http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/304d67a93c252a6139308eca105152ac.pdf ea99ceaf85a754da9d31f4a107f7f1c4 PDF Text Text ,. __,._ {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 · . . ' ' ±tl n. · J-. - ... . ,I l �• • f I Eilis :'Wins· 12th, Red~ Nip Braves In lith, 3 to l "' JJ . r! J • ICommandments are Man's Most Rerognized ==:=."'.._"' .... , • New UDlJng tegu alJODS Moral Code; Violated but not Repealed :;:::.~:.v~~:l!:y by • G ·---------·1 Announced bYOh I0 rOuPI u•1• • ' THE Merger is Announced Store Firms By LOUIS CASSELS onomy There are minor but In- doesn't even heve paragraph! 1o en 1 lbelr five day wllcat Ualted Pms lntenatloaal teresting dlflerences between No101 Negative Tone strike and return to work 1mThe most widely • reeogolzed them Tho older version In El In • superb little hook en- 1a a 1% miD ale meetlne moral code In the world IS the odus enjOinS tre keeping of the Utled The Ten Command brief aummary of mans obllga sabbath u a ritual duty to ments for Today ' IUons Jo God and ne1ghbor God The later vers10n In Jleu. day) Rabb1 Robert I (.JoubleKahn of The erowlb <:A the aCOLUMBUS 1UPil- The 196!> hours dayllgh, to dark Bag Nov 9 tO II known as the Ten Command teronmny says that the sab- Congregation Emanu El In Farm • Foodland progr- II ~ lluntmg seasons and regula h011t 4 '""'''"on 8 Kac<oon Op0111Um Millk ments both suspens10D of work was Houston Tex observes thet southeastern and southern Oblo, West Virginia and Ea.!tern Keo. 11 , we~ e announcocl J'hursday WUd Turkey M•y 4 1966 Moskrat (lrapplall Nov 5 Th• precepts of thiS anc1ent decreed m Order that your the Ten Commandments bave b the WtldiJie U1m1on alter lhroogh \lay 7 1966 Hunhng through Feb 15 1966 code have been VIOlated m manservant and maidservant often been ertticized by aome lUcky will contlmte at an » , annual hsh ana game hear only m Adams Athens Hod Skunll (trappiDII No closed every generatiOn stnce Moses may rest as well as you Clf)llng crltlca as loo n01at1ve eelerated pare as a result Ill 11 g and a speciHI meeung ol mg Mt n• oe Ptke Ross Se10to season came down from Mount Sinal Jes111 obvioUBiy bad tile latter In tone ' And ill true tbat the merger recentlf eonsw. 11 the Ohio W!ldhte ~oom 11 Vmton •nd W•shmgton coun Beaver (lrapplnJ) Feb I But the commandments bave In mind when be told the Pharl eight of the ten Ire 'shall ' ' mated betwefJI tho F J 8eUo lies Huntmg by permtl only lhrough Feb 15 1966 Only two never been outgrown or re- sees that the sabbath was nota ' ley Company Athens, and Gil· " t!dltle Uuet Jack Kamman Huutmg hours 5 a m to 12 per trapper per season perrrun pealed After 3 000 years they made for man not man for the Out-of court settlements of bert's Inc Portsmouth two >ad \he regul• " "ere noon Bag 1tm1t one bearded ed Tlappmg only to Ashtabula ore sUit ~egarded by Jews and sabbath • But Rabbi Kahn points out their 19 t •tl•'llllt damage suUs tong • et~llabed wl10lesall llobwblle Qu•ll Pnvate land turkey PossesSion lmllt one Columb•ana Trumbull Mahon Christians and by many who Should you bave occasion to that precisely the same ratio against Westln~house Electri~ grocery oompan!ealn lbe state • Nol 12 througt Dec 18 state turkey ver year lng Carroll Williams, Jackson are not forll)ally related to any refer to one of the command :.;~•~ ~ of ~gghh~ of Corporation lor a total of ts.. announced Grant A Muon, bl huntmg mas No\ 12 Rauoou Opossum Mlak and Jefferson counties rellgmn as tne ethiCal founda ments m I IIUXed group 00. e on I of 053 0011 were announced today president ol Clover Farm;~ro~gh Jan 29 19\iti llatly I Jg Muskrat ibuntmgl Nov 15 Special Teal Seasoa Blue- lion ot 'western CIViliZatiOn ware of glvtng II a number U the ten articles are negattv~ II :l;lltytheco~pa=~l~~e e.!:'~~ Foodland limit ti possesSim nul to ex lh!Ough Feb 15 1966 Winged teal green wtnged teal Consldermg the Importance you speak glibly about thoo tiflh II tapf:~~ an :~t"~l ~a:;; can Electric Power System "As the sponsoring food cJt&. c..d 12 alter the !irs! day Wtasel Grouodbol !Wood and cmnamon teal Sept 17 ..cribed to the Ten Command or seventh cotnmandment you ac er 1 c 0 aw :;' sh tributor lor the Clover FarJDo Hunung nours 9 am to> p m chick I Sl<unk tbuntln&l through Sept 25 Bag lumt 4 ments tlls a btl surpr~sllJI, not may create untold confusion delme ~~~ terraa w at Donald c Cook, pre~ldent of Foodland voluntary PI'OJII'aml, 0 Closed only m Southeast Deer possesSion 8 1o say depressmg bow little the Tbe bible ttaeU doelJ not num you may American Electric Power Com· they will operate II Gilbert's Rlngn.cked Pbeasant Coc•'l"'-me Nov 8 9 10 II ~losed Snowshoe Hare No open sea average church and synagogue ber the commandroents a~ But the Bible does not rest pany and ttl sublldlartes an Inc out of the 75,000 IQUiri and Hunganao p,rtrldge Pn only m Northwest Deer Zone son member knows about them though It does say there are 10 wJth spelling out the minimum nounced the settlements lollow loot wareheuse maintained by val• tHnd Nov 12 through Dec Two Version• of them And no official obligations of human decency tng their approval by the boards Gilberta Inc at 640 Second 11 Sta e pub! 1011 '~ ' ' D1d YOU know for example numbermg can be deduced which can be expressed Ia ol dtrectors of the plamttll op St Portsmouth Nov ll through Jan 2!1 !966 that there m two versiOn! of from the verse arrangement of ahall noll" When a young eratlng companies Officers and executives Of llatlv oag l pussm•vn 4 llu•t the Ten Commandmenll In the the mndern btble, alnce this II lawyer asked Jesus whlcb was The suits based on claims Gilbert I IDe are Daniel J mg hours 9 8 111 to 0 P m Btble One 11 found In the 30th a typographical convemence the greatelt ol lhe coiiiiJIIIId- that th• utilities bed been over- I.Joyd, President, Jobn F Far (ollonllul ~abblt BNOI I 12 chapter of Exodus the other ID lnlllated In lhe 16th Century menta, Jesus repUed b)' <0111 charged for electric equlpmeut, ley Eseeutlve Vice • Pres~ tnr ugh '" 1916 ag ""' the 5th chapter of Deuter The or~gmal Hebrew text biDing two old testament tats resulted from the 1980 anti dent Calvla L Hatlleld, VIce 4 '"""" n 8 l!ulltll g 11ou~> Farm storage " an 1mport Storage faclhty loans are for !Deuteronomy 1 5 and Levtii trust charges asatnst a number Prl!udent Sales, Paul E 9 am to 5 p 11 1 ant Iem '" proVId•nr storage a fiVe year per1od and may be Ileus 19 II) of electrical eqmpment manu- Jacobs, Comptroller and Paul Hulled liloUsr lid 8 througl lor farm commodities at har repa•d ,. four equal annual '" lacturers Bryson Director ol Meat OperFeb 2ti 1966 Hag i1mll 3 po s vest ume when supplte• are stallment• plus mterest which "You shaD love tbe Lord your Last August the AEP utili ations, A J Bechtel, Buyer sesstoJ ti Uosed Nov 9 10 l l lfHgh market prices art usual becomes due each y..r on the God with all your heart and tH!II announced settlement of 0 11 ~ r!hw"l lle.r H 1111 11~ iv low and cornn Cl Cia! stor anmversHry date Of the loan With all your SOUl and With ~~~ similar SUllo against General Z>n• tlused ~" 8 9 Ill II age " hatd to obtam bctaUat The mteresl rate IS four per your mind. This II the ereat Electric Company Meanwhile tn Southeast Ucer Hunttng 1t bemg overloaded act .rdmg cenl per year on the unpaid COLUMBUS (lPJ) _ F!!hlnl Stream fishing just lair al and 111'11 commandment. And 1 other SUitS against other manu '/ ne Hunung hours davhght to to J Melvtn G1lbert Chatrman l balance conditions are fair to good with! though calflsh doing well In tile aecond Is lUte II, you shall love lacturers remain pending In the d .rk ot Ihe G 1ll1a ~SCS Mr Gilbert urges all Gallla lhe activity taperlnl off the Muskmgum Rtvor your neighbor u youraelv On U S District Court Southern lletr (,un Season Suulheast 1 ans are .,.,[able on st1 uc County farmers to thmk about Wildlife DIVISion reported these two commllldmenll de- Dmtrlct of New York H mt ng Zone ~uv 8 l111 uugh lures "" h as bms cnbs or Jhe!F storage ne€111 betore bar Thursday Soalbwetten· Stl'tam fishing pend all the law and the projlb- Mr Cook said tbat dlslrtbu Jaae H ~"' t t Hag 11m t one male omldmgs and new oxygen free 1 vest time Further Information The regmnal proopecls tapered oft aomewbat allhougb ell " tlon of the $5 O!!S 0011 received The Pbllathea Women'a Clasa deor with ontlm ••tend ng not .,los ( ornmodlll Credl! Corp and ass1stance II available on Central Hoover Delaware some amallmouth and catfish from Westinghouse Included fl.· of the Middleport Church o1 loss than ill'•• mtllt's above wtll loan ehglble farm• up to farm storagt facthty loans at land 0 Shaughnessy r"'ervolra still taken where lllreama are 0390011 to Appalachian Power Christ are sponsoring a bako ''" II Huntmg I ours 9 am to !5 per cenl ol the ro.<t ot taool the Calha County ASCS offtce prov•dmg good catches of aU normal Lake flshlna fair to Company with the remainder sale Saturday, June 28 at the 5 m PossesSio! one deer per lly but nut more lhan 5il rents species Buckeye Lake clear lood In Clark Cowan Rocky &Oilll to the other operating Trl-Lustre Cleanen In Middle'"' No lhwesr Huntmg "'- ne per bu,het ot '" rmg '"''auty end normal along w•tb Knox Fork and Acton Bass and blueeompanl., In the AEP system. port be&lnrun& Saturday morn~... 9 Ill II Bag limit one !he slruc II • proVIdPs indian and Hargus BaSI blue gills mamly taken Rocky Fork lng dee~ e II " sex Pu»esston one In order t 1 be ehg•ble for , I gills and catfiSh mamly bemg continues 1 good muakle produ· JUNE fl d er per year llunlmg "''"" 9 '"" llv loan a Iarmer nliJSt be l taken Mad Rtver producing cer • m to > p m IPhg hi• lor priCe support for some trout while other stream• Lake Erie Buhlky Bay The annual bomecomlns or IJe.,., Long How •nd Arrow l lhe current yPar on all Prlrt fair to good for •mallmouth and Perch and channel calfllb bitsIUthea I Zone U<l 15 through •uonorted r mmodlll.. produc catfl•h Jng well at Sandusky Ba, Tw ung resldentl ol the ole~ s d School I v 30 lol\ 1 6 •nd ~ov 12 tho ·u~h ed m hts farm FHrmm pari! Northwestern Flshln! good Bridge and breakwell areaa At Tent; ~trJct are bavln& the 1o':.:yby wor~lp ~: at II<"< ll Bag 1111111 one n aie l 1pa11n~ '" !he Feed Gr•m and h •n the Maumee Sandusky and Kellys Island smalbnouth ball tbne of their hves In the Na11 a m Rev Charieo Smith deeo w lh anllen e"endm~ '"' Wheal Programs autom•lwally N~ WYORK tUPIII Fo; t ~ Huron nvers All opecteo bttlng contmue to bite well whlle In lion' Capital as guest! of U S The attendance at Eden Sun· of Portsmouth will be lllfll le s than three '" les above n t>Pt thiS eltgobthlv requ~re I rst I me '" Amer can ega well Hamson Nettle Ever the other Island areal white Rep and Mrs Walter H Moel day School June 20 was 90 , "' Hunt•ng IMJurs dayhglll 1u menl htslory an adverhsmg agency ·~een Fmdley Fostoria Arch ba" ood alon with some 1 r G1fls were giVen to the oldest speaker at 2 30 P m 'lbt choir " ' Po""""" one oee ve~ has been Jodtcled ronv1cted b;,ld W B nd I g e father and the youngest father from Portsmouth church wtll 1 0 11 1 or Northwest Zone Ott 15 and beav1ly fined for fraudu Del lakuseonf lehevdue 1ood sheepsllead and catlllh They are Jennifer Crew of and the father with the most alng ta a es urns e g Th ld t f th "",.. .. 1 "~" Nov 6 and Nov ll :;, , l, l ieollv promotmg a ' 1Ifni s I sport Pomeroy and Sheila Buck of chUdren e o es a er was •~,., .. 111 gl De~ Jt Hunllng huu s worthle!s product Northeastern Lake fishing Athens Jennijer and Sheila Came Hull the youn~est was Jane Howell Tent, Daughters d j ght lo dao k B"g lim!\ llle K"'tor Hilton a. ..ley Cltf ood B t od p were awarded I weeks •aca- Clinton Kimes and Elden Blake of Union Veterllll will meet at d e~ther sex per ,,;ason , ford & Anther! on the New York g es pArt ucder!, ~re Y tton In Washmgton by Congresa- Jr was the lather WJih the the DAV hall, Monday II 7 30 ~ t d th matunmg woo I.A:"esvl 11 e h ldr IP m ~u rrrl Pr•valt> land Se~l agency wh1\:11 represen e e GullfOJd Ze ernlck Cienden man MoeUer 11 1 • bonus for mos1 c I en I through Nov II I In South PT PI EA~~N1 - \Irs Bfr oroducers of Regimen reducmg I T p B I M It their flne showing In the Miss Buster Founds and family Bethel No a of the llltenal!m Hullllg Zone open ha Hu•h"" 72 ol ~' I •n n en tab rls drew a '50 00 Ofme .. ~g kl app~ Mer'" to ~ on 0 Southeastern OhiO contesl held viSited Mr and Mrs Frank llonal Order of Job. Daughters 1 1 Sept J othrough Nt 1 6 friday m Pleasant Valle> Ho< federal dl'lnct court Fr1dav blmc and ~fqu~ ass! ' last Saturday m Pomeroy Barber over the weekend will meet Monday at 7 30 p m 11 11 10 1< \O Jhwt~t Deer Zone open n•tal ai!Pr • on~ I ne s She DruR R..earrh <orp makero ~e8• a ca mos After their flral day of sight- Mr and Mrs Russell Holsln- at the Pomerll)' J4111011IU Ttm1 ' s pi 10 !111 uugh ~'" 8! w., born •t ~onion Ma 1 2 18~! of the multi colored d1el pllls 0 ~r ;;ters Good h Fathers Day oervlcea were seeiDI ,. Washington Jennifer 8er and family visited Mr and pie 1 II I "R hour< da) ll~ht to dark dau h!Pr ot lh• late And!eW ~hlrh floorltd the market from f but abattrnl d cfal ch es l held at the Apple Grove Meth enJOYed moat aeemc the Wash- Mrs Alva Holsmger Saturday Jane Howell Tent DlliJblerl I 19511 throogh 191i3 wa• fm.,. ~· 0 ass Jueglls an cat • at odi• I churc h Su-·· ..- 8111 -<II 11m t 1 p , "'"" 8 Slate an d Fan1 e "naugI• ,... y mornIDl tnaton Monument Sheila wu even Ing oI u-· won v.... .... mel\ 1 11 10 ~ i•nds Sept 10 lh• oogh She was !h w1dow ol Ja m"' $.13 0011 and 1ts pr.,ldent lohn Jackson Forked Run Dillon June 20 durm1 the Sunday bnpressed by all the slghta In The weddln1 of Miss Martha Monday at 1 30 p ID , .ai I b • 1 , 25 lin Southeast IJ<;er Hughes Two sons snd four Andread" was fmed $50 00 Sene! 8 Clouse and Veto lakes School hour Roberta Roush the Captlal and could not de- Lana Chevalier daughter of DAY hall fJo•nJ 118 Zont 0 en only Sept I lau •l te wlu surmr ate Wal and sentenced Jo 18 months m read the acrlptura and Arthur clde which was her favor~te Mr and Mrs Ivan Chevalier, Jaae !t 11 through Nov 11 In North ter HURies M" Edna W•av 0nson Roush had prayer Poems wert Jenmfer IS the daughter of Mr to Mr Howard Edward Nel· The Pomeroy WC'l'U Will - t •••• ll•er Zon• OJI('II only Sepl M" Nelllt Ileal all ol Dunng the trial • ••n•• of read by Sheila Clark SUSie Jar and Mrs Leo Crew of Pome- son Jr of Wheeling w V'l' at the Federated church 'fun. throul!h Nov II Huntmg Ashton Mrs Roxie H•lhngsly wllnesoes and prose<'lllors rell Cmdy Roush Lmda All!)' roy Sheila a BOphomore at was solemnized at the Eden day at 2 p m Mill Ellubelll 10 ol Stonw1 -et 0 Mr< MargRr which Included repmentat!Yes l Mrs Nadme Findley Do nlohlo Unlverally Is 1 naUve of United Brethren Church June Dully will be II charae ot lilt eJ Ice ol Hun! ngton a 1d !1m of the federal Food and Drug ! Fmdley ot Columbuo wu the Wapakoneta but plano to make 5 at 6 0 clock Rev Elden program All memberl 11'1 t1rJo ., llu•Jw, ul lleve'" '' rh.:re Admm,.trat•on and the Depart I youngest father preaenl and Athena her permanent borne Blake performed the ceremony ed to attend are ll gr•ndrh1ldren and IJ men! of Iu stoce IPrmed the Dorsa Parsons the oldeat Mn Gtven In marriage by her lath ----~';' g~• d tnldten lllls useless and their promotion Mr and Mrs Guy Evans oi l Ruuell Roush waa m eh81'1• Patient Removed er the br~de was altended by Floodin• Ark.auu rs ughes was ' member a natmnal hoax t Lolan and Mrs Cora smtth ot ii:A the proeram Hymn• •una B E R U • F d Conme Holsm&er and Mary • 1 lit' l J ol Balls t h •fll'l \1ethodlst INelsor!VIIIe visited their liSter were 'Faith <:A Our Fathers tJY • mt rl ay Dillon bridesmaids Wilham Sparet one ToWD _ hurd• and servlt •• w111 lie Mrs Gertrude Warner and and Jesua Loves Me • wtth The M•ddleport emergency Nelson Jr was best man Bon- NICKERSON Kan (UP!) -M-,-.nd--M-rs_W_a_1_ne Prm< e eld lhere at 1 P rn Monday I 1 ' son Wilber Sunday Mra Bess Paroona as pianist squad answered two call• Fr~ nle Barringer was flower girl The noodln1 ArkiiiSII River, ••,. "tmg r.l:.tt•m " eo. Rndev bAle~ N,•,•tl w•llthofflhuateh Jack Kelley spent the week Mra Dolly Wolfe Ia aupertln- dtray wlthd Joneh pe!~n being and Randy Blake rlnl bear losing much ol Ita dntrucUve a ur ~ w1 w m t' r ur( I t nd 1 f th Sund "·hool RD!!;porte o t e nwpltal for er fury 1wamped lowlands 18 II mh"' !Omfter) under the d!red•on • T end With fnendo '" Bucyru• e en o e ay "" treatment SPORTS DESK By Bob Wingett lJ JlJeS Settle for $5 053 000 :!:w:u Farm sto rage Imporl ant DurJng • Harvest periO• d - -.-- weekendF"ISh"tog ID• Oh"10 Reported, 'Fair to G00d' SOCIAL Jr. High Gridders lnttl,tt ...d in Class By FRED DOWN acknowledged b1g name p1tch UP! Sporto Writer ers' of Jhe CIFCUit - and justly Curves hke that m'lke me so ~ but the 24 year old Elh• drool from Yoongstown Oh1o 11 !'hat was Milwaukee Brave carvmg out a record that may General Manager Johnny Me- calaJ1Uit htm mto the b1g mon Hales verdiCt the first t1me he ey saw Sammy ElliS 10 1962 and A slender nght bander who today Just about everybody '" ' ~a D-J record and a 2 ;& the National League agrees Iearned run average as a rehev w1th 11 ler last season Elhs won the Ssndy Koufax DOn Drysdale opportunity to start thiS year and Juan Mar1chal are the and bas made the most of It w1th a 12 3 reeord that ties b1m w1th Sandy Koufax of the Los Angele. Dodgers for the major league lead m v1ctor1es McHale had another look at Ellis Fnday mght when the Reds viSited Milwaukee and he came away JUS! as wJSe - al though a little sadder Yield• Two Homers Elhs y~elded Joe Torres 15th homer of lhe season m the fourth mmng producmg a 11 -- - I batters 4-1 tbe Chicago CtlbtJ routed lhe ue and then shut out lhe lstruck out 10 or more eer St Lomo Cardmals 12-4 and lhe Brayes until the lth when Don ID 69 games durong hts car H oton Aotros topped tbe New 00 Pavleuch hit a I wo-run drove m the ue breafk'"\ run y k Mets f2 m other NL 10 game wmnmg homer E 111 1 wJth a smgle m the ourt or struck out 10 and walked four mng Sandy s 12 strtkeo u~: games 01ck Kelley p1tched nine 11> raised hiS season total to d 1 to the American LeiiUI, rung< for the Braves and Billy 1n 137 mmngs - well ahea 0 Mmnesota mpped Detroit 4-1, O'Dell suffered lhe loss hiS the pace Which enabled him 10 Chlca 0 downed BaltimOI'e 6-<1, third agamst five wms set a league mark ol 3116 strike- New ~ork beat Loa Angelet ~ t, Koufax recorded v~etory No outs m 1963 Cleveland shut out Kansas Clljl 12 hiS stxth stra1ght when the dged out wasll2 nd Bost Dodgers beat the Pittsburgh P1 The San FranciSCO G~a1nt.s ~:, 8-6 on e rates l l Koufax who has 1beat the Plliladelph!a Phil•"' mg ·------ I I - All Star Jumor Htgh school's 78th grade football outfitted tn real class th1s year repor1 from Lawyer Coach S1U Porter who an~u1ncold ovet $500 worth of eqmpment has been or f01 the JUDIOl high gndders wbo has volunteered hts lime to coach the Porn eroy 7 ~th grade gndders for several seasons sa1d 22 new game outltts new shoes helmets h•p pads and pracllct equtpment was mcluded '" the order As of now the Panther 7 8th graders plan to play a 10-g~rn, schedule thts fall It wtll soon be tournament tune at thee Syracuse Baseba II Park agam Bob Louks ,ark owner sa•d l Athens to a tD-2 win over Par entries lor a Pee Wee tourna kersburg m1dway through th ment are now being accepted I week He fanned nme a n d l'hef may be made ti~ contact allowtd only three oils wh1le mg Louks at h•s Syracuse home gomg the d~>tanc• The Port or by mformlng the Sentmel land product also smashed startmg date of the tourney for bases loaded triple early m the Pee Wee leaguers IS July 12 game --I The Athens team w•th Gat y I arry Pr1oe wnn agam on Stobart of Middleport ano Lan I the mound for the ~then s Le ny Tyo of Cheshire also see ng g1on team thls week Iplenty of action wtll play al Prtce Southern s left) paced Lancasler tomorrow f n Aaron Has 2-Stroke Lead in •I Dodgers Quiet I Jets 20-3 in CAI£NDAR I Girls having Wonderful time Eden In Capital Ft'rm Rapped For Hoax in sOCiety • N Advertising Line Scores ~ ~~·~::::: ~~ ne ot \1 nn I Mr llughes 's ('I 3Jme . dat 72• ? long Bollom S 'et \ News AppIe GrOVe sOCie. tv N tes t.armeJ Sorletv Noles nt' 14hl Dt'mf'ler 41h! \1n r twr 13rd ?:•• NGS Switch from rle~r·B;:edlao~:.:-:!'"~ev~:;; ::~~~~~~: .::Ibis~.':! Mr •nd Mr! Ted Hav nan of ol lhP M lhf Steven• f une. al Homer Btggs of u DIODport Attendance Wll :13 Elmer Napper 771 Hip-s! ;nlumbo• VISited Mr and Mrs home I nends may cal l at the ' • I spent Sunday with his aunt I Millard Sayre and daughters lVII taken to Molg1 General and Helen Blake w•~e hostess- tral Kansas town ot 11,10 ,,. g,.,.u fan 1 • • •• tn Ash1on aile~ 6 Zona Blgg• o1 Ravenswood were Salur IHosp1tal at 3 16 pm as a me- es at tht reception and mtscei· Water rose to the bottom ol \I and M• YaM!.. v s- P m t lday ~r • MFal bel Lat1 oldFtt 1•hud I hMrs Emma Pow~l Mand bro day cuests of Mrs Dolly Wolle dlcal patient The other call lenous shower which was held a.andbag levees at the c1ty hm lied Mr and ·"" organ l""a P a re urne o er t er Ralph Durst ,. l 0 1Jve 1 nd M and Mrs Dallu Hill was at 935 p m for Roger Dtl· th Ed 1 h ll'all The Its of Nickerson Y tts Mentut IJINF R (,IVEN h• ne Sunday after a two weeka 1VISited Mn Gertrude Warner r 11 rd I at e en par' Ji'rldiJ 1 h M nd M Do I Pomeroy who bi!Cllme Ill couple receiVed many nlce 1night but author1bes sa1d that Recent KlltSt• of Mr and Mr and Mrs Hayman Bar VISit wrl r a ra ug and Wtlber Fnday Mr and Mrs Dorsa Parsons at a Middleport busmess place gills They are now retldlng In b ted Mr~ 'F'rtd Larkm" w~rt Mr mtz erlf'rlolnt>d "rlh a dlmt."f la lLrc le and fam•ly Mr and Mn Waid Spencer and IWa:er and Mr ll1d Mrl Wh I W V arrmg rain or unexpec a o \Irs Howard I tkn of Wedne<da) "'"n•ng at the~r l '>lr and Mrs Lloyd Roush daughter Esther and aon Ray lcarroll While and dauJhlert en- NOW YOU KNOW ,;:''~d Mra "han Chevalier rls~h on~ a f~wedghous"'.,lt the P niland ConJ Sm1th and \1r home 110 ooln lle~•hl G '"'" and Wayne VISited \lr and Ml'll and Mr and Mrs Henry Spenc 1 JOYed a plcmc Sunday at Fork ted ., town 1 aou an wes Knd "" r.UI F:van• ol 'IIPI<o n were Mr •nd M M I Oliver (,eary and family at The er and son Vance spent a day ed Run Lah The great .xoduo of the llo vlsl Su their daughter In Whee. faced danger from water damVIlle Mr and ~Irs Orlan Hoel! hor •• M•k rs e v n !'lams Sunday recently In Columbua and YIBI~ raelltes from Etypl led h7 mg nday age The posstblllty of some Hrar' h of Belpr< and v' t I a St£ HII endGrc!t r"' Mr and Mrs Ray Byero of ed Mr •nd Mrs Perry Orr Mtll Kim Early of Troy ~~ Moses Is ettlmated to nave lak Mrs Edith Swain • son Ron- I water reachme the hlflh school Km ade ( oolvllle ~~ar ~~·· 1 e 1/ :"" ~ Y ~~~ Hac ne R D called on Mr Emmet Babcock and family tended Sunday &hool hera on K place aboul lUI B C ~~d d~e ~~:v~n was home on a exlsled Mr •• d Mrs curt ( awthur!M' M 11 0 H 1 p Mrs Ca li VanMeter and Mar of Wayne are spending some Sunday as 1 eueat of Sheron Y ----of ColumbUJ spenl tht wttk " arn• z omeroy IRaret \nn Carleton end son time w•th h" parents Mr and Rouah LOCAL TEMPS Mr and Mrs Lawrence Tbe Almaaac I em' w1th Mr and Mrs Jo111 Pat ~ek Sunday 1 Mrs C Babcock Mrs Dolly Wolfe and daurhThe temperature In PomeSwam Mrs Edith S w al n Today " Saturday, June 111 1 l.rc.oe M• e,t\CAN:STA v..,tmg at the Douglas Clr Mrs CA A Babcock remams ter Mrs Dale Hill YISI!ed on lrop business district at 11 cs l•nd Mrs Merlin Swain went to the !77th day of 11165 wltb 111 - (a ll ' " • taelliPr en- cle home on Sunday were Mr I Sunday with Mrs Wolfe 1 niece I m today was 10 degrees• lUll- Virginia whore they took Ron to follow Mary Klhbl. API ~ terta11....t the IA>wer Crust ( a and Mrs c.arrett t ~rcle ol Ra- about the same aid Swa1n to wher• he 11 •••· Mr and Mrs Elmer Searberry ny I kles The moon Is approachlug Its was 1 dumer gue<t of Mr naola club Mooday evtnong at 1 M Jim p tte nd Mn George Frederick reE Hill W V boned h aod M Da I Sm 1th h •·· R c nt rs a rson a t ed h I HI H at verereen I a new P aoe " Vlo cr uome ... ,,.. SM<ks WPI'e '"'" ol Raune H D and Mr urn orne rom 0 zer oa-1 Mr and Mrs B1lly Donohew DRIVER FINED -Martha HoiiiDger The momtn star II Saturn V1ekv I ynn Polly oi Colum- served durmg lie evenong to d M J k f 11 od d vital after under80ifl& su1gery •~er H Re Ids g buo " spend• H a orw dav• Mrs DaVId H1II M I a• rs ac or an Mrs I awrence DeGroat IM• and dauahter Nora of Colum •..,. yno ' 23 Pom MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS The evenmc alan are Vtlllll " arrv da11ohter K1m ol PomerO) buo were recent JileS!• o1 hll aroy was lined $5 and casts b)' and Mars w1th Mr and ~Irs Wayno> Wolle Mra Clarencr Roy Mro 1 lurty-s"' peroons were pr. . ry Spencer\ of Fountain ~olo arents Mr and Mn Howard actmg Middleport Mayor wa, Dale WOllam Proffitt 30 American noveUst Pearl Buell Pru.:e Arthur Warne! Mrs R1cbard en! at Sunda\ S<hool Sunda called her parents Mr and P no G•bbons Frld fit. 81 RD 2 Ractne warehouseman th eta 11 1892 MarRarot Groo.e and ~lhson Sterrell \1rs Hohet s...glt and The offenng wao , 13 71 T hJe l Mro Henry Spencer one day I Donahew and fat;:/ p tlhausl charge an 1"1 and Lola Jean Proffitt 17, Ra' w~ ~n: 11J hi ytoln • Cawthorne m1locl Audrey M"s l!ob.na Kraeuter h•nhday• of F.ddle Young of! last w..,k to lei lhem know that Mr M~nda:•Mrs r~ ~:: ptoded were SUI cine student Georae Kenneth In 1m::_ :alt! ~ ncJ SJ111th Sodn•y and Steve C1rcle Porn slle and her famtly were ssfe 1and Haddox 21, Middleport stndent ' 8 M•k• s....tl Is spenoilflll a GIVE DINNF.R Ji'Rl ~ v eroy were honored from the severe .t... ma aod Iof Racine were Sunday eve"/:" GUILD TO MEET and Linda Kay Chapman 17 :ree U ~y 1 ::•t~l :~: ~:c\:'n;o~f~! ~ few day• at Columbua 1 Rtv and Mro Gtr old Wilder Mr and Mrs Dw•ght Swep- floods Titl Wl!lleyan Service Guild Pomeroy car hop ou~anellow ~e~:"pa go to DaVId Smllh and daugh'"' muth entertamed With a d nn.r slnn and children of ColumbUJ Mr and Mrs Lowtll Bing I Letart W Va ol the Racine Methodist church Inyt917 the Oral troops ef tile Par spenl several dayo m1t Friday at their home Molherry spent Saturday n•ght and Sua l and fam1ly are on vacation this \ '·· Ill nd will hold n A E ped 1 Jng hi! IOO!her Ahce Bran- Ave GuPsl• ... r. 1\tr< ~' I day "''h Mr and Mro IIlli h week In tile South and waohlng Mr and Mn Dot... H • I I reeu ar meetmJ mertcan X lllonary Forcetl strom roledo Shumaker Mr and Mro Rl> l~e p I ton and New York farruly attended a band ooncerll Monday tvenlng at lhe Racine OIVOTI!.. ro INTIUS1 O• reached France ' - VIold Srnllll 1bert Sllumaker and Kellv and Mr and Mrs James Clrclf Mr and Mrt Cbflord Col at Ohio Unlvenlty at Athens last ~~ 1A ~luck supper Will be Mllcd ~ 1011 In 1944, France 1 third greatSttve and Mn Delherl Rnhln Iwere •t the home of hll moth are •n Dayton whore be hal l Sunday Their daupter, Debor d a I 311 p m .,..,.. • _,.,., est port, Clwrboura, was Ubel'""'"' ,.,.,..,, • ated from Nazi r:ontrol ""1 lht 1ah • Wa•• member ot the band E J 1 R 11. son ol New lexmgton Mrs or Mro Mary C11·de Monday employ0111 .. .,,.... ...., ,,.,.,., .._ " .xp 01 on oc- • Dave lo""' •nd "''h• od Mr and Mn Dan Sll!flh and Mr and Mn C B Hayman WhiCh Ia part of the baod cllnDANCB TONIGHT Ill:"\'. ., 1M ""J: vou., .,,.,,... Allies U.nft'renee Area Mike Columbus and M" family acmmpanitd by Mr and Ylslted tltelr 1011 Guy Hayman lc being btld at the university Titl Pomeroy Athletic Assn "Gi::"' .:.::....•"'iWr,~ In 1945 deleplel of liO ~ AI.GIERS 1UPI 1 A v01Jrnt Mart Crary Pomeroy Mrs P•ul Smith .r Portland o1 Loug Bottom recently 1 Mra DoriA ilerllltr and Mr IIIII sponaor I teen hop at tbo ~:, ,_,,. ..,..,,., '"""' "'' • Ilona concluded their meeting Ill eriiiOs.., Wefll elf Friday n1ght V!Stled relatives S.ndat Mr< -Mn Hallie FNdtrlr& and Mrs Bdly Hill of Racine Pomeroy High school auditor ..,.,.. u . - ,...,.. San FrlliCiaoo and allned 1 near the conferenct ball where The s.by It 1no1 Post llll•ce Mary Wood ot Buckeye Lake Vlliled Sunday with Mr and lum from 8-11 p m tonJabt ~~ ., ,.. ,.., ''"" •• ,,.,.,., charter estajllllbiJW ~ United 1 • me•tmg n1 Afr,..ASlan k-•d• , ,. th" rommun1h oulsidt ll'•l ~r and 111 ,. 'lny Gamer Mr DIVORCE ORAifi'I!D 1Mn Dallas Hlll The Jays wdl be In cbarce '"~".':. NatlonJ Co**- on lnternlo " ll<beduled to open 1 uc sday tlall may bo Ihe •maliem m tlw> and Mrs Btmle Gainer of He EliZa belli Ann Mankin Mid Mr and Mrl Lany Fosler ....,•.,., An ~. . ..,. cu, •- tlonal Orpnllltlon '!be charter The ofiiCIOI ~lgenan nows nat""' brun and Mr and lllrJ R"bert dleport hea been awarded 1 of ColumbiU and Mr and Mrs UNIT CAUED ••;:, ,,.,. ,..., ..,,_ ., beeame elfd•• oc;:-..,24, 1941. BI!IICJI •aid tho blast may have Pos1m1str.., Mrs Nellie Smith and family ot Columbus diYOtct In Melp County Com- Ed Morris and clllldren of I The Pomeroy emeraeney ::1:1." .:.....;..~'0:::'~,::,.-~ r,: A thou&ht lor the_, FrtN!b lleelt the wrll ot oabotftn Str~eklalld senes 411 famlh.. Mn Ricltant and ehll· lmon Pleas court from '!11omas Bowline Green were recent squad was called at 7 43 p m 1111" ......, .rrw ,~.., • novelist Albert C,mus aalcl• building that • dwarled by a d..., ot Sidne, are ritllm8 her E Mlr*ln The plaintiff had gu..ll of their ptrenls Mr ll'rlday Iii the Price Hawk l'ft!· -~'!:...",:.,. '.":',. :,:,,':' .')', 'Nothlnl In the world Is worlll l.nTI E ,. ID IJ'ITl.E P 0 from th• wh1te frame box tike uarents Mr and Mrs Edlon lcharred ~ro" ne•lecl and u- and Mrl Ale& Wheeler 1 n d dence on Pucock av In I'Gmeo ., '"''""'" - - . 11• .,, turning one's back OD what Ole " 111111 •n• "'' Ulh II •01• 1 " LITTLE ELM, Te& (UP!)- fla!IPOI• outside the front door tRousb. llreme cruelty IBtU. jroy Tlltoo ...ltlt. SBtiO I OYet 000111000-3 71 000 100 102- 4 5 3 1\~eku h"m Gladd1n~ 9 and f<1eehan Moore (6\ Bas well II nerthmgton 61 Kl ppstr m 9 and Zimmerman \\ n ner Kl ppste 11 2 ~ LosPrW, kersham I 61 HRs Ka 0 ak (Jill S0Ciety • NOteS I""" and T II man Wmner - Bennet! 2 I 1 I oser - Narum(z.tl) HRs - Yastrzemskl lllthl, Held 9th 1 McMullen llllh) K~rkland 51hl HOT 1 eWURLJTZER eBALDWlN end OlHER FAMOUI I RANDS I t I I I ':!'os': ":f NICEST PEOPLE ON A dot!;:: HONDA HE DAllY SENTINEl ••u I I J ,.,:••=,..,r.••=:& I I s.. the Full Line At .. :.;:;. =:, v.,... '! •to for JUSt penn es a day? Now, you can w1th a low cost, easy to Install Kool 0 Matac power roof -vent Ialor Trapped superheated au In attic or under roof crawl YOU MEET THE r} I """"!: HoAd you hke to enjoy comfortable cooleT Jlvlno thlo sum~r I N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPT0'-1ETRIST ~dee Hour~ 9 to 12 ~ to fi tCiuse atNOOD 011 I'bun - £a.R COurt St Pome~ Hawk's Cycle Sales Rau!M SOA I » I M1lo North of Alhtrll Opon 9 hi S Mollo fhurs. 111,9 .. I fu11o Wt<l Prl LY 2-1464 Alhona 0 space account' :1Jr up to 60% of the heat gain In living 11reas durlnc;; fllarm wealher Kool 0 Matte: tekea th1• 1urnace out of your altlc by rem ovmg the auper-heattd 81r rapidly, efficiently and automatically HERES WHAT KOOL-0-MATic:..GIVES YOU: I 1 A.utomahe thermostatic temperature controL forget 1t • Sell. 2 Direct drive fan and remote location ot unit for quiet operahon 3 Elhc~ent low cost cooling without draw.ng dust or pollen laden a1r through I vmg areas .C low cost, easy matallat1on I I , I fetlme serv1ce C:omata , , , 1111t aowl - King Builders Supply Co. N 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' �' '- ~ j ' "' ... .,. G c B · WoHpen 1965 rid ampaign egins =~~(.~~~~it; • h w • h All s T •1 onig t It tar I t T ' - Society Notes BusseD. frlladl. Miss Jo Smith 1P11J1 tbe Miss tt.y W)'all 1111 -~~ weekend with Mrs, 0111 Barn- been employed II lbt Orof"' liz and daughters, 1.4ncoln 118(8. Studio In PomlfOI', listed In the Air Force and II Ptggy, Qlrmel and Barbara Mr. and Mrl. Doyle Kllopp, 'lbe Colorado Rl•w stationed at Lackland Air Force Murphy wete overnightMr.gullll loaagiYIUe, were tim.. II called "NIII • Base, TeXas. of their arandParenta, and ~dayLee,vlslton of Mr. and AmericaN Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Grimm Mrs. Harley T. J~n, 1\fon. Mrs. Charley Smith and Jo. I..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;m~ spent Monday in Gallipolis. day. . Mrs. Paul MeEJroy retmnedlr . Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr d home from llunt~Dgton HospltBUFFALO, N. Y. (UPI) -A (ABC-TV, 9:35p.m., EDT), are weather Is forecast and the bmed for SO toucbdown tosses Mrs James Quick wer Mr • an Mrs. Harley JoJm. aiMonday after undergoing S'oJroo "passing" parade of budding set for the War Memorial Sta- oddsmakera are avoiding a pre- last fall - Morton, Rhome and d ·M Tb Qui k e1 c;.;. 800, Tammy and Cbeyi, and gery and Is llnprovb]g pro football stars features side- dium show presented by the diction. Oregon's Bob Berry (VIkingS). :"' b r.s. M om: M c ; ld Mrs. Harley T. Johnson enjoy· Mr. Wllllam (Bill) aon arming John Huarte and long· American Football Coacbes As- Notre Dame's AU • America He bas tbree of tbe nation's Quu~ kus, d \ •A r~ c:'a ed the boat races at the Regal- of Mr. and Mi-a. Charles Sayre throwing Craig Morton tonight soclation. Fair, cool and breeey battery of Huarte, 111M HeJs. besl recelven, Baylor's Larry c an e nne 0 UJD· ta Sunday. Is now alfendlng Oblo State in tbe fifth East· West Allman Trophy winner, and Jack Elkins (Ollers), Arizona State's bus; ~~o::"\!osepbLWes- Mr. and Mrs. Harley E. University of Barber Collega at America game. ltors of her parents, Mr. and Snow (Rams) the speed and Jerry Smith (Redskins) and ney 0 us, s. aura Johnson, Tammy and Cheryl, Columbus. Huarte, who snapped the Mrs. Fern Gillogly. Mr. and pass. catching prowess of Southern Callfornla's Fred Hill Sayre of Dorcas; an_dMrs.Don- were Monday evening visitors Mr. and Mrs. James Sprouse I bonds of obscurity in one sea· Mrs. Ralph Fraz1er, Susan. Florida A & M's Bob Heyes (Eagles). aid Cottrill and cbljdren Shar· of his parents Mr. and Mrs. of Nebraska have spent the I aon under Notre Dame's Ar a Danny and Jerry, Gallipolis, vis- (Cowboys), and the ground on, Cr8lg and Bruce> local. Harley Johnson. last week with ber parents, Parseghian an dsigned a $200, lied Saturday at the Gillogly smashes of Syracuse's Jl m Mr. and Mrs. Richard Riebel Mrs. Do~le Knapp, Kall Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Sargeut, MIDDLIPORT, 0. 0110 cootract with the American home The Fraziers recently re- Nance (Patriots) and North and family of Tucsen, Ariz. of Langsville, Mrs. ,Eugene G:;u:!y..:a::n::d..;o::th:er::...:re::alll::::;ves:::,...=":""::..l!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!l!l!!!!!!!ll!!!~==f League New York Jets, starts turned from a trip to New Carolina's Ken WUlard (49ers) are spending several weeks with Haning, Rhonda and MISS Jo York City and the World's Fair. help build a strong case lor Mr. Wal~r. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Smith were Sunday altemoon ~----------+ at quarterback for the East. Morton, who commuted from Among those attending the Parseghian's Easterners. Ezra PhUlips and other rela· vls11Drs of Mr. and Mrs. Harley his Berkeley home to the Uni· Boring reunion at Lake Alma Arkansas' Frank Broyles can bves a~d lnends. Johnson. Yersity of California and then on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. employ three passers who comSpending a recent weekend Mr. I!Dd Mrs .. Jack Elam at· cbooe a career witb the Nation· Fern Gillogly, Mr. and Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hub- tended a surprise annlverasry a1 Football League Dallas Cow· Arthur Crabtree and Mr. and By Aun Lee Walkins bard and daughter Donna were celebration for Mr. and Mrs. W. boys, has a slight edge 0 ve r Mrs. John David Gillogly and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cook and Mrs. James Pierce 8lld daugh· A. Donahue of Kentucky. Tulsa's Jerry Rhome in the Mark, all local. family of East Liverpool have ter Cheryl of Mason!Dwn, W. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Venoy light to lead the well-drilled Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jorspent a week's vacation with Va. and Craig ol Pom-:roy were 18 Wesi. Morton and Rhome will dan and Bryan, local, and Mr. Mr. Walter C"'!k. and Mr. and Mrs. Myla Hudson visited reI continue their duel us Cowboy and Mrs. Carl Crabtree of AI· Mrs. Ezra Phillips and other cently with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde ' • · '~it~••••••••-• teammates this year. bany Route 1 were among the relatives ond friends. Gerlach of Letart, W. Va. •' Of tbe 60 collegiate stan, 32 Alb.,;y Chapt;r Young Farmers Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wllliams Mrs: Gl~ ~diff . Sr. was Miss Judy Quisenberry. signed with tl1e NFL and 20 of America members who at· By Mrs. Lyle Balderson and sons of Rayland have spent at UruverSJty Jlospltai m Colum· Mrs. Arthur Syivesler and with the AFL. A crowd Of 25,· tlllded the picnic and state tour BIBLE SCHOOL their vacation with Mr. and bus on Monday lor a cbeckup. Mrs. WUIIam F. Winebrenner of OOO::::a:n:d:a:::te:le:vi:sl:on=a=udi=·•:nee: of a farming operation near The Daily Vacation Bible Mrs. Ernest McBride. Sh~ rec~ntly had surgery at the the First Unlttd Presbyterian Hillsboro on sunday School d th Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Umvers1ty hospital. churcb attended Synod of Ohio : Miss Teresa Turn~r spent ~~ e~":~le ~ pro- Clark of Lancaster were Sun- Miss Sharon Cottrill and Pam meeting at Muskfngun:. College a week's vacation with her ~~am ha Tb sd VI • • ~· day guests of hil parents, Mr. Sylvester spent a Sunday In 1n New Co!Jrord. (STORE NAME) grandparents Mr and Mrs uredc .thur ~Y . evelllllj;F ked- and Mrs. Thomas Clark and GaiUpolis visiting with Mr. and Guests ever the weekend of would like to share a Royal ' . • 1OW WI a piCniC at or Mr and Mr Willi F w· M R' hard St tt and · Value Catalog mail-ordering Dale Stansbury. Weekend guests Run State Park Frida . The · s. am · me- rs. •c erre sons, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McBr1de ~ice with you. This 195OCI of the Stansburys were Mrs. follow' helped unde? fhe di· brenner. and Miss Roberta and Jackie were Mr. and ·Mrs. Clarence Wanda Turner and Donna Lat' rng 1 Mr H el Rulli Mrs. Helen Wetzel and son Bnckles. Kaoppe and soo BUI Miss Rose Jli!Se, full color catalog - - - - - -. - - - mon of Reynoldsburg, Mr. and Nurser rec wn o_ ~s s az er· Don ld Mr Mr K 1 M d M G'lbe I B l ' covers a Jarse IIOUP of Inez Bo"'-~ a , . and s. Joe e · r. an rs. I r eeg e Reese ol Fairborn. - Mr. and Mr.. V1ctor Perry Mrs. Jerry Stansbury name brand Items. It has · and an Ys h . · . ·~"' ly and three children of Colum- and lamlly were weekend vlsl· Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Hen. 1 a perfect selection of Gift were in Deyton recently to daughter, Columbus, and Mr. ne~ ~ ·be/ ~ Ree~lc:-:1.: bus were weekend guests of tors of her parents, Mr. and drix and Mr. and Mrs. Frank· Ideas . for all · occasions. VISit relatives and her parents, and Mrs. Marion McClure of and Mr F aryR ed p . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crow and Mrs. Ernest McBride. 11u Hendrix and daughter Bar· Save time and money , Mr. and Mrs. Eiza McComas Dexter were sunday callers sM . ranNces eM. Frlm· lamlly and Mrs. Mayme Holm- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bam- bara Jean were In Hamden· Ind . w1.th on Wednesday. · · Jary . rs. har t were recent v111 . . Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan· Shop the easy catalog WaY who had spen t some I1me Mr. and Mrs. M ancy v· . Hc annh'· es. s ors o1 her viBitlll!l through our callllog ·order their son-in-law and daughter, 11 s Turner local and Mr uruorMs -. rs. Mlvlan Mump • Suoday dinner guests at the parents· Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hendrix and daughter Denise center. YOU PAY NO . Mrs. . ' rey; h USIC Cecil' Carpenter of Wh't d H- 1 rs. Maxme Walte r Cook borne were Mr. Hayman. and In Milwaukee Wise. where' Mr. an d Mrs. Bob W1.les, Med- and FREIGHT CHARGE$ •• , pt way, returned home with them. Springfield, were dinner Ma:.::e esB.;.,kl: per~rs- M.:~~ and Mrs. Cecil Cook and lam· Mr. and Mn. Kenneth Con· they visited Mr. ;nd Mrs. Ranfast delivery from our fOrt Miss Melody McComas of AI· guests at the Dale Stansbury 0 p ~· kl · Shar ily of East Liverpool; Mr. and dill and family have moved to dy Atkins and family Mr. and Wayne, Indiana wal'llhoule. bany is visiting with her grand- home. B~er, ~~;a1 ;:;~y, Mrs. Clarence Searl• and Ter- their newly purchased home at Mrs. David Hendrix~ family, HDon'l Dolay . •. . SIYt Todey . . , . parents, Mr. and Mr. Eiza Miss Laura Price and Mr Bk dT B j..""' ry· of Chelhlre; Mr. and Mrs. Groveport. and Mr and Mrs John Slack Buy Our Catalog Order C1111ter Way!" McComas and uncle and aunt,· and Mrs Jerry Stansbury oi etrfa ertadn tomt•-~•edey. or· Bemard Cook and family of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cbap- Mrs Ada Sla~k and sons' 8 u en 9 8 """' • · Y· lve 'l'ddi t Kar M and Eddi I Co · . Mr. and Mrs. VIctor.Perry.. Columbus, Mrs. Belly Throck· u 1 epor ; en cKay of man son e o hun· They wrte accompanied home Mr. and Mrs. LewiS Sm1lh, morton and daughter, Leslie OLIVE FARM WOMEN Bashan; CryslSI Hendricks of bus visited Saturday with. his by Mrs. Randy Aikins and chll· Oleva and Nancy, were In Co- and Johnny Throckmorton of . , Minersville; Mrs. Ezra Phll- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. dren, and Mrs. David Hendrix lumbus on SUnday. Oleva Smith Dayton visited at the Chester The Oli~e Farm Woman s Ups and Eddie Cook, local. Thomas Quick. and children. stayed at Columbus Business Price home over the weekend Club held Its June meeting WI~ Mrs. Flo Antcrson and Mr. . Mrs. William Winebrenner and Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Guin· UmverSJty where she has enroll· and were at Meigs Memorial Mrs. Marne Buckley. Mrs. VlVI· and Mrs. Joho Anterson of Ken- children Kathy; and Stevie tber and cbildren .,.ere Sunday Your Locel Mall Ordlll' H01111 ed lor classes. She recenlly Hospital in Pomeroy to see their an Humphrey conducted the na, W. Va., spent a recent Sun- lpellt Saturday wltb her lis- dinner guesls of ber mother, graduated from Albany High mother, Mrs. Elsie Price, who busmess session..Pisns were day here wlfh Mrs. Osa Bog- ter, Mrs. Pete Burdette and Mrs. Sadlt Smith of Hartford· Phone WY 2-3193 Scbool. On the return tr1p, underwent surgery fuis past discussed for a trip to Colum· geas and grandson, Gary. They famUy In Ga!Hpolls. w. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith and week. bus to replace the July and were accompanied home for a Mr. and Mro, Wlillam Duck-11;o;...,_..__.;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;; Nancy were. supper guests of Ruth Ann and Jane Jordan August mee~~gs. The. progr~ week'! visit by Mrs. Osa Bog· worth and daughtera of Rltt- 1 his brother·m-law and Sister, and Margie Jeffers spent Fri- topics were Fathers m Space gess and Gary. man spent a lew days with Mr. Mr. and Ml'll. Joho Whltlmg. day night and Saturday with by Mrs. Margaret Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ord of and Mrs. Richard Roush, Mr. ton and family at Lancaster. their cousin, Kathy Cheadle. "The History of the Star Span- Shinnston, W. Va. spent a re- and Mrs. Geoi'Je Schneider and The chtldren of Mr. and The Carpenter Boys 4·H club gled Banner" by Mrs. Lllllan cent Sunday with Mr. and Mn. Eleanor Kay. Mrs. Carrol Woodger~, Colum· members an advisor and par- Pickens. Refreshments were Rlcbard Roush. Little Miss Krlaty Moore of bus, VISited With the1r grand- ents enjoyed an educational served to the above named and Mrs. Ro.!a Thompson and dau· Pomeroy 1pe11t a few da)'!l with mother, Mrs. Zelia Perry and tour of fue Kyger Creek Gen. the following, Mrs. Pauline ghters Jeanie and Gracie visit- her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. other relatives here while Ul~r erating plant and the Buckeye Myers and Mrs. Savlila Barnett ed her daughter and son-In • Herman Lendon and her aunt, parenis •.pent a part of fuOJr Rural Electric Asoociation s guest from St. Pelersburs law, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Diicb- Mr. and Mrs. James Guinther vacat on m Canada. headuarters in Galliplis re- Fla. ' er and family in Columbus re- and alrls. Mro. Nma Chase h~s return· cently. This special tour was cently. Mr. William IIDlmes and ed born~ after spending a lew arranged by area extension ag. Tbe Birthday Club ate out Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Dursl Mr. B. F. Quisenberry were In days With hor daughter. Mrs. ent Ivan Arcber and was de- for their June meeting. PlaiUI spent a few daya In Davis, W. Athens Friday nljbt to allend IAILON SID - SHOULDIR SPOUT Donald Johnson and family of signed to help club memberl were made lor a potluck pie- Va. recently. the lllgh aehool graduaUon exToledo. Whlle there ~he attend- learn more about electricity, nlc for the next meeting at the Mr Ezra PbllUps vlalted rei· erciJes of their granddaughter, ed graduation exercises of the its uses, production and trallfo Royal Oaks Park. atives in Leaan County• W. Va. _ _ _ _ _;;__.....;;__; class of her grandson, Dav1d mission. Those attending from Mrs. Denver Weber 111 attend- on Sunday. Johnson. Mrs. Johnson br?ught the club were president, Wall- ing University of Indiana at Visiting over tha weekend WHAT II THE TIUTH •• • her mother home and VISited er Jordan, vice president, Stan- Terre Haute for a week, with Mr. and Mrs. Donald here. ley Hutton; secretary, Donnie Mrs. Mabel Hetzer Is visit- Hubbard and daughter Donna Tuesday, Mrs. Dawn Walk· Cheadle, treasurer, Dennis Tol· ing Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Het- were her parents, Mr. and Mrs I er, Helen Amta and Kent, of ley; news reporter, Rex Chead· zer and family at Toledo. Kenneth Wilt of Bucyrus 0 Thurman were guests of Mr. die and other members Char· Mrs. Donna Jean Harvey and Sunday afternoon ue;ts ·of and Mrs. Dale Dye. Father's les (Bil) Krebs, Randy 'Tolley, children, Parkersburg, W. Va., Mrs. Osa Baggeas a!r grand-~ Day dmner guests at the Dye Rodney Jordan and Jimmy Stout visited wlfh relatives, Sunday. son were Mr. and Mrs. Junior . . home were Mr. and Mrs Chet accompanied by advisor Dor Mr and Mrs Harold Humph- S d R B bb The.,..... to thiJ queotion plue and family of se,· Jordan and parents Mr. rey ~d family. or Bellevllie W Tpaun alnRa~ns Mroger,ndo y, many more imporlant facta..., cBaumgardner shocto · · • · erry o cme· a Mrs be lound Ia the ..u.., o n and Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Rex Cheadle, Mrs. Va., spent Sunday with Mr. Ralph Ro.!e and' dau' bier u~ rev ""' Glen Irwin and cbidren of Granville Stout and Mrs. Dor· and Mrs. Virgil Buckley. Ann of Racine and ~ Hilda ~~"?:';~About Ne~ 0 Marysville. sey Jordan. Harley Haning was · rile, phone or vwl • The annual Father's Day pro- a guest. TO ATI'END CAM Boggeas of LonR Bottom. ,. today for your FREE <OPJ. gram at the Ml Unton church M th 60 be d PT PLEASANT _ Th J Mr and ~· Rober! A. Har· l'horelo no obllgad011. ore an mem rs an . e un en of Manon were weekend ~ was well attended. Tbe Tern- guesls were present at Colum· lor Choir ol Christ Episcopal ests of hla ts · pie Tones of Akron, were the bla Grange meetln& Friday eve- Cburch will attend Junior Choir ~rs. Robert ~ 0 featured singers In the after· nlng wben Star and Laurel camp at Peterkin from June 19 M nd Mrs v noon and other talent psrlld· granges made their visitation. 28th through July 911.. Tlu! b:,~1u~ of' :ast Leuirt e:~ paled. Laurel grange lecturer, Nellie group, accompanied hy the Rev. Debbie Harden returned. borne The Junior MYF of the Al- 1Vale, presented several mem- Charles Pl12er, will travel to the with them bany Methodist Cburch were ben In a very Interesting pro- Peterkin cenler, located out- Mrs. Gl~M Cundill· M 1 Ly 3-4550 • gueals of the Temple MYF on I gram Members of the Star side Romney W Va by Grey Rutb cu d r ' 245 E St1 t0 s A he1111 Sunday evening and the group grange did the opening and hound bus an'd ~Ill l~a·:e Poin; Pearl M~B~d:'~~ : ::: ' t. t "'Joyed a wiener roast In the closing of tbe grange. out of Plea; ant, June 28th at 7:15 p. l-~~~ · ~;;;;_;,;~~·~~iiiiiii'iiiii'iiiii'iiii~~~ churcb grove and picnic area. county guests Included Stat e m. lr Those enjoying a Father's Deputy Master and Juvenile - - -- - - - - - THE HOME OF DEVOE FINISHES Day dinner lor Etta McComas Matron or Athens county, Mr. were made for the final joint NMd *for a tlre7 Water for the battery? Brake Checklclf We'rt at the V1ctor Perry home were and Mrs. Waldo Pooton, Albany visitation at Star Grallje on Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Jones and Grange, and Mrs. Melva Rad· July 18. Refreshments were ~ lin to serve~ and )'0111' car. You add beauty, give children, Bobb~e, David and Cin· cliff, Albany Grange. Plans served by the bost grange, protection, and insure *We c. M 'er up with Sky Chief, Texaco's p,:tmlum peoline fqr dy, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack f""-;;; ..;;_;;-;;.-"'-~;;--:;-:::====:::iiiiii~iiiiiiiiiii~~~~ . those who want the beat. . Temple and children, Stevie and 1 YOUR CHOICEI. a better flnlah-coat Jonnl.e, Dayton, and Miss when you apply Melody McComas, Albany. JUST , • , will! famous Are Chief, Texaco's •lar·JIIb sasollne. , other guests were Mr. and . DEVOE WONDER 011 chlnp? We'll put in th8finest enelne in the world-new Mrs. Errol Pickett of Toledo. , 1 AIR • CONDITIONER :heir friends, Mr. and Mrs. WOODSEAL to wood Hwollne aft·temperature motor oil. Quick Mount. Installs In Donell Sharp of S•!t Lake City, surface& first. Any Room In A Jiffy atassls7Welubricate with Texaco Marfak-by d!art, not by chance. : Utah. and Mr. and Mn. , 4500 BTU. George Lowther, local. we have a large stock of tires, batteries, and other • rlsori• Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKee COME IN you may need to assurnafer drivina. Stop ia of Nelsonville, and Mr. and , FOR SOME Mrs. Jack McNabb and daugh. :tODAY! ters, Croton, Ohio, called on their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. w11o Mend•l Jordan and Mr. and Tht Playmata 13P01310 S.rlOI _ ,YOUI FIIINDLY TIXACO DIAIHS . Mrs Ney Carpenter late Sun31% more picture thon 11" TV. d"v afternoon. Precl•ton·cralted 14,000 volt borizonttl challis wtth rigid wtll> Mrs. Ney Carpenter, T. J. aroundlt•el construcllon. In Go lito &Moltt Coulltltt Steelbone wide·anrlo picture S I Satcher, Floyd King and J. K. II tube. lnd upp y Co. .,.... 11'1 Ttx- ....... l'orttr T-• ....... Crabtree were among those ' Wllkttvtlle p,wllo called al Sheltering Arms ' BUY IIOTH FOR AS LITTLI A5 C,_.. & Dtllvory hospital to see Druzilia Wood· ' O'lltll'o ltrvto. Notlfltr'lPomoray Tticaco ltnl<o ,10 DOWN 3Sc PER DAY Cooh & CorryOtlllT••• ...lll, Ohio 1 rum of Albany, who Is a pa- ! tlenl there She II 1 lonner I BAKERFURNITURE 8udtt1Pian C&MCamnT-t WyoH&IhltTI'fSident of this community. ' Opp. 8&0 Dlpot lutlaM ChtthiN i ·" :.11'. and Mn. Elba McKni&ht MIDDLEPOilT, OHIO ,h, 675 ,1160 ''· ""'""' Dlotrtllu!M ly City 1ft a Pool c:.nq,...,, D!lll~llo, ~~~ r ·· · · Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midclleport, 0., June 26, 1965-5 of Places, Peoples Ideas are Basic to Devei . . -- a.. I J SHOP TONIGHT sayre I mm l WOPJ,J)'S ClltEA!I'IST I UNTIL 9 PM t THE SHOE BOX Syracuse SOCJ'ety NoteS -- ···- ·New In Farml;;g sen McBride who II eotlllned former resldenll who now reo side at Milbourne, Fla. has en- ····"""·'"'"'"_. _____ . LAWJTAVD I Reedsville =ay~l~: ~~ Society NoteS FOR YOUR SHOPPING sr:!:d PLEASUR • A NEW WAY TO SAVE TIME AND MONEY/ Sales & Service . ..... -• Phone WY 2-2975 I Carpenter S 'a) N ews SPECIAL! ONE GALLON DAIRY SPRAY - - - - -- :J .,! ' Sure Sign of Quality" THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. DAIR". EQUIPMENT Morris Equipment Co. McCORMICK~ WI 9-3202 PEARL IT, SPECIAL OFFER ** DO YOU NEED MONEY FOR ' f I Sugar Run Flour Mills Phone WY·2-2115 PRODUCTION CREDIT 114 Mulbtny Avt, OU TSTANOIN(i TODAY! • Meigs Equipment Company IH. REAR MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Pomeroy, Ohio \\ ABOUT NERVE High -speed, hard-pull power More acres worked- in less time on less fuel DEMONSTRATE THE 706S FEATURES ON YOUR FARM eCompttiHve rot1l Loan Cost eOn Tht F~rm Service e C:riCIIt Lift Insurance ePtriMr Owned CNCih Sourc:t I FARMALL" 706 73.8 bp LET US Operating Cost Capital Improvement Equipment Live~tock Automobiles Educational Loano SPRITE PICNIC JUG I MORE WORK DONE ••• LESS FUEL USED . . . IN CARPENTER, 0. ,.,...., POMEROY WY 2-2176 NOW! ••. Your N'w Unico Freezer, Refrigerator or Combination DEAfNESS? Make one stop tS:::en' : :! I ' INTRODUCES B/P/M MILKING ... Diles Radloear Co * * *And CAROLINA LUMBER Trust your car to the ·f AIIOTIIIR CHORE•BDY FlRITI Willi 1 BIPIM Pipeline Syso !Jm, is ltptl'lled ioto two lints: one for milkinlo tile lllltii' far coiWtYins the milk. .combined with Chor•Boy'• splltrkil!lalul Roll~ this new system .Jiminates ~ In WICI.IIllllr prvwldn flit, gentle milkll1fl. 111111o0 M•11111111h0w UHlir hOW n\uch milk each cow alvos Ill IICh rnllkirw, kelps bloody or ..,.,.1 milk rot of the lila In m1lldna Jllrlor ~10111, d\Oro-Boy BJP/M Sntems _... yuu to mbk t11«1 fltlllr 1nd bllltr 1111n with .., ellter .sysllql, Ill pnxktCe lle.t q!IIIU, mtlk With ttott ........ of ltiOIIr. I4IIIIL •n wen the star lo ············~······················· Available ONlY In Chlire-Boy Pipeline Milkina ~ SOle! and Serviced by $J84·00 I ·fULTON ·THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES \• 1;:;; #.o!. 'i f IIIPRINf AVI. ··~· ,., " .. - ,._ ... HaN-gallon of FREE ICE CREAM for each cubic foot capachy you buy in a UNICO Freezer, Refrigerator or Combination. NOWATOO .... ' . UNICO CHEST FREEZERS 15 CUBIC FOOT · · · ·· · · · · · · · only $189.00 17 CUBIC FOOT ·•· · · · ··· · ·· · only $219.00 21 CUBIC FOOT ·· · · · ·· · · · · · only $239.00 ' 23 CUBIC FOOT · · · · · · ·· · · ·· only $259.00 UNICO UPRIGHT FREEZERS 15 CU~IC fOOT ...... · · .... only $219.00 18 CUBIC FOOT · · · · ··· · · ·· · only $255.00 20 CUBIC FOOT .. only $267.00 30 CUBIC FOOT · · · · · · · · · ·· · only $349.00 REFRIGERATORS and COMBINAnONS 00 00 .. POMEROY SAVE EVEN MORE I ' ~Co~uaweNw~ndV~If'•~~--~~==-.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~ L~------------------------------.J'~----------------------------------~._............J '• FREE ICE CREAM DEAL I pr~ Portland Ideal The Portland Ideal t-H Club held their June 15 meeting at Portland Park lor a cookout supper. During the businesa meeting members made tents· live plans to visit Royal Oak Park lor a:Jother cookout. Paula Sayre and Susie Price gave a demonstration on the proper way to build a wood fire for roasting food and a special report was given on "The Value of Your Food Dollar." Alter the meeting, games were led by Sandra Sayre. Racine Jolly Neighbors Thirteen members attended the June II meeting of the Racine Jolly Neighbors held at the Methodist Church. Choosing a theme lor a t-H float and servIng refreshments to donators to the Bloodmobile were two items of buslneas dlscnssed by the members. A demonstration was 1•1v•m by Renee Burks on how pack a lunch. Followillll the meeting games were led by Rita Salser and refreshments were served by S!Jaron ""·vm and Garcia McGraw. Leading Creek Helpars The Leading Creek Helpen met on June 15 at the home of Jane Schuler with adVIsors CharlDUe Peckham and Blanch Hanlaon In attendance. Cooking from tbe project Meals" was the IUbjecl deiDODStratlons given by Wamlliey on pl'fplrillfl 1 lialad . . . . . . . Plus: fllrid *Or l I service for JOID' car * ADMIRAL A Salute To Our Locel Dairymen y .. 1 Lower Priced Than Our SPECIAL LOW SALE PRICES ..• eJUNI IS NATIONAL DAIRY MONTHI • Serving Southeostorn Ohio ond W. Ya. Phono WY 2·2111 J•ck W. CarSty, Mar. Looll for tho lit 'L' tn Route 7 a 33 •t tllo lin<l of , ......, u..,.. Open Tll9 P.M. (Monday Thru Saturday) ' ' . ' ,, .... 15.5 CUBIC FODT NOW ONLY-- - - - - - - - - ~69 14.1 CUBIC FOOT FROST-FREE MODIL ...- - - - -- - $309 IU CUBIC PDOT PROST-PUI MODEL - - - - - - - '342 0 eWE DELIVER-WE SERVICE-WI fiiNANCI · ;1, ·, �;.,;.;jo; . ........ ~ ....... ,. . . .. .............,._ ... ....... . ' . ~- .... .. A ~ • • .• ~ ........................ w. ... ··· ~ .................. " ~ ..... .... .... .... ~- . .. ......._ . ,., .,. ... ... .ot-•·-01 I •• ~..u. ,,.., ..... _ .. - · _ ........ _ _....,_ _...,_ _..,...,_ _ _......_ _ _.... _ ,. ._ _....""'_ _,............- . . .....,........, ....- .... . _ _ ,._ ' • Classified Ads Your Modern Communi tv Bulletin Board WANT AD INf-ORMATION FOR SALE For Rent 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 26, 1965 --..,.-------,- @) T--=R,.,.AI;:-L"'E:R-:;-; SPACE on- P""'agc:-e-;;;Sl ORDER AMSTUTZ'S H&N cement driveway. Electricity "Nici Chlck" leghorn chicks, .., .:.,:,., ..:::!"':..."':1:""- n•tural gas, city water, sr or started pullets today. Mml· Mond" age, available. Mr,. A. H. em Poultry, Box 188, Atht!Dl!, •t:::~::::-:.1':::'" Dillard, Middleport. Phone Ohio. Phone LY 2·9031. .,, .. - - """' ""' ,. .. WY 2-2864. 6 25 6-26-1tc ••• ""' ,. ""•"•""•• a"""'"'"u"' MC.T ·ERN 4 room apartment 10 MEAT case - 8 ft. Tyler, dou..... ~.~... ·~ 2 SIGNS Pomeroy 01' M0 for Co. OUAtiTY Stiversville News Notes Harrisonville Employment Wented N EMPLOYMENT W8Ditd- E:apertenc:ed lnterior and merlor pain"•• Free eatlmatet. Phone WY2-2612 or ... Roaer Cul!ums. &-29-dc N eWS Ofes ---------1-----.----- Mn. Felb: Atldre Mr. and Mra. S. W. Dant, Charles Pickett of Hollywood, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brewer 63 FORD GALAXIE 500 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ' 1799 Business Opportunities Fla., and his mother, Mrs. Mae and David picnicked at tht '""..,, "'!~~~~~ ~'":m'"~...~ E Main Street for rent. WY ble duty service meat case. H. T. Cpe, 406 cu. in. motor, 4 -s~ed trans., vinyl interior, Pickett ~ Darwin visited Mn. Forked Run Lake State Pari ..:::;::•h'~m.:f!: · h1 nd red liniBb, radio. Was $1995, Special $1799 "' W h ·~:M J)ll':: 2-2381. 6 25 3tc it mezzamne s eves a Mary Diehl of Harrisonvllle re- Sunday. ""'"' "'" ..,, "' _.,u'"" '"' FOR RENT -Trailer space display NOW S1599 cently. 1110,. ..... IRI. '"""'~ h•.,.t;Jon $300 I aktrays, 't. A·RIacme .condition. ~nod 63 CORVAIR MONZA CPl. . . ·&" ,·n Mt'ddl.. es t ,. d . I b k t ta "-. Douglas Hancock of . Rand• II.. Ta!bolt or New Lex" Black finish, 4-speed trans., 110 en.11 ., re vtny uc e sea , AYU:ll On N. Second .., :!,';"'., ,....., port Near shopping district. Markel. WI 9-3:1 42. 6-21Hltc radio, beater, &ood wtutewalllires. · Detroit, Mich., vi•lted her mo- ington VISited his parents, Mr. • 'i:~mo!"' ,,;:.; ;."".:;:;"'- Concrete patios. CaU WY z. MOBILE Home, 1957 Skyiiner I / ther, Mrs. Maude Murray for and Mrs. Deli Talbott Sunday. >1 "'"" " ' ~,. ,., , . _ ""' 2186, WY 2·J346 or WY 2·3600. 43 x 8 2 bedroom, good condi- 62 CORVAIR MONZA CPl. · · · · NOW $l 295 · several days r"';"ntly. Mrs. Mae Van Meter and Ru:C:,..ont~!:n, Oll pld .u anG 6-5--tfc tion. Mr . Reed, Reedsville,~~ Powerglide, radiu , heater, new tires, bucket seats, a:reen I Mrs. Mary Hamg has return- by were Sunday guests of Mr. ~ai\''~,..~.::."T uarru.,.,.., " and 4 ROOM fumishet apart- Ohio. Phone 667-11333. 6-26,30tp finish. I ed_ home !rom Veterans Mem· and Mrs. Paul Evans and Paul ;;;...,".....,."" ,.:.,•..,":,. "'1': ments. Rowley & Reed Hard· 1965 STEREO Consoiewithra· ! onal hospital. She Is feeling Dean. Fr S SOURS 0, belter after having the old 4 ..., t_ ." .. '""' • " o.ur ware. 5 11 tfc dto. Lovely walnut finish, · fashioned measles, penumonia, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fitch ........, ,,., . . . . 1o " " ' oo•• speed changer, 4 speaker OPEN EVES. ,ao P.M. 7 ~ "'t..."tf' • 1HXEE an~ tour"""" IIll'lli,ht> sound system. Dual volume an d tee tb extracdon. Ralph. and fatru·1y and Mr. and · Mrs. UOULT.~·~INo ed llld lllllumiiiial aportcontrol. Take over payments POMEROY, OHIO Stevie and Sherry Haning also Mike Evans and daughter were menll WY U434 12 8 tic ot $6. per month or pay bal· , have had the German measles recent Sunday guests in the MODERN room and bath. ance due no1.22. Free home NEW SPEED QUEEN recenUy. home ol Mr. and Mrs. Charles PHONE WY 2-2156 furnished 4apartmen~ Middle- demonstration. Call WY 2- Rul Estate for Sale Business Services COtN.OP LAUNDRY ·Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Taylor Van Meter. 1fe 6555 &-2161 COMING SOON of Slatat Island, New York, 1 port. WY ~74. 4 _21 _ I · ·c HOUSE FOR SALE •own this high return visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louise Brewer and Mrs. Investment business Do th Du t lied 0 M TRAILER LOTS - free sew· ' AUCTION every Wednesday and · Modern Ranch Style Beautiful Financing available Mn. Fred Durham of Kings· r Y rs ca . ~ rs. ago and water. Brown's !'rail S.turday Welch ' Auction locaUon on top of small bill •we have 1 top location bury Road, Harrisonville. Leana Beegle and Crtssle ol WE WISH to expr... our grate- er Park iStalo! Appro•<;!!!, Laurel Rou~e IZ4 ' ~ing Sta~Higb;ay ~arage on .W~r~ ~~t t~l~l.'r:!o~~urs Gordon Aikins of Urbana, Ill. Dorcas, Monday. ' lui appreciation to our friends Minersville, Ohio, Phone n • ' ' 301 . ute 7 WI goo roo to. mam daily-average annual returned h.ome. after spending Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Carpenter 62 lor their kindness at the death Z.3324. I ll lfc p highway. Four bedrooms, hvmg income SfOOO to $8000. a week wtth ht! parents, Mr. spent Sunday evening with Mrs of h b d d father PICNIC TABLES for sale rea s- dimng, family, kllcben, 1reak 1 Write lor infoJ;lllalion ond d M E !It' · our us kan 80 . · Fo~ S I R onable Call SH 2.5052 .' fast play. maio's, utility and I appointment to Security an rs.. ugene A ms and Mildred Circle, Morning Star. Donald Yoc ey. We especta.1 I I e 01 ant . f shop. Three baths, ceramic tile Laundry Machinery Co., Inc. other relattves ~ friends. Victor Durst visited In Bel· 6 23 I c and wall to wall carpet on !y thank Ewing Funeral Home. -Sales & Service 7712 Dearboro Ave.. Clncin· Mrs. Stella Atktns of Rutland pre and ParkersburJ on Wed· Rev. Joseph Kraly. ,;ngers 6 ROOM HOUSF with bath, 4thl floor~ About two·thirds of _ nati aa. Ohio, or 2661 0Pat· and her son, Go~don Atkins, of nesday afternoon. Mrs. Riebel Downi' . and or· and Elm st. , Racine. Inquire Help Wanted bouse is paneled in mahogany !~r~~on~d·a~·~~.il~i. ~~: Urbana, Ill., VISited wtth her ganist, Mrs. Fred Blaettnar! at Earl's Barber Shop or THREE MEN to wash windows and walnut. Air conditioned eFits Almost Every Car cinnati. 791·5482 collect after mother, Mrs. Mary Diehl, Har- Mr. and Mrs. Den Talbott and all !hose who srnt fl"w phone WY t-5249. 6 25 3tp on ou•side for one dav only . Large pall? and ~ouble carport. eTransferable Wilen 7:00 P.M. risonville Friday evening. spent the weekend with Mr. ers and cards. M;•· Donald, I T d Give full information in first be oeen You Trade Cars Mr. and Mrs. JeiT)' :ndera andd 0 Yockey and Family. 6-21>-ltp 1 Sa e or r_a__e ___ Jetter. Write Box 66o, care Coli 98,_3555 Chester. Ohio port, Thursday and Friday, Teri of Columbus visited her ' ern · eir gran · FOR RIDING HORS~ .. mm of The Daily Sentinel. ' eGuaranteed 24 months June 24 and June 25 from 9 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'son, Randy Wells i• home for 8 or 24,000 miles a.nt. to 9 p.m. Blackwood Friday and return Itwo weeks from the Naval movie camPra. wur· lens.l 6 25 6tp FOR SALE, attractiVe 3. bedeMost Popular Unit ed home Sunday. I Base at Pensacola, Fla., He Losl and Found electnc eye· case. movie rorR WOMEN to help with room brick and frame ranch Camping Equip. Mr. and Mrs Duane Stante wtll return to Washington, D. LOST· Pair presCription sun,. Jight, 8 mm self threading I cleamngs for one day only. style home m the new addi· In the us A. BARGAINS, FOR- THE 4TH and Steven of Harisonville anrc for further training. Klass .. and case. WY muvie pr<lJ«"!or. both like Give full information in first lion of Chester Road. Hard· Mrs· Bud Watao n, 6 242·3171.1 3t USED Tents, boats, outboard Mrs. Nada Townsend of Down· Mr · and . c new. $300.00 value new Ph. letter, also name, address and wood noors, bastment, fire. East Ltverpool 1n•t•l1td mtrs. $50 up. SPECIAL ON ington had a picnic dinner at . spent a few - - - - - - - - - - WY 2·3196. phone numbet . Write Box place. patio, Iron! brick plant- It CAMP TRAILERS, 1 demon- Lake Hope lost Sunday days with frtends and reladveo Notice 6 24 3tc I 668, care or The Daily Sening areol, marble window J · ~----,-.,.,.--I stral.<Jr, Tent & Trailer rent- Mr. and Mrs Felix Alkire of In this community · . THE RESTAURANT in Rutland REAL genom• hunting Beagle tine!. I _25_ &tp - sills, aluminum windows alli 5 als. Amsbary Apache Trailer Harrisonville attended the fun· Howard. Allen took the ftrst fo, merly called "The Hut" 1 pups. Will sell or trade for WAITRESS - apply in person, screens, storm windows and . Sales, 631 tth Ave., Gallipolis, eral or Mrs. Hattie Reeves of load of "PPelt~mb aloesh 1°f the anything of equal value. Ph. Blue and Grey, Pomeroy. doors , well insulated, lot Pomeroy, 0. Ohto ' ' 44' M~. • . , ~- Albany. "'.ason o ~ urg or Billy 1II I will be open under now man. SH 2-4176. 1~ ·~ c 1 b' j ""'"'" .. " " " " ' H It 6 23 3tc 6 6 tfc .vx...... opper P urn mg, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Damron ast wee agement, Monday, June 28, . ___ liled bath aftd kitchen . ReducMr and Mrs Charl•s All by Donna Grate. s. Civil Sorvlco Tom! visited Mr. and Mrs Tim Prit· · en For Sale ....u.womoo " ... om ...,.,. JDDo ed to $14.000 Phone Bob Hoel- lJOIN THE AAA. Be protected chard of Ashland, K . recent· and fa~lly, East Liverpool, and 8 25 3tc -~=====--'!t_lh ,.,,, 'lhOf'l hn''" "d~~m.nt Itch, WY 2·5337. 6-26-tfc on Road-bond and •riP servly Y' Jack Timmons and family of o• oUUSllndJ ()f ton, opetl r,.,.,.l"alnrJ ==-:==--::---~-EARL'S Barber Shop, Rae me, IGOOD CABBAGE for sale, $1 :!~i~' a:~=.c::;;'1 a~r'~C: FOR SALE - 65 1 ~ acres Good 1 ace Call or contart : E. M. -Bob Damron of E~sl Bank Pomeroy were weekend guests Ohio now has two barbers I " bushel Wtlkt e Sarson """ "" '""' '"''"" ...,DIN"""'' buildmg sttes Pnced right. Burton, 578 Broadway St.. Entered Hospital W. Va .. vlsi!ed with Ius par- of Frank Cornell and sono. Earl' Custer and Roger Hill: Portland.· VI 3·2481 . :;,:;; '""" .,..., ••m• •••- ••• Nire localton. Phone WY 2· Middleport, Ohio. Among those who entered I ents, Mr and Mrs Sam Dam- R R. Durst and Tom and 1 Wt will appreciate yom pattr 5~nJ.; n1e~:.~ ~:mwo~ 7883. 6-26-4lc 8 25 30tp Holzer Hospital in t.he past 24 ron over the recent weekt'nd Rudy Durst attended the Rt6 _25 3_ rona e lt houro were : Mrs. Millard Me Rev John Davie 0 1 Athr gatta at Pomeroy Sunday. 6 25 g· PI CHROME dmette .able ' two GRILL1 COOK wanted at once.• FOR· hSALE o .. 2 story houge INSIDE and outsi~e palntlng Coy Rio Grande Mrs Everett : ch>rge of sthe Dnily ns · Several from here attend · 7 b d b was tn PONY RIDES. Esk; Hill Farm chatrs, S20 00. Cabmet base, App Y m person al Crow s wtt room, ath an ase- Roof work. Reasonab.e rate. Plantz, Rt. 2 Cheshtre, Mrs. Vacation Bib! sch 1 t th ed the funeral of Mn. Rlllh Co latwoods ~ ad Pom $5 Handmower, $8. Two 50,· Steak House I 23 61c ment Located on Bailey Hun ' Phone VI 3·2700 6-19-30tp Harold E. Roush , Mason, W. H . . e booool r a e zart last week F nO ' eroy 0 BTU n f Road 912 a .. nd I . v Mr R H II M arr"c•nvt 11• sc or one . Ohio. Mtke Jones. cozy oor urnace., SKILLED carpenter for lnllide . c s . grou BULLDOZER - WORK wanted. a., s. oger yse ' ason, week. Teachers were : Junior Maxine Powell called on Mrl. 00 , t all controls, $125 each. Under· work Give lull informallon House m good condition Well S 11 d bl W. Va .. Mrs. Iva Bell L tie, 1 Gary Van Meter and sons M Sh • 24 3 P w,ood typewnter, "0 . letter, ma WY ozer'2-22113. reasona e ra 1e. So uthslde, W Va • Mrs. Clay· cMrs. ass -RJbtrtrs. Welch aronandJewell . _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __.:. .., . Ph one m first also name, and cistern wat " For terms, I Phone Mrs' Toni Wells of Xenia Is visit· SERVICES nightly Monday II y 2-3442 6 25 3tc address and phone number contact Roy Van Cooney, Mee Je IOtc ton E Newberry Rt 2 Letart, De 'I W I h p . M . lng her grandparenll Mr and through Fnday, ' 7'4> p m.l DISHWASHER. large Slzewlth Wnte Box 668-C, care of I Arthur, Ohto. Phone ~y 6~ W. Va., Ralph R. Snider, Jr., Ha':t St:nfe~ ~~~?ay-; Mrs. Dell Talbott. • With r R HH AI The Datly Sentmel Pomeroy 4281. 6-26-7tc ANNIVERSARIES and Reun- 207 Beech St., Mtddleport, Rhon- te .11 M M, 1 · . Mrs Elva Daily local lnd tt' bo d t evange IS 1 . ostet- map 1e cu mg ar op h ' I IOns ar) grand orca~IOns for da L Snider '1JY1 Beech St ri ' rs I dred Alkire. . ' ' ter and team at the B•g Gos-l so antique bed WY 2-3489 0 IO. 6 22 6tc FOR SALE The home of the h 1" h h · t th M'ddl. 1 J0 h L Kinder&arlen - Mrs Leo Mrs. GeorgJa Autherson of 0 pel Tent, on R~. 124, South 6 25 6tc Auto Sales !ale T G. Clay and. Bertha ~.!e~ ~~~e - ;;/ :o i;t~ 7~ ~:~t~ut ~t. ~iddl/"~' Morr·<. Mrs. Dena Welch and Ne~ark spent • lew dayo _In Portland. Good preachmg·l 35 H P.. 14 It boat and !railer. Clay, Dyesvtlle. Ohto, IS offer- men!. Grover's yStudio,pr::'om- Mrs. Harry Joe Dennison,po54i I Mrs. Gloria Riggs. The clos· Phtladelphla last week. Mtss teachmg for all races, col- 1' See at Cozart Garage. Ra· CHRYSLER 1951, one owner. ed for sale !OJ liiOO Two story ero Ohio. 6-21Hltc Htgh St., Middleport, Mro. El· l mg ptogrom of ·~e Bibl• school Judy Cozart, wbo has complet or! or creeds. Special mustc. cine tc very good running conditton, house wtth four rooms. For Y. bert S. Layne. Rl. 1 Oak Hill was h•ld on Friday an~ a pic- ed etght weeks of tratnlng at 6 25 6 6 24 6tc clean mSJde and out or w1ll terms, contact Warran Clay, . SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Write William Russell Rl 1 0 k Hill I nic wa. held on the school the Germantown Dispensary _ _ _ _ _ _ __ .:_:__=: !<;LEVATOR, 2 wagons , spray· trade for email parcel of ' Route 2, Albany, Ohio. Phone l814 Viand St., Pt. Pleasant, W Mrs Larr F' 'oen~e ~t j grounrl•. and Hospital, returned homo Equip~! for sale: Good dump er, narrt"l pull plows, seed ground on hard road. Write : 691l-3127. 6-2ii<·7tc Va. 6 3 SOtp Oak. H'll YTh · Cy,K b.l h I A ~it~t.day dinner was held with them. She will bt em bed stdes and hotst complete I t VI :1-2281 B 41 N Ha .. . ' ' omas sc • on Sll•dav honorir.g M" . Ciyje P.loyed as a laboratory loebSee Ivan Carman Rllute 2.1 pan er. . ox ' ew ven, W. Va. CAR WAHSED and vacuumed. Jackson, Mrs. Audrey. aPoore. 6 24 31 P Pomeroy, Ohio, ~~ Peachi 6- 26·3tc "'uCLI•t btlltb Wtlson's car wsh. 550 PagHt, Jackson, James F. Barnett, Rt. Ander•on at her home In Rut· m~an at H~:zer Hospital. Fork. Phooe WY U865 USED CUSHION glider and! 1959 LARK, clean, with good \..1 rtfc., ~I 7 Middleport. WY Z.3517. Open I Pedro, Mrs. Billy Simpkins, land. Her birthday was June ecent ca ers at the borne tc canopy double swmg. $19.95 tires. Runs good, 1175.00. 1645 from 8 a m... s p. m.. seven , Rt. 3 Delaware, Mrs. Rondale 23. She received many nice gifts of E. H. Carpenter and lamlly 6 23 6 ;;-;;;:-:;:;:;;;;;;-;;-==-:::..:.:: each. Rutland Furmture, Ru~ Lincoln Hgts., Pomeroy. I POMEROY - 1'1 story frame J days a week. 6 1 SOtc L. Tackett, Ravenswood. w Va. from lhe following guests, Mr are Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Durst &UTOMUBD.Jt IIIIW'JIDCOJ tteoo land, Ohio. 6 24 3tc 6 23 fife 6 rooms, bath, front and b.ck ~ . - . . . and Mrs. Robert E. McGinnis and '-h Curtis AnderS! and Tom, Mrs. Loutse Van MeCIDCIDed? l..ost yuur opera - ---- - - -· porches. basement. gas heat- '•lfler Buildlll~ .•"PPlb .for . Greenup, Ky son of Dunbar, W.Va., Mr and ter and Nikki and David Hill ltlr'l ac.tll! "-" lfY ~-. AUCTION e v.e r y Saturday. 1957 BUICK, •uper. 3 good ing lot 1110 x 1oo good lo- oew nome• Bmlt m kite!> Dl bar ed Mrs Cl' ·r rd A d nd Mr and Mrs Bud Watson Ea•t . - - W I h' A I L I Cl ff I . Good cond" , , . d a1 sc g . ·' o n erson a two . • . ,..... IIIUc e c s uc Ion, aure i • ex ra ltres. . tlion, cation. $6500.011. I ena, storm wm OWl, ~ Patients recently discharged sons of Parkersburg, Mr. •nd Liverpool, Mrs. Olive Talbott. -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;:,I Rt. 124. 6~30tp $425. WY 2·29222 e2vemngs. POMEROY -2 -bedroom frame . Inurn oullng. CaD Guy Netil" included John Darling, Mrs. Mrs. Clyde Anderson, Jc., ol David Simpson, Sylvia Allen r IT'S OUR pleasure to Loan 6 23 tfc home, bath, basement. forced ler, Raelne, Oblo. Jaci Veith, Reese Jenkins Dunbar. Mn. Anna Lee Crott- Mrs. Bess Fitch, Mr. and Mrs. Carpet Shampooers FREE The Ramlller hot air heating, attached ga_ ·- ~ ___ 12 2!1 tic Gary T. Bane, Mrs. Emmeti son and tour children ot Dun· Raymond Filch, Jr., and chlld1 with purchase or Blue Lustre w.-td Slalldlll'll ol flompBcl rage, lot 50 x 200. $8500.00. AUCilONEER Banks, Chester Cremeens, Mra. bar, Mr. and Mrs. Dale llusser ren, Mr. and Mn. Willard Prlct Carpet Shampoo. 6 22 61c ~ CLOSE IN - II acres farm flomplele 8enlcl Robert Flaher, Mra Billy J. of Rutland and Mrs. Clyde and daughters, Newark, Ru Wll..LIAMSON'l/ in. 'coal fur Ills ear roo111, rldo lltld per(all clean ), I story frame, 2 Crill Bradford Tipton, Willard Sprouae, DeJ. AnderSOii'S two children !I dy Durst, Mr. and Mn. S. W My Offlco Will nace, automatic damper con· htrmaiCe. llmi1J eu oCD&OIIIJ' bedrooms, front and back Write, Prot1o 1r Clllltad mar Larkins, Valerie Lewil, home, Dorothy and Paul Ander- Durst, R. G Ables, Norman lo Closed From trol. Charles Byer, 360 s. 6th lltld ...,...bii!IJ porches, part basement, e•· A. C. IIRADII'ORD LilT)' M. Bentley, Rotlllle Paci, son. Deems, Mr and Mn, GIDian Ave., Middleport, Ohio. lee cellent locatioo. $8200.00. RadDe, otdo Randy Halley, Mra. Larry Mr. •nd Mrs, John Gl~~'n Taylor, Stewart, Mra. Elva Da! Mondlly Juno 211t 6 24 6tp Metrvpotlla M . BERT M. COX, SALESMAN S 1 Ito Lee Henry Willis, Mra. RoberJ and family visited his mother ly and Judy Court, llld u.aid Until .........................;.~~~ E. 111a1t1 s-t. Pomero, WY Z-3131 WY WS31 m CONDmONING Relrtger- Runnel, Richard Loucks, Mrs. Mrs. Lana Gibson of HarrtaoO: Violet of Tuppel'8 Plains. ,._ WI W8'll s 25 31G a11on service. Jack'• 1letltt- ~ Lievlng, Mn. Billy Sim(> ville a recent &mday. Tllllllay July 6th Fer lummtr Driving .•• I 22 lie FOR SALE eratioD, New Haven, Pbotttl tintt, Mrs. JametJ R. Holling&- Mrs. Margaret Douglas visit· ofyl'Uft Go101lno - - - - - - - - - THREE bedroom hou•• Bu' Til :t-353'1. 4 I Ito bead and infant son, and Mrs. ed Nellie Clay recently Pleasut Vall!J HOip)W oLubricotion S.rvlco ~. ~ ·- ~ Harry D. Brown and lntant Mr and Mr De · ADMITTED· Mra Jolt oUnlco r;,..., All sboo Insurance temut Ave., Pomeroy, hard- larl Grleler, Plqmbbl ud daughter • s. !bert Red· · n Ask obO<Jt FREE 11., offor wood noon, hot water heatHH!fq · man ol Dunbar stayed over· Wamaley, Cbeshlre; Mrl. EmFOR BOATERS PHOTO Cop11Jl& l!ervlce. Cop- lng system, oul or floods, best M1Dmv111e, otdo night Sunday with Rev. William est Cunnlngbam, PI, Pleuant, Insurance Rlvor 10rvlce on whlto 101 leo mado fll legal paper1, neighborhood, 13.500. Ead JOlll sewer lloablel Barnhart. Mrs. Jolm Hartsook, Vbtlon OOARANTEED, renewable for •• our boot dock. birtb recont• a.,d almost any TWO bedroom house, High Wo bave toil alzee Johnny Gibson, son of Jolm Joyce Burger, Bidwell; Mra life n""pitallzatioo. Issued SUPER IERYtCI other documents. Street, Lincoln HI!~ PomeSewer Motht.. _ Gibson of Athena v!JI~ 1 Ice! Este, Buffalo; Cbarlea &. II aU ag... Pbono WY Z.6166. STATION Reuter IDsttraoce, PomertiJ roy, recently refinished Inside Reasoaablo B.ateo Gauce reatlltlp: GaiUpoUs with Mrs. Lana Gibson. Stokes, Buffalo;· Mn. Berlbl 2 18 tlo OPEN 1 4 tic and out 13.91111. Call WY Z.Zf71 Day or NI&M Dam 12.2, 11.7, running 1\io feet Zelia Dean a..lsted Lana Marlin, Henderson. _ __ For Rent 24 HOURS --H---W- - d- - TWO bedroom houses, Lin7 :II tfc on rollers, Pomeroy-Maaon 20.- Gibson two days housecleaning. DISCHARGED· BaiT)' C.. 1 ---~----~,~~"""""""""'"""""""""',.11 a P ante coin Heights, Pomeroy, new . M, Pt. Pleasant 24.17, Hlntoo The HarrtaonvfUe Lend • A· to, Pl. J>leasani Mary I ROOM furnished house on DON'T PUMP )"lU sluggish sep. HELP want£11 : Licensed prac- additions, furnaces, etc. ,7,· BATING, l'ballblq. Mviier .076, Kanawha Falls 2.82, Char- Hand Circle met at the home witb, Pt. Pleulllt. Beq. Second St. , alw 3 room apart- tic t.1Dk. Get Klean-Em-AII tical nurse for Carman Nurs- 01111. FurDaeeo. ArtiOltl Blot•on. lesion 18.88. London, Marmet of Mrs. Bertie Wyatt recently. ment with bath, partly !urn· oeptic tanlt cleaner. Land· ing Home, at Pomeroy, Ohio. lll Eaal Mabt IJired, Peal- and Winfield da1111 were on the Mn. PauHne Altlnl waa tbe BIRHS: Mr. llld Mrl. Darlshed Mason Phone 773-5916. mark FarJL Bureau. .2£-tfc FOUR Bedroom house, Butter·..,.,, Pbotte WY Z.ZHI. sills. devotional leader. Present reD Buci, Grimmll Llli1dlq, 1 6 6-2£.3tc 1 18 tic BABYSIITER to live in -·and nu t Ave., $7,500. 7 2t lfc Bolt Movemetllt were Mr. and Mrs. Charles daugltter; Mr. and Mrl, JIDIII =a""ou"'s=E:-.:FO"'R"""R"'E=-...,..:...:::.-= Oblo IUver - Louisiana up Jonet1, Mrs. Mary Diehl, Mrs. Slover, Gallipollo FelT)', a datr . NT, t . fO!lm• ':,:.~.~0~~:~~~ care for two small children. TWO modern homes, Pomeroy, 1N • t, 2:55 p.m.; Lunga Poinl up Margaret Halliday, Mrs. Bern- ghter. . and bath. Ptcture wmdows, .... _. • ....,.""'" .,. .... Phone WY 2-322.1 or WY 22 . "' two bedroom one three lega otiC. • 5 30 E lllO' Wlnn Mr C rr1 W 0 - m ndo<l f ...... A" ' • : p.m.; 880 '•••~1 ' S, a e ears ..., • new yar d Plcket fence. Va- a11 w'::vu_ r.eo~~m~:, un~~ 41, : 2485. 6-25-3tc bedroom, $3,500. each. vania up 14 3:25 a.m. · Ben '· •u BE ~~~ clantHgtafterPhJuly Wl.yl~11 Linbe.c- : ; :";~~uS:,~P e:t;~':." ~~! m&. wm.,. ~·:.: .. tN ofllee. McCoon up 5:15a.m.;' Joyce 11:511 p.m.; Clara Beatty up PT. PLEASANT - Eric: Pit 0 n s. one .-2780 "'"..'· ..... ,•••• In milk Low Real Estate For Sale TWO bedroom home Condor .. W·-· ond ...~. POD<. . . . . . . n up 15 2:50 a.m . Zimmer GreenliJI I am.. Tlbolt liP riclt Krodel, Infant IOn at Mr fore • a• m• or after 4 p• m. toxletty, PQ' tel apply Glvet ""' FOR LE ~~ St I hed full tlonal Banll BulldiDio Pomeroy. Ohto. d • .. ' llld Mn. DU8II D·-· Krodel Poln pod eootrol of dHtrueU ve larvaa SA : 6 rooms, bath and ree' garage attac ' until Monday. June .. 1N5••, 10!00 own 15, 4:40a.m.; Bayou Bar- Greenup 3:30 a.m.: Wayne It .i t e 23 tfc ...... Luta "' '" ' . . . . ""• utility room. 546 Pearl Street basement 1 yard. O'<ID<O • · M., ••• '"" ..,.of • 1058 atlera down 5 5·'" am· Jane down Greenup 4·5 am· Sa' Pleasant, and Beth Ann "'~_______....:....=...::: eontrGII IPittlebUp, otber rora a mod.•l 25 . toM bDUM traUer, trltb ' .'IV • ., • • ., • r rJMCr, '"""""'""oHED ~"" cAND>IARK. "''P Co•nt•1 close to schools, and super ... bod~m ... balh. . . . • , ... T. up 16, 8:15 a.m. · Bob Ben· ly Polk down Meldahl 1:46 p Infant daugltter of the u•u·vlW .. room. bath • 11o11 arm Bun!•u Cooperath• Auo<:l• . hed or un fW'- ONE~ bedroom horne, Cond or erty 111~1or25-fool hoUM &ranar. u.. proP. ter ...:....._A Pltzer, Pl..., __ - CUt M..m !ltnet. Pomero, markeIs. r~ urms rannle E. .rotwoa. deceued. up 7, I :50 am.;' Peggy m.; Pollywog down Meldahl 4!•• Mn · ~"'-. u..-ICii • .-.,. 1 utility yard. Point Street, full basement, yard. Rouu. Both "'"•n "" " ••tad on ..... Downey down 18 8:25 am · 15 p. m'.· Pamela D• up Meldahl Jsant, 27th lllll bt lhbaptized Sui111aJ ' Lane room, LincolnniceHeights Ph SEWING mach'me, Ro und boL1.1"" nished. Call WY Z.3752. No. 126. apprmlmatal, 1 mU. • • • .• . WY ' • · bin. Nice cabinet. Equipped 6 22 6tp '"''" of ""''''"'· omo. ••• "'"" James Hines up 18, 6 a.m.: Vul· II p.m.; Oreo down Meidahl une at e U •·111· lel'Y ~9874. e IS tfc to zig zag, make buttonholes 3 BEDROOM home, good condi-~ F!VE room home In Naylor& :~o':':.',~,.'' 8;:.'::\':."1>'•to. ".!::0~ can up 18, 6:25a.m.: Allce l2:45 a.m. Ice ot Cltrlit Ep~:'(:litiral THREE ROOM and bath, 1111'11- dam and embroiders Tak~ lion 1618 Lincoln Heights Run, $3,500. •.., .. ':.'":', .. ,. ,. 1 down 19, 8:45 a.m.; Gilda Me· GaUipollo Dam Solvay A reception lllll folio•~ blpished apartment, utllltles over payments of $1.50 per i Pho~e WY 2.3310. ' ,BUILDING lot• ~n State Route ' · ' ' · ' to Cool down 9. 7 a.m.: Polly ,down 3:45a.m.; OVEC up 5:15 Usmalln lhe P.tllb ~-Ill furnished. Pbone WY z.M:Jt;, week or pay balance due NOTJCI Crane down 20, 3:45a.m.; Chtp· a.m. the -cllurcH. '. ..1 6 16 l2tc 124, Dead Man 1 Curve. 212' S. 5th Avenue, Middleport 1'77.46. Phone WY 2-li555 FO" L ALL CAN be financed. For fur· ... , ~:;:~. •g:::~:. pewa down 22, 4: In a.m.: Phil· Kanawba River Chlcka· , Ohio. e 16 tic &-il-6t ••· SA E: 5 room house. ther information call O'Bnen ip Sporn down 22, 5:40 a.m.; saw · down Marmet 9:15 p.m.· ~· Olevli Cql~rl~.~ W AP c large bam. 115 acres with • Crow Realty Company. WV :;",: s:!'. !':".!.~~· ,,1;'~ 01 f,':ton ':\!Harvey Jordon down 22 6:30 IBeaver up Marmet 2: 15 a.m.: lie Tracy. Mtt. ~1' 'uitle , 4RTMENT FOR RENT. AI· 1964 HONDA 1511, saddle bags timber, chicken bouse and Z.2720. •••. ,,.. ""' "''"' Inn. •~oo for 18m · Queen Cily up 23 4 am. · Geor•e Price down winfield allllsl,ltl her ....... : ....~· : Mri' w.. 1delinquent ta.. CIOIInr date ..UI .. . .• eo trailer IJNlcr.. Good loca- and windshield. like new. granary '2500 00 t II If • . .• • .,... . ' ~:·ywll;'llt' ~ .., tion CaU Walle C k •• · · m e o O'Brle• • Crow Really Co. ''" '· """· John Ladd Dean down ~. 5 10 1:45 p.m. : Helen Z. down Win- all ~ servnw · nil 11 r Call Letart CH 7·2101. f-2 1-Gtc Rd., Courl s.., bcj pomerov Motor C I Clilf t.OsT Ttil!i'fY II ,_ otupi4 ll.BIJIC.. 8. Glfta to lbo poor TahiU 21. M'an's namo :u. Soalc J'......,. . . . . . . ' ttax 22'. Girl' a lU. Habitual drunka.rd• 16. Monrrel dog nkknaJMJ 29. Fe.tber 31. Following 18. SmaH 3%. Agreement ........ ....w., 34. Itatlall 2ti, Before 38. Hen.ldr7 37. Rowar4 39. Letter "etrhta" 40. LuzoR r!f n&tiwl 33. WJngltke race hor!\1 29. Indicate ao. Knotty 32. Pale all. Total 88. ForelfiL 38. RevoluUonary pampl>leteer Weinand ~ ~~~ Mr~. ~eo:g• 11. Fencing potitlon a . Muolcal otucly G . Volcanle earth used in hydra.u.lia cement " · Relieved DOWN 1. Freneh part.sh prtoai He,•a how to worlt: It: DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - AXYDLBAAX~ "Wtii,JIL " Ia aomethln1 new. Mr1o Brown and I 1wapptd lifHveral" LOJI'GJ'I:LLOW lo One letter •mply tt.and!t for anothtr. Ia thill&mple A Is uaecl for the three L't, X for the two 0'1, ete. Btnrlt ltlteu, apo.trophies, the ltn(lh an4 tonna.UcJII of tht woru. ut all tunt& &ach day tht 000. lett.. U'e cWterenL .. llrJptopam O!TIY UOTIAQ KOZQWVOJI' P:::011 QWKQ q ......- ZRRY J'ROJZ IKQA YIXKIJOQUON . - DUVVZ lt.Y UO DICK TRAt, OIIJA Ylt.AI l'e1IOI'41.J'o Cryploquo.. I AN ATHEIST IB A MA~ WHO HAS NO INVISIBUl :MEANS OF IUPPORT.-FUt..TOII · . I WJEH RADIO tiHEEN Ill - """ ...............""". loa.) WMPO Radio c:;t I Uonlll god of 28. London diatrtct 11 . t.Cut YORE SHOOTIN'!' JAMEVTHIS MORN IN' step not. - Hosplla • JNews ' 61T DOWN HERE AN' PRACTICE 21. Certain 1 · e . ~rchea 38. lnceDdiaJ!.. $J4Q·OO · Jt. Na.- 1.f .C~mfe~~s I 1 IO.Dance eap .. Du1Gil T. Paying olf,aaa horse l 8 Qeff nar I.Mollem <OIDDIWIO 20. Needier 22'. Female I' (~~"r'1~~t~e wJ~te'r\nh~?ddl~t M.Jaelr.'• neighbor I. Vtmlilloa 16. Topa at waves 17. Blunt AUTO ~; :;~o~C:..:;t~~~~ay I. Uatk!J ploce ot grass J2, Greeting 13. Wearied by tedium 15. Sub1Lc:le AIR CONDITIONING I - =:epotl tl ....... I.Gl'Cllll1 • r-~~---r~==~~~~r--------~~·~·E~D~L~A~"~W~!~~ foiARVaS PLA\IJN'I KEEPS WIF DAILY ® MARK IV .. ' ••u<JI•LI• .,. aNUPPY f1M1n1 'I M !!11 I G/.IARO t IN HS1£, ,:IT ONCE I 00 '.,oJ HEAA MEl GUARD! AH, MEl AND I TI-I()IJGHT WE MIGl-IT tJAVE '00 S OR.RV, 'rol.IR £)(CElleNL"""'1 I 'tOJR {;lJARD AAS BEEN RBJEVED ! A PLEASANT HAROLI.I RtLAX, V(JlJR EXCEl.I..EtCY f '1\'JUR C~EERINQ AUDIENCE IN THE PI..A"ZA CJ4AT! WILL WArT FOR HOUR9 TO HEAR. ;ttJR """d I NOTICE I •w RAEBURN VANBUREN •• \T'~ IECAOSE VOUW ""=::~ FOQIOOfN THEM 10!.' l L BOla, M.D. Rivef neWS B• BRANNEl MAYBE I 94aJLD CNLI 3T SC':V.2 OUTSIDE AID... ?" """·~·J. t4, Rev.-' .bl! • I I weiL 7 :o iii ~~Lima P~e ~H 6 ~ 101•~ Pom;~~~tc <Jla.";~;F~~·;~~~ . ' -. t~~~~~~::!~r: :w~,~~~~~~~~~d~~~J·~~ ~-~· ilowlell ~ ullllwt~(eak~i ~, . t-- . p ' ..... • ~.f ... ,_ ..... , fl: ~-... t , . . .. •• '""" • •' ... t•~ J '·. ~ •• ..,,.• • ' " " ......J,I<i;.~f;)•.-.. •·Jil' ~ ••• TERRY �'"-· ·~· • ~· • 0 o -w 0 • 0 0 . 0 · · ....... " .......,..... .... .... ............. --~ ··- ·~ · ···~ ~ - . . . ~. . ... u ' '" .. ~ .. . ................. .,.., ....... ..... ..... _ .. .... oj._ ~.,... ~ ~· · · · ·~ · .. ( ,. at y e At Pomeroy Jr. ~High Monday . enttn{\ • Bloodmobile Blooet.ohiie ~ At POilel'oy ~~-~ Dented T• TIN IJIIerall 01 The Mei1•·M111on .4r~M' "· >;?. V_O_L_X_V_II_N_0_. -6-0- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---..·.......·-- - - - - - - - - - - - - --- - - - - - ~. ~\ ---------- Jr. High Monday .~-----------------~PO~M~E~RO~Y~~~tD~~=~~~·~O=H~tO:__________~M~O~N~D~A~Y,~J~U~N~E~2~8,~1~9~65~----- 1~~ ----------~F~IV~E~~~~~0 ...... Bliss ill WASIDNGTON (UPI~ - Repubhcan National ChaJrman Ray c. Bliss said today the GOP would never be a strong, united party again if splinter groups continued to C:"mpete with the national romrmttee in raising funds . " lt is for t~i1 single reason the ' . ,. 1 d, ' '' WASHJN(iTON - CONfiRES. ' '•• sional 10vest1gators looking in· tc the adiVI!Jt>~ ol the Ku Klux Klan have found that potential witnesses are being fnghtened on by threats of violence or of economic and social reprisals. Sourt15 reported during IJ1e weekend Ulat 10Vest1gators lor the HouAe Committe on Un· American Activities were find· ,, , ing it difficult to persuade pros- 1 .- ~ pective Witnesses to appear ! . c'~hal,' [lOV . -IJI'.?'Q' .. - - . -·· either at Ule closed or the pub- SURPRISE - · Chancey, who recent!¥ _,,... • _ _. lie hearing" on the KKK , ed .as Pomeroy head .~ .... ---: -.~-· · · · · · •~ __ _ Rent Bill Certa1·n t0 Bri·ng Fiuh1t TONIGHT "CRITIC 'S CHOICE" Bob Hope Lur 1lle B:lil \Tf'rhnlro!ur 1 - plan~furtthis s~mer. :ind - i - - - _ - - - - jj';.,"ii~UT ALONG THti LINI THE HAGUE - ·CI V E E N day Jillion. ot. Tbe Netherlands to abovfl day anr;IUJlced the engagement . wife, or her rlaughte1. CN'wt Prm- the ess Bealrix, 1o Claus Van Ams- of berg, a West German d1plomat the who served in a Nazi Panzer """" 1 division during World War 11. head The queen made the formal ball announcement in a nationwide tde\li~ton address from Soestdijk Pa1ac•. Sceses of the couple surrounded by the royal fam1Jy Wfre shown. " APACHE RIFlES" Allt1 1t> 1\lu rph\ 1 f ' ' :1 SUNDAY and MONDAY JuM 27 -28 " BEDTIME STORY" _\/ar ion Hrando D!! Vlfl NLvt>n · I I ! I ___ ;1 1 or the Meigs County Jaycees were installed during a banquet •~ ay evemng with B1ll McAfee of Belpre. State Jaycee vice president, ce Kmght. bo ard of directors member; Ed Bartels, internal vice presi· aniel , new president; Bob Eastman, treasurer, Mr. McAfee, Jim Wiseecretary. Absent were Don Young. external vice president and Fred C'lors. Bill Miller, retmn g president, was presented a special award ~~Jaycee speaking contest. ·- Sentinel Photo. --- lfS (Color! - and ~ "THE CARETAKERS" ft.ob en SIOil k Polly B«"rgen ·--- 1 p m roy-M1ddle!!Orl. Ohle ne·mes Gallipolio, Oblo a-114 The a a • SUpplement To The Dally 5entlneG.llio · SAIGON (UP!) - U. S. Air Force jets filled the :ourt were 1skies over hvc Commumst North Vietnamese cities toBellevue; ' day w1th an estimated 2. 7 million leaflets accusing tilt 11111 Orab ; 1 Hanm reg1me o( bartenng nee for Chinese Communilt Leipsic gu ns. :.landle,.: In the south . America n B27,et bombers hit a Viet Cong stagmg area 210 miles southeast of Saigon and kill· ed an estimated 100 Viet Cong. The attack with soo- ami ~"i'ii' 750-pound bombs desroyed Ill 116 buildmgs, pilots re- of Nghia Hanb near Da Nan1, Sheriff's ported. Tbr.. Americans Wounded I .. . In the attack oa tht naval gating a Desptte the aJr attacks the 1ilrammg station the Viet Coni . tractor j Comrnumsts broadened th_e1r, fired 20 rounds of 8l millli.. fcKelvey l monsoon ~ffens 1ve. attack~ng l meter mortar fire killing one gbert C. the Nha 1 ra ng naval trammg l VietJl31Ilese sailor and wolJlld.. The In· I s~t10n 200 m1les northeast of ing 13 others. In an attack 00 last Sa1gon w11b mortar hre and south th v ·et Cong r1o4 _ __:_hombardJng_~he d!s!r!c~ capital three ' Ameeric~s and =~Jet.. namese The at~ck destroyed one Vietnamese H34 bellcapt., and damaged two others ll1d a U S. Air Fore. Ct211 iransport plane. I I in compact cabinets Set to do week to asse•s Court the lm:~:·:slco:~l two Sopreme limiting the antitrust Immunity of labor unions. The decisions provide tllat Ions lose their lraditlonjJ 01• emption from antitrust presecutlon - or civil triple • age suits - If they make agreement with one emp~rer to Impose uniform wage ards on competitors. Time .Qoes too ja1t? Too n,urh to do ? Then here's lite lhi1w FonJoH . fo do: .. P•Ciure "•f,...•ng ''" Moatl 2JCS31:.l7B 1 BANK WITH US CONVENIENTLY BY t.IAIL! 10S1de tr11s Mowrola round . ' tube Color TV cab1ne1 sheUW1th space to sp3fe I ~ I I 'I I ~ ** * Push -button Demagnetizer helps clanfy ** 82-channel tu ning Power transformer chassis The p1cture 1S rectangular full . b1g. Cabtnet tt> low. stun. compact YOUR SAVINGS EARN ______ 4% Annually (COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY) feb. 15th, Moy 15th, Aug. 15th, Nov. 15th J.Hcture ol magnetiC 1nterlerence. * L1gh1ed channel tnd1cators. * CoiOf tndtcc:llor light. 1_ ~ _j '~ • Prlut $tlrt At ( • . '"' .) -* \_ $399.95 Associated Radio and TV WITH MILLER MAYTAG Horry Miller The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company ·"We Hove Grown Becauot We Have HeiJMd Others Grow" Member Ptclerol Rosorve System ) WY 2-3635 IY DOROI'RY JOLGALLEN ........ay BalletiD. Board ocked YBIL BURTON' who r atsteul two eontinenis with the ent or her marriage IJIDOUftcem . old Christopher' to :H ·tor:rsome more r<JCking 18 set distant rutnre . In tb~ New York friend Nata e . She bad a are myolif~ as the Sherry • l!lilt wben sbe was supNet!Jerla arrl e trom Caracas, posed lo v But she her "flancels" oome. . nd ceDed lbe reoervatton a can od nd the chuma never ~~;d ~~ut her swllch are JIUIL "Flora tbe Red in plaDI" ·n whicb LiP ,.,l\nel'l Mean~11 1 developed 1 coolish oblnes. JiOJIIOWhll Uke that. ID ·~ Girl" cast, wblcb tbe ~ ,.ner 15 montbl .. Pomeroy U S planes struck back at Ngh<a Khanh witb bombt, m. chi1<egun fire and cannon. 111fhcting what a spokesJIIIll called "heavy losses" on tile Reds. Two American lllililary advi,.rs were wounded. Durin& tho action IJ1e Viet €eng woUJIII. ed four Vietnamese In au .. tack six miles to the wesL Mystery Plrme Craobeo U S. casualties in the contmued to motmt. A tpokeso man reported two Amerio• <lead in the mystery erasb of transport plane Sunday ILII:Df· near Saigon. Two ellli!J!ed of the 173rd Airborne D·•··'"'' were k1lled at the Bien Hoa Base 15 miles northeast of ~ by the accidental ~==~ of a shotgun by 1110ther can. n;:.:.. ree:r Interest Payment Dates Art: r::~ I More Rocking Shortly 1 Cabmet 15 so compac t 11 could hi L fl ~·:a~ ~:r:. ea ets Spread Over V-N Cities IJPI) - Judy · University SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1965 attorneya were called to special conference here TONIGHT "TWO ON A GUILLOTINI" Connie titf'Yens, Deao Jones. 1 Cesar Romero. Colorc•l"hNNnl BE THRIFTYI ~~people on ·~ •u-• ....._ walking Cbtlpllll left ..,. ALWAYS. SAVE -"""" ••-'eoonerY'• divorce IIMnr · · seanQllftiO 11 tlabll .. ' YOUR.' S4LESLI~S F~()M . . . : " '( -------~--~-4~--- 'o dairy prinyear. ~gb S<hool WDed Saturdlosen from lives of 46 es plans to • WASIUNG'fON - 1 I[': •IIIII "'' ' '1;1'1 :::: !1l!l 1 !( 'olnr J I 1 that I view w1th some roncern the creation of separate organizations which solicit fUnds from Republicans, whether these organizations be liberal, moderate, or conservative," he oaid. "My first responsibility is to finance the operation of the Republican National Committee Until that operation is fully fi. nanced - and we are far from that position at this moment I ... must attempt at least to I discourage the creation of or- ~ ganizations whicb will rompete with us m the soliciting of liepublican funds." I Bliss made the otatement in iD WORLD a "progre89 report" on his first by former President Dwight D notably. the cons'fvalive • ori· I"Republicans for Progress,• 1 to 1ented Free Sucwty AssocJatJOn, 1iberaJ group. .Both GoJd. pared for . dehvery before a highlight the first day's sessions crea ted With the l>le>Smg orlwater and the Republicans for closed sesston of the party's of Ule two • day meetmg. IBarry M Goldwater. one or Progress have denied that their national committee and state Bliss' words were a1med at the party s chi:impion Jund-rais- groups would siphon off mucb cha!men. ~ the tide of splinter groups j ers. cash rrom the regular GOP orHis report and a lunch speech forming around the gop, most I But he also look Issue With gamzation. ·---- - ---·- -- __.;::._~~------89 days as GOP charrman pre- Eisenhower were expected lroal ~ , llllke just wben hil <"the ill" II .,_, 'lrUn:'t"ri ·' ,..... ~ 111itt1J ftftl; II . . . = .• she slllfei'ed • paliiiUl IDjur1 tD bel Th mnwr is barely under· STUNNING SUNNER e su ha; done the seas<JD way but Katie Simone, 19. alrea~~s no monopoly in the up brown. ,Pro:~nt•i?'J~r~~~uir·, d her seasonal colo!" deep-tanb depagrounds at Grinnell, Iowa. incon ome be given a Rockefell« neek _ but she decided .to s~~a~~~ ~~or contributJOil to, tbe over tMre ·b e - .!be tloclo g tre" His last effort. The , 1 OJlonl are so ~tcellellt. ~t,':es lasted 33 per!ormaoces · · o1 ller dtiiJ&blerS WI • oad a ptlces I' Jea5\ one , '111'• Is sbQW a\ olf·Br W ) fly to her stde ,. Abel 11 (CoulinUed oo paae • Ills< PlaJwrl&bl Uooel , ;, I • • " ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 26, 1965 arnold hughes sheffield smith waugh weyersmiller