http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/b28c1960edc3ace191c46422cdd7bec2.pdf b783780a6b401e64febc219b89ca10c4 PDF Text Text SsDaily Sentinel, Pon:eroy-tvnaa!eport, u ., July 10, Annual Grange Inspection Held Annual D. A R. Day to be Held Af Lakeside Featured speaker Nul he Amanda Ttwmas ot Columbus:,j former state regent, """ ing as the newly elected gat,izin~ Secretar~ General Mt"IT'bers ol Return Jona tll:r nl the Nat tonal Society, D.A.R. Meig~ Ch::tptP.r . Daughters ot l Mrs. Ca~ w. Kretzr};an the A~erican Revntut ion , art' I Milford Uhio, new stale berng mv1ted to <-~fiend the ) '"ll"lll·l D.A R. Day at l.;lkesldt" OhJO , w11; be the pre>;rding oftirer J tly 1.1 'l:he co l h-e liHL.r r wtli lht all da.v sessmn ln her talk, be from 9-11 am al lh •· Lakr. Miss Thoma s is ex1e(·ted siu.. Hot!:'!. I slress. trorn the nahma! \'lew' spt>r·m progr arn . . purtnw r_m_nt. thf' oulreactr and re.spon. al of Ben]amm F'rnn~ I H•. b~ l sthrlrty ol_ the D. A H. m the FrE"dd Wnyne wil l ht' prt•s.t>ntPd preservdtiOn ot the Amene<~n _ herr•ng• and pmmntw 1 of oro gram ~ and projec!s h siren~ ­ T~e annual ms~c:twn and the ry Wells and Mrs. Gail Buck. Jn Homer Radford and Wi lliam tal music by Homer Rice on 1 baktng and .st•wlflli: cont_e-sts · lhe slate_ contests. tor cookies, Grueser sang a parody, LPt violin and Amos Leonard, pi· were ht> ld when R1K'k S pnngs ~ Mrs. Wtl!lam Grueser won hrst; Me Call You Ut:7Je. Instrumen- ano, preceded two readings Our Grange met Tl.mrsday evrning. Mrs. F'red Goeglein, secondi 1HerJtage, Mrs. Morgan. and If Fred Gueglrm, worthy mas- and Mrs. Homer Radlord. Thev Played It Cool in 1771 !Pr, openf'r1 the mt>t>lmg in rit- th1rd For smocked aprons, Mrs·. Louks ualistic torm and Wt!lcomed VII'- ' Mrs. Robert Louks received I 'gi Atkins. cout1ly depuly, and i f1rst and Miss Betty Leonard , Faris concerning the Dec!arolher guests Unl' <tppeal tor a1d sreond in the national contesi lation of ln_dependence were giv~ w1-1s <~II'~'Mil'd Tile Third dr- 1 on edg ing !-~ and dOllies Mrs ' . . . . en by Wilham Grueser and four I gree was g1ven m full torm ' Wifhain Grueser won both. Th1rty-s1x Children. gnm_dchll- articles were read, From Thil j .Judgt•s for the bakmg and ' Mrs W. A. Morgan, lecturer, dren, "'nd greal grandchild~en J Time f?rward, Mrs. ,fl'@d Le_if. 1sewing cuntests wtorl:' Mrs Ht>n- fJresented a progrnm u.~mg Our 1 attended the Knotts reumon . hell. Migran! Wol'kers ln Ohio, ----American lleril<lge as theme . held lfl honor of Mr. M. C. rFred Goe~ lem ; W~n Light· PATRUl MEETS Groupe smg mg of America op- Knofts Mnn?av. July 5th .at l~c I ning Strikes, Amos Leonard: ~ . enPd the program, lui lowed by home of _Clillord Knotts m Llt-)-and - ~ P<:~lriolic Creed, Mrs. hen patriotrsm. :vlrs <;eorge The l<lammg Arro": pntrol of an article 1'he Declara · lie Hockmg. William· .Gru~r. ~k1nnt>r 1~ regrnt ot the lor<~l Svracuse Bov Scout rmup No tlon of A t d' I I~~ mg w~re Mr Knotts ,]' Recognition was g1ven the six rhapter 242 met Tuesday atternoon Independence by Mrs Homer SUNDAY ond MONDAY Radlord, and a A FavorHf' of L1!tle Hockmg : Audry Hut- past masters PN!senl ·• Frank July 11-12 WI II1 Semor P aIru I l.ea der J ohn 1on. 1\"lh Hulton, and Frank Grueser Homer Rire' Thought bv llomer R1ce I ur Amo1 "ROBIN AND fHE Richharl in ehaq;p. Pdtrol · · · r H11 rt G C't L1nd M ' ' 1 I HOODS' 8wimmilll( l'ttrh· i.• song. ca lls and flag~ wrre di::-- Four ~::iris. Mary , Rt>bec('a . .on. rove _Y; a c· Leonard, Mrs. W. A. Mor~an, Frank S1na1r:1 /Jp;m J\LHiin ;md <:onme Re~dlord and Sher- rConnell, MI. Sterling: Hayward Mrs. Fred Leifheit and Fred S!lmmv Dtnh Jr F:n}O,\'Ptl by flmil!J ,I ~ ~~~~~:d ~:a:~::: :!7:~,tr:~ss,~:~ ne Blackston sa ng. Do You Knotts. Evelyn Knotl..s, and Goeglein. and also to Mrs. Howhilt> Mark Smrth and Di'"k Know My Jes us The Happy . R~y. Knotts, West Manchester: mer Radford who ,~;erved as Sf()> ( T•·~hrrlr~i~~-gl frosb~· MPmb~rs or the Rullcmd Me· AI rna re1ary for 25 years. -and' Sauvage ilre to nmke the flao" . Wanderer· and Let Me Call You 1 Chflurd Knotts • and . ncent ,,,.,·, ... · n thodis! Churrh lligh :o;rhool class ~ _ , ' , , ~ · : , ~ , ~ S h Knolls Little Hocking· Brady Bt'ts of nonsense bY Mr !1. Vl 1 1 John R1tchhart. Orck S;Juvage. · weet carl. Homer Rrre. Rol- · ·' • "THE LASl MAN ant lht>rr glrPst" eninved a c;wrmKnotts and ca J K tt p ·F k G d he ,' l,l,_i'l: M<~rk Sm ith . franklin Rizer lrn Radford Amos Lronard , ·· ro no s, om- ran rueser an t song, ON EARTH .. nrinr party anLl Wiener roast · · ' ' erov Crac Bar ll Ch 1 G d Bl A b h ~;; ~::::::ii=:::::~: and HJ('ky Asll attended . --! .: , e ne , ar esr o ess merJca , y t e •• I Wednrsday M Rnvlll (, .. ~ Park ~. nm.n PICNIC Barnett, Jamce Barnett, and four girls concluded- the prol'hf'v w.-r,.. :H'Pomnanrf'ci hv 1\lfr Rebecca Barnett. Grove City·. ! gram. . P4RTY HELD and Mrs Vernon Wf'ber. Mr. r The Piisl ~o uncrlors of Theo· Dorthy Patterson and Milton [ Mr. Atkms spoke briefly and Wt>her r." IPRrher ot Ure cla'>s I A f<~mrly parlv wJs held re- dorus Coun rt l Daughters of · Patterson. Harriman. Tennes. commended the Grange on their I Thost' attending were Sandra i "'.:rl': centl.v in nhscrva nce of t he Amf'rira held their annual pic· see: Gene notts, and Peggy work and gave ttlem .a good 0, ,111 • '\andy Tucker. I\ like Mar- ~1 S('cond btrlhd<~y ol Tommy Kel- me Thursday 4C'vening, at the Knotts, Miamisburg : Evelyn grade. Mrs. Atkins, juvenile rnaTONIGHT ONLY tin. Doro:IJV Ohlinger. Gary lly. son of Mr. and N!rs Tom hom_e of Mrs. _Joseph Beegle, Scarberry, Fred Scarberry, tron. spoke briefly compliment.. "THE CURSE OF THE Taylor. Dor~ey OhtingPr. RanKelly Guests were hrs srster. Rac·me. t\ttendmg were Mrs. Roberta Scarberry. Gregory ing the officers on their work. MUMMY 'S JOMB" dv Sprnusr Jl'an 'nn Sidf'rs_ l Janelle. ht~ gnmdparents. Mr. ,Ja~k Robson . Mrs. Mary B Sc:rrherry, and Cheryl Scarber [ Stanford Stockton, Pomona mas· (lt"{'hnu·ohrl 1 1 Mikr Nicholson. Billy Kennedy. JII•IIoill'llo-::: and Mrs Vrncet1! Daho of PornHemes. Mrs. R1chard C<~mp· ry , RPynoldsburg: Judy Carl ter. also spoke briefly . fred Clark . TI:'ICIH't' \'h11 ~~a n , 1 : ('hnrlnllt-> trnhoden . Pal SprigQ"s. : eroy, Mr . and Mrs M. L. Kel ~II . Mrs .John Smith, Mrs and Virgil Carl. sandy Carl. At the close of the merllng, leunnP R11l:~nrl Helen \1arltn. Sam C.thbs. Bill MRS. GARY BRUCE STALNAKER ! ~ and Ills grea1 gra11d=thel'. Charles Cohne, M1" Erna Jes- Dwight C.orl and lva11 Car!, refreshments were served from "THE GORGON" (ff'f'hni('OI"I I l'uC"~er Tr·rf'SII Oe.an. Otlrlf'nt!2._J..:__ ~· ~mJih se. Mrs. Kate Good win . Mrs. Pomeroy: W::tlly Knott~; and a table With White cover and Peter Cus tnn ~Z. 1 h11:-;loplwr ' Smtih . Km·.·n Tllrker. .Iorita ' I . . ~ llenry Reibel. Mrs Arnold , Mary Knotts, Belpre ; Karen , centered with an arrangement Lt'f' H.trbara Sht>l.t•·) ~:rlrwme . . Jane l.rrc·lls, Jllnt> the t.nrled States ~lr Force H.1yes and gue'>!s Mr~ Bern- Fraley. Dale Fralev. Darren of red white and bluf' rlowers l.tH'O< , Jane llale. Lithe lmboThey are restdtng "' 2500 ice Dar>/ and MISs Shi rley Bee- Fraley, •nd Dane Fraley of 1 Favor; were small America~ SUNDA'r MONDAY df'n \1ar1Pne Hollm•n Rrllv Jn an impressive 'ceremon.v at the Uniled Mrthod 1st Orchard S! · Lrn ~oln, Neb. i gle. ' Morehead, Kentucky. ' 1rlags in a gum drop. llndTUES., JULYl lll- 13 " .Jane Sprouse. Judy Wil!inms. churdJ. J\1iss Linda Chapman. dau gh ter of Mrs. J\.lane 0 "BEACH BLANKET t"l "· BINGO" .11m l' u1e. ~nn.v ,Sl awlf'r . Chapm an, Condor St. , became the bnde ol AJC \t,,·1r,. ' - Tt'l h lltcolur _ John Luras. and Duane, Den- Bruee Stalnakt-r. son ot .~Ir and Mrs . Harlt•y Slalnakei· · Frankie A111lon All ri PIIe Pomeroy Houte 3, Sunay, .June 13. · 11 ;.- ;u 1d Oallas Webe1. funrcelloDPborah VI<Jli('V· _____ Thf' vow,s of th~ doul!le ring ce remon y \\'ere lt'Jd hy :, Hanf'y · lh e He v.(. M 30 p.m .• 1wore 1 Mc( 'rt>a ·Lt>mlwr~·.lt•dr .lohn .<\."h)('\'. Marla ~ eI Vln.1\lk'll'e a l '' L. an altar ' Kri::;lf'n Rtt~ler I\(':Jinn .1J nn BF.LI.ING fif\'RN decorated with haskels of while glad it)li. p;~lms MHI two rlirklf·~ i'ls Big Dro!J P<tuf PriPnds and nt'lghhors mf'l seve n branch cr~ ndelahru As fh(• r nup! e knelt on the lynrf.- as RLIIIPI~ r.:.n J ,,1 h h M d M while sati n k1weling benrh, tlw r 'rd 's Pr:.~vrr wns nravrd 1 Wil~nn B11bhi S ha,1 a I e onw o1 r. an rs. , • · · r' -\nrii\Jou 11 .~ Sk." n ,;n, "•' , 1. . . 1.1 .1 s 1 1. ln nmson 11w ~lJS ! Ps nl ttw san. tu an \\'P re coverrd m 1 ' - " .t>ro.\ .awrt>me ' " • ;J un ..J \ \\'hit • ar1tl 11hJIP .• s·Jt ln IJJJ \I'S · wpJl f!S Sur fin !! ;m1l r,, rl~>~! hi d ld f I ' mg nn ~ave an n . as Hnn mar·k·<l t hr Jlt'll s·. II 'hi C.l.''.'t•• n' b II 1 I f h ... )'I' ow salrn n mn enrm·h11 g 1 0 Woodpetkf'r W.!!nt•d P ng m lonor t elr son , Prrt•rrlr n~ lhP t'rrrmnm· a the crown !rom whrrh It'll a Nlu H11we- Mouse- Around I 'hariPs and h1s wile Shervn ' · half hour of nuplral musrc · !'.as .ld 'il ow ~lll rn ho1~ The\' 1·arnf'd : Houu Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnrle~ Lawrt>ncf'. resentrd b, Turn Bnkt•r nf rolon1al I}Oilftllt't ~ ol Vl' llnw ro!'eTr•• Corner.•d Tw•ety Portlt~nd. wert' married June . . . · Fracture-d Friend1hip AI .\f1ddlepor1 . orgams!. and \1rs bud~. 16 1 Fl --· -...;;;::;;.; _;-::;; __" __ "_"' _ n_"' · _ ' Richard Plvmalf' ol Mmf'r::-vr lle. !m l nr ~ !, wl 1o '>ang "Because," TPrTv St~;~ lnakrr of PomProy servt~d as be.'lt nwn for Ius bro , anrl "I Love You Truly " Ci ven rn marriage h~· ht-r bro- lher and ushers \'lere H1chard lhl'r-m-law , Hav Hmrs of RPI- Poulin ()f Pomrrtl\ . 5-larn Stald-J er, A!hrns :c~nd Lee Herd of co.! nre, 11re bride wa'> lnvely in a lumhus I ...., ¥uccessful floor length ~~~~~ n ol while bri dal so lin fasiHonPd with sroopLiiiiP Mr "s Kimbrrlv Kruut- 1 ,. f'd rlf'ckline ~~nd lfl!IJ! slt'eves !t•r w;Js flow•·r gwl and Wllft' a r : tapering to pornts over the \il·llow di·es" ~md hat ldmtieal hands . Thr hl' ll sh(l ped skrrt tu thl' matron ol honor and fe<Jiurrd a ehaprl lra1n nttcwh- bridrsmaids and a while rosPPd tn the wa1sl hv a ..;elf bow. 1 bud corsaef' She r<rrr red a basller rm gf'rlip \'t·JI of purP srlk k.:t of rosr pet als illusion fr ll from a crown of Mastel' Oa vrd Hrnes. nr·phew ;,Jtarts with a twarl" Ht-r onlv Jewelrv wa s of the bnde, wa o; nng hearer a strand of JWH~Is, thf> ~Jfl of and wore a da~k -:;u ti 1\ilh whrte 1 the groom. She rnrnrd a whitr shrrt. He earned tile rrngs on B1ble toppPd "'ith whrle rose· a whit"" satrn pillow. buds with whtle sta m sl n•am. F'or her dmJgh lt·•r'!t wrdding. ' : ers !l ed rn lover'> knot<> Mrs Cha•Jman d10 ~e a pale blue I 7:00 1V Classroom \1r·s Ray lhnes of Belpre. dress With wlu1e artessories [ ,.. . 7:00 Jolm'a Almanac 1:00 MtsW Mayor sister of the bnde. wl'l <> matron and wore a rorsage of wh1te · 8:110 Popeye • PalJ t:OO AM'D s6ow Ancl the most successful sv.•fPm we kn'lw of honor and bridesrnard.q wPrP I rostobuds Mrs Stalnakf'r wore : 1:30 Nelghbort 1:00 Top Cat t:30 Temtessee Tuxedo \tlrs. Richard Poulin of Pome. a hluf' dress wrth floral dt>sign, l 8:45 Social Security 1:30 Hector Heathcote 10:00 Quick Draw McGraw of Js to bunk a regular part of earning3 rov. Mrs f'taiP . Ju~!is. Fl. Wav· wh1te <Jt•rf'ssones and a while 1:00 Herald of Trulh tO:OO Underdoa 10:30 Mighty Mouse PlayhOUJt each payday. That, experience hRs ne, Ind ., and Mrs Sam StaldPr rosebud corsage. 8:30 Word of Ufa 10:30 Fireball XL5 11:00 Llnua Tbe Uon Heartetl of Athen.' i . The. \ wore 1drntical t\ recepllfln for the gues ts I 0 : 110 Supermsn shown, is the surest way to reach almost 11:30 The Jetsons II :110 Oennis the Menace street length dressrs of dacron. was tlf'ld m the rhurch parlor. 11 :110 Casper <' 11:30 Fury 12:00 Sky ::mg any savings goal quickly, rraturing large yellow roc;ps The hndr's table WJS lovtolyJ n 10:30 King and Odie 12:110 Theatre 3 12:30 !.If Frioad Fllcka on a white background and white li nen cover and center12:00 Bugo BIIDily · 12:30 Trilla 1 I :00 I Love Lucy fa shioned with lilted bod1ce ed i'.llh a three tifl'ed wedding 12:30 Hopplty Hooper I :110 Science Ridea Hlgb 1roa 1:30 CBS News TRY IT- STARTING NEXT PAYDU - 1!1~11 with ~roopPd neck line and hell rakP toppf'd with a mmraturf' 1:00 New Amencan Bllldstaad I :30 Champions at the Wheel 1:45 Yankoea Vs Senators shaped sk1rt. ThE"ir crownh•ss hride and groom. wrlh ta ll whrte t:oo Major IA!ague Baltblll 2:00 Baseball Warm-Up 4:30 "Family Fisiling" pwture ha t of yellow net had taprrs in crvstn l holders on e1i :OO Wide World 01 Sporta 2:10 Reds Vs Phllli.. 5:00 JubUoe ____ !her srdr. 1 30 Championship Wl'lllllllnc 5:110 Pete Smith 5:30 Early Show YOUR SAVINGS 7:30 The King Family WHAT IS THE TRUTH •• , j Members of the Jor class ' EARN _ _ __ 5:30 Project Muskie 7:00 Lawman 1 wt•re hostesse>; , Miss P a t t y 1:30 Lawrence Welt 5:45 Sportsman's Holiday 7:30 Fanfare with Al Hirt I Shl.lin of Rllclne servrd I he 9:30 Hollywood Palace S:/10 Flatt II Scruggs 8·30 Glffil!an's Island I rnke and Mi<>s Golda Sargent '. 1:30 Man From U.N.C.L.E. (COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY) 10:30 Bob Young Nen 1:00 Secret Agent , of Pomeroy presidf'd at thr> 7:30 Flipper 10:45 ChOler Theatre 10:00 "Miss Kentucky Sllt.e loterHt Payment Olios Are: cryst~l punch bowl. Guests wert" 8:110 Death VaU.y nay, Pageant" Fob. 15th, Moy 1Sth, Aug. 1Sth, Nov. 15th registered by Miss Sally F'os· 8:30 Ken!Ucky JODefl 11:00 Up-To-Tbe-Mmute Newa lei' and ~1rs. Bt>cky Mankin. 9:110 Saturday Digllt at Movios 11:15 Weather Notes ... 1 11:00 Late Newa Pleaue 11:20 MDfion Dollar Movies The am1wPr to this queMtinn plus w The cou~le left for a short 11:10 TV 3 Weather many more important facts can t>ddJ~g lnp to Columbus. For 11:15 8porta be found in t.he revealing nf'w traveling , the bride changed to loll. Richard the Tblrd's rise lo buoklt>L, ''1'hP Truth About N£>rve a yellow whipped cream dress, 11:20 Filma of the '50's power in tbe 15th Century over DPafnPR!I." \Vrite, phone or visit Wllh wtu!(l af'res~orie~ ::mrl wore l, tbe bodies of six or seven rival ' us today for vour f'REE copy. file corsage from hrr bridal SAT., JULY 17 WGBLIGHTS ronleatanll. Blood and-thunder ' I l'her~ is no oblrgalion. bouquet 9:110 SATURDAY NIGHT A melodrama. Mrs. Stalni.lker is a graduatp HE MOVIES - "But Not For RADIO of Pomemy High School , rlass ' "Wo Havo Grown Bocau11 Wo Hovo Helpod Me," starring Clark Gable, r.ar. JIM NICHOlSON, bead ol "· "·~·:::.:::;:,·:. of 1961 and was t>mployP.d b"· roll Baker, Lilli Palmer, and American lnternaUonal, Is send. Others Grow" tht> Pomeroy Cement BloC'k cO. . Lee J. Cobb. o prole<! her alilng nine leea-agt". lllal'll to moro . She Js a member of the United mony interests, the g,wife of tban 50 cltl.. to generate ex. Member Fodorol Re11rvo System Methodist l'iwrch. Mr. Slalnak- • • Broadway produc"f and his cltement about "Stardust of er is a graduate of Pomeroy secretary. . MtmDir Ftdorol Doposlt Insurance Corporation Youtb GO lht Move." He note.: LY 3-4550 : ll1gh Srhoot. r la>S of 1960. H~ 11:20 FILMS OF TE 50's"We're 1paring 00 expeMe245 E. Stoto St. Atheno 1 allended Rin t:rande College : POMEROY, OHIO "Tower of Loadon,'' starling they 10 lint claSB skateboard _--~~ and at pre.sent ~~~g~ithBasil Rathbone IDd Boris Kar, all the way." ] ......'""...... 36 Chl'fdren, Grandchildren 1 • at y e 1 • enttne Devoted To The lntere•tJ Of The Meis•·Ma•on Area 1 JOL XVII NO. 71 "'-~,;, ~ POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MONDAY, JUL_Y_l-2,-19-65------- ·~ ~ ,P~ .... ....... ,'~t ~ .... • "· ~ t~c ----FI_V_E"''w;· ~ ..!Ji :~•• --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~~.J Fear Mad Bomber on Loose in t. I ~-o!/!,:. .ot.eo ";;::: =: Attend Reunion 11 .=""-il ...0 CHICAGO CUPI)-A dynamite bomb rocked Michigan Avenue's magnificent mile Sun· day nlpt and a second blast ripped 1 West Side garage today. Thoy were Chicago's third and fourth mystery bombings in five day• and police feared a mad botnber was loose in the city. Police blamed dynamite for • I MEIGS THEATRE the explosion that tore apart two cars parked on a street running below Michigan Avenue in front of the towering Wrig· ley Building. They said the sec- 'We are making no con· elusions about the bombings,'' 1 chiel or detectives Ollo Kruezer said. Pattorn 01 Desb'uclloo Police speculated that the Wrigley Building b om b I n g might have filled out a pattern of destruction. According to the city's numberin~ syste'nl, the first blast five days agt occurred at about 4110 south. The sec- ond blast, at an ice cream plant garage, was caused by a black powder bomb. "It appears we have a mad bomber loose," Deputy Fire Marshall Michael Mahoney said. ond occurred at 400 west and juri... after the explosion, attacked eral Jovemment agencies ~-Sunday night's occurred at 400 An anOII)ImoUs letter delivered the papel'11' Viet Nam editorial eluding tbe Internal Revenue ' north. to the United PreSB Jntemation· policy. The newspapers sa1d Service. .· The ice cream plant nplosion al bureau, one door north of thfy had r e c e i • e d bomb Charles Siragusa, ueculnt ' was far out froll' the Loop and the Wrigley Bulldlrtg, blamed threat. in recent days and have dlrector of the OUnois manager Richard Goudreau the series of explosions on tho posted • guard outside tbeir Commission, said the bomblnp blamed business competition" editorial policies of the Chlca, building. were apparently not the wotfll· for the incident. A witness said go Daily News and the Clucago Police were called to an ofof tbe crime syndieale. two men sped away from the Sun-Times. lice building at 22 WeSL MadiIt inust be the work of 101M ·' building shortly after the blast. Atlack Editorial Polley son St. tOOay after a bomb person who wants to ,.,.... thtt Flv• men were working in the The disjointed missive, dropthreat wa• received at that todaylighta out of everybody," ht garage but there were no in-_~P:;ed.::_:of::.f~in:...::.the:.:_:b.:: ul::ldin :...'-=B:...•:...is_hours _ _ _c_a_tio_n_._The __bull_'_d_in.::&_hou _•_es_ se_ _ v·_ _sa _ id_.- - - - - - - - , - c:rrm.:'· 1 ,, ·r·r .. 1 LBJ Heartened Over Weekend 1 I I Ch • apman-Stalnaker Marflaqe Vows Tk • • . a en tn Untted Methodist Church : r ,1 Brother is Held in Killing 'i 1 1 Gas Turbine Powers GM's - .............. _... _____ ____ _ t'• Future Truck .. Cl! ~aving C'! Saturday's Television Program WSAZ- TV Channel 3 $ystem WCHS- TV Channel 8 WHTN-TV Channel13 I I w.. I I I I I 1 4% Annually ABOUT NERVE DEAFNESS? j, • ~ ·- I I ~ The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company DI'Jes Rad'IOear ( o. ,: E •color Television e WHEN YOU NEED •• , SALES AND SERVICE Always CALL I PHILCO Rutland ARNOLD GRATE Foreman & Abbon ...... ,... I I I I I I I I I I I I L I at �- ............ ~ ' liPl Rriefs Hospital ~ews Ramblings . • • . ',, Rail's ' (Continued from page I ) - - - -~-- ---· · parents' motel. ENTERED HOSPITAL Officers called off the search By Tom Rttll for the missing child Sunday •I· e Among tho~e who entered the ter ei~ht military helicopters Holzer Ho~p1tal over the past and searcllers. including more weekend mctuded: S~nday - than 60 horsemen, failed to turn Maqone A. Conley, ll!37 Chest· up any major developments. By DOROTHY KILGAU.EN " ' Ilk hi k nut St ' Mrs. Paul A. McCarty, T h e search ended on a neg100 a· : d 1 . fair. !lUBLIN _ The fti'Sl thing when asked if my btl husban bartender ., I d e a c, c en ' Lincoln St·• Mrs · c 1i 0 1 t1ve note after more than There wlll be no sentimental Monlreal's , effort. to , sponsor Oth la' ed that the 47 1 learn Irelan . txcepl now 1\ m1ght not have done e er 1no pease. \ Rt 1 Crown City h t 'ng 6eld8 wood· spot In my heart for Montreal. Canada's first g1ganhc air. ers comp 10 1 d ' ' get there. Is to avOid pfOI i: he had used heaviPC darts I This doesn't happen In the ] Mrs Ralph E Spencer, and hills as The city was big, crowded, dirThey were unhappy about the attempt was "bemg too 10 mr darts'" a pub unless you •The moment I adored came New York ptaces to whtch 1 a·m lpolis Ferry, Mrs. Glenn A. lc- •tar north as the Iowa border. ty , and cold traffic jams caused by huge close to, the New Yorks world are prote,.or ol ighet matl >I whiM! Maunce sa1d to R!chard. \accustomed like P. J Clarke s enbower, Rt. 2, Letarl, 1'1 va.. In many not-to-secluded plac- trucks which hauled mountains Fair, wlll not make or •matics w th a deadly aun ' You' ve almost won You iUS! II someone said to Donny La· Patricia Ann Keeler Rt. 2 es there were also traces that of dirt across the Jacque..CSrt· has_been badly planned. Com1 3 fh• Amencan •m• 101 havo to. hlt the sO'en twice.'' vezzo. "I'd Uke o chicken iart W Va Mrs'. Jam•• city was being torn by a ,., Bndg• and out to Utile St plamts were also beard abOUt 1 nslance t arriVes with the SillY R!Chord h1t the seven twice It please," he would prooobly mo. Flllher, Cottageville. W Va minor civil war. Discontent Helena Island, the ' sl"' of the the city's pollee Ioree. One Eng. 101.mn that the b g 10ee is lo wa. a mark at the top ol the ,tion to lhe nearest curvaceous Mrs Myron Bess Syracuse seemed to be the keywork of hsh-speakmg Canad1an report.o lil the bulls . eye,1 Fallmg that, board . cutll.. and say "you're on your Mrs.· John N. Rt. 1 Ra· ' the ed tha' he saw patrOlmen from lt'l aa close to the bulls-<ye as Oh a pity." said Maume ,l own. . cme, Mrs. Alva B Clark, 1'up-l two stand OD ou can lor the sake ol your "not the thing lbat looks hke a' However, our young W1cklow pers Piams, Mrs Paul A FoslPerhaps it Is a long stand· • either "de or the dividing line seven up there. You must tut ;barkeep strode purposely to a er Oak Hill Mrs. James R. log discontent caused by the and make a game out of seeing 1score . forget tl, Cha!ley. In Ireland where the game lh1S place down below :• I smaU refrigerator C;use. Rt. •2, .Jackson, Mrs. By Mfl. Lyle Balderson dlsappomtments learned over who could give the mo•l Uekets. 1 or ctarts 1S an mstitution as well , ·But lhHI's a four ' my hus- ' from 1t a small roasled b hen, Jesse Ohse, Rt. I, Ravenswood. Rlvtrvltw Garden Club the years In more than E ta M V 'I 71 of A woman clerk said that \hi "' a past1me, you could hve band satd - and II was a four plopped the hen mto 8 rown W.Va. , William D Simmons, The June meeting o1 the RlvThe French onun Mn. t ae a , ' poltce were often "not friendly'' 11nd die w1thout hilling a bulls· "Oh sure, it 's marked a four paper bag, gave the bag a , Ravenswood, W. Va, Mrs. A. I erv!eW Garden Club was beld Montreal and, as one 3 and and jusl "walt to catch ,you and still be a but it's really a seven,, he , twiSt and banded !I to the lady I WilbUr McNeely Birmingham \ th h f M D I Rl speaking former Nova otlan once a resl ent o omeroy, mg something They never give The d!ll1cult test " land said. · That's what got Judging from the amoWll Ala. and Memli wayne Grlbe: ::"wer:d told me, at L:ke's you a warning,'' she charged. your dart in a specti!C rectan· to h!l." change she got from a poun , Anchorage Alaska. by members naming the wlll'!t thmg lo do W1 t e ng" . lr evelan Sun ay morn ng a er The altitude of Montreal's &le almo51 exadly the sizt of a Richard hit it and won. But I figure the ;as Saturd;y - WIlliam H I pest in their garden Mra Har- " Many or an illness of three months. ·residents toward the city seemB>nuald but . IriSh .m and But to obvioUS mgthor ed entirely from that•• A sliced the l m ha.l t horizon· ha e 3int,. I am nothing . last six. person say yhowommuche Hamm ' 2102 Mam St ' , POint old Massar and M;s · Harlls men separai!OD pufrsom e rest of She was adnative h d of Gardin·· in Torontodifferenl ·'Comparatively 18 y. no r a en 'o v ancestry 1\ will be qu11e a 11!· h k Wicklow Pleasant Chf!Stme L. G!llesp!O, Frank displayed arrangements C da .. he continued "A lot er, Colo, an a been a res1· · ' , 15 1 backwards 1 loIIthe ability to coum tie 11me 'before 1 am allowed to a :: •ec that a 1'/ Va, Mrs. Homer which they had made. Plans though is justin ihe klda. dent of Norwalk since 1913, haY· remarked one "We ono the flair for knowmg that forget that my people look at a w . Y L. Theiss, Leon, W. Va., Mn. were made lor a nower arrang. Th '.11 not really know log gone !here from Pomeroy. call Toronto Toronto the 1 lhe seven you are lookmg at " fouo ano call it a seven. It's tra:s 1 d coming James L. Hupp, Rt. I Racine, 1ng workshoP and a plculc 1o h f r It lln'l a provlnc.. She wu employed as secre- Good'·" ·eauy a four. ditional that 1 do It but it comes I the u .S. Mrs. Thurman R Babcock, be July 29, at the home of Mrs. !ide tary to Norwalk Service Di· That was the biggest c 1u e . . as some suronse that the na·\ A but in all truth lhe best Long Bottom, Floyd W. Colley, Frank. Mrs. Robert Riebel wlll reclor smcel948 andhad form- that something is wrong in I admit I do not quahfy for live' of my folkland do 11 , too. ;· f me be is a land Jackson, Walter S. Landrum, be present to help with 1 he Nonetheless, I could feel erly been employed m the Hu· Montreal There was little pride 1 call a seven a ! Rt 3 Jackson, and Mrs. Earl flower arranging. MrL Clare- the presence of a disorganized ron County Auditor's offiee. She at the dir's achievement>-and lart throwing, in any respect and whal will 1 say to my son orou ca." 1<rept ob!ervmg and even at ' by the name of Kerry Arden f by with with 1m· Y. Barnhill, Wellston. mont H•rrls conducted the de- and grumblinll city. II wasn't was a member of the First Unit- community pride8 Is an essell1 is what11 hal I am baffled._ 1 can at· when he get• a C in mathemat· have BIRTHS votlon period. An article 011 appeallnll· ed Presbyterian church. a chart- tial element of city's great· 1 :empt an ol a stra. ics? for since was tn l "Ciemalls" was read by Mrs, There was a bus strike In er member ol the Loyally class ness. 1 pass m America! football Another gorgeous tableau oc· tb• third grade. In the sacred : Mrs, Richard Eugene Swish· Ernest Wbltehead, and the Montreal at the lime. Every• of that chunh, and a member Montreal has all the 'tlhyslcal lUI at IriSh darts I am a pure curred when a .oun woman en·' name of Albert Einstein, I : er' 14 Burdette, Pt Pleasant, "Legend of the Rose" was 11•· where persons were hltchhlk of the and Profession· opportunities to become one of amateur. I what II happen tered lhe pub Y and gsaid to the i should hang on to it. daughter, 4:41 p. m. Saturday en by Mrs. Dorsel Riebel. New log - not too many were get al Women • Club. this hemisphere's largest me but I don t behev. 11. Mrs. William B, Pettil, 195 officers elected were: Pres!· ling rides. I, myself, stood and She was eceded in death tropollses. There is ample land Take the rughl when, Brownell Ave., Middleport, son, dent, Mrs. Frank, vice pres!· watch 521 <art pass before by her Adelbert in lor expansion and a roady work b31ld and l wero roam1ng lO:OC a. m Saturday. Mrs. dent, Mrs. Carl Buckley, sec- the S22nd stopped to give me a J!J511 nd by a' brother' Wll- force. lov. County In search James R. Cundiff. Rt. 1, Rl· retary, Mrs. Lyle Balderoon, ride. lia Watkins She is 1 wonder though why It ap• Gleuvlew 1\odllel whl<h 11 •0 tgour· • cine, son, 4 04 a. m. Saturday. and treasurer, Mrs. R. L. Llr· Residents were laughing at edmby ·one son · w1·luam R of pears to beading backward. , rs. rSI Dugene c oy, ~uo ns. e s en o e ocoMilan Ohio· a daughter Miss M Do ·1 M C _. ' ki R Ire hm Is I h1 ' · met's para se set 1n • mooer. Plea•aal Valley H01pltal pherel"and ol sea a11 lovehness dison, son, !2.04 a. m. Satur· late were , ' ' Vall of Cleveland. ' and ed dcake, ·and th punch bo Ehzabeth E. 11 1 As a gesture oi tourism, we by Helen Sottel day. v ur ng e soc a ur. ADMlfflD - Mrs. Ella and several arandchildren. stopped at • typical pub in ,,.n hall dressed." That DISCHARGED Item• Herdman. Buffalo; Debra Fill- Funeral servlees will be held Wicklow Town The typl<al bar· Dear Helen : you have already meo as well as women. meant Apple Grove; Gerald Me· at the Kubacb • Sm1th . Funeral tender was .·young man with 1 Imagine The I Patients dischargtod over the Mr. and Mrs. John Riebel ley, Quaid, Gallipolis; Mrl. Wal· 1 rust cheeks and haircut just , been informed that your answer ,owners were puhte but llrm- past weekend included: Ralph and sons, Albany were recent lace Deal, Ashton. home at 314 East Maln-st at 2 short of Beatie len tb. 1\e satd!to the AIR FORCE WWE •who slurts for the men, sk1rts and , Boothe, Mrs. Grace Caldwell, guests of Mr. and Mn. Dor:Jel p. m. EST) Wednesday wttbthe 1 .. es" and "no ,. readily ' complained about havmg to blouses or dresses for the wo· I Estel Collins, Miss Elizabeth Riebel. DISCHARGED - JoStph Kin- Rev. Francis Moyer o!flc1atmg. Y , th · he ust watch· "dress up" for the CQmmissaryl men. Some . passed by, but Davies, Anna Gabrielli, Mrs. Mn. Gtorc• Arnold and dau- nalrd, Hogsett; Mrs. Dlclde Burial will be In Milan cemeaSld I a 't ld was way off base (That t 'enough liked the atmosphere so Donald Griffith Mrs. Lester lfJters Barbara and Elizabeth Mitchell and dau&hter, Win-tery. Friends may call al the CELINA, Ohio fUPll - The 1 , . t ·. •• hte Humphrey of Granada HUll, CaiU. are vii- throp Harbor, Ill.; Mabe1 Ger• funera 1 home aft er 7 P· m. League of Ohio Sports-ed us S1 ent y as 1 cer. have at least Ill limes , · over !-H,I:,that the owners retire · d vet1' , Hoult Mrs Paige ' ' :am un·l Most ' bases have dress regu· .we II oIf ,mdeed . . Mrs. M. A. New-' itlng ber paren\1, Mr. and Mrl. lach, v·mton; Cl Yde Flinn, Lak• (EST) ..... 1'1 Y res ram '"'f the , I John ,Neville, wuay. unanimously adopted a resolu· 1augplacer and 1 ;. In lexpired). ----lion Sunday asking the govern· 1 it must hav< latioru; pertaining to the busi- Yes. I'm old-fashioned . I d!S· 1 man, Mrs. Paul Patterson and Mark Pickering. t bl ness area of lhe base. Usually like bumpmg mto half-clad gar-, infant son Mrs Bryan Saund· ment to confine its land acquisl' 0' m a 1ci, ff M I • Commander does oot submit ' goyles while shopping, MRS. I ers Eliltlbeth Shamblill RayWI lions for facilities to sites 01 went o th eabuareufror aaulr g acses such a regulation bl unless k there ood 1JONES ready banned to the public. As 0°r I mo:!d Atkins • Mrs· Paui Wise • lf . d d In uc has been nola e ac o g Dear All of you· Mrs. Martin Wuollet ond infant \ It referred to the proposed 1 1 1 1 I 81e an !lome roa . 'tnns. my husband decideds rthe. last e. \ .All nght, even. - I ourrender! daughter. $2110 million Atomic Energy t •nle trip would be a waste If As for the enforcement, it is I gave mysell 50 lashes with ·nlf ·'fin. Sherman l\llsham and I • Commission atom smasher 11 11 116 , " didn't have a d.rt game so simple and effective. If you ' typewriter ribbon - just befora infant daughter Mrs. Eugene which Ohio I• t!J'lng to lanil. did 1 must say they did. present yourself at the took off lor my friendly Bl1'ant Callahan Mrs. July !1, I DST gues ' Acqaal t peo"Ohio is on the verge of being rhe Mad Hatler of Alice in mi8Sary or PX in improper atghborhood supermarket in Thoma; Francis Mrs • Mary AU Time• •• : llbp.mJ. -H I rd. p forced to plan better the use of , t U ed to h I h H \ , . 'I t a m Re-'•trallon "' pi• " r. ere o roNT F I l"• mderland would have adored 1re you are no a ow s op. stretc panta. · Hale , Mrs. Myrtle Hayner. Mrs. · • ... let! PT. PLEASA unera the lands available to it and , James Hupp Mn Bobby Kuhn memben lor lud&ln& con • cram. .... 11 k , _ service wa• held Monday at I the start could be made right IIncidentally, Colonels do not ' Th' 1 1 >·>I ted ' · HI 1m - Type demo• I p.JD. - - 1lpel or, ..,,. t WI th dopenden s, as I! co uumn s ""' ca to aod infant son Mrs. Ernest • · .... Ia lal 81 ·-• N p. m, for Dr. Benjamin Vance now," aaid William Stahl, 1 l'o start with ' you don't add Iose battles · n•rteraII , d'ISCIP ' 1·me fam1·1y 1·!Vmg, · • 1A your sene. You subtract it. You you surmise. so 1!· you •re 1Lambert Mrs • Jerome Mahle otraUoa lor adJ •• ,:.. leo! D .,.._en VIc PrelklI 1 IDiouo• Blagc, 74, Charleston, former Mansfield, league president. 1 be•in plain '\Mrs . Katie . Matthews I Mrs'. I 10 o.m. -% ClatSM Due- Glcon•-•b' ., a" ,"• olallme Mason countian, In the Snnd- He said 3 000 acres the " with 201 once you've "•ot· ls f rtthe military t I ' 't .waytheollife. f ho t bl kidI ttrouble H I orh just I YOU Cllssel, ... eu erelonl niiOC OD. ten on the board and as you hit o unae ),l . ew w roo e, e e en e p . Paul McCarty, Thomas Mor·. - Uo a clau; Z CIUIH olfeDemonstrallonl - SetectlDJ grass Funeral Home, Charlell' ' ' 1bo 0 "our mark your scor• .,.ows jhove no pnde 10 their appear· ,Sbe will also welcome your own gan Flo)·d E Payne Mrs \ Cia b _, ton Burial was In Pl. Pleasant amount of land sought lor ' ' · e· · h b· b t a gui Addr I ' · ' · main - 4 Ill • elan; 1 n ba J ..,vet al t m smasher Is "quite thea w pro• · smaller. Maurice did the math· ance w 0 rmg a ou re a !amusmg expenenceo. ess l Charles Queen and infant son, of 11 JCian or allow ......... PlckiDJ 4 sbow oteen cemetery a ' emotlca and mY. husband was I\etc. t10n -- on pants, :·newspaper. Helen Bolte\ 10 cara ol thlll Iand Mrs. Charles Steel•· • •• , •• ..... vUOPY • · had practiced medl· chunk should thatlight applies to curlers, all. ateer proapects - Ulde b"" ...s ...., Z olrtlllet, _,n """ Dr, Blase where and andcare what It be 1 taken taken well or to captunng h.e champ· 1 might add there's a differ· I Jad&n - Dr. BandaU Reed, and l&eod ooet; PrGteulonal cine In South Charleston Iince from." before was ev- ence between a base exchange ! DIES SATURDAY Oblo Stall Unlvenlty; Cllafo feed mlxlq; GnomlDJ and 1917. His death "ridaY was "Perhaps we should have' an '" on the board and • supermarket. The OWl> ; • lei Boyles, Farm Saperlale• oboWiQ, Model tack boL attributed to • heart attack but over-all land use planning com· ers of the latter do oot care ' COLUMBUS !UPI) - Serv· dent Gl W Va. Ualverslty; I p.m. - Pretelllaliol ol he had been In Ill health for ml.,lon covering the entire , . Slnct Maunce 11 not only lr· about how you dress as you ices will be held Tuesday at A.H.A. floldmn - B. H. owardl- Gal DouaJaal, Cem. some time. state in order to protect our· Voice of Broadway •• reporting ~'arley Gall!\~u~re~s ~~~~~es ~.e- 1 ~alive Jhl~. I extract•~ e~e wmne~ t~ yo~'ve ~l ch!Cke~ I' :~· ou~itan 1~~ 8 ~~n Yl~king oe~ '"~ 1 Emeral~ 1~h· da~ poll~e-preclncls Mrs Vai"l of • Norwa}k DIes done.~~~ ~gUsh Richard·•~· No~w~k, "Theythdo~'l ;•~. ~'! ~led Jl. ~pitalftin gut~~~•· ~ yo;"'BQ~~~~·s a~ bu~mesaman, ~he Bu~iness '~ ~ _j husb~d ~urviv· ~~dw~~h~~~~ Al~nost -~ ·~roo 1 • u~ eS ""~ com-~· 1 ~· ne~ Hayde~ Ma~nct D B} a~ • r• agg IS 1~~ U~>,l!aving ..~~ Service • £or v·rrgtnJa . . JUD10f . H f rd ere 0 AsSOCial . .on F'leld Day schedu1e He}d MOndaY r~ 1~een· • 1 10~~ip t ~-- • ~ Sportsmen ask Limitation on Land Takeover ~ ~~,om d~ I' Us!] HELEN HELP us f mywbu~- t~ 0~~: lot~ ~ :~vement." Soutbsid~. ~~~~e ~ "'~'c ~planation Reedsville sOCJety . NOfeS ~~~ ~h:~o~l 0cau'!'as h~r~c ~~!t'c~~ '"~~n hom~ to:~oo~.01~~·love ~.e~< ,no~ey, 1 C. O Newell D" s d l•h tall experience. broth of m aourco of profit them. ; Ies on ay boy but Wllha young odrmttod The commissary is to privileg< I Jackson for John •. Harper, un· 110, Dletla BID [!ID<bt Pei'I'J. Wellbl otate budget comnusa10ner IZ -....Nooa I alked him why he waolosing to ita users _ MAJOR'S WIFE I F Cl der Gov. James M. Col and petstng eonllll. 8 "Thale darll are too light ' 1 unera1 ""1ces 1or arence state welfare director Wider I p.m. - Welcome bJ lbo lOt me." he said smoothly. "! :Dear .Helen ' 0 · Newell, 86 • Cheohlre, who Gov. Vic Donahey, wbo died hosts. mull have heavier darts to be \ Porlland Ore. I• not the only \died _In the Veterans Memol!al Saturday. 1:161 p.m.- bllrOChl<llo• ol any on4 and as a matter of ba!t where no-pants, no-curler HoHp!lal Sunday at 3 p, m. ID. ,. ·• •·d dart """ •··rd." ruleo are carried out. Most Ar- S.Tl wtll be held Wednesday at ol AJricaltare; phlel aad prl&etNlllllerGII will be .,... • He was o member of Week· warded - IIDOIJ dlet1 wlll ley EUB.Chnrch of Charleston, be 1 obow lulter &l•ea by Mr. Masonic l..<>dge of South CharIIIII Mrs. A. C. Gebbarcl& ol leston, York Rite Bodies of selves and future g:nerations," said Stahl, _expressing. concmt over dlmlmshmg wildlife lands and land for outdoor "':""eallon. B1IJIIID&IOII· Ch lesion the American Med· Copies of the resolution wert ' and sent to Gov. James A. Rhodes lealar Asan., Society the Kanaleal West VIrginia Med- and other alate officials. 1 10 1 11101 em lo oommenl my base5 have them, and more 2 p. m.. ot Foglesong Funeral fact. He 11dld ha Cou t Med' I Soc ty · power to them! It's disgusting I home With the Rev. Marvan w ny tea 142 New Automobile to see. !50-pound female in i Frame olflclaUng. Burial will Surviving ore two sons, Dr, T'l size - 14 siretcb pants. be in the Graharo cemetery. John S. of South Charleston and Il et! are Issued Do you know that In Mexico \ He was • millwright by trade ,,, B. v. Blagg o1 Washington, D. Tltl!!! for 142 new vehldes' women wearing panls art oot and belonged lo tltl Mill' c.: one daughter, Mrs. Lisa -.:ere_tssued In June In the Title 1 0 oorved In stores or restaurants? wright Local IM9 atlrontoo, He By W!Diug White Jeanne BurUngame Charleston· d vls!On of Clerk of Courts EveEven the border towns have the was born Januat1' I , 1199, the hie mother. Mrs, Luemma s'. lyn Lucke's office. rule, but •orne smart aleck ,son of the Jate Homer V, and WASffiNGTON- Never 1in-1French musd11 all over the dlshonoronelnVIetNam! What Blagc, Pl. Pleasant; two broth- Deputy Nellie Brown said tl1 woman usually McCloud Newell. the formauon of the post- ,earth .. though WI were all happeni lO the credibility of ers, Okey c Blagg, Pt Pleas· ties Issued for 911 new ears, 11. Its lucky they don't under· I Sumvors mclude h" wife, AI· war Western alhance bavesome lback ID t1t1 itml olthe llnl our pled&eo If we turn our ant, Donald o. Blagg, St AI· 2 trailers. 17 trucks and 14 PT. PLEASANT - Four Ma· oland the language! Iva Stewart Newell, Cheshire; \of this country's European ai· INapoleon. foees away from aueh acts ol bans, and two sisters, Mrs. Bel- motor<ycles, Used car titles oon County youths and former Let's get back to woman- three daughter&, Mrs. Mlna lies been engaged oa ouch a \ One kind of Secretary ol State concealed Communist awe.. va Smith Pt. Pleasant and Mra. were executred for 191 cars, 22 Pl. Pleal8nl High School hood, and the rommand· : London; Mrs. Wilma blnge of irresponsible b1ck-seat would simply aay lbat too much siOn a1 were attempted - and Eula Scholl of Cincinnati. trucks, OliO trailer, and tevtu 1 Band Otrector Jamel t.ndrewl er! He wont aurrendor - many \ Scarberry, Columbus; Miu Jane 'dr!VIng aa now. And never in II too much and teD !IOllle aUtes firmly blocked - In lba Jlo. motorcycles. will be bonored at tbe !7th Ann- of us ladies are back of him., Newell , at home; lour sons. all that time has 1 Cabinet Iwhat to do with their advice. mlnlcan Republic ----ual Conventloa of the Fu· - ARMY WIFE IN SAN DIEGO 1Dean, of Mason ; Donald Patas- olticer of the United Stoteo been But not Rusk. Awllte thaiDWII There IJ an easy way, of 1 - g '"''""' . . .half . . brolhers, "'"" Arn" many . ·pettish - -critlco aa. IJ. .tht. ,\lsb ....... -could -accomplish . "" - .. under .., • " ' ..... · 8 The ........ 1 8.. "'"'' 22 al Jaci<AOn's Mill. I have .. yet, lo see sn Air Force "'" home ;.three associateo and-running officials are in.. San- Diego,-Cali· Amer ctn Veter· 1 'l1le lour youlhs, James Green Base where slacks on women old, Cleveland; Dale, Columbu• 1 top member of the JohnliOII Ultle, he is eqlii[IJ aware that rhetoric that might hide the lomia, thla week attending will .nslaJI Its new olflcert of the Hannan High chapter. were condoned. Curlers, per- and James, Florida ; two haul cabinet, Secretary of State Dean , mora ltDiimtnlal appeallllcl of our retreat from the national meetin& of county offi· thtS everung lllth Johft and James w. Dunn, Richard Ihaps. HoOray for the Colonel! sisters, Mrs. Blanche Peterson,\Rusk. . :would accomplilll even less. wishfully soft.minded but clals. They are Sheriff George C, Bacon as lnstallUJ8 official, Fau•er and James Kimberlin& - .\.M.G., 20-YEAR AIR FOR- St Albans, and Miss Phyllis Rusk, • bald, qwetly deter· ThUI the !heme of tho Rtllk never for an wtant dece1VI E. Johnson, Circuit Clerk How- Adj. Leonard JeweU oiiiiOUDiltd of the Point Pleasant High chap- CE WIFE 'Newell ) Roberls, Brillianl, \mlned who looka rather seminars is not thai our allill the hard·mlnded. ard Schultz, County Assessor today. ter will be amon( 103 Future Dar Helen . Ohio, and eight grandchildren. like an ID!probable Westernized o,.. Ill much - thoUib In 11m- Theae are, ID aubatance, the Morris Bragg, County commis· ple _truth they do. Rather than questil)lll now beln& put by the aloners Everett Biosell and Clar. Farmers who will receive the I .am soon gomg. to be a One brother, Verner, preced- Buddha, 1S runnilll 1BOND FORFEITED Stale Fanner IJe&ree the high- Marme Corps w1fe. hvmg on a ed him in death Friend• may ed se'l'lnan w1th foro\in ukilll them for i'alltude - ono American official, abort of ence Adklna and Civil Defense Ca 0St art fori . ed I I capl•t0l commen t' Even ts , 1 Four Youths onored H T Be • nvenliOn Ame~!can At Co I Me~ican ~Iva ~~~ ~. s. breaks;Co~delia lee w:re ~alley, ~ I ~n ~mpous w~ld 00""" • .. , _ . .....,, "'...,.. "'" , , M,. VI I.Dia FFA A•sn for farmin men are not allowed In lhe ex- 12 m Tuesda enta In a aupreme effort to\the d1cl!onary- bt aaka them must apeak abroad with one rg llshm t ' d d hlg change or the commissary if . p. · Y· recall them to oome aen11 of strnply 10 arow up. voice for the United Statea of accomp ens an 1ea ers P\they are wearing aborts o r l ASKS DIVOR realiom and responaibdity. 1 Think nol ol our !ntereats but\America. h slacko. At firs! f didn't like I A d' lit' bee ! When one ally Is not biting only of your own, be 11111 U hJs voice II 1 patient one, r. WI, ow mus1c sup- the rule, but I've found sound, · lvorce pe 'on as n ,at us for our retiltanco 1o co- In effect For111 about il ts no IHI 1 retOlliW one. 111 of t'"ll hbe On a military base, comrrM!nts s Pm: . a ' H: \viet Nam, another is solemnly you prefer. , heeded abroad, the consequence uo ; WI are made eastly enough and address int'll \lecturinl us on how wo reai)J But whll II U, llclually, ..,. may be mea•urelltl cataotrofloris armer women shouldn't go lookln& for lcharges gros . egl cl P1a d; ought to handle aHairBin LIIID the poneulon by lht Unltld phe to lrtl world latel'tlll. or r• n pro- them. They ahould be 1 credit s n • 01 u Y,America. IStates of l1oM!Ible power llld II IJ tbul a tarrlbll pi!J that 1 mot!DJ vocallonal a&rleulture to their husbands - not too and extreme cruelty. i Some of the British Laborltel the roadlntls ' to tiH It honOI' 10. many In WubiJiiloll - 10 ~ ~~"'""'" ••- '" "'"~ ~ ~~ ::-::,-,,.. ~-· · - "~~~ i"'_..............,. ~j vil~e •r;:~insi ~ ,. m~ ~ ~: ~!VI~ ·~ the~ '•, ' I sam~ ~ Ul~abled ~udge unadvertl~ oH~ o<-•-•'"' •~"''"" -, '•-•" "''""" .. , .;.,""" """'" '"-"""""' . . ,"-' ab~ty.Andre ~ ~ a~: • ~ 01 un(J court on an asaault and batter' 1 :.:T. .,;,.s • ..~gs ay ANNOUNCE EXAMS Wayne Ward, Director of the Department of Stale Personnel _ch.a. rg.:~•-·- - - - - -- ,., " ""'"',, • d"" _. .. -!Uve eivU __. ... ...,..; 111! DAlY Slflllll aervlre examinations DIVOTS!. TO ° t~tver happen~ . ~~er:!appas"To Open 37th AU-Star Game ~:":' "=" from"''"'&':"~·'""""',. ~f:~:= were prac~ ~~n~al~~~~: ~ri!i!sr:~: ~ames ~'!:rng' ~:en Fth':":~r:~ C:f~ !~~t r~:.::on" e ~el '!ss,':; ~~ W!lh Pepitone in reserve.\' e NatiOnal League faced the prospec1 of playmg with • I sub-par Wilhe Mays, Ion 8 an i All·Star hero. Mays was InJured 1 a collision at h o me ~n cJ!~u:~:r:;epl:~PJl-~ ~::~. ~ut~~::;~p~~~.:t~~i. - becaus! be was PI WESTBURY, N.Y. (UPII oney and Pappu ltnally wW Unlik uvler In of Sweden won the t C e a live and he '" expected to Slart get their long·aough\ opportUJII. F ;o flral place in He 1ald his leg hurt him e All-Star contests In r• $100,000 International Trot at ties to start BD All-Star game ~~~1 years, a number of the Roosevelt Raceway F ormu a wo Grand Prix little but when asked whethe Maloney, never even oo p =sin this one will come --. o ranee. he would play Tuesday All-star squad before, bas won uesday'l game, well LONDON tUPlJ-Ron Clarke WEST AUJS WI (UP! 'I'm on the roster, ain't ! ." 10 games for the Auatraba his ' Racine, •· ) · clear weather forecast, !, Reds this oeason and Claclnnall loot I Maloney, Uke Pappu pitched ol world record shallered for Norm Nelson of Wis.. Wltb Including an 11-innlng Friday night, defeattng'the Mil· witb a time oll 2 the 200-mile U.S. Auto a sellt:t throng of 47,000 was agamst the New York Mets in waukee .Braves. And his man· seconds. • . late model stock ear race expec at Metropohlan Stadiwh!ch he pitched hitless ball lor ager, DICk Sisl er,told him af_ '" a 1965 Plymouth, um, located m1dway between 10 inmngs. Iter the game : "You won't touch SILVERSTO -Mmneapoi!B and St. Paul. A II Third A a ball again until Tuesday." - Jim Clark ~E, Eng IUPII COLUMBUS, Ohio lUPII - but 3,000 standing room only Pappas 18 ,::~inmehel No matler who the starting a Lotus to .ol &otland drove, Kathy Whitworth wun the $10 . ' llckels have been sold. The a ng s third pitchers a th Vic ory '" the Br~t. l 000 Lad C r ' ar>pearance on an All-Star squad L re, e National 1sh Grand Prix for his 1 rth 0 . Y ar mg Women's but his two previous asai eague was favored al 7 to 5 consecutiVe tnumpb in outh pen With a lhree-over-par 219. gn. to go ahead In thiS AD·Siar ... event • .PRICE WINS ANOTHER ~ 1~sr" oswo~h :tid. . g:::;~ H ~wn I lu~ -- The Athens Legion team beLarry Price's four-hit pit· c mg, defeated Logan tr.-2 Sui>day afternoon. Price fanned 12 batters while going the distance Ga · St ba · , I y , o rt of Middleport had two h1ts - - - · =;;;-==-o=~- Mat~~ST~N T~~::l h~nd A&MRa: world reco d b , , u• was r older '" the ~hot ~~ at'es track added to the Umted and field squad that will oppose R . . . 1ater thiS month. USS!a 10 K10v KINGSTON Jam · IUP! , 81ca ) - Carlos Hernandez of Venezuela retained hia world junior welterweight Iitie with a thirdround lmockoul of Mamaican Perby Hayles_._ 'lb ib ~:b~~·Nc~~~~~~~~llml rb, ~lltn~r~: :t .~~ Sunday BAASTAD, Sweden IUPI) Manuel Santana of Spain banded Wimbledon champion Roy Erru:rson of Australia a severe beatmg In the finals of the Swedish Clay Courl Tennio Championships• &-I • 6-l • •, ..... r - - - - - .. I I 300 $ I 'I .· 1 I COST s ws THAI I ofp 10: , , . : A1lo larger oared crew woo the feature ' I wllb IID1i low~ - I I I Ty I I Qt~11 A 'a.T l a: SAvIN's c 0 'II I I I 13~ ~ .·4;~:7114~ It 111ono. u 25 111011lhllll 1liftd. l'llone finl I« ct.- By Unllod Press illlernalloual San Francisco 45 38 event or the Rotsee Regatta. Ameri<On Legue Philadelphia 45 39 · : :II> The Russian entry finished W. L, Pet. GB Milwauk 41 3 ' I 9 ,513 51> Mmoesota . . 53 29 .648 Pittsb ": FIGHT RESULTS 44 43 506 6 Cleveland 48 34 5115 5 urg · B Baltimore · ISt. LouiS 41 45 .471 81!> Y Uolted Prest International 49 35 583 6 1 Chicago · Ch cago 40 45 .471 v Salunfay Detrmt 446 35 .51!8 61!> Houston 39 45 .464 9\1 KINGSTON, Jamaica (UP[) - ~ Los Angeles 36 .561 7 N•w York 29 ii6 .431 20 Carlos Hernandez, 1371>, VeneNew York 41 .482 , Results zuela, knocked out Percy Washington 36 Milwaukee 2 Cincmnali I Hayles, 1361!>, Jamaica, (3), r .. Boston 31 ol !9 Los Angeles 4 Pittsburgh 2, lst i lams Junior welterweight title · ' Kansas City 23 54 'zw ~ Pttlsburgh I Lo8 Angeles 3, 2nd: Bunny Grant, 141, Jamaica, outSalllrda 'I Rtsul. 7\l 10 .'"nmgs. pomted AI Grant,l381>, Los An- : Washington 5 YBo to 31s .,Chicago 6 St. Louis 0, lsi geles 12. 'I Minnesola 4 N s n Chicago 6 St. IAiuis 0, 2nd New York 8 MinnY. 1, 1st, day Houston al New York 2 games Kansas City 4 \2nd! ~gbt postponed, rain ' TIMI AND LABOR Chicag 6 B 1 · ' rug SaiD~'• Results Baltim~re 5 a It 4, 1st, twl Chicago 5 St. IAiuls 3 Los Angeles ICC~· 3, O'J.nd, night Los Angeles 8 Pittsburgh 4 -~ ' eve. ' night Houston 10 New York I S ~ay • Results San · 7 Phila. a, night Minnesota 6 New y k . Franc!Sco Detroit I Ka c·or I Cmclnnati 9 Milwaukee I ni•'t nsas lty 2 Mond ' G ' "'' Los Angeles 2 Cleveland t I ay I ames Chicago at Ball' No games scheduled) rain IDlOfe, ppd., Tuesday'• Games Boston at Washin"'on ppd i ~,LM. AII·Siars VI. A.L. AII.Statl rain &• ' ., , mnesola ~ I I I I 14C A DAY I I You for Terme I I ., llml lui 1 LUCERNE, Switz. !UP!) _ ~n;: I The Harvard Umversity eighl- ,. loaua ~ NGS 4~ replie~ . I MINNEAPOLIS (UPII , order for Tuetdoy's All 51 The probable baH lOg • ar game: ot Ionol LeiiiUt . Amorl L N Will DA"'can eagut R I, ,.,en, II M<Auliffe ligen Maose,GR.-'•• 2 b Dovallllo, 'tndian1' :: ys, 11n11, c1 Hort T' I, Aaron Brevn I on, lgen, I Alion, 'phiflin Colovlto, Indian•. rf Torre Brev~ Killebrew, Twins, lb Cubo Robilllon, Orloln, 3b Stargeli, P'lrat'n, If Mantilla, Red.Sox, 2b BaHav T Moriehol Gianll p p .,, Wlnl, c Umpir~s - St•v•n• AL t:t',.~ Orioles, p NL Bank~ ~ ~~= m~~~ ~on • Lineups TUesday's Startmg Sunday'~ ~~ rM lfll!l_ IIIII_- SAVING I _,. ~- .~ '1/Jis il t/Je SeiJJDn ... J/ODB/lif t!Je hiiJII' 1 Mo.aday'J Game1 (No (!ames scheduled) Coolville Is Unoet Tuesday's Game 1 B T r N.L. All-Stars vs. A.L. AI~Stars • Y uppen Plains at Mmnesota Tuppers Plains upset previous1 Natloaal LeagUe y unbeaten Coolville &-2 last W. L. Pel. GB ' week at Tuppers Plains. Cincinnati 49 36 .571 . .. Hitters for Tuppers PlaiiiS Los Angeles 51 38 .573 ... were Forney with a double ' Caldwell two single.s, and Mil: Tannehill Wm"s 3 Top Titles single. shared pitching chores lor the winne cramer Getting hits for Coolville with a tingle c Spring a double and single singles, R. Spr .,· anarvey two each a atngl " " d R~U also downed ~ t Ppers Plams mar11n last week' er by a 1~ 10 _;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;........,. . H· ~r beat quality •• .. INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL When your job aalls for concrete, eall on us. Prompt delivery, specialized mixes will Insure you of quality aoncrete at low, low prices. Call today! w;~ G0 EGLE I N READY MIX (0. Exclusl¥8 SAFm GRID Heating Element D8E- · - - MfllnS. l &IMe• :*liM'S 1101111: DE ALER ..,. d •I • , ...... . II ... _ _ __ _ at:J ......... ..._. . . . ._WII!QII 111 'lllUI COOLV1LLE, OHIO o'r • " ' ·:.i,:.!.. .• , :~·:H'-;.,.;:, 2&.7 per OMt, ........ ••• lit 'WII Pt l' g - MYRL COAKLEY .( . ll--·" ~ ~ttl• .._.. 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I Ptarl~g under 1966 divisional I age lmuts, be entered the Boya under 15, Boys under 18 (J Men), and the CIBSI B Men~~ d1viSJons (players who never have woo a men's singles open title). ~annehtn, the 1965 U.S. Open , ys under 14 champion, upset Fred Henry 16, of Columbus three games to one to gain tb~ finals in the Jr. Men's division then took Roger Lewla thr~ ltraight ln.that division'• linall Henry last March at lbe trolt U. S. Open was aeml·flna. list in the Boys under 15 diviSion, and with Tom WIDlama <If Detroit won the National Boya under IS doublet championship. := ,.:oo.R": --- -- =~~ :·:.~~~~~ Wi~kowron out, LGpez was 'WeekendS rt Summary , ~gera HrVIce =: their;,."'!!..."":.;' ~~~~"""'J~.til. -~ ~-- ~: today lor nezs lor tt witb a four hl:"t-t e ay • AJI.Star IJ8IIl•· victory over LG , Chic Rival Gene Mauch White Sox last Fr: nigh ago p0 S of the .Nallonal League and A.l LGpez told Pa y t. Lopez of the American League ry about the a~" ~~~to wor. By United Preoo International fourth were to announce their choices log blm he was !lalonl•7 . fiNISHING :=":,:: ,.=~ ~=- eapec~r~ ~~ ~~=~~~o:gth~1 start~ chan;eln u:': ~:,· ~~; !.J·~•.~:f~i :~7r::.:~ v~~ ~c of t~ ~~~e:;;~~~~~~: .e.:;:"'= ~'AMJLIES ~~ -:1. ~ ,. 10 (UPI)-Jim Maloney andbeaver Mill be league rlea forbasthewo~rsl7 r t tim Pappu, a pair of eagu was notwere Involved relief in anyanddec!of e. Each squad, Joe Pepitone of the Yan- players f whoh have 35 with one 1 paol ::&!a"i.":. INTIIII1 OP MIICU MAlON ARIA for a number of positions in County Welfart Departments. """"" ., .... Persons Interested in com u • - ... In one of these e•smh:lo: .:-&... ,.':f.'t and the FFA. sloopy, too suy, or too ter- 1 MARRIAGE APPUCATJON !suggest - and ,ugg•t aDd ably that hal kept all tltl Will many seU·nomlnated Secretar- may secure a application ,_ 11 rlble hippy.- DOROTHY. FU- \' John Mali J h ouggett- thai we are unduly Ia reasonable safety all these les of Stall, 10 IDIDJ who art anyOblostateEmploymentSer.lW'wta .. 11• "Inflexible" about Viet Nam. yean? TWO Ali&I'.STED TURE MJLn'ARY WIFE. r n nson, emotionally commlued to other viee Office 0 ' : : . - .:'':..."!l'r= PT. PLEASANT :-Only two Dear Helen .Racine, laborer, aud ctarya What they really wllb us 1o do Whll II It, actually, thai candidacies- are 10 active a· · ••-".;: arreatt were recorded at the I a1fee with the Colonel. Faye Johnson, 30, Racine, 10011 11 1o go home from Southeltlt ,restrains tho maraudln& ·mind- pinal lbil man. With Prnldent ":.:u..., ....,. •ounty jail dtii'IDI .1 quiet week 1'here is no more bkleouo ollht1market clerk. Asia. Franee wanll! th1 Yank•• '-' everywhere but tltl lmo• John1011, Ia any ca11, they w!U TO 806'1' end. !!'IIIII Jack,., te. Dlar· than darneo In pants. You aeem ' 1o 1• homt from averywhert ledge that American commitdlocredit Ji.usk. With oth· The Mason Bowling Center '""- • .... ""' Y.,. &;: .-;; Jeston, W. Va., wa1 charged to think thai unleu one cavod NOW YOU KNOW - except, that Is from France, menlo 11> the common deflllll en, with ptJIIIIclana abroad, will be reserved tonllht for .. DIU- ., with dtl'fliiC wlt!le lnlolieated In bus\nell would ouffer. Let The first commercial tele- where the Amtriean • provided mean what tliiJ 18J Whit tbe1• juol might. And In tbll men of the MaSOII Methodist _. - - 11t -; and Gol'lld Walker, Huntincton. me leU you about a privately- phone eaclulnge waa opened ableld ha• so long permltteti mean what they py? Wbat bleak potalbllity Ibm IIU churcb, who will entertain &:: ,.. tao arrtlllell 1111 • lntoclattoa \owned ,_, otor1 !bat hod In New Haven, Conn., 11'18, ac- Prellden! Olarlet de Gaulle tha 1o the lnloMJ'IIJ of all danger, for the Unllod States lamlll11 lblre from 1:10 UDtU .,:.. :::'l..IDarlf. a lip Ill front Do DDI c:oaw curdin& to the .Alma•ac. ltlllll')' ul Dtslni pgnW.Ieiii iAmerll:all amwl'menta II we bill Dll • ... ' llu lllr all lite :Will. 10:10. ~ -'·-•in .. ...... 1 room tickets wm gn, . · · on public sale at noon. an hour ID~ily Sentinel, Pomeroy·MJddleport, 0 ., July 12, IJU.t before 1 p.m. COT game time.. · ·· ' J 1'· ~' . - - .......... •an • ,-_,. .. .. Gil • , \ �i ~.4,.DII!r $eDtlnel; p,;,meroy·Mtddleport, o., July 12. 1~·, East Letart Mrs. Enoch is Hostess to C- B AUXI'/'a I ry Mn. Freeman Enoch enter· lamed th• AUxiliary of the Pom- Around And About M'ddl I eporf Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Walburn eroy CIIJzen Band Radio club and cblldren of Marietta well R:lday evening at her home In weekend guests of their parents, Syracuse. . Mr. and Mrs. Verner See and A short business sesston was son, Keith, and Mr. and Mrs. conducted by Mrs. Nathan Raymond Walburn. Biggs, president. The traveling Mrs. Geulab Harmon and dauprize donated by Mrs. Biggs gbter, Diana, of Erie, Pa. are was awarded to Mrs. Elwood spending the week with her moBowers. ther, Mrs. J. K. Smith and her Games were playeo during sister Mr and Mrs Vincent •- a ' · · th ' soc IaI hour with pr ..e Dabo and family. Mr. and Mrs. awarded. Mrs. Carl Hysell re. Tom Kelly and children Janelle · ed the door pme. · A sa1ad and David. ' cetv course was served by the hos- Mr and Mrs William w q,,. · !ami~· · have returned teas to the above named an d sell and "- Th eo NeulzI'mg, Mrs. from a vacation " trip to pomU! ..... Agnes White, Mrs. Wayne In Kentucky. They vl.oiled In Green. Mrs. George Carson, Paducah, Ky. with his mother, Mrs. Robert Harden, Mrs. Har· Mrs Walter Russell old 'lysell and Mrs. V. D. Ed- M~s. Clara Phillip~ of Wilkes· wards. . . vllle. visited several days reThe next meetmg '.VIIl be a cently w lh her niece and fami· cookout at the home ot Mrs. ly, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence MilDoyle Shuler the dale to be hoan and her son, Mr. and Mrs. announced. Roger Phillips and family. Mrs. William Dixon of PonCoots Assists with lise, Mich. spent the weekend , • with Mr and Mn1 John Harri7 orslup SerVICl'S d.f ,,.. . rrStephen Coats. mPdiral stu- son an am" ' dent, who is spending the sum· mer with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coats, assisled with the worship service •I He a t b Methodi<t Church Sunday morning. He gave the scripture read· mg for the service and announced the hvmns. Special· music was presented by Miss Sandra Brewinglon who sang "How Lovelv Ar•· Thy Dwellings " accompanied by Mr. Newman .Burdette organist - -- - - -- ' -· . Tom Lyons returned to Pontlac. Michigan after spendiAg the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons. Mrs. Kenneth Dyer nas returned to Gekalll~l~ ~~ spe't lng the we en a er orne Middlepari, Mtss Marianne Woodgerd, Columbus, Is here for a two-week vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Woodgerd. Miss Sarah Bechtle. Columbus, spent the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bechtle. L-c Robert Van Cooney has returned to hla base at Cherry Point, N. C. after a vtst with his parents Mr. and Mrs. p08ri Vancooney 'and family. S.Sgt. Virgil Manley has re. turned from a year of duly n Bien Hea Viet Nam. He has joined ~- Manley and child. ren, Michael Jamea and Dan: dra Renee, who moved recently to their borne at Lockborne Air · Base In Columbus where Sgt. • Manley wlll be assigned. Mrs. Manley and chilren have been HCO..oi jiOilt bus) himil~ Oalr OM no.,i,_ residing in the J. J. Davis apartp•n-Yiruully M ment on Ash.St. Sgt. Manley and fr:c'! IIIUUD(I:-= 101.25 his family visited recenUy with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal· ton M•nley. il WSCS Attended By 17 Persons The East Letart w.s.c.s. met at the church July Bth with 16 members and one guest present. Mrs. WUJlam Fox, pre!!dent. presided over the business meet· 1ng which opened with hynm, "Take Time to Be Holy." pray· er by Mrs. Pete Shields a n d Psalm 100 by Mrs. Roy Pearson. Mrs. Ferne Hayman gave a reading on Missions. SOCIAL CALENDAR JULY U Bethel No. 62 ol the Interns· tiona I Order of Job's Daughters will meet at the Pom.roy Ma· sonic Temple Monday July 12, at 7:311 p.m. The Daughters of Ruth class ot the United Methodist church will have a picnic at the Syracuse park, Monday, at 5 p.m. JULY 11 The American Legion Auxll· Mra. Herschel Nor.:ts had I of Lewis Manle Post 263 the Pl'081'am entitled We would ~ryll t Tu d ty 7 t J " hi b ed ith wl mee es ay a p.m. a see esus, w c open w the Mt Moriah Baptist church. the hymn, "No one Ever Cared . nd D For Me Llke Jesus, " prayer bY '"" Deacons a eaconesses • ni Presb terlan Mrs. Gerald Hayman, and scriP· of thebF1':' t U tedTu d Y 11 lure by Mrs. William Fox. Mrs. ChurcJ 1wt 3 meet7 30 es ay .even· h NorrIs gave the .InI rod uc IIon ing, u y I at : p.m. m t e pastor's study and readings were given by Mrs. The WSCS oi the United MethVlrgtl Roush, Mrs. Herschel odist Church will meet at the Roush, Mrs. Earl Adams, Mrs. h h T d at 1-30 p m John Fisher, Mrs. Pete Shields, ~i~~\nss":elr: Bing ·and Mrs: Mrs. Roy Pearson, Mrs. R 0 Y c. Melvin Alkire, devotional and Donahew and Barbara Adams. program leaders. Hostesses will The meeting closed with hymn be Mrs. Leverett Roush, Mrs. "Somebody Cares" with bene- Everett Thomas and Mrs. diction by Ferne Hayman. Ralph Gilmore. . Also m attendance were Mrs. JULY Wh James Early, Mrs. Ru9Sel Gibbs The Past Councilors of ChestMrs. Jake Adams. and Tamara er Council, Daughte" ol AmerRoush . The group then wen! to the basement lo celebrate the birlhdays of Mrs. Early and Mrs. Fisher with Mrs. Pete Shields and Mrs. Gerald Hayman 88 hostesses. Family Dinner iA Given on Sunday ica, wUI meet Wednesday at 8 p. m. at the lodge hall with Mrs. Clarence Neutzling and Mrs. Virgil Walker as hostesses. White Rose Lodge of Middleport will meet Wednesday aft· ernoon at I p. m. at the Legion hall in Middleport. Hostesses will be Mrs. Homer Hartley and Mrs. Richard Owens. . JULY 15 A family dinner was enjoyed . The Meigs County Democratalthe G. L. Michael home Sun- IC Club Will NOT meet on July day honoring Eric Parker from 15th as usual but will hold a Michigan. A potluck meal was famdy piCmc on J~ly 18 at the enjoyed and followed by home· Rock Sprmgs Fa1r Grounds. made ice cream and cake. The Grange Hall w1ll be open at 10 a. m. Picnic dinner al Present were Mr. and Mrs. lnoon. All are asked to bring a Wilber Parker and sons Eddie Ifood basket and their own taand Eric; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel ble service. Soft drink and colMichael, Gary, Louise and fee will be_ furnished. There wlll Lenora, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. be entertamment and fun for Michael. all. 1iny's Families Enjoy Outing At Forked Run 11 Big Days-Sale St~rts July 13-Ends July 14·· Employees of Tiny's Food· land Store No. 2 and Tiny's Bargalnland of Middleport and their families and guests enjoyed an annual picnic Sunday al Forked Run Lake. A picnic dinner was served • at noon and activities during the afternoon consisted of games, swimming and boating. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. .lames Rickman and son, Joey: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haley and children Mike Cathy and • • Barbara: Mr. and Mrs. Allen Roush and son Lee· Mack Pol· . ing, Mr. and •Mrs. •Fred Cbne and children John Joe and Jim. Mr and• Mrs • Roy Ball Mr. ,and .Mrs. Leo .Taylor, Mr., and Mrs. Andy Faler and child· ren, Ronnie and Morris; Judy Moore Mr and Mrs. Jake Gaul, 'Mr. ·and Mrs. Millard Gilmore, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Workman and daughter, Pamela; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Greathouse and children, Cathy and Marilyn; Ann Hanson, Mr. and Mn1. Junior Darst and children, Ellen, Pat, Lonnie, David, nd Rex· Mr and Mrs Austin ~If Ed s ·.th Larr. Vane 0 e, Y ml • __. lwlfl'a Premium TOMATO JUICI c' Danny Wellman. George Diddle, Sandra Adams, Reva and Robm Sh~hne. Robert Caruthers, and D1ana Van Cooney .. ATTEND FUNERAL • • I WELL DRILLING IE ..rything Complete) NDthlng Down- 36 Months To Pay TO MEET WEDNESDAY Pomeroy Chapter No. 80, Roy· FOREMAN i al Arch Masons, will hold their · stated convocation Wednesday evening business and installation of officers. Following the AND meeting, Bosworth Council No. 46, Royal and Selecl Masters, will hold a special assembly al· so to install officers. Dlstlng· WVU321 gulshed masons and o meers N. 2nd Avo. Mlddlaport will be present. All officers an~ companions are urged to attend. L Refreshments will be served. ABBOTT -------.....1 custom-made fOR BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE Here's an accident and sickness plao 11P•eitlll1 J<sifiHd for people in non-hazardous occupationo! Narioowide's new Business&: Prof..sionai policy offen you a ebm., of hospiml, medical, surgical coverages • •. &Mb h-p1110 help replace iocome if you're sick or iajuncl ••• and proteaion is WQRlD-WlDE/.1 Soa me about rbia lrnl! toll plao. WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY PHrl & Kon Wllllemt 214 E. 2nd St. Pomeroy, 0. NEW IDEAS FOR NEW ERA SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT THROUGH THESE HOT DAYS ••• YOU'Ll LIKE SHOPPING BETTER! GOLDEN RIPE u. THE NON-FADING GREEN RUTLAND ROOF PAINT Wellt1l1y Parmi OUR LOW PRICE Ice Won't fade, won't wash off. Looks like new for years. Beautiful dark green. katie EVANS DAM NESS DAMAGE I Get an Electric galiON~~. Yooo1 10011 IIOiice that dehumidified air is eo•krlu#Je air, too. No more · doMp, slloky, cl-my feeling , , , even an the muggiest days. And by drying •P those unusable damp areas in your home, you'll have extra living and storage space. See your Madem Electric Llv!fto Dealer now befor• dampness damag• your homt. (NO PUICHASI NKISSAIYI Wotch John Homer Spin the Winning to4umben On Chonnel 13 WHTN On SAT. NITE, at 10:4S P. M. T1lis II tht Wlnnl11 NMiter for Wtek No. 9 8849 MUTUAL COMNNY • sold thi s paint for years Guaranteed to be good. SPECIAL GALLON GOOD NON-FADING RED! RUTLAND ROOF PAINT 4 35 GAL. e 5 GALLON BUCKET _ __ Famous Rulland Red at a good price. Won't fad e out. Won 't wash off. Lasts for 5 years. We have sold it for 30 years. BATH OUTFIT SPECIAL GOLF CLUB SET GARDEN TILLER ALL FOR 2.98 99.95 Complete to floor - tub • waste, commode, closet seat, lavatory, lav faucets, chrome PO plug, 1V•" 5 trap, for years. Discounted now for July Sale! Lavatory supplies and commode supplirs. REG. 5.95 JULY DISCOUNT 249 MODEL 110-A JOHNSON CITATION e SPINNING REEL MORE THAN 50% OFF Ever To Hit Pomeroy Bend! SPECIAL ALL FOR 5' steel tub, tub filler, In 9 beauUful colors. This paint we've sold 9 98 • 29e95 No. 300 HB - Grand Slam Clubs, I & 2 woods, 1 ....:. putter, 1 - 3 · iron, I - 5 - iron. 1 - 7 • iron, 1 - 9 · iron and 1 golf bag This set sells for 54 .95. you save 25.00, it's true' 30 Gal. Gas Automatic 10.00 89 9 5 e :! H.P. Bri ggs·Siralton rn gme. No . I in uoe throughout the world 4 cycle en~ine. .... Wll• year warranty Our DIScount Price lor July Special. It's hard to believe' BIG JULY DISCOUNT 49e95 Complete with line. Selling price 22.95, now regular 5.95 price for July Discount Sale. It's more than 50% off. July discount sale priced. l().YEAR WARRANTY hard to believe! It's true you save at Pickens'. GLASS LINED Complele with wall controls, all for only 99.95. SAVEl SAVE! It's true you buy for less at Pickens'. ''56+1" CREIN ITAUPS 849 YOU WIN 1,000 "56+1" CRIIN ITAMPS 2.c.o•. Pk,. J ODfo IHIN lf Yevr N.._ hll With YOU WIN 100 "S&It" CRE!N STAMPS If Yew Humlltr fYt Wllh I No, 9 16-0a, PIIIIIOG '"-· (SUPER NO. 770) PHONE 773-5583 . ' ' \. MASON, W. VA. OPEN DAILY FROM _ _ _ _ _ _ 7:00 to 5:30P.M. Now you save 30c on every doll•r at Pickens' TUNA CAT FOOD REMINGTON CHAIN SAW Discount OH Reg. Selling Pricel NilE LIVES 27o NOW SO% OFF ON THIS ALL BASEBALL GLOVES IIIOW SHOP SATURDAY One FLOOR FURNACE SELLING PRICE, 59.95, OUR DISCOUNT PRICE FOR 11 DAYS ONLY SAVE R~~9~~:R 70,000 BTU MARTIN Water Heater Complete with line and reduced from our 1........... . . _ _ INSUWICI Lead. zinc, tilanium and linseed mi. (Tho..... , . _ - IIY... - .. e YOU WIN I 0,000 8849 49 NATIONWIDI 3 98 LATEX RUBBER BASE fo:!y 39c ·-:~~r 23c I No. l111ronl I No, I 1~::::::::::~-~m-~~ko::~~~Su""'aiJI ....... ,•.. I No. •odlas •4-0•. OUR SALE PRICE WHITE ONLY - GAL. SPECIAL GALLON Blister resistant. Dries fo 30 minutes. The easiest paint you ever used. Paintrain or shine. Lasts longer than most paint. Another cash & carry price for you. SPINNING REEL •omething good made with WHITE HOUSE PAINT SAVE 50.00 - CHOREMASTER GALLON 0 N LY What', for dinner Mr1. Skinner!' ANOTHER BIG SALE OF BIGGEST DISCOUNT PRICED SPECIAL - ZEBCO 202 NEW GAME IYIRY WEEK PICK UP WQK NO. 10 CARDS NOW • ANOTHER PICKENS DISCOUNT! I pq, Rutland Roof Coating 5 gal. bucket - ~ 5.50 New Lucite House Paint For Wood & Masonry H,Pmes I DEHUMIDIFIER Rust, rot, mHdew, warping - leUtale signs of dampneas damage. Why let them take their toll in your basement. recreation room or storage area. Get an elecll'ic dehumidifier. Just plug it in - that's all you do. It goet to work i..,oi<idlately wringing deslruc• lh•e _,iat ..e o.t of the air, up to four ALL COLORS and WHITE 2e49 5 GAL. BUCKET OUR LOWEST PRICE IN 30 YEARSI WALL PAINT Re•• zta 8-Ct. Sweet -Rolls 5.98GAL 5 GALLON BUCKET _ _ _ Cream Ctn. 1•99 good paint, or your money back . c SPECIAL GALLON ROOF COATING DUPONT FLOW KOTE Rubber Base Wall Paint For cement, metal or wood. Guaranteed to be VI lh·Gal. PICKENS SAVES YOU MONEYII UTILITY PAINT GALLON 0 N LY JULY SALEI PICKENS Another Super Kemtone Discount Sale For July PAINT ANYTHING YOU HAVE! 12-oz. con-Limit 4 1 .. • Tomato Juice Luncheon Meat U. S. ELIMINATED PARIS (UP!) - Hungary ellmlnated the Unltea States in the team sabre competition at the world fen~ing champion· shipS Sunday With an easy &-2 viclory in the quarter • finals. .. ALL DISCOUNT PRICES ARE CASH and CARRY TO SAVE YOU CASH! PREM I . ., . . . . . . . "---- 41·DL Cu Mr. and Mrs. Roy Winebren-1 ner, Elizabeth Merritt, Mr. and Mrs. William G. Winebrenner, Mrs. Harold Weaver and Tommy and Richard Winebrenner, at tended the funeral of Mrs. Ray Winebrenner Wednesday at Thomas Ridge Church in West Virginia. _ _ __ INTOWN "Z •. age I Hostess gifts were presented fMI 'llle 11M • _ , . . , . . . W: W., UTE STEAK Sewing Club Meetl In MinersvUie - ......... ,."" ................. . U, J, Oov't. lnapoctool W11 RIIISERVJl 'I'KII :aiOHT TO LDIR' QVAHTITIDi ON ALI. ITIM8 Df TRll ADV. --- to Mrs. Hiram Fisher when the Tri.City Sewing Club met at her . home in Minersville Thursday · evening. ' The evening was spent socially and In sewing, after which a salad course waa served by the hooless. Present were Mrs. Robert Rawlings, Mrs. Millard Wlldermuth, Miss Elizabeth , Fick. Mn1. William Grneser, : Mn1. Robert Roberts, Mrs. Brad. ford Maag, Miss Mary Virginia · Reibel and Mrs. Harlan Wehrung. THE HOTTEST Julr 12, 13. 14th ,_ UNTIL 8:QO P.M. Regular selling price 239 95. Our .July Discount Price Is now 50% off. Hurry, only one to sell at this price. �'\ I,,, Bulletin Board Classified Ads Your Modern Communi tv For Sale Business S.rvlce1 SCHOOL GAS RAN·G.~E=s-~~ BULLDOZER WORK wanted. <21 beautiful Tappan ranges. Farm ponds, grading. Free Excellent condition. Priced estimates. Small dozer, low quickley. Call WY 2- hourly rate. Phone WY 2-2208. For Rent ~ Of ,QUALm 'T(Miei{i;~7~!2=-;;j6t~c1Jt-l I~ WATER crawlers (junior size apl>rOI<. I 4 inches long) 55 for $1.110. Do not refrigerate worms, temperatures below 45 degrees are fatal to them! "Brown nose wonns" popular catfish bait sold.) for $1.00. John Mohler, Le:ad-1 ing Creek Road, Mi<ldle:port,l Ohio. Phone WY 2-7103. ( 7 12 BEANS. Bring *' 00 bu. er. P1.ck your own, ••· Virgil Roush Farm, FaDs, next to Cemetery. 7t Pomeroy Motor Co. SIGNS 1964 Volkswagen Deluxe 2 dr. _ 7 12 IDle HAULING day night, l!IIO ga. lank. Reasooable rates. WID haul any· where, Dale Lee, Racine, Ohio. Phone WI 9-3172 Days or WI 9-3043 Nights. 9 9 6tc =c---new and used. Expert repairing, tumng, le• sons. Also large oelection ol new and used pianos, organs and guitars. George Riddle, Accordion and Pianoland. 2928 E. 5th Ave., Columbus 19, Ohio. Tel CL 11-1193. ______ $1595 15.000 miles by Jocal owner. Vinyl interior, PB, Radio. whilewall tires. looks and runs like new. 1963 Chevy II $1695 Local owner. spotless clean Interior, new ,1st line while wall tires . Radio and neater. Beige and fawn finash. 1963 Corvair Monza Cpe. _ Now $1 599 Groce Pratt, Willard Eber&· bnrh, Thelma Hysell, Carl Hysell, Harold l!:bersbach, Ellen Ebersbach, Ruth Ebersbach to Charles J. Ebersbacb, L o I, Pomeroy. to Charles J. Ebersbach Grace Pratt Lot, Pomeroy. Har.el D. Taylor, Gdn., Jerry Taylor, Jimmy Taylor,, Sle· phen Taylor to Tommy B. Timmons, 2.44 acres. Rutland. Curtis Wolle, Goldia Wolfe to Theodore Croy, Gladys Croy, one-twentieth acre, Chester. Black finish 4-speed trans., llO engine, red vinyl burket seals, radio_. heater, good whitewall tires. paoa, at lllgb R 14. Farman. One new L and tomatoes. Chu·en.,. Prof· I'OMI!ROY, OHIO I D. Hussell . AIL for Trans., Sal- Cool, limestone and ol~ an essent1als of sleelmakln&. are of fossil origin. - opot 1 1.2. Conquet' FURNITURE room .. .. - "·~ ~ 20 acres for ouitlivation, anre paslure and timber . $25110, ALBERT M. €OX, SALESMAN WY Z..3836 WY 2-3830 7 B Jlc rooms nished. Minersvlllt. $1500.110. Phone WY 2-3312. t 30 121p wanted T0 Bu CORDWOOD. buzz saw. F. Dod· derer, Rt. 3, Coolville, ~hio. 7· ll-3lp ANTIQUE Furniture, miscellaneous. Call or write: Mrs. Howard Cecil, 100 Main St., Pomeroy. _ _ _ _ _ _ _:..:._:..:...:.:.. y different FilS cAI. To us, taking cae of dcd« bills is •'OR SALE - 1962 Ford Convertible Galaxie, $t495.110 __W_'_I_U-:2011::-.-=:---:.:':.:I:..:...Il.:.o_ll -- •--••or ~~o1 lloloi..,..._l<l Worlll •81Udard ~ 4 :a tic _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:_:..:::__:::. Musical Instruments CLARINET, like new, $lll. Phone SH 2-5043. 7-10-Ste •• etato ..tlll...,......... 17. DllnklnC TUH) s • Venetia& pt.lnter :19. Small bamtCud& :H. Malt beveraret 11. Uncookacl 38. MetalliO rook H.llbdo.. SO. Narrow ·- hvlne - r==:=:::::..u:, 12.aa.Bark ' M. Used up 36. Word&: . Jaw ss. Leave out ..... 39. Hollow .O.Girl'l~ Fills wlta I fL astonishmODI •1 thought you'd be Ill bettw ahape, Mt'. Hlgln., thl 1 ' ••J Pop oays y011 throw your Will&ht around at . . . . . . .I" 42. Obllerved DOWN 1. Grumble DAILY CB'n'TOQllOTE - Here'» bow to work 1$: .&XYDLB.A..t.XI:' II LOKQrJ:LLOW One lettar simply IWld& f« another. In thb oample A ~~~­ for the tiiHO L't, X for tho- O'o, ole. Single lottHt, · tropblet, tile lent!th sad formation of tha wordl ..,. all hlnt.t. ~till -lettoro ora diffei'Oilt. 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ONLY ~ ••• .,.,. • r •• ., , ., ., .. , • • , • • • •• , . --Ato·- ~--Second Qa SL-WY,...,.., NOW OPEN SATURDAY "'!..~u."' 9 AM TO 12 DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. ,.,. NOON -- '!OU'RE NOT D::>NO MI(;;KT P056lBLY &HAm:R MY ANYTHrNO 'TIIhT FArTHI N't'OU f ECONOMY SA'VINGS & LOAH COMPANY lJfo - ALL RIGf.IT ,eJLLY, )'CU WIN design • ta uaaplemaot your llome or place of busiaNL . (MESTER GOULD r--= GASUGHT Employment Wanted L" k f• ..... -.111 \ FOR THE very best painting lvestoc COLUMJIA QAI and deocroting and roof reF.:::O:::R:-:S:-:-AL :cE- Fiv_e_g..,ai-ted-:-r~ idOF OHIO, INC. pair phone WY 1-5665. Rea&ing horse, rceil!tered. Phone ooable rille•. 7 12 etp ..__ _ _ _ _ _ __. WY 2-232a. 7 I ltc ·- ........ ---. ,.. ..... . -·- bone 2ti. Ha.rvut 26. Mexlcaa *26 to*2000 low ••• tbere's a ~ ~IDerGJ arm r m111 n -..g1t Big car room, rldo aod ,.. ltrJDIIace. SmaU ear e<-1111 IIIII -agerabiliiJ Metan E.= s;;" ? can too 2D.ea-.. DILES RADIOEAR . INGELS ABOUT ZORA BELLE ~ Remember tho ploce and tho dato, o-- POMEROY Jack W. CorNy Mono.. r Ph. WY 2-2111 W. Va., or pbooo 882-2236 or ll]z,.2'101i. """ii;;;;;t;l!iiOii;ri;p.ji;se;-.1 s, l'l!pair ser· 7 1 6tc vice, all makes. WY :1-2284. -:A::P"'AR"TMENT===-=ro=R:-::RE=NT=.--:t\1'· Tho Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. traDer 1p11ce. Good lot:a- Aul~oized Singer Sales and 10 lion. Call Walter Crooks WY Semce. a 29 tfc Z..31131. a ui tic LAND FOR SALE, suitable foc UNfURNISHED • balb buddmg. v. mile from Porn· ntfUiy room, n11:e ~ PoiDt aroy oorporalion. Phone WY Lane, LillcoiD H~gbts, Pb, 2-6018. '1_1% 6tp WY Nl'll I 18 lie Camper travel trailers, new THREE ROOM 111111 bath,- fum- bank rate financing, s m a 11 isbed aparlmeDl, utllltleo down psyments. Balan.,. up funlilbed, PboDI WY wa5 to 4 years. 212 S. Sib A-, Middle pori BARGAINS ObiD. a If tic Trailer demonotratJon, aluminum boats, outboard motor. TWO BBDROOM furnished Amsbary Apache Trailer ljllrtmmt. Inquire al New- Sales, 631 Fourth Ave. GallieU'I •u• 10, a.tr.e Pl1oDI poUs. Reotali. 446<J'l3,., • Ill.. • :II lie 7 U ltc pnnent MV ROUTE!! ·------II23.Attempt 24. Swi.Ba the most remarkable now hoorlng aids by Rodloeor. ••rttlll'or~::;e1• 16. In.ler I'LL THANK 'IE TOSTAVOFF ot~ea bearns ot light ' st. To tree Property Transfers 1:. ln.ltrumeat lL Button more thon IS yrs. experience. Ho will demonotrote I parking. THE IIAVTERRACE APARTmentL Inquire Thabet't [)e. )III1DJellt Store, New Haven, Enc. 27.F1s:tUNI DO ITI vale EN I. SW'JfiOII'I Will Be Given By William Dlltt, Athens, who hn LET INGELS \ togethel' a river: 22.Falcoa f \ ... river 11. Servleee.b&l 12. llurrowiD&' animal 19. Lot.. 10& Jll, Outer 2t.Craw WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 2-5 P.M. I ._.. T. Ialond hl 14. Brewer'• La Salle Hotel, Middleport $34'0 Blaeffnar's . 11. Paintul FREE HEARING TEST DID'fE HEA~ TH' LATEST GOSSIP 18. A flint I. Bltt4 20. Red 4.. Coyote bannar State: abbr. of St. I. Petty ll<onls quam! e. Fine wool II.Fo...- 1. Obtalrul ti. Get outl 9 . Foray 10. Couple ANNOUNCEMENT . I 2. Stnt:arely .A.OBOS8 16. Italian I LOWEE2Y-·· CROSSWORD t5.'nletwo rear. lenderDodd for '50 Chevrolet. flit, Portland, Ohio. VI 3-:1254. isbury. R ti 29 tic Sales & Service WllriDCO Joseph Russell Bailey, Mi~ Write F. oror, I. I, dred 0. Bailey, to Trustees of ··- · Coolville, 0. 7-lll-3tp DON'T PUMP Y"" l!lugglsb ....,.uedT !..oat ywr opera Bradbury Church of Christ, .587 Wallre··-tl ta k Gel e Fita Almost Every Car lllr'o licenlet Call WY WM. to !Nm p. m. till USED bathtub, good oondillon, c n· llill< acre, Salisbury. 8 4 L m. No experienct JJICOI- reasonnblo. Phone WY 2-5293, aeplic Ftank cBleaner. Land-I eTransferable Wben Annie Smith to Ruby A. Pick18ry, UDI!oi'IIUI furnished. Call Frank Fugatt. 7-lo-tfc mar• arJL ureau. 2 18 tic You Trade Can Busine11 Opportunities N. 1> lot, Middleport. collect - Da7 296-63110. After AUCTION, Saturday, July 17th, eGuaranteed 24 months ''"" oo PULL TlMI Belle Welles, CIa r a 1 p. & all CII-931YL 1:110 p.m. 1 bavo sold thej MOBILE Home, 1957 Skylloer Now a•oUable •• '"" OIHL ....., Wells Taylor to Alberta f t 6tp former Village Fire House 48 x 8 2 bedroom, good oondi· or 24,000 mlles ~::n-! ~::U~ ~~~ ··~.!: Backus, Lots, Middleport. eMost Popular Unit 4 Call For Homo Appointment - No Charge Reedsv Ille, ed R Mr -~ located on 4th St. Directly to lion. · e , ""'· Alberta Petit Backus. Earl · , _ pra~ I Route 1 - ,.,. ,..--t IIELP Illledlor • Ll v •--·Backus to De I ShInn, Life Es· Ileal W D1IIW "·-·· N·the rear of the Racine P.O.D Oh1·o. Phone 667-6338. ~~2'~30lp w the U.S.A. ....., • - "·"' .... ....,... ""'~ - r Rout. I - 13.5-70 in•e.tmeat M ddl 1q Bomt, at Pomoroy and must vacate. Will se R I Est Fo 5 1 ""''"'"' oamtn10. ww IUI11 ,.. tale, I eport. u:Lihifi;;:;t;;;r.;~·~~ the contents consisting in part 1. •• ate r I • .lti'Ucl for numbtor lntervt-1o . Write. James A· Taylor to Lily Mae ' 00 ...... JDI PhoMJ Tb• lnclud· D.U, 1 of furniture, dishes, both old FOR SALE: Syracuse, house, lnttol...,..... '"" ....w. tom.,.,. parcel, Salisbury. U. I. Clwflloo- T and new, iron and brass ket- gas, electricity, city water, LY :1-4550 ties, 100 old picture frames, two lots. one block from Wanted Lind& Bertone Buck, 245 I. l!alt II. Alhtno, 0. 10 Linda oil lamps, telephone bol, roadside park. $21100.110. Phone B. See, Roy H. See Mary old booko and other antiquo CB 1-2361. g t 3tp Buck, Charles Thomas arlicles and many other artiPomeroy, 0. WANTED! Lot 12, Rutland. cles. Something for everyone. I' Ll D .It MENI To Troln ,:oMEN! Helen E. Woodyard, Mabel Come and buy. 1 muslsell out ..,1/tRitl ~till• JOIN THE AAA. Be protected Richardson. C. 0 . Richardson 1....,.. Tu Conoullonll A. C. Bradford, Owner. Bradon Road-bond 6Dd <rip serv- A few clear thinking people to Robert K. Lindstamer RAWLEIGH Buslnets now open ford Auction. Terms: Cash, POMEROY _ s • room frame ice. Call or conta-.: E. M. will be aelected from thia Connie Lu Lindstamer, 21> in Pomeroy and not respons ibIt for accidents. a11 on one 0oor, bath, gaa Burton, 578 Broadway St., area to enroU in new, low- res, 01'1ve. Excellent opportunity. 9-IIH>tc fired heatin~. out of high Middleport, Ohio. ;:'edtrb;mt'lfA.:,r'/,f::'1u~ Roy E. Fitch, dec., lo time. Write at once, - water and near Main Street. 1 25 30t tlve tees. (Some tax consult red Fitch, Belinda Filch, Cynleigb Dept. OHG-840-I89, lli55 HouseTripp, Trailer, 34 $5,500.110. ___, _!_ onta eara $5 and man per thia Fitch, Cert. for Trans., !1. •Liberty 8 ft. Alvin CbestFreeport, IlL 7 12 ltp or Ohio Phone Bal>4IOO %MILES FROM NEW DAM INSIDE and outsttle palntiDC. ~:;:\). toco!c•~:~lnl '~![ Lebanon. CHRISTIAN ' ' 6q, 6 - room frame, bath, full Roof work. Reaaonab:e rate. enl'a tax re<ordo. Dienlfled Edward J. Houdashelt 78 or part • time basement, forced bot Alone VI $-2700. 6-UJ-31111111 lite-long professlonr Pearl Gilkey, Clara B. Gill:ev. security. Experience Sun- ONE GAS Tappan range, $40. heating, hardwood nom·•. -- -- -·· - U you can otudy ono hour I acre, Salisbury. 11 day Schoo~ mlni!t~ 7 8 3tc plenty hof closet apace, large AUei10NEER dailytr.. home.tree write today Dorotha Riebel, Dorsel '' helpful. Pbooo WY 2-2518. ld for tacit, apUtuda Earn $100 weekly and up. HAVE MOVED, must sell 35 lot wit shop bui ing and 2 Complete ServJe. te•t Riebel to Dawain Durst, EXPERT INSTALLATION! compeUtion. Write John H.P. motor, 14 fl. boat and car garage. Located on Routt Crill Bradford rna Durst, parcel, Olive. louthwestern Academy ARMSTRONG'S din Co., 22 West Madison trailer. See at Cozart Gar- 1:14. $I2,1100.00. Write, Prose or Conta<l Tbe Daily Senllnet Dorthy Jean Emler uan, I Chicago 2, llllnoil. age iD Racine. 7 8 3tc SYRACUSE SOWO GAS STA· A. C. BRADFORD Box 668V gdn., Robert Emler, John 7 12 lip TION I< GROCERY - 0 n Racine, Oblo Name .. .. .. .. .. Art . .. • ter to Ira C. Gondnlte, JoseLinoleum • , , Inlaid Vinyl -----:-·-_:.~..::! 1965 STEREO console witb ra- story frame building, not I 1 lfo Addret1 . . . . . Pbont . . . . phine F. Goodnlte, Lot, Floor <tnoring tor every kind ot floor. Boll For Rent dio. Equipped with 4 opeed copied now, located on Routt - - ·aroy. changer. Nice walnut finish. 124, comer Ito 50 1 1110. AIR CONDfflONlNG Refrtgel' Dorothy Jean Clark, William JN~tterna. Professional Uurtallation by ua, or This eel I montba old. Take $2,7110.110. ation oervlce. Jack't Ref:tgH. Clark to Ira C. Goodnite, do 11 JOUraelf. Call WY 2·2636 for !reo ••II· over payments of $5 per ALBERT M. COX, eratlon, New Haven, PbODII Josephine F. Gondnite, Lot, malt. month or pay balance due WY 2-3830 WY %-3631 TU 2-3537. 4 8 lfc Pomeroy. $69.54. Try it in your home: 7 t Jte ~I Gneaer, PlamllbqJ IIMI ' Daniel Hysell, dec., to LoWALL-TO.WALL CARPUING Call WY 2-6555. 7 7 etc LARGE LOT for oale in Ru~ Heating cille Hysell Hiett, Mona Jean QUJeLI SINGER CONSOLE land, on Depot St., facing Rt. MlnenvDlo, Oble Jacks, George Kerntlt Hysell, ' sewing 1:14. Phono WY 2-5559, Eod your sewer troableo Janet Roberts, Affid. for Trans. lb.pert lnat.allation machlno. This machine zig Wt bavo all otzeo Herbert w. Stober!, Rutland. 7 8 &atilfa<tlOD zags, makes buttonholes, Sewer u·~~ ••• ,__ W'll' 1 IBm Stober t , Sar a E. Natalie H. Koehler , Virginia GuarantoM -May Fisher, Anna Louise Wea· darns. monograms, etc. This HOUSE for Rea··-ble bert, Le nora Campbell to CaD WY %-Z9lf Day or Nlgbl doro Hilldore, Anna E. ver Smith, Arthur Sntltb, He~ I BEDROOM home. Melvin machine easy to operate. road, I> aero. Phone WY w, •~yracuse . rna Weaver White, Selwyn R. 7 "' •• tic dol'l!, Lo'· Little, Cheihire, Oblo. 711Hitc Take owr payment• of $li 6322. MaeDer Lei and Clonch. Reatha White to William A. Gibbs, Sar· per month or pay balance due i ROOM and bath bouse. lo- $75.66. Try it in your borne. ,..,LI, Ll,.~ · R· Spears, B'll' Sic ~I ~~, Funaceo. Arnold Brotben, to AIvm I •• ah W, Gibbs, Lot, Pomeroy. p Maplewood Lake, Clyd• Call WY 2-6555. 77 Eaol MaiD Streel, pg.,. Spean, Parcels, Rutland. Helen C. Griffith, dec., to Ed· ltob. 7 I 6tc iLEEPING ROOMS. Newly NICE HUNTING Beagle pups. POMEROY _ t room frame Pbone WY Ut48Larry N. Powell to Mabel ward J. Griffith, cert. for trans. decorated, twin beds, ohow- $5 and $10 1p1ece. Phone house with bath, hot water ________7_:_ 2ll_tfo~ E. Powell, liO alTOS, Sutton. Chester. en, l!nena llld lowell fum- Sll 2-4176. 7 7 61c heating, and l porches. LoThelma L, Deem, Harry M. Sybil Ebersbach. Comm., llhe4. Six roo!DI to accom· CABBAGE FOR SALE, $l.IIO cated on comer lot, thr.. _ _ _l;;.n:.:•:.:u:.:r_•n:...:.ce:___ _ Deem, Harold B. Powell. Geor- Ill Ebersbach, dec., to Chari<!SI modale tloVIIII tnell. Inquire bushsl Cot your own. J . B. highways and bus traiDS!K>rta-1 gia Powell, Pllul Powell, Millie 1 J. Ebersbach, Grace at Thabet'• Dept. S tort, Philips, Letart FaDs. lion. Total price $8IIOO. PH()')'() Copying flerVI.,.. Cop- Powell to Mabel E. Powel~ Willard Ebenbacb, Harold )low Bano, W, Va. !to POMEROY _ Nino room ~~ ~ ~mu:~ acres, Sulton. I ersbach, Tbelma Hysell, 2 1 1 - - - - - - - '- '-'.:."':.. IT COSTS NOTHING to use a •tory frame house, or can ether dOCillllenla. Clarence R. Powell, Marjor- P_om _ er_oy:_._ _ _ _ _ _ _..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _:__=:::; J'llRNISIIED and Unfurnlshed Blue Lustre Carpet Shampoo- duplexed, wi11 separate lletlter JDtaruce, Pomoro7 le L. Powell, Vera O'St.een, .Aplrtments: New Modern er with purchase of B 1u , trances, 2 batro and kitchens, t 4 de Claude O'Steen to Mabel E. Let - help. Pay ol , 'fOIII Apartments. Two and three Lostre. Baker Funriture, hardwood floors , beautiful Powell, 50 acres, Solton. Ill Bice! and dental bils , • , bedrooms. All electric, brick Middleport. 7 1 5tc large veranda, and · · Auto Sal• Ross E. Stewart, Elizabeth t.d!dinl. beautifully decorroof. Largo lot with garage. - - - - -- -- - or bils IX IDf 90ft ••• with ated plutmd wallt. ComTAX OFF SALE! $12,1100. FOR SALE - 1951 American just OAe leNa We p1eta Yllllllllstown kitchens POMEROY - I • room Rambler, $150.00, Call WI twltb dl..-al units. Conceal- 15 Cu. Ft. ChHt with bath, gas furnace 2912. 7 12 &tp lend millions of ~ beating oystem. FREEZER--- $179 ing ad ed electric~ n "" .,..,.m•nt · A buy .. , _ .. SALE 1954 Mercury, ' dolal'$ kllhousa-ds Storm doors and windows. Pluo FREE leo Croom $4000, V-8 Standard transmission. l!ullbqJ OOIIIpletely lmulated. •Sovoral Good U...t 70 ACRES - Located In d people Excellent condition, $1110.110. From and rear entrance. FrHDn At Low, Low ford Township on good oravell WY 2-7103. 7 t 3te b hood! I lis of Beautlflll)J landacaped. PriPrl••• ro•d one mile from U. 11811 No RLaperlenot 7, lormerl)> Bar. eolonMI cr whlll. ni~t. ' ; -.~ OPTOMEIRISl Office Houn: 9 to 12. t to 5 !Close at NoOD on )'burs - Eas! Courl St. Pomeroy OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. Othor dotH by appt. stormy N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. Pomeroy Motor Co. _:.7.:.!:....=30tpj':===:;:;;===::;:;;;;-;-;.;;-;-;;:;;~ Stewart to Nancy E. _-:---:--:-=---:--:-:=-,.-.;._ - CAR WASHED and vacuum· Notice Lot 258, Pomeroy. Barden'• Markel, Route 1, Syed. Wilson's car wash, tsolr-----=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ........ -,1 Josephine Hartinger, dec., PHONE WY2-2156 Lost and Found racuoe, has on sale, Thurs- Page St., Middleport. WY 2Mary Elizabeth Thomas, -:-iiiiiiiOJ4bei:Weiiii1'0iii·li:BiWFLooM"hoirlelrtceToCa day, Friday and 3715. Open from 8 a. m. lo N0 J I ( EI bert Grogan. R. G. Stevenson, 12 nice Milk, 69c gal.; Bread, • p m seven days a wee• Fr"-'· Ste J C rt f T Meiigsl tion. Available immediately, loaves, 89c; Bologna, 3 lbs. • . . ... .,,. venson, r., e . or ~~ingCo~~~ In Mason, w. va. Phone WY $l.IIO; Reg. cigarettes, 250 pk; 6 30 :IOtp Dr. R. E. Boice, M.D. Trans., Olive. found, please -~''"' D r. R• L, 51 ack, M •D• Mary Josephine Hartinger, to _ , J..•iorl 2-2318 or WY U821. Hll-3tc D••~ - , Fair !Co milk, reg. 79c Elizabeth Thomas,dec.,Ro7 1 .3tc Bocll. Pboae WY 1-77~. FOR SALE - 49c I> gaL MARK IV Oflioo Houn: bert Grogan, R G. Stevenson, 1963 FORD TRUCit, ball too. Frank Stevenson, Jr., Cerl. for 1~ BALES ';;" tlrtn"Mt~;~ 4,2110 actual ntll... $1,295. Call AUTO Mon., TuN., Wed., Fri. Trans., Middleport. arson, · • ' SH 2-5052 7 8 tfc I James Gale Russell, dec., to Help Wantlld ··-Pbone Sll 25291. 7-101-3tp -illw:E..beiiru.'"'CiiOWii~·~l AIR 1-4 P.M. verna ausseII Hy se II ' Norman ,.,..,_ MAGNETOS, used, for A.B.C. CABBAGE, beans, I CONDITIONING I It was a dark ane Guy F. Carleton, Emma JP. Carleton to Manning D. Wello ster, 52.5 acres, Chester, Manning D. Webster, Mary A. Webster to Guy T. Carleton, Emma F. Carleton, 5U acret, Chester. Robert K. Hoeflich, Cbarlene E. Hoenicb to Richard W, RaW· lings, Betty J~ Rawlln11S. .93 ac~., Chester. A 5';0·\UT JOLT OF ELOOTI!ICtTY 111005 lHib.IGil THE PlmE><T l<llt A1INll< Of ASI'CONO! �. .. ,,:·, ..... ~ ... . . . ... i \ ·' J \ • I ! 't·- I' ., ' I 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 12, 1965 . ·- -- Church Chairmen Finance, Mr. Leo Smith; Chr~ tian Soclal Concerns, M.r s. To Attend Ses8it~n Wayne Gibbons and Worship, All Commission Chairmen of 1Mrs. Robert Coats. Heath Methodist Church a r e I urged to attend an important meeting and planning session, MEET NEXT MONDAY Wednesday evening, July 14 at The W.S.C.S. of Heath Melh· 7·30 p.m. at the church. 1 · Expected to attend are : Mem-·odist Church will meet nell bership and Evangelism. Mrs. 1Monday, July 19, instead of July Guy Shuler : Education, Mr. Eu-1!2 ttonlght ) in order that 1 gene Harris: Mlssio~s, M rs. lmission progra.m may be arBruce Lloyd: Stewardshtp and ranged. Nature of Lady Dugs is Explained The utl·mbsundersh)(ld li.idy read •·Now Is the Time " Pur ley Karr, Mrs. Paul Karr 1orary member, Mrs. lda bug . an msect that lwl ps man· Mrs. Miller g~ve devoti~ns, and_Mrs. Buell Ridenour. Knight, and a guest, Mrs. lund. was the top~r ul the pro· a sc npture readmg, an art1cle Pmeapple sherbet, decorated anda Baer, of Columbus. I &ram at the July meetmg ot lrom the Upper Room aboul cakes, iced tea and nuts were The August meeting will be ! and earth , and astron- served from trays by the host· ' t he Chester Garden ('lub held ·heavens · · .space age. She . es.ses ass1ste · d by M.tss Nancy the .annual workshop at 1h • • the evening ot .luly 7 at the1o my m th1s . tarm homt ot Mrs. Ru\ Mtller do:;ed ~~th prayer. Roll call i~hiler to 23 members , and hon- Chester Methodtsl church. I Am-I I wllh Mrs. HOJwt~rd 1\ni~ht as was a Report on your gar- , as5iist in~ huste~ s den ." !lil·l .~:i 1' 111 ' · I ' ·.''I' , .,, . After rhe business session, ! li· 1·1, 1 :,>~'' · · .·.,··· · l:,,~.~:·,· The meelmg opt>llt'd w1lh the the evening program bt"gan with ,' "" ·- "'<l%·~~~~'i""'·~..~~'-. >t l Club Collect in un~ son led by , a paper on "Those Lovabt ' the Pr~;~sJdenl . Mr$ H1Jell Rtde- : d bugs... given bv Mrs Woodol the row y Mora. \!rs. ·Mora told of nour . Th "c ··v.rse · M?nth" was rl"<td b~' Mrs . .P:arl · the hislor~· of the adybug .and 1\·tora. und Mrs --~~~ Kmght ! how she was brought to this · 1country from Australia by the I M · 1 Ab f Oln Y OU 1 1 Better Buys Now! I CANV A S ) FOOT WEAR "::iii.iiiii.iiiii.iiiii.iiiii.iiiii.iii~-~:;i~- Ill" westerly wmds carry them i' MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT & TUESDAY "BEACH BLANKET BINGO" - 'l't•t h II l l'U iUf -- Harvev Lt>mbt"ck ·,lud)· ~kt ·n;a .lohn As hi P,; Colorurtoons: · Woodpecker W1nted Nice Have Moo..- Arotnd Hau1e Tret' Cornetl!d Tw:>-•ty Freduntd Friendship July 14-I S NOT OPEN FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY 1 July 16·17 H. G. WeII s 'F IRST MEN IN "" · ·~,. • ~~~, , ! 1 f~~~:fd .J~~(~'~;t'_,'·\:11~\'~~ Hlt:~· ~luon Bf!llrl" ~ Giisp! \\' Ofll"lrr ' .,.,m .,, . Rt><l('hfd 8•11• of Ireland. S!l\ lhts lall. ln 1:,1mlllt'te. Mrs. Pearlv· Mora crmdueted h a eonlesl on color THE MOON' 1T€'chn1rolor ) and armony . ! She and Mrs. Donad Mon-1 pn·· i sented the club wilh flower st iC'k ers. g1ven to arra ngers as lhf'H' 1 I Edgar Allen Poe'' "M:~~utE~~H~'HE llrl-7"' pr~;· · Carl Kautz won the door ll'--"dJ·na plans are "h nc ~ r-u _ BARBARA JOYCE DAVIS The chi ldren ha\'e. ~ . \'<:Htt't~ of projects atnd art tvt!tes dur· mg lhe sc hoo1 me Iud.tng rr afls·. drama. pal·m·mg , r Ia~· m~~· ld "' ko d ~an ~ible Society. An oHering ! 1s bf' mg taken each day for · · proJec · t . Th e four youngf'r ' thts I · M1·ddl epor I c asses are held m 1 the students to each chllrrh dailv. i el church !will be given a gold star and I Jack Cramer of Marion spent , spent Sunda~· aUernoon 8,t the tho!iie missing one day will have l • I • 1 ll!.w. Van InS O n~n. Style Noo. 7304 79011 READY TO WEAR N If • SECOND FLOOR ELBERFELDS Willia~- . . I I Va.: Mr and Mrs. Cecil Hy· with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Struble. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wmebren- ~ crafts and activities will high· . ..... , .......... , . $188 II d R p M d Mrs. Jed Webster Jr. and ner of Syracuse entertamed m light the program. ___ _ se an oger erry, r. an ., their h<:lme Sunday July 4 for AIR-CONDITIONER . .... . ................ $94 \1rs Paul Eichinger and Paula son, James. VISited Sunday a/- M d M H · ld w ' and .Tammy the honored guest ternoon at New Haven. W. Va. ! r. an 1. r~. ~~o h l eav~d 13" PORTABLE TV . . .. .. .. .. . . .. ... . $94 I I and hosf a~d hostess Calling with her mother. Mrs. T. C. Tommy .•m a,d Mtac e w' .!Ia Roush · Peggy ; Mr. an rs. 1 1am I u. the afternoon were Mr. and · G Winebrenner and Mary Ann· I Mrs. Clarenre Curtis snd Mrs . Mr. and Mrs. Horton Thorn· , d f .1 f B . k 1Mr and Mrs. George Zusp an,' 8 Joe Evans. a. adn S at '"d' :v 0 1 rum;~~c ~rh- I Kaihy , Vera and Alice , Mason , 511 1 MIDDLEPORT, OH ~ 11 Mrs . Oliver received a num- ~lve a ~r ~ or ~ ~ WEll 1w. va.; Mr. and Mrs. Georgia ~·-- ~- - _ __ _ !Lber of gifts. e:~tf";~~~~s. r. an rs .•v· : zu~pan and"'": Middleport and , . ·Eh1.abeth Merntt, Syracuse. • Mr. and Mrs A. S. PugliSI I - - -. - ·- ·-- -· - BAKER FURNITURE Don't Forget Our Custom Draperies Sale _1.!,...,.,.,...,,...,...,....,.,,..,,.,""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"' I · I ·--..:-;~---- ... 1 , T..... w..t. ~~ Ariz.. wer.e recent guests of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Riehard Rupe and family . They aloo visited her grandmother, Mrs. Alma Rupe of Rutland. I • ..' Thera are 32 wild and wonderfal Wide-Track Pontiac tigers.In Uger country. t Right now Ia the best time to capture one on your terms I $299 • FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. n a ey · M d JeS On ay r .. .. LBJ--- -.•. -d Surprise I • K d h enne yw en He ACCepted Mrs. ·Sh'Ields M d , _ IeS On ay Letaft FallS al ~a Sunday ntght was hke tournament, July II, will have General Walt~r K. Wilson, Jr. Va. . . Imenl of KennedY himself, ac-1 , , _Ella Shields, 90. who died at ·lltttng a .~lck wall at 10 miles Harrisonville playing Porlland Chtef of Engmeers smce 1961, Two Air Force jell were sent MHS Boosters to l'Ording to historian Arthur M· Infant I.A'WIS I her home in Letart Falls Monan hour. Their plane, a 1>1g t 6.30 R" G de . who has retired from acttve aloft from the ''Greater P1tts- , Meet on Thursday I Schlesmger Jr. : , day at noon, will be beld Wedfour · engine.Jialrol craft cram- aaln;t P~·mc; 1~ce :~~ Fu:l service. 1 burgh Airport and reported it t The Middleport Athletlr . j Monday Ill Pomt'roy 1nesday at 2 p.m. at the L.. med with radar and electronic !t 7. 45 · d ~ Kl . Tbe change wUI oot affect the , was a weather halloon that theY IBoosters will meet at the high I Schlesinger. who served as 8 1 1 r T dd L . f I tort Falls Methodist Churcll gear ditched 100 '1 If th · an · wanJS op· personnell of the Uppe Olf , spotted sd special asSJst.ant to PreSident .es ,. o ew.s. m an1 sao Ma~chuoetts . coa:l ~~~ rp ~ the Gallipolis fndains at ICorps of Engineers at ~untin~~ i~r~'::~~~ur:ou~: s~~:r:.~/: Kennedy ' .said Ihal Ke~edv af~· : ~f Mr. ;n~ Mrs. ~·~·liM E l :r\\~i:~~gR~~~~~~ ~ men aboard after losing two : . . ton that has charge of the ' DRIVI!R CITI!D lnounced tnda .erward told a friend : I didn t ,ewJS o omerov. Je . on- ta t F lis C engines. . saturday, July 17, the Mld· erection of the loCks and dam• I The Ohio State Patrol has Important h~siness is to offer the vice_-presidency to ~im . doy at Veterans Memonal hos- 1 ~h. .was in Nine fnen were killed In the ~rt MSt~a~r~·:tOwill P 1;hy at Reedsville and Racine, by , reported ·the arrest of Charles settled, Sauer Indicated. All ! 1 JUst held ' 1 out like thJS - pita!. 1 H\ -" sur~JVed by hiS Ibv her husba~d Orville Sh~~~ crash or died In the water. s ea a . . p.m., e the Dravo CorporaUon of Pitts- T. Buck, 24 , Rutland, cited to .persons interested in the MHS here he Simulated takmg an parens. IS gran parents. Mr. ' dau h , ' Seven others are missing and ~~~e7.j,et~tw~~~~a~e ~ burgh, according to A. V. How- Gallipolis court July 19. charg. atheltic program are urged to object out of hiS pocket and and M~ ~eorg~ ~ra\,tomd· i 8 gragnd~~ug~::el A~:'~n: reared lost. I ·. , ell, river historian, of Pomeroy. ed wHh defective horn. attend. · holdmg 1l close to hts body - eroy. a r. an rs. , woo H • 1 . . winner ol the Mtddleport Red 'and he grabbed at it. '" LewiS. Athens. and the great : agan: . V If . ~i orl 1 H tal . Sox - Wilkesville game will The account of Kennedy 's ne- grandparents. Mrs. Heleo Lew- SurviVors mclude these chiJ. Zo:I~ION~- "Mrs~~ussell i play the Gallipolis Senators. gotiations with Johnson ov~r is. _Middleport and Mrs. Andrew •dren, Mrs. Early !Mabel) Lewja·Pomeroy· Jame J hll ' .second place on the DemocratiC Zwilling, Pomeroy. Rou.<h , Clarence Shields. and Ha~rd· Nath;n A ~d up ng NOW YOU KNOW Middleport council had good port while not officially "aC·Ithe transfers. and had gone ticket that year is contained in Graveside services were held Pete Shields: all o/ Letart Falls; eroy." M~a Harry 8:,.,; A cblld born Ia liN woeld be news although II failed to mus- ' cep!;.." apparently will (ace lit- ' through his records lor those Schlesinger's hook. "A Thnu- today at the Sacred Heart cern- six ~~~~chddren. 16 great Bo~rn· Ctlnloo Napper' p m npecle<l to Uve ?J ')'OUI If ter a quorum Monday night forlue difficulty finding appt-oval years to extract the payments sand ·Days." to be published etery with Rev. Pather John gran c 1dren_ and one llf'O'II • .~roy· J~mes Parsons Rac~e: the preoent death ""' co.dt... Ill first scheduled meeting In when council does meet. made from the General Fund this fall . Excerpts from the Turel officlatiing. great grandchlld. Ze~ Dean Harrlson~tne· ~ aea ..cbanged lhrou1blllll blo July. 11 showed in excess of 16.000 to those erpenses. book appear in the current isFul'rle7s r;':Y call at ~e Ewinl Yost Raclft.· Wanda ' JHe, eccordlng to tiM! u. s. De- FQur members were on hand!transferred Into the General .. .. , sue of Life magazine. SUIT FILED nera ome un t 110<11 Ewr' u. ' Searles (llrlmeat tl Hoallh. Edaelllte but nne, President Wayne Gil>- fW1d from the Street Malnter.- j The bonanza will reheve. Kennedy made the offer out Charles F. Shain, uocutor ol , Wednesday when the body 1IW (ljtoHARGES _ elld Welfare. bona, was to occupy Miyor Lee 1ance· lund, up chart~es , •t least temporarily, the erltt- ol solllld politieat considerations the last ·will and testament of be taken to u,. ~b. DISC , ~ Chev, · Smith's chair, so there the "General lot the ,c.ally depleted General Fund. 1 bot he never thought Johnson Mabel Anna Shain, deceased, ~~~~\~eportLI-= TPE WEATHER three, ilol eDnuP· Alao 1!15ti 1~ for i Council, meanwhile, also was would accept, Schleoinger said. and !'ranees Philson, dba Sham BONDS FORFEIIED '1ltl1oR R,;.,._,vlll , M8 ~ ..,._... ~~~ Roger MorJIID. Gene Public Heljre- Ullable to act on the n:ported ' • & Philson of Antiquity, has Iii- Will~rd D. Mohlor has ·l'o _\ •. te Ash, ~..._, 1101 oo cool _lonf.bt. ris and Cliff StumliO, resignation of Reuben Collins Melrs Geaeral Hoopltal ed a suit for ~1.'12 agAinst Her. e<i a 124 bond on en M , nd ~ Wed~ verllllle •liiJtdiJiep, Mayor · Is to a_nd Walter Bunce from the ADMISSIONS - Marguerite bert Rose, RD. 2, Racine. The tton charge and Ronald , 0 ,,...;· ; Barton ~~ B ljo · 111" tel~ ...wen, ~m . Board • of Public Affairs, Durst, Middleport. petition charges the •mount t1 one for $25 ror uctSII.. piJ • (~ I'D, • Jlllflllweot er or of . MEINHART, TH , . I)ISCHARGES - Bruce 'dueo n purcha"" of lll<lrcha!l· for road condltlolltl, "boll! n.... I ::I . :;"{! "':.d be: July 13-14 MASON I, '"'"''-'""""""'w--k·.... ,.,. 'j h B t ;. 1; $3G.GO Down - lolonH .., Convenient Tern~~ 'cause Heiner's aoea with emythina good I T TeIephOneS I 1 1 New Furniture Good thinas go~ith Sends CuriOUS ••r 3 ROOMS ONLY Hav•ng Pobce Protection 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rupe ot' ~AMILY NIGHTS Yuma, Ariz.. visited the past "THI INCRIDIILI week with their son and daughMR. LIMPET" Don Knotts Carole Cook ter - in · taw. Mr. and Mrs. - andRichard Rupe and family and "SKY DIVIU" I Mro. Alma Rupe, Rulland. "will yau ba my tuddly bun?,, PIam• t'ff ' Brown I Against I j 1 ., Marines Count 5 Dead SiJ very Ball Corps Swi'tch DRIVE·IH - and- 7th Tourney 0pens . on Thursday I I Vinrent Prict In "THE LAST MAN ON EARTH" ·-- ·- -- I und'ISturbedb in of Columbus spent Sunday with Columbus. her parent•. Mr. and Mrs. Vir- Mrs. Raymond Pullins Jr. and g1l CampbelL . Rhonda of Thurston, Mrs. AtMrs. Fay Curhs of Tooele. va Hlte and Mrs. sam Roley of Utah. was the weekend _gu~t of , Baltimore vi•iled Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Allen EJChmger. l M and Mrs Rollin Bearhs. I Mrs. Dana Oliver left Sunday ~r. and Mrs. Arthur Mitch . ol Massillon. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Smith and Mrs. l'reda MASON Kraeuter visilM Friday even· . --' .. ing with Mr. ond Mrs. Rollin , TONIGHT ONLY : Bearhs. "ROBIN AND THI 1 HOODS" I Mr. and Mrs. Donald David· ' Frank Sinatra DeaD MarHn son and son, John of Yuma . Sammy Davis Jr. Bln1 Cro1by ITechnlroton .' 1 ILo k p • C S fOJeCtS 1 and daughters, Jane and Ann, I for a visit wit h relatives , • b I • 1 I tn < ~ 10 12''2·20~ CMon: Fem Green. Mallard Blue. Oak Bn>WJO 1 ·~ W)-l!t Two pifiCt' dres~ acX'f'nted '-1 I toftly rolled ooHar lie. Jn washable. easv care Dacl'cn (65%1 and Avril ray011 ~36 ~ ) with the look and feel of salk. 1 If ' I'"Y t 1 svmphony t0 Norri'S WI'ns Rare ChrysIer Corp. Qua l'ty DeaIer Award i 1 I ! I Mrs. to • I ilhe Heath MethodiSt I -ch Oliver asked grace after hts horne Wednesday /rom lowed. i pie '" Parkersburg ~nd o~ l'rt I the group sa g "·Happv! Gallipolis Medical Center f h H th 1 childrenh Will brtng s Whi ". .. " .. .. . . 11 . · 1 Stveral vouth o I e ea dayk the 1 h f · 1a iI her : ronvalesring nicely. · . f sac unc or e noon p1cn c • . were Mr · and Mrs 1 Mrs. Dame! . Stroble I Birthdav·• Present and Church have . regiStered. d. or I to be held at th e M.ddl epor t thf' Jr. H1 Ca mp me u 1ng p k M c F T k. f Elmer Hares Kings Ill · Mrs daughter Danean armed Satbb. 0 rd- thar p· rs. ·Ch · homp . . ·· · · . · Rhonda Hvsell , Ro and Mrs I rayurtisCurils. Tooele, Utah: Blake urday evenmg from ft . Camp- Sh .1 Ch:ld Shuler e omeroy urc . · 1 1 s. Stern Cha rl.ston w Va · Mrs I bell Ky and will reside with el a J h ' Bernard Fullz o/ the Mtddleport C · ·· · ' • . Sandy Johnson. o . . Gerald Kelly and Dennis and 1her mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Ann . J Church are harge of the 1 I Darla. Hollywood. Calif., Mr. , Webster at Rutland ror a year El c· SC 00 an are mg assts SOFA BEDS, $SS . . . ....... . ROCKERS, $14.88 I and Mrs. David McGhee and I' while First Lieutenant Struble n~er Goble. scTI'e h" eanor -d~ by teachers and helpers from . . V t Icle of the W S as provi . both churches GAS RANGE .. . , .............. , . . . $98.00 Mr and \Irs Byron Hysell , C<> l" am. half scholarships for the regis· 0 S d ·J 1 18 h lumbu s: Mr. and Mrs. Roger Mr. and Mrs. Billy trants. · n un ay,_ u y . an our S PIECE DINETTE ..... . ...... ... ..... $39.00 l w. Hysell and Grant and Mi« son and fam 1iy, Mrs, Damet 1 !of sharmg will be held at the DOOR MIRRORS Sharon Foreman, Mason, W.Va.: Struble and Danean and Mr. IHeath Melhndisl Church Wtth 4 99 ················· $ · I and Mr. and Mrs. Max Eichinger and '.trs. Jack Cramer had dinENTERTAIN AT HOMI! all classes of the school repreBUNK B.EDS, $68 . . . . .. . . MAPLE BEDS, $18 Becky Jo. New Haven. w. ner Sunday and visited briefly . senled and a diSplay of the - the Ohio River and was recovPomeroy busmess places will begin slaying open Friday nights starting August ored. Pollee ..ld there was no 6. evidence ol foul play . 11 was This decision was made at a Monday luncheon meeting of the Pomeroy Cham· not known how tong tbe body ber ol Commerce at Crow's Town and Country restaurant. had been In the water. The vote to m11late Frtday night store hours was made by the chamber on the strength of a survey taken the past sever a! weeks. . -olT _ OL'~MOBILF. U was reported 82 per cent of the merchants in Pomeroy favored staying open D""' "" on Fnday evemngs. Some -----------'"--'-'=.::..:=~~:£:::: wiil Introduce this /all an au. merchants were undecided Economy Loan. mltee - !'red Ccow, chairman: tomoblle called the Toronado. and four declined comment. Promotion t.:ommitt<:e - Jack William Grueser Assistant 11 Will be the first American . Kerr chairman· N W Comp- chairman· John inaettnar lrv· productlotr car with front-wheel Chamber Prestdent Jack Car· ton 'Assistant chai;ma~ and ing Karr' Ralph Graves 'Har· GETS AWARD - C. E. Garber, left, Cincinnati Regional manager of the Dodge Division of Chrysler Motore drive since the old Cord of the sey recalled that the_ group had me;.,bers Robert Jacobs Bob old Smith Midwest steei Ted Corp., presents Carroll S. Noms, general manager of R. H Rawlings Sons, with the Chrysler Motors Corporation lf131ls. dec1ded to start Fnday night Gant fed Do . 8 .11 ~ Reed Le' Full Geo 'H 1>- Quality Dealer Award . The a\1, I is being given to only three dealers m the Ci ncinnati reg 10 n th 1s year.-Sentlnel II already has become the store hours should at least 70 B .. .,Th wmKe, I H wtnl ,., ' r rankl.'• R'1zer rge aond photo. ou ompson, enny ar ey, sIett er, 10 t I th h t mosl talked·about car in the in- per cen e mere an s ap- Art H 1 c f T k" p t w s ·h ' dustry, even !bough it won't go prove the change. Simon~YHar~ld. u:'~~ msP :;, ayne wts er. on sale lor _three months. The It was then the group approv- Chapman, a .rep;esentative /~bile Relati~ Com~itteeI To~nado will ~ppear as . 8 ed a motion to start staying from Stark's Drug Store, and IC Martm~ Cha1rman; Kenny Carroll S. Norris, General ! past two decades. was present. nti nistration, serv ire. perform- The Quality Dealer Award for t964i :ode! <arm a class With open Friday evenings beginning all other Pomeroy merchants. Gr;ver, a:tsta~ kchamn•:· Manager of R. H. Rawlmgs ed the award Monday night oy ance, commumty relations and !96' is being presented to on!' ~ ndut~~rd Rl~era an~ for~ AugustS. lnduSlflal Development com- ~n b ~e~ :: h c Owen nd Sons m Middleport. has rece1v- C. E. Garber. Cincinnati Reg-: facilities are the points consid· three dealers in the Cincinnati 0 "- er · probab Y WII Theod T Reed J . e oe c · ed the rare Chrysler Motors 10nal Manager of the Dodge ered in choo•tng recipients of region. Garber said the Cincir.500 cost •bout $4, · d re th. F r.,Bprekst·1 Regatta Weekend committee Corporation Qu&lity Dealer a. : Division of Chrysler Motors the Quality Dealer Award. Inati region has 135 dealers iu . sen1·ng 0· 1c e armers ported anth t - AI Leonard, chatrman for ward :' corpora r1on. : ,,1:'... p . Emge. busmess man· . three states. 8 .WASHINGTON - MORE ~~~bls k ~-~1 ;,• t o1 the 19Gtl Regatta; Willis LeadMr. Norris, General manager I Mr Garber said the aw•rd agemenl manager. and S. A NorriS, a resident of Syracu80 1 Ulan 18 million Americans - h an.;tF 'dope~ :~a tw~ :/1 ingham, assistant chairman of the Middleport Dodge ca rs-rl was earned for outstanding ser- Schultz, Portsmrmt h District is marr~ed to the former Acloal111011t as many as during the ,:urA~"st 8" ay ntg 'arand Mac Sawyer, Paul Simon, truckS"'dealmhip lor the past vice to the public in the field , :Manager for the Dodge Divis- die Wolfe They have three boom days. of World War JIg gu Paul Chapman, Harold Brown. e1ght years, and an emplo}·ee l of reta1l automotive selhng and 1on. were prr~ent when Norrts daughters. Clarice, Brencla and held factory jobs In June at an Chamber of Commerce offic· Jack Kerr and John Blaettnar. at R H. Rawlings Sons for the I service practices. He said ad- received the award. Debbie, all at home. all · time high average pay of ials indicated there is a possi· fl0f!,21 I week. billty some of the business fred Crow reported no dect- '"""'"-·'-'"''"·'" " '"""""~""''• This glowing employmenl re- houses will decide to reJ~ain T h • Pom.eroy Chamber of , Slon " expected on the location CiNCINNATI tUPIJ - A I 01 port was said by Labor De- open on both Friday and Satur- ,Cupe::'ramencrece IWtlhll sAmponsolr theW~I>'d 1 ttihe probposGoed neRwhstate pen· juvenile court judge expressen ary . hts. Symphonyo orche 1 er .canp m 1aile th y1 . 1v· odes. until ed disgust Mon da y w1th Ihe : partment manpower specIalist s day mg to he the result of the booming es ra tn orner e egts ature adJourns federal anti • poverty . a mronsumer and business demand OTHER ACTIVITY on July 22 and 23· and the_ Route 33 project is pal&n. aladnc It Is creating a , for goods and services. In mak- President Carsey made the ~ed Reed and Jack Carsey, progresRing nicely· Current bnge bureaucracy that dupli· ' . _ ,. lng public the figures Monday, following committee appoint- ol/tcers of the C of C, an- plans are to. utend the road cateo nlsting services. ! SAIGON •UPit _- PJVe U. S. spokesman sa1d 26 guernllas •the fort. goVel'l'lment ecooomlsla oaid n.ents for lhe new Chamberlnounced during Monday's noeet- one more mtle. Crow said he Mar1nes were killed and 17t were killed. but the l1gure could I The ~pokesman said Ameri· ~.!I!'~' Ia" llll!el, auto, mac!» year· ,ing that 11000 is bebJ& raised has been lnfor~!i the section Jadge Benjamin Schwam wounded Monday in two battles ' not be confirmed by body count. Jcan Pllrlfs .~~--~ of lnery ":ind..dlher metal using ' 1thr0ugh solicitation of mer-,01: new road lrtiili Btf11t111ltlm 1 llhl il does nol atlaek the 1wlth Communist guerrillas near ! The Mar:n~souoter-attack re-. qea.j."f~'!iloflday 011 VIet lndU!ttrltl showed "great Me~bership and Attendance Ichants to sponsor the attrac- 1 wtll be lour lanes. . basic problem of the poor - , the Da Nang air base, an Allll'r· l' plused the Viet Cung and · no Gong positions in South Viet 1trength" In the manufacturing commtltee - Marge Hoffner, .tJon. _ 1 u was also announced that : hunger. Jean m11ttary spokesman re- casualties were reported among Nam, ktlling an estimated 260 aector. c~a1rman; .Kerm1t Walton, as-1 Mr. Re.ed satd the orchestra l state officials have ~pproved 'How can you teach bungry , P?rted today .. The Leathernec~s ~~~~~ame~~~~s~ns~~~- the Comm__u_m_st_s_.- - - - - srstant chatrman: Bob Miller. was previously ~heduted to ap- l the Albert Goeglein Properly at I peopie aoylhiDg?" be asked. 1killed an estimated 411 gueml- ~ · -·llale Warner and Representa- :pear at Gallipolis, but tmprove- R. D. Pomeroy for th : "There Is bunger Ill Clnclo- i las. COLUMBUS - SYLVAN[.~ tlves o! the Da~ry Valley and ments along the river forced . e propos- , . ' Electric Products Co. an-- Its cancellation. Gallipolis lead· I ed arrporl. Federal approval ; nat! aad llo .~be No. I problem Four of the Marines were [ . noupceclloday a multi • million Iers offered 1500 toward the $1500 ; Will now be sought. of lbe poor. He re<;ommend- , killed duridg a search patrol! • • • dollar expansion oltts plant at needed lor the orchestra 's ap- 1 ed thai !bose o• relief be about thre•. miles southwest_ orr ottawa. Ohio, which will empearance, if Pomeroy would ' given 100 per cent ol their the vital air hase 385 miles ploy about 700 additional per 'sponsor it. minimum needs, lnotead of northeast of Saigon. Fourteen CLEVELAND ttiPIJ -. Brenda Ayres, who has acIODI In manufaculre of color ! The American Wind Symphthe pr.. •nl 1G per ceal. Leathernecks were wounded '" cused Cleveland Browns fullback Jim Brown of beatin1 television ptcture tubes. ony orchestra is scheduled tent"Tbe federal government th~t operalton. The spokesman , her , arrived in court today under police guard because 1 The llliiOUncetnent came at a aliv~ty to present an afternoon , wasted more money than It , said 22 guernllas were killed. of telephone calls she receive d during the night. . lpe<llal news conference called maunee performance on Thurs- ; would coal to llnaiiCe lbe 10 I Shortly after nightfall a com· ' The attractiVe teen-ager contended Brown htmself ~re by Gov. James A. Rhodfo• day, July 22 and an evening ! 0 per cent," he declared. · pany of Marines rushed to the telephoned her ahout 8 p.m. and asked, "Why are you end.attended by officials of Syl· The Seventh Annual Kyger lpertormance on Friday night,: ', . . • , ....... .., .. laid 01 are ionat force out st doing this to. me' Why are - _ '-_-'-'-"-vama and Its parent firm ' Gen Cceek tournament for Little iJuly 23. '1 COL g . po I you doing thts to me?"' swered w1th a detecltve Th . UMBUS (UPI) - It ' under Communtsl attack II . · . · · . . on the era! Telephone & Electrontcs Leaguers will get underway at ere will be no charge to seems there were .1 1.' th D N ' She sa~d she moltoned for her ,extenSion. A man's VOice saki, 1 1 1 Corp. tbe Kyger Cceek Employees the public. It will be held /rom le es on the sk lai~' ~ 1 ew 0 £1, ' mlfs sou 0 a ang. jsisler. Theresa, to pick up the C'lf you don 't drop the <h:iJ11ei club f~eld near Cheshire Thurs· a barge on the Ohio R1ver, l ~us gl· Y .1 on~~j The Marines engaged a com-it•lephone. and lhal Theresa al· tbY Thursday you 've hid it" VIOLI!NCI!: ERUPI'ED BE day evening. docked at the Pomeroy levy. that" ~ a :rm~il 81 very ~ D' pany sized unit ot guerrillas :so ideolifi•d thr caller's voice : Miss Ayres said >lhe did not I lice nd N . k The tournament Lid-lifter will PerJ!(lns attending will be asked l curiou~ o:~rr~~ :~ 1 1 11 • irerognize_ the voice. 1around the old French fort in 'as Brown's. 0 • •- , ween _po ~ egro PICe be the Middleport Red Sox Ito provide their own seating. I h · what was descrtbed as an 111- A h . d. t tod· The th1rd telephone call ~~lade!J::ua JMhond~y. Min playing Wilksvllle at 6:30p.m. lp ;:::· news media d bl" I Funeral services for John tense fireligh t. One Marine was Bro~n •d::i~~em~~i~go~~e ca~;: . also overhead _by a detectiVI!. ana v. 0 n · c Other games Thursday will be an pu JC I! Batey. 82. Rocksprmgs, who killed and three woonded The " . The female vo1ce asked if Mlis Kellhen appealed for a cooling th Ra 1 Red . 1P and e1v1e off1ctals here were be- l d~ M d . _ · Lookmg shork•d. he sa1d, 1\ho iAvres ' attorney was still there 1M. oil period at Bogalusa La Je cMncCoe bs tag78145ns t. J !sieged by callers wanting to iGI ,onhaytev,enmtg7a10 e~gs ; - I me·> Not me. Why, that's rom· 'then .said 'Til see you II your' . • · ames m a : p.m. kn h . enera osp1 a a : p.m . 1 11 1 d 1 1 , ·d 1 1 · Officers used ntghts~s and and the Gallipolis Yanks opow w at It was they were : will be held Thursday at 2 p i P,O . y an u ler) " ICU ous. i home tomorrow." Miss Ayrea fists to battle Negro ptckels at posing the Pomeroy Pirates at v seemg, m at the Ewing Chapel with i 1\hy, that _would be J~.~~ plam said sh. had no idea who It the State Office Building about 9 p.m. Jl The answer, ~pparenlly. was th~ Rev. Menzel Smith of th• ' stupid, don t you thmk . ,was I half . mile away /rom PhtlaUmpires will be Bob Burchett large observation balloon of I EUB church officiating. Burial Miss Ayres said there was • : ielphla'o all • , white Girard Doug Hemsley and Guy Guin: so~e sort. , will be in the Rock Springs , constant tapping noise over the I College. The ltghtlng started ther. • l caused conslernalion not cemetery. He was a veteran , telephone and then Brown broke I wben one of the pickets alleg- Previous winners of the tour- The U. S. Corps of Engin- only among thooe in the Colum· horse trainer and owner. into wild laughter. She said she edly shouted obscenities at po- nament are lloc's Fine eers has a new chief. bus area, but at Newark and Survivor• include his wtfe, hung up and contacted her al·ID' lice and then resisted arrest. Foods, 1959 _ Sommerville. 1960 : He is Lt. General William (I' Zanesville to the ea~t: Dayton Edith: a daughter, Mrs. Carl NEW YORK tUPI )- Lyndon ;torney, who arrived w1th two . ffi Pomeroy Redlegs, 19111; Porn· Cassidy, who was sworn in Ju-i to the west and Chtlhcothe to (Rachel\ Jennings, and a son. acc-epted the late John f . Ken- I detectives. i OTIS AFB, MASS. AN eroy Pirates 1962 · Gallipolis ly I, by the new secretary of the south. Eldon both of Pomerov I nedy 's offer of the 19611 viee-: Det tl H C II I Air Force officer said today Tigers 1963 ' and the Galllpo-'the Army, Stanley R. Resor, as . And there. were reports of •l Fr_;nds may call at .the tu- presidential nomination over the , Ab t ~ v~ t a s lh IUrv_ivlng crewmen told him the 1,-s Red, Sox .,·n 1964 the Secretary's first official act. stmllar SJghhngs /rom Harrishome an•ti·me ob)eclions of his w1te and ' ou wo ours a er. ann · · · sh o1 a ra dar piC · ket ~.~ne J · of ceed1 Lt. burg • pa., to Morgan town, w- nera1 J • I lnends. . . ,er _. call_ came. an· funeral semces · . ~,. The second evening he Genera1 cass ldy sue_ and to the astomsh-: ___ __M1ss Avres · for Mro. PiayTWICe Jn PomerOy bus driYer in transporting °\ . .' . FIVE CENTS 1 ° with grades 3 through 6 meet-1 1 . . h p mg tnt e omerov Church. Mrs. . : . Chester Kmghl IS servmg as 1 I . I' ID the TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1965 Pomeroy Stores will .Start Business Hours Ffl.day Nights Aug. 6 ° 1 4 PIECE SECTIONAL ~~ at ta, "" discovered Monday In MR. and Mrs. Wm. R. (Dick) Davis of Jackson , Ohio, ' tr. and Mrs. Allen Eichinger I entertaint><l wilh a dmner Sun-. the week~nd with Mr. and Mrs. I new Method~st Youth Camp, a silver star. The school plans day al their horne . Mulberry ! C. J . Struble and was acrom- Cam p Francis Asbury .near Rio to display pupil books and : Height s. honoring her mother.! panted .hom by Mrs. Carmer ~rande. The Conserrellon Se:V- icrafts and activities at Lhe l \1rs . Dana Oliver, on hen and children who spent the ICe was held, at 3 P·. m. with !Meigs County Fair. I HOR HORr i be l M H HI ' ·! blrthdav I week wilh her parents and as- the Dr. Ltoe Whitman m charge.! '":--::::-=:-=:-----J~ n z. rs. omer o er. "rs. A decorated .· · _wee k 1n.- 1 .;. -birthda)' cake ,: sisted m the rare of her father . A tour of the camp J.!roun ds, I PI ans r~r. th 'IS c1osmg ~ - - - - - lllllii lill ... liiii - -- . . was serv ed with the dinner. ! ~r. Struble. who returned to lodges and lake facilntt ::. lol· ! clud~ a v1s1t to the Jew1sh Te~~~ BAKER FURNITURE SALE! POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ' ~f!ea:r 1G~:~!~:~e~art:t~ ~-:rs. ~~a ~~aford 8 Ant~ qut Y an rs. enry en 7. an i The Rev and \rtrs. M. D. E· h h"ld nd ' ·h' ramilv of Rarine visitttd Sunda)' l D d ..ac r I aile mg t !lowson and sons. oug an . . .f. with Mrs Edith T~:aford and . . her of school will receiVe a cerh Irate . ("e"·ll . Dwight. and other_ mem s I Tho~ having perfect attendance Mrs. Oliver is Honored upon H 8' hd er lrt ay I I I I I I I I I I I I VOL. XVII NO. 72 . . h• um hu< - - - - - - -- -spent t t> Wf'f en Wit IS '/' , d , p HP(IIIa F111t11 IP~ • 1 1 part•nls, 1• 1r. an " rs au · f .k I'" . (' AI nc · l.fUI .tint P s Htry ITt•f'hni{'n lor l Those who rft'elved awards l'n re JI <P.PI Cuu rt. 1 for their fowt'r arrangement~ Da 1 1 ~h~~~~~:~~ ~';;;: ~ 1 11 ;;~;:, ' were Mrs. Pearl Mora, ~1rs. Ruthlf'S'\Ilf"' ~ ' \l:iskf"rl B~IJ George frederick. .Jr . Mrs. Dl?'ath stnlh rr·l1·hr<lnl!l . Esther Wright , Mrs . Pearl Ko\'mt·P nl I MARIE'M'A, OIDO- THE ' N Ad ancy ams . Engaged to Wed M 8 5 "fh ryce m~r . ~~m~tt; is a graduate o( Mr. and Mrs. Hetnes will grad· p . H. h "~h 00 1 .1h the uate from Ohio llnivt>r"iitv in om~:~ro\ tg .1 :x·H WI · ·u be- a August · 1asc; 0 1 196 rfreshman e WI • · Edd F' . k f C1 b 31 the Ohio Umver- en.ttne • Mrs. Roy Holler and ehildren, Alan, Janice, Ann and Eddie. sPtnt Sunday at Cheshire , w1th her mother, l\.·lrs. Genrgt> Thompson. Mrs Charles LyUe and Susan returned home Saturday after a .' Devoted To The lnlllre•U OJ The Meig•·MtUon .4reo ·~··I" WORLD NA~CV .ADAMS visit in Roanuke. Va , with Mr. are announcing th e engagement of their daughter. Bar- : to the Sierra Nevada Mounand Mrs. Paul Theiss and Paula. bara .Ioyce. to Elwood H. Kegley, s3~- of ~~r. ~d _Mrs lains There they live for abnut Mr. and Mrs Clarence Karr : Elwood r. Kegley of Georgetown, 10. tss aviS, Ia ' mne month s, and fly upward af M-11 t~• s d ' 1963 graduate of Georgetown lltgh school, ts present Y I 0 I ers por1 VISI ~ un ar ' E t . .· ' .tl , 1 d , Cha 1 R. employed as secretarv at th e Area x enston cen t er m I gain and are earned l>ack East 1 w1 1 "r an o 1rs. res -. d t ( G t n i in springtime by the wind. Karr Sr t>nroute 10 theu· .Jackson . Mr . Kr g1e~ , a 1961 gra ~a .e ~ .. eor~e ow ! No one should ever kill thi s f. m1 ,hom~ fro~' a visit at Roanoke. High School. is stattonedal Quanttro. Vtrgtma wtlh the little orange with black spot Mr. and Mrs. James Adams Va. with Mr. and Mrs. Paul "U. S. ~Iarine Corp Wfddmg plans are mco111plete._ _ Iinsect that a lot of people lhmk at Lower River Hoad announce , Theiss and Paula. I is just another bet"tle, an d the engagement of their daugh. i reach fo r th.e aerosol! ter. Na ncv. to Bryce L Smith. ~1r. and Mrs. Larry He1nes : Let h.r live' h son ol Mr. and \Irs. Harold tCarolyn Edw"d", spent the I Next on the program wasTthe Smi lh of Svraeuse. Ohio. Wt>ekend wltlhH l l t' lr par-I An~roximately iU studrn ts workOOok sludiPs. I June arrangement of t" Mi!iis Ad~ms j~ a 10araduate of enls. :\lrs T 1eo Pmes and Mr.l ~"' 'M d b '1 R"d ~ ~ , d 'I \' D Ed d nd are enrolletl 111 the Daily Va·d The Sharing Project ror the , nnth ma e y ~rs. 1 enour <"a Ili a Academy l·ligh school .c~n :t rs. . war s a 1 I in which she Used daiSit'S m <t ~itll the rla~s or 1965. She will family \irs . Heines is calion Bible Sehool ~pon.<:orl:' school is purchasing Foreign ' ·f 1 · d "T ., Th 1 · h . d h . · th . · . Clu.rrh~~ m Language Bibles for use around . · 1 1 heault u mver e e . u· en lrr Sl. "1an•s Sehool ol Nurs- spef'c an e<:~rmg t'r(:lpls tn- b\·· the Methodt~l . . . I ly arrangemt>nt was made b.v !h. f II . slructor at Logan thi s summer. ~ltddleport <tnd Pometo} . the world through the Amerl1Mrs. Purley Karr and Mrs. 1 Paul Karr. Tht>v featured the · .church altar composition in ll Ibt>autiful mass u~ing zinnias WED. and THURSDAY .r'' 1 Bible School Pupils are Pursuing Wide Range of Projects, Activities Frankie A\'a lon Annf'tte Fum t·tlhl-llf'borah \\a lleY· a1 y 1 Mrs. Mora also told of how · 1hey eat aphids m t>arl~· Vlay and June hay erops, then face ~tarvalion and fly upward wht>re MIDDLEPORT, 0 . ELBERFELDS POMEROY James Ord of Pittsburgh. Pa., : who is the gm•st ol his si.~t er , I Mrs. Nellie Smith, Mason. W. , Va., visJted Fnday with h1s , cousins. Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner ' ol Oak Sl. and Mrs Ca rl M ~H · to:~. Middleport, and other reiatives. Iu.S.D.A. to fight the terrible Citrus plague in California by the Cottony Cushion scale. Ev- 1 er sii\Ce, everyone has fallen ln ! ~~ love with the ladybugs because I ,. they thrive on aphids. 0 n e I ladybug will .at 7.000 in ,., I !'l lifelime. THE SHOE BOX --·-- People In Pc;meroy • •• . BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. . 600 EAST MAIN ST. ., POMEROY, OIDO a I' counci'I has G00d. News. but Cannot Meet . I r:; 1 =S _ •·· .. h • . -~{·, {!-!~¥~!~.~~ern:.. -~- · ...~ . ~·I < ~~~{~' il"~~~·, ,· ~·· ,h ,.. ~,. "t~·. ~~tif~ ,~~ ''7,' ' ~ '• I t '' ~ ~.. J\ ', � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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