http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/16e977aa6b8be3f450a81319c755f022.pdf 23fa8287c75c93c9aac3f0f5a9bc9c30 PDF Text Text • 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., �I • •' J• j Mets Rip Spahn, Braves; Reds THE SPORTS DESK Crushed ; ~ By MILTON RICHMAN 43-year-old Milwaukee liOUtbpaw in 693 games, most ever by a 1 The Philadelpllla Phlllla .... oeaota Twins topped the Chi- J Hendley acattered nine hi!a.(fll' UPI Spor11 Writer virtually all season long. Back 1 National League lefthander. tained their ooe-game lead witb cago White Sot , 2.-0, in the first , hiJ seventh vktJ>ry in u dfc~ 1 Warren Spahn and casey on May 14, they hammered him ' Of greter importance to I an uphill 6-5 victory over the o~ two game. but dropped tM sions. ~ Steugel have alwaya formed al tor nine hits and sill: runs in Spahn right now, though, is the Sar1 Francisco Giants edged the mghtcap, H . . . Jl 1 mublal ad~ration society al~ ~ 4 1-3 innings en route to a lop- 1 tact he has failed to complete ! Los Angeles Dodgers, 4-J, the Jim Bunning, making his first . Bill Vtrdo~ and .Bob Clementt though their relauonshlps may sided 12-4 triu.mph. I eight consecutive starts and his Pittsburgh Pirates bowled over start for the Phillie• since 1 had tbree htt.a apaece to pa~ be growing somewhat strained 1 It was pretty much Ule same I record standi! at 5---7. lhe Cincinnati Reds, 8-3, and pi~ing his per[ect game 1 Plttsburyh's 13-hit a t t a c along about now. story Friday night when they ! By scorinJ aH tight of their the Chicago Cubs defeated the agalllSt the Mett last Sunday. against Cincinnati_, Although Personally, the two men ari 1drove him to the showen in runs in the eeooDll ~tng Fri- Houston Colts, 7-e, 1n 10 innings. was kayoed in the eighlt1 1nr1ing ! was in eonstant ' trouble, ~ as warm frlends a11 they've i the second inning and went on day night, the Mttll want oo the Oriole. Wide• Lead by Ole Cardinali aJthough Clay VeaJe went the distance · ever been. I to an 8-4 victory over the wildest single iDning ICOring Jn the American League. the Dalrymple's two-run hom er won ; gave up eight hi~ for h.iJ se Professionally though, things Braves. The win was only the , spree in their history. Baltimore Orioles widened their the game lor Philadelphia in . enth triumph. _Jqey Jay (4-31 1 between them aren't so hot. second for the Mets ln their Charlie Smun·~ two-...&n hom- lead to 3~ games with a 13- the ninth. Cookie Rojas and was the loser. ~pahn, who got his major last 15 games. ! er got the Dig rally stci'led and inning 9-4 triumpb over the Richie Allen also hit two-run Leo Burke's pinch singlf iD league start under Stengel back S.to New Record Joe Christopher's grand slam Washlngton Senaton, the Lns homers .. Ed Roebuck picked the lOth inning gave the Cubs Pomeroy High School Grad John Young has bee 0 In 1942 when Casey was ma~ To make it all the more em- home~ .off rel.iever Bob Sadow· Angelo Angels ntended their up his second win Ln relief. Lheir vit'tory over the Colli atnamed head grid and track coach at newly consolidated agi~g the Bos~n B~aves, IS barrassing for Spahn was the skJ fJmshed Jt. Trac} Stallard winning streak to 11 game• Eighth inning errors by short· ler Houston had gone ahead in Amanda Clear Creek High school near Lancaster. : havmg a tough ~e ~Jght n?w. ract th~t t.he g~me was halted we~t the. rou~ fo.r the .Mete!, al· with 1 1~ and 8-(1 sweep of the stop Maury Wills and third th~ top of the inning 00 Jerry John took the job at Clear CrePk after havin)! served A_nd the team whLch Is hurtmg after hts first pttch so that the I lnwmg stx ht~s, mc.ludmg hom- Kaosu Clty A's, the Detroit Ti- baseman Jim Gilliam set up l;rol<' 's firs I major league homas head football mentor at Triad near L'rhanna for htm the most happens to be ball he used could be sent to I ers by rookie reliever Wade gers nipped the New York Yan- the Giants' winning run againsl er Wally Bond and ErniJ!! three years following his college gr~duation By all indi· I oone other than Stengel's lOth the Hall of Fame at Coopers- Blas.ingame, Rico Carty and kees, 1-0, in 11 innings, the Boa- the Dodgers. Tom Haller drove Hank!i a!so hit homers. Lew ~ cations, it was Young who got thP football program start· , place New York Me~. town , N.Y . That was done be- l Eddte M?thews. Stallard's rec- ton Red. Soz beat the Cleve- ! the run ln with .• sacrHice f!y d!"l\ 2 t+-ll was the winner an4 ed at Triad and built it into one that mustered its share The Metl have abused the cause Spahn now has appeared . ord now 18 5-9. land Indians, 3-2, and tbe Min- off loser Bob Miller (2-4). Bob Jtm Owens (3-5! the loser.' ·, of wins. Amanda Clear Creek has an enrollment of over 400 AU STARS and iB said to be very much determined in establi.<hing a strong football program. There's no doubt in my mind that John will get the ball rolling to make the hopes of Amanda Clear Creek students a reality. John eats and iA A ~ sleepsfootball.He'sarealcompetitor. · ~) Add Yo•ng Spts. Sent. mlm . . : Yoong Is curently attendit)g me after hearing his qualifica. './ Take• Control Eastern State College at Rich- lions at a board interview. WASHINGHJN 1UPII - Tho 1 1 Young Heads Amanda Clear Creekus Gri.dder Program I I .I 1 :Yanks Upend ' Reed8ville Woman In jured in Wreek Jets Quash Reds in Close 'Diamonl Test amndondthe,KlyateThHeansoknYooufnBge,mheett,.sa married t• the former Janet Carpenter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Carpenter. They have one son· John Phillip. Pomeroy Quiets Jets 16-3 in pony Contest Fourth Annual Garne 0'Pens caCngeachtea~ayo~or·St~h~alt~ter~~ee '64 Grz•d P' 'ay ·, · er~~:e;(\:d:a~~~g:a~;~~~~w~~~:: , NationawlLe . aLgu. •Pet. MORE Sports On Page Five Federal CommunicaTion~; Com: GB rive hith , two ror extra bases, mis~lon annuunt•ed Frtday ltn! school in New Haven, Ky ., for Philadelphia _ . . and an error. oil in two in,;"'gR positive con trol acquisition · Dy 41 24 631 the past three years, appears s F · _ the Lorain Coun1y Printing and 42 27 609 to have quitf' a bit of basketBUFFALO· N. Y. (UPI) - din . p~~sb:~nheJsco ~ (called after lwol F'riday even· · Pub1ishing Co. of the WEOL 29 561 baU coaching tal~nt. When he Husky y(Jungsters from all over I The American Broadcasting 1 c· . 1. ing to beat the Middleport ,J,ts I AM . f"M radio stations at El;;. 35 32 ·.a22 o4•r2 be b the t '11 I h h . C '11 h 75 mcmna I 7 16-3. I ~-'1 _,... . 01 h . K S went to t. at enne egtn coun ry w1 aug at I e 1 o., WI beam t e Rame to 1 ch·. g0 t...,,!,~.~·.?:~~'::':"".':' ~~~~· 32 3'J 500 Bl.'.! The hiring of Craynor Slone coaching ~ team that had Dot sultry weather and humidity to. television stations starting at Sl."L"ou 1.s NeithPr Mike Evans or John - -- - - - 34 35 · 93 9 1 · ht h th f h · EDT d f .4 lnuels. who rame on in the I game the prec ed - mg wen ey asten on t etr 9.30 p.m., of Wayland, Ky., for the job of won a singe as a crow o Los Angeltos 33 36 ~ · .4 78 10 serond Inning. could get the ·Hry, you can't hit the ball ' made the grani tour in the fir~. bead basketball coach at Sou- ing year. By last winter 1 Cray- 1 h~avy footbaU gear and do bat- 25 ,000 gets ~ ftrst nand look at 1 33 37 .4?l 10 : b.all over the plate. Pomeroy l lfll'r it's in the glove!' ' thern Local High school didn't nor was coaching a team that tie in the fourth annual All· the college aces. Fatr and Houston inning wi.t Carl Dt>Moske,y, whl' 31 37 456 11 come as much of a surprise to .had an impressive re<:Qrd. America game at War Memor· i warm wPat.her with a snappy i Mtlwaukee · . -'2 1httters were Morarity , Riidford · I - -I ) had walkNl on base. 21 50 .296 23 ial Sladil·m. breeze is the forecast. New York VanMeter with singles. Other Baron hitters were Fifty _ eight outstanding colThere will be 31 National . Friday's Result! . . and Steve F'inlaw with a triple I l\''0 i 0'! luskt') and Van Johnsont . legians from 1963, at least 50 of fi'ootball League rookte~ - 118 Chtcago 7 Houston 6. 10 mnmgs ' and Dick Werry a double i with a si ngle . Moore had a doll- . whom will take a crack at pro- on the Wes. anG 13 on t!Jto Rast, Pittsburgh 8 Cincinnati 3, night 1 Jet hitters were Zarry Stobart I ble and two triples, Gardner, fessional ball , will help get the 16 Amer' _n Football League New York 8 Milwaukee 4, night and Mark Tannehill. both ''"g· : SIX •a SJn~l r and two doubles . /;1 1 3 J T PJ ayerS land Spinal Meningitis Strikes Cleveland Indians Max Alvis B 0 • oom ut Phila. 6 St. Louis 5• night i les. I S Fran. 4 L. Angeles :1, night Rex Cummings opened for the I H' • G Saturday's Probable Pitch~n !Jets and. was relieved by Dick~ JlS 10 arne Los Angelr~ at San F'ranc1seo Werry attt~r thP Jets had three I new campaign off to a rousing c~ndid~, es - nine on the E~st 1 For Ne w Haven Batey and start in this contest sponsored and seven on the West and Wnoa~ ~i ng!ed. BOSTON (UPI)-The Cleve- precautionary measure when by the AJT>"rican Football three future Canadian pia· rs_ Gardne.r in six innings fanland lndlan baseball team be--l he developed a high tempera- Coaches Association and the Mira who singled with the nmP. walked two Sauer in gao wonder drug treatments ture. Bufralo Evening News. Repre- San Fr~ncisco 49ers. will have Moeller 14--6\ vs. Marichal ~ run!l_ hom .. in the first inning , Buddy Moore and Mike Gard- one innin g fanned one, walked early 'today as doctors fought Dr. Thomas Tierney, Red Sox sentatives from virtually every Michigan State All _ America 1 19-3! . . . . 1· on s1x walk~ and Stobart's sing- lner feasted on New H<tven nnne. L Fry. 1 for the losers the threatened spread ol spinal team physician, made the diag- professional fooiball dub in Sherm Lewh (Toronto) at run~mc1~nat1 at Pttfshurgh - : le. Pony pit<.'hm~ Fnday night ,: ranned two, walked six. each gelt!ng thr.'e hil s. to lead NH · 000 100 I ) - t 2 2 meningitis which Friday night 1 noilis in a brief statement. North America will b~ among ning back Pittsburgh's Paul Tsttorms 13-5 ! vs. Blass 13-4). st~ck down infielder Maxi"Clinic~~y, he h~s ea~ly !pinal the spectators. Martha (Steelers) at flanker .New York at ~i!waukee - Baltimore 9 Washington 4, IJ ,the "iddleport Barons to a 11-1 Barons ... .. f)20202X - 1190 AlviS. meningitis. He Is qu1te com- The massive za _ man West and Pitts~urgh's Rich Leeson Wt!ley 11)-IJ vs .fischer 15-4- ). innings, night :victory Five or the six hil s L. F'ry and Johnson. Sauer-· . 1 fortable but be still bas a high '"'Uad coached by Nebraska 's (unc_ommitted' at fullback Philadelphia at St. Louis - Minnesota 2 Chicago 0, lst-twi- ~ wert' for extra base-s. Gardner 1 WP) (21, and Moore. The entu-e Clevel•nd travel· . •• · ' · De · B tt (8-4 Sh t " h o · lng party and the plane crew fever, hlgh blood count and the Bob Devaney, Baylor's OhiO State's Paul Warfield nms e.nne ) or or ug t ..,...n..-..to;,;;po.o.l.-l'"h'"at",..' .. ·•.,or.,;g;,e_s_a_u_er..-Uiiiin.i'P•iriiiieiiiiiiiCiiiiiii-.Seiiiia;;;;riiiileiiiis.. ..iiiiiii...iiij nee. k rigidi_tv. l_s ,,Indicative or John Bridgers and Southern (Browns) wiJI be 8 cornerback 15-3) vs. Stmmons. (7-6). Chi_•·ago 9 MinntasoiM 4, 2nd. r which flew the squad here early spmal menmg1t1s. Houst00 at Ch Jcago-rarre ~ 11 1· mgt h !California's John McKay, i! fa· as well as an offensive reserve. Friday from Minneapoll! were 110-l) Ell rth ("6) L 1 directed to take the sulphur The doctor, who said spinal lvored to wtn its third All-Amervs. s";'o ~ . os Ang~ ~!!I 1 Kansas City o, tap tests on the 2&-year-old ica game and second tn 8 row. Sunday t1 Games . 1st, twthght :Is dally for the next eight father of two would not be com-' But tho 30 • member East TRI-C:,'OUNTY PONY Los Angeles at San F'rancJSco Los Angeles 6 Kansas City 0, ys. pleted until late today, and club : team has a 185 • pound . TEAM W L Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 2 2nd, night ' Alvis, hospltaJized In "good" officials immediately denied re- !cannonball in Miami's tieorge I Pnm~roy .. ·- .. · • 4 0 Ne~ York, at Milwauk~e, 2 Saturday's Probable Pl~ben I condition, was suffering from port.'! that Alvis' lllness would Mira, who could "·m the tide S}Tacuse · · · · · · · · · · ·- · 3 1 Philadelphia at St. Lou1s, 2 Kansas City at L01 Angeles . "neck· rigidity" bUt )l'as rew Barons · · · ·-- · ·• · · · · ·- 2 2 f Houston at Chlt:ll!lo;·:~:;; • · rted to be .. 11 rt cause postponement of ·· an)l, ror ·ooacnes Pete Elliott of lllif-lnigb! 1-- -..()\()on"'lh•e (4-41. vs. 1 2 ~I "" qu e com 0 ~ CJeveland games. !nois John Micbelosen of Pitts- Jets · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 2 Amerltu League · Chance (5-3). " - - - · _, . . a e. ''I see no reason why the ' burGh and Navy's Wayne Har- Mason ·· ···-·········- 1 W. L. Pr.t. GB : Chicago at Minnesota- Kreut3, Annou~ment of his Illness rest of the aquad cannot conCheshire ··........ .•. o 2, Baltimore 43 2~ .632 I z"r 13-lll vs. Kaat 17-3). came Fnday night, ~me hour• i tinue to play," the physician . • N. Hav: ..... · · ···· ·· 0 4 1 New York 38 'l1 .583 3\\o Baltimore at Washington SeeThe after he was hospitalized as a . .said, adding that they would re- Ptz~rro, ~ilhelm (9) and Cheshire has .two games to C~icago 37 27 .578 4 Pappas (6-4) vs. Hannan (1-S). ceive drugs daily and undergo Martin. Pascual, Roland (5), make up, one .~Jth the Barons, Mmnesot.a 36 ~4 .514 8 Detroit at New York- Melain Full Line examination If there was the Pleis (61 . Shifflell (61: Perry nne with Mason. I Cleveland 32 3:1 .492 9\\o 11-l>J v•. Ford (10-1) . At ••• slightest indication that the dis- (8) and Zunmerman. WinDer Next Week · Los Angeles 35 >7 .486 to Cleveland at Boston- Ramos ease might spread to- others ln Pizarro (9-4) . Loser - Pascu~J Tuesday, June 30, Mason at Boston 33 36 .478 10•.-~ (4-5) vs. Wilson (7~2} . 1 By United Pre" Internatlooal the 40-man travelling party. (11-4) . HRs-Ward,_ Martin, Oli- Jets, Ne• Haven at Syracuse. Detroit 31 34 .477 IO'h Sunday's Gam., National League va, Killebrew, Allison. • IBarons Open). I washington 29 43 .403 16 Kansas City at Loo Angeles "Your BMW-Hondo-Norton-Triumph Dealer" G. AB R. H. Pd. Wednesday , July f, Pomeroy ! Kansas City 26 44 371 18 Chicago at Minnesota Route1 SOA & 33, I Mile North of Athens Wllliams, Chi 84 252 4o ~~ .361 (11 innnlngs) at Cheshire Friday's ll<o!iults Baltimore at Washington Open 9 to .S M10n. Thun. S•t.-9 to 8 Tues. Wed. llrl. O.,t. 000 000 000 01- I B 0 l'nday· July 3, Jeto at Bar- Boston 3 Cleveland 2, night Detroit at New York, 2 Clmente, Pitt 84 26t 43 89 .341 LY 2-8464 Ath""t. 0. NY. 000 000 000 000 6 4 ons, Cbe_ s hirt> at Syracus~;~, New Detroit 1 New Yol'k o, 11 ln- Cleveland at Boston, 2 Mays, SF 88 255 80 87 .341 By Unlteo Prest International Wickersham, Fox (tl) and Haven 1HJ, at Pomeroy (MaDings, night ·Torre, Mil 64 238 38 76 .319 National Leagu• Freehan. Downing, Stafford II) son Open). _::...:.__:_ _ _ _-:=Stargell, Pitt 47 185 27 59 .319 ItO innings) Mikkelsen (10) and Howard. COUP LEADER HANGE~ Hunt, NY 64 244 32 77 .316 1Houston 000 100 004 1- I 14 0 Winner - Wickersham (10-~). ANKARA, Turkey (UP!)_ BANS UQUOR ADS Alleo, Phila 6!i 255 47 78 .306 •ChJCagt 000 3110 Oil 2-- 712 0 Loser-Mikkelsen (4-3). 1 Ex • Maj. Fehti Gurcan, senCepeda, SF 54 2110 30 6\ .305 1 Johnson, llitymond (4), Jones -CARACAS (UP!) - Liquor tenced to death by a special Banks,-Chl 63 239 27 12 .301 1(7), Ower.s (9). Larsen 1101 Cteveland 1100 001 010-2 52 commercials which directly en- military tribunal for taking Flood, Stt· 69 m 33 83 .300 and Grote. Jackson, McDanlel . Bostun 0001001102- 3 I I courage drinking or describe part In an abortive military Boyer, StL 69 263 37 '19 .300 191. Shar.l7 19 l, Elston (9,, Bur- John (2-7) and Azcue. More· alcohol as "a cause ol cordial- coup d'etat 13 months ago, was Roseboro, LA 60 180 18 54 .300 dette (lO) and Bertell:. Winner head· Rai'-t.,. (9) and Tillman. tty or a promoter or friend- hanged in central prison Satur· American League -Burdette (4-1). Lostr-Owens Winner--Radatz (f>-3). HR -' ship" will be barred from Ven-1 d G. AB R. rt. Pel. ![5). HRs - Bond, Banks, Nixon. ezuelan radio and television ~-e ocheduled eKecution of Ollv.,, Minn 89 292 5() Ill .332 rote. later this year, It was an- ex-Cnl. Tala! Ayedemir on slmAIU.on, Mlnn B6 lli 52 80 .3'l1 . Cinclnn•tl 000 110 010- 3 8 Oi nounced Saturday. . . ilar charges was postponed 000 1122 002 - 6 7 0 Pitts. Roblusn, Bal 88 252 38 112 .J25 Philo. 011 400 20>:- 8 13 21 The new ruling becomes ef- ! while authorities studied an Fregosi, LA 58186 3li 60 .323 St. Louis IOIIIOO 030-513 I Jay, McCool (5), Duren fectlve here Aug. I and else-fllth-hour appeal filed by his atHlliton, Wash 69 173 39 88 .322 Bunrung· Roebuck (8) and and Edward>. Veale 17-5) and wbere in Venezuela on Sept. I. tomeys. Mantle, NY 58 175 31 55 .314 Dalr7mple. Gibson, R. Taylor Pagllaroni. Loser--Jay (4-3). C.U..y, KC 89 288 36 33 .31o (9) and McCarver. Winner _ Breboud Boa 58 191 21 58 304 Roebuck 12·2). Loser-H. Tay- (Ill Innings) KaUne, Det 58 208 30 63 :303 lor (I-2). a!ls-Rojaa, Allen, Bit. 030 000 001 000 $-9 13 1 ASK YOUR Home llaDo I Dalrtmple. Wsh 2110 002 1100 1100 0- 4 11 2 Amerfe8D Leape _ Kille-McNally, Miller (6) Estrada brew Twins 29· Allison Twins New York 080 000 000- 8 11 2 (9), Haddix (9) Starette (13) ASK YOUR 18• Powell ondles 17· ColavlUi Mtlw. OliO 201100- 4 7 I and Orsino. Narum, Rldzik (2), \ ---~-· Athletics wag 0 '0 r !nell; Stallard (5-0) and Taylor. Oateen (9), Kline It), Duckana. !5; Twins 15 . ' Spahn, Sadowski (2), Blasin- worth (10) . Rudolph (13) and NaUnaal LeagUe_ Mays Gl- game (31 and Torre. Lo8er - Leppert, Brumley (10). Winner """ 22: WIOlama, Cuba' 18 ; Spa~n (H I. HRs - Smith; -,Haddix (2-2). Loser - DuckHoward, Dodgers 11 . Alien . Chnstopher, Blasmgame, Carty, worth (1-4). HRs _ Kirkland, I I. Pblls 15; Rob!naon, 13. • Mathews. Skowron, Powell. 1- 1 YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE ON A I HONDA f I Leaders Hawk s Cycle Sales I Line Scores I NEWS BRIEFS \ (7)1 \ NEIGHBOR is· BANKER Hali, Check Our REPUTATION Reda llwll Ballod Ia ..,_rfcaa Leape - Stuut, Red Sox 55; KWebrew,. Twins 55; . Wagner, IndlaDs~; U.lioYIID; Athletlcl 411: P1>weH, Oriol.. 411. NaUonol Leque - Mayo, Glants 53: Boyer, Cardi 52; Stargell, Pirates 45; . Santo, Cubs 44; Torre, Bravos; WID!ams, Cubs; Banks, Cuba and hllen, Phlll all 42. Loo Ang. 021 1100 000- 3 t 2 (lsi game I San Fran. 010 101 Olx- 4 t 1 Kan. City 1100 000 0011- 0 8 11 Ortega· R. Miller (8), and Los Ang. 000 010 001:- 1 1 1 Roseboro. Hendley 17-41 and Drabowsky Wyatt (8) and Haller. Loser-H. Miller (2-4). Bryan. 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Till Grindley & AIIOCiates CALL US TOPAY GALLIPOLIS MIDDLEPORT 446-4231 WY 2·5 116 Dllfrlbutacl by: CITY ICE & FUEL CO. . 1"1', PLIIAIANT - eALLli'OL II-MlDDLII'OaT ' ' 0 CHIEF HEADNG OIL �,, I' • I..,.._. ~ TBMPS • temperalure In Porno- • ..v.u, lienlllltl, ·~·roy•MlQ~tn, e . , - NIW In Farming A,-=: :~·a:.;: llllmiiM .,... ~ . . ~·==-~·: Test Farm Practice Preview was 'Excellent' Program ~:k.~~~~ ,.-=--------. u th\maln~~ ~ ~~ "" NOw chairman. H• w•lcomed tile to determine if a hllh rJte of "" 1...., and lntroduood tile par. nl!Ntl"' applil!otlan olll llclpantJ In tile pl<l!ram. ort~~se tit& yield tlld tilt "'"' Mr. ltoltop, rorm mane..,., teln contant. look cltAJ'Ie ol the Pl"'!flm 'l'hl ratta ol f111'11lt... aqd lnll'ndutltd oav• Dtnham lion 011 lh... plbtl lnoiiiOie 110 aQd Paul Haywood ot th, Wut pounds "' aewat ni~Ntan after Vlral.llia Pulp and Paper CG!n· tile first cutlinJ ~ PIIUIItla of PioY who ahowod pietu,.. of tcwol nllrottn alt.t.r IIOih tho tX£tltant otand• ot Vlrtlnlo llrot and -hCI oull'n1 lOll Pine that are now wonteol by pounds ol P!UIIl ltltNpn titer Uti• oornpa"Y In 111 •jiOI'atlona. lht ftrot ,<•111111 100 POUnd•. o1 A naw concot~trotlon yard Ia l<itual ntlroptl alter lhe !trot boinl opeNd at lldwoU which IIIII .aoond oultina. wUI provldt a rtedY rn•rk't tar 'l'he llnal and nlglloat appll· thl• Vir11n1a Pitta which t. at· calion b 100 pound! of actual BY .._, E. BLAKESLEE Counl) AJtloa • BALER TWINE AT 'LOWEST PRICES " 1 Aftll Mclgi Coo.tnl)' ASCS CQitl· mitteeme•. Soll C<!Nervatk>n D~lnct ~t~Qrs lorrn men aqd women NW In . ·~cellent PI"VIew of till trend tn farlll practices prOIII\tcd by !lob Bishop and hlo crew of wort!· ers at Iht South,lll Tetll'mP at Carpenter thli p~11 W~dnes· ••riou• d4y · Ralph Cochron, ASCS Com- mttteema~ lrQm the 11111• ol· !tee. 11lt1 thBt tile IJIQney wm· into meadow fields wlthtlut dig- the !'<'rma' plowi"' tllnrouah 11 was reported that we til' Hoffa Most Active of all ... 0 ID tillS up tho 11011 1M rnuoh "e sllmns up tho 11011 1M planltog are goln& to plant •mllll ll'»in of rme a ,, may be a~le to tave much "!"" operatio"'. Minimum IIIIas• followl"l tilt Ull of ~l,.ei!MI lltlll pNture mu, soli, and eloe I"''" boltar ..... provldu llttter abiDflltil!n of we nod lltrae rains of ono In summarl•lnc the d•r'• In thlo porticular trtol the water ao wall ao gtvlllf! ollltr ll!ch or more intensity before activities, Mr, Mton polnlld et!l'ft Is plonlod wtlb ttrlp pro. opportunltiH ftll' dooroulnl II- planting wheat out that this IIP"illlllll ''"" ...,lng ol .tile aroa in whtoh bOr eost1. It has not ~en neces,.ry 1.11 Is doing an oulllancllnl tnb I~ tho aald wtl• bo plaalod. 'l'hlt In tho contlnuouo com plot• 11\lltivate rorn on the Experi· helping Meigs area farmers roqulros opeclal oqulpmmt weed control Is ••hleved by lltt 11111111 farn tor lht la•t 1¥10 lind out naw prl<!tlcte whl•h whlth may be available within u,. ol nombtnaUolli of 1.6-D ars hecauoe weed control wlll be valuablt to them . R~ lila nut lew yean. 'fne motdo Slmlzett and Atro1l111. P'~rmero been •~httved throueh the bert lllshop lnvlle<l all pi'H· · ow Ia tllen killed lilth choml· .ohould be remmded that rl 1hliY use of minimum Ulla&i and 1111 •nd .nyont tiD IC> vlalt cal eontrols. are lolllll to uoe all of theoe chentkal weed control. the farm any time. In uolns minimum tlllose, tho cheml•~l• tllen they will han lr-=====--=----IAII-MiJIIiillio,..._"'j trials on the !arm hove skown i<t !It ourt that the oropo lo~ that they con prnduoa com lowln1 •~•h •• Jmall groin• t;!, ...--FOR SALE 1··-- lng Into Mel~' CQUnty throu&h tjO called Nallva Pint, Sctrub IIJirosan the fl1at oujtiiii.,;J;":"';;a•;:•;at:t•~";•;l.llr;i:ly;::w:l:th~ou=-l~w~il~l~no~t:bt-;;ln.l~ur~ad~.-;; lhe MC:S program provldti Pint, or Bull Pine. lintalter cuttlnr had aiPeldy muny t1me1 the rttum to the . blot& made on each ol theoe enta, Mr. and t.lrt. Ooutrla• · 1 county lllan ito r~ce value. 1111 Oliwtn, Ji:•t,nllan ForH· piQtl but wol.hts .,.,. not I CII'Oit. This is ben~se il cln~lalel ter, Wll in Qi•.illl of t~M ,rl)llp available. lub..quant outtl~g• Mr. and Mn, Ollujlas Circle \hrQu¥h lhm . or fo~r hand$ VIOtlinl til» Pint pl~nl~liPni 1111 will !It 111adt at lnterYat 1 of MiOJP 1pent 8 w~kC114 1t 1 "'lore jt loses ,,, Incentive val· farm. A. iltort "•1 pipe 15 Ill f8 dayo •• whenever J~I!Qt.ii)JI, Hf perfprmad llti< I ~· · pl~nlillon Vlillld "''' ~ fllll'f alfalfa in the plots reochfl Cll!:hran parilcularly pral•od old, wa• thlnnaa m Illli8• and 16 inches In hei "' • - - - - . . . : ' - - - - - wlddma ooramony o1 ~llu the leadership and the respon· with the presont growth on tilt g · Marks and Patrrcra Petralia on I sjbilily taken by committee llfet WfiUI4 be worlh IOOUIIOOO .~ IXIlliiMI tland ~I PI~• Visiting 111 the Douslps Circlt Saturday ol the Methodist rhur· · ' . · yard tht '""'" III'JSI IIIII •- Oft W""' .... '"" "'''·I u 1Ch th eot · men ·in ;eetng that fprlllff! per acre deltvered at the bottGm lltld, o~rYod Tltii ras&m qvme <VIIIPVtY i hove opporlun'lies . to partlcl. m BtdwelL If thti wert sold Pltfllfll Mlf af, WI! Ytry Jpear~ J:rnest Johnson ol Belpre, Mrs. I Mrs. Den Brinker accompan· pate m the varwus ronser· an the stump, lho Vllue would ly K llllllttl In hleJht ond Wll Warden. Ours ol B.,han and le<l by Mr. and Mrs. Willilm TRACTOR SALES vollon practices. be betweet $911 and $100 per I reldy Ptillurinl lhil pul Mrs. Rtchard Gaul alld son, Gainor ., Long Botto"' wert Phone WI f-3~ SPRING AVf. Ralph Moore, Area Exton- acre. . . Y/11~, jn ~tlliftJ IIIIa POII'Ih Mark, of Choottr. I dinner IUNI! of Mr. In d POMEROY OHIO sion Agent of Resource l)evel- A Whtlll Pine plantation on Iof PIJlllf IY~~~ INI )lfiUrtlo of Mrs. Jim Petterson and son, Mrs. Everett Ours of Somer· IIHrl St. ~========~o;p~m~en~l~.~ser~.-~ve~dijl;·~as~~p;t'O~g~ra~m the opposrte stde 01 the ravrne laclual niii'Oitn wu ploirf!l Brent, visile<l hPr sister, Mrs. I set, It was Mrs OUrs' birthday ·--...- - -wa• worth •hlhtly mol'!!, .,..D. down and iiOO Pfl\llllll gl 11-24·12 Jack Follrgd and dt~lhlllr of on Pridny. Thty calllld on 1/lr. . -=- =---...=.:---·----·- -=- ---- ~ ... _-- --=--'-="'-1 ''hrm Lo•ns "'' delwel'l!d al the But. I fortiliZ'f wu applied at plant- romeroy 'l'Uofllay. ' •nd Mrs. Orvy Gain,r II lleYifd, 'l'hts II a•ewm1 at ~ tlmt. 1\lr. lllsho~ reporlld 1bron before returning home. for PARMEII$ rate of aboul II> carda that no '"If WP lirti 11111 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr and Rev. and Mrs. ~ichard Young ~y FAilMER5'' ~~t~re per year. 'l'he stallll wilh nilr~gen foUowinll ~iiUr• ""· Minnie Orr all of Chesttr l and children of lldnty oro vlo· . loe rreund at prooont 11 lng. I vmltd 11 lilt hQiflt Ill Mr. 1nd lllnt with Mr. tnd MPO. PA16n hgured al about 140 square They plan to divide lhe fields l\lra. )lobtrl 1.!:1 Sundty, Rouoh. feet nf b;,s~l aroa or WOO!i fljlr ~P that llfle portion will be pas· Mr. ilft4 Mrl, 0fllrge Circl' Mr. and Mro. Lloyd Rouoh acre Tll'i IS In ~-"" ol th~ : t~red 31!11 oompletely uhii&ed, """ fAmll~ Qf A•~ilnd. KY' •nd Jnd Wayne vlolted Mr. aM M••· . FOR F"RM IOO sq~lr> fe•t. whteh ts ••· '!hen kefp lhe ootlle off that ' James Clrolt Of Now H•vll!l, Oliver r.ar.v and family lrt Ath· FINAIIICING See common~~~~< · •• tl ohould ho area ~qd paaturl the Qth'r Ar· ' W. v~ . .w•re (~Ills Af 111rl, '"' on Rundoy. JACKSON th~nod now. . . ea. ~ reaoon fpr usini Pifljlr to!ArY Crrole wnd 111•1vtn Sttn• ·-~owen potnled out iilftl '" sudan Is that 111, 1 pJd emer· day. . man ord•rPd U.S. Naval and ~." P~:~, ~~~ ~~ii~Y ouarest· gen~~ hoi wealh,r Paotul'll Larry Crrole ~vent a Wlok· Air FQtoto to help ,.,..1 tile ' g . .aJill ~~ d be lllll'a 1 pllnt and It hili 1 l•wor prusio . •1111 " Sp!illr llltlh Jtm Dtddt.. I Comrnufllot lnvoolon el Iouth I Profitable lor Pa•t~ro, mead· ' ati~ ~nlent lhan IJlosl a~dHn · Mr. anti Mn. <ltry Barnlt1 : Koro~ . ow•, or ~tops be Pllr.led to lor· Igrasses 11111 prArtiooll~ iu nf ! and doughlflra pi C~llor, v'-i~ i ASSOCIATION e~; However. land whtch ro ,the oorJU!Il IUdan cr<lliSOi. i td It tht Dian Brinktr komt I A thought lor tho day-~mel'o ;DICK ST!RRU CLYDE W"LK~R ~alll,oUo g ns "'!I PI lllPst ~Ad :Ill ~ 1 1 In !QQWiPg the ~llfP Qn llttn4ay. ' rr,n phllooopher, Rolph Waldo : t~;~~~'i!' wv l-5170 Gt 6.!991 bt' i!tk " P' 11 of " 1· •rwtso, ' Mr lll~oop reported Mrs. Jack rtlllrlld and daulh· ln:m ....n oald: "Nothin1 great 1.;;::;;;;;;:._...,._;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;:;;;:;:;:;~ -..;.~,lr~ltld wei! &ffgrd to pul Into 1110 ~1 JOlt,~ atgng llio rgl4 tor, Klmberly Ja, or Pomt•••~ achieved without on• ~r~o/,'~~-~~~wt~~~;~" 1~nd "The~e go tho~ cr~zy feiiQw~ 1'01' vlsi!M B'rW1y wltll h.r P".••lhtllla•m. ~tr trees take over whkh makes 1 plantmi {'Offi A\h in a meadQw. thi' oost of srt• preparotion too ;StranMe '' lhil m•y mm, IIIlo high for profil•blo OllfrDUon. I "."~~~ tho ~r<t<:esl ~Jed A~ On a wagon tour, lhe vloi~ on T~ 1.d. Ioro tUt't OSilO~iAIIY lntoreoltd e idee ~ il we Cln turrt ITiw canneJ "'• Isoctety Notes l.l t t FULTONTHOMPSON Case~ Fraud Cons'liracy e 45 INTERNATIONAL lALII e 50 INTIRNA TIONAL IALER • 400 INTIItNATIONAL TRACTOI e 35 FERGUSON TRACTOR I Morris Equipment C:o. ror I I NLOADER i I How much J r ..... will go up In smoke? 10 )'~iJrS IWJ )'QUr J'i~Jl.IS~ rna\· hiP'V b~en wor1h .S I ~ . noo - wday i1 mil.)' bt wonh SI8,00Q! U"hRI 11JuuN lr>fll /iF~ j,_Hir· o:mc, _; Ch(lrk r~n·s riPW fur fir• ms4r11nc~: 1hat w•• w=. STARTING AND GROWING PROGRAMS ) ~Vt llellll feede<l ~ l~o requool ol i the Meigs County Agrorw~my Coii!!Jiillpe, 'l'ho llrsl ont 1 tnese consisted or a ml•ture ., ' Penn or<hord lfass and var~~al alfalfa. 011 thit plol lht alfaUa wu SJ<Idll<l ol ll• rata of 11• poundo fljlr aero •ntlllll orvtwrd . idt(IJ /rJr 11 ntr1· U(l. IT'I GRAVELY ·WITH NEW FOR UNMATCHED IOW·81LITY I 0 Gehl dllteh and ~ Mtn11. Crott coftveyor OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES is. Phone WY 2-2161 Special (rail PlOtt Wert made up Ql &1'010111 broma (l'lllli, blu• Ifill• ptnnlllt 0'· Minersville, Ohio t'hard grass. and an improved strain of tall fescue. In these ., shorter Qr longer). l'olltiYe froftl·roller Ill dft- the 'tl'lde, rtl>..._ oul>w '""' tOIIYI)'OI' ftlt Wlloodllll. • • . . "''" .... lall "" flap lllllta ~ HileR -~~~~ IIIII I _ .. ., lila ..... a. Gravely Yracttr Sales &Service WYMt71 .115..,..E. lnd One rhore Hofla rctliltfVH6 fur himself . Wa.lsh, a Vt~Ufrlln virtu~'lb..m~~ch"jl.ltllill' ·~~o;r:\tfjf.lr·i. ·. · ' 1-QJo 11t lhtt Chicii&O COllr!rooms. · "' '' MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. WY l·2176 plots attempts are being made ''"' """"' ALL $1ZII GILMORE SUPPLY STORI UNTIL 9 PM ---=::-==. '""""" ·-- ·--- =·- THE SHOE lOX ............ ......_.FRIGIDAIRE .~ MIDOI."EPI>RT, O. ~ --- --·-- &re Yau Getlino The Ne "''"" where yeu live, llon't ltuy until you stop • 11d '" the BIGGEST A PPLIAN CE D I 5 PLA Y I N S~. E. 0 H I 0 13. - . -Cublc Foot- '235 15 Cubic Foot· '285 IS Cu!Jit ,._, $191 17 Cubic Poet--- $215. 21 Cubic ..., $2•1 U Cua,I~Poet --~ $1U 18 CuWc:Foet - - - $145 21 C:ut.le~PoOt _ __ $289 2a C:ultlc Poot 30 C:ubl11 FHt . FREE! ' CHIST PRIIZIRS $265 UPRIGHT· FRBZIRS ' ~ OAUON ICE CRIAM FIEI FOR IACH CUIIC POOtOF UNico PltiiiR, REFRIG.MTOit •r eoMI..ATION SPACI YOU IUY ·~ l Gallon Ice Cream FREB For Each Cubic Foot Of Unict: Free~er, Refrigerator or Combination Space You Buy '. •, DlltiNDAif,.l DlV C:LIIANINI Fill COATS ·~ COLD ITOUOI $$69 IIIYICI IOIINION'I FREE IIIVINt ft'EIG&; ·MAlON and GALLIA COUNTIII Loun•anrtOry ~,.....,, Ct~=':.*" • 1le:lvlir . D'r± r1 t Cbart.. Hupp, 1\lrs. Denver Hy~l. Mrs. Charles Carter, Lester l!atr.y, Mrs. J. L. Rus· oet, Mrs. B. J. Markham, llur· ley Nel•oo, John M..ser, Mrs. J0¥1» RuiliJter, lllta. JIICk Stevms, Mr1. AjltJt.i llltj)bins, Mrs. John T. Drummond, and diQigl)ter; Mrs. CQrl Hooten and - ; 'lltellna 'hy!Or, Cltorltl Rfw, Mra. llotrerd Torry, Ron· nle lltlnly, Mrs. Carl Lunbtr· pr, Lewrtnee Powler, R o v. Jllbll Wllulfr. wDillllll s u e Spires and l.irry L. Wandlfll8. DESIGNED FOR COLOR TV RECEPTION •• w'lrade BAKER FURNlTURE : "---··· ·•···· . .:;. .. ,;;7·. :;;~ ........• ~o~.,... Qffi~., \ , ,- ~ ' I ''"""."' ~ . -,/\ ld )\, i ) . . MlDtLII'OI~1 0. •. .. S E FREl ESTIMA7ES You SNvlttl lo Getting LIT - us .. I ·'' I tl•• ilt!'cf's- · maiiiPhtiJ It! oto<k o'-ttll·lft Wire oO•y Wlrot el.tt~lnlnt oc:~t-• llettn Arreolore Mtvnto 011oer an '""""'' ANTINNAS ;., I I ' U\,9~ .._, u• . •, There io no need to clelay in MM• arnlzlng your kitchen lteceuse af llnanclal conside,..,lions. The work con be done on • No-Money·O.W• baoiJ, and with aaoy ltuol1at torMa ever • ;..1041 up to live yeon. A , ...nt ·mllfllqo .., your '"''" ciHa net i11lorftr., . ,....'" •..,.,.•.,...,.. L ;:::-----J:II IOWIII prllrto. ASSOCIATED ·-m-: ..... - "'~•&'sr~: ~= ' .. COME YV PICTUIE We have an A11101 COUNTY IUL IIJATI OWNIII ~ v•• SLt~~ . LEAVES FOR U.S. TOKYO (UP!) - TokuyQII Fukudi, l!ldtl of lila J•PtNa defense agency, left Tokyo Sat· , urday en 1'011~ to JjJe \Jfttt> ll ttl $tJte.s l'lf ~"'· lritb De- ~ ~~J'- Yes, we would like to remodel your kitchen lu'l tht w•y would like to have it, with eU the modern, work-•av• Ina <Onvenionces. We can do the complete job, CHICK YOUR NOTICE I .. ·-:-;: _ ... ;;.;:..,..,;- ..... ~ nrUl lilt lnt•mt n-:;~· new for your SHOP TONIGHT W. IIIII 11. COMIINATIO" FRIIZIRS . :, -- ' - ~ Ilk':; NEW I UIID Pomeroy HERE IT COMES ••. LANDMARK'S BIG, BIG FREE _/ I we l!ur Meigs Gentral NHplltl Mulberry Ave. I'Ji A'I'IO .. W II.Hi .Pt • broke hit lea while &•ttinK off PONY CARTS Sugar Run Flour Mills Pomeroy ,, o ho. . . ,.., ""' ~-n -.~., ift 1111 """'· Ooo of:II IDols poweref by l~t !fllllilt. 1ll·1m drivt ~:Dilly T-. tlsk for Jrwt lrtt ............, wv 2-2460 Bolli• .,, of llritop$, AI'Utnl willlo1111111n1 olutcll. --··llllnvte ...,., lllowor •• , .c • Jl'l'O, laolifl ••• ltea boll chaiN w•k 1itlother it a ftip of lite clvtch. Chlnlt to lilT of tltree unloadinl tpndo or ! llll~tiJ'tle' MAX WARD speeiaUy tmrted, matcht4 lwnl;tor. Th' liollil IVOilllllt wlllo f or ft. 11~''· Othl . 1t10tal paf\4 Off ol weiii~Q ·.. alr\lotural 1teel. fllandtrd t...sth is 11 tt. tOr bvtlt """ wlttll ,.... - f1V'e pounds per IM't. Mo~o '"' "'" II" your lloc~ '' norl . orcht~rd grau I01Id was mlud 1 "'' tllrt oni 10uni 111wtn wit" :with the ferliltrer, Prov1oo lttds ond CO'II~Irllts. On th •• · 1 Tllorou 1h 10101100 procodoroo bl ,,. t o"'" opeoral pot lht Jtriooood ll"lolilll 111uro 1111 tnd Verntl tlflifl Wal 1Nded at 11und •lorllnr ,.g rrowinr. 'rottct tho rolll of 11 v, poun~• 110r your floek or n11d lnmtm"l with t acre Both of lltollt .,.,., lfOd. Provtco Proftt-Pre~ven ftldlnc Prorram. eel ·. h . · wtt •PrtHI oats. In the Y.a•· !host pl<tll will bf baltd "' in the lllll'mll farm Pf'ct•ce and tilt wtilhll 14Un to determine what lht tllf or ,.. ' .n~asurf's pp Jtl /Qfi«V'I valur of your hoAH•. Cht!ck llo'ith Nttqon"·ldt - 1h<t eom~m widt llt'UI "Sure Sign of Quality" in special plots which . UIIO tild TV llt JUly 1$l, \ ~~· ' ' . IIAIIR¥ ltii~LIR. "'"'' P'lelll WYt-2QI ..... Millo '""*'"' -:-' �< - . For S•le WANT AD INFORMATION 0•) Refnr• M lllnud•Y A $:!25 00 Call Sh-2-5442 M NEW AND I' ... Nt I'.:LL n riUN!I ('OR RIY - f'JO'-'- o\IHI IH act·~ P'I"<l unn, >o iJ(I " F'M D~• ,,1 Puh!,.:~ <I<J n fHI.O Ul It rnt W""~""' ' e<ll• -._>' rrlr<•t .oi'-'"'""'R!IIP M HI• ' 1:.1 It A rt:~ WaflJ ... , !>t'rV!NI c .. nto ~ ,f 111J,If"1 ""~ ·n~ .. r•lon MlnHnllll' 1'h8t¥P till rent~ l,.PnU p,._t Wllrd f01 rh r•• C' Ofl to q, C AHO Of 1"1::1""1'<1-.S a. OBITU .-\RIES - II 25 ta1 !1\o wnrd mon lta('b "d<l l hnna • word 1~ O~'f ll'f t-tUlJitS 1.30 A. M. to ~-1)0 f' M OaU)I i mum vance. I &aturday----8:31"1 II. M tn 12:00 nuon 6 24 6tp l'l"S SO KA.Sl' Pl.AC£ A MONTMORENCY cherri". l'ri. ro II "88" 1960 Olds $1495 than 29,000 actual mll~s . spotless interior. Power· glide trans .. , radio, heater. Sharp dark gretm finish and clt>an intt>rior. whitewall tires likP new the home of Sandra Newlun.- Cheryl Williams with the Mrs. W. A. Morgan and Mrs. W. B. Downie in Charmeltes met June ll at charge. Cheryl WilliaJm gave I the home ol' Lheir advisor, Mrs .: a demonstration on Horseman. Marge Kcebaugh . The project sMp. - WUUem Downie Jr., lesson covered sitting proper· I Reporter, }y, stooping, and walk.ing in high heels . Mrs. Janet Davis, Columbia Make It met June County Extension Agent, As· 5 at the Columbia School with slstant, was a guest. Refresh· Freda Smith and Marie Whit-ments were served by Jackie tington, advisors, in charge. Bahr.-Jackie Bahr, Reporter. The club members are ge~ Leading Creek Helpers met ling started on their projects. on June 10 at the home of All members present gave safe-- A~>"IUablef 9usinen POMEROY WY 2·3898 1 their advisor, Mrs. Charlotte ty reports. - SUsie Nelson, Peckham, Mrs. Blanch Harri· Reporter. son is also an advisor of the club. Vickie Harrison gave a. Cook and Eat met June 4 demonstration on Setting a at the home of Mrs. Sara Table. Barbara Carron was Roush . Advisors of the club are I -::::=;:::..:._....:::::::=:..1 r 1 I ,NEW AND USED clothing sold I I at Pearl Hawthorne's on Mt. NOTICE! Baer _ was in cha~ge of the meeting . The me~tmg wa~ call. ed to order by ~ prestdent, Sharon Frecker, With 15 mem- of RUT AND Moriah Ridge, Racine, Ohio, I Will Be Away l Rt. 2, Phone WI 9-3074. DISCOUNT STORE From My Practice 6 22 6tc Until After The SINGER sewing machine in Next Door To Rutland B•n.. I dark cabmct w1lh full guar-1 4th of July! antee Equ1pped to do z1gzag L 0. McCOY, AUITIONEER. sewmg, butwnhole, monogram Chester, Ob.io. 3 23 tlc blind hem , etc. Full balance, &UCJ'IONEER DR. R': E. BOICE points of the body. The club discussed a community project and it was decided that each member would bring a stamped card to send to a shut. in. There will be a test on what has been covered so far Wh 1AI' ee lgnment :3': N 0 TI CE! - · ____ 81 aettnars I I 6 25 Jlc WilE!'< tOU USE 1\Bl Cle•oers 1951 Harley Davidson moturcy-1 POMEROY, OHIO IN SYRACUSE, three bedroom "Free Storage Plan" you get cle. Cali Jack Harrison WY 1 modern horne , near school, 6lg, beautiful empty closet 2-678!, Pomeroy, Oh-io.' 1 In the Heart of Modern immlated, Nail board apace tn exchange for all tbe beatmg, large lot 72 x 295. 6 25 3tc room occupied by the !amlly'o -~ ~ - THE AMERICAN RUHR Phor.o r a. m. to 5 p. m. WY winter clothing. Here's how it WINDOW and porch shades, all i General Real Estate 2-3974; Ev~nings, 7 to 9 P- m worka. Bring lD all your kinds. Pt-rch vaHan~ and wv .1:·2441 6 2 Uc winter clothet~ or call us for awmngs. Venet1an bhnds and Service For Rent pick--up and we wW "Protes- repair s. Fre.e esti mate. Dale sionally" dry clean them 81 Wippe1 Supply. 21~ Union Ave. CUCKLER REALTY regulu ratel. wtth tree moth Pomeroy, Ohio. I HOUSE , on Vin~ St in MiddleBox 229 Phono WY 2·3130 port. Ph WY 2-3089. proofing and hang them up 6 25 30\c 1 for ltorage ID shJed cedar- USED gas range , Frigidaire. I - ---- . 6 25 61c l2ed bags and when you are tabiPs, chairs. Phone SH 2-1 Profenional Dry FURNI:...HEO and unrumtshed ready lor them. nert fall, call 47 19. 6 23 6tp and Shirt Laundry apartn.ents. 134 Mulberry us or let our routemaD know -I and they wiU be handed to IT'S OUH pleasure \o loan 1 Hout Cleanlne Ave ., Ph. WY 2-3615. you cleaner, brighter. and Carpet Shampooers fi'REE I Altering and Rep.lrlng 8 25 tfc newer. Remeber the storage With PUI chase of Blne Lus-1 Poc:keh and lippen b Free. Pay Nexi Fall 00 l~e Ca rpet Shampoo. Baker [ 10 lbo. Drv Cleaning $2.00 HOUSE I'OR RENT In PomeDelivery. A.B.C. Cleaners and - F umlture 6 2~ 6tc roy . 3 rooms and bath. Call DISCOUNTSShirt Laundry. Mason, W Va. PEACHES. re<~dy noW . -Come, WY 2-3575 &Iter 5 p.m. 6-20-tfc PICKUP & DELIVERY SP 3-5541. 4 3 1101c pick your own, $1 a peck 1 I I Cleaning- ~ ' I GUNS We buy, seD and trade gum BW Wellman, Le8 WiUiaroson Bring containers. Four m11.. . west 01 Coolville on Rt. 541 at Blue Sunoco Station, turn left one mile. Wedge Fruil Farm. a1 TiffiD- .Jewelers. Phone 50, "olllt Plta&alll, w. va. eancell8d? f..ost I your 91)era· IDr'l lkeale7 ,.._ .. WY • - """ . v•IOOc ---::-:------ FOR SALE - PUPPIES. $5.00 each. Charl es na.s543 M•san, W. Va. 1"':""''=""""'---.--,Jj tan- est building. located 352 N. ~ond Stre~t, Foruaces. Aroold Ill E""' MaiD Brotben. Stree~ FOR SALE I!Uitars and i\rnplif1ere, 24 months to pay . see or call Tlffio Jewel- Mtnenvflle, Gttlo End your •ewer trouru" Wo !lave oD o1zN Sewer Maclltoes -·blo 5 2 tf tables , chest of drawers. etc . Roy KasP<!r, 132 Milberry Ave. ===-~"" ' Pomeroy. 6-27.31p SINGER Sewing---niachinet. t PIECE dtnlng room suite in :~••!:.!_50 upb. Several used a-= at argaiD prle<$ I ood CQndit.ion. May be seen The ~·a brt c Shop, Sl nger Sales at Edna .. P lcken's, Racine, and Service, Pomeroy, Ohio Ohio. 6-2?-Jtc WY 2-2284, I Zl Uc Towel. - motor, .,.,.... ·-·- -·- ~- -- .. • ··· ·-· -· - ·~-- ·-·- · -···· ·--~ -- ... . . . ·- -·- · .- ~ .. - - - - -... .,. ...,.,. ---~ ·-·- -· --- - - ---- follows : Charles Frecker Forestry; Jim Meredltb _ ___ . .. eWURLITUI eiALOWIN •d OTHER 'AMOUl IRANOI on oo "'..,.., Tr·- PHONI 22 lorvl ... IACKION, 0. ber nur Pomeroy, Ohio. Contact : M W. Runyons, Mio- ersville, Ohio. WY !-6~\otc p3fker RUD WiM a Waste Kifll Unlvei'SIII d'ofw• set rid of . . toed waste, lll1d be quiches~ and quietest about it? We hawlt fl\8 answer (YESI) and the proof Society Notes (with the Good Houlebtpilll Parker RUII Sent eld .... .. auarantet seal oa It) end the Mrs. All'll Miller spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. R. D. THE BIKlNJ roued UseJf dlapbaers.f Hill. .from 2,000 ·yem el obiMoa Mrs. Bessie Russell returned '*eye-popping proadaeace •- lbe '58s. to her home iD Columbus with w I her daughterl · Mrs. Mildred Drowns in Creek Mills. She , bas spent a few NEWARK (UP!). Gary Snlweeks wl~ her slater, Mrs. der, e, Kirkersville, drowned Worley Francis and brothers, late F'riday in a Llcldng Cou~ty J. G. Swan and Ralph Swan creek just ookto o1 his honteand families. town. He apparently slipped Mrs. Katie ""vis, whO fell from the bank while throwing "" atlll .emalno stones lnlo the water and vaneome time,. ago., poorly. lshed. The body was recover~ .Opp. I & 0 Dtpot. ..Bue1 Fruelt · llloul 45 mlmli · · • . c;i,AROLI~A . .. ·~•.;. ~~. - ....-~..-• -• · I co. Pt. Pl-ant ------~~~~--~~--------- ' . ~ LUMBER Qn·d .SUPPLY - .. Zdna &:hoenleb, Clerk vmar• of Pomeroy, Ohio A LARGE boundary of tlm- . . . ... ..,..__,e-----..,------·--------,. .. . ... . . . . ,.._-.. . . . . . . .. . _.. ,._, _ _ .,_.,.,_,. . . . -.. .. . . _._____..,_ -.- -· ·~-· -·- "" ::o:,•'ghr:. Carol Wilcoxen, re- Eleven membeers were pre• ent. Reports were given aa utility and bath. l65S Point Lane, Pomero)l. PRone WY 2-- · - - - - - - - - - - . of Pomero:J, Melp Caunty, Otilo, far the next .uceeedlnl fl~aJ nil' endtnl December at, 196!'- llluch hearlllt wm tlle VU1a1e Hall t11 Pom- Chester Farm Boys met on June 8 at the home of Elmer Newell with Ross Cleland, advisor, In charge of the meeting. J .---r p.m. I publle hearinJ wiD bfl held od · tbe budget prepaHII b)' the Vl]lap Wa11ted To Buy Unfurnished bouse, 4 rooma. Technician, Leland Parker, TIIPEE bedruom boitse - LID, • t' Pomeroy , 0 . Ph. WY 2-2264. col• Hlll. PollltOfO) P_bo Alhen f arkcr, Chestor. Ohio. WI W..'t46. or WY · 2-218!1. · Ph. 985-3410. 6 24 30tp t 211 lfc Legal Notice s-. 4 ROOM apartment with bath. Phone WY 2-0386. 1 1 tfc convemence sen•Jce, ~all byl="==~~----~ UO • · m., all ecnoon service MODER!>! t room ~nd bath· by 1 Ofl p. m. , by calling furnish«. apartiDenl, Phooe Curtiss Breeding Service Inc. WY 2-3874. I 12 lie Donn a Reibel, Reporter. porter, _______..;;..;;;....;..;;;; Mash, ~ '"ker Hill, Rt. 2. 1 ers. Pomt Pleasan~ W. Va., 3874. I I tic Rate& Pomeroy. 6-27-':ltp Ph one- MI. BUI Wellman, Les CaD ==,.::,~--. · WUiiatnson. 1~ IV1C Z.ml Ploy 01 Nlgbt THREE and lour I'!IO'Il THOROUGH - BRED, straight KIL 7 _211 tic ed and ualtlrnllbed 1 pan, legged beagle pups, 2 montb' l l'ERM)TES and prole<! FARMERS: lor the hcsl bulls, menl3. IVY U43t 12 I tic . and shrubs {rom insectt Old. James Dav 1·s, Pori land lawn Ohio. 6-27-3tp Wltb ARAB U do--it Coneeo- at ~he, best price, with the FURNI8JfED and Uftfumlsbed trate King Boilde" SuP P 1, natwn s leadmg sires in Dai- apaetmenta, lJoqull'e 11 tile DAY BED, chairs, gas stoves, Co., Middleport, Ohio. ry and Beef. l'or forenoon Ohio llotA>l. lo2Z-Ik on their projects. - PIANOS Insurance ::.: JOHNSON, Simpson losurance qeDCJ, ln. All forms o1 tn 111r.....,. Jun JobDson and Bud Aaenta. I t Uc HeallDg GIBSON -Kay Harmony Square met June « at the bQme of their advioor, Mrs. Alice Thompson. Mary Thompson reported on the potato chip sales. The group worked et Netgler, Mary K. Yost and ,., .,_,,. Wilma McGraw, advlsoro, ln l,..=========~ charge. The project lesson was on sewing. Sharon Ervin demonstrated Hemming a Tea 10 PIGS. Donald Weaver. Phone WY -2-6079 6-27-30tc __ ) Raeme Jolly Neighbors met met June 9 at Racine MetOO. dist Church Annex wlth Harrl· _ _ Livestock. _ _ ment, furnace beat.P hone WY 2-,1319. t 28 tic Po111- MiddJeport. eroy. Pboae WY w.ta. Priced ror qur,-t sale Inquire ,I 7 20 tfc O at hlo Hotel. 10 16 tic ~ o.-, Phmitiiai 111111 h .~ . 21. Rot .ZS. Mearwof e -' 31. Ott 11.- 32. Teutonic lt. C.leltlal U.Pau. llodleo IO, .uttx aB.NoWnc 1110l'elbaa ltl.lWt ~ tl. Halt em1 IlL M.H&wo.ltoa ,_ ll.Rifti'ID cotloa II.Comle Ill. Unlvera!Qr a.Gnek litter ottloel' 10. To turn. UJDUk S1. B<J.-ro IS. ShiP'• ca!1 tor help II.WOitora IndlaD: u.s. rr. Com1lonut """ 60.K&IIaof oak C. Post at toot of ltalrw&J KLulter .~~.-~ ".l<xpell &7.Atflrma.- 1. Muter t1 a. ve.uel : ~w m+-4-1-4.-~~ I . Pert. to I wing D41LY CRYI'TOQlJOU: - Bon'• llow &XYDLBAAXB to work 1t1 · ' LOMGPIILLOW I One letter limply atao4slor onothor. In lhla ample A II ' for Ute three L'a. X tor the 'hro 0'-. ete. Sbl.fle letters, apo~ trophlee. 'the lengtll azul tormaUan ot the wont• are a!l hi nta. II ' .. ·--•....,_+~...--;,o,....~ . .... ... .P . . ... . XL "Do JOU ouppo. . Janie's loalntr lntorHt? The 1ut two KZBN datos thero'a baan practically nothln& 1n her refriprat!Orl'' PZ OCII'P h CHESTER GOULD T!LEPUON~ ,;~ ALL. ~ERE-OIET ..JUNIOR AND """-ru XRIIBZYJ • NPGJBVPCPOXPW ltZLL11.-UKOPJK · I GBXPI URXPQ Y ..tenlaJ"• ~WI JH IIVIIRYTlUNG.-o:>NJ'UOIU.tl WJEH RADIO 5:00 Community Nen MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 5:05 World, National Newt H5 SpotUgbl on Sports U5 Sign On 5:25 Weather 5, 15 Musical Clock 5:30 Dinner Muslealo 7:30 News Headllnes 6:00 Sunset Blvd, 7,~1 Muatcal Clocfl 7:30 Sign Off SA'I\JRDAY 7' 45 The Lifeline 8:00 Ohio Valley NeWI 8:15 Sign On 8:05 World, National Netn 6:15 Musical C10C11 8:10 Sports 7: II The Li!ellfte 8:15 Weather Picture 8: 00 Ohio Valle)' News 8 16 Musical Clock 6' 05 World, Nattooal News 8:55 Community Newt 8: 10 Sporl3 Toda7 9:00 Talk or the Town U5 Weather Picture 9:55 Masoo County News 8: 16 Musical Cloct 10:00 Famn, Worship Hour 8:55 News 10: 15 Public Servtee t :OO Mustoal Cf'Jcll: !o,so LalciiJirtn8 9:30 Song & StorJ Time 10:55 World Newt 9:46 Fimi17 WOI'IIIIp Hour IO:flfl News 11100 Mol'llinl Melodies (eseapt FrldQ, 10:flll Hliib Sehool Btl Parade 10:1111 News Churcll 8eUa Rlnal 11:46 World NIWI 11:00 ArrD7 Tlmt 11 ;55 Muoo CouDtr NtWII 11'30 Special Communi,, 12:011 CommiiiiiiJ Newt Proilr8111J 12:00 News IIGUndup 12:05 Local NeWI 12:10 Mlltelo 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:2& NeWI 0 Grama 12:15 Mld DaJ Wealller 12:llfl Bvllll IIUilotln Baird 12:10 SaturdaJ Maltnee Ul Ne... Beal 12<26 Ntwl 0 Gnlllt 1:011 Saturda7 Matinee 12:30 AlrtcllfiUre April 1:51 Ne... Beal 12:45 Countr, Go Round 1:00 Saturday Matinee 1:&5 HOWl Beat 3:55 Ne... Beac 2100 Ololnlr7 Go Round 4:011 Dlaclnt! w1tb Doll 2:5i News B.eat 4:30 Top Ten Rewt 3:00 Let•o Take a llrNit 1:00 NeWI Samma'7 3:55 N..,. Beat t: II Dlmler MUlllcala 4:00 DlldD& wlllt Doll 7:30 011 ••• l'llllrdlanp Kz• ,;l T .Olnl-Cioolalloll ~H a and . $200.00. Like new. Call Mason 773-5384. 6 24 6tp FOUR ROOM fumlshed ap•rtment. Phone WY 2-3858. 5 Z7 tfc 6-22-tfc HEATING, Plnmbmc: ~neOn FOUR R()f)MS, balb and b.... Ul 18 •.fe FOR SALE- Mlddlepoit· 5 A;"u"ro=M:::0:::8:::0".E=-r=n-sur - _ a_:: nce :...:::. ..., .::n ABC CLEANERS & SHIRT LAUNDRY po rter · Marine Supplies - --CAR TOP fibreglass boat. 12 , Ct. metal carrier, oars, fire extinguisher. 414 viewing convenience. The full range of theater, not dook of - · d&y the codolottoN ... - - delivered on July 3. Games"-.. -,.,-,,-,..,-.,-,.-.-,-.,-..-,-,-,-,.-,-.... were played following the •" of "" vm... ot P..-neroy, o11r. , , , Notice 11 hereby Jlven th•t em tb meeting - Joyce Ritchte, He-- !lth day or July, leet, .t e o'elollk tedoer for sale. or trade. WY 2-.)JtJ~. 6 4 tfc I i will be made on July FOI. SALE OR TR.\DE : Hay 1 the concert haU, the museums, a~ all will come uninterrupted, unwhlltle Carpenter Boys met June 12 at the Columbia School with Gay Johnson and Meryl Hondashelt, acfvisors iD charge. The project Jesson was on gardening. Dale Queen gave a demon- week in advance. The cookles IO,DIu tlvewt8 DOWN club decided to have a hake sale. Orders will be taken a -_---....,....,--1 ~""""""""""""""'"""""""""" ' Beverly Price demonstrated How to Make a Sandwich and How to Serve Food at the Table. Opening services were conducted by Joyce Rltchie and roll call was answered with a favorite recipe . The potato chip sale was discussed. The Brake Service -I CLOSED All Day Sundays Roller Pharmacy ' lO. IIIIIp'l U. Youth 1111admission ticket. lf. Sloth~! U . IImall The coverage of our great cul- 18. llhcalttd b&pplnul U.J. ture - the opera, the ballet, . 30. Woflhlpptd lt.l - ' Rock Springs Busy Bees met Por tland Ideal met on June June 6 at the home of their 9 at the Portland Methodist advisor Lottie Leonard KaChurch with the advisor, Mrs. thy Abbott and Connie R~dlord Ruth ~bersbach in charge. gave 8 demonstration on groom-The proJect lesson was on ing and posture. Gloria Buck Buymg food. Charl~n Want reported on the 4-H bQat trip. gave demonstratiOn on -Connie Radford Reporter. How to Prepare and Eat Soup. ' l =· I the price of a sin&ll! eeneral ter Grange Hall. - Twila Karr, porter. reporter. See CHAWIN'T!RBACKY . .., 15 at 7:30 p. m. at the Ches- Jordan.- Rodney Jordan, Re- managerability Metrepolilall Moton &. Mam direet, PoDiereJ $48.75 or 16.00 monthly. Phone Comp!elo s.r.tce CUCKLER REALTY Aaae IVY 11-3111 DEl. JANECKI :innounces elmo- WY 2·2204. 6 25 5tc Cnh llradlonl POMEROY, OliO t Zl tic 9 ge of office hours. Patients Repossessed automatic electro-"'rile, P'-e • Coutael BOX %2 WY ·% 3838 1962 PONTIAC. $2250. 4 door lf'iil be seen in Bomeroy from lux like new. Full set of cleanA.. ~c==RD 2% acres, with house:-~hicken hardtop, catalina, blue fin_j1-.I2 noop.· and from 2 . 5:30 lng tools and pop-out bags. tlr house, brooder bouse, and ish, automatic transmission. 5 11 t0 ;·/1 ~ 9 pm weekdays. On Sells new for over $150.00. - - --- · school bus body, on blacJ.. top "'BY. MiddJeport. Call WY 2'f'h-Ursd:~..}y apPointment only Guarantred to party assumAlso ha s several fruit power steering, power"bttkes, In Raalne by appointment on- ing last 7 payments or -··"EXPERfE~ . .. · s (Jrape vines and !l.er- radio and extras. 910 Broadl.v dunng vacations. HOUSE- montbty. Phone WV 2-2204. , AUTOMOBILE ! ries: 6ee Leo Taylor. Rt. 1, 5289. 4 29 tfc CALLS ANYTJME. Call WY6 25 5tc I 1 Racme Oh1o 6 25 3tc ~ 2 2996 _ _ _ _ _ _:.._:::~:.._ !962 Studebaker Station Wagon, • . . 6-27 NEW ANL USED welders, air I FOR SALE in Moddleport, 4 low mileage, excellent condicompressors, welding r o d. . AND bedroom brick house, 2 lion, ~asy terms, Citizen's NaFree demonstration. Pomeroy b~th s, lot and a haJf. out . of ! tiona! Bank, Middleport, Ohio Landmark , Ph. wY 2-21Bl. , high water . Nice location. 6 22 61c 6 25 3!_c See by appointment, or call - - - - - - - - - Beginning July ht I WY 2-2885 or WY 2-3250. h 8 fl. meat diSplay case Tyler (6) 10 Uc Farm Mac inery t.louble duty scrv1ce. Meat dis· ------~ 1 play case, complete With maz- WY l-2143 Pomeroy, o . FOR SALE: 7 room!! and bath, FOR SALE : Garden tractor, 1-_.,_-.-____.. bouse on Rutland Road. David Bradley, 5 H.P. Cleat 1 z:mme ~nell and .. et of display 1 1 ~rays. A-1 . condition. Looks FOR Y0UR Bulldozer ork. Large Jot. Aluminum storm tires, wheel weights, reverse, JJke new . Flrst $300 takes it. Phone W' 2~45fl. 1-'aul L. Bai· doors and windows. Reasoncultivators, tooth harrow. All 1 Lynn Hart, Racine F 0 0 d ley, Pomeroy, Ohio, R. D 2. able. Kenneth Searle. SH ~ for $200. Contact Lynn Hart, Markel. 6 __ I_ 3ot _p 5012. Jotc ~ Ra _e~_ ne_F_ood __ Market. _ &27·3! 6 11 MIDDLEPORT 16,arl- __ ... .... ........ -·I -_, ............ ..... To... -- ·- ............ .. - stration on Planting. Refresh-at the next meeting on June ments were served b'y Rodney fl-lg car room. rille aad perklfllt ROUSE TRAILER • 1964 model, 1 uce SmaU car economJ lind .. RIDE 0~ ~NT llli<EY DOWN 10 'Ill' IETTLEMI!.f\IT fir-¥ SIT M! SOME . boat safety. Debbie Norris re-ported on the 4-H Offiren and Advisors Conference. Refreshments were served and games a J ')AIL Y CROSSWORD demonstration on- the pressure ' Bseen- 5-room s with bath, woodl panelling, tile floors, (10X55) and three bedrooms. In mint conditions, $4300.00. deol describe• the service. tialurdiiY oppoDenll 01 Pay· TV wiD lllte their oaoe.J By SYLVESTER L. WEAVER JR. Prftlden& Sublcrfpltoa Televlaloa In<. WriUea For UP! HOLLYWOOD <UPIJ - SUbscription TeleVIsion !STVl will brinl three new and d~ferent prO&l'llm schedule• into Calllornla bQmet, &!villi vlewera a vt.J~~ r son wa:s on rractures and splmt- porter ing. Sharon Frecker gave Auto Sales bought this "'onth. mondl. Tbl new •tenaiDDtellli form bat bnuPI obarp OPfl"" poalllOD illcludiDI OD eflorl to Joave II declared Weaal. In lbo followlll& dlapateb, the flood ol Sublcrfptlou ToleVl· •lon and a lormer NBC pre1l· !bel 1 great moderaa, are played by mea~~~ Ia by l1r the moll ell reoownod ln-llollal lboolll'~ 11\-e metbtltL Vlrtu•ll1 e f e cal organizatiOill and by CQ!I)o evenfns STV will line munl~ I""UPU. Tbe)' wiU alsn tp'IIDJI deslpd llikl whole new realln of ettlt.menl be OOillPlete and uninterrupt.-' ducod to lnatrllct people without eommerclall. wide rqe of subject~. T h I and Interest. There will bo profeuloaal, 110rt of lnslriiCiloD hU been Three ntr• 0 h a 0 0 •Ia • all thoroogb, r&l!lllll' prime • t1mt 111011 ~~~~avlllabla in IDY',~I:;IIAK'"c loUWI.t .,,. ~ ioufl' Y SM!TI' equipped to transmit In color, will be odded to the •ll•ttnc coverqe Ill audio • vL••al form Certulnly 11 balu'l boeD televioion service. Then w1II ol almost ..ery ll[l< I IDler- ble In regulor dllytlmt, 1111~1-1 be •o Interference wtlb pr.llllll eat, bobby, nocatlon and actl•· i time COiltlnufiUa I4!I'VIct, HOLD ON,MAWU re<epUon of commercial or ed· 1~ which famlltel DOW follow STV wW provide. 1 DON'T WANT 'IE PLOWIN' I.IIIF '1M!' ucational televis1on. IIIULE 10DAY Tbe most popular entertafnment events - shows not .ul110118 22.Tu:Wt lnt.rrupted, unedited, In l.lt. Bewel. . 4.1'1111111 the galleries, tbe festivals wrap I.J'II.tMr& edited, in •ll their full • lqth G. Unabl• :14. ....... I.Qilt'l II.Lubot111ory, durins hours 1ulted lo JWIIO · - Topthi!!' seen or even possible on com- 11. City' I'll. f,JI&wotlaa lt.l'oot 12. A racooonmercial televlalon - will be 1 41Ft like anbneJ I . Butler, broUght to the whole lamUy for IS. Let In lu\1,JlllG* 14.. Attempt bers present. The project les- played. _ Brenda Sayre, He- corporalion less than 30001 _ _ _-,--_ _ _ _ __ ft>et from t11e cente r of town , 1961 CHEVROLET Impala COngood for early veget-ables and vertible V-8, good condition. I fruit. 4-room house with city Phone WY 2-2421. 6-26-6tp I water, 2 porches, and basement ne Rambler cellar. A real bargain if World Standanl , 1 Compact Open 7 days each week 8 a.m to 9 p.m. 1 beautiful view. outside ••lor J Sit'S ot ShakMptih and Sblw, lng other IOIJl'Cel, ol Cheko• and Ibsen, Of lnotructloo by audio· Safety Mrs. Roush and Mrs. Jean H.ay. chatrrnan. - Jane Schuler, Re- man. The meeting was called porter. to order by the president, Janice Manuel. The ~H Pledge Chester Band-Aids met June and the Pledge to the Ameri8 at the Chester Grange Hall. can Flag were repeated. Bren. The club advisor, Mrs. Paul da Holman gave a report on 1 · Tolevlalol Ia Review Tho (E0ITOR'8 NOTE: moat oontrevefllll tople Ia lito lelovlllioo laduatry It PayTV wlliclo 1•11 udorwly oa 1 aeale Ia CoDiorala ani I elected Health and FOOD ALL SIZE PASSENGER TIRES . $5.92" USED work pants and shirts. Carl ..:hevalier, Long Bottom./ NEW 13- 14-1~ IN. $1 .45* 6 . 17 30tp I TUBES •p'us Tax I advisors, I Pomeroy Motor Co. I ~----- sewmg I Jean Whitehead , reporter. day, Saturday and Sunday. Rickard 's Alignment Service "::=~===-:-:-:=JI ,.=========::::. Pick your own or we pick (formerly Grueser BodY - - - - - ---- -- -- - AAAI OIL COMPANY PHONE WY2-2157 them. fo1 vou. Excellent for Works). 2l!6 w Main St., Real Estate For Sale Op.~r~tlne natlonyUy _ Ha , openfreezmg or cannmg. Wells Pomeroy. Ohio. R H. Rick- _ _____ _ In"' lor sale-' rcpre~n ld lve In local protected arell Should have Orchard, No. 2. On St. Rt. ard, Phone WY 2-3576. 689 p · R · HOUSE FOR SALE : 6 rooms oom• knawledec uf fsrm, oonJn Memory near omt ock. Brmg Wheel balancing, auto glass. and baU1. Custom built kitchen ~trud!on, or olho:or h .. avy ~Uip mPnf Attractive comminlon pro-your tJwn containers. Wells I bra~e service. near schools. Cornl!r of Un- 1 "r;o•n makf'8 atlrt lnll' weell::l)- In· come ,_,t $1 50.00 to 1200.00 PM· iN"~l,O~VIN=<rmemory af"G"ary Orchard, Wilk~sville . Ohio. 5 27 44tc co in & 4th in Middleport. ~lhle Bonua, life lnsunmct and Wolfe who cited one year ago 6-26-2tc ===-c--;:-;-ho!piholl~llllon program . l':xt"n~IV£ Gene Coleman Sh-2-5329 WY-1 company t ralnl n• For penonal lntoday, June 27. - - - - - - - --- · - -- CUSTOM brush hog work. $5 l 2-3196 6-27-3tcl ervt.-w wo·ittt to : His smiting way and pleasant NICE tlRAND Natura l gas per hour. Oa\l WY 2 68I2 - - -- - - -- - 1 Mr. 0. H . Utlay face, range, $50.00. John Wells, Charles Mash or Lester 'rnLUBRICATION ENGINEERS . INC . Ar-e 1 pleasure to recall Portland, Ohio. 6-26-3tc old. 6-6--30 P. 0 . Sox 71'11 Fort Warth, Tu:•• for . BULLDOZER work, basements He had a kindly word I SICK ROOM and inval id suplandsoaping . brushing ponds each, MIDDLEPORT Nice home · ~-:-:--~~~~~~~..1~ plies anc aids for your com- Lowboy service. Charle~ Jef. with 3 bedrooms. Uving room,' MARKET _ -,)u_e_lo _ _ill And died beloved by all. fort. Wf' cnrry a complete fers. Phone WY 2-6222. Some day we hope to meet dining room, _kitchen with bir· hea lth , we are offering for line uf crutches, wheel chair-s, 6 I 30 tc him, r 1. cabinets and panelling. u- sale our business, Racine commodes . urinals. under -Some day, we know nol. when, pads, bed pans, e.tc. Roller See NeigJer Building and Suptility room, storm doors and Food Market, corner 5th and To c!rlsp his hand In the bet- Pharmacy, WY 2-3586. Mid- ply. Racine. for better bomes. windows. Nice level lot with· Pearl. Racme, Ohio. Anyone ter land, in 100 yards or high school, sincerely interested in 8 good 6-26-JOtc btcheD cabinets and sturm dleport. Never to part again. grade school, kindergarten an going business, may contact doors. ll 23 tfc Wife, Sons, Mother and Fath- YOU PAY less lor line borne two supermarkets. Exceptional Lynn or Pauline Bart. be· furnishings at Baker ft· urnill'. 6-27-ltp Get Acquainted Offer at $10000.00 tween 8 .110 a. m . an d 8:00 p. I ture in Middleport, Ohio. Recapped Tire Sale! m. 6 25 3tc 1 I II Uc Wbde they Last ' SYRACUSE - 8 acre lot with - - - - - - - - - - Notice RESVLT PROUTJCINO W A.N'r AD Rt m edith aand Joey Bailey . I I~ss Television Revile and Nt!well, Earl Hunt, John Met and nutnt1ous ing the meeting. NeJt meeol snacks. Patty Dorst gave a ing will be held at the homt repor~ on ~roper Food f~r Pro- of Joey Bailey on Jum> LS. per Digestion .. Future trtps and Jack Frederick, Reporter. tours were discussed by the club. Members are to bring menus for five nutritious snacks Meigs 4-H Pleasure Riders to Ole June 11 meeting at met on June 8 at the home of Lot:al ownet:. Clean _mterior, jel b lack fini.!'h. Hydra -Ma lic, power sleermg, rad1o, beater, good tireli. HA·-KEn'S SOHIO SERVICE on Gardenlng; Lou!~ otllee oervtce or STY. Vlewen l by reading magHIDea, boob will be li1ere u the great clas- and news~apen or by coDIUit.- l'rederle~ F'rt<l"iPr ; '. 1 on Ganlenlng; l.arr) Hll' . Automobile Care. A sultba . Riverview ~H Club met on game was played befor. tn, , Ju~e 2 at the home of ~atby meeting. Reports were assign· Chkester. The club adviSOrs. ed to Jerry Frederkk . Elm<·r on 1961 Corvair Lakewood Sta. Wag. $1495 Easy fermt George charge. T~e project lesso~ ~as fresh~ents were served follow $1495 4 Door l l'orestry; • Mrs. Margarel Brown owner: clean interior, tires like new, jet black fin· Powerghde, heater H~h. ---------~ St. I I met ~ 1342 Page Middleport.! Contractor 6 1: 12lc 6-26-3tc Motor Co. ~cal Ca ll WY 2~6 . ,Shuler, QUAUTY 1961 Chevrolet Biscayne 2-Dr. _ . thtcouM on pata aat 1no tdt Jllld within 10 a • .,., Ofl 4HClubNews Mrs. Pauline Myers was ior and exterior. Contract or by the hour . F'ree estimates. nf a nigtl! craw ler? WP have pOmeroy 2 SIGNS ® contract. 532 Mill Sireet, Mid· dette, Middleport, WY 26-27-3tp dleporl. Phone WY 2-5262. 5246. 6 11 30tc used clothing - . Sold 1 6 15 Uc _E_X_P_ R_ _ _ _ ___: E T house painter, inter- carpets on your floor evenings Con· ·· H\·tJrtcl " daneing and wig- tad : Rutland Furniture. SH gl inJ;: r1 · worms tor $1.00 per · _::_ 2-4:.:8:.:1::. 1. _ _ _ ___:6_ 23=-:_6t::_c tnn . John Monier. Le.r~di ng I CrN"k H D.. Middleporl , Ohio, TO BE'M'ER serve you, we Phone WY 2·6i03. 6-26-6tc have recently added a 41 wh~l drive, Jil-l cu. yd., 'I BLACKnF.Rh TF.S. $2.5l per wa- front er-a loader, I back hoe I ter-bucket f:lll, ( 2 1.~ gallons) : and bulldozer work also percall .Johl\ Mt~hler WY 2-6103, form-ed . Free estimate. Phone a nd ,:. lace your order ad- evenings WY 2·3243. Em- dt"t"mt"rl tw ~n·•ultl ' •p.-;r•..,l • nHn.-•H~•t"h rho- out> ,..,.,, wiiJ "'' " !If' ...,p.,n•H'" foo '·'""' than 1n• •nr .. n•<'' ln~r!lion Fo, . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.- - - - - , 1 _Ru_u_te_z __W_l_-9-3074 6-27 ·30tc Will r''Sh w1th a dead- sect io~ CLEAN YOUR wool 1<kr>-·e; •n• rurtu an~ Business Services a! Pt"~t· l Hawthorne's a t Mt. ' ~---Morl nll Ridge . Racine , Ohio , Business Services rot>N~ 1-:r.-or• For Sale or Rent I Publlcattotl O.:iUlllne D·(l(l Ylnnda' - 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 27, 1964 1 MOTOR CYCLE 1949 year , w1th HOUSE for rent or sale by 1 '\. 61 si1.e . H~rlPy Davidson monthly payments on' land PlANO tuning . Newman Bur· Oi:lt.UuN!S 11:00 P '' I PROGRAM LOG I· W M P.O _. ..rktdio IIONDA'r ftllllJ ,._., t:OO Sip DD N.,... f;Ofj Sacred ilelrl I:JO Coutl1lf Jam!MirH 8:!0 Farm NeWI 1:35 Paul Bowero 1:111 Metgo Ct AlP'. Ext. 1:00 Newo 7:05 Tlny'a Chapel 7:31. NeWI 7:35 PickeD:: llard'lfart (Toes.-Thura.) 7:50 Newa Report 1:!111 Breafdut Party 1:10 Roy'a Food Buktl UO Van Palrick Sporll 1,41 Baker Fundture-Wif.ll'l 1:65 OpeD Boast 1:00 Ne\fl Ul Coffee li'ltb Janet 1,45 lletly Newton u:oo Mlulsterlai Aaoc. 11:15 Countr)r Drlftera M-W 11:15 Mason CL ,_, Elt.'l'ut 11.15 A.S.C. Pro~l'rl lUI Fllllllly Worattlp-1'11111'1. 8:1111 l:fiS 1:20 1:35 7:fiS 1:11 10:15 10:31 10:41 U:fiS u,u Sip Oa CounlrJ Mule T1mt C0unlr!' JIIIDbor<ll Jolm 8arma LlnLE ORPHAN ANNII 81' HAROLD GRAY l!lutflll Pll'ty Jonu Bulclc Show Tilt Good Lila Mule Ia 1'lle Air HEY! Th1a Ia Mlllla Top Tea Sbow Top Tea Show (Dutlnaa) 12:00 N01111 Nowe 12:15 Mus!cat tnl<rludll 12:30 Rev. MerUu 'tllll 1:00 l'llllter Pa1V 7:00 Sundown 8erenadt 7:10 8lp Off -INIJ•Y D 7:01 Sip On 7:30 French Cit)' llapllal t:oo li'lltp o1 Huuna 1:3& Bible SpeW to Yoa 10:00 Yoke o1 l'ropbaeJ 10:35 WIIIIL Raparta to PeoJIW 11:00 lllmda7 Sbow 11:41 TID.J'a CGutllr7 ..,_ 12:11D Noaa N12'011 Noon Report 12:11 au1llllll Boar 12:30 Goeosler'l Guullltu-l'rl. 12'*' Rev. Merl1D Tte!a 12:.lfl Music Jus! r. Y• 1:!10 Bllly Grabam f:l& Blllllllar Sholo-'11111. l:li LutlMnD Boar f:SO Laoa1 NeWI 1:!10 1'lla Clulrdl AI ~... t:Ot BoW!lq !coni 1:00 C«mtry B,yma Tlmera 1100 News US World Ill Rlvtew 7:30 Sign Off 1:!10 llapllal Boar SA'l\JRDAY 7:00 8lp OB WHERE VCd <iflM' WITH ' ~~ Allll! AND SLATI Bl!:!.! '\'llOR HORSE I 'tH"' 'El!E~ M:f Cl!ITliR. e.ot..\Gt-IT AH' MD FiR. ALl. LEGAl. I lv ltAEIURN YANIURIII .... UIUAL~ ILAilSf IT I! �• i • < • ---Picnic is Planned July 16 at Home Workers for Oscar J'ugate Rltn Assignments of "Being Planned Bible School 't!!~~J:~r!~ar c. Interest Made ~N":.,_ ~:. ~iu'!n~~u:.; Are Announceel ering ~~:~~illne55. ~~.!"~ou!~ ~t U: At Conference the were conducted •llally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 27, 1964 ---------- Of 1. E. Fosters by Church Class Plans were made for 8 pif'nic I members for cttrds sent .,_, October Wedding hec at the hume of Mrs. J E. F'os· while ill ifl Florida. ter on Thursda)' J uly 16, wht>n F'or her teacher's thought, the One Wand One dass of the Mrs. J H. Stephenson gave an Pomero)' First Baptist church i articl~ on expense accounts and met Thursday evt'ning. at the also an inspiratioal poem from church. the book, " Indian Trail ways". Mrs. Dale Wippel· president, Mrs . Ralph C. Zundel, devowas in charge ol the met>t mg li onal leader· g&ve two meditawhich opened with the class songltwns, ''The Ught and Faith" •· H• Keeps M• Singing " follow· ' and "Faith Trust and Christian • ' ' ed by the Lord's Prayer in uni· Witno:oss" taken from the book son A t'ornmunit:atio~ was rPad I "Mo~nlai,n Trai lways " by Mrs' fro,;. the Korean girl wh>ch the ' Charles Cowman She .also read · class supports P~ans were made IRomans 8·28 and closed with to prepare a Christmas bux lor prayer. the girl at the Julv meeting. Refreshments of home made · Mrs. Ater. Shain thanked the ice cream cake and punch were i"'""'""'"""====~;__,: Iserved during the sociat hour• Ibv Mrs. William watson and Mrs. Wippel. Attending were M~~QN -,.->· ~ ~· Ithe above namett and Mrs. Har. •ry Bailey Mrs Joseph Cook TONIGHT ' Mrs. oan~ Oli~er, Mrs. Elme; S.turcl•r June 27 "40 POUNDS OF TROUBLE" Wickham , Mrs. T. T. Shelton, Mrs. Ellen Couch and Mrs. Vic· With Tony Curtis tor Young Sr. I and SWJanue Plesbette (C<>Ior) DRIVE· IN announcu!f engagement of their daughter, Miss Patricia K' to Ronaki E. Nicholson, son of Mr. anJ Mrs. James Nicholson, Route 1, Rutlanv. The bride to be is a graduate of North High School, attended Fran"lin ~nive·-sity in Colum:~!'· and Is pre!lently ~mployed the S. S. Kresge Co. tn Upper Arl•"gton · Mr. Nicholson Is a graduate of Rutland High Sehvol and the lndustrUll Trammg Institute of . ChiCago, Ill. H• is presently employed by the State of Ohio m Col••nbus The weddmg IS . · b.mg planned for October. f II p ~rewe arty G p f Teachers and helpers of the Vae!.tlon Bible School being held at Syracuse include Nunery , Mrs. Sharon Salser.' teacber , Eug~m WinebreMer. Rose Ann Usle, Unda Lavender and ..,..v ·jJ:'u. •· • ; 5th 8" thday Of Grandson I - 1 ·· Mam · IY Ab t p I I e0p e n Pomeroy 1 1 1 1 1 FREEZER If You Are Losing Your Locker Soon, Why Not One Of These Buys? ThJs Admiral bargain holds 433'h pounds. Tb~se will be sold 011 a first come, first served basis. Only lblpmeat w'U bave at this lower price. f money had been given to them prevmusly by the Sunday School. Refceshmenls were served in the social rooms of the church . with Mrs. White and Mrs. Rice m charge. The Rev. :;:ester Legnedmley of Cthheshire has IChen has:' th to t e Rutland ure or e nex year. - CHEST FREEZER MOOEL CF1342 1 N1 Sta 11 ..,.... ;::.sboun:r- .....,w •• ......_ Admiral MPeony Piocber' -·-· •--'ty ,_,_ . ......,.. - . umll • ~~~-. temr!latuno - I I . . . .b. 40l<. . . . ~~~ lldl sale i RUTLAND FURNITURE ARNOLD GRATI! .. ... 2-4111 RUTLAND, OHIO MOVES TO GALIJPOUS Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gherke son. stevle, have moved to whero they wiU rethe former Manning homo. Mr. Gherke•-nd ins~·clor for t•-~ uuh Ju"1:"1:1 yean, as the sehoul be employed by the Insuranrt' Co. in He will he in lor a training period June 28. R~ CANASTA CLUB Mrs. Wildermuth was ess for ~er Canasta club Tuesday even~ng at her home on Pearl-st. Prizes were won by Mrs. Lionel Boggs, Mrs. RobSehmoU, Mrs. Donald , and Mrs, Richard Gress. Other players were Mrs. Char~ les Bradbury, Mrs. William , Mrs. Edn a F rene h. Mrs. Wi1dermuth served at the close of the eveVOYAGES END DonaVaJI D. Roush, seaman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter of 560 North lmpectwn Planned st, Middleport, recently returnB G M b eel from a five-month tour with Y range em erl the U. S. Seventh Fleet In the Plans were made for inspec lion I th . Far East aboard the Navy oilda aJul • next meeting, Th~rs- er USS Kawishlwi. Spr'."S1 .. . ·- · Gr~~ge ;.:i ';,~~ I s O~J At~ 0.: : 1 ......, ... ... today ..., fteoday. Fair toallbl willa lllde cUqe Ill lemperalaft. lfiP loday - . .... 108111111 Mr. and Mrs. Chester Erwlll will observe Uieir 25th. weddlnl anniversary tonight with a dJn. ner at the Martin sJven by tbelr sons, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Erwin and son, Scott, of Belpre, and Don Erwin of Columbus, and Mrs. Cbarles Elliott at Columbus, a guest. :&.. Co,P_ ~· Our farmer friends , I I have special problems and special ~eeds. Wheo lhoy neod financOII help •nd adnce, ther know they are going to be salioliod talking lo us, because wo talk the some left9uoge. Our se-rvices art tailored to '"•et tM farmers nuds. Came in and talk tG 111 011111 to mon. Wt'N htro Ia help. The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company (':: _. been returned io his home from Holzer Hospital where he hao been a patient for several days. Mrs. Charles Elliott, Columbus, Is the house guest D! Mr. and Mrs. Chester Erwin. Recent dinner guests of the Er· wins were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mil1er, Alan and Grace Ann, Athens, Mrs. Everett McKnight, Rutland, Mrs. Anna Miller, Pomeroy, Mrs. Elliott, Don Er· win Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Erwin and son, Scott of Belpre. WASIDNGTON Pl"'sident Johnson gelB a final report today from outgoing Ambassador Henry Caoot Lodge on the war against Communist guerrillas in South VIet Nam. Johnson, \Yho JeJVed wa~ Sunday that "we wHJ use the force neeessary' to preserve freedom in the Soqtheast Asian nation, scheduled an 11 a.m. EDT meetlng with Lodge at the White House. '!'be President emphasized the Member Fedo,..l R-v• Syttom M•n••u Feder•l Dtpllit lniVr•n• CorporatiOn POMIRC)Y, OHIO and Tbe Gallia Times. GaUipolis. Ohio HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (UU -The Army Corps of Engineers Friday awarded a $62,088 contrart to the J. L. CUnningham Construction Co., Portsmouth Ohio. for furniahlng install· ing chain and Po~ts at the Greenup and Meldabt locks and an •ntrance door to the pier of t hr- Greenup Iocks on t he Ohl o River. SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1964 1964 SMTWrfS •123456 78tlonlzl3 14 15 t6 17 II 19 20 21 22 23.24 25 26 27 and - COLUMBUS (UI)-Bida for the sale of the first $25 million worth of bonds in the $250 million capital improvements bond ' issue will be opened Tuesday by t'• o•-·- Sinking Fund Com. m' commission wt11 ·m e bid opening. : ' ' . . . .. 21 29 30 .. .. TV BURNS • • • .. SUNDAY, JUNE 28 thru SATURDAY, JULY 4 att-fY.!- J Broadway l~'ans ray8iggest Price tver MISS MIDNIGHT'S NOTEBOOK: June Havoc, whose "Marat.hon ~33" bad a short run on Broadway IS wntmg another play-a sequel~nd .~opes to ~ri?,g 11 to the. stage w1th the Marathon 33 leacjs, ~u~~ Harrts 411d Lee Allan . . . The theatres I"" mvesugaugn nas had the eflect o! cuu.ng drastically the number ol uckets falling mto the hands of the speculators. Result: Those people wh.o Simply must have two trckets to a hit show on a certain night are paymg more than anyone ever paid in the his· tory of Broadway . . . President Kennedy's former associate press secretary, .Andrew Hatcher, is flying back to the West Coast to help close pal Pierre Sal· inger prepare himself for the final strug· gle against actor George Murphy 1n Cal· ifornia's race for Senator. Then he'll return to Washington to rejOin hiS \j'ife and eight cbild~:en. It's a labor of love for Andy; be spent two months away fro~ his family helping to defeat State Controller Alan Cranston, tbe big favor· ite,' and refused to accept a fee. Peggy ~·s best frie~, ja:IZ critic ~nard ·Feather and his Wife, the first to know that Peggy was enchrig her m!)st recent marriage, but sbe _ swore them .to secrecy for some mystefioUB reason. Everyone •n Peggy's world had felt the combination was doom,ed from the start. The eXIting brideBJ"OOm, Jack Del Rio, has moved Into Lillo Shlfrtn's bollle on tbe West Coast. L'lloo's a · jazz composer and arranger, formerly with Dluy Gillespie . . Elizabeth Taylor and Rlcbard B'!rto'! now · ~ommand U,?OO,· 000 for !hear jomt !H!f\'lces in a filln •• ; The new comedy...Nothing Btit The Best" !DRY come in as the best tng!isb flick smce "Tom Jones." It's lllore than 110mewhat hlp, and . Denllolm Elliott', )le:liormanee should get raves. · The !"t1sb!r]ib Press, currently promojing a elein . campaign to b-n all risque ad'ftl\illiiJ•.turned dowil every one of U.e t\lli! dO!ell ·laiYoutll ·submitted for "The ~uen:1' A n~\'f set ol blurbs had up for ,tb.em !Jastlly, . ·r ,..;* ,. . • were ~ fi!!~wllf~; coaches to work with her almost around t~e. clock, hoping she'll overcome her difficulty ln gr~ping the role .. . If you want to know what appeals to Southern Democrats, dig the songs that broughi the most fervent reaction when Tony Bennett sang at Perle Mesta's party in Washington: "It's a Sin to Tell a Lie" and "Dixie." The ovation was so-tumultuous is the word, isn't it?-that Tonv harl to sing "Dixie" twice · .. u. toe figure~ g1ven to the press !"ake It s?und as 1f the Bealles are mak· mg. a Zllhon dollars a minute, but they c~n t ~e all that rich. They paid drummer Jimmy N1col less than $1.500 for • • • Qoolve lums, that Is. Tho- cornedltuo debob;. "W...t, ... t~e seve_ral days he spent subbing lor the Me." • Mw MrieiM MGII~, Sept. 14, teaMed with Connie St.\ call. 81!lng Ringo, and gave him a gold wawh. Goo,.. ,.,. hHosetl, CoMie plti)'S Woody, a ""- oifliO. -a..lett Brg dea~ . as the old saying goes . . Aollltlrried lo Jeff c-.,., pilot,.....,... t., RDO He-. lumt, w1te fanc;oo cordm,g to the rumors in the downtown financial canyons, a _TV netwMk i.s planlionself as a .;.,.., oat1 write<, owm lt!t apo- ;. wt.idl 11oo n.lng to buy a tottermg magazine operaC...,.ays N... ltoU .U. "situatloo comedy • on AIC-TV. tion · · · ·Not many seasoJJs ago , Anlta Bryant and Frankie Avalob we;.., teenage record favorites who compared dls~· 11atty as tM 11'011 was. ., royaltl~s when they met. When they ap. Second, jj,ey doo'l use charge ~~S:tth Bob Hope at the d~kation ,of· acrounta as tnucb as he'd lilte. . e a tie Coliseum, they'U be, comparHe encourages tflem to charge mg notes on the Joys and proble'!ls of ~~ood ~eapirdeat . everything. l,'bat's so he can parenthood, · · · Judy Ho~liday's gOing to Newopapfr Ellterpl'lse Assn. have nice. clean records te ~apan for the , month of iJIIJy~no work HOLLYWOOD -(N.EA) Revenu 1:/std!un. Can .Ge'!Y-:Mt~l!!gan .be fat ~ Nowadays. It l& no lotlger fash- show lbe Internal obaps. n ·• · · . Vlto P•sa, owll'er of the ro. lonabl<l- to be broke. The downmantic Chez. Vito, is having some Etrutr and-out spendthrift star, w h o ~agJns the'!l (l) to 1111 can glass obJects at the Metropolitan Mu· charge aecouqts freely wlliie used to be so gbunc>lws, is just seuh m of Art eopilld for souvenirs which (b) adviainj them to curtaJi an object of pity today. The ' e'll giVe to customers . • . ,Graee KeUy's In-Group mucb prefen . o D expenses iuotind . fiscal poliC)i, he feels. · Lonlece, Meg Davis, and il;!~rk Singer of welb, apartment buildings. and · ng Island have beeomt~ .a steady duet. stoeks that have a good IJ'Owlb potential. . • • .... · · ·. A. lllorpa M - m, .,._. Paul N!'wman's attire:~n Wedne~ciay matinee d•Y• on W. Hlh:st, ls ·frequeiil· ralller be called Ill - t1 · ly a bright. orall$e sport&.shlit IJid blUe. ~ who has dooe macll to' ~~- It makes him .110 j:JIJ~Spi~ us 11o........ IOiv-t: 'lii • ~~~~~ ....rer• ..,. 11 ,.. body ~t!~es lrlm, ·and he breezes piit laovea~ Jol a baoioess .....,... the crowds with no swarms · elamaring toda:r yea're aorlh of ..~ilwwe. for . . . BasketliaU. Wilt · lis flnn handles tho .m.,n.;y Jack and. lnvesiment affairs doz. ens <if top stars. AU ::\, come c:omes to hil and his &taft AndY. ae ot a weekllyy.:~:~~~~ J11Mey. T hing!!s on _ Iiley were ......... 11101 HADY TO WEAR. SECOJID FLOOR ' ;. """"''''··········e:, -·,·-- '"".,.,.'""'"" f 'Rainy Day' Man Doles Stars' Cosh '""- ~~~~ POMEROY Mr. Zundel Ac.cepts Pulpit At Duncan Falls Church I .to Jnoome tax rir ':I Jibet At Goldwater I ruin d1e cover for Communist Hi~ obvious jibes at front- ~ guerrillaa is "Uke usiro"J 11 runnmg Goldwater came when atom bomb to Hght a cll•· he said he thought his party rette ," he said. 1 A ELBERFE·LDS should nomlnste men who art prudent, "not impulsive." And when he was asked what he thooght ot using nuelO!If weapons to defoliate the jll!lf)t in Viet Nam, mentioned • Goldwater on television aevtf" al weeks ago as a military potsibility, Lodge laughingly .... rided the idea. He said "we've been defolialo lng for years ,"' but use "wee41 killer." The 62-year-old ambassador , lightly sun-tanned from a brief bit' of surfing on the beach at Honolulu, was greeted by Gen. Maxwell B. Taylor, who is replacing him jn Saigon shortly. State Department personnel had indicated Lodge would have nothing to say on politics until after his ll a.m. meeting with President Johnson . But the for· mer Massachusetts senator and 1960 GOP vice presidential Rev . Ralph Zundel. pastor of the Pomeroy Baptist Church, announces today he has accepted the pastorate of the Duncan Falls Baptist Church near Zanesville and that his family plans to move there in the near future. During his eight year pastorate of the Pomeroy Baptist Church, there has been considerable progress in var· ious aspects of the church life including complete renovation of the interior as well as the extensive improvement of the exterior of the church property. His activities outside of the church have included servlng She has f:Ooperated e-ach year as ~oderatot ?f .the Rio Grande with the Pl)meroy Vacation Baptist Assoctatton; as secre- Bible School ~rogram in which tary and vice-president of the she has served as teacher de~ei~s County Ministeria~ Asso- pDrtment director and ~ther , r1atm~ , and on . two d1fl erent , phases of the program. ln the ~rcas10n s as prcsadent; a~ ~res- Rio Grande Baptist Association 1 ~dent of t~. e. Pomeroy Mimster- I on the Christian Education Cor. Ial As sonatio~ ; and as secre- ~ she has served continuously tary and vanous other capac - ~ mit.tee as well as in the aasociil.ies ~f the Lions ServiC't' C~b l ation women's society. She and ol wh1ch he ~s been acuv.e , her mother , ~rs. Daisy Ja.s;.et. member for e1ght yean;. Hr. ts 1 have also been active in the : also a member of the Pome--1 local w.C.T.U. roy Mason s. ; For the past three years The ~undel girls, home from ; Mr. Zundel has devoted time I Otterbem College ror the sum' to the Temperance League of mer. will. serve as leaders and 1 Ohio promotinF the "Quiz teachers m. three state church. Book'' Program which has tak- camps. This fall, Sharon who en him into all High Schools of ~raduated on May 31, wtn teach ~ over 50 counties. The Temper- tn Parma,. near .clevelnd and ance League is requesting the Ch~rlene Will conh?ue at Otfer. continuation of his work as bem where she wdl be a Junfield secretary when pa.c:tora tl ior, and where she has ~n duties permit. chosen to serve as a jun1or Mrs. Zundel has, in addition counselor. to teaching full time in t he In going back to the ZanesviJ.. Weekday Religinus Education le area, the Zundels will bl program. served in various in familia.t territory since. Mrs. life church capacities such as lead· Zundel .spent her early er of the Junior Church Pro- there, and taught there, aD 4 gram , Church School teacher, Rev. Zundel was pastor iD youth advisor and has been Zanesville before coming to active in the woman 's Mission- Middleport after their mar• riage. ary society. .,.. til Atti.rii •' Suoplement To The Dally Sentinel. Pomerov·MiddJeport. otllo ces Reed. 245 .. ..... ... INSTALLATION- Lloyd Blackwood, retlting presid en! of the Meigs County Junior Chamber of Commerce ~ AVXILIARY MEETS Seven members were· present wben the Ladles lll!Xillary of the Olive '1\.wnshlp Fire Dept. met with MrJ. Thelma Smith, The group surprised ·l in. Smilh with a sto<k &bower. were also given to Jimmy Rulli. The Au:dllary cleared W/.0'1 on the 1Upper. Another one 1J planned for July 2. 1bo oezt meeting will be with Mrs. FraD- &.Ya.t550 I WASffiNGTON (UP!) -Am· bassador Henry Cabot Lodge returned from Viet Nam today and began his political campaign to help Gov. William Scranton by declaring the GOP mu~t nominate a presidential candidate who 'is not impul· sive" - an opening jibe at Sen. Barry Goldwater. Lodge, who landed at An· drews Air Force Base at 7:25 a. m, EDT, also said he could ~ TAKES SCIENCE CHAIR at 6 p.m. on tbe church Orin Smith, who has lawn. Homemade lee cream, executive head ol the North- I cake, coffee and kool·ald wlll western Loea! School Dlstrlotl be ..,...eel for the past two yean. h!Ul ----eepted a teaching position the Kyger Creek Board of cation to teach high aobool enees at Kyger school. Mr. Smith resides in where he formerly taught thematics and science classes. Mrs. Smilh teaches at sans. bury Elementary School. · .DIIa . . . ..Co. .· PRICE AvE ~~- i.:~~in~a~M~In~-~l~e•ft~,.m~s~t~a;ll~s~B~I~ll~M~d~~;r~~~n:ew~C~h:a:m=~:r~p~re:s:~:•:I:rt~.d:u:r~i~nzg~a:n~1~n:R~a~l=~:b:·o:n~b:a:n:q~u=e~t!a~t~S~a~li=s~~~r~y~E~~:m:e:n:t~a~ry~s~~=o~o~i~n~o~l~-~~·~~~it~-----~~~aDthe~M~~~ iet political questions. knock the leaves off trees and -, •14 . c --------------- Lodge Lands, AttackS Goldwater Candidacy vie:... - . .. r ;: ; lr"'""'"",...""'""''"".:;.""'""'""'~'----..:...ioi..:.'"-~=; · .. ... , . ............. \1111 rpm .... II 011111• It$ • - :. :: Mr. Lawrence Milhoan has ~ '-"7 lrin, ..... - -- ..' '. Michael Scott Miller, llllllU son of Mr. and Mrs. Mick MiJ. ler, has been returned to 1111 home following a serious lllness at Holzer Hospital. s II ,...... Ntr • .,, ..... ,~ .... - -- . .... NOW TOO U01f •• at. "'""D" Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Wlllinm Diles and family or Athens and his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Heaton of Scarsdale, N.Y.: Mrs. VlrgU Edwards and daughter, Mrs. Albert IWmeo and chlldren, Pamela and Jane, Col. Mr. Diles• Dther daughter and family, Dr. and Mrs. Charles J'IV ld er. and chlldren of Athens are vacationing for a month in California where they are visitlng with relatives. Mrs. Virgil Edwards and Mrs. Albert Romeo and children visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edwards and family in Mid· dleport and with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Edwards in Gallipolis. Karen McElhinny and Bar- ~ _{ .;! :_ Attending the Ohio Unlversi· til y su~mer ';::ue "l"';!ng presentat!On, ' verwtn ' were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber, Mlsa Martha Ohllnger and Mr. James Vennane. The group ha.d Mrs. William Morris b recudinner at Craw's Gonnet m perating at her home from su~ Ath edi the . r eel ens prec ng musiCal. gery per arm at Meigs M.. Heeent gueslB this psst week moria! Hospital the past two of Mr. L. D. DUes Included his. weeks, :aughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moore and ush and daughter, Martha of daughter Sheila of Soutl! SeColumbus. Mr. Busb and Mar- ~ d A ' . . in lha returned to Columbus .leav· con . ve .. are vacatiorung lng Mrs. Bush for a 1~-r viS·1·t. VI rgmla thIS week· I • enttne;t.~ • e a.tt. ~w~ "' • 12.1 .... It 423 1h lb. fro-am food _,.,. • liner FI ,;; i~ coils on aD 5 -'•- o1 · .:O,IDPU' halanrecj cold tio of the F'irsl United ~ byterian Chureb met 'Jbursday evening at the cb:Jfch w i 1 b the hymn. "For 1tr1 Beauty o1 the Earth." foUowed by pnyer by Mrs. Jess Shumaker. Mrs. ~ightP Wallace gave devotions 1m f and ustng sa a poem "- Wind of Gold" I uR: ows cos.. int! with prayer . Miss Margaret sauer offered the missionary prayer for the evening. A round-robin card was sent to Mrs. James Sanborn. former president, who gave birth to twillS Thursday in Summit, N. J. The meeting was closed with the singing of "God Be With You ." ~Juc hos te sses, Mrs. KarI Owens· Mrs. Bethel Coleman, Mrs. Branch Fleming, Mr~t. Carl Horkey, Mrs. &bert key, M:s . Walter Owens. Mrs. Wtlliam Morris served a dessert course to those ent This w.. the last meeting until September. do. • YEAIBEB meeting In rituallsti::rm. appeal for aid was answered. " Mrs Amos Leonar~ h ""' JU'IIJ: l'l · . ha' ' ome onom1cs c 1rrr.an The Middleport Fire Depart· that the state and ;..tiona! con- ment will have an lee cream Books are Audited teslB would he held at the Jut social Saturday from 4 to 9 p. By Officer Group 9 meeting. Degree work w~ m. on the village ball Jawo. The Book cfficers and trustees of practiced for Inspection and re- Auxiliary of the Flre DepartTheodorus Council Daughters freshments were served bl the ment will sell baked goods doof America met Thursday eve· home economks committee. nated by members and any otbnlng at the home of Mrs. Rich· er interested parties. Anyone ard Campbell lo audit the Area Women N,1m,ed 1 wishing to donate, please caD books S • Off• a member of the fire depart· FOR ALL OCCASIONS Robceshmenta were served by ocrety ICera meat for pick up. We Wlfe Dowers everywhere Mrs. Campbell. Present were Mrs. 0 · p ~eln, An lee cream social will take Mrs. Donald Hauck. council and Mrs. lrvmg Karr, June 13 at the Rutland deputy Mrs Lillie Hauck tre • Mason were elected Methodist oburch at 6:30 p. WY 2-2039 DAY or NIGHT surer Mrs .. Arnold Hay.;., .:. of the West Vlrginla Branch m. '!'be social wUI '>e SpotiiOI'· by the Rutland MYF, RePomerov Flower Shoo cording secretary Mrs Camp- the Pilgrims Society at a bel!· financial secreta;,. Mrs eon meetmg held at the will be sold. EveryMra. llllUard Van Meter Ray Seidenabel, Mrs. Glady; erick Hotel In Huntington, Is welcome. WE GIYI TV STAMPS Cuckler and Mrs. Henry Rei· Va. thiS past week. JULY 1 W. M.liD PomerOJ bel, trustees. Mrs. Karr was elected The Deacot1.1 and Deaeonesvice governor and Mrs. -'=.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=====o; second vice governor. eo of the First United Presby· terlan Cllureh of 1\lein ~~<companied Mra. K.arr r~, sponsor an lee cream soto the luncheon, cial WedMay, July 1 begin- .ADMIRAL a-.. Cap~e~ Dep ............ ·~...,......,.. ~~~and ,.,.., .. ""' lbe too.... ic o·hen the WUIIIOII'8 . John Might of Fairborn vis· !ted recently with his sister, Mrs . . Charles Buck and other relatives. YOUR - Are TOPfC . 0f Presbyferl"anS 0 TO SELL i Lattn • Alftei'ICQnS • of..~nens .to the Herrings on be- the !jst tqree weeks With her Fred Goeglein ::.~:;•:. half of the .W.S.G.S. A gilt of gra parents. ter, presided and eel h WE TALK LANGUAGE! 6 ONLY I' 1 0 otltrleon:F"~nt And hiS Family MEIGS THEATRE m: t" ; A farewell party was held recently for the Rev . Carl Herring. minister of the Rutland Brenda Norris serving pian· So•• leader '• as ~·-·nne --and18 Methodist Church, and his :-"· ·~ . ~ ~ family w~o are leaving for their Wiebrenner wtth the dev . Carl "THE THREE STOOGES .-GO AROUND THE new pastorate at Summitt Sta- Herrmg and Rev . Paul Sellers WORLD IN A DAZE" J lion near Columbus. The event Deans of the school asststed Jay Sheffield, Joan Freeman S rafea was planned by the W.S.C.S. b) Rev. Howard Ruppelt , pasMr. and Mrs. Joe Turner of the churcl with Mrs. George lor of the Presbyterian ChurchSunclay-Mond•y June 28-29 ed in Middl t nd S 'TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD' enter~in . ,..ith 8 birthday par- White, president, as mistress es epor 8 ~acuse. Gretory Peck ty Fnday m gbservance of the of ceremonies. A pr~gram and graduation was --and-fifth birthday anniversary of Grou~ singing opened t h e held m the .Syracuse Grade • JUST FOR FUN" their grandson, Gary Turner· program with Vernon Weber in School Bmldmg Fr1day everung Bobby Vee Tbe Crickets who ts vts1tmg here f r 0 m charge and Ann Webster, at 7;30 p.m Johnny Tillotson North Robmson , Ohio. Games church organist, accompanist. were pla)e<. and the honored Devotions were given by Mrs R.uests received many lovely Harold Sauer who read a seiQr>: gifts. lion from the " Upper Room " OU POMEROY . OHIO Mrs. Turner served cupcak- entitled- "Trials and TribHlaes with candles, ice cream, lions." TONIGHT mints, potato chips and punch Mrs . Evecett Colwell dele"THE INCREDIBL! to the guests ir. the yard of gate to the Methodist ConferMR. LIMPET" <Techrucolor} their home on Vine-st. Favors ence at Lak~side, gave 8 brief Don Knotts. Carole Cook. of ~ckers and balloons were al- report of the conference. VerAndrew Du&g&n, and Jack so gJYen thos.> present. She was non Weber :iBllg two vocal num· Mr. and Mrs. Perrv Smith WestoD. "SPENCER'S MOUNTAIN" assisted il serving b~ Mrs. Hat. bers, "The Lord's Praver" and and children· Glen ~ Mela· (Techmcolorl nie returned to their home in Maureen O'Hara. Renry Fon lie l!oodard, Hazel Board and " You 'll Never Walk A.lone ." , .Two poems were. read , "Hold Columbus today after 8 week's da . James Ma<"Arth ur Mimsv ' Tva .:.,ee.. Farmer. A heap of living. i I Att•ndmg were Cathy Halel, High the Torch " "iven by Julia . . 'th M J hn S .1h N 1 wt lo1 of k\'in g on Spt>ncer's Lm . d.a Ba1·1ey. I' e1vel Swas · her, Lucas, and •·Sermons." ' • rs. 0 ml ' ye by Jim 1VISJ Ave, Mountain. Apnl and Scotty Fra.ser, Cathy White. Remarks were made by 1 Raker, Peggy· Jenme and three Sunday School teachers I Vanessa Folmer, daughter of SUNDAY, MONDAY . TUES 1 Bruce Scarberry. Gary Bailey, George Carson, Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Max Folmer who June 28·29·30 ' ~~rhaol Halev and Kimberly Lucas and Mrs. Harold Rice. has been corJined to her home "LOVE WITH rHE ! 1\ aIburn and the honored Next on the program were with the mumps, is improving. PROPER STRANGER" readings "Things You Rev . and Mrs. Menzel Smith Nal cllie Wood Steve Me· l gues t's sbter, Sandra. Unable two Qu~·f'n . £die Adams. Harvtoy to attend were Teddy Fisher, I Need Not Tell' Your Minister," and family left Friday, for a Lembeck . Herschel Bernardi. , and Edith Woodard. Gar} also . taken from the Toegether J\t!ag- vacation and visit with relafum Bos le'' . CHIIed hiS parents followmg the aziDe and a humorous "John lives in Richwood, W. Va. Colorcartoon• 1-iii~~~iii::i~~iiii:iiiii:iiiii:i~~P~a~rt~y.:,_=====-----•IJenkins' Sermon." The pro- Mr. and Mrs, Bernest Bruch r ,gram was concluded with a par- and :ron, Delbert visited recentody of th< song· "Till w, Meet ly wtth his parents, Mr. and Again," with the benediction Mrs. Delbert Bruch and was ' given by Rev . Herring. accompanied home by their I Mrs. Y'hite presented a gift daughter, Elizabeth who spent I CeIeb bara Jollel were In Alllenl Wedneoday to attend lbe mu. olea! pro£1'8DI ,wen by the Serendipity Singers. a -crooP ol reoordlng artlll& appeartDg at Ohlo Unlve~ty. June 22 at the Eg es- The annual EUB conference ton-Memert FuJterAl '"lome in of Southeast Ohio was held <._l ast The Rev. Howard Ruppel! Toledo with the Rev . Glen L. week at Westerville. . attended a meeting of the ScioPttlstcKinnr•\lchBa:st ~ .. u~h m~ Assl:nn.ents ot interest to Persbytery evangeUsm coni· er 0 w l • ~· • ""6 8 wa 1 cally were the return of t h mittee of which he Is a mem. m•mbe . ' · off,cJattng. Rev . Me,..l Smith to the Enber, Thursday In waverly, B 1 d in Lak Sherry Harris, helpers Begin- Ce una '.!:~ rna e terprise-Momlng Star Miss Carla Sue Gllmore has ntrs, Mrs. Bernice Win~bren- as lJW't~~ ~~~se~ary the Rev . Paul E. SeUers to returned from Washington, D.C. ner, teacher. Margaret Elch- F J'paiAl F II Rl hard Sa Syracuse obarge, and the Rev. · PIUD s 1 ter Sba e IX· an e • · c U· "''" E ..an to the Ttl~ where she was the guest of Mr LDger, Yves • ron H rok_ s. Lei • John ....,..ene me r and Mrs. WUI!am White and Roush, helpers Prlmary· Mrs. er. ~ carro~'frfuaa!nc.J • pen Plains charge. Martha Moore, Mrs. Lou Fer- sonSul •in' h'- ;L r .o_ Tile Rev . Francis H. Glazier· daughter, Cindy. 11 teach a---•N 1 n ing 1 "' N " • •· ~~-t f th Enter re · ers n::liWI orr s. · d ughl$" Lo' 8J t I •""~~~ pas or o e • Mr. and Mrs. Judson White Jean Sauvage, Mrs. Helen :;; y . ts Ed a~ prlse-Momlng Star charge. was and niece, Carla Gilmore, have Hubbard and Sharot Cottrill, Tot-~·· 0 nd. n· . . , . ~~••t•-- transt.lnd from the East Cam. been visiting this week . with ,._ ~""""''" ~~·· br"'- -• helper8 Juru· Mrs Vera = •· h to New Le•lng . ors, · Otbf.r sa.U'\'h-'\n ~ 1 sttop..:uurc • Mrs. White's sister and husband Craig. Mrs. Betty Ash, leach· bro Ari 'lin !lliddt.- ton and Ute Rev. Glen Bates, Judge and Mrs. John W. Howell ers. Patt} Winebrenner and i l.tk"~t: {, ~· Nn furnle'r pa!tor ol the Syracuse in Gallipolis. Polly Oecker, helpers T..n R...!. ~"•• ~ rftu11!, was assigned to t he .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edward agers· Se~·ell, Mrs. Fe~ Ohio. Atl\'ndiQe rn.w ~lopon East Csmbrldge oburch. Young left Friday lor Bellerell . teacher. . ear Phelps and M nd 11 llart>ld llurlng the conference El· view, Ohio where they wlll stay Debbie Guinther. helpers. ;::,. · ~~ ·.:-CArl C,j). don Weeb was honored by ,... with hls mother, Mrs. Charles Stephani< Winebrenner is see- """"· 10 to Yoong, who ls ill, while her rotary-treasurer with Nancy s s s n daughter Is on a trip to Colora· Parker, Rose Ann Lisle and Extension fund. "?" IVen • aS Or,. \ Around And About Middleport gl Monda~. ... I : i I I l . Mrs. Zundel is E8 d"mg work In Teach"mg Ele<'tiot: ol ASC community committees all for townships in Meigs eounly will be beld b}' mail a~ain this year. Eligible farmeNI are to be nominated by pt'lilion by July 10. To nominate hy petition in Annual reporl5 and the ro .. a rommunily, tbe petition must be signed by six or ignation of Mrs. Ralph Zundel. more eligible voters. A per- Weekday Rellglons Educatii!O scm n• -ninated, if eligible, will teacher in the public schooll, lx> included on the slate of were heard when the executive committee of the Meigs C.U... oominees. ty Council on Weekday Rella1*"'"'.- .... "'':r~F-·~·;o:: ...<,,__,..,m~ ious Education met recently. With Mrs. Francis Spencer, James S. Kelly, 75 president, presiding, the ruignatlon was accepted with reDies on Sunday gret and attention was directed Funeral services for James to secure another teacher 10 S. Kelly, 75, who died Sunday that the weekday program evening at Meigs General hos- may continue next school term. 1 pita!, will he held Wednesday The Zundel famlly is movJil& 1 at 2 p.m. at Rawlings-Coats Fu- to Duocan Falls, near Zanesriloeral home with burial in the le, where the Rev. Mr. Zundel ~verview cemetery. The Rev. has accepted a pastorate. Cecil Wise wlll officiate. Mrs. ZUndel, who sueceeded .4He was a resident of Broad- Miss Bernice Bowen has sel"9'· ry·st, Middleport, and was eel as the teacher for the put 110111 In West Virginia, April 12, seven years. The avenge . . 1189. He was a retired car re- rollment during these years Ilia Jlilirman for the NYC railroad. been over 500 lD the elilil · ~ was the son of the late schools where the prognm .Watt and Vina Kelly. Survivors conducted Mrs. Zundel said u .lie tude a brother, Willie Kelly, bas greatly appreciated t bt ' and a nephew, Da· kindness and c:ooperatloll Of lbl FriendJ may oburobes, teaober. and ~ at the funeral home any ren with whom site bu wartal If � 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. 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