http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/28462ef07cc9d9d8882ec1b70752c98e.pdf 0e2f1384c523e298178ab58f333fa192 PDF Text Text _..., ..... ....,... . . . . .... -...,.. '.. -' ' 8-Dally sentinel, Pomeroy·Middt:port, 0., Aug. 7, 1965 Program is ·in Form of TV's Meet the Pres-~ Past Chiefs of Magnolia Temple are Guests lor Picnic With .Mrs. Kaspar AUG. 1 EUB Church . I rummage sale In the building on 'tli[~ti\'eet, across from The Past Chiefs of Magnoli•i who also had a meditation on will · Temple Pythlan Sisters heldo the revelation of John, followAug. I their annual picnic Thursday ed by the Lord's Prayer In unl· Sec- I evening on the~ at the son. . City home of ~rs. Amanda Kas- . Reported Ill were Mrs. Wtl· par, Rock st. A polluck dinner ham Ktlh_nger m Metgs Ge~was served at 6 30 with Mrs. era I hospital and Mrs. Rolltn AUG. 1 Frank Stewart asking grace Bearhs One member, Carrie Disabled American Vet· Miss Thelma Gruescr presi· Grueser, was los! by death and Gl d Auxillary will meet ctenl, conducted a short busi· II< wers were sent. Mrs. a ys evenmg A.ugu!:'l 8 at P.C!::I~ session which • opened Cuckler thanked the members Butter· w.1.th devotions taken from for the sunshine basket sent to I 1 ed 'th Jude t8·2S by Mrs. Stewart. her. The meeting c 05 wl F , ~. d- N' ·h -- . th:t~~J;~,~ ~;r~d~~~~n. Richard Rail's Ramblings. • • e ago, In my tlrst column, I wrote I wanted. to prove America "isn't the cold heartless place" some claim It is. It is proved. No one claims perfecU.., for Althongh be was going in the same general direction, and it wasn't far oot of his way, I was impressed that he had offered a complete str•oaer a , . down as If to give me 1 rldl then peed Jangblng and s away • or to att<r.1rt ~et ~1· Advice about ng . . en roads that what I had ortslnally plaoned has been h.elpful, ed by the reading of Philippians 2: ;. 16 and prayer by !be leader. The program was presented in the form of "meet the press" wlth all members par· Ucipating. A discussion was 1 held on case studies. Mrs. Menzel Smith, president conducted the busiJ,ess session and an offerinc WSI taken for literature. The WSWS Fall Retreat to he held at Camp Qt. American socieljo. Collectively we expose our bealolks, adult and juvenile delinquents, our political Bobby. Bakerisms. In· dlviduslly, Americans are great. Thl! greatness has been ex· Jl'lfienced time lind time again. @ften persons have gone out of their way to belp. Following are a few eJamples, most of them connected with bllcb·hlk· ing: ride since I was not hitclrhik· lng at the lhDe but walking to a better vantage point from which to "set up shop." . These are not exceptional cases. I have already, in the course of my travels, been of. lered everything from cigarettes to stead dinners, from boat cruises to overnight housing. Not yet has anyone 'attempt. ed to steal my money, to •low allowing me os occ881on avoid :Itles where chances of getting a ride are almost nil. So far, t!te trip has been""' joyable and educational. 1 doubt alncerely !bat were any· lbing negative to happen to me now (! do not expect II), 1 would be at all discouraged. Truthfully, I can report, "Give the American people a chance. They are the ll'ellelt," ~ I rren S 19 f T b Qb d e serve By Eastern Star Wedding Plans . A A d re nnounce 8 M' T Y .racy __=...,==;1 • • • .e ntt ne .'• 1 - VOL XVII NO. 95 .~................ 16 _______ WORLD . .... ~ ·~ , ..jttl. •> " " M • ... . Wednesday's Television Program Tuesday's Television Program WSAZ- TV WCHS- TV ChannelS Chonne13 ·I ! I 1:41 On Cob Repon 7:Gt TodaJ Show 7:25 Today Out Your Way 1:21 Today Out Your Way t:oo Cartoonavllle 1:30 llaebelor Fatber 10:00 Tndb or Conseq11enc:e11 lO:SG Wbal'l 11111 Song 10:56 Nen 11om1ug Report 11:110 CoocentraUon 11:30 Jeopardy 12:110 CaD M7 Blufl U::lt I'U Bet 12:5& Nen Day Report 1:• Midday Newt 1:10 SJueln' Jamboree 1:00 Momeat ol Trutb :12:30 The Doctora 1:00 ADother World 1:10 Yon Don't Say f:DI Matcb Game ,,. Afternoon Report t:30 Mr. Csrtoon l:oo YCIII Bear 1:30 Loramie 1:30 Newa Ptctun 1:45 Wtalber 1:65 11m l'backer Sports 7:1111 Haotley-BriDJdey 1:30 Mr. Novat ~ 1 - -'- 8:!l CarAv'n t:DI Baseball lleds vs. Cubs ·tuo News 11:45 Weather • 11:~ Sporll IZ:GO Jolmny Caraon 1'11o141J, Aag. 11 Wgbligbll 12:011 Midnight - THE TQ. NIGHT SHOW starring Johnny Carson - Joey Bishop is host In place of vacationing Jubn1,)' Canon. WIIISTLING DEBUT ab HOLLYWOOD (UP!)- Tho whistling you'll hear as the llleme song for "Mister Buddwlot' was provided by James Gomer who finds It an easy to IIUlke his movie musical ••1 debut. Channel13 1:55 DaliJ' Wan! 8:110 Blblt Alllwen 8:30 Jack Lo Lomtt 1:110 Full Scbool 7:25 Oafly Word 7:30 Bozo The Clown 8:00 Buddy Starcher Show 9:00 Captalo Kangaroo 10:00 Mike Wallace • News 10:30 I Love Lucy 11:00 Andy of Mayberry 11:30 The McCoya 12:00 Love Of Lift 12:2$ CBS News 12 :30 Search For Tomorrow 12A Guiding LJgbt 1:00 Woman's Page 1:25 WCHS News 1:30 ~The World Turns 2:1111 Password 2:30 House Party 3:00 To Tell The Truth J:25 CBS News 3:30 Edge o! Night 4:110 The Secret Storm 4,30 Lone liiJIIII' 5: 110 Surfside I 6:110 News Tonlgbt 6:15 Your w·,thenn!m 6:20 Sports CBS News Joey Bllbop Sugarfool 'lollyWOO(I Talent Scaal Petticoat JIIIICIIoa The Doc!A>ro II lbe Nura The New1 1'oJ1lCbl 11:15 Weather 11:20 Movie 6:30 7:110 7:30 8:30 9:30 10,110 If :110 RED INFILM HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Aner 14 y · :.ar 1way from 1 l, Red Skelton c·• be seen oo the big screen again in ........e Magnificent a•en in Thier Fly· ing Macbioes." WACKY CA~T HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Dick Shawn joins the wacky '-• n( "What Did Y. .. Do In T' e W.- , ~ 'jy?" starring J~ Cobu 'or United Artistu. • t:45 KIDCIIIII 0& 10:00 MomlDa MoYII 11:30 Prlllt II liJCb& 12:00 Dmma 11M 12:30 Falber IDtrn ... 1:00 The Reblll am. 1:30 Tho Plopln CIICib 2:00 Where lbe Actloo II 2:30 A Tlml For US 2:55 Nen S:OO General Holpltal S:OO YOUIII llarrledl 4:00 'l'ral1muta 5:00 Super 8bow &:35 SUpermall 6:110 Local NewJ I W.alber 1:1) Nen 6:30 Leave II To Bufll' 7:00 Rllleman 7:30 ()amhltt 1:30 UcH•Ie'a NPJ 9:00 Tycoill 9:30 PIIJtoa Place 10:011 Tho P'uilllve 11:01 Nen 11:10 Local Ne1ll 11: I) ltealller 11:20 Sporll 11:30 ABC'• llltlh"fle FOUR IN A ROW HOlLYWOOD (tlPI) - Actor Rory Calhoua · madt II i'llur plcturel lD I row ' '" producer A. C. Lylel •I Paramount with hll Illest, "Aplicbe tip. rlaiDC.'' NATlllWLY HOLL YI"OOD CUP!) -Here ..., three tldd8o to lbe cut of "Lite J. lbe Top"; Sir Donald Wolflt, Allau QlthiJert. 1011 and Ambrolllil Pbi!JpoU. Brllllh, naturaDy. IWI1UIES 'ft'I'LB HOLLY~"OD 1360 ON THI DIAL WMOV ....... \ w. v. (UPI)Twentieth CeD1urJ • Fox hu IIWitcbed iiM! t1tle ol "VelUII lllliiiC" to "Hoi! To llltlj A Million Dolllrl Iiiii ..IYt Jl'all" piiJ EY• .. ~••" WCHS- TV WSAZ- TV Channel 3 WHTN- TV Channel 8 1:25 Dall~ Word 7:30 Bozo The CIOWD 8:00 Buddy StU'Cber Show 9:110' Captain · •ngaroo 10:00 Mike Wallace II Non 10:30 t Love Lucy 11:1111 Andy ol Mayberry 11:30 The McCoys 12:00 Love 01 Lila 12:05 News 12,30 SeardJ For TomorroW 12; 40 Guiding Ltgbt 1:00 WIIIDOII'I Pap 1:20 News 1:30 As lbe World '1'Urt11 2:00 Password 2:30 lloule Party 3:110 To TeQ The Trulb 3:25 CBS Newa 3:30 Edge 01 "IJ!hl 4:110 Secret Storm 4:30 LoGe Ranger 6: 110 SUrfside • 1:00 New• Report 8:15 Your Weatherman 1:20 Sporta 6:30 CBS Eveoln& N""t 7:110 111m FnlldiCO bell 7:30 Mr. Ed 1:110 111 lhiDI DoD 1:30 Beverly lllllbtlllel t:IIO Dick Van DJit 1:30 Our Private World lL .t• fAC}'•DesJ C• ~~ flour 11:011 Tbt Nn• 1'oldlbl 11 IS WeatbeJ Tell« 11:211 lAte tlbow ••• Ccn Cob Report 7:00 Tod87 Sbow 7:21 Today Out Your Wa7 1:25 Today Out Your Way t:oo OoitooonWe 1:10 [!ecbeJor flalher 10:1111 Trutb or ConsequeDcel 10:10 Wbal'a Tllill flool 10:51 MornlJii Report 11:GO ()mrentratloD 11:10 JeopardJ 12:110 can "' BJ.U 12:30 I'D Bet 12:65 New• Report 1:00 Midday N0111 1:30 IIIDcln' Jambonl Z:OO Momeol o! Trutb Z:IO Tbt Doclorl 1:110 ADIIIber World 1:30 YGU DOII'I Say t:OI l4lteb Gellw l:25 AflsmGU Report t:IO Mr. Clrtooa 1:011 WoodJ Woocli't""1:38 Llramlt 1:30 Ntn Plel1n 1:45 Wealber 1:65 Jim l1laeUr Sporb 7:atl~ 7:38 Tbt VfriiDIIII t:ao Wed. Nllbt .t tbe Movie~ U:OO Lite Non Plclura 11:1) TV I W..U. 11: Ill 8!Jorll 11:30 Joi!DD1 ClriiiD Five yearj 11(0, John 111d: "Going to lbe thtater Is my chief hobby and hw!ry. Llka other New Yorkerl, I lear lor the tbeater'l ecooomie future. n wt 1011 11 lbe way we IDol the Glaota and the Dodger~, we'll bave 1011 part of the are& lbel 11· New York City." WedB"IVJ, Aq. II 7:30 TilE VIRGINIAN - starring Jatne1 Drury ID tha tltlt role and Lee J. Cobb 11 Judge Garth. "funberland." Tho romance bslwetll a YOUIII ~ and • Loulnl boll' daagtitft tbreBIAD to tum a idmllterlltC feud belweed loggers IDd ranchers IIIIo a violent abowllown. PAll INIPKliOQ IXTIIIMITAL T-n.llr¥111 , O'Dell LIIIIIM!r C. ' e a .. o, ...... , · - 4*127. h!llt , . Celt .. .. •• .llum~t 9:110 - WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIE$- "See How They Ron" atarriJI1 John l'or•ythe, Seola Bei:ger, Jane Wyat~ and Francllol Tone. '1'lne orpbaoed cblldrea block lbe ef· ,. .~ a.e.,NI-.*' CliJitellflll!lr ....,,., ........ MIMI , -WY N4D , ·wt .NIIf llfPllcbllt I forti ol • ~-tine (Jita;la- tlonal cartel to cov~ crooked de•IJ..... up lie • - I. WHTN ·TV Channel13 7:55 O.Oy Wf'<l 8:110 Navy FUm 8:30 Jack La t-anne 1:110 FUll School t:45 King aad Odlt 10:110 MAmllllj Movie 11:10 Prlee .. Rlgbl 12·110 Donna Reed 12,so ll'othes Knowl Bell 1:00 t'he Kebu• Game 1:30 l'be PIO!)le'• Choice 2,110 Where the Aclloo II 2:30 A Time For U1 2:55 Newo • j I .' S:OO Geoeral l!Gipflll UO YODIII Marrieds 4:110 Trallmuter 5:110 Super Show &: ~ Superman 6:110 Loeal News I Weather e:u Newa e,30 Leave It To !Ieaver 7:110 RIDemaa 7:30 Oule .nd Harrlel 8:00 Patty DuD To be Judged 8:30 SIJindtl t:30 Burke't Law 11·00 ABC Scope 11 News 11:1b Weathe1 11:20 !\pnrll lUO ABC'o Mlghtllfo One of my fivorlte otort.., and the only one l can with any rtgularily remember, con...... John'l one stage appear· ance. &!Vera! years ago be aer· ved u the narrator of the openlni acene of an off • Broadway performance of "John Brown's Body." John played the role on weekends, when Congress wu not In session. .r ., We were campaigning In Greeawicb VIllage some months later and John shook lbe bands of • lovely, older couple. The wife said sbe and her buaband had seea JBhD oct In "John Brown's Body." John begiD It! look pleased. . "We didn't know at tbe time .1111! were a C<maruaman," llje lady COntinued, "llld Wt _. WJ,llld to dllcoter lolo <ir tljlt JOII ban 1011111111q illl to: do." ""'\.'" ' .. ~·, ' T . ' ~ettb~;u:~~~=:' : first of which, he told the petrol, was left ol center on tba cu~~· Ely, the patrol said, 600 Conservationists Truek Damaged, Deer IS• Killed Near Middlenofl ft ---- ! 0 car I s ' .f Four persons were uninjured at 9:05 'P.m. SRturday drove off the right side of the when one of three cars involved in a collision on Rt. 35, highway ID avo1d a collisloa. a ball-mile west of Gallipolis. crashed into the front of a The Ely ear missed the flrll bouse, the State Highway patrol reported. car but came back ICI'OSI lbe Officers said that Mrs. Ada Walker was sitting on highway aed collided sllgbUy the sofa in her front room at 162 Jackson Pike, when with the left front ol the second the of Dr. George L. Ely, 47, Garfield Ave .. rRn onto eastbound car. The Ely car the front porch and crashed into the front wall of lhe then struck a car owned b1 bouse. Thomas Walker, parked ID front Neither Mrs. Walker nor her\ of the boose. brother, Alber! 0. Patterson, Walker was nearly jarred from The Ely car bounced oH lbe who was in · the room, was in- the sofa but held onto a coffee parked car and ran up onto jured. Dr. Ely and his wife, a table to keep from falling. the front ,porch of the Walker passenger, were also uninjured. The patrol said that Dr. Ely. house, strilnng the. front. wall The four people, however, were driving west, was on his way Impact of the coUISwn Jarred shaken up by the impact. Mrs. to pick up his daughter, Mary: (Continued on page 2) I I .;. o~ ! I '·-"' .::. ,.-; (,..i Patrol Probes Nine Area Accid.ents 0Vef .Weekend WABHINGTON-ATrY, GEN. Nicholas Deb. Kalzenbach today was to name the Jrsl group OF "hard core" southern counties to receive federal voting examiners under the new vot. lng rlgbts law. Literacy and other voter qual· lfication tests were struck down in these states - plus Virginia · and North Carolina - Saturday when the U. S. Census Bureau formally certified that the ar· ea.!l came under the new law's automatic "triggering formu· la." Valid state voter quallfi· cations were given as age. residency, mental competence and absence of criminal record. Better Health Club Meets With I Mrs. E. 1. Tracy I[:'· ~·,, Four Escape Unhurt In Rt. ·35 Accident 1 I J ., ' _______ ____ ~- iD the eporf 1 ' -----------------------------~ ·.:."·~ -----------~_,-­ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MOI\IDAY, AUGUST 9, 1965 e~~% FIVE cENTS ...,. __;,..:.:...::::.;.:,:,....:.::.:.:..::..........:.-----~-:.-_-_;_ .• .,-; at Around And About 1 • ,1 r ' ' till~ Mainly About People In Pcmeroy .. MEIGS THEATRE • ~ t!, I! Pt Piea an t Judges Honor Ten ptetty 8ab'leS f 'day M'ddl ,. • at y .. .(..;,a ;., i C· bell Miss Grurser. Mrs. amp · · ASENATH ANN TRACY Lucille B. llawktns, Mrs. Kas· 0 I per. MISS Lena Grueser. M... Stewart, Mrs. Lawrent.. Lan· ' ning, Mrs.Cuckler, Mrs. Arn· . old Hayes, Mrs. Delbert El· ~*=:;....., Plans wer made to observe gp\stein, Mrs. Thomas Cook, ISS ,~ Friend's ~ighl when Evange- M~s. Henry Reibel, Mrs. Ray Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morris l·lne ChaJJter, Order of the East· Seldenabel and guest.• Mrs. Riggs, 307 Wetzgall St., Porno- terbein, Logan, September 111-11 Two days ago I was traveling b A Id sUSie Kaspar roy, Ohio, are announcing the was announced ana all women of from Cape Cod to Long Island. S ern olar, mel Thursday even- Ro ert rno ·, the church urged to attend. Re- I was more than 8 little WOf· • at the Masonic Temple. and Mr.s. Roy Smith and Lmda. approaching marriage of her Mrs. Kathryn "'-rhell. worothy The September meetmg Will daughter, Asenath Ann Tracy, servatlons must be in by Sep- ried about having to hitchhike 1/ 7 matron. presided. I be at the home ol Mrs. Kaspar to Mr. Eugene Hesler, Jr., son tember ·. in the New York City area. Ten pretty bohies were award· Phillip Belville of Gallipolis. The local chapter will join j w1th Mrs. Re~bel as co-hostess. of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hester The meetmg closed with prayer Just outstde of Providence, R. ed tlrst prize honors Friday af· Girls 8 to 12 months· Dorolhy an·' Sr New Haven W Va by the preSident, after whlchthre· 1., I was picked ~p by an Air ternoon In the Gallla Co!Ully Haislop daughter ol Mr. and Ra '"1·ne , Harr,·s·onvl. lle " " . . • · · freshments were served to e Force Colonel gomg to Brook· . Gal"Pomeroy chapl ers for the an- - · ' The br~de IS the daughter of above named and Mrs. Myrtle lyn for the weekend. Not only Jualor Falf Pretty Baby coates!. Mrs. James Halslop of .....nual Fnends Night which will the late Roy Tracy, Jr. and IS Long, Miss Dorothy Long and did be take me as far as Brook· The theme of Mickey Mouse lis. • be held at Pomeroy Sept 7th ' 8 seruor '" the College. of Ed- guest, Mrs. John Wilson of Co- Iyn, but also more !ban an hour Club" was carried out by Boys 8 to 12 months, Darrea Officers pro tem were Mrs. ucatJOn 8t OhJO UniVersity. The lumbus. ool Of his way to my destina~ the sponsoring club of tbe con· Haner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken. William Reynolds. assoc~at e gr~m IS a junior at Marahall lion, about 2$ miles north of test, Toddlers To Tassels .Mo. neth Haner of Gallipolis,' matron : Mrs. Evelyn Lewis, Umvers1ty, Huntmgton, w. Va., his home. thers' League. G1rls 12 to 18 months, NataSVND\l & MONDAY I ;ar:•)lr . AUGUST 8·9 l':lerta, and Mrs. Griff Russell . . j and ". majoring lD Radio-TV ' ~ In Ontario, Canada, near Ot· Judges for the conest were tie Boster, daughter of Mr. and ~L'~III<IN<i.• OR LOVE" . treasurer. I Mrs. dChardles I Wlthhrcw wast I AdTvhertJSmdgd.. 'II b t ' tawa, a ynung man gave me Mrs. Chesler Wamsley and Mrs. lisMrs. Melvin Boster of Galllpo. The ali ar was draped for I Ihe We ncs ay unc eon gues e we mg WI e an even . a ride all the way to Montreal, William Rard.ln, Jr., both mem· . Jim Hutton Mrs. Bessie Buice. Pasl Grand • 01 Mrs . Nora Roush. of Seplem~r 5, 11165 In the · (COlOr) 1 drove me on a tour of the city bers of the Pt. PleBSBnt Junior Boys 12 to 18 months; Mlklt Mnlron 01 Ohio and past rna· MISS Manlyn Brown was the Federated Church m Pomeroy, I j aad then Invited me to spend Women's Club of Pt. Pleasant, Craf~ son of Mr. and Mrs. fto. --and "PARIS WHEN IT tron ol MI. Sterling. Cha pter, guesl of Mrs. Charles Withrow Oh10 at haJf.past seven m the I the night in his home. W. Va. ; and Mra. James Rob- bert. Craft, of 203 Kl~ Drlva; "1 'lfiilliam Holden SIZZLES" m~s. During the busmess ses·, W<:dnesday evenmg for a e~enmg. The Rev. Wilbur Per- Mrs. Ellen Smith of Middle. Leaving Montreal the next erts, a beautiflcan from Point Girls II to 24 months, Tanya sion a don ation wa s made !o cho·kcn barbecue dinner In o~ rm w11I offlc1ate. Open church port received a phone call from day, I held a sign signifying Pleasant, w. va. First place Adkl... daughter of Mr. and Audrey Hepburn ("fechnicolor) the Salva !inn Army dnve and serva nce of Mrs. Withrow s weddmg " planaed. Iher' sister, Mrs. Albert Panoy· my destination was . Lake winners were awarded blue Mrs. Leroy Adkmsl912 Chatham i!ii~~~~~~~~~ ~ a rummage sale Sept. 10- birthday. · 20 of Paw Paw, Mich., tellmg George, N.Y. A Canadian lam· ribbons and '1.50 In premiums. Avenue. 11 was planned . . . Byron Hummel of B~r· 1 her her daughter, Gloria Terry ily saw the sign, couldn't stop Seco.nd and third place winners Boys 18 to 24 months; D. The Ruherta C~rcle Will meet bert on was the Tuesday lunch· 'had died. on the busy thoroughfare, went receiVed red and white ribho"' Scott Mtller, son of Mr. and for tis annual picnic dinner at eon guest. of hJS aunl, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Karr to the next exit, came back, respectively. Mrs. Don Miller of Gallipolis. Pomerov. Ohto Middleport in the chapter room Charles Withrow. . Iand son, Jeff, have returned and stopped for me. Mrs. Marianne Campbell, ma- Girls 24 to 38 monlhBi DediAugust 19. Those attending• Mrs. Lew is Roush, Mmers· from a two week vacation trip They took me all the way to nager, WJEH radio station, dre Ann Mitchell, daughter of are to bring a covered dJSh v1lle, and Mrs. George McClln· to points in Florida. They v1s- downtown Lake George and acted as moderator for the con- Mr..and Mrs. Gene Mtlchell of and table se rvice to the noon 1fork and son of Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. E. J. Tracy entertained ited in Roanoke, Va., with the had only planned to go as far tests. Galhpohs. luncheon. Hos!f·.,es for the Sep·l W. Va . visited Thursday at the Laurel Cliff Better Health Paul Theiss family, former res· as Lake Champlain, about • 30 Winners in each age groop Boys 24 to 36 months; John tember mecling wi ll be Mrs. Lelarl Falls, with Mr. and club Thursday evening at her idents, and at Myrtle Beach, miles norlh. and their parents are as follows : Robert Craft, son of Mr. and Mr Jf~r~!~u•;~O~ING LOVERS" M. L. French. Mrs. William I Mrs. Ernest Grimm. Ball Run home with Mrs. Ira N. C., Miami, Florida, Silver . A few days later, this time Girls to 8 months; <llristine John Robert Craft ol Gal· Peter F'un j Reynolds and "'rs . Jark Bech-1 Mrs. Lawrence Hoffner spent Qe!lman a con tributing hostess. Springs, and th( west coast . ~( thumbing towards Hyaoni!!, Haffelt, daughter of Mr. and lipolis. m Hugucny Nick tie. The initiatory work will a couple of days th is week In the :1 bsence of the presi~ Florida. Highlight of the t.rlp Mass., a man pulled over 88 1 Mrs. John Haffelt of State Route Mrs. Floyd .L. Johnson, ehalr~ be conducted at the Sl•ptem- 1with her parents. Mr. and , dent and vice president. \1rs. was an underwater marme way asked ''Where are you go- 7. . man and Mrs. Norman Ste'wart ber meeting. Walermelon was Mrs. Gordon Wolfe, Apple ' Charles R. Karr Sr., presided lshow near Silver Spring. s .. way: askd "Wheere are you goBoys to 6 months; Gregory co-chairmen were ID charlt of Mon •. Tues. and Wed, served following the meetmg. Grove. and opened with lhe Lord's Pra1 Mr. and Mrs. Hob~rt .sprmg. ing?" and then drove me right BeJvHie, son of Mr. and Mrs. the contest. Aug. 8, 9. 10, 1l 1 Mr. and ~1rs . Kenneth Harris er in unison. Devotions tak- er and daughter, Ktmberly ot to th~ front door of my friend's ELVIS PHESLEY in "GIRL HAPPY" SHRINE PICNIC SET and sons reutnred home Tues· en fro m The Upper Room were I Ada, Ohio.. are spending the (Technicolor) . . Sh . Cl b day after a visit at Rising Sun, led by Mrs. " acy. who also Iweekend With her parents, Mr. Darlllna MIC' hael ;. Presley, Mary Ann MoT~e Tw!~ CI~y · rme u Md., with her parents, Mr. and read a poem, "What Heaven !and Mrs. Eber LeWIS. Mr. Shelley Fabares, Harold family plcmc w1ll be held Sun· Mrs. Robert Young. They also Means To Me,'' by Jimmy Springer has been employed as G11e1t for Party Stone, Gary Crosby, Joby day, August 8 al .2 p.m. at the spent a couple of days at ! Jones. head football coach at Ada . Chris Noel. Meigs County FaJrgrounds. Ali i Greenvllle, Va' with Mr. and : Articles were read Including, High School and he and hia l Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miclr ~· J" • .. ' C1nanovas. 3 Sto~Jgtl N~!e~ and thetr famthes are Mrs. Kenneth Conner. I Grandmother's Garden, by Mrs, family are muvmg there thiS ael entertam~ wlth,;aa -~a:!;. .~;- I· ~t ... t, M:BI~ truck was sligbt- painted ) 15<: S tOe • . ·lf"l)·. ~ · u .. ~ ~ · • • ' ··• -.vi tn n ...u · " ··~.. .:.___:"-~... ~' ~tl~~- Th£~ ~~~:rly, ~~~ -~~-~~n~_ly~ at ~~If )mfl' ' · ~ .. . _,~ ?~D~ ~=J.,ti~::~ ~ ~ AUG .. 9 Rutland H1gh School band practice for the Me~gs Fair trom August ~~~ h:om 6 p. m to 9 p.m. high school gym All semors are lnvlied to in the band's lair ' BaD . . A tittle more tlum a month boose. ' ' 'I The August meenng Iii the .WSWS of "· Enterprise EUB church WI!" held Tuesday ev• enlng, at the home of Mrs. John Smith, Nye Ave. . . "Give GOC Glory Tht;OUgh lrol . Women's Reaemptiv.. · e lD 1Society," was the topic ]>I'OSelll"' by Mrs. Herbert Dixon. The hymn "I Love to Tell The Story"' opened the program follow· 87 Tom __.__,. _.,- ' I '! rt~ ..• ,...' . .... , " ' �r .. I Rall's Ramblings. 20 ·Years Ago: 2nd Bomb· Teen-age Boys Patrol ... ·s heduled for· '"m (eonllftued page u IOQN 1 window and dama11<1 C tile !root wall of the bouse. 1\ NAGASAKI, Japan (UPI)-A 1111811 motor scooter and an air light drizzle ten today over Na· By Tom Rtill uoil on tbe (fool . ki. Sirens screamed, bella porvb ll1la t11Jnutt1. lOlled and firecracker · exploSunday the patrol iilentllled PT. PLEASANT - Five teen- liuol rip 011 llll lif, 'l1ilfllberl L. Starcher a. of 111111 l!lee- a,. beys, all aeboel drc)louls, llll 111 'lbe city paused to . ~~~ l ::jA¥1. 11 driver of the car ages If lllroUib II ynn, 111U and remember. I bacl beolt told lllat to enjoy glamour of the masterful ex- outrageoua. "ldoln 11 1 ~ ' all llilb' leU of ceo- bave 1 Jtoarttli befort Jlldp pray tht Now Yorll Wari4'1 Fllir, hibi~ for 1111 IVII'IIt fajr. dol leu thlll :l&o, I 1111111 ~~er qwho the patrol James L. Thompson on Friday, II Will 11:02 a.m., 20 yean to one must hue money. I won- goer. Tired feet , crowded con- 20c • iGh a1 Allflll IJ ht GOIIMOIIon wllb lbt 1111111llt 1111r lht IIOOild 1111 0 dered, "Is the World's Fatr IQr ditions and last • sborleru"' MY hiO::h ~fish~anclw~ 10 11111- •lltdllllm' II llltWllfl lwiJD. lomlo bamb ht ltii1Gr7 WU til or for lba neb?" tempers appeared to reduce lhl rrtnc teS, ' Oil I mlll poo~ ~__, -·t·· aetn1 • n...- • pellllil..o vl1lo paym111t of lllOitflll'Y ftll. lllw was II 1111 ed 'ntt pool Wll vllldllllld 011\ljijiiCI 1111 1 .....or lo lhe 111nt DlantYiand, IIU5 Still, phylcltl IW'JVItlon pape~ .~l~tt, a~;.nt by 101111 ldtlltlflld lht lht IIIOI'ftllll ol July II and lltt quesllon naturally mterested must _be taken with 8 grain ol plasllc ~~-~~erwa~e '::! :-aa~ Oil' 11 1bt 111'11 IIIIo JO!IIIil wtrt tpprtltllldttl by me. salt smce mora than so.ooo per- Itry. con 1.1011!1. Ci , 011'. otty otftcm 1 lhorlllmt laltr, ~. fl. (IJPI) Eight boors of walking pro- SOliS .• day TillS> through the spmng cunoelty aboot the ly 1 Tbll't Wll btiVJ _..,. 10 Two of lhl )'OUIItl, bolh II, -AIIIIIIIIIIIIoll. Jlllltln 4 duced • painful crop of blisters tUI'Mides sufferlnl tilt same he~llh ur=.law! ... how· lbt IIJ Oil', lllllllum to I h • 'tllll bt makllll lbalr lint .,. II tH ... Lalli liilluDIIi and !Ito COllolullllll! lhat tilt nteoavemences. . one en-,, front ol lht Wlllitr 011', lhl PNJ'IIIOt ht court, whllt IIINt PMI II lllllll ONrttl1oll wlil wnoden 1be o!ftro are avail- o\dvlsable to lhe _lll'1uer m- tver -..blea:''cw.,: ~~ mot., 1100Ditr tlld lba tlr ODflo hJvt htd lll'lltr OMI llld GOIIIIH !IIIII Iiiii h lilt 1011 abll lo everyone - but It would ' ttres_ltd In economi.olftl IsGtm: ~":' M:::.la vii- tliliiiitlllf unll. Thtl't "'' •• wUI now htvt parmlllllll .... ".,.ui~' aieerdlq .. lbt • • · C0Uft Hearmg · • ,... Jc., av. •ut 1 w. : .ar '!/ ::.,~nSiderably to have. ~;~~~~~~ ·.~~~~;~;r~ ; ~:~t for ~:t5 e,lld one r.;,'tw; ~~~to~·~=~ ao:· 'nlollllpotl hll ldvl '•:::.:~~:i.t 0 IPcludiPS trwporta«on cQ!!te R • ed C J tnl~~~ ..lill~~can't1!~ ~:!:, llOntlftuttl ~ 110I~ :'; :;J'' uoh ~ 1111 youlht lhtl ht : . llolll If lilt c......• II Rio I fl'lll 1 ll'lllld Ioiii $:UI.I etlf 03 be eeten car bt upecttcl to 1111 far dtllllltl elal I ..IIJIJ, 1171 h dl I 1 of t~e ~an b~t ~ m~lnfr Je. Miner Succumbs •"!,~~ P111'11 llld. Tht .~ Uke~llt. :::m!r l':l ~ workiq Sllturday at hiS nom, on Rt. a PIQII!e· I "'" ao UPN or , and t~~lllllld Ill prlv· Clleshtre. He h•d hv~ In Gal- to lballl. :n_e 1111! §'s •ueb u 11111 havlnll 1o . 11 Uw bil vii 11 c.;pet"'=ttPflll, •~ :. U: lie eountf lor elfhl month1. Prl· Trstlitlonal ~ k •1111 the .... 8Ill' I the .aacklllll lltd •• 10\lVtlltr lo bll retll'tmepl, he had touriil "Junk lhiJIII." and retfvtni orW<Jrked for the Evans Ccal Co. ternatlonal oddities were 11 ~Urltll e::::. To Commence 0n sept. l.t'I IPilll'ttllp~.:·::.:: ':l':; "?" ..:•1r:· River DeWS • Nra. !WI Neau~lifll, 1 14 :.a •ear seven seas' Mr •· lla~son :~!.~'do~~"~.~··•. :~ trt~~ w::.,. i ;;,· : .. AI tht lll!llf time, he pleadttl lrith btq.lileobomb pups _, 111ake !hit the Lut time they bold rallies on the anniversary ~er.":r-:d:. blltlllll up of d=o:; h\D1drtdl of peoplt whll hav1 W::JU:' llOIIVerJad wiYtn villi: plttl mr W hert to ~old ban·lh• I'Gmti'O)' ·PollOI. bomb rtUIH and 1nli•Amertou Ont 1111 1 lour ' car wrtc~ dtmonstretlons. II wu M1 8undl7 •• lOt II •• m. 011 Wtst lhtlr dtDIOIISir•liolts· look 'Ill' Hld phasls away from th1 elemalo ~ y =::tr , ~ l ll' of Utt commemor~tlon. blqift,1 IIIl =~ :"!i!:e:al,1 ~! wrtck 110 I ..._ .... runtrll ttrVIatt ..... ...... llln 'l'lttlll Brohawn, •• llmdQ II her mt, " dele lid .. Sh"1_~11~- Nsdew 'I Only CarJIO Is Death tlll~hod • .... •oD!Dt IIIIo bit drlvtwQ, ~\l'ltnl~ ,.":POOl ·-., - ..... Oort driYtn by Johrnwohlrd 0~~..... • ..., . . ..,.....,. 114llkln. M. ol OtiUIIoty tnd ~~~- ~·=J .~ NOI'IIllll ArlllllroJit, (0, of Y~.: OrmiU•, lito •topJI'd. .;.;~ •••Ill::'~ ~~~= The ktqrlb vthiclt, I lrllok ,..., .,. ,J..., to "'""'" " ,_ drivtn by GrldJ Paul Crill, 36, :;~";._..:' ~:',: ..~~..;r of S)'I'IOU!t, to 1top, . "''/, •"':.,.'f':l Mllllnglbt "olllin I'UQiiOII" ol::. •::. •,,:, ~·""' !1b .,..,._ omqo. Crial WP oiled oa a - nroo ,..,,.. char't of falliiiJ to .top within p;i,_iiliiiMiiiiiliiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;; an asauAd ollll' dl1tanoe. Tttere Wll hv.vy dtlmqt to IU iba vtllletw. Joha Rankin, 48, a pasaenger in one of the wrlCked ca11, te...a 1 forehead Iaoera!lllll; 141dtlY11 1\~Jlijft wts reported to hav1 suJtalned arm and neok injuries; Sandy Rankin, age 3, had a repol'ltd injury, and Nlll'l1lllfl Armslro11J, 40, lUff.,_ ld colltusttl!ls of Ute hOIId anti None of the Injured was '"''"' " ... Jl: wiD bl ,,.,.. ,ue 81 lliO p.m. al the &mllll ll!tllb bolllt Ill), 411 Ntw J"1')', will! , qulppa, Pa., Wedn..day •t ~- p.m. Silt ITP lht wilt ol the Rtulltll D. lll'own. aur:vQra elude two da~ersSoo: her! 8 · Fllcher, Ntw _Jerwy, and Mrs. Q, Simoll, .\lll_:erque, ~ 1 lfiOP ,::· : · ..!?ste 0111Ci~lnnatl· ~~er PauinTtttiM, • 0re&OP: iilx aralldchlldren 15 l•llldchildren. In lieu of f!ftwero the lllvites contributions' w be :J r= :t,.. lai'" •uf· nee• ,.Ut ~-nr: w::: M~:,~ ;·~~: and h!J car 1truck a td tolht 111111 FlUid. Osbv Martm and 14111. Olin Hlllll doiiD II • • :4(1 1.11!.; hllltllnll tree limb ,\d(lllnlatratllln. I p. m. SatUrday. Pollet pld I Knipp wm in 1.aQetvlll klw·. . ~ no!J do•n t5, ' •-m.; brllken. o!t 10 t~e atorn>. ert 1'lte tau qiWttr m'Pq lht I' car driven by 'lbom1s Hood, d-1 evemP• to attelld t~t villi• UP II ' t .m. PtiiY "" mll!llf 4.mtt'!t to tilt .,... ~~~~~lng t1 the fQurth - - W 2!, PQmeroy. ran Into tilt rear homecoming f!l!leltnlloa booQr. ~ down 1&, T:ll •.m.;ROYI!iC lfeAllw:,cw!;~:wred .t S;30 ptiv. year of operation of Gill~ ot • atoppttl auto operlted by in~ Mr~ Romer Smllh. Ute up 17, 1 t .m.: WIYIII · up ·· Rt 141 lie polis BIISineso Col toBelt Gil ...... "'" Oepiftllll'nt !'mid~nl of , II, 11.45 p.m.; Viqkan up 11, p.m. Saturtla~ on . . •111 ••· ---~:!! y more, .. .. , M'ddl 1 e,...., m 10 4merlcan Leeton Auxlli- KEY WEST. !'Ia. IUPI\- 4 5:ii a.m.: Jelfer10n d~wn 11. w01t of OllltpoliJ wb~P Ronal4 which lq tum hit • car driven ary, held Jl the QoUlllry Clqb. Coast Guard culler hid in tow 7:10a.m.; Vulcn up :10. 6 a. ·P. Bllt'n~te. :IG, Patriot Star $200 DAmagee No1ed Mmhall Unlversi!J ~ns!QII by llGttaa J1111 Hood, 2T, Po~~~o -,. affair was given by Mal con- today a llhtp called Seven Seaa. m.; Ntw Martilwvillt down Zl, Rt., loot control 011 8 curvt llld In Auto Aodd•nt o&east~ for lbt llr$1 eroy. .r •' \1 No, ~4 of McCoooel.- 111 only <11'80 wea dpth. uo p.m.; Andrew C11lloun went ofl the rt1ht side ol the ,. i 11 be . Betty OiiiiiOI't! complalnted of ':\ .n, ..,\1 whic~ Mfl. Smith II 1 1 She carried tho bodt.. of htr !down 21, uo a.m.: I'. H. John- ~- R11 ur otruok I oonertte PT. PLEASANT -The Shtr- filii! WNI cltlet neek lnjurlu lollowiJit !be mio. '·. member. . captain, lirot mate and I crew· 11011 down 21. 5:30 a.m.; JoYt:e oulvert, owned by llullock-Wal• Iff's dep~rtmenl i~veaiiK'IId a prly September, oecordlng hap. 'l'bollllf Hoed was elted to The ,vent oJl(!P~ w1lh 1 cock· man, apparently ,unu.d lltlwn lu dow~ a, i:IO a.m.; Lotlifo llll' Co., In the ooutruetlon"" two vehtcle accident Sunday Paul H. OolliDJ, dlrertor of Nayor Laaar'• Court on an astaU hotir in tho louP&t frolll by a muttnolll erew. A lourtll ,iana clown at, ( l .m.; &1100 ... 'lbcro ••• mtliOI' dlmQI 11:45 a.m. on f\1. 35 w~tch,... lllisslons, oured elear dlllance char.-. & • 7 p. m. IQilowed by a dtp- uilor wa~ heheye(j shot and hts Willi Virlillllllll 11, t:JO 1-lll·l to the car. No Oftll Wllf ill1urtd 1ulted In atto proper!)' dtlmqe At Pt. Pleasant tile TheN waa medium damage to ntr ia tltt ~~Ina root~~. Mill llody toPI!d overboar4. Natiqnal clolla :q, 1:10 p.m.• IUid no charlO ""' flied. but no porll)llal InJury and no Ilona! meelln& will be the three cars. AIUI lll•helman, a11l1tant do- Waiting for the 125-loot coa~l· lllrvay Jordoll pp u. l;to 1. Ano!Jtlr Mtlll county acct. eilations; day, Sept. f at C®Piy Po1111roy poltlll were also parlmenl l!'lt;relllrf, save t b e a! veuel at (:o@St Guard docks m. 1 0. y. ~ liP 31, 4;36 dent O(!CIII'I'td at 1: :II p,m. Sit.. A Cjlr driveq b7 'l'homat P. of education offiCI. Mittel to liiVIIlllgato a minor tnvt101liflll . and Mn. W N. Gill, bert wer•. Fill IJenta, Co;ist 'I'm.; J. w. lllr.eJ up 31, U5 untay 011 Rl. II, li>:.ttnlhl of Jell, 61, Nullcr Fort. W. Va, Each of the e.U:nslon two. I!Br 1011ldenl at 4!10 p.m. Oblo Nttlonal EJecutiv. worn- Oull'd lllficert and itt owners, a.m.; A. J, Palm> 4own Grttn• I mill soullt of Cllllter. Offi, lrav~lilli norlh IUl 1\1. 35. ran ~ries tiiNt hoi.Ira ortdil, Saturday at tile tnterseetioa ol an IIIli p•tiollll llltmbtrlhlp IJaQiel Oarcta, •bout 10 and bit up 1 p.m.; QliYII' ll>urar dQwq qers aald IIIII G.,y I.. ltrnlh. qft lite ~rm hllll 1 ditch, and elasses mtet for one IW<I Blaat Nala IJid Sycamore-Ills. ehalrman, wQ toa$1tDistresl. ww. Raul, 38, both of Mie!JII. lirMUP 11 :10 Q,m; 4«111-t.ou- 21, of Chllltr a!Jrltd to !!US ll~lle bfln& pulled from lhc loalf hour aeasil!ll weeltly for Involved wtN oara drlV81 by rollowlna tilt db!ntr, Mis• The !lout Guard atnt alrcr•llttvlllo up Grti!IUJ 1;35 a.m.; 1,IIIOthtr 110\llhbaund car 1111111111 dllc!h, "" ,truok by 1 ew tlrlv· - h 'l'utlllo~ 111r Doria Jlelnha)ot, P->meroy, an4 !4Mimlll 1,.,. tilt ..td~ of out at ftrst U1h~ to look lor I Lady ltoatml.-y Ill' Gmuup 1 car driven ~ Clyda li:. iayrt, 1111 by l'~n JIJ. Luca1, 2t, clu~ Ia ,,_.0 per ht>ur, Jame'l Llllt, 18, SyraeuJt. Pol11lkharl, Int~Ntna. wtlllonM and • tp'08rllll, Tnt. !&.font wood1n mo~~oat m!Jalq ,3::!5 a.m.; RaVIPIWacd down It, Itt. I iiiQlll(!, tee seld both ,ar3 hid been 1 rtJI•Il'ttlon '" ol f4 per 11 Yw Wit, M!'l. Smith," wu l!vm lht llfviD lim and ~e i Qreenup 6 40 a.m.; Mark M. kyre hid to ltBVI lht road Arrttts durlqJ lbe weellend tnt! •. IO IIIJUI'88 lea. movtd aad ltTelll wlnjurPI'1Ittllltd· ~ltd at the t1b1t thrtt \lfewmen who wtre aull , up Gl'lfnup 7:11 1 .m. 1 !MI .<Q,Iht rliltliidl to •vold I llOI• lt!(!Ordlns te Joll reeordt were In Dtllltra wheN IDOI'I iu Wtre re 80rled. wlllt Mra. lmilll wore har bu1o u"''"'llllllled for. 'B•nltr up GrttQIIP T:IO 1 ,m; Damn. Tliere wa. no COP!act 8l'CIOk.t Glover, 24, Hender10n, 0111 olou 1.1 ofiiNd etudenta po boM: har jlll'llnlo, Mr. and On b<Jard tht cutter Capt Slnrlty doiYil Mtldlhll:lli p.m.1 between the two cars._ The Say- 1eblrged wltll illtolleet!Qn, an4 cnay earn , tDulm~m o1 obi LONDO~N-(-U-Pl-)--'l'h New Nrt. Whitt, and Nr. lmith'• Shoalwaler, which Wat dllt iChr!lty dowa Meldahl7:10 p.m.; n car went Into a dtlch and Mn. lilllatt Jlm!y, II, Pt. Plq• llm••ter houre or nilll hours - e rled parfllil, and h'r 1i1ltr llld bro. hort laler todll)' With !he Sev. Mi .. Suyq UP llltldlltl n·ss &~rUck _an tlltbtnkmtnl. No one Ililt, eJtarpd with drlvlnl while por year. ' N~': ~g~ :nlltlltNIIoltw, Col. 111d Mra. Lar- Nl Stlltl m tow, wu U11 only ·p m . Elisha Woodl up Meldahl 1ITP lnillt'ttl a!Mithtre wa• mod- lalollelled, bQih by olty polioe. un ng ve P 11t ry Klllll,. end dlllllhtw, Jille, llliP found alivo ab<Jard th' ¥111- 11!.5$ pill· Idol!)' K up Me~ J erlla dtmall to thela.Yrt car. ·= • = • """ oe · ·of !1111111. Ml SulldJy, Ill waa ideotiflecl ltW,I a:io -~.m.; Zlm~er dowa Tilt IMtl~l oiled Smilh to loltllt IIGIIItd et,IIIMl boltd to IPPIII' Veitranl Mclllorlal !*pllll tul'td fl'lday whtn their P . · Tbe honored &UNI wn intro- •• t:lvin QuO'wl!llf!, a ~ypr- Moldahl t::!Q o.nt. II!Ourl Friday on a Qltlrlt ollllalurdly ID mtu~lolpl court 1111' Adllllslio~l ._llmiiJ - b o-~1-••_•_•_unk a _._ _ _ __ duced alter which flepartment old sailor from Hondura•, w~o Otut U• o,11 - Lillie ld- I"""ID8 WithoUt tbt I!Sured 4riviq llhilt lq!Qaieattd: ftob, Niall!, Poi!WfOy; ~~ chJirllllll w.rt intrllduc'll in- hi!d hidden in a locker durinB !ward ::wn T;to p.m.; llemlt clear distance. 1111 I.. Llllrd, 1(, Jlt, a Jlidwtij, 1\atiilll; Nn. J~ ~~=~~ling, Racine; Raymond Maftll1• cludinB MP1. Neut•lin1. depart- tho mutiny. 7:IO p.m.: Walter 8tck· The firat fll thr.. weekend lliltcl hlllf'IIIJI for tllll!llllvt Pome.roy; GltM IS, Mkldlt)lll'lt Clllrlts Warkllllll, , ment music chairman. Col up II!OI p.m.: lteulloi•IIJ county aooldllnlf ooour- IIIU!IItrl JQifPn N. Wlbttv, ville; Al111d1 liMine. M and Hughes ol 1111 Hipway Patrol up 11 •11 p.m.; Cl!arln irtd 11 1120 t-111- ..turday Ofl •· GalllPOIIt. oittcllaturday lor irt; l)omthy Peyton, 1lh6 IIPday- r. Jn Kanse1 wao tho speaker of WEt4TIIf.R up lUI a.m.: NarJ i Rt, 141. 1 lllll• ovtr lqur mUtt ftclllioul l'fllllrallon1 JIQ!Ies L. ville, w. Va. 1 the eveninl, followed by a· Low toalJ't Mofl, down 2:30 a.m.: L. Fi10re l111esl of Rt. lrl- llonald 11. SlOW· Northup, Zll, Rl. 1, Gall~lll, lll•elllrlt• Satwd17 • 8ftn. dall!!t. , v~rialllo e1H41••••· eoolor. u 5 a.m .; A. D. II, Rt. !, Carpenter, wept lliltd kllll'diJI for Plfllli111111 Joltllloq, !'omeroy: MYrtle - ·• --- ----- - - ----qp 1·10 1 m oil lh• ltfl aldt ef lht rotd and 111 unUcensed rnioor to QPII' ,..n, Vinton; Arvllle Qulvev.ll Ktll~h ~- Htlta &. 1lr\lllk Ill emblnklllllll, Tbt !•w: IIQ'i (, Qoqdall. 43, Rl. Pomeroy. Wlnlltld 1,.- p.m.; fl. 1. aar lh•n 1ltlll olllht rllht aide '[ !, MltlclltDQI'I, ctltd lii1111'41J A...,I11~oa1 lltltlday 1 Bo•wlll up Wlnlttld 1140 p.m.; ol lht l'Oid and hll • fllll!t. lor left ~I <:tOil'; aiM! Dtvld Lal'l')' JIJIIward,, RQtltnd; 1111~~11 Jtnt Lu~ 11 1111 Wllllltld 'nllrt w11 madtrate d1m111 IOIJ. 111~, II, Ctlumb\11, ill Qulvoy, Pomer07. p.m.1 llprolill up Wlr. lht lwna. the ctly )all lit 11111 Ill ~ bond Dl~b.,.ea Su<lllr 11::10 1,m.; W. H. lhlvfl', 0111011'1 Mid IIIII lktw••jto appear Saturday lor defee- llam Blt1Pd, Pomeroy; C~::ll up Wlnfttld 1•11 a.m.; Jll' 1tt1 lbt ol lht IICIIldttt\1tl~e ~u!Oer and lalluro to ob- Jon••· lleod~vllle; lti ~worlll down Winlitld I:• tnd "II llltr IPPI't7~·~:"~':i'I~=~U~tl~e-,.iiiiMiiiWiiiiiiiiii~Jt:l•~~~·!=~·::!:..::: 1.111.: Alltn R. "'"''Ill up Mltl'ld Ill tbrulaa 1111 I b · Wlnltlld 1:11 t .m.: lltlvt!l' i rlahl 111. 'l'tlll't waa Wlnlltld 1:0 t .m.i Dun- ! dam••• lo Utt w. ctn Bruct up Whtlltld 1:11 a. I Jud&• ,..Ink POI'Itr, 111111' ! t.m.. rHI PAILY SENTINEL Ullian Bro·WD ..:'pouce. fd r lht by POIIIDIIVOTIII TO INTI!IIIfl • -·· MltGIIIWON D' S d 0nt I tour-ear I'"'I~.J, t':O.r.l"~=: aes UD ay lundl7 1110•11 •• m. 011 Wtsl -~!:''::' ,":"ra..~·r= llllfMII, PGUa old ftobtrt IN'"no.r.~....... Jn New Jersey Gol't, •· Pomii'Of, •loppttl hi• :W N"~ Blt.Z ~".N"t vtltlolt lo llllh lift 111m ·~_.. ,,.. .!. MY· Onn.,., ' - AliA lln;ptd. ''' Attended in Zrmesv•"• Twv tooldtntl Wll rfldiJ Jrlif ons." 1 .inVIIIII•"' dicuiPusly priQid .. al lair. Thl same lltmf Clll ~ lo boll! Tbt I rtetllld, IICIIII•what 1uut11y purchued in r.llllh•It•• for " : ; - lurkl 11ft ttltl lht fe it roporled to lit per Cllll Its•. : Olliltr and hlplldp Ill poa. Oplltl dolt for lltt IIIII lati!IIIMMY. 'IUt, QtVertheleas It It 1 UtlrPt lhet 1111 tel bond lo tppw 111 rail Qu:llr 11 GtiUpollt lUI~ loot eonaelltlollm tho l•ct lllat Qllll~ of one o1 lht Nld 1 . lliiUI't h btltl 1 lor ~ Moan and, New York ITtll~l lhowDitell tbould IOCidtm wu rtpGI'Itd 11 !'!,.~" 11 lw ~II dl1 City ll""i'i-ly woa I be made marred by evil' • lialurd R~ IIO • . _ , ..:..0 •••• d It le 10 • lnlolvent with the added ~s zation. To thOUSIDds o(lnttfll8- •• ~ .:~·of Rl : ~-.~· -::·,ft,~ ....... of $2.50. lion~ vlfitors, II miJ produce ,... ' lUI•• c..nH .. , w .."........Most o1 the big elhlbt~; on exaqerated plallirt of c1po :!:~Y ~~~ td llltr. ~ "1101 • to • be • lllitted '-"ht~blro, with wbom Itt made italism 11 Its worst, l3 :11 HunllnPo W VI eol- All 1*1001 wbo p'-rt to etlo tht·,J'ord "Mille lkywty," U. Ills ~. ArQOIQ Ill Cbtllllrt, U- 'Nn. Ward' 1ni.mli~ Ill roll lit the ool)fp 11'1 UJ'Itd to s. Pavillion, General Motors Henry, Allen and Okey Bur, eround bad ' ulltd IIIIo 1 tlDIIttcl thl ooll... ofllot now 1 "Futurama," Vatican Pavillion kett, and Mrs. Edward (Ger:Veway and lllr Iaformllloa tlid ,....Ilion Goneral Electric "Carousel," , trude) Gtbson, all of PrestouMcc..m'a, llnpptd enthl 1111111 forma. Pl'OJPII!tlvt etuaeplf d• and DuPonl, Bell Telephont •11d ' childreo. A sisler, Mrs. Jlazel _ of lilt rad and Wll blot· llrlnt JOCtPiuee by Galllpallt JQ)uiSOI1 wax uhi~its alo"' Burton of Pomeroy, lilo sur· Otqt readhtJI! GJilipolls ipl up. H• lliltd to .., the otlt lilllnllll Coll•l• tor lilt ~U with • ltw ol!terl. ""' free_. vtves. .11 O.m 11.0, 12.0, runnhla I II ftel Ill' car and backed Into it. There quart.r must file regtstratK>n "ow~vtr, hu&•· •nue - hilt Tbe body '""' talten from Mi • on mllen Pomtroy-Masoa 10.· was minor damage to both cars. form, and have a hfsh IJCbool watling lines. often c;ealtng ! er'• Home for l'unerals to the :42. PI. Pleasant 23 .93. Hinton one wu illjured. Till pa- ll'lllleripl mailed dtrtetly from moro than a ball hoor 5 wail ' Floyd Funeral home at Preston- o.~ s\ll\ionary, Kan•lllli fills trol cited MQComu to municl· Ule hllh Jebool. atU<M~II JQUSI fQI' entr~IIW, cut ~wn on lilt bllrl. Ky., llhtro aerYtCII• '""~ 1 2.58 rising, Charleston lUll It!~ pal court Monday for Improper 1M urolltd on or bolort "pl. · bt hold . Wednesday. Bpr ling London, Marmot tnd Win- backin(. He PQsleQ bolld for 10. wtll bt •• IIII Burkett ~- ' fltld ~~~~· w.ro on Utt .Uit, appearanot. GalUpol!J lllllln•s qy. •ul Mov•mnif: . AI 7'30 m Saturday Jim- i!M!IItd I~ tht WINl!lt~ Buldo Old• River ~ Philip . ~ R~. IB 1\t VIa- lng at Second Ave., anti Locu•t down 13. • a.m.; Wall_, my drl :'!~ "i is., a Sf., aller> l!illt In II IIICtllths' down 13, 6:t5 a.rn: 'east of diplama oOPrsta In All(llluntl11J, Homecoming is JnvoJ·vedID 2ACCI'dents """'::a,..wttltllltl ••• lmt4.oollldttl •:,. ·~~~~l~i Fall Quarter tnd In Jqhnson eouply, 1\y. HI WN born in JohniiOO fOIIJlo 11, ~-. Apni 11 , IAI. iVII ot the late Frank 111d Ania Wood' Bur~ett. "it marriase wu to tht former MII'Y Alice Sher· 1111111 who Pr~td him IP dNth in !UIG . . Mr Children wno survtve are s. 2 l,ee (Bessie ) Merritt of Rt. seven Autos IIK!Urrtcl In lht pool vtldtUtm, II')' It Mt lll't ~IYU llollnvttllplttl 1 two- ·baVI to 'lvt up hll drlvtr't llo rtPII ~ ll't 11 lbt Ill Mtlp aounty .. ctllllll. obty I on lVIII· tv"J ..,, lltrNCort, a.m. 8imdl7 011 Rt 1M lq llourl, IIlli pi 1 OOII'i'tntlon· Ita 111t11 tiiJ • SJriO\III h i - Girl drl,. tl hill' 0111. · .. ' '• Pl Robtrl Y, Dunl~t, Port· vtll 1 ldlnll IIIPiiftaiJ Tlw brl!llkdowP w•• M< fur blti [ n llliM · 30e and Q.J!Uor food. , w111 tbevl AdiiiiSSitlll to fair I' K•n· rudltl anltd vally u!t ttlmiulon 111 111111 JUt d to 11 hi earl BQI'kett 14, 1 retired ot lhe lllltrPIUonJI and wu • : itted mi coal miner, died at 7:SG a. 111 uJttbiUO!P 1eemtc1 10 1 lk' subw~y, I . bered The A-bomb blaal, lhre'e ~ys 420,000 persons th rem~~ alter a smUar attack on Biro- .tbe moment in e. qw o1 shim&, broueJtl Japan to UD· their homes. conditional aurrender Ia World '!be city obaerved the paeslng War U. , · fll 1111 :10 yGl'l wilh I ~ ibe bomb killed 74,000 people aJ III'VIet for !It• bolll~ vtoill this 110t1th1!!'11 port city. tlmt. Aboul10,1100 petaons gathAI li:OI a.m. today, thou- ered In Peace Part on the illllda of lhlpJI!liiiiiPioltllfKI IICII'Ih-1 Coraer of lbt city d.. a11101 ilorklll'l alappttl work, apite a Hsht rain. llaod lllltltl lltd bOwtd lbtlr Moat ollbt speakera plead4d blldl. 0111111'1 ID IIIII clJ of lor world P'Ge· A nprutalaUve of Nagag. kl'l alolnlo-bomb llti'Vivors, KJ· · llltldi!ltl IIUJimoto, ursttl "aD 118IIOM 1o biB nuclear wellp- -urses will Be Organ;•ed ?'':a:J ut'io. """"Ill J...,.,.,, \'• .., I'n KnOll! . 214 E. 2nd St. NtW IOtAS FOR _. """"'Y• 0. - NIW IRA IIATIOIIWIH Mll'fUAL . . .IICI Durlnl Suly't Und ~nnlm&arJ $811 .' Sttlr'• gurl~oolng llflwtt end slfppt~·up fi'Qd~cllon IQ! lhlt tile lulfltt the prl~ down 1Q 111.11-wlth •• roduolloo Ill qualltr. &oe K lodoJI FOREMAN tnd ABBOTI Mldclleport, (OMNIIY -~~ ' " - WY·I.U~ Ifill lutlo ller Jo Altn tr IUfly $1.50 captUftS oh· Le • Crown -------=---- p League Tournament to Or 1 Begin Aug.lO rth PlaCe Reds sl•n k LA 0U Line Scores --- -··· -.. . •••' ,• ' I ," liJt..., ) ) 1 DRY CLEANING , ,_., , , "'' - - .,' --~"" .... , r • '*'... ' _.,. , - __ ..., Allllclrlt..,..... . -. . .'1 I} -- B .a· . Mason . Bowling Center RE-OPENING of aTOTAL ELECTRIC KITCHEl! Saturday, I Well. who lsn't7 Tile 011ly homemakers that are not dreaming of a modem thleclrftl hmln ere_lltose lucky ladles that are already enjoying one. Now's the time.fctr you it stop drnnung lnd start enjoyi~i- Go ~11-electrlc , , , the Total Electri, Aae 1s here, lnd It start. Ill the kitchen. Tha kitchen Is the "action cente1" of you1 home, so whJ lllll lht ~ comfort and extra convenienc:e of llameless electric kilthen applia111111, yuur kitchen nameless-cool •••• See your Electric Dealer now aiM! sllll , _ . IIIQQtra •ilh any one ol these ftameltS$ appliances. August 7 r lltt. $15.00 lltrmlntnt off.,.,. Robinson's BOLDLY IUCKLID Mort lhan 1,100,100 urlu 011111 . for hllaklp wttb r I I l·l artm11 w•r• rtportttl dllfllll proptrty. liM, 1 11 Ptlr otlll rllt oVII' I W.Utlld arrttll br 1bt P• IIU, tCilOt'dlllf lbc FBI'I ,IfOIInollldttl• lllmtltl J. Mtlll· ! Uniform Qolme Idin, . Blaultlnlllt. wlta . Beverly's Home of Beauty MI._,,,.,,, Ohle' ...eAUOU5T· ' '"""SPICIAL """' GfOVe City SERVICE "CHEYENNE" LOAFER Wt'U llft!W' your read' miDd llt)lto ~tt ~- \0 fOIIf lptdtlcaUOIII, ud dcUvn lt III)'WII'" Ill .ICIWJI, aU rQdJ to pour. C.U t114U . , our ..m~ it prpmpt and our IJI'iOII WILLIAMS INSU.ANQ AGINCY ,_trl aiiii1C111 Wllllllllt MASON 1 1 . 3 ROOMS Newfurnitu TW0 • H0 UR hospitalization . The Yetern !lam !neatl 1111-1 time rtm maklne Lll'ied tjj,(j with elghl oihera •t lll!llltot · 'I~~~ 285 while Ben Hog~n, biJ loui!· fM' biCII ; points. 'most Of whleb came on out for the annual evenl PIIILADELPIIIA (tJPI) - blrled the bole, and Campbell UPJ 8~ Writer field goals. During the 1164 cam. Elsewhere 111 tbe NFL, the ' 11. 01 Jack Nicklaus, wbo ''neVer who' birdied the 18th w Ue at Don Chandlers reJuvenated palgn, Chandler booted only Washing!iln Redsklns crushed '"I made 80 lnuch lD two weeks of &eCODCI with 278. Campbell bad kiCking leg may put life back nine o1 20 Oelo goals, mlsaed the Pbiladelphla Eagles 37-4 111 1.. ' goll," wae In 1 position this a 61 for tbe day and Sanders ' Into Paul Hornung's 'running two im~t ~ra point. and an exhibition game. Tbe Redweel: to becoiiH! the greatest 1 70. ONLY ~99 came and the Green Bay Pack- scored only M IIOIDII. skiDs expected to wind up near money winner in any year 00 · Randy Glover, ol Florence, $30.00 Down - •• ,..... ... p' tlUe. hopeo, whlle the New Hornung, the "Golden Boy" the u;P In the Eaotern Division. the Professional GG!fers• Asso- S.C., parred the last two ~les Convaltnt T11me 'iotk GJants might do a Hille of the world champion 11162 were sparked by Riehle Badar't elation tour after his victory In lor a 70 .and next-place firush klcking themselves. Packer team before silting out 99 yard TD pass to Jack Dean, the Philadelphia Golf Classic. at 280, while Tony Lema and Chandler wao traded from the 19113 season becauae of a John Seedbo~g's three field Gary Player had 281. the Giants to the Packers last s~penston, turned sour ae a goals and live Eagles fumbles. Nicklaus sank • 45- foot pres- Gardner Dickinson, Tommy February for two reasons: New fteld goal and extra-POint kicker sure putt for an eagle on the Jacobs and R.H. Sikes were FURNITURE CO. YCII'k bad · ailed outstanding in 1964 and his running game The Pittsburgh Steelers' de(17th hole at the Whitemarsh lied at 282, Billy Casper · finMASON, W. VA. toDege place kicker• and pun~ was affected by the constant fensive unit downed the offen- Aad you were worrylq llbotd Valley Country Club Sunday to iahed with .283 and George [ en and the NaUonal Football pressure of bls extra dut*s. sive touchdown coming on Bill llow to lei down!" win the Classic by one strokeKn K~udso~~·~·~ad~264~-----~~~~~~~~~=~======~~ Lea@\12 eiub was highly dis- The Giants may be kicking Nelson's 27-yard pass to Bill over Doug Sanden IUid Joe : 1atisfled with Chandler's kick- themselves after the perlorm- Klckel; the Dallas Cowboys' Campbell and pick up first . . . ' big perlormance during the 1964 ance Chandler put on Saturday. family brawl ended in a 39-39 prize money of $24,300 with a Let Ill help. Par season; Green Bay desperately The former Florida star halt- lie as rookie Jerry Rbome, the lit round and an 11-under-par medical and dental .., ••• needed • kicker to remove that back booted five field goals and nation's top collegiate passOt 277. responsibility from Hornung. two extra points in leading the last year, hit on 13 of 25 at10 The win combined with his or bils of anv 1101t ••• willa ln 19113 the 6-loot-2 Chandler offense to a 2li-O victory over tempts ; John Brodie's passillll juataneloiiLW. led the NFL in scoring with lOti the detense m Green Bay's highlighted a San Francisco 49er victory the week before in the intrasquad game. scrimmage; and Charlie John11100 ThUnderbird Ciassie in Harrilend 1¥ II of Chandler's field goals of 19, son threw a pair of TO passes rlson, N.Y., _gave him ~,300 lor lfo'ys tD 1flol . Ida 00y 22, 32, 37 and 48 yards came to Sonny Randall and Jackie ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) - A two week~ work and put htm in the rain and de!Jghted about Smith in the St. Louis Cardi- determined Grove City nine " • ·position In surpass Arnold CJf li&upie 10,000 Packer fans who turned nals' final scrimmage. came bac~ from a 5-3 loss in Palm_er'l record 1963 mone_y . for t.1dn-is CJf · . · the morning round to defeat wmrungs of $128.230 al thiS Datly Sen1mel, Pomeroy·Mtddle~ort, 0., Aug. 9, 1965-3 Piqua, s.5, Saturday for the """k'1 PGA chlmpionship ~~ : dillaent lUI~ & American Legion Slate Baseball !he Laurel Valley Golf Club In I To u&. taking _ . of Tournament championship. Ligonier, Pa.-Palmer's home ! course. The masters champton doc•t611 OAK HJLL - Pl. Pleasant George Fannin, lagg~d for all also won the tournament here i JIJE-••euMQh will play the Chillicothe Elks at five runs m the_ mornmg game last year. I 6 p m Tuesday Aug 10 launchand the loser In that contest, tng' the Pony' League. tournacame on In the second game to Nlcklalll joked Sunday that I ment here for a field of 20 make !he save. Laurel Valley "would be a hel-l teams. CINCINNATI (UP!) - The third basemen. Piqua battled back in the luva place" In break Palmer's! First round play - with two I view from fourth place wasn't The Reds fell to fourth on a nightcap to lie at 2-2 in the money-winnblg record. "I would ' games mghtly - at 6 and 8. at all bad for the Cincinnati S-a loss Saturday night to the third inning and forged ahead be lucky to get out of the town ' . p.m., Will be completed Aug. Reds as !hey look a break to- Dodgers. Los Angeles capital- 5-2 on single tun9 in the fourth, alive," be added. 14. The se~nd game on open· day before resuming the cbase ized on Sammy Ellis' wildness fifth and. seventh innings. The eagle Nie'·lauo' oecond ' lng mght ptts Centervllle-Vln· f 11 · N t' 1 Le · · · ' ' · · . I or te e1ustve a tona ague for four runs ln. the f1rst mnmg Grove 'City, bowever, broke on the 17th durmg the tournalonFred agamst Coalton. · the elghth mrung · · 1or ment and hts · th'trd of the 7u• ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY Beman of Centerville lead· and thell he1d on to hand him loose m 1 tourney manager said draw: For although three teams his seventh defeat. five runs and tbe viclory. Ed· hole round, gave him the onemgs made Sunday set the fol- were ahead of them. there were die Harris' 'fi,iple brought home stroke lead over Sanders, who 300 W. Second St. - WYandotte 2-2111, PomerOJ lowing first round matches· only two games sep&'almg the the frrst two t~~ns and Jim Ged· Aug. 11 _ Mason vs. s,;uth Reds from first place. des tied the gam_. with a single. Pltchlq NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON Websler and the Gallipolis Ood· And the Reds had erased Another run s~ored 00 a wild Nadonal Leagoe - Kollgers vs. Wellston. some ot the larnish applied last pttch and the lmal one on a sac- fBll, Dodgers 194; Jay, Reds 8· . American League rlf1ce fly. 3·' Nuxhall • Reds • •· Maloney' DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. Aug. 12 - Oak H1ll vs. Pome- Thursday by San Francisco's . """• roy and Middleport vs. Chesh· 18-7 romp by clobbering the Boston 000 000 000- 0 2 0 The winners drew two walks Reds ll-5; M.artchal, Giants 17· Ire. Dodgers here Sunday 18-Q. Minn 100 020 23x- 8 13 :and had three hits in the frame. a.____________c Aug. 13 - Gallipolis Redleg5 . , . Grove City will take a 23-7 vs. Southen (Meigs county 1 : fhat lhrashmg of the Oodgers Morehead. Bennett 16). Ra- record into the East Chicago and Waverly vs. Jackson's Don . brought Cincinnati within datz 18) and Tillman. Perry Ind., Region 6 play that ata..u; King. I two games ol the league lead· (8-2) and Battey. Loser-More- Aug. 19_ Aug. 14 - Gallipolis Phillies ers and only one percentage head 16-13) . 1-=-- - - - - - vs. Jackson First National Bank, IJ()int behind third-place Mil~ ' - ' / V' .... • and two other teams not et 1 waukee. San Francisco trailed (1st game) (81 and Howard. McLain, Pen• 'v '• '.' '\ determined from among sever- ' Los Angeles by a sblgle game. Baltim?re 020 000 205- 9 15 I (7) and Freehan. Wmner-Renal applicants. I There also was an indication Kan City 000 202 001- 5 11 I ill 13-4) . ~r - Pena (H). '\ I l.. Beman said tourney rules !hat Jim Maloney, who missed Bunker. Larsen_ 16), S. Miller HRs - Kabne (17th), Dowmng ..J \ ' I '\ ' will pelt11it three IS-year- old : his last start because of elbow (7) and Lau, Orsmo 17), Brown Clstl, Oyler 12nd), Cash (15th, ' I I players on each team, not to ! trouble, has recovered fully. (9) . Segui, Moss! (7), WyaU 19) Richardson (4th) Barker 15th). rrost -frH 1: '·.r a · :~tr­ t, be 16 before Aug .. I. 1~65. but ! The righthander threw a four- and Bryan. Wmner - S. Miller lt.'·lftatn a.c a ~lL!>I ,. ;oe~r modern ~~~te~n. ~o~·u they will not be allowed to pitch.[ hitter Sunday in picking up his (7-5). Loser - Moss! (5-5}. HRs l (lsi game) \ i1kt lilt lt*iamnus ot tnt I teaM' wil.h no "loading hp" 13th win in 18 decision, going -Hershberger 13rd), Stebern Cleveland 001 000 liOO- 6 12 o ne• IIIOdl" ..• 1111 WOII Clll 1orret lht ...,. "'tfrott# teams, with no 'loading up" : the distance and striking out l7lh). Chicago 000 100 012-- 4 12 o ilr" dtudpry ,• ...., other than with !he three 15 - four while walking four (2nd game l Steber!, McMahon (7), Bell IT'S FLAMELESSI I year-<>ld boys. 1· Clobber Drysdale. Bait . 000 000 030- 3 8 2 19) and Azeue. Peters, Lary · I Cincinnati cracked three hom- Kan C1ty 210 001 Ollx- 4 6 1 (7) , Bolio .<8) and Romano. \ I ers and seven doubles in its 20- McNally, Larsen (3), Haddix Winner - Steber! 113-fi) . Loser (' co.. .... • -. ... ~ hit assault !hat amounted to the (7), Hall (8) and Brown, Orsino lf~ters !6-9). HR - Skowron Lm.trk: a.b ... •O!NIIIt IIIII 1t'1 cao1tr ll'ld ,.. ' /', ,\ {-- --~ r"-tr -.... 11'1 fllntlta. l-r .._. ,.., " " • "" team's biggest offensive show of (8) . O'Oonoghue. Aker 18), ( (2 ~· lnhnl t.dra cJIIH.l.Wilr . . ..., tilctrJC Mill I , '' ,/ Itt stll'..::ltlniftc. lllllt I 111W *ail ... ,.W ,, By United Pres• InternatiOnal i the season. Mossi 19), and Lachemann. Win- Clev~lan~·~~ Chicago, ppd nln I II I 1111111 ........... Saturday 1 - Do D d1 he . . ner - 0 Donoghue (6-15 ). Los_ __ _ _ r·' n rys a e was t vtctiJD er _ McNally !6-5) •\ : IT'S FIAMEI.ESSI 1 BRUSSELLS, Belgmm-Gaston l of an early inning siege that · I \ I ... , / R:oelants of Belgium bettered spelleD his lOth defeat and the Wash 050'\ ~ 100 000 6 12 3 hiS own world record for the , third consecutive time he has ' 4 80 ;.- - --.~ \ 3,000-meter steeplechase by 3.2: been knocked out by !he Reds L~ Ang K310 .~ ~0-) D seconds with a lime of 8 min- The Reds JShed across lou~ (5) arKuml.' o8p) I dl a' urlen l # d , me ( an rume y. •• 4 I uIes, ... secon s. runs in the first inning and two N s kl (8) G 1 ood _ . ewman, u a , aew 1 I !.;, SARATOGA SPRINGS N y more m the . second to send 18), May 191 and Rnnew. Win- . I \ . • · . · Drysdall packmg. ner -.Duren {1-1). Loser-Suk- 1 BY REQUEST ) l -Kel~o, the richest money wm- 1 Singles by Leo Cardenas, Ma- Ia 11-2 I I I net\. 1D Thoroughbred hiStory, . Ioney and Tomm Harper off . flo mort .,._ Olhldtl M ~ put on a great stretch run to I Y . tltctd• IIQHw ••t" ' I . . . the $5 4.000 th Jtm thBrewer added another 10 New York 000 ·300 201- 6 14 o defea t MaIJCIOUS m 'd . \ ~= ~ Whitney at Saratoga race track. e. " · . Detroit 003 101 000- 5 9 I Clwntn ' ...,. Pomeroy __ Cmctm.atl exploded for ftve Downing, Ramos (7), Renlff ' IT'S FLAMEI.ES$1 ( I CIDCAG~ohn Huarte of the more in the filth off Nick Wil- ·-==~:~:=::..._c:c.:._~:::::_-'-..,.========.11 New York Jets, former Heis- bite with ~ete Rose and Vada ~~~-.._ a -.. IIDitlf P'4' MnCII I man Trophy winner at Notre Ptnson hlltmg consecullve hasellllltMIIMIIIMJDUIIIOQitflll lour ,_.. _. ••IY weft. It wilt Dame was named the Most es-emPty homers. · ! ...' , .... - ~' ....-.;., I ) . , your lllshM, llo (Md ....... Valuable Player for his per- Doubles by Frank Robinson ,.. ... ' • ••.1 v I formance in Friday night'~ col- and Deron Johnson 10 the siXth .• \I IT'S FLAMELESSI lege All-Star • Cleveland Browns off John Purdin pushed the lead an bt plltld enywMr.. •.. ""' "' ,.., llitthln. I football game. to 13-6. n.ere "' 110 Wftb. or ( Cardenas delivered a threeIIWIL Wltll lllttr~. :flit Sunday run double and Tommy Harper ret '" 1t1t hot "'* yw t• nted, .. hot • you Wilt WARSAW, Poland-The Unit- a two-run homer in the eighth ~ ~~ ~' ed States' touring track team lor fiv, runs off rookie Mike ff'S FLAMELESSI (' swept to a double victorv over Kekich. I Poland as tbe men won 118-113 Harper and Rose drove in A. ...... _ _ / 4# and the women scored a 511-57 three runs each, Cardenas bad triumph. four and Pinson, Johnson and Johnny Edwards two each. PlllLADELPHIA, Pa. - Jack Rose Contlnoea Assaotl Nicklaus sank a 45-foot poll Iori Rose, hitting a searing .321, an eagle on the 17th hole for a now has 10 homers and 64 runs OD&slroke victory in the $125,·1 batted in. Johnson's 92 ·RBI'a 1100 Philadelphla Golf Classic. top the club record of 89 for . CHECK THIS With Na1lonw~'l .,.,. PAMILY MOSPITAI.IZ· ATION fllao, yo11 soltallho due1on 1nd hQIIphtto ··ou wanr ... cash benoflq Ut paid tiiH,I/' It JIIM 1111' hflltpiralintion, tu•alnl, mtdi~al taptlllf •. , @nd io wtrlfl-~/ Chlek tllle ptaq wioh 1111 btl-you buJYII\11' hllltdlltmln~~~~t. 45-foot Putt Earns Big . Jack Tournament Victory ,. By JEFF MEYERS . SPORTS SUMMARY Raine• '""· day tlltrnoon In Mill• oourl, ; ftntd StoWII'I 110 llld 11111111 lor I I•Pitdll!l ud taolhtr • IIICI All Star . 1 o. ~~~~ti~rs=·~IAri'J=.~Jlld:•&m.::.;R:ulland::·l!:::=====~ m Chandler's Too Sharp ' m tllliowt~tiM*Ibl•l Btzes 4~ · 10 AA·B wldthl OOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. THE SHOE BOX Phent WY 2.S214 , ... SIIHf MIDDLI!tORT, 0. WINTER LEAGUES NOW)ORMING Mason Member of th~ By Voau• . . •. A SymMI Of V•lut =ft.i!tlt After Compltlt Rtflnlshlng of Lan" ~owling' Center Bowling Proprietors Association · Since July 1, ·J96tl." · All BowHng ·Patrons Will Be EII~ble to .Bowl ia,JI.P.A. Tournaments ·· OPEN ,.,OW ·MASON, W. VA. ' •• ., ~. ' Mlcldleport .. ,. ' I • . \ • ' ·. .• . ,'' . ·•. ~.,)fi; .. •' ''q . """"'' "/ ;; ' l"l .~ , .,t ~~· . ��....... . . . . .. ·-·· ····•'•"·• . . .' . ~ .. .. .. .... . ........ ., 't J . 0 • • ,, .• ·:.'.'r--,··~ ,. . . ificd Ads Your Modern Community, BUlletin Board . . Voice of Broadwav reporting_. . _ _ _ _ _ ''' ~ • ~Daily Sentinel, Pllmeroy·Middleport, 0., Aug. 9, 1965 --:::---:-=---::--:::-;Reel Estate For Sale l'!""L<:'t.::.':, .,.,.._ ........ •....":;'",.:.;-.,:•; .....~ _ WANT AD . INFORMA noN T-31. · • ~ • 1 FOR SALE '1 room frame &;:;:ra•u:-'4=01'~ !:!ib iL18t ~ ~ ~lUND house, coal furnace, hot and feel oz u~,::. Na. , f.aa. DIJ a.tM-1 ......... cold running water. Ph acres MEG-6111.(1.00 Me!P eounw. Oldo, 011 . INtloa ~_.., De.onna ..., &..Ill (partJ, Statl Rout. No. F 00 of ground, $20(10. . orest w, m Sc:IPI• Towadlp, b1 aP»J.TTaJ l.,;o\J'II ·~ .I.AI'IUNI ' I bltumlllOUJ roadmb lltU'factl COUI"'I I ', OORR Cl 'TIONF Run Rd ·Ph ·' WY 2-3584 ' Item T -32, Mfihod ..C"'. QUAliTY · . . , Ot .eeeptact a"t1t •:OD .L • I 4 6tC Pavement Wldtb 18 f"'.... \kt .. "'ult14eatloll ,";;==;-;;;:::=::;::;-; - Project aDd Wol'll ieftl&b • 10,nu ly DOROTHY KILGALUN muu. .... 1 1964 Chev-olet Impala H.T. Cpe. _ $2395 LIBERAL Financing on a mod· tHt or .2.04,,..,...., Local one oWLer ear, spotles.s clean bback interior, wbite erD three bedroom borne. H_ Melp Cuunly, Oblo, on a.ct!OD finisb . eood tires, 327 ..,, in. V8 engine- with std. tram. w. floord, full base-ment, gas ~~~v~.a~:O~.!:;~ :Ou!;P~~.·~ (Dorothy Kilgalleil 1s on vaca· tributor or, better sttU, 10 to scbolanbip at N.Y.U. Radio and heater. furnace, stone front, nIce ~l.~;~ :~..c.!ruca coune. tiou. Her guest columnist -.New York, Los AngeleS, or However, say you're tuekr 1962 Corvair 700 - 4 Door __ $1195 lot. Known as the Sayre proJ> ,.,...,.n, Wldtb ......... dy is recording artist ConDie Nashville and let tho record enough IAJ find • welcome ID fawn finish, Clean interior, new whitewall 1st Line tires, erty in Syracuse. See Buck- f.!':-o~~~n~~d ~:!~ lenctb - e .tM Francls.) companies hear it lfs easier the record businls, your probautomatic trans. eye Bldg & Loan or D. II. ,.._, ... • BY OONNII! FRANCIS than you think even I b o u 1 b lema are onl•1 """'nnlna. 81 Wood • Galli po lis • Ohio • Meip CouaLy, Ohio. on SecUOOI • .,... 1961 Chevrolet 6 Pass. St. Wag._ $1495 uo ..., . ro.oo "'" . •·'"'· oo... So you think yoo bave the you'll have to pound the pav• Some manaBOI'll, qencleo, pullVB engine, automatic trans. Radio & ht>ater. Llkt new tire~. ·- 7 30 12tc i:i~ 5 '1 n 14s!{p1 ~.'·'::~~t:U~ ..!duu~ra:ao~ equipment to make a go of tt ment for 8 while, because they Ushers, and promoters art White over black finish with red intt>rior. ONE OF Pomeroy's fine~t 1 •urra.-e Town•hiP•·treatment, by •PP 1Y1n• • bttumlliou• m· show business - the voice are on the lookout for a new notorLOUI lor tak'•• adv""'·Item T·:U. ' Jll'e ---a.. homes, the former Norman Pavemenl WidUJ v..-table. the sound and, pou:lbly, a glm- voice or a novel sound. of a newcomer. Frankly, lt'1 . horne, 2 story bnc . k, ref!tProject and Work len.m - 01.870.4 • ' r1 a roush for 1 g1r1 to get BWillC'UI. ~-~...0 Neutzlmg or 11.oa mue.. m1ck. Great! y ou' Jl ftnd h ea• R'1ghl here 1 -·-.. wuw'd mse 6 rooms, llh bath, garage, Meir• c:::r,:~h~! 'on 8ect.loa ier to break through todBJ than note of caution. Have some sa- She needs lltlldance and floaa. 0P£N EVES. 7:011 P.M. fireplace, 2 acres of grolllld, MEG-892·2.2 7. state Route No. 69:il. 1n ever before because, let's face condary career to faD back on cial backing untO she makea il wonderful view of Pomeroy, ~!:::l~ou~ow:,_~i!:J .. by .::;:~ar co~ tt. this Is a teerJ.age world and iD case thlnp don't work out. AU too often this ll promised POMEROY, OHIO Main Street. and river. Phone '"•maremenl T., M•"' everybody'• part of It Yesl For remember, only one in ber by some wily cbaraeter , Wid,I.• "C". 11) feet. 100 BALES of wheat, go od FOR SALE Dick Neutzhng, WY 2-21160 all· Prolool " ' w..• ...,... ,,,..., despite tbe growing problems 10,1100 makes It IAJ the top and wbo reneges on the deal when straw, Sc bale. M. L. Fur· -~- or S p. rn. 7 2l! tic "'' " •· ~;:;:;.., ... 10 of youth employment ID other the road is h'aught with heart· he can't force his woy Into ber bee, Great Bend, Ohio. 16'76 Lincoln Hgts. nice modern "''" cooniJ, Ohio, o• &ao«o• areas. the portals of private MEG-6112·2.27. State Route N•. 182. IB • d ' . abow ' brenk F t and nat discouragement. I f I . . Ufe. .One tr of t the' traps 'Ill II" Notice • ~==--:--:---o- 8 7 3t P 4 room house witb bath, baseTbt Rambler lklplu Tt~wmhtp, by appb'ln~r a bt. bUSUlell are open an swmgtng or u e Y or me, never SJgmng a con ac .or e. WATER for steam irons, 25c ment, hardwood floors. Built- World Standard oJ €Dmpact tup~~:~.~~rf~tdth~tre:~~ Item t..JL aU the time. But beware of the had any hard knocks to apeak giving a manager 1 piece ol gallon. Bring own containers. in cupboards. Attic finished EJceUe11ce ProJect and work teDMU~ • U.IJ8U piUalls1 of. U 1 had had to undergo you forver, it seems, a). Roller's Slore. 8 5 30tc for storage with disappe81' Big car roona, ride and per- '"'' "' I'll come IAJ tho! in a m&- aome of the stresses and strains though he does ll<llhing con11 _ ______ -ino stairway. Priced for formance. SmaD ev eCOBOJD} Galli• eounl)', Ohio, on ...,.OUI ment1 and also what to do to attributed to other girl singers structive for you and you a,. "' road1, dr1ve1 and parklll.l areas, Gil1 ·' $6000.00 with small do wn and mall8g.,.bWIJ """' "''• .......... •• """"'" get started, but first let me was ready 1AJ pack II all m forced eventually IAJ bounee blm TAX OFF SALEI payment and balance can be See ~:~: 1 te!lm::f. 1 ~:!, ;.-3~~mJaot11 say that the music Industry r&- and accept I medical school ln order to protect your career. 15 Cu. Ft. Chest financed. Call Tra"" Meii'Opolllall Moton Pmm••• teen-II -J Wbaley, ProJect andWldlh Wort!" ..••• nttb • 13,138 alized the ark potential I and of I the ed to WY 2-3054 after 5 p. m. E. Main Streel, Pomero, teet or :u mtiee. age m e ea er FREEZER $179 7 2l! IOtc Plio• W'V W87f •••· 2 ••• ' · · .. .. .. .. long before anyone else. II Plus FREE leo Cream bORE HOURS: ::N"'E " ""' !N "' C =H o-=-,i.... . 4 Z2 tic NOTICI TO CONTOACTOII made instant l'liUionaries ol e USED FREEZER SALE · O · PIPE. adders and ' nor• o• o••o made Instant mllllonalrfl ol IWiy 9:.00 to 7:00 18 cu ft. Wilson Zero I walk-in refrigerator, in good DEPAIITMINT Ofl HIOHWA'II Upright FrHZII' _ _ S50 condition. Mrs. H. G. WebLJ ... c~~:;.~u;;.!h~~.:.u~:· "~~!._ 111 such invenUve minds 8! PauJ M&Set.9to9 ster, Long Bottom, Ohio. . w K~ ., UNIT PIUCI coNTRACT Anka, Bobby Darin and Frankie " l--by Helen IJottel--' 12 cu ft. GE Upright Call "" "01, 8 3 6tc I ••.•Jed propotala W'\U be received Avalon, berore they were 21, to FrttJif', usld 4 yrs, _ $125 ~.u. ' ' t e office of the State HilhwiJ' av a • MIDDLEPORT . INCOME D\reclor of Onio, at t.:olumbut, Ohio, name three. for aD bl Ns Party Plan DemonMany More to Choow until tO:OOTim~. A. Tumtay~ M., Ohio"~ <Eutel'D) While 8dulls have a habit ol IS SHE SOMEBODY ELSE? home for them too- and papen FREE use or our Carpet Sham· I P R 0 P E ' · T u1 - 2 story saandll'd 1.,, 1965 lblitw. ClaDCt for ad- ~ POMEROY pooer with purchase of Blue· frame Duplex ~ rooms bath for Improvement. tn: putting down rock •n roll, they Dear Helen: t.. correct, Jes•••• •- prepare·, ' ~ ~-· S"'· In • h s' h Propo!l\1 NOll l thru 11 IJielu.i\111 ~UOJ Kl IIDEf"'"""' .l'l-.:zuJ uu, c. J•ck 'II Car... y I Luslre Shampoo. Baker Furn- and 3 rooms, bat . 0 t Ire offered as one eontrlct •nd will fail to understand that more My husband of 24 years (of or perhaps they muat go to 8D ror; Information. write or Mana~r iture. Middleport. apartments furnished, 125 ft. ~la.lc~~~en7dbu~~n tha belli of the than_ half of ~e country's ~~ marriage) has never been d&- evening job to earn money for l!llli Eleanor J. OoiJglaa, Rt. Ph. WY _ 8 3 6tc frontage, gross income $127. . ,,.,.,., ••· 1 ulatoon today "'under 25 and lis monstrative 1 nevM !mew bow the fam 1·1y b•"'"el or 2 2181 :S. Coolville ' Ohio, Phone' Galli• C.:ount)' , Ohio. on Section GAL ish be ed Th · ~ UUA l&IIAIA;'I:I . , . CANNING TOMATOES ro sal per month. $8.000 Ill! "''45 "P'"'· u.s. Houle No. "· In w es must ~peel · 0 be fell about me aod I have graduate eoul'liOB duriDJ 81IIJio a.peter ft85o.2427. _. ·r e POMEROY _ Cape Cod Cot-· Sprinar1eld, uneD and Rac:coon ToWD· teen-ager Is a dictating force to th'nk' th , . 11 7 15 30t DINE'rfE TABLE d 2 chairs 1· $1 00 per bushel. Bnng COD· tblpJ, by lpp\yin@ • bltumlnoul sur . . no reason 1 ere 8 an- mer vaca on. P an tainer. Pick your own. Tiwm· tage - 6 rooms, bath, full !:!\~~~unent. Item T-31, on lhould· m modern musiC mainly, I other woman now -except just No, I'm not a teacher. I Ill AUTOIIOBILii llliUI'BDCe GeeD chrome, $15.00. ha~dmower, as Hayman, Syracuse. Ohio. basement, breeze~ay, ~ar· Shoulder Width 2 or 3 ret-t. sUppose, because he and she a sort of feeltng. You see, all of another working mother. I ad• ' eWf fat your open $5.00, 50,000 BTU oor fur- , 8 3 6tc age, forced hot atr heatt ~~·; ,e!'r~:(';.!l~n~.:'.rll Len,tb . 3U37.t have the ~oney to creatt and a sudden he's changed. He mit it can be pretty hair raisiDg lllr'i-llcenlet Clll WY . _ nace. all controls. new. $120. tot 80 x 110. Excellent Joca· '"""' ••· 1 bolster their own market. wakes up 1 th 'ddl 1 th tryi to 1 0 the ..........., llltk' cau WY 2-3442 after 4 p. m. tioo $15 500 00 Gall\1 County, Ohio. 011 86C1io!l However it wasn't always n e mt e 0 e ng mee a ' IIGIJQIUlel - - - - - - -- - - - I 8 S 5tc Business Services SYRA0 w~:•~- ~New Rand· ~:n~!~~~Id~' ~~ar~anRou~Noc:!tu!: that way. Before World War U night atld is _very loving and for school open houses, teacher t·r 1 k't ·h d Towruoh1.,... bY applytn1 a bltuminout adults ran things and icmored tender - as if I were someone conferences, Scouts, outings, ate. 55 X 8 Ft. Great Lake House DON'T PUMP rooms, l)t:Oau I u I c en an roadmlx surface eOUl'M Item T-33 "e"' I th t h d for 'th u tc h also Wlnted T0 Buy ""===-=~...,--.::..~..;..-,,f'lll Slugglsb 1101> bath m 3 b droom "C". ' 'the youngsters' tastea. Teen-81· ese a and e care WI a e, ·• wen you are eom&NTIQUE Furniture dishes Tra•'ler. In very good condi· I1 t . nk ··~ K . . roo ' e . _s, and ""••• Pnement Wltb 18 fHt. ' hiS heart, really wanted. uutted to 40 hours a week uout. . ' · tion. $1950 .00 1 AdJC _ta ..:n::t lean-Em-All hvmg room. plus utthty room Project and wnril len1 lh . n.uu ers couldn t BSSert themselves W 'ed., After dinn I'd M•• . . 1 1 'ttdseellaneous. CaiJ or write: ams. Rt. 681, 3 mo'Jes !rom ' septic tank cleaner, Land- and carport All oak floors teet or B.tlll mile.. because they lacked the neces-e never men ton J next SJ • et raw..,r re1 Mrl. Howard CecU, 800 IV. mar• Far B · ' '"'""' •• · I 'bt lax tha ew a "m"""'·•• dreu · g H1 .,_._ Sl, Pomeroy. _Reedsville, _ O hi~·__8 _5._1_2~ _ _" It ureau. J • tfc baseboard hot water heating. Gam.a county, Ohio: on Section. sary funds; but today purchas- mornm · e en, IS s poss1 e nB ..._,......... .-aw - _ Close to Rt. 124. Financing ~~~;~· a~S:oo:·~ s~::rn.~~ ing power makes the youth of for a ~oman to be jealous of or sh~rt - ':ffitll I think how the 1o ======-c--=...,--1~29:...::. Uc can be arranged. $13 750.00. Towmb1p1, by appi.Yin1 • bltumlnout America as prominent a force herself. - UNCERTAIN sw-pr15e Will bef " appreciated. eurface treatment. llem T-31 De U ta' Com to think that otiJ ' tADY WANTED IAJ live in new 63 Pontiac _ $2,295 1 ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN rmmoot vort•• ...' in our society as say, A.T. & T. ar ncer m; e O "• er borne. Share utilities and gr~ va Station Wagon. Popular W\' %--3830 WY !-363& fe:trojt-e\~ '{',orl! lenltb · :IS.au and General Motors! Are you perhaps the type who mother has got 1 point when eery expenses. Phone wv J. Catalina Series. One careful a 6 3tc or · , ...:_~~- No. 4 You may think the teen-age can't enjoy a gift because you're she thinks chUdreD can be a lot 0 2950. a t 3tc owner. Power steering and o;t~.o~:·J~43. ~~. ;~t.eSe:!~: craze 8 passins fancy but big st.spicious of the lti-.rer? of bother. brakes. Extra nice. Farm Machinery NG. M~B, tn Green TownJhlp. by appt1- business isn't selling tt short. Why don't .you act to your BUT .. . thit J can trnthfuJ. lni a bitumlnout roadmlll turtaee b · J [ dn' k U 63 Buick _ $2,195 ( 1 GOOD 1952 Ford Tractor with ...,.•. "•m T·32, M•••no~ "C". Doubleday ill starting a Teen· usband next morrung the way Y say, woul Ita e a mil on For Rent =-=u=n"'•a~SPACE - n·pot st vaLeS b plow disc and mower. Ph. ;:;:~n!ndw 1:'!-t 1 1',.f!:_L, ,.,., .. age Book Club, while Puritan he acted the night before? He dollars for the faith and trwJt • ..,....,.. , "" ·• 1 a re 2 dr · Hard Top · ·· WY •'7337 • 8 • 31p ••.'Th" •,·"' mu~. Fasions J'usl paid Mary Quant needs help IAJ make this fairly we have in each other in our _ Rutland. See Jim Fry. Low mileage. Extra clean S I v · u • e ale 1et for eompletlon of . . 1 3 15tp car. Automatic shift. a 81 & Service ·--- tbiJ wort •han be ae m fortb 1r1 a young geniUS from Egnland, a common middle age change - fam1') y; our Iave and confidence. 0 1 --:r.;;~;;;i-'w TRACTOR, model 52. Cockshut. ,., .,,.,,, "'"" " " quarter of 1 million dolla- to and If you don't offer it he may 0' tbe 1'oy and surprise in COIJI. 'I' K with bath PI 0 " ,'· Hay mower, d.ISC. C' •••Each shall• ~ ~ulNd to HI eFil.l Almost Eve~ Car wllhbidder •• bid , ........ ,.~. design tbelr laD line of youth· go hack iniAl that shell .. ' or IDg borne from work "' lind .f9meroJ• Phone. WY-2-3319 •J E' Cadle I Rt . 2• 8Pomeroy. for 1111 an IJid, .amount equ•l to flv• par cent f I ...... "-' · . 1-31-tf Pomeroy, Ohio 3 6 .. but tn no event more tnan u faauiOns. ftnd someone who realizes a fr esb cut flowe n on the table ··l · e eTransferable Wbeo ___ __ tp _ :!: ~~~~·:.n~ ~~~~~~· a bon~ for With all thJs attenUon focus· -man needs the closeness and and dinner ready, or perbapt 10 .f uM . . !SHED 3 room apart· 2~ yr old Mohlle Home and 2 You Trade Cars TRACTOR, cultivator, turl)oj • " " ' " '· ""''' " ed on leen·agm, anyone with understanding of a woman fai the clothes from the dryer foJd. ....._. ~.- both. Ph J d'Jscs, brus h hog, wag- rorm Bidden mu•t appl,, Oft the Pl'flper . l--. ' ed and ironed.. Or maybe tbe wau one WY 2- lots. in excellent condition tn l eGuaranteed 24 month~ pow, s. ror prequaltfleauon wnh the a yen for sbo w bu SlRe&l IJM a more in hiS 40s than he ever ·~ 8 6 tie Syracuse. 50 x IO, 2 bed· I or , miles on. AU Ford. All in good !~'.::~w~.i.2~~" ,,::m(:;"';i,;! 'i:~'; ready market for acceptance. did tn his 20's. _ H. lawn mowed, the gar&Be 8WeJ)t, 24 000 lii1IGiii'l 4 room apartment on rooms, has an automatic I e Most Popular Unit condition. Call SH 2-5!ill4. ... ''" " ' ,. '"'" "'"'· And these are some ol the Ule garden watered. and that ..... . . MaiD Street, phone Maytag washer, and ready to 8 S 6te ouT~:.:':'"!::::;::,;.•o:, ....:: ..~ ~ things IAJ do - and watch out Dear Helen: lovely shout, "Surprise Mother I 8 6_ 3tc move in. Also 6 room home In the U.S.A. Only '"' of the 39 British Schedule be In •ecordance wte:b for if f'you who write Take Ume off from Be . . N81. of Prevailing Hourb Wap I decide to compete to Some of'I the people 81mas t to the docked an hour '" make up' for .th bath Nice yard in Sy monarchs ~,·nee \"1'lliam the Rate• Ateertalned aud De~ennlnod ln the Jed of recordings. you rl e me ' Wl . '. .wH1 room. Dnice f room. bath. racuse. · WY 2-.191!6 or WI· $ " buried ' in foreign •• Th• •• "".::~.." ::::•,." • s:!!''\r.:l.w":~ Go to the nearest recording ex tent f wrIllng, but you haodl e a school conference? '" lnCOIIYOIJI. vard Pomt Call 00 Conqueror are ~ouon• . . . .. ....... I ~--ID "··•hts, Ph. 9-3650. B 5 6tc_ I • lndellect soil Department lmJtrovemenlll In &cOOrd· studio and make a demo - them for me, very we]l. How- ence myself' You're d8J'D toot......, LIIUW IK'6u . enee with s~uonJ 4JJG,03 41150f d tio d l I' be boU' that , .. S#/'• II tic 4 SPEED INTERMIXED chaag· •nd tJi0.01 ... . ..; ( emonstra n recor ). l can ever, ve en ong over in' I will I And thank God there .. Legal Notice ~~f~~~~:.. ,_ o• __ be a new number or a standard working mother who resented are other :mothen wbo ,_. t1wt !SIGNS Pomeroy Motor Co. """"" ' ••• - -... -.._- -_., ..... .. .36.=--....,.. , E, A.= ... _6-Dott laJlod, j ob over fi.DivtaJop ulllo !!IT M! A BUCKET OFWARTER, I!ONEYPOT? 20.In of&play e. WOI'nfll'• iZ.llilllrJ- 'f..Diw' 't U& ... Pomeroy Motor Co. :Simon's :· Market lf.Ltll>(• JU!too- fo!ILL YE fiiUIIII:IOWN fOTH'tRE!K AN' w &14od tl''l" . .- . . . . . . . . . . ;~&.= a an ll.oator llaliM H. Jlllllle DOle 29.Coo a2. Let Ill 410. ........ fi fla u.f:'t... ''i,.:, ••· ;==~~==::::::~~~======~==~ • CueJr/a• I - HELEN HELP US! /tb "I almoat wish Mom would catch ~•! She'• always . holdln1 you up u an tXIlD'Iplel" - I n---- "• I • II WMPO Radio 8Iaett nars -== fi'GNDAY TllltU l'lllDAY8 00 Sign On - News 4:05 sacred Heart 6 20 MIIJI County IU"D Paul Bowm, rarm &oliO News 8:3ii Country Jamboree 6: ~7 Weather 7.00 National .>ews 7:05 BiD Miller Shoo 7:10 Spor!B Pal'l'fle 7:30 Bltl Miller Sho~t 7:3< Plckeru. Hard<jiJU'O tTut> '111w...) 7:10 News 8:0. Bill Miller Show 8:45 Baker Fllrnilure Sho" 9:00 News us CoHee with Jtlllel IL :OO Portraits of a Patriot iO:IIO Swap Shop ··:110 Social Se<urlty 10·81 Bill M;llor ~runeb Show 10:45 Mason Agr. Program 6:25 4 :r., ~~~~~~ • 1 ~ork' 340 :·..n .m r 1•• . -••t·,~-,• .,..,,..,~ ,...w~• · nor. llld private bath. In,, , . ~. . . Ohio HoteL ~.I 1 13 tfc 222 ° Blaettnar's er. Dual volume controLLo 4 k spea er sound system. ve· ly walnut finish . This set I Pomeroy, 0. five months old. Take over p8 ments Of $6 per month Y or AL1 CONDITIONING Refrtger· pay balance due $78.38. ation aervice. Jack's Refrig. WY 2-6555. 8 3 61c oration, New Haven, Phone TU ...,.,,_ • ••4 I Ifc H1 W t d '"'· "· ........ ae;:= ,. ••" ..... ·-vartment of hlJb••" •• 1nd •• !':to~~flc41 of thl dl.vWOJI depuf:J' 41· Th anyre.:tor ,, ftjec~ ,....,.... tbe rilhl t.o contr•ct s•••• Lqal copr No. •s.u• P. 1 M~:"~"'bJdi.Dmi!ICT UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Jalr ' '"''' ,,..,.,.., ""' .. ,_,,. '!: •..,.• '· '·' ... •· OR ~tr!~~,o~~c~J!. :- c~~:!bu~~~::!' ' unlll ..,... A. M.. Ohio ii!uiem> 81and.ard Tuuday '"'AUC\1111 17, '"'· '"' Tl.m1, lmoro••m••,. NOTICI! TO coNTRACTOill STATE oF o"•o DIPARTMENT HIGHWAYS Columbul. onlo,o,JUlY u. ,., but 11 •· -•e--ut Important th a1 you --•--) DUIUU \.VIU '~~. and ' flnally, I8JIIe way! - D P display your singing talent tn I've boDed over. · ' ..... idio' F Of all th Ilea D wuay's m. or irultance, IDJ e selfish, seU-centerr : Bl'llt big seller was "Who's Sorry Now?", 1 real oldie, but I put a rock 4n roll beat to It and It took off. 1 Now that you ve made your demo; take it to your local dil- ed head .. 1n .. tJie land """""' You're um.... _, that ~ I • t'_. "DI& ... UU"t. ple, abe takee the cab. I'D ad- drm of worklnsmolben cellO! mit 1'\re come away from aueh •'depriv_." IH!cauae their D» personal conlereoees occulonal· then are working - but tii!J ly DOl !mowing much more than If their mothers area'l wortb!i: before, but tbe teacher and 1 at motherhood. became better acquainted and '!'bose two hall beeomt yog porbapa from the few moments friend. - H. ' t .. ..-..lber ·•· bad 1 ...,.. .,.. ~ IJI. Bight on my chlld at bome and Tbls eolumn Ia dedlcalad lo fam. I on the child u a atudent. lly Uving, so lf you•,. haviDI ..... lber fa!'· to ··-"·- ... Jdd troubl .... plaiD ....... _ ""' mo '" ........., u.. e or •-· '"'"""'• teacber has PIIIID 1 fuU day of let Helen Help YOU. Sbe wiD work and these welcome your own llllltiSing L -too - u.....1 "Mconference 1 te 1.. ...also ....-.-~-- ............... u ...1 - D..,. '""""are ...,,ru. 00 IC>r ~I""·-"""' ... """"'...,. era bave famllles waiting at tel ID care of this newtpaper. rooms. 8yeamore St. WY 2-5212. 7 30 30U: -•n.., -u w . _ . . LOT8 8 P Iliad trller. Brovn'• 1'rli1 an • AUei'IONEER o~r:r~: :n:-·e!n~.! 1::,u-~,~ • Plrt (Slate AJIPiuoed) MAN OR WOMAN wanted IAJ Complete Sorv"'=•"•re• on ,., •u~a "' 1ba ,.,~ J, IIJIIinvllloa, Oblo, Pbolle W1ll supply Rawleigb poducts to Criu Bradford .,...., ...,,._, ••· • ..... __ be •-· Cut tho • • 1 n tic . p Wri · Con Oallia County, Ohio, 011 8Kt1011 IUAl \OGLt . _ ..-. .. consumers m omeroy or te, n•- or tad No. "'· The prickly heat season Is fat content ot UUIJIIJ, tbe feedings and · , .'I'IIIIJ:IIIIIf tour """" IUrni•IMt Middleport and Syracuse. A. C. BRADFORD :;:..'!.~~~::; ::~~· ,!.',,:..::::,~ here. This disease 11 especial- make sure If tbe beby 11 llot..,. llllllllllllbed Good time IAJ starl. No capi· Baclne, Olllo ,.... T-32. M...,.. "C". ly common ID infanta wbell the "•fed that' .-.nipple bolee are Iii . aport. tal required. Write Rawle••h • 1 .. Pmmonl Width l8 ''"· .... ' .... , ..lata WY 1-6434 D 1 If< .., • uc ProJo<• ••• w.,• "'"""' ""'·' Wt!atber is bot and sUcky. It very small 80 the baby must .ruiunsHEJ> 4 room and bath Dept., OHH-841).1115, Freeport 1ar1 Goweler, l'llllnlliD& and ..., "'·'',;<;::!;,, ••· , Deed not occur, however, If you work IAJ get the mllk Instead ialldern. lsi Floor apartment. Ill. 8 9 lip__ . HeaiiDB """'' conniY. ohoo. •• _. 1..Wt• ~ let"•• CAL-7'15 • !HIO, o.:w, 0.58 """"" <Part), avoid ,Jutting too much clo"'-• "'I&U6 Ul IIIU5 it nm dowu ber Mlddieport. CaD WY 2-38'14. MALE : NEED CASH? Sell fa· Mlnenvllle, Olda ...,. ..,," m . In Porno ,., Wolnut on your baby in the day· lbroat. 8 7 tfc mous Knapp Aerotred Shoes. Ead your eewer troubJet :::.~=~~P~u:f'ac!PP~.a f~m~:, time and too many blankets at ,a)•-Dd-:-~R"'•"M"IM.,-,Iu_r_n_JS.,.h:.."'..:..'.::pa:_r_l t- Full or part time . High com· We IIRve aU •lzH ~t_!'::.;~;··wtdlb: vartabte. night. If you do overdress your q- 1 bave lleard that there llienta. Rowley 11 Reed Hard missions plus bonus. ComS.WOI' Maebtneo '"'"' ' '"' w,,. Lonllh• ,...,. baby tbe opening~ of bill ll'e two kinds ot measles lm· 'bre. tfc "((lete Une for men and worn· RoaSODabfo Ratet "" " sweat glanda will become plug- mnniutlon. U my cblldrfn have 1 5 11 er ~ ·"'JlMenl fun- · · tree. Clll WY Z.ZIJ74 Day or Nllht MEG·32S.O.OO&I.18.Stale Molp c.... .,., Ohto •• ...,.on ged and Inflamed. Thill II ....~. had do they ..... the uuad• Route No I ,........UUOl Ileal Write to G<Jrdon Rae, Di>· 7 2A1 tic .,., on "'•m To,.,.hlp, .,. ,.,,,.,,; Y heat. Any area of hio body or? And for poUomyeUtia obould FOR SALE tr JC ' t Sa"" 1 Manager. '"' - · - ell•m bltllmlnom roadmi.ll surraee coune. ma Y be """'""" -"·-~ bu ... ~ lll!ATING, Plmnhlq, MaeDer T·"· M•thod "C". . t u,. neck, they have both tba Salk and the Darby~hire Drive, Columbus hrDacel Arnold Brotben Ppavement Width: ll feet. shoulders, and chest are ·"""'r-"' _,__ Sabin vaccine? . . • • • roJeet and Work Leqth: :n, Hl.e Ohio. Zip 43221. 8 5 4tc m Ean MaiD Streot, Po,.. "" " ..,, '"'"'· ally vulnerable. A-Oae -•leo YacciDe ~ PrO!JOIII Ne ' 4 S'mce th e sa)t in his sweat eonslstl of a live but weakened II!IOJ. Pbooe WY z..uu. Melfi Counly. Ohio, ~n kdloo MEG U. I. Clvlllervlce Teltll 1 2Q tfe .381 · 1.~. 03 17.&5, State Route No. aggravates this condJtiOD you -•aa]es virwJ that -t11 ,.lye Meu """11111'[1 Ul uo ~•• ~ JoDI! 1131. •n Oran1e Towllllhlp, bv •pplylne _.. ww 5l 8)Jb PIJ 81Un" .........1'1 4d ..&nl!tlltleDt CAR Washed and vacuumed. a bltumnlou• roadmhl IUrf·~ eoune. should keep your baby'• lkiD .your ehDdren a very mllk 1 ~;::~~~:.'~ ':~ 7::!~.~ Wilson's ear wash, 550 Page ~vi~~~t MW~:~~: -~~~able. clean and dry in W weatber. attack of tbe disease. The otb... ,..r1&1.oo 17 JObl. ~17 f"RD hlffrrm• St., Middleport. WY·· '71'. ,..Preject and Worlr Len&UI: ~1/81.1 Don't be afraid .. rtmOYe b18 - :... a t1l1ed -'-·· va.....c... .. eUer!M. NqatNIIDI!It& """ ., t or 6.:ll mile•. . - Ml YlnUJ ~· WriTe 11\t1Q 11'!1..-IJII lll.lnl. add._ •lid Open from 8 B m to 9 p m "The dAte let lor completion of ClotheS. If jt(hiJJI appearl to 11le liVe Vlrus f8cclne hal t::~-n ~emoa 101 .... rom..., teven days a w~. 7-31-lot~ :•dl:;r~:!!:!1al.~ ,., torUl tn the bother him dab calamine lGo been improved and iB perfectDOW picking early OallJ lltlfllltmel, PMneroy. Oral• __ _ ~ Each. bidder •hall be rl8qulred to tion wfth 1 per cent pheuoJ ... safe It is usually pref..... J'ree, Red Haven, Sun NEIGLE'R BUnA>ING Supply file With bll bid a eertlfl.ed. eheek b' k ., . ~ follow ·. aJ. Auto Sales .' . ~ fur an amount equll to flwe ..., cent on IS 8 in in the affected ar- ed acept In children with heart Racme, PlastiC wau tile 14c •• hit bid. b\11 In no event more than eas dl beca bol olben w Dail and I b lhr ten thouund dollar~, or a bond tor · sease use one s con. Y FOR S.~LE ' 1961 4 door hard- per sq. L for a OOIDS, ::: ~;_::• ot "" ••• ..,.... In Q-M7 pnddaqllter, four fer& a lasting tmmunlty. ilooiiJ. Orchard, ' top. Oldsmobile, In excellent: bouse _builders, alummum Bid· Blddera ~UII appl,, on the proper DlOtJ:ths old, bas been spitting er shots every 6 to 12 months 7 15 tfc condition. Power steering, I ed lng, kitchen •• for prequaliflcauon with the up her mUk and baby,...., a•·- ar nee-··~ 1•t the killed . ' Icablnets kitcb measur· torm Hlghwn Credl l l:~~:amjner. at Coium· ' """ e ..__J with windshield, WhJte wal1 tires, automatic to Size 0 en. bus. OhiG at lealt Jo day• before birth. 'Ibe baby doctor sald VIruS vaccine it used ~~:;nw:hite side transmission. $1395. Call WY 1 11 tfc th~h~at;.~~u~ !~.r: :!41b. paid. to DOt to WOIT)' but I'd like to know 'lbe s&bin vacciDe. bal larg~ irl 2-3986 or WI &·3650. lnsur•nc. !::at~a':' ~~m!=ax:., ~~~ eon~:e! bow to get her to stop. ly replaced tbe Salk. Here a-:--=-'Cc-...,---~--8:...:_ 5 6tc ''Schedultl of Pl't'YaillDi Hourb' War• A - All IJabiel ipiJ ap lOme m~~jn we are dealin11 •Ith a kill· ' d .. · pu1\IN"\ 1"'-.n.... .,__ t"~V~o.. Rata A1certal.ned Jnd Determined b' f h , &"' ., • r. Celebrity super 88 Olda- •~"v ~"'""' ""'"""· ~, Th• D•P> rtmoat nJ Jnd...,,.l "'"' o t eor . fOod... w!Jen you ~"'P i ed vtrue vaccine (Salk) and a I • . ,.. , mobile, good tires, all new le8 made ol legal papen. :::\"m!~~~~~~:~v~m~~~~~~~.:=;. them. If th,e' dOCtor saYs DeW live viM.IB vaccine (Sabin). No I ~iii<iiibiiel, -rrepalr serbrakes, ~adio,' power wtth ~ecuon• 4115.03 ttT-3), 4tttut to worry he muBt · be basing I. matter how manv booster shots b brak(!fl, birl.tl tb records .... ___ and almost 8DJ' tl'J.4), 411~ .01 U1-4al, 411508 (11..!$) . . aU makeo. WY 2-2284. power sleermg, ydromatic o f< .,.,,,.....,nta. '"" """ ,..~ this on the faet · lhllt your of Salk vaccine your children Fabrie Shop, Pomeroy. transmission, new springs. llellw. Juaruce, ~ ~ean~ ~~~~~Pecttkauon. are oa fUt granddaughter Is miking a bave had Utey should have the I Singer Sates and One of the cleanest Clll'l IDI t 4 tlr 1n ••• ''"""""'' nt hllhw•,. ""' normal 1an tn·. w!'lght This ha· Sabin Vaccine after which no 3 29 Uc Porner0Y· Gall Wa Iter Grues- I the of!lctt of lh• dlvllllon deput:r dl· bit . l wHen a baby 1·booSI'IJ'S are requred. Ll ode "''"· usuaIIY ce•••• • er. WY 2-3230. Actual milevest ,.): !,."::;: :00::.':' ~· ..,., " otarts to wa~k. ,, . , ~ No child should be without 1FOR SALE' Milk cow. Phone age 43,1100. Price tGQS.OO. P. LKA8JRTI:R,biRE<TOO U the ., ,plltl-~' ~pIs u . thla protac:tlon a""inst two 8%tfr1 .SH2461t ._....... I th "' . th ' •• I - -. •., Ito M~':-• r('·'"''.,., o~~q.. . .,.. "'"""".. ees"vfl! ""~ ~ "'_:.,' (~gmP. '""" _"1\V . treeclt!!~~~ ~~~'J:'.~II!!s. , _______..,...,...:.......----~~'"-~----' DOCJ'OR SA"'S •:,: GAW,..,.,., ..... """" 1 4 •s Wa Qrpt I .I' JIK::I 'J' ij:IO GwA!v'a GUlli! Star 12:110 31:10 4llfi 41110 t:tft tfriGIJI f.arry Anderson Show .IIIII N. . Sholl 81aettnar AuiO Show !leclrlc Compaey News Jim Meea iSbow 5:10 N'WI 5:Gii .fltl M... Sllow 8100 Sporla rarado 'J'UltlfiUQ A. Jt: W J .1' 0 I'L.- :SI'lUW 1111hl PIQLOIOPR'f ASXB THil ltfMP~ fiUDiTIQNI WIIA'J' !I 1'1' Au. AIIOUI't-'WIIl'l'IIIIUD 1,30 Dol! J011ea Averqes. '1 ..u 8::!11 SundoWll Sere~~~dt 7:00 National News 7' 0:> Sundo"" llerenade ii:OO stan 011 IATIJl\DAYS - 6:00 Sign On - News U~ Country Mualc nme 6:20 Country Jat!IDOree 1'00 Protestant Hour 7,30 Sports Parade 7:35 Larry Anderson Show 10:45 It's Music - Army 11:00 Oaicy Valley IlliG Dultoll'l Top TtD Show 12:00 News 12,15 lusical lnterludP 12.30 Rev. Merllq l'eell 1'00 Tba Jim M"'" Show e,oo Sports Parade 8,05 Jim Mees Show 1'30 Nlllllftll Ne"' 6'35 Sundow11 SereJUJde 8:11) Off tbe Air ~l'NDAVS 7:30 SIBU Oo - Arllll KOID' !Tuesday: 7:5S News 10:45 famiiJ Worahlp (ThUfl.) 8:110 Uap~~~ Laym•n'• HQur IUS • &.C. Program (Friday! 6:30 Bunda) Sbol' 11:00 Newa g,uo Sunday Show II : ~ Tiny's CounlrJ JIIJJCtlon 9:30 The Bible Speal.f to 11 :110 fiuy'l Cuunt.Q HylMI tAi LegitiiUVI l!eport 12:00 Cement 8Jolll! Newa IG oc Tho Good I.Jte . "· ~ · !I'UIB · - - - .. MY . -- I aal:•- ..,_ .1' U I' WZ'IJAB'I'IL w,.,. AUTO AIR 0NDITIONING OI'JOBll' JP 'I'I'W 1 MARK IV & IU:I> i;on&rlllllmau MUtJIIV t•:IO 11:30 13:110 12,15 12,30 a;oo Tho Sunday Rllow Tbe Quiet Hour Newa The Chrl•lians Hour The Rev. Mlll'llr !ells The Rev. Sllq LISTEN TO WJEH _ , QOH I OOMi IN~ CiOT &OMITHIN' AM--990 on Your Dial Tlll.!, Y(JIJ, CHIEF/ And WJEH FM 1_01.9 meg. UO TheRe~. Andrtw 1:30 Sunday abowlllll• 6:30 Sundown Serenade Show·::=I=:OO=O=fl=tha~A=Ir====::::::~--"'"!-"'"!-a;~H$Aj;j$c~• ay AliT '·V,.=:·••· 6:tO Jim Meea THEBO_ RN_~OS&I~· WATCH FOR FRIDAY the 13th l&lloA> 1 '.!'"'"' .. .......; I ,, ., · ' ' 1 ' W~l\ . ' '.' .,. '~. AND-. .. THE 'MA.ft I·N TH~ B,tA"fK CAT HATI ,, ••• ' •• t ; .J ;,lf, '\' ~-.: ·-~·-··~·- - - - - ..... . ~·¥·- ....... OIPYOU . __ _ I<NOWTH,IIT~-­ 'JilE lOP-IiiiNICIN(; Qlll~ lENNS PtA~ ... INCOU.!61ATi \ ..----. By HAROI.D -:: e,,• GAAlo: <· �. . - ... ' ... ....... ...... .. . , ~ ; -..... - · ~· . . ' . ~ ~. . .... .. ..•·.. .-.. . .~' •.~ .. .. ·~..... _... ·-=;;::::.:::::::;::;::-;;·:o;·•l.li' ''-'' *' " ~ .,.................. •. .. •• x; ta·-..-....-, ... ' .•.,..-,., .. ·.· ..·•·. •.·•·.·•..:::- :·.•••••.-:-··.·:..~ ·••· ~ .-~ . . . ..--· ·•.•. :;. •. ·-· •· ..•·~-~.- :: ::.·,·.:; :; ;.:. ·,; ·..:.;. .,..- ·· • .. . ...... ·· ~· ~ ... .. .. - .... .;,. ~- .... •• . ...... .... ............ ...... _....... ..;-~_ ...... __ .... .' Sen~~el, Pomeroy-Middleport, o.. Aug. 9, 1965 Glaziers will Linen Shower is Given Show Slides Of HoIYLan d 'fUEI-ro-oe by Miss Nancy Reed Nancy Reed entertained Mrs. James Brewington, Miss Rev. and Mrs. Francis H Glazier New Lexington, w..; recentl~ returned from a visit t llal· l':gypt Lebanon Jor· : 1 Syrla and Greece w~~· b~"~e Enterprise Tuesday . While Rev. and Mrs. Glazier were on tbeir trip they visited where Christ was born. 1 he home where Mar , Jesus and h r eel 1 ~~ . lh Josep tv C0h1 . 1 years, 1e 1 luncheon and linen show· Sandra Brewm~ton, Mrs Cl1de at he~ home on Brown, Mrs Leland B r o w n, Street m honor of Mrs. Rtchard Chambers, Mrs. Gibbons; whose to Mr. Richard Sweet sollr>mn.izeo Satutday after AUR. 7. Arrangements at from the Reed garden used throughout the home. tunr·heon relreshment ta· was covered w1th a hnen ana centered with a fan ~'81l!!errlent t Rohert Coats. Mrs. Edward Crooks, Mrs. Walter Crooks. Miss Jeanette Crooks, Mrs. James Damels, ~Iss Fneda F~ehnle . Mrs. Elizabeth .Davis Frsher, M". Edward Ha.gger· ty . Karen Gregg, Mrs C. II. Hennesy. Mrs. E:mcrson Junes. Mis~ ~ . Around AboutAnd Barbara Jones, Mrs. John place where rls ~as cr~c- l M'dd I Final Payment Made on .$6,300 Incurred in Renovating Church l,'rayer from tbe year boot by Mrs. Ben Neutzllng. 1ed by !\IrS. Henry Reibel prea~ dent, opened tbe meeting of !be Happy Harvesters class of tbe Federated church Friday eYeD· lng at the church. 'Like Minded with Christ," was the topic ol the devotlona leporf Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson, Columbus, were Saturday over· night guests ot her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jonea and daughter, Ba!'bara . Mrs. w. K. Wilson of Albany, N. y ., visited last week . witb ~ her sister and brother-an-law, ·. Mr. and Mrs. Gle~ Lambert. She planned to VISit relatives ., in Illinois bel'ore returnmg f M · 1 Abo f Oln Y In p CmerOy People home. U = ,.. ~~ :~· i:t~:r ;:.~ ;::..": =~ ::.~~~ Tb serHostesset Mel Mrs. llenry Reibel. . por and Mrs. Lold!leibel will for tbe September be devotional leAd • hymn, "Tryma to walk In • - - - -.....Steps of tbe Savior," opertedl tbe devotlona. followed by spnslve reading of Phlllpplana 2:1-11 and 1-16. Aller tbe med· ltallon tbe group sang "Give Of Your Best To The Master," and tbe <!"vollona closed .with the Lords Prayer m unlSon. Durtng the business session, tbe final payment wos made on the $6 300 debt for renovating th · r th ch h A i · .e wiD ertor o e. • Middleport Council, wltbout a dissenting vote and only a min' or fiareup approved two ordinances Monday night ending 19 years of off · and • on but vex· ing dehb•ratlon•. They were No. 8B5 providing lor the issuance and sale of $516,000 In 40-year first mort· gage revenue bonds to P.Xtend the sewer system, and No. 886 whlclt fixes rates to be charged to pay off the bonds, both under emergency powers. _, only the look is expensive .' " of salmon pink Kincaid, Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, Mrs. fled, the plate of HIS bunal, Mr: and Mrs. Manning Kloes gill as sent to Mll!s Maud rlanked with ta pers. Robert McElhinny, Miss Karen and many plac_es where Paul and children, Kent, Lort and Grueser who has been hospit· honored guest and her McElhinny, Mrs. E. 0 . Rail , prrached and hved. Lynn left Saturday for a vaca· Mr .. and Mrs. John Prunty ailzed. Mrs. Gladys Cuckler H 1\''l . • and erght children of Bexley reported 1mprovrng and Mrs. . Fl 1 M werr · seated at a ISs orence owe. \rs 1-1 Rev and Mrs 'Glazier will t1on at Myrtle Beach. · i 11 an d a roun d · k 1 d' 1· Sl· M J I" b · · . h S · spen1 a day 1as t week wlth her Grover Erb 1s decora ted wtth pm g a I· I"'" a1er, rs ames ,e . show colored slides o! their trip Mr. and Mrs. Wort Y tanley th M Marga et Dann- b' rd t I h ... er Ft ' "ude dale ~·a and d h'ld I p . t PI t mo er, rs. r ro U1 ca was sen o er. ChJC ken 5.I8d• assor1nJ 1 .' • I..IGI r .' ·•. al the Enterprise E.U .B. Church an c ren om easan · h dt 8t the bon:' of Frank M Phil · h t .:iliidv•ichleS. cake, lime sherbert M1ss Texanna Wh1te, M1ddleTue d evenln ,. ust 11 w. va. have moved 19 the for . ar ·rs. Mem ar was . i,,j;~t!~"~~; were served to the port. Miss .lulit> Carson assist· on 3 ay g.' ug ' mer 1 E Miller property 00 Fugate. corned back after an ab.setlce 't guests. Miss Reed was et:l the honored guest with her at no p.m. They Will also have Grant-St. . Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Sayre nf due to lllnesa. Mrs. .th th heo b , ft a display of many 1tems from Farrhorn were weekend gueats !banked the class lor nowers WI e 1unc n Y gl s. the Holy Land. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber of her mother Mrs. Frank sent her mother, Mrs. Elmer ~. and children, Dennis, Dean, Stewart, East Main Sl · Rev. and Mrs. Glaz1er serv· Donna, Dallas and Duane have Chairman for serving guest list included, in OWer IVen ed the Enterprise E.U.B. Church returned from a camping and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wick- to the Lions club were named to Miss Gibbons and her for four years before going to fishing trip at Duncan Falls ham and daughters . Patty and and Included, August 11, Mrs. Mrs. Wayne Gibbons, their present home and church on the Muskingum River. They Stepbante returned to tberr Neutzllng, Mrs. Clara Karr and ;~~~t;s: Miss Ruth Carson of in New Lexington. Everyone is visited with Mr. and Mrs. Thorn· home, Dayton Thursday . after Mrs. Louts Reihel; Angust 16, j Mrs. James Carson, welcome. as Donahue and family and his spending several days Wltb . nts Miss Lena Grueser, Mrs. Karr 1!!~~~~:18;M~rs. Nolan Carson A bndal shower honoring Miss rnolher, Mrs. Mary Donahue. mother. Mrs. Mary E. Ohltng- and Mrl. Bentz Wolle: August "' and her cousin, Pamela Covert, bride • elect of The group was joined by Mr. er. While here th., ~nd Mrs. • Mr H R 'b I M Julie Carson of Cincinna· Mr. Delmar Freeman. was . and Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan Ohhnger went to Pittsburgh, 25, '· ~nry_ el ed, M rs. given Wednesday eveni ng at sd· Pa. to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence anmng an r 8• Tue ay. · I R A Tb Fred Dessauer; and Septemtnvlled guests were the home of Mrs. Calvin Dowell Or/ Q Dixie Pierce, daughter of . : ompson. 1ber I, Mrs. Phil Will ' liaiTISon,IJ Rebecca Berry, Bellefon- of Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. carlos Cowen of Mrs. Karr, and Mrs. Mrs. Lee Davidson, Miss Games were played and Oln en and four friends from Miepigan, :oaytoo were recent guests of Hauck. Pauley and Mrs. Thorn- prizes <:~warded . After Miss Co-- Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bahr are on a vacation trip to the Miss Marcia Karr. Games were played Wat:kins,, Columbus: Mrs Ev· vert opened her many lovely and daughter, Donna Jeanne , of west coast. They expect to be Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Weeae the social hour with prizes a· Hayes, Great Bend; Mrs. gifts, refreshments were serv- Chester have returned from a gone a month. They went by the and Miss Marcia Karr were warded to Mrs_ Neutzling, Mrs. Hoeflick, Mrs. Charles ed by Miss Christtn e Bryan and two weeks vacation in Fort northern route and will return Friday visitors in Gallipolis. Louis Reibel, Miss Thelma , Sr. and Mrs. Loram Mrs. lJowell. Lauderdale, Fla., where they the southern route, with sight· Mrs. Orville Rader of Colum- Grueser, Mrs. Williamson and ller1rett, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Attending were Mrs Betty were. guests of Mr. Bahr's bro- seemg trips planned enroute. bus was the weekend guest of Mrs. Max Meinhart. Refresh· . Philson, Racine. McDaniels, Mrs. Sylvia Cook, ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and Miss Pierce will teach in Mlch· ber sioter, Mrs. W. H. Ehers· ments contributed by Misses Forrest Bachtel, Mrs. Betty Williams, Mrs. Mrs. Clayton Bahr, formerly of igan in the fall. bach and daughter, Sybil. , Bachtel, Mrs. Emil Grace Durst, Mrs. Ruth Rock Springs Road, Pomeroy. Mrs. C. J. Cummings (Cres- · · . , nd W .J.J• • At homt! in any IoeMe, uy .,_... •• , Mrs. Wall ac'e Gosneyz, Mrs. Dorothy Bryan, Th d' euarng IR 1 f sa Webb) of Binghamton N Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Wippel 11tte Toni Todd'a Great~ KniL o( Eva Hartley, Miss Linda Lyons M eyd :'e ;::,n~ gues sShn /Y has been here for a 'visit and children of Baltimore, Md. Church at Pedro . r. an s. Jo ercer ( a . are guests of thetr parents Mr .,)on• acrylic. The importiDI O>Uor oad and Belly and Alberta LUlie. ron Bahrl and also attended re-I wttb her mother, Mrs. Leoda d M J h w· 1' nd Mrs. Baker Gordor. and Miss Sending gifts were Louise RaJ- hearsal of Mr Mercer's five- Webb and her sister and fam- aMrn ndrs. MosepN belptpeN "tz Barbara Kennedy were in Pe~~-cs of abe ovtrhloUSil are hauded widt color mak:bed · of the fam- I IIy, Mr. an d M rs. or r eu · dro Fraday . Ed war d Marm, l . piece band in one Mrs. t son, _rs. R'IChard p·IC k• 11 . a to attend the wedlace, n.e ~ knil bu tile - ..... point ........... Mrs. Hazel M~rris. Mr. a~d ous clubs in u1e city. They saw ens. Mrs. Pack~ns and Mrs. ng. ding ot Miss Barbara Self TONIGHT \ lo hud-waahoblo oad .....,..,..iotant. Red, block, Mrs. Gene Smith, Dot and K1t- such ramouf! places as Cypress W~bb acco~pamed Mrs. Cu~· Bruce Reed ls visiting in can- Mr. wa.ter Stiverson Jr. , ~o:~.~~,~~~~i~•OR LOVE" ty Pu~h , Ca rolyn Buckner, Mr~ . Gardens, Silver Springs, the ~mngs to Bmghamton for a vts- ton with his aunt and uncle, Mr. at the EUB church at 6:30 pitoo.ftos ltluo, comet. Sizeo 6 1D 18. Jim Hutton Mag~u Searls, Mrs. Bonme Singing Tower in Lake Wells il , and Mrs. Robert Schelhase and the reception in Comtt to Elbtrfelds - VIsit The Busy Reedy To ((.:OIOfJ - andHubbard, ~rs. Carman Durst, and motored to Key West and Mr. aud Mrs. Nolan Carson 1 M~. and Mrs. Wyatt Will and Grange hall. . . Weer Departmttnt on the second floor end ,.. ''PARtS WHEN IT Mrs. Joe rurner and Mrs. Miami and cbHdren of Cincinnati spent · Terri and Gary_ of Columbus ~e new Mrs. Stiverson IS tho many new fall fashions fer women and girls SIUI.ES" George Baker. On their return trip they stop- the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. spent Sund~y wttlt his father, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. - the lotnt In styles, fabrics end colors. l ;!'jJilliDII Holden ped m Beckley, w. va., to visit Way ne Gibbons and family. Emmett Wtll and Mr. . and I ville Self of Pedro and Mr. Audrey Hepburn Moko your Hloctlons early and use our .onvon('J'echni color) Mrs. Bahr's relatives. They came to attend the wed- Mrs. James Will and fam1ly. erson is the son of Mr. ient lay...way plan. 1 This vacation trip was a ding of MISs Gibbons and Mr. Mrs. Walter Stiverson Sr. RACE~S~· IO.ll t planned graduation present for Richard Sweet of Vermont. In l943, more than hall of Na· Chesterhill. Mrs. Gordon 1--itlck Douglas, Gilb•rt Roland Mr. and Mrs. Bohr's daughter, IMiss Ruth Carson of Bucyrus ' gasakt, Japan, was edstroyed Miss Kennedy were also dinner iColort : Donna Jeanne. who graduated also spent the weekend with when the United States dropped gueats of the Self pre-ceding] -<~n<lI . from . Holzer Hospital Sch~~ of the Gibbons fam ily, ,1 _ll'itsiiiseciiioniid alomac bomb. the ceremony. . 'BIG PARADE 0~ COMEDY' The Me1gs County . Farm Bur· NurSing, July 2. Donna VIStted Gene Crooks, who Is a stu- 1 fhf' Greatrst Stars at their eau wlll hold .lts third a~nua l the Orange Memorial Hospital dent m the School ol · : finf's t and Fu nniest I sum mer mee1mg and chIL'.ken ] in Orlando, Fla., where she was at Ohio State University at barbecue on ~ug . 26 accordmg ; born in 1944 durmg World War lumbus, spent the weekend with to Farm Bureau president, An-111. Miss Bahr is presently em· his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal· •drew Ct oss at Rock Springs 1 ployeo at Holzer Hospital 1n ter Crooks. POIMifGI . 0t.Fairgrounds.. F~atured Wi ll bei Gallipolis. I Denny Cunningham, son I a .meal cons1stmg of _one·_half j Mr. and Mn;. Clifford Cunning- , \ \ Tanight thru Wedneld1y ch1ckc-n and all the lnmmmgs / ham of Lima, Ohio, returned ELV IS PRESLEY in for $1 _lor adults and 75 cents home Saturday after spend· "GIRL HAPPY" for ch1ldren. mg the past four weeks with "Last year's crowd numberhis gra ndmother, Mrs, WilI ed 273 and we hope to top that1 liam Robson. ftgure thJS year. As an added ] ,fJ ----attraction. we plan to have 1 Special J' ocal D11et some 'old time' music for en-! AUG ._ I tertainment and also an attrac-1. The Rutland High School band Give11 for Service . d · .. M C IS to practice for the Me1gs tIVe oor pr1ze, r. ross Co . h said. u~ty Farr from August 9t Mrs. Clarence Lacey and THURSDAY, Aug. 12 'd to l.llh from 6 p. m. to 9 p.m. Mrs Beulab wh·t f tit NOT OPEN Tb e Farm Bureau prP.SJ ent at the hi h school g m. All . J e_ o e announced the following com· 1964 _6ii s!niors are fovited 10 dleport First Bapltst Chttrch 9: IS PM IN POMEROY PARKING LOT FRIDAY ond SATURDAY mittees for the barbecue. Rex take part in the band's fair presented a_ special vocal August 13-14 Shenefi~d. Don Wilson and Har- activities. "My ~~d IS. Waiting in "FERRY CROSS EFFECTIVE AUGUST 6 TO SEPTEMBER 10 old Roush, in charge of the bar· SENT soc CAL Garden, durmg Sunday mornTHE MERSEY" J.G.,m and the Pacemakers. becue pit: Mr. and Mrs. Leo AUG. 11 mg worsh1p servtces at Heath Black, Julie Samuel. Story, planning and serving ; The White Rose Lodge Auxil· Methodist Church . . Fo,lfm•Osl, Jimmy S.ville Virgil Kmg. entertamment. and iary will hold their annu;ll pic-( Mr. Ja~~s Brewmgton, t ...... PLEASURE SE~KERS' Paul Bower purchasing and bar· nlc Wednesday stude~t m1mster, presented (Technicoorl Margaret, Tony Franci becuing. /II. at 6 p_ m. :1t the - m_ornmg sermon on "Love. " Carol Lynley, Pamela Serving w_ill com_mence at 6 ,Park. Members are to bring Richard ~ambers, lay Gardner McKay. Gene Brian Keith. p.m. and will contmue to 8 a covered dish and Wble I _be""r,.;p;;r,::: es;;_ld~e~d.=====•. m. Friends of farm Bureau o.re vice. 1.· J,;.;: A•••· 15th thru Aug. 'llst welcome, both rural and town. AUG. I! Register Now FORc~~~~~IDN Tickets will be on sale this The Middleport unit of the For Fall Quarter _w::e~~ek~_:a:_ t ~t:h:'e. ~L:a'"nd,..,mark store in 1. W.C.T.u. will meet Thursday Day Classes Bogin --evening, August 12 at 6 p. m. Given Away Thus: 1st, $50- 2nd, $25- 3rd, $15- 4th, $10- EACH FRIDAY NIGHT Sept. 14 at the home of Mrs. M. L Kel· Night t:lassos Bogin Jy, Grant-st, for a potlusk dinOct. 11 Members are to bring a Cltetog with Full lnforcovered dish and their table mltlan Av•ll•ble Upon ~"uest service. ,00 In evenue uthorizc TON' I TO.D D urc . ~ It was In 11146 under the ad· ministration of the late Harry Crai~. that Middleport council first attacked the "sewerage prohl<!m." ot the present coun· ell only John Zerkle was tben a member Mayor Lee Smith was a MHS sophomore. Tiat Council "borrowed" $5.· 0011 from the Federal government to pay lor general and specific sewerage plans. Since tben those plans have Den revised and later discard- ed, although elements of tbe way. helow Hobson desired by the original survey have heen In- ] Earl Shaeffer of Charles A. town aa a site lor Its lapneorporated Into preaent con- Hinsclt Co.. Cincinnati bonding type sewerage. Earlier negoti· struction plans. I firm. answered questions aris· ations with a Charleaton rea~ Pressure haa been maintain- lng during tbe reading of !Jolb ty firm had lounderO\I on tbe eel on successive coitncils ordlna1.cea Monday night. Both demand price. throughout the years from 11146 also had been Informally op- Rates established In Ordlnuntil today by the Ohio Poilu· proved as to content by Mid· ance No. ia6 are as reported tlon Board to •·get on with the dleport Solicitor Bernard Fultz. two weeks ago, its main leasewerage." Authorization of the bondo al- lure being a flat $S minimunt Clerk Gene Grale was so iB a green light to Mr. FuUz for usage nf water 0 to 2,000 ukod by couneU Monday nigbt to proceed witb court proceed· gallons and a $4.50 per month lo lttform the board Its sew- lngs In tbe purchase of ap. charga for ua1ng ~-'to 10,0011 erage project Is 1ow •• ,.. prosimately 67 acres of loud gallona. ·· ° .. VOl XVII NO. 96 at ID the WORLD WASIDNGTON - ENROLL. nent for the ~oluntary medrcal rsurance port1on of the new oedlcare program will begrn ext week, officials sa1d today. The Social Security Adminis.·ation will hegin the massive Jnrollment process by mailing nformatlon kits and sign • up ~ards to persons over 65 who tre already on thrl Social Se;urity benefit rolls. . Elberfelds In Pomeroy WASIDNGTON - THE JUS. ;Ire Department, pressing its campaign to register Negroes ltnder the new voting rights law, today mea suits aimed at striking dnw" poll taxes In Ala· bama, Texas and Virginia. Department Iawver. planned to bring the suits In V; 8. district OOIIr ts In Monl~otnery , Ala., Austin; Tex., and Rich· mond, Va., under a provision of the new law directing tbe gov· ernment to test the constitutionality of tbe taxes. 1 · . MtiG) THEATRE Pomeroy l.r\erchants ! ,, ! G0\.0 S1 ft..tl SOCIAL CAl t'NDAR I GIVEAWAY Each Friday Night In Merchandise' 1 Certificates • • p.l ==""'""'""'""'""'""',! LET INGELS DO IT! EXPERT INST AU.A TION! ARMSTRONG'S Pomeroy and from Farm Bureau Board members and committee members. Gallipolis Business College 16 Locust 446-4367 iiiiiiii ALL-U-CAN-EAT! Linoleum .. . lnl1id Vinyl Friday Night Opening ' MOST STORES ARE OPEN TIL 9:00 P.M. Some Stores are Open Both Friday & Saturday Nights All participating merchants wlll give any person, 13 years or older, a FREE TICKET with no purchalli necessary. Merchandise certificates are redeemable at any participating merchant. ASK FOR YOuR fREE TICKET NOW, Floor roverin.: for every kind of floor. Rest patterns Professional ioJtallation by us. or :io It yourself. C.alJ WY 2·2635 fm Cree esti· THESE POMEROY STORES ARE GIVING AWAY FREE TICKETS: mate. WALL·TO·WALL CARPETING MOHAWK MAGEl Satisfacuoo Guilraoteed INGELS FURNITURE EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 1nd THURSDAY Pric. Includes Cole Slow, French FriH Bre1d and Coffu FRIDAY, SATURDAY 1nd SUNDAY $1.39 Crow's Steak House l'a-roy Comont ltoclc liar Oil CompMy Moloopotlton Moton Arnehl lroo. HNttne & Ptu11111ltie htnou1y Llr\d~rlt ltoro IINttnor o\~ COtnt!any Kapplt'olehl..llotiOn ~~ Dm,~l• Proncls Plorltf GIIOvor'sltvtllo C,.,..sT.W~& Anothilll' Simon'• Market ltlr:k't Ph1rm1cy K&C Jowtlry StoN 1on Frontdln St.,. AoMClotool Rodlo & TV Ntw York Clothing Hou,. Swtm.,r & Loh10 Drugo Chopllllft.C-doy lhoeo Mo'luortlo's"'"" lhop lluo lo GraY IHiturtnl W....,... lak' ll)op . MooN'• Sto,. l'amoroy Motor Comp111y Po11101roy Plower lltotp Korr & Von Zaf111! Motor Salol Par~~~~nll'nk&lavl~~toC.. • Cl""!r,Y, l~Aimvrant POMEROY, 0. llortloy & llftnott Shot SIO<t t,ssll'on .lowtln' ltoro Ao!d Star ,Promotion .. .· .. ' • . loll-'s LoutHtry Fv1101>Thoonp10n · Tractor hiM ....i.Jor Oil Co. ,.. Hoyt's lohlO ltotlon l;loW!tte-f•.. Dolry Vo1toy · linton's Plclc·A-I'olr Shoo ' St;t. K....., G & J .Auto Ports Co. , h•lntt & Lalli ·Ct. . Mo!on Dlocount Wamo~l•-& ~- · ~~~~ · Gro<t,:Y ....tr .ll)op' · .. :·,'Ciow'sllloll Hou,.. ••-II!Y " By T~ Pom.roy . . '•· ..... "• < Tht hltrlc Shop Gllrnoro's IIIPIIIY ltoro lupr.Run Mlllt I I .. ~' I enttne Vacatl'o n Tour 'd Of Fl p •t dd s e I redw:tlo~· ~ • Sh G. Brl'de-elect By Mrs. Dowell Farm Bureau'' 5 f ummer ven Is Announced J = The minor Darcup came -Approved Ordlnar IN ·a., when veteran councilman tbat reduces rates to :!i said, tbrougb ~eaaed ellleJeil. Wayne Gibbons balked at a 10 pori electric users aa cy. , ' per cent pemtlty charCe lor of 32 cents monthly U! ;;j - Approved I reso!Utloa atlfll. sewerage blli8 over 30 days dt> apnually, and Ofdinan' .= ~ 0 orizing Mayor Lee Smllb and linquent. He maintained it was reducing the eommer< ~" :E Clerk Grate to enter Into • oot needed. for electricity an av1 : f. e · agreement witb the Mel(l W& Council, however, alter bear- $1 monthly, but not 111 -;;::: ~ ' er Company to • · IIi lj'&ter lng evidenee otberwise, voted $5 annually. Both were :;: ~ fi · conaumptum records U I basil Mr. Gibbona down 5-1 when ill- ed by J . M. Welsh, llllj Ji:; 2 ' upon wbicb to estabUIIIt .ewerfOrmally polled. the Middleport branch o::; 0:: i age charges. OTHER BUSINESS Columbus and Soutber 1 -Approved • Gl'lliDinee p Council also acted in several Electrir Co. and its repros..: ing P<>lire ar aCI'I1Sll · the -board otber areas. Included were: taUve, Robert Sisinger. Thel (Continued on page J) . ,. ,, POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TumorTakenfrom Near Boy's Spine William Sellers, 14 year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sellers, RD 1, Racine, underwent a major operation Monday at Children's hOspital in Columbus for removal of a tumor near his spine. The youth, a member of this year's Southern Pony League team and a Southern High school sophomore this fall, was hospitalized last week at Children's hospital after losing partial use of his legs . TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1965 FIVE CENTS Tourist Lures Needed Says Pomeroy Lawyer Money a Bit Better in Supply ~ow � 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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