http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/fcdcbb038b8a959dd663c4cdd0f35176.pdf 6c63093479ff27dd08d3324841f3a4cb PDF Text Text .. ' 1!-Daliy Sentinel, l'otllfrvy·MidC!JjpOrt, o., JUIIt 11, lllflt WSCS Contributn : . IS to Education of 1:1 A conll'ftliiUon Program Given At Close of Bible School • was . lllode "' the Rellgiouo Eduro- , • Uon program when the . of the Minersville Method1st ' church met Wednesday at the c.hul'"ll. Mrs. Karl Grueser, president, cmducted the meeting . which opened with the hymn . "Liv- ·!ng For Jesus.'' with Mrs. Brooks Sayre as accompanist. and prayer by Mrs . Stella GruerPad- _!ng o{ A~ts ! 38-47 . . ••The 'Church - BegtMmg Where You Livt> ," was the to~ ' I< of :he program pre•enled by Mn. flosmer Roush Readings on the topie were given by Mrs. . VIRGINIA CURTIS . Roush . Mrs . Sayre and ' 1 r 5 · Bradford Maag. A P 0 ' rn, Mr. aud Mrs. Perry CUrtil of Reedsville, 0. are ..nouoclng the eugagement of their oldest daugbter, Vlrgiula, to Olin Reynoldo, son of Mr. aud Olin Reyuolds, 10 nof Mr. Mrs. Cleo Reynolds, of Part· ersburg, W. Va. Miss Curtis Is a graduate or Eaotem Hl«b . school, with the class of 1!161 and Is employed at the Bureau of Publle Debts at Part· ersburg. Mr. Reynold•. Is a graduate of Parker.burg School wltb tbe elass of 1963 and Is employed by Rllpb'o SUper Market. "Tbought.s Ji'or Today '' w as read by Mrs. Stella Grueser and an article, "Criticism Popular." by Mrs. Karl Gnle>- er. . During tbe business . planS were made for a plcmc 1n the church basement for July meeting. Card• were dered sent lO Mrs. G~::~y~:.;;~i~: 1or, who is ill ln Holzer 11 and to Mrs Bertha Russell I jn Meigs Memorial Hospital. <I' ~- ,,. • '. ,_ ~ ' •"" . • Refreshments were se"ed the close ol the meeting by Mrs. Adolph Grueser and Mr~ . Forbes American Rod Cross s I & Life av ng Water Safety Manual Swimming & Diving Manual MJDDLEPOKT BOOK STORE MIDDLEPORT, D. Tho~asF~~h~~ Mi~~?!;,~~r G:lhpolis. crest 'n r., Marietta, and Mr They are in Middle- ~~~~;: ;:~::::~11 ~~11~:{~/~~!r~4t;~~ur:~·i~n~~e afternoon 'The vo~1 of pori 1while their parents are Growing Season nd· MASON DRIVE·IM lth do~ble ring ceremony were read by the Re>. un vaca lon. , 0 e Jones hPfore an altar decorated with palms, candlea- hOut-<>~~0"'0 re;~~ro~tte mg Is Topic of • J' I ' ~~ford Har~ld D rnamag~ve;' Minuter. Honored . '~~yry ;;f~t:a~~;bo~,l~l~nd h~ve Ke~~~~!~ole ~r 7at~~~ ~~a~~~: i;;:~;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: -;:;:;:~:I Thl~ dl~ ~:e ~:~:~~.';,.World T~e MEIGS THEATRE b~ ~:: ~rn~ ~~ ~ Mi~s ~~~~ ~n~l ~~ ~aato, C.::[, n. ,..,.,....It . , fie·..... ~ •••so ;.. \,.. SATURDAY, JUN.., ::./;. a. nc I •11' • . . I Hit ..... 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Gill:;, . . . . . 111111- daughter, Yvonne of Colurnbul spent several days re<ently with her parents • Mr· and Mrs. Le- :~ ·~~fi ~II and ~ rose:"~: .... > enttne . ..... .:..,:~ ..., . Ar::rt:;"":.!:~t.'~ :;';"~~r- J . ~..Andrew summerfield aftd ~ ~ at y llf~YOVD01r .ba II, lldoo4tf .... ~ellguest each class presenllld short program of Bible verand songs and were presented attendance certificates the teachers An offermg was .th R ·becca 1\adford Diana ers..:'iller, Mary ind Sharon Brawley as u hers ' . ram closed with the .. Me the Story of Je," by the congregation and the Lord's Prayer in unison. Craft work was on display In the church basement throughthe evening. By .4uocwtes ~~s ~~;::; ~r ~.~n~ndM~~u~~~er of~· b~~~~~~ VOL XVI NO. 57 • M~:ge F~:~ker dln~er .evo c~:r Cha~tilly • e • .. .. . -.• .. an~ 1 0 ird·101us an d 1num sprays e Lee we Davidson mg bra. and g,. b her father wore a and included f' A farewell picnic WBB . TONIGHT The g•ve nlkm taffeta with sweet- and Mrs. Michael Ohlinger and tOnS at tlie Middleport Roadside royM Mees was the go\\ n of 1mport~d Sl organza • d h bl M h 1 N Isonville · Mr rs. e "DONOVAN'S REEF" h t neckline and long pointed sleeves. The etac a e son. '' ae ' e ll L • · Devotions, "The Growing Sea- Park Thursday at noon In Wednesday dinner guest of her John Wayne Lee Ma rv in el train was attached to the controlled bell. skirt. and Mrs John Ke son," taken from Luke 12 :27·32, or of two Methodist ministers sister and brother-In-law, Mr. (Tecbnicolor ) I lace, reembroidered wilh satm ribbon, was used of. Athens. by Mrs .. Uswm Nease opened and their families who are acand Mrs. Earl Sr. - and" ISLAND OF LOVE" Ion the bod1ce skirt and bow m back. d M w·Jr rn Stans- I he meetmgg of the WSCS .of cepting pastorates in other Pfc. Charles Hatfield,. who lo With Robert Preston ' Her ved, of \ouffant illu•ion . rs. ' Ia a- the Forest Run MethodiSt parts of Oliin. Methodist mlniBstationed -at Ft. Belvmr, Va. 1 r an and Tony Randell , was caught by the lieadpiece l' mother was atUrChurch Wednesday everung at ters and their families of Meiga is horne on furlough (Color) of enameled orange blossoms i~ a silk shantung sheath bee~ .ovlslting with his mother, lhe church. . County w~re hosts for the pic~ parents, Mr. and Mrs. ay She camed a cascade bouquet , ed . ink with wWcli Mrs G ren Stansbury this week. Mrs. Nease read an article nlc honormg the Rev. and Mn. HaUie)d. with a wWte orchid surrounded !'!:" m ros:o!age of white They also VJSit in Beaver, on how the qualities and Robert Card, Cheater charge, Mr. and Mrs. Saturclty June 20 I by. lilies of the valley mother of the groom former home of Mrs. Stansbury. character of women can and Rev. and Mrs. Carl Herand son, Jonny of p IPS u:: 1whlte streamers; "THE DAY OF chose a pale yellow ensemble Mrs Grace Via of Burger, compared w1th Oowers. rmg and daughter, Rutland. are the guesla THE TRIFFIDS" I The attendant' dresses were ' with matching lace over-blousr Tex. is visiting witli her sis· by the leader and' U•e l " Rev. Card Is going to PikeMr. and Mrs. y tile first Howard Maurey fashioned ol and .wore a green cymbidium, ter, Mrs . John Kmcaid. Other ton and Rev. Card will be at Musburi Wedding waa .-,andstyle m stree en . h I orchid. guests mcluded Florence and cone u e Summit Station near Columbus. B . • -·' . il dinner includ· organza oversk1rts w1th mate · • E F h Hazel Dear~an " RecrUitments - A Concern . eang .t.announc~u ed w1th a 1am Y "CATTLE KING" mg pillbox caps with veiling. A reception was held in the b 'LewiS Charleston' of the Whole Churcli" was Mlmslers present were Rev. Announcement is being made lng a decorated birthday cU. Robert Taylor Mrs Donald Fiatt, Columbus, nhurch parlors •rnrnediatelv folVa Mr and Mrs. Thorn: the topic of lhe program pre· Pe: of the wedding of Miss Marcia made by his grandmother. ,_ (Color) was matron of honor and wore l lowmg tlhe ceremony. h' ress of Cor us Christ sented by Mrs. Kerns Roush as, f. a rs. 'Suttles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gladys Cuckler lpe iiiii powder blue , Miss Joanna Ross , bride's table was covered with C lid p y, and Mrs. Manning Roush. The Pomeroy; Rev. and Mrs. M. E. J,frs. Jess Suttles, Gideon, Mo., several days at , Manetta was maid of honor a white cloth and centered M L 'II• M e lias re- purpose of the program was to Do-yson and sons, Douglas and Pvt. Charles A. Cheadle, with her brother BJnd slater-ill' ' and her color was Iliac. a three-tiered wedding cake rs. with her deepen the understanding of Dw•g!Jt, Middleport, and . Dr. son of Mrs. Ruth Cheadle of law, Mr. BJDd Mrs. D. 0. WhaPOMIROY: OHIO Lvnn Farmer. Dayton, cousm , ped with a bndal decoratmn f I Mr and lhe frame work on which one and Mrs. Lesler Rouab, Minen- Middleport. ley. , of the groom, serv~d as. brides- : bells and hearts. Silver ~ar~gh~~n:s~d and . fam- carries out the task of enlist- vJlle-Syracuse charge. The wedding was solemnized ~:__ _ _ _ _ _ __ TONIGHT " SATURDAY maJd and was attued m pink delabra and punch bowl il ;n Portsmouth. ment of persons for church reIn !lie Churcb of Gnd In Gideon, tum to Gideon nest weell: BOB HOPE IN They earned baskets of daiSies, pleted lhe table settmg,;,ere y lated vocations and to present Jacob Baer, Mrs. John F. Bat- Mo., by the Rev. Robert V. ~here the new Mrs. Cheadle "A GLOBAL AFFAIR" dyed lq match lhelr dresses. of greenery al\d lilies d ANNOUNCE DANCE the urgenl need for qualified ly, Mrs. Chriaty Baer and J;lendricks at 7:30 p.m. June II. 'llll with her parenll wblla Yvonne Dearlo Robert Ster lin&. Miekey O'Shaughnessy MISS Jenmfer Ellen Ill ed at the base of the cake an 'ltie Pomeroy Police Depart- persons who will go to front· three children, Lee Ann Mr. and Mn. Cheadle are visis statiolled Ia "THE SLAVE" lour-year-old sJSler of de " e, on the table h t menl will sponsor an outside iers of special needs. Sisson and Sandra his mother and other rei· Heibron Germany. (San at Spartacus) I was the flower girl an hworet'a I Dmmg roodmR ~s e~e~ariet- teen dance party llhis coming Group singing of "Lead tis. atlves in Middleport. 1ltey wlll ' (Tecbnicolor) pmk organza dress w1t sa In Mrs. Leonar . oar , f h K Ete 1 "· opened the 8 1 11 Steve Reeve& embrOidered bodice and pmk • ta : guest hostess, M1ss Cynthia Saturday evening rom o . 0 mg rna , . . 1 dais headband. She carried a Farmer, couin of the groom, p.m. at the Pomero~ tenms program,. followed With scrlpSUN.-MON.·TUES.·WED. 1haslet of rose petals. Acolyte and Miss Judy IThl, Parkers· courts. The ,Jays will emcee, lure readmgg and . prayer. Art~ June 21-24 was Rodnev Slack, younger bro- ' burg, Miss f;sther Yoklak and and a roc:k n roJI fast cles on the topiC w~re re "PT 109" ther of the bride. i Miss Phyllis Acker of contest will be held. by Mrs. Fred Nease, U Mr~ {Technicolor) Cliff Robertson. " Lt. (j.g.) Mr William Dreher Port ta Out-of-town guests Alfred Yeauger, k~· 8 John F. Kennedy, Ty Hardin. Clint~n. served as best man reiauves and friends For her going away costume Mrs. Mar vans Jas. Gregory, Robert Culp. for Mr. Skinner. Ushers were out the midwes tern states. th~ brid.e wo~e a blue arne) . Scott .. Grant Williams. IMr. Tom Atk ins , Columbus. I Mh•s Nancy Biff Haye of kn.lt suit WI~ . . Durmg the busmess session C:olorclrtclan Running Ume 2¥..t hrs. Mr. John Hetzer, Parkersburg.; ietta , presented pnnt blouse w1th ~h1te acces- m c~arge of Mrs. Jack Curtis, Admission 75c and 40t and Ransom E. Slack, brother musical selections preceding sories and the orchid from her president, m~ey making ceremony. The soloist, Mr. bouquet. . jects were discussed and the Frank Zammalaro. Athens, sang The new Mrs. Skinner at- painting of the church was con"You'll Never Walk Alone." tended Ohio University lor two sidered. and "The Lord's Prayer." The years in Medical . ~echnolo.gy Home made Ice cream and tradi.ional wedding where she was aUthated With cake were served by the hoswas played during the llti Omt;..•a Sorority. ~he trans- tesses , Mrs. Uswin Nease and mony by the organist. !erred to Dental Hyg1ene Mrs. Fred Nease to those narnOhio State University and grad· ed above and Mrs. Edith Slsuated Jm10 12, 1946. S!Je will be son, Mra. Robert LaudermUt, employed by Dr. Paul Mrs. Lawrencae Napper, Mro. of Columbus beginning July I. Mr. Skinner graduallld Ohio Universily ·with a B. degree in 1963 and ·· with Beta Theta Pi fraternity. He is a student in the OF ALL NEW School of Dentistry at 0 h io State University in Columbus. The coople will reside at ISM Eastview, Columbus. 'ltie groom's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Skinner, assisted . /. by her sister-in-~aw, Mrs. Dan Farmer, entertdned members of I!Je bridal [lllrty Saturday evening at a buf£et dinner at wt.. )lllle do ~!us"- at our bonk. To help the home of Mr. and Mrs. R1ln)'011, Geld people lite you, wiill perso.al, . som Slack, Marlella. ' ' 'J, aad herrin us -..., ~r~aHers is our ~nde, . . . . . . . Low '"lpt ..~~. 'M! L ecJ Slack-Skinner Vows are Excnang • M · Ch h OnTheJune 14th m ar~etta urc Fl'rst Presbyterian Church in Marietta was the Guests dof Mr. Manikd M;,s: Brucek . f M . Judith Gail Lloyd an son, e, "'IS wee setting for the opefnMchurc~ ~~~d~~n~o.;. 'o' Slack, Hill- are their grandchildren. J?lin, Slack daughter o r. an . Ski W ndy and Michl Bastiam of 75c e1ch t &ada,., e. -.. dla ...... ......., wllll -~ Ud Wlllilc ho.::· anno~ncmg R~'!Ct~ ~g . " Y~ ela•rtmee• :Oth Around And AbOUf • Middleport MRS. THOMAS ARTHUR SKINNER People. In ~ Pomeroy • II . W'EA'IREB Tbe 1\odt Springs f.!ethocllst closed !Ia Blblt School 1 progrllllt Sunday evening the church. Sav Mrs. Gaynelle Wise relllmed "Jesus, the Pro!Pised · home 1u1 Sunday, after a waa the theme ol ~ week's vblt In Toledo, wlth her iaclllOOI, which bad aD enro • 500 and daughler-ln-law, Mr. ment of 13 pupUa, wltll ZO and Mra. Jerry Wise and lamteachers and helper~ • .: · lly and attend,ed the gradu. Mrs. Lew!! G~, director tio~ of bet finddaughter, JDthe school, waa m .cbuge of dlth Ann wtse 'from Waite Hlgll progrBJm. Tbe children and Scb 1 Mr Wl!e daughtero lleliCb<ll'l enlered the sanctuary Jud:,· A.;. and ' Peggy a n d marched to the front o~ sons, Roger 8JII[ RlchBJrd .,. Icb"~ch, while Mrs. WIUiam compBJnled her home for a vlsiL organist, pla~:-t "Onward They retul'!le"J to tlleir home 1~~~~~~ Soldiers. Th sday Following the theme song and : , EsUe Mossman retum by Edgu Abbott, the · of IPII<dge to the Bible and the ed home Wednesdar. ter a I ~neriican and Chrlatian flags aeveral days visit , m Newark I' . nd th bildren with her daughter and son • ln.~~!~ Fl:g: A'Fly- law, Mr. BJnd Mrs. Donald Morafter which Miss Susanna g"r:; andEso~ IIlli returned IArnol•~. on behalf of the teac~ Tu~sd~y after a visit ill and helpers, presenllld Columbus with her daughters to the director. . Mi M Hill Mra Grueser presented Cl'l'· BJDd son-m-law, ss ary ltifical:.,· of appreciation to the and Mr. and Mrs: Roy Jollel ,. . lnd' Mrs Amos Jr. BJDd sons and m lndianapoo teachers !DC mg, . li ith her son and daugb11,..,.81~d.' Mrs Gall Buck and 5 w Gl Ia . Buck teen-age ter-in-law, Mr. BJnd Mrs. Paul 'eiiiS"s; :.,. wuu..:n Radford, Hill and family. She was ac,. Ed d Ball and Oliver companied home by Carol A.. war Ill'' junior boys; Mrs. Edgar '' · ~~~:;tt, Mrs. Arlee Abbott BJDd Mrs. C: K. Nease and doughDavid . Grueser' junior ters, Juha and Susan spent NANCY LEE ZUMBACH Mrs. William Gru•ser, Tuesday with relaUves In CoJ b · Arnold, Mrs. George Skin· lumbus. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. aco M Franklin Rizer and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones ir. Route 1, Reedsville, are the enLeifheit, primary and sons, John and Jeffrey pi of tlleir daughter, Nancy Lee. to Herman S. Mrs Rollin Radford Columbus spent the past weekson of Mr. and Mrs. Roy 0 . Schul, 38 h ol Mra Blackston. Mrs: end with their parents, Mr. Miss zumbach is a seruor at Eastern • c 0 · Radford Mrs Ray- Mrs. Roy Jones Sr. and E. J. · Schul is a graduate of Carthage-Troy High School, Mrs • Jes Morris lllll. Michael remamed for the . class of 1962. He is also a graduate of Lincoln MCrsoleK, enneih H:;,.;;:· nur- summer with his grandparenll, ' Institute, Washington, D. C. and Is . ·~· d M Hill Fenton Art Glass Company, sery and beginners; and to .of Columbul are incomplete. Maxme Arnold, cball'!llan d M &. the picnic held at i• of Mr. an rs. 110011 Rr. followed by scripture Mainly About ... ' Found Riddled By Bullets Red CrOSll Blood Ia never sold. It is a donation by the individual donor tllrough Re4 Cross facilities to tlie penon needing blood. Many people mistakenly a. sume when they see a charao for blood adrninlstrraiion on their hospital bill that they are for the blood. 'I'hla il true. The charges they pa,y for the cost of laboratory ISE1rvlces In connection with tho cross-matching and administration of the blood. , Meigs County families wi\o bave bad some member of their famlly receiv. blood are urged to soUcit donoro so that otben have tbia pre<ious fluid wbeo needed. More than Ill units are tlel4ed at tha bJoadmobile 1191 Mo&o JUDe :.JZnd at the PomerOJ Junior Hoell School. , �' f '. I ~ ... > -- ·- n :'"' Cincinnati Reds 0W1ler Wants New Bau .f Park;Says52-Year..OidCrosleyOutdat~d j~- Phils Win Twice, Increase Lead By MILTON RICHMAN In oeporate deals With the Chi- Tile St. .Louis Cardinals ran port's bomer produced San By JA80N L LEVINE a newly lormed Cinclnnaa l in~ ~apadty of 21-W. . UPI Sports Wrller cago White So:I:-<JUtfielder Jobn their wlnnlng aireak ID fiiiD' Francisco's lone run. Ron HerUailod Preoo Ialenuollooal 'Committee ot 40" tD help the I d like to see I . Gene Mauch llu his heart CaJUson and first basem:u> Roy games will> a 31 victory over bel (4-3) was charged With the CINNATI (UPI) Bill Redo perk up 1!leir dwindllng 1 stadium." DeWitt~- "I clon't .._d set on three ideala. Sievers-played prominent roles the San Francisco Gianll. while loss. DeWitt owner and president o1 home attendanco. 1care wbo bullds lt. . He wants to dance at his in Friday nJPt'• two victories the Cincinnati Redo crushed the Jobn Edwards drove in I our the cincinnati Reds buebaB 1be commllteo met to develop ! 'It'• like someone uldng y011 ~U&htor'o wedding, get into a over the Meta, who oow have Los Angeles Dodgers Ill, and runs for the Reds u they bamclub wants oomeone to boild plans to ral!e attendance at 1 if yoo could use a new boUoe," : tforld Series at least vnce In lost eigbt In a row. the Hooston Colts came !rom mered tllree Dodger pltcbers htm' 0 new park and he doesn't Crosley Field. the bQme of 'the ! he said. "What "'oold you saytl bis life and ao to heaveo when CalllsoD'• eighth borne run ol behind to deleat the Milwaukee for 14 bits, including homers by care wbo. Reds oinco 1912. It's the omaU-! We've gnt'' a 11%-year~ · b~ he dleo. the season with one on in the Braves, '11. Kaln wll!lhed out Vada Pinsoo and Chico Carde DeWitt's conunents came Fr~ est ball part< in 11oe msJor 1park here. · • TOOle are lhe only !Ioree sloth inning proved to be 1loe the game between the Pitts- nas. Winner Jim Maloney (1>-7) do during .1 conversation aboot leagues will> 1 maximum oeal- • Wiellnwr Wanto Detallt, ;; •thing.l he oayo be wants and !'hils' margin of victory, al- burgto .Pirates and Cbica11o s~·uck out 11 men and reliever · Y Almost every Natlooal Lep Phliadelpbll l'lliWes apPear !bough it repreoented only a Cobs. Billy McCool four more lor a city has a new stadium, ·nt lhe1r way wward making at small part o1. his night's work. In the American Leagoe, the total of 15 Joe MotUer ab- "Tiler• goes the ol' boU P""' Witt commenlod. • " In a J~ : ast one of their manager's CallisOll also had a triple. a Baltimore Orioles reclaimed sorbed hb fourth setback in 10 11 •1 the only baseball ,.. hove!'; years. ChiCago and Cinc1nn1!!1 earns come true. single, a walk aud a stolen first plact with a 2.-1 and 6-5 decJSJons. wiU !>e the only. two old b4 They have won seveo of their base in the opener as well sweep of the Boston Red So•. Newly acquired Joe Gaines MEIGS HS LEAGUE parks in the Natmnai League.• st e1ght games and ballooned as a p.air or stnslea m the The Minnesota Twm• edged the touched off a s11 run raH} for T W Li . DeWitt has conversed about ' eir NaUonai League lead tD nightcap. Sievers accounted for Detroit Tigers, '1-6, t!Je Kansas the Colts in t!oe eighth Inning peam '!'be Syracu•e Pony League port clnsed the ~ap to 3-2 in ; the matter "from time to ti'!'e" 0 1 I> games, their bisgest margin three rons In !be finale with a aty A's dowr.ed dJe Washing- that enabled lllem to overtake M~:~roy t .. ·.... ... .. 1 o' team ran up a big lead and 115 baH of the third when Moore with C1ty Manager Wilham . yet. by sweeping dJe New York two-run homer and a double. ton Senators 5-4 and the los the Brav... Gaines .belted his p 1 ti "';;'r · .. · · " .. " · · 0 . • 1 then survived a sixth inning singled and Jenkins gave up , Wichman. Mets. 2-l and 7·2, In Friday Art Mahaffey recorded his Angeles Angels beat the Clev· first homer of the season off or an . . . ' .. ' '. ' .. 0 rally to down the Middleport three free passes before retirW!C'hman, comrne~ting on 0.. 1 night's twi-nieht doubleheader. seventh win in the first game eland Jndial18 2--1. Tbe New Dan Schneider, making his first .syracus~ J :U Barons by an 8-6 r:nargin Fri- ing the side. Witt's remarks, sa1d: "All _tfM When and if the 38-year-<>id although Ed Roebuck had to York Yankees Chicago W h ite siart for Milwaukee, but the M ddl ame u;e Z day evening at Middleport. Syracuse's big frame was the things that everybndy 'IJOi>li!J 0 Mauch does get into a World come in lrom the bullpen and ! Sox game was postponed. lostr was Jack Sm1th. who reeport at omeroy, p. Mike Jenkins went all the oixlh when five runs scored on [ like out of the city we ~t S•nes with his Phils, he should get the last man out. Larry Julian Javoer, the C'!fdlnals' loeved Schneider and was mp 1 S <R _ way on the mound to lead Sy- sing!" by Bartels, Proffitt and j have the mooey for." • . 8 raCWJe to lt.!ll second win of the Jenkins, two errors and a base "I'm interested in cooperatlc and probably wlll, extend a Bearnartb (4-4) was the loser ordinarily light-hitting second 1 pounded for four more runs m . ort a.nd at yracuse 1 hl:'artfe1t ·vote of tbanks to _his after relieving st.arte~ Ca~l Wil- baseman. wrecked ~e Giants two-third~ of an inni~g . Hal~~~:) ~. 30 p.m., Wednesday, season against 8 single loss. on balls .. Mid~l~port . narrow~ ~ wi.th him in _an~, way possible,' ' general manager, John Qumn, ley with the score tied m the for the second atra1ght night. Woodesh1ck, Houston s fourth Mjddl Mike Gardner started for the ii to withm striking distance 10 1W1chman sa1d, but I do npeqt 8 , Le for helping to make it at all sixth Inning. Ray Colp held l!le Friday night, It was his eighth pitcher, posted his second win TE eporl oyJ agu. L Middies and was relieved by I the )ast hall or the sixth when , him to draw up the proposal . 1 Birdie Oemosky walked, Moore : and bring it in ao we can lee . possible. Mets to five hits in the night- homer with one on Ulat proved against five losses. Le Maye AM W George Sauer in the llXth. 1 7 Play Top Roleo cap for his t!Jird triumph. to be the margin for Bob Gib- and Frank Bolling homoered Redlegs · .. · · · .... · a l what it looks like." . -' Middleport grabbed a 1 • 0 I tripled, and Sauer blasted Two players Quinn obtained Coutlnue Streak son's sixth victory. Jim Oaven· £or the Braves . ISen.ators .. ·" · · · · · · · .. · 5 3 1lead in the first when Buddy I long home run all with two out. I DeWitt hasn't done tbls , Wich- ·~· -- lnd1ans . ........ . ..... 4 3 b' te f s man said although he has sug • · . . y k 3 4 Moore wa~ sare on an error and In going t e rou or yra· 1 : . - . !la1ly_Sentmel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 20, 1964-3 ' Z Gardner singled to right with ! cuse, Jenkins fanned three and 1 gested 1t to DeW1tt several 61 ... two outs 1 walked stx. Gardner and Sauer Urnes. 1 Rd S FIGHT RESULTS e ox • . • h1 · · No Deflnlte Pla101 " By United Pr..s lnternstlonal Games Next Week Syracuse bounced back to i struck out 11 w I e glv!Dg up "I' k d h' ted i Monday _ Braves at Yankees lead 3-1 in tile second with a one walk. · ve as e ldm or sugges NEW YORK (UP!) - Johnny . . bG d bl 030'1005 0 8 8 3 that someone raw up moro Persol, 174, Brooklyn, outpoint-1 AI Redlegs at Indians. trlple by Bo rueser, ou es yracuse . . T lans " Wichman said. ·'Jo Wednesday - Indians at Red by Chuck Bartels and Carson I Middleport In! 013 0 - 6 5 3 1~.P·~~:; ~ow 'much what kind, Some 82 women representing approximately eight area ed Carl Bobo Olson, 176, San. women's golf clubs in Ohio, West Virginia and Kentucky Francisco, 10. Sox. Yankees at Senators. Crow, and smgles by Ray Prof- 1 Jenkms and Grueser. Card- ~ b. ' , participated in the annual Gallipolis Women's InvitationThursday - Senators at Red· !itt and Mike Jenkins. Middle- I ner. Sauer (6' and Moore. ~ ~~ir conversations, lite ' al here Wednesday. 1legs, Red Sox at Brav... I two have talked about both lite Here's the results of the allGames to be made up: lnd- ' possibHity or building • new day event, released by M r a, won the IGw gross ip this flight. 1 Bil~ Swan pl.tched four hit , ians vs. Red Sox; Yankees .: ' stadium or renovating the old Vaught Smith, Gallipolis' club 'llte low net was won by Mary ball m the M1d~leport .Pony 1 Red Sox. one, Wichman said. publicity cl>airman: Stein of Hidden Valley Country Jets 15-4, four-innmg VICtory The city manager acknowGalllpolio Ladiel Club. Low Putll in this flight Friday evening over the CheTRI-CO. HS LEAGUE !edged tha! there was a cong... Championship flight won by was won by Bernie Gilmore of sh~re Pony team on the OVEC TEAM W L1 BY OSCAR FRALEY Jeys where the heat lays in tion problem •round O:OSiey Mary B. Halliday with a 90, Hidden Valley. 't" diamond. Pomeroy . .. . . . . . .. . . 2 0I UPI Spem Writer blinding pools. Playmg only one Field wh1ch may be playmg a low gross. Seemo4 Flilbt: The game was called because GaiiJpoiJs ........... I 11 roond in 90 deghe heat Friday ! part in keeping fans away. ll'he First Hight was won by Bet- Low Gross -Toolie Keller I Pomeroy blasted Mason 14-1 , of darkness. and the score. 1 NH-Mason ........... 1 0 WASHINGTON <UPI)-It was the players claimed they had , parking situation isn't the best. ty McGinness .Second flight was Fairgreens. ~w Net - Betty 11n a shor~ned Pony League 1 F1ve Cheshire p1tchers walk- Southern . . . . . . . . . . . . . J 11Tommy Jacobs• n:;t agai~: lotlt an average of close to I eith~r. . won by Diz Richards. Low net Stabler of Fa~rgreens. Low game Fnday at Pomeroy. ed 13 batters, gave up 7 hits . Cheshire . ........... o 0 Arnie Pal~er·~ cpef tn~e w k- eight pounds over the 18 holes. "He'll never get a oetup like for the field was won by Tillie Putts - Lois Thayer of Hidden The game was called in the and fanned two. Swan fanned Middleport ............ o o 8 dozen ~t ~r 0 u 0 rna Chavez Ravine ,'' Wichman pid. Janes, with a 69. Valley. Pomeroy half of the fourth by six. walked four. It was Swan's Eastern . . . . . .. . . . . 0 mg •. wmnong charg• as lhey OVERTRICK WINNER Bot it is possible a stadium Low putts for the fi_eld , w~re The longest drive for the visi- request of Mason. The only Ma- first pitching .call since Boys' North Gallia . . . . 0 2, went mto the two fm:~ r;~;!~ ~t could be buill in a more reBetty Sommer, Deame Snuth, tors on No. 16 was won bJ Mary son hitter was Chester Pyatt, League expenence two years Middleport and Cheshire will 0~ the_ US Open g 1 COLUMBUS tUPJ) - Ov~r·l stricted area such as the ... one · Harriet Thomas and E II e n Morehead of Portsmouth. The with a single. ago. . . . play their Thursday game plOnstnp today. rf _I trick, carrying a dangling being planned in St. Louis or ·· Richards holding the sa me ball closest to the pin on No. 17 Pomeroy hitters were Ed Ba- . Cheshire ~1tters were Ju~!Or (3-3 tie! over Sunday ffJ 5 p. .Jacobs , a 29-year-?ld Ca 1o.r 1 check' rein as he crossed t h e ' the one built in Waahingtcm. .. number of putts. High card was won by Pearl Welker of er with three doubles and a sin- Howard a tnple , and Bob Pru~e· l m . , at Cheshire Grade .a&ool. man. went out Wlth 8 a:~ finish line. won the $1~ .292 Har- ', Wichmafi sald. _ _ was picked. by Ellen Richards Pom~roy. The most sixes re- gle, Steve Flnlaw with two dou- Gary Darst, and Freddy MeGAMES NEXT WEEK s.~ke lead ov_er ~~':er33_ 31 _ ne~ Tra~k!ll of A~.eriCa Race 1 Wichman said the plannina: for the mam prize, corded on the score card was bles Jeff Burt 8 triple Ted Cumber, each a single. Monday _ No Gallia v~ NH- fm~g 8 record mda ndg 1 Fnday mghl at Sc1oto Downs. 1co.mmission Is studying the pos. . · ' ' ' J H' M kT · · · 64m thesecon rou or a The door prlZe was won by LU\Ian Green of Htdden Vallev Morarity a single and Dick et 1tters were ar an- Mason (H) at OVEC Park ld h . S1bi! 1ty of building a new stad- , • • ' hill t · 1 Jo c ni g · total of 136 • The wor c amp1on pacer · b Ginny KiIIen. tieing with Shirley Custer of Werry with a double and two ne wo smg es, n un ." -~ Tuesday _ Eastern vs Gant- t ·J b f nd 1 h d h. . U t . ht . ium. for future p Ianning, ut Gueltl ~ Pomeroy. singles ham two doubles and a single, polis (A~ at OVEC . That put aco s our u _er I note ~ IS SIX 1 s ~al~ ~~c- ~ Utat notJ1ing i~ in tht! workJ Championship flight : Marion The highest score was won Rex .Cummings pitched the and Jon Ingels and Don Nelson , Wednesday - Middleport (H) par at the halfwaypmalrk w.!~ t?TY m t2he co~para~ve/ ·\o~ right now . :~ Pomeroy 85 Mary by Pat White of Ravenswood . . p nd each a single , the ever-dangerous a mer tnne of :01 3- as e mts e ! :.:,:~~--=====""" 1 ' ' C • first mmng or omeroy a J . 161 7 15 7 4 at Pomeroy. on his heels at 137 arter shoot' ]I/ lengths in front 'Of Hi Los .... Hidden Valley o The most putts for the day was then Werry finished up. Pome- ets · ·· ··· ··· Thursday _ Racine vs. Che- · . " Pleasant had a low net won by Mrs. Warner of Hidden roy is now 3-0 in league play Cbesh. . . . . . . . . 010 3 - 4 4 31shire 1H) at OVEC mg . a 34-35--1ind9J· ob B·n ' Solar. Valley Country Club. Mason 001 0 - 1 1 4 Swan and Tannehill. Tyo (LP) I • FLve behl ac s ca~e I I Driver Johnnv Patterson !iald . •ommltleo meeting wao F0 11 • th to t th ··· Price (2) Howard (2) Beeman Collins. who wa• makmg a · reeently at the bome of · owmg e urnamen ' e Pomeroy 535 1 - 14 11 0 · · · 1 Tri-Co Pony Leape t.h ·h t the rein broke at the first quarCum- I (3), Darst (4). and Howard, TEAM . W I charge atll e to~ ~ I an ~~ ~ te( pole and from then on " l ladies had lunch at Oscar's Pyatt and Redman Tllli< Janes. as- Place and the President of Gal- mings (WP) Werry . (21 and Wills (2), Howard (3 ). Ullll'ire: p . 3 ~ 3Zdbut4co aThepaed ot I!Zor a Idrove him like a baby <·ar.-1- ' co-<halrman D I c k lipolis Ladies Golf Association, W H 11 (2) Bob Burchett. omeroy ...... · · · · ·.. ' an 1 I. n, 8 came .. \<Jd<orick, 1o plan lhe lorlh- M Tho ed 11 erry, yse · Jets · · · · · · · · · ...... •· 1 0, Ken Venturi and Ooarley S1f· age. 1 two-ball fouuome a~ ndm~s :~co: H a d Syracuse . .. . .. . .. .. .. 2 11ford. Overtrick .paid $2:20 across 1 GoH gue s a m uc owa~ \ New Haven ........... I 11 Seven Shola Back the board. HI Los ''olar $2 .60 go up I Saunders, who awarded the prJZI ' Barons . .. . . .. . . .. . I 2. Seven shots In arrears at 143 and $2.20 lor place and Fly Fly waa deeided the nest 18 \ es. Cheshire .. .. ....... 0 2 were Tony Lerna and Ray Byrd $2.20. In smoke? Tournament ohairmen for the . Mason 0 3 Fl d h'l t 144 lor- The 6.723 fans wager•d $2!18,two-ball loonome will be event were Marge Halliday, Major League Leader• Game·1· ·,.;,~·~t· Week oy , . w I e a . were Wll 10 years ago your hou~e Jnly JZ (rom :30 to N PI d Till' Zi By Uoited Press loternational I mer wmner Gene Littler. John- ~ · 1 may have been wonll Tuesday - Syracuse at Jets. ny Pot!, Bobby Nichols, Bob • The cost II ft 50 per ancy ymThea eban kf tie ham$13,000 - today it msy NICKLAUS IS DOWN ·· · merman. rea as c 1rNational League · Wednesday - Mason at New .-.. 1 d t ur Bill 1 and any man or wom- men were Monica Rnderick and G. AB R. H. Pet H B t Ch ~ · .._..ares an ama e . be worth $18.000! WhM 11bouJ your fir6 iflnlr.. 1gooHe1 luterested may sigo Ruby Jenkins. Williams, Chi 57 224 43 84 .375 p:.:::~· : : s· a e~oJro CaJmp~I~ 1 kla had 8 long WASIDNGTON (UPll - Jack 60 225 53 81 .360 Letart downed Syracuse 9-2 . oy · ac C U! 1 Nicklaus was Ohio's lone repre•nc,.' Check ratet DOW at the club bouse. If you The prize committee chair~ Mays, SF for fire insurance tbat :' a higll ~ehool graduate men were Betty Evans and Cimnte, Pitts 57 231 41 82.355 1in Little Southern Association Fr~day - Mason IH) at Che- way to go. for he carded an , sentative as the U. s . Open ftleasuns up to todt~y'l ~ are eligible to play. Diz Richards The luncheon Hunt. NY 59214 3t! 71 .il32 Boys' League action Thursday sb~re (Grade achool), New Hav- wh1ch put him at 145. - none I went into the final lwo rounds value of your home. . ,... · Dean' S 'th Stargeil Pitts 4tlllil125 52 329 with Rusty Tacker's four . hit en at Barons, Jets at Pomeroy. back of Jacobs and e1ght be- today Eileen §earls Of Pomeroy clia .... ~n was le nu ' · h' d paJ 'th t murder · Check with Nationwide 1 With F E Ellen Riel> Torre Mil 57 213 34 lfl J15 pitching pacing the way lor the lD mer-w1 wo · the company witb MJI low putts in this flight. ards ;;:.ietva~~mas and Santo: Chi 56 210 41 66 .314 winners ' Oriole!! Rally To """ round> coming up in pre- But the Columbus dout..r was iJeiiJ /or • ,ew .,.. Firat Fligbl: . • ' . Bo er St L , dieted hot and humid weafller. far down m the standmgs with 63 240 33 74 303 The onl hits permitted by I W , !ll.r•aret Vare!omin of FaJr· Mary J. Walker, Betty Sommer Ft~'stL 83252 29 Tl .306 Tocker w~re s les to Mark ' htpA 8, 14-10 . Congressional country club, his 73 Friday givmg him a 145 . Country Club of Jackson was in of registration. Raeb' LA 52 157 13 43.306 Smith Jim Hubb"!d G. Ferrell The Little League Onoles deopite Jacobs' 64 to matdl the nine behind leader Tommy Jaro, · ' scored rune runs m the last two low round Open record posted cobs. Amerlcaa Leagne and Steve Oweus. Innings Friday nigbt to defeat b Lee Macke at Merion In WY 2-2460 OHva, Minn 80 257 45 90 .350 Letart hitters were Randy the Athletics 14 10 Y . th 1 Y Brad Anderson Col umbus 1 . St te · · 1950 ts e ongtBt course n · · E 2 d Pomeroy a Tommy Morgan paced the ~ history. It's 7,!li3 yards failed to make the r·utoff as he 115 • n Fregosl, LA 50 m 31 55 .346 Roberts, P au I J us tI C~, Hinton, Wash 63 249 35 81 .32.5 Grady. and Bobby Ptck~ns, ~ll winners with two hit! while crawl u seeming mountain" carded a 77 F'nda y that put ~~~-,... Robnsn, Batt 6223334 75 .322 wit~ Singles; Steve Jenkms with Keith DeVault, Mike Noe, De- and dow~ Into brealhle08 vat-•his total at 156 and amateur ATIOMWID• ManUe, NY 49149 29 48 .3%! a smgle and double, Nell Ba~er I Johnson, B l 1y Hoffman 1 . ·-1 Bob LJttler Jr. of Oh10 Umver- · •m flit IIIIUHl Ulfllf Bresoud, Bos 84 247 40 73 .316 and Rusty Tocker, eaeh w1th . and Jeff Canaday collected the · PLANS TO RETIRE 1 sity took 77 also for a 159 to- ,_.,..- OH~oo • .,......._Causey, KC 81 %42 31 74 .306 two singles, and Art Hlil with a , other h<ts. Noe. DeVault and ' CLEVELAND (UP!\ , •ta~l~.=======--~~~~~~~~~ii Aparlclo, Bait M 220 34 lfl .305 double. : Johnson got the longest hits Connolly. veteran guard of the lr Prell lnlenlaltoaal Houston at Milwaukee, Z Howard, NY 114 I'll 24 60 .305 Syracuse .. 1100 200 - 2 4 2, two triples. and 8 double. Cleveland Browns, has notified ' ~·~~...al Leque Chicago at Pittsburgh, 2 Freehan, Del 49 171 25 i1 .31H Middleport . 402 03X - 9 11 0 ! Terry Saunders and Willie the club that he Is retiring W. L Pet. GB A.mericau League A rl Ho:: Runs Kill b ~b\:k and Ferrell. Tucker Darnbrough paced the Athletics from professional football to 36 22 .621 . W. L Pet. GB Tw'me ca.n AUiso~e -Twins• '"": an er. , with a home run each. enter the real .. tate busineS> 16 21 San Fran, 35 16 .574 m Baltimore 38 24 .613 .. . ms. • n, • . Other h1tters were: Allan 1Connolly. who p 1 a y e d eight Pittsburgh 32 'll .542 4\S lldcago 34 22 .6111 ... Coi~VIIo, Athletics ~; Wagner, CINCINNATI (UP!) - Tile I' Houck two singles, Nelson Bos- 1seasons wiilo the San Francisco Cincinnati 32 'J3 .54! f\S New York 3( :13 .596 1.,. Indians 14; Gentlle,l\lhletlcs a. Cincmnatl Reds . Friday . an- tic a single and Edward Petrie Forty Nintero; Wb obtained by st. Louis 32 31 .508 6\S Minnesota 33 29 .ii32 5 National Leagoo - Mays, G~ noonced .th• SJgrung of fight- 1a single. the Browns last season but saw Milwat.kee 30 31 .492 7.,. rlevelund . 3t! 21 .517 S ants 20; Williams, Cobs 17; handed pltoher Edward Wal-l Bostic was the losing hurler. limited service i Los Angeleo 30 31 .492 7.,. Boston 31 33 .484 8 Howard, Dodgero 1(; Robinson, ling, 18, Hayward, Calif .. to a TO MEET THURSDAY . Chicago 28 29 .491 7.,. Detroit 26 33 .441 10.,. Reds 13; Allen, Philo 13. boolll contract. Walling will be I COLUMBUS (UPI) - N t P:OR THE lEST Lo Angel ~ 37 422 12 Rona Batied Ia farmed to the Reds' Tampa .•• See The Houslnn :!9 34 .460 91\o ' ee 27 38 .415 12.,. Am•rlcaa Leagoo - Stuart, . club in l!le Florida State TI_Jursday the State Wildlife VALUE IN ALL New York 19 45 !lf11 20 Waahington Dmsion w11l hold a meeting Full Line 24 37 S! 13 .,. Red Sox 51 ; Wagner, lndtans I League. !'rldaJ'I ReBallo Kansas Clty (9; KtilebreW, Twins 45 ; Cash, I to hear ouggestfoha of ftlt UmiS 1ngs At •. , :~~~!.~: 2 New York 1, lsi, Friday's Reoulto Tigers([; Colavito, Athletics 40.1 Detroit 020 020 011- 8 120 Iarmer and oportsmen delo•gates ll , - - - - - - - - - - , Ballirnore 2 Boston I, lot, twl- Nau-1 Leape - Mayo, Gi-l Minn. 010 012 30J:- 7 11 0 on proposed changes lu bunliDI 4 Pc-. Llvl"'l Room 7 New York 2. light ants 51; Boyer, Cards l'i; Sal\- i Lollch; Sherry (7), Sparma and fishing regulations. T h 0 2nd, Baltimore 8 Boston 5 2nd night to, CUbe 42; StargeD, Pirates i (I)· and Battey. Winner - Ar- delegate• will summarize lbl Sultft _ _ St. Louis a San Fran. l, night Minnesota 7 Detroit' 6 ~hi to; PI!IBon, Reds 311. . rtgo (4-1). Loser - Sherry (3- resolts ol gross roots hearings 1 . - 50A & 33, I Milo Nortlo of Atheno iHcousb>n 9 Mllwaulree 7, night Kansaa ~,,t 5 Waahh.aton (, Plteblq HR:t-Killebrew (21st), Alii- held In ~e 18 counties. 0 - t to S Mon. Thurs. Sot.•t h I T-. Wod. l'ri, ChlnciMab 11 Los Anaelea I, nt••t y Nallonal LeaJDe - Farrell . SOli (15th), Versalles !6th), 01- the division will hold another LY 2-1464 Athens, 0. . MIDDLEPORT. 0. nigbt "" · Colla ltH; Mahaffey Phlls 'I Iva 12th), Freehan (9th). heuine at a later dale syraCUSe H0ldS 0 ££ Late ~ RaJIy to Edge 8arons . 8-6 ~ 't Sweeping Rights Bill to Become 1 82 Women Take Part In AnnuaI G0 If Tournament JetS upend s::v::• ··.... ·.·.·.·. ·.·.· · Is Ches h'Ire 15 Jn Pony Play p p • omeroy omes Tk M b a e ason y 1"1 Count I Jacobs Ft.res Record 64 .I Takes LeadIn u. s. Open I I { I I 1 I II 1 1 1 I Win Election How much wUI Letart is 9-2 LeaderS Winner over 1 Syracuse Boys MAX WARD I 1 .. NGS I , YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPU ON A HONDA Ho F , h' $199 I [4). 7-2; BAKER FURNITURE ~~~~annou::nced:;;·;;;::~;:~:r:===::=~:~;~~~~;:======;: Oolcago at Pitts. ppd, Pllcltm rain Los Clevelandppd, I, lll(ht Bunning, Pbila Giants e-2; Bub!, Saturday'• Probobtl NewAngeles Y'JI'k at2 Cblcago rain H; Marlcbal, 1-S. Cobs 1 Clev. 1100 010 0110- 1 I 1 Pblladelphla at Now York - Satarday'• Probable Pildlero Amorleana ~ape - Ford, ILos Angeles 100 ooo 001 - 2 6 1 De1lnia ller.nett (8-4) VI. F!llher Clevelantl at Loa Angeles Yantis 9-1; Kralict, Indians 7-1; Donovan (2-4) and Romsno. (U). (night) - John (:IrS) or Siebert Arrl~o, Twlna: D. Leo, /.ngels; Chance, Osinskl, (7), DuUba and Houslqll· at Milwaukee - Not- (1~) va. Chance (4-3). · Rodgers. Winner - Duiiba (Itebarl (H) ••· CioaiJJCir (W). Waablngton at Kansao City Detroit at Minnesota 0). l:lll-llrown (7th). San Francisco at St. lAIII ~ (tWIIIJ!ht) Rlldolpb (!~) va. Boston at Baltimore! -Hendley (8-4) vs. Hobble (!.f). Pena (7-6) or Se~ (li-6). , Washington at Kanllas City, Mlkkelsen, YaniuJ, and Mruler,.lt ChlCOfiO at Pitt1bursh-JI¥,!k· Detroit at MJooo!ICJia - Mo-l New York at Chicago, 2 Orlales, all 4-1. ion (8>6) VI, GlhboD (~). Lain (Hl) and Stange (3-8). Los .\ngelea at Clnclm111ll New Yo!1< at Cblcago-Fnnl . .· .,.u 1..,. f' Ol " U'QUS£ \~~ s"'''""' p 1.1\l \if\\ \ 11\\.\. 2\ (night, - Dryft[IH tN) ... (9-1) va. Peten \(7-2). O'toole (...S).• .. &oton .stllllt11J11ore. (lll(htl- llrli"SJ:~ :.-l<Jula .~~nbeld <w>••· Roberti <• II= ==:~ · f!llm]a~r'.!;.~=- 1 N .~ t~ ·. ~K" I1 w. COtAPTON, 0. D. C ~CD \lll: 1.· 11 t.J" ,~1'...:....- D EV 0 e ._. .. .: VI N YL F LAT EXTE R I 0 R PAl NT ' -!----1·1~ --~ ~ - - - -... 1 · oup)a!!::~: 2 10',~:.!! ~-DD .. LUMBER and SUPPLY COMPANY '\,TJian, .,:; DI(COartSL,Pii:WOJ 1JJ}s1T•IIII CathACerrr Clllt&Dellv..., 'I ,·. ' Pt.f!lanant,W. I I 'I ., �,, l (.Dally 'tlew In Farming Sentinel, l'omeroy·Mittdleport, ., I ' t!fllY Se~tlnel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., June 20, 1964·S o., June 20, 1984 Farm Planning Objective is More Agricultural Profits 01111 IS HERE! : leolot! 17.tz staUonory. Kanaw' ' ba Falll on !be •DL!, I - - - \ n,·d Yio u Kn 0 w at I' ' Fulton-Thompson Tractor Sales 1 1 I IrS-CRAVEL y vJ'Cif UNMATCH£0 ·Mo·w•BJu':·JY! I ' I ·Gravely Tractor SGies Service I \ / l,oiRI(IMPLEMENT SUPPLY CO. 1 • THE PRODUCTION • 1 . ''l'"arm l.cans f~r 1 1 rr.;.i!ii!ii!ii!ii!ii!iiiiiii:l::::i:;1===::::::===::::==::::::~=::::~1 il.l.lrs. NEW & PONY CARTS On this day In history : Jim Stevens. formerly In 1782. Congress adopted the . livmg near us here \at the Great Seal of the United States. present Ben Baley home "" I In 1837, the Victorian Age beALL SIZES 3rd St.l. had a ·'Polly" of , gan as Princess Victoria great age that exactly lmitat· lellilrned her un~le, the king, had We Trtde llor Any kind ed ·'Stf'vie's'" /Mrs. S's) laugh dled and she was the new Brit... Jt you ue luoking fm some· and const antly her refrain ish ruler. thlna: for the hone or ' pony, was, "You can't kiss an old In 1898, the United States we hove It. cow ." Oh, boy. seized Guam, In the Spanish At Mr~ . Stevens' death !lhe American War. was taken by a relative' to ln 1931' President Herbfrt care for , and I do wonder If 1 Hoover pro<lalmed a one·year SUPPLY STORE she .1!'1 living yet and repeating 1mternatlonaJ mor&torlum on all w. 2nd St. the above ·· row·· llne. · payments of government debts. cultivate CLOSE Pony Harness 1 I j and j SURE ' .I once wanted to get Mama ('anar_v. "But ," se:r. she, "I'd , just let it out I reany couldn't bear seeing It In a Page'' 1 At present I am pet-less, completely so. But I would like a · coupla gold floh. the lovely, lively thinK&. Last ones I had just up and ' dJed on me. I've heard they eventually won't thrive on the average lllp water. Don't real· ly know, but must remember ' In ask ichthyologist Beulah Strauss, whose collectlon here Ia while back was so ext.ensive. ' ! with ..• FARMALI: 140 CULTI·VISIO You get control tower command when you cultivate with the Farmall 1.40. Offset Culti-Vi~ion design gives yuu a cle-ar, sure- look while you work hoeclose even to inch-high crops. For fast, accur3te Cl'ltivatiun, tlte Farmall 140 with rugged 144 cultivator is tvpf-. Here's a tractor with plenty of tw~­ bn!lom p!lWt>r, and ruggPd strength for years of lAbor ~oving farming. Hitch McCormick implements if'f!'!~onds with the Farmal1140's Fast-Hitch. Adjust them with a finge-r tip with hydraulic Touch-Control. Double act ing hydraulic power lowers as well ll" li f!); t:"quipment. Try it and see. -- • ~ . IH. ............ WY 2·2176 '" w" ~l in feulu1e~ Foo .. with 40,000,000 hovn' up•ri•nco, choo1o IH TIACTOIS MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Rtor Molt• Genortl Hospital eR.......III eVIcclnft SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS ,hone WY2·2115 Mulberry Ave. • . Pomeroy, i darling~. 1 I On recent trips, thtoogh th« I <ar'o wide opta . podows, l heard the songs and qw •IM followlna tlqllllstecs - ud ·•i•l· ed block bird, quoll, meado blrka, and oarilllriolo, . .DailY. lbo robin&. e~tbirdo . 24c .•. 24c~: Ohio I To Landmark At Pomeroy Where Your Bu•mess Is Appreciated or Call WY 2·2181 and We 'll Come to Your Home. •' tlnotlu>r Trailer load Arrl"ed 'todagl Mtson Counties ''· . SPECIAL :PRICES 23 c .•. · I PT. PLE.ASANT - Services are. announced for Dencn Dougals, Z9 of 233\1 Main St, Point Pleasant who died Satur· day at 11:30 a.m. at home. He had been serlouoly Ill the paot sl> month•. 1ft hi!" aerved In the U, S. Army !fro years before becom· ing 111. \He bad been qaged In lhe ftlnlalry In tha Hollnell chutl!h . . I· He w~ born April 13, 1931, at Libert)<, W, the son of William IJollglas, O.,,; ind latt , DO!Jglai. · !llber survivors are hll wUe, Lizzie Hatt OourJu, three alitten, Mrs: Clay MeCortneY, Leoo; Mrs. Lelalld Stover, of f.•· buCkle, W. v,a,, and Jllil. Allllil Adldila. Grimms Landing; ~ broCI\wf, Bryan · Doupa; of RoclEport, W. Va.; Jimmy . of Leon, ond Floyd of COlumbus, 0, Serv"* FRE' OFFERS . will ~ at.· 2 p.m, Sqndoy II the ~., dlllfel with the HeY. llerpwl Jcfrdan Jn iiDI burillin 111<. !bl!r- \ ALL ,SIZES ~~-st~tlprigltt . · - · ~ ~---""' · ----· Pouring type only 2-HOUR DRY C·UANING ' . JON IUIQUISf>l , 32C " 1 ••. 32C 11. oq. loH Type $1.25 bag arenktt Tv!lle %" fir plywood 4' x 8' panels only w- ";' . plywood \ $J.68 s7.o4 \ %" fir ptnel ....... plywood - ! I Formic• Counter Tops, u low $5.25 u lin. ft. Moulding•, 11 low .11 Shelving Lumber, ••• , ••.• 3c lin. as low 12Y2c lin. 11 $3.85·5 Roof Coating, as low as • , •• ft. ft. gal. PARTITION LUMBER Kiln-dried 2" x 4"5. Ideal !or partitions. As low as ROOFING Tough, asp)ul1t sltlallea. ~veral styles, AI low u 9clin. ft. $3.99·50sq. ft. Caulking, 11 low 11 , , • , , •.• , • 39c ctrg. She1thlng 4'x8', as Exterior Paint, as low 11 . • , I 6 Yu sq. ft, low 11 , , .· , • , Floor Tile (11ph1lt), 11 low 11 $4.89 gal. 15c sq. ft. BEVEL SIDING In severa l wood ~peciE't. Bf'st qua lit.y . As low 111 No big winter when you heat with TexacoJuel Chief..• ·and use ·our budget 7Y2clin. ft. P'I!GBOARD Sian upforTe)lacoFuelOtieftoday. You can spread out payments t Standard X e• ,panels. Ideal lor ltehena utllltJ roomi, worlrshoPA, OhlJ ov~ the year-with 110 U,terest. No carrymt chargee, either. y ou'U eDJOf t!llf~, depen~abl~ w~th all winter long ~itbout being sad· cUed by bJg fuel billa ID the cold m~ntbi: Your neighbors use our budgetplan,...and liko it. You will, tool ,..... - - -·- - - • ,JJI $2.76 • · , , $}f!•·' ~•11: ,Trade and \¥,•~~· '.· . ,· ~ ..&Ma . >r·_ ' ·\ ' . r':i. .. IRS~LATION ,, •• o · . S.rv1.119 Metgs, Galli• and riab. CDme aarly lor beo1 MhKti- CEILING·TILE PLYWO 00 lhe Drive o few miles Big valu•• on all home ftx·UP mate- Announced eSpr• I BABY RABBITS fairly sal in our path as we drove northIward way up in the Apple Grove vidnlty iast night. I I I was so afraid they wooldn't 1 skitter away in time, but they ned ;n a hurry, fjQ'IIIY, the , I Bind., TwiM eLIItoro PANELING Services Are elhl.. IH Salt eToblo Mool GILMORE j -- S.lt eWotor Softonor eStock USED - ·- ASSOCIATED RADIO and TV 1 The moon is approaching it~; hollers at Ina and sometimes ! full phast . I , for Charlie (now deceased) , The morning atars arr Jupi1 asks ror a cracker and gets Iter. Saturn and Mars. Gl 6-3391 hy FARMF.RS' Dog Foods - Flour - Ingredients "Polly'' Is chipper as ever, I LET US·· "' II 1 I I:O"'"'""""""'"'"""'"""''""== with these ANTENNAS 1 CREDIT WAY! I I ·.:L YDE WALKEr F-"'MF.RS I TV PICTURE 1 eTUXEDO BUILD A FINANCIAL PLAN .•. I THE SHOE lOX c::::::t':··==-:: ; ; ;, --t------ e SURE WIN e RED ROSE j UNTIL 9 PM HOME FIX-UPDOLLARS 1 I ::::.----1 1 . TONIGHT ...!'._I,.....,....,....,....,....,,..,.;,.,,..,.._,.."""""'""'-- CHECK YOUR OLD ANTENNA OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES USED FERGUSON BALER ~ SHOP Mrs. Redmons CJ ed aim at 62 Hospital News DESIGNED FOR COLOR TV RECEPTION ·-~ l,- ,~,.~ I '- 1 ·--FOR SALE -----. Ifiiii,..;iiii=----;;;tlllrt . S-T-1-E-T-C-H , I 1 D---- FI"reworks Oblo River - EIIJI Woods down 13, 5 a.m.; Tilan up 14, 12:015 a.m.; Cotton Queen down 14, 3:30 a.m.; TI·Bolt up 14, ~ a.m.; Eutem up 15, ~:15 Reed up 18 • 8 a.m.; up 17, 8:55a.m.: Little Ed· ward up IB, 7:4!1 p.m.; Beck· do"'" 18• 3: 25 a.m.: OVEC 18, 5:10 o.m.; Jinx down 18, 5:56 o.m.; Zimmer down !8, 4 a.m.: Solly Polk up 19, 6:30 a.m.; Dean up 22, 4:45 a.m.; Jerry Bosworth up 22, 8:25a.m.' Pnce up 23, 4 ' 3~La .m .;, · ~r. Mack down 23, S.l\1 a.m .. Reha· ble up Greenup, 3:55 p.m.; OOKPIX ABIUVI!S-The fuMY·Iooldnl critter above Is a lllyllied repruentatlon of an ola D. up 7:50 p.m.; GUt-Get Arctic owl, ..Ued an Qokplk, The ftnt Ookplko, (lhown ot rllhl), were made of sealskin up 2 a.m.; Tantico up 2:45 a. l --·-----~---­ b)' Esk!moe of the Fort Chimo CO<>pentlve In the Canodlan Arctic. Even at a pme of rn .; Bayou Lorraine down 7:35 UO each with a •lx·month waltln& time, the Ookplk caul!h1 the filley of J1W11 CanodlaM a.m.: Lynn B. up 31, 3:015 a. a.m.; Luc.. up Marmet 3:05 and Americans. Thus, 1o iDeet demands tbe lmibtlon Ookpllc, (llbown at left), eame ID· m.; Molly K. up 32, 9:20 p.m.; • .m. : S.met down Marmet 4:05 to being. The fuzzy, while Ootplk selll for about $3. Allied Ashland down 32, 5:20 a.m.; Sweet down Marmet, 5:55 a.m.; Esso W.Va., down 33, 5:· a.m.: Jefferson up Winfield, I LY 3-4550 ~~~~~-----~==========~ 4fra.m. ; Luther Hurdman 45 a.m.; Bruce down Winfield, SHIPS BLACK·LISED Meldahl 4:55 p.m.; John K. a.m.: Sandy up Winfield, 245 E. Slalt 51. Alhtnl WASHJNGON (UP!) - ' •'nnr I down 7 p.m.; Friberger up n 7 ~a~.m".:._ _ _ _ _ _ _:l..,.........,....,..............,..... 50 p.m.: W. S. Ray down 3 a. - - - - - - - - - - - l more foreign-flag vtssles '11.; Oliver Shearer down, 3:40 been black-listed by the U.S. 1 a.m. I Entered Hoopllol I Gallipolis dom - Lewis PT. PLEASANT-Mr. Curt H.l Mrs. Nathan R. Rothgeb, 558 g~vernmenl because of trade ,Galllpolis 5:30p.m. ; Dike down Yeager, 73, route one, Pt. Plea. Burnette Rd., Kanauga; Mrs. w1t11 Commumst Cuba. 7 p.m.; Sporn down 9:45 p.m.; sant. died at 7:25 p.m., Friday, Chancey 0. Houck, 67 Mill Beaver down 10 p.m. at the Veterans Hospital In Creek, Gallipolis; Jerry L. Shel· Mrs. Floyd Dovles, Emerson Kanawha river- 0. F. Sheer Huntmgton, W. Va. He had been ton, 460 Forst Ave.; Gallipolis: . er down London, 2:55 a.m. in failing health the past six Mrs. Emma Rife, Rt . I, 0 I d Coltrtll and Wiley Burton . Thelma Ann down London, weeks. Mr. Ve,ager waa a form· Kyger Rd.: Mrs. Cliflord D.lr"''""'""""'""'""'""''""""''""""''-iiii'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""il er city policeman in Pt. Pleas- Rhodeo, Rt. 2, Ga!Upolis: Char· les P. Williams, New Haven: ·ant. Are You Getting Tho The ~on of the late Joseph Susan Shirley, Rt . 1. Leon; KinOscor and Margaret Sebrell zy D. Durst, Rt. 2, COttageville; Ytager, Me , Yeager was born Lawrence D. Ervin. RavensJan. 4, 1891 in Mason Count)<. wood; Clayton A. Athey, New You Should Bo Gelling He was a veteran of World War Haven ; Carl E. Weigand, Cot!, He belonged to Bethel Evan· tagevllle; Mrs. Robert L. gollcal United Brethren Church Brown, Ripley, W. Va.; Lester and was 1 member or Am~rl· B. Bailey, Middleport; Law· can Legion Post 23 of Mason renee Milhoan, Middleporl; Mrs. Count)<. Darrell G. Hurd, Jackson; Mrs. Mr Ye"-ger is survived by his Cora S. Slavens, Jackson, Wilwife. Zora B. Yeager of Athens, _liam E. Rawlin II, Jackson. and a son, Mr . William c. Yea- [ Birth& We have all the ger, of Pt. Pleasant, and six . Mrs. Emmett E. Elliott, sary materials in stock daughters, Mrs. Mildred Hoop- I, Gallipolis, son, 8:42 e1, Miss Emogene Yeager, Mrs. Mrs. Darrell G. Hurd, '"'ksoo, II n. th Conk ey and Mr s. GIenos daughter, 9;45 p.m.; Mrs."' ChllUn· ll at lowest prlc~•'"' Grim, all of .&.thens; Mrs. Cora ,cey 0. Houck, 67 Mit! Creek, Mae Hooper, of Columbus; and j Gallipolis, daughter, 12:36 p.l· eRoton eGuv Wires Mrs. Marvo Lee Bingham, of m.; Mrs\ Robert L. Brown, RipN•w Ravenswood, W. Va. There are I ley, W. Va., son, 7:23 p.m. Mrs. • Llghtnlne Arra1ton Winegard Philippine Mahog1ny 11 iJ'andchlldron. INathan R. Rothgeb, Kanauga, ' He is also survived by three son. COLORTRON eChlmnev Mount• prefinished sisters, Mrs Clara Goodrich, Discharged ANTBNNA with fledronic Amplifier Attrens, Mrs, Catherine Wing. Mrs. Neola Lewis , c e c II Other All Channtl only ett, Char)eston, W. Va.; Mrs, Blankenship, Mrs. George Ch.rry ONlY C<>ra Rice, Pt Pleasant ; and Lockwood, Mrs. William Rice, " tPr•finlshedl ft . a brother, Mr. Donnelly Yeag· T. J. Delaney, Mrs. John ooer-11 Wtlnut $9.95 Now-~ee color TV at ite best er, Jf M.ami, Fla. Mrs. Worley Howell, T. (Prttinished) ,.,ith the &nteODt. thet t}ectronFuneral services will be w. Canaday, John R. Ho~~:~~ iccU/y ampliftel TV llirnal•! 11 2 p.m., Monday in the Crow· Bernard Guinther, Deliven:acleaner, tbarper picHu~ll Funeral Home with Montgomery, Mrs. Thomas Me-. tun to your .creen, improves blec:k 1: white, ioo! Gold an.,._ Rev . 0. A. Carder ofrtclating. Kinney, Mrs. Elva Payne, Mrs. Qized to prennt corromon. ~;~~~~ Hilda DenniBon, Mrs. T. B Ev Burial will be In Available without Electronic Gardens with Military ans and daughter: Clifford Hall, Amplifier from $2-4.95. side rile• being In charge Non-acoustic in • HARRY MILLIR. ownor American Legion Post 23. ry cemetery, Mason county. Friend& may call at the PHONE WY 2.:1635 variely of style. Friends may call at · Crown•ral hom< afler 10 a.m., Sun· Russell funeral home after 6 p. 214 . E. Main day. m. Saturday. As low as A.c:oustlc In a v1ritty of sq. 1tyl... AI ft. ft. low •• Curt Yeager . At 13 DIeS GROWING PROGRAMS I .a Diles Radioear Co. 1 - more enlorcelllellt of late Mr. and Mr! Georae Jon- havlnt ch.rp, llet'. a--N the " Bootle&J!'' sale of fire· She WN a member • 0 the Dillon Will Glftelolo ......., works In Obio. Bapllat Cbureh ot Pt. will be ill !be J....,. OM Cilif' tery at Pcllnt PltMIDI. The only pel'SOIIS Frietltll 1118,11 II . . , . . to have lireorka are She !1 survlved by her hus- 1 oral home after 4:30 p,IJI,, · h been •·· eel rmlta nd and d ""- \ ave .... pe ba ' """"""· one BUp- cloy. ~ from the rounl)' aherlfl or loci! ter, Mrs. Plrthtnl Moll!, chief lor publlc dlsploy llloomlnltDn, Ind., and 1 ' . . ,, State Fire Marshal Fred Rice only. · · - - · w·~ Redmond haS ISSUed an IJ>peal to Oil ~~.. -•Y • in Ohio to prohibit Va. Tl<o:": are a ito I cl!Odren from purchaslna or brothtn IUI'YIYinl, Mr. Jlet>. lng fireworks. Joneo and lolr. John WU· The Fire Marshal ,.id that J011e1, both of COlumbus. unle&< parents prohibit their ond a hall brother. Mr. WlleJ! ' drildron In the use of J"""'· of canton. Thoro wore many children will be PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. grandchildren. burned, blinded , fingers Rodmons, 62, 507 Kennedy Funerol servlceo w!H be held hand• mutllated and faces dis, ~ at 3:4! p.m., Jl'rlday 1 1-•• p m Tue-"a)' w'1th ••· MIDDL~T, 0. ., .. ft.m•red. "We know •••ents do ot Holzer Hosmtal. She had been 8 · - · ., ~ ' u~ •· ~ •· Crow-Hu,..n Funerol h o m e nat want this anguish and it IOI'louoly' ill for three months will not happen if the fire- previouo to her death , works Laws ol Ohio are obey· EASY TI!IIM$ Mrs. Rodmond was born eel" , the Marshal stated. 1902, the daughter of t h Illegal vendors of fireworks already working in Ohio and an all out effort to curtail these activities is underway. SPECIALIZU IHP A new law which went into ef- FOI TIOSE lOST feet on October 10, 11111'1 · Ill SEVEIELY DEAFERm Parents Asked 1'0 He}p 8aD =:FREE I 1 1 - ~a~ha· FIII~s7 ri.Jns. =ichtri - reodlq It tblm, 11.2, 12.t, I'IIIIDing feel. Pt. Pleasallt :JU:J. f'ome. aG'IO llln 70 ' th<Jt with ~;:ood rarm planning HP pointed out that water has splash several inche.c; or several , mendous amounts of this ener- the IOU is using muumum til· stake in Ibis ques~~ of wa~ ll"onservation of ::~oil and water, )tremendous amounts of energy. reet onto an adjoining bullding. gy. During the summer many ~ge with cor?. In .most. ~~ the ~ate~ for ~~tr rU us~r!'ah e SEE olir .New HoUIIIUI .'lnd good management, and i£1U we want an example of thJs It It wasn1 f~r ell!rliY released ?f our rains come in extreme ~ala com yeilds WJth m1mmu~ mto e 10 pnma Y . lie and Massey·l'eJ11110n -i~ ' we have Jots ot rain and the all we have to notkto is that bv this raindrop there would be mtenslty and over a very short tillage have been equal or ex the {lgricultur•l landJ . 1 Balers The purpo~e or ' tarm planting family doesn 't spend too much, when a raindrop hits tl'le sur- I n~ energy but the he1ghth or period of time. These quJck, in 1ceed th~t of ordin~y tiUage. the source ?f vU: t:e EASY PAYMENT a~ worked out between coo~r· the farmer will have money in 1 face of the lKlil the soil may the splash Indicates thf!o tre- tense rains frequently do a great The ordina_ry o~rah?ns of - Onl,y as 1..~e IIDP!fty alor~ and planners of the Me1gs his pocket at the end cf the ~oeal of damage to our soU, _<:orn growmg ~lu~ plow- wuter , absorb~• capa be bl PLAN AVAILABLI ~oil Conservation District dur - yf'ar. I With this high intensity, short mg, dlsking, _ culhpac~mg, harsoll will industries a; ihg t~ last 21 yea;s has b~en This annual mt>etlng which time rain coming frequently r~win~. pla~tmg, cultwate, cui- . draw the tremendous quanlll ePLENT\' ot New Hoi· ~ · assist farmers m makmg ' with large drops we must get ttvate, cultJvate, and harvest. tics of water fr.om the we land Baler Twine on lf'Ore profit on their farm npt>l'· marked lhtt coming of age, 21 IIhis water into the soU quick· Tbese nine operations cost . they ~· lt IJ muchheeullaer . wars of the Meigs Soil Conser. d the (or mdustnes to use t re • hand now. 1 ar:=_~· •h I . f ', ~alio~ Distrtcl, has been the 1·.- We musn 'l waste tht' water money and o not mprove t' I I te hich th TDJ-8 was . e cone uswn o . a.n·d we ,nust not waste the soli water absorbing capacity of IVe y~ clean welal rthw it I theey COMI! IN ..... J h h . I re~;u lt of leadership on t he 1 -~· rom w s an s The reon o nson, c a 1 r. ~'h ~ I ~ our efforts should be devot- the soil. If minimum ttUage can ~edlm.. In fr 0 I part o[ "lnan)' men servmo on led out pIowtng, pa.an ·- ung • ent corry •II wa1er om AND 511 US SOONI man of the Boar d oI .:>Upervl· . f!l · d to putting our soils In such be carr • . C n the Boards of Supervisors and e • • • 1 · d h tl our man" 111reams . 3 1 1 1 1 M 1 f he • sors · o t eagt• •..,m o ser· eondiUon that we will conserve an 91rYPS ng, cu s o on Y . . . D. 1 . 1 1 • .. on vaAous com mtttees, and the 1 1 1 , h. h t' •-• that \'aU~ IS rtc , n s umma_nz~ 8 efforts of some 500 or more the watPr and soli for later I operat1ons w 1c can equa t s es tmau:u agr1cu1~ . the ~ual report of Ihe diStncl h h By Blanche M. Haskin• juse. ,yields. AI the moment the pro- ture uses about 30 Inches of our · . . coopera 1or!'" w o ac 1tve1v ave hi h · at the. 21st ann ua~ me~tl~_gbthu; j carrif'd out soil wid wa~r con,:~ __ , . _:, :- _ . _ . In his talk Mr. Harrold used blern. is equipment w c can 40 Inches of our rainfall for the ~sht WIHik • t liS ury servation plans on their farms. i . .. 1:-. plastic water bottle and a ldCithJsjotl _satJsfactorlly. production of food and fiber. ~~ oo_ _ Tht> presentation of the JUNE n _ Mommy asked sparrows. and red birds visit, , sponge lo show how 10n ab- 1 Mr. Harrold pointed out that Through the work of the Meigs T\fr. ~pqnson went on to say plaque expressing appreciation Johnny about his arithmetic, bathe in and drink at out bird I sorbs water. By shaking the we usually see only a small a~ Soli and Conservation District ror 20 years of leadership to and just what phase he was "baths.'· And. oh, yes, star- ~ water bottle over the sponge · mount of run off from a fresh· ~e hope Metgs County will eonHarold Carnahan was just a now in lings wallow in it, the pigs t ; the water was absorbed by this ly plowed f!eld. Usually we tinu~ to lead In ways of son. symbol of I he leadership that •· we·re a learnin' the guzin· ] porous type of sponge. This S{'f! a relatively s~all serYmg and wisely usine 1 1 has been provided thf. district las .· quoth the offspring. "Sprinc time bas come ud was the way that Mr. Har- of weeds also on f1elds soli and water resources. by l.:arious Meigs Coun!y men •·(;uzintas? What's guzlntas?" ~ sw ..et summer il aigh. lrold said that we must try to are plowed. lover the past years of opera- "Aw . you know, Mom ~ 3l Sing, oh ye birds, then sine.'' 1maintain the condition of our Thes~ ~re two. of th~ reas~ns ation of the district. I guzinta 9 three times, 5 guzmta , soil. The soil must be in the why mmtmum t11lage IS oommg 1 Many of the early supervis- 110, two times. oil that stuff." J I porous condition. into permanent use. With mini, ors have already left us but THEN WE RAN RIGHT in- i When Mr. Harrold placed a mum t!llage we have a water 1 there is a new crop of younge-r FAR AS I CAN hear. mathe· to the ''De lta Queen,'' as : thin blotter over the soil the IibsorbtJOn bed between. t ~ e I supervisors taking ovta:r and matics for the very young as we came home from above water ran off quickly. This iA ~ows of. corn. Usuul.ly with mm· providing the outstanding lead~ given above has about poo-ed trip. Suddenly we met a mile similar tu the crusting of the ~urn tillage .there lS less crust· aship that Meigs Cou\}ty will out in favor of some new sys- long string or cars. "Wonder soil thar take!ii place in the l mg of the sod so water can ~ n£>ed in the conservation and tern, such as in the highly soph~ where -'!'' We wondered - 1surface quarrer of an Inch foJ. , absorb~d much more ~eadlly wise use of our soil and water isticated schools of A_kron , and then up the river "she" came, Itowing rainfall. Itha~ Wl~h standard practices of during the ne'<t period of years. Cleveland. antt; the hke . . The calliope playing •·Down at I He also pointed out the im- cultlvatmn where we h~ve f~•~: L . L Harrold , Superintend'· new" stuff has parents_ by the [the Levee,'' or . m:aybe •twas portanf'P of recharge of the quent crusting of the soli W~lCh STARTING AND Gravely~ 30' Ratlry lflowtr . , • et ent of the Coshocton Hydrocars. ·cause THEY (ian·L even (ere we sot w1U11n hearing) ground water. II we have a cuts ~own the water• absorbrng l!ome on ;our lint IIWl'l or mDWinl 1 in I be raueh. One of 3ltools powered logi c Research Station. was the get onto iL "8eautlful Ohio." Parking lots very thin layer of soil then this capacity: b~ the ver~ltHt, :aH-gear drive principal sp_eaker of the even- I heroic£~1ly. and I mean were thronged al Pomeroy, is capable of only storing a E~per1ments at the research Gravel¥' 'tfactcr. Ask lor ro~r tret , ing and provided outstanding ex- heroically, refrain fro~ furth- large and tangible evidence of small reservoir supply of water. sta~10n have shown thRt ~ontour <If'••~ration IO<Ioy! 1amples of how important the er comment on the above. t~ charm this silver stream . : If, however, we con increase strtps cut down the sotl loss Moko '"" Y'i' 81" JOII !loci< or hllll wise use and ~:onservation or But in a U.S.A. where even 1and river boats, holds for us, f.he depth ol our soil, or make from 25 tons _pe~ ac~e to 5 t~ 1 safe ltart a~d sound powttr wltll Provico Fuds and ConcentratiL water is to our Meigs County the adults can't fi:lve ~u ALL 1even with all the deadly mis~ : it more receptive l.o water per ac~. Tbl!i IS ~I too high Thorough research procedure• by .,. economy M~ Harrold pointed the first verse of the national Ichief it perpetrates, drownings, then we can increase the wate; so additional practices are need& perienc:ed speci1llsts assura uft .., out that in an average year anthem - or for that matter, floods , and the like. that can be absorbed. ed to try and decrease this soil IOtlld atorting rnd llfWinr. , _ WY l-2975 IOU'. !lock or hord 1-.,ent wllh 1 wt: have somewhere around 40 not sure WHAT it is (oh. fev· 1 can close my eyes and see I I( we can limit the runoff to loss. -..lllufllftll. 1'11~111-Pom~~rcv mches of rainfall. How we use vens sake. B.M.H. lay off. Of that first show boat down at. one lnch ar rain per year then It is Jmport~nt that we do ev112 :1. Moi• "'iiiiiiiii!ii!i::;:~'t~l1i~s~r~a~in~fa~l~l~is:.;,v~er~y~im~p:;o,.t~an~t~-~ course they know ft .) Well, I Cheshire with •·uncle Tom's therr is 39 Inches that could erythlng possible to save moi,s-11 • for one am glad my one and Cabin Here Tonight" - Eliza be used for recharging the ture. Mulches on the surface: only offspring had the "guzln· on the ice with bloodhounds soil: Of this amount about l2 in- th~ soil are one way of domg las" or a reasonable facsimile chasing her {ah, sad thought, ches is availabl-e to go on down th1s. U was pointed out ~at 50 thereof, taught by such seas· i$! THAT bit of crue lty, re· into the su b-sod and in the per cent of the moisture m our oned old-timers as Leo Ken- Ipealing right now in Magnolia sub-surface stratas for ground soil is los~ by evaporation. In nedy. Pearl Reynolds, and a I Land?) Little Eva dying and 1 water recharge. some farmmg operaUons plastic PhoneWY2·2161 ft~w other har~y souls around l Uncle Tom, Bible in hand, 1 Mr. Harrold pointed out that mulches are_ being used to con. . here. may th~lr tribe increase. ! seeing_ her " hom~ ." Legree · erosion cuts the amount of soil serve the soli moisture and pre(A_ am spea kmg of lower and 1and hiS hated whtp- _ w there is leess absorbing area vent this. Joss by evaporatlon. Minersville, Ohio WITH MOTOR .·,.. m1ddle grades herel. : • , I We could hardly walt to get to hold thili water for Iaber [ ,I;;nd~us;;tri~es~h:;,;av~e;..;a~trem:,;:;;~ed;;;o;;u~s~i!ii!ii!ii!ii!ii!i:i!ii!ii!ii!ii!ii!iEi ' I ·l 0 ,. • ·• il. ,. "·l loo •'··~ t dl ; .._," - ; • ~ • -. • , • ·. on that boat - an et some 1 use. We cannot afford to per- . · BUT NOW, REALLY you 1Jisychologist answer me now o~ rnit the loss or our soil bank don't need the three R's, n?t a~ to why I'm a river addict. ]which is our reservoir of water. & , , reall y, I gu~ss . Robots w11l Embalmed also in memory- I In cases her~ we have lo!t : , - - ~~,'~' · PHONE W19-320'2 do il for yo~, typewrite_rs .. l. , goin' in swim~ln', neat." the1much soil by erosion, it is im- EAR' L.,S~.T.tR _ Ef. T RACINE. O. B, ~~- muchmeds and ,s1mdkar • dike at Cheshtre, rowmg a- :portant that Wt do tht best we 1 _ . • _ mac 11~ery ~ an 1~~ven s sa e cross the river to get the j~ici· tan to build back our top soli , :-=l:=::.i::c::=========:·:-: --::-=~~; [ edueatmn 1. l telev1s1on. , est water melons ev~r ratsed , 5(1 that it is able to absorb and we·ve come a long ways, this side of Georgia land not · store water for later use. I ' ~ut I can NOT figure., B!' of one of us could swim and only 1 At the Coshocton station one J~st now. to where we ve ar- ione of us (4) could row, and of the experiments they are r1ved . . Not exactly, that Js. H~ lost one o~r, iC&ring ~s I running is on deep plowing. ·I .r .. 1 Wh1te at the hpsl - but wart , This is to bring up some of HOW OLD IS the oldest I I"ve gotta ring off and draw the sub-soil and make it a part parrot Lhal you personally I some river water right here of the surface soil. eSHIIs kni}W of'! :at this t.ap to make coffee, and Eventually, uf course, they Mrs. Charles Rife I lna Scotl. ! wet some dinner. hope to have a deep layer of DICK STERRET eBlrd Soodo .Roefl... !Bunt of Esther Bonn Simp.- . Wake up !, B.M.H ., it'1 1964! 12 to 14 Inches of soH which Is e(lytNr Shells Attlent· M!!Igt ! son. and sister of Renzo Scott I able to readily absorb and !!lore eP'olnts ,..,._...,\ LY 3.1682o WY 2·1270 and Grit here in town l has one that is ' THE ALMANAC water for use by plant!: e Fortlllurs now 41 years old. Polly lived By United Pres• lnternatl011aJ Another of improving eR... BniNI formerly at the horm• of Dr. l Today Is Saturday, June 20. 1water capacity eLimo f•dlll c. A RUe 1my uncle> at Ky· ' t.he 17Znd day of 1964 with 194 ' r......_....,._ii;;;;;..;.....;...... eco.... nl & Mortar gerville. 1 to follow . 1 River news BAL~NG -1 . ' TIME ' 0 By C. B. BLAKESLEE County- Ex~Diion A&rnt ~ Aaricultan I . j 'J ~ • FLOORING AU styl.. in stack. quality. As low as Best 13c ICI· ft. Dl11ppoorlng Stoirway lde•l for aeJnina access to atUea. Smont.h. ation. AI low ~a~ a~ $21.50 oper- CEDAR SHAKES In handy bundles. Best quality . AF. low as 75c bdl. STAPLING GUN For use tn apptyina c. . Ina tile. Only $4.95 '' �• For Sale ~ Middleport'• WANT AD INFORMAliON ~ : 00 p "'. 0.)' Beforo Pu biiCIUIIII DncU i n" 11:00 Mo nday A. M C-'~CJ:LLAT IO N I CORR&rrlONS \11'111 n~ a<·rrp •l'll u nti l 9 .00 A M f'o r Da)' of Puhllf'&IIO II I HEG L L A rlO""S rne punllanH ree.. rvu lila rl~:h• o ~!<~it or ~Jt'('t any ada deem#<\ ohJr <oflnnahi P Error• •llou lcl ~ <;>pn~•...-1 im mrdiii'PI ~ The p uh •t'ttr wHI not he rf'lpOn~!hlr far ,,.orr •h•n tJne lncorrrtl lnurl;on 1 I @) Business Services Business Services FOR td- est buildJu&, located J52 N. TO BETTER serve you, we i RAEXDPEIRAIENTCOEDR Sectxld -~ Middleport. have recently added a 4- 1 Priced far qull." .... InQuire wh..J drive. I "• cu. yd., 11 Oblo Bolel. ID 11 tfa front er.d loader, I bacii' hoe SERVICE and bulldozer work also per· roa SALE rocmed. Free estimate. Phone GIBSON-Kay-Harmon!' tnJilan evenings WY 2-3243. Em· P'rom tho la<i"'t truck or and AmplifiBa. Z4 montbl to met if . Shuler, (342 Page St. . bulldozer radiator to tbt pay. see or call l'tffiD Jewel· Middleport.) Contractor. tmallest beater core. ers. Pomt Ploasan~ W. Va., 6 t~ !Ztc OI:ADUNI:I llf nnd., &-DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 20, p Momeroy otor Co. 2 SIGNS . ~ .. By UnlNtedu~· -~raallooal • ..... bucket seat&. white finish. 4 on the (6). Hunter $1545 oor, radlo and heat- 7I CiMn. 11 204B310 llm(')11R14e•do oe er • rewer • • 18) and lloleborO, Torl!orl' Ill Maloney, McCool (I) and E~ wards, Smllb (1). Winner-MaIoney (5-7). loser - Moeller (4-6). HRs- Plnaon (9tll), Cat· (8) · and Gonder. denaa (6tb). Winner-Mahaffey (7-2). Loser er, rood tina, 102 en,me. - 1961 Chevrolet Biscayne 2-Door _ $1495 -Bern•rth (4-4). HR-Callison Chicago at Pittsburgh ppd. taln Phone !:tO. BUJ Wellman, 1..e1 Local owner, clean Interior. tires lilr.e new, jet bhlck fin8th) . Amerlcu League ·-' WUltalltSOII. IIJ.IOtt 1 NOW OPEN, Ed's Auto Trim. WY :~- 2143 Pomoroy. ish. PowersHde, beater. !2nd game) Boston 010 000 1100- 1 8 I 12 WI t Mlinain St..t Pomeroy.l . F-0-R s·ALE-- F-ur-ni-ture- - for , 8Co 1960 Olds "88" 4-Door --....,.---.,... $1495 Phlls 000 402 100 - 7 11 0 Bait. OliO 002 001:- Z ~ 0 mp e e e sea covers. Local owner. Clean lnterlor. 1'et black fJn 1 ·h. Hydl'I ·Matic, New York 002000 ~ 2 50 Connolly, Heffner (8), Radatz Ph 1\'Y 2 2216 1 convertible tops, carpets and lusiness Oppol1unities ~ r ~nl ~ p•r word onr ln1rrt1an sa Ie. one · ~~w•~ ·l)j'o t:.t power 11teerine. radio, heater, rood tires "" P original trim. Culp (3-5) and Dalrymple. (7) and Nixon, Tillman (7); Mi nimum ChUff' 60 r rnt• 6 15 6tp 12 Laul• JM'T word for ThrP¥ co n HARLEY DAvmsoN 165 .-- .. FOR SALE: Food Market, due Pomerov Motor Cisco, wakefield 141, Bearnarth Roberts, Miller <B> and Orsino, ' '"ruth'<' lnsrrHon• 1966 . · · · PIANO TUNING to Umversal to 111 health, we are offering , M, 17), Hunter (8) and Cannlzar· Brown (9). Winner - Roberts n li',- Dl~eount on Plid ,,u and 11h .-111 wUhin II dtya. Priced to sell . Phone WI 9 . Standard Pitch. lA . 440 cps. I for sale our business. RaOPEN EVES. 7.00 P.M. ~ ro. Loser - Cisco I:J.III. !Irs- tli-4). Loser - Connolly (1-6). C AIW OF THANKS & OBITU _ 3464_a£ter 6 :30 p.m. _6:211-Jtp $15 Repair and adjustment cine Food Market, corner Sth POMEROY, OHIO Kranepool (3rd), Sievers (Srd), HR-Thomas (6th). ARI!S - 1 1.:m ror :iO word min lmnm . li:at"h additi onal word 1e BLUE RUG , 9 x 12.8, 4 malch· of action extra. Call in Pom· and Pearl, Racine, 0 hi o. T. Taylor (2nd) . (2nd llllme) OFJ'I CI. HO URS ing rugs. Good coodition. Call eroy, WY 2·21161i. H3-12tp Anyone sincerely Interested 1'::-:~-:------:=::--;-:==:::::-:-:=-==='1 Boston 000 120 200 - 5 9 I 1.311 A. !t. \0 5.00 P. M_ DIIU 1 ialurdiJ"--8:30 A. M. to 12:00 no<>.a 1 WY 2-6142. &-2f1.3tc In good going business may - - , San Fran. 010 000 1100- I 8 I Ball. · 000 123 001: - 6 11 I f'I''S SO EASY I HOUSETRAILER-1949 Richard. Rickard's Alignment Service, contact Lynn or Pauline Hart Real Est1te for Sale _!~111! _M achine'}'._ St. Louis 00 001 20x- 3 7 0 Spanswlck, Heffner (8), Ra TO PLACE A JtES L'LT P"WUUCI'\"C I son, l8x in g'ood condition. (formerly Grueser BodY between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. _ __ _ . __ - FOR SALE OR TR.\DE· Hs Hetbel, Mackenzie 7), Shaw datz (8) aod Tillman. Estrada, , WANT AD 7 Call WY 2. 2659. 6·211-Btp Works). 1.86 .w Mam St., 6 18 3tc HOUSE for aale 8 rooms and •·•- 1 tr d. WYY (8) and Haller. G1baon, Taylor Hall (7), Miller (9) and Brown 1 "'~====-:P Oh R H R' k ' loeWier or sa e or a e. . tf ;-;: _ _ _ omeroy. 10. . IC bath, with custom built kit~ _ (9) and McCarver. Wmner - w·1nner - E str-•aua ("I) v . Lose1 PHONE WY 2-2157 6 4 KILL l'ERMTTES and protect ard. Phone WY 2·3576 2-ii!d. C G'b (") Los H b I S ns I k (13) !IRs L.::=:====-:--::-'==:~ 1 chen, near school, comer of · __ 1 son ~ . er - er e - pa w c • • -:'"tua• . .. _ _ . lawn and shrubs from insects Wheel balancing. auto glass. , !th and Lincoln, in Middle- GARDEN TRACTOR, David (4·3) . HRs- Davenport (2nd), 1!2lhl, Brown (2nd), Comghal'<l with ARAB U """" Conce.. brake service. , port. Call Gene Coleman. SH veranda, enclosed back P?"'h Javier (Bth). 13th). Clrd 0 f Than kI tr•le King B•ilders S u P P I 1 S 27 44tc 1 or WY . &-21).3tc Bradley 5 H.P., cleat !Ires, . -_ . 2 3196 2 5329 --Co., Middleport, Ohto. - 1 [or mao or woman from ~ ----.. wheel weights, reverse, cui· Houston 001 200 060- 9 8 ! 'Wash. 200 010 01- 4 11 0 1 WISH in this manner to ex5 2 trc CUS'T'OM brush hog work. $5 this area to service and NEW HOME for ssle. 3 b~· tivator•, tooth harrow. all Mil. 000 302 020- 1 11 21Kansas C. 020003 OOx- 5 8 1 press my sincere appreciat· SINGER Sewing machineS. per hour. Call WY 2 6812 collect from coin-operated 1 room built-In cabinets car· for ~00.110. Contact Lynn Farrell, Owens (6), Raymond I Daniels, Ridzlk (6) and ion to all my friends for all new . $59.50 up Several used Charles Mash or Lester \rn- :tispensers We establish port, front porch, 1h acre Hart, Racine Food Market. (6) Woodeshick (8) and Bate- IBrumley. Drabowsky, Santiago lhe flowers and cards sent machmes at bargain prices old. ~30 I roule Car and reference 1 grouod, Price '10,0110. O'Dell 6 18 3tc rna~. Srhneider, Smith (8), 12), Stock (6), Wyatt (9) and 1 during my hospitalization. The fabric Shop Singer Sales BULLOOZER work, basements I deSirable. Party must Manley. Rutland, 0 . Ph. SH Hoeft (81. Tlefenauer (9) and Bryan. Winner - Stock (!~). Your kindneso will always be and Service. Pomeroy , Ohio ponds . have cash capital of $900. \ 2-4191. fl.2f1.3tp Auto Sales Bailey. Winner - Woodeshlck Loser - Daniels (r.-5). Hrs remembered . Thank you . WY 2-2284. landsraping. .brushing 4 2I trc Ch le•. Jef. I ~ood potential earnings --FOR SALE by owner In Mid· (2·5). Loser - Smi'th .(2.2) . Hrs .Bryan (7th) • CoavI 15th) . Charlene Thoma. 6-2fl.ltp __ ____ Lowboy serv1ce ar part-llme: lull-time more. M !4th) 11 15 MEAT Display case, 8 ft. Ty· fers. Phone WY 2-6m For personal interview, dleport, 3 bedroom home, 1960 DODGE, 2 dr. hardtop,-. aye th), Bo mg ler double duty service meat 1 1 30 tc give phone number, etc. buill·ln kitchen, wail to wail pushbutton drive, radio aod Games list). New York at Chicago ppd. raiD Notic• 1 display case, complete witbr :---:-:--"""'==....,-:::-= Write To: carpeting. Call WY 2 - 3787, heater. Exellent condition. land, all of Columbus, and ---mazzanine shelf and set or Is.. Ne1g1er Building and Sup I King Distributing Co. close to schools. f1.2(4itc $800. CaU 985-3315. ~211-3tp David Davis, Gallipolis. TO WHOM it may conC'E"rn : display trays. A-1 . condition. ply , R.ttcme .. for betterd homes , --- 3 bedroom horne , 00 7190 Rivervi•w Terr•c• FOR SALE: 'nt 8 e•tler Thf'TP will be no charges I Looks like new. F 1rst $3 , k11chen cabmets an storm in S't.'racuse , hardwood floors, World Standard .r Compact Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen for funeral st>rvil'es at the takes it. Lynn Hart, Racine doors. 11 23 tfc Minneepolls 32, Mlnnesot• a · Gal"opo]'IS DD doors, EscelleDce nd BI'II we re m gas furnace, storm Letart Falls Methodist 1 Food Market. 6 18 3tc - - -· -carport. Phone WY 2 . 3424 Rig ear room. t"Nle and perform Friday to consult the doctor Churc,l. . AUCTION SALE: Every SatiirGot Acquainted Offer afternoons. ~2(4itp ll.llCO SmaU car economy and at Holzer hospital who is Board or Tru~tees day , 7:30 p. m. Russell Welch ' Recapped fir• Salel managerabiDIJ Relatives here for the fun- treating Bill's broken hand. Laurel CII·fr on Rt. 124. ·' o=-:-:==::-:-'--:;-- 6 19 Jtc Whde- t.he:v last Ll era! of Mrs. Maybe! Cleiand The Rev. Ray Warne and IN ANSWER to the criticis;;, 6 18 Sip I ~~~s~t~~ER TIRES $5.92' Cucr~rll' t l "' Metropolilaa Ill-. were Mrs. Wayne Clelsnd family spent a few day. In ol friends who siRn bunds , l NEW AND- U-SED welders air I Excollont Opportunity E. lllalD Stnet, PomoroJ London, Mrs . Ella Kimes, Mrs. Wheeling with relatives. . ds Ior.' I compreHsors, "welding ' rod . NEW 13-14-IS IN. p•·oe -.,. .. • what are fTJE"n $1 .45• Man or woman wanted to SYRACUSE - 0• · room horne. ... ...,,. C. H. Benson , and D D. Cle· Mrs. Raymond VanMeter and 1 rUBES 4 12 tlr 6 18 __3 tP_I Free df'mon~lration. Po m- •plus hx service and collect from coin bath, porches. Uti1ities, on ~ son of Youngstown visited re00 00 WE GLADLY loan a Blue Lus· eroy Landmark, Ph wv 2· Opf'n 7 davs each weP.k 1 operated cl&:arette, candy, level lo1. ~ · down. i 1953 Chevrolet standard shift. cently with Mrs. Mabel Ventre Carpet Shan.pooer with 2\81. 6 18 3tr 8 a m to 9 P m tee & other - 1chmes. This 11 RACINE Large 7 - room Good motor and tires. S e e Meter. purchase ol Blue Lustre excellent puslttun that can hom•, II'. bath, hardwood Tom Stobarl., Racine, OhiO. Mrs. Lettie Meredlty, ColumShamlJOO Baker furniture, be worked full or pari time noors. full t"'sement, hot 6 18 3tc bus, spent several days with For Rent 1 Pen;ono selected must have water heat. 3 • cor garha.geh, Mr. and Mrs. P.F. Koblen-. Middl':"port. I 10-12 houn per w.. ek, ser 1 1 1 10t d out 01 1a 1962' · PONTIAC. $2250. 4 door YO 111 6 16 6tc - - - -· Nut Oaor f.o Rutland B•nk i eve an Th L d' p led by Mrs. Ada Morris spenl a · Pome. .':::;=:;:::::::=:::~~:;:-;;' 1 vtcablecapital. auto and $600 to [ water. bardtop, Catalina. blue fin· the epresident or s Sylvia rayer Zwilling, few days in Columbus wltll ·-_____ HOUSE F'OR REN T m ish. automatic transmission, 54200 HtH SALE - Mexican Tomato ro}' 3 rooms and balh Call -· LETART- 8 large room home ' d th 1 f h s M Mar'on W l h , II H H<>lm~s, WY 2-3575, &Iter 5 p.m. 6-20-tfc l 0 McCOY. AUCTIONEER I WRITE: I bath, storm doors and win· power steering, power brakes, opene e meet ng o t e Y· rs. L ec . p1 n:1 1~ Wi i:-1m . "" - ·- _ ___ _ Chester, Ohio. radio and extras 910 Broad· racuse Ladies AuxUiary of the Mr.and Mrs. D. M. C1elamt · 3 23 Uc Svra~use. 8 8 trc FOUR ROOM fumi,hed apart.. ' Dt.-ctor. Dept, 0-65 i ~~;:· ~e;::e~l. lots. Beautilul -ay. Mid-dleport. · Call WY 2- Volunteer Fire Dept. In the were In Marietta on buslne" ment. ~hollP WY Z-5435, 212 ' AIII'THINH:JI FEDER:&L MACHtNI CO. 1 5281!. · 4 29 tfc Council room at town hall Mon- and called on Mr and Mrs. 1\<I~N tOU usr;: ABC Clellllerl S. 5th Ave., Middlepor.. c.mfllii!l' .!le!;"jn P.O. Boxll01 I Virgil Teaford, Salesmaa day night, June 8. John Ro\Yan, Belpre. .. ,,... Swrag• Ptao" you get · 6 t9 31c QUI.. 111'•~ Llttto Rock, Ark. · WY Z-37!8 19 3t p 195,3 Chc'1(roWiet StLatlonJ~agon, Eileen Clark, chairman of jhe Recent vlsiton of 'Mr. and 6 100 00 0 nson, Lola Kay Greer fund reported Mrs. Marion Wood were Mr. biR bf>~:~uuful empty closet -f -.'l'tte I'Dftf: • ·taataet Giving Name, Addrea•. Tel& -=.=~;o::::=;::::::;=7.=;:;~ · :::;:=~ • · · m. · "'· '• m •••·han.. lor aiJ;Ibe TWO BEDROOM house In Mill- I (. BI\AU•'Ili\D phone and Other Particulan. c: 1685 Lincoln Hg1s., Phone had been $202 collected. aod Mrs. Virgil Wood, Athens, · ·· dle~ft call on Thursda)s • A. ··oR SALE In Middleport, 4 WY 1.868 6 19 3 r·~~n·. Ol'('UIJIPO by tbe ramlly'l ,.......... u-cme ' . ·-~ 2 ,. . tp Mrs. Zwilling resigned as and Mr. and Mrs. 'lbeo Mora. ~ -1 ~ bedroom brick house, 1A •II'""' •luttunu"' ~ere'1 bow It and ~- -• ·1..1.,._ • • 11 tf• 1957 Ch I t 2 d H T 'd t d'd M B t tr etp ,. ' baths, lot and a halt, out of evro e. , ''OJ , . . pres1 en , as 1 rs. et y Ioca I. ""rks Bnn~ io all your Reimoiideiied::fi;ai;ci;.~fiitR- 1 ;::.========--=~1 Real Estate For Sale high water . Nice location. VB automobile Extra dean Hayes. as secretary and Mrs. Larry Bsiley has enlisted "1011 .. , clnlllPs or eaD us for Re~ lhwt Boor unfum· See by appointment, or call Inside and out. Late model Clark and Mrs. Ada Slaek in the Air Force and Is slationr~<·k-up and we will "Prof.., lshed, 4 room an4 bath apartEXPERIENCED WY 2.2885 or WY 2-3250. Blue Mist Paint f795.00 will were elected respectfully to fill ed at Lockland AFB, Texas. ''"""lly" drv Cleao them at menl. Middlepor~ WY 2-31174. ' ,r,.,LI,_., 0• IO tfc trade. Mason 773-5282. the unexpired terms. Ronald Clay and Larry Cle161 re~ular rares. '""h lr.. molb 6 17 6tp AUTOMOBILE \..II ..Riu f'li;;~<lrl· -~~~~~ - - -- 6 t9 3tp Several money. making pro- land left Saturday for Ft Knox, pr<~nfing llnd ban~ them up HOUSE. 4 rooms Furnished, $40 FOR SALE: Earl Frfl(!ktr rarm I jects were 4,.iscussed. Sympathy, Ky. where they are tald.ni lor storage In ,..led ceolar- I month. Minersville, WY 288 lgnmenf POMEROY - Two bedroom Peach Fork, 2 modem houses i LAUNCHES SATELLJTE Getwell and baby cards were training with the Army U lzed ba~s and when you are 3312. Btp AND frame home with bath. hard· barns, chicken houses and l VANDENBERG AFB Calif sent. serv... 6 15 readv lor them. nell fall, call, i wood f1oors, automatic gas other buildings, 14S acres, for . (UPI) _The Air Fore; Attending were !he ahove and. Bobby Wilson, student , at us or le' our rou1eman know I · 4 rooms furnished . i I' heating, full basement, back sale or rent. , launched a Thor·Agena rocket· Mrs. Agnes While, Mrs. Edith Ohio Stale University, spent a and they w!U be . handed to $40 00 a month. Minersville. ! porch, 50' lot in good neigh- Thompson •omo on Eagle i powered satellite -probably in Hood, Mrs. Naomi London, Mn. few days wllb Mr. and Mra. YOll cleaner brighter and WY i:-33l2. 6 16 6tp I borhood. Have FHA commit. Rtdge, three acres, com· the Discoverer series -from Clara Lavender, Mrs. Marie Thomas Weber, before golDs newer Remeber the s1orage FURNISHEO- apartment.- -3 ! ment, 30 year loan on this pletely modem~ ~00. I this West Coaat missile base Rizer, and Mrs. Mlldred to his home In Rochester, N.Y. ts Free. Pay Ne~f Fall OD rooDl!l aod hath. Call WY 2- WY 2·2143 Po.,..roy, 0, property, payments approli· Double ..., •• m excelent Friday. Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Will, Delivery A B C Cleinerl and MIS. 6 IS 6tp ~~::;::;:::::::::=::====1 mately $50.00 per month. condition, IS29 Nye Avenue, [ It wa the second launch of Syracuse. spent Suoday over> Sillt1 Laundry Maoon w Va -- - - I, Cash required $500.110 which Pomeroy, $3750.00. . such a satellite this week. Tire whelller the ~vehicle at- lng with Mr. and Mra. D. M. 811 3-5M3. 4s 11t11c ' SMALL apartmen~ suitable for FOR LIGH'I back·hae se.Vice, Includes down payment and tl. acreo !arm, Leadmg Creek ' AJr Force did not announce tained orbit. Cleland. 2 men. Air condiiioned. Phone call or contact: Earl R. closing costs. 30 acres bottom land, 70 ac· =.....:..:.:.:..:.....:::::....:..:........::..:.....::::..:.:....:::..:...::....::.::..::...______...:.:.:::..:::______~~ GUNS between 5 and 7 p. m. WY 2- Werner, Construction. Phone IIIIDDLEPORT 3 bedroom res tillable: all utiUti.. , We bt.t]o, oeU and trade Jlltll _ 5440. 6 18 3tc_ WY 3-2'169. o 17 6tp frame home with bath. gas house with bath: bam and I!U WelllD!ln. l..et WWiam,... FOUfl ROOM furnished a)lllrt- PIANO tuning. Newman Bur- fired hot air heating, excel· other outbuildings, $8.500.00. ~t Tiffin Jewelers, Pit-. if. ment. Pbone WY 2-3858. delle, Middleport. WY 2- lent location. Have FHA com. 41> acres with house and Olnl PleUIIII, W. Va. 5 27 tfc tc mitment 1$8700.001, 20 years, other buildings, State Route 1 18 30 5246 10 11 '.fc .. ~ · "'""'~'--:--:--cash required $1000.110 and 7, 3 mJies from Tuppers FOUR R()I)MS. bath and base- FOR- YOUR Bulldozer 1lk. ood cred ~•nDJLIIl •-·-n- •-- ment, furnace heat.P b o n e Phone w•· U455. l'aul L. Bal· g it. Plains, ~.500.00. M lb •u~ w•w• ~ ...,.. WY 2 ..19 4 Z8 11 IIIIDDLEPORT - 3 bedroom Reed IJome on u erry, a-Iled? l..ost •uur opera· ~ · _ c ley, Pomeroy, Ohio. R D 2. ' frame home with bath. gss p omeroy, $12 ,0110 ·00 · ll!r'l Call WY Z.2fllll 4 ROOM apartment with bath. 6 I 30tp heating, utility room. and 71 Acres Chester Township, M lite Phone WY 2-SliBS. •• front porch. On level 1ot near modern house' barn • chick • 58 tic both schools. $10,000 00. Will ' en house, garage and other Unf•Jmished house. 4 I'OOitll POMEROY' OHIO qualify lor VA loan. buildings, $8,500.00. FOR SALE uu'ity and bath i65G Point . WUUam ln&els, Salesmaa ALL OF above real estate SINGER DESK type, II k e Lane. POOH!I'oy Phooe WY ~ In tho Hurt of WY 2-U7! can be financed. For further new. Zig zags, makes but· 31174. S 3 tic THE AMERICAN RUHR Harol• Collins, Saleoman information, call WY 2-2720. tonbola, overcast.. blind l'HHEE and lour ooo'b tumlsbeWY z.me O'Briea " crow Realty Co. ha, dlollns. etc, Guar•n· .., and uDfllrnllbed apart. General Rail Estate I II 3tc 6 18 31c!_ 00oo teed. Bel•- 137 81 or $6 menta. WY 2-M34 12 8 tic hrvlce ro=R::-:S"A~L"'E'":"'H se-:-be-s-,.ld""e-::-the FOR SALE: 7 room• and bath, monlbly• Phon• WY 2·2204 - - and- onfumlshed ---RuDand Road · tc · FURNISllF:!J Bradbury school, call WY 2· house 011 6 19 5 ==c-::::==-=p==capartmenta. Inquire •t the CUCKLIR RIALTY & _ 1_9_6tp_ KIRBY SWEF. ER, complrte Obio HoW. !1-~r l'lrooio WY ._._ FOR SALE : Modern lbree able. Kenneth Searle. SH z. With P"•·•r polisher Can't be MODE~ 4 room •nd .. bath Box 229 .,.._ bedroom home, 3 year• old, 5012. 6 11 30ic f @) ! Co. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY • 1 Television~Revue oui IIOIXIO&- 1 Loo Ang. This little jewel 1J the one for tho rr.ouna at boort. Red 1961 Corvair MonZII Coupe BLAETTNAR'S Major Leal'"' Reoulta .;...guo (1st game) Phlla. 800 002 flOO-r 1 8 0 New York 000 OliO 01- I 8 2 Mahaffey, Robeuck 191 and Dalrymple. Willey, Bearnarth QUALITY 'ltepublfeanl. Line Scores I j HOLLYWOOD (UP)) -'lbil hlng an election year, tbe tlewa_Gl h "averaae" dthen oro • lemporary d • mao d aaala. 'lllUI tlun wu keen inlerest Thuraday nl&bl in NJIC. TV'1 study of 10111e of the politleal attlllldeo ot 1 "typical" llllall toWl!. At lime• full of earthy llfBJtrool8 warmth, at limea toughly revealing, and at ttmoo juot plain upruarl0111, tbe on.. b a u r loot by David Brinkley at Sa· lem, N. J., pop. 8,800 wu entitled "Election Year In Averagetown." One naturally won· den abuUl tha reeopllon the Pt'Oiflm got In Salem: but, In any cliO, llle bell way to wateh It waa to bop In mind the n.-k'a oilempl lA> ohow a typical situation. not an isolated one Somo prellmlnariea are In orler. Ted Yates, director and co-producor of the hour, pyo, accordJne to NBC: "Welul we """""ved the Idea ,., approadlecl h Censlll Bureau In Waohlngton and aoked for help in IO!eclfnl our 'typlea1 town.' We said we ,.anted tA> lind one that had voted with the national average in recent national electlons and lllpulat.ed our other req.ili-ements. Tire bureau fed our speclfleaUons Into our computers and out eame Salem. , . Th.,.. Is no liUdl thing as a purely American small town. But Salem hu proportioned Its voteo almoot identicaUy with the national porportion In the lallt three presidential electiom. We feel that it lndicateo IIODielhlnf of value in terma of predlctkm." In terJrui or predlcllon, according 1o the NBC experlenca and poDsten In Salem. Pres!· dent Johtllon is the dlolce in the coming election. And when tile network was abnut Its bual· neu In that town, Henry Csbot wao the lavortte fa< the I _... portnl& of I 1111111 fDwiL , . ~5;1 Oo ...... pJd tbe "'..,_., ~ paklllld, -··- ......... .. _ -ClfleD IIOUlelll: 'Die ~ ..... let peGplit ~ . . illkll ,.U die DiaiD lllljor ilul NlYeL lome Gl die NDI'b to lba lo,Yolpeople, Wilh tonJp CIU.. affairs next and uoemplo)IDIIII ·tar • 10111 after tlla~ Wbal dld the peof)a ~. wwry abclul lllDIIT Mooey, uJd tbe r_.t, 'I1Ie Qna>l lhrllll: Levant lo a guest on ,.;;.-_;;.;;.~! Beyond these poiH7fe IIUb- "Celebrlt;y Gllltjl" Jul1 I. jects, bowever. and in leylna to 1ir1Jt 1!llalno May appeat"l oafl down IOliltl Gl h econom- day em NJIC.TV'I "'''o da 7'' lc and 10eial preaures tllal re- .... lUll In Individual pollllcal tiC- Nm 'ftiUrlday, the liOns, Brinkley and bb <»I- lOIIi styllot Mabel Mercer leagueo atteq>led to olso otfer 1erta1na on "Today." ~ ~ . I , ,11 'I I I •• 'fRED uSswiLL ' w ··I WORE LOOK LIKE~ HI\NP DA1l y 311. Wrlnklo ........ .......... ..... .._ II. Tlwo: I. IT. A - . materfol Chester I I BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY aired U.OV.lilea4 ff. Aalotaad fonn ta. BaYoty te.Short sOCiety • Notes I I {lt /fb _,. <'l.:n- IIOWJi - LG- a.IDDPdoneln&" rtrt I RUTLAND DISCOUNT STORE I •• I. Buret. Prayer OpenS DAILY CRYP'l'OQUOTE- Bere't llew te work lt1 AXYD{,a.A.&Xa Meeting of .. LO:NG.J:LLOW One letter limply an& tor aaotbal' Ill ,.,._ aamn~a A tor tiM three L'' X lor tbl two 0' · ..- '- uled tropbl.ee. tbe len.gth •· ete. 8fnrle letter., a.po .. Back . .y •&..- --~ ..... ~onnattoa ol the wonll are all hlnta. Auxiliary 1 0 o...•- • 1 I 1 -'tt I Wh IAI' k Bra Service 1 Bl aettnars -------=-=-.= Au "'*'"' esu. I ~:: !ri !urn!sho< apartment.5 p hone • .a. I:Jrrptopom Qaota- AUWNTBTIIVt CIBQO "I kiiOW JGU'rt • new oountelor hen at olllltp, Hlalna. but 11tlou&ht anyone WIIUkl know better th111 to tell 1h• ldda to hav• funl" WJEH RADIO 5:00 Community Newt P!OGRAII LOG MONDAY YIIIIOVGB FRIDAY 5:!10 World, National Newa 5:11 Spotlight em Sporll 6: li Sl&n 011 5:15 Weatber 1:15 Mtlllcal Clock 5:30 DlnJW iltUIIealt 7 :JO Newt Hud"MI 6:00 S"naet Blvd, 7:111 SigD Off 7:11 MuoicaJ Cloc:k SATURDAY 7.45 Tba Ulellaa 1:18 SlgD Oo a oo .Oblo vane, Newa 6: 15 Musical Cloca Uli World, National NQt 7:45 Tha Ll!ellM 8 10 Sports 8:00 Ohio VallOJ Newa 8:1S W81tller ~ 8:11i World, National New 8 18 Mualcal Cloc.l: 8:10 Sporta Today 8 ·SS OommllllltJ NeWI 8·15 Woodier Plelun II 011 ~ G1 tba Towo 1:11 M1181cal Cloc:k us Mason County News l :lil N..,. 10 00 Famt11 Worship a8:00 M1181cal O'JCII . 10 1i Public Soo olea t :30 8ciot8 & SIIJrY Tlml 10:30 l..aii!IIIIrlall t :45 Faml1)l Wanblp 10 SO World NeWII U :00 IIIIH'lllttl M•kJdles 10:"" Newtt 10:5 High Seboal Bll Pande f !"CCOJll l'l1da,y. lO:Iii NeWI Belli Rlnll 11:110 Army Time · 1H6 NeWa 11:30 Speclal C~numm~o1 115li ~~C~:tll~~ntr NeWI Pr011f81111 12 till 0 Ntw~ 12:011 News laDdUp U. N8W11 12::111 BulleiiD Board 121~612:25 Newa 0 Grama 12 Jli llaJ Weatber 12:30 Saturday MaUOea ~ tO BalleUO llorird 1:11 ..... 8Mt U 2i 0 Grams Z: 00 Saturday Mallnee 30 Agent 2:51i NeWI Belli ~ u 46 Go Round So., 8a"'"'-J M-a15$ S: SS News Beat ., oo llllclng w!III Doa 156 4:. Top 'flo • 00 • BNitlt 5:110 Newt Summary I 56 Noii.. ·~!oat II: 15 l>loner Musicale 41111 a- u 100~~= •=• a.- 7:so aa UIA{, If WlfJ XOB NTNSILQ ~ NOT~CEI • Room•· . ...near. ' .\ MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS · The tax books.are ,JWW open for thl ~une 01' Second half collection of tile 1968 Real Estate taxes. Also lor deUnqu~nt tu:·CU1Sing date will be July }.st, 1964. . HOWARD I. I'RAMK ~"" (0 tV T .~~~~~ -~~~~o::""',·,.·...,,,:;.. _!,.l,!'!_!!,;,'!!,!'·,!'"""'~.!.:'!,··,.'......!'!..,;~·,." ~',.,·.,.·,~.u,.~..~' ,'.,H.! . .,.! ! . ! u. ! ~"r"·,'".!'~!!!. .-!..!!' WIA• :".:0 Qorp(:uqwte Tlt:IC GR!o:-'TEST SKIU.. AT KNOW WIIIIH TO DIIICUD.-<lR.WI.Uf t ·-Kloo---.... -~ Radio WMPO MONDA! ftiJUI I"'UDA y 1:00 Sip Oo 1:00 SigD .., N... 1:05 Country llllllc 'nml 1:01 Saered ae.t 1:20 Coun~ Jamboree 1:20 Coomlry Jamboree 1:31 Jollll llarml 1::10 hrlll flowa 7:05 Breskf1181 Party 1:35 Paul Bowaa 8:15 Jones Buick SIIft l:t:> lllelp Cl f111. Ezt. 10:15 The Good Life 7:00 News 10:31 Mualc Ia Tha Air 10:45 Tbll b Mualc 7:06 1'1117'• Qlapel 7:111 Newa U:OI Top Teo $bow 11:31 Top Teo llbow (Dulfolll) 7:31 Plck• llardWin ('l'uei.-Tblln.) 12:00 N0011 News , .... 11: II lllnsJral lolartWrl ,_ 7:50 News lleporl I:IIU Breakfaat P~ 11:10 Ref. Merlin 'hell 1:10 Rota Food Bullet 1:00 Platter Par!;!r 1:111 Van Palrldt · ilpirll 7:00 Sundown Sarenada a:• Babr ~Wifl.frl 7:30 Sip Of! 1:611 Opea Hauaa t:OO News llllNIJAY t:OS Collel . W1tb Jlllel 7:06 Sip Oo 1:45 Belly Newton 7:30 11\illldl CIIJ Bapllll Hoar 11:00 IIIIDIII8rlal " - · I :OD WIDp of Healloc U:li Couotr7 Drill. . 111-W t:• llll>le Speoko to YllU 11:16 . , _ CL fll1. Jtn.!Ua 10:00 Voice of Prophecy 11.11 .U.C. ~ 11:35 WuiL lllporll 1o Peapla 11;18 rllllliJ Wonatp..-1\an. 11:00 Sunday Sbow 11:6 'l'ln7'a Ccamtzy ll,y11:00 Noon Newa 11 oo Noae Report 12:18 Chrlatlaa Hour 12:10 Gcluo~-'a Clulli Slaroll\t. 11: olll Rev. !lerlio Teeta 11:a lloolc Jaal ror Yt11 · l:OII 8llJ.y Graham •rli Blaetmu Sllow-Tuioll. 1:115 Lutheran Hour •:a '-1 Newa " l:UO Tbo Owreh AI ~tilt 4:M -llill S.:.... 1:00 Couiltry B;ymo 'l'lmerl 1:• Newt U3 World In Reflew 7:10 ISIIa oa l:oo Baptist Hour II.&T\J.KII.ll 7:1111 SliD Off I - I,_ ,__,______ QOU LXNZL 4 p U .-J UK G H K U I r - •"" two t;_ .._,., - - • are dlft-.t. 1:=======::::::::;1 on Rt. No.Golf 248,Course, II> mileo Chesler 2.2 past ac- t-~=~~,.....--=;--; ROOM double at 139 ButterBalance due 8 payments of WY 2-38'14. 12 tfc res land. frnlt trees and nut Ave. Very reasonable. f/.o3 pe month. Phone wv THBEE bedr•IDm house on Lh> Prof-ionol Dry Cloan•"i shrubbery. Forced hot air OWner wllliiDilllce part. E. H. 2-2204. 6 19 5tc coin Hill. Pon,..rO) phone and Shirt LAundry heillitiJ!, wen water. Keith Hedrick, ISS Butternut Ave., WI 2-3348 or WY 2-2118. ~· 1 Hour Cfeonino Chaffee, Call: Chester 1165- Po-- - , . 0 ' Phone WY 28 1 l2tp 4.,..20 ---:------: __ ttc--:,._,,.. ond a..oiri,.. 3120. 6 17 6tp 2670• Employment Wo~nted Zt~oe" 11 ==--c:=:-::::---:--:-- IN SYRACUSE, three bedroom 10 lbL Dry Cr..nlrti $2.00 FOR .;ALE: Two bedroom modem homo, near scbool, fiLTERED WHITE t;AS 1 WJOOW, wants hoosework 4 Oli<;OUNTI _ house, Grant Stree~ Mlddlee- Modem. !Mutated, •all board For boats at our nf>W l>nal days a wee> Lorena Snyder. PICKUP I DILIVIRY port. ~ WY 2-3194, or . heating, larga lot 72 I 295. i.)ock. juat <)opnsJtP nur Rose Hil., Pomeroy. see Balint Walburn. 1 Ph""" f a. m to 5 p. m. WY ftatioo on l.ht> river I 19 3tp 1 ABC CLEANERS ==-,--:--=__.:1 17 &tel 2-3974: Evtnlnll, 7 tA> 9 p. m. ~OtrSEWORK, norsing in ' & SHIRT lAUNDRY HOUSE for aale: 1 .'0011lll~ WV l-:ufl 6 2 tfc 1 the home. boby sit, clean- I nww MoiOn, w. Vo. apartm•Pts, Muol ..n Loca~ ~ .J ing . Ag"e' Ru!IChel, 8oJ: Sll. ed near downton· Pomeroy ., "'·""~J.J, tlllh Hartf'"" · w. va . Phone WY 2-5!31 or WY z. ....,... rrtr . 7 8 19 ltp IlEAnNG, PlambiDL Maelkr ----- --. -P'laoaca ~ Braaen. ~-73:_.__ I 2 tfc RUTLANt - Lovely 3 • bedPIANOS , ,__...,...,;IPAINTING, . interior and ex· Ill Eoot 111ree1, .._ room house with II> boths, lnaurance eWUIILITIIR Vol . t'AV less for fine home terior contra~ts wanted. Ro- trGJ'. n 0111 WY Z.Ma. closetl gaiQI'<!, sioker fir. turm.-tr1ngs II Bakel fi'urnl· ser Cullums. 208 Butternut. 7 :&0 de JOHNSON. -..,...,- l•uro- O!d lorcoll ~ot -tr heating. eBAUIWI~ mr• In Middleport Oh1o Tel. WY 2-2882. Jnd or"i-11 F-•MOUt arranged 111itable for ~~"""' )D All fol'llll til In e 18 6tp l~~r~iitiiOIOhw;;w;:-,iPiiii-iiiiillllliiiiilliofMI surance 4 II tit' all ! BRANDS Jun .Jnbllloa and cfflce or beauty . ailon, H..liDC newly d....,&ted, . Nice front 1 U~F.O wnrk pants and 11hirf!l, llud 1 ........, "'"""· ll&fc Corner locaUon, two For Sale or Rent • - · -· .Jtlto lore• &d v••n wwt., lfftUl"Vd Carl ..;hevalier, L.on ·~ ~~ ..r~~m ., ~..t lots wlih z.c~ !Illrage . •12,· I ~ .. ~ " 6 17 3otp •HOUSE for rent Of' sale, by we ..... •• •t.eo Help Wanted 0110. SPwer Mac-tnnei . ._, ..... , ... --, _ _ __ . _ _ monthly payments on land . "l'ictm Tro"'" - . . f'{IR UI,E - M-.lr·an tnmstn cnntrac·t 532 Mlll Street Mid· ln-oillo 118• , W~TTi!ESS .wanted. Apply In Panlhle Marlilu, .~Iuman I& lfJ Uill 1:.11 wt Ulll'• 11111 • Ntd'l person. Sportsman Bar. Ponlplanta. WlitiaiD H. Holmes, dlejl011. 'PboM WY z-.~2112. I 19, ltc 7 Zl tit' oroy. • i 18 3tc Syrte~~~~, I I Itt t II lit told from new. Perfect runnine conctition. Guaranteed BOATERS t :::a: - TMAT'I 'WHY . lv HAIIOI.J) GRAY coW.' WELt., Y'GOT A COUPLE NICE CATS. SAND¥. DOZEN Q.IICI{ENS: N()W A f:E W OUCI<S AN' <3E~' Y'LL HAVE A ~ ' 'YE~ PROPEr! FARM HSRE; I ; l I I SO THAT'S WHAT THE>' A BLISTER ONMY ILI'alat - .J • !I 1 1 ' f. YETI �\ ) ' Church P'urpose ' • •• ' 1-DIIly Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middlapart, 0., ~' 20, ,..., • t- . Mainly About People In Pomeroy lsReadfot Mission Group The reading of ''The Puf1l'OH' . o1 Unite<! Proobyletian Wo- 1 men." from lhe .. Dill" Wllll ! reed ;n uniJOn to ope ttl!. rtl· uJar InHtlnl Jl lOt S}'T'at\.llt ' First United Prtobylerlall : Church MiMion~r: Soc-It':) , l"ri- 1 dfiY ro,m, J ~,.,.,. 5, •t the bome oi ,",lllt5 V'J'ani:.. ~uma w 'l'!lt p~kltnt , Mn. Jamee QH!rk , rfl*d aod Con~ , que!l<.'f of MinioN ," followed by praye:. Roll caU wa' ttntWer~ with 11 IL'rtpture vent ~· nine membera and three · 1VEA'I'REI • Parll7 cloacly, ......, uo1 . . mid. Falr btl w1r111 IIIIIPI· Pari~)- eloudy ...._, - ... _ ·----~ 1¥. . :....,• r. n. ~....." lJI r~e I - ·-- 1 NO. 58 ' I ' , ..."' :~ POMEROY..Wobt.EPoRr, OHIO ' . Minutes of the lasl meeting was read by Secretary Mrl>-r._ Mavme Holmes . Treasurer's re- i "J by Mrs. Harry Potts. , Names of Missionaries to be prayt'd for was read by Mr11. · Pearl McBride, and prayer given. j Ml'>. Holmes, led the Bible study from the book "Be What , You Are" a otudy culde on Colossians and Philemon by Geor· : ge L. Hunt. Mrs. Thomas Clark 1 Sr. read an article from "Con- , serne". The meeting closed wlth a Benediction given in unison. The birthday of Miss Frankie Mumaw was observed with Ute I slnglng of "Happy Birthday" by the group ond !be serving of a decorated cake and jello 1 fruit salad and iced tea by Mrs. Ada Slack. Miss Mumaw , received several gifts. were the above and Mrs. ard Roush , Mrs. Mary M. dle, Mrs. Titus Pickens, Albert Durst and Mrs. Weto!el, ol Columbus. l~;;ilc"::b~:; I I The~.~~ week ago Sunday at one ute past midnight, ended directora of the Transit Authority (MTA) day approved a new contract. DALLAS - Lawyers for Jack Ruby, Yibose mind ia reporled deteriorating rapidly in h 11 death cell, were to Pro'' "' I ... .. : . . . 22, 1964 Around And About Middleport Vagrant Bee Frank, Nelsonville; third, the tha Roadster Pony class, 10 moutho. Champion in the egg ena. Placfna were oecond Lao Aristrocrat, owned and ridden inches or UDder . Placin{. were, and spoon event was Bill Baer lvana's Dare,~ aDd by Bob ~'razee of Wellston lind second, Star Fire. owned lind riding Chico. RunnenHJp were, by Pam FrbM of Wellstoot, fourth, Flame, owned and rid· ridden by Hnwarol West , Pom&- aecond, DoJUU> Allen, Atbens; third, JUl. owned lind ridden by en by Kay Dye of Tuppers roy; tlllrd, RedBird's Son, Ike riding Kentucky Pride; third, Lawre110e Part0111 Poim PJea. Plains. Lewla, Cl1fll>n; and fourth, Ron Cooper, Marietta, riding sant; fourth, owned IIIII Aristocrat threw a shoe at Billy Boy, owned and ridden by Colwan Rock; fourth, Sheryl ridden by We&lle p.....,. of the beginning of the Engllah Charles Dye, Coolville . Williarna, Rutland, riding Ton- Pl. Pleasant, and 61th Genluo class which impaired hiJ per· On the lighter side of the ka Watan. lind fifth, Darla Marilyn, owned and ridden by formanee. show, contestants vied for Stanley of Athem, riding Royal Mary Jaoe Tennant of New Redbird Starlite, a splrtted cbamplon egg carrier. After Be. Haven. ' bay, owned by Lester OUnger narrowing the field to eight, The top Engllah Pleasure Twenty ponies were entered and driven by Bob Greer of Judge Powers asked that the horse was Needle, . owned and in tha Weslem Lea<! . In pony New Haven, tonk fii'SI place in spoons be placed m the nder's ridden by Sherry Blickle of Atlr (rider six or under) clasa. All entries were given trophlel. rirusea GtDg~r, ~~~~In the Tennessee Wallting Horso clasa. The winner was Grand Finale, owned and ridden by Jim Singellon of Logan. Go Boy's Honeymoon came in seo- BJarned ID • Accl•denl ond, owned and ridden by Keith Zimmerman of Albany. In the Western Pleasure horse , clipped mane and taU class, Rio Concho, owned and A vagrant bee caused Sunday in Syracuse Suoplement To ~ ridden by Jerry Woodard, Rio Grande, took first, second wu Rolian, owned and ridden by Kay Allen of Atbena; third. Ro. yal ROJ<, owned and ridden by Howard Lawson of Hamlin, W. Va.; fourth, Peppy Kimball, owned by Jeanne Morgan, ridden by Kathy Morgan, Middl• port; and fifth, Dot McCue, Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. 01tiO ond The GaUla Times, Gallipolis . Oblo ,. SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1964 ' JUNE 1964 JMtWffl. •123456[: 71910111213 · 14 IS 16 17 11 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 2627 282930. DRIVE·IH . . ' . Father's Day WBI celebrate<! by Western Judge Bill Powero, ward, Rio Grande, riding Baby more than 600 horse fans at a quarter horse breeder, · of iDoJJ ; fourth, Bill Baer, Miners11th Annual Horse Show Sun- Huntsville, Ohio. ville, riding Chico, lind fifth, c,.sponsored by the Meigll Rollan also placed second In Beverly Allen, Athena, ridin1 !""""'~ Riding club and the the Western Pleasure Horse, Chico. Post No. 39, CUpped Main and TaU clau, Betlna Peavine, owneo and 11 Legion. and third in the Weslem Trall rldde11 by Corol Ball of Atbena, we<ek·l Deapfte the beat and humid· Horse class. captured the trophy in the E!lf· ton1 bua strike ended at ity, 177. entries competed for Mils Allen wao sel~ from llsh Three Galled, fUll mane minute past midnight today. The m the 16-elalls show at 11 parilctpanta. Placmg in the and tall, clau. Judging the Eng. first of 1,311 buses were order· !be Rock Sprfng.s fairground. Jr. Horseman ship class,. II or Uah clal.!e< wsa George Todd ed to besin aervfna more than Jumor horseman of the show under, were, second, Sheryl of Jronll>n. llunnerHp were, a half·mllllon commutera in foo was Kay Allen of Athena, rid· Williams. Hutland, riding Ton- second, Bronze King Cbmplon, Southern Callfumla counties Rollan. She was selected ka Waksn, third, Allen Wood· owned and ridden by Gerry three boun lately. pon \ fa ' lith Annual Show Attracts Over 600 Horse Fans guestl. MASCN ., . ...... - ~ ::: ·MONDAY, JUNE 1 ··ean en· ttne i;~. -~ • ....,_ .._ - --------- ····-------- ·--·--Oyllon ,... • lllaaderoow.., JlD. VOL XVI KOW' Y0tJ I. . .' ... .. . - - ·: ';, ~ ~ . \ I • ~THEY'VE ~OT ... ,•• ,~ · ·1': "·· .,1''~ ·~~ , . .I ,, '"' 1·'' ;• .,. •( ..: . ·· 1 •• ~. ' owned and ridden by Danny Sayre of Wilkesville . ,.,1·1 ~~ I 'I:he Western. Pleasure pony, first 48 mches to 561 nches - . J,.. :bird Starlite a beautiful 50. place, Princess Am, owned lind lVily after a ~ontest well ,;,on. ridden by Mary Elliott, Albany; r Olinger is driven by Bob second, Chico. owaed lind rid' den by Beverly Allen, Athe""; - - - - - -- -- - - jlbird, Sancho, owned and rielden by Donna Allen, Alb...,; fourth , Doll, owned and ridden by Allan Woodard of Rfo Grande; fifth, Tonka W¥.,~·· · , . owned and ridden by Sheryl Wil· BING DOING IT • 13 Claimed in Ohio Weekend Fatalities ( I' '. Hams. .' ' I The Key Role race was~ won by Pat. ridden and owned by Jim Elias, Mason; second, Ter· Ohfo's traffic death I o II ry, owned and ridden by Paul climbed back to normal during Cain of Athens. third ; Dusty, the weekend with 10 crashes ac- owned and ridden by William iC01mUo1g for at Jeast 13 lives . Greer of New Haven; fourth, A United Press International Bud, owned and ridden by ' survey from 6 p.m. Friday un- Frank Johnson of Hamden; fifUt, til midnight Sunday showed four Major, owned and ridden by SUNDAY, JUNE 21 thru SATURDAY, JUNE 27 May Be Asked To Arbitrate Issues - By DOROTHY KILGALLEN MEIGS THEATRE JOTTINGS IN PENCIL Mayor Wagner may be asked to ar· jlitrate the issues at Radio City Music Hall. A strike by AGVA, one of the ow biz unions, appears likely; the un· n ls asking a 15 percent pay rise. The ouble comes at a time when the Music Hall e~ecu(ives are anticipating bOom . Summer, with the movie version of "The Uilsinkable Mollie Brown" slated for a 'long, ll'ng run " . . . Curvy Irino Demicl\, whose performance on a bicycle provid· ed all . the :sex appeal In "The Longest . Day," seems to be on the verge ot saymg POM5ROY. OHIO A a - easy . . . A . middle-aged actress, fright· fully ladylike in most of her stage and screen roles, really sheds her stodgioess whe!' she ente~'!i~ .at her 1\0me in the trop1es. She g1ves swimmmg part10s at which most of the participants wear no more than Adam and Eve before the Fall. youngsters perished in fires and Dwayne Stollar, Waterfor, 48 three drownings for a total ol Western Pleasure pony 20 accid~ntal deaths of all types. inches and under one, 1 Billy They mcluded Jules S. Slur- Boy, owned and ridden by shiro bois, 54, and his wife, New York Vignette: Milton Berte and his wife, Ruth, were seated at a table next to Billy Rose at the Midtown restau· rant. Billy gpt up and e,mbraced. Huth warmly. Mlltie Sighed; "Stop, Bllly. I ~~1 do," according to the buzzing am- · we11.t through this once before." ong her friends. The name of the lucky · , Tho olhoatioo -..dy flood wt'U roado a fellow is top secret; they'll only say that · While of the World s Fair foroooulfed Oer Bitogto. Oebutltog in Sop....... ao AI(:.TV, "11oo he:s young and a Frenchman . . . Dyan ' eign pavilions are havll)g headaches, lloo c •••• , Show".- hiM .. an ...~itoctural ooo"- wltfl Cannon's devotion to Cary Grant,~ _d>n- · there 11eems to be no shortage of money llmrfy Gotland • his tleYotecl wifo, 1\ey will loavo twa J011n11 <•ughtinues unabated - and unll~rstallltlllble. at some others. Yesterdat the Canbbean She told the producers of the new Rob- Pavilion offered Abbe Lone $10,000 for It will loo Bing's fiost bJ at acting In a continuing Vert Preston musical, "Ben Franklin in ·just 'iligbt lo July. (Who do they i ,,.,... McHugh w~l lio a reoulor io IfNI -.i)o rolo of a ooig•bor. Pari§," that she couldn't come baci to think they are, the Concord.) . .. Pierre New york to accept a leading role . in Salinger's campaign blurbs read: "Let their show because Cary. wants )ler to The Man Who Spoke For Presidents big half-sister Liza MinneDL stay on 111 Montego Bay while be's mak- Speak For You!" Lorna's theme song: "L u ft. log a picture there. . · .· • Your Magic SpeD Is Everywhere." Peter SeJ,lers' heart at~][, ~llicb DOn't be too slliprised If the Post Of· 'BY DICK KLEII'fER ' eallsed lli!ll ~ elilt .frOm. the ~ of K!ls flee dropS tbe Zip Code plan. They Glao Lollobrfcida prizel a HOLLYWOOD - (NEA) Me, St!Jpl<l,. .cost the 111suraoce under- haven't liad much success iii getting It tel....om olped "Vice Pre0 FOO'll.OOSE AND FANCY deal Lyad.. B. Jol!llsoa." IC ~r• a n'IJ1IIoo and • half Y~ dol. ott the ground-or, If you will, Into the FREEWAY ....Qiivla de Havi~ ~. . ... Anthony Qtilnn.. who bou&l!t IJI 1Dall bo~es. ·Too many people 'just don't ooalaias •• lavllalida to I b e land. busily promoting her new llaU.a stu ~ ......... ol .,.._ iBiiDd .off tbe <eoast of Gteece, apment-. liother . . . some switch: Jose Quihtero, film, "Lady In a cage," is capo ly ll·.etfous about. oettllng perm&ije!IIIT_ who became fatnous doillg plays by' Ellreeeplio for Prosllleet able of talking Intelligently a- Keaaed)o It w.. teal lloe daJ In Europe. ·He IUJDIIloned hiS busi- · tene O'Neill; will direct the .lleit 1ndUJo bout almost any subject. lbe pnsldelll ... asoaaaillo'· his bUsineas trial extravaganza for Bulclli . . Stanley In - llOilVersaUon of apod. Giaa.II miCb1 ~, llle ,. high. noon ..for any· Runibongh, I)!na Merrill's estranged bU. · proxiiriately 15 minutell, o h e last doeUIIIOal olped . by ....,. llody from and. actres.O:;'~ ~ / lll!lcl; ~ the dl$:0tbeque set wondering · loocbect OD Parisian wlnlers 9 IY Parker. . about his pew He tllld JqaJ· • (1be snow is dirty), avocackls - ...te............ · ways secretly;,Now . Simpldos, a yqung ilnd pretty one, ba.ve (!bey bave, !be clal1111, a. faeil• . FRANK OVERTON PLAYS J ean do It ,h, • :• ' llecOme frequent duet lil the ·~xpensi"'! lly fqr ~ dieters) and tha 111 Air Foree ~~~~~ In tbe com., ' Jl)llci!s. ' .' • Detroit !liver <II J/1 ~ Ing ·television •• •l..·• ~ ' •' rw.lve lbe illollla, and ieebnlcatty an .,·-:.··' ·~ • Ruling a Home lsa't an EaSJ Job •a ll'lc& CPIII*:i to na· .... • t..o. BiRo, ,.,. llo . . . t;p . . . . . . . . . . 19 1o ....._ Oao of .._ sm•:• L?J ............ ,.... •··~lwloL .It - ............ Another Big Shipment Of CHAIRS Introducing .. . .t !' DON C. WEESE il!" ., romance. ' ,- ,... . . I . . . . . ,.. ...., ,..•.,. paiil ' ..,__ Belp ,_..r IDolv ••• rhto r ...~Uoook ..,. " - Ia ... and Savings Company Member l'ecleral llepaolt lnturanc• Corporation POMEROY, OHIO • a lbauld be called :•:n.. ~traita of , bettoit"}. .. '· KAV j . I ., ' Select yo~rs In the Furniture Department on the 3rd Floor at ~lberfelds in Pomeroy. We'll promptly deliver to your home. ,., · Now B1rbering At ••• WARNER'S BARBER·SHOP l . killed by an auto on Ohio mane and tail, first place,'Kine near Amanda. 1 ' . ' .. '> . > ~ ' ~ ... ·~ • 1 .< .;j ~ I ., . • ., '? beaded .. espert &ave ingon the En&lll(b McllaiD Ia .. ' aerie•• O'Clock Higli. A.ltho?ollh he srew ap dreamln& ~ 1!.otil>l an .av,\a- . tor. OverfA!D ll!ri he. oalY; ftew • plane once. , . 14 1 was iil Chittanooca,' Tenn., 011 • toor with a piay." lie aaya. "AI a party. 1 met a wbo piloted hls own 1J)one. 1le Invited me 'to 10 lip trllh' blm Ud I ·l<.'cepled Baldy, owned and ridden by Marjorie Houck, Circleville; sec- ond, Tony, owned and riddeD by Bob Ridge, >ackson; third, Blaze. owned and rldden by IWLA TO MEET Betty Harrison, Gallipolis; • fourth, Poco Nibble, owned lind 1 The regular meeting of the ridden by Anita Collins, PomIzaak Walton League will be eroy; fifth, Jill's Rocket, owuon Monday , June 22 with ed and ridden by Scott Bierly ~ ~ ~~~;;~,;served at 7 p. m. AI'Jackson. ' ·I meeting and program Barrel Race, first, LitUe Ev. follow the dinner. erett, owned ond ridden by Bolo- Tonight ..• Olivia- Walking Encyclopedia ··- The FARMERS BANK Jim Dandy, Owned and riden by Ruth Elliott, Albany; third, Champ, Owned and ridden by Mike Lawson, Hamlin, fourth. Buddy, owned and ridden by Patty Meeka, Albany; fifth, SU. bedroom of their .home, and at ver Star, owned and ridden by Lancaster, Debllie Thompson, Debbie Tennant of New Haven. RR 2 Amanda, was struck Western Pleasure borse fuU ..r.. one Grace, ley Burdette, Coolville; second, 50, RR 4 Riverview, drowned in the Ohio River when their boat hit a dam near Marietta; in 1 Columbus, Dana Hughes, 2, , and Kara Hughes, 16 months, ; died when fire broke out in the croot--""" . . ?'"DY _., -~ BOOSTERS TO MEET The Northwestern Oil .., Pagt 4) Band 1 - - - - - - - - - - ' Boosters will meet Monday ev· i ' ening in the Rutland High School gym at 8 p. m. The l new band instructor will be ) (Cootinued introduced. Robert MiUer, president, will be in charge of the session. Four Holsteins are Slaiu by Lightning Services will Be on Tuesday For Mrs. Rice Funeral oervleea wiD be held Tuesday for Mn. Bell F. Rice, Middleport, wbo made her home Four purebred Holstein eow1 with her sleplon, Cecll E. Riee, killed by lightning during 38 NeD Ave., Gallipolls Ulllll I early Sunday morning December, and wbo pasaed a• I 11to1m that swept through most way SUnday at llle Pulley NMeigs county. lng Home in Solilh Poinl The cattle, owned by Homer She wu a YMn old, 111 d ..,.. .ICCircle of Racine R. D. 1, were died at t :lli a.m. .Sunday. Sbo ' "while stsncling under a WU the Widow of VIncent alee, lloctJs! tree that wu stnlck by wbo died in lt68. A 100 died 111 electric bolt. Circle valued 1!158. Holslelno at $350 each. Survivinl are the a~ C.. eil, Galllpolla; lllCI a ~ MADS DEAN'S UST ghter, MrL ~ Slover, l\d. W!Hiam Gene )lcKeJvey, ..., dilool. •• , Mr. lind Mn. William A. No- Servbi ftf ,'be at I p;IL of Portllllld, modo tbe .,.,..._, ~ 1\1 Rawll~Ja;. • ae,_ter dean'a liat at ~Is )I• 1 IIliane .IIi Mjll@i, eollege. McKelvey, a port, • • . _ Racine .Jiilb aebool, &r .. • .. • JuniorOf bu~ ~jor and GrMl . . . . ' . ' J't!11.... membor ol Alpba stcma m.;i: " . '· fitJg·~~ :A'. .. v.-..:-., . 117 W. MAIN ST.- I'OMERot .' . - ' " I . I -~-· '• Jllt!j& ,, Willi• . ' . ,. ·, I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 20, 1964 bailey dougals harris jones redmons yeager