http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/49ff77b5a942b30a3cc4769966ec0591.pdf adb0c5c4d7f0e82963c1caa0e52a7108 PDF Text Text �·., •:v ·.,.' ' ............. ·.7. l-llally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0., Aua. 5. 1965 . l l ' '"File .. , ~ Bu •ldUt n R.eache · M · 0 d rn ·rD ea k r . . "l . . . . . . . .. ' .. ·;f i\ Melgo Gellenl Hospital There are more . tha~ 50 kinds • • • ! ~- "tn ! 11 rilen r Dally Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 5, 19611-3 - - Sentinel, ·- Admitted - Loren Greenlee, of oak trees in North AmeriCa. 11 Q . D Middleport; Mrs. Carrie Mor· Manp coral-reef fishes change r. ~auoy' Z•b• 0 . Midkilf. " ~ rison Albany· Maggie Hurd color at night presumably to ~:astern Local t2 to be el~ , ' t' , ' '.' Syra~se. ' ' make themsel~e~ hard to ob. ·ed! - Ralph ~· Wig~, I. ~·1 WASHINGTON (UP!) - The I montbo ~ad." · since June, 1182, when the The Army will Jain 23.,000 Dlseharted - Henry Koehler, serve. ~"" ('i::.in"": f';:;m ~·~' 1 k . MrCoy\\r~rv•l L "c e~; ary ' ' Johoson administration's plans MrNalnara'e present plans Werviees had buUt up to 2,8011,· men, raising Its ·menatb. b Minersville, and Glenroy Ew-1.;~~======--. . .... ~ rt C :·~ ".ie e~- R~e,th 11 · Lo~al· ,3 to be j to beef up the armed forces to would reverse 1 steady deciiJF 1100 men In the wake of the nell June 311 to 1,188,0011. Offi. lug, Pomeroy. FIRST R~D .:_ J~me:n N:C~ol: ele:r~d~':"carol F. Pierce, ;• slren.gth of clll'le It 3 million in lhW number of uni!ormell BerHn crisis. c1als prevlo.1sly lla~l~nn~e~ ----QUALITY Leo Morris, Charles Hy· John 1' . Colwell, Robert ~··1 men Will put more men '" unl-11·'· . ~~I the:.m:arby ' LOCAL TEMPS REGULAR G. Sw•ek, Jamos ' Snowden, Archie McKinney. I form than at any time ng y · . . Temperatlll'll ln downtown Certified Oil Stotion ' Dale Wright, F. W. . Salisbury Local 13 to be since the Korean War. r. Navy penonnel Wlll ·!ncrease Pomeroy today was 76 degrees W. Mlln st. .._,..,.. 1 8 David Haggy. elected! - Ph1hp Ohlinger, AI· Defense Secretary Hobert s I · ' by 35vi.oQO tlanso htotad of .'dl20ed,OOIIf-~~~tiJl~d:;;er:;..;c;;;le;;;ar;...;s;;kl;;;es;;;·...= ......~iiiOiiiOiiiOiliO:i::i G·tiL PreOU8P aproVIb onlor - Har iey ra e, . an eonar d· McNamara went before 1 Sen-·1 •· th -· ·· Brigllt, Cloreuce A. i Southern Local t3 to be elect- ate subcommittee Wednesd.aY ! e Navy to Increase Y Y 6 Laur<On E. Hoffman, Al· .edl - Jacob Holman, Howard • t 0 utli Ians for increu.. 11,000 during the year. Bolen. Sydney p Har· ! Ervin, Otis S.McCiintock. Har. l ~ t"~~ topped U S . The Marine Corps wl II add ! ry Hill , Mason Fisher. i mee '· up · · : 30,0011 men for a new strength · - Fred C. Le!f· ! Middleport Ex. Village (S to : t'Ommllment '" South V lot , , ' goal of :123,000. Ita preVious au· Robert B. Burdette, Rol- 1be elected 1 - David IV. Ohling-' Nam. 1 thorized ln<lrelse had been only 1 Jjn Radlord. Bernard D. Gil· er, Eugene M. Harris, Jeanne _ Ml·Namara proposed the ad3,000. key, James E. Lewi~. Guy A. . ~orgcm , Jean Craig. John l''. i dition of another 340,000 men to n The Air Force, which was enRusaell. ~ ultz. . ' the previously planned man· IBfed in a large manpower cu~ SCIPIO - .los~ph . Carsey, , Pomeroy Ex. VIllage <3 to be 1pu~er level of 2,640,000 men 1.back, now will add 40,0011 for I _lb. :Ra#Jiond .R. Cuttenll, Don· elected) - Leo L . . Vaughaft, l durins the fiscal year ending total of IM9,0011. Earlier plans 'ld Weaver, I om Wells. Harold R. Lohse, R1chard A. I next June 30. ed hllcl called for a cut of 20,000 . SUTTON - Homer M Circle, : Finlaw, John William Blaett· ' 1 SAIGON (UP!) Vlel COlli Nam today kllled 101~atll this year following • cut of 27,· ~tot!!!rt Louks, Aarou II. Turn- 1 nar. This would brinC total cuerrdlas sla8ing a three· 127 Viet Colli cuerrll 81• m • 000 tha year before. I .< er, : William J. Blake, Julian . County School Board (S to be strength . to 2,980,0011 men. pronged downhill attack today ltary spokesman said U.S. HiU, Eldon R. Kraeuler, ChriS· elected) - Virgil Atkins, Carl ! abovt the ligure of %,935,1100 10 destroyed two fuel tanka and Navy •. Air Force IIIII Vletnam.lie Powell, W. Matlhew Hond· . Kautz, George Perry. :years ago but well below the damaged two othero in a I~ ese alr force pilots Dew JDOn I riclfA, Edwin s. Ctnart . James ; COUNCIL CANDIDATES high of 3,615.000 at the peak tank Esso petroleum depot only than 280 oortlot 8f8lns! VIet J:amahan, Brooks Sayre. I Hacine Village - Charles!of the Korean War In April, ali miles from the vital U.S. Cong staging areas and supply .,, · SCHOOL HUARD IPyles, Mayor; Mae Cleland, 1952. Da Nang air base. ~ts In tho 24-hour period .~ord Local 13 to be elect-- Clerk; Harriet S. Neigler, l' . . Bul the air war on Commu- endinl at 6 a.m. lllll - Virgil C. Kmg, Elmer Treasurer; Council (4 to be 1 ln hla testimony Wednesday, nist North Viet Nam and Viet The CommUDist lltacl: on the -;;;;:::;:::=~elected), Marie Roush, John E. however, MeNamara apparent· Cong concentrations in the petroleum depot ot Lien Chin ·' ;1 Winget!, Claude W. Roy, Larry ly left the door open. for fur· IOUih continued unabaled. Thlr- oround tho hly fr~ D1 Nang Wolle, Albert Hill. !her Increases. In discusllln& ly carrier . based U.S. Navy WBI believed carried out by I I Rutland Village - J. E. Den- the hnmed1ate buildup of planes and U.S. Air Force jet two Viet Colli comptudel< who HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (UP!), ,isun, Mayor; Vernon L. Eber, forces m South V~et N~.m to bombers thundered over the ove~111 an outposl manned by The first stage of Americas Clerk; George White, Treas- 125,000 men, he s11d . more Communist territory, blasting 1 re&IOnal forces aad penetrated Saturn-6 moon rocket wao aet DOMINO I, urer: Council 14 to be elected), help will be needed m the variety of military and cmunu· the &lorBfe area. for a 21-mlnute test tiring to. J. W. Brown, Eugene Thomp- 1 nlcations l!lrgell in raldl late lloalroy Slaral• Tub day to demonstrate for the first 1 I son, Charles R. Eads, Robert Wednesda night and early to Charges set by the attackers time the blast II will need to ~· . . Snowden; Board of Public aC SOn day. One yattack by lour U.S. destroyed two llorBfe tanb boo at a ~~ • ton opaceshlp AIIBirs (3 to be elected), EuAir Force FI05 Thunderchle!s aad dlmaged two others. Into the sky. Kene ''ink, Brut"e Davis. wiped out the Lang Minh mill· Tbe spoke111D811 oaid the Vlet The fine engine! on the IS· STOKELY Syracuse VIllage - Herman ~ mil •. ~L 1 1 Cong also lobbed mortar shells story booster firmly anchored U. S. No. I Slae A · tary area N es ... wweo 0 from aurroundl n1 bills IIIII I t- to a test stand ' for the ground London, Ma1or; RlCI!ard Duck~~ana · ' . ·. . Mariehal Giants TIPPle • Reds ID Extra Innings ,; ' I 18'.9 ·,ong Dest roy·s l2 FueI Tanks Dam ge 0. thers . 79c ROUND STEAK I I Sal urn·5F'Irst Stage F'Irmg • Set FOr T0day I ----- 11 Pure Cane Sugar 10~~ s113 J k PCL Draws 1200 to Annual Meetm'g , 1 worth. Clerk; George E. Hoi· 011an. Treas.; Council •4 to be elec1ed) , Woodrow T. Zwilli111, Robert Wmgett, William Hayes. Over 1200 people attending Artuur Sylvester; Board of . the Jackson Production Credit Public A!fa•s. (3 to be elect. Annual Meeting Aug. I, enjoy· edl, H. R. Duckwortll. 1ed a ram.Uy picnl~ with swimmmg, h1kmg, mov1es and spec· lal entertainrnenl by the FoShet·iff Arreete rensic League of Jackson High •· J I' 'd 1 sch 001 tv! ua s · R8 ~ re poried in South Viet Frank-Mia , VacatiOn May I rnnr n• I End Jn Wedlock I ~eked with ~7mm recoUieso llrlng, were scheduled to roar Into lite at 3 p.m. CST. n will be an Important step In the development ol the 71>million pound lbrust space ma· chine and .fBI climai a series of shll'ter firings that started AprU 18 with a ~~second run. The Saturn-5 the world's mightiest rocket' Is five times • u powerful 11 the ll>·mlllion ponntl lbrust Saturn·! that eompleted Ill 10 • shot test proll'am last Friday. For today'• teal, engineers I P ann ed •w Ioa d .the l'"f ~ oo I tall first stage w1th 2,2011 tons of kerosene and liquid oxygen. Ita 11 engines were expected "" to C!Onsume the fuel at the rate of 15 loBI 1 JleCOild. Tbe 33-foot diameter test ve· blcle Is a near d~plleate of ftllbt models, but will be used for erountl testa only. II I! rlUed with mstru~ent.t to Dllke hundreds of Important meuurementa dlll'inlthe test. riflet aad amall lrml. In 1 related aeUon, tho VIet Cong also attacked other reli~nll forces defending a bridp jut lOUth of tho main attaek. Light casualtl"' were reported In both ballloa. The VIet Cong said two weeki qo they woWd altack tho depol and Amer1caa and VIetnam· ese defenses hod been otren&thened sinco thai time us Marine artllle;., and the ~ ~! the destroye;'Stoddard llandlnl oU ahore J'oined VIe~ nameoe government' fP'OUnd ond aJr forcet to beat back the attack A tanker berthed ll the "''"' · ..pot escaped. t II . I I I Frank Herrell of Route I p.. EDGARTOWN, Mass (UP!) oor arrh eshs,d a mv~"v ng dro was elected direcU.: by Singer Frank Sinatra, 49, and ~.,0~8 w ~ a consum= ln. ma)ority vote of the stockllold· bill 19-yeor-old aweethearl, liar. OXIIcad ltnodg ebverthagesM. we,..C r.. ers He will represent Meigs let Mla Farrow, vacationed on pore Y e Olgs nun- Galha . and Lawrence Counlles · ' Martha '• VIneyard lsa I nd •ty Sheriff'sayDept. ~ d d h ded f on the Board of Directors tor day. The vacation may become 1 ........ .__p.., 1 1 . •: ef anh ea or Mcounty three year term ' • honeymoon. k= I 0.• coor or ~armgs are: arvtn · l.z . L. Monk '' of 1429 E Blake Winners of door pr es lD- Reports owopt the Island that St. Colu:Obu; for driving while eluded Pauline Wolfe. and Earl the couple may be married :. 168.00 under the infl~ence Wednesdav Cross, boll! of Meigs County. possibly today ot the farm: 119:58 p.m.; Paul D . Kuhn, IS The Board of Directors, meet· bouse of flhn .~tor James Cag· Minersville for intorication' lug on Aug. Z. rHieeled George ney at Olilmark on tho northWedne..,ay' at 9:53 p.m.: An~ smalley of Jackson County .. ern side of the lsland. Hill , 37, Pt. Pleasant, intoxlca- i P,..,ident and Hobart McAIIIs0 Ve DRILLING i lion on Wednesda at 7.35 m . ter of Pike County as Vlce Pres- A 168-loot cllartered yacht 1 llvorythh1o Complotel Will.iam Reeves Y39 Po,!ro ·' ldent. Other members of the with Sinatra, Misa Farrow and inloxicalion on · Wednesday bOard are Howard Duvall, Ross others •board tied up Wedneaus p.m. ' Counly and Davlo Greene o! i day at the Edgartown Y~cht In anolh" arrest. the depart· Athens County. Club. lt w~s learned that SID~!· I Four breaking and entering ment jailed Marvin Craig, Willis ~a and MlB~ F~row had .,.. c1001 IIIII 16 ca001 ol thett l H1ll. omeroy, on a charge tied Martha 1 Vllleyard on two were solved in July by the i as!lault and battery. He occaSlonJ several weeki ago. Isheriff's department, according : 1booked at 12:12 a.m. today. The yacht Southern Breeze Is to Sheriff Robert C. Harten- ' AND owned by C. W. Edwards of , bach. SQUAD CALLED DIVOTIL TO JNTIIIS1 O• Houston Tex. , Coincidental to this activity, :mergency ...... 1 MIIGI MASON ARIA · The Racine E .",.•'• .. O••· .,.,....., Miss Farrow stars ln the tel- . ee )Uvem·1es were eharged l made a call at ct~t~..., T••nenn+ 11111ttw evision series '~Peyton Place" wath burgla~, two with theft, I I Bessie Young or Letart IU:~~~ ~:-&... ~ which ia based on the earthy and two with theft and burgWYU321 • r.nO~...., .~.:.....·~: ;'!, novel by the late New England glary. Tht report, having lhowMlddloport ! . Wednesday at 10:50 a.m. 1Ihad received burns 1-11,. ..,...,.. ,.... "' • oulhor Grace Metalious. Ied the arreota mado and lndlv· ~~:;;:;;;::;;;:===!.:~'tn~v:•·~S~h~e~w:as~tr!ea~t=ed~•~t~:; I A spokesman said they plan uals turned over to. proper I to spend 1 m lh cruisine · does not mcllcate along the New E";:gland of the caset. Ill~. M> l . department also· c•" "" , W1th them are Rosalind -Investigated seven · tra!flc ' , lubeon,au ras. Daa•..... ., I sell. Merle Oberon, din 1 1orman ,.,.,.* whtre ••.Uahlt. ., an" , . Colbert and their ' spen K ' .... • • ,.., ll'l .,,,.. .,. ., - . handled 1 150 Incoming I o.lb ~aatt••• .,,." •••·• • The cruisef. atarted. ed "Ills .~ ed ' 11.IDI u..... ........_I ·- h ... • -rv • II ar- 1 WD•cu floute w)l.,. etrf't., ,....,. W1~D t ey Jrst 3rrJV at by the County Court . . •••D•lll•. on• m•1tf:lll 11 .1111 - port R I where st·natra Wll I aDI on• IJftJ ltO.Dnl .,. ....... I .... , Pleas Court, or Pro-• I .... nr.. . . - u..oo. 1beadlmer. at the recent Newport Court, 38 warrant& of ar- ' Juz FestJVal. rest, aeven IUJIM'JlOD.I in divorce, lour orders to convey and 26 F I __ .... .._ Four 8 & Es s I d DDring !; Past Month SLICED PEACHES 10 59c Vienna Sausage DOLLY MADISON Salad Dressing qt. Simon's Chicken Sale! .. Maple Lawn Asphalrum & Asuestos L SYMPTOMS ARE FEVER WEAKNESS, LISTLESSNESS ROOF PAINT Infectious mononucleosis Is a disease affecting you n g. sters a n d giving parents anxlou1 moments' No need to b e frightened i f your child bas It ... just follow doctor'1 orders and he or she will he in good hands. 4 Registered HARDWARE "EVERYTHING IN HARDWAREn ST. . I"OMIROY II). ·. Ph•rm•clsts To Servo You GET THIS 8TUJI.Dl' . METAL IJHAR(J()AL GROL AT OUR OOST. BURRY, .U 8UPPLJ' LPIITED l' tom. SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS WY2·2955 112 E. Moln Pamoroy llbcba••w - Dorothy Spencer, Racine; Jeannette ·John. ~ Poii)«<y; ,toe Ritchie, Lons 1 IIOitdm,l.', 9Jnnte Lea~am, I 8~:: Erma ' O'Noll, fla· ! ~: .Jat!k Birter, Citiillbcey; Guy Re.uter, Pomeroy; Frank Harol~, Mlild\"J>Ort; Marth~ Burls, Middleport, and Llltl ~---------..----~~----·· - --·- -- - -- - ----·------JI MeKinle,, Mid41epot1. I III'OUII IJIAJIII!D! J'OV'LL I'IND THAT (JIIAIIOOAL AT J'OVB NEARBY TEXAOO srmoN s lba. •••.•... ~ 1.99 10 ~ wrm PVIICIIA!B 20 n... ........ 1.39 1 •••••••• 79c ·• • ·C FASTER STARTS . D MORE POWER EXTRA .. ., ,. V1lley Bell or McCoy's c gal. ·, I I., Holsum I 1 Sky Chief is specially blended for the climate, altitude, and lsa)peratllre in lhia driYiDg ana. And the Sky Chief blend l&ebqed u]i to 12 time1 • year in the diffenmt driving areu from cout to eout. '1\us, it al;aJI ... tuned to your driYiDg needs, wherev• and wbenev• JGU fill'• up. Drive in for a tankful of JoeaUied Taaco Sky Chief. Yoa'lllib I! or .A~Ims LOAVES 'A' ••llil•••······•:'l., ~~ do~. s . OPEN DA!LY ~:00 TO 7:1)9..,;., FRIDAY., ,. ,SATURDAY 9 TO 9 . . E. MAIN. $T; I, night Minnesota 4 Washington 3, · Boston $ Kansas City I, · 6 Los Ang 5, lsi, twiltght Bait B Los Ang 0, 2nd, night 'lburlday's Probable Plt<ben Wasbington at Ortega (11·10) vs. Kaat <9-8). New York at ChicagoDIPLOMA TIC DOLL- Do(IU) vs. John (9-1) . ing her bit to warm up the Detroit at Cleveland (~:~!/~I cold war, French actress Wickersham tH) vs. M Marina Vlady poses in Mos111·7). cow in a low-cut, flaming Boston at Kansas Cily (night) red gown. The movie star -Lonborg (11-12) vs. Talbot was on the panel of judges I at the Moscow Film Festi· (9-8). val. tOnly games scheduled) Friday's Games Washington at Los Ang, night Baltimore at Kan Cily, night l""'·u OUT Boston at Minnesota, night , New York at Detroit, night Notre Damo tickets manager Cleveland at Chicago · Cahill announced Wednes· Natlooal League that tickets !or the Notre W. L. P<l GB California lootLos Angeles 63 46 .574 ball game Oct. 23 were sold out Cincinnati 60 47 .561 2 24 hours after publlc sale began. Milwaukee 58 46 .558 21> a3n active list San Francisco 57 46 ,553 3 21 hours after public sale began. Phlladelphia 55 50 .524 6 :14 hours alter public salo began. · Pllt.burgh 56 !iii .514 7 Louis 54 53 .505 8 Cblcago 51 09 .464 121> Q - Did such ·a bird as the lfuwlton 45 60 .429 16 dodo actually live? New York 34 73 .318 28 A _ The dodo was a heavy Wed...Uay's ROioUs flight! b. d I d . Pltls1lurgh 3 New York 0 ess " once oun m Phllfdelphla 7 Chicago 2, night great numbers on Mauristius IsFran. 4 Cin. 3, 10 ins., 0 land. It was extermmated m Milw. 4 Los Ang. 3, Ist, twi the 17th century. Loo Ang. 3 Milw. 2, Znd, night St. Louis ~ Houston 4, night · Q _ Where wu tbe first Tbnday 1 Probable Plt<bers ...tomhouse In America? Pittsburgh at New York !night) - Cardwell (~) vs. A - At Yorktown, Va. Buill Jackson t5-14). - in 1706, it is still standing. Clticago at Phlladelpbia - ---- - ·--(night) - Ellsworth (1:1-7) vs. Houston at St. Louis (night) Bordetta (1-4). -B!'uce (7·13) vs. Gibson 113-8). San Fraucisro at Cincinnati Friday's Games (night) - Herbel 17-8) vs. Nux· Pllt.burgh at Pbila., night hill (8-3). 'Chicago at New York, night Los Angeles at Milwaukee Los Angeles at Cin., night !night) Koulaa 1111-4) Houston at Milwaukee, night vs. Blasingame (13-7). San Fran. at St. Louis, night 1 WY T1!1MS ... TIUSt pur car to the ll'.an who wears the '.• '.t ,,'t., ,.-.i ·' .\ :~ ' Crow's Steak House POMEROY, 0. ,,E August ( 1earanc@ SGI@/ 1 FRIDAY & SATURDAY, AUGUST 6-7 OPEN BOTH NIGHTS TIL 9:00 P.M. Straw Hats ! price BOYS• Swim Wear l Group ~ong Sleeve Sport Coats l price Sport Shirts CLEARANCE $2.50 Vol. to $5 S.t., 2.65 for YOUI FRIENDLY TEXACO DEALERS YOUR FRIENDLY TEXACO DEALERS IN MASON COUNTY DIBTIIJitri'ED IY SALE 2.9) 2 lor $5 • 2 5·75 for Wool & Dacron Worsted-Dacron & Rayon Wash 'n Wur 1 GROUP VALUES TO 18.95 - - - - · - - S a l e 11.00 1 GROUP VALUES TO 12.95 s.Je 10.00 1 GROUP VALUES TO 1.D.95 late 8.50 1 GROUP VALUES TO 8.95 _ Sale 7.50 AcmrtiOOII SUMMER SUITS Nott-lly lrondo Oo Solo VALUES FROM 34.95 TO 69.95 - - - - - - - Sale from ~f042.so / li e Op.n Sa~ t,ftlht nt'tll:m. "HOME OP ARROW SHI~· The M.n'o Store Where WotMn Llu to Shop ·'~ ,~1 Men's Summer Sport Colh, vel. to 21.95 - - - s.Je 10.50 ' ~t-' . ':(.: :·· ,, 2 $11 Downie - G · ~·,, ··~~~:!1 •.; ,; . W'(. 2497~ ., ,,_, ' Nationally Advertised V•l. to 10.95 $olo, 5.95 lw . SUMMER SLACKS Open Friday Night Til 9 p.m. .CIIY ICE &.fUEL COMPANY I. Banloa Shirts S.OO Values Values to 4.50 SALE! 2 $5 Swillers l price JAC SHIRTS JAC SHIRTS SAU 2.65_ I Group Men'a &.lloys' i ...... 1 Group Men's Year Around Sport Colts & Blaars ~~~·r,\l!ld '1 . L fRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY $1.39 . 3 auraenice, too. I .. ' . ·.SIMON'S :;MARKET ' Cl~~:~·;;;~~~r~Detro!t I c GRADE Breod and Coffee -- I . BORDEN'S GLACIER CLUB REAL tions, or ottachmenta, travelled I,IOt miles in the above oerv· , ices and in patrolling roads 1 and highways of the county. Included in the travelins were Ithe COilveyaace of three persono I to the Athens State Hotpllal, one to a rest home, two prison· I era returned from Columbus, ' tbree to the Bureau of Criminal investigation !or polygraph el· aminatiolll and one death mto· oage dellvOI'ed. 1 I One accidental death - troc- , , lor occident, was inv01tlgated. I Arrtsls were made on the i following charg01, dloturblng i tho peace D, intoiicatlon 8 110n. l oupport 2, orders to hold '3, no I operators license 2, contempt of court, permltllll£ UDIIcensed operator to drive d01trucUon of pro~rty, .peed jn exee!ll, trespassmg, consumin1 in motor vehicle, contributing to deUnquency, iiioult and battery, runaway from home, bastardy, walkaway from Lakin and DWI, 1 aU one al'l'ftl each. I' CHARCOAL CHARCOAL GRILL TEXACO SKY CHIEF e~ecu­ VelorJna, A!o'-'at Hoapllal Admitted - William Bland · Pomeroy; Arvlllo Quincy, Pom: l!roy; Brett Friend, Lon1 Bot- AT YOUR NEARBY TEXACO DEALER c I' Contains no tar -ready for the IJrush. • 1ummons, SPECIAL OFFERS - .,... 1 "OUR OWN BRAND" Open Saturday Night nit Slaw, French Frl• I FRYERS .....,_.. notices, - --95c Price ln~lud• Cole I ~:E:..~ne=A -·tu. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY RACINE, 0. ,.,-=z ROOF 39c ' EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY, WAIP.CROSS' SONS. .~ llhr · ~ ALL· U·CAN- EAT I lb. bog VAN CAMP'S THE DAilY SENTINEl ABBOTT POTATOES ' �I . \ ' ~D81lr I, Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 5, 1965 Voice of Broadway ••• reporting ~ By DOROTHY KILGALLEN Rail's Ramblings. . •· There Is some reaction a- "It doesn't bother me to see mong conservative elements a- dirty-faced ~eatniks,'' he says. gainst the program, he notes. "They're not dangerous to any. people often say, 'Nothing's body but themselves. Our counhappening. Why do _we nee~ try ls pretty safe; they consti· 1 such a large force· It Wlil tute only a few hundred of the take them time to realize that ma~y t~ousands.'' . th~ strength of the force keeps/ H1s fa1th appears to be brmg• cr1me rates down." lng rewards In the student-pollee Chief Marshall, a spry o2 plan . By Tom Rail of the nation's law enfr#eme!nt officials should turn Provincetown, Mass., to fol· an experiment in policelftanship that could revolution1ze the profession. the pollee field. "Years ago," \ year old .who works out on he claims, "policemen useo to weights three days a week and concentrate on apprehension. " won't let officers have vacaNow we center our efforts on lions if they're ten poUDdJ ovprevention, then aoprehension, erwelght," has a deep faith in and prosecution·" today's younger generation. years.'' One student who attends Jlll~()AIJIWAY GRAPEVINE . ters from visitors e~presslng/er must be assigned to design university in .Michigan, has al-~~~:::r Checker booked mto their enjo~ment. . ;,, How to ,ail the bau~ies she wears .on ready become involved in inJq lor the month of Sep- Stuff a Wlld Bikini I~ the iscreen. That s aim~st as v1tal telligence work and has been teirltber will be the highest pa1d last _bea~h mov1e D1di and as Vietnam, wouldn t you say? quite helpful ln the arrest this • erlan performer to work m Frankie w11l be seen in togeth- 'l'he barbershop known as Jerth 1 BJiltlan smce Danny Kaye . er. That's Annette Funicello ry's Is a posh, blue-tined em- Initiated last year by Chief (girls are also Included In the summer of mor~ an orty per· The ail-star benefit tor 11 chari- and Frankie Avalon whom Jack porium at Madison and 57th Francis Marshall, a program prof!l'am) can work their _way so: ~ bnf'c~lc~ f~~ar~es. th 10 1 ~ at Shea StadiUm Sept. 19 1E. Leonard dubbed "The Ma where the favorite customers 1 to bring graduating high school up mto full • time . Jobs 1_n a s 1° 8 • ra e • ~· s"'uld be qUite a bash. With land Pa Kettle of the Teenag- ~ are members of show business. I seniors into police work seems ~!el~ which, the chief cla_lJ!IS• ranks of beatmks a~ workers SOUpy Sales teeing it oft at 73 ;ers." Ma and Pa separating Perfonners in the musical field/!CJ be working successfully Will be professional! reqwrmg In which trouble m1ght be exalld Sammy Dam endmg tbe fprofessionally will move on to Ia r e automatically serenaded without showing signs of fa- I college degree Within ten peeled and then weed out narejtertainment at mtdnight. It · new movie trends. 'with their latest discs on the tigue. cotlcs user. . . 1 114!!mds like you - can't - miss I shop's hi·fi as soon as they Carty (9th), Student • trammg program s time . . The Sardi set hears The beau whose name Boaty come in. But there was a giant The plan was explained to . part of an effort against cnme that Frank Loesser is still try- Boatwright won't divulge I s crisis the other day when Leo-' n.e by Chief Marshall. ''We tap Ch!cago 000 000 101- 2 8 2 ~~ ~hat Chief ~arsha!l calls !h~ to solve the problems in ITerence Baker, a Landon agent./ nard Bernstein and Benny Good- the senior classes of local high Phlla 022 100 20X-7 11 1 all court press taches. He hJ8 "Pleasures and Palaces" , No word on why it's such a big man were scheduled for appoint- schools for young people Inter· Buhl, Koonce 4), Humphreys has a force of ten full • . musical. He did the smart thing : secre .. The advance reports /ments at the very same time. ested In law enforcement fields. ~6), Hoeft (8) and Krug., employees plus the extra mne closing It out of town in the :on 'Face ol Fu Manchu" have •As summit conference was bel~. From this group, we employ Short (12-7) and Dalrymple. / in summer. For a town which Spring when he knew it wasn'li Seven Arts executives convmced /At promptly 4 p.m. both Lenme nine students on an equivalent Loser - Buhi 12~). HR - numbers less than 4000 popula·'. up to his high 3tandards .. 'that Chr~s.topher Lee ~ho plays an~. ~enny w~re ensc~nced In full • time salary for the sum· Stuart (19th). !ion in the o~f_- seasons: the pol. Singer Sales & Service McCall's Patterns 1 ;John Barymore Junior's newest: be 1denllfled w1th the Onental iadjommg chal!'s awaltmg the mer. _ 1 ice· to • c11lzens rat1o seems ' 1 amour in California is a beauty iarch-niminal, _much as Bela lbarb_ers shear~. There was no .. , . Houston 020 000 002- 410 ti pretty good. WY 2·2284 115 W. SECOND named Mar lou Bean F'riends Lugos1 was w1th Dracula and ,mus1c. One mmute later the hiAt seventeen, he contm· t. Louis 000 300 lSx- 9 13 2 H1s new program works OHIO hope the Eileen Barlon-Dan ' Boris Karlofl with the Franken- H resounded and Benny and ued, "they h~ve a future ahead Nottebart, Raymond (7), well lnt~ what he ca_1!s "the POMEROY Sllaw divorce doesn't become stem monster ... Bel1eve 11 or me beamed. The record of them, and wt can have them MacKenzie C8) and Triandos. ~p~ro~griesisilvie.imioiveimieinti.iiiiinijiiijiijiiiij of those regn·ttable head- don 't but Natalie Wood's high-iwas Bernstein COnducts back for four more years dur- Simmon a(7-10) and McCarver. I JIDed cases. priced flack vows that her con- stein" with the New York Loser _ Nottebart ~2-9). HR. tract includes a clause providingham10nic and Benny Goodman May, Gatewood (4), McBride Trandoa (2nd). }!ow Boston 1s p l~n ntng. an that a certain California jewel- as soloist. (6) and Rodgers. Loser - May ""'"million all weather stadiUm (4-9) • 00 Innings) .'!. Actor John Conte and Mari(13 Innings) San Francisco lyn Maxwell who got a divorce New York 020 010 000 1- 4 11 0 JWS ago are s11ddrnlv a sur"Don't'' Trade Until You See Us. We Will Save You 000 210 000 000 1- 4 n 0 I Cincinnati prille twosom<' Tlwv started ' Chicago 003 000 000 03 12 0 dating all ovrr "~:1 111 when John Money. We Give The Best Service In The Valley. 000 101 001000 0-3 10 0 Marichal (17~) and Bertell $p1it with his mn;l recent sweeDowning, Ramos (9), Hamil- O'Toole, Davidson (8), Craig heiress Nan< y lleinz Russell ton (9), Mikkelsen C9) and How- (10) and Edwards. Loser .. . James Fox. who is so c111e WE'LL BE LOOKING FOR YOU. as the young l:lrtl tsh guardsman ard. Pizarro, ary 18), Wilhelm vldson n-1). ' . Ill "Those ~1a g ntlt l·r nt Men m (8), Fillher (10) and Romano, ---'l)eir Flying ~1 arhinrs ," is for(9. Wlnner-Mikkelsen JANE IJND WINNER gMting SJra h ~lih wtth Andy 14-7). Loser-Fisher (111). HR COLUMBUS (UPI) - Jane Goben. Andy is a miss, nol a -Tresb !17th). [' Lind, owned by John Martin of \ fl)lster. Ll k Jackson, romped home 2~ lUis zzqyx nes Ol'l 8-5 2n lengths in front In the featured "'· .The biggest spectacle on I Major Leape Results By Uulted Prell InteraaUOIIII $1,100 pace Wednesday night at Broadway is the sad and shabby NaUoaal Leape Scioto Downs. oll,e atop the Bond store - the 2 Door, Automatic Trans. Radio Pitlll 110 000 100 s 7 o In scoring her sixth win in huge, block-long sign at the York 000 000 000- o 5 0 11 races this year, the 6-yeardried-up watrrtall still touting ' Veale, Schwall (9) and Pag- old daughter of Peter Lind "The Fall of th•~ Homan Em- j Fisher, Kroll (9) and grabbed the early lead and ran . plre" one ot the terrible hardICannl:wu·o, Schaffer (9). Win- away from pre-race favorite ticket losers of t;rst year . Get Auto. Trans. Power Steering, Radio ner - Veale <ll~) Loser _ Miss Buckeye Lind to return ready. A new film coming out ' is titled ''To." Th<tl 's all ' $6.80, $4.80 and $3.40. Fisher (7-13). • • • peid $17.80 and $10.40 and Longtime tans ol a lamous and I ' Cut $4.20. much-loved screen queen a r e ' Ult game) 1 2 Door, Auto. Trans. Radio Q9ietly and tacllully trying to 'l it . ..• · < Los Ang 200 010 00- 3 12 1 suggest that she rettrc grace ful - ~.;., . ..: .· Milw 130 000 OOX- 4 5 1 Drysdale 15-9) ami Torborg. TWO ROOKIES CUT ly and make no more fl ickers. : · · •-:;· ~[-};·L\b • • Kelley, Fischer <1), Qslnskl ~&) CARLISLE, Pa. (UPI)- Defen.. Sad to say. she looks so grotes- ' · O'Dell' (9) and Oliver. Winner slve end Gary Hart a_nd guard que in her l:t l!' >l ftlm she comcs i . · · Automatic Trans. Radio t._JN"".~ft~ (5-S). HRs _ Aaron Ed Dukes, both rooktes, were off like a female impersonator ·,;, ·· (22nd l, Oliver <lOth). cu~ from the Washlngton Red..•. Virna l.isi did such ~ fine -;:t·~ -"-_·_._. ,. · · · · · •'•-'· s (Znd game) skms squad Wednesday. job in Marcello Mastroianni 's "Casanova '7... she 's been Los Ang 010 100 010- 3 10 0 ' tapped as his co-st;rr Ill "Par- SOBERJ\'(i SIGHT-The sight or goats grazing In the Milw 000 100 lDO- 2 5 1 FIRST & anoia ," wlnl'h doesn't sound like' tops of trees nnght be enough to drive many a drinker Osteen, Miller (9) and Tor. QUALITY on the wagon. But not in Essaouira -Morocco where it's borg. Lemaster, Sadowski ~8), REGULAR a romant tc comedy, hut thats a common sight. The goats, displaying the 'nimbleness ·• What it is. of Circus aero bah, scramble up the trees to graze off the See These Salesmen: Emerson Jones, Melvin Little, O'Dell 19) and Oliver. Winner- Certified Oil Stltion The Kod<tk cxh ibil al t h e thorny fol1age and bitter fruit. The trees are the onl;f Osteen 9-11). Loser - LemasWorld 's F;w 1s a splendid ex- ones that gro:v in the a_rea. ter (4-9). HRs - Aaron 23rd), w. Matn 11• . lng their vacations from college Many of the students are taking law enforcement courses at their respective schools." The stiidenlll who act as traffie directors ~d meter maids M•1d Summer fABRIC cIearance Continues BARGAINS BY THE YARD The FtJbrie Shop i o- 1 Sharp Used Cars tie . WEEK-END SPECIALS! 1963 CHEVROLET Corvair s1095 1957 PONTIAC 4dr. wagon s95 1953 OLDS 88 • 1951 CHRYSLER 4dr. MANY MORE USED CARS TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM! 1 Eddie Fife, Alien Jenkinson, Cuff Phillips ample of how a corporate im-1- - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - aie can be en hnnced w i t hI thoughtful planntng. The entire ' , dlaplay. wttlt tlte movie "The i (1st Game) tiarchmg Eve" as its lop alBaltimore 020 000 040- 6 10 1 t(action . has brcn well received American League L. Angeles 103 100 000- 5 10 1 the public lor lwo years and Detroit 000 100 000- I 4 0 J. Miller, Palmer 13), Larsen KudJk !ties are full of let- Cleve land 000 300 lOx- 4 7 2 C5), S. Miller (8} and Orsino, ;;r-------.....-..-,1 Sparma, Sherry (7) and Free- Brown 18). Chance, Lee (8), han. Siebert 112-G) and Sims. Sukla C9) and Ranew. Winner, Loser- Sparma t7-5). HRs - Larsen (1-0). Loser - Lee t6-5) , Demeter (12th, Alvis (17th). !2nd Game) Tn Our Wed. Ad. -1 Ballimore 022 120 1DO- 8 13 0 . Boston 10 020 020- 5 8 0 IL. Angeles 000 000 000 - 0 5 2 Kansas Cy. 100 000 000- I 6 I McNally (s-4) and Brown. Morehead, Radatz (8) and Tillman. O'Donoghue, Aker C8), Wyatt (8) and Bryan. WinnerMorehead (IH2). Loser-O'Donoghue (5-15). Line Scores CORRECTION HOLSUM HOT DOG ' You Always Pay Less At • • , COAL FOR SALE LUMP--STOKER-EGG KEITH GOBLE FORD SEE OR CALL USED CAR LOT PEACOCK COAL CO., CHESHIRE 1 Block from TraHic Light ' I . CORNER LOCUST & SYCAMORE STS. MIDDLEPORT;· O• 1 BUNS 1 pkgs. of a 49C TINY'S FOOD LAND Washgton 000 120 000- 3 8 1 Minnsota 000 101 002- 4 9 I Narum, Koplitz 16), Bridges (91 and Brumley, Perry, Pleis 151, Hoggenburk 16), Stigman 171 and Battey. Winner - Stig 1 man 13-2 1. Loser- Koplitz (3-71. HRs -- Allison (17th , Kindall -----.. ... -..-. T ll"E! ~=-==---=-.J <5thl . 1\ ' 0 Effective August 6 These Stores Will Be OPEN FRIDAYS TIL 9 !FR IDA Y HOURS: 9:00 to 9:00) I ••' I I! liI I' I CHAPMAN-CANADAY SHOE STORE I I I I I MARGUERITE'S SHOE SHOP II and Closed Saturdays At 5 •SA TVHIJAY 'fOURS: 9:00 tL 1):00) SIMON'S PICK-A-PAIR SHOE STORE ll ----------.1 HARTLEY & BENNETT SHOE STORE TRY ONE OF THESE BEER RECIPES THIS WEEKEND ••• ON THE NEW HUDEPOHL SCOTCH PACK.' THE HUDEPOHL BREWING COMPANY ' 'Of OINCINNAn. OHIO ... ··~t This brand-new package has recipes on · the ·end panels, tor apJ)etizing ~hes you can .1. make with beer. ·You'll like the ftavor th~y. add to your menus,j~t as,y()q )i~e the flavor Hudepohl puts in your g1ass;pure·graln tlavor, premium-dr~htewed 'wiU.. P~~~sl4-K. . I ' .. ' .' . ~ ! I ' -.. •• '· . I f �Dally ~~entinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 5. 19611-7 ARTFUl DODGER fiRST QUALITY. REGULAit Crash" program was the hit ot/ o' party TIMforMOHR'S the Los Angeles Dodgers to publi cize n hew record. 11 .28:' ·• Certified 011 Station album. Tim, with a boost from a friend, aaw his heroes. , .. l~ KINC f ~I l J OW' l i ~..:-r BIG, BIG COLORS! SIZES! SELECTION! PRICES FOR EVERY BUDGET! River news • No frost, no defrosting ever, Mil in freezer. Adelight to use, • Big tOO·Ib, zero zane freezer. • Twin vegetable Hydrators hold nurly '!4 busheL Storage dQQI', SKIN ITCH DON'T SCRATCH ITI ~~=il maticaUy,wasbesallfomalit:at! • Atllllmatic Slit qJ:le Ideal for dlapels, feans,. Si< vmh and rinse temperatunt axnblllllllaal. • Patented Deep 1\Ctian agitator Glllllllllllit • • • to ~elp relllDWI heaviest SlUI • JIIUIWIJ rimlat; toQ. •• • •• OGardening OWorking 0 Sports ODress $13 9 j- o SudsWattrSmfMadal WDR-65 at extra aJSt. • •• • o NtWJIIICbanlw .... .. • • :rHE·9UN· '' ' -:'?; - · ~inll l'oiiOtrl lrn'"""ht • • ' ' .- '' ' 'r" ~. ,. ' . I a •• •• • No.......-. !lwe'a » f iulo tllo 11n •' 1 •c ~.,..... 97 .... IF OAtul 1 ~ .I · j .I I '"' , .•:i· ' 17•0. '- I:KI* ........._, 'l' • ftoii:Yoo~c 1•c\l!lf • Ad.......S leaiuftl toOlioOI . . .' ~ s.fact t1Dit. ,. ' 7 ) Sl; I .PM bl !J. . , AQI'Uatlkt tceat Tftt!lw, • Sit 18 rt 1 Po~.. -*!· ., 'lllolltiiiiHdftll I -~ b WACs~ z ........ o... '--~ Unlike ordinary watchee, dust won't bother a waterproof' Bulova. Moleture won't rust Its parts. It tekt1 the htrdaet wear, yet lool<s omart enough for the drueielll occasion. You ear plii41o 11011 clip~, filii, morkell; lllfiated beach blllt, r1ng1, rafts, etc. SYMPHO.NY IN_SCAFFOLDING-~A work of ar~ lh.ltselllo tbl& pattern ma?e b~ sclllloldmg at t.1e new Metrupohli>.n O.ljU& Houle m New York'l Iolncolll ctlltti. I . • Garden Mtl, pallt, IDrtnldlq cw, lawn mowen, 1tc., to keep the lddi amused ihd happy. 1 ' Tbo-nAmwlllk 1 ttg kitchen t+I'IID I' . . . . jliOl alille a noAa II 1: ' F1 )Ill SUMMER TOYS CENTURIES AH EAO OF HIS TIME-Military tank~< aren't new. os Anne Hoffman of Lek~ Forest. IlL, dl sC<lVP!'s ao she insprcts .J modf'l of a tank designed by Leonardo Da Vinci. It 's m Chicago's Museum of Science and lndustry. NG tT . , •n . . . II PICNIC SUPl'LIES FOI\ ALL OCCASIONsPaper ·platel, upld!ll, fora, 1poo01, etc. SWIMMING ACCIIIORIIS need ont. Set our complett eeltctlon of Bulova waterproof* watch11. From &$4.7&. GOESSLER ' IND NIIDS ooa&W,, maiD, · •• •• FOR YOUR ' ~EN •• Open Friday Night Til9 " . for top dependahii~ • • Chri>i tin a . Rn~an wears a mudL·rn n~n's hab it at style show at St. Joseph's Colleee, North Windham, Me. 3 39 FRIGIDAIREWashersoaBMb- THAT OTHERS MAY FOLLOW- An nmphiblou• t ra il breaker'& path is examined by Weldon Appe lt (righ t ) arter it cuts a 2t .. foot swath In forest near Houston. -~ $ FPDA-14TJ lldUiin, _.,p-.,tool ' BUY WITH co.-a • • • •• ., 01 ' el ' FUR �• l sificd Ads Your Modern Community.Uullclin Board &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug . 5, 1965 - ----- ------------ --- Wilson's car wash, 55() ~•1•e .I St., Middleport. Open from 8 a.m. tO 9 p.m. seven days a iveek. - - -- - · · NEIGLER BUILDING Supply Racine, Plastic waD tile per sq. fl. for bathrooma, bouse builders, aluminum siding, kitchen cabinets measured to size of kitchen. 7 17 END OF THE MODEL YEAR CHEVROLET NEW TRUCK SALE ! ! $AVE MORE NOWI ~ (Just 8 to Go 1n This August Sale) Chevrolet 6 1h' stepside body with heavy duty rear springs, heater, defroster, spare tire, oil filter and oil bath air cleaner. $1899 On Display On Big Used Cor Lot-Open Til 9 P.M. WY 2-2126 WY 2·5325 Notice i ~t;~~~;;;i FOR SALE $6000.00 with small dow o : payment and balance can be 1 fina ed Call Tr "'tialey,il nc · acy • WY 2-3054 after 5 p. m. 7 28 tOte __ 7-26-tfc :4 SPEED INTERMIXED -------UNFURNISHED room, 1 er. Dual volume control. Dath, speaker sound system. 4 SHIPYARD WORKERS 1962 Corvair 700- 4 Door · · · · $1195 4 I This Ohio Company bu an extens1ve and continuing program of marine contracts. Paid hospitalization, ourgical insurance, paid vacations, paid holidays, pension plan, life insuritnce non-work dis- ability pay, and shift bonus. For furthercollect: Information t.lephone ly walnut finish. This set (419) 691-2475 five months old. Take over or apply in person to: payments of $6 per month or EMPLOYMENT OFFICI pay balanco due $78.38. Monday thru Saturday 4 WY 2-6555. 8 3 &lc 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. FURNISHED apartment, rooms and private bath. In- ONE INCH PIPE, ladders and AMERICAN SHIP quire Ohio Hotel. 7 13 tfc walk -in refrigerator, in gO<Jd il BUILDING CO. condition. Mrs. H. G. 2245 Front 51. \I DOUBLE, ! roollll!. 222 ; sler , Long Bottom, Ohio. Toledo, Ohio Sycamore St. WY 2-5212. 1 Call 985-3201. 8 3 6te An equal opportunity utility room. nice yard. Point Lane. Lmcoln Heights. Ph. WY 2-31174. 6 16 tfc ,Simon's iMarket , • 7 30 30tc 1- employer - - - -LOTS - -- rree _ IFHEE use of our Carpet Sham- · '::i""iii~;;";:-;:::-......,"::~ 1 pooer With purchase of Blue i ' for sales - , ""' I Lustre ShRmpoo. Baker Fum- APACHE TRAILER ago and orarer Brown' !'rail iture, Middleport. er Park tSiale Approved! 8 3 6tc In Gallipolis will be Minersville, Ohio, Pbone W'l -ct.~~~~ month of August. W324. 1 u; Uc AFRICAN NIGHT crawi&S, 55 1ii Apache Sales, Service ..:..=.::....____.::....__ for $1.00. (No one home in aecessories - call at H:-tl!:E ana rour ro'l"lJ turn•-.:h& Print Shop, Mills St., Ill IDd lllllurnllhed aport. 0., Vernon Web- areola WY Z-6434 12 8 tic I 3 3tc . and 4 ROOM furnl'h" apar~ day time.) See me, or phone after 5 p. m. Will mow with l ments. Rowley ,..,.._ avaUable for Party Plan Demon""ance for ad· . ,., & work in th is area. Age no bar- · rier. Car helpful. For details , and information. call in per- 1 W'll. A 1 son at I Ia.'ll nn Mote •j Gallipolis. Ohio, 7 p. m. Fri- . day, Aug. 6. Ask for Mr. l Simmons. 8 5 2tc I my power mower, <in Mid- ExPERIENCED WAITRESS I dleport i $125 per hour. Need wanted. Apply in person at. money for hospital bill. John the Martin Restaurant. I Mohler, Leading Creek Road, 6 4 3tc Middleport, Ohio. Ph. WY 2;;-;;::-.:=--:--;c-: 7103 8 s 3tc S. Civil lorvlcoo lhnU. -woroen 18 laO ..,.., loml Seaun ION Reed Hard 5 u tfc FOR SALE ~ent. 9 11 Fresb Silks, Inc RA1'S MICE eliminated £or~ CANNING TOMATOES for sale ~U.:~ ~"~: !;-a.. d;~= IDformation, write or eve;, "Get Star,"2'k lb. $1.~9 $1.00 per bushel · Bring co.rr uaall' •nlaln• uttl ,ppmn._ nala!J Rt ~.r, J'RI:I tnlM'fftll Eleauor J· [)o . "'0 • • Ebersbach Hardware, Sugar t.ainer Pick your own. Thorn- 11a11 011 JO'- ....,..fill. .-equtNm~at~t. moo. Phone: Run Mill, Pickens Hardware, as Hayman, Syracuse, OhiO. =~ t.wt•J' fl'ltDJ ume. dd.......~ I . .242'1. Middleport Feed MilL I 3 6tc LID<o1• ....,,. "" - . . • - • j T 11 30tp 8 5 3tp Delb a-ttnel ,.."'*""· Obi• I bperl•ne. l =---......... -_:.-=...:1~, Business Services IN'I'ERIOR or exterior paint- . 1 WATER for steam irons. 25c 1MI your ...,... gallon. Bring own containers. DON'T PUMP you Slugglsb OOJ> ing. Contract or hourly rate. i Call WY :Hill Roller's Store. 8 a 301c tic tank. Get Klean-Em-AII oc any steady employment. , '--~----:..ll::.illt~ ---·- -- · - ~ oeptic tank cleaner. Land- Con1.act, R. M. Braley, WY : _ POMEROY, Rt. 3. 1011 acres, IIW'k Farn; Bureau. 2-SI!I!J. 7 22 15tc ' Insurance house, 6 roams and bath, 2 _Ill lie barn and outbuilding•. Can be : Real Estate For Sale Senlce seen by appointment only . . CANNING TOMATOES for sale Ill lela! papers, Call WY 2-2779. 8 4 3tc $tOO per bushel. Bring eo11- FOR SALE 7 room t·mm'll• and almost &nJ HoBBY HO,.., noE- - tamer and ptck your own. and tricycle, Harry Hill Let rl Falls house, coal furnace, hot and . doouweull. like new. Both for $20.00. Two • a 7 30 cold runnmg water. I'"' acres !-..~- - . . - . I'OmeiOJ __ _ _ of ground. 12000 00. Forest t l de male German shepherd pups : $35.00 each. Walter Wilson, FOUR ROOM house with batb Run Rd.Ph: WY 2-3f>ll•l. Uvestaclc Ph. WY 2·7028. in Syracuse. 33,. acres, free 8 4 61c BOim!D, - -c- 0 ,. - ~---gas, city water. Near school. FOR SALE : 3 beautiful -· calf, SH 2-583>. TAX OFF SALE I ~hn Mohler, Rose Valley. WY located on Lincoln Road. Ideal II 7 24 Ute l. 7 211 &tc for split level home, 15 Cu. Ft. ChHI ranch type. For further h M1c inery FREEZER $179 formation, phone: WY 2-317SII Plus FREE leo Cream or Ralph Graves at WY %139. 8 3 3tc eUSED FREEZER SALE Clean interior. new whitewaU 1st line tirel, fawn fin· isb, automatic trana. 1961 Chevrolet6 Pass. St. Wag. $1495 Vs tnglne, autOJJUltie trans. Radio and beater. LJke new tires. White over black finish with red Interior. !aiwf: 1963 Corvair Monza Cpe. ··now $1599 AUTO ' 1 100 ! AIR CONDITIONING 1 Chtll F,._r - - - $50 ' 11 cu. ft. Wll1on Ztre Contact: Tracy Rl No. I, Minersor phone WY -27-3HIIp Uprtghl Frttnr _ _ $50 12 cu. ft. GE Upright f....,..,, uMd 4 Y"- _ S1les & Service I • Fill Almost Every Car $125 e Transferable WileD You Trade Cars To Buy PI1ACH iltlTTER CHOW CALL FOR OPERATION ENTERPRISE-The smiling chef Is television star Frank Sutton, gunnery I sergeant of the "Gomer pyle, USMC" CBS-TV maw, 1 helping serve 70 enterprising newspaper carrier boys i in a Washington naval mess haiL The group visited I Wuhin~on, Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore and other historic eastern cities In the prize trip 1pooaoreti : by Newspaper Enterprise Association. - ·-· "- · ~ r 1962 Pontiac Conv. Cpe. ·· · ·· · · · $1695 Loca.l owned, red vinyl interior trim, automatic trans., power steering and brakf's, black top, In good condition. White finish, tires show little wear, radio and heater, 1961 Corvair Greenbrier 9·Pass. $1 099 Rf.d finish , good tires, r.adio, healer. standard trans. • Buys 01 The Week • 58 Chev. '6' P.G. 4 Door · · · · $345 57 Buick Super H.T. Cpe. · ·· · $199 57 Olds 88 4 Dr. Sedan · .... · $295 56 FORD V-8 4 Door .... · .... · $99 1960 Dodge VB, 2-Door ···· now $795 Automalit' trans., power steering, clean interior, black finish , new tires, radio and huler. .. ,, CAN 'I' HEAR IT-Indonesian President Ahmed Sukai-no who doesn't lill.e most of what he hears from the these day_s, clowns for the camera by using hls ftngera to _plug hiS ears to keep out music provided by Greelt; gwlar players during a visit to Athens. weJ. - - - - -- - - I I, ( FOR YOU I 1962 Chev. Impala H. T. Cpe... $1695 White finish , red Interior, std. u·ans. 327 VB engine, tire• like new. Radio and healet', I 'YXB li tires show li1tle wear. Brown finish, a real nire car, 1960 Pontiac Ventura H. T. Sed. $1095 Jf't blark finish . vJnyl Interior trim . Real low. mileaie bJ original owner, Tires likl new, automaUe tr·anl. R&:H. SEE OUR DISPLAY OF 62 NEW CARS AND NEW TRUCI<S On Our Used Car Lot At 306 E. Main PERFECT PET-Hank Magnuskl, tm electrical anglneellng student at the University of lllinois, baa built !be perfect pet. Called lliirunl, the pseud~reature was put together to demonstrate the properties of neurons. It taD guide itself around obstacles and seek lilbt. l& 41-1 llile, ea1 or ueec1 Ill be bo~~~ebrokello New Closing TbM 9:00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Legal Notice Auto Sales dr• .Celebn'ly Uper 88 0"• RW' LNAL moblle, ttrell, all new Notlc. TO• •• WX•• DICK TRACY By CHESTER GOUlb ,.· JULY lr~4Y TIIJIU IRIDAY8:111!_Sign On - News 6:65'"Siiered Hearl 8 20 MeigJ County RFD 8:25 Paul Bowera, Farm 8:30 News I ·35 Country Jamboree 8:57 Weather 7 00 Nalionat .iewa 7 05 Bill Miller Sho• 7'30 Sports Parerte 7.35 Bill MIUer Show 7:3! P!c~en• Harctware tTu"' Thurs.) 7:ii0 News 8 U ~ Bill Miller Show 8 45 Baker Furniture Show 9 Ill! 'l'lews 9 00 Cqlfee wllb Jaaet It:OO Portraits ol a Patriot iO:Oii Swap Shop ·<:30 Social Seuuity 10:35 Bill Miller Brunch Show 10:45 Mason Agr. Program LISTEN TO WJEH AM--990 on Your Dial And NOTitl 11 ben~ fiven thlt Ule good 'l'nlltew of lhe Chureb of God. of ' b ak Chelt.er, tllll.fl CoUDty, Ohio. an UD· brakes, ra d10, power r es, lucurpor•t.ed. nlilioWI eoctet:r. Oled power steering hydromatic their p~uuon ill Tbe CoJDDUlll Ple• . ' . Court of Melli Couab'. Ohio. allellDJ sprmga. that 11ld church ll the owner, In lee •••s in 1·.unpJe, ot the toUowtnr re~~ ~ One Of the CI----~ caut::D~ ~ Thll followtnc desertbed Iandi Pomeroy. Call Walter Grues- t)'lnl. ~nr •nd •ltuated an Che.tActual mile- er TowuhJp, Melli Coun•:r• Ohio, er• WY •3230 v • and delcrlbed u lolloWJ: 8. 0 8:30 Dow Jones Aver&ie& 1:35 Sundown Serenad1 7:00 National News 7:00 Sundow!. Serenade 3:00 Sign Ofl SATVRDAYS 1:00 Sign On - News 8:05 Country Mustc Time 6:20 Country Jamooree '·oo Protestant Hour 7:30 Sports Parade 7:35 Larry Andersoo Show LU:45 It's l,luslc - 1\rmy !1:00 llalry Valley ana Dutlon'l Top Ten Show 12:00 Newa 12:15 lusical lnterludP IZ:30 Rev. Merlin reeb 1:00 The Jim Mees Show uo Sports Parade 8:115 Jim Mees Show 6:30 National News 6:35 SundoWII Serenade 8:00 Off the Air ~l1 NDA YS 7:30 Sign On - Arm1 Hour 1TuesGay) 7:65 News 10:45 Family Wor~llip (Thurs.) 8:00 Baptist Layman'J Hour 10:45 A$.C. Proi!'am (Friday) 8,30 Sunda~ Sboor 11 ' 00 News 1:00 Sunday Shoor 11.011 Tiny'a Country Ju11ctlon 9,30 The Bible Speak• to 11:30 l"UIY'S ,Country Hymns 9:45 Legislative Report 12:00 Cement block New1 lO 00 The Good Llle 12:30 Goesslet's Guest Star 10:1.\ Congressman Moeller IFrideyl 1.:30 The Sunday Show 12:30 Larry Anderson Shoor 11:30 The Quiet Hour 3: lJ Jim Meea Show 12:00 News 4' 15 JIJaehluu' Auto Sbow 12: 16 The Christians Hour t:30 Electric Company News 12:30 The Rev. Merlir Teets t~% Jim Mees Show 2:00 The Rev. Silas Billups I:OO NellJ 2:30 The Rev. Andre" Pai·10011 /l I:05 .lim M• Show 1:30 Suilda• showcase 1:00 """ O...rts l'ar·•-' Serenade """ 1:!0 Sundown I:IO Jim Mees Sll>w 1:00 Oft the Alr THE BORN LOSER---..:....:.::...:::::....::::_____~ - -....."'!!!!!~!!!!--'!!!'!!'!!!!!!!~i;;:RJ$Ai;s(i;j . YOUR CHEVY DEALER TlnDYB WMPO Radio 1: Low mileage by local owner, spotless dean interior, POMEROY MOTOR CO. A 0aJpl IIW 'I 9 " I 1960 Buick LeSabre 2 Dr....... $1195 MARK IV ~::·:~::pot 8ur r1111 AI.L B06GED 'MF IT AIN'f NOTHIN' $E~IOIJS­ l TIIIIIIK SHE .:JEST OUTDONE H61:5ELF PUITIIII'UPTHEI'\ 'IWO IIONNERf JAR$ OF Black Jinish, 4-speed trans., 110 engine, red vinyl bucket aeats, radio, heater, good whitewall tires, itc 18 cu ft. Good Frigidaire I'D LOVElO, !LVINEY- 1964 Chevrolet Impala H.T. Cpe. $2395 finish, good tiret~, 327 cu . tn. VS ell.iine with std. trans, Radio tnd heater, Immediate openings for quelifiecl: Stiel Leyout & Fabricetion Pipefitten Electrician• Sheet Molal Welders Heavy Equipment & Machinery lnotellero 1676 Lincoln Hgts. nice modern APARTMENT, 5 rooms and 4 room house with bath basebath, over Fabric Shop, Fur-~ men~ hardwood floors.' Builtmshed, rent reasonable, in cupboards. Attic finished Frank Fugate, WY 2-529.1. for storage with disappesr-8 3 tfc ing stairway. Priced for - FOR RENT - Modern fum· '.iJil"·()QSiamese cat, R u ished apartment. three rooms • pay for ad. Calli and batli. All utilities furmsh· B 4 31c ed S Fred H . 2'& . ee o11man at a --~-·------So. Fourth Ave., Middleport. IARNIY OOOGLI 1nd INUI'PY SMITH WITH A WARRANTY THAT COUNTS Help Wanted POMEROY MOTOR CO. 1 Good OK Used Cars Local one owner car, s»otlesa 'clean black interior, whitt NOW GMAC AND BANK FINANCING j:~,-R;~t --·- 11. Busin- Services - CAR Washed-and - vacuumed. ~=- • POMEROY - % story ... •'""''·' I rooms, bath, basement, furnace beating, newly transmissiOn, new orated, bargain at $4,000.00. POMEROY - 1II ttory 1rl1me, I I rooms, bath, front and porches, basement, gas age 43,000. Price $995.00. lng, lot 100 1 100 out of 8 2 tfc water. $6500.00. RURAL - ONE ACRE - WJEH FM 101.9 meg. PORTABLE RAINSTORMa flick of a switch, test drivers at the. General Motors Proving Ground; Mtlford, Mich. change light drizzle into a cloudburst. Nozzles cono nected to pressure tanks on a'trailer simulate rainfall ~"" der driving conditions for 1ucb test putpooea 11 lludylnl windlhield wiper patterns. ~~~~~~~~~~~--------------====~B~y~A~R~T~~~ 'HCt.o a: Yc:!!_~. M lllE 6RDIJ6HT A/JEW WI& IT STRA'ICAT? GOTTA WATCH OUT FDR THIS HAN D. IT MAKES A LOfOF MONEY FOR ' ,.q-.waJ r' '' • 0 ill ,. : d ..... .,_ • ---•-.t-~""1·.-r I ...... .,.._ ~- ·:. ~ . • . ' -- .. �... . ···--··· ·- . .. . .. . • • ,,. ••·• ' •4 ... <I' ' ' ' "" " <,. _,. ....,... a..,o-· ~ · ·.1"-:::J'-' ~- \olf • ,. . ' . .., ' . . ' 1 ,,. .~ ~-lr' •· .. • • • <., I ' • • • •"< ' ',~ '-'~ .. • .. a ~ •• o "<o' ~ o , ,' , o~•< ' .. , . . . . .. ,· f J~'l ,·' ··~ -1 " ' 1 '1 •l.-.r \ . I \. ~ . • ' , ~ i I~ !.,' ' . •.-It I 1 .:. r, • ' <>/ ·' ' ,. ' ., ' I ,,. ·r • • . ,· ' ! I ' ~ '· . ~ 1'. t I· ' f •• ' ' VOL XVII NO. 93 POMEROY -MIDDL~T,, OHIO ., ; ., FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1965 '• Crew Escapes, ..WORLD bl Be· Thrifty! .. Alw•ys Save All of Y. ~yr • . Saleslips From Elberfelds In Pomeroy WASIIINGTON - PKESI· dent Johnson went to Capitol Hill today lor a historic signing of votiNi rlghta bill and disclose4 pf4ns to start enforcing it SalllrdaJ. · The President said he has eli· reeled the Ju;tlce Department to llle a law!lllit challenetne the CGt~Jtltutionality or the state poll tax In Mlaslsslppl Saturday at I p. m. EDT. . !'. ·. ~-. . ,.~;:, This Weekend We're Having Oi!r Store·Wiele August Sales II ~- . BRING YOUR FAMILY TO OUR SAlE'~lll FRIDAY FROM 9:00 TO S:OO · AUCKLAND, N. Z. - T H E 1arents of the L a w s o n !Uintuplets have received more lban fO,OOO worth of girts but ~~ I~ one they really need, the family lawyer said today . rllj!Iawyer, A. ~ . Goold, said lall!uel and Shirley Ann Law· KID'' most pressing need is a new · house to replace the old, two , bedroom home they have '>een ': living ln. . \' :··· ~ end SATURDAY9 UNTIL 91N THE EVENIBQ i Elberfelds In Pomeroy I -- BIRtHIMA, JAPAN - " ·' . . ·1 oush . tiled over this nor' :. .I ' ' mally · 'ustting city at 8, 15 a.m. THE cofferdam within which the Ohio River Racine locks will be built takes loday. ' years to the mlnure part of the Army Corps of Engineers' modernization program. It will replace alter U .was devastated by the -(U.S. Army Photo) 'lrst atoi..tc bomb ever used In I .:P.;~~ Etopped In the.,•lree~\ iiiil"illll'lll ,activity ea~e lo "mbat. \ p·omeroy Merchan:t s··. e G()\.0 S't ft,.l 7-~· ~andiiiiD , Hiroshima s .5110.· .100 ~pie;_ observed a mmute Fri. & Stl., Aug. 4-7 EFFECTIVE AUGUST 6 TO SEmMlER 10' ~ .I Anders, Car Mon .. Tues. 11nd Wed. Aug . 8, 9, 10, 11 ELVIS PRESLEY Shelley Fabares, Harold Friday Night ~pening, Gary Crosby , Joby Chris Noel. C1nanovu, 3 ltoogtl !Dilnio•n: 75c $ 41lr. ANNOUNCING I STORE HOURS FOR AUGUST •) ' •All participating merchanta will Jive any penon, 13 years or older, a FREE TICKET AND N. Y. Clothing House with,,jill · ~ TICKET NOW. . THESE POM ERQY STORES · ARE ·_GIVING AWAY FREE TICKETS: •• 111or Oil citntionv · illrlloy & ......." .. . . IPIIIfin:,...,. k&CI.,., ...,.. Pemoror c - lteck -: CANVAS ·FOOTWEAR Por lack Telchll'ol till SHOE lOX MIDDLIPOitT, 0. ' I' ' ' ' ' tnt "·'-U~ · · Hoill111 a ...I.,.. · ~..-..~Lonol.,.rt.lle,. 11-lllr Allie -c.m,.ny · tt.Hto'olohle ,ltetlen ·'.,..... . ~r'• ~rlv•ln ·~~to. ,Ptwlet ~~ · !=...-eSt.:; iletliliri•if · ........ lterl!'• " ·""""""" .... ,........ ..... Niw .,...., Clltllllll Houto lwllhH & LehM Dn111 Mo.,.,.rtto'elhM ...., ...,.,;, ·or.; Atlflurolll w,.tw\ 11 ~"- L .... . , . .. ..ti • • & ....... .~. •.t i't ~ ...... • lulerluiiMIIII ......... Mater~­ ,,..... ., Pt..r ...., korr & Yin Zlnllt ·A-111M ll411 & 1Y Ch•~rlhloo en_.. .._"...,. MooN'IIfwt ', .............. HtJt'o ilohlo ilellon Dolry,YIII., K.....o G& J Aut. l'erto Co. •.......,... ... .. c.. w. I I 'CiolYifw ' '·'i' - ' ~ ,;._ ...."". 011 c.. ,. '•:Z .. • . \PIIiliit, t"'"~ WASHINGTON- Tilt Ptnt~~gon announced U. $. llattlt dtatht In Vltt Ntm rose to .546 In the wNk . ___:" : .. . .• I .' Pul~-= ,.,..~c ' ,....,.... for MI!Otlatlons. Wuhineton oboervtrs doulitld ptaca tallre were Imminent, < ,..,r.-;'ot.t""*' _ H C Dye Dies Today Jn Ne}sonville Betzm'g.Sells - Green Lantern Stewart Face J dge T Gmot , hers = A.~ G~inther, youthfuJF'IShermen are JllVIte • d to JOin • • Ill • Derby 1 J I :.:-:!~~r:.~='H': ~'ht::'~ r:~a~lho~t: onT:al~ :~~=tam~~ :~je~ted~r~ a~~~~~s ~~: TIIIP ....I&...... lhnon'o Marlett . u,.. • · ·· · ' ., · . 1 I • Friday & Saturday e Downie-Gross, Inc. ~ •; ! • .• 11eceuuy. Merchandise certlflcates are redeemable at any partlclpatln& merchant. ASK I'OR YOOJ.'.~· ' · , Tues., Wed. _ 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM mn.dav _ _ _ 9:00 AM til 12 Noon 9 AM to 9 PM ~ • · : I • t N w The Vle am ar MOST STORES ARE OPEN TIL 9:00 P.M. Some Stores are Open Both Friday & Saturday Night~, :~ .. · New York Clothing Houoe t Downi.Orou, Inc. . 1 . Given Awty Thus: ht, $50- 2nd, $25- 3r d, $15- 4th, $10- EACH FRIDAY NIGHT Presley, Mary A nn Mo- . · One of 10 U.S. hellcopten try• ing to ald·'tbe JJesleJe,d u.s. Spt'.cial F.q p e-llt Due co, in !he ~· Hlptauds 250 miles north of Saigon, was forced down by enemy fi'OIInd f' r e. A U.S.A.F. transport plane made ~ "miraculous• land1ng at Saigon alter Viet Cone ~ Ore shot off part of lis landitlg gear when 11 tr1ed unsuccesafully to evacuate wounded from Due Co. Charge T day in "GIRL HAPPY" (Technlcolor ~ _. Named to DI'stri.Ct Posts In Merehand is"' ,, Ce rt i,f · c a t .e s ..• • Joan - Two Drew ,. ebsl er Memh ers! HTtME TRA'fELERS" ~ Technicolor) ~os ter, Phiiiip • • her Rev. Cheesebrew, Gumt Each Friday Night A ·- ° GIVEAWAY 9:15 PM IN POMEROY PARKING LOT desperate !iring passes In an effort 00 shoot it down. The plane c r a s h e d at 3:25 p.m. in the east end of assured that we wiU have an tbe city's main s~reet just as i~t~restine and educational ex-~ the city was wak1ne up !rom hiblt. Note: Above. we failed to ~ menhon two lffiportant tools,I • • the "snapp'm' turtle" cor? planter and the "single shovel ' plow with its heavy wood beam and root cutter. I BY A. v. HOWELL molasses, sugar water spikes, A curator or assistant, vers· school children, through the Today 1 shall deal only with Iand haneing against the wall,. ed in the use .ol all ol the museum to explain the use of 18,000 Vlchlils or the atomic one section or the proposed mu-1 bundles or wheat r y e, l machines ment1oned and tools the machmes and tools . Jlast. . seum, agriculture. buckwheat, oasis, bundles ol dU- for plantine, "tending" harvest- Mr. C. E: Blakeslee, Me!gs . ferent grains and grasses, and , mg field and garden crops and County Agncultural ExlenSloD 1 ToKYO. _ TYPHOON JEAN lhe lour rardmal wor~s a shock or corn. their preservation, will ac- agent, is our consultant and ashed the South Japanese of man, agnculture comes first, For the ladies w11 have a lcompany groups, especially ~dv1sor on matters or accept~land of Kyushu wtth 110-mlle- for Its products are! neces:.: sidesaddle. I teachers with their classes or 1ng and arrangmg the exh1ban-hour winda today killing at lor the exiStence 0 man 1 · its. Mr. Blakeslee is a member nt : . Durmg the latter years of ol the Executive Council ol the 46 leQI 21 persolfi ,w;t ml~:g · the colonial era in America, Me;gs County Pioneer and His~ man. 0 1018 Y 18 as there began ihe development torical Society Receive Word On nisslng, was IeaRd dead. or means and methods of food W/ Under his direction we reel Harry C. Dye, lather ol oneProperty da~age was heavy. production lor man and beast Native's Death !time Pomeroy athletic great, l'he howling Win¢! blew down that today exceeds such develWI'}} Tippy Dye. died Thursday at IJlany bomes, In some cases opment before that time by all "I Relalives have been notified •Mt. St. Mary's Hospital in Nel:rapplng ~eir occupants. T 0 r- mankind in the thousands and or the death today of a former sonv11le He was a res1dent of renlial rllD caused floods and thousands or years before Middleport resident, Miss Etta Athens. 0 laodlllldes. disrupting lranspor· Therefore. it is timely that . AJ?pointment of Drew Webster Po~t members to U 00 Gaskill at th Foster Rest home A native ol Meigs county, Mr. latloo throughout Kyushu. we examine the tools of such h1gh d1str~ct off1ces was ~nnounc~d today by C?mmandin ZanesviUe. Dye leavL'S a . daughter, Mrs. Arter sz years, Roy BelzlnJ, progress. er Ben Williams of the E1ghth D!Sinct, Amencan LeShe Is survived by one broth· Robert (FranciS) Hams. 1n proprietor or the Green LanKESPONSE ,NOT GOOD For our musetlm we already gion. 0 er, Harry, and two sisters, Misa Colum~us and Wliilam H. (~p- tern, Main and Court-sta In M~lgs County • new bookmo- have an early type grain sickle The appointments included . tat Margaret Gaskill and Mrs. py ) D)e, director ol Athletics Pomeroy, is going 19 take bUe, equipped with 4,000 books and cradle, the reaper and bind- the Rev. Frank Cheeaebrew, a coml~·uttee , attended a s e Sheri!! Robert C. Hartenbach Fred Lemley, all ol Zanesville. lor the UmverSity of Nebraska, things a bit easier. lor children, teen-ager and ad- er and a thrashing machine. past commander or Dr•~. W~b- mee~ne ~ Cleve~n~ Aug.d' l: said today two-time loser Arden She was a former member ol Lincoln. One son. Max, " de- Mr. Betzing disclosed today ui~ has iaile to attract much the lannine mill lor cleanine ster Post and aD.P~~t ~~let ~r. 1 aug an ~·r ~· c~~ti~~- Otmer Stewart, 46, Rt. I, Har- the Church or Christ or Mid- ceased. . . be he has sold the Blue and Gray 1 servres w~11 J a1 2 restaurant - across Court-stpatflmage in Racine according wheat, the cutting box lor cut- commander as ~s riel ~p- ~ e er~~ a~ t ~~''!? make riaonville, will go before Com-1 dleport and was a member ol Fune~d to one source. ting straw and !odder lo mix lain. Rev. Cheese re~ a so les 0 e sr c . h mon Pleas Court today on an the Church of Christ or zanes- p.m. ay .rom e aeger to Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Guin0 1 1 "The response !rom residents with meal or bran for ~ow ~~~eelB:i:.~~~e:plam durmg~ ~~~eiD ~ ~!~:~.!~c:rvit\c: information affidavit charging ville. ;.~:~: ~~~ec~~l Au~~~sti;~e~~ ther, ~nd has brought his son, in ~ine ha. I been very feed, a corn cutter and husking Another appointment was that this Legion year. burglary. Funeral services will be held the se rvice. ~n, m as ID8lllller or the 1aod, said this (re'~n.. . peg lor cuttmg and h~skmg of Drew Webster Comlllllnder G. All these appointees will join Stewart and Richard Kraley, at the Bolen Funeral home in Green Lantern. Therefore a special mvltatloo com and a shelling machine; a E G 'nthe as Dlv'ISloo Com- slate ollicers at a Legion lor• 21 Dexter were apprehended '" Zanesville Saturday at 7 p. m. EXPRESS APPRECIATION The elder ~lng, ~ f?rmer I• made to everyone. to VIS! · 't the trea dm111 • a set 0 f burrs ( m~·u mander · Ul serving r ' ' Pomeroy Meigs and Gal- urn Aug. 14 in Lancaster where Parkersburg by Wood coun- Friends may call at the funeral The Federated Church oouncil h ill becouncilman band j iodicated . bookmoblle Racme at Co- stones) !rom an old water mill Ha counties District' command- the special speaker will be ty officers earlier this week. home alter this alternoon. today expressed public ap- e w . on o wm1 on ...... Garage park'mg Io,t on Sh aderiVer, · · 1 the eveDlngs _., an "A" harro.w, ers are direct workers in newly . elected Second Vice Meigs deputy Bob Beege work• The body will later be ta k· preciation to the Busy Bee trade Do mBetz ud h: th Aua •. lllrom 1:15 "· m. to 2:1$ a side hd~ plow, ~ coane mill•membership drives and work Commander Bob McBride, the eel with the West Virginia ofli- en to the Gaskill Funeral home class ol that church lor a gilt ol ~the, I a 1~ mo 01 P·__m. lor use m maklne sorghum hand in hand with each first J first Korean Conflict veteran to , cers in the apprehension. in Wellston where services will $5tJ made to the council Thurs- :":eal'S alter~ p:~~~ vice . commander. hold state office, Stewart and Kraley are charg- be held Sunday at 3 p. m. Bur· day. "This Is a line contribu· ed !rom Albert Russell Paul Casci and . Frank eel with breaking and entering iai will be in the McArthur tion to tbe work ol the churcb" Meanwhile, Mrs, Vau~han also rece1ved Import- Secondary Road 37 the residence or W. A. Stone, cemetery. \the council sa1d. who took over the restaurant ant Committee posts. W'II B I d on Gold Ridge in Bedford· and coolectionary Aug t 1 00 Casci, Middleport Postmaster e mprove township the nigbt ol Aug. I. It said Mr Guinther and their• By United Press l"ternetinnal ls. district chairman or. the R~A~LESTON - ~e Stat: is charged they stole a saddle, son, Jon: w'lll assist at the res~ ommlSSlon WI op~ clock, radio, and maybe other aurant. . PLEIKU, South VIet Nam - VIti Cong gutrril· Gilts lor the Yanks progr~. . l11 today poured mortar and small arms fir.e onto Casci, when he held tins o1!1ce bids August 17 on 31 proJects articles. The Items listed were Restaurant hours are week· a U. S. Special FnrciiS airstrip around which gov· In past years, had the Eighth es!t'lma~hlo lcdst ~em~n: recovered in Parkersburg where days Monday thru Thursdays r they had been sold lor $12, the . • . . . 6 a. m. 1o 8 . m. Frida ; trnm"'t forciiS he¥41 fought for tw9 weeks to es- District at the top .of the state. ml 10~· e arges . nu Jobs offered sherill said. The Meigs County Jaycees today agam lD"!Ies all 6 a. m. to 9 p. ~. and Sund/o tal!llth .I MCUrt dtf.,se perimeter, No ctoualty fig· Sunday he w1ll JOIR other diS· 00road lmprovement c?ntract 10 _any "nele bid Sheriff Harteobach said Stew- of Meigs eountr roungsters between the ages ~f f1ve and 6 a. m. to P. m. Y were. rtiHsed. A helicopter wao shot down trict cha~rmen In Columbus m 8 a plllDillllg sess10n. openmg held thiS year. art was released recently !rom sixteen to parhc1pate m their ftrst annual Meigs County The Guiothers reside at 162t ~· "'- bast Thureclay bullhe crew escaped. Mr. Vaughan, •.s new head ;::t $5i!w m~::n !ota~e;r !~ the State Penitentiary alter aerv- Fishing Derby S~nday afternoon in the phio River at Lincoln Heighta. Jon is a senior WASHINGTON _ Ghana's foreien JHretuy, of the dislrlct Amertcamsm f:' the 1 ing a term for conviction of bur- the Pomeroy landmg. · at Pomeroy High scoot and a 1 26 Ala Qualson-Sackty, was en route Ia Washlngtan .~--- - anu:~c rerre~enl tt' '::;~glary and !rom the same home "All that is neL .. ssary is lor donated by Ebersbach Hard· I varsity player on the football Bond Inve8tmenl8 est . con ralcd 11 e mgl 19 u charged in the current affl. the boys and girls to show up ware and Moore'n Store in team. II 4t!lvtr a lpiCial IHIII9I to President Jol\nson . year m terms o o ar vo ume. .1 with rod and reel and bait " Pomeroy and a Sportsman Knife from Prwld111t Kwamt Nkrumah. A Ghanaian dip- Total ·$842,000 Final award or. all ln!erstate dav.:m,ENILE CONFESSES said Bill Ineles. chairman ~ furnished by Pickens ~rdware OPENS SATURDAY AUGUST6 . TONIGHT NOT OPEN Ag·rz·cu·l tu· -..n~ Wl'll .con~,nr'Joe ' Jt s t • . useum ec lOn •.&.~ a~~ d BJ!enoe .In memory ol the STARTING . ' .. ,'• THEATRE SAIGON (U~I) - A U. S. A1t Force B57 Canberra twin·jet bomber crashed today in the ~ city of Nha Trang with its full load of 250/oun\i bombs. A thund· erous series of explosions kille 12 Vietnamese and in· jured 12 other persons, 8 of them Amencans. The two-man crew parachuted safely into the bay 200 miles Its middly siesta. It b!J!St lnto northeast or Saigon wbeo the Oames and then the oty was plane developed a fuel leak af· shaken with a aezit:s of explo. ter being hit by VietCong lire. sioos. Two of the eight Amer>They set tile controls for the cans lwrt were meJ;Dbers of a plane to crash at sea but il fire lighting crew. swung back in a wide arc Nha Trang wu once a sleepy while another B57 made eight coastal rllsort lmowD lor 11& beautiful beacbell. But only Thursday the U.S. Army anTOKYO (UPII - Chinese Communist naval vessels sank nounced It bad become head· two Nationalist warships Ia quarters of the Army's task the seas off lhe South Cbloa force Alpha-the first big COJD. Coast, Pekinc radio said to.. bat oommand of tbe lJ.S. lighting forces in VIet Nam. algbt. The craah of tbe B$7 was one A Chinese laogoage broad· of seven air misbape plaguing east mooitored ln Tokyo Ideo- Americans and VIetnamese iD tifled the two -- JSels as the tile war against the VIet Cone. Amerlcao • made submarlae 1o every cue the c:rew., esebaser Cbteomen and a amall- eaped with no more tluiilmioor er ooe, the lllane Cblaog. hurts. II said the two Chloeae NaAnother B57 crashed Into the tionallst vessels Intruded Into Saigon River Thursday night; a llsbiog «rounds near Namoa U.S. bird dog observation plane bland oil Kwaoglung Province crashed iD Cbuong Province · ud "'m•shan islaad off Fok· south of Saig~; A VIetnamese under a $29 million contract. This $72 million project is leo _p;;ince sabolage mls- AIH Skyraider crashed at the 00 pbsolete structures and is scheduled for completion in 1970. tioaa. Qui Nhoo airfield; u.s. AlE 8 Skyraider crashed at Bien Hoa, 15 miles north of Saigon. WASRINOTON -A M E R I· can deatha from hostile action In Viet Nom rose to 548 in tJu, week ending Aug. 2, an lncreue of 10 over the total at ibe end or the preceding week, the Pentagon aaid Thursday. '' ' B-57 Crashes In Viet Nam "I , ,,; •' ..-IIIJlAug. 2. Tht total was en lncreiM of 10 over ,_. prHecll111 -"'• figure. Tht cuutlty tall cov.... the ptrloclslnct J~n I 1961 ' ' • ~,, , . . , _. ,WASHINGTON - Houn Republican Ltadtr ~ R. Ford· btllev• Pr1111dant Johneon ,lhould ~"war on North Vltt Ntm. It Would 1M Hthe ' thing to do,H coneldtring our prft.nt" com\' JIOrd tald. Thl ltattmtnt wn the latut ·· n a political ucllangt INtWNn the GOP • IIIII tht PrNidont. '• , I .., ., ••• . ,,.. ·•·· I• " · .~. : + ·~, 1 A 17-year-old jhvenlle was to terlal land trust · accounts ' u. s. Bureau or Public Roads. Ihe returned to custody today amounted to S842,000 as or the The projects include one at ·of the Mel8s County PI'>' end o1 the •1965 fiscal year, It Mason, 3.78 miles of secondary hate court following confession waa announced today by Stale ruad 37, the 'Jerry's Run .ol guilt In the theft or an alumAuditor "'-··ter w GObi Road" for resurfaci•• mum dog boose !rom the Char· . In e. . · ' ''0' Ies Le wIs resldence, M'ddl 1 eport . Sobool .,,,.. bc11id holdings Meigs County, by township, include: SEK~CES SATIJRDAY route, and a battery, gas and Chester • •1$· Letart $2- Funeral services lor Margaret tools from the Leroy Wyant Oil!-~, ••· 0r'ange · """·•· ..:,,. ""•, Sansbn~ -3, who died at lhe home plsce, Rt. I, Harrisonville, and $1,&111.83, Scipio $4,679.83, Sut-'t>f her dlughter, Mrs. Richard tools from the Clyde Brown ton · fl3,048.811,' while holdings. Bochrnan, in Marielta 1 will be place, in HarrieonvjUe. The shelor mirils~l laiids, by town- held Saturday al ~ ·P ,m. •' the rill :1 sald the youtb had ahlps, include 'Chester $253, l!.wlings-Coals ,Fuoe~al . home! dented implication in any ol the ~1. Orange· $IS, .R.'d!l.and . with. the Rev. Chester kin! .· ey thefts unlil, with slon of $380 Scipio $17t.41 and Sutton· bl charge. Burial will tie In juvenile court Judge F. H. 0'. M~ ·~·... '<..,1.>u~ '"•",./' '• ·~•;b.<t~. ,~ )~es cetnetery, . ,. 4- , · , (Conllnued 011 Pqe Two) .. .,.~..- 1,...:_ Salem !Olive permis . ' ' ·' • It'"' .r , • , , 1 11 • .. :~r~· r "" ·1 r.. .IIJ"'\'II'f. . r • t, .. ,......~... f.tt;. '"'11., .. ._.1 the event Prizes will be awarded to the boy or girl catching the Joneest and the shortest !ish and to the bo or girl catching the .Y . tl . be most o'clock I!Sh. Startmg WI11 one and themechildren can !ish in the competition un. h ,1 k te 1 nt til sifix h> c oc · Echac cohn can s as mu as e w"a"nts between lbe start' and clos. , , r lnellme. Howev~, • .must epori to .~ registration desk befo~e lepottavmg t~.are~nd he mus re on re · Prizellnclude ~ and reels •w·,·~: ...: ',••.'\ _. ,::~, , .\ in Mason. Rtlr~hments lor the The Mason bo<wling center will part~:;;~:.l ';a/urru~:d reopen tomom;w - _Saturday - by ,Y try : alter COilllplete rellnishlnc of Ill and by M~y s Dairy of Ka · lanes, the ownera allDOUll<~ toenswood. dly. With winter leagoes now Each contestant must re- beng formed, the c:enter will o~ port to the Jaycee "'' . Rtogintration erate. uncier Bowling Propr... Desk before be~ to fish. ors Asm.. reglilatloos. All pel' All contestants will btl furnish· lOllS bowlilt& at the C*lter wiD eel th a copy · of the rules when be ellglb~ to bowl In all BPA ey reg"1er. tou1'1111111el111. Boys and girls between five - -- - and ten ye~rs pf age must be • ·~TEMPS accompamecl by an 11du[t. The T~;~~~peralllrel m downlowlt local Red Crosa unl~ . IIIII ~ ~ . \IJ toda.y a1 IJO!)Il wu .IJ ish life goards dur1na · lhe clici'eel. under elw $111, eva .. . .• ·.•~~;., . , , ,, a · •. � 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 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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