http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/60beb12efba93b60648e9a1fdb264290.pdf 2af11860feba7074ced80455836076bd PDF Text Text "'"""'"dl."""-·. . . . -*'l" ~· ....... ""'"' .. . . ,. ......"l)'r• ' ······ · · . . . . ....... . - ··· . ---.. ·····- . . . ,, . . . . , . . .. . . . - .... ... • -~ ~· .t ..... . -- ... __ . . . . . . . . ~,-~ ... ... . . . . . . . ~>. . . ,_ -- . . ... ... " .. ..... . . . . · - - . - . . . . . . .-. . . . S.Dally sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., July t, ltBI Annnal Garden Club Picnic Held - The annual PICntC ol the Porn-, I I b f" a r I L>elawarE', August 18 · 19 And De11oted Te TM·lnter•" 0/ Thtl Meig..Mt~~on A.reo 5 = -•• :.. i . on Ohio Wesleyan Campus •I sourcos. A communication was also ~ Wednesda. eveni ng at the home i Speakers Will have as thetr read lrom Mrs. Charles Lewis, JULY It :, Mrs Waller ueser t.m subjects. flower arrangmg, hor regional director, announcing a Fred Will ol CUyahoga Falls there will be a Jitney ~~ 1 01 c;:uln Iil li Yo~th \ll s J,ulJt>!'i H Devotions were led bv Miss tlculture. CIVIC beautJftcatJOn. regional meetmg at Little Hock~ spent the holiday weekend with per at the Oak Grove Meth~ Tuus 3" ·c~l1ostt>~s The' were Lyd ia Ebt-rsbach usmg as hehr and the State's natural re- ing, November 6 his brother, Frank B Will and dist Church on Saturday, JufJ · . , su bjeC't, Jt>sus Censure to t e 1 usJsted b'o l'vll:-.~ ~and\ ( .rut>~e Psalms ol Vengeance," taken other relatiVes. 10 at 5 P m. 1 1 and Moss Nancy ' "' . !rom the Adult Teal'hers mag Mrs. Larry Thomas and dau· JULY II Alter lh4:' dmm·l 'vlrs Ll lar azme. with Mary Bangham and ghter. Mehnda of Columbus are Bethel No 62 ol the Intern• les Pmoto~el presodent open· Amelia ~o•ler, the authors 0 une spending a week with her par- tlonnl Order ol Job's Daug~terl ed ''" .:well ng " ,It rhe ~erse Memb<ors responded to roll call The descendants ol the late ny; Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill, ents, Mr and Mrs Don Rea. will meet at the PorrierbY Mao! rhe nm11t l1 1b\ ni.lmmg Mnd dlspla\'mg a Mr and Mrs. Albert HJII Sr L>ebby Jan. Art and Dean; Mrs. Mrs. Martm Leonard Jr and sonic Temple Monda~ July 12, Bt> prulld Alllt'llld lo ilt"i:tl Ileal Irom <~ trt~t' m rlo't'f rr and held their annual reumon at Raymond Hensler, David and Ed Bousman, national evan· two-weeks rev1val at the Z10n daughters, Carol and Barbara at 1.30 p m Th f' l•nd lt'~ " labo1 :- ot the IJee tf' llm g 'llmt>thlng ahoul 11 June ,Damel, Larry Circle, Jane Ann gelist and speaker ol the "God[Church oJ Chr1st on Harrison· of Willingford, Pa. are the The D~uihters of Rulh clasl 1p 0 rtiand Park Sunday, Tu ,l nH '"' freedom o·veo) '27th. !Powell, Brenda, Jarrell; Mark IS Just a Prayer Away," radio ville Road, July J.2.23. guests of her mother, Mrs Nor- ol the Umted MethodiM church 1DaVIS, Mrs Mary -=======-"· =-=, 1 Communrealtons were read 1 Stephens, broadcast heard from coast to 1 Mr. Bousman is heard in this man McCallum. will have 8 picnic al the Syrfl. I rncludmg a lellet from Mrs 1 Allendm~ were. Mr. and Charleston; Mr. and Mrs. Don coast, will be the speaker for a area on WLW at 6 a.m. Sunday Mrs. Carl Moore. Mrsl John cuse park, Monday, at 0 p.m Harold Sauer r.g1on:ol drrectm 1MtS. St Clarr Holl, Mr. and Stephen, Mr. and Mrs. Frank- ---- ----- and at 7 30 p m. on WCKY on Smith, Mrs. Edna Barte s and Pomeroy Ohle 1 ol nature tours anncmne~ng a 1\Irs Uan Bell and Lorna; Mr. lin Thompson, Culloden, W Va , his mother. Mrs. Norma Bmg- sundays. Mrs Elias Stiles visited TuesJULY 13 tnur at Lake Hope on Munday ~ ~nd Mrs Harold Gnmm, Dr. IMrs. Helen Kong, Judy and Pau- 1ham The Meogs County Youth Ral- day afternoon, wtth Mrs Her- The Deacons ~nd D~acont'sseo 1August 23. at 10 a m , a lettet and Mrs Earl Grtmm, Joe an~ Ia. Coal Grove. Co d M Jy of the Churches of Chnsl schel Norris, Letart Falls. ol the First Umted Pr~byterlan TONIGHT and SATURDAY 'l trom Mrs. C E Weaver. P"" ~obb) , Columbus, Mr an Mrs Ernest vert an rs. will meet at Zion on the 12th to Mr and Mrs Evet·ell Thorn- Church will meet Tuesday even· " THE CURSE oF fHE , dent ot I he Ohro A!'oetallun ol Mrs .letT) Ht!IM Ja"";:, ::: .., , _ , ' " '"'""' 0 - · Luctlle Maye\ spent ~~~:~y start the meeting m place of as spent last Sunday with Mr. lng, July 13 al 7:30 PIll In the MUMMY'S TOMB (;arden Cl ubs announemg thF 1and Clarence, r an ~ ~ at tile Mayes orne 1 ~ 1 e the regular meeting and Mrs Walter Thomas and pastor's study. : annual convention to b<o held lkvld Htll. Seth,, Penny. Mrs ,! port Mrs. Mayes . " VISiting at On July lith, the Meigs Counrami! at their cam near Mal· Chester Council Da~!.~te<l of ( l 1•( hrll( ulur 1 I ~ George. Htll and Enc ; Mr. and ~ , the Covert home m Belpre and ty Men's Fellowshtp will meel Y P America will meet ~!iday at 1 fr~ cl ll,oi k I t>re 111 t' \l ui g~ l ' , ~Irs Glenn Rhodes, Glenn Jr' l' ~ wtll accompany then to eo. at Zion in place of ils regular Ia. . 8 p.m. There will Be 1hstalla· Jedflllf' Hul ::rnd SUMMER and Rodne) and Cathy Hill RO· .: • lumbus Sunday to attend the business rneetmg Mr and Mrs John Mtlch rehon and all officors are urged 'T HE GORGON" gers Mr and Mrs Albert Hill ~ weddmg of hos daughter, Betty The mmister Eugene E. Un- turr•ed home Tuesday, after a to be present and M!l!r white. Jr Mr and Mrs Bobby Hill ood .' h bl vlsJt with relatives m Lebanon p Ch te 1&6 OES Pelt' I ( ush1n .:.! ( h11str, p~lf'r Ph; ltp Pal and Jay l1r and I Mr and Mrs Larry Baker hank Guinther is spending lderw : InVItes I e pu IC to and Cincinnati. Sharon and Gary omeroy ap r , SHOE SALE Lee l:l:.~ltrala SheiJey Mrs Bolly Hill Pam , Htlly Jr I (Phylhs Stantey I slarled Tues- an tndefimte vrslt with his all semces. ~u~ay servtces remained lor • week 's ViSit ,:eel m /:f"lar session Jell Chns and l'im'my all day on a short vacation trip grandsoo, Mr and Mrs Foank- ahre Sunday sed oo 9:30, wor- Mrs James Ebersbach spent e ay, at p.m. SUN . MO N ond TUESDAY · ' · ' w h' D (' nd th th nd . · s 1p 10 30 an evemng serv1 1 Racme; Mr and Mrs Wa1d to as mgton, a • ltn Gum er a amt Y m . M d Sunday al Mason, W. Va with JULY U Ju ly 11 -12·13 1 1 30 i Fosler Sherry and John eo. I Skyhne Drive. They plan to Columbus Mr Gutther came ;~es ~ F · d p.mi ont a~ Miso Stella Gress The Women's Missionary g.. MORE FOR " BEA CH BLANKEl BINGO" 0 ' .,, ,,,, l lumbu ~ Mr and Mrs julian visit Kennedy's grave at A11 1 1;1, for Ius grandfather Sundav ug Thn ay serv cse" sdar Mr and Mrs Andres Turnbull ciety of the Pomeroy First YOUR MONEY NOWI ' I' ' 1111 '( 1 1 · d h ttr Dl1 h · d a1 8 pm erelsno auray · F'r 1nk1, . . _, 1111n -\11111 Ill Fun Hill and Ro~er, Mr and Mrs I t~n an ~t er tounst a ac- W1lllam es, At ens, a n evemng service. I of Lancaster were recent over Baptist church will meet Thur• l<'t' llo Dt>b111 ah W:.ilh·, H<~r THE SHOE Brod\ Hoffman, Brody, Jr , t hons He 1s on vacation from Mrs Fred Bush, Columbus, visI m.ght guests of their aunt, Mrs day, at 7:30 p.m. at the home \en l.t·H' bf'( k l11rh 1\ld 1«-'~ Greg. and Beth Ann, Mr and his empiO\'IllE'DI at the Daily 1ted Wednesday w1!h their fa · Jacob Ebersbach ol Mrs Harry L 8SJiey, w1th lnhn . ~ hlo·• Dpon Sot. NivhlMJddi•P•rt Mrs Dun H1ll , Mr. and Mrs. Sentinel ther. Mr L D. Diles. Mr. and Mro. Drck Erbel and Mrs. Ellen Couch as co-host· Colorrartocnt '.i~~=======ilz~~:-::::::.:::-::::Dennre Hrl l Stevte and SonJa ' The name of Mrs Kathryn Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burton Moss Belly Mandry of Canton ess. Mrs Joseph Cook Is pro; Mr and Mrs Dan Dugan and 1Clonch was untenliona!h om11- and children have returned to were hohday weekend guests gram leader. Kennre ; ,\Jr and Mrs Thorn-• led from lhe guesl list attend- Norlolk, Va . followrng a visll of M1sses Ethel and Clara Gar The Pomeroy Clti;wns Band as Hill Mr and Mrs Hen ry : mg the bndal shower for \1rs hefe with her parents . Mr and land. Radio club Will meet in regu· RAWLINGS WINNING TEAM 1Htll. Mr and Mrs Harold 1Sandy Clonch grven bv M" Mrs Arnold Dodson and rela- , Plans were made for I h • 1 'ltsses Carol and Barbara lar session Thursday at 7·SO 1Roush , Mr and Mrs Norman Gary Wayland. Mrs Clonch 1s tJves 1n Mason W Va Mr d1stnct convention to be held F18 her are spending a week m p.m , at the Youth Center, Mas' Roush , Robbre, Barbre and the mother - m - law of the I and Mrs Burton and lamoly October 19 tn Moddleporl when Columbus •ith Mr and M r s on, W Va Garen . Mr and Mrs Robert honored guest <ind Mrs Dodson were m Co- the Mergs Temple Pyth1an Sas-- James Smith and daughters Rock Springs Grange will Euler, Charleston, W. Va, Mr. 1 Mr and Mrs Larry Baker lumblls for a v1s11 vw1th Mr and ters met Tuesday eveninK at Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heicks of meet Thursday, at f p.m. InHarry !ltll and Charlie. Mr. and hts mother Mrs Helena 1 Mrs Wrlham Dodson. the Legton hall in Middleport. Orville and Mrs. John Donta spectlon wrll be <Ondueted lly and Mrs Joe Glenn, Carol, Baker, !ell Thursday mght for 1 Major Robert Chambers. son Mrs. Chester Zorkle, Most Ex· man of Smithville were week Virgil Atkins cowliY deputy and Brenda, Ann .lanelte , Mr and Columbus •here they will at-'[ of Mr . and Mrs. MarC\ls Cham- cellent Chief, was in charge o! , end guest& of Mo and Mrs lhe cooking and sewing co,..· , Mrs Vrrgil Hrll and Dw1ght; • tend the weddmg ot LInd a bers, has relumed from duty the r~tuahsltc openmg. Lewis Harris · tests wtll be held. Relresh! Mr and Mrs Paul H11l, Mr Beaver daughter ot Mr and I if, ~lei Nam Hs wtle and Durong the busmes sesston 39 Rev and Mrs. James E Ma- ments wtll be served. ' ,and Mrs. Cltllord Hrll and Max; 1 Mrs J K Beaver They Will i chtldren mel him in San Fran- : sick VISits were reported an~ honey left Thursday, for lheor I 1Mr and Mrs John Hrll and I be acl'ompanied by Mrs. Bertha crsco, Cahf, having been on $63 was reported spent for al- ho!Tif, Oakdale, Calif. afler 8 1 TROOP MEETS Lmda. Mr .and Mrs. Dale Htii , IArcher. grandmother ol L•nd.a , Houston , Tex . durmg \1aJor IUlstic work_ Belly B1ggs ftve weeks vosit woth her sis- The regular meeling of Boy 1 Dale Jr . l1urvm, Mtchael, Dan- and Mrs Opal Slanle) and Clrf- 1Chambers' fore~gn assignment. and Mrs Ph1l Memharl were ter. Mrs Baker Cordon En- Scout Troop 249 was hl!ld Wed, ford Beaver Mr and Mrs J I They plan to vtsot on Moddle- pro tern officers It was reporl· route lhey will vrstt al Excel- nesda v. July 7 at 7 p m A. L. RETURN TO SYRACUSE K Heaver and famtlv were port with hiS parenls before go- ed thai Mrs Regina Hudson sior Springs, Missourt and also I Phelp.s acting scoutmaster Mr and Mrs Herbert Parker, former residents of Middleport. [ ing to Kansas where he will was recuperating from illness Thcson. Arrzona reporte.d on the recent trip to Howard and . Nancy have re-r Mr and Mrs Leonard Gwta be ass~gned lo the Staff and at the homo of her daughter m Mrs Charles Rtdroul and Cam Arrowhead. turned to thetr home m Syra- , zowsky and children. Jenme 1 Command school Ihere ' Rutland , and Moss Mabel Hysell Charles and Sherrt and Mrs ~-'-p--~----, cuse after .spendmg weekend [ and Mark have returned to Mr. and Mrs Everell Davis ! 1mprovrng at her home follow· . Donald Cullins were m Ports- law, Mr and Mrs Clayton Bohr wath therr son, Mr an~ Mrs the1r home m Washm~ton Court have returned from a vacation ing surgery. I mouth Wednesday ~here they and wrth Mr. and Mrs. J 9h n Std Trans 20 000 Robert Parker rn W1lmmgton. House, followmg a weekend VIS· , in Virginia Beach with her Mrs. Meinhart gave a report were guests ol tul mer neJgh Merter They also VISit~ at 4 Dt)Or Sedan - 6 t yl Heat e1 111. it wtth her parents, \1r and : brothet . Mr Claud Washington. of the ways and means com· bor: of Mrs Rtdeout at a cook Delray Beach wtth Mr. and Fa<lury W <uranT~ 1 ' Mrs Russell Molls. and other 1 Mr and Mrs Harold Sauer millee Projects listed were out They also VISited Mr. Ride- Mrs Jason Adams tR u 1 h : relatrves Jenme and Mark had ' and daughters. Marv Ruth and a rummage sale, knife sale and out's falher J E Rrdeout at Slrausst They visited olher beer VISttlng the past week Joy. are on a vacation tnp in birthday money. It was an- Port smouth and w1th her bro· places of mlerest enroute to 2 Dom Hard Top Impala l.(l\1. mllet~gl" Std Trun!; Radio 1 RelatJves have receJved word the western states nounced that the Leg1on auxtl- [ ther and sister-m-law. Mr and F'londa 1:1ml Hr1:1 1~r VIi en~1 n e TONIGHT ONLY of lhe sudden death of Robert Donna Weber. daughter of 1ary would serve lhe cortvenloon Mrs Harold Parker and fam - Mr and Mrs Sherley Swan Alfr~ Hltchcock·s · O'Leary ol Bucyrus He spen1 1 Mr and Mrs Vernon Weber, Is dmner tn October fly al Oak Holl were Parkersburg, w. va. visi"MARNIE" Mr. and Mrs Edward Wells lors Wednesday St>an Connery. Tipp1 HPdrE>n 1hts chrldhood in Moddleporl hav- 1one of a group of gtrls attend - An offtctal letter wa< read 4 Door Sf'rlan Autumat1c hans Power slrr nng and brak tTeehnlcolor) ' mg been reared by \lr and rng 4-H club camp at Cantor's from the Grand Chief of the artd daughters, Ruetta and Jane Mr and Mrs. Clyde Eaton es. Had ru and twatt>r I 011 miiPal!le - andMrs Tom O'Leary Cave lhis week Conservation, ITemple Practice. se!Stons for returned home Wednesday from ol Fl. Lauderdale, Fla. were " WALK A TIGHTROPE" Mr and Mrs Rober! Jay oi l swrmmmg and crafts are the convent roo woll be held on Ia vosit at Fl. Lauderdale Fla Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Duryea Columbus vrs1ted over tho holi 1 among the pro)erts olfered to rogular meeting nights. The with her sisler and brother-in Sherley Swan. Fairlane 500 - 4 Door Sf-dan -\utomahr Tran11 VB t'n day weekend wtth Mr. and lhe campers I b~rlhdav song was sun~ for Mrs gmr, Radio and hPalf'r V.h1l e frmsh SATURDAY, JUlY tO \Irs Wtlham Grueser and Mr. and Mrs Lawrence MrlNorma 7.~rkle, Mrs Mmme Gil"633 SQUADRON" daughter, Debbie. hoan were business visitors m ' more and Mrs Lena McElhin· (Color) Mr and Mrs George Vaugh- Athens Wednesday Mr and ny W1th Geo Chaktris 4 Duur Srdan Puv.rr strenng and b1akt>s Radio and 01nd Cl1rf Ruhertson an and new son, ChriStopher Mrs Mtlhoan received word of Mrs 7.trkle thanked the ways he<J!t-r, A.utoma 11c l1,J n.-; - and Chillirothe. Vlfliled over the the death of Edward Cottrrll a , and means committee members SP.AN FI.YNN former MeJgs county resident. ! ror the1r work on past proJects 1 weekend w1tl1 her Jlarents. Mr (Snn of F:rrol F'lvnnl and Mrs Eber LewtS He doed al lhe home of hos 1 At the closs ol the meeting sandFalcon 4 Door SE>clan Std Trans Rad 1o and Ht·ater " THE SON OF CAPTAIN , Mr and Mrs Bruce Bmgham ' son. Paul Coltrtfl, in Cincinnati wtrhes. potato chips and rolBLOOD" and famtly of Ravenswood W J but lived in Columbus lor sev- 1 fee were served to 18 mem. l (Te<"hmcolor) • Va. spent the weekend wtth era I years Funeral serv1ces ASSIGNED 1'0 BAND 1 4 Door St>dan 6 ry l Standard Trans -- ~-- - -~ - , will be held in Columbus Satur-1 • Good time to buy furniture 1nd day His wtfe was the former ' MASON - Army .specrallst furnishings for your home 1nd wetrlng Bertha Plummer ol Rutland. ' Four Robert L Artts. whose Mr Harry Stover was return-' parent~ . Mr and Mrs. Denver 4 Dour St'd<J n V8 Aulom at1c Trans Radio and llt>att>r. 1pperel for your family, Pov. e1 ' l t'l'l m ~ thw tn• nrr Hlark t1m~h ed to his home fi'rida from I Arhs hve In Mason. was assign. Meogs General Hosp•tar where Aed recBentdly loG tbe 33d US. • July Is S1le Month •t Elberfelds rmy an m ermany, as a he has •-- a patrent 1or the H d 1rumpe 1er h R e 1s a 1959 gra . • 61 PLYMOUTH 60 DODGE b1rg1ins In every dep1rtment in the past mont . erent guests of uate ol Wahama High School 2 DR. SEDAN the Stovers were thetr daugh I H . Ch t 1 'lh hi 2 DR. SEDAN store. er and famtly , Mr and Mn. ' . IS wJ 1e. ns a, s WI m VB Std Tnns Ra 6 ('} I A.u tu 1rans dio o~md h£>alt>r One James Hubbard and son. Chns, I 10 Germany. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ht-ulrr fJ11 e u\\ ut' r ownrr of Lancaster, Mrs Peggy Lev 1 $1095 $895 in of Columbus. and Mr Slav : er 's brother, Mr and Mrs Koward Stover and daughter, Joan. of Chillicothe 1 Pfc James Miller has arriv4 Door S('dan Auto Tr iln ~ Radio and heatt' r R•d finish ed from lhe U. S. Marine base 1•n Jacksonville, Fla .. for a vtSit with his parents, Mr and Mrs. !!) 4 Door St>dan l:l r} l Automa tir Trans Myron MIUer. He came by plsne to Charleston, W. Va., where he waa met by hio paronto. Following a three-week I 2 Door St-cl an Auln 1'ran" Radw and hraler One owner. 1\ttle~• leave he will be assigned to the Marine base at El TorQ, CaiU. Mrs Homer J Russell hao 2 Dour &•dan 6 ry t SlaiH"htrd Trans, been returned to her home from Buy them regularly ot our bonk I Meiga General Hospital In , • [ Pomeroy where she hal been i 4 Doo1 St>rlan ti evi Std Trom s Rad1o and Ht>altor FORKED RUN LAKE Ill. She iJ much improved. [ eroy Garden Club was hPid on wu ..•••• whore, evt'rywhf're lo bert v I Mainly About ~ SOCIAL I People In CAtENDAJl p cmeroy Descendants of Albert Hill r., H ld R • p fl d J 27th eumon at or an Radio Evangelist will be Speaker At Zion Church Revl'val July 12-23 I I • MEIGS THEATRE Beeomc Interstate Around And 'U About Middleport Continues ..• FBI May Enter Tawney Mystery ;,n oi, POINT PLEASANT - The Huntington Herald Dis' patch, under the byline of Tom D. Miller, reported today representatives of Ohio River Valley cities learned Fri· day night that West Virginta Route 2 will be the first in· terstate proposal presented as new mileage allocations City Police and the Bureau of Criminal lnvesttgation, become available for West Virginia. after complettng th• prellmmary mvesttgat10n tnlo the Paul Crabtree, administrative assistant to Gov Hulett Tawne~ robbery, estimated today that the robbers took Smith, and his representative on the Appalachian Region· approxtmately $15,000 m Jewelry and other Items from al Development Commission, !de the statemen: on be· the establishment. . . half of the governor, at a meeti of Chamber of Com· They have one very good lead 1vh1ch m•ght bt;ng on merce delegations from live ci 8 in the area between 1 apprehensiOn There IS ~ poss1lrihty that the ~ ederal ' Kenova and Parkersburg The eeting was at the PleasBureau OllnvesttgatlOn nught be called In on the case ant Point ftesort near here. - , The theft took place sometime Tuel!l1~ tught, b~tween Commerce wu elected chBII'· 10 p.m, and early Wednesday morlll,lg'at Tawney s Jew· The conference alS<j, saw .the ~an; L. E. Ward oi Parkers'¢.:""~ elers on Second Ave., tn Gallipolts orgamzauon ol the Obta R•ver burg regional planner lor • •it.~ •. ·.1· It was the second time withtn I 0 months the Tawney ! Expressway Association. Do~ Wood County hlgbway and traf· ~ ~·dill~ ' ~"""'!''"""' ' ... '.;' " . j:-1111111'!1, ',. '"""' 11 Iii. store was htl. Last October, some $6,000 was taken by Baker. executive vice preal fie study waa cltosen vice chairthieves. dent ol the Huntmgton Chamber man: Mayor Paul C. Moore oil - - - - - -- - - - , ' Ravettswood, secretary, and I[ '' .0 Hamblen will ha\e Charles Lanham. preSident of , I More Safety Points lhe Point Pleasnt-Mason Coun- 1 I ' DETROIT tUPlt - Amertcan ~ Chamber of Commerce [ IMotors Corp. Frtday joined easurer. 1General Motors tn hsting sev· : Those al~d•ng the session era I safety features as standard I favored pursumg two coursesequtpment on 1966 model the governor's tnterstate . h!gh· passenger cars , way plan and the posSlbd•ty p · . I 111 be h ld of obtaining highway funds Un· WASHINGTON (UP() - m.1 SAIGON mPil - U.S. fighter- AMC satd Rambler cars next A horse show w . e h de 1 dent Johnson 's medicare probtmbers making their deepest year wdl come with rear seat Sunday . July 18, at the Middle- der the Appalac lan ve OJ> gram lhe most far-reaching penetration of the war bombed belts, padded mstrumenl panels port City Park sponsored by ~n'. prof'~~ - or a com· heallh and welfare program bridges today on a supply route and. sun YI80r8, bac~·up hghts, 1the Middleport Fire Department bl~~~i~e~t Ra. mond Brewster since the advent ol Social Se· munisl China 83 miles outstde rear voew m1rror and In cooperatiOn wllh the Meigs . Y . generation ago today 1rom "· ,..m windshield washers GM an· C t R'd' Club ol the Huntmgton Chamber o1 curt 1Y a , northwest of Hanoi. In other air need Wed sd · it oun Y ' mg Commerce told the delepUons was but a single step from en· -end Z!'lmnd aetlons a total of ~ill be ;,P~ s ~:~ The show. wiD &al undj!rway that their coftltr._ .,... po. actmenl. 241 VIet Cong were reported those same Items as well a1 at 1 Pm. Wllh cash prlaes /" tenlially one of lhe tnost iJn. The Senate approved a $H killed. !two-speed windshield wiper•. warded of $11. $4, 13 and $2 or portant in the Central 0 hI 0 brllron verswn ol Ihe admlnisA U.S. helicoprer crewman all clas..,s. IValley in many years. He cau-: Iration 's welfare boll Friday was killed today while aiding The classes will Include. 1. , Ironed that they must not Bl· l ni ght on a 58 to Zl vote. Its ' • Vietnamese search and de. lead-on Pony Class. SIX years low the new Expressway As- I passage was the lirst part of a stroy campa1gn 35 miles south and under , (prizes for all en- ~ SDCoat•on to become j·ust an- trrumphant legislative double• o Saigon and a spokesman controest ; 2, Egg and Spoon r:ft,e: other organization because tt header which saw the House ROAD REPAIR _ County highway department heavy equipment has been push· firmed the atroc1ty deaths of 3, Flag _r~ce : 4, Western Plea- repments our hopes for I he pass .Johnson 's voting rtghts btll ing dirt vigorously the past several days tmproving lhe Forest Run road In Sutton lwc U.S. Marine sergeants who sure potmes ; 5, Key Hole race: future" · a short time later. I township Bulldozers, graders and other h eavy. equipmenl are shown in. these phowere captured and executed by 8, ~arrel races tl~r horses on- Some 35 men heard Cr~b- l The PreSident , spendong the tos. The township road is bemg Widened, requrnng fill s and_cuts.-Sentinel Photos. • lyl ; 7, Boal races , I, Run and tree report that Gov. Stn1lh 1weekend on h1s Texas ranch. IS· - - - - ~ -- --guerrillas near Da Nang. Pilots from the rarrior U.S S Ride; 9, Cigar Race ; 10, Wes~ l :·considers West VIrginia . 2 roo sued a slatement which satd !iillipmf'llf Consigns ' Oriskany flew 90 sorties Inside I Drck Marlin, rumor.d to have em Pleasure Class horses, . 11 : Important to be COnsidered the 2%-year battle for a health South Viet Nam Friday and re. ' been coming as an as .. slant , ptckup race; IZ.mus•cal rhat.,, merely as developmental high care program for eld.rlv per- OM Time !iiigns BOX Plan District Conventi'On /n Middleport -:i'i i :=""i *SELECTION *QUALITY *LOW PRICE . C, . .- I I II I a 1963 Chevrolet I \ I - Martrn . s·•gned By Eastern aS 1 I 1962 Dodge 880 --- 1962 Ford 1962 Oldsmobile-- $1795 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ARE OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 9 IN THE EVENING 1961 Dodge - 1961 Dodge Grt'd Coach 1 ---- 1962 Ford a!·[ 1 -- 1960 Pontiac 1959 Studebaker 1959 Rambler 1959 Ford 4 Dour Set! an - tl One uwnt-J t • -- $1095 _$395 - • $395 --- y I Auto Trans Rt.dio and Heater. 1959 Chevrolet - - $895 ·C Your Savings Earn ,.4% Interest 4 Door Sedan VB A.u1o T1 ans Rad10 and ht!altor POMEROY 1959 Buick - - - - $895 Convtortlhle All powpr R<~dJo and heaiPr R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Dodge-Dodge Dart- Lancer S. Second & Mill St. Tiny's Food land No. l Middleport · NATIONAL BANKServing Meigs County for over 93 years POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserv" System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PAil'l'Y HELD A parlf wao held rocently : hono~lng Lisa SUe King, dau. I ghter ol Mr. and Mr1. Kenneth Kli!Ci 140 Mulbeny·av, Pome. on her third birthdaf, lh• lawR at lhe King home. ' Guelll were Jane 8111011, De· vld Marcia Dillard. KeJ!Io beflt Seho, B"'\ky and Bllly ~ lflcl~~eJ.I.M N,_l, Mrl. BID' Hlrll~: Mrs. Maafe Smhli;· Mr. ~ Mra. VIncent Knight 10d tho honor.O pest I WORLD ,-.oo ·~------------------------~ . .------------------------~~~ wpw~~ 1 ° ( 1 SUNDAY, JULY 11 Mr. 0tis• (}eek D' F "day Lanci'one Sees 'I , oro Soarrng Mag as a Flop T0 Bumper SOrt Annual Rotary Pl.cni'c ··s Forced Ins.'de STORE WILL CLOSE AT 12 NOON I rof, Mariner's Eyes MiJ1ion Miles From Mars I PICt(IC 1 Mr and Mra. John Ketchka 11nd dauahter, Kim, of Brook· ville, Ohio, visited recently with their parents. Mr. and• Mra. Wallace Bradford and Mr. and Mro John Ketchka. · at STORE EMPLOYES United States Savings Bonds . ar- -q un $1095 &~ Dri"ver (I'ted aycees Off '\ J I After Acct"denl B b S =• 1960 Chevrolet portedsank they three deslroyed 95 build· coach to Middleport H rgh j13, barrel Race tponlest; and ,way. II •• lo~lcally the next lsons was now certain of swift AAI. v Ho~ell-.l.longLtlm. eleadb!gs sampans and school, instead has signed a con· 14, Shovel race. step for mcluSlon 1D the Inter· ' and h1Stonl' victory" ong Ouu. rnes k:lled an esUmated 65 VIet tract as head football coach at All entry fees are $150 Fred slate highway system." "A great burden will be hft Cong. U.S. and Vietnamese air Eastern High school. Letfheit, Meigs County horse- Crabtree also reported I he ed from the shoulders of all , ., in tbe Melgo County PioCARLlSLE Ohio (! TPII ~ A Daylon couple and a teen· force planes reported 110 kills. Larry Morrrson. East•m Lo.. men. woU act a, JUdge. state IS plannm8 Improvement Americans," Johnson. satd He : noer and Historical Society, age girl were killed early today when a speeding New Tar&•l• Near China cal District .xeculive head said ! The f~remen will also spon- on two secttans of the 0 h lo satd the legislatiOn Will · bas rrceived confirmation York Central train sla mmed mto thetr rar at a crossing A military spokesman said Froday n'•· _, Eastern board I sor a chicken bar-b-cue dinner R1ver Valley hlghway - one brmg peact' of mtnd to the ; tbat a <Ollection of Burma • on Lower Carlisle Road. east of thiS Warren County com· sessmnt hal and soft drmks, and sandwiches north of Hunlmgton tn .cabeU elderly, rehef to their children · Sba l b 'ng sbl • ...o mumly four Flll5 Thu""erch~els and met in . ' ,., blasted two ternoon t Cu un Iy, a nd lh e 0 ther 10 th e and a sense ol JUStice to the her ••~' 8d"1' "1" m •• ,. Pr,,·~ The vt't•tJ'ms 11•ern• '", !r and "'Irs Elbert Grover Bledsoe two support planes ,, Mr. Marlin's will be avalla bl'· we coo ' Northern Panhandle He pomled • ,.r •'P •Y.. tb and Mn. brtdges 80 and 85 miles north· application nallon i bou&e bea quarKrs o1 • so•Miss Barbara Mane White. _ 18, ____all-of-Dayton. we.t of Hanoi and lhe Yen Sen Coach Martin has been head I (Contmued on page 2l Durmg the !mal day of de- clot Bled soe was dnvm g . . If ordnance depot 65 mues north- coach at Rutland three years , I bate the Senate turtlt>d back , y. obe H I A w11ness sa •d the tram the front ,.cuon of the auto 0 Mr. Howell said R . rt. ay- dragged the car more than a the train and then pull It apart west of the Red capital. Friday iafter having been an assistant ! ef~ three Republican attempts to all of Reeder and Ftnn Corp, mile The !ram's engmeer, R to remove the bodies. Alllhrel they bombed targets 75 miles to Logan Coach Mel Adams six • I gut the boll by removmg t h el wbo bandleo publicity and d.ls- D Funderburg. sard no one saw vtrttms were rtding In tire front northwest of Hanoi and 75 mrles years d~a health msurance prOVISions. On tribution for tbe Burma- V1ta the car approachmg th~ cross· seat from China. I Martin succeeds John Strirk- ' the fmal vote 55 Democrats Cu.• bas lndlrated !be colle.,. . A Florrda man was killed In Iland at Eastern, who has ,.. Gary F. Lee, 27, Pomeroy, l and 13 Republicans voted . for lion of signs are ready to be '"~e satd the f~rs t any tram- annther rar-train colliSion 11 1 •. . . . . . . . . ...,• •, signed was cited to Pomeroy mayor '• The Meigs County Jayceeo the bill against 14 Republicans sblpoed from their midw~st men knew of lhe amdent was the same spot June 29 Carlislf co. t Friday following a one _I will hold a chicken bar-lx-ue (0.. and 7 Democrats . beadquartero In Mlnoeapohs. :when they saw parts of the car pohce said the crossing II Veterans Mornorlol Hospital. ,car accident at the lntersectron 'l morrow on the parking lot In The one step remammg be I , bemg thrown onto th< tracks marked only with a railroad Admissions - Shirley Sulh· o, Lasley and Brickets at 7 a Pomeroy Servtng will &tart at lore enactment ol the proAuthortttes said the tram. trav- crussrng stgn. but that tralitl van. West Columbra: Debra lm l u am The menu will consist gram •s a House - Senate con I ehng at 75 miles per hour at approarhmg It are easily vilio G.allagher, Middle~<trl; Cecil Pomeroy pollee said Lee went I of one hall of a bar·b-cued chick- terence c~lltee, which must [ ' rmpacl and lhe auto were vrr- ble Dollon, .Jr. Reedsville; Gene- off lhe right side of the road-' b ked be I nd ~ron oul the differences hetween tually 'welded together Pohce said the two womet vieve Meinhart, Pomeroy ; Tho. way hitting an obstruclion. He , ~;lo ~hips ;:~pl~~w • me:: the $7 5 billion Senate bill and , Rescue workers had to pry apparently worked in a reatall' in mas Hollon, Albany; James wa• charged Wllh speed m ex- will be boxed for easy carry . the $II blll1on measure passed rant Both were wearin& reslatto 1Hoo·ell, New Haven; Lydia cess for road conditions. 1out by the House April 8 rant uniform•. the I Ebersbach, Pomeroy: Lois Police also cited Clyde Brown. , c I M D . I th Even !Ire most ardent SUI>I Thev said about 75 feet al · Letarl, w. va ., 1cy 89, Harrisonville for lntox•ca· · Jaycee ur president c ame s, annOIInCed e new porters of the Senate b1ll conRfl'Im1re, sktd mar ks md'1ca ted Mrs. B'~ Miller, New Haven. ltn. this week plana' for a fil!hing ceded that Its cost was too PASADENA Cahf (lTPil :soe made a desperate 1\lelll[ll derby for youngsters Au"'"! 8 high. They agreed something The U S Ma;iner 4 spacecraft ICS rl •to stop the auto Dlsrbargeo- Howard Roush, l Pomeroy· Thomas t.ovesey •closer to tbe House b Ill was I • • 1 1 ' ' JUDGMENT AWARDED In lhe Ohio River al Pomeroy. • moved lo less than I mllhon • TOKYO - COMMUNIST Pomeroy; Wlllogene Ohlinger, . d Rules and prize• of the contest likely to emerge from the con- , miles from the planet Mars o Funeral services for Otr s 01North Viet Nam today reiteral· New Haven. A $511713 cognovot nolt jU g. have yet to be •·termined b•t lerence commitlee. shortly after noon today right mer Cleek. 80 , Portland, who Arrests Rr.ported ·~· f 8 8 n·1·18h com- l 7ment has been orderedPI In will be 'inpounced "" shortly Pro. . . ld1ed F'rlday at s P m m the ed Ill reJ~w.on on course for 1ts p1cture-takmg monwealth peaco miso10n d.. IPROCESII APPUCATIONS Me•g•. County Common eas ceeds from tomorrow's Bar-l>missoon Wednesday Veterans Memorial hospital, By State Patrol 'te 1 we Icome I0 H•no•. fo ' APPII ca t'IOns are belng pro. court lD favor o. the Approved • 1P1 . cue will he used to delray the The exploratory mossoon WI II be held Sund ay aI 2 P m ' Arrest! reported today by lilt Harold D~vies, Prime Minister ':""ed for the transfer of D 1·2 Finance, Inc., agalnat Samuel costs of the fishing derby. I r.aches rts critical point at 8 20 at the Ewmg chapel with the Ohio Slate Patrol inc!~ H~~old Wilson's speCial envoy.l bcenses from Carroll w. John- Fry, Jr., Col..st, Pomeroy. I p.m. EDT Wednesday, when Rev. Ja~es F . Earl! official' Thurman c. Yarbrough, If; The &overnment of the Dem· son, dba Sportsman Bar at Rt i l lhe croft's televiSion "eye" will l~g Bur1al wtll be m lhe Stone· Rutland. for no operator's Jl, ocrallc Republle of VIet Nam 3, Pomeroy, to Archie McKln- THE WEATHER I be activated for a 20-minute pic-Ilick cemetery at Ke~na. IV Va .. rense: Allen G Grueser, 112, Mid does 110t aaree to receive lhe ney and VIrgil Parsons, the • Soutbeaat 1o eloar ~ Ioiii&"· I COLUMBUS (UP!) - State ture-takmg session as it passes He was preced~d m death by dleport, lor uruoafe vehicle; DtJa. so-ealled peace bid mission," Slate Department of Liquor [Hlp today 1NI ~ 1NI IRep A. G Lancione, D-Bell· the red planet at distances be-l adaughter, Dele•~ P<?fftU. Sur. aid E. Rainey , 29, Pt. p~ (Conllnu.O on P"IO Z) Control said today. lOUth, low tonl&ble.lt aire. says the magazine titled ! tween 9.438 moles to 5.770 mlles.jv•vors mclude hiS wtfe . .E!t1.&· for left of center, and Orvilll 1 "The Wonderful World of Ohio" ' Mariner 4 began lis silent beth, and the f~llowmg children, H Hogue, 62. Middleport, far WASIDNGTON (UP() -Ohlll'li has tum~. out to be "somewhat 32S-million·mlle journey seven ~rs v:.~o~~h~a~l:k.Ch;:~~~~:;: failure to drive on the rilht btl corn corp appeartcl to be a ol a llop. and one-half monlhs ago on "IMrs. Hobart Raines and Mrs of roadway. bumper one but wheal t•pecta· · . ad trajectory thai would take '' I All are to apPS" iD Mel&l The annual "Bob Coats PI"" IMr. and Mrl. Carroll Norril, port, Mr. Horky's mother: Mr. lloi]S are well under the 1 The House mlnorily le er,r 'thl S 800 miles of Mars. If GQy Anderson. both of Kenna, county court July ll nlc" of the Middleport· J'ome.. Mr. and Mn. Harold E. .Hub- and Mrl. Joltll w. Blaettnar harvest. I an11011nced candtdalf (or gov· ~~ ::.. · well lhe mi!Sion will W. Va.; Mrs. Charles Harris, roy Rotary club, held tradition· bard and chllden, Mr. and Mrs. and family, M'r. and Mn. c. The u.s. Agrlcullure . em?'•. said Frl~y a new su().. unt!k some 'of the secrets of Portland ; Corby Cleek, Racine;: ally, 011. the J!'OUnda olthe Cash Ed Baker, Mr. and Mra. Dave E. Blak.,!M, Mr. and Mn. Wll· menl'• July ettlmate scrtptlDn g1mnuck lnt he form rth' 1 t !aneta nel it- Carroll Cleek, Columbus: 21 Melp GeiJenl a.cplllll 8abr hol118, . Maln-al, was fQI'Coo Ohlln&er, Mr. and Mrs. Galen bur Tbet""d, Mr. and Mrs. Ohio corn harveat was of voluntary" subscriptions by 1::r r!l~y~:" tnformau?. on ~Is grandchildren and II great Admla•loll - tlule Holftll, ed lndoor1 Friday by the h~vy ~rown and children, Mr. and Geoi'p Meinhart, Mr. and Mn. 000 bushel, or 71· bulhel stale emplo~~· should keep It , at~osphere and terrain. grandchildren. Syraouse; Wilbur Ltllhell, l'GIIIt wind and rain storm. Mrs. Jack Robson. Mr. and Mrs. Faye WII&On, Pt., Pleasant; Mr. acre. Ohio'• IH4 crop In lxlatness, at least until next l'r1ends may call at the fu.. eroy. .., RQ~Ians and their famUies Gash Bahr and children. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gerlach, Mr. 182 465,000 bushel, electioh.'' NOW YOU KNOW neral ho anytime. IM·""·-:~~·~ret Pthel'lld Instead ·In the hl!lh and Mrs. Bob Coats, Mr. and and Mn: Paul Smlrt, Mr. and boosted Lancione said the ftrst losue ~-•01 i<'!lo4!l cafeteria. J. H. Grate Mrs. Rlehard Rawllna• and Mn. John Werner; Mr.ll!d Mn. llblo wheat to of the put out by the. Aaerlc.. lbllmlle• speu AL TEMPS Coo~, elf~ the blealna. chDdren, Mr. aad Mra. Dick Curtlt J~n. Th~rt T. 1)111 !rom state lost and "the miUioa ,early 111 Te . ~ature in Pomeroy bu~I Con®Uy, AttetidlN were .Mr. and Mrs. Owen - aNI cltlldm, Mr. and Reed, Mr.Gratt L.W.' Yf'Com. !orte~~sl 011 ond edl~on e~n..la1'11er, 10 lb•lq tac•le ... assoelalft jl dlStrhll at 11 :31 a.m. to.. Plcltens, ~Hibbs, Mr. anlt ~;.WII·, M'n. Carl Horky and chlldrea, u, Mra. R'. R. 'j.icq!ll, ~ ·c. still ·rar and . lleDclltl ~ ~~~•l•f t. 1M N•· 1darwas 71'~,-.- e~! ! - - - $1195 1960 Dodge VB - NYC Train ' Slams Into ' car' Dayton Couple., c.·rl, DI'e I 1 1 1 Med'Icare IS• Only a Step Fromthe Law IHorse Show T0 beHeld 0nsonday 'oombers h.It ridges near Red Chi.na 1964 Dodge . _ . $1995 ' ' Valley City Leaders Meet, Organize Expressway Assn Tiny's Food Ia nd MIDDLEPORT "' ihe Special Sunday Hours: 9a.m. to 12 Noon ="· •ec.t•MI Pll ' ' • tit .• • .ftllllffl,.• fl!f Mil· • -1 • < f:i: 'fl~--· - ... I '"":~ • ' - I . tUN,, .... I • - . ~,.,· ''7 �.- • • . .'". .. -· • • I 2 Dally Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport 0 , July 10 1965 I ICo~~,!~"~~f~ News Agency sa1d m a bro•d cast mon1tored here WASIDNGTON PENTA fiJ!:ures md1cate President 8011 Johnson s campa1gn to cut de-fenae co1w 11 reaultul8 &n a nwarrl ~o.,(hD(il l ' Maloney WinS lOth Seventh Suspect Sought In Juvenile Gang Attacks the official North I 1etname>e l d .. .. ' •' ' HE RAN otrr. ()p SPARKt!RS - Indians Stunned Twice by Angels OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) - Pohce spurred by an Irate and alarmed citizenry today searched for a seventh suspect tn the gang rape of a 15 year-old glrl - an Incident the pronunent father of one 111spect deiCrlbed at a "boyish prank " Authonties also discussed filing charges against the father DaVId C and Ullluccelillful Republicin candidate Pollee trend de- Spit• a rapid buildup of U S fmces m South V1et Nam At a news conference Fr1day shortly before leavm~ for f11s Dally Sentinel said he had mterfered TeXIS Ranch Johnson sa1d the cost redu~tlon progran bemg lnplemenlod by Defense Srcretary Robert S McNomara had saved the taxpayers t4 ! b1l lio durma the nscal y. a r which ended Jur.e 30 the mvesugatlon WASmNGTON PRESI dent John!On warnln~ he eJ pertl the litudllon 1n 1e Nam to Jtt worse before It ftls lwtter the number of u s troop• In !he war w1ll havt 1o 10 above the anooun" e<1 aoal of ~ 000 ••v• Our manpower need• there '"""' of feminme attention as the lead role In the Mount Unton col!lege 1 d eal are IncrtasiDI and will conUn LEAD ROLE _ Forrest Bachtel of Middleport comes In for ~~f.~~hl ch opens tomght at Rodman Playhouae on campus Scotty Battle• ue to do ,. Johnson told • production of the must cal Stop the Wlforlld d- I Walnt TlosoGeetnacted here by Martha Heck uf near Columbul news conference Friday Wha~ of Columbus portrays one of hts g1r r en s a ro e a ever 1r required I am sure wtll R l :;;;.. ,~~ Bachtel In Rep~~~o_'!_.~,~~.. ,~~...~- ~::';~nned putt said Fnday rught that the Mount Umon College o Pe n s and Mrs F'orrrst L Bach!~ ' 11 sf p rrsentatJOns 1<1 be ~·· rift betw..n R•d Chma and the lis lust full weekend of sum Jt5 S fourth St 't':~tt;a~: t: ~n t'~,~ ~ummer and makes Its Soviet Union 11 1 deep Intense mer repertory theatre tomght rentJ al cha racler 1 c P t hi and abtdm&and,. not likely to jw•th a Mtddleport Htgh Sdool modern Evmnan '"the com openmg ";~most !amouo oong abate Or R~ehard Walker dl grAduate m the lead rule of the edv that ran for 16 monUIS on o~e t'~~~· show \\hat Kmd of rector or the Internatmnal R• muSical hll Stop the World- Bt uadway h W ld which t ocl Am I al the musicals tat1ons Study Center 11 the Un 1 Want To (.et Off Slop 1 1 or as he reallm he has not tverstty ol South Carohna ,.,d t orrest Bachtel son ol Mr mo~e cit sely lot lows the En end Other catchy tun•• m I h t Bnllsh way of aaymg I YO I (Contmued lrom page I) Been Hoodwmked Gonoa Build • Mounlam with the jolll that these plans provide rhythm of an Amencan "P"~ I fur • lane coostru~:~= t h a lual and Mumbo Jumbo a would f loll~w ~~~ature lllko-oll on the double talk that anl8 o gra e wms pOlitical electtons He oat4 the lllate hopei to s top fh e world Is l>eiOC pnhwactuald con81rtlehon Mrs Mrs A HH illiOey lhP Sino-Soviet diSpute '" ruanJ ~--- ~""""""""'!l w '"""'"']'~~ ~ m the 1!1111on MrBy and C F'Jsher uys makes 1t a del•mtely more ' ""' >WAti 'l!i " directed by Dr James E Vlll- h1g ay ur g hi b Wotllidl da.,1erouo world m wh1ch to ~' • , cent head ol tho apeech 1nd atructlon sea!!On ~ : St Petersburg Fla are vwtU I lJ drama department Curiam • put II approx1ma 1e Y wo 1 Mrs A H Bailey I are fools to take confJ 0 • • • • 'l! time fur th• Friday and Satur· ahead of the schedule ;_ of Mr and Mn Owen Ealertd HolllJital de nee from the ill f1ghtmg a ,j day preoenUIIJOno 11 830 111th Appalachlln developme Anderson over !be w..kend Among !host who entered monc the Eurpean l ommumst ', [ a 730 curiam • !IDle for Suod1y tern were Mr and Mrs John Rhodes Holzer HOSpttal m the past 241 1 of Wlsconsm Mrs Nellie Patbloc countr1es Walker stated ~ By Tum Rail .1M ~~ Everett F Preston, a:ghnsu~ were Mrs Patge A He mted out the !r.. coon ' , ant for Appolacbian W&J tenon and lamlly of Akron Humphreys 18 Vln!OII Ave • tne:"are .. looger safe With 00 plannmg and former Ohio di Mra. Lola Sorden spent SUn- Mrs Alden Howell 447 Fourth the dead umtorm1ty of the Sin rector of Robl&hways, aaiddor bu day with Mr and Mrs William Ave iexplred) Raymoad C gle hoe propaganda as pushcu -~ Hllch htkmg althout h .. ew first The lo" of Kennedy '"' • though the t.en!Jalute for 2 corrt some So rden Eagl e R•dge HBW k 541 Fourth Ave Elmer Rd out by the Stahn reg1me But Thereo was a time he con treme-ndo s one He had more \last po lh the at Mr and Mrs Holly Fnend D Sllhmons Mill creet • 8 v as dan rrous ha!i mstead he satd free countries ed bb;' gover other lmued when there was a diS support m Canada than In the of and atd tales and srand!On Randy and a Mrs Charles 8 Steele, Patriot ... faced With a multi factled on~.. of lounst travel tln<1 on between blatk white states E.ery spoken word of tenda:ce ~~ e f the IC fnend •pent a weekend With Star Rt Mro Dors•l Euaeno attack from a manv edged mll allows one to mret 11 e and ~~ ay But now there is hiS was actmg as a fomgn am cons• I!I"B on Mr and Ml'll F'ranels McPeek McCoy Addison, Sherman M sword wh•ch challenge• the free person who trust• hiS fellow no midd le ground We must bassador f ~lnsC ca;~dlan ·~~d WASHINGTON (UPI) A m~~.~u::~ Henry Krm>r lnd family of SardJO Rutan, Rl i B•dwMaell Mr~ c~:· 1 of the world, versatthlv land - Ihe !lick with the U S ' Most 0 t ' an a ans Mr and Mrs Junior Albrecht lea A Jllf!ers !IOD ' hear ho 1 t h fellow Another canadian COI18idered ""P•ct tor the U S survey by an ajncultural serv general counoel lor of Cuyahoga F'alls called on A Rote Rt 1 Portland, WASHJNr.TO~ - OIDO S pe"on ~ r~s0 sg,:~ him a the late Prestdent Kennedy I wrlcomed ll It made this tee orgaruzllboo shows tb&t by palachtln Repnal Mr and Mnl Owen Anderson Mmter M Thrash, Belpre two U s Sen• tors Frank J the small buSI Amenca 5 greatest leader Amencan feel good the average commerctai tho meetm& Saturday Births ewll ueen I ausche and Stephen M 'oung nessman or the ordinary lab - -farmer will be usmg nearly I Delegations from the Mr and Mrs Clint Orr were Mr& Charles L ~ m' 01 5 Fnday ,omed w1th 53 other"''' that part of lhe land ~~"~~:~~~mount plaJ food ton, Ceredo Kenova, Raven• busmess v1s1tors m Athens Sat Rt Ga~~hsJo:O"• v B~m, Democrat• and \3 Rrpubhcans that wetlds the dec1dmg hallol r~wood Pomt urday Frld Y S Pt Pleasant lo pa" the Admmt<lratwn m demouat c rlecltons rno- Officials of Doadne hAgnculture Coun;y and Parkenbur cham- Earl and Janet Robmson and Fourth .,1 ' _ Frida• ' 1 lth 1 b111 COLUMBUS IUPII - F r I qulrement thai hotelo and Servtre Inc sw t e1r aurvey • Ia d Ral h a d Jean , 4 •• p... ••• care Persons such as these are an days major legiSiatiVo sect1on tels be hc•nsed by both c1ty lnd1cates that farmer o will bera of commerce were present ml1Y an P n Discharged K'NSAS ("TY MO -HOPE mentlal part >f a o mlt) s at a gl•nce and county Vote 97 t I spend on lhe average $2 000 at tho meetma Trussell and fam!llyMrloca 1d ~ere Pat•ents recently diScharged o • Th a the per llouse I I I b be Mr Boker preoeolod aupper guests o an rs lud d M J Perkins Chardimmed lor the safe "' slrudUI e '" re -S B 272 ra1se1 monetary annually or ert••zer Y 1 brochuro pg~ntm& up the eco Harold Haggy and daughters me Te M Dan el Waltor Wll· I f 8 tnda1 9 ld I P sons 1 mel n Canada Passed I of '"· ~ Mr an d Mrs Er•·• ~-tor hams MrsC D 1W•Hudson La W· 1, 1 of or gmal )onsdlcllon of end of thiS decade Th11 repreurn ° year< I" •• o- Not oniJ d d thev VIew the tr - S B 189 g ves D11 lslon of ml sento about IS toOl of lint food nomiC potentlli ""' proposeu ·~•• """ "" and the fBI mlen9lfled own countrv w lh a diScemmg Wild I fe broad Jatt tude m con 4 pleas courh to $500 1and '' about double flltltl development highway and family of Columhu!J were renee Sorrell Gordon H Eddy, rtetr !~ar h for thf' former tomprehens \P e}e bul also tro hng commen:al ft stmg m \ate avera e ex ndtture per farm has been endorsed by the weekendguestaorMr a Mrs F Barnett .. Winatto1l mental pa tten! believed to have the wmld Es,.,clalil was 'h" du sl!y on Lake Erie Vote 13 Recommended for paSiage by In I~ pe Ungton chamber a board of d~ Georae Roberts Plancull Harold ~ Radford, kidnaped her from her gtand true of thetr soutl ern ne gh 1 eommlltee Th Do h di rectors M1ss Sharon Holter spent a M H Kl8er Mrs Alate parenls motel b<tr tl e Untied Sta 1e Often - H B 946 creates rotary -Am Sub S B atnp mme lh 1e h 110~ rHear~ :• 1 aa Sharmg the speaker• table few days at Canter Cave w1th Lambert Kttth B Doss John The grandpartnls identll•ed the) made me th nk of tl' fund to lmance sewer and regulations By Mmea and a w 10 ere "' ~w=l with Baker were 0 C llaU. the 4-H Gtrls Petl!l"! D M Fraley Mr• J: Robert Lee H•)s from a pte ~reatne" of our country But water extenSions for mdustnal Natur"J Resourct!l farmers by 1970 they w nd general chairman of llie PoiDI Mr and Mrs Clarence Baker Mrs Earl Champtr, lure as lhr nan the) behele the) also "re quek t > po nl drv•lopment ~ote 97-6 S.oata I more •mportaot cuotomon I Pleasant chamber • roads of Columbuo spent lhe hoh· Haddad Martha Flnnlabducled lreckl~laced Dent,. out 11s faulls H B 868 eliminates re 1 Met only m akeleton aeoSJon will demlod greater aertlce mlttee Charlea Lanham, pres~ day weekend at llie1r oome Mro D J!! Matheny and Clinton attrr robbmg the m<>- A )Oung red haired rrenr h I from suppliers '1111 rwarchers dent of the Pomt Ple..ant Ma here and With Milo McDole snn Mn r L Ratner tel Hayes WI< 11!10 wanted by Canad an woman Ira .cis •••d the suppliers will be called son County chamber and Mr Mr and Mrs Billy Orr and Infant dau«hter and Mrl the FBI lor unlawful lhght to to II • Umted Stat., at lea l I on to provide decl•lon llllklllg Brewster .,... apent tho week.nt W)!h the D Harper and Infant daup avrnd prosecution m connectiOn once a yea r on h 1.,1 t'Sf'll!ll tnps mrormatlon to offer aubstJtute Crabtree said that Gov Clint Orr family ter with a robbery at Topeka Kan was dtsda~uful of Amcrlc m WASHINGTON IliP!) - The $6 000 or more a year the I serv•ceo lor farm llbor t pr and State Road CommiSsJOner Mr and Mro R..d Enonl=:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ The FBI JOined lhe kidnap w11nen Senate health and ••lfare btll l amount withheld from l he1 r VIde serme thlt can subltltute Burl Sawyero hiYe been spent Sunday evemna w1th Mr wtekeod with Mr and Mr< Leo case Friday after Demse was Thev have It too ea<y sbe at a glance checka would Jump from $174 fr eqUipment lnve~tment and panng plalll lor !lie and Mrs A H Bailey Eddy of Wooater and Mr 1nd m•11Inr lor more than 24 hours satd A 1 thev haH to do ' Co•t $7 5 btl lion m first lull m 1965 to $275 55 m t966 and up lo proVIde credit where II 11 lion of a proposal to Mr and Mrs Clarence Baker Mrs Paul Baker of Killbuck push bultuns Ill d31 and go lo ""'of operalion of which part ito 138280 by 1987 These more fC<liiOMJCal than other an OhiO Valley mtentate of Columbus spent the holiday Mrs Dorothy Willard of nu... SAIGON - OUTGOING U ~ lea part., She was onlrag •ould go for ho•pttal and health 1 amounts to be matched by the capital sources way, connectm, llio weekend at their holllf here and ,. and Mrs Mary K RoH, too 0 Amhll!ador Muwell 0 Taylor ed a lele> s on and Tl d n , re and part for higher soc1al employer F'or self employed !Ashland area by way of Park With Mtlo McDole cal called on Ml'll Ruby Orr today predicted bloody defeat~ ners at our enormou!l d vorce '>f'lUr ty benet1tc; and other pro- per¥<ms the tax would go from The boy's name UJohn' and Ikersbura Wheellnl and Mr and Mrs Billy Orr and Mr and Mrs Samuel M1Her for Communist forces durmg rate "' d •hat slw l•rn ed gt '"" j $25910 !hts year to $3a180 ill llie g~rl s name Joan both ton, wtlb PittaburaJ! 11111 sons spent the weekend wtth and !am•ly of Cottageville W the current monsoon llghtmg '''" ,.., 1966 and to $46:! In 1187 are Hebrew words meanlna way perhaJIO may estend the Clint Orr llmlly Va spent the weekend With He uud suceesl!e!!l bv American A ~0 year old forrnrr rn nlr l•ro\'18ion• Hospital care for I Cowera&e Ra n I e s from 10 God Is rractou~ ward Scranton, Pa ' or Mr and Mrs Reed Eynon Mr' and Mrs Owen Watsoa. and South Vietnamese troops league baseball pl01rr was as lhe aged supplemrntary volun m1lhon for higher Social Secur cuso, N y s nt Sunday evening w1th Mrs Mr and Mrs Warden OUrs could lead to P<'•ct by the end lon~<hed at Ibe hoi dav dr >lh larv mediCal msuranee expand tty benelll! and 9 million lor Ango•tura billers are oh He said constructiOn H Bail and Mr and Mrs and rlndson Mark, spent a of the vear ra!P on our ht~hway s If ,orne ed federal state medical a 1d hospital care to ~ 000 for hb- !alned from the bark of a South Appalachllln atandahb H C FISh'Zr week!nd with Mr and Mrs Taylor laid the Commumsts one latd all the trps.- m a 'Kerr MIIISI a 7 per crnt Sn- eratlzed child bentflt requ~re l American tree mean the road w o u I d he Mr and Mrs Auguat Ron John OUrs o! Dunbar W Va are expected t.o score lOt.:al !me m the Umt~d Stale!l nn a c <JI Sccunt~ benefJis mcrease I menls lesser deaJp and would and 110111 VISited Mr and Mrs Alit~ Capehatt and limited v1ctortes because U>ey holtday "'"'" d t w< uld make olhtr Social Secunty llheraliUJ Elrly Redremeat Woold per by rtttucmg my salary to 132 '!leeper &radeo and curves Ad Sund Do S a use spent the 0 ~e," have the advanUJge 0 , surpnse people thmk le rlatmed '''" mcreased rhlld health and I mit optiOnal retirement at a month It Is economically lm It " my IUICere e~sr~n Gal ~;., of :''of J~l ~~~ Mr and Mrs and the ability to muster latge Olhe" wee m re wotred a •elf"re spendng and broader / 60 at two-thtrds of the benefit possible for melo continue as Gov Smith• lllltement d M Lothe Fy d nd mlly fightmg umto for shot t penods bout the Umlrd States m p tb w asststanre payments the heneliCiary would have ro c1ty clerk After the election I that ij yoo u leadina llqUIIy a~l Mr a~ r;enty Ga 1ad f 8e volvrmrnf m \ el Nam Tie 1 ed 11 6li Th 18 1 t ld fully Intendfld to serve but 1 of the Oh10 Valley and deeply Sorden ca ed on r a .au1 an sons o WASIDNGTON HE prmctpal of a boys mdustnal ••es tor workers earrung ce1v ea uro wou cannot he respnns 1ble tot he peo. lnier<lsted m tis &rowtb Clont Orr Sunday evenln1 Cheller spent the Fourth With ho Oh C RE 1Sd school m Montreal he add million abyearhto pie of Pl. Plea!llnt If I do not join me m pressmg lor an m Mr and Mrs Ralph Mr and Mrs Warden OUrs w 10 ongressmen vote costa m early yl!lrl ut t 11 ha terst tf corrider ._. the d Brmda LN srwnt 8 on Prestdent Johnson volmg ileved however II at \he pro nnUQ Ummer ld he b.o bed later becau.. have the IU!hodty t ooee t t a a~,. :::an::::__:_-__:::::::_~_:::_r-_ " _ _ nghts btll wh ch pasi!ed the blem belongs I "II Amw =~malle: p;;ments to person• the offlct II being conducted In ::u.~~.!" ::''~; II faster than If we now anG:;:~::!,g~hl~rtlsol•lm~ 8 House by I vote of 33 Fr1 can• rf OW Q electmg early retirement Cov the way II ha been dunng the hell I h ld day We mu•t sal '" mstt Jd ehre at past four yfars" lllructlilll to bepJt nert year the IIIII 1rduous tuk 1 s t e wor s 0 1 Democrats lor Thoma• 1 I"' )OU he remarked m refer U ered ~erso;;s ~ ; :ent ben- The reslgDation t1 eii.. IIYe we shall obtain a belter sta~;~.ay to l8land lntli an 1re1 of Ashley MIChael Fetghan John rmg to the rom I) I feelmg The RIO Grande conege Art I ,~ 6 wll pe Satlll'<!ay Iway, and that WI shaU lachlln . . . . miles G•llgan Wayne Hays Michael ( anada :.lost ( andtans would 312 class Teachmg Art 10 Ele- Eflerllve 0 1 1e 1 Hosptlal K~rwan Rodn•v Love Walter baek US policy m I el Nam menlary Education) under the 1 J supplemen he •tated dtrectlon of Mrs Ruth George care u1Y 1 1916 I Moe )er Robert Secrest Roil- I 11 a ib d b tory msurance Jan 1 1967 Soert Sweeney and Charles Vanw s e prmr pa 1 an Js wJII present the ann~o~al sum elal Securll beneflti retroac lk fam1ly s hopr ''ll thai wr mer art show m Community Y ta 1965 Republlran, for John Aoh ca~ put__somebody on the moon H"ll Tuesday July 15 from ~ ~~~lo J~~n 1 \ 966 new By Uolted PRESS Jalerlltllion The chaJD of tbundmtol'llll knocked out the llr•t round ol A cold front from Bellllre brool< Wilham A re• tackson 1p m to ! p m i OST) and Wed Ohio got 1 mutiMietded drink was laood with ball and gale the flO 000 Lady Carling Mid- southwestward to Cmcmnatl B ttl F B0 Cl nesday July 14 from 8 am to of water Friday • hut aale force force wmd• '"some sectiOIIS ID west Open goV tournament at held sway over the state today, Be :;'es ton arence 5 p m iDSTl wmds hall anti l!eaty rains tho wake of oeYere weather Columbus where a watertower '!'he rnetcury remained Ill the ;_c:;;n Clancy Samuel DIVOTEI, To INlEq&ll l'he varwus projects of the 1 caused IIO!llt damage and l warmngs from the weather bur fool was blown oil and some lower 70s durmg the night but be IV•m Harsha Del •ltGS IIAISOIOI teachmg art course 1nclude llie caused at least 0111 death tn lhe Ieau electricity wa1 knocked '"'t Toledo dipped to a chilly readrt ~tta tlham McCulloch """"• • ..... .,.,,... Cleveland had gustiOA winds of 58 degreeto to become II .. Witham Mm•halt Charles Mosh ....... I followmg Items cardboard aft! state About 10 IJfll families In h nd .... b lng"·· P\lbu•heo .,.r, •rt•rn..o"'.. n-. m 1 ply ood antmais loan '"-· lap tG .., m p a ,..... nort C!$MK'III lpot In Ohio er bl•nd J vWilliam Stanton R .. ''"''' ., "• o ... v,, .. "'"'" • ' w b The rotnlall wu heaviest Ill Northemern Olno were wlt .... t of Wellington Lorain Count•' Some widely scattered !hoWo 1 k Bo d A n, r.ornpaJU' Ill 'Mteh•rt' .. Pttm boxes dioramas mo ties pasPOIN'l' PLEASANT Mrl lum""- ..._. It I fnn• as live 10 pu •can 'ran w '" not ..., ""'' .. ,..,., "'"N '"'"' d Central Ohio w-. CO ,.. """'" ,c Y or as .... a root was blown oil 1 house a ers were reported at daybreak, vote wv ~· ,. """""''' "'"' wv • ter of Par1s molds an scu 1p- A E Thomas ctty clerk lor m lUted u to 2M lndoe1 Tht iltlurs 15 resuk a( PGWer lines •·!Ia .... d ... 1 uut tlte WMtherman said they "" t m t res alum1 d 1 ted 1n M j e• P ..,., co p,... an III!Vera ••••"' " "~"' '''" m•"'•• ores os81c pic u lour years an e ec ay mot.ture Wls a weleollll IlCht knocked down by winds treeo were uprooted woold b€ II ended by all PUBUC AUCTJON ~;~"" •' the pn.. "rnu •' ,.,m._,~ num foil elchlngs crayon etch Ito another term, has resianedf to farm«s wha t•ctd the pto. Manaflekf reported three- The storm -stem moved fan. noon a erTh Ohl n. 1 a tor .... .....,. 11 ·~h h nd u. ., ..1 H b ......., ,.,.,,..,, ........,. mgs swbbles saw dust pup. Mrs Thomas satd e o ""par ment o 1g ... ao" ""' "'•'•" ,.. ,., 1 d h nd d 1 t 1 U tel poet o1 s1'"'1en.,. .. """ "'" quarter 1nc a11, a a1 • ..,. Icily ocr011 Ohio from wett to Temperatures ~l!l"e notlcPabiJ w•ys wtfl bold a public auclion ~~"'" ••• ••• •-• "'" ••• :;' ~,."~tu~e~:s lVI ua pro)ec :ed:::'::''!t: ~~~J ;;u,~~nlm to dry lpelJ Mlthn/4d dina and Liberty A[fport, 20 tlsl u 1 cokl front forced cooler and climbed Into the up. of mlsceflaneoue used equip- .. ••..:.:r,, ,: These •tell't wUI he or special Late Friday, lht Issued In Clevelllnd, one traffic death m•lea north of the Akron-Canton warm, tropical air out of tht per 71ls and low 80s comp....d i:ent al 1f 30 I m JuiJ 17 on '" ,... '" ....... " ... Interest to teacher• and stud the f.nowln& slatement blamed on lht storm Mrs Airport, wind gusls were r• alate A llltall tornado was re lo the low !Ills before the storm, • Waahltlgti!n County Fair =:': ,.:" enta In the elementary schools Inasmuch as !he mayor and Barbara Voe 77 was fatally In- corded up to 1S miles per hour ported lUtl elll Ill tht Covtng The temperature was expect. It lrtd 2nd .., The public 11 tllll'dla!IJ Invited council have cho&en to dl• jured when she was struck by Cool Air tollowt ton Kt, airport, clatllllljl Dllaor ed to drop back lnlo tht mJddlt Ave., ta to attentl. recar4 the woU "' lht peopll 1 car iurlne a beal')' ralllltorm. The rllll end wlodltorma dama&e. 50s tonJabl Bashan Society News I '* - Hospitall\tews Ra II ' Ram bll ng·o ~e t' J .. PI ant F d Use to Doub}e . develop~:!, By year 1970 ° a~vanUJge ~~;,.~nohua~d ~:~~d llf70 ! LellisJature At AGlance 1 I com~; ~In ~~ Medi·care at a Glance I PIANOS eWURLITZER eBALDWIIOI ond DTHER FAMOUa lltANDI r •I• ht~h '!". Wl~~d IJ'O~TOI!t r :r W: about~ A /S A Sh Sl ted ~ a.::. J / JJ 14 Y Just about wrlh DEVOE ~~p:~l ~:':'~::~·~~ 1 6 rna{ LIBRARY OF COLORS Ohio Drinks, but Suffers, Too 'I THE DAILY SENTINEl 0~ ~REA Pt Pleasant CJerk Qul'ts ,H.... ...... ~,~;·.~~~: ~· ;:;;~ 1::~:.. •;::• -~\': ".~:~:.!.....~··.;:..;::-•;: ,.~,:: ,;z n:..".::.O:":...."" - ~fty ON A HONDA TVSTllT Jl.-, M 'I r~l Choo1\ng the rlgbt paint w~ SeeThe Full Une At .. ' Hawk's Cycle Sales tte- SOA & 31, 1 Milt IOooltl of A-. 0,... f to S Mon. Thurt Sat,t to I Tuoo. Wtd Prt LY 24M4 Alhtola, 0 ? DECORATING rnlors to work perfectly m tvery room - to harmoma_ empha.s1nl or mntras;t Wltb rug~ drapes or furnr1hmp - 1 easy and automatte, 'W th the fabuloua DEVOE L1brary of Colol'l. W1thover 1 000 exctt.ng colort t1 choose from the Color Seleetor Dutl Lhe nght onea t1gllt put~ 1\t your ft.ngut•ps. SET SOME TODAY, AT CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. Opp 8&0 Depot Pt P'-nt ""'· 675-1160 C•h & Delivery-Cull & ca,nr"'~~J......IIIiullllflllllflf "'- , �. . .., .·-· . , .. ... . '. .. .... .. . .. .... . . . . . - ... -.. ~._k " W'---··· ~ . . . .. . ;, :tla!y sentlllel, Pomeroy·Mldtlleport, o., July 10, 1965 . · Grim death is surely traveling At a terrific pace, Be atrikes the YOlllli and a&ed, And endJ their earthly race; It IMllll he'• no rospector, He strikes the bad and good, And leaves a lot of sorrow Thru-out each neighborhood. 01 NIGHT WI J.2tll BY c. E. BLAKESLEE Co. Esteuion Alent From gigantic combllles to 4-H ClUb camp 1s a bts jump. This put week 1 was prlviJeg. ed to travel this Ideological distance which apBIIS In terma of apace and time hall oar coiJDo try'o Jensth and more tban haU Its history. The high plaleau of eaatern Colorado, roughly a mUe above eea level, depends on limited r 8 mraU and trrtsalkm, but pr11. duces enormous crops. T be famUy farm Is still the basic Wlit. Sugar beets, barley and eaille are tbe economic base. Maximum labor is needed to ,....,..,..,===• - ·• ••-. ·- Pomeroy Flower Shop Mra. Millard Van Mtler WI OIVI TV STAMPS R. MaiD P0111eroy --- -- --------- lie bas so many helpers. And none are known to shirk, l!ut all keep ever toilin8, And do such fearfUl work; 'nlere's accidents in nwnbers SUU slriking everywhere, On land, the sea. snd oceBIIS, And also In the air. .TU!I see this busy people Out riding in their cars, Not knowing death is waiting To stop them at the ban;; Tbe bars appear so quickly, Too late tor them to see, No way to get around them, No place lor them to flee. Disease ol aU descriptiona Is helping grim death too, l'lrt take folka in a hurry, Part linger long - 'tis true; A number of our kindred Have answered to death's AJ.oo dear friends and nei;ghl>ors l Are now beyond recaU. Of some, we've sadly wondered, Bow was it with their soul They left no sign among us That Jesus had control: Today we are still Hvlng, But this may be our last, For if grim deatb o'ertakes us, Our life will then he past. I I I. I the rule. Balers and bale pick• up machinery seem tn he more popular lllday.. The 111081 spectacular equip. ment seen was the 12 loot self· propelled combine. Travelllog cross Kansas we observed convoys o1 one, two or three combines being hauled on lrUcka to lhe next harvest area. Sometimes sleeping and eatlog lacllltles lor lhe combine crew were In the convoys. In most cases lhe farmer nn local lruckero provided !rucks for •• I heuling gram to the elevator. we observed as many as three combines operating Ill one time Two com0 ld t bi~s ~r ~f:ld wer~ common. Again we could senae the chang~ that has taken place since huge horse-drawn binders cut this wheat. Notes PRICES START AS LOW AS N[W ADMIRAL <:OLOR IDHITr CONTROL tP~I. Pin~) ing the seas of grain from Tex- ter of our country near Marys- cations. ao to the Dakotas Iville It seems strange that In only a shari tome the .an equal amount ol the laad lgraph replaced a service~~~~~E:~of:the~4-:H:Camp:~:'im Today, lar&er, amounts of area ol the Continental Unilod had been valuable for part C.ve Ill JaekSOII cou"' grain are harvested, using on· States IS west ot a part we con- two years. Neverthelesa, ; ly a fraclion or the manpow. sider "m the West. " horses and men slirred the er, thus releuing tremendous As we crossed the Missouri aglnation of a nation and II'I'!I'B . came to the geographical cen· lriver at St. Joseph, we saw the does. .tilolil olo.wil numb<rs ol men lor jobs io jrebcilt stables of the Pony E:l-1 This has been and oo~~~~: l l ~""'' industry. This is wh~ the crea· I press. They are another symool lto be the paltem of our YY '\1-'Wololrf Laler. the large threahlng lion of more jobs in industry \ot change. For 8 few months io l change. crews hauled the bundles to is so important to the conUn· 11861Hil, a group of tough, hard· A! we approached Ohlo \rl~olil threshing machines. Many men •ed economic growth of our lened. small teen-aged l>oys corn was taller, tbe land lllOJce ll MWitf A 'U"'!!''! !ravel the midwest wheat bell couolry. 'young men performed a vital lertile, and rainfall more lolA olo1 A.lfolooliloll during harvest season to pro- Coming across Kansas, we !""rvice to our country In tiiul. With our soil and ~~~";;II vide the manpower for harvest- camel o the geographical cen- ing communications from try we keep changing, al ~ IJ .. - - ·trying to improve with URit Monday lhrough Friday from 8 spent the weekend with Mr. bert Parker and famlly. change. a.m. unlil 4:45 p.m. Mr. Me- and Mrs. George Staats and Mr. Herbert Stobart and Mr. Thls is one of lhe reasons Nair may be contacted person- family. He was accompanied Wilham Slobart of Lakeland, such things as 4-H CJUilS il allyl n this olflce aeh Tues, home by his wife and children. Fla., and Miss Lenora Camp. CINCINNATI (UP!) camps - to help our __.. -....._ day morning. He holds ofllce , 1 d M E 1 W tk' bell of New York are here at- stoc~ as they change, so .IW RD•IIUU ~ h 1 th M · c t ., r. an rs. ar a ms te d. t0 th · ert inter change will be more lon•·ltroke ~ ·· tit, 11 AoSurCSs Olin eM eJgs Y and family spent Sunday at the nts mg eor prop Y • Callie : 300. Calve: 100. No1 1,1able. 8°uldng.' oce, asomc h I ... d M llarle es . class for I' Sometimes camp is the first Y Re1at.tv es here l1ave receJ'v• enoug h for any ka one high Pomeroy each Frt'd ay morn- 1 orne 0 "u · an d f milrs. 1 w u ing from 10 until 12 noon. ;E. Johnson an a y o o ed word that Russell E. Miller market test, pac ge the boy or girl has ever , Proucing additional dollars Pen.. . . of the U. S. Navy will be going and low coooce 850 lb away from home. Some· 'j Moss Sharon Cottroll, who IS overseas on July IO. His wile 25.75, few standard 19.51J.21. load this is 8 little painful. on low-Income farm land is be· employed 1~ Columbus, IS oome the former llclla Cook and chi!· choice 800 Jb heifers 25.25, few if the son or daughter Is 1 ing encouraged by the Farmers Home Admlnislration lhrough for a weeks vacatoon woth her dren, Ronnie, Mike and Tina, hJsh good and choice 700-750 lb . it is an experience parents, Mr. and Mrs: Donald are residmg in San Pedro, C.lil. 24.25, load average good 71J0.750 rememf!.er as a pleasant nem· the organization's supervised farm credit program. Coltroll and ooys, craog and Ib 21-23, cows 10-15, bulls 17· ory throughout life. Sales & Servl·ce Bruce. 17 .50, vealers steady to $ high· The opportunity is given Vernon A. McNair, Assislant Allee Flanagan of Parkers- 1 The Almanac er wilh advance on choice Jearn how to live with others. Phone WY 2-2975 ~ounty Super~lsor.. Farmers burg, w. Ya. spent the July 4· By United Press lnoernatconal grades only, choice 20-26. good Decisions must be made WIUl·ll tome Admmostraloon, for GalB Ann Lee Watklao :weekend woth her mother, Mrs. Today is Saturday, July 10, 18•24. out the help of fathers or 512 E. Main St. Pomeroy loa, Meogs, .Jackson, . Law· M/and Mrs. Eddie Hubbard Mary M. D1ddle and s!'ler,. An· the 191slt day oll965 with m attlnl cleaner, renee and Vmton Countoes with t last weekend in Washing· Ina Gracce Otler, and Jun Boll. to follow . . Hogs· 1100. Supply mostly !,•--========• headquarters located at 5301> ~penD C with their son and i Terry Pierce, who is employ· The moon Is approachmg its mixed 1·3 200-240 lb barrows flstar mowing I Second Ave., Gallipolis report. on6 h~ ·• 1 Mr and Mrs Ied in Columbus, spent the 4th full phase. and gilts, sows 3 per cent, trodthat 180 applications were re- ~\g H.:i,~·~W, · ' Iof July weekend wllh his par- Tbe morning stars are Salurnl· ing fairly active, barrows and New Holland's Model ceived In the Gallipolis Unit ~· nd: · W II' am Bartels Ients, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton and Jupiter. gilts 25 cent htgher : sows 450 Mower has a long 1 lor 1965 Fiscal Year. d r. "sa ~a~a and Bil· Pierce and family. The evening stars are Venus 1 sleady. 1·2 200-230 lb barro•1 s II 3!6·inch sickle stroke During 1965 Fiscal Year 63 ~n ~ ~/e~, ~ Mich stop. Mrs. Rosie Thompson and ' l and Mar<. 1 and gilts 24.85, 1·3 190-240 thet gets you out ol loans. amounting to $484,410, y,do th. osepa, home., from girls, Gracie and Jeanie, are John Calvin, tbe Protestant i24.6Q-24.85, 2-3 260-290 lb your hay field faster! pe on eir w y . "t' . CI b .h . . 27 were made in the live counties the New York World's Fair to VISl mg m . o urn us wot rela- i reformer, w., l>orn on lh 1s day 24.~5, 90 ~ead unilorm .o You mow up to 7 acres serviced by the Gallipolis Of. . 't h' t M and Mrs toves mdelmotely. m 1509. j24.50, 1-3 325·350 lb sows <0 21, an hour. lice. These 63 loans included ~:me~ ~~~~~:·an~· her moth~ Mr. Carl P~rsinger of Colum- On this day in history : . few thin 2l!O lb 21, 2-3 400.000 Operating Loans Farm Own· M N m Goodwin of bus Js spendmg a week woth In 1890, Wyommg was admttt· 19191.75, boars 13-15. ershlp, Rural H~using Emer- ~· rs. or 8 i his daughter and son-in-law, jed to the union as lhe 44th Sheep : 100. Not enough eFORAGE •ency and Economic Opportun- ~'!eroyM. . Hurd has re- ~ Mr. and Mrs. George Slaats stale. i ed to test price trend. • •mS. aggte ' ad I 'I · I I I 'II' · B lty loans. turned home from Meigs Gen·l n al!ll ). n 1908, Vtoam Jennmgs ry· :' . HARVESTE"~ The expanded activities of h 'tal and Mrs LauMr. and Mrs. Robert R. liBr· an was nommated lor the thord Coal os the compressed 1 the Farmers Home Administra· r~aSay::p:s assisting in. her [den and family of Norfolk, Va. lime as the presodential condi· mains oi vegetable debris lion Include loans to rural care s~nt ~ourth of July weekend date of the Democrats. swampy lands. e FORAGE BOXES groups for the development of M · Ral h Hamer of Arizona Jwolh hos parent,s Mr. and Mrs. In t95J. Lavrent1 Bena, the , ------water supply and dlsl.rlbutlon M' p Nellie I!Bmer of Morros Harden and Donrue and Russian choef oi mternal secur· 1from Ontain and France. eRAKES systems. For the purchase of ~~J.oonviT~ were recent guests her parents, Mr and Mrs Ho- Iity forces, was purged from Ute special equipment to establish ol Miss Jenrue Polls, Mr. and mer Corcle and lamdy, Dorcas. ' Communost Party hierarchy. . A thought lor the. day- Presi· water development, and soil Mrs. Frank Potts and Mr. and \ Recent guests ~f Mr. and 1 In 1962, the. Telslar saleihte [dent Abraham Lmcoln saod conservation measures and to Mrs. Willlam Potts. Mrs. Lawrence Didd.le were 1relayed televiSJOn p1ctures fro~ ·'Towering gemw; disd1ans. a instaU repair or expand faclll- J'm Bill Oiler who Is home her molher, Mrs. Vont Slavens the U.S. to Europe and Amen- ,beaten path. It seeks regoons 1 ' ' Warren wu.. of Wellslon and her brother ' ca receiVe · d c1ear pJc · tW"es bac k 1h'lh rto unexpIored" ties including water supply re.. lor six weeks from I e . . . Mr. and Mrs. Rober! Slavens ""'===="'"'========"'-=====. Spring Av•~ WY 2·5101 ervoirs, weUs, pumpllli plants son CoUege m Swannanoa, N. .and famil of Jack'" r and pipelines. Another .tmpor~· C., is a liieguard at Forked Mr. anl Mrs. Fisher 1 POMEROY, OHIO ant phase of lhe organozatoon s Run Lake. and son of Belpre spent a week I program is Housing lor our Mr and Mrs. David Flanagan visiting Mr and Mrs Sa lb:W IIOLUIID Senior Citizens. and three daughters ol Findlay Arnold and iamily and ~the r~ eREBUILT NO. 8 FORAGE HARVESTER 'fht lot Q 'ettllillnll'(f The Gallipolis olficei s open were. July 41h weekend VlSltors llatives and friends . r eJOHN DEERE MANURE SPREADER F..,......,..,..,..,..,=-"--'-"~~i.,.;~.;.~ ~-..::;.~j ot hos mother, Mrs. A. L. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. ThornWITH POWER TAKE-OFF Flanagan and brothers, Robert 38 Eynon and family over the ! FARMERS and Lewis. July 4th weekend were Mr. eFORD PICKUP BAILER Mrs. Eugene Hudson and chi~ Lester Waide and children 1 DO YOU NEED MONEY dreo have moved mto the Alva of Newell, Mr. and Mrs. I FOR Cross property m Mmersvolle. ence Beaver of I!Bcllle Phone WY-2-2115 Oporattne Cost Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duffoeld Leora Shear!' Pomeroy Capital Improvement Equipment Ll•estock and da~hlars, Terry and Deb- Mrs. Edna Sum;.erfield a~d · W19·3202 Automobiles Pomeroy, Ohio by of Nolro, W . Va .•. vlsoted her Mrs. Rexal Summerfield and Mulberry Ave. Educational Loans RACINE, 0. SISter and br~ther·m·law, Mr. Sina Mae spent Wednesday eve· PEARL ST. eC'omp1tltlv1 Total Lo1n Cost and Mrs. Archoe Lee. with Mr. and Mrs. Her• On The F~rm hrvlc• The new pastor of the As· "iiiiiiii ·-;j.ijijiji e Credit Life Insurance bury Methodist church, the 1 • • Former Own" Credit Sourct Rev. and Mrs. WeodeU Stutler MONDAY THROUGH and sons, have moved into the e newly re-decorated parsonage. SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hubbard of Washington, D. C., spent the Fourth of July weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed114 Mulloorry,Avo. Pomeroy die Hubbard and other relatives and friends. --- - = =--Mr. and Mrs. William F. Lee of Athena were recent visItors of his aister-ln-law, Mrs. AdeiiJert 0. Lee. Weekand guests of Mr. Wit· er Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Pbi!Ups were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cook and son, Kenny, of Lisoon and Mrs. Marie DonI ' ovan and sons, Butch and Budl •l'olnf, trailing, dy, East Liverpool. ilmd Falt-Hit~h Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rarden took Miss Frankie Mlmaw to Mingo Junction. Miss Min- S.., 'r'I'S 1'1.,.., A""'ST nchut Color m st1nt lyl riJ .... ...... ........... .... I FHA Group Markel Report · Encourages Area Farmers I WITH TRADE el962 Harley Topper Scooter, new maroon paint, very nice ___ $295 I • • 24 l:t. loki precision . • · '' '· •·' • · • • • · • • · · · • · • • • • wirlnt ht vlttltrett • Front Color TV Contrast/ Brlghlntss control. '& moCPO•intR•I o! ~ ld. OOh! UNTIL 9 PM l~pll..:l by 11~c!lo eGo Cart, hottest In town $175 Spare parts, engine, and stand for this cart at no extra charge - ready to race. OIN~I1fgn ADMIRAL .•. Mark of Quality Throllflhout th< World THE SHOE BOX "Sure Sign of Quality" 1 1 ct" ; Associated Radio & TV GRAVEly TRAaOR :ld e1958 Cushman Eagle, blue but you won't be at this price $145 lltUI ADMIRAL QUALITY FIATV-11 SHOP TONIGHT I Rawlings HONDA Sales I ! I I' ! Fulton-Thempson TRACTOR SALES Willi:;. Composed in June 1965 . By Mrs. Riley Pigott. 'l Robinson's · - - Iiiii- ... - - - - - I I 1 • f*'' . BAKE~.~UR~I!~~ SALEI ... lnll.ftY DRILL ct:a~tr.t d/OUM. UTKITY JIG SAW 119.88 b-Ill Maktr; straiahl. c:urved or ll"fll· IJIIr ~ub in w.ood. mt&al, pll!etict 1nd compot1t1ort m.WriiiL ~·, ~~ ~ · '' I .ill I!I, I ! ,. 1I I "580" HOUSE PAINT IALfPOlCt HOUSE PAIIT 13,77 wt- . 13.J'C. DIIU SET REG.$4.40 I I SOFA BEDS, $55 .. ' . .. . ... .. ROCKERS, $14.88 GAS RANGE .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. $91.00 s PIECE DIN&TTE .................... $39.00 LIGHT FIXTURE l.'~ $pt $3.!9 LANTI!RN Ctl1rmin1 .•. tr•dllh.l niJI. Cltlr IIIU ptnell s.. ln tmart, rust · retiJtant ble cll frame with tolld b,.• trim. (lus Bulb.) BEDROOM-HALL .... LIGHr FIXTURE ,.... REG. $8.25 $1.!9 ........ ~ 16.57 Aluminum • EXTENSION LADDERS II•LIGHT :~ I I !fa----------.. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~PAINT _,.., ..... ..,.... . . . ~ ~ ~o:t,Mtl'.:...,r: ........................ ...... ,.................. ,. ......... for . . . . . . " " - - · - .· ... ~ 111.1 - I&C rrom big-turl mowing to bruah ·elearinl • •. ~bat 1 11n advancod-d01ip Dl "!lary cutter !hat's rtaht for you. Heavy, .piv-otmounted lmivct develop tre- •••l I BAKER FURNITURE aiM WOCIIIUII ~-':fi '2M I ~ ~~til 20-fT. 1111. lft.H 111.44 i~F-Iflr 2"-"· - .,... na.aa ~•th.. s3.n t'oii.·~·I'T......... 124.84 DOOR CHIMES I j ,' ) SALE NOW IN PROGRESS ...,. ENDS AUGUST 7th - MANY MORE BARGAiNS mondoua whlrllul momen- tum far unmatclled cutuna lledium'Duty 310 powor. All-atael houain11 •lnd'l cut ... h•I~<IN•er fl JilrJUel-tdfCI knlrn an extra reinforoed to atond up under !ouaheat coadl110111. Let Ul dtmDIII\rate the Dl rotory cutter ol your cholee "'ii your own fltm. ColliDOII. I THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. Mei.gs Equipment Company THE DI,ARTMENT STORE OP BUILDING SINCE 1915 PHONES WY 2-3193 AND WY 24679 . , I.Ait1ft\IIG. GINiiAL HOS"TAL ' Wit 2-3176 · · IIOMIIOY . _ ._...,.,;.;,''~o-•'___.....,_.,._____ • / r .' . ' were held there Monday, Ju. ly 5. Mr. and Mrs. George Schnel· der and Eleanor Kay attended the World's Fair and visited relatives and friends In New York. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lisle and family, Mr. and Mrs. Har· ry Polls visited recently wltb Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Kendall and famUy of Warren, Mich. Mrs. Laura Leifheit is spend· ing aome lime visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Tony Leroy In Glous- ter. "'n er II wnmtnaton, Ill. Junior Sellers ba• returned ' home. a11er a rew weeta vl!tl wlth relatives In East Liver- pOol. ... - ~ --.. -·-- - -- .•.,._.... UNICO UPRIGHT FREEZEIS IS cubic foot _ only $179.00 15 cubic foot _ only $209.00 17 cubic foot _ only $205.00 18 cubic foot _ only $239.00 21 cubic foot _ only $225.00 20 cubic foot _ only $249.00 23 cubic foot _ only $249.00 30 cubic foot _ only $349.00 15.5 CUBIC FOOT NOW ONlY $259 14.1 CUBIC FOOT FROST·FREE MODEL - - - - - - $295 16.3 CUBIC FOOT FROST.fREE ~ODEL - - - - -- $32! Half-gallon of FREE ICE CREAM for each cu foot capacity you buy in a Freezer, t ,_Refrigerator or . Combination _ _....,._ _ _!"""_ _....,_ _..__ _ _, I ' Mrs. I!:IJI..,. Hudson and fam· ily' of Mlnol'll'l'llle spent Sunday , wlth .Mrs. M . yla Hudson and 111011; Dense!. · Mr. Eddlt Love o1 .Colwnblll·1 • UNICO CHEST FREEZERS REFRIGERATORS and COMBINATIONS · Maline Dailey ol Portland Is apendlng a few days with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Junior DaUey and family. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parker, Boward K. and Nancy recentry returned lrom a weeund visit w!tb their and dall!lhter-tn· 1 law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Park- ; FREE DELIVERY 50 MILES • ·\ SEVERAL GOOD USED FREEZERS WE SERVICE $100 WE FINANCE . FROM tnd UP POMEROY • Sorvlntl Molp, Muon on4 Golllo Coutoti-"'Y 2-2111 ~•ck W. Coney, Mar• Look for tho Bitl 'L' tn llou!IJ 7 I D ot tho '. ' ... ·. ~- - CHECK THE NEW, LOWER PRICES WITH FEDERAL TAX REMOVED! er, James. Funeral services .,. AMERICAN ....__ REO. $7.25 Morris Equipment Co. ROTARY CUTTERS .................. II I Sugar Run Flour Mills 4Smashing NEW COACH PORCH c~, ·~ DOOR MIRRORS .. ' .. .. . . . . . . . . . .. .. . $4.99 ' BUNK llEDS, $68 · · .... .... MAPLE BIDS, fll ' ·~ 4 PIECE SECTIONAL . .... .. ...... . . ... . $111 AIR-cONDITIONER .. .. . .. .. . . . . .. . $9-4 .. 13" PORTABLE TV ...... .......... .. .... $94 1: - 15.87 LIGHTING FIXTURES BATHROOM WAll Feed--Seed Fertilizer- Farm Supplies OPEN TIL 9 1n the EVENING $12• : 1SAViNGs ,,~ II Used Equipment Sale! ------------------------ and Mrs. Loren Ralph of Columbus and Mrs. Donne Hau- SHIRT T r I • 1962 Rlvenicle Moped, bronze, rough and ready - - - - - $75 $J99·95 T1.1ne In warmest .Society News ~.~'!r C:P~::: • Notes SOCJety eWe have a 1963 All State Moped, r'd & white, sh.up as a tack $145 ber were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larkin•. Mr. and Mrs. J, Grove SnP.th of Dayton spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. David Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Cozart Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kouse and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cozart of flmghters of Dayton spent sev- Lorain, Mr. and Mrs. Da;reil tta] days with Mr. and Mrs Cozart of Coolvtlle and Mr. and t'harles Hensley. . Mrs. Leonard Dailey visited · Mr. and Mrs. Romey While Nellie Cozart. ff Chillicothe visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Caruthers and ll~ Harold Newlun. fami ly of C.nton spenl several uglas ~auher IS a patient days with Mr. and Mrs. Mar. at Children s Ho•pJial In eo. vin Marks. lumbus. Janet Bisse!l of Columbus Audrey Smith, Ne llie Steth. spen t several days here with 111• Ethel Chevalier and Mabel relatives. 1 :yre were visiting Edith Os- Dave Yales is 'a palienl at ~n, Keno. St. Joseph Hospital, Parkersr. and Mrs. Zern Pierce burg, W. Va. entertamed wilh a wiener roast -Vio~l Smilh recently. Guests included Mr.jr=========,l ~ Mrs. Robert White of . ~eno, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Newof Chester, Bock Yan Meier FINISHING lfr, and Mrs. Leon Donahue· ¥r. and Mrs. Tom Hayman and Our beat quo lily service llr. and Mrs. Larry Curlis. , Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Weber llld Sandy and Mr. and .\Irs I DAY SERVICE John Weber, McKee~rock Pa . ON REQUEST tpent the recent week end with I Jolr. and Mrs. Norman Weber. Cora Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Glly Evans, Nelsonville, Mr. Cltanera Pomeroy o~l~£:~::::: just a In our grt8l COU!IIr)":_Note Mr. Blaloeslee ·. • SyraCUSe We llrt Juat 1llout out of 1965 Horldu with only 4 left; 10 we .,. golllf to Mil all our uatcl units 1nd m1ke 10meon1 1 a very good dul on them. f Long Bottom as 1 Ridge Keno ~ociety care for the sugar beets. . . Dlppooa mto the IIDUthwestern corner of Nebraska, the areo Is almost entirely dry land farming. Hay apparently can be stacked In the open with no protection needed from the weather. Hay balers are being used with the bales frequently !ell In the field until the nerl cutting. Buck rakes nn. lrsctors are somelimes used on loose hay where just a few years ago horse-powered equipment was • ROUGII GOING - A ph• lograpber caught Princess Soraya In Ibis candid shot as she made her nay gingerly up a rocky slopo to her hotel after a dip Ill lbe Medllerrauean. lraD's former emprr11 lnnled aclre" lo vacallonllll on lhe French Riviera. I:s~le::ty~as'l'l!i!a.tribaam1pe!:;, 11 0 ~~m ~ :~~~~~~~~;:~ ~: c· WY22039 ~~'!:~ ~~ The railroad and ool~''l:;~~~ had reached St. Joseph but · Gleant ombienes to 4•1{ Camp' Marks Changieng NatJeOD :~:~:~:~ers~ ~~a~~"! WE ARE STILL LIVING ' :Dally Ientine!, Pomeroy·Middlej>Or:t._0.,.J?lr_!O, 1965·5 .. ~~:.i"s~~~est coast ef _Ntwlnftlrrolnp . THE POET'S CORNER •' ,,. t .• �._ .. . . .. . "" . ........... '-. . ..... ... ~ ... ·~ - .. .... . . . · - .... . ......~ .... 4 , $ ....:..~~ • • ' · "" . . . . ...... .-.. ( • I Classified Ads Your Modern Communi tv Bulletin AD WANT INfORMATION u••"'·'".. '"' f .M .., ...,_ """""""' llland•' Oudltrw 4hftll oll..ll cA••~:~".:~M•• ~=·'T:~~~~ n.,, ,.. ~hllMtt~" --::-:=::: For Rent @) 1 Wanted To Buy__ _ &-~aily For Sale___ . - MODERN • room andbalb, Camper travel trailen, new ' CORDWOOD. buzz saw. F. DodIumtshed apartment. Middle- hank rate financing . S m a i ll derer, Rl. 3, Coolville, Ohio. port. WY 1.-38'/l. ~ de down payments. Balance up 7-llf-3tp 1 ... Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, .t ---~.J pOmeroy M to C :2 SIGNS .... vr room- h~ 0., JulylO, 1181 11 1 • - - - - - - • Ia QUAlm 0 r HRIUlJU Dayton with Mr. and Mrs. Daa Farmer and family. Mn. Lawrence VIvian tM• Iiiii Jli!lllll!l}') o.1 SacrameniO, 11 "'-"' •- lllli'AI ....._ ... ...... o.l • e-• Ad .t L--~ AWIR n ,.,..... ..,.. ~-~~- f Middleport MODERNlon to 4 ye:RGAINS ANTIQUE Furniture, dishes. ll_,rr !!-._ Jlta.wu ww M •=OCI ._ .. East Mam St. Call WY Z-2381. Trailer demonstration, alumin· miscellaneous Call or wrifP. : .,.. .,__ Fru 7 9 3tc urn boats, outboard Mrs. Howard Cecil, 800 W. I d $1595 Mr and Mrl Wlllilm Wldllltrouilll•.....,..,. tr. Comotor. Mam st, Pomeroy. 1964 Volkswagen De uxe 2 r. · ' ' Iambe lir 1llr lilllr lit! Grtl'b• PUDII::U!!!"~~· r.ne nJb'l FOR RENT -Trailer space Amsbary Apache Trailer 6 29 tfc 15,000 miles by local owner. Vi~yl interior, PB, Radio, c(Saindllyy, ~nmor.Ma.2~d -~. -.1. tlttJoHHiw, llr. . . . . . Gar 1e1 141' or "'ttiiOt ut.' llGP ~H•me.t on N Second-av m Mlddle- Sales, 631 Fourth Ave. Galli· whitf'we~ll tires, looks and runs bke new -J -. . . - - - doa. llarria •••··t-t.ton•hl• I!:J"ro" •boull'l n. I' R I 446 .()23 ina two _...,_ ..... h• p·~ • repnrt.,! tmmedill'.el't Mit out> port ~ear shopping distnct. po IS. enta s. :.. Buuiness Services ~ w~ Wllrll - · Da1'1 W1llr 1011 . . . . . ••••• .., ""'M -•""""'' "' Concrete patios. Call WY • _ _ _ _ _ ___:_7__:9 6tc 1963 Chevy II $1695 enls, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gil- Mrl, L. JL It Ill fil •on l.l.lu ..., '"""~ tn••mnn 21a6• WY 2-:J:J46 or WY 2•361141 Lo<·a owner, spotless C'lean interior/ new 1st line white wan more and f.amlly. They also v1J. the IUJI1JDir ID Cl p I willn .,. ::.':""., .."'• 1>->-Uc GREEN BEANS. Bring contain- WATER HAULING day or tir•s. Radiu and hoal•r. H•i .. and awn finish ited in Louisville,_Ky. with 1lll btt .18 IIDij)loyed;:. Ill Jlew • ""'" .,. """' '"' ""'"'M - - - - - - - - - - 1 er. Pick your uwn. $1.00 bu. mght. llOO ga lank. Rea"m· 963 C • M C Now $1599 parents. Cmdy IS recovering York Central llaBroad. .. '111ll!nlmum •:.oup oo """ FOR SALE V~rgil Roush Farm, Letart able rates. Will haul any· I orv11r onza pe. from an attack of measles. ited with .,_ par~- .,..... IJ , .... '*' word fOJ l'hr- cmt ,--,---~~ where Dale Lee Racme Rlark finish. 4-spef'd lrans., 110 engine. rt>d vinyl burk('t M d M J0 ho M '"" ou.. :W..:.W~~:~. o11 Lt&lo ~~&>.no 100 BALES neW sl~aw~-F'loyd Falls, next to Cemetery. Oh" 'Ph Wl 'g..3112 0 ' srats, radio, heatf'r, good whitewall Lin>s. r. an rs. a~er, holiday weekeud. Bt , . 10.., ,.,. .,..,. " ••,. C R M'ddl 7 9 3tc '"· one ays Col. and Mr. and Mrs. WIIJiam en to Columbus .._ ... - - · · CAIIP o• nu.Na& " vtuTlJARI~ arson, l. l, 1 eport, or WI 9-3043 Nights. Ch ld m~~PCt Th ursday and Misl Jane Ba~r ~, ,...wbtn ,__.. ..... ... "' ~... ..t. Phone SH 25291. 7-l01-3tp ' I _s were •••• s lit ..... .... ......... .... ,, -· --Barden's Markel, Route I, Sy9 9 6tc evemng 10 Ravenswood,- w. Va. returned to Cltvtlllld. No ,ov:;u::. ~~·~ at . Dati.J MAGNETOS, used, for A.B.C. racuse, has on sale Thnrs· , at a cook-out held at the home ........, ""' ._ • ,. "'"' .... H M Farmail One new L d F 'da d S t' rd ACCORDIONS, new an_d used. I OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. of Mr. and M". Bruce Bingrl"ll CA&"1 · · ay , n v an au ay.- E .. 10 rear fender for '50 Chevrolet. M'lk &9c - 1 . B d xperlAIrepa1rmg, tunmg. les-I POMEROY, OHIO ham. The Mayer family ia vi.lTO .-"I.A<'II • I ' ga . ' rea • 1-JVe I I (' IS Ult.Jl.Tw:~"~'No Write. F. Dodderer, Rt. 3, loaves, 89c; Bologna. 3 lbs. sons. so arge seec •on o • it.ing at the home of her par-• _c_oolvtlie, o. -7-I0-3tp $1.00; Reg. cigarettes, 25c pk; new and used pianos, orgao• r '"'foot""'·,,... tho "" ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Meln and gUitars. George Riddle. Livestock •treet. sav1n1 and •xeept1n11 tha t:oal hart. I ..-. PHONE Wy 2-2156 ORDER AMSTUTZ'S H&N Dairy Fair 1ce milk, reg. 79c Ace d. nd p· I d and other mtner11lB t.heretn aoo II•• 1 ''Ni('k Chick" leghorn chicks, - 49c 'h: gal. 7 8 3tc or IOn a tano an . I rtlht to mlna the lame, wltbotll In· Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cowen, Sr.. 2928 E. Sth Ave., Columbu!!l FOR SALE Five gaited rid cumbrance t.o the aurfaae. and all of Tampa Fla are here for Lost and Found or started pullets today. Mod- 1963 FORD TRUCK hHifio-;j 19, Ohio. Tel. CL 8-1193. ing norse- registered. Phon~ ~~~~~;,ay:S:~~~n) mlnenl •am a visit wi,th re.latives in Mid~ Mrs. Harry Lee lblley wu LOST _ Billfold between Pam- OhiO. er~ Poultry, Box 188, Athens, actual miles $J 9 Cali 30tp · Deed Reterenee' vomma I 'ft. Pa1e dleport and lhe area. ~ Ml• 7 1 5 4 2 Phone LY 2-9031. ' ' 200 · · · 1 WY 2-2323. 7 8 6tc 483. Melp ro,n1tv Deed Record•. hostess to the· Woi:dii!D'a M d eroy Parking Lot an eigs l 7 !"Ill SH 2-5052. 7 8 Uc on >\nne Strell'l In t.he Vtlla,e of Dr. A. w Milhoan of Nitro sionary Society . f the Pom Equipment Company If -....... c CAR WASHED 1:1 d Paftel No. 3 l'lOIUIIBta at \WO hOWl.. . ' 0 eror · .. CABBAGE beans cucumbers . n vacuum FOR SALE - 2 milk cows. Pomeroy. and wu appnlted tor W. Va. visited recently with First Baptist church ·Th.. found, please nonfy Ju111or USED bathtub. good condJtJOn, ' • ed. Wolson's car wash 550 . ...ooo.oo. M d M E · __, Engle, Phone WY 2-7705. ea bl Ph WY 2 5293 and tomatoes. Clarence Prof· p SI M'ddi 'wy CooivJlle, 985-3235. 7 8 Jtc All ""' " ' ,.,,.,, •• u"'"M' r. an rs . merson Jones evemng at her home, East Mala -r sona e one - , fitt Portland Ohio Vl 3_2254 age ._ , 1 eport. 2h1 the E~~:~cut.orB and Probate court. and Mrs. c E Burdette and St. 7-10-3tp Frank Fugatt: 7-10-tfc • • · · 3715 Open from 8 a m to T . A. Downie and Humond f . ---- - : _ 1 6 29 llc · · · Business Opportunities t_..... co-Ex"""" of oho amJ 1Y The meeting opened witll a 9 p. m. seven days a week. - - - - - - - - - - - AUCTION Saturda~· July J7th 1 -- - · -Elltate of Albert N. Banrel. de· Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mil- meditation b M J E F Help Wanted--~ I 11:00 p.m."lll ' havF~" ' sold the' , DON'T PUMP ynu sluggish sep. PART oR FuLL T<MI "'"'· . .. . . Y rs. . . oo6 30 JOt p tic tank Get Klean-Em-Alll No" availabllll 111 thiR area. routH (7 ) 1, 3.1. 8 • to, Stc hGoalni_ wl~re busmess VISitors Jn , ter, president. A report on the ormt>r V1 age tre House . k •ending clj:areJ.tea, JUm, rnad)', LIGAL NOTICE a IPO IS Thursday. yearbook througb June I WAITRESS wanted, apply in I I d 411 SI D' !I t septiC tan cleaner. Land-I nuL, and oUter fill . .mnr JII"O· Public heannr on the liMI~ budgl!!t M d 1'! v wb . • ... Cl b ora e on I · rrec Y o k f' B .aucta. tor salem townsnlp will be held at r. an_ ~ rs ernon e er was g1ven by Mrs. Aten Shain, 1 person, at High "7" u , thr rear ol the Racine P.O. I mar artt ureau.. :~~~: J : :~!s ~~:'=~~t the 'llflce of the Sal~m Townfthlp and family were at Canrer's program committee (!hairrna State Rt. 7, formerly Wonder and t t wII II 2 18 tfc Route 3 - 13.57() invntment Trustee. at • p. ln. Fnday, Jllb' 16, c F "d h n. Bar. No experit>nce necessary, mus vaca e. 1 se • · !~<ct'llent earnlna•. Will tull)' In· 1116 ~· ave rl ay w ere they ac- It was decided to cancel t be .te. _ c !he contt>nt.s co~sisting in part MOBILE Home, 1957 Sky liner I ~rruct <or mtervlew ""rlt.e. tnclud- BY:~~~. ~~"~!:rh. ~.!.;'.t~e~ 1.,, companied their daughter, Don- August meeting and !be ~ 710 31 of furm lur_e. dJs hes, bo l h old 1 4l:l x 8 2 bedroom, good condi· lng ~hone Soli Dumber to r The Oai17 1N THE COMMON PLIAI .coun na., horne from 'H ~I" COlored Or Whl Sentinel, 1188· \"'· Pumeror. "" camp held tember meeting wiU be a divi· 1 NEEDS 4 waitresses over 21 brass ME<oo couNTY. No oHIOu.,.. thJs s1·0n of wor ld mtsston · · support ··1 tland new IOO , ~ron ld and · - Mr. Reed, Reedsville, I M past week. - kel·l lion. to work from 8 p. m. tu es. o picture 1rames, OhJO. Phone 66H336. l>-21>-30tp Wanted uou •one• · r. and Mrs. Carl Gilmore in charge of Mrs J H Ste h4 a. m. No experience neces- 011 lamps. telephone box 1 THI MATTU oF coNvEYANCI and family and friends held a h . ··r · · · P sary. Uniforms furnished . Call old books and other antiqu~ Real Estate For Sale ~~ ~E:J.4~"c:~:;HE::•c~R1~~. picnic supper this week. Pre- el~n. ~thatrmank of the Associa. D 295--6300 Aft 1 arLicle d , th t" • Sales & Service WANTEDIWOMENI oF •· o. MIDDLIPORT, OHIO, th . d 1on, w1 spea ers from Gran· 8 t co II ec t - ay . er s an man> o er ar 1- FOR SALE · Syracuse, house, • IILIGIOUI AIJOCIATION. en were eli aughers, Car- ·u Th I ·n 0 ff . 8 p. m. call 428-9302. cles. Something for everyone. gas eiectricJ·ty Cl·ly water 1 I MENI •ur NOT lNCORPOAATID. Ia Sue, Mr. and Mrs Robert dvedl~e ove 8~ er~ng WBI ' • FiU: Almost Every Car To Treln tor Notlc~ Ia neHbY IIYen to the offt- Tewksbar M'ddl rt. ICated by Mrs. Loram SterC =~-=----,--.,---.,-,--__:_7 9 6tp orne and buy. l must sell out two lots. One block from! Income Tax Con•ultlnht een and memben of \he Br.adbury y, I epo ; Mr. and rett HELP Wanted: Licensed prac- A. C. Bradford, Owner. Brad- roadside park. $2000.00. Phone ' eTransferable Wben A few clear thinking people ~~.u~~lo.o'.arZr~' .,,f ot~:!'·:~~~ ~t Mrs. William White and I Mrs Joseph Cook presented tical nurse for CarmdD Nurs· ford Auction. Terms : Cash, CH 7 2361 9 9 3 I You Trade Cars will be selected from this may eoncern, that 011 the 6th day ot daugrter, Cindy Maryland· iind 1' . not responsible for accidents. I • tp area to enroll in new. low· JuJJ, 196~. the Tru•teea ot t.he Brad· Miss Helen Ta j Col ' the program topic:, ''The wall ot Ina Home, at Pomeroy, Oh.io. . bur, Chnr<h Chr\atIn ofth•R.lXlUt"' D. Mid ~ y or umbus; . compet'til'IOD, " Wit. h uoe 9·l0..6tc I • Guaranteed 24 months cost traming program pre- dleport. Ohio.offllld ot Larry Fox Marysville· Mr Econorntc 6·26-llc fl,..,t..l.,., or 24,000 miles pared by CPA 's. Eam Iuera- Common Plou of ••,.. l Q" • ',, nd M 'J d . . scripture reading of Psalm 2-1 --~c-c=-- --=-- -- 1955 Liberty HOUse Trailer, 34 \,w ... lflc,-- ~~·· .., live fees. (Some tax eonsult- Ohio, In C••• No. 13,71l8, their eer. a rs U son Wh1te and , · U. S. Civil S.nh::a r•atal ft f e Most Popular Unit ants earn $5 and mon per taln l'etihon pra;vlnt the court 1n1 an Dennis Saelens Others takmg part were Mrs. y.., """m•n lb aod I)•• lieo;!llh JoiN . X 8 t. A1\lin Tripp, Chestorder Jlvlni them autflority to •ell · Sh · lh h h HIJb "., SIIOf" "Pun "~'~"uoemoal er, Ohio, Phone 98f.-4190. POMEROY - 6 - room frame , In the U SA returndl. Exce!~entl veal1r and convey In ree •lmple '(I the St.at.e Mr. and Mrs. Harry S Moore I am as e c urc woman: r~ .. uand• o1 tont ~peo Pr-epan, 017 . . , 'Toun Income ~.eeg ng c of Ohto. the roJJ~w1n1 deRcrlbl!!tl real visited · Col · I Mrs. George Skinner the .... L tralnln,. Q!ltll appntnted bpet"'ence 7 8 6tp all on one noor. bath, gas I ent's tax records. ignified ••tate tltuated m the County of m umbus over the . ' _.,.r 1 111UaiiJ IPI......., II"R.D Jnftmnafired hl:'atin". out of high OO Jife.lom'! profession! Meto. " the State of Ohio. and In weekend with Mrs Harry E mess woman; Mrs. Vlcb' Uor> 011 Job& lllartu, !'Mia.tNmanta. o the TOWI\Shlp of Sall•hUry, to wtt : . • • y S ho • 'f , M r· Wl'il• •nda if1...tne oarM. ld.drM> ,rut ONE GAS Tappan range. $40. water and near Main Street. · Installed If you can study one hour Situated In thll' rown•htp of saua- Heagland and MISS Grace Sa· oung r., usewl e, J'l, • 7 ,.... Phone WY 2-2518. 7 8 c $5,500.00. daily at home write todaJ t:ounty of Metga, State of vage ter overseas guest· Mrs Stt0bul')'. 31 Llaeoln MerYl". Bid IIS8o-. Pom_, hlo. a;1d In Section 30. Town t • ' ' • DallJ I1Dt1nel r.,merot' oa~• - z MILES FRO EW DA for free facts, free aptitude Not"'h, Ran•e t 3 we1t. and tto,unfl. Scott Erwin son of Mr and phenson, the league of women HAVE MOVED: must sell 351 MN Mte•l "' •n• '"'ribed " •••"'•" · . · t nd M El fol Rent flP. motor, 14 ft. hoat and 6 • room frame, bath, full 1 · Mrs. Michael Erwm of Belpre, vo ers : a . rs. mer Jck· basement for ed hot $outhw.stern AcaMmy Commenc!nt at the Northwe.n spent Tuesday with his grand- h~m . the missionary. 2- BEDROOM home nice loca trailer. See at Cozart Gar. ' c alT Pomeroy 0 The llally !iientinet cornn of Secuon 30; th@nce South I M A solo "For th B t Of . . bl .' ed' age in Racine ltc heatmg, hardwood floors, • • Bo• 668v :n d•• · 4~' 38" t:ut and detJ~un 1 parens, r. and Mrs. Chester , e eau Y 7 8 l_mn. Avat1a e lmm late1y , plenty of closet space, large Name Age • , , • 44 des. 31" 18"' F.ut tm Weal The Earth" line of SH"tlon 30 a from dlltance ol Erwin · ' by Mrs ' Wickham • m Mason, W. Va., Ph one Wy USED FU I lot with shop building and 2 Address Ph J24a.~ teet to y point tn the n:lat· Mrs. Arthur Skinner Mr!! a poem. "Order,'' by Mrt. 2-2318 or WY 2-6821. 7-l03tc RN TURE, 1 day JOIN THE AAA Be td · · · one 1n1 eenterllne or count, ao 1d 11141 To k. ' · C k d b M S =--cc=-,---_ bed, 1 Chma cabinet, 1 four I car garage. Located on Route · protec e thenea sout.h oe der. 'l&' !19" Eaat m S mner and Mrs. David · oo an prayer Y rs. te1 TRAILER lots for rent on high burner gas range, 1 bookcase, 124. $12,000.00. on Road-bond and ·.rip servlegal Notice :~~~ 1!~td wre1~!r~~:Z:ec~~:~c,e t:! Farmer have returned from a phenson, concluded the pr.. ground. Neighborhood quiet. Rollaway bed Corner SYRACUSE SOIDO GAS STA- Ice. Cali or conta•t. E. M. "~'""M uf ""'' Houle J43 . ..,. vacation trip to Squirrrci Lake gram. 1 1 Contact John F. Fultz, 391 cupboard sl~d Chest · TION & GROCERY - 0 n e Burton, 578 Bruadwav St., Th• Mlll!r~G~~ :a~~~~· rul 111 tate ~!·~~~~~~e~~~t!~,c~~!' !/~:. ,r.:. Lodge, Minecque 1 Wis. Tom Refreshments were served br Locust St., Middleport, Phone • ' 1 t f b 'id' t Middleport, Ohio. . will bf" aolcl at the office of Crow. erl.yh proPert) (!Orner. '18.96 feet Skinner and his rather Arthur the hostess assisted by her d&it drawers, J dresser, 1 what- S Or_y rame Ul mg , DO OCCrow &: Porter, .\ltome)'11, Pomeroy, rig t of St.at\on 19'1 plul B93S u . • . • WY 2-2319. 7-10-3tc not, metal wall cabJ·net, two cup1ed now, located on Route 6 25 30tp Ohio, on Tuesday. July IJth, Hl6!t •urve.red tn 19&1 by the ohl"o f)e,. Skmner went on to Hayward ghter, Debbie and son, Keith. at 10,00 o'lliOI'lk A. M. Property con p.artmf)nt of HIJhwaya for the re Wis and El M' f ' straight chairs, one 5X7 COD- 124, COrner Jto 50 X ]()(J. Only lain~ 42 .24 acre~ more or leu anlt il locat.ion ot Melgt 7. SeeUon u5 · y, mn. Dr 8 C3-2 BEDROOM home nice local $2 '700 ·00 · INSIDE and outsltie painting. ~nown aa th• Arthur Stout property and a~ being th• tru~ plaee of noe trip. Mrs. Farmer and Mrs · - - - - - - - - - tn Rutland ToWllahlp, Mel1a County, bel\nnlmr: thenee South 02 de 1 . · tion. Available immediately. tact printer, I record player, ALBERT M COX SALESMAN Roof work. Reasonab.e rate Ohio. n•ar Lan••vllle, Ohto, r.ppral•· Jll. u.. Eaat alon1 t b e Grantor·~ Arthur Skmner and Mrs. Tom ' ' Phone VI • -oo 'J"'Mp ed. at 2,000.00. Propert) eaunol be auteru propeny tine and the ell · Skinner v·, 'ted l ho In Mason, W. Va. Phone WY plastic curtain. Will sell separately or all for $70.00. Call WY Z~30 WY 2--3&36 iJ"I.I • V' ;r-.)U~ I01d for leu tban the apprat.'led val· Iatini (enterline ol Count, Road Sl enrou e me 2-2318 or WY 2-QI21. 7-111-Jtc 7 9 3t ue. Admlnl5trator Haerve• the rlfht 194 a dlstanca of 17S.73 feet to -----Mason 773-5216 Friday 1 July C AUCI10NEER to reJ~I any and a11 bldl. Sale 1ub the Grantor'• mo1t southwMh!rly I BEDROOM home. Melvin 9, Saturday, July lOth on ly. LARGE LOT for sale J·n Rut· Jert to the approval of the Court. property 468.50 feet Gauge readlnl" _ CaUlpolie Camplele Service Property contain• coal. rl.lht or eomer, Station belrtf 198 plua 44 .. Uttle, Cheshire, Ohio. 7llf-6tc land on De l St f . Rt Delbert A. Romine. Admin· 13; tht~nce North 83 deg. 58' 14" W•at Dam 12, IU running 3 feet 7 7 4tc 6 ROOM and bath house. In~ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___:___:_____:: ' po .• acmg ' Critt Bradford tdrator of tMt E!ltate of .alonr the Grantor'• SI'IUth.. rl}l proper· on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.· 124. Phone WY 2-5559. ' Write Pro Co c't Millard M.. Romine, Dereued. ty line • dlltanca ol 21'J.IS feet to quire Maplewood Lake, Clyde 1965 STEREO console with ra- ' 7 8 12lp I ae or ata {7) 6. 6. lO, Jtc the Granlor'R mOlt ~outhwe~lerTv Pl'O• 67, Pt. Pleasant 2-1.19, Hint01 Stoke. 7 8 6lc A. C. BRADFORD JI4H1y eurner being 254.00 feel rlg~t diO Equipped with 4 speed LlGAL NOTICI of St.atlon llltl plu1 09.24; theno·e 1.16 falling, Kanawba Falla 3.· · . . . HOUSE for .sale, Laur~l Cliff Racine, Ohio Th.e Millard M. Romlnv real e•latll! North oo deJ. :ut' 14" Wett alon1 the 37 ·rising, Charleston 11.• .. SLEEPING ROOMS. Newly c~nger. NICe walnut flmsh. road II acre Phono WY 2-1 5 l Uc will hll' ao\d at the office ol Crow. Grllator·· weaterly property llae 1: JULY 18 • b Th t 3 !h 1 · Crow & i'orter, Ati.Drneya, i'omeroy, dldance •• 108.24 feet te t'- Grant. IS se mon s old. Take 6322. ~ Ohio, on Tuuday. July 13\b, 196.5. al or 'M mod nor1hweaterly property <'Ot· ' There will be 8 Jitney Sup. tionary. London, Marmet allll decora ted I twm eds, show· era, linens and towels rurn- over payments of $5 p e r AJ:t CONDITIONING RefTlger- tiO:OO o'floek A. M.more PrOPI!!rtY the exl•llnJ cenlerlll1e of per at the Oak Grove Meth•.,.. Winfield dams were on the alliJ. aint 42 .13 acl'fll or leu eon· In ~t•r StateIn Route 14~ belnl 223.i; feel isbed, Six rooms to accom- month or pay balance due, I". __ LI A . . J. ation service. JaC'k's Refrig- 0Rutland Town~h tp , Mel•• county, rilr:ht ot Stauon 197 P in~ Ml!l· dist Church on Saturday, July Many boars are not operali"l due to the miners holiday. modale eleven men. Inquire $69.54. Try it in your home. ~Ifill' ~~~~~t• eralion, New Haven, Phone r~~~~ r~~m~:~r~~~:~aat Road•:~~~.:J. ~~=~:· ~~:n:en~rud::· ~~~ ~~:n~~! 10 at 5 p. m. Boal Movemenll: It 1babet'1 Dept g t 01 e, Call WY 2-6555. 7 7 8tc .., TV 2-3537. 4 1 lfe Property cannot be 1old for lua llwl Norther!)' property IIDe 1 diJtance of JULY •• tha appralnd valtla . .Mimlnlatrator n· .814.110 fut to tho 1111• plue of b• ~ New Haven, W. Va. POMEROY _ 9 room frame &arl , ____' --hla- -__-. ••ne. tha rttht to nied any and an .tnn1n1. Cont.alnl"-" o.a ure or Bethel No. 62 of the Interna- Oltlo River - Edeana Bot1 .uu bldJ. Sale tubject to tha approval of which tht P.R.O. accupl" 02l ae SINGER CONSOLE I ~ rlwu 7 I ltc • sew ng bouse with hath hot water Beatla& '"' court. • ,....,., oonhl,. <ool. .... · • tiona! Order of Job's Daughters worth down II, 6:45 a.m.; OJ&. FURN===IS"'H"'E"'D,_a_n_d_U_nfu _ rms ___hed _ machine. This machine zig heating. and 2 Porches. Ur MJDersvllle. Obit ~:~!::' ot·,~~~:teA!tm1M'n: ~~=- 11u': ~-, will meet at tbe Pomeroy Ma- ie Star up 14, 4:40 p.m.; PenoApartmento: New Modern zags, makes buttonholes, cated on corner lot, three Elld your oewer lroableo ,.,.. M. Romine. oe<eu... ,..,,..,. "' Yolumo too. ,.,. '"'· sonic Temple Monday July lZ aylvanla up U, 5:45a.m.; ~ 1 1 10 Apartments. Two and t.bree darns, monograms, etc. This highways and bus transport&Wo !lave 111 obel m ' ' ' "' '~'"'::!:., ,..= at 7:30 p.rlt. · ' City down It, 7:15 a.m.; PollybedrooDll. Ali electric, brtck machine easy to operate. lion. Total price $8000. Sewer &J.chiDH w, "'" ,.f::,o~~· .,h .. "'""' . .~. ~~. ~"::" .~~........ The Daughten of Rulli clan wog up II, 2:1J a.m.; BBli>an bull••--, beautifully decor- Take over paymento of $5 POMEROY - Nlnt room 2 • Reasonblo 1\aleo ououon .. tbe "••• .... of '"• ... on whJob ,.,. , _ '' """'" of the United Methodist church Gay up 15, 5:40 a.m.; Titan up ~... per montb or pay halanee due •tory fr arne house . or can be CaD WY z-..,1 .... Da CourthoUHI, l'omoroJ, Ohio, on S•t. .. lltuat.ed UJ• Clt.urell ..unco &ad 16 6·45 a Chr' J d f or Nilbt .,..,., """ 10. ''"'· ., ,.,,. ••,,... ••,. • ..,. .,,.,. .......,. c>uuh of will bave a picnic al the Syr1-- • · .m.; IS r. owa ated plastered walls. Complete Youngstowa kitchens $75.1M1. l'rJ It ID your borne. duplexed, with ~arate en7 28 tfo :;,.:· .!':.."~"!:'." ,t.a;~::;:,. c~ ''""'" ........ ww ., cuse park, Monday, at i p.m. 16, 9:10 p.m.; National up II, wilb cll~al unltl, ConcealCall WY 2-1655. 7 7 6te trances, 2 batn and kitchens, -•TJNo, -•... M--•~ .. .,.., ,._wtt• •••,. •• ......,. ,.. ,.. • ., of JULY 1J Im a.m.; JIDI T.do up II 17, •7:05 .. _.. DDIII riiiWIJ..... -llCll" Pareel No. ll AUfDat, I - or .. aoon I:Mrntte . St M 115 a ed electric heating ayllem. KRAUT CABBAGE, 75c bu. hardwood Doors, beautiful rarnaca. Amold llrolben, TJuo <oJJo.n., ...,ri...., ,.,, ...... u "" ... ' Tbt American Legion Auxll- ·• • aryo wa • •' a. Storm doon and windows. Bring <ontalners. John Cleek, large veranda, and lifetime 111 Eaot Mallt PaiD- :::',:.'~.:::..:."".~~" "' ,....,.,., a'!::'1~ , , lary of Lewis Manley Post 263 m: A~ Pa~.~- :n, 6:11 0 51 • "' ""' YDBuill•• completely Insulated Portland Ohio Fir~ house roof. Large lot witll garag•. ....... Phone ""' • "'". . . """' ... _ " .., .. ., · wW Mt meetMortah Tuesday at 7 ch. pm at am.; rew '-""'IUWI down · w'"'"' · ... • • • ., -·• " • .._,. ,.,. of ,..,o,.,, """ """""' DJUo, P.,.,ONEBS the B ptlst urch. 21, 1:25 a.m.· Jeffboat up Greet> Front and rear entrance. below Ravenswood Ferry. $12,000. 7 m tfc 1011 be1nl a put of 100 aen lot No. m 10. 17 M. 3l 4k . a . • 8 40 3113 2 ' • ..,. MJIIUllDJ Beautifully ........,., •·-•···peel. Pri7 7 4'· ' Town Purtb.be. "' " "'"ItOhl6 · ' Tho Deacons and ~--~··· up ' G p.m.; Elisha · Woodo "' POMEROY - e • room hrtck I comPIJI.T• tM L~t::GU~J~CU~ down 9 20 vale parklag. THE HAV· NlCE HUNTING Beagle pups. 'th bath, gas furnace heal· nsuranct s.,liMn "'" "'"'" lot "14part to of " "•lid '" riZOniQnS Qfe of the First United Presbyterian ow dowureenup : 12·20 p.m.: am. Jtr. Ill tM of northeut Greenup EN TERRACE APART •~: d • mg and basement A buy at PHniiV\ ,.............. e--ce. ............. 100 acrt lot 303: thenet eou.UI ao" Church will meet Tuesday evea- s ' •. , . ... an .LO apiece Phone . •.av ~••, .... ~... ~.- ....... Wilt "" ,... .. • ....., Inn July 13 at 7·•• p m In the tee[ Ranger doWII Greenup 3:ments. InqUire Thabet'• De- SH Z--417G. • 7 7 ltc $4000. lei made Gf legal papen. lhenoo nol'lb •• " ' - wut ,.. ""'' ·- · · 10 a.m · 0rco u G 4 7t ACRES - Located In Bed- blrtii records and almoot 8111 '"t to <be •ut Uno of tho lot on f' pastor'& study ., P reeuup :partment Store or phone 8622230 or Btrl-2705. CABBAGE FOR SALE, $1.00 ford Township on good gravel =~~••"';:'::t;:..,"t~·.::~""!!!!' ft CbesU!r ~ Datlihlel'll of~ a.m.; GUda McCool dmt 7 6 6te bushel. Cut your own. J. B. road one mile from U. S. 33. ~ter~ Po•- '," fMt to ,.. ,..,...,. oom..- of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Willlolll!l America wiU meet Tuesday 81 reeoop I a.m.; Raveuswood =====--=--c-__:_~-:__::::_ Philips Leta IF lis -··• to~'i;;'..':,'":O~O:":'~·~~= Jr. and three_soos Dick, lllike, 8 p.tn. There wiU be lnstalla- up Greenup 7:15a.m.: Pameili APARTMENT FOR RENT AI· • r a . 20 acres for cuitiivation, balt I Ite eu< ''""' ""' "' "'' .......,.,. ool4 and S1eve from Soot'·"·! lion and all of'i- ·- ged D. dowq Meldahl 1:25 p.m . 'ler Good ;..._.. 7 S 6tc ance pasture snd timber to George suven, 131 teet to the ._ . UKUI e, 'J'"""u -· W' Chari K M !dahl ·• """" · Auto Sales "''" of ,.,,nnma, .,,...,.., ...,., nrtZona spent their vacation in to· be present and wear ........ es · up e 12:21 10 tra1 apace. tlon. Call Waiter Crooks, WY FOR SALE ~ 1957 Ford Fair- $2500. •• ,. .,,.. MI ww... am. '-363l. • tic Jane 500. Good condition. ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN e gs County visiUng their par- Po~roy Chapter 116 OES GaiU 11004 .;..,..,_ vo1umo 17, , 10 • WY 2-3831 FOR SALE 1959 Am r1 '"· Mol" c.....; """ ........"" enla, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Har· will meet in regular session polll Dam Jam" . Phone WI ~ afler 6 P m WY W83t . e can Thl• " ' ' " " ' " h ,,.,.... •• voto rison, Mldclleport and Mr and Tu-'ay at 7·" P m Graham down 6:55 a.m. UNFURN!SHED t room, llath, ~.~ 7 8 ~Rambler, $150.00. Call WI 9- '""" , •..,,., O>Jo ,,.,...,. ,., · """ • ·"' · · K •· ..~ 7_,~~ aUHty room, me. yard. Point • .., ...ooo.oo. ' ' Mrs. Sam Dyke in Rutland • · JULy 1J do aaaw.. ....er ~ Helen Z. Line, Llncoill Heigh•·, 7 9 6tp ,.,..,tollowt•• No. •• tMI 111ate mtu&W . long with 4·30 am. ~ Ph. "IT;;-;;C;:;DS;;;T;:;:s"'N;;:OTH=;;IN"'G:;--:-to_u_:_se~a HOUSE . hed for sale: 4 rooms fur· 2921. The . 8 host of relatlvea The "' women'a Missionary Boo verwado·Marmet Wlnll.ld · · • Beao WY 2-3871. lfe Blue Luslra Carpet Shampoon1s . Minersville. $1500.00. FOR SALE ~ Mercury, •n tho vm.,. of •• ,..,.,, lftJp and frJends. ei""' of t•· p First WD e 6:10 PJD.I 1951 1 11 Phone WY 2-3312 coon,,. O>Jo, ........,. _,,_ Wh'i1 here h ••, '" omeroy Jerry Bosworth up W'-"-'" t THREE ROOM ·-• -balb, ~ er with purcbaoe of B I u e · V-1 Standard transmission. " " .,,...,, ..,., 1n ,,.,.... "' e t e llarri80rt f1-- Baptist church will meet Thun- ,. uwo:w '" .... '"'"' Lustr Bak F f •o 12tp E dili' "'""" "'· ,...,. •. ...,. •s. ... mily enj'oyed a · w p.m.: Jeflenoa down W'11 lshed apartmen~ utlllu.. Mldd~port. er "';'i!~~~ ----:-:--:-..:..::•:...:~ xcellent con on, $100.00. ~~.~':.''::"~~"';''!,"'&,~~borne of Mr. andr:::;_o~ya!e~e do ~~ Oeld 1: a.m.; H. E. Bowl; 01 yMr,ast 7~~,.!-m.L. at 8 allthe furnished. Phone WY z.MSI, Notice WY 2-71011. 7 V 31c ••.,,.. to ....... ..,., ...., '"""' Harriso f Le ' . ~., ey, "'"' Up Winfield S-31 • m 212 S 6tb A Mlddl port tho •••• ,,.. ...., ..... n o ading Creek Mrs. EDen Couch u co-boll. . . Ohio.' venue, I If TAX CUT SAUl FOR SALE ~ 196Z Ford Con~ ~ Road, Sunday, July 4. eas. Mra. J01eph Cook is pro•-.. vertible Galaxle, 11495.00 '"""' ,.. .u wblcb m4 nlhiHf- edAttendmg - ·-hed l'lldorol OliCIH ''"" .. 1111 way thereuader, .... raerved. were Thbesides lla . those nam- ]ll'am leader ' Two BEDROOM --fumis been removlcl from WY 2-62G8. 7 8 Gte AJao. tbe toUo'l'lllll1 rea1 111tate •ttu. e rrasons four The Pomeroy Citi-. Band en A 1' In ' "0 vwaoe, count; 100 "'"" chlldren Ronnie VIckie Cilthy Radio club will eet · apartment. Inquire at New· , .._o-RH,igo«tan ' D R E Bo' M D Tile afoHIIId end belnl Lota Nu. II and nd . m ID regu. ILOOD ell '1 Sunoco, Cheotr.e Phone COMI1NATIONS r, • • ICI, • • Worlcl SWtciiN ol eo--"' "of ""' On411old'o Subdlvlllon of a MJke; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph lar oeosion Thursday at 7·31 118 DONOR'S 985-2305. 6 28 Uc AIR.C:ONDITIONERS ..... _.... r-• ro~.:~. 1o. ot ~~ J:! r~!1 ~ Carl and. son Rodney; Mr. and p.m., at the Youth Center, M;. lno ...., mare wHh our Dr. R. L. Slack, M.D. ....~~'"' "tote In ,.,, vm.,•. couot, Mrs. DWight Carl and son Ivan· on w Va PATCH 11 !t;l!; and lour I"'f''ll tumi~M LOW 81• -- ·........ rldo -___. 11M"!. and Stat. ator~tald, and t-elao Lot Mr• and Mrs. Virgil . offoc IALI PRICES now In '6 r- No. u or .,....,,.., A4dluon 10 Cilrl· Mr• ' · · Ill IIIII Cllllur!ltlllld apon t. Office Hours: lormane<!. Smlll eu -•m' Porn"••· Oh.,, """"""' lhe .,.., and Mrs Lloyd Ki • 1 · -;-;:;--;:;--:-=--c-~ menta WY U4S1 U e 1ft lllld ......_ and other mtaerata &beretn ana th• · ng, 8 ran and Mrs. Charles Harrison; Mr. POMUOY Mon., TuH., Wed., Fri. ....,... _,, ••h• •• mono "' ..... "''"oo' '"· and Mona; Mr. and Mrs. •ack and Mrs Clyde R Harrisonn· ~ and 4 ft()(JM furnt111 . het_ apart. ' k w. c......, .. I!Umbrance to ttw aurfact. JU Harr1son . . Peckham and sons• ATTHI .,ac way• and riJbiHt.,.,~ eJo.q uand and sons Johnnie "and . Mn. Harry 7 mtn· 1 BLOOD• ments. Rowley l Reed Ham MIMSP!r 1-4 P.M. ~~=I.M:.,.. t~~! :~~~WI~; ~~:':rb;a-~;t· ,.,:t~;. Dan all of Pomeroy ·R.D. : Mr. ISteve, Jeff ., and Gregory all MOIIU ware. 5 u de Ph. WY 2-2111 Other da~ • "" vmo,.. coun" ••• ""-'· and Mrs.H Flqyd Mr. of Middlepu ' t R' D' and · Mr ' ,.. by eppt. PtioDI WY z..117t ·-, and beln1 a p11.rt of the ttrlp of land E 1 Harrison: · TRAILER lllTB - lne aew- SEWING machlneo repair UJi. 1'::~~"=::":~""""""""""""""'1 If '""' ..,. uf Lot No. '"· '" <he mest arr son; Tma, Bre~da Wayne Harrison of Middlepor~ 1 q l .mel nter. ltow'l Trail vice, all makes.' WY 2--2284. 1.\UTUMUBJ.J..B - - - - - - - - ' -'_ _ 22___c ~::~~::JI'::n:!' ~~~\.:~·~hat ;:~ :~and Timmy Spires and 2 guest! It was voted to hold a re.. \LOOD SAVES LIVl er Pan lSI~ •-o.lllll .... Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. eancelled1 ,..... auuranco ""• '"'• ·wnJ" "" " " of '"" from Rutland: Mr. and M". union next year on the third ... Pbooe _,. .....throized -·· - DeeO -Mus'tcll · - Instruments - •f •,onond In ..... a,.••, •., SUbd)'lo· Rober t peckh am. N'1agara F~lls, Sunday of June at the ComR£0 CROSS MlneraYlDI, OJdo. WY A c:; ..,. , _ . ......-.- ~ of Lot No. Jll3 aroma~ and ..,, 1 ILOOO PIOII.IAW \!:) •.,.. u -,.er Sales lor'l llcenllt CllllfY • • CLARINET, like new, $110. "' _'""" ,,.,.,_ The .. m, ,.I N.Y.: Mr. and Mrs• Da· munlty Center. Bulldln•• near DW "'" ~ 1 11 tfc ltnice. • 29 and lfC _..IU. rn1 '"' 4 t'MI Wide Ill Lhe norlh and , ...-t Pbone SH 2-504J. H~ ... ,. ,.., .,., •• w ,.,,.h ... vid Rees, Bremen. Ohio; Mr. Iford School on Rt. 33. Oo CROSSWORD Woe,, p0 m.Arov M0 t or i ® co. . . ---;:: -........ ·- /-10M E · WINEEIYl Uiot. I. &If &. AAI -J- . . . , .. li.Notda a. Calf to. i'looloo Jt&.M• r 't women s Group 50 'IOU TH INK T nAT'S blnlt A BAD DEAL. EH" -DO 'IOU REALIZE W~AT A POLICE DOG eETS A ».Q&Iooare •.tf!lled to- -.t- 'NEEK?-$ :t3.SOI! MARK IV I AUTO AIR CONDITIONING 1 '" . . . I(INI,t - GASOliNF ALLft •• l I I sweeT AU!IIT li- Mrs 8Ql'/ey • Hostess lo·••. I··• HOME WIFJAMEV, a. mar. . I CANt 60 FISHIN' -wei, ...,let •J: Nk:e I thltl wayt Erqt' 111 "CO,' ~Ill' I f , , . , . • Q i}.. n a. o Cl $34Q a • WMPO Radio I , 1 I' Uiver news SOCIAL · CAI£NDAR "= tb!•8:an't!r g..,.'::•..::, "'.,. ":: sertet, :?.'::: :.· A• • Me•gs . v·ISitors . 0 VQCQ 10n w _ t "uc NOT1( E1 I ....... · - " - -· - - · - ·. . · - -.-.- - ..... ~ ·~····- ~ ..~.-~- ·-·-•+~ ......... -........;-- ..-~-"~- ......r-·-- ·- - - - i '1 1 i t ... ~_ ..._...... .. -,J>·--·~·· · .i · ···--- f··-------~--·-·- ··-·•-" . . . -...M -----~4..--..., . . . -- -- ~·· .... o• · - .... 1.. .·- ... Weaae Am • A Ia !fti.W M'Y" -~ 1A~ JI'Oo~~•~·~*'u- - - - - - --.... -.._..-_ ~=... . WJEH 1:30 Dow Jones Anral-. 1:311 Sundowa Serenade 7:00 NaUooal New1 lfniiiJ Tin Frldaf 7: 05 SUndown Serenade I:OU Sip On 1:00 Sign 011 I:Otl-11 Mualclil C1oct SATURDAYS7·• •J Be SUJJ "' Know 8:00 Sign On - News 7:1!!10 NIWI 5:05 CounlrJ Millie 'nlllll 7:45 !'lri!l Baptist Churcb 1:20 Country Jamooree 8:00 Ohio Valll)l Nftwa , :00 Pro!elllnt Hour 9:00 Talk of the Town 7:30 Sports Parade U$ Publiu Senoic' Hholf 7:35 Larry Anderson ShoW W:ll Cburcll o.l Cbrll& !0:45 It's Millie•· ' '.alchstrir ~ 11:00 Dairy Valley and Dutlot1'1l ".,.. '"' I " Top Ten Show 11:05 MonrlnJ M•lodlel, 12: 00 Newa Mon. lbru. Weel. 12:15 \luaical lnterlnd• "·'I Church Bel' 1\int. FrL IZ:30 Rev. MerHn !'eels II . · Work NIJWI 1:00 Tile Jim Moll Show : '·20 EvBIII I' illatln Boa 6:0U SportJ Parade 12:25 N•w• ~ gw6:05 Jim Meeo Show IN~ Aericul~>··e Program• 6:30 National Newt 12:45 Country Gr Itound S:3S Sundown Serenade 1:55 New• Bt8l 8:00 Off the Air 2:0U Coontry Go-Round S1!NDAYS Z:Z: Nowo Stat 7:30 Sign On ~ Army Hour 3:00 V' ·... a!lneo 7:55 News 3:55 News Be t 8:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 4:00 DiRcing W't.t Doss T 8"30 Sunday Show UO 'nlercbanll g·oo Sunday Sbow i:OO C•..-'IIUili' Neft 9:30 The Bible Speak> to I:IJ Bob N11l lporll hlllll 9:4& Le&IJiallva lleport FrklaJI 10 00 Tile Good Lifo UO Sllllltel 8oulnar4 10:15 Congresgman Moeller t:Oil Off Tba Air 1.:30 The Sunday Show SaiUrday 11:30 The Quiet Hour 6:00 Sign On 12:00 News 6:00-15 Music•' L,ock 12:15 Tile Christiana Hour 7:0. 1o SliD llld Ilnow 12:30 The Rey. Merlir Teeta 7:02-30 Newa 2:00 The Rev. Silas Billups 7:29 Time & Temperatur• 2:30 The Rev. Andrew 7:30 Musical CloCk 2:30 St!ndoy showcase 7:45 First Baptist Churcb 6:30 SUndown Serenade 8:00 Ohio Valley Newt 8:00 Off the Air 8-IL XUIICal Cild I -RADIO t:OO lllgli School mt Paratlt IO:M 1onC ,I, Story 'l'lml 1Uo45 The r.older Key U:OO Democratic Le&IJb.tuN 11:15 Mllfll•·al IDterludl II: 30 R<>publlcat Le&IJiatuN 11·45 Walter 'loallar Report 11: 52 Muslcll Jntarlude 12:00 Local & Ohio Newa 12:20 E'"n• 81 , Board LmLI OR!IHAN ANNII 12:'.5 News 0 Grams 12:30 SaturdiJ Matini!O 1:00 Disdllb wllh Do11 f:IO Top TID Ravue 1:00 Saturday Haws lumiDlm-yl 1:15 Musleal lntt:rlude 5: 10 ColllDllllllty Choln 6:00 Dance Party 1:00 Off The Air - - .,, . .. . .- -t .. --~.... •I' un J:OO 1:00 3: 15 3:45 1:.. 5:00 5:15 t:'lO Sip OD ''lll Singing Preacher 1\'1"3 Rep . Cllurch r Christ ·tusic; r,..· ·'•1da F'--t Baptlll Churrb ChlldriD'I Chapa! lund•y New• Spacial r ,... Roport .;plleOpll C'<ttrch r1t~ollc Informlt' d Church of God r.os1 Call Old rolk:- Hour llymnl from illrdl"l Sand3J IJhowcall PU ...11c Servk _ Show !1911 Hil Parade Cicy .. ·- ., Re; _.., 990 Hit Parado 01' The •Ir - ~. ~ IT' I THAT'S ~ fHEM l)D -..- 'IF.P 1 T~'EIR PLANE ! /!l.PPAREI'ITL.Y GUR TO 1 n: OEA" WEOIT TMfi<JU<;H! '10~ P.LWA'IS WERE A REAL. GOOD POKER: !->LAYER'. OLIVER ~ lilliE AND SLATI ~OW '10U FABULOUS.' I 5UE'5 GE1T1~>..' ' ABBI E ? r---~ I ' :~~ I• 8RANNER LOSER·-- • NON,~NG MPN I 90Pros=. YOJ ......-,.,.-, TJ..IE: ~E:GINN1NG c~: ;1-115 W4Y I.I~'..'E YCU 5=::"-J .,_,.,.,~ SA.M :::ORr-cRAL .. A"'D WH.II.T IS' START .AT THE. THAT ROLL OF BillS DCI!\16 U"'D:'< ~R M.A.TIR::5$ ? ~EGIN NtNG! 00111, lBIM DeCIDES ONOR.CJMI, OF. 'S US!; ~ VWA6E JI)SHOI.I( tEART ~TO r.t' . . !v HAROLil GRAY. • ..., 7:H 1:00 1:11 8::m 9:L . 10 ••~ 11:30 11:4• 12: oo U: IS 12:45 I:00 ' :' ., _ THE ' ataa• I 1 • • -... <Tuesqay) Family Worship (Thurs.) A.S.C. Program (Friday) News Tiny's Country Junction 11ny'a Country Hymn. Oem1111 Block Nowo Goetlier's Guest Star !Friday l 12:30 Larry Anderson Show 3:10 Jim t.lee• Show 4:15 Blleltnar Auto Show 4:30 Electric Company News 4:4~ Jim Mees Show 5:00 Ncw1 5:05 .lim Meet Sbow 6o00 Spnr!! Ptrade 6:10 Jim Mees Sh,>W 10:45 10:45 11:00 II :Oii 11:30 12 :00 12:30 •e1 DICit 1RAC, w•" 1::. # • JULY 1\'0NDAY THRU rtllDAY·• 6:o0 Sian oa - Newo 6:05 Bac:t'lll 11e1r1 6 2() Melp County RFD 6:25 Paufllawers, Farm 6:30 News 6:3$ Coonlr)' Jamboree 6:57 ·wealllh 7:00 Na~ .~ew1 7:01 BID Miller Shol' 7:30 Sports --Parade 7:35 Bill Miller Show 7:3> Pickens Hardware 11il•• Thurs.) 7: 50 N~!Yo's B:OC BID Miller; Sholf 8:45 Baller Furniture Show 9:01 News 9:05 CoiJee 111111 Janot lt :00 PortraltJ of a Palrlol 10:05 swap Shop ·..-: 311 Social Security 10 ,35 Bill Miller Brunch Show 10:45 MasfJII Ajr. ProKram 'Ji'IJI i I OS£ I I 1111 • " • ' , . - 7"'> . 1111 'CHESUR GOULD .. :=' ,:.n,:.,:- .... "":: :::: Ram- ... . YAOOIII. V!'OB•.-YAai!'O (l ,.m. A D:l&l a IIJQ.... ~ l'!'Y.AUIIII A • • Pa~el IVKi P&OJK w· ==:-.: - a "' '-21 o. n.,6/tll BlaeHnOr'S e a. __o 1!IIX» MillE I\W!7a0FTHE ARTtRIOS• . .- �''-"'· ····..... .._ . -· • :11. . ... ~ • ~ ... ... . . • ,_, ..-:"" - . . ol. - ... ~ ...... ~ · · · ·• · • • • , , . , ..., . ,. , ', ,- • ..... ., .., .. ..... ~ • .-""~ ...." ~-• '"-"' ' '11, ........ .-.J..·"-~"-< oH,..,,.••••., ........ .... _., ,2->ll<ll!ll\l'::i\1:1'1 ~ ··--~·.·-·- -·• ' .. , ~ - ~ ""-'"-·-""·If~ -'•·• _, ····.·• .,.·· •_, •..• .,.. ....._4 ..• ""' -~ .;, • •• - ~··fil ·, - •• '+ .. J·.;>_,. . ..,. ......-_, ....... ...... ...... ··· ..,,.,.. •.. _-,..,..... ., ' B·Dally Senllnel, Pomeroy-!l'uaateport, u., July 10, 1963 · -- - - - - ----- ~· · Annual D. A R. Day fO be Held At Lakeside Annual Grange Inspection Held --- Featured speaker •ill be Miss I Amanda Thomas ol Columbus. I former state regent. no" serving as the newly elected Or· gao.izin 0 Secretary General of, Mt"!T'bers nt Return Jlllliltl1an lhe Nnlional Soclt't)'. D.A.R. 1 (lh wil. be the pre<~dmg ofhm for I k · 10. . tht aII dav sf'ssmn . In her {a lk , . : <Jt 11.<1 f'SIOt', J 1I\' I.1 11IE' t'O t'i: 1llllll' WI 11 1 ' · k \1i ss 1'homt:~s 1s ex .1erted to be from ~-11 a.m at t 1,.. 1~a f'. . sill. Hutt'l. stress. trorn tht: natonal Vlf'W · 1 1 Snmmv lla\'1 " ./1 ."iwimmirrll f'url1· is I I ' ~Lir!in (TI'I'hnkOlDI'J ami-Vintrnt l'ril·~ i n "THE LAS1 MAN ON EARTH" ' I Mrmbrrs of Ihe Butlnnrl Me- · thodi~t rhurc·h high srhool class an1 thc·ir guf'sls t'njoved a swi m· , 01inp party anJ wiener roast . l.. "' ::ill"l'· · ·1·1 1'1, ' MEIGS THEATRE ·1.' II I ' 1 ('l't>l'hnll'l liUl I F'rPril'l:.trk . .\o\ol';!a n . TL'II'!il't' "THE GORGON"' {ll't'hl11('11illl I fu~hin g _ B:u·bara I 'ht t:-lOJJilf'r Sht"Ut'~ SuNDA~ MONDAY ond TUES .. JULY 11 t2 .1J '"BEACH BLANKET BtNGO" - T~·dlliiCIII•Ir Frankie A\':.l lrnl Annt'lle FunJ cr \IH ~irlf·rs. f)plJOI'll h W lll lr·_v- H:ln £'\' Lf'mht··rk ·.l••d\' M<"! ·rra John Ash If'\,- Marta Kristt'n Buslf'l 1\~·alon - non Hirklt' ~ a!' llig l)rop 1';-ud L_vndr ilS Ru\IPt~ Wil ~ on Butlhi Sh:J\\ F.:lrl j. . ...,..__ ~ ........ :.~ .. !,1. li ·i MRS. GARY BRUCE STALNAKER HPIPu \1ar!in . Snm Gihbs. Bill ru{'ker TPrP>:it Oelln, Onrlent".)of'lta ' Smilh _ Knr."'n Turker. F:rlt>wi rw . .1 rmf:" LUI'ilS , .J anf' Lm·as . .Jane Halt'. Lillie lmboIn an impressive 'ceremony at the United Mrthoclist df'n \l.:lrif:"nr Hoflrmm. q~~tJv l'hurrlo. Miss Linda Chapman. daughter of Mrs ~lnrie Chapman-Sta/naker Marriaae Vows Taken in United Methodist Church .!arw Sprou<:t', Tlw Pasl . Rl'becca Barnell. Grove City: 1 gram. , Cuunctlors of Theo- ; Dorthy Patterson and Milton 1 Mr. Atkins spoke briefly and dorus Council Daughters of · Pallerson, Harriman. Tennes- 1commended the Grange on their ,<\mt>J'ira llf'ld their _annual pic· see: Gen~ n~tts, nnd Peggy ! work and gave them a good r11c Thur~day evemng, at fhe Knotts, Mramrsburg; Evelyn grade. Mrs. Atkins, juvenile rna· home oJ Mrs. .Joseph Beegle, Scarben·y, Fred Scarberry, trf\n. spoke briefly complimer.tRaPine . Attending wt>re Mrs. Roberta Scarberry. Gregory ing the officers on their work. .Jack Hobsnn _ Mrs . .\1arv B. Scarherry. and Cheryl Scarber l Stanford Stockton. Pornr:tna masllrirws . Mrs. H1chard Camp- ry , Rrynold sburg : Judv Carl' ter, also spoke briefly . l'ro.\'. Mr. and Mrs M L. Kt>l- b~<ll Mrs .John Smith. Mr s. and Virgil Car!. Sandy Carl. I At the close of the meeting, ly and his grrat grandmot!wr. Charles Cohne. Miss Erna .Jrs- Dwight Carl and Ivan Carl, : refreshments were served from Mrs. J . 1\. Smith se. Mrs. Kale Goodwin. Mrs. Pomerny: Wally Knolls and a !.able with white cover and HPnry RPibel. Mrs Arnold .\1ary Knotts. B1'lpre; Karen r centered with an arrangement t!w llnilt>d Stalt's Air F'orre llayt's and gtlf'Sif'. M'r~ - BPrn- F'raley. D::~h• F'mley. Darren 1of red , white and bluP flowers. Thr_v an~ res idin~ i-ll 2500 irr Darsl and Miss Shirlt•y RPe· Fr a 1ey. and Dane Fraley, of' Ft~vors were small 'American On·hard Sl . Lincoln , Nt'b. gle. Morehead, Kentucky. i flags in a gum drop. the explosion that lore apart two cars parked on a stroet running below Michigan Avenue in front ol tho towering Wrigley Building. They said the second blast, at an ice cream plant garage, was caused by a black powder bomb. "lt appears we have- a mad bomber loose." Deputy Fire Marshall Michael Mahoney said. 11 We are making no . con· Colon:artoons Wanted Nice Havt Mouse Around House Tree Cornet>.•d Tweety Frac:turt'd Friendship -- - ~-··-- · _ elusions about the bombings,'' chief of detectives Otto Kruez~r said. Pattern Of Destruclloa Police speculated that the Wrigley Building b o m b i n g might have filled out a paltern ol destruction. According to the city's numbering syst..m, the first blast five days agt occurred at about 400 south. The sec- Over Weekend 1 1 Judy Williams. Chapman. Condor St .. became lhr hrtde of AlC Carv I he Rev . C. Melvin Alki1·e at 2 30 p rn. he fore an altar decorated with hasl<et8 of \\'hite gladioli. palms '""' t\l'o BF,I.I.ING GIVEN sel'rn hranch candelabra As llw couple ktwlt on I he F'rirnd s <~nd nf'lghhors nwl whrlt• ~a tin krweling bench. 1/w '· 1nl's Pr;I _V t'l' 1\'JS pra~~rd : at lhe home of Mr. and Mr~ . in 1 mi~on . Tlw aislf-'s nl the s<.l!lduan· wrre cnven•d in LNO~' l.awrf'fl('t' la st Sntur~a~ whiiP and whilr ::;;11in hmrs . mgh l and gave an old .rashrnn marked the pew s _\'1-'llm.\' sal in rihbon Pnr1rcling 1 bPilmg tn honor of thetr son, Pl'l'('''din~ thf' f'l• rrnwm· a !he crown trom whit'h ft·ll o r'hnrlt•s. and hi s Wilf' , Sher:.-·n. lwlf lrnur of rmp!ial mu~ic w:.1s yPli~Jw sati!l brm . Ther (':-trrif'd ' Mr _and Mrs. Chc1r!e!'o I.RWrPnce . rrsented hy Torn Hcl kt· r ell rolonial how_ 111f:'l...; ol ~' l'llow ro~eWPI'f' mflrried 16 Dl Flnrt>nre. Ala . Junt> \1iddlt' Jl0rl. organ1sl, and Mrs. turd~. Hidwrd Pl _vmal~ of :vtinrr~vi l le . Terr~· Slaln;li<N ot Pomeroy snlnisl. who sang "He.·ar1st>," servt'd as br~ l m<m Jor ltr s hm anci "I l..l1Ve You Truly .'' tht'r ;md ushl'r s Wl'!'e Hichnrd Civt'rr in marriagP bv her broPoulin of Ponwrnv Sam Staid· llwr-in-I:JW . Ray Hines. ol' Bel- er. AlhPilS fJnd l.~t' HePd of co.l ore. 1he bride was lovrl~' in 11 lum hu ~. rloor lengtll gown while bridal sa tin fashirtnNI Wllh rwnop- l.itllt' Miss Kimht>rly Krautt'd tlf:"r·klint' rmd long slt>t•ves lf:'r was llm\wr girl and wnrt' a tapering to point s HV«-"r (he .vPI Iow drrss and . hai ident1cal h:mds . Tlw hPII sh;:q)('d skirt to . th«-" n:<J iron of lmnnr and featured a rhapel trnin nt1t~rh- bndPsmatds and a wllrlt• rn.st'~·d tn 1ht> waist hv a sel.f bow. 1 bud cors<ll'f' Shr l'aiT!«-"d a haslit'!' finl!rrlip V!-'ii of purf' silk kt't of rost' prt als ._ illusion ff:"ll from a crown of Mac;tfr l)avld Hmes. nl'plww pP<.:~rls. lf~:>r unl_v Jt'welry wa s of the bride, wu" ring bea~er a stnmd of prarb. lhf" gift of an? wore <.1 d:1~k su11 WJ! h whrte 1 llw groom Slw r;1rrit>d a wtlitt• shrrl. He earned the nngs on Biblt' loppPd with white rose- a whilf-' '>J im pillow. hr1ds v.ilil while slain slrPamFor Iter daughh•r's W('dding. ers ti :- - d in Ioven knntc; Mrs_Cha'Jman dHlSf' :-t pale hlutl .\1r ->. Ray Hint·s ol' Bf'lpre. drt'SS with wl1ile accessories sistrr ot tl1e bridP.. wa s matron and wore a corsage of white of honor and bride.;;maids Wf'rf' 1 rosebuds. Mrs _ Stalnaker wore -------------------------(·~ or ;.; uccessful C'! ~aving C'! ~tarts with a Anrl the mo~t successful sv.<tem we knnw of i~ to bank a regular part ol eaming3 each payday. That, experience has shown. is t.he surest way to reach almost any savings goal quickly. TRY IT- STARTING NUT PAYD4 Y - !!llfl \irs . Hirhard Pnulin of Pome· ' a hi uP drt>ss with floral dt•sign. ' ro~. Mrs. Dale .Ju<:lis. Ft Way- whi(e <W<"essories and a whitr ne, {nd ., and Mrs Sam Staldt'r rosf'bud corsag~ . of Athen.c;. Thev wort> idt>tltical A receplion for the guests street length dr:e:<St'" nf di:HTnn. wa~ held in the c·hurrh parlor. rraturini! largp vel low ro<:PC: The bride's tabl e WilS luwlyi n on a while barkgr.ound and white linen C'OVf'l' and cen ter fa~hiont"d w1lll l'ltl.~d bodice f'd with a 1hrer tierrd w1·dding with sroorwri ne-tkline and bel l n1kP toppl:'d wt1h <1 minia!ure stJapPd skirt. Tht•ir crownlr~s hrrde and groom. wrlh 1<111 wh1lf' net h:ld 1:-lfwrs in IT_vs1al holders on ~:"it ~wr sidle' i MPmllt'r~ of HIP .JOI" rlass WHAT IS THE TRUTH •• , • Wi'l'f' hostf:'sses. Mi <>s Pat tv Slwi11 ol' H<J{'lrle- sl'rVI'd t h ~ r;rkt' and \1i ss Golda Sargent of Pomrroy prt'sidt-d a1 !he I crvstal r)Unl'h bowl. (;uests were pif'lurt' h;H ol YOUR SAVINGS EARN _ _ _ __ 4% Annually (COMPOUNDED QUARTERL Yl Payment Dates Are: Feb. 15th, May 15th, Aug. 15th, Nov. 15th Interest The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company NERVE DEAFNESS? , 1 bnuqut'l Mrs. Slaln;lkt'r is a graduatt" ·~~~-~?-'@ Any Width ••. Any Length Ia men were 111 Memorlal 1 r injuries suibid• mishap Come in and choose from a world of dra· pery labncs and colors. Don't miss this opportunity to brighten your home with custom-made draperies at a budget· pleasing price. ON CUSTOM DRAPERIES FROM A SELECTED GROUP OF OUTSTANDING FABRICS i I r WE MAY HAVE CUT THE PRICES ... BUT WE NEVER CUT THE. QUALITY ' 1 I BRING IN YOUR MEASUREMENTS • ••• AND ENJOY THE SAVINGS! ''•· A. Rod Width . 1 FOR WIDTH, measure the width • Custom pleating! • Double folded top heading with permanent stiffening! • Corner weighting for even hanging! •j lfiJ. A) fOR lENGTH, measure from top of rod to length dKired. • Blind stitched side hems! ·~ .. & of your rod or width of distance where rod Is to be placed. • Generous double bottom hems! SATURDAY, JULy 10, 1965 r ·~~~~~~~ lfig. Bl We'll deliver your finished draperies to you decorator folded and ready to hang .•. no pressing needed. nf Ponwro_v St'hool. class •A 190! :md HigtJ w:1 s ~mplo_vr.d by • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I ht' Ponw ro~ Cf>mf'nl Block Co. DRAPERY D~PARTMENT She 1s a mPmbN of the United · Methodist chun·h. Mr. Slalnak· l : er is a graduatr or Pomeroy : \ lhgh School. C"lass of J9C.O . H~ \ LY 3-4550 Athens , all ended llio 1;rande College , Stott St. and e~l pr·t>sen! is serving ( ') ' Makeup Lines Tougher Than Part - Karloff '. Elberfelds, lnd Floor- Pomeroy Diles Radioear Co. 245 E. 0 Cugloht·u\Aade DRAPERIES ARE MADE TO YOUR EXACT MEASUREMENTS 1 Thert is nu ob ligation. MomDtr Federal Deposit lnsuronco Corporation ouR 1 reg tstrrt·d uy \1"' SoH" Fus, ter and \'Irs. Rt'C'k~· :'vlankm <·uuple left lnr a shorl Th f' answN o th 1.~. quP~ t.wn r 1liB I The d . . ' man)' mor~ important facts can Wf> dmg ll'lfl to Columbu s. For be found in the revt>aling nf'w 1ravelinK. the bride rha ng~d to bnnklf't. "Tllf' Truth Ahnut Nt>rve a Yt'llnw whipped cream drf'ss . J)pafnf'~~." Write. phone or vi~it wilh wh ilt> RI'Cf>ssorit>s and wore bridal us today [M vour FREE copy. llw rnr~agP from h~·r Others Grow" POMEROY. OHIO yt-~llow ABOUT "Wo Have Grown Because Wt Havt Helped Member Federal Reserve ~ystem 1 .e WHEN YOU NEED ••• • FOR ANY PURPOSE Mork of Ouollty Qualitane Always CALL Rutland . Furniture Free Offer ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND, 0. ' . 1 Set Vonlly Limps Froo To Every New Customar H•nd painted chln•lamptl. Ret. V•l. $1,4.95 ·--·~··--·~ .. il '; i.~, 0 "''"''.;::. ~,:::0 1,_, ~~ • ~:: ~ .0 tf. ~ 2 c ... :; ~tt -----F-IV_E_&r:i.,; · -.~ ·: ·1 Brother is Held in Killing LBI Heartened .Jim Whiff:'. Rt'nn~· Slawlf:"r . Bruce Slalnaker. son of ~Jr . and Mrs. llarl<· v SL1Ina ker. Joh11 Luras. and Duane, DPnPomerov Route .1. Sunav . .June lo. rw und nallt~s Weher. The vows of the douhle ring ccrcmonv \l'ere t Pad hy Portland . \ :;;,A. "i -::, ... ..... ~· ond occurred at 400 west and juries. after the e•plosion, attacked oral eovemmenl agencies iD:- ,< Sunday night's occurred at 400 An anonymoos letler delivered the papers' Viet Nam editorial eluding the Internal Revenue north. to the United Press lnternation· policy. The newspapers sa•d Service. The ice cream plant e•plosion at bureau, one door north of tbey had r e c e i v e d bomb Charles Siragusa, eueutlvt was far out troll' the Loop and the Wrigley Building, blamed threal& in recent days and have director of the Illinois Crimt " · manager Ricbard Goudreau the series of explosions on tho posted a guard outside their Commission, said the bombin&J blamed business competition" editorial policies of the Chtca· building. were apparently not the wotk for the incident. A witness said go Daily News and the G'hlcago Police were called w an of· of the crime syndicate. two men sped away from the Sun-Times. lice building at 22 West Madi· It inust be the work ot BOmt building shortly after the blast. Attack Edttorlll Polley son St. today after a bomb person who wants w scare lhl Five men were working in Jhe The disjointed missive, dropthreat was received at that todaylights oot of everybody," be garage but there were no in-_ _'p':.:ed:..:o:ff..:.i::n..:lhe=.:b::uil::"::rli::n~g.:.•::ix~ho=ur:.:•~_c:.:a:::ti:::•n::·..:The::::::..:b:::w:::'ld=l=ng~hou ::::::se.:.:s..:s:..e_v·_ _..:sa:::id:.:·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, _ 1 .o\nti r..JO\t, ir'.; Skv il l \ ill~ BS we> I! :1 ~ -.:11rfin~ ;.1nrl l'vl ;h·'i~ Woodpe-ck~·r ! I ( 'hnrlotff' hnhodPn, Perf Sprigl!.s . le:Hlllt' Rul:mri Pf' lf'r Lf'f' J~an • nn V!ih .\lirholsnn, Billy Kennedy. ! PAilTY HELl! ,~ filmil.v p;wt _ v \\CIS held re 1 tt e sr<·n~d birtlldav ot Tommy 1\elI~. son ut :\1r. anrl Mrs . Tom . Kt;-llv Guests were h1s s1s!f'r. IJan~ lie. his grandparen1s . Mr . , and Mrs . Vin('Pflt Onho o! Porn- \ 1"'•ol' .. , Those atlending were ~andn1 ' D"rtn. ~:mdy Tnrker. :\like \.1ar- ~ tin. Doro:lw Ohllnger. Gar~' T~vlnr. Dorsev Ohtingf'L Ran dv. Sprnusf' . CHICAGO IUPll- A dynamite bomb rocked Michigan Avenue's magnificent mile Sun· day nilht and a second blast ripped 1 West Side garage today. They were Chicago's third and fourth mystery bombings in five dayA and police feared a mad bomber was loose in the city. Police blamed dynamite for Cl'ntl v tr1 obst•rvance ol 1 Po,....roy Ohio _., ... i~;i F car Mad Bomber on Loose in I 1 i , urt•rr <lf'rnmnamrcl oV ~~r i and Mrs. Vernon Weber. Mr. Wt'lwr is fe<wht'r of the class Thf'V enttne Devoted To The lnterestl Of The Meir•·MaJon Area MONDAY, JUL_Y_1_2_,-19_6_5__________ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO fOL XVII NO. 71 I ren, a great gran c t ren !Time Forward, Mrs. Fred Le.• . 1 attended the Knotts reumon • hell : Mrgrant Workers In OhlO 1 -..::ii:iii::ii:iii::ii:iii::ii:iii:.:~==: I Wrd'lf'~d::~v' at Rovnl (Jak P<lrk I ;;;;;;; . . TONIGHT ONL V ''THE CURSE OF fHE MUMMY'S TOMB"' . sewrng contests wf"rP Mrs. Hen - prf>sentrd a program u:;; rng Our h ld . h f M M C F d G _ . h' ·-- Amerirall l-leri!<1A:e as theme. e m onor o r. . ·i :e oeglem; When Llg l1 P.4.TROL MEI<~'I'S (.;roupe singing of America op- Knolls Mon?ay, Ju~y 5th _a t l~c l mng Stnk~s. Amos Leonard: I .. ent>d lhf" progr!:lm, lollowed by · home ol _Cltfford Knnl( s m Lrt -; an_d. A Patriotic Crt>t•d. Mrs, Tile I•I<Jmrng ;A.rrow patrol of all article The Declaration of ! tie Hock_mg. I Wrllram Grueser. , ~~:r•u·ust• H?.v .~t~ut T.roop_ No. lndt:'pendence, by Mrs. Homer Att~ndrng w~re Mr. Knotts. Recognit1on was g1ven the six i242 n.1e1_ fu.l'~dil~ .<:~ tt~rnonn Radl'ord. and a A l•'avorilf' of LJU~e Hockmg; Audry •Jut· 1past masters pr.e!ent, •, Fl'ank i w~th Semor_ Pdlrol Lf,lder Jolm Thought. bv llnmer Rice. ton. Wrlhur Hulton, and Frank Grueser, llomer Hk't', Amo1 ' R1chhart 111 clia rgt>. P<llrol . . Hulton . Grove City; Lmda Me- Leonar-d. Mrs . W. A. Morgan, j snng. r·all-: nnd rlc1gs Wf'!'e ll1sFnu: grrls. Marv. Reberrc~ Connell Mt. Sterling · Hayward Mrs Frt'd I eifheit and Fred ~ kl R·· . and Conn1e Rcu.lford and Sher- I ' " , · ·· ~ eu-;sed. F ran 1n 11.er was ap- . Bt· k r y Knotts. Evelyn Knotts, and Goeglein. and also to Mrs. H()a I <tC ston sang. L)(> ou R av. K nolls West Manchester· mer Radlord who !llerved as Sf"por.n e-d I u w1..,1•. _ " J)'J' im\ ·s 1In'-'.., ne " · u· k Know Mv Jesu' The Happy · ' • · · ,. ' H' _ · · • 1 Clifford Knotts and Alma I relary for 25 vears Iwillie \1ark :,rruth and I S<~uvag\· art' to makP the flag. ~anderer and Let Me _Ca ll You Knotts Little . Hocking · Brady Bits of no~sens~ by Mrs ' I' tt · tY ·k s· S,\·~'e-lhearl. Homer HIC't'. Rol -' I John ,rkncl rl. _lc · ,\uvage . Knotts. ' and C:arol Knotts, Porn- 1l F'rank Grueser and the song,. '1 · ·k ,. 1 F"1.111 .. kl rn ' Rrzu · • lm Radlord,___Amos _ Leonard. • 1 l' .11 . ,,mill. _ ___ :· eroy: ·Grace Barnett, <Charles I God Bless America. by tile 1 ·ami Rwkv Ash .a i!Pmkd . HULD PICNIC I B1:1rnett. Janiee Barnett, an d i (our girls concluded the pro-- I Crllsb~ Hing and ' Mrs W. A. Morgan. lecturer. • I .. _ - July I t-12 frank Sino1r:1 IJt"an g • f' , "'ROBIN AND THE 7 HOODS' .t ud •·s hli the baking I 1 point. the outre~1ch and rt!::ipOn· , spt>r1:1 rrugr:nn , pt~rtr:rv . I at of Benjilrnlr; ~·r ankhJl, by l slhilil:.-· ut_ the D. t\ _ R m _llle Frll<rld \\';-1\'n t' will he p rt'"-~'rrlrd pre!'>erv~tron ol tile_ Anwncan · · ht>n~:IJ::t and pnml{l11 o-l ol nrn· gr:1m ~ anci prnjt>t'ls tc ~trf'ng­ then pfltriotism . \1n;_ (if'orge ~I i l' I :Q I SkinnPr r ~ rf:'gt•nl of the !oral , SUNDAY and MONDAY . Attend ReuniOn 1 rltn~rr . at y lt'r, opent'rl the meetrng m rrt- th1rd . For smocked aprons. 1 ' MnL Louks. u<~listil' Jorm and welcomed Vir- ~irs. Hober~ Louks received Farts concerning the Declar' gi Atkins . n1U11Iy deputy, and ft rst and M1ss Betty Leonard . • other gul'sl.s Um' appeal lor aid se<"tmd In the national contest ation or Independence were giy.. ...,.a, <!llSWI'I ('d The Third de- on edgings and doilies . Mrs . 1 , . . . . • , . en _by William Gruese~ and fo~r · w·tl · G ·ue · b lh 1htrt)·'IX chtldren. grandch1tarttcles were read From Thtl · gn•t: wa~ ~rv<·n 1n 1u11 1orm. . r 1am r ser won o . d nd d h'ld . ' 'f D .A ' R. Dl'IV ~ 36 Children Grandchildren I Mt>ig!' Chilp ter . DaughiPrs of Mrs_ Carl W Kietzman the Ameriran Revnlufinn , arf' , Milford 0hio. nf'w slate rf'genl , being invited to anend thf> l . . . _ . 'f1h ol : • The annual inspeclion and the ry Wells and Mrs. Gail Buck. In Romer Radford and William tal music by llomer Rice on I baktng and sl'win~ contests ~ the state conlests. for cookies, Grueser sang a parody. LPt· violin and Amos Leonard, pi• were ht>ld when Rock Springs ' Mrs . Wilham Grueser won first; Me Call You Lizzie. lnstrumen- ~ ano, preceded two rt>adings Our Gl'i:mge met Thursday evening. i Mrs. Fred Goeglein 1 second; I Heritage, Mrs. Mnrgan. and Jf Fred Gneglein. worthy . mas- and Mrs. Homer Radford. They Played II Cool in me .,¥ .. LP GAS Highrsl Quality Propane Gu~ Available ••••• Maggie L. Kay . � 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 07. July 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. 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