http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/2f266dad74ceec9fa5cd116866e1c316.pdf 94b179f4d92cba066deca9230c9db4dd PDF Text Text ------·-- __ ..., ...... ~- . ..... _.,.. ___............. _____ __ _ .,... ; I 12-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, June 25, 1964 - - -·----and children of Columbus visited the put week with her mother, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Downing. Ml . Bonnell cetum· ed to Columbus leaving hls family for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hackett and three cbildren, Barry, Monica and Marsha of Ft. Meyers. Mr. and \Irs. Walton Manley Fla . are here for a visit with , ------------""----------------..:1!1------------------------, Arorrnd And About Middleport have as tht'iJ guests this sum- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gearmer. their granddaughters, ge Hacke~ and other relatives . Yvonne Kay and Susan V Ra- Their older son remained in Ft. ."ueyers. dPI of Kansas City, Mo. Mary Ann Case and Mrs. I , __;;;;;;;;;;;;;;__• Frederick Case of Parkersburg 1~ are guests this Wt'f'k of Miss Mainly About People In Pomeroy Frieda Faehnle The Middleport Garden Club will not hold their June meeting but will meet m July , The club is invited to attend a silver tea Sunday, Jum 28 al the home of Mrs. Roymond Zerkle on old route 7 in Cheshire from Mr. and Mrs. Charles eoeg. I to S p. m. lin d da . Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Geran ughter spent the Jarh and children have return· weekend at Beverly with Mr. ed from vacation trip in Vir- and Mrs. Marshel Miller and ginia and Washington, D. C. family. They visited in Alexandria. Va. Mrs. Mabel Marshall returnwith his brother and family, ed to her home Portland Mon- 1 Mr. and. Mrs . Elmer Gerl~ch day, after 8 ' several days j and famtly and_also went $ t~ht visit with Mr. and Mrs. H. E. I seemg m Washmgton, D · At Cooper. Norfolk tloe) visited tbe Doug· Mr. and Mrs Fred Blaettnar las McArthur. Memorial. Navy returned home Tuesday evening Yard and A1rhese. They also after a weekend visit at Cam· spent some time at Natural bridge with their daughter and Br1dge, Va. enroute home. son in law, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. ann Mrs. Wendell Ger- Jalll<!s R. Lee. lacb ~d childreu visited last Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fields, week m McConnelsville wtth <laughter, Patricia and son their parents, Mr · a.KI Mrs. Jeffrey returned nome last FriHomer Gerlach. and Mr. and day after a visit in Chicago, Mrs. W. E. Snuth. Ill. with their snn and dough- Top Value! SALE SAMPLE BEDSPREADS Our sample line of Heritage Qutlts (priced only for stoek on hand). Beautiful florals and solids. Mach· ine washable . 1--$12.98 Twin 51••• Reel print Sale $8.00 1--$12.98 Full S i n - - - - - - Sal• $8.00 1--$15.98 Full Sin, Brown Polish Cotton_ $10.00 1--$16.98 Full Solid Color, Gold Hop10cking $11.00 1--$17.98 Full, Lilac Floral _ _ _ _ _ $11.00 4-$19.98 Full-1 whlto, 1 blue, 1 lilac, 1 brown - - - - - - - - $12.00 $15.0ll 1--$22.98 Full, Lila< Throw 1-$24.98 Full, Blue Shantung Stripti _ _ $16.00 1--$29.98 Full, Dark Blue Quilted Acetate $18.00 Solo $1.69 ond $1.89 Odd Lot $3.95 1 Mrs .. Bern.~ Schramm .. of terin law, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Zanesville VISited recently wtth Fields and son and their son her daughtei and family' Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons aQII lam~I> ~e l:s no1w1: m Anzona vunt· mg wtth relatives and plans .to Joseph Fields Jr., who accom· panied them home for a week· end visit. Enroute horne they were joined in Columlrns hy I gv to Ca lifo .. ma for a viSit With their daughter, Mary Ann who her grandson, Mr. and Mrs. accompanied them home for a 30" WINDOW AWNING MATCHSTICK CAFE CURTAINS Oanvas in solid and .itrlp. 36" length, in white (Only 1~ and natural. to sell) where they were called due to · turned home last Friday, after th~ Illness of her m\Jther ' Mrs . ~ a several days visit with her Ehzabeih . M.,. Arn-' · 1 d bro ther m · 1aw , Mr . . m . a Arnold ld IS cas t WI.th broken 1SIS er an !.1 )~nes f~ton~r~- C~~~ in the leg a_nd ankle and Parsons, CharM d Mrs R0 be l H • r. an . · r ar n il b e a bed pat~ent for so me time . Sht> accompanied her daughter to Middlep<orc. They i brecht ano family of Worthing- came by ambulanct: plane ta l ton_ w-ere weekend guests of \thens and she was trdnsfer-j thell mothers, Mrs. Raymond ·ea by the Coats ambulance to Harbrecht and Mrs. Norman Pinch pleated - solid eolor - No Iron fiberglas featur- inl a jacquard weave "Snowflake'' pattern. Cafe h11 braBI coated ring11. CAPE SIZE YALANCI DRAPE SIZE DRAPE $1ZE DRAPE SIZE DRAPE SIZE Colors -Toast. 36" ton1 - Hch ,..not 23" wido $1.95 pr. TO MATCH ··-·--······-······-· · $1.00 45" X 46" •••••••••••••••••••• $2.95 pr. 63" X 46" - ········-·-····-·- - $3.49 pr. 7'1!' X 46~ - ··-····-······--·· - $3.89 pr. 84" X 46" --·- ·--------------- $3.99 pr. Turquoise - Gold - Pink - White - Green PLASTIC TABLE DAMASK Save on washing and ironing. 54" wide in pastel green, pink, yellow, blue. RCA Victor 1964 TELEVISION SETS Sow Friday & Soturdoy an Several S.tl - ConfliDI118 and PortabiM - On Display On Elberfelds Second Floo:r 39c vet. Cannon Terry Cloth Solo $3.00 5 pr. Reg. $6.95 Solo $3.00 7 pr. Reg. $8.95 Sole $4.00 Bargain In NIGHT GOWNS Cool wash and wear cotton crepe in solid color and fioral prints. Waltz length gowns and full length aowns in both regular gize and Extra sizes. Blue Denim DunQarees Helght1 from 89c SIHp In Comfort sa•• to Shad01 are Tsffeta 61" and fabric over Vellum. Lamps are brass and brass plated. Some styles have tone glazed china Ureaka. Washable MaHress Toppers Mid• of Polyurethane lit" to 1lit" thick to fit twin and full size beds. $3.98 69c For Extra Si1.. The reular sizes in white, Mrs. Mildred Zeigler is spend. Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. . re- turned ho!"e Monday evem~g, from M~Igs G~IJeral Hospital hlg two weeks in Beckley, W. Va. with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Zeigler . Mr. and Mrs. Rooney Hill and son, Rodney , Buck han- 39c 1an, w. Il'eekend with Mrs Jean Cooke and Connie and Tommy and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Daven· oort and children visited re· !ently in Bee<ley, w. va. with sons, Randy, David, Greg and Steven of Imperial calif. are the guests of Mrs. Abna Rupe, Rutland, Mr. and Mrs. Rtchard Rupe and family and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burns of\ KITCHEN TOWELS $3 . ~ department for Katz Shift JERGENS-WOODBURY Liquid make·up - Shape stick - Upslick - Preaoto- . more). BEAUTY AIDS Slu 24 x 32 tnchn •' (Usually about a dollar SYLRAY WHITE PANTIES ' make-up. Liquid make-up. [n Regular Size 59c and in Extra Size 69c. Made Your choice with double crotch back to front. ! ed powaer compau::t with mirror. Dream-Glo cream l..ausche offered ment ol his own to cis• tax on tires moll of which are Ohio . relatives. j Pomeroy. Mrs. C. M. Hennesy has re- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence S. turned from a visit in Colum~us with her daughter and ·amily, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harris and sons, Nick and .Jim. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bonnell Jordan and daughters and Ma· ry E. Jordan of Pomeroy were SINGER Clearance Summer enee S. I Jordan, Pomeroy, Heavy gauge, 2 Inch yd. eMetal tonfue and groove elosm:e to keep out dust. eSize 30" X 15% •• x 12¥' '' Bleck, Blue or Olive QUADRIGA PRINT 17· 50 38" wide - 100% rotton. Guaranteed fast colors.Checks, florals, stripes, ~0.00 Columbus for a week. I Mr. and Mrs. Emil PUck-· THE Fabric Shop McCall's Patterns Singer Sales & Service WY2·2214 115W.2n4 -------....J _..,. Ohto 19· Curved slides 14.95 terna . eOn Sale Elberf•lds yard Machanlc Street METAL SUIT CASES tx12foot RUGS Strong three ply wood frame covered with gleam· ing baked enamel sheet metal. a...,. weiibt plaat - Ion ruga. Artnored with pJ.utic - ouy to clean. Paper lining and plastic post-type handle, charcoal color. Size 26" x 15" x 8" - - - - - - $6.95 Size 28" x 15" x 8" $7.95 IPEC:IAL :1-Ptoco $7.95 and $7.69 TankCover Set THROW RUGS Cbenillo In psatel eaton. Complete))" washable. Fill .U tllllto - and otopa Sizes S'x5' and 4'x6'. tweatinc. Nice assortment colors noise. Add new fashioned oolor to old tanks. These framed Ollettes Include many popular sub- :~~~:~Rem-=:~::1 ::~!0_;_ eOn Sale Elberfeldo Mechanic St. Warehouse PAJAMAS FOR GIRLS 2 piece styles and sizes from 7 to 14. Floral prints in wash and wear fabrlca, batistes and seersuek.ert. Sizes are 2 to 14. White only. On oale fOr . , . CUIS GARMENTS-----GARMENTS GARMENTS GARMENTS GARMENTS GARMENTS Not all sizes In all styles latn and N. J. - In Women's RAYON PANTIES On Solo Friday BICYCLES 3 lor Sale $1.50 Sole $2.00 Sole $2.50 Sole $3.00 Sale $3.50 Sale 4.00 $1.95 e2 RACQUETS eNET eBIRDIE e SET OF RULES tnd $]·00 AMF Roedlllaoter Blcycleo. ALL MODELS OF ell. For Boys and Girlo. LAWN BOYS SPECIAL Altl ON IALI AT SALE PRICES THI MIC:HANIC JTitiiT ellloorfoldo -hanle WAIIIHOUSI ltrMtWareheuoe MEN'S FINE QUALITY J!!LUE CHAMBRAY WO RK SHIRTS Fin• y•r11 blue chambray with long ''"""' two button clown flap pock•h• extr• full cui. Sla 141,; to 17 _ ______ $J-19 .. •3·19 $119 • . · Friday and Saturday Bargains, Elberfeld.s- Pomeroy ·· ' . Charles Ren&eloen of Coium- L...:==================::.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ bua, cent, while the municipalities rec·e'ved $135 AI.683 '810 h . or l?. 2 cen1.ti armg were h h" h . ed t e coun es w IC recelv $99d·296th.38btoor hi12 ·6 pehr hcent, an_ e wns ps w IC receiVedi $2I.028.29 7 or 2·6 per per so s ce:·. ~ '~~~~~~ t~e re me Tri-Partite Move Aimed at Berlin and Meigs County wilt be celebrating his 80th man~he s:.•te •· • . • •1 .... , . , I' ' ! schools $540,B38 "'""T: policy statement, which appeared to invite talks on th e German question, was contained in a "tri·partite declaration" by the three Allies issued in each of the eapo ital5 today. Th d 1 r h" h the - - - - - - - - -- e ec ara ton , on w •c West German government was East German treaty. But It s serves a near y c ure a !ted ·· · th r t sed the 1 New ArU n.-n. .._. · . .. . . .. . . Iclosely consu . was a rep y was positive m a1 u to a treaty of friendship and development to call for setU. _.,.,..,.,.<«..'""'~""""',.,...,~~-e-·f"""'t" h" h Russl8 . ment "as soo_n as pcsst"ble" w _. "'""'''"'"""-"'·"'"""'"·'"" '"''''"''•·''"''''··,·--2 ·· -- ·'' r:oop .! ra 10n w 1c · or re lre- : nbus . bonds. M . bo · meTh _nt oid' • strt utiOn w eigs County before deducting the state's sh_are was f/89,619 the Ol 1 D, p d a1ry r0 UCt B'd Awarded I ByEast ern signed on June 12 with the issues involvmg Germany. Communist regime of East . The three Allies declared that reunification of Germany 011 The Western statement was !the basis of sell determlna' negative to the extent that it 'OI free choice by Germllll Germany. protestec· a number of claims ' themselv ~s. remains a and implications in the Soviet- Imental objective." I Bids for dairy products were the county_ ~~i~ed acted upon at the regular the mumcipahties· meeting of the Eastern Local v "fund.- • NE Ohio Method'Ists ote T0 endaII DISCriminabon • •• • ... · and the townships, $36,SIO. The Board of Education recenlly. $55,643 th• county, $100,931, and the township's $36·510. The Bids were submitted by LAKESIDE (UPI) - The North-East Ohio Annual State's share was $5,695. Parkersburg Creamery. Valley Conference of the Methodist Church was 011 record today !!ell and Broughton Dairy with as committed to the elimination of all forms of racial see· Valley Bell receiving the c.on- regation and discrimination within the church. tract for 1964-65 on a low md Delegates Thursday unanimously awroved a resoluof 6c per I> pmt for homogen- tion banning segregation and discrimination. They took !zed _and cbocolal» milk. Ap- the first step in that direction by approving 654-4) the ·pe<!lmllatoly ~1.000, lll8S or- transfer of "Negro churdlet fr.oln the ~&toll Comer· dered paid on current and old ence of fhe Centra! Jurirotction into· the p~mi-nintty ·· acrounts. white conference of the North-Central Jurisdiction. The following teacher. were I The move already hed been given approval hy the ·•Isler given two year contracts, Kt>Meigo County farmers Inter- lhryn Baum, Janice Ciidwell, Ohio Conference and the Lelt:• ested in saving bedding and Nellie Parker, Larry Ritchie, inglon Conference. keeping their cows clean are 1'wila Strausbauch. Robert The pian will eome up for ~ invited to attend the meeting Wise, and Betty Roush , Five nal adoption at the North c.... Tuesday evening June 30 at 8 year contracts were given to Ira! Jurisdiction Conference ill p. m. at the Rock Springs Thelma c.rr. Olive osnorn, Cleveland July 8 to 12. U apo Grange Hall. Harry Parker and B e r t h a proved, the Negro Methodist Joe Blickle_. Extension Agri- Smith . Continuing contracts NEW HAVEN _Funeral ser- ch:"es apd hconflyreg~~':: cultural Engineer, wtll dtscuss were awarded to Eleanor . f 'If 0 ed L S .th 70 ca geograp Ica • · · VICes or · ' mi · • North E-~ Ohi"o Conferencti . may as- Knight and VIolet . how free-s tall houstng MIHhone. · · 1 • ~· sist in solving bedding and who dted at Holzor Hospita • will become members of thtl cleanliness problems. A special meeting has been Wednesday at 5: 45 p. m. af·\ conference. ,_ Cleanliness of Cow Stalls is June 30 Topic Doc- • f or SerVIce Alfred Smith Js Announced This is a meeting open for called for June 30 to consider te_r an Illness of se-veral anyone interested in improv- applications for industrial arts ing the bousing of dairy cows. and instrumental music teachArrangements for the meet- er positions. lng have been made by tbe . Service . Cooperative ExtensiOn SS 0 d th M . Co D . an e eigs unty atry Servtce . Um.1. Mr_ Bllckle a1so w"il be 3V81"I8 bl e for personaI I Mrs. Winifred Marcinko of Joppa, Olive towliShip, pose beside their Mother visits to a limited number of . grotto. The two cave-like structures are the only ones in this area.-Sentinel photos. farms Tuesday afternoon. Far· mers interested may call the 't- Mi K b}entz Js Secret ary c0 u n ty has tW0 .G• ~ott Of AU Group· I OS Extension Office to make arrangementa. day~, ~ The 4elegates said they wera.) will be he ld at 9 :30 a. m. Fri- wiiling to receive a Negro bisJo. day IEDTl at the Fogleson~ i op and called upon the jurisdloo Funeral Home. F'ath€'r Thorn . tional conference to make it! as Norton from . . al . the ff" Pt. . 1 Plead 1 assignment o1 an EPISCOP sant area w1 11 o JcJa e an 1 d Ohl eon! bur~al . wt.11 be m . Duncan F a IIs ea er to the o erence. Ce Du F 11 o metery. · nran a s, ., near Zanesville Mr Smith was horn Novem-1 be 19. 1894 at Cainsville. Flo· rida. the son of the late John Johnson Says Report About Games is False w. Smith and Nanry Joanne Truelove Smith. He was PI"&ceded in death by his wile, caroline. who died in 1963. He Ernie Johnson. studying lor Heart grotto. The,structure was Marcinko. She haslried to grow is ,urvived by a son, Alfred, the mlnstry at Kentucky Chrto. completed last August hy John flowers in front of the grotto J .. of Jnd•anapohs .. Ind .• a !ian College, Grayoon, Ky. oald Perko, Bridgeport. who is the but foond there is a rabbit that daughter . Mrs. Shirley E. today the Rutland Church of brother-In-law of Miss Marcin- is fond of flowers. They are Gnmm. of New Haven three Chn"st whi"cb be assi·sts as pao· Syraeu~e SIJIIRd 18 ko. kept . well clipped. b th Aid in Emergency The largest, in which stands Mlsa Marelnko'l Sacred Miss Dixie Roush, president grandchilar_en . seven ro ers tor when he can, hes nottting to The Syracuse emergency a five foot '_'Sacred Hearl" sta.t- Hearl waa give• to ••r by FaThe older but smaller Bless· 0 was in charge of till! meeting. and fiVe siSters. do with any "SUnday" baseball tlqtllld rushed to the residence ue, is in MISS Rose Marcinko s ther George Shipman, of oar ed Mother grotto was finished A report from Ernestine Wood, Friends may call at Fog!.,. or softball league 10 reporte4 of John Mohler at , p.m. garden on the, Success. road. Lady ci Loretta cbQrcll wllere four years ago this month. Mrs. Columbus and Southern treuurer, showed contributions song Funeral home anytime un- Thursday. 8 45 Wednesday. Jennifer, lba five- ~ Potarcinko s slster-tn-law, be bod served two yearo. Falb- Man:lnko's late husband, Otto Ohln Electric Compaey, 2U received from employees of til time of services. He was The Dalley Sentinel does not year-old daughter of Mr. and Wlnifrec. Marcinko, has a er Sblpmaa 1180 sagested Marcinko, buill the sandstone North Front Street, had com- the Kaise> Aluminum Plant a World war I v•teran, a condone in any way false r• Mrs. Mobler, ,... taken to the smaller Blessed Mother Grotto the preoent site of the .,.uo structure in the !root yard, lac- mon share earnlnp of $10,11'1,· and Poultry Producers Ass'n. member of the Masonic Lodge porta given it in w r 1 I In 1 Bober hospital and fllven treat.. in Joppa. which caa be seen eaolly from lng the house. 000 for the 12 months ended . . of Duncan Falls, and a retired through the mails SIICh as 0.. man! for a laceration of lba left A 200 pound T·stone from a the rolld below. The grottos are symbolic of May 31, 1964, compared with A committee consiSting of porject eng'neer at tbe Spom one referred to above. Ies. She was released and re- MetbOijisl holll<! in Bridgeport, Flowers are placed regularly the cave in which the Blossed $tD,534,000 .a year earlier, ·a Jennifer Lohse, Frank Epp~ Plant. Previously he had been Mr. Johnson said: turnnd home. 0 ., ails atop the large Sacred in front of the grotto by M t s s Mother first appeared. 1.4 per cent Increase. · and James Sheets was oam with the Filo plant at Zanes· The Rutland Church of Cbrllt Hart-y M. MIUer, ~resident .to make .the preliminary selec- ville. does not sponsor any I!Oflball said this amounted to $1.11 • lion of high rankin!! club mem· league. A local league is finaa. BlD8 DMTED D share, based 011 5,800,1100 com- ben. Fmai selection Will be LEAVES POMEROY ced and supported bY anony. lnflll'lllalloo on obtalnlna spe- I~ ·~ mon share• now ottlilendln&, by an GUt-of-county team. Carolyn Sue Thompson, 20, mous donor$. clfJcatlm IIIII bid forma for ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. (UP!) throu&h pollcti nnes to ~ttsck the fighting wu over. following the I,WO .fPr 011!! spli! Plans tor the fair were dl.- Pomeroy, charged with child 'l'bis is not • SUnday School lnslallallon '1,. new , . .fired _ segregationists and elvU about 200 marching clvll rights A white 111an helped a police- Win1'h bec811lfl effective May . t; eusaed. It . "'" voted to plan neglect, was taken to the Marys- League. There hes been one SuD hot wlller hl•lln& unit at rights workets, about 500 demonstrators. man put her in an automobile 1964. Based on the .common an AcbieVement Program for ville Women's Correctional in- day game played due Ill a ocbo ·• Pomeror P.ost Office may atrong., clashed in the street Women heeame hysterical to transport her ~ a hospital shares presently· outatandln& Ibis fall. stitution today .by officers. She edule eonfll<l. All Plllllll 111 ICeund Ill that office. Thur.a&y night, leaving more and smaH chllilren cried In and a group of whites attacked earnirlp per share for the ll The next meeting was set has been a priSoner m Metp played OD 1\liODII&Ys, Frlda)'ll AD roa 'IOPLBSS ~ than a score with bloodied fright at the height of the him, kicking him before they months ended May 31, 1lfl3 for Tuesday evening Sept. 8. county jai: several days. and Saturda)W. CJUCAGO (UPI)-A .Iullurban noses broken teeth and other melee whicb saw Negroes, could be beaten back. would have been $1.88. False lnf<IrntatkJo Will givel ear deiler Cllltecl, 111 Gil l n l . · !'hiles and poll~ roll on the It wu one .of the worst mel- Otierallll& revenu.. for tho Mole• Memorial Hoopllal MR. BUD~ CONFlN~ at tbe time d. 1l!e first prlndat the .;rile fGr topleu , Twenty - one - 18 Negroes ground in 1 number of fights dents of violence in Ibis racial- same period were $68,262,000 ADMISSIONS - Mrs. Con- Lee RudiSill of Pomero~ IS and lll,)'tblnc ~ a S. lUlls. . • . tbree segregaticmlils - "that bt.okl! out alter . poUce ly tense clty and .folio~ an CCliiii>U"'ld to ~,2fll,tllll, a 3.0 ole Mulford, Gallipolis; Unda coofined to Holzer. hospital, d~ IIOflblll ...... Is etlrtl) In till !llictloa of 1 to hospitals with their ill: were able to-pUsh an ir.IUaJ at- earlier clash ln. wbidl ·aegre. pe. cent gain. ()peralln& a. Cramer, Pomeroy: Mary Sea· Room 361, .. a medical pa- IDISleadipc,,~ Oikqo lllwltfiJMit:, In aa !tom About 15 were arrested. tack back. · gatlonlsts broke throullb potlce peuses cUmbed from 1150,117,• man, PQ\).IIrOy. tient · • \. .:!i\1JI" ·' ttdverllaiDII "ioplea CIJI" (con- Bricks, bottles, garbage cana, Qh·l 5!nck !)owl~ lines at a ~bUc beoch to at- 000 In 1113 lc\ $51,&35,000 duro DISCIIARGES - Elizabeth MAaRLt.Gii: ~CA110N nrllblttt). tile demr 181d: bub capo and pieces or picket A ~· •, aa!'CI Negro girl, her tack a clvU rlgbts wade • Jn 'Ill the same period Jn liM. Grueser, Hartford; S hI r I• Y Meigs Gollenl Hoopltal Hobli:t J9leph "RaUb, " • .•Yaq lion'i 1« In trouble al were bur~ through the ~ away, was ~• .Kilowatt hour Illes . were up Hollon, Mlnersvllle. ADMISSION - Melvin llon&- Pomero)r, truct llrin!' ... Ma •• title belch ror not lllvlnl "a · .. by ~~early 300 scireamml fow\11 ~· .lil jhe ···~ UJI.. The" violence prom).l\ed 1nu.; .U per cent from lbe pmloua BIRTH - Mr. IIIII Mrs. Con- cutter, Pomeroy. hl!l Mllrie lle*'tl, U, ,_.. ~ 1bM1 bellltllll!' tleiHiatlolllJts . wbo · slorniiiCI ~ ~-~ ·.- ;"'' lion! of .· ~Can~, OD, ~~ ,4), 12. • ~- ~ ~ • Mulld, a dqblft. DISCHARGES - N-. roy, • , ' "' ~ _.! ~ ~·. , .! tj ~·~.,_ .,. , ~~ 11 IW\" ~· .~ "' 14.JP ~~"' ~~ ~.' ·".' lJI • l '.,"- • ,ll•fr'i•-. , ~/f ~ . . Common Shares Of C&SOE Earnm'gM re Patricia Koblentz was named secretary of the Meigs County ._H Council at a meetlng this week. She replaced ~ackie Jooes wh08e. resignsII_on. was accep~, with apprecialton for her fine work. j ·til!!'- cJ•.mried . c)otbbil. . . 'i of evidence and proceedure in [ Ross was released on bill the trial of a criminal case. • earlier this year by the Court The court further said that of Appeals pending a decilt the only question for the jury ion in his appeal. Mr. Mn. Harok! Sauer of Middleport R..>. t are koldlng a bl tbday can' and greeting sbowe< for Dr. Jotm On of R. D. %, New Wilmington, Pa. Dr. Orr. a (ormer In defend himself from an altldl by an intruder, 1!11 hi! claimed, or whether he purposely and maliciously killed his wife. _ .:.ce v.·olence Flares m' St.Aogusti'ne 24 Jnob and 28 inob mod· · finished oak wood frames. oft Idefendant fired the llhotluD II i&l&S reslden• to determine was whether lilt Cllstomed to the use of pro!ne, vile and vulgar language. This evidence was not admissible for any purpose . T be defendant was allowed much greater latitude tban was proper under the estab!lshed rules ge and the verdict clearly in- I of the defendant. The TeCO'"d dicates that the jury did not is replete with improper evibelieve defendant's testhnony dence adduced on behaU of the relating to his encounter with defendant, especially u it rea third person In his llome." lates to the good reputation The Court of Appeals con- of the defendant and the bad tinued, "In regard to the many reputation of the decedent. minor alleged errors, an e>:· "This evidence tends to show aminalion of the record diJ. the decedent was a quarrelcloses no irregularities preju· some, nagging, temperamentdicial to the substantial rights al and immoral woamn, ac- during calendar 1963, it was were: J am.. W. Kiset' ~ a nd costs line lift for rd lnndequate brakea C 0 Wll $!110 and costs, 5 with f7 IUBpended and 110 days probation, on a cbargedriver of per· unlicensed mJ"tll"" oper~; '",;'motor vehicle es s. WillialllllOII, $5 and costs, left of center John Fraley, and COlis, no operator's Ucense, and Edward R. Malun, $00 and Two sandstone grottos, Utile eosls, defective brakes. known to most people, are local· in Meigs county. Both are , in Olive township. BADMINTON SETS Doublt lxtra 11111 .r.......... •. (, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1964 reported today by State Audi- taught the Men's Bible class tor Rog~r W. Tracey. This was with an average auendance of 100. 81 was also professor an increase of $49,755,145 over o1 biblical studies and pres!-1962. The schools of the state r.,. dent of Westminster CoUege. ~Ived •'24 698 4~ or 66 8 per •)thou.,. now reliT" ed be •< .., ' • •• • ntltl •• b b' h 1 ..to Five were fned ths morning in Me'•s "' County Court by ·Judge Frant w Porter Jr " • • They Foundation Garments and Bras f2.95 $3.95 f4.95 f5.95 56.95 $7.95 .. Ohios political subdivisions birthday. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The United States, Britain shared in the distribution of and France declared today they are ready to "take ad. Is a for!llt · pastor , f785,285,t5l in eal .sta~ and ofDr.theOrrFirst Presbyterian vantage of any opportunity' to try to solve with the RUJo public utility property taxes Church In Middleport and sians the long-standing issues of Berlin and a divided Ge!'o . an amend· end the exand tubes, produced In Fi Fin db ve e Y County Judge Bargain Sol• Of Discontinued StyJ.. In hturdqo for anly Reduees water FRAMED PICTURES $7•95 Other Sbot $12.00 ond $15.00 . l :~.a~~iti~U= ;~~e= :c:c:~;m~::::s.~=~=~::::~~n: Weekend guests of Mr and M Ch 1 •. and W•Nhou.. I Touch & Sew' ! Mr. and Mrs. Bill Leffler and Portable S.wlng Machine sons of Nelsonville called on •Exclusive Push-Button Bob- Lowell McNickle Sundoy. bin! Fills throueh the nt>e llrs. Delpbert Teaford has redie-right in the machine! turned home after a trip to eSiant needle conslruction Arizona and Mexico. eExciusive Hori1.ontal Spool Pin for steady thread rtow Mr. and Mrs. Cherles Turn· eCase i nclud~ 1 er visited their children in PANTIES 50 8 Foot Double novelty and llorder pat· 39c One Graup SAVE GIRLS BABY DOLL SALE ~riday. Antiquity Social News EIDERLON finish . Nylon bearing. Soltl 49c steel coverine and binding weekend visitors in Akron as guests of Mrs. Catherine Marsh and family and called ,_iiii;;,.;;_=;;_~;;_=.:::; l on Mr. and Mrs. Roy West. Miss Jordan also called on Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hartung and family of Mogadore. The Jordan's returned home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd D. Jordan and daughter Kimberly Lynn, Atbens, called on his mother Mr. and Mrs. George Powell ano Mary Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Kessinger and family of Lancaster ! called on Mr. and Mrs. Clar: MOWER STEEL GYM SETS steel tubing. Baked on eBaked enamel sheet George blood transfusion saved t b .. life of a Jehovah Witness mother and her premature son, • .•nvered by Caesarean sectton Thursday night in Pasack Val· ley Hospital. · The pint of blood wao giv"" over the objections of M r s. Wlllhnlna Anderson, 29, of bury Park who was under co,Irt 1 order to take the blood H was necessary to save the u~~o born child. SALE OF U WII·BOJ J=~ City .. llltllt IIJif Bloek III · ._, Jiiii .. lid. - - - - - - - - - >;:. ;· . ~ -------... Tax Melon Slice up For Counties • "U we're going to be lool, Ish," he told the Senate, "let's .. co tha whole " He said senators seekina benor • Hanger steel slats. CAMP TRUNK ....>.;:::- _,•••~.... tort said today an unwanted e18" Vinyl film with a self adhesive backing for pressure-sensitive to wood, metal, glass, plaster, wallpape:r, paint, tile and linoleum. e Waterproof, resists stain, mildew, flame e Over 75 different Cling colors and patterns avail· able. Sells regularly for 49c a yard-for this Sale so~, John Downs of Yuma, va. visited over the Ariz. and Mrs. Lewis Rupe and ·.'~,..,r:r~-,""n" of the Democratic ledership. On sale in the infanta Gowns. &pectall CLING and Is Improvmg. Mrs. W"yne Rupe and grand· I other Democrats in 1oting for repeal as the repeal measure passed 48-38 against the advice CURITY DIAPERS SHIFT GOWNS Popular wels. The popular Stevena Birdseye. s An entry wu filed Thursday . an intention and pUrpose to afternoon in the county clerk kill. As we view the sitUation, of courts office . ' the defendant was eitbet eoIn affirming the judgment titled to an acquitjal or waa made in Meigs County Com- guilty of the offense for wbleh mo.1 Pleas Court, the Court of he was coovicted. The eviAppeals said: dence doe• not ou~est -"Y '"The fact that the defendant lesser offense. 1'he trial court fired twr shots f om a shotgun correctly refused defendant's not more than 12 feet from the request to include oucb les.. victim, unquesliona~ly, showed er offense in the general ebar· Sen. Stephen M. Young, other Ohio Democrat. joined 16 I San Diegil Calif wher he !the Muskingum river. They stationed He h~s bee~ on a i were jointel there by their 90 day lea~e with his parents daugllters and sons in law' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chesher: Mr. and Mrs. '-..arry Thomas He had been on • six months and daughter and Mr. and :our of the Orient prior to his ~rs. Larry Bunce ai'KI son of Jeave. Cvlumbus. 1 The Meigs County Court of Appeals, upholding the seconddegree murder verdict of Ralph E. Russ. has refused to grant the defeodant a new trial. This announcement came Thursd~y in a decision of Appeal Court Judges James ColHer, presiding Judge; William Brown, and Marshall Carlisle. WASIUNGTON - Sen. Frank J. LaullChe, D-Ohio, voting galnsi a bill to repeal tbe per cent excise tax on jewelry, furs, toilet articles and luggage costing less than $100, Thurs· day called the measure "l he greateol demonstration of cal Irresponsibility" he had seen in the Senate. In Handy Spray Can ---- -------------------- $1 .75 COPPERTONE SUNTAN LOTION In Unbreekable Plastic Bottle -------------- $1.39 QUICK TANNING LOTION - Tan In 3 to 5 houro. In Handy Plutlc Tube -··-····--··--·---·--- $1 .29 WOM&NS Also o Complete Selection of Wrangler Jeans for Boys in Regular, Slims and Husky Sl1es. Absorbent cotton dish l!iddleporc. McCallum. Petty uffi<er 2-c Dave Ches· thMr. and Mrs Don Rea spent her left 1\tesda>• morning for e weektmd at thear cabm on 7 after a six-hour meeting Thurs· day, which followed an 18-hour session Wednesday night a n d early Thursday. Details of the agreement were withheld until the oact is ratified by union members, who will vote on tt Saturday. 59c for Regular SlzH COPPERTONE SUNTAN OIL MENS WRANGLER The llnl ........ " " 'II ; ~; ro Tlwt ,..,,.. , PI r ........._ • .:... Bell announced the agreement SUN TAN LOTIONS Made of Super Wrangler 14 oz. denim. Sanforized shrunk, long wearing and perfect fitting. Sizes 27 to 38 waist and in your correct length. FLOOR LAMPS Federal Mediator Rayon Panties floral prints and stripes. Xtva sizes in white only. yd. SAMPLE RUGS Now Shipment COLUMBUS - The city's two daily newspapers will re•ume publication Mooday, exactly tlu-ee weeks after they were closed by a strike, if tillton members approve the new contract agreement reached Thursday night. Woment Phllmaid Wo~J~ens enttne POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PRINTED DRAPES For a perfect tan every time. So..,. Quality, 18"x27u NO. 62 Small Odd Lot 3 pr. Reg. $5.95 • at y e more uses. White, Yellow, Green, Aqua, Blue, Rose. $].00 27"x46" in big assortment, nylon, wools In best selling colors, bound on all sides, skid proof back. u.. NOW YOU DOW' ------------------------------------~------------~------------------ . (Only one pair of a kind) Just Received New Shipment Smoll•r Si•• VOL XVI STICKY MITT (tho nover mill boll glovt) •••••••• $1.00 21 tn<h SIH INFLATABLE LIFE RAFT ········-··- 19c 27 Inch INFLATABLE BEACH BALL •••••••••••••• lk COMPLET! "SHING OUTFIT With 44 tneh Flborgltoo Rod ·---------·-·-- ···· $1.69 TOY ROTARY POWER MOWER (very noisy) •••• $1.00 FOUR PIEC! PLASTIC GARDEN SET .•••.•.••.•• 69e PLASTIC WLF CART with 3 clubs 2 practJet Nils- 2 putting targets --·----------- $2.95 beach coats, robes, bathroom curtains and dozens A Polr SALE retu~ed lrom Meigs Memor!al ldale {Marjorie Evans) of Hal- Mrs. John F'ultz and children. Minersville, enroute to ColumMrs . Jamrs .Pullen and dau- bus whert they will spend the ghter , Ste.phame , have return- su mmer. ed from PoplaJ Bluffs. Mo., ; Mrs. fo vrman McCalhlm re- Fiberglas Cafe and Matching Shortie Drapes •pta 1o1Jab1 w1t11 Deeoted SPECIAL VALUES IN TOYS FOR BOYS & GIRLS FOR SUMMER FUN MAUS!R WATER GUN (Rf'lulorly 59cJ ----··-··- - 39c 9 oz. 38" terry cloth with Beauti-Fiuff. Ideal for John Lyons. 1 weekend visit. Mrs. Ali<n Knopp has been Mr. aod Mrs. Clyde Cover· Hospital to the home of her lywood, FIB. visited briefly . daughte. and family . Mr. and with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Noon,' r• • t. '• W&A'I'HEB lie cbqt iD ttmperature. Low looipt - · SelmdaJ 11111111 aad eontimled warm. Fr:day and Saturday Bargains At Elberfelds-Pomeroy es. Complete with frame. • ( . ... ,t �, f I • ' 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mtdaleport, TIIP llaily s ..ntin~l 11 .Price, Tyo Duel Ends in 2-1 Southern Win, --Junior!" 1-- - COMMENTAliNG ED!TORtAU Y ~~- o., June 28,; 1~ Helen 1/elp Us! ·. Blest Be Tie That Links Knowledge SCIF.r-iCE today is li ke a hu ge ship operated by many specia lists, ~<o ne of ing on the net-yet-known. In other words, this modern-day gen\\rhom 1s a navlgator. eral1st is searc hing for the ..overview" ThiS presents quite a number of pro- l"'sition so that he can take a long. objecblems f01 the deciswn- makers. the cap- t1ve look at the great mass of recorded t;ims ol industry and ,i!Overnmenl . They knowledge and determme the 'mkll must necessari iV consult and confer with ' which nmd and relate each specific area nattery of individuals, each an expert to the other. . . .. on ·one thin~; or another, before they can Zetehcs thus tends to ra1se posstbtli· make the inevitable decisions whirh will lies of looking at current problems from materially affect mankind an over-all, long range and international So we have plent y of scientific cooks. v1ewpomt One can only hope they won 't spoil the It would be easy to dismiss this ap· clo~al broth . It 's pretty confusing . proach as a product of . the Jack-of-allBut Joseph Tykoolner and zetetics trades-and -ma~ter-<>f-none school, but Ty/Ollld like to straighten things out kocmer doesb t conSider the zetetlst } · Dr. Tykocine• is a professor of elec- phllosopher·kmg who can blithely sav, ,.1 ti cal engineering at the Univ•rsity of II· take all knowledge to be my provmce . Jtois. And <et...tics, the terril he coined, Human knowledge •s much too vane! the study of relationships between lit- gated and d•ffused to allow for this preorature. physirs, electrical enginee1ing. sumptmn The zetetlst. rather, must plan lillltical science and other areas of inter- for future educated and co-<>rdmated asest to man. suits on the unknown. To do this, he believes, one must stu· The zetetist 's slogan might well be "a littte tnarrowl knowledge is a dangerous dy and understand the close relatlonshtp_s thing." And , to buttress the phrase, the between the many areas ?f arts ~nd sci· ztletist odds that his firo• · '' •o clASs•- ~nces-and thiS IS the mam func!lon and fv ·all ,. ' nes try tayi .eprmt mterest of zetet1cs. which may very well of \h ' I to permit 11 nt fOCUS · be the SCience Of the future. Don't fall for that "oatno. er all" gag - you con aavt *. most haU on margarine, lmlta-: Uon Ice cream and other oilbased producta If you slick to the old reJloblel. Stay away from pre-packq. ed and prooeosed "tlmHilvert" unless lime Is more lmportatd . to you than money. Don't be an "impulse buy• er" : make a Jist and lllck to 11. And, as I said before, best way not to buy Is - s~ -tile works. away from temptation: shop I'm with you, Helen, on the no more than once a week. supermarkets. Only way to beat Pay attention to prices .Take 'em is to stay out of 'em. I buy advantag.. of specials, stockllll meat once a month and put It far ellOIIgh ahead to last unUl In the freezer - no more than the next sale. $10 for fresh meat. Wo have Don't be a "snob abopper." frizzled beef gravy and mixture Experiment with cheap cuts dishes a lot. And, of course, a and off brands - yoo may lot of hamburger wblch I get be pleasantly suf1Jrlsed. (But three-poundl!-for-a-doll.ar. This buy only a smaU amount I b t gal is weD-off with a -2 5a week first time - you also may NOT just for food! - NOMIE be pleasantly surprised.) Dear Helen, Mlilnly, lind a friend who I read with Interest and sym· knows how to cut cornen, and pathy your article about hold- go shopping with her. She caD CANADA'S Prime Minister Lester B. fall on the action of the United State• government may pay closer attention lng down the grocery bill. Would give you all the pointers necell, Pearson wants political candidates in to campa1gn speeches than Americans llke to meet the lady who can't sary to bat $100 on your ~ the United States to be more careful with do . manage on t25 a week. Wo ery bill. - H. whot they say . "In the United States,• Pearson have a lot In common. A state Dear Helen: Speaking at a Johns Hopkms llmver· points out . "poli!."cians have more power ourvey (In Iowa) rect!lltly aald Your answer to "Broke" ex· sfty commt>nrPment. Pearson poinled o~1t it cvsts a family of four at least plainlng about the local mllkttJat U. S. P'"~ticians "cap ust> words m than others over man's destiny, once ~.85 a day to eat prO(letly, we man was something 1 still canl the heart of a campaign'th at send rold they are elected .' You should not be surhave five in ours. My husband's believe. You are the first CO..: shudders or warm ,impulses •f apprec•a· pr' sed. then. that we listen so carefully By LYLE c. Wll.WN the United States. The filibuster that amendment would wl1en they are Irving to get elected ." take-home pay Is $179.93 for two wnnist 1 know of that ever prail tion to the_ people w~o are alf~cterl b'· evUaited Pre11 lnteruatioa•l is a last-stand defense against come any time soon U he c Pearson is an old friend who is statervthiM vou do-and that is eVPrvborlv ." Not the least desirable fea· absolute dictatorsnip by the prevent it, explain!Dg that II weeks. That would mean over ed the milkman. Milk, being · He a"ded . somewhat revrPifnllv. that ing a fact . We should listen to him. It aU lure of the 1963 civil rights bill majority. would require a great lot of dis- half hls check goes for food. tbe political issue It Is, seent1 foreign nations - which often rise or adds up to one word : responsibility. ill that 8 u.s. senator's right to Some of the ~rsons ~ho cussion. This is accepted sena· Our creditors can't seem to. to he the proverbl.al footbalL filibuster has been now so firm· have been loudest _m denouncmg lorial double talk for an out- understand why we can1 pay We dairy route people have .to ly established that it is not like· the institution of filibuster In Its right threat to filibuster and our bills. If you know how we charge a few renll mol'f for ly again 1o be challenged. The recent use against . civil rights Humphrey made it. The end, no can manage, lot me know. _ delivery, and people don't real· lze we save them that 111U<b Senate's rule 22 sanctioning fili- were themselves filibustering a doubt, justified the means for POSTAL WORKER'S WIFE Dear Wife: In gas mileage (to the store). busters is here to stay. couple of years ago. That was Sen. Humphrey. · · ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN Unless Iowa Is a great deal So to you, for your considerate The fil ibuster got 8 bad name on the occ••on of a hllbuster That seems to be the state of different from California (and feelings toward your mllklrJan, from senators and others who against th~ Ken~edy_ admlnt~ mind of many notable denouncbecame enraged or frustrated tration's commumcatiOns satel- ers of tlle filibuster, depending other states I've beard from) I extend sincere thanb. 1 wlob when a Senate minority under- lite bill. wholly upon where the talka- I think there must have been every one of my customers could The Senate slapped down that thon may be directed. So, il a typographical error In t b e read your article. It mlgbt help took the Sty mie specific le•i•la·ng taxes, the general lack of ~ ]ems. lncludl Uve plans. More often than not one by a vote of 63 to 27 bu1 seems not to be a matter· of ~.85 per day figure you quoted. me to save the jobs of seven PENCIL four men 1 employ, - E.P., DAIBroadway producers George W. busmess th•t prevailed in most places these were plans for civil rights nc until some days had elapsed principle after all. On the con- Of course, a family of last Win tel , and a succession of stars who h d l ed tr If the filibuster ceased to CAN spend $180 a month on RY COMPANY OWNER . lat1·0 n. and all concerned a en oy ary, Geor~e and Frank Granat, heroes ot tl\is leg"' t a mint and didn 't dra~ customers. lk .... · t tb Se te would need to food, but It isn't necessary. Dear E: p:.st season's best theatrical success sto- Cos '' Unti' l this month it never had more opportunity lo ta w- em , e na featured actor is tr.ring to get out th • d 1 other e•-~•c ~.u Many live well on half that If you can extend your line A been poss'1ble to obtain suffi- their preparedness on e su..- ev se some ..... ....,,... " ry, report that they have sold both of of one of Broadway's smash hits He's H H t · to protect minority amount and 1 know where- to Include what my milkman u ton , · their h•t shows to the movies. The price d the prod U· Cl·ent Senate votes to compel a )eel warranted. Sen. uhert . Irights clashed with the director an of I speak because for the last does: bacon, cheese, bread, orto~' are iDteresting: "Any Wednesday," cer about the way his part was whittled filibustering minority to cease Humphrey, D-Minn., has been a · two ·months I've used my own ange juice, eggs - I can · at- · · · · h dh talk•'ng and to vote on a civil notable denouncer ollllibUslen•.. .Similarly, the much CORan amusing but trivial little sex co~pedy, down before opemng mg t. an e comd ed House Rules Commitfamily as ldlnea plgo, most guarantee your, blllineu hroughl •750,000: "Dylan," a splendid . · th t · tb rights bill. The st'lencing proc- Humphrey has been a holylltflll - emn ains that hiS prespnce m e cas •• e t1a1 purpose We've managed nicely on $1110 will boom. - H. · t .e•fl! is known as voting cloWre in every recent crusade to alter tee serves ·an 8.6seD · · • play aiJOut Ute~ary giant, went for a st-kept s~ret m own. •_ • ~ The Rul Committee became a a month (or leas) and our dau• This column is dedicated to mere. ,$e&O..O,O~ ,;,C· , ~·~!"'1'. ot ~tate ,_ ·• • • • • · . • • • · fll" the closing· <if debate. rule 22' .es Dean .tl!!!'k~ltep olit of lils tftlportant Jerry Grayson. the talented young But now that it has been Humphrey found hlmseH on dictator of sorts when It su.. ghters never had It 10 aoo11 _ famlly living, so U you're bavpost,Jft the' very near future, and his de· J' · 1 d demo••trated that a southern the other side of ·the argument ceeded about 50 years ago to they IJKE hamburgers and bot lng kid trouble or just plain troucomedian at Mister s. 1s a ea mg con·~ th f hlch ble, let 11elen Help YOU. She ~ll:ture would be ,followed by quite a few tender for the title role when Milton filibuster against civil rights In November, lll63, when a mo- many of e powers 0 w bad dogs. A few Up" will also welcome your . own .!.D:cthe S!&t• Pept. Washmgton Serle's life story is filmed . Jerry's physi- can be silenced by a cloture lion was offered In the Senate Speaker Joseph G. Cannon Buy the supermarket brands amusing ezperlenceo. Addreu 1 _ · n,:;sn't lll!heve , , successor has cal resemblance to Millie is striking, and vote the pressure for abolish·' lo prohibit the Export-Import been deprived. There was • b ,.ch0Sen. bllt they j!Qt Adlai Steven- his delivery is much the same too. (Of ing 'the institution is likely to Bank from guaranteeing pay- vacuum responsibility In the - they're juot .. good and con- Helen Boitel In care ol I b It iO gil 90 tbe. li8t of possibilities . course. with Hollywood's ·insistence on subside much as pressures sub- ments for private grain sales to llou~ and the Rules Commit- llderably cheaper: most chain• newspaper, · , Las Vegas, proprietors of gamb- big names for big pictures, Rock Hudson ' side in 'a punctured balloon. Communist countries. This mo- tee filled II. carry their own labeli on cot-1 ___:_=====-~­ linJ~Istablis!J!IWll~ "piece men." be· may wind up with the part.) . .. If .Ja~k- ' Good Newo 1 tlon had a lot of steam behind The committee protecll the fee, canned gooda, peanut bot- Ih!nd-th~l!'iliosses and even some itr"Gieasori's accountants are wondenng Whether they realize It or if and Humphrey sold It must the House qalnst ltteH. It Is 1 ter, detergent, ooap and whathign rollers · ue dolog no talking at all why his bank balance is $64.20 . more not. this Is good news for ali i not paSs. brake on the harsh abaolutlam not theae daya. DIYOTID TD INTIIIIn OP . ·~I the sUbPoenas recently handed ·to than it should be, this department IS hap· membera of all mlnorlUos In The senator said the vote on of pure democracy. MIIGS MASON AliA tlifiB by the fBI. Some of the big gamb· The 211-year treaty ol friendpy to fill them in The Great One issued I~ who feel they can't stand a check ship between the Soviet Union owe•• .._.,...., nd the ' CIIKtet TlniMIIIIIL ldl. . IIIJI)Iave been scared away . Dons a check in that amount to a little place near Yankee Stadium- the Stadium Piz· aalgned inEast German reilme Pv~J.IIPM ' " " •"• • • . . . . """ D.tf, may make minor headlines by try- za Moscow earlier thll .., -, .,... otuo ,....., ,_,,.,,. Parlor on 161st St. for a load of in(.'~!~ eet out of her commitment to do month fell far short of a· oepao .......,. "' _ , " · .,.,, "" th(pvie "ll!ade In Paris" for Metro She "pies" he took along to nibble on during rate peace treaty and wu nota- 00,., , . . . . . , . _ w• • 1117. IIIIWIII ....... WY 141& . lsi\;1 too pleased with the script as it a ballgame. Since his pho~ograph IS on By Way•• G. Braudlladt, H.D. l lndlsllngulohable from those that ·members ol the famlly tthould ble for Ill lack of tbreata. It ob- -... •• ""' ..,... now sta~. and they're due to s~ his checks as well as hts Signature, the Amebiasis, once thought to cause the disease. . be examined because they too vioualy fell far ohort of what ·ot ,.. - .. " - ...,, owners have framed it and put it in the shooting in October . t Darren McGav· · be limited to the tropica, lo The real mlschlel develops are probably Infected. ~ Communist East Germau boa1 ..,,., in won't do a Yul Brynner when he co- window. They 've become neighborhood now found 1n every part of the when amoebas burrow. Into the are several powerlul drugs that alter ••~-ht had hoped fo _ .. " " ' '"••=•llllw W UlWIC l a.tflnelll IOIWINII. lfte. Ml LUI... stars with Rise Stevens in ''The King and celebrities as a result-much better for United States. Ill prevalence walls of the lntesUnal tract and can be used to rid tha body of and had been demanding. their egos than plain old cash AJ!ita .... "'"'" ••• vartr: CIIJ, Ill• rertt. I" at Lincoln Center. He just couldn't Reason• for the ablft are ..,..,,,.... ,_.. .......,.. ., Is Increasing as travelers recause small ulcera. This resulll these unwanted free loaders. Louise is up for a part in thP upcomm§ be~I the thought of shaving his head. so ......, ...,.• ..,.u.~~~-. u ...., ,., turn from hi&b Incidence areal. In bleeding which In the early These Include emellne, quina- many. he persuaded composer Richard RodgerS George Baxt comedy. "Not In The Stars,' .,_lu...... IN.._ I I This disease Uled to be called stages is not recognizable withcrine and chrlorocjulne. for which her friend Jane Wyman has Both the United States and ••nr "'"""' ..,,., 011,... . . to let him play the role with the shortest amoebic dysentery, but It would out a blood test. The moral of my story Is signed . , . Nice gesture: already been tbe Soviet Union have preSBing .,..., A.lll possible crew cut~yed black, of course other problems and are wary of ., ....., ~~--" ........,.., etnleit rarely be discovered II we 400At a ml!ft serioua compile• that, because of the dtfflcultleo Mickey Rooney gave a p1ece of hts new Reporters in Mexico might check Movita, Marlon Brando's estranged wife. television show to his stand-m of 27 tore waited for diarrhea to de- lion, tho ameobat may Invade In diagnosing this diaease, the _upsetting the present balaDee : ...•:-:_,.-;,.:":,. velop in those whe are Infected. doe liver wloere they cause the best treatment Is pn!Vention. of Europe. ....., "'"' ........., ..... · Reports ot a South-of-the-Border divorce years, Sig Frolich. The diseaae .U caused by a lormadoa of a dlroolc aboeeat Yoor first protectloa is a sale • • are cropping up from New York to Ca~­ Suzanne Pleshette wants an Immedi- microscopic parasite that may thai lo veey IW'd lo treat. AI· community water 111pply. Screen fornia. ate divorce from Troy Donahue, but he contaminate drinking water. dtoagll ~ pe,.ou wltlo ...,_ your window• and swat every • • • isn't acting like a man in a hurry ... Sy· Vegetables may be l:Oiltaminat- Ilk lnleetlolta Uvo In relallvo fly that cornea inside. When Broadway Guessing Games: One of the most important nightclubs on the bil Burton's New York friend• - and ed by being washed In ltiCh w• b&rmiiJIJ wltlo loelr parullel, traveling, ·drlnlc boiled or ImEastern seaboard a showcase for there are zillions of them-expect her to ler and other foods may be con- amebla111 IJ a poteallal ldller, Ued water or carry tablets of When a definite diagnos!J ol Globallne which can be used to "name" acts - Is close to bankruptcy return to the U. S. in late September, via laminated by mea or by buman The owner has ha<j a bouquet ol prob- the Queen Mary carriers. This is why it Is im- •:meb=::la:•iJ~Is:.,:ma;::de:C'..:.a=ll:_.:.•:::th=e:.r_p~ur=lfy:._:a_;_q~u=ll't:.:...of::...w:..•_ter::_.-~ portant to boil t1oe water and avoid uncooked vegetablea In Time areas where the aanltatlon Is BudcJ' Badaered Dear Helen : "Broke" thinks she'a having trouble with f25 a week f o r food? I'd like to have that just once. There's four in our fam· ny (plus animals) . I receive SlOO a month out of which I must buy all our food, pI u s pay electricity, phone, gas, and Insurance, totalling $35 or more. Thai leaves about $1& • week for groceries, milks, meats a ' !h• Watch That Swinging! . I ' Reports From Th c CaPI10 TWG talented lolthanded pit, cbars, Limy Tyo of Cbooblre, and Larry Price of !klutbem Local !'tre loclced In a light mound duel In a 1'ri-CouDIJ Hlab School Lequo same on Thursday night until Southerll ICQlW twlco In the last frame • for a i:l wiD. Price ••aned II, Wilted two and gave up Qllly two bill whlll Tyo wu limiting the !kluthem LoeaJ. nbte to ttiret hila and ftiiDil1l 12. 11 looted u II Cbelb!N bad tc:wed up the sam• wile• l4r- ry Snyder •lnatac' In lhl ll:ltb, Don HI colD& IDto lhl top · two alngleo by Prlco, were till otole oeeond, Wtllt to t1t1n1 of the last frame, PriCo beng- only hila coUected ofl Tyo,- but when T)'o wu ale at first on ed biJ second aJnglo ol the the Sootbem Loci! rally """ an error, aod C4flle homo on evening, lllole oecond ond third still alive. Botllkil lllole oecond 1 pauod an. and then came home with the and third, but wao thrown out The only other bll of the ty1nc run on 1 llltllt oltlgle by at home on a lleldor't choice BY IIJLTON IUCJIMAN game f.or ~ wu by catcher Jack Bostic. when Porter bunted bact to UPI 8porla Wrtlllo' Chuck Leach In tho te®nd. The bit by Bostic, plua lha Tyo. With two away, I'Grte!' Anytime yoo DOed a cood otole second and toot third on bouncer, call oo Del Crandall. a passed ball, then came home a real apeclallst at 'breaking ,up with what proved to be the late parllel and gftllng everywinning run whelt Ray Proffitt ooe to liO borne. was BBfo on an error at second "Boy, II'• wortt. two baHt The nice thing obout Crandatrl 010 base. liE ltlfl y w111o a pllebeoll!o thBI be doesn't use mucb by beatlitJ · ~tii~ Tyo walked no battero wblle booll!" force, either. ~. and the going the route for Cheshire. On llle night of May 31, the downed t!ie Soothern 1100 1100 2-2 s 1 San Francisco catcher simply 8-l, In the Cheshire 1100 001 0-1 2 I Of allcoq • double .down tl)e right tests. ,. Price and Bostic. Tyo and field foul Dne in the 23rd In. \<CoaiJ, To Wla Petty, Leach (7) . nlng to break up 'II Joe Glbbon"spun a tour~lllltlir seven • hour and 23 • against the Mets as me. ru-.. struggle between the enabled him tq .•1:n~fJ JJ and Meta at Shea S~&dium. filth by And Thul'lday nigjlt he emloser Jack 0 ployed an Infield single with In the first PITI'SBURGH (UP!) - Third the bases full In the 13th in. Lynch drove Ill three place In the National League olng to gtve the Gianta a 2·1 burgh's nti\S race will be on the line {n the victory over the Dodgers and homers and a ,. four garne.s this weekend be- conclude a four-hour and Mazetoskl also -~ tween the Cincinnati Reds and minute coolest at Candlestick Ken B'\)'er's two-run · Pittsburgh Pirates. Park. in the eigllth IDnlng blab ' . ' l The Pirates currently occupy Hll. Scereo Cepotla a three,-run r~lly by the C~0 the slot, Ill games ahead of the Crandall's fourth hit of nals that brought them rrOnl Reds. game ICOred Orlando Cepeda behind In lbeir game with the Bob Purkey (3-4) will do the with the U<>-breaklng Colli. pitching tonight for the Reds, the top of the frame , Loser Bob Bruce (7-4 ) held a opposing Bob Veale (6-5) . tagged out Willie Davis 2-1 lead. until Boyer's clutcb Cincinnati, which was chewed lo steal home for the Dodgen. double. Roger Craig p~ DP ) up badly by San Francisco this Gaylorjl Perry held Los his. fourth victory with ·loelp week, got some encouraging geles scoreless on three from Glen Hobble In the nln~ ~ news Thursday on the condition over the last live frames Bob Aspromonte ·bomered ·IRJ!; of outfielder Frank Robinson. post his fifth victory and ~~-;:J,H~o~us:ton~-~iiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOii.;... . X-rays showed he did not the second-place Giants w Orioles Rememberl963 Heartbreak p key Will Face· p.·rates • This Evenm have a fracture of his lert a game of first place. wrist, which bad swollen and foreed. him to sit out the DodgE"rs, strnek out 10 men three games against t.he Giants. and \'ave up !lix ·hits before But the doctors said may be sidelined for .::;o; ••• reporting !!'J Sandy Koufax started for the more davs because of the Eaving In the loth with tke: score tied, 1-L Ron Perranoski .. (.2·S) was the loser. ful strai~ of the wrist, when he tried to check a at a curve ball In Los two weeks ago.· Pittsburgh and Clndnnati have spill In four games played thus far this season against 1 Only two otht>r games were scheduled in the National League, with the Pittsburgh Pirates completing '8 UWee-glihe sweep of the New York Meta, 8-1 ,and the St. Louis Cardinals ":~J$I~IC)~ LAD.IES " SPORT ,SOCKS , p·1· For SDI!akers & Low Cutlt 59c & 75c·· each other. '~ ~· .IO~N~N a r; Fourth Annual All-American Football \If" THE DAILy SENTINR 1 ••c"•,. •· Today's .Medical Report . ; ·· ~ HOUSI PAlNT' . .... U.i . Pal . 0!1. "=..,:: Bright White self-cleanin9 tints color-true, durable $1. :95 • gal. BERRY'S WORLD r----------, .......... ---WE HAVE JUST WONDERFUL NE16H60RS ... SO REI'INEO --- REALLY 1HE SOCIAL LEADERS, YOU I/,10HT SAY--· _... lHINK !'LL CATCH A LITTLE SUN 0!1T HERE IN FRONT----TOO SHADY IN lHE BACK---- Hado DEPENDABLE DRY CLEANING Foreign News Commentary poor. 01 tbe Olllmale<l lt ,., Hill of doe popalatlon who are ltofeded, - t bave DO ·17f11plDllll Basic Positions Remain u h d In G :;!::!~::e:· :m=.·!: nc ange ermany vailabl• altd may . IIICiade Iallpe, ..aolodoe, 1- .ol' Ute, altd vape abdom!Joal dla- end COLD STORAGE SERVICE - · By PHIL NEWSOM lions within Communist E a I I UPI Forelp Newo Attalyll Germany. . Quietly and without fanfare, The Soviet Utllon conllnues to ...ron. . both the United States and the hold out for Jl separate peace C.an In a j)erlon· who har-1 Soviet Union ~· stolfted strat- treaty wltli tite Comniunlsi Ealtl bolt , _ . tMie IYflt(itoml are egleo as repnlo Berlin and a German zone and a IIC)oCaJied "free" Berlin. often unrelated Ill his In!ectlon . dlvid ed Germ any. . For thlo rellfOII your doc!llr can- On both sldet, the hanl Una 'l'breltl Eue 011 not make the dlsgno!ls of atne- has been CODJiderably 010ftened, But the Soviet position Ia a btaslt on the baols of aymptoms and the ne'! 8pDn aovernment far cry from tho lhreall and ulalmoe but must rely on' a blood of West · Genrian Chaneeuor tlmatua against the Allied test and a microocople stool ox- Ludwig Erhard hal pe along presence In Berlin aa f I r a I amlnltion. : with the change delplte_Ill• op- voiced by ~ Kltntsllchn' UnfortunateiJ the blood test I posiUon from wlthiD hls own In 1958 and renewed again In 1s not as accurate as we would I party led by fort!W' Chancellor hls meeting wltb then President !Ike tmd the staol· aamlnation' Konrll!f Adenauer, Ke~y In VIenna In ltiiiO. Is tlmo-conoumlng and require• Basfc position• remain un- Absent, too, fa the Allied lnlfll&t 1kiD for t'tllaltle rosulll. changed. ' slatence that German raunlfl.. To further eomplealt the mat- The West c;Ontltiueo to lnalst don fa the OICI!I¥1'7 prel\tde. to · ter. there. ilfe ~ (#. hlll'fflol on a policy }If ret,tniMcatlon of 1a reluatlo~ of El\l'II(I!'ID tAm' - _.... that 111'1 llmost Gel'llllllll IIQicl ... lr~ .. _ oloDa. . . . . .. ROBINSON'S lppe-1 ' ·~~-- • • <.-7 FUR COATS "Dutch Boy" Paint brings out the beauty of your home-stays beautiful and prOlecCS for years. Your wisest buy-1 gallon coven 6oo square feeiW•dt rang< o! handsome colors- .• r<ady-rni•ed and matchabl<. Come look o>cr our color ><lection today ! L1unden,.gry CIHnert ConveJ'IIent Pickup __J S"tlono In MlcNiiiPort-Po-""' - Ph. P""'roy WY 2·S428" Mlddlojoort WY 2-5130 -I ·DID YOU KNOW That DUKE CLEANERS ~~ARANrEES b:~~~ , ~p!Joed !Ill {our lf~pdered oblrto or ·D.'~..,.."""-·~·.·· N;l":,;. ,._ ~ . 41111 ..... 1 -. ·.. I .. . . . ,. . · ~ . - · . · :~ -ch~. - Flat Odorless Nalplex $1.80 $5.95 qt. ..,. WOODEN LADDERS • ' •• Best Price- Best Quality Al'l'jiVI.here .. e4 FT. LADDER -· .. · .. -·- " ;' $3.44 e 5' FT•. LADDER .. · .... · .... · · e6 n. LADDER / .I H&R Fl MIDDLEPORt, · ~ ~'' d �( 1 · • Sailors, FBI Hunt ?i;i!!t.ia Swamp r ,, • / I ~""-= ..-···· 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, o., June 26, 19M City's Finest Hospital News Roclredby :'14!;"h.,a • :;:::;::;.:· move out at dawn in the searc:b ihe dense .Bogue_~ IWIJDp, IWIIIIP," lllld ~ne sailor as he EIIIUell Botpllol Funeral services tor Mrs. Instead of eo 'pounda u otatecl for three missing civil rtprta "H the sailors ill tar in there, emerged alter lour hours or Clyde E. Eagle, Vinton; Mrs. Charlotte Dove-Dillon, wbo In the prevlolll lltUcM. workers. lft'll have to liP in ancl searching. Roy Neal, 1006 Foorth Ave., . Thursday In the Toronto PHILADELPHIA, M I s s. Despite a massive aearch g et them out;'- • tanner com- Tho misslnt! men are Andn!w GalllpoiiJ; Mn. Henry P-~· Ne•wJFUVe•l'dlile Hotpltal, wDI .be In TWO.DAY a.ufs'!WJj: , (UP!) - Sailors teamed w 1 t h through the wood& and swamp Goodman 20 of New York; 11 smithers St., Galllpolls; Mn. NEW YORK (UPI) hapel 01 the Ogden Fun· Micke 'Sch;..mer 24 or Joe D. Call, Rt. 2, CrowD Cltyl York City's police c Satur- Mldd1oport lloyl' Will FBl agents again toay to , and • bouse · to • houae can- mented. "There's at least one cottonBrooJyn· and Jam;,. chaney, Lowell S. Hughea, Pt. Pleasant; was rocked today by the wUI · be bttve a bake sele II! the o)thA -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;il vass, no trace hal been found Pt. Pte. ,. I pollcelt a. Bowmanvllle artd p BuUcllng Frlday all(l r of the three men, mlsslnt! since ntouth water moc-casin lor 21, a Negro !rom Meridian, Debbie J. every square yard In t bat MUs ant· Mrs. Jack B. Stevens, Ga J'<SU a~ .. ..,._._ u r d a ·:=~Y·:___ _ _ _...,.__;-';r Sunday night. Their burned staTh~ Juattce Department said Upoiu Ferry; Mrs. Emzie E. quiry Into pollee payoffs by Mrs. the form- tion wagon was found on a logger's trail at the odie o! It had received numerous re- Brumfield, Rt. 2. Glenwood; 1 gamble~- shaking In r.ttarlotte Hawkins, was 1 a swamp near here Tueaday. porte that tho tbree bad bee • Mrs. Angus H. Robbins, lgPth · 1 U llliC:,":,l•sloner Ml:;'~ wile o! U.. late Fred There wa!l no indication as to leel• sinct Sunday, none of Pleasant: Mrs. Dana 0 . Wr I, ce . olfiCtra ThuraShe Is survived by what directioD today's search Ga.'. -·••·•o: GaUipolia which checked out. Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. Robert Elda Murp~J firedth 10 fulled to waive Homor Hiwklns would take. ·McNabb, Ravenswood; M r •· Y m•er eyre of Pomeroy and two l)iecd, dam, 18.2, 13.4, running sill feet; Eddie A. Mayes, Rt. 2 Ambros- Immunity I r o m Mrs. R. Mildred Fowler, St. Within holll'l! alter President Pt. Pleasant 24.22; Pomeroy ia; Dewey R. Birchfield, Rt. I, when they were .... tlbe!ore • James City, Fla., and Mro. F. Johnson ord,, ·ed the aallors Into 1 b':! 20.67; Hinton, .63 stationary. KaRutland; Dottie Phelps, Rt. 2, grand Jury lnvbe""8 Lillian Colby of Toronto, and the hunt 'llmrsday teams made nawha Falls ll!lnua .22, falling; Pomeroy: Mrs. Frank A. Map- ber;• or pollee y gam rulreds. two special lrletlda, Orville up o! nine seilors, an FBI ajent Jackson· Mrs. Morgan B. State and city laws req and Rita Spencer of Toronto. and a state trooper moved CaU· Kanawha river on the sills. Incredibly durable Charleston 18.01. hanciJ, Ne'wport, Va.; M r •· Ut~ lirlnl!•· tiously through the frlogeo or Ohio ruver - Rowe down 13', Larry D. Stone, St. Wincbnter, We Intend to uproo1 -•o NS)' to usel oo a.m.: southern up 14, 6:30 Ind.; Clarence E. Bryant, ru. btini ~ JusUce every man fn. ~~P=:.~ANNO~:C:ntary ·Now ""' opecllA:Dlu .. . . , . p.m.; Jelf Boat up 14, 1:20 a. 1 Ironton: Mrs. Cecil C. Bovolved, . Murphy said, School PTA wUI have an Ice :of "Lueele" for the OUUida of m . Hood up 5:20 a.m.: Fret. fu. Rt 2 Albany parently llllPIYil!l more noli<,. I yaur 1um»1 Flow1 on dfortbe., IS 12 ,45 a.m . . Jor- Four teacher were hired for • · • Birllll · may he Implicated in tho cream supper Saturdly, June rger up ' ' the tomini ochool year '!bun11, at the Junior Hlgh 11<bool IIMJY, r-a touglt. durable, dan up .IS, 2:40 a.m.; Calhoun d y night by Ute Soulhem Lo- Mrs. Henry P. Cook, 37 Smith- dal. tim th building. servlnll will ·start at plutltlliiiMI41het I'Oiisllt end:· down 3:50a.m.; Jerry Bos- c!l school board. era St., GaWpoliJ, son, p. At the aamenllde,Uale'..•esll· ... chaN.,, f141Dg 1114 cllrtl worth up 17, 3:1S p.m.; San m. Mrs Emzie E. Brumfield, IS-member co en . " 6 P· m. TCIP.QUAUTT . :r.lcb, tlat bllh hidell II!If... (Continued from page 1) Pedro up 17, 2 a.m.: Patton up Craynor Slone o! Wayland. I Ri.' 2, Gl~nwond, W. Va., gating_ unit-whose llli8Sion was ----impelfectlottl. J:lri01 In I$· gration leader Dr. Martin Luth- 17, 2:35 a.m.; Warren Houglaod Ky .. who coached at the St. Ka- ter, 3,08 p.m. to police the police- was VISIT HERE - . a.n 1lP wjtlliOI!' and er King to telephone the White up 18, 7:1S p.m.; Hiereneaux therlne School In New Haven, Diocbar&ed banded, Its members trans- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baker House to ask Utat U.S. morsh- and Charley Roy up 18, 2:0S a. Ky .. lor tllree ye~rs, was hired Mrs. Charles KilT, Reba !ered to peals throughout the and three children, Sacramenals he sent here for protection. m.; Bingo up 18, 6 a.m.; Indt- as Ute Racine High school or, Mn. Mary Ghrist, Mrs. city. to, Cali!., and MrS. Jack Hen- /)InCH King said he reached L_ee ana up 20, 6:30 a.m.; NoUonal basketball coach. es Hamilton, Charles Willlatns,l derson and son, Hamilton, 0., White, a special presldenttal up 22, 5:4S a.m.; Elgercli!! up Herbert Parker or Syracuse Mrs. Robert Chatllre, Mn. NAMES O~ITT~rueser spent Weditesday with Wallter adviser, and said "I'm a lot 23, 7:4S p.m.; Gona down 23, wao assigned to the elementary lse Spires, Mro. Clifford Election o! WU tam Reuter, Pomeroy. ~more optimistic." 1040 p.m.; Shaver Jr., down scbool, E. A. Wingett, Racine, es ond son: Mrs. Howard and Jack Carsey 1.-iiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"\ HOUSE No Marsbala Committed 23, 12:01 a.m.; .Jefferson up 23, will be the driver's education ma Jr., and son: Mn. Larry terms as directorsed sda was But King spearhead of t h e i 6:SO a.m.; Beaver up Greenup, instructor at the higl> school, Powell and daughter; ~oy Lions club W nefro~ a all. out m~vemenl against seg-1 3 a.m.; Joan up 4:25a.m.; Cher- and Sally Lou Ball of Athens Van Mete! , Lawrence Mllboan, tnadvertently o':ited Thursday regatlon in this 400 . year - old ! okee down 4' 30 a.m.; Allied will be Ute new biology and Liley Manley, Percy Weaver, report o! them 1118 · city, said that no federal ! Ashland down S.40 a.m... ~~~ girls' physical education teach- Kinzy Durst, Mrs. De_Witt . DEPARTMENT CALLED For All Occ11ions h I· had been committed I ian Johnson up 6.20 a.m., er. ver, Carlos Mllao, Linda EtsI te / mars as ter Hougland down 31, 4:05 a. nau le D Louise Sparks. The Chester Yo un er 1 ' · for St. Augustine. m . Molly-K up 31 S:SS a.m:: The board also hired eight / department was called to the A segreg~tion leader' K' p~~sylvania down' 32, 1:10 a. one--year, and seven two - year • Nazarene parsonage at Chester fHoss) Ma!lltty, called for mg m.- Lewio up 32,4:30 a.m. ; Ra- non-certificated employeeo Tuesday evening when It was to go home. ld be I ve~swood down Meldahl, 9 p. !ill positions or bus dr•vers. cuostruck by lightning. Phone WY 2-27" Manucy "."ld there w~~N ro m. L Fleore down 10:26 p.m.; todians, and cooks. Hired unIS MIDDLIPORT,·O. llllrd Avt, Ml.Wit~ no end of VIOlence until h eg,. Dh:ie Challenger up 3 a.m. I der me year contracts were Donors by ronomtrnit:les J BUSEKILL, Pa. - A truck • and whtte outsiders go orne. . _ Ut R . Earl Cross, Billy HiD, Howard were: trailer loaded with dynamite l\lanucy satd Kmg should GallipOlis daln_ Ca y 5. .51 Allen Clarence Shields, Cora Pomeroy - Maude Jane blew up with a mighty roar on 8 home because "he's down S P-~· ' Ztm';':'r1,"P ~. Blrcb', James Satterfield, David Shuster, Margaret a highway In front of a snake and a Communist and an out- p.m · San Y up · . p. 1· Sayre bus mechanic and Laura Cecil Hysell Robert rarm early today as firemen 0 sider_;, . . tan up, 11:3S p.m.; Tt-B ent Circle. Hired for two years Arlhur Slusher Norman wert pulling up to extingulsb I,.awyers for both the ctvtl down 2 a.m.. Barbara Br were Emma Salser, Chrissie Hyaell Sam Leon a brake lire. rights ,groups and Ute state of up 2 ' 4S a.m.; Sally Pol!.dot~ Powell. Ocran Dailey, 11wmas McKnight Betty Per'kstns, WllAt least four persons were IJ JOHN A. LYNCH United Preu IrttemaUoaal "I olscand~~ !~-!~yne:• River News ~ 1 Four Teachers Are Hired by School Board Race Riots Flare Up .. cooking dlimonstraUon marking the end of a cooking school condueled by the Columbia Gas Company for members of the Witle-Awake 4-H Club of Middleport. The eveot was held Monday evening tn the local gas company orne. wltlt Mary Holman registering lha ~ and Lou Ann Fnaclland Linda Coqhran sreeUng tho gueota. " Each dub llMUfthlr IIFert.d on aome pbasa of lito eooldttg school wltb tho deuort I01'Ved durbtg 1111 ev1111ng prepared by the girls; Bolld8y centerpieces, made by the Sirls were used on the tables with Mary GerJosephine Toney and Shei- Ld~!!e bt u.;, . •• 1~. . A ·I __,ASIIIOII COLORS AlltWmli .fTANacu· '"I 8/oodmob.te Donors L. ted F UnetaI He/.) Mo nday I.Or M 8 '/ ey PAINT sa.•· ...... • • • MIDDLEPORT VALLEY LUr.'IBER & SUPPLY CO. 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Freezing cojls on all 5 sides of inner compartment liner for balanced cold throughout! Admiral "Penny Plncher" """'ed power unit! · High density inoulation, temperature oontroll Counterbalanced lid with key lockf 36" h., 40'h. w., 29'112 d. ' Radlikin, G. lie Vole. A:. ~. . .. . . _ ',;. 1~ .·11U111101111 , . COOUIIt mftlll' RUTLAND FURNITURE ARNOLD GRATI 1H 2-4111 Nel· Bareatns eatore · , ... VIN'roN - Alma Smilb, ;'' ' ' sale OFF . . W.o D I It I Carpellter - NOW IS THE TIME TO. . ' r' ~ '. INSTALL YOUR FURNACE, PH. Wf2-2036 . SAL£~ ' ' A rummege ~ . ~loll •le will be held . _, b7 -~ ~ ter Volunteer Flrt ~ Anyone bn1lta ittlelet to idoo nate, please ~- 1!11\ Ill . lla firemen. 1 clear- now In thll .ance ~f mid-aumnter atock .•.•••• Cblliiren'i dresses, playwear, IIWim \ - ' ;' . . r . . •· - ; ' ' ·• ¥ ~~- '. . . . { . ..)~'. ~ ' .· . • " ' 120 ·1, M;AIN · RUTLAND, OHIO .. ~' ~ a:I'~;t. fit• Stearns-Bundy vows Exchanged ° .. ,- I ' I • DRIVE·IN °· nred of frost .•.and defrosting ?t ·, ~1 I BAHR CLOTHIERS ellnd IIISII1 lilctt IIlii. '. ~ ° pbreya, . Kay Ault; Rutb Ann Halley, Kathy_ McEiltlnny, Connie Cooke, Carole Andereon, Ollta Lewis, Mary Lou Teaford, CltrlaUne Ballay, Dee Slaven, Mary Wolfe, Sandy Gartert, Sllllle Moi'rla, Buddy Moore, Jlm Johat1011, Pal Edwards, Gary 8tobart, Sam and Jolin Jlood, George Sauer, llod .Sauer, Steve llllldy, Jolin Blake, Ken Barrla, Ase Bradbury, Ste PuU.na, Keith Morgan, Sandy • Jerey Swart&. Sendln& a gill was · · DeJ:r Orueser. The hoDOred guest , . 'i~z. Chil:at.en's. ' ~· ~· with our Rock Springs Fellowship M t Su_nday ,.. ... DINE OUT . WITH THE FAMILY We've modo • tradltlotl of line family dlnlllll, u our regulor potrQno· well' ltnOW! We llle oD)y the ebolceot of IQcredlenta to prepare o u r mqulh-waterlttg d!Jhea. You wiU ba pleased wltii I h e prompt lerii•e. and opoetal chUdl'l!n'o port10111, teol . ." R~ ,,Yhe Martin .Restq,u~t. 7 . ' .. . .lap1rt, 0. TUDE-I PLAN -, .1,¥ ..... ..: J a..., ,_ ,.._,_,_ ... , ..,.... = ," . '' . Os~ , 2 :wear, coats; jackets .. . everythlnc Pinl at a BIG 25% BEDUCTtON• . Shop tlll'q for tbe are at •••.. \ .. • • Roger Swartz 16th Birthday Is Celebrated ·Ofo man. ~ punc~ Troop Plans Ov ' ht ernJg , Camp ProJeCt C~EARANCE REPAIR SERVICE II mmiS~e~ ~ryby 1 New York Clothing House SUMMER Jolly Neighbors 4-H Club has Luncheon Event r-•n. Bumg'a~ner, . UWI_S_ TO SELL ..... C.AffiEO • r MEIGS • by SOLD fiRST DAY LOOK. • 6 ONLY Vu-ALL = I Sml'th Named Chairman Heath Board tlte Baer, Paul Beegle, clerk, lmd Webru!J8, Lula Charles Hayman, executive Kautz, Rlcltard David reJCUe worken. :d:an:ge:r:• bead Koblentz, Lawrence Erwin -Baumgardner, John · Silvers, Vaughan, Clln... 0 ~- i People In Pomeroy ° ton Fault, "-!len Downie, wuliam A. Young Mrs. Barbara BI:Jsruau.. Po. - A truck • Wggs, Keith Riggs, Wchard ---------:-::-::-:::trailer loaded with dynamite Vaughan. 19511 HARLEY-DAVIDSON 11111. A handaome leatllor btnfold with 1peclaf palented blew up with a mi~hly roar on Mldclleport - Kathryn Den!· Priced to seD. Phone WI 9lunch 88 the governor coolin· son, James McHaffie, Wealthy 3464 after 6;30 p.m. 6-20-iltp pall ca ... Holds 16 cardo or photos ••• all oxpased to lmtant vlow. BIIHold has ..cret bill campartmonl ued his bid to win the GOP Schartiger. Barbara Shuler, r;~~~:~:~~ presidential nomination. James Whitlatch, Charles W.IWaJn~t Ad . Pomeancl ~~~ other wanted features. Expertly crafled In Searles, Jack Bechtle, Ber· Barber Don Weese • chob of fino leothera. WASIUNGTON _Ohio's weak nice Winn, Glenn Evans, Max action. strip mining laws could keep Davb, William Fink. YOU TOO 5.00 to 15.00 the state !rom receiving Ieder- Syracuse - Carl Weese, al aid to restore ravaged lands, trice Lble, Orla Hubbard, RoeOPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY, JULY 2e CAN GET QUICK an administration spokesman bert Wingett, Larry Lavender, hinted Thursday. Don Weese, Woodrow Zwilling. I'NIE)CPI!N RESULTS President Johnson's Applach- MlnersvDie - Clara Mcintyre. I• Ia aid program, from which Herbert Mcintyre, Fred Nease, Dilling WY 2·2156 POMEROY, OHIO Ohio and nine other states would Joe Thoren, WI Ulan! Rizer, benefit, would forbid federal Wendell Jeffers, Harry Kraul-[~;;;;;;;;;;;;=::;=::;=::;:;:;;::::;:::::;~:=;;::;:~:iiii:iii="===~:;;;;;:;;;:;;~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'! funds being used where future lor, Robert Rltc;hle. stripPing Is not adequately con- Racine - Stanley Johnson, Lewis Repair Service trolled James E. Simpson, Betty Did. clle, Edna KnopP, Wilma Say-FORLACONIA. N. H. -Two dish- re, James A. !GlUt, Cl.uence ' e HEATING rattling earthquakes about 50 Roy,_ Emma Jane McClintock, . ' ePLUMBING minutes ·apart shOilk central JeMrngs Beegle. •ROOFING New Hampshire today. Rutland - Vemon Weber, The temblors were Ute sec- Maude Sellards, Chariest Eada, l~'<nd earth shocks In the ma Add Boodmoblle Sent eld .. in three montlis. "It souaded Archie Pierce. ' Major, like a ttaln roaring through the Dexter - Glady• WY 2·2174 valley," said o ,Claremont man Pauline I!Dlllday. 134 Mlll St. Mlcldltpart who lives on a hUitop. Cllooter ,- Belly Jean Hawk, CSTORF.·WIDE) """""'""""""'""""""'~""""""'L::::..:::.::::..:::.:..:::::=:!:...__ Paul Ha\ft, Albert Parlrer, Ne~ Ue Park01, Rlebanl Flck. Loq lloUom - Ada BIJseU, Howard Parter, Chatleo MarMeini.ers o! ihe Wildwood den-t:lub and their families en· joyed a wiener roast Wednesday evening at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Milton Houdashelt, Minersville. Present were Mr. and Mrs. mram Fisher, Mr. aDd M r s. Christy Baer, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nease and family, C. L. Hiller. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harris and sons, Mr. and 'Mrs. Allred Yeauger, Mr. and Mrs. David Neaae and family, Mr. VIctor Hysella nd chUdren, Mrs. Edison Hclhm and children, Mr. and Mrs. Houdashelt and family and their guests, Mr. an d Mrs. Paul Lewis o! l'hls Admiral bar.gain holds 433V2 pounds. Thrse Rou~b, killed, including three ol the firemen. The truck driver esH U<ng caped death. e was wa I along the highway some b kdisto lance away, en route ac the vehicle after telephoning lor the firemen. The Reptile Farm, a tourist attracUon in this Pocomo Mountain resort area, was blown part. Poisonous snakes we1:e II hurled through the air lor some ~~r-~~;n~a~l•udista~-~n~ce~,~p~re~sen~ting:· Members en joy Wiener Roast If YoU"'Arl ~osing Your Locker Soon, Why Not One Of These Buys? Eynon, Wilma Henderson, Ber- uam KeMedy, Eric A. Hart, nice Levacy, and Jed Pickens. David Zirkle, Rose Mary Raub, H S 'Ut U d Wright Teachen next fall will get a[J omehr Kmt-~ Coyh p • 1 · osep e~~o ersa 1ary mcrease or $100 a year ..... C •.h,..y, J e ares Kennewhich was approved earlier by '"'8er, . Saar s M . . Mary na the boa rd . Pr' p 1tee C mue1s. ar]one How 1 1 1 0 The Board also contracted elltce, Elau :.;-pe~, ~orbe~ with Hennan Carson to re-roof • otse us • the agriculture building. Neutzllng, Jr., Ramona Members of board present Frank Vaughan, Gilbert Zwill-were Gene Yost, Thomas Sayre, ~~.:.- Gucy Guln J ~::::, MikHe RoJoe Stobart John Fisher GeorKO ""''"• ar1 e••,_,.s, ar1a 0 :::"en!n7~::;·;.:, Mal"n/y About BOOK STORE . Boston Florida went into federal at nearby Jacksonville for a hearing on a state . P'osed cur!_ew against nighttime . demonstrir.Lior.s m St. Augus11!1 • e ·~ · said there would be no King demonstrations duPing the bear. in ~ ..............,,..;;........... About M ddt e!':·~~K:;"'ci;,:~~; I S7.95 gal. ROWLEY & REED HARDWARE Around And I :r"':::; t::. · GIFTS Sewing Club Worlcson ERSt " ings DaUy_ Sentinel, Pol_lleroy-Middleport, o., June 26, lieU Mn. Jacl Welsh, Mra. L. w. J~~e 21 The Pomeroy Church oi l er. 1 McComas Mrs. Roger Toney The P"""'roy Garden club Christ presented VacaUon Bi- AMouncement o! haodwork ~ eporf Mrs Elme While Mra being hekl at Capital Univee---' Mellnda ' VO(I)esong, ,....Y will tour the rose gardens o! ble School cl~g program on I display was given and invita· 1' · r a00 · sity tllis week Mou Mar, Siif., Ann Welsh aDd Mn. J . R. Cocb- Mr. and Mrs. Dor Schaefer Frt- 1June 19, at 7:30 p. m. The j tiona! song wu "Jesua Is Ten- . Thurada guest> of ' Charles Hoffman were bostess-j Handley also of Pomeroy wa• j ran. day, June 26, at 2 p.m. theme or the school was "Je- 1 derly Calling.• The Benedtc· Cash Bri.ey were Mr . M;~ ;; wheo the sew-Rite sewmg ielected from Hobart 0.it1 to Mrs. McComaa adv!Jor an- The Willing Worken class of sus, the Promised Saviour." lion wao my Mr. Masters. i Mrs Jack Schwejlzer or Colub ~el Wednesday eventng bouse of •rep~tatives. , tlllWlCed a meetJns tbe Enterprise EUB church will Children wlth thetr· tea chers Children a tte•"'"" •......., the ICh001 umbua. [ at their club room · ' CODCenting ' · 1 •'• tho potato oblp aalo lor 'l'lturl' meet Friday evening, at the marched into the oanctu~ry were: Nursecy - Martln MeA short business aession was -==:;==::;:;:=;~=; ; day. The potato chips will be borne of Mrs. Herbert DU.on. singing, "Every Day Wilh Je- 1\nguo, Linda, Mark, and Paul Mr. aod _Mrs. L. w. McCom- conducted b) Mrs. Hawley dla1r!bulad at the McComas n., Women'o Christian Tern- sus." Johnson, Mllfl Dutcher, Tom- as enlert~ed wlth a dinner Vranke~., president The trav. nuu.I home on July 2. She also an- perance Union will meet Fri- The childre~ gave the pledge my . Masten, lltei'I'J Osborne, last week m bonor of Mn. etiog prize donated bv Mrs . DonI'OMEROY . OH~ . 1,. ~ "'"tN«< judging of garment> day at the First Baptiat Church to the ChriStian flag and sang Lorr Chapman, and Jeffery 1Edwin Johnson, the fonner aid McKr,ight was •··arded to , ., lild aooklng will be held July u, MtdJieport at 7:30 p.m. " Praise Ye the Lord," the Grueser. Carolyn Wells, wbo observed Mro. Van Vranken. Following TONIGHT " .-TUIII)AJ'" * 5 at 1:30 p.m. JU'IE Z'l ./ Pledge to the American Flag, Beginners - Craig Venoy, her' 21st birthday annrversary. the business session the Kroup "THI fi'ICRIOI8118 ·· ~ I The Middleport Fire Deparl- and sang "Ame~ica," and the j Mary Durst, Kathem Olrllnger, other guesto were her daugh- worked 011 slings for the PomeMR. LIMPET" ment will have an lee cream Pledge. to the B1ble and aaog, • Bob1:>1 K. Chapman. Arlie John- ter, Lydia Johmton, Mrl. Ro- roy Emergeny Squad. Don K~!t~~~':;'j~ Cook. social Saturday !rom 4 to 9 p. "B-1-B-L-E." son, Debbte Osborne, Ed I I b bert Rlllneltart, Middleport and Andrew Duegan. and J•ck m. on the village hall lawn. The Scripture, Matthew 22:37-39, Wondsard and Charles Burton. Mr. and Mrs. Harold George, Re!rebments were ,.rved by W•stnn. Auxiliary o! the Fire Depart- John 5:10-11, was read by the Primary - Steve and Mite G•WpoJU. the bostesses to those named ' "SPENCER'S MOUNTAIN" · -•· · · oods · · J M hi h Cl k Tedd F' h Kathy above and Mn. Edward Wells <Techmcolor) Ia Toney recelvrng prizes r or menl will sell baked g doasters, cd Elya Debbie Mr. and Mn. Perry Mitcb Mrs. Willard Boyer, Mrs. Don- Maureen O'Hara. He;ut _Fon· the most attractiVf. The pnze nated by members and any oth· was o ow prayer an . ~ne, s a r, have received word that their ld Coil' M Elza G'l da James MacArthnr. tmry winning arrangement carried A luncheon was enjuyed re- 1er interested parties. Anyone offering. , Phillips, Roger Hysell, Car I son Larry Ia attending an ; M 10~· . rs.S . kl 1 mor~ f armer A heap of living, .• Out a mother's birthday theme. cently by members of the Ra- 1' wishing to donate please call India for Christ, a mission- Hendricks, Sandra Rousb, Bren- w•CLs tralnl'..., ochool m' Tra..•1 ~.:_ Rrs. a:yton ~IC Thand an lot of lo.\l ing on Spencer 1 · J oIIy Netg · hbors _4- H Club a member o! the ' !Ire depart- ary report was gtven · bY M'ISS da van Meter, Tommy John• portation """ ·- •~•Batty. Candy favors made by the 1ctne at ..,Ft. Story, Va., meetin aymond will he Jul e next and Mountain. members were given each 1at 2 p. m. at lhe Racme Metho- men! lor pick up. Barbara Kennedy. son, Jeflery Ftelds, Drana Me- near Virginia Beach Ills all- bo ,_ g . be M Y 8c' . --------dist Ch h · · te "G A M · d y J · s-se• WI 11 rs. a vrn 1 IUOII. urc . An Ice c<eam soctal wtll take The attendance con st o ngus, arrn a oung, oy dress Is Transoortation Corps, Slm d M R ld SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUES. Guests included Mrs. Mary . Member~ gavf .demonstra. 1place June 27 at the Rutland Ye" was won by the Primary ~rover, Steve Burton, Mila Pvt. Lam Mitch. U. S. S22S9- Bra::~ an rs. ona June 28-29-30 Holman, Mrs. J .. E. Wilson, lions. neverly _Ervtn showed Methodist church at 6:30 p. Dept. Total enrollment o! Ute ! Stders,_ Sandy Rusche! and Lar. 2487_ 461 St. Transportalion Co . g_ .____ P~~~~= ~;~:N~~.. Mrs. Eloise Stiles, Mrs . Keith how to measure ~~gredJ~mts cor- m. The social will '>e sponsor- Bible SchoolWas 7fl . ry P~llhps. . . Mr. ana Mrs. Harry Chesh- (FOR SALE I Natalie · W.uod. Steve M:. Gobel, Mrs. Robert Ord, Mrs. reclly. Safety wtth kmves and ed by the Rutland MYF. Re- Introduction of departme_nts ' Juruors_ - Nao~l Ohlinger, et spent Wedneaday in Chaun- , AUC'l'ION SM.E _ Ev~r.. ·s.'t- QuePn. Edie AdaiM. Ban~ Edna French Mrs Marion hot pans was demonstrated by freshmenb will be sold; Every- and teachers with the chtld- Bobby Miller, David Clark, Ka- ,,. ., whe they were guests d . · Y Lernbeck. Herschel Bernardi ...: ' · Ka thY H'll M th Y t d · · · tb Du 1 R th An T 11 c<Y re 1 ur av . 7 30 p. m Russe I Tom Bosley. 1 I . ar a os rna e one IS welcome. ren's closing program was gtv- Y rs • u n erre • of 'her brothers John a n d , w h- I f Cl"fl · R Colorcartoon• 1 and Sharon Ervin and JULY 1 en by Mr. Masters with Mrs. Kathy Weh_rung, Edith Durst1 Robley Blackford. I e c · .aure 1 on · 124 ·::' I - - - - - - - - - - - · • U Garcta McGraw showed table ! The Deacons and Deacones- Bob Miller assisting in civing Barbara Frsher, Earl Phelps, \ Sue Ellen Zeigler, Beckley, l._-..__ _ _ _ _6_ 26_ -_tc_ _.. ...,..,__ __......,__._..,.., settrngs. Later Rhonda Ervrn es of Ute First United Presby- the certificates and awards to I Susan Andrews, Susan Rusche II W V . visiting with Mr. T 1and ~;,_ 15Earl Davenport Bnd r showed how to scrape dishes be- terian Church of Middleport tho teachers and students. 1 and Jim Hudson. fore washmg them. will sponsor an lee cream 5(}- Closing program and teachers Teen Age Dept. - Jean f ·1 rS. a1 Alter the luncheon, . a busi- cia! Wednesday, July t begin- of the departments were: Phelps, Duttie Phelps, Peggy Virgil .r. Manley and Funeral sen·Jces for M r s. ness meetm~ was held 11-Je club ning at 6 p.m. on the church Nursery - teachers, Mrs. Bowers, Barbara KeMedy , Joe I Mrs. Manl~y and their childWiJliam Bailey (Florence voted to bmld a float for tb_e lawn. Homemade lee cream, Sherry Johnson and Mrs. Bev- Reynolds. Peggy Folmer, Bren· ren Michael and ·Sandra have Hamm), Grant-s!, who died 4th of July parade. The float ~s cake, coffeo and kool-ald will erly Chapman. Song, " Wise da Sayre, Sheila Ohlinger and ! mo~ed from Denver, ec;lo, to unexpectedly last Fr~day at to ~ budt at Howard Ervm s be served man Builds His House." Ann Jenks. . . . ltht: J. J . Davis apartment on Meigs Gen~al Hospttal, were residence. . Beginners - teachers, Mrs. A revival 1s In progress this Ash-st. in Middleport. Sgt. Man.. conducted Monday at 2 p.m. at Members attendtng were MarPat Wehrung and Linda Weh- week, June 21 to 2ti, with Prof- ley will leave July lO for Saithe Rawling-C"'Its Funeral garet Cole, Mary LoUise Cole, rung, Songs, "Jesus Loves Me" , lessor Jack Blif!en of Kentuc- gon, Viet Nam, where he will Home. The Rev. Joseph R. Kra- Beverly, Sharon, and Rhonda and "B-1-B-L-E." ky Chrislian College of Gray- be ,tationed Iy was the officiating clergy- Ervm, GarcJa ~cGraw, Martha Primary _ teachers, Mrs. son, Ky ., as the evangelist. The J\!Jeig~ County Ministerman. Burial was made In the Yost. Kathy Hill, aDd Carol Bob Miller and Mrs. Sarah Two of the Bible School stu- ial Association will sponsor a Rock Springs Cemetery follow- Wilcoxen. Advtsors attending InRoush, Song, "Deep and Wide" dents answered Christ's call picnic for members and their lng services. ,Serving ag p~ll- eluded Harrtet . Netgler, Mary and "For God So Loved The and became Christians at the families Tuesday, June , at , . . t-"1 rl es Rurdt· r , K. Yost and Wdma McGraw. World,"' and a verse, John 3: hrst f!Vemng of the rev1val. the Middleport Roadside 30Park Earl o\nt~~t, Frank Harold, 18. ! at 11 :30 a. m. Each family is George Ntct_n&<y, Hornet RadMr. and Mrs. Charleo Grave- Junior - teachers, Mrs. Jerto bring a picnic dinner and i1 lord aDd Wtlliam Radford. ly o! Dunbar, W Va., were ry Masters and Mrs. Martin Eichinger3 are their table service. All Meigs I She was survived by her hus01. Wednesday guests of Mrs. J . McAngus, Songs, "Everyday Ho•t• for Dinner Counly ministers and their baod, WUllam Bailey a daughI A. Eden and motller, Mrs. B. With Jesus," "Whisper a Pray· . . families are invited to attend. ter, MiSli Janet Batley, . at F. Gravely. er," and verses Matthew 211 : Mr. and Mrs. _Allen Etchmg- Mrs. Charles Burdette and home a son, Clarence Balley. Leonard 19.20. er entertamed w1th a dmner C E Burdette were in Galli- ' Springfield wto grandsons, Ri- Leo Smith was elected chair- S~rit and ed Mrs. h . h Teen Age Dept - teachero Sunday at their Mulberry p~lis .Wednesday evening where ~ chard bod Michael Baney man of the Official Board of · c 0 ret~rn to t etr orne Mrs Evelyn Clark and Mrs: HeJghts home in observane of they visited with Lawrence MilSpringlielo, and two sisters, Heath Methodist Churcb wlten "'1 Jasonvtlle, Ind ., Wednesday Thebna Osborne devotional Mrs. Eichinger's birthday and hoan a patient at Holzer hasMiss S h H d M . a ter a VISit wtth Mr. and Mrs. • Father' D • araM I atmmh !anM rs. orgamzatlonal ~eeting was Lester Wilson and other rela- talks, "Time For God,'' and G ts' ay. M d Mr pita!. Eliz b Ut 5 0 a e cn ason. neld Thursday everung at the tives. a "ong, "] Love Thee.'" ~es were r. .an Mrs. Harry Craig is a medi8· Out-of-town relatives a n d church. The Rev , M. E. DowCertificates of appreclallm1 Davtd McKee of Columbus cal patient at Holzer Hospit!rlends attending were Mrs. son pres•oed and opened the Mr. and Mrs. David McGhee were given to workers or the Mr and Mrs. Max Elhinger, al in Gallipolis. Henry Zeisler and daughter, meeting. ,. of Columbus were weekend Bible School which were: Miss New Haven,. W: Va. Mr. and ----Ru_th, Youngstown_ Mrs. Fred Jack Bechtle was elected vice guests o! her sister •nd broth- Peggy Bowers, pianists; Mro. Mrs . Paul Elchrnger and dauPLAN FESTIVAL Batley, Girard, Ohio Mrss Sar- chairman and Miss Frieda Fa- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Aill!n Ei· Sarah Roush, song leader: Mr. ghter, Paula June and Mn. NEW !lAVEN - The Youth ah Harm• ~nd Mrs. EUzaheth ehale was re-elected secretary, chinger. Jercy .Masters, devotional lead- Dana Oliver. Fellowship of the New Haven ' Molntosh, ststers o! the deceas- wtth Mrs. Martoo French her er; Miss Barbara Kennedy, EUB ChurchJs havl!lg a ·festH eo or Mason, v.. Va., \Irs. Est- assistant. Rev. Dowson report- Mrs. Charles R. Karr Sr. re· missionary teacher and Mrs. BIRTH ANNOUNCED val SaturaAy: JUM 27 in New ' le Mason Mr. ed on the addiUonal carpet in- turned home_ Thursday_ from Bob Miller, director and teach- SP4 and Mrs. James R. 1!6r- Hoven, in the lot by llle Tha- I aDd Mrs. ~. R. Gtlhert, Sprrng- stalled in tile sanctuary to cov- Hoi~ Hosptlal and ts imnem are _anoou~Ct!J8 the birlh bet building. Home made soup field, and Mr. and Mrs. Clar- er reg;sters not needed with provmg. . of the<r ftrsl child, Robin Lyn, and ice cream will be sold and ence BaileJ and sons, Michael the new heating system. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lewis o! born June 18_ at Holzer Hospit- serving will start at 5 P m. The and Richard, Sprtngfield. Mrs. Jack Bechtle is chair- Newark are the . guests of Uteir al. Robm weighs SIX pounds proceeds is lo be used lo go man lor the greeting commit- daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and twelve ounces. Matera! to t:ro Billy Graham Crusade in tee and James Euler the ush- and Mrs. Milton Houdashelt Pfc Ginger Lee Stearns dau- gradparents are Mr. a_od Mn. CD!umbus. er committee A mirror install- M' 'lie ' · • Denver Nelson of MiddleportltiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'"i eo in the u~ta•rs lounge was mersvt · ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley and paternal grandparents are donated by Roher! King. Mrs, James Hawley and chll- Steams of llacrne, became the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bumem, ~; :; ~ The bu•.rd voted to cancel dren, Jimmy Joe and Mary bride of Pic. John F. Bundy, Racine. Great grandparents are Troop 231 of Silver Run has the July an August meetings Beth, of Columbus are the :"" 1 ~ri a";! Mrs. /ohn C. Mr. ad Mrs. Henry Beals, TONIGHT made plans for an overnight except for called meet1ngs in guests or Mr. and Mrs. Ed- u00Y' 0 ron on une 7: Bradbury and great graodmo"'GYPsvu camp in two weeks The boys case of nsed. When the board ward Hawley, Minersville. The vows or th~ou:le ~rng !her, Mrs. Gertrude Nelson or Wllh Rosallnd Russell Were taught how to ~har n an convenes in September a new ceremony were r Y ev. Dexter. Mr. Burnem is presentand Natalie Wood . pe . scheduled war adopted with the Lt. and Mrs. Robert E. Gard- Pearl Casto at the home of ly serving in u. s. military ser(TeebnicoJor) . . ner and famtly of Laurel Bay the bride's grandparents Mr · axe and knife at their meeting this week meetings to be held the first • • · VIce. -an~ , Sunda of each monll! at 7.30 S. C., were recent guests o! and Mrs. Roy Spencer. "HARBOR LIGHTS" Saturday at 2 clock ScoutY · his grandparents, Mr. and Miss Robyn Stearns, sister SPECIAL MEETINGS kent Taylor JeH Morrow n..aster Everett McDaniel and p.m. M PhD Will' f th b id 'd r h . · 0 Iamson. e r e, waJ mal 0 on- _Spectal weekend meetmgs S.tu.rdey Assistant Scoutmaster Danny Rev . Dawson was granted a rs. June 27 Little will hold Troop lnspec- vacation during the month o! Mrs. Lena Ebersbach was a or. wtll be conducted at the Salva- "40 I'OUNDI 01' TIIOUBLI" tion rior to camping out. The August when he will also be Thunday diMer guest of Miss Mr. Dean Wyman, uncle o! hon Army, Butternut-av SaturWith Tony Curtis boys penjoyed a hike •as! Satur· attendine an audio visual semi- Stella Gress o! Mason, w. va. the groom, served as bestman. day and Sunday June 27th aDd and Suzanne Pleshette day afternoon with Grsodma nar In Junalaskl. N. C. o! Mrs. Lillie Hauck has re- A recep!ton followed the cere- June 28th at 7:30p.m. The Rev. (Color) Gatewood as guide. They went which he was mado chairman turned borne after 8 two weeks mony. . . J~ck Shaw. Mt. Hope, W Va, --and"THI THREE STOOGES to Horse cave and around Van at tf!e annual conference at visit in Columbus .vith Mr. and ~e brt~e 1s a graduat~ of _will be tht. s~a~er each evenGO AROUNO THE Zandl Hollow where they went Lakeside. The Pastoral Rela- Mrs. c. J. Strauss and daugh- Racme Htgh School. She LS a mg. The public IS welcome. WORLD IN A DAZE" through a cave underground. Uons Comnusslon_s will be r': ter, who accompanied her m~mber of tha U. S . WornMIDDLEPORT, 0. Jay Sheffield, Joan Fuem•n The Buckeye Trail was fol- sponstble lor lilllog Ute pulptl home lor an overnight visit ens Army Corps and 1s statronTO GO TO CHURCH lowed on these el<ploraUons. The during his absence. ed at Ft. Myer, Vtrgrnta. Bethel- No. 11%, Inlerlllltlonal boys . learned !tees and what Permission was given to lions by Mrs. Hnglt Bearhs. R Thke Hilg_roolHi~· ha Sgrhooadulat~ of ~hseerrv: .-!""Go'•tollaCitu~b·Swt~ to do H someone broke a leg, have a !an lnotalled In the bel- counselor. Members answered .oc g c • 18 se~-· what plant.. are edible and saw fry to help reduce the heat dur- ron can with lllelr favorite vmg In the U. S. Army, and IS day," on Snnday, Jrute Zl ol numerous wilclli!e. Boys going · rng the summer monllls. The hymn or 8 memory verse. Con· also stationed at Ft. Myer. The at Ihe Federated Clturd! In were Patrol Leader Allen Oller, board voted to pay lite expens- nie Radford, treasurer, report· couple plan to reside In Wash- , Pomeroy at 10 a.m. AD menrAlex Halley, Carroll and Paul es or Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith ed $I0./3 in the treasury. A lngton, D. C. I her. are to attnd. Stewart Jerry Swartz Eddie at the Lancaster Camp to be Youlh Rdlly Is to be held at the Caruth~s. Randy Lilli~ and hehl _in July and August, Mi_ss Portland Park Sunday from Bobby McDanieL Nellie Zerlde concluded wrth 2, 30 , 5, 30 p.m. the !inancral report. Mrs. Eu- I Mary Lou Radford, In the abler gave the closing prayer. sence or Sherrie Blackston. led lite group In singing. Articlea were read by each member and a Bible quiz was conducted by Mrs. aearhs. A blrtltday ·party was held The meellnt! closed with the 11 the home of Mr. and Mrs. ee S MYF benediction . and refreah. Gene Swartz bonorlnt! their son The Rock Spr111ga Methodist ments were served by Mrs. Roger on his 18th blrtltday Frl· Yout!t F~Uowship held It>_ regu- Bearlrs to the above alid Marla K day June 19th RelreshltielliB lar meeting Sunday eventng at Grueser, Eddle Abbott, Diana peo' ,,. _ _. •• tato the church. WeyersmUier, Becky Radford, 11 ice cream ~ake "-' ._, r 1 .. , _ .Jllps, alk' poj, wer; se.!:. to Kathy Abbot~ president• was Diana Good and the Rev, Chos" 11 d ... .....r MarUyn. Stumbo, Sandy Hum- In charge. It opened with devo- etr Lemley. -~ +· 2:1~ / I OCJA_L U ClosingProgramGivenJunel9th . w:r~s':r':.~a~ ~=-..: ~~-~les~r~ --~dory~ ByChurchofCf,ristBibleSchool .s ~~:·a T:on~ ~ Reception, Cooking Demonstration HeldtorParents,Grondparents Payo.ff candal SI~Df?klna, a -- ra l •• 1 you can own .. ° • the sensational, new - 1 ~ ~ t . 12.4 cu. ft. REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER BAKER FURNITURE . .. ' . : ., ' ' ' . MIDDU:PORT, 0. ,. ' . �··---' .. s-Dally $tntln•l. ;tom~y-MI~11eport. o., TRANSFERRED THURSDAY I DIVOF."F.lll ORANTP.O of Borboira Louise !larpll' 91: PLEASANT - Scottie P'1', PLEASANT - Two d~ Edwin Harper wao dis- 11JI!' 2~. 1954 PT, lkruue. SERMONETfE Sentinel Churrh News f" and Mrs. Walter Hartford maternal - ---- ---- $995 60 Mercury HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE HEINER'S BAKERY Smith, grandpar- KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN & COUNTRY mne... V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY 62 El ectra • • • • • $2695 638 • k FOREMAN & ABBOTT SWISHER & LOHSE RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY m m., wtmd. 8 Soni "!!lrVJCee. a 1 1 II l-OCAL UNION 11688 &veniWOOd, W.Va. BEN FRANKLIN .STORE lie to f1 .00 and up POMJ:IIOY "' OHIO ,, IJ', Silpt,;, Wq1!1, .10:10 a. m. ~ el Cillrllt, PomtrOJ, lng worablp: 1:30 p. m. BYF ••ltTettlll Dlr Ad-lla(. hm- J.erry Mastora, putor: Sunday and Junior FeUowship; 3 p.m. eroy, lln!h Children'• Home U.tOte ll'dl, School t\30 a. m. Church 10:30 EvenJJI. , ..rvlce: I •.., b • t h • .. , ~·•"' ~u• &tM ,.......,.. 7:1(1 ~· m. .__..._. WORSHIP SERVICE, 10:30 TOPIC: "ANXIOUS I'OR WHAT" eMonday •• ••••••• - 7:30 p.m., Adult IDJtrtlctloa ,eThundaT .~ • : ~ •••• 8:110 p.m., The A. A. Meet!q S Motorola build! quality into e11ery set ••. thand-~ired chassis, preci& 1 on craited wit h modern hand ~!"'d dip soldering for clrc~lt connections of high reliabilitY . . . tnpte _cheded lor ~ua_l 1ty Premi um Rated Tubes. This qual1ty of des1gn ~tnd conatruchon makes po!S ible !his '"menl!l.a.cturer's one yPar guarantee that covers free uchan.g..e or {•9atr of llny c omp onent pr.ove_r: d'le ctlve in normal use. Arranged through sellmg dM1er. LabQr extra. N WERNER RADIO &T.V. I, _$1695 60 Dodge VB - -care.- • ELECTRIC FANS 4- Door. One ]oral owner. Shows good BLAETTNARS BUICK - PONTIAC - GMC TRUCKS stale at the church one hour 1 Long Bottom. . . .. . I Duane Allen IS VJSiling his prior to services. mother, Mrs . Retho Clonch, of I Rutland . Mrs. Olive Talbot! auffered , Alfred B hand injur~ at her homE" last . week. Belinda Fitch appeared in a dance recital at Middleport re· 'ociety Notes 1 cently . Recent visitors of E. H. CarSunday School attendaoce on I pent.er and family were Mrs. , offerino Gene Hanser and Mra. Ro" 1 J une 14 • was 62 • th . e ..oe. Deal of New Marlinsburg, Tu- 1 $1&.53. ---------!11 r All Fons 10% Dlseount CLELAND'S T.V. "From Buggies To Buicks" WY 2-2'255 608 E. M1in St. POMEROY, 0. Yalue-Rated Cars The supermtendent ap- ni Wells of Xenia Mr. and Mrs. ! • pointed Helen Woode, . Isola Glenn Lawson a:X. children of Taylor and Lloyd Dollmger on Ch t M w·•- F'tch d h itt f . es er, rs . Luua 1 an t e program comm ee or daughters and Marilynn Fitch. · the Homecoming to be held onWS<pth.. :!0, , held ors 1p servtees wen: at 10:45 with LtoYd Dillinger Long Bottom ; Rudy and Tom ~ Durst, Ben and Sylvia All•n, i ance of 22. _There was an attendance of ~me at last Wed~esday _ evenmg prayer servLces WLth Herman Taylor leading . " Jean Atherton spent 1 Mr . and Mrs . Carl Jones .and Shtlla of Minnesota, Mrs. Helen Black and chiktren and Mrs. Daisy Lawson were reeent vis- , iton of Mn. Annie Brewer and Maxine . .. nd M 1 Wes ey ozart , '· a " 1 Paul Evans and Paul Dean and a!l lay· leader and an attend- Olive and Dell Talbot! . ," sii~e\·al. <lays at the C M annua "'"'"' "'"""'\<> ••4 ' Jud)l Cozart 1 ed back lo Grantavlllo, W. Va . at Holzet' Hospital, Gallipoli•. , last week when her mother, R. R. Dunt and Tom were Mrs. Florence Sturm: was tak- business visitors In Ponw-oy. en back to the hospital .there. Maxine Powell visited Mr. and 1 Gre~ory Wmebrennor II re· Mrs. Wayne Pullini at their covermg from a tonsillectomy summer home in Long Bottom 3-DAY TRIP performed recently at Meigs recently Memorial Hospital. , Glenn .Ables. Bald Mr. and Mrs. Starhng Boyles attend 63 Ford Galaxie 4door · --· -· S209S I Mr. and Mrs. Larry Glues- Ures and air-conditioning. 59 Ford Galaxie 2Door H. T. • · · · S119S V-8 motor, auto., radio, heater, wlsiw tires. Sho'!J' excellent care by one cll'eful owner. 59 Oldsmobile 98 4Door · · · · ~ s1495 Full power, Including power windows "' 6-way power seat, tinted etass, radio, beater and good wJsJw tires "' CHECK' THESE "AS·IS" SPECIALS 495 $ Now paint GHd tlrtl- $2QO 51 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. W1gon Vol mater lute.,. ... - $495 KARR &·VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES ~ _ OPIN ·TIL . I P.M. i e.rttl,t>Ot•f!'IOblle -· ..• t . ,, . '. MIDDLEPORT.. _Q. S. 2ND AV£. 'House ·Doctorsu Say It CAN be done I ! ~ FREE!! spent an afternoon last week V-8 auto., power brakes, power steering, 8-way power seat, radio, wJs[w Now VI Moror Mrs. Ru- ~ The 59 Chev.lmpala 4door · - · · · s1395 "6" Std. Tr1n1. · Delbert Gaul is much im- 1 IW""'!'=:-=-:::::-=-:-:---.r-=;-;;;:-;;;;-:;:-;;;;:;--.-;;;;;;:--;;;;-.,-;;;;a-,,-~iM'Diilirn&"T'IMilAiioiiE~BRivl&iiL:i!• proved and expecled to be able • .IDE BY ALCOA MADE BY ALCOA MADE BY ALCOA MADE BY ALCOA • to return home Tuesday. ' ' Margaret Spencer has been 1 a patient at the Meigs Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode end Connie Sue of Pomeroy White witb white top, green interior, V·8 motor, automatic, power brakes, ]lOWer steering, wls!w tires, radio, low mileage, A·l condition 2 Dr. H.T. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS Co. I' Saturday Word baaevening. been received that ; dy - DUir~s:t._ _ _ _ _ _ _J, ~........................................................ - ,..,..--------,....-_,...,...,....,....,.....-..... - - ~- - ...,.,=eJ -- 60 Chev.lmpala Convertible -- - S169S 51 CHEV. 2 DR. I lamlly get-to- Mr. and Mrs. L. R Glnesen- ' Richard Spencer and sons, on ' her parents, Mr. and V-8 automatic, power brakes, power steering, tinted glass, beautiful blue all vinyl interior and like new wls!w tires. A real nice one $7 PONTIAC \ I supper for Phillip's birthday, Margaret Durst, Columbus [ at the home of Mr. and Mrs 1 spent a weekend at home With 1 62 Pontiac Bonneville 2dr. H. T. · ·s2s00 ,. HONDA is a demonstration ride. Why not today 1 pa~ts, I gether in the form or a grill camp recently. V-8 motor, std. trans., good w:siw tlres. radio and heater. New Olds trade-in t 1 engineering. Or the safety and convrnience features . But most likf'ly it's thP t'un. Evidently nothing catches on like the fun of owning a Honda. Jilin in. The first stt•p ' Knobbs, ren, Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore , f:ncamp call«! on his I I Maybe it's the incredibly low price. Or the fant.Juitic mileare. It coulrl be thr preci~ion Mas- called on Howard Allen r~ent- 1 a n d ! Jy, I sar aDd chlldren, Mr. M.-., Phillip Roy I., and cluld- : I. You meet th.~ nicest people on a Honda 1 ~ethodiSt Conference at Lake- at home with her m()!flet, Mrs. side as a youtb delegate. Elva Daily . She has tntf'red Mrs. Eleanor Boyles was call- Laboratory Technician School for Your St. Paul's Lutheran Church Oleesebrew, pum: sum.Y Jolul, _.., School 10 a. m.; Qmday fidiool I:OO a. m.. sam Scbooll. 9:30 •- m.: Ric~ Felo Worlbl~ I •· m. Curtla, IIIJII.; 10:45 a. m. Mort> Sti'versVI'lle and full year guar;uitee* 1 •• THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA 1 HAND-WIRED, CRASSIS • • • • $2195 1963 Chevrolet II l:ao NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Chap-: • 1 63 Grand Prix • • - • $3195 11 OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. 1 one brother, James Ernest Neal -Mro. John StoUI Pl. Pleasant: 4Z grondchlldren and ~ great-grandchUdren, Funeral servlce will be held OPENS NEW OFFICES OCJ'ety OfeS Sunday 2 p.m. at the Church of PHI LAD~LPHI ~ A t UPJ I - NaChrist in Christian Union with tiona) Football League Commi, . the Rev. Kenneth L. Fuller ol- - - - - - - - - - - sioner Pete R07.elle cut the ribficiatlng . ~ece:J gu~ ts of Frank Cord bon to the new office!i of the GOLF ON TV CLEVELAND (UP!) -The linal two roonds of tho $UO.OOO t If Pontiac. Like new white bucket seats. Full ,~onsul. Fully Pquip· Cleveland Open go tournamen ped. Almost like the day it was sold. Saturday and Sunday will televised nationally by Sports Network. Inc ., to more than 150 • • stations. Air time on both days will be 5 to 6 p.m EDT. 4 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. one careful local fiwner. Shows good care r:m EBERSBACH HARDWARE (0. Mayel!i · . and dau1h1er. Laurel. were at and daughter, Jean , were lhe 1 She Wll born Januery 211, [ Zanesville lor the funeral of guests of Mrs. John Stout re- I 1884, the daushter ol the late ber mother, Mra. Blanche; cenUy. 1' Charteo and Francts Gardner BelL Mrs. Wealth• Clark is the NeaL Her husband, Drew HudMr. and Mrs. Harold Gra- , 1ueat of Mr and Mrs Robert dleslon. preceded her in death ham are KUests ol relatives . Clark and Larry. Mrs. Huddleston had been I I here. He has boon stationed In Mr. and Mrs. Fred O.an and reskient of PI, Pleasant lor the I Calllornla with the Army . little girl of Scoi!O!'n' .!~·· the ! past ICI yeara and was a mem- , Mr. and Mrs. Clair Wa1•on- , 1uests of Rev , and Mrs. l!arn· ' Special V6 4 Door. Automatic shift . Low milea.s;!e. One careful local owner. b;':· '"' a Charltl Jone1 1 Mr. and MMI. Garlantl Rev. Harold Sturm, Oak Hill, Ohio Judy Martin, Buffalo Middleport, Q. N. 2nd Ave. Buick 4 Door Hvd Top. Shows tender care, Low mileae:e. Power Mrs . Retha Adkins, Ashton, teat- 6 way. One of finest can in the hpnd. Mrs. Minne Huddleston, Pt. Friends may call at the late ne a famLy wert Mr . an Philadlphia Eagles in t he Pleasant (expired). reskience after 4 p.m. today. , Mrs, Earl Wells and daughter ~Bu~l~lit~•:n~B~u~il~di:ng:.2T:hu~r:sd~a~y-.-~=='~·=====:::z:;:::==::;::;::::;=:;; BIRTH: A son to Mr. and Burial will be ln Suncrest , of St. Mary's, W, Va ... and,. ----~-~ ~. Ul( • • Mrs, Guy Sayre, Pt. Pleasant. ' cemetery, The body will lie in Jack Tunmons and family u( ""'1 BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT Mr. and Mn. wteka Pleasa •• Valley Hospital ADMI'ITED: Virgil Jordan, Gallipolis; Clifford Queen, Jr., Gallipolis; Mrs , Chesler Saunders, Glenwood: Dwila Henderson Hen~rson; Michael Lena Welten, Tempest Club. Le Mans. Rf'rl hurkN seats, all white extenor. au- Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs. Nelson tornatic shift Click and son , Mt. Alto I h • ROY'S FOOD BASKET F. J. WALLACE/ JEWELER And~rson ney and Elmer Huddleston, at , Mr, and Mrs. Hell French. m•n called on Mrs. John Stout. home and Cecil Huddlestob Ash- , Mr. M. A, Epple and son Frank Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones [ land, Kentucky : one daughter, were al Glouoter for ihe wed- 1visited Mr. and Mrs. t.ewiSI Mrs. Beulah Gardner, Pome. , dmg ol h1s dau11hteer, Jamce l Diehl of Laurel Cliff. roy; lour sisters. Mrs. Maraar· i Epple to Mr. Jerry Walbeck. Mrs. On a Arixs brother. Mr. : et Marlin, Buffalo, W, Va, Mn. l Robert Epple of Pittsbur11h, Pa. and Mrs. Earl Gary ol Oetrmt, Shertzer, Pt. Pleasant $1495 Robert • • • • DISCHARGED: James Dab1962 Pontiar , , ney, Ashton; Mike Cottrill. TINY'S FOODLANO BAUM LUMBER CO. called on Mn:. Hart Haning re-.. 1 guestiJ at the Clyde • • • • • Pt. Pleasant; : and Richard Epple of Balti-! Mich., and sister, Mrs . Georthe ; gia Smiley of Detriot , Mkh ., 2 Door. Beautiful red and white fini1h . Owned by loral railroad Th~mpson. Letart; Mrs. Okey Mrs. Lue Leport, Henderson ! more. Md., brother• of man. Buzzard, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. and Mrs. Ida Shiflet, Columbus; : are visiting her 11 few dHy.s . Joppa WILSON'S LAUNDROMAT Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Ulltg I,.~----~~.-ma.--.~.a--~~~~ of G1lllpollo FIJI'I')' oaHod on Mr. Andel'lOii and famlf¥ recently. · I Mr. Curt Aoderson and ramMr, and Mrt. Earl llanina lly of Dunbar, W. Va , """' : i Hospltlll after a three Society Notes R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. o., .Tune 28, 1~7 PT. PLEASANT - Mro. l\lit>- 1 cently ; home. nle Huddlaton, ICI, of 11412 Mn. Graoo Can vlllled Mr, Mr. and M,.. Clay McKinMonroe Avenue, died Wednea- ; and Mn. Charleo Klni a lew ' ney apent the weok end at day night at Ple.,anl Valley days. . his !arm here. - Mr I d~. ' er were Sunday gue1h ol· Mr . hart. man of Buffalo and Mrs . Iva ber or the Baptist Church. Surviving are ~ree sons, Std. I and Mrs. Henry Waggoner . 1 Mr . <~nd Mrs . Eddie Youn11. Grimms Landin&. 1 LIEVING COAL COMPANY 2,30 p.m. lor Jetl••t) grandmothers. Mrs Ella Hay- n:.: GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. News Notes SERVfl ·: BELl> P'l'. PLEASANT _ Gl'lveslde ents, Mr. and Mrs . ){oy Herd· man. Pt . Pleasant two ,.-eat p,.., FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES Held Sundt~y At •ChUfCb one dismi ssed by Judge James Lee Thompson In Mason County Circult Court th1s week . Charlotte SUsan Wardell was granted a divorce rrom Ronald W. Wardell and .It• plalntlfl was granted custody of their one child. Warron J McKeever was gran~ M a divorce rrom Janet I. SUMMER YF: WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING granted and Harrisonville ..rvlcts wore beld Friday at wayne Smith two-day old son of ClHlord .:00 Patly Herdman Smith o( Elkhart, Indiana, formerly or Hartlor<i , al the Grabam Statton cemetery under the diIMcKeever. Tbe divorce aC'tion recti on ot the Crow-HusseH Fu--------------- -- . - ~ - neral Home, He died Sunday at Elkhart. Other survivors include a sister, Penny Lynn. 11e 3 years patermal grandparents, _ __. ...... was vor~s were of Charleston Jranslerre<! to the state penileotiary at Moundsville from t··e Mason County jail Thursd•~· Skruags was sentenced to uno to ten yea" on a lor&ery charge following his (ndlctment b) the May grand jury. Depu\y Sheriff Don Shaffer and Georae Johnson accompanied him to tht. pe~tentiary . "ATTENTION, ALL SINNERS!" . Text Romans 3:23 "For all have sinned and come short of tbe glorv of God" By Rev. Joseph R. Kr.ty, Putor St. Paul's Lutheran Chureh, Pomeroy, Ohio ... Does It help you tbat the Bible keer,s calling you "sinReoraaolled !llordo 01 Joaua Scl.ool 3 p, m.: worshl? sor• ,,,. " n, Ev•n111 8 'lorvil'•. 8•30 p. ner"• It's not so much that we don t ,know about OUT Christ ot Latter Oay Sllnu. sis 3: tb p. m. Saturday Prover 1m weaknesses and failings and that we don t realize that we milM from Racine oil Raolne- m.,.tlng, Thursday, 7::10 p. m I Syraruoe FlrRI t,;nlted Preoby are far from perfect. It's rabothetr that arWbe:!~~t dn~~~ Portland Road, Sunday School terian Chureh Rev Howard enough to feel quite bad a u ourse ves. e 9:30 a. m.; Worship 10:30 a. MI. ·llortab !lapl111 Cburoh. Ku pelt pa•to; , • m Wor persistent reminders that lots of things !re wrong with m., &mds" eventns aervlct at Corner ot Fourth and Mam St sht~ S.;.,i<'~ 10 ~ m Sunday us. To be told tbat we are slpners d oesn t mak~ U~ a~y 7:30 p. m.: Wed .. worship serv· Middleport. Rev. Nyte Bordo!tl, ,Sch..;t better apparently. II only tends to g1ve us an ID er1or1 Y k.-e at 7:30 p. m, PBStor. Thorn· mlnl!ter. Sunday School Y :111 , • 'complex and to convince us that we sre pretty hopeless ao E. Diddle. All evening serv· a m. Arnold Richards. Supt. I • Federal•d Chul'<'b. Pom. roy . case:;: or it causes us to re~l agaln~t being depressed on ices begin at 7:30 p. m. Morning worship, 10:30 a. m carl Kaut•. Supt.. 5 u n "' Y' ,his 1oanner and so we say: After all. I am not any worse Sehoul .. 9 15 a. m . Wor>hlP Ithan most people and a lot better than many l can think Zloo Chbrcll el Cbrlst, Porn.. Cllarel el God. MI. Morloh: hour 10 :m a m.: Charle• Nur· of. ll seems all human bemgs a~e sinner~, and ther~ lsn t lllV _ Harri..,vMe Roall, Eo- Rev Ira M. Tibbs. pastor Sui> I"'· Lavman anything an~one ran do about 1L So lets forget thiS sm1one un<Jenioood, minister. Bl· day School 8:45 a. m.; Worsh1p First Bootill Cllurt•h. Mtctdte- ' business." But actually the Bible t~lls us somethinQ very ble school 9:30 a. m.; Momlnl servict II a. m, and 7:45 p m . port. Rev uunakl Buone, ou Important when 1t warns against sm. It tS not a! all the worship IO:SO a. m.; Evenln~ Prayer mee·· ·g :, 30 p. m. ru .. toro Sunday &·uooi 9 t$ a m . Bible's intention to depress us and to make us feel helpworship 7:30 p. rn.: Robero Reed day: Young People, 7:30 p. m., !"red H•rilman. ~"~', 10 . 13 a less. On the contrary! The Bible points to the basic dtr~c­ Bible ~chool Su?L Friday. 1m. Worship 'lerv,.·e, BYP 6 p. tion which ,vour life and mme mu~t take If we are to l11:e Bradford Choreh 01 Chrtfll •m.; E'•nm;: Wor.htp 7 30 ~.~ constructive. purposeful hves. Sm. the Soble says, IS syr..u.. Melbodllll Cburob. . • m.; Wed 7 30 p. m Prayer when 1 seek onl~ myself. my fulfillment, my goals. n:y Rev. Carl Herring, pastor: Da- ~· 1· lm~en. ~~:or. ~~·~ oneet1ng; 8 30 p, m. W<d .. chotr benefit . When thos self of mme IS the goal toward whH h na Winebrenner, supt. SUnday 9 :""'' uptM ~ e W ';" practice. all my efforts are directed, then I am a smner. And the School 9:30 a. m. Mkhtteel< Bi- 1 ~. 30 1 · m.:. Eorn Wors~p. Mkldlopnrl Flr5t Unltod trouble i~ that 1 waste my life completely as long a& I When I watch the stone mason at hia kade ••• then I'm aure I can shape ble Study, 7:30p.m, Wed. · a. mW~:: n& ors ~~. J byttorian r.hurch. Rev Howard move in the dirertwn of my self alone; for I must d1e. a lllone.l/ , , , I had tt.e right tools I If • •• I could apply jullt tile rlrht driT· 7 p. m. 7 p. m. n ay, When the Bible calls us smners 1t does not only JUdge qfcnet UB Chllfl'b, Lellrl Fall•, SUllo Bible Study, Ruppelt. pasour Sunday School b t 't arns us against self destruction· it points out day School 9130 a m- Worship 9o30 a. m. Richard Vaughan, us u I w , ' . thi .:Bot fDT IJIIme alway• •rlinters, llhatten. · ·• Fntd<ua Goopel M111lon, Bt- su 1 10 30 a m Worship 5 45 •hat you and I are not supposed to wmd up m no ~g; . servoces Sunday, 7<30 p. m. shah . SUversville Road : E. J. p. P,;;. .Wed 830 .iunior we shall end in th~ fullest life possible, in that lif~ whtch II ticlcrl4 1111 euier to IIMPB Ute f'llture. Tomonow llei!IDI 110 :tolG11•, 110 Cblrcb ot lhe N.....,ne, Pom- Griffith, pastor; Roger W, I· Choir 7 P m Senior Choir is found in God alone. When we are warned agmnst sm, eroy, Rev. Clyde Henderson, ford, Supt.; Sunday SchOOl 10 Fro~ Will BapttRI Chore• we are therefore ~ointed away from ourselves toward , Yet tilere are so many tools. Wbieb to use? So many kinds of foree, of pastor; Sunday School 9:30 •a. m.; Evangellotie Set'\1\ce, 7· R !land Pa tor Rev P u; God. So, don't let tt make you feel bad >:Vhen you are 8 IJil 5i r, Whleb will llhape, not destroy, my hopes? m.; Morain& Wol'sblp 10:30 L :30 p. m. Drayer meeting. 7.30 T~lor· 'sund:y School 10 a m addressed as sinner, It "!eans that. God In Hls mere~ I am realizing fast that the vital tools must be spiritual. My Clnlnb II m.: NYPS 6:45 p, m. Evening p. m. Tuesday. Guy Priddy Supt . Preach!'* places into you the possibility of li~ng to'?~~ H!m an otervicet 7:30 p. m. p r 8 y e r · . · :• that God does not only recogntze this posstbihty m you, tllllinilll' me to 11t1derstand, to them. meeting, 7, 30 p. m. Thursday. Sooth Bethel EUB Choreh, service, 7 30 P m. · Prayer ser- bu\ calls and urges you to make the most of tt, by !orAnd centuries of Christian heritage convince me that the driYing force Rev. Eugene E. EmerStm. P"•· VIces, 7 30 P m Wtdnesday getting vourself and by fixing your heart and all your ought to be spirituaL A Power that ftows from God ••• is grasped by faith Free Methodist Church, Laur- tor. Sunday worship 7•30 p. m Portland, Rev . Lawrence Mo- powers on His promise and being. • • • and in the reverent bands of dedicated men will shape - rather than e) CUll, Rev. R. Eugene Gill, and 9:30 a. m. alternately . Sun Oamel -"·'tur Harold Housh. ~:_:~~~:.!::.:::=:.::..:=~="--•beJfev- tomotrow. pastor. Sunday School 9:30. a. day School 10:30 a. m. and Supt. Sundav Scuol 9 :J(I a m. 1,30 p, m. Wednesday, Senior 1:30 p. m. Thursday. Youn~ THE GHURCH JI'OR ALL • AU.. ~ T'1K CHURCH m.; Phil Wise, sup!.: Monung 9:30 a. m. alternately, Norman MYF, 6 p, m . Worsh>p. 7.311 Choir Practice; 3:30p. m. Tue• People's Service Friday. 7:31 worship 10:30 a. m.; Youtb Bahr, Supt. Bible ~rudy and p.m.: Bible Study, 730 p. m . -·· ,.. • p.m. Services 7 p, m,; Evangelistic prayer service led by pastor, Wednesday day, Junior Choir Practice. Sulton Mtthodlst Church. KeY. service 7:30 ?· m. Mid · Week 7:30 p. m. Thursday, Enlerprlae EUII Chul'<'h, Rev. llelhlebem Baptist rhurch, E 1 C t Rev Arthur ' Siill prayer service, 7:30 p. m. Wed Lollrklro EUB CHurch Rtv Menzel Smith. paSior Worship Great Bend Rev C. L. O'Con m~~iste:s thurch services o~ llyaeU Rib Free Melltodlal, Eugene Emerson, pastor: SuO> service 9 ao • m.. Sunday nor, pastor: Robert. Lewis, supt. 1st, 2nd. and 3rd Sundav al ll Rober' E. SmUll, Sr., pastor: day School 10 a m Russell School, 10 30 a m. Youth Fel· 9:30 a. m. Mornong Worship a. m. Sunday School every SuO> w ' · ·• lowsh1p 6·30 p m · Boys and Sunday School 9:30 a. m., or· Archer, Supt. Sunday Worshi? G'rls l"eliowshi 6··30 m. iand Sunday School; 7 p, m. Ev· day 10 a. m., Clint Orr. Supt. Sunday Monday Wtdne•day .Fridar Baturdar Thurad87 ley Haley, Supt.: Morning worII a. m. Bible Study and Pray. 'IE. , serv· Pl :)(J p. 2 '.j ening service: Thursday, 7:30 M". Lester L. Roush, auistI Chronicles I Chronitte1 Matthew lohn John Matth•w shlp 10:30 a. m. Youth Service, er servtee led by Millard Coe venong tee · p. m., n Pr fng ant. Church Nigh! on lhe 4th 28:11-21 29:10·19 9:1-8 28:11-20 1:9-18 10:39·80 6:45 p, m.: Evangelistic mes· 7-30 p m Wednesday ' land 4th Sundays: Youth Choir. p. m. ayer mee 1 · Saturday night ol each month. With thelUJpe .,ill, in aom• measure, fo1ter and h~lp lUI• ssae, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer mee~ , · · i6.30 .P· m. Wednes<lay Prayer North Mala Street Church of Jns. Thumhy 7:30p.m. RO<k Springs Methodl•l, R. Meeung, Ull p. m. Wednesday , Christ RuUand: Or. N, c. Car- Mason City Churcb 0' Chrlol, lain that which U fOOO in family and comm.unity life, this fea• POiltecootal AoHmbly, Roo~ R. Card, pastor : Sunday School Reatb Methodist Church, M. penter'. minister: Bible School Miller Street, (Vocal Music) : 124 Rev. Paul E. Jones pastor. 9:30 a. m.; Wo,.hlp servoce. E. Dowson, pastor: Church 9o30 a. m., V. H. Braley, oupt.; Sunday Bible Study 10 a. m.,' tnre is 1ponsored by th~ buim•-• firms and oriJflll.l wtfom Su~day School 10 a. Will'- NO p. m.: t.IYF 6:30 p. m.: School. 9 311 a. m.. Lee Smith, Morning worship 10:30 a. m.; Morning Worship lOo45 •· m.. ship services 7:30 p. m. Sun- WSCSTu~sday 1:30 p.m.: Pray· Su?l.: Morning Worship, t0:30 Miss Sabra Canaday. pianist: Bible Study 7.311 p, m. Wedn.. __w_l_w_s_e_n_a_~ __a_p_p_ea_r_b_e_z_ow_._,_______________""'lday Wedr)esday and Friday. er and Bible Study, Wed. 7:30 a.m.: Jr. MYI' 6 to 7 p. m. Evening worship 7:30 p. m.: day. r tkodbul')' Cburcb 01 Chrlsl, p. m. Sunday evenin~ with Dale and Syraeuoe Cburtb of the N-· Flshen or Mea Fellowship, Art Marcum, minister; Bible &rlae Metloodhol Clqrch, Dee Swearmgen. leaders. Sr rene. Willinm c. Thorpe, pastor. Rev. Arthur Stttt, pastor• Great School and 1\lornln& Worship, H. L. McDaniel, paslor Sun- MYF 7 p, m.. Jean Smit~cou:; Sunday S<hool9 •3fla. m.; Mom- · Bend Methnd!sl Cburch, Junior 10:30 a. m.; Christian Eruleav· day School U:30 1. m,: Preach- selor: WSCS, 2nd Mon Y lng worship 10 3U a. m Choir featured. AprU 10, F~ or, 6 p. m.; Evenlns Worship, lng 10:3fl a. m.; MYF 6 p m.: leach m~th at 7=3fl p. m. : ,A~ Syracuse E.U.• B. Cbu~h. Paul day. lolomber .FTD 7 p. m. Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p.~rnoon Corel<'. ~lh Thursda • .0.. "·J~- P j 24<1 Lincols ~. Middleport WY 2-2550 • Cia 12 "rd Wednes~ ~·, ..., · ' WY 2-2644 . Greenhoua~t WY 2-3402: "Killldom .. Hall of JehOI/ah'o m. Wedn1·ioday. ·• p. ~·i. '" • • ---------Wibtesses: Public meeting, Sun· day at8 1> m ; Churrh Admlr> 9•311 a. m Sunday School, Ben day 3 P- m.; Watch!Dwer study Antiquity Baptlot Churcl Sun. istrotion,. 2nd W':"n.sdnv, 7 p. Qui.enberry, Supt.: 10:30 a. m. 4 ?· m.; Bible study Tuosday. day School at 10 a. m. Pray•r m : Ch~or prartu'O, 7 p, m.. Morning \Vorst.ip servico. 1st Eotablished In 1904 ''T11ke SomPOnf' To f'hurf'h This Week'' 8 p. m.: Service meeting, 7 p. nteelmg Thur'>li•Y 7:30 p, m. : Wed~t~day and 3rd Sundays ol the month; Wett Columbia. W. V,a, m. Thursday: Ministry school, The Ualled Me-1~1 Cba...,h , St. Johll'o Cothnll' Mloolon: 7 30 p. m. Evening Evangells· Middleport Ph, Mason SP 3-5593 8 p. m. Thursday. Pomeroy, Rev. Melvtn Alkore, lnear Guv•vifl• I Dutch Rldsel: tic Service, ~ and 4th SunDaavtlle Pllartm Rollaell, JP. Melvin Alkire, pastor. Church !leY. GeOrge R Shipman, pa. day ol month. BETHANY 0. Langsville, Dhlo), Rev. 0. R. School, 9:!5 a. m. Leo Crtw. tor, Sunday Mass 10 .:10 a. m.: 9;30 a. m. Morning Worship; Mr. and Mrs. G(!Orge Reed Car., pasur: Sunday School, 9:3fl SupL Leo l'•u,gJian., Ass'!. Supt Holy Day ol tlbl1gation 8·30 a. 10 :m a. m Sur,day School, Bly· called on Mr. and Mro. Gene DODGE-DART - DODGE TRUCKS a.m., Robert Grate, SupL Wor- Holy Commmuon Will be ubserv·.m.: Conlession, 'h hour belore the Theiss, Supt.; 6:30 ~- m. Wilson Wednesday evening, ship service at 10:3; a. m.; Pll- ed. IMass. Youth Fellowship. CARMEl. Middleport Middleport, Ohio grtm Youth, 6:45 p. m.: Eva& First Baptist Cburcb, Pome- ' Lour Ladv of Loretto Mluloa 9:30 a. m. Sunday School. Way- Recent vioitors of Mr. and gellstlc oervlce, 7:30 p. m. Mld-1 roy, Ralph C. Zundel, pastor; Loo~ Bottom. Rev. George R. ne RllUsh, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. Mrs. A. W, Wyers and MarWeek Prayer and Praise, Wed· 9:30 to 11 :15 wo~sh1p and stu- Shipman, administrator. Sunday Mornlns Worship, 2nd and 4th cella were Roth Watkins anil nesday 7:30 p. m. dy. Special mUSIC. Sermon, Ma" 8 ,30 a m est . Holy Days SUnday of the month; 8 p. m. Dottle ol Columbus, Blenche Mldcliepart Cllurcll of tbe Naz- "Four Things ~~ of Place." 01 Oblii!BU~n . ;; p. ;;,, Evening Evangellstlc Service, PuUlns, White's Chapel, an• Pomeroy WE"st Main St. Coin Operated Laundry &- Dry C1eaning arene, Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett. Nu_rsery and Junior Cburob for "Three Gardens" will be Dr. lsi and 3rd Sunday of month. Mr. and M". Lesllee S c a. t' Sunday S<hool9:30 a. m.: Morn- ch1ld~en. 6:30 p. m. Youth N. C. Carpenter'& sermon at the Syreca.. Mlsaloa, Rev. Earl brough and son of Bashan. Suppon the Church or Your Choice 3Q7 W. Main Pomeror ing Worship 10:30 •· m.; NYPS meebng. Wednesday 7:45 p.m. Rutland Church ol Cbrlst at CUster, pastor: Services every Mr. and Mrs. Clarence BatYoung People, 6:45 p. m.; Evan- Prayer and Planning lor Gra- 10:30 a. m. Sunday, May 24. win Wednesday and Friday evening er and famUy vlslled tho lalo geU.!Ic lll!f'tlnc 7:30 P- m.; ham Crusade. the Garden" and "The BeauWul 11 7:30 p. m. ter's sister, Mr. and Mra. Prayer meet'1g, Wed • 7:30 p.m. The Uolled Methndlot c~uroh Gardsn of Prayer" will be the NIIOIIII Baplllll Charcll: sa.. Pomeroy. Rev. Melvin Alkire, special ·hymns ·aupplemenUnl M&. Ulloa r.W.B. Chureb, :!~~.Walls and family of La11> Bakers of Good Bread Buildm & Bulli!lng Supplitl day School, 9:30 a. m.: Wor- pastor. Sunday School 9:15 a. the sermon. Rev. llenry C. Stanley, pastor: Chester, Ohio _ n.a: m.: Prayer service, m .• Leo Crew, supt. Leo VauRullaud Chnreb of God, Rev. Sunday School 9:45 a . .m., Earl Chuck Curtis spent a ..... Hubtlhgton, W. Va. Ph, tlllt-2005 7 p., m. We~nesday. ghan. Ass't. Divine .. Worship, John SmaUwood. pastor: Sunday Starkey, Supt.; Preaclng, 7:30 end with his parents, Mr. ••• 1\ lllrPeater , 8apllol Churcll: 10:30 a. m. SeJ:mon.. Think A- School 10 a. m.; EvangeUollc p m. Saturday. BJble Study and Mrs. Perry Curtis and famJ.. ' ' ' Sunday School 9:30 a. m.: Mom- bout The~e Things. The pub- service 1 p. m.: Young People Young Peoples meetlna, 7:30 p. ly. !ng Worship 10:15 a. m. lie Is ltWIIed, Endeavor 7 p. m. Wednesday; m. Wednesday; Choir practice, Rallalul Flrsl Bllpllsl Chreb Ralldd Mellloollll Ch~eb Prayer m~~ellng 7 p. m. Sallll' 7:30 p. m. Thlll'8day. Bible School will begin at The Bend Area'a Lartost New SupeMnorbt Sunday School 9:30 a. m. PreachCarl Herrin!!, pastor; Momong day, The Salvallooo Army, Eavoy White'• Chapel Churth Monday Chester, Ohio Middleport Ohio ,. lng Sunday 2:3fl p. m. worship 10:30 a. m.: Church Cheoler Metbndlsl Olarcll: Rays. WIDing, officer 1u charge. June 29 and will last for 1'1111 RarrlsoavDie Presbylerlaa, School 9:30 a. m. WSCS Ont P R. Card, pastor: Wor a b I P SUnday 10 a. m. Rol'""l ~ weeks. Everyone Is welcome. Rev. John Oavtes, pastor: War- Tuesday and 2nd Thuraday of service 11 9 a. m.; Sunday Ina: 10:30 a. m. Sunday SchooL Recent vlslto" of Mr. ablp service U:3fl a. m.; Sunday each month; FamDy Night last School 10 a. m.; WSCS lit Sunday 7 p. m. YtiUDI People'• Mn. Byrl Griffin and daul~ School 10:30 L m. Sunday evenlha of each monlb Tbursday of month; Board Legion: 7:30 p. m. Salvation ers were Mr. and Mn. Geo11a Bu1ova Watehea S.le1 ' Service Tbo P~ Cbarcla, MJd. at 6:30 p. m.; Prayer Meeting, meeUng, 3rd Wednesday o1 JQeeUng: Thursday, 1 to 1 La- Reed and Mr. annd Mn. Mardleport, Soulh 3rd Ave.; Sunday 7:30 p. m. Wednettday. monlht MYF lasl two Sundays dies Home League; 7 p.m. Prep vtn Barnhart. 188 N. Second Middleport Pomeroy, Ohio Sehoot 10 a.m.; Sunday l9lll(q Allred ~~~ Cboreb of month. olauea: 7::.1 p. m. Bible IlDdy, Opel Harris Is a patient .. evtmge!otle servkit, 7:30 ~· m. Rev. Caoto, pastor. Sunda; MI. Hei'IIIH Valleol Brtdlrel prayer meetiJI&. Other servlcet Camden Clark Hospital. Wed¥ If Bible Sll!dy 7.30 P• School t 9,30 Charleo Taylor In Christ: Res Gambrant, pu- by MIIOIIDCeme11L m.; Salurda: night Prayer and Supt. ;orshlp • III'Yicea 11 11 lor; Sundoy School t;SO a. m.: The Chard o1 lbe Nuueae, Sylvia Curtis and cblldrea 011( Worship 7·'!0 p. m. Pastor, Rev. with the Rev. Casto. Wedne• Preachllltl 10:30 1 • m.; Alter- Chesler, Ray E. Wame, putor. Florence Wyero and Marcella B. L. B..,..tt. •- 7 •• Pra -~ nate )1l'ti1CIIlnc and Olrlsdall Sunday Schoell9:30 a. m.; Mom- were callillg on Mr. and Mn. 1" "~~ Endeavor, 7:38 p. m. Sulld•y; lng Worship 11 a. m.: NYPS Lealie Scarbrouab and son cl 130 E, Second Pomeroy WY 2-2440 E. Main St. Rutland Chart• ol lbe Naill' p. m. PomeroJ ene: Sunday Scll!lbl 1:00 a. m.; Eoleo UIIIM ael»oa 11 Mid • Week prayer meeiiJtC, 1:45 p. m.; Evening Servlee, Bashan, recently. Morning Wanhlp 10:45 a. m. Chrlol ott, Rev ll:ldetl R. 7:110 p. m. Wedneaday; Cottqe 7:30 p. m.: Mldweelt Prayer 1er- Mr and Mn Ra nd Evanaells!lc service 7:45 ?· m. BaJlt )lllllor· Stmtia, School Prayer meeting, laot Friday of 7:30 p. m. Wecllllljlay. and daugll~ 1 Grota Mkl~preyer service,, 7:45 p. 10 a.e:n. ·, BGialnser, aup. L eacb !IICIItb. · , Greco BpiiCWpll . a ts o -:_· Qualit y Furniture et Lower Price1 FURNITURE & APPLIANCES ,., 1111ay &-•--• ........ D•• 1,. r-oy. u-•·· Pr•- ...... v ltlng over lbe week end wlw 8 . ' Cbrlstlan Bndenar, 7:1& p. m. ...,_ ......,., ..... -···" · - - -.- "'""' Mr and M V nPhone 985-2125 Columblt O!Qeh wan•tp , ... Mr L d Cbe9lller aldeat. L. Searles putor: sua d 1 1 Sunday at 10:30 1 • m. aeept • rs. em ...._,, Middleport Chester, Ohlo v~:!,~.:luoolndaiO~ I: I& ay_outbm.; cta!;./ f:r all. School, a. m.; Worship tbt •lh Su!lday wbleb will be Jessie Hetzer called on Gllio. 1 • m.: --~ ":"' 1 p. m. PrnlildDa 1::111 p. m.; 10:30 a. m.; Preacblna 7:30 p. Hol7 Communlom. dys Heln~y, Wednesday. , Senb,.}7c~ 6.1~ I'· ~ Evsendlnl Will'- Mid-Week PrQer -IIlii. 7:10 m.: Pra,.- Service, 7:30 p. m. ~ Chard Gf God, Rev. Mr. and Mra. ""~d D._._ : s •• p'. Ill. e'fclt on ay. W .. .... . .....:... Lead- Friday ,.,••• ~ •· ~~ _,.,,.. Dosier Quell of C • rh 1 p. m. _ , "'' ...,_ ~ Plalu EVIl ctomllr "''""" Sperlcer, putor. Swoday rer called on Mr. and Mn. REXALL DRUGS "EVERVT!!JNG IN HARl>WAI\E" 9 We Fill All Doctor• Prescriptions Blble Scbool t:ao a.m. Preach- «M~~~-~ ~~.Rev. Eugene E. Emmon, pU. ~P ~30m.a. mp. MomMeelng ~ Harry Kearns o1 Mason, r., Pomeroy. Ohio 1 8Jiel' WY 2-2!155 Pomeroy lng 10:30 a. m.• Rrst and thlrd Rev~~I Smith. pastor: 1,45 flit': Sunday WCII'BhiP 8:30 a. m. • """' cently. Sundays. ""'-~ a m SUntll1 19e1ooo1 l1'rld aDd 7:1111 p. m. a~tema~e~Y. SIJD. C8rlotD• ~-• .<lucsbary Sml . th. •..... EarlSim~ o\a't. day ScboOit:IO.L m. and 18:10 Road 1unday School 9· 30 a m ' ••r~· ' H VIDeo I Ralph Cut Supi.; Oreachtng Morning worship 10:45 a. m.: L m. ~tel:r- Gbarl Take Someone Wltb You To Chu"'h ,Cor. . , _ 1: Second St.- Pomei-oy Servl- 1.- p · m ~-clJ Cox Prayer meellna I p. m. Thllflo yin~, SuP\.. Bible 8tndy and In Pomeroy OVer 90 Yean Bakers of Holsum Bread · ·" •• '-" • c1a Prayer Servk!e led by putor, REV. lOSEPH KltALY, PASTOIR Phone WY 2-20111 La~; Prayer meeting. Tue• r~ C'llordlel -st. PatQ1180 p. m. Tueaday. day 7.30 P- m. w Sunday, June 28 Laqnllle Cucrepttonal Stmda7 Scbotll 1:1& a. ,m.: or- Flrsl .l llfllll C't11.» . RrJee SUNDAY SCHOOL. 9:i5 Attend The Church Of Your Cholre Cbrist:ilb Church: Frank A. ablp oervlcl 10:1111 L m.: St. Rev. C. L. O'Cormer, prrator. t"' I:::;:;, bride were here lor the wed- • Daily Sent~!l:_!'omeroy-Middleport. ! Senice to he · . ,, 'Pi-!',·, wilh Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Wonde and asslsied with balIng hay. Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore Boyles recently vl!lled his oilier, Mrs. Ethel Johnson, who is showing some improvement in a Barberton, Ohio hoi!PitaL Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Woode visited Mr, and 1\lrs. Clalr Wonde and CoMi Sue at P-roy and Mr~. J. B. Hayes at Middleport Sunday aloer· noon. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vere Swarlz were Mr. and Mra. C. E. Woode of Tuppert Plains. Helen Findllnc of Columbua spent a few dsys with her mother and brother, rva and Ru•sell Findling. The Millard Swartz famUy and Mlkr William• opent a weekend In Daytoo with Mr. and Mra. Munay Hopkins and Betty. WITH EVERY COMPLETE 'I . eiAKED ENAMEL GUTTERS 1nd DOWNSPOUTS · eSTORM WINDOWS '''Ml.t! Honse nnrfnr1 e p,.. ldtlrl•r O.sl1n.1 Service ' WIMnts eAivtnin.um lterM 8p Ale•• .: ·:_ ;~;.~.h~l ------ ------ -Are AJwa:va In'' 1 l.terlor Decor•tors .t Ohio, Inc. 4920 E. 5th Ave., Ctlumbus 19. Ohle ' I CALL ANYTIME DAY 01 M. 235-0795 COLUMBUS - COI.LICT ' " ' ' " lstlmete er Mill C.upel'l IXTIIIOil OICOIIAT'Oill OF OHIO, INC. '~. I. St~ A•o. Cal.... ut 19. Ohio , ......WHIII QUALITY IS PARAMOUNT e . vlldhcs • ' "- •PJBERGLAS DOOR CANOPY eOTHER FAVORS ARE YOURS WHEN YOU LET US DO IT bad ~J~~)~r­ . ,'!8D ~ ~~· • :~, t-"~i,;,<:~IU; •'i ~'" '..~..:.':!""~.'::: .- 1'.~ ., ' DISTRIBUTORS OF INSTALLATION ,------'YOUR CHOICE OF THE FOLLOWING JIOWIE SIGNS MJNNEAPOJ:JS .ST. PAUL (UP!) - Veteran IIllard Larry Bowie, who won a otartlnl ••sJcnmebl with Jhe ~ 1Jo Vlilngo In, bls ~ year iD tbe Nat!• Yaotball IAagut lui .•1011, retuntod llilllped 11M eontr.aet 'lburdaJ. Tbe also announced . ibey ALUMINUM 5,1DING •' -::: flo ~· .j, ·, ' Gentlemen: I would Uke a Free · Estirn•t• H the t em u..tor 1 fol1owh1t for my home. 1 uftdorstencl no •llt•f...,. l'leue check: I 0 SIDING 0 AWNIN<i5 0 ROOF 0 O'Y1411 I NAME ... ................................... . 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Power&Ude, deluxe C<lb, 4 lll'W lru ek tires. bCJ~e fm I Charlest_ on . w va_., June 12 and Mrs. A;t>hB Barr and son. ish, healer. I also visited rel-atives at Char· Larry, made a business trip to 1963 Corvair Panel $1795 leston and Elkvle~ . Gallipolis recently . Ilk Mr. and Mrs. Blair Cadwalla- Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp Lo('al owner, i!Ood tires. Looks and runs e nt'W . d 8nd so f Plain City n er son were recent Sunday vis1960 Chevrolet $5295 l werk end guesls of her parents, of her parents, Mr. and Tandem axle, 900x20 tires . 15' dump body. You rs fiH' a frac · Mr . _and Mrs. Alph B~rr. Mrs. Charley Smith, WoU Pen. tion of the original cost . . . I MIS~ Ma~ Crouser IS Lawrenet Rupe was seriouS!) ' her sl~ter Mrs. Larry Welty injured with a lawn mower and OV ll\lansfrold . . taken to Me••s Memorial Mr. Roy Sigman of Tr~~~:i l l~o~~~~=i ~ OPEN EVI\S, 7:00 p.M. visited his family over a 1 POMEROY, OHIO k nd Mr. and Mrs. Willard Reeves . w~r e ~~ Mrs. Roy sons of Columbus are visit. land Miss Alice Crouser of lng her mother, Mrs. Leooa Kenb k d ls nedy, um us wer~ - wee en gues iiiiiiiiii ° ® Motor Co• (}k. pomer Rt. l <'I' ;~ Ill . .r -.~ 2 SIGNS QU;ITY . I ~ A kD I'» 1.-. ' '"~ .a d i'!.IT\.i .. ftlf:S ~ I I !:!'< ~'"' 'I; ''" "' "' ' "' UJ»l'r> ll:. .. h ~ ·· · ' " I ......... l <' I :'1:! i!t. s..J n.N .. J ® 100 John Mohler, Learling ! - 1 Call WY 2-6876. CrPek H. 0 , Middleport . Ohio , ' TO BEITER serve you , we 6 24 6tp Phnne 1\'Y 2-6 .' 03 . 6-26-6tc have re• ·ently adderi a 4- 1 -- -~ - - -- wheel dl lVt! , n. cu. yd ., I Hl.:\f ' K;·H\H. h lt::S. $2 5l rw.r wa- front e1 · I !na11er. 1 back hoe 1 lt>r huek t'l full. i2 1 -:~ ga llunsl and bulldozer work <.lso per · r<t!l Joht Mohler WY 2-6103 , formt:d Free estimate. Phone nnd ,)l fll't' ~-our 11rder ad- ('\'t'nlO~ . WY 2-3243. Em'"•><'< . 620-3tc 1 met li Shuler. 1312 Page SL Middlt-port ) Cu ntral'tor. MOI'\TMOHENCY dwrr!f's. Fri- . 6 I: 12tc <t.l~. SatunJa\ ;md S~tlxfav ! PIA.NO TUNING to Untve--;1 P1 k k .. Easr r.cm• A••"••t•t ~. yow ' nwn 'or _ \\e pte Standard Pitch (A . 440 cps. ) HA\:KETT'S lht m fm nu . Ex~ ellt>nt for $15 Repnir and ad]ustmenl ' lr>Ntllj! or rannong Wells of acoon extra. Call in Porn. SOHIO SERVICE Ol"t'h-:lrd Ni:l. 2 On St eroy, WY 2_2065 6-l3-l2tp 1 wv 2-3898 POMEROV 6S9 nPf'tr Potnt Hoek Brln~ - -- -"- I ,·our I \\n :-on!nme-rs \\'p\ls IRI('kard s r\llgnment Service, tk.·h.ard WiH;,pq·i\le. Ohio I t fo~merly Grueser B o d v Business Opportunitie!l 0-21\- 2tr 1 Wocks 1. 2B6 w Main St.. \"'j< l::LI .\1/Ur>.S I Y liHlf'< Tit I~!-. ••"t'"JI '..C ~ Business Services ~~~:r;,d ' w~~~;nfo,";~oo w~; ~~~Rutland Fucn~tu~ 6~H ~ ~; ~;',~~~,~~;,.~~~c~t:. Botf'>rt PUIH1d!IOD d /i nf ~ -(111 "' "' 'l! nnfhv r· I Business Services - WHY F'Sii with a dead "'rtron CLEAN YOUR wool carpets j ol a night Lfi.IWier ·~ We hi:ive on your noor evenings. Con- ' EXPERT house painter, inter- I.H>. AI)I.J/'11~ , 1111 I' For Sale Lang:sv iJJ e pomeroy Soctety • N l es Motor Co. , - - - - - - - - - - - -,their parent~. Mr. and Mrs tl 1\ E. l .'rouser recen y. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sansbury Middl•port, were recent Sunda) 0 guests of his parent!, Mr. 8IMl B·Dailv_ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., June 26, 1964 6 Wolf Pell Auto Sales Rwk.' IFOOD MARKET _ •>ue to ill , 1961 CHEVROLET Impala Con- , WY 2-3576 h<;>alth . we are offering for 1 'bl e v' good ron d't 'ton. '' Socie • 1y N0 l es autn gla ss. sale our business, Hacine Phone WY 2-2421. 6-26~1p . Close Out .pees Plains. Mr . •md Mrs 1.awrenre Chap- 11 - PHONE WY 2-21 57 ran gf'. $,',(] 00 Jnhn man called on Mr . and Mrs. Pi"lrt Ia nd · t )I 110 At Wholosalo Prices Food Market. torner 5th and -r. a.m....., Charles Rife TUesday evening, ===-:--,-;:-:,---Pearl. Raf'tne , Ohio_ Anyone World Standard ,11 Compact 1 \ 1r and Mrs ('linton Gilkey : Mr .. andd Mrs. George SICK ROO\: _and tm:illid su p- ;n lSTOi\1 bruo;h hog work . $5 sin('f:'rely interesled in a good EsreDeaae I d f 111 1\ ot Hnrn-.c'O\'IIIt' vis-- and chll ren of Columbus and 1 pllf's ::til<. atds for ~our eom- per 1mur Call WY 2 6812 gomg busmess may contact Rta etll' room ride aod pertorm nn a 1 · and Ius parents, Mr and Mrs. Jones f W<> 1t l ~ ' f1rd ht'r ~\ltr.:-nl.s . 'tr IN. LO\'lNG mf'm on of 4. 1 ~"r1 r'lrl · .•~.1.rn _a ('li mp ."' l' , Charles .\1ash or Lester • m - Lynn nr Paultne Hart be-~ a.oce SmaU car ecooomy and \trs Llnt."fllll Hu~~·U Sundav of Los 11.n~e_les. Calif., spent an 'f . loih 0 hot' .If cru .. ht-"s. '-' ht>-el \ hatrs. l old. 6-6-30 1 twt•t>n 8 00 a m and 8 00 p. IIWUI!!ll!'rabitity · Arlf'rnoon WJth Mr and Mrs. · aii'C · wh lR~<;N :·ommnde~ . unnt~k under 1 -· ;m 6 25 :ltc See l\lr 3 nd Mr.:. l:kn I~ Knapp (.~arlt'! RtCt' and Larry. ~ars a~ J tmf' 26. pads. bed pAns . etr- . HollE'r /1 BUI.LDOZEH work, basements -1 MetropolitaD Mot.on ond -'\'Ill. 1\;ul l.c."'!:'. 11f l-1n.11.~ Mr a;.d Mrs. Charles A. Rife wats you as ~-ou so~l· Ph<~rmac~~- WY 2-:1586. Mid- lands\apin~ brushing ponds Real Estate For Sale . E. &tam lill'eet, Pomero, , villt> \\"'rt Suntb:\· \' l~iton ot and daughters of St. Albans ferE'd ·· dl('pnrt . service Charle~ JelPbone WY z.mt 1 Mr and Mrs. l".h~rl~'~ D. SJ)t>Ot Saturday with his parents, l:le knew ~·ou had _\·nur o:h.1r•. I .- - ; - - .-6-26-30tc Lowbo_v fers. Phone WY 2·6212 i .._ He ~tly rlosf'£1 your Wf'ar~ \ OU P~ \ less for fine home fl 2:1 ..., Sm1th and .Jo.. Mr. and ~.rs. Charles Rife and 6 1 30 tc, 2.h a<'re~ wtfh house chJrken 1 eve§ furnt.~ hmgs a• Baker F'urnl . . ___ • _... • l..arry. 1 And 1 ture m Middleport. Oh1o See Nt>igler BUIIr:lmg and Sup- house. brooder huuse. andll962 PONTIAC. $2250. 4 door , Mr. And M~ lhnh"' .-\ tkl_ns 1 Mrs Smah Rife Is still uo.., .vou in Hi.~ (' are '1 4 lJ tfc ply H.ttcine . for better homes. Sf'hool bus body, on blark top hardtop, Catalina, blue fin- I of Rt'lt<'t'nli'r. h..t~n l..:lkt!!, U'IP dol'lor s <"<tre followmg rna· Your memnr)' is 011 r k<'f'P· kitcheo cabinets and storm . road. Also has . several fruit ish. automatic transmission, 1 and \1r and \ IN '--'''4.-ttd l.:ur jnr Slll'gt'ly in Sheltering Arms · .sake. USED work pants and sh irts. doors tJ_"ees . _c,ape vmes ·and ber- ...,ay, Middleport. can WY z. . ol_ . Htllard. t.l. ~ \hmdny Htl:'-pilal al Allu·m on May 27 _ 11 23 tfc With that , we will nPVN part Carl ~ ht•1'H iier. Long i3ut.tom 1.· '•'---=--===--=~. 1 rres - -·· . ··•ee I.'eo Ta)·lnr , Rt · 1• power steering, power brakes. i' nsuor:~: ~~ f 'I ·" r ~~~-•... ·\1-' " ll•r : - ~lr _ nnd Mrs . 0 . M. Rife Boat Llctnso ISJuod 6 17 30 6 25 Jtc God-: n:as you in His kef'rtng lP Get Acquainted Offer Hanne, Ohto. radio and extras. 910 Broad- ley Johnron . farpt•ult>r Rt I called on Mr. Wf:' havt>_you in our _heart~. i NEW --AND USF.rl clothing sold ' Recapped fire Sale! 5289. 4 Z9 tfc j Mrs. H.ar!ln' ll (UN l\ :t$ t~ and Mrs. c. s . Rife one evening S~_!) mu~::;~ _ by hJs wtfe. at PP<lr! IILJwt horne's on Mt. Whllf' thf'v last _fi'QR SALE by owner in Mid~__ b-.! Wt'f'k dtiltlr"o;-n and- gra_pd('hJidrf'n _ 1 M.ft) 'ah Ridge Racine Ohio ALL SIZE d:eport, 3 bedroom home, 1962 Studebaker StatioD Wagon, I Thursda~' f'\' t"fllr\8 C".l! lf"r t\11 • • • t 6 ·lf J rJ · ' ' PASSENGER FIRES $5.9]11 . II nd . Mrs. Harlf'\' .lohmon. .\lr Hurshel Jushce caJied . ~-__ ,_ tp ~t. 2, Phone W1. 9-.1074. I built-in kitr hen. wall to wa l?w mJieage, exce_ ~nt ,co t- 1 oo Mr. and Mts. Charles Rife 6 22 6tc 1 ~0:e~3-l4-IS IN. $1.4S" carpeting. Call WY 2 - ~87, t~on, ~asy term~ , Ctttzen s Mrs. Harlf'Y J(llms..lf\. Tam Saturday evening. Card of Thanks SINGER sewi~g mal'hine in I "Ptu~ Tu clo~e to schools_. ___ 6-2o-6tc tional Bank, Middleport. Ohio my and ChPry'l. W't'«" Tuesda)· Mr. Grorge Martin called on Ports & AcctSJOriH 6 22 6tc • evening \'isitors t'i. bf-r moth- 1\Jr. and Mrs. Charles Rife on - ---- .... dark cabinrr. wilh full guar Open 7 davs each wPck s am t 0 9 P m. 1 fi'OR SALE: 3 bedroom home, I WO..VLt like, tu exprP~r;; my 1 ant€'e. Equipped to do ziuzag 1 1 . S d n er. Mrs Ada Slad\ 01: Syrac,"US(> Wednesday afternoon. 1 " 1 m . yracuse, hardwoo oors. Farm Mac h'mery ape!'_fl'iation tn Dr. Boice and ' sr,\·ing , hut·onhole . monogram , l gas furnace, storm doors, and atte-ndf'd a S1.anlt)' Party. Mr. and Mrs. Daye Canode Dr :- Slack, ·the nur~_PS and : blind hem. ric Full b31ancP, I carport. Phone WY 2 _ 3424 -- - - - - - - , Mrs Lincoln Ru~ll. who was 10f Carpenter called on M~s . Fay St..:1ff at Mt>ig~ Mf'mori;~l Hos-: -WI 7~ or $1i 00 monfhlv. Phone , 1 afternoons. 6-20-6tp FO~ S.4.LE: Garden tractor , Da- , in Holzer Hospital for treat- ! W~ and Mrs. Myrt~ Rife one pial anr' also !he sprdrtl l WY 2-2204. 6 25 5tc ; Nut Door To Rutlend Sank v1d Bradle-y, 5 h. p. Cleat evenmt:t the pasl week. 1. Js. somew·ha1 bette r . nuro;es and LPN' s whri' C"r · ·:I - - - ·- ·- -- - - - • t' l I I'ghts evers : men Mcs . .,•'ceda Bowen s~nt an " R 1 I I1 I I I FOR ~ALE in Middleport, '7 Ires, H lee we , r . e, M J es M I' f Lo 606 E. Main St. Pomeroy ;~r tme 1 d.W'in~ m~ rt•(;:knl l' rt;~~~~~;;: ~rwat~;~~~f' tc ot~~:~: l O McCO\'. A.UC'l'TONF'~~~R bedroom brick house, 2 cultivat.uts, looth har~ow. Con- I Arr;~, ~~ a ~:~:y vtSit~~ evening wjth her mother, M.rs , 3 23 MCl en . . wou a "o • (' . b : Chester. Uhio. baths 101 and a hall out of 1 tact Lynn Hart, Racme FoOO f M d M H 1 Fay Wood and Mrs. Myrta Rife. 1 1 to ·t:hank the Racine Em-?r- ; mg .oo~s i'IO( pop-ou 1 ags. AULIIHNEER ' ' ' M k t 6 25 3t 1 r. an rs . ar ey Jot,n-l r;======~==_; gency-~ uad fo r thrir promrl ' Sf'lls nrw for over $1fi0.00 . CompleP. Servlcl! high water . Nic~ location. are · c , son. · Guetra nt'-'f:'d to oartv ar;;!'>um See Dy appomtment. or call FOh SALE OR TR.\DE : Hay Mr. and Mrs. and eff ir·irnt servir'e. fi ll tho~f' . .' · f -·1 ., L't1t1 ~radlort1 WY 2_2885 or WY 2. 3oz50. tedr) .... for trade . WY who sent flnwPrs and canis mg ln ~t 7 pa_rnw~ts o 6.25 "'rlte. PHne or Cootaet (6) 10 Uc ..... sale or Barrett, W. Va., were weekf'nd and .those who dona!Pd bl ood monthl .~ Phnne \\ y 2-2204. A. C. BH.AUfo'IIRD 2-~lt.t.~.. G 4 tfc visitors of their son, Mr. and for re. plaeehlPnt . Mrs r.ref. _ __ _ _ _ ___ fi 2."i fitc _ Racine, Oblo Mr~. Jack Elam. - ANl U.SEIJ wJ?Idt-'rs. Htr FOR SALE: 7 roomo and bath, ·-cpt. Wa 11 ace Hatr·teld of 1a Carnahan. Ra1'int>. Ohio NEW 18 tf" Mar ' ne Suppl ·es s 1 1 1 Rutland Road. · 6-26-ltc romp f'~::.r.r!;, weldmg rod ...====--==------, \ house on U. S. Mar lnes stationed Large lot. Aluminum storm - ---- ---- 1p 1 H b · ed • · -- - Free demomdrHtinn. Pomeroy . doors and windows. Reason- CAR TOP fibre lass boat. 12 ear ar our,_ arnv uome i • 1~an d mar k, PI1 \ \'c' 2• 2181. EXPERIENCED g oars, flre . Saturday evenmg. to spend a 1 1 able. Kenneth Searle. SH 2ft. metal earner, Notic~ 6 25 31c AUTOMOBILE 5012. 6 11 30tc ' extinguisher. 4'f.t h.~. 111alor, ~ day leave wtth his parents. ] - - - - ·-- - · """"OO L'k C II M . · Mr. and Mrs. Jne Hatfield and I 8 ft meat dtSplay ease Tyler 1 t e new. a a 1N 1 do11hk fh1t_v s~···\' I Cf'. J1.1ea1 dio;- : ,' IN sYRACUSE, three bedroom 1 son 773-5384. 6 24 6tp I aMncy. d M R M'l 1 4 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Auto. tran!l. Radio and heater. 30,000 r. an d f rs. onne I· plav I'<J~e. comrlete with maz. .AND modern home, near school, mile factory warranty remainina: in this car, zantne ~nell and .;(•! nr display Mndern insulated, ~all board I bourne an amily of Columbus !' Beginning July hf Iray s A-I condilinn 1.•01lks heatmg, large Jot 72 X 295. JOHNSON,nsSulmpsoranc•elns"-nce =~~ ~~~:,~h~t~:~~~ts, w~~~ : likf' new First $:100 t:Jk t:'s it. Phor.t:! r a. m. to 5 p. m. WY ..... Jace and Nancy. ~ Lvnn llact, Rad'e F o od . 2-.1974, Evenings, 7 to 9 p m Agency, ln. AU fonnJ o1 In Mrs. Howard Russell, whn Is ! Gal-axie XL 2 Door Hard Top, Radio and heater. Bucket seats, console, red vinyl upholstery. Low mileage, Market. wv 2-2441 6 2 tfc IJUI'a.Dl!e. Jim Johnson and Bud SllllJlsoa, AceDia. In Meigs Meigs Memorial hos-;---;c;c-c-;-- 6 25 ~tc ; WY 2-2143 Pomt>roy, 0 1 e 1 Uc pital is improving. . 19~,1 Harl~ y Da\·idson motnrcy- - - - 1 Wanted To Buy Town Wagon VB. Standard trans. Power ateerin1 riP Cal: ,Jack H<wri son, WY PIANO tuni~g. Newmnn Bur- . _ __ 2-11781, l'nn.Pinv, Ohio. dette, Middleport. WY 2-1 . _ _Le!Jal Notice_ _ . MIDDLEPORT · fi 25 1tc 1 5246. 6 18 30tc A LARGE boumlary of tnnuc..a.L NOTI'·I ~...---.,..,_,.,..,._ _...J - , , -;--- - --ber r.~ar Pomeroy, Ohio. Con- Puhllc h"'"rlni on th~ IINI5 Bud Lancer 4 Door Sedan. Standard trans. Radio and heater. WH.i'.:l'\ nJl.J uSE ABl Cleaners WINDOW and p<'lrr h sharlr>s, all ~Ok YOU 1~ Bu1ldov~r 1rk ta<'t : M W. Runyons, Min- ~=11d 1 :~ ~~i~:~;;~e TZt"~~·Ps~•'!~~~~; kinds. Perch vailam·e and ' Phone \~ 2-6455. Paul L Bai- ersville, Ohio. WY 2-6273. TQ••m•h.lP Tru~tee• at Rock spring! "Free Storage Plan•· You gel awnings Vr-nrtian blinds and I ley, Pumeroy, Ohio, R. D. 2. 6 23 tOte F"atrJrnuM • •• 7:30 p . m.. t' rtdu. 1 S blg, bentiful empty clo::;et re11airs . F'rf'e f':-;limnte. Dale ,l 6 1 30tp Ju~-~~~;~~;Y~~wnl'nlp Truat~•2 Door Hartl Top V8. Auto, trans. Radio and heater. ExSpiCe ln· (!>)!.change for all the By : F. H. JohnfiWn, Town~hip f:lerk - - - - - - - - - - cellent condition. rOOm occupied by the tamilv'i Wippel Supph_ 21 ~ liuiun Ave . ' - - -·-- -For Sale or Rent uu ;18, uc A picnic dinner was held at Li:GAL NOTICE the horne of Mr. and Mrs. Charwinter clothi ng ~t're·s how il Pomt>roy, Ohw. 6 25 301 c POMEROY, OHIO John w . MeJduu. wbu.e plac• of works. Bring lD aU your _ __ . __ · n-sJd~nrt u u known . wm tllke no- les Rife Sunday honoring Mr. HOUSE for rent or sale, by t1964. "~ t hai on tbe 8th cLay m June, Ch 4 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Auto , trans. Radio and heater. wmter clothes or c<Jil us for 1ON I- .1-m-mths old Tt'rriPr and In the Heart of th~ undnallfned, Yvonne M. aries R1'fe and Mr. George I monthly payments on land Mfldau. u Plaintiff. rlled her PeUlivn B 'd pick-up and we will "Proles· a C'hihunh1Ja frmale pup _ Ph . THE AMERICAN RUHR contraf't, 5:l 2 Mill Street, Mid- again•• him In lh• c(lurt or Co m- even ge Sr. on Father's Day. smnaJiy" dry clean them at SH 2~47fl3 . 6 24 3tc 1 mon Pleu . .\lei.lilR Cou nt y, Ohio, Those atwnding were Mr. and . dleroort Phone WY 2 5262 Case Nn. tl .639. ror dlvorc~ on M , I r e~•ul-~r ra tes. WI·th tree mot h 1· USED - ga~ range, · ' ' · · ah, ,,., .• , , , ,,.,, ,,,,,,, ., ''''· rs . George Bevertdge. Sr., 4 Door Station Wagon VB. Auto. trans. Frigidaire.! General Real Eshte 6 15 ti proofmg and hang them up tahlf'S, chair~ . Phone SH 2. e ~~~ ~~~~Yi1~exn r~~d dt;1<;;~:· r~~~·:~~c;S! New Marshfield, Mr. and Mrs. 1 for storage in seated cedar· 4719 . Service ca1u..- will De for hearing on and Larry G. Hoffman and son 6 .'•.3 6tp f or Rent aftn the lOth day of Auru~t 19&4 , 1 lzed bags .md wher. you are " - -- - - - · ' YVONNf:: M MELVAU, ' . Albany , Mr. and Mrs. George 4 Door Sedan VB. Auto. trans. Radio and heater. PowH ready for them. nert !aU, call i. J1 ~<; Oll}{ pleasure to lm~n CUCKLER REALTY weoater and Fu~::intlff Beveridge, Jr ., and son, Fred, steering. us or lef oor rouleman know Carpf:'t Sh<tmrnoers FREE ' HOUSE. on Vine St.. in Middle- Attorot-~· ~"r Plaintitr of Washington C. H., Mr. Harand they will be handed to I with purchase of Blue Lu ~ , Bo• 2'29 Phone W'Y 2-3830 port.. Ph. WY 2·3089 . 16! 28; (7 1 J. •o, 17, 24, 31 : (8; 7, 7te old Rife of Guysville, Mr. and •-J~E I" 1.. • ,n-!1.1\l]"{l . 1 ~ . ""'[) r. _'\ 1 " gas Wells. 6•·2"3 n-. tc I Pomecov. Ohio R H. acd. Phone \\.'he-!'1 bal:mdng , brake s~rvice. 5 27 44tc I ·! · I ' · ·· ' I "'(!' Save 50% · I I V('rtl eOUTBOARD MOTORS eBOATS e ACCESSORIES e FIBREGLASS eBOAT PAINT I : .stuctentJ were to aay unUatter- ~ er, who wUI be ao on-t.bNit ing words about Ute accuracy c.:unsuitant for ABC-TV duriq ol Hollywood'l version o1 Amer- Us coverage of the Republk:au 1Notional Coovenllm wbk:b tea. · starts July 13, wW olio review Tho CIIODDel SWim: Former the GOP conclave In • President DwiChl D. Ellonbow· hour b:oadeast July lt. 1elevision Revue BJ RICK DUBROW 1 lege days in . thil eo~try. Un.iaed Pren J.aternat\onal l These seenungJy nunof- expeHOLLYWOOD tUPI) -The riences were well reJated to· the qu,st of foreign studentB for an 1 VBBtly important matt.l!r of how Amertcan education w a s per· forelgn students can lose some sonalized Wednesday nlght by misconc-eptions about the U~lted CBS Reports" in a one-hour States, and how tmportant 1t is study of yooog AFricans to expand the exchange prothree years at Dartmouth Col- gram. As the show pointed out, lege. ugdram . A11 the show point~ ou The subject was George Wa-1there are about. 6.000 Afncan ruhiu 24 born in a vi11oge in .students in AmerJca and about ' the son of a Kikuyu 75,000 y~ung persons over all Penya' and chieftain who was killed by the from foretgn lands pursue an Mau Mau. Wednesday night's educatio~ here. . telecast covered the three-year I Waruhlu n~rrated part of ~e Dartn.outh experience, ending . program, whtch_ beglVI by gomg with Waruhiu 's graduation this l back to the village he came month. from , and then offered shots of A viewer naturally was pre- his steamship journey to Amer· pared for the program to deal ~ca w!th ~ther students, ~dud­ in part with obvious racial ~ mg hls first look at te :statue pects; but especiaJiy imposing, of Liberty, because of the freshness, were Waruhiu said that when he the little personal episodes tltat first saw New York, it was _Just were reflectd in the change of like in the movies. Later, tn a W~trutrlu at the end of his col- panel discussion, some African 1 DAiLY CROSSWORD I e. Blouom .&CBOM LJirnbrace Dog'• name I lL 12. Beaver'• lllr :18. Varlol7ot i tl>eoak lll. Chock: Scot. 18.Healod ed &Vecwwe: 2!!.21. Ropot 28. Huge IO.Tobe obUgatecJ 31. Percolate as. Wll4au: Wheel Alil}nmeilf "NOTICE! 1 ....,, . I k Bra e Service CLOSED ---1962 Dodge - - - $1695 1961 Dodge - - - $1295 1963Ford BlaeffnOrS ;All Day Sundays · Roller Pharmacy 1963 Dodge - - - =========== I' --------'--- Buckwheat Soci"ety Note I 1961 Dodge - - - $1695 - - -$1295 1960Ford - - - - $1295 1960 Dodge - - - $1195 1961 Rambler I I v I you cleaner. bcigqter. and Ire Carpet Shampoo. Baker 1 '""'=====~==:::::;:~1 6 25 6tc newer Remeber the stnra~e F'urnllur~ . 6 23 6tc 11'" ----------Is Free Pay Next Fall on . PEACHES, rPady now . Come, : Professional Dry Cleaning FURNI:.;HED and unfurni~hed Delivery ABc. Cleaners and pick _vou r own, $l a peck .' and Shirt Laundry apartrr.entr;;. 134 Mulberry ShirT Lau~dry Mason, W Va Bring conta iners. four miles 1 Hour Cleaning Ave ., Ph. WY 2-6615. SP :4--5543. 4 3 90tc west 111 Coolville on Rt. 51.1 at.' Altering and Repairing 6 25 tfc GUNS - -- Blue S11noro St.al.ion, turn teft ~ Po'"kets and lippen We bUy, sell anfl trade guna , one mile. Wedge Fruit !'arm. ; 10 lbs. Dry Cleaning $2.00 ' HOUSE F'OR RENT In P"meBil! Wellman Les W!lliamsor l 6-22-tfc DISCOUNTS roy _ 3 rooms and bath Call al l'iffin J~wplers. Phone 50. I FOH . SALE- Mlddlepo-r1 's tall PICKUP & DELIVERY WY 2-3575 &fter 5 p.m. 6-2D-tfc 1 ''otnt Pleasant. W Ya est building . toca""' 352 N : ABC CLEANERS FOUR ROOM furnished apart. Ul 18 •ft sPcond Street, Middleport ' ment. Phone WY 2-3S5B. AUTOMOBILE ln!!urance bt.eo Pn<·ed lor QUI~·'I: sale Inquire ! & SHIRT LAUNDRY 5 27 Ue cancelled' l,ost ~-uur opera al Ohio Hotel. 10 16 tic I 173·5543 Meaon, W. Va tor's Uceose' C.U W't FIJR SAl~ 1'-HKI\ =--"'--'" ·-'"·.....,_--,.._,.._,_,..__,.....,.,.'1 FOUR R()f)MS. bath and batt8...:. TING, Plumbing, Mueller IJ!ittc (ifliSON Kay Harmm'y J!Ultars Furnares . 1\ruold Brotben, ment, furnace beat.P hone ----;;-:;:-;::-=:-:-:-=---- and 1\mpliften , 24 months to 1 iUI E:.;• Malo StreP.t, Pom- WY 2--3319. t 28 tfc ~OR SALE "ay see 0 , call fiffLD Jewel I ecoy. l'b••• W'l WMI. - --ers. Point Pleasant, w va .. , 4 ROOM apartment witb bath. 7 20 tfc KI~BY SWF:F:PER, comrlete P~one 50. Btl! Wellman, Les -;c=;-;;c:::-=::--== Phone WY 2-5385. wtth pnwt!r polish-2r Can 't be W1lhamson. 10..3/ltt i.arJ Gruer;er ' PhtmbtD& and 5 6 trc tnld from new. p ('red f Heating run- · FOR SALE - f!nrn itur" r(}r Mtn vtU -.._ njng co nd 1.t 10n 1c•uar<.mteeu _, I Unfurnished bouse, 4 roomo. ' sale Phonr> WV 2-2216. E0 d •ts •· ~Balmu.:e due 8 pavment.s nl · YOltr sewer lr'ourue:s utility and bath. 1655 Potnt $7.v3 pe mot 1tJ 1 Phone wv I__ ___ _ __ ____ 5·20-lllp WS:w':'rv~::b~:Lane, Pomeroy. Phone WV 2. 2-2204 6 19 St.c ! HOlJSF.:TRAfLEH, 1919 Richard. 3874. 3 S tfe F:":::::"":::::::":"::-=-:--•-....--,\1 son, 18x7. in good condition. CaD ft.e880aa~ a.ue. USED FREEZER BUYS . ,Call WY 1,26.19 . 6-20-6tp W'l Z.llll' Da' or Nl~t THREE and four rotl'll fuml!h•l 7-= 16 Cu. F1. Unl•• --,:-==;;;---o---:c:--~ :1& ~• ed and UDiurnlsbed a~ Kfl.l TERMITES and pcotect ~ C..,E.ST FREEZER $100 tawn and shru~ lcom ,·nsec•• FARMERS : for the best bulls, menU. WY U4S4 12 6 tie 20 Cu. Ft. Frigta•i,.. ue th be · CHEST FREeZER SlSO with ARAB U dn-11 Coneen. at e st prlce, with Lhe FURNlSHED and uofumiabed 14 Cu. Ft. Philco trate King Builders ~ u P P 1'I nation's leading sires in Dai- ipartmeuta, Inquire •t tbt UPRI(oHT FREEZEO . $125 Co .. Middlepor1, Ohm. ry and Beer. For forenoon Obto lloiAll. li-2Z-I& 23 Cu. Ft. Unu~o convenience service, call by -5 2 Uc l ~!l~:;,.FR~~~::r~t~.-. 5100 8:00 h . rn ., afternoon sen:ice MODERN ' room tnd batb ,,. . ., Comblnetion $13! SINGER Sewing machines. by l:OC p_ m., by calling furnVJhot apartment. Pbobe Sernl Gn Aririv•r•tor $100 new $59_50 up. Several used Curtiss Breeding Service Jne. WY 1--3874, I 12 tfCI Used Wrlnoer W.uher · $35 ch. t bar rna mes a gsL'1 prices Technician, Leland Parker, T!m'EE bedC'oom house on LIDo The rabric Shop. ~Inger Sales Pomecoy, 0. Ph. WY . 2-2264. coin Hln, ~~ Pb o •• Pomeroy undmark and Servic:e, Pomeroy. Ohio. Albert 1 arker, Chester. Ohio. WI W3f6 or ·wv· ~ . 'IIY Mfl1 Jack Cars.y, Mvr WY 1-2284. f Zl tic Ph. 981;.3415. 6 :U 30tp t !!0 lie 1 1 - I z.- I '"' LI.DC " ScoreS . By United Press luternatiooal American League Cleveland 000 222 020- 8 11 0 Minnesota 000 100 000- 1 3 1 Kralick, McMahon (8) and Romano, Azcue (9). Grant, Perryd tSBI. ttePieisz~ 6 ), Roland (8) an a Y, Immerman (8 ). Winner - Kraliek (8-2). Loser -Grant (3-5). HR - Alvis, Brown. Ne~ York 001 000 000- I 3 0 Balt 110 010 OOx- 3 6 0 Bouton. Reniff (7J and Howard. Barber (4-4) and Orsino. Loser - Bouton (5-7l. HRPowell, Robinson, Pepitone. -----------1 Kan =---- v City 010 002 000- 3 8 I Los Ang 000 031 OOx- 4 8 0 Browsfield 0-3), Stock {6) and Bryan. Newman, Osinski {71 and Rodgers. Winner-Newman (&-2). HR.-Bryan. • (Only games scheduled) NaUonlil IA!ape 0 OOJ 000- 2 7 0 Houston 01 St. Loui1 001 000 031- 4 B 1 Bruce, Owerts (8) and Grote. Craig, Hobble (j) and McCar-ver. Winner,:_ Craig (4-3). Loser- Bruce (7-t). HR- Aspromonte. Mrs. Charles Rife and son. Larry. They enjoyed home ice cream in the afternoon. Larry Rife has in Washington Court House. Gary Saxton enlisted Jn the Navy and Is now at Great Lakes Ill. ior nin(. weeks boat training. He is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Rife. His pa~nts Mr. and Mrs. George Saxton live at East Liberty. lie is ~ graduate of Rutland HJgh School in the class or '63·'64. Mr. and Mn~. Raymond Tho.. mas and sons, Larry and Stevie, Athens, spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs Freda Bowen. Billy Vetella h.. spent the past week with friends at Pomeroy. Mrs. Ethel Rife and son spent Sunday with her pacents, Mr. and Mcs. Mart Mollohan, Tu~ ,.. Flsher, Wakefield (2), Lary (9) end Carmizzaro. Loser - FisiJ. er (&-6), HR - Lynch 2. (13 Innings) Los Angeles 000 000 100 flOO 0- I 81 San Francisco 000 000 010 000 1-2 II 1 Koufax, M!Der (1), Perranoskl (12) and Roseboro. Sanford, Pierce (6), Shaw (7), Per- ry (9) and Crandall. ~~~~~;II Perry (5-3). Loser - Pr Pitts ~ ~!0 000-1 13 3 kl (1-3). IIR-Falrly. New York 0J11·11111 000-1 4 2 -Gibboll ($-%) tllld BurieSJ. (Only aameo echeduled) - 1959 Chrysler - - _$1395 4 Door Station Wagon. 'Power brakes, steering and Win· dows . One owner. Radio and heater. -- - - - - $1095 1959 Dodge - - 4 Door Sedan V8. Auto. trans. Heater. 1958 Ford TH'~ T'KEEP ~ 6USY "r!U. 61JpPEIV1ME! .A.ola 17. Rubbed--Ill dirt 40.~ 44.Grate8 46.Ko"' 441.=-::111 •r.ao.Am. - C8. :Malt "'- U.Rock debr»&t: elltfbue DOWN LG&ll&' I. Seaport. W.AAI. I.Af!lnn 4.~ DAILY Cltli"WQtJOJ'B-.....,. .... to w.k IU AltYDLBAAll:& II .L Oa'G.IILLOW tllo----t.---all - ...a One letter llmpJ;r ..._.,_.,.._, Ia Udl :•A II for lite -1/o, X b . . ato etc. 11b1B1e lottolll, ......... ll>a li!IIBf:lo 81111 - - ct ltlach do¥ Ml £ "I liked the part where the hero-the guy ill front.eaked you two to shut upl" 4 Djzl ;p• 'at!IIGM KDJUADVS ~&DIIKLI BZIIILYKIV.-~ MZ PiiOf- - BJW A~KAZ Y - ~ -A DliiCIIDI'l' _________ ·SAMUELX8NBOJI WJEH RADIO 5:00 Community News PROGRAM LOG MONDAY TRIIOUGB FRIDAY 5o00 World. National News 5:15 Spotlight OD Sporti 6o 15 Sign On 5 •2il IVeather 6:16 Musical Clock 5:30 Dinner Muslea!o UO Newo Headllnea 8:00 Swlset Blvd, 7:81 Mustcal Clock 7:30 Sign Off SATURDAY Nli The Lllellne 8:1111 Ohio Valley News 6ol3 Sign On 6: 15 Musical CJOC\. B:Oii World. National News 7.43 The UleliiiO 8:10 Sports I: U Weather Picture 8 00 Ohio Valley News 8 00 World, National News I 16 Musical Clock 8 10 Spocts Today US Community News 8· 15 Weather Picture 1:00 Talk o1 tho Town 8·16 MusicaJ Clock US Mason County NeWll 10:00 ' FamUy Worship Hour 8oii5 Nem 9o00 Musical Cl:rct 10: 15 Public Service 9o30 Song & Story Time 10:30 Latcllltrlng 1'45 Family Worship Hour 10:55 World News 10:1111 News 11:00 MortJin8 Melndles 10:85 Hlgh School i!it Parade ( escept Frloay. IO:iiii News ClnlrdJ Bell> Rlni) 11 :00 Army Time 11:45 World Newa II: 30 Spocial Commum., ll:llli Maaoo Cowt1J NProgntm3 Uollll Community Newa 12:00 News Roondup U:05 Local News 12o20 Bulleun Board U: 10 Markets 12 :25 News 0 Grams U:U Mid Day Weather 12o30 Saturday Maunee 1%:20 Evat11 BuUetin Bolrd l:ii5 Newa 'Beat U:25 Newa 0 Graml 2:00 Saturday Maunee U:30 Agriculture Agent 2:ii5 Newt Beat U:45 Coun1rJ Go Round 3:00 Saturdey Matinee 1:16 News Beat 3:5S Newt Beat 1:1111 COOntry Go Round 4:00 Dlscln~ wltb Doss 2:llli Newo Beat 4:30 Top Tm Revue 3:1111 Let's Take a Break 3:00 News SUmmary S:IIG News Beat 3: 15 Dinner Musicale t:llll Dllclq wltlf Do!l 7:30 Sign Oil uo ltllerdlange OtCK TRAc., '!'HE POOR IS TRill 'DWiil 'Olli'l' OJ' CllVJJ.J'M'UQ!i -1 oa-.._11 t u..,·, ra. .:__._ --- - WMPO Radio MONDA! TIIRU FRIDAY 8:00 Slga on News 6:011 Sacred Heart 1:20 Country Jamborea 6:30 Farm News 6:35 Paul Bowen ' ' '" Meigs Ct Aif. Ell. 7o00 News 7:0& Tiny's Chapel 7:3t News 7: 3.1 Pickeru: Hardware <1'\les.-Thun.) 7:511 N'w' Reporl 8:0U Breakfast Party 8:10 Roy's Food Basket uo Van Patrick Sporu B:4ti Baker Furn!ture-Wed-rrt 8:55 Open Houae 9:00 News 9:05 Coffee Wltb Janet 9:4& Betty Newton 11 '00 Ministerial Assoc. U:!lt Country Driltel'l M-W 1!:15 Mason Ct Agr. Ext-Tue !Ll5 A.S.C. Program-Frl 11.1; Family Worsolp--Thun. 11:15 Tiny's Country 11ymaa 12 00 Noon Report 12:30 Goesslet'l Guest Stm-Frl. 12:ltl Music Just For You 4: 1; Blaettnar Show-Tues, 4:30 Local News 04 BowUng Scorea 6:00 News 7:10 Sign 011 SATURDU TIRRY Thunderbird 2 Door Hard Top. Auto. trant. Radio and heater. 1958 Ford WELL, I QOT PLENTY T'DO lti 85. Aboll6 USED CAR SPECIALS I ...--_ 20.Backw&ntl nauL ° I ..._ C.oT T'GO OVER T'MV PI.J1CE 'TO 'CO SOME CHORES, BUT I'LL & BACK THIS EVEMlf'-1 1 T'MEND THAT ~TEf k'w~ ... ~of/ METROPOLITAN MOTORS I DISCOUNT $TORE S I t1.eomer• CUSHMAN RUTLAND U'L ABNER corundum u. Frultot 1 Na·i OUT TO BE ClEANED I 1 I v.FI<E SENDIN6 M CARPET 6:00 1:115 6:20 6:35 7:05 t:U 10:15 10:35 10:46 ll:tl5 11' 35 12:1111 Sign On Country lofuslc Coun~ Jamboret Jolm Hal'lllll Brealtfast Party Jones Bolek Show nm. The Good lJfe Music In The Air This II Music Top Teo Show Top Ten Show (Dullona) Noon Newo 12:15 Musical Interlude 1%:30 Rev. Merlin 1:00 Platter Partv T:OO Sundown Serenade 7:30 Siga Off SltNlJAY .----.... LITTLE OR"MAN ANNtl lr HAROI-P GRAY ONE.SHMOO IT'S TH' LAST LIVII'. ISSTtW.. WA'RM!!-t+r USSSJ!!--A &HMOOON I.ARTH!! 00, Al-l 1-40PE.S WE. KIN 'GlT PORE SU+E!IJI>J' LI'L ~LNG TO DR KILMA¥-.lN'w:T- t>ITI-/1 ~I'L,FAINT HEA><H3EAT!." ·r- T:03 Slga On 7:30 French City Baptist t:<lll Wings of Healing 1:35 Bible Spew to Yoa 10:011 Voice of Prophecy 10:35 IVa9b, Reparta to Peoplt 11:00 Sunday Show U:OO Noon Newa 12:1$ Chrlstlau Hour 12:.W Rev. Merlin T 1:00 Billy Graham 1:35 Lutberaa Hour 2:1111 Tbo Cburcb AI l:'ort 6:00 Country Hymn TUners &:SG World In Review f:OO BapdBt Hour . 7:00 Slga Oil --lr.GIORGI WONDEIII ( I'LL GET~rM, ON ll-IE WING . ,___, '· ' ' .. BRANNER F100 Pickup 6 cyl. Good tire1. New truck appearance. 1957 Oldsmobile :Z Door Hard Top. Auto. t111ne. Power ateertna:. Radio and beater. 1956 Plymouth -- 4 Door Station WaQon VB. Standard trans. 1956Ford - - - - 2 Door Hard Top VB. Auto. trana. RadJo and heater. 1956 Chevrolet - Panel Truek 8 eyl Radio 1nd beater. One owner. 1950 Chevrolet - - $125 4 Doot: Sedan. IY NEAL ADAMI :r. I WISH I COUL.!) FINE UNUSUAL. Sons Co. Dodge~Dodge S. Second & Mill St. ,. '' Dart-Lancer Middleport -· .... - tcNoW'-l'LJ. PAY YOUR THINK OF SOMETHINC!J ~--. • �• I .--------.br o t h er , Point Rock III - Jarrot Bolio do. and '"' the eampus Christian Mr. and Mro. G. A. Rl'lekt• minisrry boaro. took A. D. Morrlaoo tO Metp "Mrs. Santee has been a v~ ' General Hospital Friday fer tal part of the woman'• ~ ~na~ment. elation of the church. "The Santees have two dillMra. Erma Nelaon and lll'andA 1%3 liberal art s graduate Santee on page 8H under the drenn, Ned and MarRaret." MASON _ Mason County 4- Thompson, Jane Sterne, soo, Joey, left for a vlalt wtlll of Rio Grande College, the Rev. heading , "Pastoral Changes." CLASS ENTERTAINED H Camp for older youth wu ard Rood, Nora McNeUI, Ubby Air. and Mrt. Dale Harvey Air. and Mrs. J.,...m Nelaon Roland Virgil Santee is pastor The write-up read : HARTFORD _ Mrs. Steve concluded on Friday evening at Stewart ,and Darrell Asbury. announce the birth of a daugbIn Geor;ta. Holer of July I I of the Upper Al-1 "The R·v. R. Virgil Santee, Howaril \\as hostess to the Ad- Southsode, w. va., willl the Junior leaders selected to ter, June Dale, at ton Baptist Church in Alton. 11· 1 ilssoclate mmLster of the ult Clw monthly meeting at foll owing campers receiving a- work at Retarded Children'• Hospital! June 6. The annual picnic and wtenUnois. view churcb (Baptist) for the her home Friday evening. The wards. Younger camp (nine camp are Nora McNeill, Ar· Air. and Mrs. Don Miller and er roast Sunday evenme preHls wlf~. the tormer UlrPna ' p&st five years, has accepted meeting was opened with pray- \ears through 12) started or. lene Roush, Cheryl WUiiam- two daughters, Puerto Rico, ceded te opening of V.B.S. McO.rmott, Is the daughter of a call to the Upper Alton Baper by the psstor, Rev. w. 0 . Monday of tbls week. son, Sbaron Yeager, Dtvld An- visited ber mother, Mrs . .Ell>- at Columbia Chapel on MODOr . and Mrs. F. W. McDerm· l tist Churrh, Alton, Ill., and will , H Du · the b 1 Dale Johnson, Jr. was se-- oerson and KaUty 1bomas. el Radekln and family. They day. ' · . ·.Jr _ Mc- 1E'ave h'1s present duties on July Pearl Goff • dec. to Darrel ·oover. rmg us ness ses.. 1 ted S oh , prmgf.IE' ld • Ill mms th tstandl fi 1 One bundred and ten older wUJ go to W~nsln for a couDe d · Goff, Raymond Goff Marvin s1on various plans were discuss- ec as e ou ng rs Air. and Airs. J. E. RadeklD rmott w~s pre-si ent of Rio list Mr. Santee's special inter. • ed for improvement for the year camper. Spirit of the 4-H Club members attended the ple of weeks wltb hla people Grand'! Cu.le~t' 1944-51. Mrs. est and work has been w it h Goff, Evelyn DavJs, corrected ch h lso 1 f v camp, David Eeds; Head H., camp the past week. Guest and she will return to spend were Sunday diMer guests of Santee received her barhelor of 1' young r-· ~ople and the re1 1·g1'ous Affid. for Trans ., Salem. . urcB:blA Schp a,ns or adacaoo were m e Jane Sterne ; Heart H, Leah night was held Thu.rsd ay even- the summer with her mother. their son, G. A. RadeklD and 11on 1 sc:if'nce. Jegree m "'. il"'r.Jentarv. jedu<:>ation of children . Myrtle Fitch, Carl Citch, El· Refreshmeent·, wele served dur-· Miller; Hand H, Carol Gerlec h ing and a tal en t :tuuw -•· present MI'!i. Allee Van Zan! spent family. education from Rw L.randE' Col- "He has been active in the va Hayman, Dayton Hayman, ing the social hour to ~v . w. and Health H, Richard Rood. ed. Guests introduced by 4--H the first of the week witb her Mrs. Graham and daughter, lege m 1956. work of The Cleveland Baptist Mable F · Rawson, Harold Raw- 0 H M H L D r Second year campers receiv- Club Agent Gilbert Barnette inRio Grande, spent tbe week The Cleveland Baptist News Associatior., serving as Chair- son to William Barton, Beulah Mrs ~er .Jd ls.S~~~y Mi- ~a~ ing 8 Lucky Nickel were David eluded County Clerk L.. W. Section ot the "Crusader'' the man of the leaoo:orship edUCa. 4 .acres, Lebanon. ry A.urr::.::.e Mrs ~ ~ibbs Anderson, Robert Hussell, Bert Getty and Mrs. Getty; County Sharon Yeager, Sagamore, John end with Mrs. Anna E. Turner, Alnerkan Baptist news maga- tion t:ommtttee of the Depart- Edwm. Wmdsur S~ivers to Ger· Mr a d ~· Deibert Dotson' Hess, Gregory Plants, Michael Commissioner ~nd Mrs. Everett Sommer; Seneca Tribe, chief, who Is attending Rio Grande z.int", had a picture of Virgil ment of Christian Education lrude Stivers , DavJd E. Keller, Mr. an~ Mr:sA. Keith McClung' Bennett, Leah Ann Miller, Su- Bissell, Mrs. Mary Hyre, Carol Gerlach, Sagamore, Dav· College. Mrs, J. Jl!. Radekla for Trans., Pomeroy. · · · ' h Do ti id Eads; Cherokee, chief, Bevr"'""-iiiiiiii....iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..iii.-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...,_.iiiiiiii""""~,;.;.~,:.l Cert. Archie McKinne} Eva McKin- and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Crump. san Darst, Russell Willit..mson, At ens Messenger; t e ney to Carl P. Rl~hards, Ver- The JuJy meeting will be held Betti Jane Scarberry, Marga- Knoll , Pt. Pleasant Register; erly Burns, Sagamore, Nora SAILING SOON na M. Richards, parcels, Sal· ast ~hthe home of Mrs. Vonald A. ret Buckalew and F.lmer Stone. Mrs. J. H. Turner, presldent of McNeill; Mingos chief, Linda em. m.J Contest winners in courtesy Home Demonstration CouncU: Lathey, Sagamore, Gayla HalJessie Grueser, Richard RAVE GUESTS place tie between Sharon Brink- Lawrence Plants, president of stead. PT. PLEASANT - Miss Er0 ~·d, a ' on's Club· Frank A h;•hllgbt of the talent show rna Barnette, Jericho Pleasant Ll PI Bill St 2nd d J Grueser to BusteJ" Darr€tt, 3.75 Major E. B. Meel ung was th e er 'th an 3 daneBetti'erne; . , ~ impersonation of the teacher at North Pt. Pl-·ant nut~ s be , Scholz Lion's Club· Heber was the S nd h k acres, Rutland. wee end guest of is aunt a m1 : r , car rry. , • -.-.. John J . Fick, Jane rick, Char- uncle Mr. and Mrs. A. Keith Winners in 4-H information Roush, vice president. Re- Beetles by the "Rockies."' Mak· Grade school. Mrs. Mildred Jes T. Fick , Mary Fick, Roy McClung, Sr. , of Hartford . Ma- contest: 1st Darrell Asbury: 2nd talaed Children's Youth Associ· lng up the trio who played and Bumgardner of Chlhieothe, ltho 5hort ont to Oil' bank): E. Fick, Doris Fick to Richard jor McCkmg who has 1een work· Virginia Sprouse; 3rd, Steve ation ; and Lowell Cook, Vo-Ag sang, "Money Can't Buy Me Ohio, fonnerly of Point PleasF. Fick, '.186 acres, Chester. ing on his Ph Oat Massachusetts Newberry.. Pt. Pleasant. . Love" were Jimmy Wise, Alan ant and Miss Irene Gagnon of s. G. Pickens, Emi~ Pickens Iru:titute of Technolog~ has just Good Grooming (girls) - 1st, State worken tntrod.uced who Hart and Jtm Sommers. Boston, Mhss., wlll saU from to Samuel Larry Pickens Bon- fJRtshed a course of mstructlon Sharon Yeager; 2nd, Lind a assisted with older camp and Others taking part were Kalh· New York on July 1 for a nie Pickens, ~ lot, M.li:ldieport. in Washington , D. C. for an as- Tatterson; 3rd, Alice Stone. will assist this week with the ery· Sayre who played a classl· month's visit in 15 European w. o. Atkins, Helen E. Atkins signment on the MAAC. Prog· Bo~·s - 1st, David Anderson; younger camp are Larry Yost, cal selection on the piano: Nora countries and around the Medto Eugene Hester, Gladys P. rams in Formosa. He will 2nd, Richard Rood; 3rd, Dan Charlie Morris, Judy Broemsen McNeill and Arlene Roush both iterranean Sea. The group Hester Lot Chester leave Louisville, Ky. this week Love. and Dave DaRlels. sang songs. David Bennett ser- will sail On the Queen Eliza.. Charit-s s'pencer, Lucy E. with hi.s wife and three chil- l Junior lt>.aders returning to Campers are divided lntll var- ved as narrator. beth and will make the entire Spencer tQ Luther c. Friend, dren for a two year stay in i younger camp will be Ronald ious tribes, Delaware's Senecal The camp cooks and dlsh- trip by steam ship and motor Betty Je~ne Friend, parcels, Formosa. Cherokee, \olingos and Big Feet washers were introduced during rail. They will return to the Chester. His mother, Mrs. c . D. Me- Puerto Riro, where Mr. Hesson (composed of adult campers). the evehing by Home Demon· United States by plane on Aug· Clung of Washington, D. c. ac- ! will be station~ for three years. Competition was keen through stration Agent, Miss Wanda ust 1. Misr Barnette wil1 leave companied Major McClung to Mrs. Hesson IS the former La- out the week between the tribes. Stemple and they are Mrs. Pt. Pleasant Sunday for WashBID AWARDED Chiefs and Sagamores respec- Bonnie Waldie, Ml'l!. M a r y lngton, D. C. lor a visit with PT. PLEASANT - Andersons' Hartford. She will leave July 1 von Hall. • chedcing service • safe dt!posit servi(e for Merced, Calif., where she Mr. ano Mrs. Harry Crump tively are Big Foot Chief, Ma- Stephenson, Mrs. Goldie Smith, her sister and join her travel· Rock, Jn.c, of Charles· will makP her future home. were Sunday afternoon guests ry Froodnt, Sagamore, 8 iII Mrs. Msgaretta Sebrell, Leah ing companions at the N e w • savings service • loan service , tort has been awarded the conPI!.RSONSAL of Mr. an• Mrs. J. M. Crump. Lewis; Delaware Tribe, Chief. Ann Rice and Bonn~<! Staats. York World Fair. , tract to resurfa ce 3.1 miles of iiiiiiiiiiiiiii W. Va. Sta!A! Rou!A! 62 between Mr. and Mrs. A. Keilh Me- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ENJOY ONE·STOP IANKINGr Pt. Pleasant and Mason. The Clung Jr. arxl son, Alex, of MAKE OUR HEADQUART!RS YOURScontract. for the Mason County Charleston and H. Juhling Me~ project wa~ one of 20 bid~ op- Clung and Miss Helen Peters fOR EVERY MONEY MAnERI ened Tuesday by the W. Va. were guests of the A. Keith McState Road f.ommiss ion . The Clungs Sunday. contract was Jet to the Ander- Mrs. 1-teler. B. Wade, Mr. and son Company on a bid of $42,· Mrs. Joe Wade and children, We Pay 3% Interest On Savings Larry, Jo Ann and Betty, of 054.50. Roanoke, Va., and Mr. and Mrs. LAD DROWNS Jack Frye of Chesler, W. Va., JACKSON (UP!) Harry were the week end guests of Arthur, 10, drowned while Mr. and Mrs . Lee Gibb~. swimming at Lake Hope Beach Mr. am. Mrs. Eugene HesServing Meigs County' for over 90 'vears near here and Walter Thomp- son and children of Salina, Calif. son, 9, war pulled ·from the are visiting with Mrw. Hesson's POMEROY- RUTLAND water and revived by a life- mother: and oUJer relatives. guard Wedm~sday. They are enroute to Jan Juan, Rio Grande College Graduate Named Upper Arlington Pastor Hart£ord . Society Notes <•• Camper Awards Recognizes Older Youth at Southside Society Notes ·-• t Earth Moving is Underway at Site of New Racine Highlift Locks, Dam Rlch-1----------- Property Transfers 1 NET 'EM ALL In JUST ONE HAUL BY BOB WINGE'rr The ear ·" Js moving on the oil<! of tht new Racine Locka and Dam at Reedsville when Wlll't aot acquired in prKOnstrucllon aounderway !0< the locks a n d tlvlty. dam there. Or;:;vo also it ~n- Oris moving in several era! conlr,actor for the Reeds- h 'ilers for its field ville-BellvDie project. oft. , will be frorr. theoe Corp. of Engineer offiCials trail~• • majority of the have token up headquarters In problt"', vorked out by the home formerly oW!Ied by Dravo ::- , ~ of Engineer Donald Nease. Nea~ is one officials ·'. ~\ \ 'he cons~rueof the pe'"SOns whose land wu lion perioo:\. u',..'...~ . • " :~ r Laborer!. baft boOII ~ busy duriDC !be pMI - " cl> t1ng ud bumlDC bnllll at ... around the oite """" the lodlo and dam will IIIDd. The new dam aboot Rao:!lllt. and the one at Ree4nltle, d make Locka 21 IIIII :II obooleW, Ct~rps of Engineer oftleiaJa blft Work begoa at the oil<!, to· c.ted about five miles aboVe Racine along Route 338, th1a past Monday Already• I big said. swath has been cut to make way for the enormously expen· ""·""'"''" \,r-~,; :. sive project. Several oie-ne: of heavy equip. ment are busy clearing brush, bulldozing, and grading t h e land toward the Jhio river from the Theron Johnson farm at Plants Dravo Corporatioh' general contractor for the project, began the )Ob with .:.everal pieces ot heavy equipment at the site. HowPVer worker11 ~id Friday- " Qui~<! a bit more Is yet to be assigned to the Meigs county job. . Dravo bulldozer operators TRAFFIC JAM - Virgil Windon of hester relaxes on his piece of heavy equipment wbtle waiting for other sold they bave been Instructed WORK AREA - Dravo Company has already moved in many plecea of heaV)' equipment operators to move along the procession line of work at the Racine project. Windon and the other oper- to begin digging a hug< gully • quipment and is aranging its tool buildings and such at the site of the Racine Locu ators are working along the Ohio River about a half mile trom where the dam actually will stand. The dam is to in the ootlom land near the a. n d Dam project. ln the background is the Theron Johnson farm. cross the river in an area where the sand digger is working. river, similar to the one made t. • WEATHER Suany 1nd bot today a • d Stuutay. F1tr arr warm tonight. Hlgb lol1a) to. Low lonlght M. Hlp Sllllday 93. .;;. NOW YOU KNOW at y e . of The overage leapb 101 bacteria h. about 1-38,_. of aa loeb, accorcUac &e SeiC!DCt en tine World. 1 Bargains in Elberfelds Furniture Department on the 2nd and 3rd Floors ·· Select Your Furniture At Elberfelds In Pomeroy We'll Deliver Promptly to Your Home I Pomeroy National Bank Sale! RCA Whirlpool TOMMY CROW INVITES ••. MEIGS COUNTIANS WRINGER WASHERS e12 lbs. capacity-Exclusive Surgilator agitator • 20-minute timer with automatic cut off • 8 position wringer with easy to reset roll pressure e2~" soft rubber wringer rolls, one is mottled. Magic Chef Gas Ranges Divided Top With Maeic Cbef's Famou• Red Wheel Oven Thennostat. $149.00-30 INCH WITH LARGE OVIN •• IALI $125.00 $189,00--36 INCH WITH STORAGE COMPARTMENT AND OVIN ------------------------ SALE $160.00 $219.00--30 INCH- LARGE OVEN - GLASS OOORELECTRIC CLOCK AND AUTOMATIC OVEN LIGHTING ---------------·-- IALI $111.00 • Large feed board eAutomatic water return pan • Porcelain-enameled tub e Unt collector • High Speed Drain Pump eLarge Casters-one with toe lock TO VISIT THE NEW Regul1r $169.00 Sale •148.00 Sale •66.00 S.lel HIDE A BEDS and SLEEP or LOUNGES SPEND A DELIGHTFUL EVENING IN COOL COMFORT AND PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS. FINEST FOODS COCKTAILS 7-Piece Breakfast Sets Large 31Hnc:h by 48 inch table with one 12 inch extension teat. 6 sturdily built cbairt upholstered in lon1 weartna vinyl Your choice of chrome or bronze and brats. S.lel Simmo111 & Kroehler IN ATHENS S1lel Upholstered In Long Wearing Fabrics. Brown, Tan, Char Brown, Gray Reg. $249.00 Reg. $229.00 Reg. ·$219.00 Reg. $199.00 ........ ~~· o o 0 0 o o o o 0 I l•.l• • • • 0 • • • • •••••••••• Sale $200.00 Sale $190.00 . Sale $180.00 Sale $170.00 Sale! SERTA INNERSPRING MATTRESSES Roll edge, button top. Long wearing ticking coverIn& and with side ventilators. FULL OR TWIN BED SIZE One Group of 12 Chairs Upholstered In nylon and other long wearing fabrics. Swivel Rockers and Recliners. Relltllarly Prl· ced at $89.00, $98.00 and $109.00. POll THII IALI $75·00 One Group of 11 Chairs Swivel Rockers, Occasional Chairs and TV Swivel Chairs. Large usortment of colors and fabrics. Rei· ularly Priced at $79.00, $69.00, $S9.00. Sale •48.00 ' S.lel Multi-Purpose Cabinets f22.1i0. Sale $15.00 OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TIL 9:00 P.M. ATHENS, 0. VOL XVI POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 63~------------------- Elberfelds furniture and.Floor Coverings- Pomeroy PRICE FIVE CENTS SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1964 • • ~( .·:_, NE.W$ Dead at 84 ::t,~:?;;:;' ;g.3;~ Oxford on Mission in Mississippi ial Hospital in Oberlin, 0 . 0 INDIANTOWN GAP Re- 1 Dr. Moulton was the daughter o pu~llcan presidential hopeful of llle late Albanus Avery Gov. WOllam W. Scranton meets IMoulton, wbo was the second today with other party leaders, president of llle college. Mou~ Ajrm Paul D Anf ° New York. Gov. Hall, llle newest 'f!en's dor- SOD aad """ A- Rockefeller, m a stop , m1tory at Rio Grande, was p_ Ar>lngton ol Rl. z, Chellr tta;~water c~nfetence. . named after the second presi- ire, lias completed th.e Hnt OXFORD (UPI)- A seco~d wave of student-~olunteers Louis J . Schr.etder Jr ., Tax hela in Zanesville the week of ing course on sales, excise and 1'1>• .meeting, scbedu!A!d for ,dent pbaH of blo Air Vorce bule were scheduled to_leav~ this Southwestern Obi? college Commissione1, announced today June 22. h1ghway use taxes. 2 p~ ~ at the Pennsylvan- : SurvJvlQI is one son, Hugh· , 111mtary b'ain(ng at .1...11.ckland town today for 1 Civil rights mvamon of MIS:Sl~Slppl. . that all examinen assigned to I Several exam iners from the The bas1c cuurses consist of .Ia . execui!Ve mf!IIS(on here, al- 1of Hfllsboro, Calif. .. AFB. fa. Airman ArrlagCpp . Th:,:olunteers completed a week-long trrurung sessiOn the zanesville District, Office , Cincinnati and Toledo Districts a study of ~ach tax law and Its ·. "" ·W.U 10 ill~ _G!n(.lobn_ .+.,. ~-..- were beld today Jli.j baa beta seleeled for te6 · 4\!1-,I•D College for ~omen here, an~ one bus load of of the Ta> Commissioner, have falso atte.,ded the local school. admmiStraUOJI, tu returns, Love or. ColoradO ~ A num : the 'JI'fm C!lurch, Dliorlln. liili"~ · iiil - . ; ·-u· llt''illll!l'afl the 1r81Jieea..jdt, ~ ~!I~· TJice. r~!l)llllld.ar~of -the 275 OQJ!lP"'t'L llll'. t~asic . training Earlier U1is year all former rules and audit procedure. ber,. Jli other people wh were Ia! will be m the Rio Grande ' ...hlte•anee opeclaUII! at llle completing the course m deftlo'~ voter ref!Stratloll 'on per.!Onal propertf'ind personal propertv tax exarnma- Lator there will he advanced not ldenWled by Scranton•s ·calvary Cemetery. I Air Tralnma Command IATC) pro~rams, freedom ICboolll, commuruty centers and other franchise taxes which was ers completed th. h.sic train· courseo which wiH be primarily aides. : Dr. Moulton fOceived her ' ochool al Shopparil AFB Te1. projects were to leave today on the technical aspecta of 1 doctor of medicine degree and Hil aew Ul& is '1111 of t b 1 A previous groUp of 25 Oleft each law· court decisions with WASIUNGTON-A large port , bachelor of science degree from vast AT(, system wblcll train• here .... weekend, and. three of coDes• studeuts, who will '!"'"d emphasis on prartlcal probol the operation of Soviet anti · ; the University of Illinois. · airmeo and officers iD tile dl- th7m. wer~. reported JJUSiin in ~ .BllDllller WQrking 10 Misstslems. aircraft missiles In Cube now I She """'"" as supervisor of I vene sldUs ~ by t be MISSisalppl "PPI at $IO 8 week. Some left oppears tube ln Cuban hands, tPhysical training, Cleveland ! nalloa't •..._.. foree. The A opoksman for the volun- In chartered. b~ and other• According to Schneider, the but there ta atiU no evidence Iboard .u education, from 1904..(17 . . airman 11 a 1911 graduate •f teers said there were about a made the tnp m pi'IVSle autotraining schools. are a part of 18 that tbe Russians hove formal- ! Dr. Moulton was also a for- I Kyger Creet Hltlh ocbool. dor"" dropouts from llle secorul mobiles. DETROIT (UP!l - President Johnson , drumming up the departments program h glven up the commnd cen-lmer teacher at Rio Grande col- -group that began trainmg Moo- 1be s~c.~nd gro.up conclud~ money and su~ort for Democrats m this industnaJ cen- cross-trai.n_Its ~am1ners _sot~ ter ot the missile system. , lege. I day. Some of them were asked the trammg le&~D- here ~rJ- ter, found a fnendly reception from business tycoons as are ~rofJcJent m all aLeas This was reported by quati· ~ I to go baek home, but ~ was 110\ day. ~Other trauung, SOSSIOII well as (he party's loyal coterie of labor leaders. taxahon .. fled sourc.. today following dis- : I known wbether any bocked out will begm next week m MemSpeaking Friday night from a platform shared by . A combmed or packaged .,.._ closures thet Soviet troops ' Five Meigs Girlo , due tu the disappearance of !be PI"•· Ten., also designed for United Auto Workers President Walter Reuther and Ford It procedure " bemg developed ba bee leaving Cuba In re- : three men in MissiSSIPPi this work in the Civil Rights battle- MJtOr Co. Chairman Henry Ford !1 , Johnson told 2,000 by WhiCh all taxpayer Hablllty ,.;.,e w~ In large numbers. Are Appointed week. Found of Mississippi. people who paid $100 a plate to attend the Democratic to the state Is checked at F I th th Ru ' The project Ia sponaored by fund-raising dinner· time. The program Is expecte4 or severa mon s . e hs-: ft'ive Meigs county g IrIs ' the Student Non-Violent Coordi· ""'"' capllall'st the . manager and other regular part.v work- . to result in a more effective 1lans been tralnmg · ted · ~ttee. CongrNe~s 01f ' . · t adm'minimiS · tr "· ~ CUbanshave at the missile sites.IRe--e i, ~Bthere appom, Bu to k off'Ices aG't the I •II nati?i 0 and '"e the worker have built the ers also on hand , was ·a ~0~- Iand eff ICien auvD ; annua c eye tr s Dale Eeaver 57 of Zanesville Racial Equably, the atlona k' d of a system that has made glomeration rare fur a Michl- the tax taws at am urn Cva• cen~. CUbass have been re-d : State now in progress at Capt.! and former ~~nt of Dorcas Association for Ute Advancemthe envy 0 f all the world ga Democratic funclion. And with fewer demands on the placmghundreds Russiansof there n · tal Unl versIty. Idied Thursday at 5:45 p.m. ln' ment o1 Colored. p eop1e and the us they are al' here toni~ht In· Johnson, taking note of its rar- taxpayers. man Soviet ami)i.', OWS 8 And . I Clarice Norris, Syracuse was Guernsey Memorial Hospital National Counctl m·Cburches. thl room detennined and ity described thf' evening as "a Lawrence E. Puckett, As91sty lary personnel have left Cuba . appoInted to the offiace of cI~ II Stubenville· where he was tak·' A tearn of psych'18Ins . ts was on ' one and , pledged to leave great , stimulant" to him. b } dedicated a~ t M . an~er of th . e Z..anesv ille Y sblp. service commissioner in !be city en earlier that day af!A!r suffer· duty here to belp screen out A . bellA! than they found I DIStrict " the Drrector of tba 1 of James in Miller Co.: Linda ing a stroke abtlard 8 small tow volunteers who oUght create it~enca r , Training Schoot and Virgil V. ti W"!~G",'?~ -twA de::.,~~ Moore, Pomeroy, is serving on boat, which he operated. trouble Ol be detrimental to lllo Jack Robson, Middleport Po- Johnson's off-thHuff addition Brown of Pomeroy Is one of on war Y 0 ra the city board of education In j Funeral services wlD be held "Mississippi Summr Project." meroy Rotary club secretary, to his prepared remarks was the instructors. unions was expec~ today to SuUlvanl, Stebbins Co.: Patsy at the Bolln-Bryan Funeral Most of the group here are Friday night reported on h i s occasioned by the presence of Examiners from this district make It more difficult tu settle Manley, Rt. I, Middleport, ill 1home, 4111 Ave.- Zanesville, at trip to the Rotary ln!A!rnation- such business luminaries as who completed the trainlnl •themajor d19pu!A! .~ p.m. Monday. C of C to Meet at course orec Lawrence D. Achk left 1 overtrofrom the director of public service 2 -~ al convention at Toronto, Ontar- Jobn F. GoNion, president oi l great wor ru •• con ver- In Oakley City, Miller Co.: Don- Mr. ileal'er Is survived by his Town & Country io. Canada. June 7 • 11 which the General Mo!ol'!i Corp.; Ray auer, William C. Rainier, Har· sy. na Houck, Pomeroy, Is worltlng wife Margaret and three bro!tended by 14 661 Rotari E rt Ide I ol th B ICC old P. Fairbanks, Roberts. MeGovernment officlab viewed . with the fire department In tile,;. Ralph i.nesvUJe· Henry The Pomeoy Chamber of was fa m 80 trl' - ppeh ,Corppres· Hn d Stoddaeu~~ ~ Clelland an.: David Turpin with serious concern the an· J is MUI Co d , • , ana ro coon es. roug s .. owar ru fr Za ill Th 0 A nouncement ln CleveJand that a lan.' M'~ ··a~ Seren Ches~, and Clifford. of Colum- Commerce will meet Monday, He said tbe convention had president of the Michigan Na-1 The Williams Nationwide In· ctmto :vW~d ~Da i · truce between the Brotherhood ewls, 1 e~, 8 the ci~ bus. Hi~ parenU!, Mr. and Mrs. June 29, at Crow's Town and no DDOunced theme. whlle tiona! Bank; E. 0. Quinn, vice 1suranct> Agen cy, which oper- ay ~ a on · v s, ol Locomotive Engineers (BLE) ca~ber In Finley, also m ~ward Beaver. Preceded bfm Cuuntry Restaurant lor Ita noon "lnternational Friendship" dill- president of the Chrysler Corp.; ates from its Middleport office, ~·~~~• ~ ET. W~lcb: asd the Brotherhood of Loco~~» er · m death ln 1956. luncheon meetlg. n~rs were. sold out, and friend- _Edward L. Cu~an, vice pres-- will open a br_anch office_in ~he arkm ~l~e:e p. · 8~:~· N: tive Firemen & Enginemen shtp meetings llVerflowed their ident of Amencan Motors, and Simpson butldmg on Th1rd 't. comerstuwn J Keith Morgan, (BLFE) haJ been shattered. 8 rooms. , , , James Mcinerny, launder and in Rannc Jll 1 . . New Philadelphia Edward Roy E. Davidson, BLE presFoUowmg hla Ialit. to Middle- retired president of the Meiner- ThiS agenry will bnng 160 Brehm· Bridgeport Herman E. !dent, oatd In hla union's newo. por~Pomeroy RotariiDB, . Sec- ny Sprmg. and W1re Co. of line> of msuranee to the Clti- Webb· Bm,PsvUZ.. Ge\tus H. paper that BLFE cblef H. E. retary Jack presented PreSident Grand Rapids. zens of the upnver country Hupp ,~rietta Tyros Theisen, Gilbert bad decided ·to end 8 Bern,ant. Fultz his past presf.. This, with the union officials plus modern auto financing and and ftalpt; E. Wheatley, A~ "centlemes'o agreernenf' !bat By Ualled l'n11 laternaUoual $tOO. St. A tble. Fl . Se g dents pm. Newly-elected Pres~ -- - mutual funds . ens Wilbur L Smith and Joiol barred mombersblp raids on Three wblle men were arres~ A search Dtinued 1 liJlll ~.. gre a- dent Dick Rosenbaum is to SELlS BULL Pearl M Williams. former J Sweeney ·S!A!ubenville aod one orpnlzalfoo by the other. ed by the FBI Friday at lito _co. or three Uonlsta ran acreamtng from 1 toke over nat week. A guest Allred Gans, Pomeroy, has teacher, and his son, Kenneth charles A. · Rathbu,:., G;.llipoBna IIIias. on charges thet missing clvll rJghto workers at rally oo the report that Nesroes from Warren, 0 . was E 1 r 1 sold a reg1stered horned Here- D Williams. make up the ag- b SAIGON _ Two Amerlean htened to kill two Pblladelphia. Farmera and were marcblnc acaJn. But there Stlener. · lord bull tu Richard Heilman. ency force and operatA! on a. II"'"·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"""'"'' mora and a VIetnamese obser- while collellfans working as vof· Oloctaw lndlans were uked to was DO march and llle city bad Serving the meal were Heath also of Pomeroy, Ameri·I Jather-son basis. Robert ver were ldlled Friday wbeD 1111\een In the 'Mississippi join oearcbera today lor 111e Its first lull In racial clashes In church .6d1es, MI'!i. Earl Knight, can Hereford Assoc1at1on re- and David Riggs are sotic1tors Cummunlst IUDflre brought Project." mitlslnc men _ two wbltes and 10 days. cbalrman; ~- He~ Had- ports. and Linda Beegle and Arlene down their armed helicopter Tbe FBI sold the three men a Negro - wbo bave not been JoekBOnvWe, Pia.: Wllneoses dux, Jane Gilkey, MISI Bess Williams are the off1ce workdurlni a bottle thai still rqect will be ctven a preliminary seen since SUnday night. told a federal judgo that Fl9ri- Sanborn. Airs. Nan Moon, AIIIU!ST MADE ers. early today, u.s. mWtaey spo1c- heoring today at OUord, Miss. Ganga of Negro youths free da Gov. Farris Beyant Invoked Mrs. Francil Wilaon, MrL Richard Lewis of Rt. 2, Ra- The Racine office will he opoamen reported, The two collegians, recrulled from higlt ocbool for 8IIDllll8f a curfew 011 nighttime deiiiOD- Beulah Rayos, ond Mrs. Zelia cine was arrested and charg- en from 9 to > on Tuesday and PIGS. FraDt Youq, Rolland, Two V. S. !Oldlen ·IDBMfN for tha lllllllDIOl' campaign to vacationl - roamed Cbicago'a alratlons In Sl. Augustine to pre- Riley. ed Friday by the Meigs coun- Thursday and until noon on Ohio. Pbone SH 2~28 file :he bellcopter'a modllne l!tl!i get Negroeo registered to vote Nortb and Northwest sldea Fri· Vl!llt ldllingR. Negro leadera are ly sheriff's department at 12:· Saturilay. Other hours are availwere ~ 1n tbe crub une In MisslaolwJ, raid they were tia, aiiRcklng white peroons, trying tu get the ban thrown MARIUAGE APPUCATION able by appointment. 13 am lor ron-support Pigs Sold Fint Day terlousl7. '!'bey were tn dlatribujing leaOell In llle Mill- claabma with pollee Od looting out. Calvin Roy Dowell, Middle· · · COI\IMI'I'fEE TO IIEET Chtcap -ctv11 rl&l>ta dem- POll. ulesman, IIIII . Sheryl Sataon'l U. s. Navy BoapllaL ~ della towD wbe!l they at 1uot Oat llore. It's so easy to place a Metp Memorial Hospital A meeting of the committee Classified Ad and tteD. . were ~Pollee laid at least 10 per- ' onstratora picketed tbe U. S. Elaine 'Martin, Mldtlleport, 1111ADMISSION - Mrs. Jerry chairman of the \llddleport your no longer u s e d J.EOI'OLI)VIU.B, €on&• _ In ·.~ leallel in!:ldent, ~. ,,....., !nJured Qd JJ Courlbou10 for lbe lblrd d11 In clenl. ~. PumO>'O)'. Business and Prolesslotlal Wo- items. jtllaDJa Provlncil'li form« fCII!' .~ and three juvenilt!o • were arrested. They a row but ...... prevenled ·• . . DISCHARGES Ronald Fry, men's club will be held Monday "l'retlldenl" Molle Tlbombe, .,... ·~ . at Columblil, addild. , tile ...,.. ipparently reaewal to a aU-ln. '8le plebts · llelp o-Il IIGiplt8l Just Phone W\' 2.Zllle pea a bera'o' wel<!mnl wboD· fllla, 011 ·chirp ol dbtrlbltt- formed · apontaneousq • claD- tJemanded federal protecllco lor A!>MISSIONS- Mal')' Gradf, Pomeroy; Leola Keel<, RuOand: June 29 1t 7:30 p.m. at the Co- A 10-Word Ad for QQa Jolm llrlcldos, llllddleport; Mrs. lumbla Ga• Cilmp8DJ1 office ia Only 90e. CALL TODAY! . · . " .• . ..killlllailluN 'wlthout a permit,• a ·'- ' let oat· clvll riabiiiiOlbn til ......._ Poiiieroy. ', ~ Klein, I'Qmaroy. Mldclleporl. ~ • ..... 'l'bey'.w.r. re1e1*1 111 bondl Clf ' EINwJW.ID 'Ibe~: ,,_ · MppL • . . r QJ8CIWWU - None. ~ki!!~Ps Ne~ ~ ~~ of'::.. Mn. ~===· MISSing Coliegues AIready For Tax Examiners, Taxpayers Gone Insptre Few Dropouts Combined Audit Procedure DeveIoped I j, BUSiness, • Labor Tycoons GIve • LBJ Rare Receptton • Da}e Beaver 0£ Zanesville D'Ies Thursday i R bson Reports Qver£1 t I A: Wor d Rotary Williams Ins, Open1'ng New Racine Off" :tt S1lel ' Book Shelf, Record Cabinet, Room Divider. Use It u you like•. Cherry and maple finish. Regular Mltchlng Box Spring Also On S1le $24.00 Dftlot«< To Til.,,.,._, fJI Tu .eip.Jiaon .4rea WhItes Threaten w0rkers fbey !it• ~gle SELL IT FAST WITH A WANT AD ncn:.. 1"Uihs e ~· ", .. l., � 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 26, 1964 bailey smith