http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/de44f7a64318e8231da76bbd14fde1cb.pdf 1bb96d9540108643f739b036235a9b18 PDF Text Text , • 0 • sD.Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 2, 1864 Seminar Ends In Findlay on Church Material Mrs. Fultz is a member of Misa Linda Lou Grueser and tbe C.E.A. (ChrLstlan Educa-1 Larry Hudson w"!"' married on Mrs. Bernard Fultz has re- tion Assoclatlnl and was spoo- l June 13 al 7 o clock at the turned from F'indlay where she sured by the Methodist Ohio bride's hon!•· The Rev. Ralph . attended the week-long seminar : Conrerence. The groups aharecl l Zundel offiCiated. ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, I ideas on the new curriculum I Mr · anc Mrs. John Beaver 1 and participated in actua1 1 attea~ded the couple, dnd a * t h' cepl!on followed. The bride's !aclassroom eac mg. ble was covered with a white POMEROY OHIO Aceording to Mrs. Fultz, par- linen cloth. A three-layer wed1 ents art'! being encouraged to dinb cakt> punch, and Ice cream TONIGHT NOT OPEN examine the new material and "ere s~rved to Mrs . . . :aroU Rus-1 1 MEIGS THEATRE FRIDAY and SATURDAY July l~ "CHILDUN OF THE OAMNED" 1 each ehurrh will displa\ the sell and Ta:t1my of ColumbUs, · material for inspertion as 5000 Mrs. Frb.nk Grimm and Desas it JS available . Mrs . F'ultz l lra Kay , Minnie Johnson, Mrs. . nd Mrs . Nan MoorE', also a Caddie Wickham. Mrs. Ronald DAMNED b}' their dia· will be Mart~n and ;_ ~iir.. Mrs. Albert bolical power to dt>1.;tro\· 1he ; member vt C.E.A-, availaLie to assist churches in ·. Martin a~d Suzie, Mr. tnd world "RAIDERS" the area planning to use the · Mrs. Wal~r Hudson, Rev. and I Brian Keith, Roberl Cu lp. . material. 1 Mrs. ZunCel, Mary Jordan, Judi Meredith WIN OR DIE! : . i Mary Ann McKenzie, Anna . . Seven men determined to save Texa:i. July S-6-7 The sem mar was held at the 1 Yeager, all of Pomeroy: Mr. I Howard Methodist Church with : and Mrs. Robert Hal}e.y and those a !lending residing on the ' Stevie and Amy, of Cheshire; ! SUN., MDN ond TUES. I college campus for the week 1 Mr. and Mrs S. Roush of Rav- "SUNDAY IN .HEW YORK" 1 of studv. Mrs. Moore will at1 ('fecbnicolor) tend a Similar school at Urbana CliU Robertson (PT109) Jane Fonda. Rod Taylor , Robert 1 at a lattor aatt" . Mr::>. Fultz is Culp, Jo Morrow .Jim Backus a !Paet1er ir the primary deFe.Uurefft;: Flagpole Jittua I partment of Hetth Church 3 STOOGES enswood; Mr And Mrs. David Grueser, Glenn, Melina, Don- na of Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. John Beaver of West Virginia Howard Logan and daughter, Barbara, Mrs. Leo Kennedy, ! and Mrs. Riebel, who sent the bouqul:!t for the table. class of 1963. She attended Machine Accountant Train· ing Association in Columbus and is presently employed Mrs. Maxine Arnold enter- . as a bookkeeper at Children's hospital, Columbus. Her talned with a party Tuesday I fiance, a graduate of Racine High school, class of 1960, : evening • t her home, Athens is also a graduate of M.A.T.A., and is employed by MasRoad, honoring Miss Laura sey-Ferguson, Inc., Columbus. Grueser, who recently observed , ~ ' her birthday . During the evening which was : spent socially. Miss Grueser i · O l was presented several nice ~ Qrr 0 he BREU£-WAT 100% cotton, $16.00 By CATALINA / gif~.;.kies and punch About Middleport were ',; , served by the hostess to Mrs. i Ronald Grindley, Mrs. Leonard : Bass, Mrs. Robert Moore, Mrs. William Thorpe, Mrs. Lettie Spencer, Mrs. Glenn Cundiff, Mrs. Asa custer, Mrs. Ruth Cundiff, Mrs. Roy Arms, Mrs. Bob Stewart and Robbie Miso : Glenna Soulsby, Mrs. •Leroy Watson Jr., Mrs. C. L. Arnold '1 and Miss Grueser I d Is0 c)A L JULY Z Bethel No. 62 of the lnlernationa! Order of Job's Daughtera wiH m~t a. the Pomeroy Masonic Temple Thursday at 7:30 p.m. JULY 3 . Pomona Gr~nge Will meet at the Rock Sprmgs Grange hall Friday at J p.m. AU membets ot Pomona court are urged to be present for practice of the Fifth degree. The Xi Gamma Mu Sorority Is sponsoring a dance at the Pomervy Jr. High school Frl· day, July 3, from 8 to 11 p.m. A local group, The Vibrations, will play. It will be well chaperoned, JULY 8 Pomeroy Garden club wlll meet Monday at 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Dor Schaefer with Mrs. E. w. Coates as cobastes•. Theodorus Council Daughters of America will meet in reguJar oession Monday at 7:30 p. m. at tht JOOF hall. All ofll. cers are urged to be present for lnstellation. Potluck r.. freshments will follow the meet· ing. The m:;;:- ::.':':a! navy . ue ess cessones. Mrs. Mllll"' was attired In a light blue'CIJ,.ss mill white accessories. Both moth• ers wore white rose corsages. Mra Austln Pease, organist, rese~ted pre-nuptial seaect:m~ including 'Largo" by Handel· "Andante cantabile," by rsc'halkowski; Ava Marta" by Bach· Rhosymedre" by WUI~s· 'Jesu, Joy ;., Ma'• ' evening of discussion and entertainment. The meetlng was called to order by President Ronnie Holrl ed ter. The secretary pe orm her d~ty (Karen McKay). Lin· da Lip~omb, treasurer, gave her reports. 'llle rummage sale bold recently netted the group $26.10. Plans were made for a hay· Outdoor Hamburger ride on Friday night. The dis- F . Plan d cullllion paper was read by ry U fU! Randell Reiher. An outdoor hamburger fry Refreahments of cooldes, kool- was planned for July when the aid and mints were served to. Jolly uBunch Sewing Club met I th h I M u1ese guests, Mrs. Evelyn Ho~ recen Y a e orne o rs. 0 s lth M p Ml'"h ter, Ronnie Holter, Linda White, rin m . rs. erry ~ Linda Upsenmb, Hatxlall and was named hostess for the July Terry Reiber, Karen, Iris, and meeting. Thomas McKay, John and Pat Jolly pal glfta were exchangMorrissey Paulette and Mar- eel. The hostess eerved Ice Jon Wa~n. Roger Deem, Ed- cream and cake at tbe close of lth Ruse, Kevin Holter and Mr. the evening. Present were Mra. ant! Mra. Ora White. Grace Johnson, Mrs. Shirley Mills, .Mrs. Doyle Mlller, Mra. d Wlllls Grueser, Mrs. William Public lntlite to Robinson, Mra. Noah Haskins, Jlif!w Art Dillpkry Mrs. Carl Mattox, rs. H. E. , Th• public Is Invited by Mrs. Mrs. Carl Matto•, Mrs. H. E. Ruth T. George to visit the Ju- Blish, Mrs. AHca Fink and Mrs. ly a art sbo.- of her Rio Grande College summer school class, Art 312 Teacblog Art In EleVISIT IN RACINE mentery chools. Vlsitlng Mr. and Mra. Dennie Hours ol the art show will be Kan: of Racine Sunday were 7 a. m. to 3 p. m. In Commun· Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crawlord, ~ dlsp1ay -'II be Ruth and Roger of Columbus; lty """· v•• "' dboard animals crepe pa- Mrs. Belle Theiss, Dorcaa; Mr car ' an~ Mrs. Harold Sellers, Jim, per • clay prnducts, sawdust Judy and Jenny and Mike JoJm. puppets, dioramas, murals, Jn. dlvldua1 pro"' .._Ia and mobU•• -· son, of Portland; Dale Boyd, Haclne, and Mr. and Mrs. Ear Mr1 Dill, Nease SetUemenL • PICNIC TO BE HELD Tho Alfred SUndaY School ~:arr baa been In falling bealth will have a picnic and Recep- for 90me time now. lion for the Rev. and Mrs. Pearl Also visiting his parents the Cssto, Sunday, July 5th, In the weekend of June 19th were Mr. Woede grove, at Allred. T b t and Mrs. Robert Karr, cblld· picnic lunch to be 1erved at reo Darrell, Jeff, Roberta and DOOD. EveryODe welcome. David of Columbua• C d b~rid~ Mrs. Guy Reynolds and her mother. Mrs. Minerva Childers, eShorta w..' ha\"e returned from a week's visit in Akron with M~s- Nina eKnlt Tops Bland and other relatives. eKn.. Ponts 1\lr. and Mrs. Edgar Reyhave returned from. a tllree: w•ek trip 1o Califorma where ' ! they visited with relatives and friends. They visited with her Th< ~~i:.:~~~~~tes 4.H mother, Mrs. Charles Olson in Los Angelo• and witll a brcr • I I c ub will have a bake sale July ther, E. H. O'Hallran at San U I 3 at Kroger's in Pomeroy. Gabriel and with W. E. Stone at Glendale. They returned by the southern route and visited The Logan fantlly reunioo with friends in Arizona. was held Sunday at the Gold Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ault and Cliff Park, Circleville. SwlmmTONIGHT & FRIDAY son. Tndd, Springfield visited ing, skatlng atxl gamea were "FUN IN ACAPULCO'" ' over the weekend with hls parenjoyed. With Elvis Presley and Ursula Andress ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Ault Attending were Mr. and Mrs. (Technieolor) and lantlly and in Gallipolis Henry Reibel and Mr. and Mrs. -ondwitll her relatlves. Donley Reibel and daughter~, "THE COLD DARK HOUSE" Mr. and Mrs. Perry L. Mitch Donna and Fae Kathryn, PomeTom Poston spent the weekend in Wheeling, roy; Mr. and Mra. Harley W .va. a• the guest of their Strong and cblldren, Dian, Bll· Slturday July 4 son atxl family, Mr. and Mrs. ly and Donley, Wllkesvllle; Mr. "THE YOUNG RACERS" Robert Mitch and children. and Mrs. Earl Logan, GalllpoWith M.art Damon Mr. and Mrs. Earl DavenUs; Mr. and Mra. Howard Loand William Campbell port and family were In Beckgan, Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Shum(Color) ley, W. Va. over the weekend way, Mr. and Mra. Kelson ~nd­ "SHOOTOUT AT BIG SAG" as guest• of her brother and Shumway and daughters, and MIDDLEPORT, 0. Walter Brennan family, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph ~ Bmm Mr. and Mra. Keith Shumway . 1er. ~~!!!l:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Zelg Mr. and Mrs. William Zerkle I and daughter, al1 of spr logfileld· r Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Wagner, ! of Syracuse are announcing the daughter, Karen, and son, Tom· I birth of a daughter, June 27, at RETURNS FROM VACATION my. have oeturned 1o their Holzer Ho"'"tal. They baby, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davis .,.. 7 lbs., 7 ozs. hal and sana Roger and Rodney of . Bryn Mawr, Pa. after who weighed home m .pending several days with her been named Jocelyn Ann. Ma- Rutland have retumeel horne mot her, Mrs. Griff Russell in lerna! grandparents are Mr. from their vacatlon where they ->~·k• Bradbury. While here they were and Mrs. Ross Norris of Syra- visited relatives In F'"""'"' joined for the weekend by cuse, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Upper Marlboro, and alan vlslt. Andy Russell, son of Dr. and I Zerkle of Hartford, W. Va., are eel Chesapeake Beach, all In Values To $3.99 Mrs. Dell Russell of Elyria. paternal grandparents. ll!r. and Maryland. They also attended They met him in Athe..- Friday 1 Mrs. Zerkle are also parenll the CiDcliiDBU and Los Angeles evening. He also accompanied m a son, Bill, and a daughter, double header game at ClncJn. the Wagners to Bryn Ma\vr for Sandy. naU. . a visit. ~ Mrs. G. G. Zeigler has re- · LADIES I turned from a visit In Beckley ,I 1 W. Va. with relatives. I Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rue spent ' the weekend in Oak Hill witll $ hPr sister and brother-in-Jaw, • • • • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bowman. Their daughter, SUe Rue, is spending a vacation on Lake Reg. Price . 1.99 Erie with Mr. and Mrs. James i Thomas of Columbns. Weekend guests of Mr. and GIRLS' and BOYS' Mrs. E. L. Hughes were Mrs. C. W. Grogg and daughter, Joan. of St. Petersburg. Fla. Mr. and Mrs. James Weber of Fort Laud•rdale, Fla. have 2 and 3 Piece Sets arrived In Middleport where I they plan to spend the summer I : at their home on Gravel Hill. I 1 1 1 I BAHR CLOTHIERS Logan family Re nlon He/d In Circleville MID-SUMMER SALE COTTON DUSTERS ~_,, Sale Price s2.00 Shortie Pajamas Clearance SHORT SETS u.. Men's Wear- Boys Wear •• Home Furnishin~s- Lingerie Dry Goods- Women$ and Girls Ready to Wear- Drapery s1,99 to $3.99 I [ cELEBRATES BtRmDAY Miss Jolene Hood, daughter i of Mr. and Mrs. James Hood, : Mountain View, CaW., cele- ' ! bra ted her first birthday. June ', 21st, She received many nice ' gifla from friends and relalives. She entertained tbem 1 i OPPOSITE LOWER PARKING LOT-POMEROY I ~=r~~i ~;,:a;:~:.:~g!f Hood, Middleport and Mr, Dept. •• Furniture Department - We'll Deliver Your Furniture :Prqmptly lo Your Home. f. :-1L:I-,.;.t;·RFEL..' DS IN' · • llldo eeoler IDll!PI, low • to .. ....,. and mild .. So..... ..,_ • enttne .. Up iO .o ~· WASHINGTONFormer kPresldent Dwight D. Elsenhower expects to maintain public neutrollty toward the Republlcan presldentlal nomination before and during the GOP nallonal convention, a highly placed Republican said today. This report came frolll a usually reliable Informant after stories were brOadcast Wednesday· that the ex-President would make the nominating speech for G<lv. William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania. Scranton told newsmen later that Eisenbow· e• had indicated "strong support lor me and is sympathetic to my presldentlal cam- . palgn." 1 , J...........______________________________________________.Jt~Kemre~DavbofRu~ll.._~'~·'._____..~--~.. -_ ............·~------------•·-.. .~~~~--~~~~~----.w~~ ' 'I '· ,. . ·1· .. ' ' !Mason Sewer Pr • Celebrations On July Fonrth Set . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY •• SALE IN EVERY DEPT. I e - I SAVE TOMORROW-FRIDAY 9 TO 5 1,49 llolatM .na• "eoill ln.lenll"wera. Hlp llda; r. the ... Fair ud for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith of Salem were ~ent gue!ts of their aunt. Miss Nettie Koehler. Mrs. Roy Hooter and children Eddie and Janice visited Jonday In Cheahlre with her mother. Mrs. GfOrge Thompson. Mrs. Charles R. Karr Sr. and Mr9. Edward T. Bauer and daughter Polly Ann were Tue• day busineaP visitor. In Galll· polis. Fee Kathryn Reibel is spend· lng a week at Wilkesville, with her aunt, and uncle 1 Mr. and Mra. Harl•y Strong and family. Mrs. Dessle Patterson entered Meigs Genoral Hospita: Wednesday afternoon for observa. t!oo and treatrnen~ The Horsecave Pioneers Farm Bureau Youth Cooncll met at the hollle of Linda White Wed· nesday evening. Their director, Mrs Evelyn Holter were as~ by her officer~ lor a full Around And boy trunks. 11 People In Pomeroy ., 0 hC "/ :r~~t ~f:efd~:~ !n~ :ad=~~ Yout OUnCI of small blue and white dais- Meeting Held ies. She carried a baskel of blue and willie petals. Russy At White Home 1 W'BAJHEI ''Tfs -.y ~odor• ....,. Desiring" by Bach; 'Abide. Oh Dearest JOSUJ" by Reger and the traditional wedding mar· ch... Mrs. Donald Steiner, ... tOI'Jn.law of the bride, UDg, 'Every Step ol the Way,'' by Mra. VIncent Broderick and Alen; 'Oh Day of G<llde: Miss ChrlsUne Grueser visited Promise" by Ham~!en an last SUnday, with Mr. Broderlc:l< The Lord's Prayer 88 !be at tbe \eterans Hospital, Hunt. couple knoll at the altar. lngton, w. va., and report A reception for !50 guests him 88 Improving. was beld in the church fellow· Gene Houdaahelt George ship hall following the cer&- Wagner and Joho Strauss at. mony. The bl'lde'a table W'!' tended tl.e Charity Newsies decorated with a rour-tlered Motorcycle races held Sunday, wedding cake. decorated In blue at the Ohio State fairgrounds. and white and oouuets or. blue Mr and Mrs. Dlil1"ll Cbevaand white daisies. Aoslstlng ller ~nd fhmlly of Columbus 81'6 with the serving were Mra. visitlng her mother, Mrs. Fr&William Shoop and Mra. Edwm da Ritchie and other relativea. Zehner, sisters m the bride. Mr an<i Mrs. Mariln V. Mrs. William McKinstty and wadiord ancJ children Roger, Mrs .Glenn Setgley. Miss Allee Joe and Wand• left Tuesday Jackson was in charge of tile for their home Phenls, Ala. guest book and gilts. after 8 visit with Mr. and Mra. For their wedding trip to Ch 1 Eskew Niagara Falls and Canada the : es Caroly;. Bass underbride wore a white suit with ss eJ Meonor blue ac..sorlet and the blue :~n~ surft~?' a~~. g:onvaleSC: orchid from her bouuet. Upon t"'~ their return Iiley will reside at lng n ce Y· 534'io McGill St., Orrville. Sgt. Clarence Howard who Is 'l'he bride Is a graduate of stationed in Alabama and Allen Doylestown Righ School and Howard of Columbus spent lhe Is employed as secretary · re- past weekend l'1th the formers ceptlonlst by the Sanderson Cy- mother, Mrs. Eleanor Howard. clnne Drill Co.. at Orrville. The Mr. •nd Mrs. Richard Stru· bridegroom ls a graduate m ble and sons . Gordon, Don~ las Middleport and Is employed by and Brian of CarroH and Mr. Wedding gests attended from atxl Mrs Otto lies of Logan Rubhermaid, Inc.. Wooster. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Columbus, Grove City, Doyles- atxl Mrs. c. J Struble. G<lrdoo town, Barberton, Dalton and who spent the past week with Erie, Pa .. and Mrs. Doyle Mill- his grandparent. returned er, mother of Mr. Miller. at- home and his brother Douglas tended from Middleport. remslned fol' a weeks visit. Seigley was ringbearer. Elmer Miller served bio brotber as host man. Uahers were Dale Miller, brother of the groom, and William McKinstry and Dean Marks. f Stripe dickn bra and sllmline Other Sportsweor ENGAGEMENT IS ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Tidball, 942 Kenilworth Ave., are announcing the engagement and approaching mar· riage of their daughter, Marvel L. Tidball,, to Robert L. Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Lewts, Racme Rt. 2· Miss Tidball is a graduate of Coshocton High school, Birthday of • Grueser MISS IS CeIebrated s-, ... Bouueta of white 11118pdrll· ons and blue dalstes with ligb~ ed caljCilea decorated the altar of the Christ United Cburch In Orrville for tbe wecldlni of Miss Judltil Lucille Steiner. daughter o1 Mr. and Mra. Earl A. Steiner, Marlilallvllle, and Willard Don Miller, Wooster, 90n of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Mill· er of Middleport. The vows of the double ring ceremony were read by the Rev. Fraknlln Lahr at the oeen church service at Z:30 In !be afternoon Sunday, June 7th. White satlo bows marked the pews. The bride, stven ·In marriage by her father. wore a gown o1 nylon sheer over taffeta designed with a floor-length bell skirt. The fitted camlsnle bodice was topped with a jacket featuring double bell •let;Ves. Satln flowers were appllued to th• bateau neckline and sklrt m the gown. Her three·Uered veil of Ulusion was attached to a cap of Dowers and net leaves. She carried a cascade arrngemeot of white roses with blue cymbltlium orchid In the center. Mrs. Elmer Miller. sister In-law of tile bridegroom. was matron of hooor, and brid... maids Wef)O Mrs. Brulle Stein· ,.., sister-ill-law of the bride, and Miss Janet Kraft. T beY wore street-length dresses of blue nvlon organdy over nilelite taifeta featuring a modifled hell skirt with jacket. They carried bouuets of blue and white Cindydaisies. Shoup. niece of the o and Mr. and Mrs. Hudson. The bride will be living with her parents while Mr. Hudson is in the service. Sending gilts but not attend· ing the reception wer,.; Mrs. I Srhool in Middleport. Mainly About In Otrville Christ United Church Larry Hudson Are Married on new MetbodJst Cburcb School materilll which will be introduced in Sept~mbfor . \. I Steiner-Miller Vows are Exchanged Linda Grueser, I ' in . Alllsnce, AshtabuLoraln, MansPortsmouth and f \ f I; I .. J y 'I �, ' ' ; - ~ I. ( .. . ! ~ • I, - · ..;,.iioina· ·· · '\~~~~~ ·H~phal News :: .. -woDIIIDII Mra. ~ ~ er. .' ::;, ~":" f ·~ Albvlllt Ot Nao~l.,wa.edrlneftu~_str"_lbece, ~:ro'uu!:- ~~::~":~ _.. Chandler Pr~Pt, · P~-wl:. . ··- "'"Jlt 111 CINCINNATI (UP!) -They aald Jim Malonev's r<Cord wasn't " lfOOd enough to make the NaUonal Lea11Ue AD-S~ :llis~ear. but lhe big Cint eds rlg!Jthander is pitching better than ••er. Matofiey admittoo ne had his heart set on wirurlng • spot on the all star squad thia year when the season started, but his teammates have an annoy· ing bit of , not scoring any runs wheo he takes the mound. Thursday night was one of = S].OD MIDDLEPORT lOOk STORI '· had some runs to work with and he responded by registerlng a 7~ victory In the final of a tWo.-ga~e series with the Chicago Cubs. He blanked the Cubs on four hils, .struck out eight and walked only three. Maloaey Now ,... Maloney was 13-3 at th etime of the All-Star break last year and stiU didn 't make the National League team. This year he•s 7-j] but has pitched as well If noi better, than he did 1963. Pilte Rose belted three hits to lead tile Cincinnati attack on five Chicago pi1chers. Murty Keougb and Frank Robinson cotrib~ted a home run and 8 triple resp<Ctively as the Reds banged out 10 hits. Four ol the JUts were in lhe third inning when the Reds sent starter Ernie Broglio 1o the showero with his third straight loss since he was swa,ped to the CUbs from the St LoUis Cardinals. ' Tblnkl g N Hill 01 Maloney n admittedo- heer wa . . s thmking tlbout a n1>-h1tter a!U!r k · blan mg llle Cubs Without a hit for the first fiVe mniDJ!S. CUb catcher D1ck Berteli the spell with a line sing)e to centerfield 1o open the sixth. "I got behind on blm an gave him a fast i>all to Maloney said. '1t was a fast ball and he hit it good, .,, Dilts RaciiDtar Co. Til DAil ..•._s'i:. 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' .,: SUNDAY, JULY Sth 13·6 alllf wlllall trW .... fnte &lh .. . . 'I ON A' jJ ' GIL~ORE 'i; SUPPLY S " SPORTSMAN S 0 Leaders th•n an u- ~ I HILL CLIMB eralt tloth., ololel. ldwarlllatr, ewner w·In l2 lO 11 1 1 METROPOLITAN MOTORS RADIO & l:~ I National LtaJIIe - Bo Ye r .I The Horse or Pony Cards 54; Mays, Giants 54_; 1 Santo, Cubs 48 ; Stargell , PIWE HAVE ITJ rates 48 ; Bond, Colts 46, 1 s~~r~~~ ~": w~!erwi~~~~~o ;;;.r;tes~ ~~~ Nauonat r_:!:'- Farrell, Yank Uprising, ;·'f:~r:::"r::!: game. Southern took the lead Andersoo, double, Jack Loh- Colts !0-2; Bunnmg , Phlls 8-2: ° An txtra bathroom Ia OHIO VA,LEY PLUMBiNG & HEATING · S.C..ild CUSHMAN anll 23: Williamo, Cubs' 19: Howard Dodgers 19· Alien I Phi.. 1~: Santo, Cubs 15. ,I ' Runo Batted ill 1 l(inds •' A rt Lt . . ' • b me ;:• ague - !Gilt' ~~w, ms!IO ; Stuart, Red Sox I If You Are Looking ' Wagner, Indlaru_ 55: Alii· ~~· ~w•n• 53 ; Colavno, Athie- , For Something For Ricky Menchini and Bob Crow, howling with Theron Cruise, for good after scorin a air . . . smgle, Ivan Powell a Marlchal, Giants 1]-J; Buhl., . TORE : both Pomeroy High school stu- John Ridenour, Bill Allman, and of runs in the filth 8 p home run and Tom Sarver • Cubs 9-3 : Koufax , Dodgers 11-4. 1 W , lnd St. l'oliiOnY dents, won individual honors re- Charles Eichinger. They too won Lo lee ed · double and stngle. ~ -- --~ -·---- ------cently when two Boys' Bowling trophies and patches. The Indians had a 11-1 lead ; h' g~; col t only . three Jet hitters were Mu Foim-~ 1 Leagues held their first annual The third. place te.am Rut- ' ~ursday evening after 2¥z inn- I J~~n 81::: So~~~npttchers. er with a double and s~gle, , 1 bsnquet at Craw's Town and land Furmture, receiVing pa- mgs but then had to pull out t 1 pe h e Glaze, two singles, and MICkey Country Restaurant. tche.!!, were John and David all their emergency stops to ~ot':t borS Loga~ and was r&- Howell with a triple and single. : 1 1 Mr. 'IJid Mrs. Mac Sawyer," Grate, Steve Grimm Mike Ste- squeak· out a 12--11 vlctory•over " Y tepp " the lourth. Dodgers ...... 210 1102 - 5 7 1 league instructors. expressed wart, and l!usty Little. 1he Yankees in Middleport Boys' I Southern hitters included Jets Oll 010 - 3 6 0 appreciation to the following Most improved average award League play. ! Frank Po~ter with two sin- Vauehan, Sarver, 12) Buck teajlt'"Sponsors, Ridenour Radio in this league went to Richard Dennis Hackett, 11-year • old gles, Bostick a double, _B i 11 1(61 and Sarver. Powell (21. ai<i TV, G G&G Cafe, Stanley Garten . l•lty, came on in the sixth for Knapp and John McCimtock Folmer, Glaze 161 and HowFix-It Shop, Dale and Benny's, In the seconil Senior League th• lnd1ans to put out the Ya~>- each a single, Larry Price two ell. Umpire : Chucj Bartels, ' Home Telephone Co., Mason the Middleport Department kee blaze that tied the score smgl~s . Gor~on Fisher and Roy Coonty Bank, Brown's Bottle Store team of Dave Jenkins, Do •.t ll -11, _then shut the opposi- ~roff~tt a smgle each, Gregg GaG, Crow's Town and Country Nelson, Bill Davis, Roy CoJe.. lion ont 10 the extra • inning _ous and David Spencer a Restaurant, Middleport Deport- Mike Redmond, Billy Russell seventh alter he had scorpd the smgle apiece, and Davie Reed, men! Sl<lre, Rutland Furniture and TV G&G Cafe Stanley winning run in the top of the a smgle. . I Major League Leodero Store, and the Durst Grocery. puB ~01ng puB 'II•J••~un rn•d seventh . He came home from Southern 0102 213 - 9 12 3, By United, Preso Iaternational AT THE CLUB GROUNDS Menchinl had the hi8h single Clatworthy: and Mike Garten I secon~ ba,... alter bemg hll ~y Logan . . 0300 000 - 3 3 21 Natmoal League 5 Miles North of Pomeroy game, 223, and the high three won trophu!s and patches, as a _p•tc ed oall, on D•rltie ,Smlth Price, Reed (5), Bostick 161, ' . G. AB R. H. Pet. game series of 6I4, and tied d•d the second place team, Ma- tnple. , . and Bostick, Reed (6). Bloom, Clmente, P•tt 70 284 46 99 .3491 1 Mile OH Route 33 on Peach Fork Roecl with Charles Knight in league scm Cou~ty Bank, With bowlers Oth~r Indian hitters were · Step (4) and James. Mays, SF 74 271 65 94 .347 high average, 165, in the First With a high finishing team, had Mark Haley a single, Smith a Williams, Chi 7! 280 47 94 .336 SPONSORED BY: Semor Boys' League, h1gh smgle game of 215, high dollble, tnple_ and mngie, J•m Hunt, NY 72 271 35 87 .32l l Menchini bowled with e •• ~hree games of 540, and high Warner two Singles. DoXIe Wal TorrP. Mll 71267 42 82 ,3(!1 1 d fl ish" th sec average of 147. Paul Lmgerfelt ters two smgles, J. T. Rue a Cepeda. SF 6(1 222 34 68 .306 ~n I p1a~~ b n mg team, G&G had the most improved average sinp,le, and Hackett a single. By United Pre•• Intematioaal Aaron, Mil 74 290 43 87 .300 ade, wt hlc OthreceJved trophJes l award (18 pins), For the Yanks Gene Powell American Lea... Stargell, Pitt 53 210 28 63 an pa c es. er boys on that AI d' • d h --~ · 1 R' k · B t . I so atten mg the banquet , ..a a omer ~·'" smg e, •c Minnesota 500 lilt! 03()-.15 18 0 an ks, Chi 70 266 31 79 .297 '""~ e.am were.Geor~e Harris, Tom l were Mike Will, Franz Reichert, Van Meter a smgle, Oup Hag- Boston • 200 000 304-- 917 0 Allen, Phila 72284 51 84 . Lind, Ronme Colims, and Jack Donna Lish Dav'Jd St t 0 'd l gertv• a homer and single Lee K t 19 31 d American League Williams 1 ' ou • avt • ' aa · an Battey I . · , Baker, Johnnie Sue Thompson, Floyd a double, B•lly Hysell a merman (8). Lamabe, ' G. AB R. H. Pet. , ' Kmgh'. led ~e hrst place Danny McTurner, Terry Roush smgle andi)ave Fife a single. Ill , Earley 16), Gray (B) and Allison, Minn 72 266 60 91 team, Ridenour s Radio and TV, Iand Lynn Mallory. lnd•an p•tchmg fanned three, 'f'iilmn. Loser _ Lmbe (6-7) Oliva, Minn 75 320 60100 .338 : walked two, hit one. Yank 'HR _ Oiiv R0 II" M I'll 1 ' Mantle. NY 63 201 36 115 3231 OPEN HOUSE pit.ching fanned two, walked six, M'mehet, w-'1tt'Iams.ms, an a, Fregosi • LA 64 205 38 65 ·317 . · · , DUBLIN <UP!) -The U. S.· h1t one, __ Robinsn , Batt 74 274 39 86 .314 built Savannah, world's firslnu- The Indians now are 6-5 with I Cleveland 010 000 000--- 15 Kaiine , Det 65 233 '!I 72 . ! clear .. powered merchan-1 ves- a game to make up, and three Detroit 150 200 Olx _ 9 14 Hinton, Was 75 295 40 91 . set, beaan a four - day stay •chPduled games to play. The , Ramos Stange 121 Causey, KC 75 296 38 90 here today with an opm house Yanks are 5-7 with three to (3), Bell' 181 and R~mano. LoThe Savannah, on 1ls matden plav. llich (8-6) and Fre h L DEPENDABLE voyage, will call next at South- Indians 281 000 1-12 10 3 Ramos (4-6). HR "_"~ oserDRY CLEANING ampton, England. More than 1Yanks . . tnt OOt O--Il 9 5 Thomas , · 65,000 persons visited lbe ship ~mith, 0 . Hackett (6) (WPI. · at Bremen and Hamburg, Ger-' and Glaze. Haggerty,. Floyd 171 115 many, iLP), an4 Powel. Umpire, G. innings ) and GB Stephenson. Kansas City W. L, Pet. COLD' STORAGE 021 000 000 000 000 - 3 10 0 Chicago at Milwaukee , ""X WIN New York Baltimore 47 Tl .635 SERVICE Kansas City at Baltimore I In the other game last night 000 020 010 1 _ 4 14 3 New. York 43 29 .597 3 Chicago 41 29 .586 4 (night) - Pena (7-7) vs. Bunk- the Red Sox woo their third Segui Bowsfield (BI St k ROBINSON'S I game of the season against eight i9) , Piister (ll) and ' Bry:. Minnesota 41 35 .539 1 er (7·2). L•unde,.n-Orv Cl.. n•n MmQesota .at New York , losses w•th a 14-11 count over Sheldon, Daley 161 , Stafford Convenient Pickup Boston 36 40 .474 12 Station• In (~ght) - Sllgman (4-6) vo. th• .Brales (6), Mikkelsen (!), Hamilton Detroit 34 38 .472 12 Mlddleporf·Pom•f!IJ' Sox hitters were led by Dan- (]4) and Howard. WinnerLos Angeles 36 42 .462 13 Wdhams (1-l), Ph. Pom.,ov WY 2·5421 Los Angeleo at Bostoo ny Lewis with_ a single. homer Hamilton (6) . Loser - Pfister Cleveland 33 39 .458 13 Mlddlopor1 WY 2-5130 Washington 31 47 .397 I8 (night) - Latman (2-6) vs. and triple, while Greg White il-5) . HR-Richardson had two singles, Dave Qod ..n · Kansas City 30 46 .395 18 Monbouquette (3-71. a single and tr•ple and , Randy ThUNiay's Results Sa.urday's Games Becker and Steve Oiler each Minnesota 15 Boston 9 Cleveland at Chicego had a single. Los Angeles JO Bait. 6, night Washington at Detroit For the Braves, Dennis Ault Detroit 9 Cleveland 1, night Kansas City at Bait., twi-light had two doubles and a triple, New York 4 Kan. City 3, to ins. Minnesota at New York, 2 David Boyd a single and triple, night Los Angeles at Boston Bill Vaughan a single, D a v e (FORMERLY PHILLIPS BAR) (Only games ocheduiedl Friday's _Probable Pitchers Case a single and triplt! and Friday's Probable Pltchera Chicago at Milwaukee (night) T. McCtend a single. · 222 E. Main St. Pomeroy, 0. Washington at Detroit 2 (twl- -Buhi (9-3) vs. Cloninger 16-7), Steve Dunfee of the Bn1ve1 night) - Osteen (6-4) and Dan- New York at Los A n g e 1e s fanned nine walked four DodNEWLY DECORA TED iels (6-6) vs. Regan (3-7) and ! night) - Fisher (5-61 vs. Drys- son lor the ' Sox fanned ;...,en, 1 Rakow (3-fi). " dale (J0-7), walked lour. Cleveland at Chicago (night) St. Louts " . at Cincinnati j Sox.. .. .... . 424 130 -14 9 2 Popular 2 Doo• - Donovan (3-5) vs. Talbot Inight) - Gibson (6-o, vs. · llr&ves .. ... 1~2 t30 - 11 9 Betr-Sandwich-Snacko-Soft Drlnks (2.(1). Tsltouris (4-5). Dodson ond Lewis. 110 Lb. Fr"'er CU. FT • National League Pittsburgh at Houston (nlaht) an .d Case. {lmpire: Art Stobart. Dorothy and Lawrence Douglas W. L. Pel. GB -Law (6-6) vs, Brown (H) . STANDINGS San Fran. 47 23 ,fill Philadelphia at San Francis- TEAM w L DOT and DOUG. ~ Philadelphia 44 38 .611 110 co (night) - CUip 14-f!l vs. Rediegs .. ....... ...... 10 s Cincinnati 46 34 .541 810 Herbel (6-3), Senators .,_ .. ____ , .. 7 125LbF.....,. 5 Pi,tsburgh 38 34 .528 710 Philadelphia at San Francisco Indians ............ 1 St. Louis 38 38 .5011 910 New York at Los Ang., night Yonks ...... : .. , .... _ 6 Drawtf'Type Chicago 35 38 .493 10 St. Loolo at ClncinnaU, night Bravet• , ............ 3 9< CU. FT. I Milwaukee ·· 38 39 .480 11 Pittsburgb at Hou1ton, night Red &>x ............. _ 3 Los Angeles 3$ 39 .473 1110 H01181<ln 38 41. .468 12 175Lb. New York 23 56 .295 DON'T ~ADDLE AROUND lf>l YOUR C!LLE"ll • Fr..zer Tllllroday'o ReaaUa cu. FT.oro-rType$499 San Froncisco 8 Pittsburgh S -tiN L•rgtll Refrigerator Fo• St. LOulo 4 Milwaukee S Smolleot Space on the Morkat Philadelphia 3 Los Ang, %, THORO WI!Y · Cincinnati 7 Chi. 0, night Houston 7-New York !; night 'All Pricad wllh You• Old Ref•igtrator As Trade Saturday'• Game• WATUI'l. · YOU MEET THE NICESt .PEOPLE · COMIIN NOWI 232 E. BAlE ... ... . ... .... ,.... • Jnd'Ian_sEscape SADDLES_, The DDBar &Restaurant loel Llc111H loauad ....... !.:..•....... , .......... ..... Golden M Ch111i1. Autilplaile .• u$Eo I IUIT MOTOROLA SHOWER ANYTIME I Close Out eOUTBOARD MOTORS eBOATS e ACCESSORIES e FIBREGLASS .BOAT PAINT I I WY 2-2374 134 Mill St. Mlddloport Save'::SO% The Martin Restaurant Hotpoint SWITCH-TOP DISPOSALL LeglOn • 9•3 • Kill~ lr---------~~--~ NEW & •- IOW'th, and that waslll! Maloning ,Pl1 1 walk to Jack Lohse et Deeded. Rose, IDcldeutoJiy, end 1 home run by Ivan Pow· has 17 hltaln his 1111 112 lrips, ell to down the, Jell 5-S In 1 town lor tonlght'o opener of a ~omesdroy Boys Leoi!Ue game three • pme holidoy weekend ur ay. series With John Tsltouris sialThe mound duel wao between ed to pit<b against Bob Gibson Tom VaughiD, Tom, Sarver ond of St Louis The Red• will go Southern Local's 'f'rl • County Jchn Burl· of the Dodgers hurlwith :nm O'Toole Sawrday and I e~try downed the Logan Legion Max Folmer and 11m Glaze of Joey Jay on Sunday' team 9-3 m a practice same at the Jets. Dodger hurlero liDDed · the Hocklna County Fair· 11 and walked I br • e grounds Thursday evening. while Folmer and Glaze were Southern.jumped into a J.(j wbllllng 11 and givmg up five oecond inning lead, but trailed free paoses._ I - '\"' o.,YV At Wholesale Prices DINNER : ~ ~~ 1 FUR COATS LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE I 1 I ..., Home .Rut Pomeroy Play SOllthern High TakeS Logan 71 ?a 285 41 86 .302 New York 000 000 100- 1 5 S Maizone , Bos 70 2Stl 3$ 76 ·297 ' Houstcn 010 100 •tr- f 1S I bmo, Twins 21 ; AillBon, Twins 21; _Powell, Orioles 20; Wagner, 1 ... _ Dod lndillns: OUva, Twms; catavigen JleJII two l'UIII •· to Twins ell 17 ' cross the plate In the lilt Inn- N-nal LeaPt - Mays Gi- I memben. the Red!' lead to loll In the IBreaoud, 8os I r;"' Beautiful White Qlina by Syracuse After tht I just concentrated had arm trouble or II I'd had on winDing the same." real bad control, but I as Maloney went the dlstanco pitching good baH and 1 knew lor the smth limo this !eiiSOII, 1'<1 keep getUng an opportunity and the win was hls 'ourth in to win some games," Malon· the la•t live decisions. ey said. Jim Kept Confidence Third baseman Steve Boros " I wasn't happy when I was extended hi• string of err6rleas lostng those aames a lew weeks games to 49 and ·he cracked back. But still I . J wasn't wor- 1out a dou6te' besides. The last rymg a lot. I mJghl have II I of Rose's three singJes boosted Menchifil.• crow, Knight, ~h::;e ~~:w ~~;,~in~ilM~:~; Win High Bowling Honors 1 11 Aa o,... Haorllcap .,.nt wW be Hid SolllrGay, JUly ' • o1 lht !"oaatny GoH dab. Tlte --110111 to boll melllll•n IDII • • Desk .Pads 11 :::;::.. I ..!':. Ohi0 GOP urgedt O JOlD . Barry .r:; ·~ ·~''"'· ~ w~w! ' T-- Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mid~l!'port, 0 ., July I , 18ft& Dodgers Edge Jets 5-3 in SET OPEN 'l'OVliNEY ·Redlegs ·Battle Cardinals In ·Three Game .Series at Cincinnati am ~III'IOUI "' •• N.,, Carolina . . ' &lzt . !loa, ..... IIOI!Irrl.U. ..... llooll Oamp and ••l"'!,,Cfl."\I~.Vv~o~:·•..· -_:o.- ~singing the theme aong, " Jesus ary. The crofll !teN made '"'I" (C<Intinued from ony troobie in alate." AltJoftc t!lOIIO wbo ·ntete•l' ~ Dill.- IU. a lllllllli 1 11 ••!I""' - -..L JULY S the Promised Saviour," conclud- craft packa usinJ atlc]q,, cer- . · Pit , , But Columbia, S.C., Holzer ..,_,, "' Ky. 1"11ff• Pomon• Grange will meet at int the twD-week Daily Vacll- amlc material and ot!P Tlllil'ldly nt,ht to 1et I bll:elll 1llll owner I, Maurlllt hourJ :.:.: BIRTHS waine • • Mo. ""'' the Rock SpriniJs Orange hall t1on Bible SchoOl at their acbo er rtleiM. The ocbOol ptentc in lbe Muebltbach Hotel, er expre~J:9ed tl!e leart th~l · ebl!Shll'~. Mrt. onver KtU Mfol. Early 1:. Ha.vm,on 111. 1 ,,... rtti..,_. ,..., Frida) at · p.m. All members 1evement program Tburtday ov- was held !Dday at the Roedolde When -Gtoe Youn1, 11, Jaclt• sbarq With hundreds of other 1 Cheshire Geor e B Sta. JliiOiis 5117 beot Pomouaf"ourt are urged thto enScingh in the Middleport Hiab !>ark brinaina the two weeki Mll2:5lp.m. 'l'buJt. • NOTitl ••1• . presenl or prac11ce o1 e ool auditorium. oeiSJOD to a c1oae. -.·- mov & w10 ...- r 1 doc · Jellrq D. w~ 11 w.,,. ......... •••• ,,. .. ., ... ~. Fifth degree. obop and !Uied the dllirl. reue IJI r-urant St Pt. "'""'""' "-•'-' 111 lt·m:• .. -11106 ••rltl•• ....... Mart· '1'1.~ x· G M So . The achool js ShllDSOnd each But ••• , ... b '"""- ... _ ~• r..-____ ..,ui.MIIIjl .,..... ~ aand.endo llneb. CaldOJ.nta, .ll~ l amma u rorlty r-tuUI ..... IIUCI' ...... GaJU-It• r n-"i.g 19''x 26" ''''""" whooo ,,..,. " ' - " " , 1o sponaoriDI I dance at t h e suJJimor by tht Middleport will· be ·opan to Nfii'OII for tha Coai1 .\oiioa PoaaiWo Q ,......Landlnill'r)' _,,. !II ""llnftW1l will .... Millet tt.llt on MiniS " ·- . I A . u ..• It I u' '"~ '· JOM . .,. , ....., ... tllo4 Pomtr•7 Jr ltllh ochool Fri~na ssDCJa on Wlw rt J!!t, a lpoktlman for tha Elcopt .__ •w Ill r-'..,. omplov,. •-·rin'lrm " Pat•~ w. Va• ,., ,.lltt•• """'f.ntm •• "' coan day Jut• 3 from 8 1 11 p the Rev. Donald Boone of the holll llld ofllr nt~~~Uatlona ment IIICUoa whleh &Oil IntO ef· '"" "' '"'""" vf f'ommon Pleli. Metp County, Ohio ' J • 0 . m . F" t B I" I Ch h ..~ a .,-..... _ no•"• tha -110 w. Va !ttrs Wlllltt pn)'tni rD. d.h'oree. cuttDch or miD· A local ~fOUIJ The VibratiOns Irs ap lS urc serving as , with CO"! NPfiJerltatlvtJ, lW\0• .., uvm _ ..... lUl ~ -~ A, •olive or rhlldrft. and other rtllrf . on thr . '. ' dean •• ; ·~ b th Re 1 'II1 111 Ch1r1oU.VWe, Va., laW thl ............. llbd .!::~....... MMtl4tl I•~ . .. a~s!A.I Y e v. HOW· - _. of w rted J:'l)'* 1 Smith l 1 1 round• 01 ad.\lltery and wllUul ab- will play. It will be welt chapHll<'l! r.ur mot• Ul&ll one year. Said eroned ard Ruppelt, pastor or the First tbt door to I rtltaurant oper.. I n . . • • gjA'TJIIIIDa....... II • .....I t - ;:;:-..l"l..': .'l'~~::..~·•.:::..... ' JUL\ ' United Presbfterian Church. •1114 by Buddy Glover .... IICbllllla, Votina Uli of Gllllda D. htelttr Rt. t 'M"''"' Pom•rny Gorden club will , The children led the proco•• dlOMd lor the 111'11 limo In 27 1)1 o1meCI publlc JIIIIH L, VIIIMtttt - ' W•- ..,,,.ulb, . meet Monday at ap, m. at ••- SJon with Mn. Fred Glbb1 u COLUMBUS (UPI) - With ~ Uoaa IUeb II Nltlurtnll Mrt, !larnanl C. N'lppet Jlld<A"""''' rlt '"'""" ".. · nl · •· a. Gold " - - ' ·' ....,. m·d In ...,_,,_ aon Mlaa t•- I ' ·-·~ ltt home of Mrs. Dor Schaefer p1a st. "'' program wa• open· ~n . .,.rry W11tt'1 dtllle "l quit,'' Glover aokl. "11'1 """' . _·-""' ... · w1• • ......_.. • (7ltl;c10, 17, 24, 31 (I) 7 ell' ~oilu 00 ruoLJc Hu•••• with II'IJ's. E. w. Coates as CD- ed witb the Pledge to the U. S. lor the Repuhilc., pruidentlill l•lnf to be a flnlllclalloll, but projecll. It ~mpowera tha 11- f JlckiOII Mrt. tii(Jib D. CtlbMIODt.I,OIT, e. •• "'' vn•••• •• ,.,..,...,, •••· hostes.. Flag, the Christian Flag and nomination movlnl lion,, lp- doilara and cenll can'ltlko lht toi'DI)' ••nor to 1111 lUll COllrtl ,., ~-~ c 0 D h the Pleds• to the Holy Bible. peat• wert bt1nJ made to the place of ""lnclPitt." actiOn to enjoill lllftlllion ill m.·, ....._ "'·"-·- •-wn .., . -·=- ------ -------~ 74•tlee la Mr••Y linn th•t on thll uw:uuorul ounc BUI terl d JJmb p• bUc f UIU ncl IUJIIIA!W ~IINII ..., IAiJ 1~ ''f. or JaiY ,,.., " " ' ' 0 m • ol America will moet in resu- The (ADvocation prayer wu giv· b~ Ohiothe •Illation to c · Gov. Gtor11 WaHict of Ail· : I<! ~ I 1:11 a.m.; Jllll 1'. down 10 r.~, ·"~. "..,:·~ .!;. ·~~ tor ,..,ioh Monday at 7:30 p. en by the Rev. M. E. Dowoon 1 hlalrd111 aena~~u'ld wqon1 laalllll ehailenaed the c0111tltu· _ tovelid~ ,__ J:IO a.m.; h'tnkllll 1. 40tm "··~····" of M•Jp C.un... Oblo, m. at tht IOOF bail, AU oHi- of Helth Melhodilt Church. w • ert Wlrt ow ..trlble UonaUI)I Of the new law whleb ••• , ....... w •• ,.. o--·p ... p.m..; MO~q liM K ftr tha. nnt •u~.01n11 flaul J••r R 111 · N' tlon .xJ:•ta •"~~~...." • :oN • 10 ~"~'"'" ; "''" are ur1ed to be p~oent ev. Boone announced t h o So · lined th th parmlla eiJ'(Ifl lcctll to Pllb· ThouJh ialutl ita up Grte~p 1:10 p.m.; Mlrk 1011 1 ...,,. ~. ",! ':'~ c~;~·~~~;·M~~ ~ lor installatioo. Putluck r• pro1ram ond introduced the mt, no lip WI e lit Ullnf piaeeo llld ovtrnJ#I!t . "I M. up Grttnup t :IO P-'1'•: Ma11 IIIH"':~,;, o::~••. 9mop c'"' _lroahmonts will follow tbe meet· ande•, their teachers, and helP" .enotor, said thlo waa the ldnu IICt!OmJnodiUono provlouaty de- promlllellt elvll rltbta jor down Gl'tlllup 12:&0 a.m.: '" •· "· '" IIIJ, en. First were the Nursery ol bondw..on ptychOIOCY thit otecl them, wllmed that almple Chtrolttl up Gretnup 1:40 a. -~ . - - - -Children's group led by M ... c~uld be e>peeted wnlll • COD· WAIIIto indicated he wnuld of the Jaw did not mean that m.; Sally AM down Grtollup v SENTIN~"l RllTUilNS TO BASE Shirley Mills, a15isted by Miss d•date approaebH victory. llaht tho iocislaUoo throueh tho Noaroea Would now bt 1 a.m., ln4J•na down a, 1 a, ,, . . ~~ It Derold Graham returned to Sandra Bunoe, Belay Cunning- Othera, aupportlnf lbt ltnl- courta. to ..thetr luU rlghll. m.; Brlmltone Clown 32 Ia m , 011\'QtiD _TO INTIUn Of his u. s. Navy bose in Cllilor- ~m and Ann Criner. They '""I tor, said thet Goldwater Wll "My po•tUon on _thio btU lo ' ~o law II ae)f-lmplemtDt- AUdrey J. dOwn U, a:io a:m:: LY 1-4550 11111&1 MAlON ARIA cia. His wife hao remained with . Jesua Lovoo Me" accompao- certain to be nominated. Tht)' well known," Walltct llid. "I lnf, llld ltoy WiikiJI1, John X 11p !jl l·to •L1 her mother. Mrs. Joe Caroey, ied by Miss Karen Bachner. 1 felt could, by IDIIOUnclna belltVethe leglolatilln lo uncon. Uve lft!retary of tho er :- i4S St. AtheM 1 instead of for the funeral of The Kindergarten elau pre- , for .he !tenltor, auarllltet hi• ltitutlonll and if unchll1tnKed Aaoalatlon for the m. Bill OM drnrrn MfldlhJ 1 ;-'~ llo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!l!!!l!!!ll!!!!!l!!!!!!!!l!!l!l!!!!!l ~';"'"' "' "''"'"" " ••m"" her mother M". Joe Carsey sented lln&tr playo demonotrat- I nomination. They add 11 would wlll r01ult In the deotructto.. Of menl of Colored 30 p m Frieber er •u 1 sl'or;:·::.::.-:':!1 ' : as was reported earlier. ' . ing (1st week) Planting the • lndlviduai liberty and freedom (NAACP). He uld the Mt!lcW.i a·so p m . I warren ·~• . . . .eond c••• -.mne l G~:~rden, A Shepherd Boy, Thr ~~wl e w nher,., •Y ·-t""' o in tbJa naUon. tion wu prepared to pma Houlllnd don 4•10 •Hiir V ••• ..,,,. " "'m•ro•DUNCAN GETS POST Ark, end My Promise hi h oe with the !no durina the "It ahould and will be telled compllan~ "ev011 ill the face • · O'""C · M t•-~· a.... . ' w c next four y~lrs of atubbom lltanc " 8 m., 't'J!ol Up e uuu 2:30 p. p. ,.,... , -"""' ~''"'"'''"' NEW YORK !UP! I - Mark tcld the story of Noah's Ark. What ouccen · Ooldwlllor lllld In the c~urts on contlitutiOIIal lndl ted ' ; e. ut m.; Pamela ' D. dOwn Meldlhl ••"lftt"! Klmil•ll. Inc.. Ul u ••,... Dunf'an. former defensiw They were led by Mrs. Beulah •Will arounds. el thl AACP would 1:30 p.m. c•~.:;:,.:·~~v coach ~ith the San F.rancisc>o White. Mis• .Jeanette Crooks ~;::~:•:l:reo~:~inc ~::: :~ lummned For 8lpln1 phil~ ~tfol"tl to Win _ OaWpoJia Dlba _ Queen City Forty Nmers. was appomted to- (2nd week), MJOI Patty Plckenl, Ohio delegation was the hotte!<t Before lakin& off for hla camp lance-not court Iaiii. up 4 p.m.; A. J. Pitton up 10:· - '!'" ,,... '" ....... ,, ,.., day to the post of supervisor of Mrs. John Fultz ltst IYOOk) topi ound rowo thll .,..k ranch at Johnson C1ty, Tn, lot Maol Pasb Implemenlallon 10 p.m. · Ellet'CUif down 3•30 !;!'lr.,..,. ~ 6fflc., tu.u.. ••• officials of the Nationa~ ~oot- MI.ss Karen . Bachner and Mrs. Thec 1:nswer robablu the July Fourth weekend, J 1hn- James Ftrm!r, D.ltlonal a.m. i &way up 4 I.Ul;. J 0 b '.-".' ., .,.,..,., n~,.. ••mutM .,,,., bRII League by CommiSSioner Elizabeth Fu:~her. not be know Pt"l th 'd 1 son !Utnmon~d govemmerlt of- rector of CORE, declartd • -..ld "-an ..~~_..., _, ,,.;. • ,.,.~, .... ,c. T . n un I e e egaciv'l . htt bJJl is 110 . *'"' WN ~ uu...-•• • ·""' ...... ,., ma1511,; ~ ..r.. Zimmer up 6 a.m.; '11telma .' t.r•"•...,_ ;·~- mon~ tut . , Pete ~ozelle. He replace!! Joe he Prunary Class had' pre- tion meets in San Franciaco 1 flcials, congressmen and white ~~ ng "'"''""' ,..,. "'·"' ,,, .,..,.. Kuhanch w,\'o reoigned last ' pared ~lacardo carryin~ out the lew hour• before the COIIvtfltlon and Nearo loado!'l to the Whlll fill and told Necrou II down 8 a.m.: Charles K. up ..~,, "'" .,..,~. "-IL February to gecomo coach of school theme, led by Mro. sara openo July 13 _ Houoo lor tho ollflllna ceremo- be up to them lo Pill l!, Into &o a.m. the Philadelphia Eaaies. Daune Owen, Mi•• Chrlltlno Th•t caucuo could be of rna- ny. Tltt l'relidtnt ttebod bll ~=cl~t, JM!I'~PI by I long, Kaaawh _River _ Bohr, Mrs. Marjorie Walburn, jor important.. or it mtaht be nama on the bill five hour• of. Ilona mmar of domonatra- up Winfield 2 p.m.; Chris Jr. M•ss Maraha Bowles, Miss Sus- only a routine meetlnl for ter tho Houn votecl Ill final Bui up Winiieid 3:40 p.m.: L u ~ an Slater and Miss Diane Van handlna out crtdUJUal• and oth- P11••••· 2119 to Ill, one year 1 1tvtn 11 a iliiiC lti'UIIIIe Jane Lueaa ilown Winfield Cooney, f1' .ouvenira to lht deteaaU!l, and two weeki altar It waa in. ;~,,:npleme=~~tlon p.m. ; 'Merrlil down Winfield Rev. Boono introduced the 1 GoldwaU!r ha1 the nomina- ll'?,dUced in Conareu. ' the ctment the p.m.; W. H. Shll'er, Jr., down teachers and h,Jpe" and prt- ~on 11mred by Ilion, II would Tilt. act Ia 1 dlaJJenae to touahi!Jt civil rtghta blii ainee Winfield 10:20 p.m.; Helen Z, sented eactJ with · a nower In ool makt much dllfereort wbll all of uo to 10 to work IJI our :econttru:::dl;•~ a down Winfield 10:41 p.m.; SuorecognitiOn of their wortt tht Ohio does. llalal and communlllol, In our ay Wll I or aii'Otl. all Lane up Winltekl 10:50 i,- DIJL Y - -past two weeks. He al.. recog· 1Jom01 and In out btarta, to "CbanJO, IWift and ctrtlln, II m., Gl•ndora dawn Winfield . NUDo.-.. to_.., 1nized the oecretary 8orbora oUmlnaiA! the lut Ytltlltl of upon 118," uld Rep. Charlet L. li6 p.m.; o. F. Shearer up Wi,;. cetlvtnl....t Ttrml I Hoffner and asllislflnt Ellen Haw ln)Uotlct In America;'' Johlllon Welllll!r, ().Ga., who tumod hil field 4:35 a.m., Maril)'IJ M. up I ley foJ" their help and cooperai laid. beck on atll'l!iltlonilll lJf hll Winfield 5 a.m.; J. s. Lewta up Uon. He praioed the stall mo.mAnd he boldly announced born. llaiA! to vote "Yea" on the . bers and asked for continued Whet Waa to comt: ciYU rl&ht.l bill Thurlllay a!· I,;;.;;;.; help from parents and intereot"My fellow cltlzeno. We have thouah he oppooed It orJlinatly. FURNITURE CO. •d people for n .. t year'oachoot ooma to • Umt o11a1Un1." "WI can offer r01tatanct and t, MASON, W. VA. l!ev . Ruppeit lOVe the Offer: • . Dr. MorUn Luther Kin1. dolianct, with their harvest of tory prayer ond explained that who at~nded the aiJntnr cfte· strife ond tumult , , , or we - ~~-=the offerinr would be uaed hot weathar oupper Wll m011y, oaicl hia Southam .:hrla- con a•knQWJedgo IIIIo moaaure A - ----~-- · 1 ward the weekday reli~ious r: planned for July II when tbe Uon IAaderahlp Conference 11 the law of the lind, WI Cllll ~II Mak-AII Mf141elo &ram In the county Rev rJ;, Syracuse Llllliel Auxiliary of would !tat compHonct with the accept tho verdict of tile nason and Rev , Rup,.;lt di~trib ~- the Volunteer Flrt O.pt., mot bill in the South altw a brief tlon," the Southern lopalator & ed the perfect ottendanc u • In vmaae hail Monday nllht, "oper.Uoo dlilloaue" in which concluded, tilicateo to tho studen; cer- June U. It hoped 10 obtain pledge• to I.-~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-._. WY 2·2215 ,~..,. WY 14769 have attended each IOIJJlon ~ho The pro•ldl!llt, l!:ilfftt Clark comply !tom lkluthern leadl!l'8, I' .01 I. Moln It, Po~t~et.y Third •••• the lwo-weeko, or preolded ond lid the group in partii!UiariJI bualneumen. Mrs. Donald Boone ~ ted the Lord'o Prayer, and pitdlt Then, KIDJ slid, "operation 1 her JUnior claso In 0 vesper n to the !los. 1 impl•montaUon'' would to Into vice which included pra er •••· Minutes of the la•t mMtlna 1effect,_ and recalcitrant towns - Oaup reldlntsJ oms, "I Must Claim Y Ch were read by the secretary and c1ties could expect "dra· Dam 18 5 12 1 runnlnl ENJOY Now," and "God's Promt.; ~~ Ada Stack, and Agnes White otic moves." feet "" r~liers, Pomeroy • Mas- II Johnooo Ur1eo Coulton on 20.81, Pt. Pltounl 2ue, I They concluded by •lnging ~~- i'_ve !.he ireasurer'o report. , 1 era! son&o including "Thanlt Nme members anowered roil IJke Gov. Wallace of AlaHintcn .&e, kanawha Fall! .llll 5-l'c. l'lact~ SeHing 16.95 ~ 0 ~· Lord,", "Holleiu " and call. .. " bama, Oov, Paul Johnoon of Charl•ston of!k London, Ma.r- !I GIVe Me Od." Othert In the The hot weather •upper on MlltisiiPpi reallted nesstlvely met l1lld Wli(ll~d dam• wert i department a"lotlna wm Miao the 18th will be In the audlloJ'o to enforcement of the bill, on the siHs~ ' I Candace Bohr, Mrs. Edith Me- JUm of the school w•th servmll warning there are "tremendoul Boat m~ '-"' WITH US ; Neal, Debb1e Grueoer, Jim llut· to begin at 6 p, m. PJ'O(fedl danprs" and urt11n1 Nearoes OIJio JUver ~ No• Martlhl! cher, Mrs. Fred Olbbo, M 1i • wdl be a•ven, to the firemen to IO tlo,w in t..tina. ville dowp ~~'- 2~5 •. m.: Jell-. 1Th•lma Robi1110o (lot week) lor the new fire truck. Marie Otherw1oe, Job n 1 on oald, boat up 17, -4:SIHJ.m.; St. Marys and Nancy KU., (2nd week) Rber, chairman, Mildred Pl•r- there would be "nhooUc days" up 18, 3 o.nl.;' John Hood dD'II'II 1Junior High Girto were ueber: ce, and Ado Slack wert nam- In his de•p South• aimoal cum· 18, 4:40a.m.; Vulcan down 18, ottes and were in charae of tht td to the tupper committee. ~letely unintetll'aled alate. 5:45 a.m.; Edeena Bosworth up Route 7 Middleport, 0. i offering, Sympathy and get >fell cards Southern reataurateura indi· 18, 7:30 a.m.; Onward up 19, Pollowina the btnodlcUoo b were •ent. cated, howeVer, that many ol 4:JS a.m.; Eooo Pennlylvlllla , Rev. Dowson, the ochooi retu.:. l Marie lllzer and Clara LIV· their number would comply re- up 19, 7:30a.m.; Eliahe Wood1 , ed to their ctaoorooms In h 1 onder, ho!IIOMea, otrved , .. lluctanUy with the bill w~lch up 20, a a.m.; Valley Tran• 1 1 centro! buiidtn 8, ttev, Boone •I· ' fi'Oihments to Syllr•• ZWilling, apen1 the door~ or their estnb· porter up 20, S:4S a.m.; Jerry 1 i •o expresood ht1 apprecietlon i i!Iiten Clark. Afneo White, Ed· H•hmfnll to Neii'Oei lot the Bosworth up 20, 5:20a.m.: Ran· . for the help of Mr. L. W. Me- •th Hood, Ado Siatk, Naomi firlt lillie, 1.,. up zo, 1 a.m.; Stall City I Comas and Mr. Harold HUb· London, Mildred Plerct and "We hlvt no alternative," up 23, 1 p.m.: National up u,' :::::~~S::S::S::~ bord and Mr. Wilkie. kllll, • •11, rTony Pierce and VI,. said the ClfotiJa AH~aurant AI· 7 p,m.; CathY R. down 21, 1 p. 1 11 111 --- -~-Preced1n1 the PrGtll'lm 1 n d · following parents and friend ----' ~ viewed the craft, display in th: I MET 8SIGN COLLEGIAN various claiSroomo with tho jun. I o·~fEN, _IJIIh IUPI) -Jon ior boya octinl 15 hoots On di I, a ,. • loot. 175-pound . ploy were Bible b. ki s- ooUlelder who hit .467 this sea· oo eta, I son at Weber 81ala Collllt Early Americ1n I croedOOes, anlmalo of the ork, col- •llnod ThuNday with lilt New (h•rm I or net soap ho.tders and jow· York Melli. Hrl to undttstood to elry boxes and b~rdfeedors. The have l'!colvett a bonul in lht Authontle otrllnl keynot01 'VIAlS OF IXP&RIINCI jewelry ~x•• mado by the jun· vicinity of 126,000. ... bones. pits, corncobs lhlo •ll?•rblf e..lnnred Moare shredded easily in 1 torolo tnodtl wttb llllltr Hotpoint Dltpoaall ;r.£•~~.;, I ( _J 'JfeqJSouth ~ ~ Btble School Achievement Program ; • ,. ·· sc0llacI Appnllimaltly 200 ddldrttl lor cliiiOI will ... pOll to the Facm Teats and their U!acherl joined In residents of lbt cOmity IDform- _"-t!CII '"' "'!'-· ~-. • . s-iDaui~ntlnel; Pom-y-1\ftddteport, o .. ~_s_. 1964 1 2~0 Pupils, TeGC~ers Pres~t. . .:'. &.tal ' ~ ' Cowqnt ' 1/2 PRICE (& REED HOWE. ' ' Ml..~pcMt. PORTABLE PORTABLE Phli In •ny 110 outlet. Plug in any 110 outlet. Thermostat • Air Vent. Rooril. S118·00 · FOR FREE ESTIMATES LY C ' 7,000 BTU Ideal FOr One Limited · Quentities & Colors fihoM Pt. I'IHNnt 460 "' luM·ae·R 4,000 BTU o. H&RF_··-. :102 N. 2ND AVE. �I ' '' I' &-:-ball~ Sebtlliet, l'>o1llft0rtlpddleport, o ., July a, 1~ New Memlln;ltlp Church Youth (itO~MMs \118-111. '!be eonYenlltll 1111 CtJt·dlare Arril'l!d At IIKir Spring• trtnSfemd !rom Columl!lla • . Cincinnati and NYtral ""'"'·! Mrj. A~rt ltollih, preoldehl loon of th• Middleport of the AUilllary ot Feeney-Ben- plan to attond. nett P""t Amerle811 Leaoon. Ia annooinclng lhaf new member· At tho roc•nt .. ~:n ip cards for 1965 are in and new officers h~ld &t members are urgl!(f to pay the Mr>. l!:dward Speno•r was 'II'; dues before th• department ,. on• of thooe attending the CQtwentioo to be held J"ly 2+ joint meeting. I!II!J1 ABIM!tl, IW*ihltiott dlo~ e 45 INTfRNATIONAL IALIR .e SO INTERNATIONAL BALER e 400 INTERNATIONAL TRAaOR e 35 FERGUSON TRACTOR Rocine, 0. SentiileJ Church News Middleport by •nnouneemetlt. Mill!. WILUAM FIFI! Mrll ADen Kttopp I• improv· ina sliaht11 a!tor bein11 pitallz.d. l!loe Ia I! the home her daughter and aon-in-law, Recettt auests of Mrs. Jamea and Mrs. John Full!. AIIIO Murray were her l"andlon lnd osslill·l r•~11•, Mr. ~• ' 4 s. R!•hard ing in hef care lite het "1b1Bb·l .... ' GIJQ " " • "' Ward ond ·"!!•ters, Mrs, William Sllolsher "'' won, Rlcky , 8her• Mrs. Jliil'illi j0~te~. tlf, Mike Ill Rl¥ensftod, W.Va. Hef IJ'IIiddaughtet, Ca· Mro. Harold and tby LoWe or lllvertiWood li Ill 1. Malft '""'',., Melinda ~~lld~IJII!.!I~hl!l!w~eek~wt~tb~he~-~~~~~~~'!'!1!~~ arrive Friday to the !" . r, I . weekeM witlo her lllrs. Allen Knr;p while Mr. and Mr•. John Fultz and children, Marc and Anita Marie, ate in bela· till ... ware for tne holiday Wtc!kend. t •na S•• ·~ McCtrlttlk lmernetltllll' II BY FARMERS" We ate proud of our freedom ••• whether It 1Jtl fteed~llt llf •Jn!eeh, fteedom of assembly (the ayes have ot), freedom of the prl!!is, or freedlitn ot religion . .Of all theoe, we slug1 "Let freed~Jn rlllt!'' Freedom of relir;Jon 11 not the property of the clergy, but of oll the people, Every schoolboy knows that the Conotitution says so. It ruarant4!1!8 t¥el!dom of worship . , , freedom to honor God according to one's owh conscience. It lo a precious t~ft. How you . worship is, 1/0ill' business! That rou tml$t worship, ah, that s God's busines1l Choose the church to ho~or God with your fellowman • , , thankinr Gdd fat tills wonderful privllere. For, .., often In otlter lands, such worohip i• forbidden and ilutlawid, Sui~ day !& lfiB dar I Make it your da)' 1 Field Hcsrvettlt ••••asu,.,••• Athon..,.ll! LY 3·1682-WY 2-1270 DICK STERRET Gallipolis 446-33'11 •lid CLYDE WALKER 'I 11 I _;:Ifllit M . . . Ni¥tflllllil !liHIS, i.t. I •• ·• ... v.. I MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Sign of Quality ' \ I will go up In smoka,·· IT'S HERE I ~ANDMARK'S BIG BIG Dr. Roush fo I nsta/1 new \ Pom.,oy, Ohio •..,.•••.•• g 1 ':;;::;:=:::::::::::1 topic,ChansJng "Colnlnunlty And 1'he City;•Ceniet with ocrill- Iii FUEl@ CHIEF HEATING OIL aware," was the topic of t h P program pre8el)led by M r s. l John Sauvage.· OUting the business session 31 shut-in calls were reported. I Mrs. L. L, Jloush was welrom~ as a new member. Plans were mode !or a piellic at the Syraru,. park, August 5, at I 'rwo poems, "I Am Thnk• ful," •hd 1.'Spenc:iing Your Life," wete read by Miss Marcia Kart to close the meetln&, alter which r~eihm.~tll lftte ll!i'Y!d bf the haste" to II members and I one guest, Mrs. Helen Damfo INIIIf, Hero's why many of fO'!I' .....hlocon od up lor 011r Mr~ Wllf too We ProYid•r ..... M lfoM1 TRACTOR lALII fuel P•Yme-ata out ..,., ao. nate t*• CALL US TODAY GALLIPOLIS 446 4233 Dlstribut.t byt ,. (·,: . .flhone WY24l61 . ; tI . '~ . -. .' HOYflS SOHIO SERVICE WILSON'S LAUNDROMAT ~ Pomeroy Sup;ort tbe Churoh ol Your Choitf Coan Operated Laundry & Dry Cleanin& 3117 W. Main HEINER'S BAI<!RY Pollitt., BAUM LUMBER CO. Bokm of Good Bread ~ lllllldor• ahd lluildlhl Supplies Cheater, .Ohio Huntlncten, W. Vu. Ph. 985·:1005 A. OrypN,._ X& KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. Chlsttr, Ohio $244 lo Clltilc $3" :DVIWVPJII XGFU."-OWRJ':ZVI ZRX8 y; t ..,.. Vr)'pk¥»Le: !r!"EA»P"A""SiWII•&.,.& mOitl8 M FOR THE WlLL. ):OT FOR 'lHI: XIN&J. _&w•••a ...... Tw'o LocationJ Pbr Your Convenlttnee WY~-3~116 8ytl<uH WY 2-39Bt V. D. EDWARDS STAR SUPPL'Y CO. INSURANCE AGENCY I'Atm tiui llA.ltll'NAR£1! $219 Foot i:VK HARDEN'S GROCERY and MARKET U Cullic FHt _ _ $215 '' Cubic ~lit 21 Cu~t Foot • XOXKO VI "002'KUPII.T :IYKKZV, Whttl Bllanrilii·Auto Glan-Brah Senlce Pb. WY a.311.. Pomeroy CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN &COUNTRY I UPIIGIIT FREEZERS RICKARD'S ALIGNMENT SERVICE «t rtn'l dAN I ·. SURI M1.L 1RADII :-11-<Z OPTOMETRIST Office Ronn: 9 to 12, 2 to ~!CION at No011 011 Thun. - East Court St.. l'b!lll!roy Ml"'ttvlllltfft~M.; .. ~ ?a •;;; DID YOU KNOW 9 Tho! t Fl'ft Dellvety to Miles tFininclng A~alldtl ,, La••• Prt~!l Qloillty rtorhttdti •t liWdlijjatt fiT ·n 'iffi'P 1 - 5'% T Ul.UJ. tllttJGS .- 't!'• ~ All PO<tGra Prt..rtptlons w·• .,.. Mlldlt!liton, Cbto Piton• WY J.Uii M. l.cond til. P;miii'GJ DUKE ClEANUS A••· 7 _ " i " ' SWISMIR I tOHSE ·v...· t:.=':.~:::;~== l ~.l~ild1'1-- I'T. fli.IASANT--GALLIPOUS Middleport, Ohio Wool :lklih .St. IJNJIII ......,.,..,,..,, Alit tJI TODAY "' THif'JIE IN ITOCJt l I .. CITY ICE & PUlL CO. MIDDLEPORT $2!! COMIIMAfiON 'IIIIlS Y.. fin4 then hea4._.. MIDDLEPORT WY 2-5116 Dodt• - bart - Dodr• Trucks llldateporl I ' plait th•f t.fa . . . .,. TINY'S FOODLAND Raclnf gTe.-day recorda ,. Cubic h.r - - - $t91 Cubic F~ $~t5 Cubic Foot CMII.c Podt $2- l'h. MIIDh Sl' 3-~593 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS ·co. '! GROWING 13 Cubic Foot - $235 · PAOGIRAMS 15 Cubic Poot. $285. • w, Do Qur GWIIkM• ' - - - - - . . . . . . . . 1, 1:r AutoMatic dellverl• Duecl. eli lll .. lld Middleport IINATION SfiiACI YOU iU'r. 15 17 21 23 STARTING ANO oeo tuol Chtot Healing 011 Eo!tblllh~ In 11104 Wo•l Cofudtbia, W. Va. .I UNI¢0 CHIST FRIIZDS . WY 2·2844 "Tab Someoni To Churc-11 This Wuk" JllllttEZI., RiiJI"-IG.RAfOR dllt cOM- POMtttOY ··Member HD Greenhouse WY 2-3402 LIEVING' COAL COMPANY ICI f:IUIAM FREE FOR iACH CUatC PC)Ot OF WY 2·2550 WY J.l- ·P~ING AVt. liFE' 10 ~tmt.fMI, budgol GALLON Mlddlttiort GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. "FREE" V• fULTON· THOMPSON 1H0 Llhcoln St. ~ FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES 1/ ICE CREAM LOWEST PRICES PRQYil:D * Wltltfllr P•nonaliaed •.,.lo to . . . . COIII)IIlel * n. <Mpoinda~lo .... perf-an• ., ·t •x ••"T S.l. OHIO'S 81GGIST AP'LIANCE DISPLA'1 AT ture taken from Revel~tiOils "i\ VIsit To The hood HOOle At Wilmington, ,.m. Call us for the most heating service In town .------- I • BALER TWINE . .........,.. ........ :• 3~requently ~ WILLIS ANTHONY Pl\JMBING .· IL~EATJNG I NOW MAX WAitt Phiine WT-2·2115 With the hope It will, in somP riiPMUriJ1 foster and help lUI• ttl.in tlint tthlch ilgobd in futnl/y nnd rornrnunity life• thi; fen• ture u lpDmored by th4! luulneu firma arill otganisatiom · f•• Suggr Run Flour Mills Aota 1:1-11 wh611! name• tipJ1Mr bPlotb• Wscs O.UJ -Ct An IONDI!FUL PBIVILBII .. t. PIR HOURI::_ FOR FARMERS 1 P••' CHOP 40 TON' FARM LOANS eWt<*, c. o .' He/J eJ-scl"'y ' THE PRODUCTION CREDIT -. WAY! Anlf, TH ~•aU. JUly s. Wlrung 1 olfleet ill . . . 111111: litv . L, t.n. Jlllll>r: llot>en Lewis, IU pl. Sund•1 10 a. m. iltl¥ ho ~ 30 a. m. Morning Worship ing : Io:30 a. m. SUnday SdooiJt, Su~y 7 p. m. Youn1 Pooplt'l Bethl·-illll Jl!llllt 8mtby 81!116111: r ~- m. IY· Legioo: 1:110 p, 111. Uldlllil 111inJ qrvlco; 'l'hurlday, 7:30 lfleelinl: ThursU7, I ID J t. dies Home Le~: 1 p. m. p. m. Prayer meeting. clas.'!es: no p. Ill. llible ltudy, prayer meelinfl. Olher services WorlcJhop on ~-~- -- Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·ltiddleport, 0 ., July 8, lllllt I n !herty l!laekston, song leader, II!CI "llol l.brd.'' "If VOU'r~ Hat>Py," llld "Roeki My Soul," .Iter. whl h e••h ..,. ... c •c memuot rPad an artieI~. The llteetlfia ~losed with tlil! IO'Inl"• of 1 11'1 • eft..1hl It 1• ' 1ndBa •u P c •• • te!J<!at1ng lhe MYF befledlotlbH, Atlendlrig were !Ht!..., ri&llll!ll •nH SUzann~. !Jditha lihd I above Roger Pil!'tlow, Sh~rllil 1!1'8\t· I ley, Becky and Mity Lou Radlord, Marla Gru..er, COhilie Radford alid Rlllldy Sheela. lo liliW AFinancial Plan -~"Sure ' ·About Mr. and 1\!ro, Pearl !!Uris .,. "'-e·shire, ar• anoo1ilicln1 ... ' the marriage of their daucbo ANN Cii!ILER llf1 Joan Lent.., 1o Pvt. Wll· NEW HAVEN - Mt. and 111111 E. File, son of Mr. and Mr1. William J. Clils!er ol Mrs. Lewt• Fife, also or Cbeoblre, 1\t, z, The bride Is a New Haven, W. Vo., are an· 11164 graduate ol Kyger Creek aoPaciQJ lilt •naaremeat oDd Hllb IIChOOI and Pvt. Flit 1, IJIPI'GI<hlnr lbarrlace ef tbelr , 1111 lfldlale ol MtddleJMirl dadlhter, Aun FrUI!eo, HI•~ !Cbotl. The Rev. 0 , H. Wtuiam W, Garfield, ..., of can! performed lite double Meyer Garfield, aod lbe late tina ctremMty at btl hOme on Mrs. Garfield, of Garden C~ ty, Leag hlmd, New Yei'k. Arrcin~ment• Jdnt 11· Tile .. w. Mn. Fife The R••· and Mrs. M.S. ;, plaow to join her bUsbiDd •• Dowootl ond ,-•-, Mw."'"s and I The weddln( wl I be an ••· m~ uuuooa 001 •• h• eomp1•tea ..• 1• DWight, attend.a thf Olsttlrt ent ol A•auot 1, at ll:lt p. ...,. .. sc~oollna at Fort Sill, Okla. M' · · k J k m, in lbe 81. Luke's catbolk: A work•hot> on fi!IW'<r OT· miSters' picnic at La e ac ·• Church, Caruelgie, Pa, rangementa llall lll!lti !ill~ the oon near oak Hill Moriday. Miss Chisler is a cradaate Cheoter Garden l!lub met We<:~ Nifty Stltclti!rl 8FC and Mrs. Cleo kerns and of Waltamo Hlp ocbool and nesday evening al thi! Cl!e;t.; Ate Enterltllned daughters, Judy lnd Poggy, of or the St. Josfjlh School ol Methodlotrhilr~h willo Mrs. Wll' Mrs. W. II. Drake entertain· Fort Behftlng, Ga. are s~hd· Ndtl_lea. Sbe attettde-. Du- lt. Frost 81111 Mrs. Robert Wood ed the Nifty Stitchers club Wed· , lng a IS>day ~l•it with hor ~DHIIO UftiYerslty II Pitts· a• hostefte!. neoday .,ening. at her home I mother, MIS W11llam Robson. burgb, AI pte10at ne Is emMrs. Woodrow Mora, pl'ef!i· Rock Spring• Road. The even· Mr. ~."" Mts. Verhon R.Oi!·its I ptoyed at Mercy Hospital In dont, was in charse of ! ~ • ing was 'P""' socially aDd In aM fai11Jiy rJI Oak . 'IWt Us trtdliiy .. , Plltsblrgb. Mr. Garfield Is a meeting wnlch opened with the se1•ing afler which relre•h· Yosited recently with her Ptlr· 1r1duole of the Pliln Jl'leld, dub collecl In unison. followed· Jllellts we1·e served by !he ho,t· ells_, )Jr. and Mr!!, Charles N. J. Hlg• . le~oel, and 11 edt- b.v devoti<ms by MrR. Wood. The .,.. Benn.tt. ptoyed by Ill• Efflclncy Ill- ver.e or the month was read fre<enl "ere Mrs. William Mr. ~M Mrs. HatDid llt'llineat Colllpany, · 'oy Mro. Wyatt Chadwfll. llartols, Mr.. Jack Warner, l\1rB. daughters, Mary ltuth ~ad 1'/lnet<'flt rlll!lliberli i'!SpOnded Lllwl'l'nce Smith, Mrs. Max Fol· Jo1 hilv~. •~ tliflr this ;;:::::;;;::;;;;;;;;;;:::;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;~jlo roll call with a patriotic mer, Mrs. Hu1h Bearhs. Mrs. w~k the1r htecfs, tluiiogltt. Mrs . .iluel fiidenour l lierilorl lli•on, Mra. Carl MIM>rc . allil JUII Wfdtl!head oolf: ill~di~l and Mrs. Cluidwell attended and Mrs. George Korn, VIlle, 1bursda)' Mr. · lhe CheRHlre Garden club tea l ~r took the . lill'ls to Cliffiden arid repni'!A were given. PLAN PicNIC Pitk 111 HUit!lltgtllt! with a plc'Sumrner La\9if Cote Can Be 'the Chl!llter Home nlc held tlHrOtitil. I Made Easy" 19aa the topic or!stration Club will have a Mr. ind Mrs. Elm~r Millet Rur MelfS G1ndrol H"JIItol lh~ paper presented by Mro. lor members and their ramllies and daugfil!n, Colltli~ and Sha_ rl Catl Kautr. Many bliautllul ar· It the Rock Springs or Wooster ar~ !IJ<!hding lhe !toll· h1UC rang@tfl .. nt• W'te made durins llunday. t p.m. Anyone day weekend with his parents, the workshop with f!acil tfiOn1· ed In joining the club II . ber makjng suggt!stions. rome, l!eftt'Shrnentl carrylrtg out the patriotic lh>me was servPd !.IOIIGE RETIRJ!js 10 yelro a~o your h<>u~ b~ lhe hoste!se! at !he close of . CLEVELAND (UPI) :- Frank may havf bttit tt'litth . 1\1one. ~RD • pound "c~nter of 113,000 - tocllt'i_t 11\ay ,. lh! ·meetlnJ. 1' '"" "'" Cleveland Browns, an. I '" ho '"'tth'tiS,ilOO! ·II"bot oboill ~·t fW• lirlt.tnmmcrd . Thursday that ioe ~., •nt•P Chtcll ~ now i rO!IIrlnJ from the National Fool· fot fire lnsu11111('e that ball League to d•vote all hi• measurn up to today's lime lo huRinot• tnttrest!l In va I ue of yq~r homf rr CerS San F.ranci•co. He played 1n cllftt~ Wlih Notl~>~•ide Plans were made for the Inth<- NFI. for seven :-tho company •ith ,.,,.. staUation of offlcero by Dr. il•"' It ,,,. ,.•• L. Roush durilig the wor·•hiroll s~rvlct! llilnday mothl1141, 12, wllen the WSCS of ill> S.r•ll CUll! Methlldlst chutrh met W~d-11 WYi-WO ttesdlly evening at tho home 115 I. 2M 1'4HMtoy Mts. William Eichinger. .--,. Mt!. Elchlriget, presldelit, oonduc~ tile theetlng which 1 Dpetoed wlih devotions by Mril. No Motter Wh~ra You Live, J:)ln'l luy Until You SH IITUL rill 1111111~1 CtiPAil ··~ .,.••' Hom• Offlu1 C•l~~mbut, Qfl;. Royal Thomas, using as het Phon• WI 9-3202 -- eo.. atam. Morris Equipment Co. Purl St. ' llil! ~lit lli~IHa or the Rock Sprlnp M@tllilillat. Youth . l"ellGM!tip llundoy ..,..,. lng· at till ehurch. lle\oalleli• by Mt;. ltugli I Bearhs, counselor, opened the I · meeting and methbers ansWered roll oil! with 11 tllllt!Dry verse. At lhe next meeting, members are to ho¥t a Blbl• verse for roll call atid a ''Who Am I question" for the proo .---_ FOR SALE f---.. --------- Aiiwmi And POM!MOY FLOWER SHOP ' "ttOfiU till ALL ocdAiltlKi" GUARANTEES .. all buttons .re replaePd on vonr laundf!J11d sh&rtl • we will laundry • 3 Shirts ~r•• cf Chg. ilar, tlullilrli~t A W. M61h ' j ~ - St. Paul's Lutheran Church �, ' ' " Want Ads Are Worth AGood Look·· You'll {ind Dozens Of Bargains Below! ~~ Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 3, !964 Busineu Services l.vt Gr•r:aer, Pli...tfii _. WANT AD fA#'"\ el INFORMATION ' ~ M P u~. .... uo . I I'III':S Oa' S.r..,.-. t'vOih••UOfl 1W YlflftfiiiO" n <•M<Iilf1p II flO fit " \11"10><1.11\ 2 S~NS QUALITY Ilk ~~n p>«1 ~-,, 011\ M \l,ftl 11 ",_... Pomeroy Motor Co. ea.. r ..ea •n• rlllh' !.nea l owner with low mileage, good tires, 326 t'U . in . VB en gme, automaiJc lrans Ht•d bucket seats and vin yl m!PJ ·ior. ._.,,. Red ovr•-r ll.l!:to \.' 1 A I"IUI"\!1 rr.t-- punh~l'l<'l '' ed.J• oJ ...,1~1'1 ~.r>'fiP •rl• 1 ~m("(l ' •• ·lsraeU border patnll ·Darbashia \'\'ednesday ...U • TEL AVIV, Israel. (UP!) - United Natiom l!uee team· ... Syrians firing across tlle bor· peartd oo the sceoe. der wounde<l lwo Israeli no.:derl,..;. ' 1111 guf\l"ds.- and a tractor driver near the aettlement of Ashmora Thursday, an Israeli mllltary spokesman sllid. He said Syrians also fired oo 1 FOR SALE - All cleetr"ic home FOOD MARKET _ IJu• to Ill $11.:i00. In New flaven , W. healtll, we are offering for Va. 5 rooms, bath, buill . In sale ou1 bull>lness, Racine E:Dd vou sewer croutvet kitchen, garage, aluminum sid· Food Market. comer 5th and We bave oD 11uo ing, nice location. Owner has Pearl, Kl!rine, Ohio. Anyme Sewer l\te~b11tes accepted employment away Rrasollble Ra~et sin~.:erdy interested in a good from this area. If interested going business,_ may contact Call Wt. ~m4 Day 01 Nll!ftl Phone 882-5451, New Haven. 7 Ill tiC o. Pr.ullne Hart, be- ...=====------=~~~r----------1 7-3-12lc 1 Lynn tween 8:00 a. m. and 8:00 p. 11 ~ --- """""""";;;;o;;;;o.....- JULY CLEARANCE 1963 Pontiac Tempest Le Mans Cpe. • $2295 i\1 " Puhl•-'""' Bu1ineu Opportunltln ' tteatiag MID<n\'We, 4lllio , . ,...,., 1':1.1 A I IUN!'" l"l<llHt:< 'l'III".!O \ol II ' WOUNDS TWO GUARDS pI A N0 S ----------------------, white fi nish . R.ad1o and heater 7 • 3tc Allltem1 Reduced FOR SALE - Parsons Farm 111 Approximately J miles from 1962 Chevrolet Impala Station Wagon $2389 • h ,. , "'; " ool 'H> ~f"~ P""~'"" fn• Some As Much As eWURLITZER •.... n •hHf' .,.,, '"""~'"""' ,..,.,.,. ,,., ,. New Haven, W. Va .. on Union This low milt>ag,. on"' ownf'r ...,.aJi!Ofl is like nfw inside and . ,~ . ,~ 'I..:1"'..•'.v.··, ..L':,..; ,,,,.. lnstrudions • ; •· · 1' · eBAI.OWIN Road. 177 acres of beautiful ! . RArt:$ • oiJ..I . · New lsi ·linf whitewall tires, while owr black fini~h . F'nr Wan• <l[lof Servl~ · on~ OTHER FAMOU\ AMERICAS FAVORITr rolling land, good pasture, Powf'r!!li{k power steeling. rad 1o and hf'atf'r. 'l C'...nt~o pe1 ,.ord one •n~r11,..... MEN 18 • 33 Train as Agen~ I RANDS b~:tm and other outbuildings, CUSTO'A INSTAlHD M I IH MIIIfl f"hatJf. 61.1 (!ti\U 13 ~.. - ~~ Wi>rri (oo rhMP enn Over ..:~a.or~ for America's Railpond. A good 8 also farm BRAND ' •••'Ul.il".f' ID~t-rllnn~ room house with bath a n d road•. Traine<l men earr $400SIC7,. Oonount on piiG aat •no H gh 1d1; ~id wlttun 10 dl\11 Easy T•rms A.,.il•blel furnace. This farm has been $000. Gaoc Health, OPEN EVfS. 7:00 P.M. •; ARD OJi UtA/I.KS .. OBITli Sch. Ne< Maintain present weU cared for and priced for 1 POMEROY, OHIO "R\ES ~ ..: "" J\2.., ..foT ~' .,..,rd mtn HA.:KETT'S . income while tr1ining. Send •mum . &ilcl) addlt>l"lnll> woM I • Ufactory Tro~lned Servlc•• a quick sale. Shown by ap()F~"IC".! tWl; KS 11'-= , = = = = = = = = = =- - · - -----_....._,_..._......-1 SOHIO SERVICE N•me . Address, Ph. No. Box PHONE :1: JACKSON. 0 . pointment. Jake Somerville MIDDLEPORT, D. t.3n A. M to ~.nu I' M oau, WY 2-3898 POMEROY Sal urd•.r -A·Jll " M ro 12·00 noon Real Estale, 317 Main Street, 668A, T.1e Dally Sentinel. For Sale Business Services fT'ti SO P:ASV . 2 !Otp Phone 1632 or t327 , Poinl ro PLACE 1\ ---1 RESULT PIIUUUI 'INO Pleas3nt, W. Va. 7-3-3t~ . HOMEGROWN tomaloes 5 TO BEITER serve you. we w 1\N'I" llD Real Estate For Sale Help Wanted ~: 00 Communlty Ne111 PROGRAM LOG I Jbs . tl 00. Rufus Orendf'r. Hnr· have rE'eenf.ly adderl a ~ 1 NEW HAVEN ~REAL ESTATE PHONE WY 2-2157 I ri sonv ille, Ohio. Ht. G84. 5:05 World, National Ne111 whe'::'l tlnve. 1'4 cu yd .. FOR SALE: 3 bedrooms, buill· MONDA~ TIIROUGB FRIDA\' 5 15 Spotlight on Sporto in kitchen. hardwood floors, MALE : Men 18·33. See Railroad 6: 15 Sign On =±========:' 7-3-3tc fronl cr ·J \oarler . 1 back hne F'OR SALE - 33 acreage land, 5 25 Weather · and bulldozer work <.Jso rv>r5 room house, running water, full basement, carport Only training Ad under Instructions G:li MllsJcaJ Clock I . I ,...... p:30 Dtoner Musloale 7-3-lotp \:ard of Thanks ISICK ROOM and mvalid sup-j formto>d Free estimate. Phone inside to ilet, 4 miles from $450 down and up to 30 years. 1:30 News tleadlines 6:00 S"nset Blvd. ----------plies anl aids tor vour com· I evening~. WY 2-3243 Em Tu]Jper~ Plains, Ohio, on Sue1:31 Musical Chd 1:30 Sign Off ·-· : fort \A.'t' carrv a comrlele l mel ;\' Shulf'r, f342 Page St cess Rd . Call after 4 p. m., FOR RENT: 3 bedrooms, builtFarm Machinery 1 45 Tbo UJellne SA TURDA\' CHAm..Es (Buzz) Hupp. ~on li nt> .1f erukht>S·. wheel rh.(lirs. Mh.ldh-purl.. ) Cuntrad.or 423·8401 or write Freda Beat~ in kitchen. hardwood floors, of Mr . ·and Mrs. Arnold Hupp, ~om mndes, urinal r.;. under I 6 1~ !2tc ly, 2712 Underwood Dr., Bel8.00 Ohlo Valle' News 6:!li Sign On full basement, and garage. ~OR ;;ALE: Garden . tractor, 8 05 World, National New• 6: 15 Musical Clocol wishes to thank the Racine pads, bPd pans. etc. Rotler l - --pre, Ohio. 7 1 3tc Several more properties to David Bradley, 5 h. p. Cleat Emergency- Squad boys 1-wd \VY 2 35R6 M d ·8 10 Sports 7:45 The Lifeline all his many friends, neigh- Pharmacy , . I · ~Rirkard·s Alhmment Servic-e, Fo_ R.SACE.:-house.-Bt Tuppers choost> from - $3,500 and up . tires, wheel weights, reverse, 8 15 Weather Picturit 8 00 Ohio Valley Newt dleporl. 0-26-:lOtc ( former!v GrtJt'ser 8 o d y P!'•ins, 1 acr• ground . M"r· JOHN M. RICHMCND, Agent bors, and relatives who show~ _ ·- __ -·-. " ... cultivators. tooth harrow, all 8 16 Musical <:Jock 8·05 World, National Neft - Office: 5th St ., New Haven etf. -so murh kindness during 8 ft VJo at Jisplay cast: TyiPr , Works I 'l8fi W Mam St. tin Mollohan. 7 1 6tp for $200. Contact Lynn Hart, 8 55 Community News 8 10 Sports Today TU 2-1985. (Pomeroy WY 2· his Stay at the hospital. Also double dut~ service. JV:t>M dis.- ::~~lero~hon~hlo Rw: .~~~: f()H SA LE : House, 6 rooms Food Market. 7-2·31c Racine l 00 falk ol the Town 8 15 Weather Picture 2451). spp~.al tha nks lo the blood plav cast', -:-or.lplele wiln mazand hath, t3 bedrooms), hard~ 9 ii5 Mason County News 8 16 Musical Clock HERMAN LAYNE, Broker 7-3-11c znnm shelf <:~nd s.. t of dis· Whr I b<!lan<'ing. auto glass. duno. .:.. Buzz. ./ 1952 Farmall "H" tractor, 10:00 Family Worship Hour 8 55 News , brnli.e scrv 1ce. wood Jloors, ca rport, storm Office : New Haven Mill TU _ -·_ __ _ play trays. A-I condition. r doors. gas fu rna ce. Phone plows and planter. Excellent IU 15 Public Sef\ice 9 00 Mustcal C!xk 5 27 441 2-1035 !Residence TU 2-4425) . Look l.ke new. First $.11J1ll WY 2-3424. 6 30 6tp . condition. 1 mile east of Tup. 10 .30 Latchstrmg 9 30 Song & Story Time 7-3·6tc • NOfiCI!t takesil L.nnHart, Racine , - - ··--·---·--·· pers Plains. David Dodderer . 10:55 World News 9 45 Family Worship tlour - - · '!;:, - --· Food Market. 7 2 3tc ClfSTHM brush hog work SS 1 FOR SALE: 5 room house on I 3tp 11.00 Morning Melodi.. 7 10 00 News LOSE WEIGHT safely willl - . - .. . I prr no<n Cal l WY 2 6812 Rl. 3:18, 2 miles above Ra· For Rent ( excepl Frtday ; 10 IJii H1gh School Hit Parade Dex-J:.. biet tabJets. Only 98c NEW "-1\D USFD wt-l~ers, ;;u r i Chari!·~ Masl1 nr Le-ster · rn. cme. Close to construction of Church Bells Ring I 10 55 News t dru t 7 3-3t compressot s. wpt,hng rod . old 6·6·30 new R<Jr-ine Dam . Beautiful 1 a -Y~" · · g 5. ore. · c Free t.!t>l tlon~l! atwn 4 RO 'M" d b h II 45 World News II 00 Army rime Insurance L ... an at apartment \,.lew O1· Oh"IO R"IVer · Mus t be ATI'ENTION churches, lodges, 2 ~ II 55 Mason County Ne\fl 11 3~ Special Commum,, 7 ' · tc I See N~>IPif'r BUII.-lin-2 anfl Sup. ~ 1 , 1 , 0 to be appreciated. The in Midd ·~p.rt. $20 per month . Programs civic groups. hands, 275 lea- - - - - -- - - - - - - · Ph Ollt nOW ~ Iey and Ree d JOHNSON, Sbnpsoo lnsurtillnce. 12 00 Communit_y News - 1 p 1v Ho.JI"Inf' f n! bt-tff't t .om··~ st~IP is <"' hPap Well watered. I! 115 Lo<·al News 12 00 News Roundup ther upholstered theater seats, " H1·hr d'' fist. worm:-; unti l J•llv I k 11,.ht•n e~:~htnt'fS an d stm m H d WY 2 2776 Agency. ln. 1\U forms ol In Mrs. Charles Turnf'r . RucinP ar ware, · · IZ 10 Markets 12 20 Bulletin Board 2 ·rrve ton air conditioner s · · · d 7 2 tfe suran...-e Jtm Johnson and and filt.er units~ I new, 1 used, 5th . .-, nl.~ $1 .00 per 100. Will i oon lJ l3 IJc Rt. 6 30 6tc J ==o-:==----:--12 Io Mid Day Weather 12 25 News 0 Grams Bud SllllpsoD. Agents one large star .popcorn mach- h ve more from A.1g11~1 \ sl ' a.~O Mt·t"ll\' AUt'Titi~-FFI{ , .. ·-- FUP..Nl:...HED and unfurnished 12 30 Saourday Matinee I I tic 12 20 Evano Bulletm Board ine. the.atfr sound equipment. untJDILA1bLu'~~a.v. J~hnkMnlhldt:>r l Cht>~ler , G'llo 3 l3 Lie • H~lJSF. F'~R SALJo:, Syraruse, apartrr.ents 134 Mulberry 12 2!i News 0 Grams 1 55 News Beat Call WV 2_5_121). The Sewing R. ., em·mg Crer ( . I 124. , rooms, 4 upstairs, Avo , Ph WY 2-6615. - - - - - ------- - - - 12 30 Agnculture Agent 2 00 Saturday Matinee Center. Middleport, Ohio. Middleport, Ohio. Phone wv ~ --- . 1111111~~1 FR 5 and b<:~th downR1airs, 2 large 6 25 tfc Auto Sales 12 45 Country Go Round 2 55 News Beal J-6103. 7 2 1t.c ·" · · fron t living rooms, 5 bed- , ·--- ----~ I ii5 News Seal 3 00 Saturdoy Matinee 7-3-lOtc l.::nm"lt-11" '!i~ni<>t ., , room s. srwing room , 2 very~· HOUSE FOR RENT in P'lme.. - - - - -- - - - - - - - 2 00 Country Go Round 3 55 News Beat AUCTION SALi: . . .,very satur(.'t•ll ~fratltord la rgp lnts, yard and garden. roy _ 3 room ~ and batb Call 56 DODGE pickup, new V-8 mo· 1 4.00 Dis<in~ with Doss "l"l~E' Pt~ tUM' M I nn1.a~t ••tfc day , 7·30 p. rn. Several truckCall Leonard Bass. WV 2·2372. WV 2 "'75 &tier 5,- .P·. m. 6"EN' tor, t\eV t·rts, no:\\ paint joo, 2·ii5 News Beal 3·00 Lei's fake a Break 4 30 Top Ten Revue. '· 1 3 55 News Beat 5 00 Newo Summtii'Jl•·· 30 6tc 4:00 Dlscing wltb Doss 515 Dinner Musicale 5 : 18 tf< Houra For July 4th " f 2 21p . 5 'll tfc Ohio. Phone WI 9·2685. ·. ' 4_ : 30-~c_b_.::: ang•-----..!.~~-O_fl_ _ _ __ 7 2 6tc 9 AM-d"ritll12 Noon f'()IJR R(YlMS. balh and baseHa rley [J:•v • lson 74, 1957 FL, E p • ment, furnace heat.P b o n e o1957""""" F""' .ooo =""'F""o-r"'"d""'Tr=u-:c;:ck,---,0;-:: at Clos~ll Day Sunday moln•cvl"ll r~- ,.,1 '"'ldition, X ERIENCED POMEHOV - Modern 4·room WY z.a319. 4 28 tic I frame home with bath tosteel bed. Excellent condJEmw-cy Phona WY 2-2817 r Maoy rxlras' 17~100. .:!le;'&- ,•. -AUWMOBILE . ' hau 4 ROOM apartment with batll. lion and reasonably priced. MONDA 'l THRU FIUIM f 6 00 Sign On I oc!il Ria """J.d 2 mde' welt W~e · Ar,·~ malic ga s fired hot a1r ea t-~ Phone WY 2-S385. . R · 6:05 Country MusiC 'l'lml · h d od n b k William L. Will, t. 3, 6:00 S1gn on News Hurrbmlvitlr , OhiO . I n ' mg. ar wo oors, ac 1r. 6 tfc I 7 2 11p porch. and full basement. Ex" Pomeroy, Ohio. telephone, 6:01i Sacred tleart 8:2CJ Countr:> Jamboroo ., ., Al\JD able on 985-2261 (Coolville). 6.lU Country Jamboree 6:35 John Harms Middleport, 0. -·-· ·-ce llent finan<·ing avail THREE and four roo'I.I furnishe7 1 3tp 6:3(, Farm News 7:05 Breakfast Partt · WINDOW an1' porch ~l,adps all this prop£>rty with paym,ents ed and Wlfumisbed al)al1. 6:35 Paul Bowers 9 15 J 0009 But k Sh ~;::::;~;:;:~~;;;::-;;::="'! ! kinds. hrch vatl,mre and of $45.5" per montll. ts W\' 2-M3f : c OW 12 6 tf c 19l!O Valiant, 4 door, floor ! 6.4:> Me1gs Ct Agr. Ext. WHEN YOU USB yC (..,1e.:mers ' aw nmgs Vt>nPt•a .1 blinds and ~U HURBAN _ 6 . room frame men ·· - 10:15 The Good Life "Free Storage Plan .. you get renmrs. Frre est1mate. Date house will· gas fired forced FURNI.~HF.D and unfurnished shift. good shape. Phone 1:00 New• 10:35 Music In The Alr · h b semen! apartments. Inquire ot the WI 9·2789. 1:05 Tiny's Chapel 10:4li This Is Music big, beautifi:ll empty closet Wippe1 Supph 21 5 Un1w' Ave WY 2-1143 hot em ealtng, a opace _ln uchange for all the Pomero), Ohio. ' · ge lot . · OhJo __ H _ ot•t._ _ _ __ __ 9-22-lfr 7 1 3tc 7:3L New• 11.05 Top Ten Show ,·.. o cc;~erns, and 1ar ~ 1;35 Pickenc Hardware 11:35 Top Teo Show (Dutlonl) 6 2; 101c i room ·llt:cupied by tbe famUy • Make small down payment MODERN 4 room •nd bath Tile Ramlller n"es .-Tburs.) 12:00 Nooo News PIA N<! lt•ll in•; 1\jpwrnnn R11r Wlnter ~- Here's bow It . and balance $40.00 per month. furnish.;<; apartment Phone N·-·w• Report 12. l" Musl"cal Interlude 7._•• workl. -l!rtng In aU your , 2 WHE"I. h iilrr. ,John A ~ 111 o-•WY n _., World StYndard •I t:omparl 0111 ., l\1JddJ·,porl . W't tHarolet ~• ns, """"'man ....,,4_ 5 12 tfc E>:uUe..,. 8·01J Breakfast Party 1%:30 Rev. Merlin 'feell winttr-i.elotbes qr call ue far~- Jefft-rs, Phone WY 2-fiO~fl 6 18 llltc j . Wf 2-ZZZO 8:10 Roy's Food Basket I :00 Piapick~ 1111111 we wiD "Prates7 I :He •-~-m house on Un- Rig car room, rtde and pertorm '"" Par tv. 7 1 3te THREE ,_.,.... 7:00 Sundown Serenade 1111ce Small car economy IJid 8:311 Van Patrick Sporta wtonaJJyn~ dr1 clean them at I 1 FO;;;;;;:R;;-;S;-;A-;-LE-;:;--;:In~Ml""d"7dle;:--po-rt-=-,.:.:-., coin Hlll, Pomero} · p h 0 0 • managerabilll]i 8:410 Baker Furnlture-Wed-Fri 7:30 Slgn Off regular rates, wtlb free moth .r-------·-"""- '.............._ __ , 2186 POMEROY, OHIO bedroom brick house, 2 WI 2-3348 « WY 2· lot 8:53 Open Bouse ' proofing and bang tbem up I 1$ig Freezer Sale 1 20 baths, lot and a half, out of tfc MelropuUoan Molorl g,oo News SIINIJ.!J\' lor ttorage til oeaied cedar· I In the t1eart ot All Size.1 e Sale Pdc~d high water • Nice location. & MRlD oveel, Pomer., 9:05 Coflee Wltll Janet 7:05 Sign On lzetl bags and wileD you are i FREE ICE r:RE-AM See by appointment. or call Uvestock Pbooe n WS'lt 9·4JJ Bett)o Newton 7:30 French City Baptist Dour THE AMERICAN RllllR reatjy for Ulem, fall, cs111 With ellery NI'W Fn!>erer or WY 2·2885 or WY 2·3250. 4 zt 11c 11 :00 Ministerial ABBoc. 9.>!CJ Wings ot BeaiiD& UJ or let our twtemon know I freeser-Re-fngeretor l..~;~mb . Ganeraf Real Estate (6) 10 tfc PIGS for sale, See Raymond 1 Ult Country Drlflen M-W 9:35 Bible Speako to \'ou and th!Y wW be banded to 1 I FOR SALE : 7 rooms aud bath, Smith, across from HySI'II ' 1962 PONTIAC $2250. 4 door 11 :1() Mason Ct. Agr Ext-Tue 10 04: Voice of Po•opbecy you cleaner, brigltter, and1 USED FREEZER BUYS Serv1ca h"ll,_ on Rutland Road I Run Chnrch or Phone WY 2· 1 hardtop, Cotalma. blue fill11 .1() A.S.l. Program-Frl 10 30 Wash Reports to People Dewer•. Remeber the storage 1 l6 Cu. Fl. Unlco CHEST FREEZER $tOO Large lot. Alum>num slorm 1 6730. 7-2-3tc isb, automatic transmission, 11 .1;· Family WorsniP-Thurs. 11:00 Sunday Show ..1 Ill Free, Pay Next Fall on . '20 Cu. Ft. Frigid~tire CUCKLER REALTY d'"'" and windows Reason· ~ay, Mi<'dleport. Coil W'l Z. 11:40 Tiny's Country Hymns 12 :00 Noon NeWt \': Delivery. A.B.C. Cleaners and i CHEST FREEZER __ S1SO P~ono WY 1-JiJO 1 ahlc Kenneth Searle SH 2- Musical · Instruments power steering. powe1 brak.. 12 Oil Noon Report 12:15 Cbristiao Hour llhlrt Lalllldry. Mason, W Va · SP HMJ. I • 3 90tc i Pomeroy Landmark '-========== ~ so1 2. ra~io and e<tras. 910 Broad- 12:30 Goessler"s Guest Star·Frl. 12:~1 Rev Merlin -Teell , 6 11 3 _ , "NY 2-2181 Jack Cmev. Mgt .. 52119. 4 Z9 tfc 12:30 Music Just For You 1:00 Billy Graham 1 " GVNS . . -~ · fN SY HACl!SE. thr.;e-:-bedr•,;;m I re-conditione<l upright piano. 4: 1o Blsettnar Sbow-Tues. 1:30 Lutllerao Hour f~ Jre boy, leO and tra~e guns ' fi'OH "iALE- Middleport's tall , Profession~l Drv Cleamng ! modtrn . home . near sehool.j red .ll'_labogany finish, 1 re~ 4:30 Local News z~• The Church At ':ort ' BID Wellman Les Willi ' and Shirt Laur>dry I Modem illl'ulated, •all hoard conditioned cut down upSale or Trade 4:54 Bo.wUn• Scoree S:OO Cou·-· Hymn Tlmen • )Of !!'of' esr buildmg located l62 N 1 Hour Cleaning ~· heating, large lot 72 l 295. , right piailo wilh mirror in a 5 lloi Wi ~~ l R ie etp ~ Jewelf'rsW.. P~mt' 50 I ).pr·nnt:t St.rN'l 'v'Ju1dlepo.rl ' Pbor:e •. a. m. to • p. m. WY back. Rutland Furniture, JEEP truck, 4 wheel drive. &:OO News ; · · or D ev • o- " •I Va 1 h . Ailorlna and Repo1rin1 • Sll • '" I Ch~•,·re 7:30 Sign Off 1:00 Baptist Hour • t'"rtn'd !01 QUk'l sale InQUire · p oc k.,. and zippen •v~nl ~· E ve nJ ~gs, 7 to 9 .P m. Phone -1 • Eugene· Wyatt ' c:,<• 10 18 •tr 7:80 Sign Off • 7 1 'tc ' SA l'lllllA \' •- - - - --" Ohio Hotel ~ ~-- _1_0_ 1_6 tfc I 0 lbs. Dry CIHnlng $2.00 wv v"2441 6 •• tfc 7 1 ate Ohio · • - - - --~ lUTDMOBIL!: ln''"" nce l><>en FuR SALE DISCOUNTS _ BY GEOIIGE WONDI!It cance-l let"!? r..osl 1 uur ~w 1 i:i : GIBSllN Ka~ H.armoi'Y .l!Uitars PICKUP & DILIVIRT I"',,L.111 a /.JJJ_./tb tor's lu..:r·n<Je? CaU WY 2-z~ 1 nnd A.mplifien, 24 monlhs to 1 ...... ..,r(IW ~~-, 7 lt>to• pay see or call flfltn Jewel 1 ABC CLEANERS 1 ers. Puonl ·Pleasant, W Va I & SHIRT LAUNDRY ·I POMEROY 6-room frame Phone !tO. BtU Wellman, Les n3- 55 ,. 3 M•san w V• house wilh bath, forced hot FOR SALE WUllamaoo l0-30U ·1,==,.,.,..,.......,=,..,.......,=,!1 air heating , full basement 1 ------~ I with recreation room, attach· WHY PUMP your sluggi<h sep- KILl TERMITES and protecl i FARMF.fi.S : for the be'' bulls, ed garage, large landscped tic tank . Get KJPan~ E.m - AII. 1awn and shrubs from insec1.s at the best price, •,rith the lot, 8x!40 30 year FHA loan Septic Tank Cleaner. Land· with ARAB U :t-il Colll-e~ nation's leading sires in Oai- availabh~ to right party . mark F'arrn F.ure;m · Pnme- trat.e. Kin~ R,ufrlers S u p p 1 oJ ry and bee!. F'or forenoon POMEROY - 5-room frame roy. I 29 lOte ! Co .. Middh:!P.•rt, Oh10. convenience service . .!all by house with bath, hot air rum1 FREE USE ol ~~~r Car:1et ft 2 tfc 8· 00 o. m ., aft~rnoon serv1r.e ace heating, basement, 50x S!Jampooer, with f)llrrhast> nl ___ b) t·or P m , by c8Hin~ 100 lot out of bJgh watef. On-Blue Lu strt Sham;111 o A· l, (~ r 'I INf:f\R SewmJ! machines Curtiss Breeding Service Inc. ]y $5,500 and owner will fJ. Furniture. I) :w 6tc n'"'"' Sa!l !l6 tiP St>vt>raJ used Technician, Leland Parker, nance at S80 })E!r month, with -·u:- - - . ma ·· t11n~s at bar~am prices Potnero) . 0 . Ph. WY 2--2264. no down payment. 74 narley Oav•ds.on. mt~lnr · \' !!" r % . Sal I Exrellenl condJtJon Cal l Krn- i hd'"' r:':thr!c tPJP •·u~er Ohles AlbPrf ~ arker, ChestPr Ohio. SUBURBAN - 6-room frame . . ar• ..,,., VIN" IJffit'rov o Ph . 9l5-341~ . 6 24 30tp ranch type home with bath, ny Wllltam,. WV 2 ·~ 1~ Sic IH ,. !~84 . 4 21 l.lc built-in range, oven and dish- -· lrEAl'ING, Ploonblnc, ktaeOer washer, Coppertone kitchen, NP.W AND use<! clolhing Sold W d T B Fanto«s \tllotd at!ache<l gal'jlge with drive0 at Peart Hawthnrne 's a! Mt . ante uy 611' Eet Main S"tree-t. Pomwa y. 3 aCre lot -planted with Mnri:.b Ridge Ra ci ne. Ohio , . ~. PboDe WY J-UG. Oowers, shrubbery and smaiJ R lltJ1 e 2 Wl -!t-3074 6·27 -:mtc l ~TO 20 acrP.s. tn country no - - -- - -1 20 Ua fruit. Pay $3.000 and assume ~-- I buildin~" · Wrilf' Lester o: balance 30 year, 4 per cent . >h\P-I"IIo>n•toiP "'f..,~·ffl "mn,.r!o"''"'' •hi'UI.-1 r1,., 1"1# pufl MARK IV •· l , w I Pomerov Motor Co. socyo l BAKER FURNITURE WJEH RADIO 1----- _ ~ I I 2 •• ~ASOLINI ALLft I ----- I i""iiii=========.' ·,)iJ :~:h.~:iet'"&J,tl~~~~ ~~:: ~~~~!W.,i;tt NOTICE! ,, ·· 6 F~.~~~~~! ~"~;~~:~aport- ;~o1 ~·~e ~~~-~~::,"~~~ ' Cuc!:ltl' /(tlllt1 e"l RoHer' Pharmacy = . nment WMPO Radio Brake Service LltTLI OR!'HAN ANNII I I' I I --- · 0tcl ·- 'I 1 -n. v(~t: 1-'~\' It·"!~· for fhf' llnrnf' . f.ihhs, Rt. l, Millwood, w. For Sale or Rent ttm 11 .- h•r1g.• IJ! H~lk,·· ~.-, 1 n 11 Va. loan. An exc:ellent property. 7_2_3tp RF.NTAI.~room frame house turf' In Mld!Jit'purl ( lhm - .... _ ---- -··-- · I A I.AH <:E bo11n<.1ary of tim· Hll1fSFror ·'f'nl or sale. bv with bath. ji!.B~ heating, $30 4 11 11 1 - - . • -- ~- ---· C' I hl'r r t:" al Powern\i . Ohiu. Con· · rnon1tll~ pav mPnh on land monthly. Suitable (or eouple IJSR:D. work pant5 11n0 lilhtrt" . tar! M W Run yon" ' Min· contract . 532 Mill Street. Mid· or ~ m ::~ ll f11mtly. . · Carl ~hevalier, Lone •l.. i"" m 1 ers•ille, • Uiuo. WV ~273 dleP<ll'l- Phulie WY 2-fi2tl'l Harold l'olllns.'!lalesrllao ·• " "u" I 8 23 IOtc 8 15 Uc WV %-222t "·--~t.BIII! AND ILATI �.' . I Morse Chapel Mbthfidist Church is :"· s!7~~to~ • 0 f Smh'"h "WQ'f't erS Wedd'mg . er, Racine· Mrs. Chariea GnietSefflng Mtt..~vllle ; Mt . ft.ou Bird Hike u Held B,· Stor Stilchera Members of the Five Point Star Stitchers 4-H club met at the home of Lenora and Louise Michael Thursday at 5:30a.m., llateta o1 whlte peon- rls, Mrs. David Yost and Mrs. Hoback, GallipoU. ; Mrs. Paul 1es and mock.....uge blossoms VIrgil ROIL!h. The bride's grand Sml1h, Mrs. Frank Smith an4 . Large lntersperaed wllll white Iris, kneeling bench and Ugbted dalabra, enbanced the altar the . Morse Chapel 1~:~for the weddiog of Ml$8 1J Lee Smith an4 Mr. ftO. bert D. Walters. The brida Is the daughter of Mrs. Dille Smith of and ·the late Ralph Smith. Walters is the son of Mr. Mrs. Eugene Walters, The double ring was read Sunday, May 31, 2·30 p.m. by the Rev. tor bird hike. Following the two mile hike the girls returned to tht' Michael home for a breakfast cook· out. Mrs. Samuel Michael assisted by Mrs. Ruy Holter and Mrs. Dwight Milhoan. leaders, in preparing the breakfast. Ann Jenks was a guest. After break- I ' ast, the girl.s work~ nn l>ird 1t'«<f'ts for the fair I POLICE SPONSOR HOP The Pomero~· Polirt> Depart· «tPnt will sponsor a July the r"'ourth Teen record hop this Saturday from 8 - It p. m. out-1 side at the Pomeroy Trnnis Court. The Jays will be in • Ca & SATURDAY "CHILOREN Of THE DAMNED" DAMNED by the1r dia boli<'al oower to destroy the accessories. "RAIDERS" Brian Keith, Rubert Culp. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Crow of Syracuse are announ cing the July 4 wedding of their daughter, Linda ~ave Texas Owen, to Mr. Theodore Meier Beegle, son of Mr. and SUN .• MON and TUES. Mrs. Theodore Beegle, 300 Spring Avenue, Pomeroy. July 5-6-7 BETTY LOU HAMM After attending Randolph-Macon Woman's College m ''SUNDAY IN NEW YORK " II S t Lynchburg, Va., the bnde was graduated this .June rTeehnieolor\ l1r. and Mrs. Walter T. Hamm, 325 Wetzga tree, Clifl Ru~ertson 1PT109J .Janp Ponwrov are anno uncing the engagement and approach· from Ohio State University With a Bachelor of Science Fonda, Rod Ta.vlor. Rubert in g mar.r ia ge of their daugTiter, Betty Lou , to Everett Roy degree in Education. Mr. Beegle was graduated with a Bachelor ~f Sci~nce Culp, .Jo M(lrrow .lim Racku s ' ,John~on. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Johnson, Route F.. turl!'tt•: Flagpole Jitters ' h 5 h 1 degree in Civil Engineering in 1962 from Ohw Uruver3 STOOGES l , Pomero y Both are graduates of Pomeroy H1g c oo . sity where he was also a member of the social frater';;;;;;;;;;;:~; ~;~~· Bachelor Hamm attended Ohio University where she received . of srie nee degree in education and is TIOW nity Lambda Clri Alpha . . . Follo\\ing a wedding trip to New York Ctty and Vtr· employed in th e Columbus Public School System. M•. .Johnson will be a senior at Oh10 State UruverS!ty thiS fall . ginia, the couple will return July 20 to 4529 Park ForThe open chu rch wedding will be an event of August 9, est Drive in Indianapolis, Ind., where Mrs. Beegle will teach in the Indianapolis Public High schools, and M_r. TONIGHT at 2•30 PM . at Jhe Federated Church in Pomeroy. "FUN IN ACAPULCO" Beegle will be employed by the New York Central Rat!With Elvis PrP s le~· ~a\"'" 'a""''-~ 4-lt'~··:c·-~0JF·,...~-,~-·"'].t / Mrs. Ltlrry Wolfe and son and ~r~o~a"'d.:_.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---:---:-:-- bride's table was arranged and Ursula Andress (Technicolor) Gala Joint Friends night in Set> Go;;;, -and . Everett Milhoan of Chester H 1 !ember. Mrs. Kathryn Mitchell, "THE COLO DARK HOUSE" f who suffered a hear t attack. on Mrs. John Lyons, Mrs. WilTnm Poston Wednesday en tered the ·Galllpoliam Kiug and Mrs. Robert lis Clinic Thursday monun g. King were named to the Saturday July 4 Pomeroy \ Misses Peggy and H~idi Mil· M .rs . Lillian Steiff, pianist gram. Refreshments were ser"THE YOUNG RACERS" li hoam returned to their home . r Ch te Order ved following the meeting by With Mark Damon and \Villiam Campbel! I Thursday after a week's visit at ~- EvanEg~;ne ~t ap. r,Middleport Mrs . Mildred Zeigler and Mrs. (Colo r ) Mr:.. Edward 'f. Bauer and . Charleston W. Va. with Mr. and the s~rn ., ars m. . Jo Ann White. Mrs. Etta Nor· TIL 8:30 P,M. - anddau.ghh·r Polly Ann returru•d to :\1rs. Ful-ton B. Covert and fami- for 40 ye~rs,. was given a h~e ton, W. M. and William King, 'SHOOTOUT AT BIG SAG" tho:-ir home Marion Thursday 1, membership m the ch~pter 10 w.P. were in charge of the Clooecl Sot. July 4th Walter Brennan art er a visit with her parents y.M Charles Withrow re- n!'cognition for her service dur- meeting · - - - -Sun.-Mon. July 5-6 Mr . a~:~d Mrs_ Ch<1rle:~ R. Karr : tu~n~~ home Tuesday after 3 ing the years. Pro terns in the "DR. NO" Sr : weeks visit at Lakeview with opening ritual were Mrs. ~~~~~ With Sean Conner~ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Teaford her bother and slster-in-law French, Esther, Mrs. E MIDDLEPORT, 0. and Ursula Andress of Columbus and Mr. ~nd Mrs. I Rev . and Mrs. E . E. Roush . She Lewis, E!ecta , and Mrs. (Technicolor) Harold Teaford of ~tddlep~rt was accompanied home by Rev Bunce, chaplain. --andvisitd Tuesd~y evemng With I Roush who returned to his home The altar 'was draped In "PRESSURE POINT" I T f d d son Thursday. Sidney Poittier, Bobby Darin Mrs Edit 1 ea or an memory of Philip Perry, past Om f oy "iiii::ii'ii::iiiiii!i::::iiii~i!.:C:e:c: il _-.._-..-.-..-....._..... : Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Eme-1 grand patron of the grand chap1rick and Mr. and Mrs . Paul ter of Ohio in 1941-42. During Mr. and Mrs. John ~the business session a bake sale kell of ~t. 1, Proctorville ; I Mainly About ( ~;~I;,E~f,~~o~r~~~~~~a~ere People In · l ~~':.J Mrs. St.ei'J.J. ·s Life Member of SHOP TONIGHT Eastern Stars - I I N~l.era:':~~"Har I Miss Heiskell To be Married I 1 In p 1 • .=--==""-=--===-,[was planned for August 25 with ~llitl\WliJ~ FOR ALL OCCASIONS WY 2-2039 DAY or NIGHT Pomerov Flower Shoo Mrs. Millard Van Meter WE GIVE TV STAMPS Pomeroy W_ Main Station Wagon ~ ---- 2 Door VB Autom CJtic tnms Steiff invited the chapter members to atlend the Ravenswood Thundcrhinl 2 Duor Auto _ tr ans . R"-td iu o.nd ht:atr r. $395 Auto . trans. 1957 Dodge - - - -$395 4 Door Station Wa2on. Autom<itic lr<tns. Radio 1957 Chrysler 4 Door Seda n. Auto trans 1956 Ford 4 Door S1>dan - Good tire)). - & healf'r. - .59 Pontiac I --- - VS. Radio and la·a1Pr Aulomalic trans . 1Catalina 1956 Chevrolet 4 Door :..ie dan . Auto. tran!l. He ater. 1955 Chevrolet 4 Door St>dan. V8- Au1o. tranx. - - - '\i 1' ,,I t Top VB. Automatic transmission. Radio and --1950 Chevrolet - 1953 Pontiac 4 Door i best ' 1955 Plymouth - - $225 2 Ooor Hard heat tor Pontiac I' St>dan. 4 Door Srdan. 1 2 Door Hard Top. One local owner. Hydramatie, Shows of care. 62 Skylark - - - - - ~195 VB Buick. 4 speed shift. Smart red bucket seats. Positive traction. Radin, One local owner. 4 Door B cyl. One local owner. Low mi1e~e. 60 Oldsmobile "9811 Dodge-Dodge Da'r t-lancer S. Stcond & Mill St. Middleport - $1595 4 Door Hard Top. FUU power. Low mileage by ·One extra careful owner. 62 Electra Buick - - -'2695 4 Door Hard Top, Fully equipped, .Almost like the day it was 1 sold. 57 Buick 4 dr. Power steering. R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. - - - $1695 63 Chevrolet II ---- SJ95 BLAETTNARS BUICK- PONTIAC- GMC TRUCKS "IN POMEROY Sl.NCE 1853" Crow's VlSiting :"''th Rev. Dav1d White officiAl,. • Ill STEAK I • • ' 0 Meigf Cuonty Sheriff's Depart- II 'Suoolement To 'lbe Daily "•• ,O'ER THE LAND OF ~HE FREE ANDTHEHOMEOFTHEBRAYru" and NLY Let us not f9rget the eouroge and sacrifice lllat made possible the first Pomerov·Middleport . Oh1o Times, GallipoliS Oh io ·~ 1964 IMlW'l•S ---123. 5678~1011 ' ldren at Rut! and's 4til of .July celebration enJoyed rldl!l 1e ponies were only one of the attractions at the eel"' 1d eight booth s of various sorts to provide entertaia- 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 2728 2~ 30 31 I INDEPENDENCE DAY JULY 4th 11J.e CalHa &>ntin~l. FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1964 - .. . . --- Creek Little League baseball tournamenl will begin at 1 I Serving Meigs County for over 90 yean POMEROY- RUTLAND SUNDAY, JULY 5 thru SATURDAY, JULY 11 1 Grande, 8:15 p.m . TUesday, I president ur the Middleport there will bt three first r(lund Pomeroy Rotary Club. games. . I Die~ ~bourn, beginning $5.79 preflnlsh..l paneling, DEN FAMILY aOO#Il ENJOY &mER UVING-WITH HOME ...,. '· IMPROVEMENTS Acoustic or non· Standord 4' x 6' acoustic. Several paoels. Hattjers patterns. Aa low available. Only _. $2.76 Beautiful Formica. Several colon 1nd patterns. AI low •• ---$5.25 12cft. HOUSE • BeiMo/U.. r AU otylesin or The exciting . ~olol'll and pattwn1 In atile will lila~..,our raomgcoy a...lltrlilht. ·· Iy. Bevel oidlDJ · t; , . .. low u ---7'Atc lin. fl. ft, lOW II ---- \ 13c ..., . ltoct. Belt quaU- unflnlahed. AI FLOOI TILl his Rotary ye...... succesillll' Bob Hope Wants Mitzi t'or Next FiJm · • • fi ttl all - ' - ' AI ...... at.-t\1 $5.75 ' ~ ' ';'j ,;' .•. ' By DOROTHY KILGALLEN iginal version of "Cleopatra." It would be interesting to compare her London BROADWAY BULLETIN BOARD Bob Hope wants Mitzi Gaynor for his nursing home and doctors' bills with Mr. next film, "I'll Buy You ~weden "-and Sellers' California medical tabs; but wanta her so much he's otfered to post- whatever her recovery cost her, she pone the starting date unh1 next Febru- didn't beef about it to the worla . . ary, when Mitzi will have wound up her Ail for Mr. Sellers' vow that he wtll series of "concPrt uJ LilS . . . European never make a Hollywood p1cture, bravo. chums ol proau<-er Carl Foreman predict After Iris monumentally pedestrian perhe and his wife will soon make the us- formances in "Dr. Strangelove," it beual polite "incompatible" statement for came crystal clear that four Peter Sellthe press . . . Gen. de Gaulle is playing erses in any movie was at least three too with the idea of making a dramatic visit many . Maybe four too many . to Vietnam and asking for a conference · • with our Ambassador Taylor Mel 1·ne Democrats' private poll guaranFerrer and 20th Century-Fox are close tees 35 states "sure" for LBJ against anyto setting a deal whereby he would play body ... Book Booker and Earl Stroud, El C.re" .. producers of the fabulously successful ai""Y ugures in the Republican party bum, "Th• First Family," are gomg sopconfide that they intend to campaign arate ways. Each has a new partner . .. against President Johnson on the civil Danny Kaye has become the darling of right• issue - which they figure will be the Commies - in the entertainment the top issue by November - usmg Iris sense - since his television show has own voice, wlrich they have on record- been shown in Russia. They went wild over him, and want more . Winston ings. To quote one GOP biggie: "We will use statements he made l1e- Churchill's questions about Our Leader: fore be lleeame Vice President. when he "Can lul paint? Does he sail?" .. . . was sounding like a Texan, not an inte- Broadway is buzzing over the night club grationist" . . . Pearlie Mae Bailey's entertainer, currently performmg in $1 : 100 suit against the Flamingo in Manhattan who is so anxious to "make Las vegas was dismissed by a West it big'' this time around that he spent Coast court. Pearl had charged that the twice his salary in promotion, personal hotel was responsible for a piece of glass advertising and gimmicks . Keeping remaining on the floor where she was tabs on Jill Haworth? Wb~n she flew to working, and the glass cut her foot, in- Hollywood for a TV show. it was Gary capacitating her ... A worldwide rl!<'or!l Lockwood who met her at the plane .. . tolal of 1,400 prints of ''The carpetbag- .·. There was quite a touching scene at the gers" will be ;,.u•• h""ause of thP rle- World's Fair "Wonder World" after new mand to see the !Uctt pre101ereo 10 New producer Tom Ru.del (who came in after Yoort to one of Joe Levine's fabul()us. Leon Leonidoff made his exit) posted the bashes. The picture, even before its G~~o closing notices. The cast, from slar Gret· tham showin~ became the top box-o(fice chen Wyler to the chorus kids, joined in cUek In the country. giving him a beautiful cigaret box to show their gratitude not only for the mil· Peter Sellers IS becoming more than Don or so dollars he's put into the show, a· bit of a bore-and publicity hound- but for his untiring efforts to keep it g~~o with his blaats at Hollywood because he ing. (His quote; "I could have put on five did.D't llke the atDJOsphere on the set of Broadway musicals for what this cost :=~·~· couldn't finish and he me.") A$ of now, everyone is bemg paid · a>:.,basis, anhddiMr.:.~?del 1st .medicfatth·i!xpe naea where ex· o!_~ da_y-UHI one o ose 81ars w o nev- a •..,..,ptlDI 1o s ...vage 1 e ve......emen :~~a: when the studio is send· by brinJIIng in new people who are Insa.nng +~•ey're earrung a terested. Bu.t as of now, the Swiss bank· n~in~7'and spending a ers and lnlsinessmen who were contemon iachta, cars, ~ves platin~ saving the day got nowhere when when qoctors and gurses. they U'ied tq reaCb Robert Mooses by leiethe .ci<Wk to save his phone - .. Previewers of Roberto Rosse!· a l!ospltal .bm of a · Hili's. ''Blood on the Balcony," . . - are the wrone places. Howev· as werall had er · was In :real Ufe, be tQ the American sense t :,· ..· .. ~~~. ~· .l' • 1.. .· ~; ·..- .. ., : 1n Rotary Announced o'eloek lhis evening. Complet• tournamPnt sebedule for the I two-wtek event appears on pa~~ fi~e of today's Sentinel. : Tomght s games are: Pomeroy Dodgerll vs. Pt . Pleasant's I Key service and commJttee Jamf"S McComb, al 7, and assignments were announced Gallipolis White Sux vs. Rio F'riday evening by the new Pomeroy National Bank ~=lOOM II Assignments The Sixth AnnUal Kyger We Pay 3% lntere1t On Savinp 4'xl'x1J4• Come In and ... our big ,display of fin• .... ,.htu Cistern e Meigs County Corener Hen- only All typos. All 'itandard sixes. Aalowao 7 ry Ewin& '"led that tl..th was by accidental drowning. Pomeroy Emergency Squads- Beautiful Prefinished Philippine Mahogany ICRIEN WIRI 7 deaths during lhe 711-bour holi- 1the Fourth of July weekend, de- / Traffle .. .. .. .. ..... ..... • ~ay, .five of them in a house 1spite countless hours of police Jlrowlllnp --·· · ·--····-- ld ftre m Ashtabula County , si"J" j work and warnings from thP I Plauet ' 1 drownings and one other tl.t'Ci-1 National Safety Council. Milcellanoat .. , .. ·-- ·.. • dental deaU1 for a tela! of 34 , The 1!160 record or 41Z deaths Toa.i 'IU many lturu~nds of motorists to dead. . . . 1 during the 78-hour IndependencE California had 76 fatalities, a ~m .Oh10 ~ highways, but an Among the v1ct1ms were ISat-! Day hol iday was shattered. j record far any holiday in t b• il'ltensive h1g~way safety drive urday ) in ~thens, Cha rles ¥it- I The United Press Internation- ~ state. Michigan counted a lor the. penod held traffic chell, 19, killed when his car , al count showed al least 492 dead, also a record. Texas lutol deaths m the state lo tw<l less crashed on a city street. traffic dooths from 6 p.m local , 37, New York 28 and IIJinoiJ • than the predicted 23. I The ootion's matorists wrote time "ntH 11:59 p.m. Sunday. I There were 21 deaths 1n Obio The-re were also six fir t a new record in death during I The breakdown: and 18 in Pennsylvant.. Pomeroy R. D. relatives Sat.. mg. Frtends m~y call at the urday . .Gillogly home m At~e~ ~fter Carla Jo Gillogly,. daughter 6 p.m . today. The v1ctun was of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly taken to the Blgony Funeral of 294 !;,. Stale-St, Athens, feU, Home m Albany. appare•.tly unnoticed, mto a Cis- The Gllloglys ·were former tern at the home of Harley Han- picnic, officials said. . approachmg m~rriage of thetr daughter: Kath1, to Mr. James Lee Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alden C. Robinson --------- .. I# PRICE FIVE CEN11 OhJO wJSCODSJD Key to st d ~=: :;~b :ir~~~ ~r~!w•;b: ampe e' announc1~g the engagement GRANGE TO MEET The Racine Grange will meet next Wednesday, July 8, at 8 p.m. at the Grange hall. A II home ecmJOII)Ic contests will be Star Ch ief 4 Door Ha rd Top. Power steerini and brakes. Auto- held. , malic shift. I ~We! deotlot Ill tllo U. 8. . . . . _. _, IIIli .. ~··· Oil I' .. ' ~rN e Meigs County. He has served Grace Church parish as lsyleader the past Ph years. Miss Heiskell attended school in Pt. Pleasant and Gallipolis graduated from Fairland High School, Proctorville, and Columbus Business University. Mr. Robinson graduated from Fairland High School and Is employed at WSAZ.TV, Hun~ ington. 1958 Ford 4 Door Seda11 . V8 - while her famlly was NOW JOI.J MONDAY, JUlY 6, 1964 1 1 chapter picnic in August. Proctorville. ~e Rev. Jerome the four chapters in the ar- Rodgers, Huntmgton, W. Va., ea, Middleport, Racine, Pom- wiJJ officia~~ ~t the open eroy and Harrisonville will have church servace m Grace Church Pomeroy, Friday, July 3, 4:30 p. m. E.S.T. Whitlinger of Lancaster were The bride's father was forThursday dinner guests o! Mr. formerly organization and Mrs. Sherley Swan. suMM~R ·· R<~ diu ~:~nd Tlae Jleip.Jf_,. . and . RMr•·1 residents of Albany. hM 1.deigs Co~dnty '• Jorduly lth I grF andpG~ren Is, MCarper o J ay acc1 en rec was ern tlogly, . ~ter t. 1. ~eanwhile , in Ohio, and the marred by the death of a tw~ Funeral servtcea will be hekl nation : yetar-old ~tht ens gidrl wdrho nedfell Tul esMdaythodat_ 2 pCh.m. aht ltheAI'l'ben,. GeneraUy beautiful Fourth of In ~ a CIS em. an o'! . P e e 1st .. urc . n . any July holiday weather enticed 1 .• enttne POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ing in Flatwoods about 6•30 p. . m __Saturday during a holiday tor with Ohio Farm Bureau in heater -1958 Dodge - - - I proceeds to be used in the new lire escape for the hall. Mrs. THE SHOE BOX NO. 69 l~ • • Girl, 2, Drowns I Tudi Meredith Wl:'l OR DI E 1 Seven men determined to 1959 Ford VOL XVI Her corsage white shattered carnations. Mr. Thomas Walters, lards, brother of the ~5~ served as best man. were Roy Ralph Smith, er of the bride, and James Wal-11 ters, brother of the groOm. For her daughter's wecldiD~!,[I Mrs. Smith chose 8 blue green dress with green a~~~ sories. Both wore baby o• corsages. Mrs. Ruth Eversbacll, or~ian·· ll 1st, presented a program wedding music pn!l!eding ceremony and Weddlilg -~~~~:11 from 'A Midsummer N Dream." Following the ceremony reception was held In church asnex. The bea.uUiul\1 LINDA OWEN CROW TO WED e DetiOial To Tla. Miss Juanita Smith, sister the bride, was her maid honor and wore a street l<ngthll flowered crepe dress with July 3-4 WOl'ld • mother, Mrs. Gamet Smith, ""' Mrs. Gamet Smith, Portland. glstered guesla. Her aunt, Mrs. Mter ' trip to Florida. tha Ralph Sbato, served at, the couple are reaidlng at MarletpUnch bowl. The groom s sJS- ta where the bride Is empl.,.. ter, Mrs. Richard McKenna, ed ., lab technician at Marletserved the cake. ta Memorial Hospital and tho Members of both famllles at- groom Is employed •t Dravo · lending were Mr. and Mrs. Corp,., as draftsman - while atEugene Walters, son James, tendmg Mar•et1a Co\)ege. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walters. daughter, Maylene, of Hilliarde EARN HONORS and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Me- NEW HAVEN- Arline Rousb Kenna and daughter, Judy, Mr. · 1111 and Mr s. Re gIs Z.lmmerman of a freshman • .and PhiliP.h. W of am ,• a JUnior, bot ....,. Marietta ·, Mrs. Anna Zimmer- Hoffman, Lo 1 J s•- 0rn1 Ju~ man. Watertown; Mr. and Mrs. tart, us · =u . o, ..Lee Pelley, Salem; Mr. Harry lor; Bonnie Louise Myers. SenSpencer, Mr. Ben Spencer, Mr. lor; and Jane M. Powell, Senand Mrs. E. A. Wingett, Mrs. lor all of New Haven, wero Ann Coe Mr. aDd Mrs. Ralph among lhe 746 studenl,o. on ,.fa~' Sbaln, ..;., David; Mrs. Ethel shall University's honors Usl Hoback, Mrs. Druscilla House,[ announced recently. knots. POMEROY OHIO TONIGHT 111w lonlahl iU4. ~~;, in marriage by mother, lhe bride wors a street length sheath dress with lace Inserts. Sbe ried a white ·Bible topped white carnations and white bon streamers tred In ·~.e~;/ 1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~------~~-----, MEIGS THEATRE -. at y YEAI'HEB ·Plll'll1 cltadY and mUd n..... ••Y will! .Unce of a lew 111... *nboworw. RIP "loda' rHI, ... ========= ' to Bernard Fultz. named Fred Wheef, Bill Childs, program Hibbs editor of the Rotary [ r hairman, Cash Bahr, song , leader and attendance chairman. and Curt Jenkinson, club Dr. Wilson to Be Buried serviC'e chairman. announced the third annual ''Bob Coats Picnip'" far Rotary families will be\beld at Mr . and Mrs. Glenn Lamb- the Coats home July 24. RJHe Here Tuesday I !.' rt havp learnrd of the death chard Rawltng~ is co-chairmaD ;)f her brother-in-l nw, Dr. Wil- : with Coats. The district gpvep.. 'iarn K. Wihzon, 76, at his home 1nor will make his official visit ,n Rt>nnsseJ11rr . N. Y.. fu. llow- ~ Au~. 7 when all committee ~g a yeal'·!' illn e~s. Mrs Wil- chatrmen are to have their 10n is the fornwr Helen Knight annual reports in for acitivities lf Che-stf>r. planned during the cominJ Funeral >;erv ir-Ps wPre held year. n New \:'o1·k Sunday. The body Two guests were introduced. vas to arnvc in Cnlu mbus to- Dwight Wetherholt of the GaJ.. iay with tht! rrawlin gs-Coa~ s F'u- lipolis Club, and Mr. Mlller of teral Home in charge of serv- 1 the Avon Park, Fla. c1ub. f!e~ to be conducted here Tues- j A discussion llf club finances ay murnm!':: at 10 <~ .m. at the 1waJ held to act on recornmeJt.. ·mer·al hom'! . The Rev . M E. datJoos of the board of direc:owson will off iC'ia l.e with bur- t(lrs held earlier last week. il to be in Chester Cemetery. Ladies of Heath Church serriends mav call at the fune~- ving dinner were Mrs. Mildred I home M~nday evening. Zeiler, Mts. Glenn Lambert. Dr. Wibon was a graduate Mrs. E. M. Wood, Miss Besa f Rio Grande College where ! Sanborn, Mrs. Everett R all e receivt>d h1s BS degree, from / and Mrs. Nan Moore. lhiu Stnte, his Master's de-- .1 Kep moves In tht tele¥ision chess game contlnuto across 1M board Atwr .,three. ~acceuful seasons ~ NBC-TV, "The Joey BishoP Show. storrmg ~popular comed•n oad Abby Dalton, will mo_.. over. hlP the CBS network when the new stcnon starts in September. It will be ae!n ••. S.ndoJ',_9:30-10:00 , .M., EST. - - Choice: Feverish Joan, Cool Bette BY DICK KLEINER HoDywood Corre!lpondelll HOLLYWOOD - (NEA) A bit or temperature temperament on the set of 'Hwil .. . Hush, Sweet Olarlotte"It seems that Joan Crawford likes ber sound stages cool be- r~ i11 eciur~lion .and_?is doc- . "' 1r S -~ree Albany. N. Y. for 19 years, d he was a consultant in boo] plant planning and ng. 9e was tht> author of the tl Rio Grande College song, 'he Red aod the White." Davis likes her sound stages warm, because she has a tendency to feel lhe cold and be lDlCOIJIforteble. 'll'lllo the - .. lloem .. lbe job for Ktnc Solomoa er cood SCientifiC ·ng 1 l- school plants. He ·l.v l.augh1 in the Rutland .tester schools. the He was associatl!d with ate Departmf'nt of Education cause she has a !endency to perspir<! and run a slight lever U it's too bot. It seems tlhat Bette In ume 101111d s&ace, dill was a llealtnc ........... The ultimate declsiOil• FIREMEN CALLED oliddleport firemen were led Friday eveniug 1o :idence of C. 0 . Newell '554, Ch•shlre to ext,~~: '!tm fire. Firemen Jl, twc tn1rks lor 11'8 trying to save a baro, ~I was too far gone upon It, arrival. The fire comljllY iestroyed the hom, 'IIIler properly was ·~ause of the fire w"" un- keep the temperature a shade below normal and give Miss Davis a nice, warm sweater. They flgur: eel it was easier to warm up Bette than cpe witb a leverlsb Joan. . O.annel ' "My 13, DarUng aementine," '114&, Bar,- ,~ da. ·Cbaneel I, "'1'1\8 .Bachel.OI' and Bobby .:Soqf•" IM7, .,... --- LOCAL TEMPS temperature In iI ' business district at today was 80 d<lgrees, ~ , skJet. I 'Shakes' }O States Today MEXICO CITY (UPI) -An early m o rn I n g earlbquaka shook at least 10 stales in ct11o tral and western Melico today, sent thousands scurrying from hotels and residences In night clothes, crack8d buildings auc1 disrupted communlcatluna. Despite tbe iAienslty of 1M quake, no CD8118lties were .. ported. Cornices and facilqj alam from mId t o w n bulldinp crunched to lbe .meets, 11111 street llghla, traffic: lights and telephones _ , out Ill lei tlot a sllort· Ume. tremor strudt:, iii; a.m., El71'}, ,. tlehtoi' · 1:11 p.~ � 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 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 3, 1964 miller winegar