Mrs. Harold Hood Ne_Json ts the former Fauna Rev. We~e~-Stutl~~c Ill. ry of Mason, have returned Dodson. and Mrs. Donald McKnight. Bailey. ' • home after several days visit JEWELERS in Detroit, Mich. They were tile gue~ts of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Gre s~ and family. Eugene is the nephew of Fronna. They attended the graduatin g coffimencement and I dance at lhe Theodore Roosevelt High School in Wyandotte, Mich. Kath v Anne Gress , a ni ece, , w<~s a · member of the graduat· IN STERLIN6 SILVER ing (']ass of 502 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK don, and U.S. Amba88ador Adlai Stevenson were scheduled to addre88 tbe world body'a commemorative meeting at the Opera House. So was ll Thant, se<:relary general of the U. N. The two-day meet1n1 Is being held in San Francisco bi!CIIuse it was here that 51 nations signed t h e cba.ter wbicb Mystery may Be Told in Flight Tape Are Reported i . ~fll'.a Around And About , M'ddl epo Hyse -S'dd ers V Tk en 0n June 8 h Jf ,,.. ................ : ,'£,. ;:: 1 d ~ \ r ,\;, ' ' . 1 · . . 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