http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/30a27f07430f41b881a88f8be07e9553.pdf 0d3d9a8e6c332930d3858bc6eb2e0e31 PDF Text Text \ . •• ..,. Girl Scout Troops Wins Curved Bar JJ 1 4n l.lQ.pfdStVt Qu~ol L"Uillf· 1\U~. Hacke&l .-Hi Mra. GnJe. and conaae. were pre- Cbalet" and .several other mel-II<Dled to them In recognition odles. Tbe ooncludJni number, ol tbelr leadership. Mrs. Vel· "'Taps" brought to a close the ma Rue and Mrs. Ke,..,th Mo- lmplrlng_ program. Elhinny were aloo reeognlud. A_IIOCial bout was held folTbe girls were sealed ID a Iowmg the program with aasortcircle wearlnl ~elr uniforms ed cookies and Ume punch ser· o1 green and white wnh I he ved from a table <OVered with red kerchiel and award aash a green cloth aPd centered with for the IP"OUP of campfire songs a• arrangement of yellow flowTh nd ll ta M Wll led by Mrs. Hackett. eir ers a ye ow pers. rs. · voices were well blended In the llam Grueser presided at the sones Including "Peace," "My I punch bowl. yelloW - . .. ·- ... Mainly About People In p eroy Party ~wen for HouseGuests El~·rft~ ••• 0,.. Satvrl!J. " .9 .,!!1- 01 Northfiel"~=~~~~ A party was IITeo al the home of Mro. SJ>OIIiler of Middleport In Mro. Raymond Jewell 0< of Sandy Borcenk. NOI'II>-"11 son, Tony Ray, Jell by plane field. Ohio, wbo II villlinl from Columbus Mooday to former schoolmate, Kathy, ber husband, A2c Raymond of Mr. and Mrs. Spo"'i· ll who Is stationed with Tbe program wu beld Thorothe Air F t Ta oma Wash •-··i of •. in the Pe I st orco a c , . Mr . .,..,..or, 1oreman ...y couple wlll reside at Park- Imperial Eleclrlc Co., w a Elemonwy Sehool audnorlum land, Wash. Tbey wert transferred from Northfield with _ .. lnd friends of the ponied lo Columbus by her January and waa jOl\lild by ~ ~t. Tbe opening mother, Mrs. Arthur Siuaher In March. Mlot~~:·~:~:ll c:wemany •• conducted by Practice Session Pomeroy and Mro. George Vo- will a Junior " 111 245 ~ ~!.t00:, of Gallipolis. High school thlo fall. . by the Rev. Howard At Heath Announced Mrs. Kenneth Rousb, Aiding Miss ~ler wiPthlwla ll A II'OIIP of IOIIII was A practice ""ssion lor all Uf ers, Jane~ Loll and Betty, Theiss and Susie Olinger. t4 t children who are parllcipating and son, Donald, of Marlon w..., tertalnment eonslsled of ;""lnd~• in Children'• Day exercises at recenl oV!!rtitght 8\lesta of her ~ plal'lni and danclnl PIIUIS were made for a rum- Heath Mothodi.st Church Sunojaler ancl.,brother In-law, Mr. refresbmenls served later. ::~:~:· ~~ and bake aale Septem- day will be bold Saturday aft· and Mrt. Arthur Slusher. au..ta ot the party WeJ"e ll Principal, (ave a talk using Hi In the rooms 01\! t h 0 ernoon at 2 p. m. at the church. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Conde Mr. and Mr&. Charles Grav.. Buddy Moore Conllle Cook, hia lllome. "l.eornlng to floor of the courthouse The theme of this year's pro- and children, Cindy, Jimmy, ly of Dunbar, w. Va., w e r e Larry Glad~U, carlo IJIInelveo" In which be the Federated Circle met gram will be "The Bible" in Kathy, Brian and Bruce, .. ~Is of Mrs. J. A. son Ken Harris, Jack SJiman, <!d Dill the problema facing evening at Ednt> and .Mrs. B. F. Gravely. Sa~my Clatworlhy, Rod Sauer, 1 h 0 conjunction with Bible Sunday. returned from a two-weeks Mrs . o. P. Klein is general cation· !rip at . Szaly who bas "'" ~~·tine Ball=, Edith Hap'ple In thia age of anxiety. th th Ed&ewaler, •· f MJ:I. , Ruth m ., ~ cl.airman with teacher; of e Whiel there ey were goes~ o been lht 8\lest of Mr. and Mrs. stall, Kathy Locey, Wayne Da· He said confUcts will arise Mrs. Ber Neutzling, presi· church school assisting. AU Mrs. Conde's mother, Mrs. v. D. .Edwards and lamlly left vis, Sean Mullen. Dave Burk· u 1on1 as we are living and dent. opened the meeting with age groups from the nursery to liam Wallace. . Th~~ for Columbus where ell and Dee Slaven. thoJe lout afraid of llving are devotions from Matthew 9:1- Juhtor High are pariicipating. Mr. Orin Smith and she toOk a· plan~ lor her home, "least lfrald uf dying. 10, which deals wit~ friendship Russell bave returned .~m a Gardll! :~v.e; Call!. She wBJ . and kindness. She opened with fishing trip at Lake Kissimae, accoinP'IUI4 to Coiumbu• He S:..'on;:.eaa inbe many a poem, "You Can See God," Fla. the Edward~ family. ~e~~ 05 forms era tween by N01 rna Turner. A medita· Mrs. Orin Smith visited sev- 1\Jr~. ~d VanMeter J*Ple and on grow;Jng child- tlon, "The House By The Side era! days recently In ' "llt ~·· Earl of YOlmgsl-[ . ron. Ha couclnded wdh the of The Road " was given by W. Va. with her brother 1011fn .we guesls the past • -thau&ht that one must have the Mrs. Neutzllng whicb Is a true and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. end of Mrs Mabel Van Meter JUNE 1J ocura&e to knowledg~ .•f account of a friendly couple who Mrs. Guy Reynolda has reMcAilistet. and otber ~laUves. Hlf and to lulve the humility truly loved their fellowmen and turned from the Ohio Depart- Mrs. Opal Priddy and Mrs. · Mabel van Meter, Mrs. The Farm Bureau YouJh to ""'"P" wbat one may find. • always sooght to pour blessings mont Convention of the Daugh- Bobby, are on a vacation Henry Eichinger and Dennla, Councll will aponaor • rummage Mrs. George Hackett, Jr., Into the lives of others. T jl e ters of Unior. Veterans of the to Mexico tor a month. She and Laura Jean and llle Saturday, JUDe IS In the Ieeder of the _troop, welcomed is a commentary on the Civil War held this week at the on vacation frm Kaiser Eddie Harttmg of Chester street level office al the COIII"t-11 parents and VISitors and Intra- unknown and unaung good deeds Nell House in Columbus. . and Mrs. Raymond "Van Meter 1""".. dueed llle troop and their codaily flow from many She is one of the National Mr. and Mrs. Raymnd and son of Youngstown visited Pomeroy Chapler 186 leader, Mrl. William Grueser. Into the lives of others Aides and was also appointed and daughter of Grove City reecently with Mr. and Mrs. JUNE II She also recognized parentl enrich and bless. • as Guide lor the Ohio Depart- spent the weekend with Eldon Kraeuter and daughters. will hold a apectal meeting, the IU'illlld fonner scout ment The DUV made ils an- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Mrs. C. L. Arnold, wbo was Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. for I he en Including Mrs. Paul Thelss, During the bualness session nual ·donation to the "Plio! Turner. to the home' of pui"JlOIIe of JnlbaUon. Mrs. Clifford Stumbo, M r '· and expressions of thank• Dogs," an organization in Col- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas lann&- daughter and son-ln·law, Marion Allensworth and M r a. were received from Mrs. G. H. umbus which trains dogs for rella and son, David Thomas, Mrs. Rober! M. Richards, TWO CI'I'ED llabert Scbmoll. Mrs. Guy Rey· for kindness shown ber se by blind and handicapped have returned to Woost<r alt<r with phleb!Ua, for noldt, repreJentlng !be Daughhusband while Ul; Ml8. peroons. The organization has · · h he ts Mr Tbe Ohio Slate Palrvl ters of Union Voterana, - · Albert Woodard, and Mrs. wn. donated over $! 000 to Jle pro- a viSit Wit r pEren ' · weeks II mucb improved. of the troop. was also lntroduc- !lam Basler. Plans we_re _made gram i"n recent 'years. and Mrs. David Ohlinger. Mrs. C. L. Arnold spent the porls .the arrest of George Mr. and Mrs. Robert weekend with Mrs. Mal\ne lor, 2l, Dunbar, W. Va., .... . for a planned indoor picniC din- Anyone wishing to give a child J r d Mel ty court toda Mrs. Hackett deocnbed the ner at 1 p.m. In July and Mre. •~ to the Training School lor and ren, u ie an Arnold and daughter, SUsanna. gs coun Y k .00 pr0 jects of the girls Lout R Jbel Ul h the d uva have returned from Mrs Dessie Patterson reUJrn. no muff1er, 'and Jerry s:'~:~:ll wor . s e w ave e- Dogs may do so by conlacting VIllage, Mich. where they · ho;,e Wednesday after a 21, RL I Rutland, cited to :u~:t:!n~ :::.dies whicb votions. Mrs. Reynolds in Middleport. with her brother and lam- week's vlsll at Great Bend with llpolla court today charged curved bar. Thel roop bad Reporle<' ill were Raymond Threesideredtype~ dol dobogs are GeconMr. an<! Mrs. Larry her sons, Ted and Delbert, unsafe oparatloo and no · oper·ll en the out-of-doors for Hood, Mrs. Denver.Thoma, Mrs. •. moiiJ illl xers, rand children. They her daughter and son-Jn.law, Mr. ator'l llcen114!. field of endeavor and she Rollln Radford, Mrs. K a t I e man poUct, lnd shepherds from Bostwick Lake and and Mrs. Clair Boso and r;;;~ of the three areas Mlos Nettle Koehler, ~. IIIODtha to 2 years old. Eacb Island and In lly. Sunday Mrs. Patll!r8011 conservation. sports, Rose Vance and John person who uses one of the piwith Mr. and Mrs. John was the dinner 8\lesl of Mr. pioneer badge. Stra..... lot dogs needs a replacement Vanco an<' son. and Mn. OUs Cleek of Port A dessert course waa served about every 1 years, according Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kelllledy, land Mra. Norman Kloes 1 n d to Mra. Reymlda. Jr. and son of Fayet1eville, N. M~ and Mra Hanry Reibel · lcl.:~ Clarence Massar at the Mrs. Ellzebelll Campbell of are bore lor a vlsll wIth Donl~y Relbei and da:f!¥' POMI!IOY, OHIO of the meeting Pomeroy was DOminated as a parents Jn Middleport M" Bertha Relbe and . '· ' dele · to to the Na~ nal ConDonna iSS ~~:-=-:-==-~~:-=::~:.- - - - •• . . . ·. Mason and other relatives. Herbert Reibel were In CJn. TONIGHT 6 SATURDAY S ho l S , ventlon Wlth Mi.. Minme Neu~ Dave Chesher who Is . nd tb "BLACK GOLD" C o pomormg zllng as ajtemate. This ..m at North Isiand Naval Air clnnati last week to at1e e P~lllp Carey, Diane McBal, Saturday Daru:e be beld August 1 • 5 at the B Sa Di C 111 funeral of their aunt, Mrs. ~~:U~e ~~ay Spain, an A school sponsored High Mayflower Hotel in Washington is8 ~~r:e::r 8 ~a~g~~avP. Henry z_e_Ih_e_r._ __ "DON'T GIVI UP acbool dance party wlll take D. C. his parents, Mr." and Mrs. !lor· R0GRAM THI SHIP" place thlo Saturday at the Wa- Mrs. Reynolds is a past ry Chesher. He 11 stationed 8 · ANNOUN~ p Di:O~ ~-= hama High auditorium from I president of Jaae Howell Tent board the "Hornet"" and has The Sbaaflllleoay. to 11 p.m. (E.S.T.) The Jays No. 115 In Pomeroy. She was been on a Paclflc cruise. at the Fedora o·•~ wlll serve u master of cere- accompanied by Mn. Herthe Sunday, June 14, at I ... a.m. SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUES. montes. Douglas. Mra. Monad Lee and - ANNOUNCE BIRTH Boys an~ girlo from the IIW"IJuno 14-15-l• Mrs Matue James. Mr. and Mrs. Garey Horgan ery through the Junior Depari"FO~.~~~cof~fAS" GAMES, BOP PLANNED . are announcing the birth of a men! will have part In tbl proFrank SIJiatra, Dean MarUn, The Middleport Child Con· daughter, Anna Marie, June 3, gram. e~t;.:~· servalion League will sp>"lsor at Grant Hospital, Qllutmmt:b;ua~·; lr~::-:::::-an evening of games and t. reGrandparents are Mrs. N cord hop for children of momBorgan and Mr. and Mrs. hero Tuesday evening tn th• bel Hammons. Nelli<! Borgan basement of the Sacred Heart 0/fO U 01 and Michael spent some lime M~ SC N Church in Pomeroy begtnnint Marta Kay Hubbard ob!le<''·lln Columbus taking care of al 7:30 p. m. There wlll be her birthday with a them. recreation and dancing for the party held at tbe borne of HOPS BEING HELD TONIGHT "BYI lYE BIRDir" younger children and games for Ipate_nts. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Summer record hops for ares J'anet Leilh, Dick Vao Dyke the smaller one•. Hubbarrl Wednesday evening. teen-agers are being held every (Color) Dancing was the diversion of I! FrildaJ night from 7 to 11 p.m. -and• the evening with refreshments at lake. Pollee ofll· "WHIN THE GI!ILS MEET TONIGHT TAKE OVER" MIDDLIPOIIT, 0 . Worshipful Master Albert sandwiches, pop, and potato cera Racine are chaperWith Robert lowery Woodard announces that served during the oocial ones. and Marvin Miller eroy Lodge No. 164 Free & AoA pink decorated birtb·l,-...,........... cepted Muons will hold a spec.) '""Y cake was preaenled to MarSlturday June 13 ia! meetlnr. Friday, June 12, Kay. W1Jt Dltney't 1964, 7:30 p.m. at the Muonlc A color lleheme of pink wao "THE LADY AND THE TRAMP" Temple for the purpose of llrsl out in the staamer•, (Cinemaacope & Color) degree work. All Muter Maoand decoralal eake. - andons are invited. There will be Mrs. Hubbard waa assisted "YOUNG GUNS OF TEXAS" refreshments after the meet- with the party by Mrs. Jack lame1 Mitchum, Alana Ladd Jng. Welsh, Mrs. Cash Bahr and (q>lor) II ......._:;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;_...._.,, Mrs: Harold T. Hubbard. ii Attending were Nancy Har· ris, Bob Rice, Linda Hackel~ Sheija Childa, Randy Becker, Mary Bradbury, Teresa Case~ ' Connie Bachner, Mary Jenkinson, Larry Gladwell, C o n n te Cooke, Cathy Bailey, Mike Gress, Remalie Nieri, Mike Evans, Candace Bahr, Kathy Morgan, Ruth Ann Lacey, Mark Tannehill, Joyce Davis, Mike Mullen, Mary Long, Mike Bookirk, Christine Bahr, Arlle caoci, Cynthia Mills, Raymond Hindy, Lois Ann Sauer, BUI By B. F. Goodrich Haptonstall, JeH Boggs, Diana Rex Roush. Jim ConBill Swan and the honored :lll!U•'•t Marta Kay. She recelvmany gifts during the even1111 ca i!oWIJ the" Qlrl Seoul Troop 211 111o _..t 11u awlr4 Wblcll l!1t liiPMt lll•ea to Glrl fof eomplettn& certain tests tll'1lill8 badaes In variOW< aoUriUes. ••Oilllll ": · aer -led bad&.. and the <lll"Yed bor award to JanlJ Schmoll. Paula Tbeill, Kathy McElhinny, Marilyn ~tumbo, Margie Harris, Sue Rift. Ollta Lewlo. OlrisUne Bailey, .ConnJe Cooke, Diane Davis, Rose Marte Rackett, Debbie Gruo,.r and Sttphanie Pullen, who ns onable to be present. Kathy MeElhinny read a poem In honor of tbalr leaders Rummage Sale · . Om Around And Is Planned On Sep· 4 5 rr: - Abo Middleport I Mrs. Reynolds Reports on C • !t I ~- OnvenfiOt:J . I Partly cloudy, coatlnned today and tonight. Scattered thundershowers this eventag. Low tonight In the llts, cHace of showers. DRIVE· IN !acket VOL XVI CUS'roM ••• solid cardigaa .with detailed trim aild,iliim akirt ••• ooijt' belt ... 22' back zipper ... ia Kay Whitney'• 'GOLD LABJ!iL• jacket aad skirt in 65% Dacrone polyester/35% cotton ... waist in 55% acetata/45% c:ottcm· atripe ... machine waobable in blrie or giey, Sizes 10 to 18 Elberfelds In Pomeroy 'There is little doubt that Squadron 1501 of Forked ing io secure its charter, that , lege scholarship. cojnmand. the most rugged land in Ohio. I thankless. benefits are substanThis squadron intends to serve Meigs anrl nPighhoring l He added, "the Forked Run 1 tial in the pride that comes coqnties with both ground and air assistan · in case of area is the part of Ohio where from having performed a diffi· emergency. I the CAP is needed most." cult public service. Alr;ady , squadron 1501 has · I Commander !Weber emphas· Squadron officers are ComIC!!OJB ·to an air strip at Fork- per J-3. Gary Griffith's four ized that the goal of the mander Weber, Gary GrHed .Run Jnotalltll;..by !be .Army paBS~n~ll! llellanca .and I. J .l "'!Uadron is to establish a good lith .operation o.fflcer ; .C·.. Ed . d?Pii:. Q( )':Jij!n~rt. ~.•n.Dim Cogar 'with a two,passenger. lire fighting unit and a firot Humphrey. lreas~r'll" IIDIL..~· Myers' property lor the con-: alrcoup·. Al9o qualilletl'"'" ill; ·J!'r-ilct ""tety department. He !Old chairman, Jomes -~- Supvenience it provides In construe- lots are James carter. Virgil t.he squadron Ia dedicated to ply officer ; Gary Ridenour, tlon of the ReedsvilJe-Be11viUe Bogart and John Stobart. ground and air rescue-, and executive officer; RJcluu;"d Darn. Four members of the The CAP group mt·ets week· building community spiril. . Shank, sec retary ; Dave Smith, CAP organization at Forker ly in a small building on James II wns noted by other mem- 1information officer, and Wil· Run have their airplanes rea- Carter's prpperty at Long bers thai more public interest liam Connolley, field manager:. dy tn head skyward if an em- IBottom, but members hope to ' and more members are need- Other membel'B are Issac Coergency should arise. i have a new clubhouse con- / ed to reach the unit's goals. gar. John Bogard, Bi11 Grues~ Owners of the planes are ; structed. Another objective is A. II interested persons are urg- 1er of Minersville R. D., John Squadron Commander Norman money to finance construction ed to attend meetings of the Stobart. Apple Grove, Mike Weber. who own._o;; a two-pas~ of n second hangar for planes o:quadron on Fridays at 8 p.m. Gree!o\, Charles Giffith. Tony enger Lusombe. C. Ed Hum- kept at the air strip. Squadron members received Tomilson. Clyde Johnson, Paul phrey with a tw.:rpassenger Pi· This new Civil Air P a t r ol ~rtain valu<.~ble benefits ror IShuler and Charles Marcinko. 1 I d an 5• 95 Wins Honors As Engtneer • l MARGUERITE'S 102 E. Main Poiiiii'Oy UELAND'S T.V. WY 2>:1255 601 I. Moln lt. Pomeror ' ' Serving Meigs County for over 90 yean POMEROY- RUTLAND . 1 ;...!. l·,, (:' ' ~:- : Sflll.u DM·lCflits"-'-J,flii6GM..O..P, r-..-· . a 1a :- 3' .., .'.· A. Dotted knit~ neck pul~Mrwllli otrlpe trim, $3.50 worn with hlp I*IJ•· con.n poe• X' , zip .jamalclln cotton pbardlnt, $4.110 B. Strtped .trlm· lonlslae~~t dot knit crew nedl · Clldlpn all .cotton knit, $6.00 with cotton Pillrlline lip zlp knM lllllt. II Of~'" . - ··:. ~. : I.J . ... , .,, 'r" ' ·.~. ' ~' BAHR CLOTHIER~ . ·MIDDLEPORT, 0. . . ' ' Letters 0 f pfOtest urged Against Area Descriptions Story ond Piclures By Bob Wingell Agricultural activity in the Letart Pa'ls Bottoms is going fu ll force .s farm• ers are busy from daylight to d ark finh hin g up marketing their callbage crops and workmg Ill thelf tomato ft elds Lelart Foils farmers are pleased with their returns from cabbage this Spring . " It h~s been the best ye~r for cabhagf' I can remember," says vetenn grower John HilL Other farmers 1n the area have rom e to the sa me conclusion. ~ven _though. mo~t of _the land in the Letart Falls farmers are n 0 w hoping a g1ant 1ndustnal f1rm. It \\·as leased ba ck to the farm ers The John Hill farm, located a few miles a~ove Letart Fall s, is one of the few that has not been sold. As the cabbag,e crop IS afJOut harvested. Letart Falls farmers are noow hoping for a good tomato year. . (M~r!_ P•ctures On Pas;e Two) Legion . PIans pondon Farm ~·- - --- - - - - - - - - -- - - the past year. Rous ts a so. a DIES OF STROKE I ""'"'"""'-''"~;,.-,..(~ me':"ber of the OhiO UniverSity . I ' Society of Chemical Engmeers. CHARLESTON. W. \a . (UP!) • . The a...ual electloa of oHIRoush plans to continue his - An autopsy showed that a • b~n~· !!'~~;: hlghwa~a p~ ..,. _for Weboter osl studies ior a Master's degree in Parkersburg man died ol a ' 39 WID b at I p.m. Monday Chemical engmeermg at OhiO stroke .rather' than tn]Uri~S suf. I .p g ~the poat home. All mem- university where he received fered m • light, accordmg to Pl ,ns for a pond to be constructed on the Legion reel'!!' Meigs County Prosecutor and Rotary Club President rs are urged to attend. an assistantship. Kanawha County Prosecutor ation farm were disoug,·ed when Feeney Bennett Post 1~ Bernard Fultz is mad . reparations for the h.,... Roush is an employee of the Charles Walker. Walker sa•d •American Legion met Wednesday eve nin g at the post He told a Middl , port-Pomeroy Rotary club Ladies show to be held al the lair· General Electric Co., and will Fnday that Ira w. Pickens d ie~ home. Post Commander. Albert Roush. opened the meet. Night audience Friday night at Heath church he is un- JP"OUnds on Jane Zl will be be working at the company's m a Charleston hospital folio~ - ing with Walter Bunce, chaplain, givjng the prayer. happy over recent statewide publicity in metropolitan completed. CommJttee mem- new laboratory ln Coshocton mg 8 rtght m a restaurant. Wal- Don Roaeh . cha irman of the Tina Marie La Rue, two- newspapers pointing to the county as a depressed area bers are uked to attend. this summer. ker ~rdered the autopsy to de- fa rm committel:' . announced the well at the pool. Don Ro~ month-o~d daughter of Mr. and of Appalachia. ~¥ >&.ii'l .: M®!!M&mr:,~ ternune exact cause of death. plans for a pond to be buiJt membership chairman , 8~~ Mrs. Charles La Rue of Rd 1, He said he intended to write • • in the near future at the farm the nnal report on the mem~ I.an~sville died Friday at her to the Toledo Blade protesting the past, and many other past Suzette 18 Wmuer A ~'!NTH a = trainMelgo Memorial Hospital on Bailey Run Road. He had ship fo r the past year. · home. its approach to the probl•m of years. In Parkersburg ~ron .a r' ~~omer hi h . met with the farm rommiltee , The post failed to reach I'Survivorr are her parents, economically distresbed areas. Rotarian BilJ Childs presentin~ nstntcto ed oydrJ:; ~DMISSlONS - Denms Me-- nnd the plans were ~pproved . quota of 192 for the yeari' lhi-ee slster9, Tresia Kay, Co- He urged every othei Rotarian ed a gilt to Mr. Fultz in appre- Suzette. a poodle owned by; ~~ '"i"'!:to 1:" a~t Kmny, Dexter; Robert They plan to begin the project two members, with 190 Us retia Mae and Charlene Krlsty; also to wrilt> The Blade. elation of his services as pres!· Mrs. C. P. Williams of 592 a~nglllns be r . 15 th ~lth Mossman, Mm•~llle, and in July. Mr. Roush askt'<i for paid up June 10. Las! ye two brothero, MicHael Eugene, "They tould accomplish mucb dent. A vote of appreciation Broad-vay, Mtddleporl, took the wee • ~ thaba glnrung t 0 t h Woodrow can, Middleport. wol"kers to be at the Legion dues may sUil be paid by ~ 1 ond Charles Jr., and her grand- more by getting the rJal facts," was record~ lot Program first place ho•or in the Parkers. Y:' ~ A ;':"'"a~. a thi: DISCHARGES _ Mrs. Rich- farm Saturday June 13 to ready !acting Lewis Long. mother, Elln May La Rue of he aald. Chairman John Werner the burg Dog Show Wednesday al • ';:' · re 1 ·~~~"Jed 1heard Bearhs and son ol Pome- ihe recreational grounds for the Legion members who Middleport, and two great Mr. Fultz presided as mas· past year. 7 p.m. wee erro:o:~ ojiened this lroy · Gene Schoonover Rutland summer programs. eel the Blh district ll'&ndmothers, Mra. · Stella ter of cerem~nies and lntroduc· Ladles of the Eleanor Circle The poodle, registered by the f';';gram g and. Marlyn Powell "Racine. lans were disct ssed for the ventiun Sunday June Turner. Hillsboro, and Mrs. ed ltls ;uccessor. Qiehord Ros- 01 Heath church prepared llle American Kennel club. showed a · ' installation of new post officers Albert Roush, Henry Slella Smith, Mldilleport. · n who will take o!flct dinner, With Mrs. Bernard Ful· her 11'8ning In the N. o vIe e to he held June 24 at t~e 1111'111 thy, aul Greenlee, Don l"rlonds may call anytime at July 1. . tz, cbalrlndy. . . class (A), seoritllf It'/ out of a NAMES OMIT'I'ED Melca General Hospital with a potluck dinner to follow. BiD Ratliff and Le11i"is Ute Rliwhngl Coati funerRl home , He presented a lransts:or reo- Attendillf were, 1\Jr. alld Mrs. possible 200 points. Mrs. William Wagner, Jr., ADMISSION _ Nellie Bar- Eison Spencer, 8th District bert Roueh was ~ ill Middleport.. old •layer to Hotarlan Lee Me- Rosenbaum, Ml!'"'"ll!ld Mrs. Fu~ Mrs. WllUams also placed and Mrs. Fellx A~lre were un· sotti, Middleport· A 0 Morri· Commander, will be the install· Bth.dlst. Sgt of ll'bllllurtal Will be Sunday at 1 ComBJ as a gilt from the club tz, Mr. and Mi:&. Qakll Brown, third In the dog tr!'lners' ohow. ln~Uon~lly ~mtt1ed from the son AI ' · · ing officer. Mrs. Clatwortby, t . m. at . the Poplar . Ridge I~ apprec: · ·• for contribut, Mr. and Mrs. .Ji:inme~ Sbtilo!r, The show, bold in the eity part, list ot those- attending the bri-, ' bany. . The post also made a dooa- cbaJrrnt!l)( prelenied \viUt the _.lteV. Doa< .iilg· ·so conslstently and abund-jMr. and Mril. ~bill' Theobald, wa• sponsO<ed by lllo Obedlebce dal ahower of Miss B•enda DISCIWtGES- Vivian John- Ilion to Ihe Middleport firemen for the, 8th Jllltrt:t tld -Beclnf ·iD .. cllarle. 1111i\v to the suceeeo of tho club (ctAIIJnued . CtD pap 2) · .haillln& .club -of Ptllterabur&. WallJO~. . . IIUil. •to help on the cost of the new (Conlinlled C1D This pledge, In behall of Director Masheler, was made to . d . Th d the Me~gs elega~ 11 hqrsd a~ We Pay 3% lnterelt On Sat~inl~ Pomeroy National Bank· ofl 1 RADIO & T.V. All Mak---'11 MDcl•lo '" gram. ,30. 1964 that, "the Highway De- It was then the governor i . A delegation of Meigs coun~y The pledge to .carry out Gov. partment wiiJ start working on pl~ed support to <.:oncentrate l Vtctor Wayne ~ou sh . son ~f l men was to)d ln Columbus t.htS I· Rhode~' promtses gave the ·l p l~ns for relocation of Route on the proposed route 33 rei~ , Mr. and Mrs On?n W. Rou sh 10 f R~ l , Langsville. g:adua~· week that State Director of Meigs group a more optimistic 33 at once with construction to cation project. Highways ear~ E. Masheter loutlook toward the proposed start at the Ohio River and ex- The delegation of Meigs Jea:d- ed ~tth hono_rs. rro~ Ohio Umintends to carry out immediate- Route 33 relocation project jtend to Athens. ers who met with Mr. Wilson versltr. receJvmg ~15 Bach~lor ly all promises made by Qhio than at a~y other time, a sPok- 1 Gov. Rhodes also said in his Thursday included Attorney of ~Hm~e degree 10 Chemical Governor James A. Rhodes dur- esman sa1d. comments, "We all know Rt. Fred Crow, planning Commis- engmeermg. in~ his visit here this ~pr!ng OptimisiJ as based on a re- 133 is a rviserable highway and sion Officials Bill Childs and He_ was recently ~lected prior to industrial appreciation mark credited to Rhodes when jthe countf Is not going to grow iEdison Baker, and State Rep pr~sJdenL of Tau Beta Pt week. he visited Meigs county March unti' you get some highways. " resentative George MeJnhart. which he had beenh ~ecr~tary . SERVICE I Rt. 33 Relocation Project v. Wayne Roush /Farmers Busy in Cabbage • Top Item In Rhodes Pledge I fle!t· I· LOADING - Soon after the cabbage is cut, boxed, and weighed, it Is loaded into a truck and on its way to metropolitan markets. Here, John Hill's workers are loading a truck bound lor Cleveland. Pictured are Mike Pierce, Frank Lawson, Daniel Riffle, Bob Morris, Luke Mugrage, Hill, and Dale Rillle. ; 4 • 95 . I; ·I for DAD on Father's Day ••• OPEN A CHECK1N1 ACCOUif HEIE 111111:1. huge 1their work. They may learn to Run. already with a roster of over 20 members, will sue- the squadron would he re- 1 Though the work of a CAP cesslully execute the responsibilities of a civil defense i sponsible for .;overing some of 1member is often tiring and niE TO TIID IS IIPIIITID~ Dad's Day June 21st. Give him , I q!J'ality constructed P. F.'s by GoodCushiony crepe sole with famous I!Uilt.ln arch support. White, Navy, . Grey. Medium and wide widths. Sizeo to 13. Squadron is inviting a ~& as well as doing a job that is vital to the area, has ial of the CAP said in March. complete high school edueation o~ganized a Civil Air Patrol Squadron at Furked Run. when the group was attempt- and possibly even obtain a col· ...,..,....,...,;;;;iiii I It'1 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO BY BOB WINGETT MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE CANVAS CASUALS NO. 51- A group of Meigs countians, interested in helping oth- responsibility. One high oHic- fly through the organization, VEDI P. F. en tine - New Meigs CAP Unit is Organized FENTIN GLASS .) ' The remalniDg Uletime eq>at>taru;y in the U.S. at a,1e .. ~ from !6.9 yea.rs Ia ~ .., ZU years Ia D6%. ' ' Dnoted To The fniBur. 01 The Meill..M,.on .4rea Childr"::J li::"f:: JUST RECEI NOW YOU KNOW at y • ;uh Birthday Party Is Given for M H bb d ~ght • e Sunday considerable cloudiness, l ==Or ch~r-, . WEAIHER Wllrm ll_,,.........,......,,..,..,..;;;;;;;;i MEIGS THEATRE C~rter :DISPLAY CHARTER No_rman Weber, left, and Cecil Boart, right, look nn as Jif!! displays the FUGHT MAP - C. Ed Humphrey of Reedsville, second f>·om left, studies a map that describes ,the tel'o ter of the_F~rl<ed Run Civil Air Patrol Squadron. Weber IS commander of the orgaruzation wh>ch received 1ts ntory Squadr~n 1501 is responslllle for in case of emergency . Left of Humphrey is Mike Bentz of Bashan alld OD charter WJtbJn the past month. <he oppoSite s1de 1s Wayne Greene, front, and Bill Grueser of Minersville R. D - .,. • In£ant DIes Friday at Home As Summer Rec.reati'on Job ?'"" I I I t I ••iD*I"Y . ., ' .J. fJ _!;, '·.I·)', ,lo • ~ > .• ,,.~~ t · ~ I"• ' ~ .. . '. ,. • '···· ~ . ,' .. i ' '.,. ~ \ ,.. • .. ' . • ' • ' • ,. . ' �. . . ' .. ...... -. . .. .... . . . ~ y ... . . . . ~ . . ...... . , . •• •• •••• • • •. • • • ' . , • :J.,/ . .............. 'IJ ... '9 II • ,_ . "'1""4¥ 17~ .. ... ' ~ . Candidates - ~ ., ; ~' Ground w1ter LeYtJe . .... -~~............... . ...,.....-,....... ~ ..,............,..-?' " ., - ( ' I·Dally Sti!Untl, Pomtni1·Yidi!ltf01'1, o., J1111t 11, tiM .. ;:.::7.~ Scranton I·n !:!\ at Boys State . ;t.._. · SeekOffi~ 1111 hi OlllO ATHENS (UP[) - N...:m.. lions lor alAte olll<!lola In "tdt 51st atate'' wtll be <OII!Pietad today and polltloal eampai&IJln« will reoch Ill cllmox wltb • rslly tonllht 11 tho onnuol u • below :-'~~a~:: Dis:"'~ ·~~~~ Kuer llld Ma)' nblllll lftl'llld Cillo 1y a per -t!llll o1 110ft1111, ,.. tiUclnC the aocllllllllllod ..... un from aormo1 In the coiiii'P tlor 1rom pllll • ·• ~or :c:~~:~ecs:.: da::,roochel ~~· =-~·~· bo The more than 1,300 hllh uld, revened lht rlllq lnlltl Connecti.cut Eyes support ' . school Junlon from lhroU&IIoUt obiOI'VId In Mlrch llld April, Ohio Friday oolected the 11\lbo ond wert lot~!"' durtna 111011 H.UTPOID, Cenn. (UI'II- A .-..Wwelw ....,. emo• orlol condldoteo ol the twc ofAthe month......... 111111t trtn1n.1t 1 fl- flthl 11 lht C:.HIIIIIIIl~ politico! partloo Into whlcll lhty norrow ""'"' ocrou tho liMn atltt llllv.llln t.11J • Pln!IIYivenle Ow. Wllo wert divided lor the likhy U• all to from Vu Wtrt to tho 'II- 1111111 It nflll Nil t1 1f1111 hit tlrlvt I lht•..... ercise In pnctlcol Hll·aovem- clnlty of YOWIIItown recelvld fir the ~ . . , : : : :1Mmlnallln. vt n t atlehtly more tbu tbroa lndloa . men · of l'llll In May lltil Ollfollalf Ill: The flllil iruplllll• lhan thrll heun lolfeN It,... Grogory L. McKOlllle, Ctncln- mort o1 tho ~ta nceJnd t . ten WM ilut ........., ........ the tlnvllltloft .. llkl fw nati, will carry llle Nallonallat tbu two lnChel and lll'lnl 141pperl In In 11th heur llltenljlt t1 11111tth lhl lllllllo Parcy'a banner In the ballollnC polnll leu tb1ft u Inch. lllllon frem hn. llrry . .ldwltll', · Sundey fer 1ovemor. He won The Lake Erie 111t111 level far .... ..._ ..._ on the third ballot with 112 ol May reacbed the blalfest polnl " " .,.. the tn votes. o1 any monilliD the eumnt wa&o ly -LLOYD I. ROCHILLI The otrontest ahowlnjp er year, IInce Oetober, 1111, DALTON, Pa. (UPI) - PeiiiiJ)'IYIIIIa Qoy, William· W, . Kaw uld But the r1n wu Scrlnton fllea to lila aatiYe ColliMetieut tociQ to bid for 1agamst him were made by below tho ~ .__,Lu- ,._ IIIIIIIOl't blllla lltb bour drive to lll&tcb the GOP ~ CABBAGE _ .John Hill takes freshly cut~abbage from the wagon and carefully packs It In boxes Geoffn!y Utterbllch and Bill nd resultad b;u;--'M.....- deiatlel nomination from Sen. BIUI'l' Goldwater lor ·lltar~etlng. Several Letart farmers are using the rardboard boxes to pack cabbage tbls year, Instead of crates ,Lieber, both ol Alllance, lltil ~re 11 1 e ay The vernor was to lea¥! hill bome here It noon ED'l' thaVI\!ld ·been used lor many years. In the foreground with llill is Luke Mugragc while !Janie! Riffle packs cab- IMcKenzie got thr nod when anto 10 bfcbartered plane to Bradley Field, Windsor Locka, ba~B tp tile.background . _ other ""odidlllo, Lulller Ober· 911 the Apr!l level Conn. He- IIChtiduled to addreol tbl CoDDectlcut ,..,..:... .. _, . . _ "'" " haus, Holgate, •Wlllll his lliP' · publican eonveutlon ID Hutfor4 at 2 p.m. · ·" t: •· • ,. "• " , . pori to hun. Connocllcut Republicans, who :..::...::.:..::..!...::.:.;,..._ _ _ __ - AI A. .Ghmcc Paper s~arts Publfohtn1 Friday night heard an endorse- Hampsblre and Muucbu~etta. ' · '11 · meat of Scnntan rrom their Under queatlonln& llabb ltrm-1 l...•rf. The Federal!3t Party bailie keynote opuker, Rhode Island Jy lnofatld !bat ~ was •till otilfer with Bruce Core efl3 IS Gov. John H. Chalee, must "lllllde II 'fWY clalt IIIII ho f.. 1 • I Of Washi111ton Court ilouu fi. eioct II delegates to next vond a widHpW etmiiiiiQII. • nolly gamerinK the nominaUon month's GOP national conven- BtaenhOW!r ttm.U lltltltd a on the filth bollot, downing Jel· OS UCII kt SaD Francloco. Scranton olalemt!ftt which IIAippltl flllor\ frey Johnson, Vienna, 113-59. stood a good chance ol picklnl of any oofriC!tt ~ ol The Hetuck, Boys state'& VIENTIANE, Laos (UPI)- up at least 12 delegates, with Scranton, altltough It uld the daily newspll]lOr was the nm The United States has resumed four said ro be Goldwater sup. former prealdent hid "lOIII ad. Ur1ited Institution to ~gin functtonllli ltl aeriol reconnai-nce lllghlt porten. mlrld" lbo ........... . llllt'l'll~i'hal in the new state. It is ataffed over CommlJlltal,.held territory Connecticut Is familiar saye Moft Heolllty NEW YORK _ Former Vice by the cttiun• of tho make-be- In Loos, a U.S. Embal!S)1 ground lor Scranton-he was "In my judgment, free, lair Pn,.i'dlent Rkhord M. Nixon lieve state. spokesman announced today. born In Mad!3on, ~ttended prep and active competlUon •llllllll today scorod Pennsylvan- Wallae. Judd Jr., Wickliffe, The apokesmen did the oehool II llotctWu m Lalte- party peraonallUeo fa till! ~v). Gov . William W. Scranron was named editor with hill top 'Olgbto over Red Pathet Leo viDe and gradlllted ll'oot lin but • • • lo load f• tbt fur "vacillating" on a declslon aides being Dick Plunkett, Can- ~holdo .,.... atirled again Yale Unlverllty llld Yot. Low bealltl and vlgW cl the flrlr." to enter the race for the Replb- ton, managing editor ; Hal var- f!'Iday . He said future opera- School at New Haven. Eisenhower commented. · ti<an presidential nomination. ian, wooster, art editor; James honal phases ol such missions Belin Support Searcb Scrsnton lor President lfel4 Nixon said Scranton had • Soller, Youngsrown, sports ecfi- ro keep an el"' on Communist The Connecticut speech ~quarter~ In Washington llll1d ~~~ "li&htillll chance" but worned tor and John Walter, Parma, tcllviUea -ld not be mode only the betiMlDI ol Scrantaao er tblt J . Rldwd Jaetm-. the governor "must now bo his state reporla'. public. hunt fer a~pPOrt. 'l1tere WIN ebllrmall ol Now HIDipOidln own man. He must make his Tho JlllOkemnan ail!o denied reporbt tballle pilnnld to meet deleptlon to ... -Vtllllla, own decisions and oot appear SAN FRANCISCO !UP!) • Communlot charges !hat U.S. with Oeotgo C. Lotlp, - af had telephoned Ia tlphll bho to be a "uppet maneuv~ by San Francisco and other parts Iplanes had strafed the Pathtt Ambi'Bitldor ilmr)' Cabot Ladle pleaoure at tbl I0\'..,.'1 dao c~Ltrv~~NC: TOMATOF.S - Fronk La"'"" us" a horse to· rultiv•te. the 1of llle Bay area were jarred by Lao headquarters at Khang at bll home here. YGU11i ~ daklt ro IIDI. som""ne else." 1 60 .000 tomato plant s he ha~ on the Theron John son {arm. Lawson 1s ratsmg 1 a li&ht earthquake late Friday Khay on the Plaine des Jarru. lias been servmg as his lathers New Hampshire'• 14omiD del1 tb e tomatoes on the share basis. WASHINGTON - Presldent lart.moon. j A Peking l'ldlo broadcaot bed ropreaentatlve in this ~Y· f l l - Ia pildpd 10 IAdlt 11 Johnson and Wes~ German Chan· I There were no repor11 o1 In- ,alleted that an olllciol of the SbortlJ after SCI'IniOII 1 en- • reault af tbl atala'l primary, .collor LuCwi& Erhard have jurieo or demage llld ..~ Communist Chinese "economic nouncement of his candidacy In but Jackman reporlldlf 111t1 umed the Russians tllat thev gists at the University of Call- and eultural mission" ' was Baltimore Friday' Manoell M. !be delailles wauld IJuD. will be held respon.tble lor any Ifomia described It u 1 "moll kiUod and five other pers0111_ Rabb. naUonal chairllllll af the day to Clllloldor ti!!Rclalty aD af. trooble in Berlin whidl might local" tremor wbich meaured """' Injured Thurstlay .men Lodge lor Prelldent Commltta, -tlf1 Ill Lodtt jll 1111 re•.ult from the new Soviet • ooly 3 on the Richter Scale. .American-made planee bombed swltchld bll IIIIPPO'I to the and ballot. East German treaty. "n d strafed Khang Khay. The PolmJ7lvlllll IO.....,r and IIIII the problem fiCIIII Senllo Erhard holds a news ronler· Pel;ing broadcast tried to leave uraed other Lodle blcken to ton oii)IIICil'tal lo llllltit ence today to wind up a two - A spok<!sman •ld that Zav- the Impression that the plantl do the 111111. Hia IIIIIOliiiCeiMI 11111'1 thon Ia I IICOIItl baliGI. day visit which br oUght lull a- ada drew a 112-callbet· revolver were flown by Amerlcalll, I wao the ftl'lt aoUd ~ In A United ..,._ In~ greement between him 1 n d and !~red ; t FBI eaents In an statement previously denied by tbe GOP prt~ldonlla pleWn. labullllon ol deleplll _..., Johnson .,. oome upecta <Jl the attempt to «<Bpe. Atoms ,...., tho United Statoa. Rabb mada hll Jllllement fol. allowed IIIII Ooldwlbl' German q•esUon but failed to not hit and returned the nre, lowing a 90-mlnute confere~~Ct 11111 I!U pledpd llrel bl1lol trigger any ~te Western wounding Z1ved1 wllo tmderwith fOJ'JIIel' President Dwilbt votes, with 116 llltded for ftOIDo Initiatives to promote German 1w.rn •urg~>ry ot Santa Clara D. Eisenhower at Otttyablq. inltton. '1bt AriiOnl reunilicaUon. 'County H011!ilal. The former White llouM aide wa - I n to picll up mon BY GLENNA SlltlLEII denied. however, that Etll!llhow- over the weekend. HONG KONG _ Jndy Gar SAIGoN - A U. S. .nllrled Mr. and Mrs. Jlllles Conkle er had ur&ed him to make the Scranton bed 17, Lodil G, lond and her tnv lin& · man and ,..., South V - recently entertained Mr. and switch. He aloo aald he had not New Yon Got. NeiMI A. panion Msr'c H • h rom- mese soldiers were killed Fri· Mrs. Dewey Wills Kathy Greg discussed the move with Am- Rockefeller 1!1 tmd Iormor they ..:.,.e ~arri:J~ :.~ ~~ day In a Communist ' ambuJII and Ltnna of Jersey clty, N. bassador Lodge iD South VIet Viet Preaidenl Richard M. NP.. tw""' in or near lhl• BriUJh near Tay Nmh, about 50 miles J. Mr. and Mrs. Armstad Ar· Nam. He eotlmlte4 thaI ,.. 10, wHit 163 ocattered IIIIOIC China • :.OUt Colony are 11 nortb-1 of Salcot; the U. S. nold and Qrotdlen, Cherlooton Lodp now hla ftl delegatee oilier candidates, and Ill Ill' seo today en route tn japan ~rmy adlloonoed today. West, Va. Mrs. Llul'l Rhodel pledad to him ,rnaolll' In New c:ollllltitted. Before sailihg Friday ab~ard An Army spot_esman said Delaware, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs ,, the u. s. L.iaer Premo! Ro.. three Sou\h V~efiiamese sol- Jameo Russell Columbus, Mr. Midwest, Southern TYING ·N Y ATOES ....:. High sc hool bovs ~ern smnmer spendin g money work· sevelt, Herron and Hiss Gar- :e~s we.·• wounded by t h l and Mr. Wayoe Oxyer Klm P1 . kH d ing in the tomato fields . Here. Crai g \a•rn ;. 1'1 ""' left, and Bruce 1'e1gier and land said they were married e 5· and Kelley. R I, Chesldrt, RIDS Stru~ ar David SQI!J1~er. right. ,.lie t6matoes ,;t lr llw boss . .Jim Ad ams, in the back· tn a Chine.. ceremony In lf>elr The name of the AmmciD Mrs. Groce See lllll David ol DIVOHD TO INT. .UT OP ground at 1eft Adams.l3 recent gnH!IJate of Ohio lJniversrly. has been hired os ho.te l as well "s by a ship's cap. serv'lernon was not mode pub- Neworlt, J . A. 'l'bolnpooll and BJ Unltl!il Pre• loterullolai MilOS MAlON AIIIA basket~all ~irh at Rullam;,!Ii gh school lh rs I' all . but even that does not make tam durinK a brief cruise. lie. H~ ... Ill! !Mth Amerl· Mrs. Ida Hood of Chelhlre. Severe thunder•torms end him forget h1s vearn to ral~ \omatoes Jml and ht s tat her, Earl Adams, have can kdiiiL In combat In V 1e t Mr. and Mrs Marlin Rlte powerful witxls roared acrosa ·~c=, over Hl0.1100 pl ants thiS summer. _ LONDO~ - Bntish newspa- Nam. spent a ,day with Mr. and the Midwest and Southern Pu~u..........., .n....... ace,t au... ~~ . ~ · -~~· pers gavt !Vide pia to Mro. !~.my RHe and famDy Plalnl ~riday nisht and lodiJ • .., "' , .. """ ""'"' ,,.,.,.,. '. I LEGION t'AR~t Pennsytvanfp Gov. y Wf~lam (LJM!:UND - About SSG of ·RIIIIInd.. Winds austed up to n mlleo :::-:a::.-==·~·:.~ TO HAVE POND Scranton's decision to become lay deloptes, paaton llld IA!a- _,1 YllitAirl of Mr. and an hour tt Indlanapollo, lnd., Mtll. . a caodidote foo the Republ' dlers will aather llet'e Monday Mro. Ale& Shuler wen Mrs. ond blow the roof off 1 churtb. ...,,. oo _ 1.., 1Contmued From Page Onel P"'sidentiol nomln Uon an for the ftl'lt C!OIIftntlorl ol tho Mary Welle and Mrs. Fredlh AmariDo Tn. reported wtftdo - " . . , - .,.. ",.,.,,.., T.,urnamen l held m Athens oo, Ho"ever, R"J ~tonal! ~a · Ohio dls~ict • Lutherb <llurth- Walkins of__Middllfllll1. -• 70 . mile'B aft 'hour. .. ~oo u.. u - ,..., ___ Ul HIHINII d\Wtllhtl ,.,,..lltltlvw ILCW!s Sa~er , 2nd PIace smgIes, Scranton appeared m an on of Ml!louri Synod, "" · . •N ........ ...-,.I . . A wind) blast ripped the roof ......_.,, .. .,..,., IM.t ... LNMtHerl Bod1mer. 4th place sillllles the Britt 0 Hlgllglltlng the lour • day Searl• llld 'l'erry - . 111 from school 1 Can City ... ••• - Y.,. ""'· - Y.... Y 8 ~ Everelt Bachner, 3rd place, all was in T h II met41ng will be t1to lnltallalion Syi'ICUoe SundaJ to lltend tbe Kan. ~ntl wblp~ap Mil 101100 lot., 11 """ "' 0 eve nt. tLester Damewood, Bob torial itlc' f severe edio1 Dr. Otto W. Toleke •• .,....._ IOtll IIU1Ivll'llry ~ ... 111'11e ........ ~.~ ....... ·~ • .,,. ••••l n.... ble t:r 1sm o Sen BarTy of the _.,..w..t..., ,...,___.. " I ........ 16 I WJ~llftft:~wrm WHlJ "" .,.., •• ....._ • - . 11 ' • ngi!Pr \', .uviJ s nmner-u.p: Goklwater R-A ~ dve ted-..y of the dllttlet '\Aiun:Do at nearby RunelL KID ..II., lettlnd ..,.... 111.&1J . . Gradv Cra1g and Henrv r' ·'l defeated Gov ~"i ' w R~~ .,.t le<:luteo by Dr. Ralph Mr. and Mrs. George Veith ' .,..., ,.,.. ' •orlhy, 1st place, doobleoler of Now v;,..•.soobe . • G - . ~-:ote.aor of The01o&Y Middleport apent a dtl)' with • • -1 _ _,. _ _ ,_ .. · eveut. '" 1 CaUI<>r- t canc.tnlll Tolc'ton Collep the John Vl!itll family of lyracasa lpeal I dly Wltbl"" "" - • - ...... i., ~=~ ~~~:r •:::~~ o:= :~ a. U. S. Resumes A , J FJ'.•gh 0ver RedLa B!<Jt;, ; . WIRE NEWS I'""'" 1 IIIII,,"' SfOI)'S Run Yankees Slam White Sox THE DAILY SENnNEL I How much will go up In smoke? ';..::."M..':::' • • I p O[flela S ress • . 1 xp 0 s) sCareI E I on • h Damage Runs II- tg *'"·- !O:.:'r""' - .,., ' 1111 • I ~iver Foreat, ru_" ' Mr . ..t Mrs. Elrl i>t.UIIps Mrs. Edna Searlo and lamilf. ~q ~;.:~r.:~~:r::i:~lo~ ,'h ..ne lnJ·U ...ad IHJTES1 ~ AR~ J ' ' aq of PellllS)'lvanU. Gov. wnuam to blam e tQr the L'h;un·fPac1wn a mmuni1 1t .n e xp l o ~ wn UE.JNG URf;EJ) Scranton, new contender for at a 11 ~rmy <'a~p lh a: ~il led at kast 9 P' 'r« ll JS and 111 JConl inucd From Page 0ne1 lthe R~btlcan pmidenttot no· .J ur.d I J I he•·e I hursd<J y mght a ""-.early ~ nd :J\ . ~1. arod 'Irs. r"red Hibbs, Mr. mlnot1011. D:mtage was esttmalrd at about ~ 1 llll liJOn . and Mrs. Paul Smart Mr . and I "Scranton Is a milllooaln!.'" PreJidonl . D<JOo ld Reid Co· . . · •, , ni,·k Hawim2<.· Mr . and Tass said "An important facbra!. (o\low1ng up reports . U~:-11 rhe pres<iE'nt .prnm1~rd thnt :l-1 r~ . Jim Johnson Mr. and tor m hit favor iJ the support j I .::;, I .::;, Tn J j vour .E' j 1,.1..,:sharp·8 ~ with Notio,...;de the company witb _ , MUJ /w " ww n-._ MAX WARD WY 2·2460 THE POMEROY '" YOU MEO Tilt BOWLING LANES Nla5T PEOPLE ON A a.n. Heving been cloHd for ropaln, will be II'* HONDA open for tho convenience of tho public a. • ·SCRAMBLE RACES .· ·Wednesday, June 17 · ·N. W~ COMPTON, 0., D. , 8P- TOMITRIIT otflce _Baan: • to'u ..J:to o at NCIOII oa llltoaJt (Cioae 'l'llun. - ... ~st.. ...,_, .;' ,, . i .' . . •,,. "· •. r ME. ... > S..Tho Ful~ne SUNDAY, JUNE 14th -1 P.M.lS.T. At 6:30 p.m. .d 10 ~heck WY 2-5421 tk M·• .nc'? Check rates : noW for firt;,' inwrance rhat measures bl' to toJ11y't Yalue of your h._,me. ROBINSON'S CLEANERS I Four a-11. 1n which brulleo ro the rflli and a lace!" m. one mlle IIDrlll oi· Pomtroy nile CIOliOII • dtarp of dttfoo were injurad •er• aUon OD the bold. OD Rt. 7 whee two dOfl tall a. In& too fast for contllli. . ee pe.Obi st te They bolll lebA to ftol. lo ihi-~W&J In lroot Ill a car Olhlr liTHia roporlllol by ·. 0 , a mveatijatod by the zer boo~ In a Miller ambu- driven nnrtb by J . - L. tilt patrol loclutlad Carl 1. 1 Patrol on Friday, lance !d admitted Warfue18imlhl, 31, COOilvDle• .Be JltUdl Moon, 2t Syracue, cHad ilt the .tl,~~ ~abote~rs _ar~ ~11ri1. ~ g ~~-\ 'lim: f:11!11d . guill _l' nl .~. ·r·n~rllr· VII-s ljee Mt:Coma!l, Dr . and he en,}oy~ in ~aJJ Street. The injury teeidertt took wit eltecl to Cklllpol~ eoutt to-IDd tilled OM Gf tbt ..... ..... Mtlp catmt)' court Jam. 1J fw out ~t ... ;;~nto Domtn,.;o truvP rsr· Jt~ 111 a :;abot,t ge plot v.ill .:rei :'.1 1 ~ Hav H. Pit:kt>llf,, Mr. and "Jn h.ia policy statemenlll, place at ?:10 p.m. on Itt. 11 dl for failure to leld rilht pOrted a belDI owaed by Law- 80 operator's Ucebae, WUU.. t). mv .•kt:-d erne rgl'nl'.\ powrrs the fu ll Wf!'l ght of thr law Mrs 1:-;d H<~kf'r. Mr. and Mrs . Scranton, like &a majorjty of milea west 0/wa y reGal JobiiiOJl ol at. 1 Raclba. W. Sl&ler, U,. Flrl& Aft., .cLW 1t• seu~. inve'ilugatm·s onto the _Oominlf.'an milit<J t '~ authori· .John werner, Mr. and Mrs. bourgeois poiitici.ns, is v£gue three aad two tenthl y. ThiN ... IDOdwJtf damlp todaJ t. IPMII ~ a0111 ... . U!!;ua}~·-lmmum· campus. · t1e s also suspect"'d s.a?ot.ag~ . C:•sh Hahr. Mr. and Mrs. Har· and. frequeol:l)' oantradictory." of at. 160. 1 _ A .econd GaWa cO&lDty lecl- ID thf fnd f!11 the tv, aDd thl QONIU;k!IM; 1 aod B. M1f. Pol•·· a ('Onlnn arm• n•l but adv anred T1{) sr•:nfll' """ nld llnhbard . Ml. and Mrs. wn. . A car drive Mat Iff !Itt 1\'. deot IGOk place at t:41 p.m. at drtrw -pad lltjUrf. . ton, IS, ·Ill. I llllllpolta olte4 t• : ; ~· • · ·h orounrls '11 dawn dt'nct' to s.u~pnrl the1r beli'.' fs. !lam Childs. Mr. and Mrs. IUcbMYRTLE BEACH, S. C. _ T Wata'l Rd., by Frank War- the inknlction of Rt. liD IDd Aftotblt IOCident toe* pllt!ll &odiJ for UDIIfe febiole, Frl~d[ an(J allowed . "'' nn•· 1n Some ciVIlians sperulaled ard Owen. Mr. and ~lrs. Cart Miss Viokl Lauffer, 18, Gahan- fuel, 51, Gtlllpolls WOftt IIIlO tho Rt. 564. A car tlrlved by Cantl at 11:15 p.m. one mile nol'tlt of Convk!Uotll ill eGIUlfr O• o.. r . •••te hP~ watl f'rl tnr a 1J- ho.wevet, th<1t 1he exp lmi1nns Horky. Mr. aad Mrs. carroll na, Oilio, woo taleR Inmon Fri. path of a car drlven by Paul J. Smith, 18, Bldwell Wll lolftl Loac Bot&om 011 J1t l.M. A car court J'rldl' tnc1udecJ Jeny W. throrilatJon from Rrod \ <o go m~ght hav~ l>eec sel_ ofl hv. a Mein.•••·t. Mr and Mrs. Rob- day in tho Miss Sun Fun USA W ~eaklna II, eramtrtoD, N. nortb and lbe turned WUI off dthlen 1t111111 by 'l'ltaNn CrtiiM Starlel, 21, R&. I ftiiiiiDd, ahea<l, . short c1rcun In elertrreal wmng crt Coals J . H. Grate and , Pag<Ont which closes tonigh• C . wbo welll oil lbe r!gjlt aide Ill. 1.80 and lll'llell a car OJIII'· U 17, ~ Sill II&., ftlllltl f1IO llld COlla, Wltb Q . of ftwte wis no Jmm f'd!aft rf'· of thr magalln"'~ at CAmp Ft>b . Ct>nf' (;rc.te. with the crownins of Miss Sun of thte ro.t in · art .ttiiDPI to ,.. Ated by Robert. N• .ll.uh, :11, Bid- aut Gl ccmtrol on a npt c:urve ftlle IUBI*Idld • a ......... P•·rt oJ a1''"Is. . 17 . arro;s the Ozama River Fun for 1113. votd the oi>l~n. well, who,... stopped and bead· and ran om tho left aldo 1114 ntlkl• ...,..lllllt, Qeoqa r.,. In ~ t nallon-wHie broodcast fro~ Santo flommgn . HUShED TO HOSPI~AL Both cars wn I!Jta.O, dim- ed eut 011 Ill. tiM. Tbera WM rollotl ovot. Tbele Ilea¥)' ICII', ., Dtmbtlr, \V, Ya., fGdtlt. FrtdaJ, jif!e1d satd lie mv.. ked 1 he f1rct expln!llon. m a pow- l,aw•-enet H.Jllle of Langsvill< , SAN 10811:, CIIH. - Ont of ot!ed tn .the cralb. N dr!WJr medium damqe lo bolll can. damqe 111 the till', Crqlll ttl $17.50 bond fer 110 tlttlftl4tr h" Pfo'l!.r' only after the uni· der magazmc. set off other am· was rusl1ed to Meigs Memorial !be FBI' I 10 WIMed fll«fli'rel, of !be Nordl Clftlllna car ,.. Mill Smltll W&l cltod ro Gal- liken to ldelet ~· t.o. tt.nntth HIA&' :Ill0 fiDtltl • . ,t · ~ers~'lvice-rector <vice PrPSJ· r..unition slol"!s. sending bullet' . hospital at 7:22 p.m. Friday by GeoJl!e Zal'llll, WI! captured ceived fl'tiCIUI'III ribl, end bl'tlll- Ha. javlllllt coa:) today char&- Dltol when hi w• INIIalllllr COlli for Plftlnc 110 h!lll..,, . . . ~~ , lll~:. Aln. P1antm1. re. and grenade frogments wh"· the Pomeroy emergency '"lOad . Frldl}' llight Iller 1 brief IIJI~ed toft lei, 111111 a p llltlt" ill ed wltb latlmJper ltft tum. 1 lacotlliOfl of stltt 11ft .-d 'ftlo1JIU L. ktni, li, 11. 1 · . ·• ,, ... - ~. •mnrt vest 1gators t" thng . through the camp end Rupe's left foot had been cut battle In which he was 8111ieu1- the car, ...... Ld¢111 J-*!M, The flnllll two llalp -1)1 or IIIII ....,_, llllll .._to.• lo POmeroy, flllid .IIIII Clllli Col tile campus. I starung ra gmg fires. by a power mower. ly wounde<l. 51, of CraiD!I'tOD, N. C. bed oceldenll 18011 pllcl at 1:11 p. He WU ell*! IQ !tltJI; lilf" Dl muilitlr. .. •houl yoNr firf ittsllh ' ION REQUEST! :'!, ::"-':::..:.~"" - 111 •' DRY CLEANING a: wmtt! may have been wor'b St3,000 - mdoy it may be wonh Sl8,000! Wh., 2-HOUR . r.-.w,--. '<l' lre<hmenls ,...,. served Ill rna prim•ry. 2'. m<-mbers by Wrlilam Rat-1 MOSCOW The sb DOMII'Gl) IU'TI - ..\ulhoriti l'S prrss<·d a tho rough mvestigatton toda y o[ n ·porb that s;!IJ(•teurs wPre 10 yean ogo your bowo At •• cw.t ._.. · 6-Nitthlft.IM,.Yon Niiti ~·hlir · Sponsored By: Molp Motonyclo Clult '. ' I �Scranton, Asks Rededication to GOP IdeaI '•, ,_:.:, party a choice. I reject the 4-DaRy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ~-·11111 ~~Qtl&l co~ ~rresponsible ~as re- ~ For The lest V•luesln All Home Furnishings B J F Beds-· $55 ' man . .. and let us - d .g:rwessive history of outJ have the coura~e to say that arf:&'? , 1 there are those in each party Ytu and I know we cannot. who wish to trade on both. 1 !bel~e ; t~t , as members of Let us be done with the irra· ' t+rtyrf;J;rt •than 100 ;)'8JB.rs tionai fear that , man has too .ld .re 'ha~.., right to sell· out much liberty, and lilt us build re modern expediencies of i ar. even greater nation on the ~e ~asy answe~, the faJJt draw,y1eor~ that America is blessed the .quick solutmn. by {.,od to stand ever as the ! I k-now--we-have an obligation, i guardian of lreedom. ~early bpijght/ Pf, . our forefa~· .· For to defy those fears our +rs, to ~mink -\Jurselves and td ipart.v was borfi. and to defy lemind Americans that our hrst l tho.se fears I a~ a Re~ubllcan ational administration , under . . . and I thmk: that s why incoln. W.ait eteeted becau~ it most ot you are, too . was responsible . _ . because it That IS what lhP Repub\ic:m ... ~R.3'£IVi .. . . _ because it , party is a!I'" f'bout. The minute *as imaginative. we torget it Is the mmute we 1 - Responsible lor .Jl,\-'Ill§il lib- shall begm to die ty . . . i1s preit\>'a'fibn on . w~ shall not let that happt:'n . f" North AmencaQ{ CO.flti'lent! The Rep.ubli~an party will e~- lAKER FURNITURE 0 COJIPLETI STOCKS Of HOME ffi·UP MATERIALS t t , Jdeat for pi!tio covering. Translucent. Easy to work. Only . ··~ .. jh ~sffl.le , ~ti.zi'rls ~ur .::;:::..._:=:"~-~~-="~-~~- _~=====~~~~= - - - - - - - - - - HarriSODVl • 'IIe An tiqmty • , Mr. and Mrs . Harry Weber, I Laurel Cliff Buekeye Lake, Mrs. Effie Wea' l ver of Columbu' were over- I N Nt N night guests of Mr. and Mr!l. ews 0 es OCiety otes I Society Notes Lou DiehL 1 ~;>qnal ~ppnrtunilie - I s• Je~lOnstbi htJes- [or ror t~ ... .. for· cr •W \ 1 J.l'l-tliiF t e : 1eal muscle party. •s not abO'tlf to l~ r·~· 12c ft. 1 ..'ch.Dce at a preva,jl because 11 111 . build fii!liti~· life, upon ·•the principles to which 1 _ for underling 1Americans have always pledged h< in junctions of the Constitu- .their heartfell ,;tllegiance" .'I"- l!Ud the \'<'cla<ation ot In- We shall prevail because we "'l'l t~rfd-i>ncr "'To p\.Jt solid flpsh shall have tlle common sense to <rr••l"f! equal gird our beliefs witl1 solid poht· '~"tl' AU types in stock As low IS It a·. -·~:'!\!~fait i I and Mrs. Glenu Faulk, \ ~~~ =~dM~y~~~ Mr:.ecentl~ Ctncln-1~ Mr . tl~ GUTTERING Protect your home against heavy summer rains with new guttering. As ]ow as Several different style&. A style for every need. Lawn fence as low 11 -------.. 15Y2c ft. ou~ an~ frien~ .I fo~get Mr~ 24c ft. as 75c "19 ,, • l t ~ack~~~~ 1~:Statns~r,. RADIO & T.V. \ SERVICE NEW & ,USED ' t---------.J r1~;cie;§C;;s:-l,r, Tom~y. CLELAND'S T.V. 1 DESIGNED I FOR COLOR TV RECEPTION GILMORE 1 1 TV PlaURE Ln us .. CHECK . YOUR OLD ANTENNA Remodeling starts herei where you get \ FUEl® CHIEF HEATING OIL ·Dependable heat and personal service! Deal with us ... and get both! 40'! ••...,. ON I FUEL BILLS ANTENNAS Am- ~ CALL US TODAY 'li'erd •.. Carolina Lumber 1 and Supply Co. .. - . ... ...... · -- ~ ~ ~h~n ··- · - · ·· . .... - -· "' .,._, ..~'•" '"" ,e..,. --. ...._..... ,. ASSOCIATED RADIO and TV ., L , t .-. . . . .. " .. I ! ..,,...,._ ,.,..., .....,..,...., .. M.~ • • .,., .,. • ,. ..,. ,.. • .... ,-- -• ,....,. ,.... ..." .. ~- 01.~ -~ " _ _ , . . , . . . , . . _ . . , ._ _~ .-- - ~· - ~·- ·-~ - · .-. · ·· -·"'·-· · ..., ••,..,,, ...,_,...,,,....,,.. ~.... befor~ ;;;m;;;•;.re~•;;;nd~m~o;;;r;e.;o~fl \ BALING TIME IS HERE! \ .-------. I. Heme Ideas The large stem diameter ol ...,., Sl'dan .. um , cr:os.sea has dJstmguishlng been a The large stem diameter limits the use of this crop . Under graztng cond'ti t ons, a larg• part of lhe ,lem lo not grazed ~uiUng in wastage of r.the t t f f d r arge amoun s o ee . chopped the plant IS In full twad, ammuls con· s me nearly all of these large stems. As the plant advances "'".;;;;;mao;;;;tu;ar;Oli;;Y;_· I' ~ !IOr~ c~n~lstent c~arac\er.stl\:, e~nd D1ddl~. gr~ztng coune abol:ndolb DIJ'!"'tl T~fW Jup~ there il ldlenen a . 'l 1 ~ IT'S COVELl ::.~. FOR UllQJCIDh ma~y iiOW·IILIHI..: ~llnated ~ w~uld J ~ather m1xin~ be . th~ .:.=::.:__....::.::.:__~:>:!::=-= ::0 1 _.~t u.; Gmely Tractor .,:: Sales&SM'Vicl , 4HClubNews club advisor. Domonstratlons • given by Cary Morse on Baking. Laura Harris on Making 8 wa;le Pa B Carpenter Boys mel on June Holter :aron 1 5 at the Columbia school with ial· Jul~ R a 8 Ba";"" aterGay Johnson, M•ryl Houda- t ' • ose on ~.,. Pot&shell, Dorsey Jordan, advisers, roes hon an OUtdoor Fire. Rein charge TI1e project lesson res menh. were served by Diwas on Let's Explore the Out- a~':: ~d ;koyce G~eser. Tbe doors . R<dney Jordan .ave a ~ u ch~p e ~~t ~he pota891 0 demonstration on the Wood~. be in e. rs must Walter Jo ·dan reported on the he 1 by June 23. Awards will Officers and Advisors Confer- lilt g ~e~ ~II the :rson and to ence. I e Jca~e ~ e most chips. -Rodney Jordan. tteporter ' • reporter ~~ a~~~ WITH MOTOR • SEE our New Holland Balers EASY PAYMENT PLAN AVAILABLE ePLENTY ot New HolBaler hand now. Twine At!D SIE on IN US SOON! Fulton·Thompson Tractor Sales -.• <· -,_.: ..• ~ . advi~or, WY 2-.IIGI IPIING AYI. P'OMUOY, 0 • 'Th:~,· demo~- :nd Ellers~ach, our Family MORRIS. IMPLEMENJ & SUPPLY CO. [' t~nd ·n~robabltyh has someJ . rela- 1 to e recent 1srov- PEARL STREET RACINE, ~e ~a- 1 p u SAFE' STARTINQ AN.D GROWING PROGRAMS M1ke s~r'e you I}VI! your flock or htr• 1 safe start and sound ·arowth witll Provico Feeds and C'cncerttrates, Thorough research procedures by ex· pl!rienced s~eclali.s1s assure safe and Gr~eks "G~ ~ ~~ sa~:sP':"JV -s, mo~p Ch~k ~o, THROUGH mgre<hent~ OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES PRDVfCD QW. DR SEE • Minersville, Ohio Freezer ! ~r~ns Frecker, opened the meeting with 15 members present. Th~ club constitution was read by the President and it was voted to accept it for another year. p a tt Y Gau,I P attl. Bahr, Vicki Pooler, Twila Karr and Esther Spencer gave demonstrations on Artificial Respiration and dagmg and Bleeding" Patty KobIentz reported on the 4·H Oflicera and Advisors Conference. - Twila Karr, reporter Phone WY 2-2i61 g~ are.yo~r II I saood startin1 and a:rowing. Protect your floc~ or herd inwes1ment witfl 1 Pravico Profit-Proven feedina: Proe:ram. ett~ce ~nd tog~t~er, ga~d ~a ~ 4Smashing NEW LANDMARK •• 3-Poinr, rrailing, SUtchln~. "Sure Sign of Quality" ~ 3 ' ~"" ·;· ~. .' **1\~ :-: YOUR C:ONyiNIII'ICI Super-Duty 510 Heavy-Duty 410 LY 3-1612-WY 2.5270 (Shown tbovtl &l-Inch ccol .. . llo~lt DICK STiiRttiT or hlll-t:ltntr knlvtt Medium-Duty 310 Oailtpolh 4464391 61-lftdl cllt ... fltlf-cltntr Nrtllel-4!dft ~nlvt1 If CL VDI WALKIR I.Jw-Cost 210 &0-tneh tLit ..• pattll,l-t4P •lllvu .• • :J-po1nlllltdl lfltl Ftst-Hitch anlr From blg-tud mowing to heavy brush clearing . .. there's an adv1nced ,design fH rotary cutter that's right for you. Heavy, pivotmounted knivt'!s develop tremendous whirliniJ momentum for unmatched cuttina power. All-steel housin11 are extra reinforced to stand up under touahest conditions. Let us demotu~trate them rotary cutter of your choice on your own fann. Cllli soon. MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Sugar Run Flour Mills tor PAJUdE~ by F.wQ!lRS" ; OP'IN TIL ttGO P.M. 6 DAYS A WIIK FOI Athono-Moftls "Farm Loana ), • Area Bashan Farmerettes met on June ·• at Suttoo Church. Mrs. Mary Rose 11 ·. AISOC:IATION "'"' .. ,, ALL SIZES CHEST and UPRIGHT . , . See the Largest Display in the and Fasi-Hirch a demonstration on Correct Plans '"ere made to have a pizza party on June S. Members wlll Invito guests to the ~arty. The committee for the party are Linda White, Edith RO"', Dixie Circle, and Karen McKay. -Edfth Ros•. reporter \\, J AT IH. ROTARY CUTTERS lol·lntll c11t . .. half or fuiJ.eltlvtr ~~lvu NOT JUST ALOAN -BUT OVER·ALL FINANCING the~, 0. -- · (3) Rernembe; there are rna- . k' d r 1 Salads can be an important IerJCs ifl nutrition which rove ; ny m s o and many asset to your meals if they are the value of fruits and e- , other greens best des lettuce well made, attractive, and the tables in the diet, plus the try alone selection enhances the other 1.0 r 1.mp for vaTJely : End1ve, romame, t 10 . rovemen sk . transpor" spinach , pars 1ey, watercress, items on the menu . They aho tation wh'ch . supply many of the nutrients to find II rssible chard. to start with . that your family needs . . fen- res pro uce at ; {41 VcgeLable~ . fruits , meat . ,any lime o year Today the . eggs h II Historically, the C~ncient Egy- lsalad bowl lunch~on . h. , .c ees~ - a may beptians and the ate sal- favorite with b ·n IS tgh !come of a salad . ads of a sort. The name derives well ~s with ~sJ ess.m:n as !lala~ can be better than the from the Latin term "SAL" for some t e of and .quality of the ingredi'!nl'), SO · salt, wilh y,·hich grPens were I on fa mil d IS expected r choose the best you can obtain.l 1 -- Yo Y menus. plan the1r use to ennance ure Eight Knot Jim Wiles re- S h ~r Own SaladA :Then. .special characteristics of flav- · ported on Snacks Help ow salads? or, rolor, and texture . I Protect Teeth" and iistributed the~~u Hrera Jy capitalize . on (5) Dressings make or break a pamphlet on the subject lror . k.e e are som~ pomters Ia salad select with care. , - John Lohse Report<>r . I mal I~g and sPrv~ng excel- I Simple or elaborate, tile dress . - " en sa a s c ing should complete tho •alad The Chester Band-Aids mPI ICI(l) Salad should. be not compete with it -0; dis: on June 2 at the Chester Gra~- ~ ean. Dry. Cnsp.. Clulled. guise it. It's often wise to offer ge Hall. President Sharon Greens dean br>st '" lukewarm a 51electior, of dressngs and let ..:. PHONE WI 9-3202 ~ IO'l:s 1p the ,--~ --~ planted two shrubs beside the were said by t he Junior Fair Building, which ~rou:~f ~on can was answered Is th! club's community pro- y-J e Y Rb~ntsh_ ject. oyce de ie, Reporter -Lenora and Loui!:le Michaeol Big Boys met Jun• 2 •• Bend h repo.ters. ~~~e orne of their advisor. Court Street Roclkltes Harold Lohse. John Wiles on .June 3 at the home of Lin- lng a demonstration on Whipda White with Evelyn Holter ~ Rnpe Ends, Jim Swatzel and Wilme Rother advisors in emonstrated How to Tie A charce. The lesson wa 1 monslr ~ot: John Lohse de1 on sewtng. Dixie Circle gave How to Tie • Fig- LIke I G~oup ptoJect COMi B~lles Bedford met on May at th Bed! d Sch . M e or ool _with Jn rs. h Vada Hazelton, advtsor, c arge. Carol Han How to Make a BuUetin and Nanc y St . Cl air · de:fnstrated How to Set a Table. reshments were served by Carper and M Rig . . arge gs. Ohio B.trd went on n~st field trtp. -Jaml't! Eastman, Reporter Chormettes met on June 4 at Uie home of their Mrs. ~r.arle Keeballgh. The ro. jtet lesson was on standing slltlnM. Tt.e entire group exerciseo!l on walkin and met on June 2 at ting I!. Methodist Church with -Jacquelyn Bahr reporter . Ruth advisor, , charge. The project lesson F'lve Point St~:~r Stitchers m43t was on menus. Joyce Ritchie on June ': at the home of Ann . How to Make a Holter and then went to the Mtld Drink and How to Set a Fairgrounds. iJ . Paula sayre had the the meeting was Mrs. Belt' service and the 4--H Mllh..tar . The club and th~ Pledge of AI- - USED FERGUSON BALER AttraCll.VC Salads Sal•d Important T0 One's Meal~ Arttrl~or and Massey- ferguson land the Luncheon Table. Mr:,. Yost and the members who atteOOed the 4-H Officers and Advisors Conferen~ reported on the con• ference . -Carol Wilcoxen reporter ' ~- --- ., ':u AMdJieemyonw'otrlafetloonn*Seastt~ivmg ------ - FOR SALE ___...,..._ . ....._ .! 0 ::bbley. ......,! lif~am~ily~!~~~~~~~~l "sf~:: l culiJ~g spe~l e~eekm se~d r~t ~~tum ~ut cr~p i.,.. matchJI~ 1 -~ English hlrloll fill' time. that cuase death of 1nlmals three sudan groups il usually Slow dr 'in and r0bl of ter and Saturn. · · "' rare with the variety Pi· lor mediocre qwdity at best. lptcking .le u ""::om William Butler Yeata. lrisb per , but occur more frequently Thes" <·roiJS sltould not be plant- the ground without du 8 d pnel and dramatist. was born with the hybrids and crosses. ed for silage. However if the dirt have dlacouraged • on !hill day In 185. Only Pipe1 and other open-pol- crop can not be used fraz- who have lried to mak h On this day in blstory : linalecl sudan&rass varieties lng oc greenchop, then making or sudangrass. e ay In 1877, the Ru-Turkish should be used for srazing. Into silage saveo the feed for 11 sudangra.s ha 11 to be War be&an. Green choppiag is ao accept- later use . To make silage of made the oJl"n varIn 1935, Jim Braddock WWl able and widely used method these crops, harvesting should ietles' such as Piper, and the the world heavyweight boxing of barvestmg the sudan • sor- be done when the pl&nts are sudangras . hybrids would be title from Max Baer in a 15-: ghum crosses. The sudangrass In early head . Wilting the cro acce tabl; Sudan ' •or hu round decillion at Long lola;;;! . '·' 1 varieties and hybrids may al- will unpruve the quality eros!, not a g ..::; City in New York " ' so be used in this manner the silage and prevent seepage choice oecause of thei 1 g In 1944. Germany's highly When two cuttings are made from uprt'•ht 31·tos b 1 rob- 1 d' •• h 1 r a'1lehr poblicized " secret weapon" the • . u P s en, 1ame~rs t a are muc . per .season, the sudan-sorghum blems of picking up the cro slow~r ln d i flymg bomb. waa dropped on crosses nave shown a slight and dust and dirt in Ha;.,.estin ryf::· ha should be _:_....::....::.. yield advantage over piper. silage 0 ,, be a problem m de bel g th \ the famlll choose and use their Gtavtly's 311' RtlaJY ..., , •• • When tlu<e or more cuttings Mking hay f d · d a f bl ore 8 Pants head, own choice. 24 flome on jtlur r... illll cr - .. have been mad. the varieties sudangrass hyobrsdu ang. ,., abnl preherah Y :!, Tips on Servl•• 1 mches in tho rot~ii!.OHIIa!ltlolo_.r · ' s IS possl e, well m e•g t. '"e = rass va ue haor -Use a chilled serving hybrids arid crosses have yield-, but problems of 'qualit.. art- us· . made sundan bowl by the wtlllflll, att-~r IHr~ · ed abou. the same in Ohio tests ually so great that few 1e 18 · · 11 10 tim g h Y or plate Glllvtly T11c!W. Alit til )OW flllj Silage made from any of make hay of d peop Slm abrl othy ay of I -Arra'nge simply _ avoid d....ulllo.todql ... su angrass. compara e maturlty . -Use the right size dish too small lets th• salad fall of!· too large makes the salad look undersi.Jed , WY 2·2971 -Garnish attractively - let the salad sell itself to you r I 512 E. Moln Iare o~ h~m, Repu~IIHn ter Aa tl1e number or harvests per aeaom incre&MI, tho lack of the Wlerlng habit by the crosa•• Ia emphulzed. The audanaraos opefti1011lnated •arfotles and hybrldo are almllar In WIerlna. They Wier more and more as the number of harvest per season Increase under proper mattagement. The prraslc acid producing potential of sudan-sorghum orosses II considerably greater than of the open • pollinated au. d . angrass varietie!! as Piper. This high level of prusic aCid that may be produced by the crosses reslr1cls t,te use of this crop The ,udan. . be en ln~rgrass hY.br ld s have mediate m pruaslc acid content. Levels of prussic acid I · ,·nnmic growth ot a ·g..,at a· g that • the Iirst great act of Recent guests of Mrs. Elsie ' Vosiling Mrs Cora Buck ov· By Lertha Parker 1 1 1 IM <• reat American president 1s Hanmg were Mr and Mrs. Gall l'f a recent week end were M1 Roy Cr<!W or :k , Pear INTERIOR and EXTERIOR , llrP rfhe rPr.ponslhiht gel elected. Stemmetz of Wyandotte, Mich Mrs Betty Stewart. q Sandv, nati rP.ce11tly called on a5 er. - - -- 1 PLYWOOD 1 .....h our pnrty was born tu )ior we about to .Glenna . Cgburn, Mr. and ; Jimmy, Jackie and Don HaffiI Standerd 4' x 8' panel• ;j '· r 0nd ·_ o/hirh we have can\l1datel! for the Umted l Mrs. Ray Gnmm of Lancaster, : mond. Mr . and Mrs. J. R. Fos- here. I . DEATH TOLL CLIMBS 1 , J.l , h".:- rne. gta \es Sena~. e. for the House !Jf Mrs. Dana H~n~mg of .Hurling- ~ ter and son, Robert. of ColumMr. and Mrs. Pearl Parker 'I•" thick only $3.61 .,,. I •lion those responsibilities nep'r.<entatJves , for the goverM•·s . Mmn1e Fo1et of , bus. Mr . and Mrs. Garner ' received .. ord of the birth of WASHINGTON (UP! I -Sen'12'' thick only $7.04 :1 -. P b:ild spirit we dare noL 1 ~rs' chairs. for the stat(' leg - Col_umbus, Mrs. Letha Cowen, • Roush ol Wheeling, Mrs. lsa- p grandson, David Keith, to ate Democratic Leader Mike 'II•" thick only $8.41 1j f!:. ~ f· ;"f .,. -t. . t~Jatl!res~ and tor the local of- Da.1 wm, Mrs . Della Jewell and ! bel Simpson of Racine, Mr. lCapt. and Mrs. Cedric 0. ark· Mansfield, Mont., fears the t-' J; td-lf tJ ..,aVt-"'-P.e na- fwes · chi ldren of Shade, and Mr. and 1and Mrs. Frilz Buck and son 1er in Fairbanks, Alaska. death toll from recent floods in lf1on h df<tro:ving it~lf from Lincoln would cry out in pam Mrs. Herbert Gray and Mrs. ; Robert. Pomeroy, Mr. and 1 Mr. and Mrs. Luther Holly his state will exceed tbat of the \411 :1·n . Our mJSf-ion tod<~.v ran it Wf' sold out our princi pl~s . Lyle and son of Columbus. I Mrs. Roy Buck and daughters. 1and son, James, Mr. and Mrs. recent earthquake in Alaska. 1· nn les!ll but Wt' would laugh out w1th Mr. and Mrs Th H. d r Pamela and Mrs. Sue Ann B~e- 1 Earl Hoffl,·,an of Columbus, Mr. M f' d I ·' "'' lha\ L?e true spiril ol scorn If we threw away an Zanesville a gle of Portland. ' and Mrs. A. G. r.,ton, ans tel sadly told the Sen· P pari)' o day elec tiOn ." " W<th his sister, Mrs. " Obe . . . . Huntingtor and Mrs. Henrietta ate that 28 dead already have oth .rt l .Libby Dtddle s(*nt Fndoy ' Preston or Alabama recently been counted and that LJ5 more . ands equally rlt>rlwatPd lfl rrto- Mr. Lincoln :;aved the Umon, Markins ,;frvmg this nation from the "' he used his sagari tv as a er relatives. I With her parents, Mr . and catted on Mr. and Mrs. Homer persons are unaccounted for. 1 1Holly. t .. \ of phon.v libPrHlir.;m nr polilknl leader to do i1 . Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. OVal . . : these are s.1PW ' dt>at.tJ nf blind r!:'ac- As a political JeadPr he would Shroad s ot Sl. Cloud, Fa. and M~s M~m 1 e Miller ts m Gal- jo-o-. .;.====--===iiiOiJ ,.===-==iiliiiOiiiiiiiii;;;;&---=""""'""'"'""'"'""'""'.;._....= = - - - - - - . :l)!l)laud 1he qua \it~' ot <mdi· Mrs . Virginia Fitch and son hpolis takmg care of her grand-. \ \ ~----=======---, · dates on every levei of govern- ; Dav1d , o! Pittsburgh, Pa, visii l ~on. while Mr: Hermit Fisher i l ~1ent wlth ~ich our part ~· is ed at the home of Mr.'1. Obert Is m the hospttal. Markms . Weekend visitors of Lowell blessed this year . 1 And caring a great deal r Mr. d and d Mrs . W<:tyne Beh- Mr N.IC kle an d Ba r bara . were r bout the umty of the Republi- en son an .son of Sandusky . . . can part.y- which he knew was and Mr . and Mrs. William How- ~ Mr . and Mrs . William McN~e·· built from the precinct up- Mr . ani and children of Zanes- 1kle and sons. Larry, I Lincoln might rf'mind us today ville were guests here of Mr. i and Anthony of Tr.tmble. Mr. ~ !'lot to throw away thnse fine and i\olrs . Charles Jone.:o and I and Mrs . ()scar Smith and cl'\ndidalJ5· daughter . daughters. Diane and Laura WY 2-2255 I tie knew-as all of you know Mr and Mrs. Charles Jones, Gail of Laurel Cltff and Mr. , Pomtroy in a prPsidential ~·ear J\Jr. and Mrs Gregory and Mr. and Mrs. Charles McNickle. 608 E. M1in St. 1 Wt. Trede For Any Kind · he randidate at the top of the 1Epple Wtre guests of Mr. and ! - -~are loot{ing for some M G I the horse or ponv, lllcket can help those below .. . 1 rs. ~rald M or r i s, l it. · , or he can doom them to unde- j Mrs. Goldie JPwell visited I Are You Getting The St·rved defeat. ' Mrs. John Slout and friends Therefore, any political party here recent\p. seriously undertakes to I Mr. and Mrs. Hallie Knopp, SUPPlY STORE lead the governmen t of this na· l Dayton. were guests of Mr and You Should Be Gettint W. 2nd St. Pomeroy lion-not only m Washington, . Mrs . Bud Morris and also caii~..,.,...,,.,..,.,..,....,.,..,.,..,.,,........J'.IJIJ'i.·_:a"_'l~so>__:<in the, state <.:apitals, ed on Mrs. Stout ' -~ ~- · Mr. and Mrs. lkey Roach of 1 Proctorvi; ,e, called on Mr. and 1 Mrs John Massie. Mr . and Mrs . Richard Rhodes and children spent a week end with Mr. and Mrs . Delmer Rhodes. We have 1ll the neee• Mrs . Robert Alkire and son 1 'rou're aurt of a comfortable winter when tll"Y materlalll tn atocll Ray were guests of Mr _ and I you heal your home with Texaco Fuel Mrs . Clayton Wagoner and =::.---"_l•t lowest prl'ces. children or Columbus. Chief Healing Oil. And our Hrvice II MeMrs. Obert Markms has mOv- 1 Save up to eLtad-ln Wire Pu to Zanesville to be ·lost> to ond to none, too, We deliver Fuel Chief eGuy Wires her relatives, Mr . and Mrs . N•w autemotlcally. That's becauH we keep . David Hinds. • Llthtt'llftl Arresters Win egan/ Mr. and Mrs . William Woods to start your plans for home improvement. accurate degroe•day charta and know of Zanesville called on Mr. COLORTRON • Chlmnay Mountt ~nd Mrs . Thomas Wells. We can help you finish them, too. with ANTENNA cuatomer'• heating requiremenla. Aak your willt f/edroMi~ Am,lififlt' - Mrs. John Stool Othor All Chon,..l *TOP-QUALITY MATERIALS* QUICK ESTIMATES neighbors about us. Many of them have ONlY $6490 Alit VI ':' CONTRACTOR HELP* FINANCING ADVICE WASHINGTON tUPliINen our custamera for years. \' PI ~liS AND 0 fHER SERVICE U\.95 bassador Kim Chung Yui of Ko- 1 Now - - color TV 111. its be"t ' "'7 "' rea announced Friday .his counwlt.h t.he ot-enaa thsl I"IPdrtJ tl · Get startea I try would award its highe!t I ical/y ampHfl• TV signnl11' 0f'liYI'I'll a cleaner . ~hur]>er picmedal to former President HarMIDDLEPORT GALLIPOliS ture to your IIC'I'een, irnprove11 ry S Truman June 25. I block&. wl1ilc , fllO~ Gold anoWY 2·5186 446 4233 Kim said he will present Trulil7.('d to prC' VCnt. n>rro"'i o n. man with the "Order of Merit Av .. il:~1ole w1thout Ek~·lron 1 .; • Dl1trlbutecl by: Amplifi-er from $".!4.9:; . for Nation~! Foundat10n Joong.. CITY ICE & FUEL CO. jang" to the elder slate•man HARRY Mti,.LE!t, ewn01' Budget Torm1--Cosh & Corry-Cooh & Delivery for his "contribution to the 1 PT. PLEASANT.....OALLIPOliS PHOI'II W'Y 2-atJS cau.<w. or human rreedom and i P h - 4.a Dpp. I & 0 Depot Pt. Plount MIDDLEPORT 114 1. M,ln · P~roy democracy' 1 durinlil the Korean ! , War. 1 ..:na:lly new tl1e otem material fa refused by lllllmall. Tha audanarus hybrldo have lint llema, very almllar to sudan-grass varle. tlet. The loaves of the sudon-sor· crosaes are broad and coaroo wbere11 tho audangrasa and audangrass hybrid leaves ~~ narrow and finer textured. The OXIlCt Importance of leaf width and terture Is debatable. Some reporu show aUghtly higher protem content for the b ad 1 ed r~ - e~v . vane· tl es. Obse . rvat10ns tnd1cate that Is ?'ore efftcent on varieties havmg !mer textured leaves. One of the significant limitstions of the sudan - sorghum crosses Is their lack of ability lo tfller profusely alter cutting, Yield of dry ll"!tter has not 1 [ Pomeroy Benders met on proven to he a major lllffer-' The Salem Center Girls 4-H June 2 at Syracuse Park. Mrs. ence among the above groups mel on June 4 at th• home of C E Blakeslee Is the club in Ohio. Pam Wilaon with !\Irs. Marie advisor. The project lesaon The sudan • sorghum crosses Turner. advi~or. in charge. The was on Teen-agers Entertain. art taller at maturity than el· project lesson was on Materials Millie Logar and Peggy Holfther the sndangrass hybrid• or and Patterns. Linda Shenefield ner were in charge of the blsudangras~ open-pollinated var- gave a demonstration on Can· cycbng pa~ty a~d wiener roast. ietles. Till. crosses do not arow nlng. Diane Holliday gave a Next meetmg wdl he held June ljlore rapidly In the seedling demonstratlor on the Different l6 at . t~e Blakesle• home. stage nor during the early Types of Hems" Linda Shen•- -Millie Legar, Reporter , vegetative growth perloas than field and Ka) Wright reported the olher groups. on the •·H Officers and AdvisNease Setllement Cloverettes Near tbe Ume when the ors Conference. Kay Wright met June t at the home of 1 BEH.E~OTH OF THE FIE':-DS-Ha"!esting sugar cane along the southern abores of , plant.J al"t! starting to head, the Ialso gave a report on Burns. A~nette and Connie warner Flo~1da s La.ke Okeechobee IS easy, w1th the a1d or these hulking wagons. The wagons, crosses are taller and continue I M. V. Holllday, Roberta Wilson, With Annabell Houdashelt, Bet- ! equipped w~th fat: low-pressure t!res, each carry 4,000 pounds o£ cane and can be unto be taller than the other l<•thryn I ov•ther, and Cathy ty .Johnson and Evelyn Hollon, loaded by biting In about two mmutes. The carts are linked in {our-wagon trains. two group!~. The sudangrass hy· and Susan Smith were gue11ts. advasors, jn charge. Linda John. brids may or may not be taller The next meeting will be held son gave a demonstration on than a <-tpeciCic sudangrass var- June 19, 7:30 p. m. at the Gathering. Mary Ann Harris ieety . A s<>dangrass hybrid may hom• of Sherr! Turner. Idemonstrated !be cutting Lay. .water sure all dirt ts or may not possess hybrid~vfg. · Grace. Hysell 1ave a re- I gone . Shake ort .excess water. POison Oak and Poison lpat dry with towels !gently.. or. The possession of hybrid Racine Jolly Nei hbors met vigor . com .. from correct on June . at Lhelcine MethoLinda Hollon reported on I Refrigerate in "crisper" or of genetic character· dist Church Annex with Ma Eggs and Beaks. Devoplastic bag until needed . IItle$; ·and cannot be guaran- K. Yost and Wilma McGra~ ~.ns were glv.n by Annette How good ARE th• salads usually dressed - thus (2 Tear GJeens. rather than tl!ed from cr088lng any ran· advisor;, in charge . The pro· rner. ' you serve'' Are they crisp? ad•." 'Jur real fondnESs them - thJ• prevents dom pair ol sudangrass varle· ject lesSGn wa• on Sett'ng th Grace Hysell. Reporter Attractively gervedo Flavorrul? salad h . 't brutsmg produces a more ties. .. 1 e Do y . . , owever. IS qu1 e rerent, attractiveandsalad 1 Now Is the time to repair screen1. $6.76 UNDER ONE ROOF-A first In concept and design, the Macy's store in Queens ia: I revolutionary structure that com· will prosper . . . 1t. bines parking and shopping under one roof. Shopping areas are located in the core of the circular structure with curbside parking fOr 1,500 cars in an unusual wing adjacent to the buildlng's three stories and on the roof. Customers wiU forld. will prevail. not be much further than 75 feet walking distance for any given department in which they choose to shop. An electronic i ~sl~loiJ{g~ every The. Republican . ~arty will computer will direct customers to vacant parking ploces nd its inspiration arolllld' ' lheldU!'t . .. Interior and exterior. Full color range. Best qualtty. As low as 1orare There · are three distinct groups of varlotles to be con· sldered when deciding as to planting sudangrass, sndancr8S8 hybrid, or sudan • sorchum hybrid. The latter group 11 aloo called sudan 80'1!hum cross. A few P:ant ch1racterlalle• that aeparate the.. groups Include plant height at maturl· ty1 size of stem, size of leave!. rnte and degree ol recovery growth associated with tlllerlng t<nblt, ond pru,.lc acid produc• In~ pot•nllal. lor summer. r . BIAI'£8! EE • &~ven special low prices to gel your home ready f E Ollopa. SomeUmea theae cropa are actually better, aomet!Jnoa nol as good vll'lotle. In produc18 tion. \ During lht last few yean much pobllclly has been to oudan • aorghum crosses. . 1M· Thl s year severa . e1gs counly Iarmer& are try.1111! 101ne of these crosses, so tt m1gbt be well to conalder 10me dUfer· enceo, simllarltlea, ond advantBat!l • of the cIoseIy rea I ted crops of sudan grass, sudangraos hybrldo, and sorchum sudan hybrid. I ri( Our baCks on the century- o1 thE' white fU"St quarter. The morning staro are Cau'!_.~ Apat A~~allve K f f. c rear-:..~ers SOFA ~Sta~nd~w~lth~.":m~e~hec~a~u~se~our~!,..,..,,M,.Icld,!,l.i'P;.•,rt,!,,,·..,,.,~ I 1 Advantages of Sudan· Sorghum Crosses are Reviewed ~;1~~::~:..::: =~~:.:.~ • ' --------'""'""'"""~ 1 , w1 ward to 1 lesser place In the That s why say to you lh1r world of free men · every bit olleeUng at my com· 1 here to announce 1 mand: Help me eatn1 our am a candidate for the presl- party's nomination. and wiU dency or the United States. lead our party to victor)' . I offer leadership. Leaderohlp Stand With me In the cauae for the good fight. of freedom The good fi(bt to bring Ul Stand with me for the intetvictocy in November. nty of our party and ttle .secuOur libraries and our ar· and I think that we had better lselection is already completed. em_brace a cause wh1ch Now, surely, all of us must The good light to put Amer- rlty of our nation . · · stand hives are filled with the dry get about the business of keep~ With more than half of the :written ofr most of Amenca 'confront reality . ft is about ta l ica in first place throughout the with me as free men, free wornones of the Federalits , thEI inF faith with Lincoln. delegates not yet committed, land has been wnttf'n oft by the happen to our party. · world . en, fret RepubliCans, free higs . and a score ot others I For his work is not yet done . they tell us to surrender the ,rest. The Republican party is in , The good rilht to strip away Americans. ·ho met thelr moment of The work of Theodore Roose- digmty of our party, he We w11l leave San Francisco 1danger. And some say our worn out formulas dragged out .. 1 uth. but did qat selU: it. Ivelt is not yet done . The work. spect of our fellow citizens. and a united party , . . but uniled country may be, too. [once again by the other party Today the- np.tiOn-and indeed uf Robert Taft and of Dwight all hope of a Republican vic- I behind our traditional pnnci - We could send down to defeat in a futile effort to lead Amerf w(l[)d-waits to !lee if an- Eisenhower is not yet done . 1toty in the fall . ples. not behind some weird good men and good women who ica at home . 1 1 stand ready to carry our ban.. 1 Let this be clearJy underther t prDUd , ~tical banner\ We have the solemn duty to I I stand before you today to 1parody on our beliefs. ill falter . grow limp and col- iget on with the task. We have 1chaHenge that view . In short. the Republican chal- l ner in several states. stood : 1 am not entering this pse. in the · dust. jthe sOit!mn duty to drive fear - for one believe that our lenge in San Francisco is to 1 We could take the respOnal- crusade for the privilege or •'Ha..q the Republican party ," ,from the heart of America. lparty will not make its deci- plan our nation's practical busi- [bilily. the reason , the Lincoln. presidinR over a whipped milr fe111'lw citizeons ask, " out- 1 Let us be done with the fear bet>n completed four weeks ness and to embrace her moral the heart and soul . . . all of nority. vet(Jts u.seruwess?" ot our system spread Dy the sion until the tina! ron call has challenge. thes~ things we could take out 1 W~ shall be satisfied with And we Republican~; ask: I bumbling promoters of boom or from now . But . there is a danger. of our party. nothmg less than a tremendous &n we pretend. even to our- bust in t~ opposition party. I say that WP are going to The stand must be made, but : We will do so if we Jet an victory in November. And then lve~: that it is possiblt for And let us be done witil the ]San Francisco to hold a con- tht\ hour is late. exclusion-minded mmority dom- in the years ahead we "se to .stapd with one fQot in fear spread by the small-mind- ~ vention , not a coronation-and We have waited dangerously inate our platform and choose build our party once again e 20th' ~ritm;.• · and thf> other ed in our own party who hint il hope you agree that we are long to call upon our party's our candidates thP majority in America. that America has not enough not going there t.o hold a wake . conscience, upon Its wisdom, But. \\If' have a choice. And I need your help. the 19th. Can we afford to Pretend that lprosperily to go around. We will convene there in four upon its will . 11hat is why 1 have come here l I need the help or every fU. .;,, wPII, when all is not? ' Let us be done with I!Je fear weeks lime to select a man For too many months we l todey . publican. We are reading ...._._ -wa. iA good conscience [o! the black man and the fear ~ho best squares with the en· have been s low to act. but fast 1 I have come here to offer our one out or the party. Wt our natlon on the rood bick· Till!: ALMANAC ly Ullitef Prt10 ltnernoUOIIal Dally Sentiriel, Pom~roy-Middleport , 0., June 13, 1964·5 New In 'arming handed , , , the echo of · fear, com every hand and every cause 11 r1cht. of reaction . the echo from heart I!Jat belleveo In the trua And, becallle 1t 11 r1(bl, 111 the never-never land !bat puts Rpublican cauae. shall prevaU. _ nfJ.~~'l«<cept o., .'tune :13, :w.M echo we have thus far been - - - - - - 'BAl..TrMORE (UP!l - Text I say that the Umo has come m the court houses , in the city dtmng principles of the Repub- to say that it could not happen of Gov. William W Scranton's 1for u' to stand fa st against I halls- such a great party will bean party. , , not to embrace I share responslllillty with on his entry into the /both I!Joso who would compro- not lightly throw away the top 8 cause which has no roots In to us . . not to our party. OP race m1se us mto slavery and those •places on 1ts ticket. A . hi others of our leaders who until In !lie hiStory, a poht· who would lead us there m a Choosmg the top ol the tlckel i mertcan story. now have failed to act. I frank· ah i'f{tY . !'jill afford aiJ!lost burst or llame . " well under wa y m our party. We will convene there to se- J• expreso my admiration lor to lose Lincoln led our party because I There are hose who are so 11ect the. man who. can lead the those who earlier entered the h< j tld lt!lrtt that gave It •he had faith 10 the common alr81d of a free choice In San whole ttcket to v1dory up and llists, w1th energy and dedlca· irtt..~ . ~ ~ · ' sense of the American people, 1 Franciseo that they pretend the down this nahon not to t10n . Ifill~~ ,. - ,/ PholleWY·2·2115 USED SPECIALS II cu. fl. Co·op Chest _$100 13 cu. ft. Up . Freezer ~-$125 23 ou. It, Up. ~·ree&er _ $75 Dryor $75 Philco Up. Sene! Gao Frigidaire Automatic Pamerey Freezer _ •na Ref. - - - tM Relrirentor $75 W.,ber _ $110 Shop Your local Landmark Store in Pomeroy SlllVINO MEIGS, GALLIA & MASON COUNTIES Look For The llg "L" en R!IUte 7 - Rear Melgl General Hosplt•l WY 2-2176 Surel •• We'll Tracfel We'll Fhtancel EndafPa~...,......ACK W• U At uwer , MGL �..• , - - - - - - - - - . , &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midaleport , 0., June 13, 1964 ~ - WANT AD INFORMATION · Business Services ir•- .·-----..--..-,1 -- ... 2 SIGNS Pomeroy Motor Co. QUALITY 1963 • LeMau Convertt~le. Red finish , black top, white lntenor with bucket seats. 4 on Ule floor , 16ti H. P . engine. radio, heater. a real sharpie Rr•n.,.•r•nNf no oGntlaM:~ • 1141·- ... , rc.!~- .._r.. • ;All • .:. , ~~.. $2295 Pontiac Tempest MfD• .: .....,., 4t,.,.. ,.,.,,..,,, trmn •t1o111" 1M ..•lt oKJh '""" -1•• ,.tPOf'llllt\11 fn• "'nr~ •hfl' ""r '"""""""' lnOW<Mk>n 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door _ For aenr ftllow, lllat Sale Television Revue FOR SALE by owner Ill MldPOMEROY, OHIO clleport J bedroom iloJM, I built-In kitchen, wall I<> waD In the Hurt of carpeting. Call WY wm. THE AMERICAN RUHR Close to schools. ___________I_U_!__ ~ O...erel Real Estate C4NI ' I;&.I .A l't()i'ltJ t'rlltflltl "l'IUNI! .VIII . . .,._"'"" ·•rtl1• ........ A r.... o., "'I ...,,.n~•..,•• Real Estate Greco. Am- Yllll(e 7C1U111 tor •• lea osl' 11 M1111._ , •DtJt 1111 lllbjoet II "CBS CBS." tile Cbjoyablo leltal • u.. Jlllle 2t. - - - Tbo a • ...., S•rvic. CUCKLER REALTY $2895 ' POMEROY - 6 - room frame -.pu,.~ •m~n..n• r~Ho V8 eneine. Powerghde trans., whitewall tires, ndlo, heatPhono WY 2-3130 Box 229 bouse with bath, gas beating, !'In• '"' ~r. s.eat ~Its, beAutiful white over slh•er blue with match· double lot. Out of high water. mg mtenor. 1urD Pay $800.00 down and belance 1961 Rambler Classic Sta. Wagon _ $1295 1m W•n • oll.tr Ser'11-et' Po ola~tlonal Dry Cl .. nu'll like rent. <,en'" !lie' "'I'CI •nt •Daertlmo Radio, heater, like new whitewall tires, automatic shift. Ylnll'ftlll"' •'1\Uft 81 ,..Jib MIDDLEPORT - 8 - r oo m and Shirt Loundry Beige and coral finish l;jl l :II!IIIJ' ... ""'"Ill . .T rh,_ Mlll frame house with bath, nice SLASHING TIIIIOUGH TH1! WAVES-This 378-foot long blgiHDdllliJIC8 cutler, MllaJDo I Hour Cleentnt ...,...._, ........ ·-"""'"' tn be built for the Cout GUild by Avondale Shlp,yanlll ol lhney, La., wtl1 be ting. On e Uton," h tt'i> o.~,., ., ~.. ... •n• Alterlnt end ftep~~lran• kitchen, furnace ea powered by. Pratt & Whitney marine 8110 turb~.e ell&ln•- The ahlp. wUl ~vo a JlllllliDwD edt Hid .-ltttlfl 1t l(ay&. Peckf'h end Zipper• acre lot out of high water. speed ol. ~9 nautlcal.,ilee all bour. The Cout Guanl plalll to ad4 38 •Jml'er ed' I ·• . o'\110 Ot t'tt.AN1l8 • 081Tll OPEN EVES. 7:00 fO.M. it.RIII:5 - lt .lf> (OJ dO •oM min $7500.00. 111 lleet over the -.t 10 Jeer& I 0 lbs. Dry Cluning $2.00 IDIII.I"it EAt$ llki'J!'nal •una. II POMEROY, OHIO DISCOUNTS POMEROY- 10- room fr~•l-------~~--------~::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::~ OJ'nc&- tdSuu home witb !'Ia baths, hot air PICKUP lo OELIVIRY 8:31• A y '-" :l!:OO t' M.. Oall:J furnace heating, Jarge vera& .;•turd., __.,lltr A.lll ~ a_a,no Go.._,. _____ F_o_r_S _ e _le _ _ _ _ For Rent ABC CLEANERS da. Mulberry Avenue location 1'1"11 so M;A.Iilt 1'0 P'I.At:i A & SHIRT LAUNDRY near the courthouse. A at.eal ~1 PROUUf"!INO W&NT 4~ FOtR SndALE '52 Fordid Wtrhac-t HOUSg FOR RENdTbalnh Pome- T73-5S43 Muon, W. Vo. , at $9500.00. •·• 1wo-year-<> or a I • rov . 3 rooms an I , ca 11 ":.=.,....,~=-=":':""";""'1 HOUSE TRAILER - S ucuPHONE WY 2·2157 Face Bull. Donald Weaver, IVY 2-'\75 after 5 p.m. W'MNG, Pl..;,biD&. ~laetler room, 11164 Baron (10 x 56) Harrisonville. Evenings or ___ll_ 13_-_3_!_c Furnaces. o\tuold Br'otMrl. in showroom condfUon. Price Sunday. 6-13-3tc Ill Eat:t Mltn Street. PoiD- comp1e te w1'th ra••e ·~ and ..... Card of Thanks FOUR R< fu rnished ap•rt.l eroy. Pbo,oe WY Wl4l, to "'100 00 lmmedl 1gera r, ~ . . • WOULD Ilk to th k . ZIG ZAG sewing machine 1963 ment. Pbone WY 2-3658. Uc ate possession. 7 20 11 1 e an model. D1al a st1tch. But5 27 tic Harold Colliua, Sa1eomaa those who sent cards, flowers, tonholes. monograms, appli· WY z.me and leJe!ihoned messages to ques, blind hems, etc . Pick FOUl'! R()f)MS, bath and ba,.. EXPERIENCED William Iucelo, Salesmou me during my recent bospit- up last six payment5 $7.00 ment, furnace heat.P hone ' alization at Holzer Hospital. WY % U'l1 6 12 :no 2-2204. WY 2-3319. t 28 tfe 1 shaH reinember your kind- monthly. Phone WY 6 12 5tc I ness always. Mrs. Thomas 4 ROOM apartment w1th bath. . 1FOR SALE In Midclleporl, Cook. ' 11- 13-ltp ELECTROLUX sweeper com- Pbone WY 2-5385. bedroom brick house, From the lar2est truck or 5 6 tfc baths, lot and a hall, out of 1 Mam pleto with all allafhments, -~~~__:__ bulldozer radiator to the n ary including spray gUn. Like high water . Nice location. m'Jallest beater core. ________,_ . ·· · ( new condition. Guaranteed. Unfurnished bouse. 4 roorm . See by appointment. or call IN LOVING memory of John $32.76 terms or discount for utility and bath 1655 Polnf WY 2-2865 or WY Z-3250. W. Stout who passed away cash. Phone wv 2-2204. Lane, Pomeroy. Prmne WV a. (6) 10 tfc one year ago t.OOay. June 13, 6 12 5tc 3874. I S tfc 'NY 2-2143 Pomeroy J963. Sadly missed by Wif~e, . · II,....,..,..,.....,.,.....,.---"IFOR SALE' Modern three Orba. Eleanor, Judy and Bob- SINGER in mal!ogany cabinet. , F\1\NJSHED apanments. Ph -~~Grlae.er-....U.blll& ud bedroom home. s years old, _!IY Stout. , · 11-13-t Equipped to buttonhole, mon- · WY 2-2776. After S p. m. phone lleelia& on Rt. 248, 3 miles past N • dgram, etc. Balance due WY 2-3574. MbHon.WO, Chester Golf eour... Z.2 ohce $29 13 Phone WY 2-2204. 11 2l lfc Eud •oar ...., trooNeo acres land, fruit trees and 6 12 5tc We lulve aD shrubbery Forced hot· air PATTERNS-Set starkly FOR SALE - Mexican Tomato , - - -- + - -THREE and four roo"' fllrnl•h.. s.- Mol'lllnes heating, well water. Keith against the sky, a mesh pal· plants.· William H. Holmes. I J9o9 TROTWOOD camping ed and Wllurnished apart. n..IIODaillt Rlltoa Chaffee. CaD: Chester 1185- tern of steel girdero stretch· Syracuse. 8 8 tfc trailer J5U. ft. long. E:lec· ments WY Z-5434 12 6 tie caD WY z.¥971 Day oo Nl~lll (6) 10 6tp ea across the New York nar• 3120. VIEW FROM THE TOPWILL CARE for two ladieS, so- tric brakr . Richard Vaugh11 tfc rows as work continues on with her parents, Mr. and The new, 341-foot Oneida rial security or old age pen· an. Middleport, Ohio. ruRNISllED and unfurnished t ROOM double at 139 Butter- :~d:.e~r:~ab~~·~~~og~~ Mrs. Millard Christian. observation tower in Niagara gives v!sltnn stoners. Phone VI 3-2fm2 . 161 10 41 P apartments. Inquire 11 the Business Opportunities nut Ave. Very reasonable. aDd heaviest suspensioD Spending Sunday with K. E. Falls, ·the 6 8 6tp Obio HoiP_I_. ---· 9-22-Uc lr-----------al Owner will frnance part E. R. bridge in the world, Erickoon were Mr. and Mrs. apa iiili!lit"iiii_ ...... .------ CROSSWORD .....u.-. ~...::-• lf.I,OOo ... ....... ~nt-· ......... Pomerov Motor Co. 1'..,...,.,...--..,.....,.,.....,.-....,=,-_,..,.._ .....,_,..-_==':!' iF-iE'LL' FErCJ-1 IN "TWO-THREE AAMI.OADS ' '''"" Of' KII\IOLI~' WOO() · AFORE 'IE GO .._ -. e t=- .Mola 'If• .Alt. I d "~ ...... I I m 'J . fr' I RADIATOR SERV I CE BLAETTNAR'S --------7 =========== · Chestnut R'dJJe e sOCiety • News BUSINES$ OPPORTUNITY SALEWilliam - Mexican Tomato MODERN 4 room '"d bath Hedrick, 133 Butternut Ave., WHEN \'OU USE ABC Cleaners FOR Plants. H. Holmes. Diek Shaw and son, Columbus. 1 Pomeroy, O. Phone WY z_ "Free Plan'' you Syracuse. 6 8 tfc furnishct. apartment. Phone Mr. and Mrs. V. 6 8 12tp 2670. accompanied theirD.son, r. 12 7 big. lleautilul empty closet FOR ~AI."- Middleport'• tall WY z.38 4. $ tic I to his home in Columbus s·~~;~re tn exchange tor sit the est building. tocatea l52 N for man or woman from rN SYRACUSE, three bedroom few days. ruum occupied by the tamily'l sP~ond Street. Middleport THPF.F. bedruom house on lJn- · this area to service and modern home, near achool, Brenda Pettit Is visiting WIOIOf olnlhin, 'lPI'<'n 'I how II Priced lor qui,~ sale Inquire coin . PomPrO) ph .0 D • ' co ll ect f rom corn-opera . ted M-·· . Ia••• D board WI z-Hill or WY z· ~em m!Oil ... , •a Mrs. Waid Spencer returned Gallipolis M nd M Ro Col 2186 3346 wurks Bring '" a your at Ohio HO!el 10 16 tic dispensers We establish beatiag, large lot 72 1 295. :::!::,~~~~~~:~! ler and family in Newark. r. a rs. Y eman Wimer .~thes or caD Pr .. tor FOR SALE M . I ' 20 tic route. Car and reference Phor.o r a. m. to 5 p. m. WY Mrs. Leonard Quisel1berry I ~ Ravennack,Mrl . ofarul Mrs. pwk-up liDd we will " ote• eXICill ,.,rna 0 desirable. Party must 2-31174 ; Ev•nings, 7 to t p. m Mrs. Nsncy Jack has call¢ on Mrs. Albert Cone W•yne Bri eo 1\lppors """"11 v" dry c"'an them at plants. William H. Holmes, Wanted To Buy have cash capital of $900. WV ~-2441 6 2 Uc ed home after visiting · Ftlday evening. Rose .&!oler!lay 111·' Rar..~nlat rates. w1th tree motb Syracuse. i 8 tfc in West Virginia. and Teresa Andrews Wert prrmli n~ an ·: han~ them up roB SALE -·- - -- - - f II ti earnings HOUSE for sate·. I ,-1111, t- ~ Mrs. Pearl Keeton or Tampa, ~:--=:;===--- 1 ;:t~~~ Mrs. Harlis Frank apd 1 Good . potential f ed ed TWO Inch tubing and rod. 2" 1 part-t1me: u • me more. \ ~ ~ .or stora 0! seal c ar-- GIBSON -Kay H~Jrmony I(Uffars line pipe, 1'' or :..~ Inch gas I For personal interview, apal·tmPT"It.!l. Must Jell. Locat- . Fla., called on friends here IZf'd IJa!'ls •nd wben you are and AmplifierS, 24 monthl to Jine Oil tanks . Give condi- give phone number, etc. ' ed near downtown Pomeroy on Decoration Day. ard Mrs, RuaseU Van r1·nd\- tor thPm ne&t fall, call n~n:', tee or call TiffiD Jewel· ! Phone WY 2 , 131 or WY "' C..olu~bus business visitors Meter vf Portland Visited Mr. r-Y Write To: 1 v v Mrs. Zern Pierce. _ u~ or 1ft om routemaD know en, PoiDt PleuiDt, w. va .. tlon, location and price. 6 2 tfc recently were Mr. and Mrs. 1173. sno theJ .-ill be handacl to Pb- 10 Bill Wallman Les George Kissling. McArthur. King Distributing Co. =c---c,....,-=---~-~ccc--I Aiberl Cone. K. E. Erickson, Belly Frederick of · ~. ·-• • - - -1D-30tt Phone LY 6-4122 or write P. FOR SALE : I lot OD Mulberry Henry Hobo and D. v. Morris. " \IP II rteomer origbter, .... wnn•m 7190 Riverview Ttrrtce a c.ay witb Leone Batt6 11 Jlc n•wer ·R•mebel' the 1111ragt O. Rox P. Mtnnnpoll• 32, Mlnnosoto Heights, Te. WY Z-3429. Mrs. Evelyn Ward of Athens, is l'r•e Pa.~ Nell Fall .. IJLL TERMl'l'lr.t IIICI protect Business Services iliiii::::--iiii-::i·--:::i::i-iiiiiiiiiiii::i·::i-::i-::i-i:·::::=:l =,-~~----3 Goldie Bnbo and Miss Beulah Mrs. Oscar Babcock was Mr. anG Mrs. Robert Yat.o D•livery. ARC Clellllerl and laWil and ollnlto !rom lnsecu 1' FOR SALE:, 7 rooms and bath, Lowther of Chillicothe and Ka- honored recently with a Cambridge spent !be - k Shirl Lau1dry Mason, W Va. with ARAB 0-dD-It Con.,_ . house on Rutland Road. thy Lowther called on Mrs. ly dinner observing her birthwith Mr. and Mrs. Da\>'e SP 3-5541 1 s 90tc Irate. King Builders SuP PI Y PIANO TUNING to Umversal l Large lot. Aluminum storm Albert Cone Saturday. day. Her niece and nephew, Yates. · Co.. Middleport, Oblo. tlo Standard Pitch. 440 cps.) 'I NS 115. Hepa1r andlA-adjustment doors and windows. Reasou- Mrs. Ethel Radekin was in Mr. and Mrs. Marion Riggs, Florence Umberter rece~v; 62 GU , able. Kenneth Searle. SH Z. Chillicothe recently to see Dr. presented her with a decoratword of the ..rtous Illness ~·machines. of artion extra. Call in PornExcellent Opportunity ~-~ ,._ ow tradt · - - SINGER Sew,·n· , 5012. 6 It 301c Mosier. ed birthday cake. Mrs. Bab- of her nephow, .....,..en ...,,,. W. buy ...u a·• 12 6 BUI Wellman. Les WIIUamscn. new, $59 50 tip Several used eroy, WY 2-206S.____ __:!-3- tp Man or woman wanted to ----- Miss l<lis Chrif!tian, Rio cock recejved many beautiful berger, OUsvllle, Mich. al Tiffin Je,.olen, Pltone 50 machmes at bargaia pricet FOR YOUR Bulldozo>r ork. oervice and collect !rom co1u Insurance Grande, spent the week end and useful gifts. Guests attend- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larkins ~otnt Pleasant, W Va The ...abrir Shop Singer Sales Phone W' ' 2-6455, PaulL. Bat- operated cigarette, candy, --- ----~lng were Mr. and Mrs. Ed and Vera Weber were vltltlnaf 10 l8 ~1{' and Service. Pomeroy , Ohio ley, Pomeroy, Ohio, R- D. 2. ice & (ltber rracb10es. Tbia ia IOHNSON, S\mploD Insurance Mrl John Haves Moore, Middleport; Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Junior HaUber ':":':====-:---·--.,.--- WY 2-22114. 4 21 lie 6 I 301p . ao excellent pollllon that can Agency, In AU formo ol 1ft M.rs. Norma'n Frederick Hasbarg. er, Pomeroy, Mr. and of PorUand. AUTOMDBILE lnsuranee been VIolet """'" ._.... --~' be worked full or part time. b ourance, Jim JolmloB and ~·ted w1'tb B1'ble School teach- Mrs. Undsey Lyolll, Jr. and caneelled? l..os1 your operaVENETlAN blinds and repairs, Rickard's Alignment Service, Persons selected must ave 3£1 aov • 10 12 hours ~r w•ek ser Bud SIW(ISIIII. A(onto. lbg at Ch•ter. and Utah Swan of tor'1 llcenle . 'l can "~ ........ fformerlv Grneser BodY ncable . ' " a~~~..,. ·-• EXPOR'I' M-. bamboo porch shades, cloth W k ) . 286 W M . St auto t'~and $800 to. I I He Jack Frederick assisted pers Mr. and ...,u~••" ......,... awnings, Dale Woppel Supply, or ' · am ·• $4200 c pit 1 · - - - - - - - - - - Hayes In bll ' hay. Marion Riggs and daughters WASHINGTIN (UPI) -'l'lle JUNE 15 Ed's Auto 215 Union Ave., Pomeroy, Pomero.v. Ohio. R. H. Ricka ' · AgrJcui•·Mr~ . Mabel van Meter Athens, Mr. and Mrs. -~ Department anO~PENING Trim, &12 W. M·'St., PornOhio ; 18 301c ard, Phone WY 2-3576. WRITE: 8 1 Ma M d Mrs noonced Friday It has resumed ... Wh e1 b 1 · 1 o Chester and Mrs. es ssa. • r. an · fl'llY, 0. Complete tine ,..1 RECONDrriONED- -merchan. e a an<mg, auto g asa, Director. Dopt. -65 Van Meter of Youngstown Thurman Babcock, Florence the sale for eJil(lrl of noo-fal coven, lillllvertlble tops, car- dise, radios.19.90 up, clock brake oervice. 5 _2_7 _14tc FEDERAL MACHINI CO. ed on Mrs. Zone Biggs and Umberger and Oscar Babcock ld...ry._m ..,;;;llkiio,iiiiii=iiiiii""'""""'"""5• polo IIICIII'Iginal trim. radios, $12.9i up, all speed P.D. Box 1101 Mrs. Martila McElroy one day and Ray. I~ 6 8 5tp "-record players, $12:.95 up . T. Cfiiri)M brush bog work, SS I Little Rock, Ark. · ~"" recent IY· Mr. and Mrs. John Carter · FAMILY REUNION : Call us V.'s 129.95 up, combination per hour. Call WY 2 6812. Giving Name, Addrell, Tel• Mn. Wiad Spencer returned -Mn. HaiUe Frederick and son of Belpre visited Mr. .· to have a professional group rar:lio. T.V. a~ reeord player, Charles Mash or Lester A.rn- , phone and Other Particulars. home Wl'lh her new baby boy, eWQILI'I'Uit ""t lili w R ld .. Mrs. A. J. Carter. 30 1 pbotocrapb of your famnv I '. ar amp er. erner a- 0 · ~ Wald Ray, Saturday. He • wa• eliALIIWIN nlllllon. CaD or stop in to I d•o. Mlddleport6, 011hto3;· BULLDOZER work, basements ,t._uto_ _Sales born June 2 in Sl Joseph hosover tbe w..k end ami OTHER. F~'' J11ak • · ~ and Mrs. Guy Haye your a.pomtment now. 1-- landscaping. brushing. ponda. 1948 PONTIAC Tudor. New Vin- pltal, Parkersburg. man were Mr. and Mrs. Dick IRANDI Gro~r·• Studio, Pomf'roy, i USF:O furniture. SH 2-4719. Lowboy service. Charle!l Jef. yl upholstering. Good paint. Mr. and Mra. Norman FredWY J- 1175. 6 11 6tc - 6 11 6tc fers. PboiHI WY u-m. Body nearly perfect. Collect- erick and son• called on Mr. Hayman, ~~~an~k, L POl SALE .JUST arrived another shipI I 30 k or's Item. After 4 p. m. Olen ~ Mrs. Wald Sper~cer and and Kathy Fitzpatrick, Colum11 111ent of Apache camp trail- See Neiglor Ajijljllij ad S.. Young, Rl. J, Success Road, ": y. Zona Bl ding bus. 11 liO eu. ft. Uprl£ht Unfco Fr••zer er~. Just in time for Fath- ply, IL!cille, t., ..._ ltames. Reedsville, Ohio. r~ d ~~~her':~ Elmo Pierce is a patient at ~75 Light Green dinette table ter s DBay a~dDsdummerf vaca· kitchen <.ablrMi Mil IIOmt I~ 61p__ :'~"'.w:.~la":,., Mr. and Holzer Hospital, Room 360, and four chairs, $20.110, 6 dlon . rmg. a S n or a doors. U D tic 1.1160 FORD Fairlane 500 VI, au· Roy Gladman at GaDipoli. emonstrat1oo. pecial sale Yenetian Wl.ndow bll'nds. 11 . tomatie transm1ss1on, L ow Mitchel Holley Jr. of Ea.th with free camping eqUip· Get Acftuaintad Offer mil n t onclltlon. lie Ridge spent '!11ursday ev-h' COmplete bed Wl 'II F th ' D All "' eage, exce en c 11 mattress and apringo f%5 .00, ment a er ' ay Recapped Tire Solo! See J y R S "· .-· ti ound bl • models In stock, new and Whit. th" taot 0 en oung, I. I, uc- onlng with Jerry and Jack 0 Ia e .1 .00. uaed from 1295 up. Ams- ALL SIZE , cess Rd., Reedsville, Ohio, a£- Frederick. an que r MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS · Mrs. John Stout. Hamson. b , A h Tr 'I g I PAISENG•ti TIRES $5 .92' ler 4 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Leslle Hawk vil1e, Phone SH 2-4834 ary 1 !>BC e at er a es, ..,. Tlte tax books are now open for the June or Seeon4 &.J3- tc . 631Fourth Ave. GaUipolls. NEW 13-I+U IN. I 8 61p of Texa• caned on Mr. and 3 half collection of the 1983 Rea) Estate taxei. AIICI "' n 446-0039. 6tc TUIES $1.45• no llamlller Mrs. Wald Spencer recenUy. 6 for delinquent tax. Closing date will be July 1et, if'i""""=""""===----.1 'Piu, r .. . --· World itoodanl ,1 CeiDftld Mrs. Lawrenct! Singer and 1964. . FRIDAY-SAT~SUN. Sale or Trade Open 1 duo each week --.. two ciiDdren of Toledo open! a 8 •. m. to 8 p.m. k 1 ~ ,._ w ld Spen Ill& eer roo111, ride ud pertora wee w '" .,. •· a cer. HOWARD I. FRANK MEAT CASE' 6 ft. double duty IIICI SmaD ear ....,.my tllld Mro. Mary KeUey and danMalgo County Tree.....,.. good condition Case and __.,...wua, ghter, Nora. of SlstersvUie. W. 1 Wash Job. -nly 99c ... Va. apenl a cpuple of dayo wllh CnmprE>-ssor in one unit. - - -==-:-:::.... With purcha~~ llf 10 J(al. of Next Oaor To R.ut••nd &1nk II &topuUtu Meton the former's 1011. Mr. and Mrs_. Price $150.00, or will trade ., ' .. .. . ' &al, or morr, at for rPfrigerator . Howard Law. ~ EER & llall . Po.._, Paul Kelley. 1 ceo\', AU ~ .. oN . ....,.. W1 Wll'll Mr. snd Mro. Lowell Bing . rP.nre , Long Rott.om, Ohio. l 0 . M Super Service Stetion Chester. Ohio. 3 '13 lfc Phone VI 3-2733. 4 12 de and family, Mr. 111c1 ~1'1!. Hen- 1 ""t • lf'SI 6 12 3tc &UCTIONEEB ry Spencer and Vane• spent <)PI!:"' U HOUR.t Cemplolo 1962 PONTIAC .$22511. f door a recent Sunday at Fla'ollk'~ ' 'I.CJ.. W CAfUU!"t Crill llndlanl hardtop, Catalma. blue fm· Neol and several · other poill!a I _Farm Machine')'__ ".,- WY'il-9":t' 'The. , . _ • Ceaa.et tsh. automauc transnm11on, ln West Virginia. t -; t! _ FOl. SAI.P. OR TR.\DE' Hay .t. C. Bli&DFORD power s._.ng. power brailes. Mrs. Haiti• Winner returned ' VlllJ P~_ ,. less for fint> home I tedr,pr for !'~. alP or trade. WY 8 , , Oldl radio and extrn!' 910 Broad- to her home at Athens after PURNITURI! . 'tr.~·· tiJrm:~hrngs ar Rar;.,, ~urnl· 2-:lhl. . e 4 tfc ···w. M1ddlermt Call WY '/, spending 1 couple or weeks SH 2-4811 Rutlencl 1 \I ttr 5289·___ _ rur~ in Middlf'P•~n. j)tuo SEE THIS bargain, -fo-~-laie, 4ft tfc with her granddaughter, Mrs. Tli"E "DANDY'' SUJT In 11 ' ttr Chor<• Ma•tfr garden tractor Marine Supplies 1947 DODGE. •xcellent condi· Waid Spencer1 whtte lacy · Linton wool acI'IEW AND USED wei<IPrs, air with Cultivator atl.arhments. -- - -- ' lion. $195.110. Call WY z. Several from hero attend· cented by black velvet collar COffi!-res~~;nr!S, weldi.,~ rod. Lawn mow"'r nnd attach- !111 ft_ CAR1N Crui~er and 1ral1 I 2917 aft.Pr !> or see C. Stum· eel the funeral ()( Mrs. V. D. a.nd butt(m~. Slightly longer ,..... demoll•tr.,lion. Porn· menl• included. Call SH :t- er with 12.1 h. p motor, ~%0. bo at ""wing c , nter In Cleland 1h Pomeroy. jarket al"ort. a banded back Middleport. Lowell Ridenour opent a day ettocl. eroy Landmark, Ph WY z. 5133. F. E. Dunfee, R•1tland. Csll WI ~151 or Wl ._3089 · . 1181. 6 12 3tc Ohio. 6-13-3tp 16) 10 3~ 161 10 4te with hio jjrilndparents. Mi'. ai1d Stora~e I ~et '1, .a O,;Ka- .....tloll ~::;~! I CIVKQII:.aB, lKV, AGII:A'I'Q J !!._tic 1 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY SOCiety • Notes pI AN0 S I' L=""'"""""""'""'"""""'""'""'" f".:cb., - - - - ....- · . - - ·- - II:Wa•a t'LL c;o ItO .JBI.&It'f• RIGHT 6A-::K &V!ft. AND ~ J'BB.-ILOO•oa. IT. 9 5ii ..._ Ul Musical Ooelr I:ION .... ,,00 ......... 1 Cl'JCI< Ul So.,. II Story 1'11111 e,e P'lmi1]P Worslllp Boar 10:00 News 10'• lillb Sclltlal Bll Parade 10:10 N8WI 11 ' 00 Anny Time u,31J Special Commum,, CotmtJ "- I'Oii World, NM!anal !Ins I 10 Sports Today 1:11 Wtlllllr l'll!lure WMPO Radio 1:00 Sign On 6:11i Country MUIIC 'l'lme 1:28 Cotm~ . Jllllboreo 1:!1 Joi!D llarml T:ll llreak!UI Party 1:16 JCIMI lluldl 8llow 10:15 Tba GGOd a.u. lt:a Mllllo 1D Tba Air 10:411 Tltla .. llllllc U:GI ~ TID !bow ll:S Top TID 8bow (Dutlonll MEANS ~O'CRABL~ Q.Eo'IN!N:.. ~ AF"TEP', ";PECIALLV'C:lCIME" Wltfl'Ert 'COI.JRiiE NOW a-\E'LL eE SPEMO!N' MoST OF HeltTJME OUT To:;;RAGsr I DONT 1-ili'-IO C~'<ES!GEEt K:.N'T ~HE A DoLL? I"M GOIN' T'CAL L 1-1~ IJ:OD Noaa N-. IJ, II MUIIcll ID!Miutle IJ: JO Jltv. MoriiD '.l'totl t:OO Platter Party T:OO Sundown Serenldo 7:10 Sica 011 MYRTI.E! •v I~ u,oo News Ruand-tltdlllp \ _, r " RAEBURN VANBUREN IJ 'liO lltdlotbt llolrd 1J,2i N8WI 0 Grama u,lfl Sa1urdQ Mldlaoe UiO Ne... Ileal Hill Saturtla, Matinee 2'56 Nowa Beat s,oo Salllrday Matinee S:S$ Ne111 ae.t ,,. llilolag wlllt Dosa 4:11 Top TID ReVIll 5:00 Newt 8bmm11r7 1: II 0tnDtr Mnstnele T:JO Sip 011 i Mr:. 1 NOTICE! SPECIAL 5, 011 Commonity Nen 5,115 World, Naijonal Newt U5 SpotDgbl on Sporto 5,15 Weather 5,30 DU.. ll4ulletlt I:Gt a-t llllrd. 7:110 Sip Oft SATURDAY 1:15 Sign On I: li Mllllcal Cloca 7' 45 1'bt Lifellltl 1:00 Oblo Vellef Newt Famtly Worship Hour PubliC Semel IAidlslrtnt World Newo MOI'Diua MeJCidl• (except ~. CIIJrch Bolla Rlq) II:~ World Newt 11 '56 Mason CoulltJ N12 ·00 Communlb News 12.01i l.ocal NeW. 12.10 Markets 12' U Mld Day Weatber 12·20 Evana Bulletin a..d 12:25 Newt .0 Grama 12 'BO Acrlculture Agent 12,45 Countf1 Go Round 1·5ii News Beal z,00 Country Go Round J,5ii Newt Beat 3,00 Let'• rate • Break 3,85 News Beat uo wllb llall 0 k Hill I .PROGRAM LOG MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 6:15 Sign OD 8:15 l\fllllcal Clock 7,30 " - lh''~IJw 7:3) Y.e:tcel Qaelr: 7 .45 ·'l'bt Ulellne UXl Oblo Valley News 3 Oli World, National N.., a, 10 Sports 8 15 Weather Picture 8 16 Musical Cloc.il 8·5ii Commonity New1 g 00 1'alk "' 1111 Toft 10:00 10 1$ tO'M IO:&S U:OO I -----------=-='"' IVO'I'k DOG&. IB.JL WJEH RADIO 5 ' ....,.. ldnd .. 1111& Jill Long Bottom Soci.ely Nolef' I JfK ' KO .. RUTLAND DISCOUNT STORE . l ~ BIN CABO 81 NIAL &DAM8 I ,,t~t.ll ·< 1 RUTLAND ~' Jd{ 5 11"'-"' ..d I ' . " . • •.. �.,1Wly SenUnet, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., June Miss Jesse is Hostess for Potluck Dinner 13, tllM Around And About M'ddl rf I epo · ·iflw... vnio DAR Regent is Speaker In Pomeroy lor Flag Day Luncheon . .. Mainly About People In pomeroy. ' ·i~'ne Me.~j;~y,; : ' ·, ~-~- ~-----.·------Of -~!rtlY)s L> ... ..,.£.;, · • ~ River news Hosp1'tal News . . Held ThJ,t-sdat Geqe ......,,., Golllpollo i- - - - - I •. · MIIII Amanda Thomas, 1\e- concluded hU talk by oaytng Mlls Erna J.... entertained Tbe June .mo:!'n, <4 .. 1 • 11om 17.5, IIJI, l'llllD1og 3 loot l!NTERIID B'!PITAL ltnl "' tbe Slate of OhiO, Dau- she .... proud ol being I mem· with a potluck dinner Monday WomeB'I Milolonarj Society ol (II rollen, ~- liO,· Alllouf 1lloae who en~· .... Of tbe AmeriCan Revolu- loer ol Ill&,. D.A.R. a!ld lo be a even\n8 at her home, E .Maintbe PoJDer07 •Flrlt· Bapt11t II, PI,. Pleuanl 23.31, HIDioo Holzer boapltal ill the paal :M t!Gn. llpoke on the work of the part ol Ill work ill America Jo. Mr. Doyle MJDer Is In Colum- st, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Her· Mrs. Jacob- Gloeclmet speot church wu bold .'l1rul!idly; .111 falllDc, !Winrba Falls Ul'l boura were Gary Gene Barr, Nallonal Society D.A.R. at th• day.. bus as gliest of his son and dau· man Ho(lner, re<1:ndy oewly· Thursday witb her cousin, Mrs. ninl at d!Utob: · ·· rlsiDI. 17.11'1 Rt 1 GllllpoU1, Ra)'111011d W. annuaj Flag Day luncheon Miss Thomas was presented ghter-ln-law, Mr. Bnd .M r s. weds, Bnd 111e blrtbday of Mr. Carl Mattox, MiddJeport. ·, , · . · ary. LoDcloa, Marmet Bnd WJa. Suon, Rt, 1 Galllpol!a, ~ diy at the .Town and Country wuh a gift l>y the regent on be- ;Jock Miller. B. J . Howard. John Frick returned home .Mrs: JIIIIOt!b ()ojJt pretjded field dama Wlft' OD !he illllo. garet L. Tbaslon, Bidwell, Mia. ~lall!'ant lit omeroy for ' half of the chapter. Rooe cor· Tor.~ Rail who has attended A mock wedding wa• a lea- Thursday, from Meigs Memor- at the meetlnll Wtilch _oJII!!'ed Oldo River - Pelll)' Dowlley Ronald L. Neal· 2309 Jactaon IIIOIIlbeR! and guesll ol Return l sk~e· ma4e by Mrs. Dwight Kent. tate 'u ve:r..lt Is home ture of the evening with Dave ial Hospital. with the ....,p .mtlil)l ol. · 'Iii clown 13, I :U a.q~.; C. V; Ham. Ave., Pl. Plesoant, Mr1. Paul JMathen M•lll• Chapter, D.A. IMtlhoon were presented 10 Miss lor ; . sum.:!r va:~Uon with Eliaa, minister ; Mr•. Minnie A. N. Grueser of Grove City Cbrlal" 'l'beft ~ N~ !ut ... '!' er up 14, 1:05 .p.m.: ~•er up E. Smllb, 210 Part Dr., Pl. fl. Thomas, Mrs. Karr ll!ld Mrs. hill pare~Mi, Mr. and Mrs. E. Rl%er, bride ; Miss Fredericka was a ·recent gueot of MIss Weal. A report_wu given on 1 14, 1:40 p.m.; Tllall up 14, 7:· Pleaoant, ' Curley 'niornloll, 142t Mrs. Emerson Jones. loea11Jones. o. Rail. Sway, groom; MlSI Erna Jes- Genevieve Stobart and brother, compte~ layette aent ,to the 05 p.m.: Bayou Lorraine .up 14, Kanawha St., Pl. Pleasant fto. re10nt, preoi<ied and welcomed ( T he ta bles were decorated se, bridesmaid ; Mrs. Alma R. R. Stobarl W11J11eus, ConfeJC~ to, !Je :~kl 1:25 a.m .: Mamalear gp 14, bert Dsll'80n, Laldn, w. va., members and .their guests. lwtth arrangemeota of . flowers . Mr. and Mr•· Henry Hull vls· Miller. best man, and Mn. Tbel- Mrs. Thomas McClung and at Granville n~ ,'ll'ftl<· · 4:15a.m. : Walter Beck!ord up Earl P. Acres, 301 Sycamore Out 1lf town·gnestll Included carrying out the red , white and lied i•veral da~s in Clar~rs, rna Henry, the bride 's father. children, Jamea Md Sue Ann A rmlme -. •1 "~!,': e kl n I 14, 5:40 a .m.: Harry · D-;er up St.. Middleport, Mrs. CW~ Mill 'l'honNos, Mrs. Maynard blue colors With small flags glv· W a. with his parent., Mr. Games were played with priz· returned lo their home, Marion TbrouglJ ~ W~, . the new 11, 8:50 a.m.; Southel'D up 18, Harless, Rt. 2 Jackson, Jatl!t DaVia, Miss Cllristine Garrison, en as favors. Place cardB, made and Mrs. Henry Null. . es being a~ winners. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. program .!Alplc; tabiD from Jpb- 5:10 a .m . Onward up 17, 5:55 L. McCain, Rt. 3 Oak BlD, Columbus; Mrs. c. s. Wilhelm, by Mrs. Harold Sarsent, were Mt . and Mrs. Jack Hem and The co-workers of Mrs. Hoff. Dale Smitll, . eslan~_"2 :1S.lf· was• gJven by ldn. a.m.; S. M. Jenk• down 17, Willard Lowery, Hamden, Wll- . Mrs, Henry Watson and Mrs. sma ll rephcas of a map of the daughters, Pamela, Marlene ner presented the bride and Mrs. Esther Kissel of CoiUJIIo Cook, wh~ alsp gave ~;mlllil· 7:30a.m .: NaUonal down 18, Uam D. Hartley, Coal Gr<nfe, Miller Point Pleasant · Amy Umted States. and Kay/! Ro~:r hCity, Mlc~, groom witb a chenille spread bus visited recently with her tatkln from tile, 'IOPI<!:,_ Salv~- 4:55 a.m.: Jeflerson up II, 8:· Paul R Dupree Ironlon. Mro Jones,' Jackson ; Mrs. ' Norma Misa Helen Beeson, Colum· are VlSI mg "'' er paren ' and hand painted sheet and aunt, Mrs. Homer Sbdwers. tlllll mellllll btoPD wauo:" .' OS am.: Rose G down' II, 8:10 James Artbur s;ruth, Monavill~ La, Harrisonville. Other guest. bus, snd Mrs. Edward Jones, M~. a~ ~.BCI:~c; ~lark. pillow sUps, painted by Mrs. Mrs. EldOD Kraeuter and .dau· u.f~ of Jo~d a.m.; E. T. JoDel down 20, 4:20 W. Va., Paul W. JeQklnl, Crllllt:iud.ad ..M.._. Freda Hartinger J ackson, out ol town members, Sund,.. faro Mt" U I s ~·~~·ng Alma Miller, Middleport. ghter, Leda Mae vli!ited Friday 1·19 . e lll:!·7 waa !It a.m.; A J Patten up 20, 6:25 merion, N. C., a•, J Mn. LuO!Id Mri. Nancy Grueser. were able lo attend. Members ay or -. non o ege The suest list lncluded Mr. with Mr. Kraeuter st St. Jos- .by Mrs. Vlef4r ¥~ Sr. , a.m.: Zlmriler down 21, S am.; cluo B. Jenkins, Cramerton, Mn . Karr stall! prosram or lhe committee In charse of lo accompany her brother, For- and Mrs. Hoffner. Mr. and Mrs. epb Hospilai arkersburg W artlcle 011 OVI!l' proi.OctiOD In the Walter WllUamson down 21 8·· N C .,j,.lr.;an, inttoduced Miss Tho- l~ncheon arrangemenll were rest Bachtel, home for the sum· B. J. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Va. . • • . home . wu ~d. by· Mn. Zl a.m.; W. S. Ray up 23, ·~ ~. • • .;..1 w ' ho 1, 8 candl'da- ·1 r the Mrs. Harold Sargent, chair· mer vacation. Herman Martil) Mrs. Kate Good Wippel . and 111 artie!& on ·I b·e m . Jerry Bosworth down 22 ISirtbo - •~ o nd M J B I Mrs. James Arnold Mrs. Le, bach Mrs . . Hali·W . HDuie ill Detrou ., ' office of Organizinft Sec!'!'tary man a rs. ameo rew ng. N Zerkl win, Mrs. Rulli Ebers • · f ay - . . . • 8 a.m.: John !.add Dean up 22, Mrs. W. Paul Bowera, General on the national ·1 1 t on, Mrs. Edward Jones, Mrs. wls Smith, Miss • • e Rlnnie Rizer, Mrs. Mildred IrS 0 · fleS Mich. was read by Mrs. Wll- 8,25 a.m . E'•ercllfl up 23 1.30 Grimms Landing w..va. 1108, eve · Cli F' he nd M J h and Mrs Helen Shuler have reSh 1 M 11 w 1son· · . · ' '6 ' ·~ • ••-- ' She described various ro 'ects nton " . r a rs. 0 0 rs. .• , · am a a .m.: Utl)e Edward clown 23, 10:38 p.m. Friday. '""'· Joba · · · · Fry, Mrs. Mary e ton, of the 'socl"ety and took p Jt he Duerr contrtbutins. T be r e turned from a vacation t~lpthm Bernice Johnson, Mrs. TbelMISl!OS Sbarcm Bnd Charlene· 5·10 a.m . Hamilton up Green· A. ~llilg. 510 Jacbon Plk,, Florida and other pomll tn e .,... 1 ' ed by "· . · · 28 mem be r• and gues ts 8 I south 1 er. IJ'PU() on an imaginary tour of were rna Henry, Mrs · AIrna M'll f"UI"'e 'coomp ant ~ -MFB. ·J ·up 12:56·' a.m.; Elisha Woodl daughte1, 8,40 p.m. Frlelay. ti.e Q.A.R. .owned schools . Kate tbe luncheon . Elaine, Joyce and Diana Da· Miss Fr~erlcka swarz, Mrs. H. Steplienson, ..., "Tbe Vokle up Greenup 1:05 a.m.: Cotlon Mrs. Bobly G. Halley,_Eureka Dune""' Smith and Tamassee vis will leave Sunday lo attend Edna Retbel, Mrs. Nettle Hayof G<ld ls Co~ which Is the Queen up Greenup 7:30 a.m.; Star Rt., son, 11:39 a.m. l'rl· and tht l ppro,vO!i_schools lnclud·. Ohio University Band Clln- es, Miss_Martha Jesse.. Mr. '1'1>.> first of a aeries ot lraln- theme song !Or ,tha year, .after Luther Herdman down 31, 4:20 day. Mr•. Gerald Sellen, Rl. ihg Crosnol'O, llerry School and ic in Athens. The clinic will be Dave Ella, Mr. Ray Riffle and ing sessions for workers and which Mrs. Gool: cloaed 1-b e a.m.; OVEC up 31, 6:30 a.m.: 1 Portland, daughter, 10:10 a.m. held two weeks with the girls llle boatess, Miss Jesse. teachers of the Middleport DaJ. program, with pl'ayer. · ,. Duncan Bruce up 32, 2:50 a.m.: Friday; Mn. Carmen L. Vfithe Indian Schools, St. Marys . 0 IID4 Bao:one College in the west. slaying in the dormitories. ly Vacation Bible School was RefteRalpbsluileCntsZUnde . --~~edu~y Allon Zephyr clown 32, 8:35 a. llottl, Rt, I Pt. Pleasan~ aon, She -!old of the well-rounded ENTERTAINS CLUB held Tues:!ay evening with the Mrs. . . . - '""!' 1 · m.; Charleo K. up 32, 8:05a.m.; 8:45 a.m. Friday. Mrs. Denver Rice entertain· Rev. Donald Boone, dean, and IDaiSJ J~ lo leD · ""'miiPra Mr. Mack up SS, 3 a.m.: Lunga Dlscbarged · eduution being given the mpun. 1 lain children . and the Indian Fr. and Mrs. Franl' Davidson 1ed ber card club recently • at the Rev. Howard Ruppelt, ... and the :pm<lel pia. , . Point down 33, 4:50 a.m.; Gona Patients recently dbchargeCI ~hildren through the supporl of of Fairborn, 0 ., are hosts lor her home on Broadway. Prizes slsta~t dean, pr~sent. Those . ' up SS, 5:05 a.m.: Sbully clown Jncluded Mrs. Ellzabelh Petrlt, the D.A.R. and churches. She the rehearsal dinner tonight at were won by Mrs. Ruth Moore meeting were Mrs. Fred Gibbs, RECITAL AI'IN0!JNCED· 8:50 a.m.: R. H. .Bosworth II Barry Roberts MlSI Moll1 dOS!'ribed the needs at the the MMiin Restaurant honor. and Mrs. Pauline Peebles, a Mrs. John Fultz, Mrs. Beulah . Mrs. Chester Erwln will _pre- 33, 6:30 a.m.; Lorena down 33, Badgley Mrs. Eclward Cooper ll!'hool which Included new bath· lng Miss Sharoo Jones and Mr. OSeS Un guest. Others playing were Mrs White, Mrs. Donald Bonne, sent her plalio pupUs In a .,.Jt- up 33, 7 a.m.; Coal King down Bnd w.:nt daughter Mrl. Johll room facilities. ~! Kate Duncao Lee Davidson whose marriage The Letart Falls Ch Mildred Bailey, Mrs. Mildred Miss Diane Van Cooney, Miss al Sunday liftemoon at 4_ p.m. Meldahl 7:05 p.m.; Buckeye Mayeo Mn Dwi!iht TriUpo, . 'bl arge Humphreys, Mrs. Nina Cum· Suaan Sitter, and Miss Ellen II) the Pesrl·st ~lementan State down Meldahl 7:55 p.m.: John B~to Aele Sheell, Smltl! with a goal o( $2,500 aj.- 1 will be solemnized Sunday at d .1 resdy more than paid, Heath Mc thndisl Church UO ~: ~ :aca::;n Bt e . scfhool mlngs, Mrs. Edttb Sisson, Mrs. hawley, School aildltorlum. The public JaneT. down 12:50 a.m.; Peace Herbert McQuaid Thomas W She also ,spoke on the real in the Mternoon. "' c as . en '" sesston r Ethel Lowery, and Mrs. Luis Eight more "dults and sev· Is Invited. down Meldahl 1:45 a.m. Canada Rlcharli E. need for educating the Ameri- j Other members of the brl. the past ••gilt cloys wtll hoi~ Cunningham. Mrs. Rice served era! teenage helpers are need· GolUpolla Dom A. E. and My, Ann R al. 1 ean lndian .Jo take. h1s plaoe '" ida! party attending are Bar-j 1srtcl~~~f ~:~':;;.t't th~ Leh refreshment. at the close of the ed to complete the teaching VIS!TlNG . PAREN'f!l. . . Dyke dowr 9:55p.m. H. E. ary Y society and support himself in- bara Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Le- 18 s c urc evening. . staff for the school which Is Miss Charlene DaVIs, who hu Bowles down 1:.10 a.m.: PhUip ltead or being given aid. She ! wis Smith, Mi5S Jeanette s.:;::,"?t ~j,~.:·m. i~~). . :scheduled for June 2' to JQiy been attending ·the Rhode rs- Sporn down 3:50 a.m.: Edeana ALBANY ,N. Y. (UPII ..:'nil :::;:;:;:;;;;;~ ' Cmoks, Donna Weber, Middle- lied .Y th ~u~ 73 .;re hen 3, Classes will be held from 9 larui..School of Design, Is ·.vlsll· Bosworth clown 4:15a.m.: John 88 • day l[ll'lng thoroughbred port ; Miss . Virginia Koch, Lan- hroave rw>r '"r et sclteoond, w ~".' am _theme lng with ber ' p!ll'ltll>i, 0.. and J . Rowe up 4:25a.m. Sandy racing meeting at. N-......... ec a ance recorw · · lo 11·30 · am · · ..... ''-'C' . . . ~ ..L ~ l caslter. MISS Jane Ref!1olds, Dir:ctor of the Bible schooi " Jesus, the Promised Saviour" Mrs. J . J. DaVIs and filmlly. up 8:45 a .m.: John Bbod down prodilced ~.198,312 In pari-11111" Co umbu s; Robert Dsvtdson, h bee M J H'll 'th will be carried out tn ·the 8:50 a.m. tuel revenue lor New Yor t aa n rs. ane 1 "'' L . o1.. Tbel ld Roy aod Lynn Dav son, Fair- M An Wb I • Ib study course. . NEW YORlt· (UPI) - Right· Kaaawaa ...... rna State, according lo Illata born ; Charles Johnson, Athens, rhooo . 1 na t ee edr Mas M e fl n U Chapel wlil begin the days' bander Rollie Sheldon• wu re· Ann down Marmet 12:05 a:m.; .laJ: commlssloner Joseph H. M.'· and Mrs. Karl s·tesrl8 · t ' sc secre ary an rsleader. . ar. Memhero of XI Gamma Mu activt · 'ti e• and a program Wl'II ca!.led..bY .'!be W•lt . Disney•, lene Fiaer, devotifinal , . Ne_w . York. Yan- 0 · F • Sh esrer .down Marmet MurphY· "THE LADY AND I MISs Kay Gerber, Cleveland: Teachers lncluded Mn. Mary Chapter of Beta Sigma' Phi en· be held m the high school kees Frldily · fro!D tbelr Rich- 2:05 a .m . ; Memll down Mar- =:.o::::.:..__ _- - -- :rHE TRAMP" !Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wright, nursery · Mrs Nora Cross and joyed 8 bar-b-que Thursday aud1tor1"m July 3. Craft pro- mond farm clup 1o rer>W!e lef. met 1:211 a.m.; Lucy Jane Lu· m.; Belen z. up Winfield 1:25 (Cinemascope &r: Color ) Mr. Brad Jones, Columbus Mr. Mrs. 'Be r ~ 1c e R~usb, evening at the home of Mr. jecb will be carried out In ty Bob Meyer, who waa ·sOld lo cu down Winfield. 4:15 p.m.; a.m. Cherokee cloWD WID-andCharles Burdette, Mr. and Mr1. beginners Mrs. Erma Hlll and w,-s. Ralph Welker Mr. the departments. the Los Angel.. An&ela. SoiV$7 down Winfield 1:30 I. field 1:25 a.m. ' ''YOUNG GUNS OF TEXAS" Emerslll1 Jones, and the Rev. ' d M K 1 t ' ~ d M M ! Do .Mid Mrs. Mary Shuler and Mrs. an rs. ar Krauter, lr. . James Mitchum, Alana Ladd ~~ 1''· · ' wsoo, · Juanita Justis, primary; Mr a, and Mrs. Richard C. Karr, Jr. (Color) epor : Jane 1W1 and M1u Roberta Mr. and Mrs Tom Rue, Mr. A hrtdge and IJ'OOm rtpllca Roush, teen-age; and Mrs. Mar· and Mrs. Charles Muller, Mr. Sund•y & Mon. Jun• 14-15 and an arrangemenl of Ilowers ' lene Fiober and Eleanor Rob- and Mrs. Russell Brown, Mrs. "Tiii NUTTY PROFE$SDR" ertson, junior. Assistant teach- Virgil Brown, Mrs. Thomas, Jerl'f Lewi- Stella Stevens decorated the table. (Technioolor) el'll were: Miss Debbie HIll. Crow, Jr. and Mrs. Mary An· HOST: ' CANASTA CLUB -andMJss Beverly Hunt, Mrs. Eileen derson. Guests, Ml'. and Mn:. Mrs. Charles A. Bradbury "FOR LOVE OR MONEY" Buck, Mr. Eileen Roush, Mrs. Harmon O'Brien, and the hosts, 0 · Kirk _Douglas ,Mitzi Gaynor was hostess to her canasta Earlene Norris. Mrs. Mar.ge : Mr. and Mn. Jam~s B. Orien. dub Tu.tsday evening. Mn. Burri, Mrs. Betty Wilson. Mro. It was announced that the (Color) _ Eugene Conde was a guest and Opal Hutchinson. Mrs. Dorothy sroup will oponsor a fireprizes were wo n rMbrB.sy-da Wolfe and Mrs. Focle Hayman. cracker hop lor teenagers July bury, Mrs, Robert Schmoll, 3rd at the Pomeroy Junior Mrs. Edoa French, and Mrs. -IROY, OMIO High Sclrool building with the Richaru Gress . Others attendVibrations playing for the oc· ing wer Mrs. Eill Childs, Mrs. TONIGHT cassioo. "ILAQk GOLD" Millard IYII~ermuth, and Mrs. .. fhiUp Carey, Diane MeBalne, Lionel Boggs. Refreshmentl j ~..J.IDe& Best, Fay Spiln. and were s~ rved by the hostess ' Claud!! Altlno. · . "DON'T GIVE UP during tht eYP.ning. The Pomeroy Bend Citizens I THI SHIP" Band Rsdio club held it's reg· Jerry IAwis, Dina MetT!l1, ANNOUNCE BIRm ~ Dapa Spencer and Mjckey ular meeting TbursdBy evening Shauthaessy. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bry· al the Youtb Center In Mason, l .s nt of Sanford, Fla., are an~ w. Va. ~ IUND.t.Y.' MONDAY, TUES. nouncing the birth of an m Doyle Shuler, president, con- Mrs. Charles Cohen entertain· .' Juno 14-15·16 pound dBughter. Margaret Jeandueled the meeting and Ray ed the Past Councilol'll of Theo"FOUR. FOR TIXAI" CTechnicolor) , nette, Friday, June 12. Grand· Zirkle was welcomed 88 a new dorus_ Council, Dausbter~ of \' Frank Sinatra; Dean .Martin, parents are Mr. and Mrs. E. E. member. Plans were made for Amer1ca Thursday everung at 1\llita Ekber11. Bryant, Pomeroy and Mr. and a picnic to be held at the farm her home on Butternut·••· . C:,.loreartHnS ;;;. ' M.,r.,s., . .,ROiobe~ri;t;;;T:.;h:.;o:.;mas~.."':;...~San~-~ home of Mr and Mrs. Jim The meeting, in charge of ----==-~-· . Mrs. Norma Olapman, preaJ. _ Carnaham, Ra~me Sunday at dent, opened with devotions by 1 p.m. Famllets of the club M Fred n. 1 ll ed I!XACr w.G111 ••• I!XACr 'II be ~. p · rs . Ll"':l888Uer, 0 ow be • eon- ...,. • 1 tar ...., IMI at a mem rs WI gueo"". rtzes with the Lord's Prayer a nd • Dovblt folded .., ~ ... ,,... ... _,..... will be a~arded du.rlng the al· pledge to the llag In unison. ,. .., 'a 1 t~~~n Tun Ne:'ttlzlins won llle Plans were made for a potluck ' a 0 ance awa · picnic at the home of Mrs. JOBo•C:...O. ...... At the close of the meeting h Be le J 1 9 t 8. 30 1 refreshments • (~ douWe boltoM hMM were served by ep eg 011 u Y a · P· ...... • a .............. Wayne Green and Fred Taylor mG . ed d •to those named above and Ed· arne! were p1ay an prLU ward Wells, George Carson, e• awarded lo Mrs. Arnold .,.. _ _ _ _ _ _ .. 'lite_ .• Harry Hoffman, Jed Webster, Hayes, Mrs. Beegle, Mrs. DesNalhan Bigs, Willard Boyer and sauer add Mrs. Bentz Wolfe. Jim Carnahan A dessert course was sltved - - .. · by the hostess lo those named Fla. A. H. Fisher of i above and Mrs. Grover Erb, . , ford, Pomeroy Is a great grandfather. Mrs. Ray Seldenabel, Mrs. Hen· ...,...,.,._,..:;;;;....~~~~~ry Retbel, MISs Erna Jesse, • Mrs. Richard Campbell, M r 1. UM Rollin Bearhs and a guest, Mr1. •• Raymond Pullins Jr. of Thura..... s• too. eve. ~ Fr1·1· ' • ~esloo : .. ' l • • DeN'd r. r,.. '•'" , f Se ·· Of Training Sessions Held Groom's Parents ""' T Host Dinner Event Tonight Lefort Fa/Is Bl'ble School Cl S day I ~-e.~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 0~1) - - - - - - - - - - . , PRICE FIVE CENT~ MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1964 ·h' .· WASBINGTO N- The Senate [ plunged today inlo the week of Its civil rights deb•ate I with passage of the bill assur- 1 ed and leaders waiting out rear !llard skirmishing by southern opponents. Tbirty·five roll call since Wednesday s decision limit debate have s!Iown Senate leaders have strengtb ID defend their bip••r· l tlsan substltute against change. Substitution of the ft. l!unplement To The Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio md l'lle Gauta Times, GalilpoUa, Oblo JUNE ' Pomeroy Bend Club Meets in Mason City I Mrs. Cohen is Hostess lor Dol A Group •123456 - SHOP TONIGHT .. Our farrntr friends have spteiol problems and .,..iol - ·· When they need financial help ad•ict, they know they art going to bt Mtitfitd tolkint to "'• btcoost wo tolk tht tome longuott. Our senKts are tailored to ...t the farmth needs . Come tn al\4 tolk to •s Mlft to mon . Wt're hert to help. I and Savings Company Member Federol R~e Syatem Menlbar Federol Deposit IIIIUnnee Corporatlan POMIROY, OHIO .mE SHOE BOX MPDDLEPORT, 0 . FOR ALL OCCASIONS . Wa Wliii flowera evezt when M2·B Pamerov Flower Shoo :lin. lltlJaNI VIII Meter WI "· - ~lVI t:'i ITAMPI l'cnntl'OJ - ..... """""'-""--- _ .... $1 .. ..... prloo_ Ito'- .. $1.99 ,.... Jd. eo.. ........... UNTIL 9 PM ••4 The FARM~ BANK .... .... ..... CHOOSE ••• JUNE -·----·--~of-,... .,. J ·Aor~qoo- . ··........,_ ·-·- u The Farm Bureau Youth Council will spon!or a rununage oale Saturday, June 13 In the street level office at the court.. bouse. Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES Seot June 15 Thendoruo Council Daughters of America wlil meet in regular seasion Monday, at 7:30 p.m. AU members are urged to be preoenl JUNE II will bold a opecial meetin1, Tuo!Sday at 7:30 p.m. f..- t be JIU1'po8a of lnltiatloo. ...;....,. liON'!' WAll'. lfOW IS 1111 n.w 10 .,.,.. - 1 f t AJe trAUI A 111m IIIW IJCCifJIIO .1001' wmt .QIUOM M~lill "1I CWICM JO fOUl IIUI'i;= · . .. •w " Elberlelds--Drapery !Department Second.Floor~Porner.oy ' l " . ~ •. ' ,, ,, . . Edie's TV Commercials Hoom t.:igar Sates '; \ \ ' I . I"· I ......, \ • ' " I FAYE ROUSH ••••rt a va.~,... """,..,., "'"••••'•• Capt. a., a...s.~ U.s.M.C., 1o HIIC-lV'a "l11o wiD ttor lo W. on ..... loog, .....,. 1-ttc ...too, '11.H.C.LE.,•llartint mlho faiL S...., u,.-,•.• llllpiliolloot"'"""""' will plaJ a ....., tophltltcotol lololllguce , - ' calleo? Nopol- Solo. U.N.C.LE. lin loltrwolianal ogtiKf hlp IIUio l'w - ' " ... oatlooe ..,................. j .Silver-lined Cloud · For Anne Francis BY DICK KLElNEK HOLLYWOO 0 -INEA I Anne FriiiCis, who bas tbe personality of a sunrise land looks like ooe, too) coldly recapitulated her Hollywood ca· reer: "I have been here I Oyears . thought unfinished for a men~ "YOU KNOW,'' she went on. .. there ,are 80 man)" p..ople ~ this town who need help and don 'I gel it. When Marilyn Monroe killed herse~. 1 had a few bad days. That cOuld •asily have been me. " Her il> year~ of analysis t:>ughl Ar.ne Francia 1wo I""' &ms. The)' may sound obvious ' ,. . . i.. I've had two husbands, ,two divorces. one cllUd and 51> to some people, bUl A. n a e years in analysis. And now I lhinka that tbe corisCious reaJ>. feel suddenly llke a whole new zation ol their impOrt has been world is opening up.11 ol tremendous significance to She thinks itopelully, thai her mental .attitude. tbe worst Is behind Iter. And, "First." ·ibe says. "1 kDow 11lth the opllmism you OX· now thMI Ji J!O ~c short<:UI peel from someons wi10 looks lib a sunrise, lhe says llta~ to at!ylhirC: If jou want to go "" b.,. bad limea lUrie· made' a from here to ~here, you have . lo ... directly. ADd if there ... better actresl· of. bet, obstacles In the way. you. Jllll$ But she reatizee· lhal cmquer them. You mliBI lace Dlrted with. disaster In up 10 the thiDga whlcb stand mental f)(. ln your way and defeat lhem. , back. Banking Firm Harold E . Smith, F'omeroJ Miss Faye Roosb, daughter has been elected ,, Mr. and Mrs. Howard the board of dlrecton of Roush of Racine, was selectFarmers :Rank and Savings .a from 700 appllcanls lo It was announced Jo. (Nirllclpate In the All Ohio R. Reed, Jr,. <GUill choir to be bold Seplem of the bank. oer I through 7 at tbe Ohio Smith, 43, was hom andre... ~tate fairgrounds. Miss Rousb in Gatua county and grsduo lrill be a senior lhla fall at from Gallia Academy His~ he Racille Hlp school where (sciiool. He seerved ln the Army me Is a member of lhe band, Corps from 1942 to 1945. lleo club, scleDCe aod Latla being discharged from ·~lubs. the service in November ot 1945, he moved to Meigo coun. where he assumed the pos,i. TEACHERS TO MEET of manaser of the Melp There will be an important Equipment Company, local •eeting of the Southern Local trock and form equipment 'strict teachers at the high ool wilding, on In 1950, he was elected a dJ. me 16. at 7 p. m. Ireclor of the Ohio Farm Equip. Dealers Association and lse1'Ved as state president ot TAKEN 0 HOSPITAL organization dlll'IDg 9181. Mrs. Willoushby HiU. Chest· He presently l'Oilides in Sy• ', was taken by racuse with his wife, EvelyD, mday morning to St. and their two IIOOS, Bry<e and ospital, Parkersburg, for rvation and treatment. '" "s..:-1: rve ' lear...t .. ftii'llve rat - ·aJatU.. Most tl· uan ....... -..~_ ::.;· ~­ ,... •.. aa- 1llOo lloallweare•otioen.Weex• .; 1- "- \ . _;, opeator~ -·'iet Smith Named Director of .!9 .,., .............. . ..... . . By DORO.T HY KILGALLEN of all big trials-the bench, Q!e bar, and Jottings ib Pencil _ the pr~ . . . A retired, but still famous, Howard Hughe~ ;Wd bis long time su· HollywOod actress has her . friends per-<:Onfideritlal 'alde, Bill Gay, parted frightened. Doctors keep tellll!g her she col)lpany a ~ew days_aso. Bill was in must have a cyst on ~er c)lest removed, cbarge o( tbe fania,stie iJughe• "seeurl· but she refuses to discuss the problem ty" for years. The good news: Howard's with tbem ... Edie Adams' cigar bosses, !lealth, poor for more than a year, is fine who took her under theU' wmg after Er· now, and friends ·say he is ready to take ole Kovacs' death, say her. TV commer·p ersonal charge of ~ battle to regain cials were . responstble for increasing TWA . . . Anyone doubting the maitc of th~ir sales .53 per cent last year. And she the Kennedy name ought to drop into has a caJ)ital gains deal, stock . options, the offices of Parade Magazine, which and all kinds of fmanclal goodtes gomg . suggested two weeks ago that . kids for her. . . · . should do odd jobs to raise money . for PJamst W1llie Treat, aller flve years the Kennedy Memorial Library. Over at the .Li~ing Room, has moved 1!1 the 50 000 contributions have been received New Stadmm oil 161st St., oppoSite the alieady, and the amounts get bigger' ev· Yankee ballpark : . . The treasurers and ery da~ · · .broker mvolved m . the BroadwaY "lee" Frankie Avalon's Copacallana open· scaridal expect to wm a~ acqtuttal _o n the ing night present from Jim ·Nicholson grounds that they have the same nght to and Sam Arkoff, the American lnterna· accept gratuities as waiters, cab drivers, tiona! Pictures toppers, w~ a tontract etcetera. Abd why not? The whole inv.e sflown in from California for his most im- figation is a waste of the taxpayers' moportant starring movie role - to dat&- ney. Who c·a res if some advertising man "The Jet Set." He'll wing back. to Holly· · or 7th Ave.: ex~~utive pays $54) a ~cket wood as soon as be's finished -his .East- for "Hello, Dolly!" to lrnpresil a chent? em lppearances .. . Abbe Lal!6 wouldn't · Better the jlrobers. ahould -spend. ' the be too pleased to hear about the atlltu(je d!l!lgh on more policemen to -protect the of the star who- Is SJippo'sed to W her citizens who have to be out a(; night. great connection with the flicker ind~ • • • .· try...,ber big ambition. It's like "Later- - · It appears to be all over b~tween .~ane maybe" . . . Meanwhile Xavier Cugat ·Fonda and Roger · Vadim. Roger b~s remanages to carry his torch as a very sumed his romance. with Catherine. De!l" light burden. He'a ~il around toW!! euve, _the young beauty wh~ J,entered .hJS from-La Se.:li,to the Gllateau Madrid, love life soon after be was ditorced..from usualiJ in .tlie company a curvaceous • ~l'ette. Stroyberg, an(l who · presented .cutlewbo IQQb abollt;111/ · . · · _ ~.l!i111 ;w ith a batiy last year. ·l:!ls pal& · be• ·:.• • ' . 1 lieve a major factor In !be ri!~ed Idyll l ,1,8 ~a\henne's sudden emerg~Di:e II · the . hot~St female property on tbe ,.'f'rell¢~ . the . ~n. .•because her "Umbrel)~ Pl·•Cb'ill". , bolJrl" :won the Cann~s F:t?lil ~ ·F~val · p~:-'t'bat means a tot to Jlo&er;,~e.,iSn't ' tea!lY' 'liappy unless be's colipleCI wilh • . BIB WI.Drter. · 'j:t.. , · •• ·. , S\!lpm<Fetchit is about to ll"lill wod: on. his memOirs, with the help of a , gbost .mter. : He'll IItle bJs life · st9cy· ~From To 7Uclles To Charity" . .. -,COID1n\l" frOm Paris: "WIJllam HOI!len tpll! 10:~~;!: prefers living in l.ansanlle ~ him ot· ... ) 1-lllo-of 2'of..., .. .....,_ --~ the Greenlee car 011d minor ID Daniels vehicle. Botb drlv· escaped injury. GreeoJeo was cited to Gallipolis cour1 20 for failure to stop in assured clear distance. Other arrests reported by the State patrol included Norman J. Evans. 26, Portland, and Wllliam Clay, 48, Rt. l PomerliJ', cited to Meigs county cout1 for ; no --'-ft!o!o~ ... :· ' SUNDAY, JUNE 14 through SATURDAY JUN* 20 IIING It YOUI MEAQEMIIIS wru DO THE lEST --·oo4~ .......... AI -----------------1 There was heavy damage IG l"l i, · DACr-.- .... ....... ..... -.... .... .... .... ..... Cllr to save this of die Silver Bridge. A munist supply route from driven by John G. Daniel•, '17. Rt. 1 Gallipollo slowed clown to Jes Jarres said neutralist make a rigllt turn and w a • nount a counter attack to [struck ln the rear by a car Jt Lao from holding Muong driven south by Charles W. GreeniO<, 22, Rl. 1 Vintoo. 1 NOW, COMPARE ...... ~ n an attempt ·':~',.'j i LANGUAGE! - . .. Say . ~- YOU!( -........... ,--........ ~ "U. ' ', i Elberfelds WE TALK .. r , YOU BUY AT · •Dr.,....;.- 10,.... 71910ft1213 14 IS 16 17 II 19 20 21 22 23 24 2p6 27 212930··· · ~Ji i The lone Gallla mishap looli place at 3 p.m. SUnday .on Rt - Communist-harassed gov· 7 two and six tenths mllea norlh reported regrouping their I tlle COSTS LESS CONSIDER: 1964' JMfWTfl ":arnb: Reeves was cited lo Meill county court JUliO 26 for opee<l in excess for conditiODI. ; SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1964 lo the right berm, and tltel! back acrosa the road, billing a guard rail. There bea climage le the car. received • bruised chest and a bump 1111 Ilia lmee tllat did 1101 requ;r. treatment. He wu cited te Meiss county court Friday lor a1 tl His car Wll : ~ ':'a ' : av Y mas · The third Meigs accident toot place at 8:16 p.m. Saturday ,. Rt. 124 five tenths of a milo north of Syracuse. A car drl" en south by James S. Reeve~t Jr., 25, Racine went out of .,.... trot and ran off lbe riglit aidt hitting a slone waiL 'Die car was demolished, while the siODo wall belonging lo George Gru• .... slightly damaged. .l 0'8 'e G ests JARS iktAl]tE . .rouping I Laos :. x,· Gamme Mu M1'!'mbers are .custom-made draperies 1 the rail . Bond suffered abruions to the head and left and was lrealed and released at MeigJ Memorial Hospital. He was cited for dtlving while_ mtotdcated and will appear mMelflll county court June 26. . . . The other m)Ury accident wu at 8:10 p.m. Sunday on Rt. 248, four and elsht tenH>s miles east of Rt. 7. A car driven west by Earl T. Barnhart, 43, Rt I. Portland, passed an unidenti· lied vehicle and met another oncoming vehicle. He cut back in quickly. lost control, ran on• ' 4 - ---'--- • ROWs t• • ~~~ Four accidenll In two of whic41 the dl'lve~s were sJi&bt· Iy Injured, were bJveslit!aled over the weekend by 1!1 Ohio Stat Patrol. Three of the four were ln Meigs count~. 1'he first injury acc1dent took at 8:55 p.m. Satyrday on Rl. 7 one ana seven tenths of a mile north of Pomeroy. A car driven oouth by John S. Bond. Mason, W. Va. , went out of control and ran off the right side of the roadway and struck a guard rail and turned over. The car was demolished and there was medium damage to I I r ........... ....,. ., Oae • Drivers Injured in Meigs Accidents Over Weekend : ° ! ..... ., ........... ,,. Tllem' UJ .... .,. 'DI r• ,......,... .._ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Dale F• . PfOYTOU ; Ita~· Scrl!.ture ill ., .. .h!at. Antle ·· ~ u.. ~-·"' " '' t •iJio '! 'lnade . her PLAN HOMECOMING The Catholic · Womell'J Club OUr :..dy Iii Lorello ~ at the home of Rosa MarMay 31. Plans weN for the ••Jiml borne. Tbe nut will June .oMetrnc . a. ; .. '• - ' , _, l ., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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