http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/341efee888dafbf0d7f03e5a4923f6bf.pdf a7750b6cc2cafcad963d45f41c766f70 PDF Text Text - -- .. - . _..,_ .. . ·- ~ _..,. ... __ - -· . ..... -- - ... -· --- ... ' . •Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0 ., J~l.v 10. 19&4 I II RefatW IS HAVE GUESTS oeicler aud 11101 d•'<ll' IS ol , Holiday weekend vi<itoMI of Colilonua. !liB. film l• Mildrtd Tubbs of SpriiiJ< A"•·· : nillt atld Mr.< ( i - SlnM ol were Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sd> Sooth Oar\- !olr. a o <t Mrs. J - T'uiJhs ..,. -it) ond '\lr. and MM. ""-'"' Lam •nd Stlll ol L'rbM>a. ' .\· •h• Cele6foft Vlttt. r-====--=----, MEIGS THEATRE " THE THRfE LIVES OF THOMASINA• (Tf't"hnu:·ul or l Patri('k Mt·Gooh tm s u ~ :.n Hamp<;hlrt>. Karf"n Ontru·r Jack StE> wart Olsnt"¥ Certoons Futur•tt• · M"t Mr . Mischief I'U 'I Ptr.\lll' ~l<'mt.·.-. ,, ,.,. ~ ... - ~ ~~ t•r ~ ~· ,.'1 ,;~ ..;n .,._,. lh.•~r '"'"'•' ,..,.., •. ,.., ~" . 1 ~ ,, •• ''' R~- /'Al'!. I~ ~,.·~~ 11( r.un ~ ~~" -...· ~.._. n. ', hf' h•kl '" <~~ .,j ~ ol- """" t< m"l• All ........~ ""' , _ famih., .,... it\\'i~ "' . ,..,. ENJOY SUNDAY DINNER WITH US The Martin Restaurant Mainly About pi I Peo e n Pomeroy New offlctn _.. INta11td i bv Mro. Ross Oek<nd. wMI'I tilt ruv~ • · Councllont ol a.emr )itt "lid 'MI'I. ~ J. ~'~1'!1 Past w1 h Cooncil, ()ougll~ ol Amerloa, .,. ,,..Jobt,!M ;jtt .Jt~ly ~ liN! ~ I ". r •nd Mrs Ni'bert Picht! ~ Wed·-~av evon•~ ot tilt Nn. E. J . 1:"11 lell Wedlle• ji; both """"' <Of ~nri"' ohlkt,...n and Mrs. "" ~Ill e lodRe u~ hall,""'"'~ "• u~ day !01'bua Yiltlt wllb ralallveo In n.. t.omi~ with Mn. H•·~ ~~~ ~~ Oon<•ln \'lsited Frederic!<. Mrs. Milo Blal 1nd Cotum •· l)ln,... .... """'<'it •n lhf ,..ntl)· with 11\r. •nd Mrs. Law- , Mrs. Os<ar Weber •• hoste..... M'r , end Mn. Thornll Reed IN-"' ,..,.. •NI th<!rf> ....,..,.,. Mllholln. I Mrs. Clelaod, vlco (lfelldenl, •nd family of Comillll and MI.. ~ ·' <trill!' ,.,,,.,,. •nri •'llf(i'-' d ~n~ the ...,.ung with liCrii>' """"'" WIH!ams of Crooksv!Ue '• " " r. •n<l Mrs. Cleo Kerns an o,. ~ . -' I Corinthian• ~.... d M Jott<>nd!llf _,. "'' And "'" "' b read1ng .. were auesta o1 Mr. an ra. 1 l• ' l 'I'ANI · P<t""""'. Mr alld f•mily ..,..,.. in Park.rs urg 1 ure ed b the Lon:!'• •·· it• Mn•sn.an several d••s ' · nlf'~ft\' 'f'he~ ere guests of : !~ : 1-5. follOW Y n MJ ~ ~~ • ·!INI. Mal~ . 111 he tOOther M"' William Rnb- Prayer aod pledge In q. last week. Yo l.lr •lid """ Thomils r . .. I Installed were Mrs. Clarence Mr. and Mro. Donald Mor '\\'ANI. I ..........a. 'fi. "" : Mr. son. Neutzling, JII"'Sident: Mrs. Hen· ANI ~,.,. ·W.NI. &I> M-. Garland ~mit.h and d."".• ry Spencer. vice president: Ml'S. gan and son, returned lo their · •• M home Newar~ Satun:!ay, alter b• .ond 'I'Mn~ """'"""'' Mr. ""ter ot Ranell•, W. 1·" · viSII· Larr)' Wolfe, secrotar)'; rt. • ... a week'! vll!lit with her pArents, •nd """ Jri WAN •nd ()n>. ed ...,..,11y with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter treosurer Mro. """· 1'<>_,,~-: Mr. AM M,... R01K'Of Satterfield and other Marion Wood, ...,unel; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Eslle Mossman. I .Ia)'<! WaN •nd Bill~ . Porn· frionds. Norman Frederick, Oower com· Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Folden ""'>Y• ~ . Sboron and El•· 1 h Lei\'- , millee; .od Mrs. Arvll Holl<lr, and family ol Hebron were 11M" \hNI . TM) Pullin>. ShaMr. and Mr<. Josep · ubllcity weekend gums of Mr. and Mrs. ,..,... It. "• : Mr and 'Mrs. Law· : in~ of Ktrkland, ill. a~ ~~s~ p Game,' were conducled by Eslle Mossman. twh"'E" n ,..:* rnsoa. Dt>bra Ann, of her par(>nt~ . Mr. an · Mrs Hf!~ Beaver and Mlss I-""""""'· Jr.. St\>1""' Dwayne, ] Clarence Boyles. Led~ Mae Kraeuter with prt. Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn White Sancy K". We"""''· \\'. Va.; I Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Sh ..ts es awarded the winners. Mrs. of Gallipolis were Wednesday tc~t:ht-r l':lt'f!lll" ~net Jo Ann. [)e.. of Colum bus were recent visi· Norman Frederlck wun t h • evening guests of her aunt, "'-~• . \\" . \ 'a.; ML anc Mrs. tors with Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. door prite. Miss Nettie Koehler. Janl<'S Estop, 6111 and Nora McKinley. Refreshments were servO<! by Mrs. R. L. Gotthan:lt return· Fla....,, Poca, \1' . \'a.: Gladys . ' the hostesses to those named ed to her home Columbus Monl.'tin and GI'IIC&, Cllei)·an, Mr. . Mr. and Mrs. Edwa•11 ~~~t ! above and Mrs. Henry Eichlll- day, after spendillll the holiday and Mrs. Geol')•e !.ollev, Joan '"" and 'amity were r I ~er Mrs . Eddie Hartung, MMI. weekend witll her mother, Mrs. and Jeff. Hans!on:l, IV. Va .; guests of hts. mother, Mrs. E. I Est.her Wright, Mra. Buel Rid&: Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Tomas. : R. Johnson m Char 1eson. panied hume byShe herwas son,accoJD: Bruce t W· ,1 nour, Mrs. Virgil Roush. Mrs. W. A. Morgan. Jodien, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Va. . ' Ella Hannum, Mrs. Hobart who spent two weeks with his Leoaan:l Adams, Okley, \V. Va .' Mrs. D"n Buroey of Martel·! Newell, Mrs. Ray Morris, Mrs. l!fandmother. Edna Per:::inger. Cht"lyan. 1\tr_ ta visited thts week with her i Fannie Adams and a guest, and Mn;. Ken neth Scott and parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. A.. Mrs. Elizabeth Wickham. Jennings Marshall returned Mary Joe, Newark, Ohio. Mr . Emmish 1s con- Hostesses for the August to his home. Louisville, Ky. 1 Emmish. fi ned tn Meigs General Hosplt' meetin• will be Mrs Mabel Thursday, after a week's visit . Mrs. Emogt'ne Roy Newar k, : I . ' e · d othet Mr · 'T I van Meter, Mrs. Fannie Adems witb his gran m , s. 1·11 at by 11lness Mr. Robertd ~Mmltleyc, Ih~rdn" :I Miss Iva Marie Stewart, dau·l and Mrs. Marion Wood. John F. Bally ando tber rela· 0.; M.r. an rs. ar n am:s ' gh ter of Mrs. rva Stewar·t, IS ' tives. and five children, Shrewsbury. !. employed in Columbus at the ' W. Va.; Mr. and. Mrs. Bl,ll R,us~ : Na tionwide Beauty School. She I Troop 242 Scouts 1 Miss Rozanne Knight retu~· and Kelley, Mallory, II . I a.• 1 will be•in he r studies at 1 he ed to her horne, Pl. Pleasan , Mr. and Mrs. John Jnrd'.'"· Bel· s"hool '1·n "'•bruar)' but w iII ·. Spend Week at Cilmp w. va. Thursday evemng alter ' pre; Aaron Ward, Mane Bnw- •·urk ... 1·th ··' tile supervisor until 1' Troop 242 of syracuse spent spending a couple of days with " is a 1964 a<iuate of last week .at camp ""'ow •- head her great grandmother, M r s. den, Beekley; Jean and Warro:!n then. Sl.e M •· H lin"'" w v Tb y and lamil Sparks, Patterson, N. J ' r. : Middleport H•glt School and' near un a-n, • a. e John F. Baily y. 1 M:,a.....,.....,. ""lit"'""' "" POMEROY OHIO TONIGHT thru TUESOA Y Walt Otsney·~ .lnd 1 Jesse WGftfls New OlfictrS Are Installed forComint Yeor ...,. I •-Nl I Qj,8 "'" '------------------•-•i: Middleport, 0 . Route 7 I 1 '"''""~,•,· 1, u . r ~nd Mrs. Sh~rley Snyder. Ru th- was awardeL a scholarship to . were John_ G. ~auvage ,_ ScoutJe and Benme, Chcsapeakt~, 0.: the Nationwide School. master; Bill Rtzer, ~mar P~1 I Charles Ross, Thelma, Kathy Mr and !\Irs. Eugene Abbott, trot leader; Kenny Rtzer,. B1D Ann and Jimmie, Hunting! on; of L~nca>ter are visiting with ', Hayes, John Rltchhart,, D1ckle Mrs. MargareI Ben~c It . Chesa- 1 ihtir parent s. Mr. and M r s. i Sauvage and Mark Sm1th. peake; Mrs. Katherme Henson, William Morris and Mr. and . During the week 15 tests we':" Huntmgton. Mrs Martin Ahbotl. . passed and a total of II men! AI M d M B H· . . R~cenl guests of Mr. a n d badges were earned. Because so ~ a~ N.';'·l . en ~·g ' Mrs. William Mor•is and lam· : o! this successful week, plans gherman, k . Be.ttlce ),d F r., : ill were h•r brother an<i sis· I have been made for a return C . esLapea e;P y an J ran- ter-in-law .Mr. and Mrs. John next summer. CJS owe, omeroy. oanne . , rd N M Vallentine, Passaic, N. J.: Mr. D•llord of AlamaGo o, · ~·· 1 , : and Mrs. Jesse Gobel, N. '!'on· ico, where he is employed With Mr~. Webb Planmn1 I anawa, N. Y.: Mr. and Mrs. the Dyna-Lectmr Corp. They To Attend Reunion Hubert Wood, Grove City: Ray- aPihsol vDtslledd ~lth ~r. tahndr Mrerlas. Mrs. Ralph Webb of Racine d R ell C0 1 b 1 dVI son anu o e · . mon . uss • urn us; . M s Dillard visited in will attend the annual reuruon Butch D1~kerson, Notomtne, W. tJVes. r ·while Mr Dillard of the 1969 Grand Officers of the Va.; Halite Leach an. two chtl. Columbus . !I ·. 1 Grand Chapter of OES at Qt. dren, HarrisonvHie. atte~ed pre-msta allon bmfee · : terbein Colie•e in Westerville mg 10 Boston, Mass., e ore ' • - - - - - - - - - - , . returnln to their home in N• w over the weekend of July 11. ·M 1 g On the way to Westerville, ::o~nd Mrs Glenn Roush of Mrs. Webb will be accompanSt. Clairsville,. Ohio, spent the led by her l!fandson, Jeffrey holiday weekend with his par· Webb, who will spend the week· ... Mr. anc Mrs. Ear1 Roush . end with his parents ' Mr. and en~.S, Mr R0 h · 111 at Mrs. J. W. Webb of Columbus. 1 . • ' " remau" very 0 7 hisMhomed Ave. Cnswe . 11 ENJOY COOK.QUT r an Mrs.thJ ames and dau hters, Dianne, and Mr. Fourth of July weekend guests and Mr: Kenneth McCullough of Mrs. Nellle Borgan were the vtsited i~ Cambridge, Ohio, the James Borgan family, Gary past weekend where they at· Borgan family and Allen BorMIDDLEPORT, 0 . attended pre-installation meet. gan, all of Columbus ; the Ray I MAKE SAFE DEPOSIT PART OF YOUR VACATION PLANS! Your home is ripe for robbery when you're away on vac.ation. Even tires- that might otherwise be c.hecked in time-can destroy valuable papers, jewelry, family keepsakes in your absenc.e. Safeguard your valuables in a safe deposit box here-the whale year aroond./ Rent a safe deposil box here right now! JJ? e Pny 3 % Interest On Savings Pomer,oy National Bank Serving Meigs County for over 90 years POMEROY- RUTLAND II SUMMER WHITE COSTUME I. JEWELRY 'I MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~il home of her brother, Mrs. Albert Hladd. ~ - I J Birthday Observed By Mrll. Malllar The birthday of Mrs. Clar· ence Massar was celebrated when the Busy Bee Sewing Cll" cle of the Federated church met Thursday at the church for an ali-day quilting. A potluck dinner was oerved to M Ma Mrs ;t.:;oonM'tch r~ :'.o~b Rei: ~I "Mrs~ Mam . Ebersbacb, Mrs' W L Kautz Miss Lena · · · • Grueser, Mrs. Otho Murray, Mrs. Walter Baer, Mrs. Lena Huber Miss Anna Dural Mrs Theodo'r· Mora Mrs 'Clar~ " , . Karr, Mrl. Ben Neutzllng, Mrs. Carl Shields and Miss Paula Kauffman ol Halifax, Mass. Material Ordered lit E •R p ro]ec • t .,or Mrs. Calvin Simpson and MMI. Ronald BrowninS were ru bos~sses when the Sew • te Sewmg club m: bWedneaday evening at their u roolom. A llbort businesl sees n was coaducted by ~•• ~lzat Gandll· Cultural Program is Presimted by ~rs. Louis Reibel at Meeting A· covered dllb dinner at 1 ..ce, Mn. A11lrd Pratt wu ..., p.m. preceded the moetlllg o1 ported .. bnprov!na from •,... the Federa~ec~ Circle wedll... c.m fall. n .... ~o~ec~ w pUI'> dAy evenJna at tho dlureh. The ch8Jo a IIPlDot plano lor t h • fable wu Eentered wltb an ar- IIOCial· roomer1•of the dlurcll and M"'-· and Mn NDI!emelll of llowera made b7 Mia Mar,gu .., '"I" · Mrl. Phll W!Dion\oo~.' Loula RilbeJ IWII~ al Mra. , ..... Reibel was deY~ the commttt.e. · .....,.... Ilona! and prosum leader and Mrs later Fapber report. opened the devolloiUI with ed th~l the croos tlo Lincolll group alailns of "Take Time IIlii 1iblcb the Circle lpDIIIOII To Be Holy," loilwed by had been struck by """IDln& I tu dl of Psalm 92· "&'' set P re o;ea 1111 · and oul of order. Antone Ltlo H5 and Matthew 8:28-31. ke will be con'-~'"" WI~~ to ma•o • 11 Uslns her topic, repatn. Plaru1 w.!., made fnl "Growth," she llkened til>lrltual a rummage sale Ill be be!d s.p. growth to the pine tree. She tember 4 and 5, tlle plact II :!Uggested to keep looking up be announced. A collection Wll de 10 every Y grow and grow ' taken for the Forest Rtm aa~ high r becoose the er up one goes, list church apron project. The the more beaUtiful the world Mizpah benediction closed 11M looks. She closed with a poem, meeting "Grow,• by Mary Bingham, ·- - - - - - , and prayer. For the program, Mrs. Rei· bel read n poem, "This Is Amerlca" which told of the fr..,. dam In America. She also read two other poems, "The Nlnety and Nine," which she received JULY 11 al the first convenUon of the The Men's Brotherhood of tbt Women's Union, now the Worn· Enterprise and Morning Sial en's Guild held ot Sl. John's EUB churches will meet at thi Evangelical church, Mansfield Enterprise cburch Friday at l in 1926, and also the poem, "Grandmother On A Winter p·rn · Day," taken from Echo. The Syracuse Melhodlat Mrs. Ben Neutzling, presJ. cburch wUJ havo a rummagl dent, conducted the business sale in the chureb basement. session and samples or Chrlot· July 10.11. mas cards were displayed aDd Ch ter M thodt.t church cards selected to seD as a mOJI: . es e will have a reception for tbeir ey making project. It was an· nounced the Circle also had all new pastor, Rev. and Mrs. purpose cards to sell Mrs Lena Pearl A. Casto, '8t tt:re churclr Huber thanked th~ me;,bers Friday at 8 p.m. All membera for cards and well wishes at end friends are 9elcome. th tl f he id t Shr.1•• e me 0 r ace en · Mary Shrine, White ..,.. It was reported that M r s. of Jerusalem will meet In apeRose Vance a cia! session at the IOOF haU, d had suffered stroke an was confined to a Friday at 8 p.m. lor, • acbool Nursillll Home at Franklin Fur· of Instruction, with Vida Carson ~ VOL XVI AN ATI'EMPT BY Negroes to lntel!fate a theater at Lake City. Fla., Friday night erupt· ed into a bloody street brawl that injored at least four whites, one critically. Mayor • Police Commissioner J R. Tison said " The t o w n went wild." He said about 20 whiteJ and Negroes weree ,~:~; ved in tho fighlillll and aJ 200 persons milled around. · trooper• and sheriffs aided pollee In restoring order. /ndl'a /nvl'4>-..l Here Ju/y 26th SAVEl SATURDAY 9 AM TO 9 PM IN THE JULY SALE AT HONDA 305 SUPER HAWK (THE WILD ONE) NOW IN STOCK - 4000 MILE WARRANTY SEE IT NOW AT , • ,, SCOVTS MEET Boy Scout Troop 249 held Its regular meeting Wednes: day, July 8th at the Odd FeJ. lows Hall In Pomeroy. Games were played and the Scouts then worked on the Tenderfoot, Second, and First Class Tests. The Scouts have collected bot: tie caps and earned $16. "!ASON DRIVE·IN TONIGHT "THI GREAT ISCAPI" Steve McQueeu R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. "Oh io's Oldest Dodge Dealer Now Becomes Ohio's Youngest Honda Dealer'' OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8:00 P.M. 88·5. 2nd Ave. MIDDLEPORT, 0. Jame1 Garner an Color) -•Del- "POLICI NURSI" Ken Scott MOJTJ Anden loturdor READY TO WEAR·· Sale of Womens Dresses , DRAPERIES •• Sale of Curtains, Drapes, Rugs MENS WEAR •• Sale of Shirts, Worlc Clothing FURNITURE •• Sale of Youngstown Sinks, Chairs. and Lawn Furniture Sale of Room Size Rugs Sale in the Ho&~se Furnishing Dept. '- BARGAINS ALL 0 VIR THE SH~IE IE THRIFTY! SAVE YOUR SAU!SLIPS .hOM ... . . 01drlob Lukeo ' ' , ,' ' .Sewer Rate Ordinance is • Approved Ill lst Reading DETROIT - A stock lnceJI: tlve prOI!flllll, rejected by the United Auto Workers in 1955, iiitomed today as a major condemancl the unioo on • ldl>mOtlve tbree In ei"'S e -~..Jj, from .IU. ·tiloclt: FOnt. The . t:~!!~~i;~ al· li> has demanded the program fOr salaried union workers Chrysler. A higb union source oaid the UAW negotlatillll mittee at General Motors The deAth of Mrs. Harry E. livillll serious consideration Long of Huntington on June 6, -.manding the plan at GM. and her burial in the family plot in Beech Grove Cemetery, is an occasion to recall a story told and retold In .the family about the selection ol thai ceme. tery lot . Assignments To Committees Are Completed . n· eath, .comes to 'Sun.ny Slope' 0f Fli'St Home Fam·ny, In .' . ~· ' ·~ I ' ,., r. ~ • / ), ' . • ' Ideath In 19!'4. · Mrs . Walter Meinhart, of 12239 Tenth Ave., Huntington, !be former ~thlyn Long. and Mrs. Cecil J . Jenkins, the l~rmer Edith Long, who died ln Cleveland in 1958, were daugh. ters of Captain and Mrs . .Harry v·10Iators 0f BUl.ld.tng c0de A.dVISe • dto Obey or·dinance On April 8, 1875, Stewart Lovett of Syracuse married I< Hulda Catherine was Houdasbell, '.1' ·fiC~nt f..~IOIIQJ1 CQWlCi1 ID a spe- ,118nl~ sewer systemand. .......dip age 1119•.i\(l' i tbe ...... u. or, at Iiili tljlillse, Ia meW' t1t1 1 u~ ·llll!ttlng Frltfa1 Diehl UJ>: Sllmpt!Jg treatment mar animously approved a first of lng revised downward. One water uaed, er be aeeepl I three readings of a sewer rate The cltscusslon .... utted lit tlte statement from the ID!IIIII· ordinance requiring metered two proposed kinds of rates be-er of the water to tho aewer .. water patrons to pay one time ing revised downwan:l. One er, of monlh!J flow or of t!ttl E. Long and l!fanddaughters of their water charge. was the charge for water us- amount of floW paraitteed llf Srewarl W. and Hulda Lovett. Councilmen John Zerkle, ers with unmetered private the water supplier, and t•i · Robert L. Jenkins and June Gibbons, Gene Harris, wells, which had been $108 an. charges made by the Villap te Sherod .of Cleveland are "" Stumbo, and Roger nually, and as approved, Ia such sewer user sbAU be cU. dren of Mrs. Cecil J . Jenkins voted yes. Councilman $72 annually. The other was lated upoo the nme bAsit ilf and grandchildren of the Longs. Robert Crsig was absent. for domestic urunetered usel'l other metered users.• Seven great grandchildren a1s<t Mayor Lee Smith presided - Meigs Water Co., users Further discussion of the pr.. survive. over the meeting called to act without meters - revised from posed ralel will be fDvltiod .. :nn or reject the ord!ruurce. $3.75 monthly to a flat fee of $3 future readinp of the ordinance, Melp Memorial Hospital I;hlch he called a necessary monthly. the second of which MIJ ""mt ADMISSIONS - Verno n L't The ordinanc I tales, ood I . step before Middleport can pro: e a so • be fore -·-~· ·~""' M ay nip!. Middleport; Clytl Terril, ceed to comply with Federal "Where there Is 'a private Rutland: Mrs. George McHaf· and Ohio Laws that require source of water supply, the Viifie, Middleport; Mrs. James treatment of wastes placed in Tbompson, syracuse. the Ohio River. Meigs Getterel Hospital Middleport. after 18 years, . ADMISSIONS :- Martha RobDISCHARGES - Betty Reed, told the Ohio River SanitaUon 1nson, Hamsonvtlle; Laura t Spring it · Wells, Long Bottom. . . BffiTHS - Mr. and Mrs. ComnusSlon 1.as tn· DISCHARGES _ N Thompson, a son, and tends to bwld a lagoon type one· . and Mrs. George McHaffie oewerage. son. ' Councilmen discussed at length the rates proposed In The Melp Cotmty Fair .._.. the ordinance which are deslgttMonday evening ...ted It IJI't: ed to "provide funds for the ceed with the construction iit. operation, maintenance. repair, 52 X 158 ft. pole cettle barlt enlargement, replacement, manwhich will be located acrou ~ t and nstructi ol a ; agemen co on u road fr om .... ""' prooent ~...,., J young school teac "who was reared near Miners. President Dick Th 1 ta ted ·r..de committee e young coupe s r . Mayor Lee Smith said today Middleport Village and pl-esented a housekeeping In a house located ing Inspector James Arnold has brought to his Rotary lntematinnal in tho vicinity of the old cem~ several instances of violations within the Village of Ordl· Cherlea W. Pettengill at tery which later was the begin· nance Number 853 requiring a building permit. rosuiar weekly dinner ~::I nlng of the present Beech Grove of the Middleport p Cemetery. The ordinance provides that NY d • Rotary club Frida~ night. Mr. Lovett was a brick rna•• building permit must be obto Mo erntze "LIIvel son. Maay of the bricks ho mold· tained prior to s.tarting any Its Sharon Yard ..~reo:ordlng,"lnchMI..,"":ued,;,,..,..,.l ed by band were used in some work. In connectio~ w1tb the - - · --~of !be better homes In Porn~ erecuon, conslrucllon, alterat- CINCINNATI (UPI) - The from Rotary FOUDder. Paul roy of !bose tlmeo. ioo or demolition and removal New York Central Railroad ris. Bill Childs, In another The couple later moved to a of buildln.~s and structures. announced 8 $1.2 mlllion mod· of the program, wiU be Yan:l ...Uon reeordlng called, ' . idinersvllle that had Most of the violations hove erniatlon ated at theprogram 55-acre Sharon vates the Motivator." been given to them by Mrs. been failure to present plans in suburban Sharonville Lovett's lather, Wllliam Houde· to the building inspector prior Railroad otficials said. Reedsville Lass ;,._?:sorgeCounMtyelnhartCrippied "lllld·l sheit. There they lived lor many to starting the work and ob: ellng of the yard would bo the Recoven Suraery .,._. ~· years until farm work became a tatrung · · a bw'ld'11111 pemu't · e Reedsvn. - •1 Soc! ty ~.....,• t. told first step Iowan:! 0\lentually Sberyl Benedum of ·~n e ,.,_en burden. They moved again, this ~ans that e apeeob clinic time Into Minersville, where A Ust of known violators bus converting it to completely aoBy LEON DANIEL Je who uaderwent heart surg· ICiteduled for the near they remained together the rest been prepared and turned over tomated electronic operaion. United Preoo International ery at Children's Hospital In In Middleport and Pomeroy. of their Uves. to the Pollee Department for The yan:l is to be semi-automat· JACKSON, Miss. (UP)) - Columbus this week Is recov· ·II waa 8IIDOUilced that I b Mrs. Lovett dted first. When servtns of warrants for the ar· kh· after the current remodeling Civil rights workers re rled to- erlng after three hour surgery -ual Bob Coats · picnic County · her husband went to Beech rest of these violators If a P Tasee · work was ~ted to that a pre-dawn pof'tre d.,. Residents of Melga Iii bel4 Jul7 24 at the · Grove cemetery to select a plot, Building Permit is not obtain..... fr ·n•t -~ a Negro ch h t have given blood for the little lionie In Middleport and he found that the cemetery had ed by July 20, 19!14. sp,.,. "'"'' . about BOurc mil~ girl. A woman of New Straitslite distrl~ Rotary been extended• 0 greatb that It .Permits may be obtained by through the Cincinnati gateway of Jackson, wh FBI ville, who lost a child, has des· ~~ MlddiOpon tili August 7· lncluded the land fronting the .contacting Mr. Arnold at his lc the South and Southeast. J . Edgar Hoo ""' igtlllted the blood donated lor Gllllll allendiDI ·lalt h th t had been the' flnl resld 625 Che tnut Sire t nigh ver spent ber at the ....... ouse a . lr ence. s e. I. tochild Sberyl Mrhospital and Mrhe l{lv· AI 1· !nf's dbmet' m~,... were borne. On hte ·sunny slope of Arrest and subsequent convicCAIJ.'I PRAcnCE en · · • w~ Bni1lm. ,IIIII Ill ·. . . the lawn that had been theirs lion of offenders of this ordi· Hoover met Friday with Gov. fred Scarberry, Jandr., accompan. a.t.D lkown, and steve during their first y~ars of m., nall(:e can result In a mw· Charles Ye111o. new B. Johnson to dlscuss the led the parents patient to 1011 · of Robert OOabl. · r!age, wa• the plot Mr . .Lovett mum penalty of $100 line and slructor of Eaatem of three civil Columbus. They are relativeo Wire Mn. Jelln 'Coak, ' chose lor ·hiS wife to lle . .Nine up to 6 montha jail sentence the s.cheduled n concert workers, and Misslslllp. 0t the R. E. RolliiUI family , Dli COok, IJn...Jim.et y~s later, be was placed Jle. M'ayor ststed. Ins Senior band pntCiice tense racial situation ln Log""'at ln Middleport. port, Mra. Cbat'lu Ala side her. Caples of the ordinance end Wednesday, July 15, from bury IIIII MID Bell Sanborn. _ AJmosi 48 years later their building cede are on file in th• 8 p.m. at Eaatem lll&bt The FBI director 1 TAKEN TO HOSPITAL · Mayor'• office. All membert are to be ~ter said Mra. Larry Stewart of Co: sQuAD CWJ,.m ONE MAN FINED belleves the missing three Iumbus, wlto was visiting at the Tile Ra!=llt etiMII..,...I u ...or Lee Smith flned one .,.,_..BT OORRECTED dead, but promised a """' home of Cbar!ea Stewart, Pol· ......, ....~u TWO JAII\tit all out effort to solve •·11'11 c8lled to the Cllffom end two olber. forleitecl The report Friday cl the 43nl ....,. lllll, In Ga!1ia county • waa . farm ~ 1120 a.m. ladalm In the Middleport - . . iDrif'leJ'!I8r1 or the Forest Run Thomu Ellawortb lakeD to Holzer hospital by the one. "' Hlll'l WO!'M· 'IIIIo Court Friday·.....m,. John 11-ptllt 'churcPt to ·bt'eelebrated 34, of Rutlend Civil rights worken laid tlla Middleport emergency 91[11ad at appal'I!DIIJ lllfferlnl from 50,, of MJcldlejlort wai IPD-111' With the fourth jelled by the that burned at GreeD-. 11:15 ·, pl.m. Friday, IVbere she elpollll'lj. ,''Bqddy'~ Bllllld · m,o and·COSII an.an ·lntiiXIc. ., .., or aenlce of their pastor lfl's . was In a pwtnm!nari!IJ was ldmltt11lll II a maternity .e!!.~; :~ J;!IQI• Earl JQtlcOj "' Rt. ~ rated ·that lbeli pas. Mllldavll .' neigltborbood. 'lbey ,aid CIIIMI· . forfeited hiJ I* ..,..Jkiv, Nyle ' llal'den, b- support. had beeJt 1171D1 t.1 flat . . 00081N DIES ~·ta.....~~ . lrf . nmnlll![ • liter, tllla· II ~- II • rrent )iul ~ ~ ~~qe l;.ebew, Millon, baa w,_ 5&o bmH.}ie:llllfYr:L, A ar*i... leuaul ol the death of her llllt!4 wal ~ hlB • ~. 1911, aitd MR . , ·. ~ BIIDCb. Roevet., ·llald the ttrudUN "buntlil "tlriaan, Friday at MarilDa F_.. ·~1118 l!t;J!ftVllli .•~ . • .Cbup,: l!t•tbe~~" •1 l'll!:·•lt4L · . . a i!1W'pFolJDIL" · . .· . IJt, Gdo, . c Chnrch Where H00Ver Slepf B dD orne own :.e::. ·n+t· . ' *" "'"~~~~~i~~~~~==~Sayir,. ~and '" '•,; daughter, Mro. Long, t e for· mer Gerlro1de Lovett, was burie« beside them, as was her husband, Captain Lolli!. Both couples had long lives together. 'r e Lovetts observed thoir 51st wedding .nniversary, the Longs observed their 59th before hia ~;.'. and • . Ctl'lleU!'r.,. · ~t~at liotdl "Uilft';temer~tiQDs, and eiM!IIIdloo ELBERFELDS IN ):POMEllOY. • I anvernor 1 Jutr 11 "KING KONG VS. GODZILUt.• an Color) --.and"FIRST SPACI SHIP ON VENUS" Yoto Tan! ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ' Sh~ate was bo~nd over to the Mason County Grand Jury by Julticf the Peace Edtth Fox at Clifton, W. Va., Friday evening after ho! entered 1 aot ......._ ty plea. •- district deputy the _tnstru~. in pr~paration lor Inspection to be held at Marietta September &CU 8. All officers and memberJ are JULY 11 The Golden Rule Clast of Plans were made for a guest lhe Middleport First Baptist •peaker from India SUnday eve- church will hold a picnic at ning, July 211, when the Ses- Forked Run Lake Sundey, Josion of the First United Presby. terian Churcl; met Monday eve- Jy U. Each member Is to bring ning with the nev. Howard meat for her family, plus one Ruppel! presiding. other dish, drinks, and table The Rev. P, K. Geevargbese service. All members are to of Indio, a city and industrial moot at the the church at 12·30 worker of the Synod ol Ohio, · · Columbus, has been lnvited to JULY u speak at the meeting which The W.S.C.S. of Heal!! Metf>. will include a Communion Her· itb . ndlst Church will meet Mondey v1ce at 7:30 p.m. w . a socta1 evening, July 13 at the cliurch. hour to be held loliowmg. Nam· Mrs. Herllllln Haddox will be ed to the oomm!ttee In charge devotional leader with I h• were Mrs, George Anderson, program to be given by I h t Mrs; _J .. E.MHarleEy, MOrsT. ~ two girls who attended the ""' ur rs. cent School of Missions In DeJ. b ""WIS, J Buch• . ew.., Ch •ry, ames anan, ar· aware, Kathy Br-.. and Dee les Peoples, Russell Lyoru~, J. Slavin. Hostesses wiD he Mra. H. Grate, John Fultz and ftob. Lorena Davis, Mrs. Guy Shuo ert Tewksbary, ler, Mrs. Pat Gallagher, Mrs. edMrs. ;:;:wks~ry was. a~int. c. E. You 1111 , and Mrs. Jolul lacrclna Mro 811Wpeillrm Ment Zerkle. rep g rs. . tam or· The Disabled American Ve~ rls, who! has be~ ill. Aalreportnd erans and their Aux!Uary wtn ~ ~ RD 1 ~an is contesting. a charg~ by the West Virginia Conservatloa D'iA~~P:om~~e!r~~oythat he mtended to ftsb illegally tn the Ohio River near Racine. !.., w:i: :d NO. 74 Tht:a Courts k Mrs. Rl . pea er from Mr. and Birchfield family, .and Mr. and ~re Jr., vice Pn•uuen • was g ven on e rep r a meet in regular sess!OII MoDMrs; Paul Cottrell family. All 11 was voted lo purchase mater- redecoration of the cbolr l'oom day evening. There will be InKathy Bratton and Dee Sla. enjoyed a cook-out Saturday tal to make slings for the Polll- b), the trustees, with the Worn· stallation of olllcers and 1 11 vln have returned from DeJa. evening. Patty Birchfield lJ croy Emergency Squad. A blril> er. • ~!atlonkglvlns aSadona· members are ursed to attend. Improved after ,.Inn In Hoi· dey gift was sent to Mra. Day. tloo oo uoc wor . Lewis uer, JULY • ware where th ey s !tended the -~... t Don Lo D 1gb Wall 1~ 1",:; Strickland from her secre and B..::ryWali:Ce School of Missions s!""'sored by zer H~M~pital. The Daughters of Bulb claP the W S.C.S. The gtrla were p • 1ng th of the United Methadlst cburc1l sponso~ed by the local Worn· HOSTS FOR COOK.OUT Tbe hoslesses served a d.., on e project. will meet at the home of Mra.. en's Society of Heath Metho- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cohen sert OOUI'l!e to Mnr. Donald Col· Rev. R':furlngpelt w:_ l!fan:' ~ dl 1 Ch h entertained with a cook-out r~ llns, Mrs. Edward Wells, Mrs. vaca11on mon Richard CampbeU Tuesday al s urc · cenlly at their home, Butternut. Willard Boyer, Mrs. Raymond August wltb the Rev. Frank 2 P· m. VISIT DELBERT GAUL av. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bally, MMI. Donald McKnlgbl Cheesebrew named to fill the The regular meellna ·a~ the L M Price Mis• Nettle Koeb· end Mrs. Gilmore. Hootessea pulpit during hlB absence. Miss WSWS of the Enterprlso EUB Visit!ns Delbert Gaul the l~r, R~lh Wells, and Mr. for the next meetlnk will be Kay McClintock of Syracuse Chureh will be held at the botne 85 ~ ~.~!c:'~,MrDen: and Mrs. Frank Sisson and deu- Mrs. WUlan:l Boyer and Mrs. will be guest soloist at the July of Mrs. PhU Ohlinger, July If Jimmy, Ale•andria, Va.; Mr • ~~~M~a~nde~a~nd~A~·~m·~·--~~~~e~Omd~~e~ -o• · ._._._._._~~~m:o:m~lng~~w~~~Wp~se:~~·:tce~.~~·~t~?~;M~p~.~m~.~------.-, and Mrs. Ralph Parker, Ern· est Taylor, Rev. Pearl Casto, Mrs. Glennie Shumway an d 1!fandchildren, Guy Midkiff, Mr. and Mrs. Orner Hess, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Gaul, Vere Swar· tz, Murry Hopkins, Garner Grif· fin, Lloyd Blackwood, Richan:l Myers, Sybil Dorst, Charles Woode and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Van Meter and family. • e ..,. tedl!lul malitP7 thowon lllld tit·1•· ,.,....,_, Itt tile ........ Pl '1'IIDH wm S WEA'I'HEB ¥• .... SaJntay eloDtl1 illtl . . .,.u. .. ..... I ' ·., to' ~eU. New Barn 0ver 23,000 Hear Graham's F "Sf Sermon To be Built For'64Fair A letter from J M. Staek "' COLUMBUS IUPI) More director of the ~ t1 than 23,000 persons heard the Agriculturort, adCiarkvlaed~the! ~~ openin• night sermon Friday of that Robe "" ... ·~ evangelist Billy Graham's Cen. Meigs county inspector for 18M, Ira! Ohio Crusade. and that he and Govenw Graham, speaking st Jet Sla- Rhodes hope to visit the Melp dium here, said the big prob- cowrty fair thUt year. Anotblr !ern f•cing the U.S. today Is letter from tile Ohio IDgbway man and not social. political or Safety llepartmen1 in n . . economic factors. Be declared ence to display at the fair the current generation was Ill): read. But space has not beea able to bo>ar Cllt'rellt stresseo reserved for lhe departmlllt and strains. since It failed to repr, to 111!1' He cited 1 e many irunates of vious letters from the boald. mental hospitals and persons Therefol'ft, there are no vacanl under psychiatric care u evl- spaces. dence of their inabili(JI 1o face A detailed reporl was ... life's problems. to Piketon In compliance wHII Graham's sermon was based a letter requeoting lnformatloil or three requirement. over on the life of membenhip which man has no control: fie. ets. bOrn, havlns to die and the It wu repm1ed that S14111 judgment of God. Fire Jnapootm H. A. . . The Carotna-born preacher mon would Wit the fair dudlll told the crowd the meell- they Ills llllllllal ...--...on. attended was every bit~.. u tm. M. s. PltiWpa D.V.M. ii!l portant as the Republican N• Atbenl wu IPJ!Ginlld ; 1 i tiona! Conventloll In Jtdl Frail- arlan - the liM cboo. He added that he dJd DOt alao am•• ed· tbll tit . . believe lbe •penlng Dight orowd ~ r,- , lbe Qble . of the 10-day program .... pre. Mt. . . . . •a le!lm .... ~ ent by chance, and ihoughl 1bq ncelnt ~ t- iPie f* tllk were predestined to attend. yur • ... ad. • Gra1utm W81 made,an ltotJGr.- Nlld ID4 Ill!; 11:4t Ill ary mayor by Columbua Ma;yar IPI PI .. hill rr.l C. Uti m. ·-K 11.. E. Senatmbreaner, ...,!II blllp;td'l&. '*· n'I" �•• 'I • ' rt • - l!.~~-.:~~~:~.b::_~:~·.~o:.. ~~~~~~!.':_ 1 Anti-Goldwater Wing Poised T0 F•g • ht· for strong .PIanks -~ if~ tbe World's Falr for a Hted t·un... ec bar a\\'ara. h1 gh- Mane tlackelt , Stephanie Pul-j Wil:wn, Logan ; Becky and Katie ~~up of hard workin& and en- , ·st awa~d gtve.n tn J.WI acou 1 ing,. l l~n . Margie Harr•s. Christine 1Myers , Glendale; Mrs. Audra l1'P··Ung membt>rs of Glr1 1 One d•sa .>pomtnwnt wa s Mrs Halley, Oht.a Lew is Connie ! Lambert, Bellinrton, W. Va .; i f>!.""' TnJ<Jp l21 ol Miarl!epoct William GruesN s unexpet'ted , <.ooke, an~ M•rilyn Stumbo. ~ Linda Melamt Hackett. Mro . l U'JIIll' ~1der . Mrs. George ' ho~pltahat l on . maki ng it 1m- Parent~ and othttrs milking •p Paul Smart, Mu. George Hack- 1 1 .liidiE-h . 1 j..vsalble for ht-r to accompa ny the bus number ,.ere Mr!. ett. Sr.. Miss Susan Pull~n . ThPt gPOup wiU leave by Lht girls. Taking her place il'l A. R. Knight, ar~l!l M"out chair- I Mrs. Keneth McEihlnney, Miss chartered bus Sunday evening :.t. siste r, Mrs Robt>rt Ji::IJ , uf man ; Rose Anna Kmghl , Mrs. ' Suanna Arnold, Mra. David Oh- t· ll · ! 34 ScoUtS I Heading for Jamboree Site '+'s!t I. c : Around And About Middleport I Mrs. Cole is Hostess when I Surprise GIVen .. ' Baptl'st Church Society Meets On Th d I Garner Hired 1 Ohio Bell to Take Movies To Lead Band Jn Southern 1 1 :t- I· v: I' ws. . THE DAILY SENTINEL I --·- .................. . . . =:"--::..:!':....• _., SH I IEAUn SHOPPE , •. Nuxall Aims For Seventh W10 Today, Reds Nip Phillies, PHILADELPHJA (UP[) -Joe Friday night Frank IIAlbllloon overt be flrlt.place Phils. eluding tbroe OltCII tor 1thNOII Ruben Anwe liar I o liner bruise o11 bltl rllil. But lilt blow . !Jall-pmo 11rer San Fr~, l'luxhal1 goea after wtn No. 7 to- and Ilel'oll Jam- llluted~ 'l'hursday night Cincinnati lost and Roblnlon. that mashed off the pitcher's didn't burl ldo pitcbJnc and he •bleb beat Chicago Friday, today u tho CincinnaU Redllook lllaoi'Uil8 to back 11p tilt lli8bl- to the Philli!S. O'Toole WOil hi1 ninth \'lctory side lor a single. r•tired the side In the ninth. 3. for tlleir second will lla Ill .IJ(IIblag cl Jla 0 lldt Cincinnati collected 10 hits off in 13 decioictla, but II wam't all O'T- The lou lor the Pldlllea cut The ooly Philadelphia run FP!d~lad~el~phia~ ·~Ph~~~~~H~·~--~~Ila~hl~lll~.~~~~-~ed~a~"~'~l~l~l:!,!lln!,..~_:Ph~ila~<d~e~lph~l~a~hur~le~ro~ . , 2ln~·~rc~,.,.~·~·~ln~the~~aev~en~tb~l~rmlng~~~The~~llal~l~loft~!_l2b~uoba~~ll-~sl~ed~tho~ir~N~a~U~cw~.l Lelllfle f<,>MI to • came in the oecond inning when - · lootOiy lbtked with PeDIIIYivuRowland Da>S, Mi.. Ada Hos- 1linger. Mro. Kalad Hludy and SAN FRANCISCO (UP! 1 - 1day lor planks on civil rights [ tee begllta vollni Oil tht GOP's la Gov. Wilham W. Sctanlon'l m<~k •ng the IJns and Karen Walker, Pome- daughter, Jane, and Mra . Clif~ Anti-Goldwater for~es w e r e and other key Issue• when tho baolc campaf8n docWD8111. oolsed to "fight like hell" to- •lepubltean Platform Commll- 1 But the underdotl eantiJiient lallarlni drive lor the GOP ton "Hotel Monday mornmiJI. 1tnp art- D1.ana OaVI.s, Paula n.. y. M1s.:, Marianne Woodge.rd 1 ford Stmbo. preJidentiol nomlnliUon ll<ed ~ hotel Is located close to 1'hel,., Debbie Gruem, Kathy : and Karen Thomas Col Rita They will return home Friday, almost etrt6lft deleot. J'lonf!$ylv•nla Stat1on and Is a - - ~ · - - - --ij.minute train ride'" the ta1r 2-Daily Sentinel . Pomerov- Middleport, 0 ., July 11 , 1964 1 BICktrl of Sen. Barry (lofd. \lith threE' days plann.ld lnr Ihe ·· ---- ' water, who hu about n~ppoa f~ri'- Mrs Hackett has also '~"·"*"' up the party'• top prlu, ap ~tduled other interestmg stdt peared to ..avo shape<. the pia~ ~ includina the Rodio City form juat aboul the wuy theY Hall , tho United Na tions want It durillll a woek·IOIII row a,(!d tile Empire State Bulldmg. wtth pro-Scranton loreea. t;l.reas Or tht>· fair which have Tha only question wu wlttthbeen.. indudef in the "Musts'' Early Monday momlng at 2 er the •elf-styled "moderatea•· for the. girls · will be th~:- indus· a .m. In Ashland, and at 4 •.m wbo art seeldni to Uberallzc trial area with a special tour in HuntlnKton, 84 Scouta a n d the policy documenl wiH force •{i-angffi oy th< Continental lnleaders from tho Trl • State a fight on the convention llooz St6311Ce Co.: the Lake Arnu!eArea board two Ohio Valley next week, ~nt and tran~portation exhlbit busses on lhe.ir way to t h e v~lts to lnternationaJ displays. , ~ixth National Jambo~e at Val· The bitter llgltl ~ tha and the Sermon on Science . I ley Forge. two camps was forgotten tem~ troop and Its leaders have Enroute they wlll visit t h o porarily Friday night durlui l(t!rkod harol wiUt record hops, rallllcatlon of two relatively University of VIrginia, Monllrummtljje.sales. bolt!< cops, and eello. Washington, D. C., and non..,.,ntroverslal aectiona of the v~twt other furxl raising acl'<ew YorK City, SJl'!nding a 1ay platform. tijjties ·to make mon~y for the a the Worla''!l Falr. 'Then after One section contalna a aet of trir... This has !:wen an ncitinK "" visil to the National Office of broad general principle.~ outlln. year for the &iris, what with the Boy Scouts of America, and ing GOP philosophy. The the John!iton Historical Scout ond wao Nported to be a "bU. Museum, they will spend a half· terlng" Indictment of Pra!dent day steing the historical s1 tE's : Johnson'• eonduct of foreign in Phiilldelp' o1a. · policy and aevere crltlcllm of -. Elected as Patrol leaders for I Democratic rule airuJe 1960, ~ the two Jamboree troops .are RI&Jtll o'mk Eru~ Bud Neeley and David Simj Even so, however, a · dlscu• GRF.ATER SCOPE--The new radio-telescope; the Mark 11. mons, both of Pt. Pleasant, and ~ sion on civil rlghta orupted durdominates the foreground in the pictured view of the ·:;: as an Assistant Patrol leader, Ing the discussion of principle Jodrell Bank, England, radio-astronomy center. The 125LLwell Evans, of Gallipolis. All to loreshado" today's claob. ~"' William Wilson and Mrs. I foot Mark 11 will be the first computer·controlled instiument I other ~aders are or Huntini· Sere Hugh Scott of Pennylef its kind . It will lend able assi:;tanee to its brother scope, j De Free!\ have returned to ton. the Mark l, seen in b•ckground, right. vanla, Scranton's fioor manag.. their,.t1ome in f{enES"Selaer , N Y. er, said the clvll rlf!(tts plank after beinal . het'~ for funeral ser· approved by a Goldwater-domvire• for Dr. Wilson They Spiritual Theme il Inated draltiJli committee wao...• were _guestS of M~ Wi)son'.'i "wholly, completely, entirely siater ~ud brother-in-law, ~lr . Devotional Topic and thorouf!(tly unsatisfactory" ~tnd Mr. Gl.enn hamhert. I • • 1o the govern01 . The last chapter or the study ! MISS .usan Beck. who resld" book, "Paul's Epistle to the Uf$ 0y Goldwater's meu oo the platw1th Mr . aftd Mrs. Alfred ~i'~r Mrs Raymond Cole enter- ttoman read and d1- 1 Th J 1 form lfOUp wero ready to b . J d r ;,, wh 'l t I . · . . . · wa e u y meeting of t e W<>'11te Ohio Bell Telephon.e Co. pledge tho party's presidential P!l~· r. n am..., 1e a · lamed w1Lh 8 surpnse party m cussed when Group II of the men's Missionary Society of t.he tt>r10111g R10 Grtmde College 1'' 1 f h 11 \1.. · 1 d In cooperation with the Ohio nominee would carry out the -. . 110nur o er mu •er. 1 1 s t •ar· Ftrst Umte Presbyteru.m Pomeroy First Baptist church sp~ndmg Developrr1ent Department, will ntw rights law promptly and . . ~~ the _semastpr br':!ak • •'Ies J ones and mo th er " ·•n~ 1aw, Chur ch met .,' ·I on day afternoon was held 'Jlrursdsy evening at · \'It~ IWr ~::flJITllh tn North Ft:H [Mrs Mmerva Co le ol Charle•;- in the pastor's study Leader for Lh h h .Robert Garner or Spencer-~ be. shootiJli fllm In Gallipolis effectively. Scranton'• backers, l ·>lr! ton, W. Va ' Sunday afternoon the discussiOn and scripture Merc uJrcB F VIlle, 0., wa9 hired as new band thiS weekend, as part of a 30 • however, are seeking a mort • . J • . aster, president, director of Southern Local motion picture to pro- eomprehel'sive plank ti•at would mmute Mrs Wth tmn T r.n 1 f> , ,~ , . i){:coratl'd card spellmg out re<.uhng w<Js Mtss Susan Park , conducteo the meeting which , mote Ohio, and attract n.ew In- view the taw u a start arxl not ( t·an1 ·SI. . Mirldiepnrt , is a p<~·I H<lppy Authday greeted gut:'sts . Dt·votions entitled, "Wings of' opened with the theme sons school district Fnday night in . a" lhey entered the ' 'ol h h s · · • meeting of the board or edu" d b . duslry to the sate. the erxl of government steps to 1 1 • •d at Holer HOS!"Jifal w erl! " "-' e orne :t e p1n. were presen e Y Whtte cross work was discuss. A public service program end discrimination, :md "rWf"n, surgPr~ WednP-~ ,A turkey. sa!~d luncheon was :Mrs. R ~ - Sherman. Taking part ed. An ofFerlng wa dedicated cation. o• the telephone company, the Besides civil rights, t h • ~he I!~ ret'overing sat)sfac·l served wtth tee cream a_nd . a in the d1~cuss1on were Mrs. Ar- by Mrs. Joep Cook. High • Garner, from Auglaize county, colored 111m will depict I h e Scranton-oed alliance was pr• · .... :tv. HPr tm~band and Ianni .~ !decorated bl_rthd~y cake m pmk thur Lt>wts, Mrs. Marcus Cham- lights 0 the Women's Confer~ will replace Edward Johnson development of resources and pared to battle for adoption o1 ,' with her at the hos~nal a~d green mscrJbf'd, Happy ibtrs. Miss Margaret Sauer, Miss ence held Jn June were giv~ who has resigned to assume a ~ 1 availability to adequately oerve ita views on ellremist fll'OUps, ~~ rs Grth•tJ•• was to accom p~ny B1rt~day . The h~no~ed g_uests Milry Park , Mrs. 0. H. Stewart. bl by Mrs R a 1ph band directorship position in ' 1 industry of all kinds. educatloa. natural resources, th Girl Scouts to th~ World's re_re1ved lovely gilts mc!udmJ;: a ' Mrs Cha rles Shumaker. Freda C. Zundel. Mrs. Daisy Jasper Florida. 1 Star of the program will be control ol nuclear testing and f'nlr Sunday. I gtft on behalf nf the Mount . Bratt, Mrs. Walter Waddell, and and Mrs . Dale Wippel Mrs El. . . I Mrs J ~ Harley chr A new len Co h · Sh. In other achvtty, Ida D1ehl l Wally Cox, well-knowr. movie "right-to-wor~" laws. M L N 1 ·Moriah Missionarl' · •~ociety , . . . ... · - · ucand M'1sses . rs. awrf>nC'f Rpper, w t•l i . study book will be used for dis- and Ch 1 z ndel 1 aron 1 was h1red as an elementary ond TV entertainer. Saturday "We'll flgbt Uke hell on a' i~ e~~ :•t the Oht1~ V11ie:v I Those attendmg were Clyde t•ussion wheit 1he-·group rPCon- ·tended ~~:n:OOr~rencea soh~ teacher and the resignation of .calMra crews will be film- number of luues," uid Scott Baking C~-11 OJ})'IC&tJOil lhJS Lynch. Jo~. Kmght. Col : \1rs. venes in Seplember ts 1 tl . frT e- 1Florence Circle as an elernenmg a number of scenes featur. ' Wo 1 Mob c-ojo01 w~k. ,!J£rnest Bowles, Mrs. Ervin · P= 0 1e vanous 0 Jeers at 1tary teacher was withdrawn. OLYiiiPIC TOKEN- ThIs ing Cox and a cast 01. the river Bumgardner. Mrs . Con Young , I t conference. was re_ad by Present were board presidl!nt medal (both sides shown) between Gallipalls md Pt. PleaEarller lndlcatiOIIII were lhat Mr. Paul Tltel" has been !Mrs Alvert Bland Mrs Wilham ' 31 ON BUS ' the local Soctety offtcers . G y t be T S was thosen by the Olympic sent. the Goldwater majority on tbe transft · d •· th d' t I t 0 lt'l · ' · Mr z · d 1 th d ene os · mem " om ay, rte "' e Jsrc .. e Wmston, Arlena R~se, Clm·i@ i At least 38 area residents s. _un e gave e evo- lre, .John Fisher. and C.n>orgE' Committee to commemorate George E. Wilson, Director committee would try to avoid a 01 the Am<rltan Ele~p;lr Po~er Cassell, Mrs. Cam pt.> II Harp<'r, wore aboard the chartered bus lions Whlrh had been led by JBaer; Clerk Paul R"egle, and · the 18th Olyn1pic Gamea 1D of Ohio's Development Depart. split by making concessions to Co In R08ileke. Va. Hls •lfe Mrs. Fred Jackson. Mrs. Ar-!going to the Billy Graham Cru- Dr. Dorothy Stevens at th~ con- IExecutive Head Charlea Hay- TolcyQ. ment, said "Ohio Bell's fibn satisfy the rebels. ~nd daJgbter , Paula. will join nold Rkhards, Mr. and Mrs .. sade being held at Jet Slad- lerence whose topic,. was Help I man. will colorfully portray thla In a dramatic climax to . a ·: rln ndAu~st. Ev D . Charlie Jon@S, Mrs. Catherine lum in Columbus. The Rev . Don~ L_ohrd To Love, and clos-. 1 BOUND OVER <ate's rich diversity of natur- week of hearfn&s, Goldwater 8 1 . rs. er"tt av ~ayne, Mrs. Oscar Hardaway, 2ld Boone and other members e wit prayer. William Deal of Harrionvlla' arxl economical resourcea • clashed aharply with the Otii7 ASKS DIVORCE ~eturntd trom a. vacat~on trip Middleport area. and Mrs. of his church are attending. Sev- A_ dessert c~rse was served le RD. was bound over to 1 h e vail able to Industries. The ftlm Negro on the platform grouPthr:Oh ~~~e:h:: 1:0: : sih~~ Minerva Cole and Mr.s. Charley eral other persons are planning t~~~ lye SOCia! hour by Mrs. A divorce- action was filed grand jury on $500 bond Friday wiH poin1 out that profit ta not George A. Parker ol tile Oi" ~ g a s White and Mrs. Wilham Sm1th '<:t car caravan to attend one or or oung Sr., and Mrs . Friday in Meigs County Comby Meigs County Court Judge a .. dirty word In Ohio " Ohio t:rict of Columbia. incltJdmg- ~assachusf>ttes Rhode or Charleston. Ithe sessions. Foter, to nine. members and mon Pleas court by Paul SellIsland. Ma111e , Vermont, New one guest. Mrs. Edward J. Co•·- ers of Racine against D o n n a Frank w. PortAlr, Jr., alter he wdl be oeen as an excltlngataae Parker llllked Goldwater, Ill Hampshire and they tDUred euran of Wapping, Conn, Jean Sellers of Guysville. T e pleaded not guilty to a DWI with a healthy climate lor bual- ll&ht of hiJ volt qliDII the neu. The state's cullural and civU ri&bt. l<liWatioll Oil the many ol the hlst.orlc sp9ts inplaintiff charges gross neglect charge. recreational attraetiono will be ground that two major par\1 of 1 cluding Plyluouth Rock and MI.. Williamson h of duty and extreme cruelty. promoted as evidence that Ohio II were UIICOIIItitutloMI, II he C.ape Cod. Guest for Supper REGAINS ti.nl!; a is, above all. a good place Ill could erdotU tha law with. the COME FOil VACATION TOKYO (UP!l Katsuo SPC and Mrs. Cloo ..;erns left Miss Joyce Wil"amaon was full pow. of his ollie• II tleteP Mr Raymond Eiselstein and Haga regat'ned !he Japaneoe which to Uve and work Friday for lbeir home in Fort auest of honor at a potluck picIn all, about 400 scenet !ram eel prelldent. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Russ bantamweight champianship . . BenninK. Ga. 1fter S@V@ral all coraora of the sllte will be "You an quesllonlnl my han:c t~~pper Thursday eve~n.a arrived Thurs. from Cleveland Friday night when he scored a days vioil with her mother, r~wo•m ~~ Jlf. Vt!'j!d lor a vacation at their home on I unanimous 10 - round decision filmed. The 111m will be ready eaty and 1 lhould ruent it but Mrs. William Robson. Their for releue thil fall, and will be I don't," Goldwater begen_.Ida . . b. hock Springs Road, Peacock Ave. over Tatsuya Takami dau1hter, Judy , rema1ned for a giVen y er former co . work~ • available for public lhowlnga reply. Tholl be ouerted that be 1onter visit with her grander~ at the court!Jouse. oe Olti eaiBl film library. would do more than the law remother. Following the supper the eveTite story 11 written by Fl'lllk qulred and appealed 1o all ning was spent In playing canSiedol, producer of tho "Ohio American• to and dlocrimlnaEdward Mattox of Medina, asta, with pries awarded to SIDry." Cina Craft.Contlnenlol tlon, Ohio, Is visiting with hts mo.. ·.·· Mrs. Denver Rice and M i s s ,.,, ol Cleveland Is ilolna the 111m· ther, "'"· Elmer Mattox. . : ' . '-'1. ~., Williamson. Others att•nding iJli. Mr. ind Mrs Leonard Mattox were Mrs. Lloyd Moo~, Mrs. and children. Karen. Mary Ann 'IIC•· ~ · "' r " Durward CUmmings. Mro Chari!IL . and Mike of Nitro, W. Va. hav~ SON BORN DIVOTID TO INTIItiiT OP les Hayes, Mrs. Letta Spencer betn Ylotttng with his parents, Mr. and Mrt. Dan MtlldoWI, MIIGI MUON AltiA and Mrs W. A. Gibbs. Middleport, ....... Mr. end M,.l!! Carl M1tlox. Marv I nounclng the birth of 1 IJOJ'l, n. ....,. •· ow... fiWJRU AM Is !laying with her grandparent• for a longer visit Wellston Names Luther, July I at Melp !'"'"*"!"•,j;r•'t• •...., •"• 11 . . . . , ..., Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur 1'hfllo:~::,!H~talln F-= o; ...nt..,,. ""'"11 _,....,. -u.J· ., c•.,.a,. 11=11 r a• Fisher Grid Coa~h baJd an In Columbus tonight ') of the now baby ototo. .,., i Ken Fisher, 211-year-oid for'and M Lu"- •••• ......._ .,., HI... . attend Ill•· Billy Grahom Crurr.et Massillon High school foot. n. Va.,..,,.......,. -et· - rMilton, W. and Mr• ..,_ t1tt .. . ..,...., 11re~r s•d• betng: h•ld this week. HI• ball player and lateo a Ohio and Mrs. Hayu MDrglll a& HoL ..,,. sioter-i<l-lair, Mrs. William Theo Univ_ersity grtdder for three Indiana. A -·t 11211aJKirrtO.. .......1 •U•UJ1M .... MilliN bald of CoiUmbmJ wi ll be among r - II" ' lltttMIU .......... 1M. ........... years, has b~n named head the rht!lr members sin~mij with is Mrt. GUll Ill Buntmttoo , _ ,.,. CMy, r .... football coach at WoUston. the crusade . W. Va. The couple hu· two • •• "''"" ..,_ tir , Fisher served aa on assltant children, Mlldlell • .and _,_ • ... Mn. Earl Smith 1Marilyn 1 a.t Lo&an, winner of the SEOAL ' ' MUior1 ond chlldM'n, Joey and l!?&thenll, 4 yell'l old. Mr. M... lloiiY .,...., ,.. grid champlonhip laat fall. He Tlmllly Eorl. of Weot Palm lo a pharlnacilt with tha .,..., ,..., replaces Bob Brennan, who wa 1 Be1eh, Fla.. are her~ for a Duttm Dnll Sl<lre. Bubua l r _ , . the SEOAL's · "Coach of the Meadows, a!ster ol Mrt Mead- ... _ ........ tl.a "' visit":with her part>nts, Mr. and Year" in 1963. Wellston finished Gall Miller and .mtly. owe, lo ultlna In care" of !lie seeond wtth a J-1-1 r.cord. WellMeadows' chlktren.. H~t daupter, Su!lt , 11 vi siting ston will h1ve a veteru @lf!ven with fll'lndparonts, Mr and Ml'll .,...ung Fisher thla faH. Carl Smith in Uniontowb, Pa : RLE-Y~s llr. Smith plans to joln hio TA"EN TO HOSPI'l'AL fWilU, litre In two .... ks Henry Barrett of Oanvillo l\lr, and Mrs. Ev.,..tl Bachtransported to Melp M.,. COLD WAVE$ nor @'<I dlu&htoro, Conn!• arxl im<>rial hosplt.al at 7:1!1 a.m. toSUMMER IPICIAL itartll, . .,.. recent guests ol and admltled ~ a medical !IU llatar, Mtao Mory Schoof tn pailent. ::..luli>buo. MPh and Mra. Charlol A Traveler wu thee name 01 lredbury 4lld family hav• ,..: RObert !:. Lee's lamou• horse. tL!j'llld from 1 Ytcatlon trtp at '!'he be•t "Jliii&DI8" hats AJco*~ Mich. come from Ecuat(olj '· . 18>!11 Parkersburg . W. Va . and . Columbus. ..flljurlve at the Covernor Chn i 1'•·oop mf'm bt:J :; $8.00 .-- ¢:" •· • Misses per£ect Cummmgs All !n'ARS 3Games Contest by Single Pitch I Amaro cot blJ oaly ojber score Riehle Allen. ., Jolmaorl elouted bli ejgfld homer o! tho toe410D to .~ tiM foorth lnnillc to roill<r Pbllllei starter Dennis Bennett. E4 fide buck relieved 1Bnt ~~ :~ndol~=-~~~ ~~~a;'t::;:g;SJ,: 15 decisions a be tailed 'to 1111 Rex Cummlngo, the bts left- ~ were unable to go to Pomeroy the distance '· !of 'ibe lith t!illl bander of tho Pomeroy Pony (for lack of two new baseballs, , seeutive t1me. ' team pitcbing llaH, came with- the Barons being home team I · in one pitch Friday evening ot there I. Pomeroy therefore , • , buriiDc a pertect gemo against came to Middleport to play the hobbles opened tbe pte i 14 the MlddJeport Jets. Jets. lftve Pomeroy ruiiS. MUITiiy;.J PIIJylnc lbelr regular ached· Cummings walked Jon Cun- so slnglod in the sixth. ulod JIIDII ahead of time II&- ningham leading off the filth 1 Swan fanned lour, tllfalked Three games tonight will cauae tbe Middleport Baroni to permit the Jeta' only base· I lour. complete the first week of play runner. Cunningham workod his Pomeroy 000 500 S--10 I I in the sixth annual Kyger TOADII AVAILAIILE way around to third but nev.r Jets · · · · · · · 000 000 0- 0 f l Creek Boys League baseball , scored. Pomeroy went on to Cummings and D. Werry · tournament. Nlee cat<b, mlotor. You eu LONDON WPI) -The Farn· . . . swan and Tannehill. Umpire: watcb our same free lor eow._ Uy Planning Association offered wm bai!Hik ot~ .~txk hhlts - mclud·: Art Stobart. After live days actlor, 14 ing that home rua" "b . , toda • 1ng c - .,..,..c omers by 1 ted . ---=:::....=::..::=:::_:.=:___ 1 000arga n pncea Y onbeen ., Curnm1'ngs and Steve Flnlaw m · ' I"'•=--==iiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;iii;;;;;;;; teams have been elJ·m·n I a female f~oade it has Twenty-four remain alive in . f t the seventh - and seven Jet . IS. usmg or pregnancy tes s. El errors. cwnmmgs . . poke was a lhe •' Iose a nd out" BeSilOn. ~al Sec etary R ...,ner r upert d t rr . . .-said ~---~of ....;......_ gran s .am a a1r. . This everung, Pt. Pleasant'J ... 11uu-us ""'-"""''....... c Joneo-McNeU will battle the did the toad 8 out of • . j'ob · The Mar-pertect ummmgs show fanned 10 Ill Gallipolis Indians at 6:30. SecIAlsts now are made With chem- Meanwhile, Bill Swan of the ond contest pits Moxahala a1cals, he sa1d, and the assocta· Jets also had a perft>('f ga me gainst the Middleport Braves, lion hopes to sell the toads to going thr h th ·,..htc finds P laboratories Iln the fourth oug ree UMPI RING STAFF - Great credit for the smooth operation of the Kyger Creek and the "'~· ap om.,. · . singles by curn- JI How muoh ~­ Boy~· League Baseball tournament goes to this staff of paid umpires, 1 to r , Douglas roy and. Middleport's Rodlegs Syracuse poured an even mings. Chuckle Murray wlll Hemsley and Guy Guinther. of Syracuse, and Bob Burchett, of Cheshire. "Doug" fif!(tbng It ou! for a 1964 cham- dozen runs across tbe plate in " 'GGJNG JN GRAVEYARD Morarity. and four defensive Hemsley, one-time well-known Ohlo Valle_Y Association semi-pro catcher, is the bro- pwnship trophy. the first three innings to down --·---ther of the ex-maJOr league catcher and mmor league manager Roll1e Hemsley. Last night, Pomeroy's Pir- the Mason Pony League team MAULDEN, England IUPIJ- MX MILE RECORD I() years ago four house ~ atAls outlasted the Portland en- 12-1 Friday at Racine. Village rectoJ lh• Rev. Pet.r , LONDON iiiPli - Mike Bulmay have been worth ~­ try 18-13 in the highest-scoring Mason 's lone run scored in Oakley said today he had IJvant of Bnt.ain ran the sernnd Sl3,000 - rnday i< may ; he worth $18,0110! Wh"' encounter or the tournament. lthe first on a walk, a hit by banned Boy Scout dances be- lfa -test SIX miles ever. recorded many of the couples end· fnday rught with a clockma, •f!.out .'YOUr }irr in~ur­ . _~ . i Dawson a nd a wild pitch with Calise -~ . , . , . P 1 •~Jre/' Check ""rNet now Major League J~ers omeroy ~31 ~ Its county. r- G. Mitchell on third base. Mas-- t:U up tn snoggmg sesswns m 2'1 minu tes, 2o 6 seconds In the for fire insurance thac By United Press International vals l3-4 gmng mto the flfth on's only other hit was 8 single the church graveyard. Amateur Athletic Association measures up to tt.HLI.y'• ~g, then ex~loded for 14 tal· by Wise in the second. "I felt the goings-on we•·e ChampJO.nShiJ:,.,. ~alullil "Of your home. National League hes a~d a triumph .. Twenty .- Syracuse hitters were t 0 m bringing the scout movements The first _h.,:e fini shers all Check wirh Nationwide G.306AB 4R7·1'!.; p~~ two Ptraptes battedh din the bJg Woods with a single . Mike Jen- inlo disrepute," he said. " al- broke the exJStmg world mark - the company witb tH1I 7 By United Press International American League Clmente, Pitt 6 vv . tl'IQ ~~rung; omeroy a 18 runs.J kinS and Tom Diddle, each a thouih I accept that the major- of, 27 "4_38 , al_though f'(on ide.u for 11 Plt!W .,... National League W. L. Pet. GB WMilliamSsF, Chi 7881 ~ 5701110402 ..340:141 fllvnde hihadts ant3d three elrlrohirst. Portd- triple, Chuck Bartels. Ray Prof- ity or those at the dances wece Clarke ot Australia has a pend5 • an fitt and Bob Grueser, a single not scouts" W. L. Pet. GB Baltimore 50 29 .633 ays, ,)1,1\/ • a · runs, lnl; record of 27 :17.6. Philadelphia 47 31 .&03 21'. Cepeda, SF 67 250 39 79 .316 three errors. and double each and Carson - -·-- - - ---1 San Francisco : !~ ~~~a:."rk Torre, Mil 76 286 48 90 .315 The Gallipolis Athletics crush- Crow, a single. • 1 Ruth Ann Smith was In the WINS SABER CROWN WY 2·2460 46 31 Cincinnati 43 37 .5-d 61'. Minnesota 45 37 ·~ !10 Aaron, Mil 79 3t3 50 97 .310 od Syracuse 14-3 m • contest Grueser went all the way Meigs General Hospital. ATLANTIC CITY. ~ .1.. Pittsburgh 42 36 .538 61'. Detroit 40 40 :500 tOY. Santo, Chi 77 2$ 49 89 .309 calied afwr .thr"" and one-half the moond for Syracuse, . 'tPll - The New York Ath- , 115 E. 2nd Pomeroy St. Louis . Boston Alien, Phlla 77 302 57 93 .308 mmngs. Gallipoha had 14 runs, ning four and walking one. MaMrs. Ronme Best and daughlettr Club won the foil _ saberI .~39 43 476 1210 40 41 494 10 Los Angeles 77 289 36 89 .308 five hits and one error. The son starter Redman was re- ter or Virginia spent a few epee tt>am championship or the A O W DE 39 40 .4911 10 Los Angeles 38 46 ·452 1410 Hunt, NY . I waukee . IO'" Cleveland · . Flood, StL 81 328 40 99 .302 losers had three .hits, three lt'ev-~ ·,n th' e first b,y Chester days with Mr. and Mrs. Wll~ Amateur l'ell<'ing L e a g u e of Tl II I MI 39 41 488 n. 35 44 443 15 b B k -.. . , •..J ~~~l on,',-',·,,1 ,1 ~~,'.'m'~· !.'~',·,' Chicago 37 41 .474 ltlf.l Kansas City 31 49 .388 19¥.! American League runs .~nd one m.Jscue.. !Pyatt who gave \Vay to Daw-1 ur a er. America Fr_iday by 2-1 ov~r ,_,_ .... - ...... Houston 38 44 .463 121'. Washington 42 53 .376 21 G. AB R. H. Pet. Bostic was the wlnmng burl- Ison in the second. : Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gale ,: .S~a~ll;e~S~a~n~te~II~J~of~N~ew;::_Y~o~r:k:_.--=~;:::::~~~~~~~~ New York 24 59 .289 'EI Friday's Resulls Oliva, Minn 81 347 64 tt8 .340 eri· J.e/~les DstaDod, a~ was Syracuse ..... 543 00 - 12 10 ! l and Mrs. Gladys Baughman ut r Friday's Result. Chicaao 7 Los Ang. 4 (twi-lif!(tt) Allison, Minn 78 288 61 96 .333 re ;." /psco: ti bl Mason . . . . 100 00 -:- I 2 3, Gahanna were recent visitor . . Chicago 6 Los Ang. 1 (night) Mantle, NY 69 221 39 72 .326 · easa~ s a ea e Grueser and Woods. iledrnan, of Mrs. Lillie and Rose ThornSan FranCISCo 10 Chicago 3 Minn. 9 Kansas City 3 (night) Robinsn, Bait 80 299 40 94 .314 thumped Fruth 8 Pbannacy 1!- Pyatt (21. Dawson (2), and as. St. Louis 3 New York 1, nghl Boston 7 Detroit 6 (twi-light) Fregosi, LA 70 Z28 44 71 .311 1 on ~ one-h~tter by_ Bright. Wise, Redman (Z). Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia I, Detroit 8 Boslon 3 (night I Kaline Det 88 246 38 75 305 Grunm • l1rst inning Single was Janet Heter and Norma NJ. night Breso~d. Bos 82 307 45 93 :298 the only safety for Ute losers. - - - - - - - - - - - chols who are attending ••,,. 11 1Cleveland 8 Bait. 0 (night) Pittsburgh 5 Milwaukee 1, night New York 4 Wash. 1 (night) Hinton, Was 82 322 45 96 Malleable bad II runs, seven ness college in Columbus spent Los Angllles 4. Houston 3, night Saturday's Probable Pitchers Causey KC 110 316 39 93 , one error. Gr1mm was the a weekend with their parents, hurler. . .Mr. and Mrs. John "'""''···' saturda.y's Probable Pitchers Chicago at Los Angeles-Tal- Howard , NY 73 'EIO 31 79 St. Louis at New York - sa- bot (2-li vs. Chance !5-5 ). Robinsn, Chi 69 259 42 76 By wmmng last mght, MalteaMrs. Paul Nichols. decki (1~-6) vs. Stallard (5-10). Minnesota at Kansas City - Tillman Bos 68 222 23 65 wdl now battle the Gallipo- . Mrs. Ruth l'arthlemous and Cincinnati at Philadelphia - Pascual (9-61 vs. Pena (7-81. , . Athletics on W<;<fnesday, at daughter, Columbus, were re- . SeeThe Nuxhall (6-4) YS. Bunning (9-2). Boston at Detroit - Earley Home Run• ' 30 p.m. Pomeroys Pirates cent visitora of Mrs. Nettie ~ Full Line Milwaukee at Pittsburgh _ (0-0) vs. Sparma l2-l) or Me- American League lock homs w1th R 1 o Recent visitors of Mr . brew, T.wms 31:. Powell, . Grande Wedn. esday at 7:30.. Mrs. Dwain Durst arxl family Cowdery. Mrs. Cowdery accomLemaster .8-6.) vs. Gibbon (6-2). Clain (l-0) . At ••• d ht th Ra M Ada Be kle panied them home for a visit. II 2 S?n FranciSco at Chicago BaiUmore at Cleveland- Me- 3;. A ISOIJ, Twms 22; 0.11 v a, Mon ay rug : e , cme were rs. c ~. Bolin (2-3) vs. Slaughter (2-2). Nally (6-5) vs. John (UI. TwillS. 19: Watpler, Indians 18; Yanks battle Middleport s Yan- umbus. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Bernie Edwards Lbs Angeles at Houston- N. New York at Washington _ Cola~to, Athletics 18. kees at 6:30: Racme s Rods vs. Barnett, Cottageville, W. called to Proctorville because . M1ller (0.1) vs. Bruce (9-4) . Bouton (7-7) vs Daniels (S-G) Nat1onal League - Mays, Gl- the Galltpolis Orioles at 7,30, Ml · and Mrs. Bill Durst of the death of her mot~_er . "Your BMW-Hond&-Norton-Triu!ftph Deeler" or Rudol h (l-ti ants 27; Willisms, Cubs 20; Pt. Pleasant's Kiwanis vs . family. Torch, and Mr. Mr. arxl Mro . Bill Crislip of i Roulos SOA an, e Mil• North ot .., • ..,, Sunday's Games S~nday's .Games Howard, Dodgers 19; Allen, the Middleport Indians in the ~ Mrs. Virgil Holsinger. Columbus were recent KUest.s , Open 9 to 5 Mon. Thurs. S•t.·9 to 8 TueL Wed. Fri. Cincinnati at New York (21 Minnesota at Los Angeles (2) Phils 16; Santo, Cubs IS. nightcap. Hev. and Mrs. Kenneth of Mr. arxl Mrs. Gay Fields. LY 2-8464 Athens, O. Milwaukee at Philadelphia 121 Chicago at Kansas City (21 Runs Batted In Riggs of Lon, Bottom, Mr · and 1 ,.iiiii...;Mn~~·..;L~y;,;l;-_•..;Bal~d;;;e~n;;;•~·~~~~~~~~~=~~iii::ii~~~~~~~~;::::: St. Louls at Pittsburgh (2) Boston at Detroit 121 American League - KilleMrs. Eber Hall of Cleveland, lr •- t at Ch'tcago (2) and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Los ,..,gees New York at Cleveland (2) brew, Twins 65; Stuart, Red Sh h of p tl rx1 nd Mr \ San !!'ran. at Houston (night) Boston at Washington (2) Sox 63 ·. wa~er, India"" 57 ,. AIa an or a a · --------~~:_c::.:.=::....::::....:.:.::::~=-~:_..-· ·~ and Mrs. John Groce were Iison, Twins 56; Mantle, Yanks: visitors of Mr. and Mrs. MarPowell, Orioles and Oliva, ion Hall. Twins all 54. Mrs. Laura Ruth hao By Unltei Press International Wash. 000 010 000- 1 6 0 National League _ Mays Gl- Rev. McDaniel hao returned ceived word of the birth of a . National League Ford, Stafford (6) and How- ants 62; Santo, Cubs 55 ; 'soy- home alter being a .patient in daughter to Mr. and Mrs. LarSan Fran. 310 301 200-tO f9 0 ard. Narum, Hannan (4 ), Duck- er, Cards 54; Stargell, Pirates Megs Memorial Hosp1tal. ry Pinkham (Billie Jean Prince) Chicaao 000 000 300- 3 11 2 worth (8) and Leppert. Winner 51 ; Torre, Braves 50. Rev. Arthur Cleland return- of Washington, D. C. Mro. Marichal (12-4) and Haller. - Ford 111-2). Loser _ Narum ed home from Melgo General Ruth ia the great great grandEllsworth, Burdette (21. Elaton (7·6). HR - Boyer, Leppert. National Pitching mother. (4), Scott (6) , Schurr (7), Me· League - Bunning, Fourth of July dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sarna Daniel (8) arxl Bertell. LoserPblls 9-2; Koufax, Dodgers 13-4; of Mr and Mrs. T. G Hill- and children of Weston, W. Va. 010 321 002-- 9 18 a Marichal, Giants 12-4; Gibbon, dore were Mr. an~ Mrs. Bill spent a few days with Mr. Ellaworth ,(10.~). HR _ Mays, Minn. . Cepeda, Hart, J . Alou. Kan C1ty 000 000 012- 3 9 0 Pirates 6-2; Farrell, Colts ltl-4; McKelvey and sons. Bruce and Mrs. G..ne Wilson. Grant (6-5) and Battey. Segul 8 ubi, Cubs ltl-4. and Marvin, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Randolph . Pfister (4), Bowslield (4), Gr- American League- Ford, and son, Brian, of have returned home from a 1 St. Louyl\ ~ 20 000-- 3 9 0 enda (7), Drabowsky (91 and Yanks 11-2; Bunker, Orioleo 9- Portland. Jolla Byer of Mid· recent trip to Kentucky. Ne~ or 000 000- I 6 2 Bryan. Loser- Setpli (7-7) . HR 2: Kaat, Twins 10-3: Pizarro, who was spending the Mr. and Mrs. John Hart, F GJIJs~_(7-4l and McCarver. - Ollv,a, KIHebrew, Mlncher, White Sox 12-4; Wilson, Red arxl supper guests were ston, spent Sunday with Mrt. isher, ...,omarth (9) and Gon- Battey, Colavito. Sox 9-3. •nd Mrs. Bob Byer and Lillie and Rose Thomas, and der. Loser -Fisher (~). Larry of Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. F . M. CoatAlo. Milw. . . 000 001 ooo'- I e 0 flsl guuie) . Chartered Bus For Crill Bradford, Jr. of WorthRonald Cashdollar ol the u. Pitts. ·. G:ll 000 ltlx-5 10 2 Boston 200 200 102- 7 13 0 Games Announced spent several days with S. Navy is sperxling a few 't 200 ooz 020I . and Mrs. A. C. Bradford. days leave With hla parents, 6 10 0 Clonin~.. · On · vo (3), Hoeft Detrol ndlv1duals In the Mrs. Mildred Swift ol Col· Mr. and Mrs. AHred Cashdof. ftl), SadowOI<o · (7) , Tlof<inauer Wilson, Racial (7), Hefmer ly area wishing to a"'"" . (8) and Blii~. Friend. (7-3) (9) and Nixon, Tillman (9). Re- ·cinnati'o weekend series umbos spent July 4 with her lar. He is enroute to Naples, and PagllarOni. Loser - Cion· gan, Gladding (4) , Fox (8) the San · Franctaco Giants Mr. arxl Mrs. Francis Italy. •~ ~ She (D) nd --ban nwho accompanied her Mr. and Mrs. Don Coleman 8 ~ou're ...,. of a comfartable winl• when .,.er (7..,). rry """ • '"" Aug. 8 9, should contact B. H home and spent several days arxl lamll Columbus SJI(!Ill arke (9). Winner - !Udal (~ Merrimon, P.O. Box 11$, Columbus. the 1reeke~ with Mrs: Helen yoa heat ,...., home wlllo Te- Fuel Ci!Iclnnat> 01:.1' 100:._, ~ 10 0 4). Loaer - Fox (2-3). HR - lngton, W. Va., or phone 525- Mr. and Mn. AI - . . and ArciiOr. PhUa. 010 000 000- I 8 0 Stuart, Thomas, McAuHife 2, 8032. children returned tbree Mr. Md Mrs. Denver Weber Chief Heatlo'* Oil And- MrYicw I s .'!~ (9-4) and 'Smith. Jlen. Brown, Wilson, Jortes. For the trip, Mr. Merrbnon weeks vacation at the lleltle and 80118 vl.slted Thursday with up to end te - . too. We clelivw Fvel Chief nett, Roebuck (41, Wise (6), said $20 will take care of Ill of her sister, Mr: lQJ 1\fn. Mr. 800 Mn BID Mefedith of Green (8) and Triandos. Loser _ (!nd l&mel . tronsportatlon, box. oeata Ray Estes and farni(J.·.al Los Beverly. ~~og;.. M~th 1pe~~~ llllltcitswticallya Thai's beca,.,. we keep -Ben"":II (t-f.) HR - Johnson, Boston 010 ltiCI-010-- 3 a 1 both gamea, overmght Alamitos, Calif.. all!l among a few days with Mary Buth RobiniiOII. Deirolt · 005 000 30l<- 8 9 o at the Foontaln Square other of inlerre.t ,, 1liiiy and JOJ Saue~, Mld4leport. ·1f1 ala ...... olay chal'ls and k -Morehead, Spanswtck (31 , and 8 n.i!O meal at I motel were Hoover D a m,l--__:c_:__.:_.:__~_.:.__ cualomer's haatL"ll rwquiremenh. Aok your l.oo Ang. 020 001 010-4 5 0 Connolly (7), Charton (8) and route home. '11te chartered Las Vegas, Hollywood, Dill- Bllly Ellis and two daughtersll Houston 000 101 010- 3 I 3 Tillman. Rakow (Ul and Jlo. must have at least 32 persons. neyland, Marine land, Painted of Burbanka, Calif., came and •lehban allout-. M.oy o1 ,.,_ 1oove Koufax, R. Miller (C), Perra- arke. Loser _ Morehead (HI). It will leave the Five arxl the Petrified JODI'>:. spent a day there with her. AlllttJB oosk1 (8) and Roseboro. Far. HR _ McAullfc. Hotel in Huntington .., . ' Mr. aild Mrs. D&m' -~·II ..... - ..........., fw J'ICII't• TODAY t roll (\tH) and Bateman, Grote day, Aug. 8, at .:30 a. m. While Mrs. lllae t. Wolfe of Brian SJI(!Ilt severif days 0\'· (9). Winner - Koufu (13-4). , Clteckl should be mado 'the Aliens at Gra- er the boUday ·wltb ber motber, lHEY'ftll Amerlcu ~... (lot pme) albe to Mr. Metrbnon. Mr an• ••- Mrs r.o- Sayre GAUIPoLIS Baltimore lltlO 000 000- o 6 1 Chlcaao ooo trAl 031- 7 13 o ,. · · v ....". · ••, · MIDDLEPORT Clevellllld 203 010 Dlz,_ 8 11 o Los Ang. 000 100 tllltl- 4 7 1 (!ad pmo) ,. 446 4Q33 WY 2·5186 . Barber, Slarrett8 (31 and Or· Piano, Wilhelm (8) and M"' Chicago OIO·IItlt ~':"I 10 l Dlstrlbuted lly: iino. Krollot (H) and Acue. Nertoey, Martin (0). Meyer, D. Los Allg. 001 000 tiOiiL 1 2 t CITY ICE & FUB. CO. Looer -Barber (~7). IIR - Lee (5), Osi~J2kl , (6), R. Lee (8), Horlen (7-5) lind Ma.{l:i Lat· C)PTOMETRIST PT. PLEASANT-GAWPOUS Chance 2. Dullba ·'(8) and_ Rodcers. WI&. man J, Lee (I) 11111 SillrW!o. Office 'H ouri; 810 12, 2 10 I (Close at N- Dll ner - · Plarro (12-4); Luer - Loser - Latman (2-V);' 8R ._ MIDDLEPORT 'lbura. - Eut Court sl, l'lllllei'Qy New ,York ,121) 100 0110- 4 I 0 Meyer (1-t,), ' Slephelll. Tonight at K-C Syr3CUse 12-l W•'nner Over Mason go u_, - In smoke? Leaders MAX- WARD :: ·;,; I .0 ro /t · YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE ON A Reedsville S . N ·1 HONDA ·1 OCiety otes -----------1 Hawk's Cycle Sa Ies Racme • Society Notes Line Scores \ ... ' \ \ FUEl®._ 00 CHIEF HEATING OIL Dependable heat and personal service! Deal with us ••. and get both! .-------. Sav~ r..;;;-·r 40~ ON FUEL BILLS CALL US TODAY N. ·' w_. ·COMPTON, 0. D~ �-. I I I ' l ' I I • ' ~: New In Farminp ' SEO Fun-Time Developinent is Just More of Old Idea •~~~ Increased ocooomle ac- able better to acctp! ....,..... I~ for our aru, lh ~- sibllilieo ao adults. ol tbo cponlion Not the leut value ol U.. camps Is )o aes1st the camps Ia the use of older· "B . tbo flmlb>, tbo ICbool, club munbero u - cllrip eoun11111 !ho c:oml!lllllll)' aenore .. 'l'hiJ uporlenct helpa llle. dtvtlopmenl of billtr lllett YO!IIII · pteple ltlrn U> '. ~· 4-H Eme4tloe WOOd reported 011 Ml' ~ at lltt JunJor Lea4ershlp lll8etlnC held al Canter's Cove wllen the BarrtsonvJUe GirlS 4-H Bollor alub cetherotl at dte HarttSOIIVIUB Graage Ball JUlie Zl. !lin!. At. killf and Mrs. Jewell. a~vlsoll. dlseuiiCd llle Plllleet lesooll, nulri!IM, wllb the membe"· .~'1 \VJalt dtmonJiralcd Ilia Proper Way to Make Coffee." £ · 19'84 I!OIItbo~ -==n~a=~ ,............._FOR SALE!··-......, ':.. 451NlERNATIONAL BALIR .• ,50-JNTERNATIONAL BALER ..• 40f) INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR ;. 35,F!RGUSON TRAOOR lh~5 points out llfiOther p,... Tho putpote of tho In- btom In reoreatiopol develop ll~;or~:; is to provide lor o mentl for privatA! profit. Tho 11 operatln& lfOUP· nat noome fQI' rnaey recre•· al.. ~Jdes for llle lim!~ Uon enlorprlos miY 1101 staJ :~~·:: :ryca:.::~ c;: ~':, :~:er,.'~add:t:;...,clh~ntoctl motion, only one family sign- M•llo County Truotee. Mro. td up. Seourl111 cl!hDts Ia one ,Rollert 'l'bomJ)ion, or at of the big problemo of a re- IB:rtontlon Olllce. creattonll buo!neso as well as While recreation Eden •• ~~ ~~~:-v;.~~ on 3-PDINT ' DSociety Notes ' STARTINQ AND GROWING PROGRAMS MEIGS EQUIPMENT .CO. Maka ;ure YOIJ iiVO Y9Uf flock or herd a safe start 1nd sopnd 1rowth with Provlea Feeds and eone1ntrates. Thorou1h research prooedlif" by n· perienced specialists assura safe and IOIUI!t aiMtina; a!¥1 CfOWiRJ. Protect JOIH' fklak or hr4 lnvestmeftt with 1 Provico Profit·Proven Faedine Proa;ram. .0~10 VALLEY INDUSTRIES Phone WY 2·2 I 61 Minersville, Ohio • , Ohler apl Geer up with GRAVELY :~·v:= ,Or MA•I'T.CHLES$ MO"' BILITVf ... .lair 18f. Georp CArpal' and an Asa~Jt~hi with C.oose frMt S witiiAII·Gw Drirel Micky ,..,.. lawnm. For unmatched reel mowina, pt the 30" Reelforking-Rizedjobe, the75-"Ree1Ganp. Mowyourroulhl quickly with the 42" Sickle Mowtr. For .U-JIWDd - ·All._ .., ,.., ..,. .... ,. to ,.... awivelactiobforUDiformcutrerardleltof'ter· .u._ drtvt. ~:~ ~~~~!~. Prtnce. countr) .•· Perhopa 11'1 1 plll .}. A ·ll 2 S. E. OHIO'S BIGGEST APPUANCE DISPLAY idea thruiiU Ia mll!t& ... 'ij hep theM whon tvwldttiwl IIIII p,.l I · of what the fedel1tl pemm• "Is It do for » '' ,, · ' N N ation eeds Champions of Human Rifrhts And Reb•trthof Spirit •• The Ohio Farmer t1 I ° p c re• on ven t ton IR d Brte • .pS oun unr . 1 "1 1 ONlY S149·95 Buy On Will wnh, E11y Terms ' Iinse and $p in dry • load in jutt I rninutn. Fast! Compact! Portable! Efficient! 4'POUftf Sp1n dry one !o&d whl!t ITIOthtf w11hu • No plumbmt neCessary ...can til uud lrt k1tcl\tn, Nth er utility ri)Om . Complt!llt>:ly l)ortable-moYII from ti~ to stor I fie 1111 on 111y rtllinl CfJ!IIilll. Washes • full t poundt ot elotlwt flftf. u''" only 10 &ll lfftl tf .,..~ H1s suds U\111, too. ••ttr. ' ~ SUA D!MOHHRATIOH HOW BAKER FURRilURE m~;n~l~is;to;ot~a·;.·~t~he;rr,.·-~til~-~dll~t![~,~:!!;:;:;~':;:f;:;:;:;::O;.:::::::C::r I UNTIL 9 PM TIIESIIOI lOX I °. .,..,.,...,.!!!!l!!!!!!!!l..,.... V. GALLON ICE CREAM PRII POll IACH CUIIC FOOT OF PREIXIR, RII'RIGERATOR Ol COMo BINATION 5'ACI YOU IUY. I I I TAKES "ROUGH AND UNICO 1 PLANT CAPACITY DOlJBLIEDIJ PHOENIX, Ariz. (UP!) General Electric Co. hS5 II a $1 million ·~;a~:: program for ils computer uftclurillg facilltte• bore, bool!l·ll the plant's capacity by per (ent. IPitlNO AVI. "Sure Sign of Quality" .JI•• Nra.. mtia WUI, Sunday with Mr. II~~=-~ Dill II miD Bu••· 1ft Zan,.,. recently. Mr. and Mn. llobtrt cldldren tlptlll 1 low Cincinnati. Alllndlnrt the fl1llll'll 01 Gerald El..,..in In Cobmbus NOiftlly Mr. tnd Gordon Ridenour 111111 Nancy, Mr. and Mn. Floyd Ridenour, 1\lr. tnd Mn. Ktllh Ridenour 111111 Mr. and 1\lrll. Roger Epple. AtltndiiJIIIMI Farm Bureau Youlb Council In AIIMaa week were Pat Gaul, Pat Ientz, Pat Baile)', Olry an4 1lallJ M<WI. D. 1). Cleta c1 Colwtllbus Wtdatldtq with Mr. and DoMe! Cleland. t<lbby ~.1m Wood spent row dayo wllll Mr. and ·-----~----~~::::::::::::::::::::~IIHar~< HawkaiS~. WY 2-2975 a SUD WE'll 1UDII COMBINATION FREEDRS 13 Cubic Foot .. $235 15 Cubic Foot· ~85 ' \ ePrH Delivery 10 MIIM . • Flnanllng Avlllaltle eWe Do,OurOwll Servl• I Jlera;ll 1111e • . , . t. ._, a llou~ewlfe's dn!a-tllm• W .-take 1111111 !llllliahJnent, DEYOB Fon1a a: Plool' JiiDamel Is ' POMEROY Phone WY-2-2115 Mulberry Ave. a tough alkylllllidoiJtllilltlltlllealliUinl.ltusiots , dlf·IDbildllc•tlie:IOUihelemellteofweather, rtoll:,._....,·a~eolor ... ~ .t... ..., .... JHic W. Clney,Mgr. E. M•l" St. Ecfuipment Of All Kinde apd . . . . . , ....... , . . , , SERVING MEIGS, MASON end G'' UA toUNftD Sugar Run Flour Mills .. SADDLES J • wv 2·21.1 HIJf'fOIIM TIL f PM MOlt DAY THlU MTURDAY ........ Ill ~. Millla It~ (butt 7), In .....~ ...... lchool. LOOIC"tcrr-..IIG iLMDMAIUc; lletl. In IM, COLLI!CT WY 2·21.1, .. .' . · . . '. ,~ • LAZY DOtLARSI · NEW & USED ' ' ·and SUP'PLY. .'.C.O. t:li &. Pht111 <NO 0pp. . ()tptt Pt• .~nt, W, Ve. IUdslet Ttrl'i» If You Are looking for' Something For The Hora w Pony wt HAW ITI • ' CAROLINA L-UMBER Clh'V'-CIIh,.. Delivery • 1 ; Mrs· D..vo Yates IPtnts Mn. llet1ul Clolalld. Mr. and Mn. H11117 Bell'•er attended tile ll1neral of ••ely Tractor Sales &Service us. ,.. • "The chl~ 'tf llaW lo to a...- II' Mlllr, • • ~Jearly lltot '*'"! Ill 1 ll! ,. means 1hl dealntellaa af ., . way o( llftr, We 11'1 JIIM It d. I . • field dey lor ~ • '• beard Ill ill lltt ·IUiorl' ,. , . . · - TAKE VACA~ON (AT WORK) - Five Middleport Hi&h School Maioretteo recently combined bard work with a summer vacation when they attended Smith-Walbrtd~e Midwest Majorette Camp in Syracuoe, Indiana. Pictured "' .... a.m., .18 w,_ above m-e Debbie Grui!Ber, Carole Anderson, Diana DaviS, Mary Lou Teaford, and Elaine Davis. These Jifls learnU~ IS, ~-~-~m. , ~· F. Shear- ed oriJinal twirling, fla1 and pompom routines under the direction of Mrs. Mer! Smith and her competent staff of L~r. TRACTOR SALES gunlon Holsinger, Roedsvllle,ll .. ... SHOP TONIGHT Nt Molhlr Whert YoY Llvo, Don't SY, UntJI You Stt LOWEST PRICES., FULTONTHOMPSON bllnkn·ptcy Ill ftliNr neots ol ~hoof lati!lll • HarDld and sons were weekend guests of Mr. and Mro. Mtrlcll Wood and ather relalivH. Mr. and Mrs. John Rowun '"""""'· fllltloiO'' ftol.ory-'4- ,,._ ·~ !:'.!:!,.~":.: Mr. and M.rt. VisiUilll Mr. and• Mrs. lilt'· II old Newlua waro Mr. and Mrs. Gent Smith, Cblllicolhe, 0·, Mr. lnd Mrs. lfarold Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Curlla and P!Jrl and Dennis Wyatt. VIsiting Mr. and Mrs. ""''"'" BIDIUI wel'f Ji:dilll Osborn, Ko~>>!J and Nelli<, Stothorn. Marty Jnd Larry .!i·~~;[l Btl· Mr. and Mrs. Jim the were Vblllng Mr. and Mrs. tber Ridenour, JltUy 1 u l, 8VIlyn Biller and Ptl Ctrpar, NIU'Ile your mowing job-there'a a Gravely mower to do it fast . New 50" Rotary triaks quick work or larp-&tr~~ "'"'·All PI•"• by 1V11111 C••.., - :"· Cawthorne. who 1re Pnnounclng tho birth of a daushtor. lite llt1it !If PHILCO STAYS COLD .•• ·A WHEN IT GETS HOT! . • TWINE AT I/"" ;:~• NOW BALER to :""' ~ I''""· and Mrs. Zorn Ploreo. C'art,,. /I•Ch•a..•te_•·----iiii-Carla Dill and David were married recenuy by "-•· Freel;md Norris at his home Mr. and Mro. Marvin Mar·ks Racine. vlolted Beso Larkin•, ville. Vlsitina Mr. and Mn. O.car Babcock wtre utah Swan and Lamar LyoM, TPppe., Plallts and Bell} Frederick 1nd child 1'tll, Cheater. ' Marpret Groce Is spandln& several dayo at Beckley, W. Vo., wit~ Mr. ;md Mrs. Curt pooplo ., .: Hospital News ... Karen Flck was with a party on her lth dey reoenlly by her father, R~ chard Flct, and grandmother, Ado Morris, on tho lawn their homo from I to I p. m. Loading with games and wero 8tndrs and Debra Janet and Kimmey Ftck Dawn and Wendy Carper. ter Karen opened her gifts, pictures were taken rafreohmenls of Ice cup cakes, ooll drinks and dy ware aerved to those Nancy Ri~our, and Mary l\lora, [lean, Mark Hall, Kallly, 111111 and Shelia Newon. Ridenour, Sherry, Diana Vicky Epple, Clnda aNI Jarrar, Jeannie, Tam111y Terri Bahr, DMa and G••l• reodlqo: Golllpolls Dam 18.6, 12.t, running one and 1 half leet on rolltra, Pomeroy-Mason 20.87, Pt. Pleaaanl 24.55, Hintoo .49' falling, Kanawha l"alla minus .:m faUm,, Chorlottoo 17.91. LondCMt, Monnot and Winfield dams ...,... •• the ollls. otato River - Cotllln QQaen Nida De~, s. 1\1. Jenkl, Way: "' H., Now M¥tin1vlll• a n Chris Jr .• <lownbouncl and w tng al DIIIJI u, when 1oc1<s art being uJ)Illl'ed; !larry Dyer up 14, c p.m.; POIUI.Iylvania up u, 5•50 p.m.; RaJi,&ble down U, 3:50 11.m.; J.. Fitl')re up "· uo a.m.; Cbuckio D. up 15, 1:45 a.m.; Or~nllll' down 16, 11:30 p.m:; ~u.them up 16, do.;, :~; =~ YivAII ':~~J~~=:J~~~1n --------- a:, IT'S HERE I LANDMARK'S BIG BIG . . . , . Chester River News z THROUGH Society Notes both tnd fanlutic. "'nte IIIOlnd.inf fatl,frt btlaved tho the myst ,...iolla .t •D crirneo Is treason. TreaSIIO I"'''Jills in k'vylng war apinl the United State or in adbering to ib! enem.... stvlaj: them •ill ond oomfort. Wbeo we blindly pour '.tltloQo of doUarl into Poland ano other eountriea ancl recave ooly condepmation from them in tbe IJ!Itted Nalion> . one wonders . ~ we are commitlilll treaoon a&ainlt our oelvoo. one wonden if there is uy julllca In brlnglfll our (Editor'• Note - The lot- June ~o ;,,. of Tbe Ohio They're concerned about the Children's Day and Father'l lowlaj: r· tole wao submitted Farmer. i outcome of ouch efforts \\hich Day servi~ ware held re- to the Tribune lor republicaMany thoughtful people are oeam to run counte. to on ~ntly with Mrs. Rnoaell Roush lion b) Howard Mooro, Rt. I, wonderin; how it's fiOMible to rule• of economic common In charae w!th a ~r: by b• Cbeshh;e. It appeared in the spend a nation int.o pro11perity sen11e. One who e1presses this 1 . Jones up Me!Jahl 7:40p.m.; L. Sl'O\IP of children owed Y - - · . . concern In simple language lSI Vll:tllpelll!er enterll!illed U>e W. Swaet up Meldahl 8:15 p.m. the .pledie to .111• Bible. A ' Dr. Theodore George Shuey . fi'tv• Polnl Stor NUtchors lor ,rea~mg by Billie Wheeler e11e their JIQ!e 1:1 meetilll. RefiOI'tS GallipGIIo Dam- Orco up 'tltled "Glad lor Daddy," are~~•~' r~;~~ra~t ~~urc~leasa:: Ill! !avo""b'irtls w•re ••vo• 4:!0 p.m.: Zimmer up 11:15 p. clpe. tor a H~pP . Y Day by Jan &f"" "' .., '' L B d 12 5 Hn ki I Rtaunton, Virginia _ Here 's the by Pal lllllley, and Peggy and m.; ynn . own . : 5 a.m.; ' . Others ta ng part were way he describes it : RllldJ Milh<ltn, 1'11• .,H'ers d)J. Edeona Bosworth up 7:15 o.m. Paul and Sh!ia Clark, Cindy, cuolell )!lil1lnl the Ohio Audu- ~awllll Rl•er _/:lin J'l"'· Sharon Eddie and Da~td . " Todoy more thon anything bg" Qlfd. Soc'-ty next )'tBr. ro down London 3•l!i a.m.; llel· Rouah. Kathy Hill of. Ea~~ Liv· l else, we need d.amplOn' of huA bird WA~ was planned far 011 down London 3 ,~ a Ill • ofiiOOI closed by slng~ng Whisman nghts ' nd a reb~rth of July 2 •t Ilia ltollle of Lenora Q · C't d M ~ ·1.ji per A Prayer" and the chorus By United Press lnter••lionaf the spin! that gave b1rth lo ~nd Louise Mlehlel. Tbe mil •.: n Je~f~t'li<I'::'~P :~old "Into My Heart" Debby Hill ABOARD THE REPUBLitA_N CAUCUS SPECIAL _ th 15 naUon. Let us remember o1ll Wll aniOfed by a health 2n p m . Llttl !'dward dqwn was p•amst. '••mer PrHident Dwight D. Elienhowor, rolo•od and in that we are the t• ustoeo of r~le to help your appe.!!rance.- Winlleld' •. IO ;m.; w. H. Sha- A farewell party wa• held hlflh •ph·lto, headod for .san Fronciuo today aboord a tomorrow. No nation has the ~nora and LQulse Michael. ver, Jr. up Winfield 8:50 p.m.; for Hayse C~rter on the lawn fl'•ln f•fletf te capa&Hty wrth GOP delevatts and convtn· rt~;;ht h mortg~ge the future . Thelma Ann dowp Winfield 9:· the home of Mr. and Mrs. tlo...,.."n. He told tho corps of liOmo 2~. nowomon oboard I of the. "r,born Konerallons and 55 p m . lnC'a up Winfield 10•· Ford at Lock 2:1 Cor that hrs trip te the cenventlon wat more fun" then comm1l them to slavery. pllyat· 3(, P:lll:; Jerry BDI1WOrth and their families. ethen he had attended. ' 1 1 ~-.ve no. r•~ponaibilities as cal and fascal. The tragac . use· Winfield 10:50 p.m. Carter has retired ;md will Clndid~!• or as I pr~aldent, he sa1d. I feel frHr than le~s wast~ of o~r tax money .:....::..:.:::.::....=:.::....=.:...-- - ' '::;;·~le 110 his home at Proc- btfore. He one• ~u•nn refustd to take sld.. in tt.e strug- cnes for 1mmed1ate rt~litof _ 11 IIIBCII.\1\Gi!D /I 1 tl' b~~·n htiYIIy.fovored Son. !larry Goldwalor and brooks no delay ~~· W1lh1m Scranton for the GOP pre1idential nomina- l "CorfJOrativr.s b<:-long lo the Patients ~enUy dil!<harged Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hill and people - they owe tbe~r e"'l· : ENTEQD HOiPf'l'AL included Rayrpond Diekess, Mrs. of Rogers. Ohio, spent ence to the frugalit y of those Amgnth thOBe who enlefed John Mil11<, Mrs. E. G. a week end with his aunt and I SAN F~ANCISCO - Ciov, Will'om W. Scranton ox· who saved lhelr money . Hol..r hOfilllal In lh~ past 1!4 Ml'll. Chester Hill, ftusaeU uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Dallas Hill pondod h•• hunt. lor dol.,.tes tr.clay and hit odvisers porate dividends are , in many ~ were Mn. Wesl~ 0. son, MISS Lena Fox, Fred \ ~lnted If • posSible fight oyer r..rty plat4orm drafting inst.ances , the pay envelopes of , B....,tt, Oheahlre, Jacqueline Samsel, Mrs. Joseph Shaffer, Mr. and . Mrs. Dallas 1n lut-<ilteh mov.. to keep tho Republican presidential the. poor . Widows and orphaned • 1.\. Maypard, Vlpt:on, . lo!fo. Mrs. Byrdie Hatiield, Mrs. Rusand . fanuly atlended tbe nomination from Sen. Borry Goldwater. The suggntion children livo ofl arcumulatod John T. Coffee, ·Rt .. 2 Vtn.Wn. sell Sanders, Mrs. J . M. Som· reumon at Portland Park . .that the platfor~ lssuess mlgh~ be carried to th• floor ~aving~:. stored in corporations. MD. f. H\ldjM, """""" mer and !Qrant sot!:'·Mrs. Mf. 'aoW' Mrs. Dan Sayer and of tho GOP Ntltonal ConventiOn '•me frQm S<r•111ttn Yel. the poli<'v of the govern- I renee Baller. Mrs. H. E. On!, children ot JackiOnville, Fla., headquartetJ hours after Sen. Huah··S<oll, the ·rovernor's • Va., Cleo M. I•.• 1~. and Robbie J. JohD W. Pack, Mrs. R. E. with Ills aunt, Mrs. Dol- ll.oor mon'~~"• had lormed a proposed plank o~ civil : ---~ Phelp, Ky. Brewer, Miss Floye Lambert, Wolfe. r1ghts complololy unsatisfactory. Tho llonnaylvon•• gov· l liiR'I'IIS Vil'!lil Jonlan, Mrs. B. H. Clll'· • •rnor, with time running out In hit lotHtartln9 ltlol fer 1 J.aery ~· Ritchie, Min- son, Mrs. P. F. Coughenour, Mr. and Mro. Ed Morria and tho nomination, mappwd a rounol of vlalla to vorioua stole e • son, 6.45 a.m. Friday, Mrs. M. L. Sl!errttt, Mrs. ft. li:rm, of Bowling delegations to 5Ioft his coso beforo tho ctn..ntion epons Mro. Robert L. Rickard, Clifton, Jenkins, John Rapp and Green apant the weekend with Monday. W. Va., ~ ~:(Ill a.m, Ji'Jiday. L. Taylor. parents, Mr. and Mrs. AI· 1 ' Wheeler and Bill acSAN FRANCISCO - Son. Barry Goldwater, a first lcompooni<,.j their soo, Chrlo, to ballot prnldtntlal nomination apparently within h to I J.ICAV.S FOil TOUR . . Chris hbd spent two gra•p, reverted today to his ",.fl sell" bill for tlelegoles , FU1.1'0~'. Mo. (UP!) -B•sh- weeks wilh his grandparents. ot the RepUblican National Ctnvontlen. With tho eon· , op W. R. "Bill" Rogero, the . . vontion'a forrm~l eponlng only 48 hours away Golllwa'l'h...,rulle party caodldate for Mr. and Mrs. B!ll Rob!Os~n tor's official cal..,dor was neorly blank He waa le attend 1 · the street from VI.. prea•'dent of the una'led andh' farruly of Pomeroy VISit· •a rec,ptl•n .tn his honor •t a hotel across 15 States, left for San Francisco pamts, Mr. and Mrs. his own hHflquat'lers end aldoa sold ho might eehedule · """"" bu t ~ I Earl Robins011. ' afternoon. I T....,.'-"\\ltY 011 a 1 s a~wn e ecsom• appointments this lion tDur. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa ParsonS :..:..---'='==-...:.......::.::...::.:=="''- - - - - - - Bilier& ..id he wiU "knock Mr. and Mrs Ott NE WPOWER at the door" of the Cow Palace t Let t WV other for ·ign dignitaries. 1 In San Frllllllioco and offer himliar M ' ·B a • r~ WASHI,.GTON !UP!) The The· mea•ure. wh~rh would 1 1o VIS rs. ostoo • S L' . R I I. d 1791 '· ld . MIDDL!IIORT, O. soRall aa. vice .preaidant on Mr. and Mrs. Arch . enate l·orc1gn e ·.. tens Com-ll·xpan ; 1 Det<IW,_1woo 1 _em1 l!lll!!..:~pu~b~l:•c_::an~li:::ck~e~t.---and also visited Mr mittee approved legislation ~wer . a e pal men :secu• Mr S;A... D t · Thesda to ive the State De- nty nffu.~ers to arrf'st any.o~e II. at!lll}' l.U'S y g . wno 8ltempted to aSSAUlt VISit· J;thel Donohue at Baden, partm~n! .new eulhoflty to ~ro· ing chiPfs IJf state or farelgr. l W. Va. teet Vlsthng head~ of stale and 1 mmsers. . 1t · -. , . , . _ . . .,., . pIOperfy Bottom c:.~~utet twn 1!Uifllcal J BaiJtlu•• wao 11M! ~ 3 a.m.; Ravenswood down 3a. rll J:diJI ~r~~=eoy•, d-notra- 4;li0 p.m.; Chlll'lea K. 4own 32, li®. Cbll4l Clll'tl was 'IIUlQUJIP. Ul40 ~.m.; Diana Jlrent doWII e4 u !Itt topic for the neat MoldMhl 6 p.m.; Alton Zephyr maetlllf. ~p Mel4ahl 7 p.m.J A.rsnette I Translers wastlftl lito ...,., tn inl . :!Morris Equipment Co. NOT JUST ALOAN -BUT OVER-All .. FINANCING . I· A I G ~~a:'"~~ ::. ; ~ ~.t~~ ~J1!5·,~~ pp e rove VIla~, lrlll leaw of tile .U. m.J William Ct'B:f, up G'""up Soc• N l =~ .~:e ~~~dJ: ::: :.'!::' :tly K.~:.,reen:, 1ety o es -INTERNATIONAI:-1·414 I July 11, let~U The Chtlle1 Band 4llls C.ll•r• dl!.Q1111d JladloleUvo Fall- ~:,:' ~: G:oo"·~:;.~~tD~ jina~tiii;o~na;;;U~y,;;kn;o;;w;;n;;;llla;jiii~JiJiOiiretiit~e,;:s.~---------.,-------,---'---------fllll Sbtllel' when Iller met at Willd SymplloPy boriel: John I Society Notes o., ' Re- :·Di .~,m., ':ri~. POrter. and Linda spent an eveninJIIalt vlllltod Sunday evening with week with Mr. 1114 Mrt. El· Mr. and Mro. Clinton Hnlolllll• mer Young and son and Mrs. or and !amity. Ida Young. H~ 1118de ico Mr. and Mra. Frank Welle, cream .... lbjP)'ed. Pori Homer, 0. spent the paot Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manuel weak with hle poront. Mr. and See the sturdy, eompaet B-414 .•• the - - - - - - - - - - called on Mr. and Mrs. Iii. E, . Mro. Roaa Wallo, Lon1 Bottom, Mr. and Mro. Howard Young Young end J ... recently. Mrs. Sol BlcJey and 11011. Ed- and Mrs. Wells' &randfather, ~ thrift)' tractor tbot pUIS tlllno doU1ro and daughter. Linda, took :!Up- Carolyn, Virginia, John M. die, and Mrs. Alva Holsinger, Archie l!arber. in )'01.11' pookol rl&ht from the start, per with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Lawis and Gary Bush IPfllt an Sr., vtsltl"' In llyesvt.Ue, "lth Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hicks of yet giveo you power and otamtna for DRAFT Brunty ooo tveninl loot week. evtnln& with Jtlb Younr. friends Sunday. :wooster spent Sunday with Mr. toupt jobs. B-414 economy, plua Mr. and Mr. Lewis Hudson Homo madt iee croom waa Mr. and Mro. Rusaell Holslll- land Mrs. Mike Kerwin and aJ· Phone WI 9-3202 took Timmy on4 Sidney Man· oorved. pr and family moved from so Jimmy Snvel !rom Woos- OOITROI.LEJI draft control 9-potnt "thinktn1" hitch. and ITll!llY other profit-makine beneuel of Recine and Bobb~ Bai· M M 1 M Gul d Cheotor to thio area """"'tly. ·tr. '· fits make it unequaled in the all-pur• loy of Long Bottom for a owlm· . rs. arv n c re an 1 Karan Read Ia spendlna a BITCH ~~!t!::!;:!~%:!!:!!!!!!!!!!!:::!::=::=!!!!!:!!!!:!!!!!:!::111!l/ll!!~l I rty recanlly. Jean ch,ldren ~aijed on her mol.her waok with 1\lr. and Mro. Mike poeelaso. •' ~o~~g p:nd Connie and su..n and father of Pomeroy Sunnay Kerwin. r·~--·-- -. ,.,~. . I 'ed them evemng. M • • All.,wrPtl• "liv•" hydrtlullc •v•t•m La nmg a 10 aooompam Mr and Mrs E P! Young r. and Mrs. Pyron Piersol . AthenWMiga t 4ocVIitrdlllr lOt lr Dl.. tl tntlnl Mr. Arthur W~ndling of Pom· Terry and ~~ie ·McGulr• of and son loft Friday for Arkan· *· . Lv s-1 •n-wv 2-5170 lio!roy called· on h1s IIStef•m-lsw. Pomeroy were in Letart an bus- s.&~ to vtslt his mother. . .· • Nf,aYJ.duty, tdlu•ltblt fNnl axlt DICK STIIIIIU!T . . Mrs . Ida Youlli Sunday. lness Mondey. . Mr. and Mr~. Billie Hoselton ' • Grl~totltultll"' ""'',."tl•l lea Timmy and Sidney Manuel[ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jludson opent the we. kend with hi• · week with Mr and Mrs. called on Mr and Mrs. Bob parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam , Edw~rd H. Greene, Eliza. spen 1 a · . · Hoselton. beth Green to Betty Greene E. E. Young and Jean. Bailey and oon, Sunday Pritchard 180 3 Col Connie and Susan Laning of 1 Wotermelon was enJoyed. Those spending the bla Vlll'a•• · f pacres, um. t1 • a- o omeroy. Pomeroy spent a mght 1ecen · Mr. and Mn. Orval Blanc~e T. Ball . dec., to ly with Miss Jean Young. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Palko M. Parsons samuel Mrs. llerMiddbelrt Htoovert and WQIJ and Mro. llrvan Blake and Cert. lor T~ano., Olive. ..,.,. of epo~ OJll" Eldon Balko, Jr., and Manley, Betty Rear Molgt Oonorel H~pltol 0 ASSOCIATION day last wook Wllb Mro. How• an4 Mro. Vivian Eu· Harold E Wolfe 58 WY 2·2176 Pomeroy 1 ~~Farm Loans ard Young. Mr. . ' . Mr. and Mrs. Manuel and for F'ARMER8 aono of Racibe called on E . E. family visltad Sunday with 100 and daughter-in-law, by f AltMERS" Voun• Sundo• aod spent tho 1\lro. Ronlld B"t and • ' and Mro. Francis Cheva1j\;~iiiii;...:,,.:;;;::~i:=~~~~;::=~""'""'~...;i evening at the Robert Bailayo LY"n. Falrt11, Va., spent and family, Pllnlsvillo. ,. at Long Poltom. ertl days wllh Mr. end Mrs. and Mro. James carter Jean Young spent Sunday David Smltb. ternoon with Virginia Bush Visiting Mr. and Mra. WI~ dlyl at Delaware, o., at-. I' was accompanied llome by est Wyatt, Chaoter, wero Mr. tottdtng 0 ochool. .' 8uab. and !\Irs. I.arry Curtio and Mr. t ' ~ " ' Mr. and Mre. How1rd and Mrs . Johnnie Newell. Co- VlliUnw Mr. and Mro. Zorn Plerco w•111 Mr. end Mn. Roo. lumbus, Mr. altd Mn. Clair sell Van M•ter, Portland and 0., Mr. and M d M E Mre . Newell and Mr. r. an rs. rneel Wyatl. Pine Grove Society Notes News Mollter'a Little Helpers met June 25 at the bomo of lbelr odvlaor, Mro. Vernon Weller. Nutrition was lbe tDplc for tile m..UU,. Etdl - " r pvt • nutrition report. Terry ~ or llld Jaqe WIN dornonotrot. ed "Mokina San4wlch,.." _ Benrly 'l'llontpson, ~· 1 vounty Exteaolon AleDI standpoint of an onrlehlllll ex· wh<l !ell. ~ ttorlao ol!lbe corporaUon, TIU Is very ,)ltl'lod of yurt. Tho enttmrlse Tt1l five eounU01 In lhlo · eapertonco l!IB· and become bolter Pflpartd •• • Alflcallllrt pari...,o in tbo devolopmonl of evonw al tM. aarly campa. ,tm,.nant with l 'jroup that mi!St be ftexlble "' thnt It can son District £<tension hn\11! become future leadero In our area. · • ·Recroatlonal development for the individual. Cora in Glllla County 11ts oparolae en 1 DQj>fi'Ofll basil, odjust to the changing demands hovt lnvetted 11110 S.utheastem Ohio Is not a Very low may remember how lilt 11111 9111~ lot&Uon. T~ls or Is lor develoj)lnent only. of people as well ao tbe are In tho oite and · N. Tlyltlr 10 Unnl* •·l•~lh A. JIIAI, 10 ICftl, Ortngo. otw. propooal - just the in· 4-H carhptag otatted !D Meip site is IIIII lriueh In """ !or 'J'ho 1*1 ol lntprperatlnl II level• end pocketboolco. Today the loctlllin are Lot I!, llullan4. NltHI Weathermen, R. V. creose In use of an old Idea , County. Po,.ibily some club recreation. About 1929. the relatively small, and It Is oa'!' Tw r oomlwhtrt In the net1hh<lrhood J. "r...:...LetaPolter Wllllllornul• to AIVI Holilnset' . enty· ~ve years ago we ,of. fiiiO.ODO. '"' Oract Hollllnpr, .n lcte, • More than 90 Meljs COUilty group and ill leldtr had the Kq>IIWne C4mp Sill wu sal..t- lto do. 0 SltnPHI), 4-H club members and advisors Idea ot an ovemtte camp 1 td In JICklell County 1111 t~el In 1949 the corporation ftlllde were worried over chal'l!lng our l Tile major lmpi'O\Iementa this w..k are particlpatllli In mile or two from home. Some Jones farm. This was used by up of on agonl and Jay 1ru1t1e 1-H alub mombers 13 lor a five olttdt 1 SO • 70 lwlmmlllll pool, I BIIDW~, Reva Manley £,. Gtjlyl, Mtnnle B. 9"" of the--older prot~rams in cluba etlll do this. 'variout croupo of oounliu In- !rom the oounlieo of Mtigt, day camp. TOCIJY the fee ts l• reoently mn~•rnllllfl kllebon. 18nt>vid.an to Allen Prouer, Ciani creation as wholesome phy•· Tho flrsl oraantztd ._H ..mpo 1\ltiJI. Gallla, Law· Qatlta, HiiJIItnd, . LaWI'IIICf, 'II lor four days. but includtSII , new cabin lor tD Jerry lllada, "" acre, Rutland. at and mental development at ing PJ'OIT'lll In r.leip county · Jactton, Pike aNI Vln- and Jack10n J)UI'C~' the 10 campers Insurance. Most prt- 'campJro. Complete ·20 oen, Rulltnd. F. Stanley, lblztl K. . anrer;,..-.ea"" 4-H club camp :woo in 1924 or mi under 1114 AiheltJ, lor Jill yean. ac111 tract known aa the ¢an- vale camps would need $511 to 1are t111W available I~ 1\. Gray, Mattda Stanley, J. D. lblyea, ~e ar Jackaon . t) AI••~ G10r1• Krietlor. impc»1.1nt prlnolple of ter's Cave Park for fi!OOO. This $1110 per week per pergon In of up to 110 campero to Kennelll E. IICI'ttl, Solplo. • ! .\1 with mol!! ldeat, "'JTTOOne have learned the first kind of .dmlopment na area had been uNCI It a rt- order to makt I proltt. l•tafl of 111. . ·felt that~ camping ••· campo were on tho out durllll tblt ptrlod. creation area for at leaot :tS Family camping In June, Tho Jocklllll county for 4-fl Club members farm near Cbnter. TMrt ue Thil 1111 the "-Po,.lion years - possibly 11101'1 than was advertised a couple of olon Olflc:e earvao •• Ilia -·- - Daily Sentillel, Pomeroy-Middleport, I •• ; \ GII.MORI!. 1 ·W.!olll SUPPLY. il rii\Dltl ,.,~~..., . ' Perft..- )'IIU haole oomo that are - pulflng their ; st- of tloo to.f tt..oe olaya. Might N t.!di"'l ift If the cookie iar• tHKIIr the Maltla11 or evft a. a .at. o4epllft INtx. mat I' - JUST loawe ...., • • Mlhlng" doltoto are not ' - " 01 day, 1 cloy& a WHk earnine } pod ~. thtn Jt'o Kme to. ~- acqwlnted i -"'9 24 ...... • with a ._k ~ - PHtlM IIIOMW lnwrod aafe~ of Hl'W STYU COMPIIHSOI ,. (II IS THE S!CRET OF INSTANT COlD The FARMERS BANK PWOIUANCE ASSOCIATED and,.Savings MIMhr , ...... a...,.. S'tlfOM .....,,,,.,, .. ~ ' ........ eo.,.,... PoMftOY. . OHIO RADiq:·-~~ AND TV ' 214 lfi. MA1H HARRY MII.I..IR. OWH5R . PH. WY 2-Ma5 ' ·, �' ' ·. •. ,.... ~ ' .~ . . ......... . ' I' ~· • ( I' I Cozens Of Bargains Below! Want.Ads Are Worth AGood Look-· You'll Find-- I M ?otn nd "" IJL.-.ut.lflil!:" oa, .H.fof,rt t"URIIral oOI' [k~llnt <J oOO " M fll'jnnol•' : CAf'll~ ·r;l.l A I lUNa ~'.' Ill rORRE' TION~ 11• ·ac>:.• P 'I"!! "nli1 w.oo' A l"or Oa • .-.1 Puhllrl!tootl M 2 SIGNS I Pomeroy · Motor Co. 1957 Pontiac H.T. Coupe Clean intt>nor . mce ivory over coral aulomatic tTan' Radio and heater. want "" 1962 Volkswa.g en 2 Door Spotless vinYl tnt~>l'ior, pll nt>w t•re!ii, Servlr.f' ~ Ceor.i--- per ttoro ""'.. •n"f"l1"" Yftllmu"' Cl\au:• 4:kl eeiU LJ Pomerov l,;eutJI pou 'II!M d (no l'hrH COP • f!('ut.l~ - ltrft'rtlriO. I• C\"" "'olleoutn Of\ pliO " ' ""' •dt ' plld wlfl\11'1 It dan ' AftD -01' rtt.JU\1~ II UHI'flJ iRID _ 11 'l!l rot fill wnrd miD •mlim, l:aeti ~ltl'l1\IJ word lr ''; QPJriCI' ~0Uit8 e.:'llt'· A M to ,.Ob P M. OaUJ Sat.urdiY .A•:JI ' " M t n 1:11:00 D.OOJI l'f'S SO ltAS'I Motor Co. OPEN EVl'S. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY • OHIO ·1. ;r··tk/11' n It THIS IGN'T A D INOsA~ SONE .. !TSA .. CH!Cf(EN bEl Alfred Wolf pen Society Notes ~iety Notes ---------- • - J. Mr. and Mrs. Harold GUiog- Sunday Scl>ool a\1_..,. • ly and family, Mr · and Mrs. JulY 5 waa 60, tile off_..• --. Clinton Gilkey and family, Mr. f!UO. Franklin' RusseH nd Mr. IIDif Worship serYicel were beN Mrs. Guy Russell aM daugbt- at 11 o'clock by the Rev. caste el Hill location, $800 down 7 t 3tc er visited "•ir paren•· Mr. preaching on the subject ei l::omplor. Se"tce ment with 20 year loan .., $695 C>itt . llndlord o::"~alance. ~ THREE room furnished apart· and Mrs. Lincoln J\UBSell ~ "~ Can'\ Gel B~::.. <l fini sh, tires like nt-w . \ t.Ttte. Fa.M • Coetaet Syr.acus~ _ 5 .. room ranch ment. C$}1 WY 2-2381. ceatly. Mrs. ttussell is home u1ere was an a!l!'ft! A. C. BRADFORD home witt. bath, forced hat 7 8 31<: from Holzer Hospital and Is 60 at the Allred Sullda7 RaeiDe, ()lolo n h fffling some better. School piCnic beld ln Ih • $ 1549 . . 5 11 lflr air heating, tile oots, FURNI~HED and unfurnls eil Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam Woode Grove ,SUnday. ReY. green 1m•sh, heater. •========"'"'"'i~l 'Illermopene windows, fhf'<at- aparttr.et~ts 134 Mulberry -nt a weekend in Kentucky and Mr.s. Caito were bunutecl f' ing bill ~ for 6 months) Ave., Ph WY 2-<14115. ·•· nd Re Caito buill-in range top, oven and 1 2!' tic visiting with his grandparents, guests a v. AIEXPERIENCED riistowasher, full basement Mr. and Mrs. A. Donabue ed the prayer for the V~ AUTOMOBILE I and carport. Lot (1110X180l fOUR ROOM furnished aport- ~r~~ r~::.v"::"~hn . Murphy m~~ following ~ bave $10110 down. FHA 311 Y.,.. ment. Phone WY :1-~- 27 lie of rrooksville were weekend called on Delbert Gaul ..,. QUAliTY glide tran s. Heiltf't' Jrl black fimsh. not ' For Rent Re1l Est1te For S1le FURNISHED rooms for male BULLDOZER work, basements renten. Cooking priV!Ietlea. ' brushing, ponds. f{i,ll • 212 s. Flfi\11 Ave., Phone I landscar'og, 'I Lowboy service and oock ~ II.N WY Z-5433. 1 10 3tp 01' . I service. Charles Jeffers. Ph. Middleport - 6 • room frame NICELY . furnished house, 3 WY 2-6222. (7) 7 tic home wo'th ti'le bath, bot air rooms alia bath,Condo basement ~h. tuU heating' enclOFed ...•• l 0 McL1JY . AUL'TIUNEER t . and back yard. r 81· 111 10 ~ 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door - - $1295 Chester, Obio. S 23 tic besement, large WI Call after 8:30 P· m. "" Local ownPt' and n •al d ea n mte-rior, 6 c~·l. en&ine, Power .t.UCI'ItiNEER garage and driveway. Grav~ early morning. WY 2-2316- ! WANT AD 1NFORMA TION i·OO f' &u1ine11 Services I ... Televi$ion Rev11e ,,, ,-_:. · -------~~6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport• _O.:!..JUI)! 11, ~~~ \ '\ \ ® I on. . w. l Wheel Alignment : •Joan on- balanre. .::"'~~====""'""'='~""'""'""'==""'""'=~="-'~ .ANO Cottagt Concret• block FOUR RQilMS, ootb and b.... vo'stiors of their son, Mr· and bia1second i returo H !tal home Mr frOm ... . ' with pine fioor , shingle roof fu h 1 p b 0 0 e Mrs J R Murphy and family. Uu vers ty · esp : • For Sale \ FOR SALE i located on the Ohio River, ~~n~ 1;'"ce ea · 4 za tic Mr .. a~d Mr.. Harley Johnson Mrs. Warreo VanMe11or, Mr. 1 - -- - l · · ----· ' blacktop road. Complete · . and Mrs. ~ Betzblg, Mr. ro 1'1 -M ,& A 1 were Sunday visitors. 8ESlll }f PRllUUClNO POTATOES and beans. Clar- '24" MOTOROLA T.V. f I o " r with furniture and appli- 4 ROOM apartment woth batb. Angetia Thoma iB spending a and Mrs. Or,. Gaul, Mn. RoW"'-.N'l ~ ence Proffil, Portland, Ohlo, model, very beautiful. Army ' Pbont WY :1-5385. few days with Mr . and Mrs. C. Rer Geul and son, Mt. d PHON!V('f2-2157 VI 3·2254. 17 1 7 !Ole tem, '" '16 ,n very good oon- , """""· $'l500. S I 56 tic 0 Rogers of Bunker Hill. Mrs. Clarence Henderson ., ~: •-· - . -· I dition. Doss E. Hutchinson, . WY 2-21~S PomNVy, 0. William W~g~~7Z a •smaa THREE and four r<lO'l> lurni•h• Mrs. J. C. Wyatt and Kay and Linda, Bill Amoe, Mr. 1ONE M. M. Power Unit 1251 Letart W. Va . 895·2~·:· =~ • 7-11-Jtc ed and IIDfurlllBIIed apart. were recent visi!Drs of her and Mrs. Thomas W~, Mr. h H. P .. 1 Red Seal Continent- 1 7-UHic PlANO tuning. Newman Bur. ments. WY U43f 12 I tic mother Mabel Oliver, Mans- G. G. Qau~ Albert Brllll', ' Card of T anks al 85 H. P. Dump truck bediBEAUTY Shop equipment fOr dette, Middleport. WY :. FOR SALE- AU electroc bome \ field , Sue Burke and son, JIUbJ WE WISH to thank our fro end s i 12 fl. long. I - 1956 Ply- sa le, 4 years old . A good buy. 5246. 6 t8 30tc $11,500. In New 'Iaven, W.' FURNISHED and unfurnls: Ebine Peggy nnd Carmel B u r k e and IJ<Jrolhy, Faye and neighbors for their sym·l mouth woth good ures. I .- Equipped for 2 otwral<•rs. I Va. 5 roo1118, bath, built . In • apartmeotoo. Inquire II M • phy 'are spending a few Robertson, Vic!Dr Gaul, Demfll p.pthy, shown us at the tlmeJ Wagner front end loader, fits Write : Box 6688, The Daily HEATING, Plombtng, MaeDa kitchen, garage,, aluminum sid- Obio Hotld. g..~ da';'s with Uteir grandparents, Parker, Paul Owiwell, Mr. of Roe death of Mrs. Ella, all 4000 Serle' for tractors\ Sentinel Pomeroy. 7-lll-Gtc Furnac... Arnold Brolbon. lng, nice location. Owner bas MODERI>I f mem 'IIId balll Mr. and Mrs· John Murphy of and Mrs. Robert Buwles and Spencer, 'fhe spencer ~am- I Will sell or trade lor live' . liB Eas1 Main Street, Pomaccepted employment away fUrnish"'- apartment. Phone Crooksville. son, Dalene and Donna Bahr, II •'' ·' ' 7-LO.Itp stock Call WY 2-6273 after TERRIER Puppoes ready to eroy. Pbo!Je WY z.M. from this area. U interested WY 2-387( 5 12 tie M IIDif Mrs Leon Shumate Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Kaub, Y· k'o'J" ·' 1 6 00 · . 7 :!0 lflr Phone 882-5451, New Haven. TllllEE ·-~--m house on ,_ andrf,amlly ' Of Cb••les!Dn are Mr. and Mts. Bob Hawt, 17 ) 1 !Ole go Can be seen at Jacob ' ,-."'' fend found , _:_ P- ~-- \ B~er). Nease Set•lemenl. 7-3-12tc """'~ P ...... 1 T · b' -;. Mr and Lloyd Sinclair, Mr. and Mrt. ME'f'. L bED. Two sets 7 9 3tp Rickard 's Atigrunent Service, 4 coin Hill, Pomero) 218Gb o • e vMsl mgCla ,. pareSbnuma, te , Jewell Carr, Mr. and Mrs. • • " p . • Grueser B 0 d yIFOR SALE ID Modlllepert, Wl 2-3346 or WY z. . rs. renee ' Wilbur Parker ond son and LOS~ Sf's <lljgin wal(:h all sprongs, laundry cart, 6 <it. DUE . ~-;;--! -must seil ~~~.~rly 286 W Main Sl bedroom brick house, 2 t 20 Uc Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mrs G S Michael. 'Heo"1 Ruil!!~Pi.ct{t_~c 4th of Ju- . pressure cooJ<er, , all like lhe following : '< yd. B'v Pomero'y. Ohio.· R ll Rick: baths, lot and aNbal ll.lou\u· of FU......,HED and unfurnished blherlrt weonre MSurodaandy VISMrito,rsGene W'll.:._rg;.,. ~ Pit...,·-~, Pa., ly. :~oirO\'a::<::catVsH 2·54'14. new. Men 's ciothmg, . !me Citv r,~ovel, hoflzonal high hi h ate ce oca on. "'"" e s "' w - ... ,,_ . ey o ' 7 10 3tp shApe. New useful arhcles of wall drill ,. 3 ft . conveyor, ard, Pbone WY Z.3576. g w r .' aD •partments. 134 Mulberry famUy , visited tbe Gault while _, i.il'·, '""· . ' , -- . all kinds. Margaret Bailey, complete tear end fo r Ford Wheel balancing, aulD glass, See by appom~.:l-~c Ave. Ph. WY Z-6615. Homer Mrm Jack Rfoe of .Bellefon- were still at tht bospltal. Coll•ge Rd., Syracuse. YlY 2- lractor for parts, 200 amp, brake service. WY Z-2885 or (6) 10 tic HyselL 6 25 tfc taine.vlsited Saturday with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Murray H~ 5 i ~' 4-?~'n'~" 5396. U (7~_2_ l0tc welder. cu~ivolor, lorches,J Tl «tc and Mrs, Kenneth Hltcbcock kins and Betty of Da)'U 1 garages, hose, 1955 Ford F ' ~ . . . FOR SALE: 7 rooms and bath, and family. SUe Hitchcock re- spent the weekend with Mr. HOMI\:fl~~tpo. born July CABBAGE 75c bu. Bring con- ' 600 truck flat bed. Portable HOUSE pamUng, lnsode and house on Rutland Road. I 3 turned for two weeks' visit. and Mrs. Vere SWarts. Mr. 1. t485..•;:·~~~ ·:«1ex and Ess1e tine•·s and cut vour own.! air compres!'or, tin roofing, outside. Roof repair and Large lot. Aluminum storm Neal Hitchcock was 8 re. and Mn. C. E. Woode ~ Whi~ngtooi;_)\ied July 9, 1964. John Ck-ek. PorUand, Ohio, \? inch droll. drill bits, taps, painllng. Work guaranteed, doors and windows. Reasoncent weekend visitor in Day- pers Plains were Sunday •lsil· Adn)it.t...t to tbe '· institutf' . on . L'z mile below Ravenswood mechanical hand tools, carreasonable rates. Phone able. Kenneth Searle. SH 2~... ora. '" Rei ( I VI 3700 7 8 61p 5012. 6 II 3fltc wn· Sep t~mber 8. 1944. a rve'l ~erry. 7 7 Stc penter tools, mine too s, • · Linda Reeves visited las\ . Mrsd. IsCarrie Swartz betler haS at been \his mny contact ~he supenntcn~· SICK ROOM . and invalid -sup. few 2x4's, pulleys, sprockets, IN SYRACUSE, three bedrOOm week with Mrs. Elsie Perry ill ~ some en! P,f the Oroent Slate l~s~ plies an< aids for your com- chPins. bel:s, miscellanenuSI Prol-ionol Ory Cloanlnt~ mod1!111 home, near school, By Mrs. Ha\Ue Frederick ol Radcliff. wroung. Dins Boy· luJe.VO~t, -Qhoo. Dr . ~o fort. l>e curry a complete ilens. Paul L. Batie~. llaoley !l ond Shirt Laundry Mod1!111. in.'llllated, ..n board Mr. and Mrs· Emmet Bab- J Smith and Sandra Me- Mr. and Mrs. moreert hazoer, Supt.. Oroent l line Jf crutches. wheel chairs, Run. Ca ll WI 2-6455. • I Hou• Cleanlne benting, large lot 72 x 295. cock of Wayne, and Mrs. Bud Gh;, spent a night with Jaree, les, visited relaUvee In ,Ciev• Stat~·Jostitute, , Oroent, Ohoo. -•· . I under 7 10 3tc I Phor.o I a. m. ID 5 p. m. WY Sue and Brenda Hitchcock. land and Barberton, Ohio, OV· {.. . . . _ . - -~ Alt.rint and Repllrlng Coleman and two childr-en are , . "' er a recBJ.t weekend. 7.n-3tc 1 comm1JUeS, urma s, >. , , __ , pads, bed pans, etc. RoHer I DUM:' BED and hoost. ' Good Pockota ond lippen Z-3974; Evenlngs, 7 ID 9 P· m. spending 8 week with their par- Mr. and Mrs, Ronme Hltc'" J . Larry and Stevie BurkeJt's Bai')'ler Sh~p, Moddle- 1 Pharmacy, WY 2-3581i. Mod· condio.nn. George Hensley, 10 lbt. Ory Cleaning $2.00 WV J.-2441 6 2 tic ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles cock and family of Columbus Sw:;~ce~f Columblll have been porlf wjQ be close<. the week ' dlep<•rt. &-26-30tc. Long Bottom, Ohio. Phone DISCOUNTS FOR SALE: I acre ol land Babcock, also visited their visited last week with b Is vli!itlllg their aunt, Mrt. Paul _ of_Jpl ......~~ -. 7 9 3tc . WINDOW anr porch shades, all VI 3-262(1. 7 9 3~c PICKUP a DELIVERY near Reedsville on Rt. 680. sister, Mrs. Willoughby Hlllwbo parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bulkley nnd family. ' RIFLES and :Shotguns, shooting kinds. ~crch va.Jance and AKC registered Chi~uahua pup. ABC CLEANERS Wlnnla BaUey, Reedsville, Rt. is In St. Joseph Hospital at Hitchcock and falluly. Mr. and Mrs. Howonl Ht!dmatth•. Suriday, July _12th, awnmgo Venetoan blinds and pies. See at 918 South Thord. 1, Box 189. , 7 6 ~ Parkersburs. icl< a1 nail ent>ertalned a group of furnlslf cpvn . : ammumtoon. 1 '"""irs. Free estomate. Dale Moddleport, or phone WY Z. 1 & SHIRT LAUNDRY 1\lrB. ~Uzab!!tb llader and Mrs .. Hallie- ·Freder and • relatives, and friends wltll • 1 Sh~ . ' " ~e . American '_. Wippe. , Supply , 215 Unior i\ve. .3689. ._...J,J_6tv.,_- li73-55U Moson, w. Vo. Alito Saln Gary Leifheit, and girl friend, so VISited Mr. and Mrs. Geurge birthday party hoonrlng the Le~o~1( , Beech Gr<ilij!f. j' Pomeroy, O)llo. ' - -·WilY BUY a Cal.....-.,bampOO- \ , ,., Rom'ltt Donnie and Dickie Leifheil aD Frederock. Mr. and Mrs, Nor· Srd bir.\bday of their daughtRd r l1lt d tl:ver n• we~ · 6 2& lllltc ""' " Warld Btaadord ol Complld of Springfield spent a weekend man Fredenck a~ called on p 1 and the IBI birth·•· , · · · yo 4t · er' We'll loan you one 1 FARMERS: for the best hulis, recently with the former 's sio- aeveral uther relatives. :,-y ~nn~lr daughter, Loll, 1 _ come, , 7 8__ __c·.• FHEE to clean your carl at \be best price, witb the Ill& car -m, ride and perfona ter Mrs Zona Biggs also visit· Mrs. Paul Kelley and son lly LOSE Wll:!GH'f •ofely woth . B1g Freezer Sale pets with Blue Lustre. Baker I nation's lending sires in Dal· 1008 SmaD car ec:cJIIMil' and ed 'Mr. ~nd Mrs. Norman Fred.- Jack spent Sunday wl\b her rec:ndy. Dillinger and VJelde Dex-A-Diet tablets. Only 98c , All Sboo • 7 _a_ll_tc_ 1 ry 81\d BeeL For forenoon m•••-bllllr erick nnd sons Jerry and Jack. mother, Mrs. Northcraft at Olrr are attending . Jdolor 5, 11 ,..,.,. I Furniture. _at _Youor,.~rug-•tore . .. '. 3 30tr l FREE ICE CREAM i 1960 Sky-Line 10x50 ft. 3 OOd-\ convenience service, oall by lee Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kelley Friendly, W, Va. Youth Camp at the Laneister A'M'EN11PN churches, lodges, IN'ith ...,.... New Freu:er or ~ room mobile home. C a ll1 8:00 c.. m., afternoon service Melllpa'i'D ...._.. spent a weekend with her sis- Mrs. Ev~ _Babcock and son camp Grounds, Wilma ~Jean civic gi-otops, bands, T/5 lea-l Frener-Rofdgoroto• Comb. SH 2-4434. 7 R 12tc J by I :OC p, m., by calling E. i1rttl, ter and brother-in-Jaw, Mr. and of Obego vmted Mrs. WUI~gh- Alberton and Linda Hendenoll ther upholstered theater seats. l USED FREEZER BUYS . ONE Toledo scale, 1 MCCaS-\ Curtiss Breedmg Service Inc. ......., WY 1#11 Mrs. Fred Galfurd at Clarks- by Hill at St. Joseph Hospttal will attend the Senior Camp. 2 five Joq :)AU' -c~ndotooners I 16 Cu. Ft. unoeo J key filing cabinets fur charge . TechmcoanO ~lan.:V P=, t D lie burg, W. Va· recently. Mr· and Mrs. C. A. Babcock Mno. Emma Findling open! and fil~r units, I new, I usc'll, CHESl FRiiliZER 5100 I acc'Ounts, 1 solid oak desk 4 s ! Pomeroy, , , Ohm' 1962 PONTIAC. $2250. 4 door Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stew- SUnday, a week with her brother, Mr. one large "tar popcorn mach·\ 20 Cu. Ft. Frigidaire ft lMeuller coal furnace, Albert F arker, Chester, · hardtop, Catalina. blue fin. art of Nelsonville, spent fr~ J~rry and Jack ~ederl~k and Mrs. Lewis Perao& at 6 lne, !healer sound equipment.: CHESl FREEZER - $1SIJ I 1- '4ft. table, 1- 7 ft. table, Ph. !1115-341:.. & 24 301p Ish. automatic transmission, Saturday until Monday witb spent Thursday evemng woth Torch, Ohio. Call WV 2-5.120 The Sewing , Pomeroy Landmark 1- 9 l counter with bir,, 1- ~ •--' Qw-, PlonMMM ... ..ay, MlddleporL cau WY z, Jack Kelley. Mrs Margaret Follrod ol Center, Middleport, Ohio. >NY 2-2181 Ja<k c...., Me• !0 ft. counter with bilo, 1-12 - · --. power steering, power brakes. Mr. an~ Mrs. Clifford Cux Pome;o and Mrs. Osie H"ul· 7-3-IOtc . . ft. counter with bin, I elecHtaiiDI radio and extras, 910 Broadof Gary, Indiana spent several ersm visited al the Follrocl: GUNS f'0H-S~f~ Middleport's tall- tric coffee grinder, double 52119. t 29 lie last week at their farm Robinson home tad weelt. I Brake Service BlaetfnarS ::::::::::::::::=' !• I ,• ,· :_, I 0 La': I La he..i and - f'"fa.r_._·, -j ' 0 k Hill Soci"ety Notes I I zr- Po..., I I We buy, ~and trade guDI est boUdiDg, located 362 N. metal cot. Phone WY 2-3547. 1 9 ate Bill Wei · Les Wolllamson So d Street Middleport at filfin ewelers, Phone jO, ~~ loo qur,.\ sale. tnqutre ooonl , Pleasant W YIOa. l8 B1 Ohio Hotel. 10 16 tic NEW AND USED welders, 'fc air compressors, welding A--U"T-cO-:-M""o"B:::K"'Jt::-~ln-..-,.-. -. .. --::b-e e-=o roB SALE rod. Free demOnstration. I 1 H m•Jlars Pom~:oy Landmark. Phone cance IIedl .ost your opera· GIBSON·K3\· armony ~WY 2-2181· 7 9 3tc wr'o Uc....,l Cali ·WY ~2!166 and Amplifiero, l4 months to - - - - - - rl_ IISUc pay. see or caD l'lfflo Jewel- 8 fl. meat -display case Tyler ' · ero. Point Pl....,.l, W. Va., Help W~flle . d Phone 50, SUI Wellman, Les double duty service. Meat display case, complete with 1"301! · . t· -Williamson. .,.. mazzanine shelf and set of Rock Springs Soci"ety Notes ED!";:;:!";.'::'..... Ma- :Y• We ban oD Insurance :;;s, Ha\Ue Frederick met "FuUer's earth" Is used 1ft Sewer with Mrs. Heleu WoH, Mrs. E~ as a ruter Reasonable fllltel ,JOHNSON, Slm(+'" lnsuriDN don Kraeuter, Mrs. Laura fulling cloth and CaD W1l Uflt Day« Nlpt AgeDCJ, ln. AU '"""" of In . Mae Hartung at the home of medium. 7 • tfc - - . Jim JobDSoo and Somday School attendance on Mrs. James Ridenour w audBud BI"'P'""' Agenta. June 28 was 91, offering f29.62. It the D. of A. Lodge Books I I tic Mrs. Mallie· Ri""thouse bas Mon~ay evening. Guests were 6"0111 fte ,, eWURLmll Business Opportunities returned ·"' Clyde, o, a r Mary Jo Wolf, Mrs. Elizabeth eBALOWIN a two weeks vlsot with her son Hayes, Mr. James IUdenour FOOD MARKET - Due to and famDy, · Mr. and Mrs. Wil· and Lowell. Home made Ice J1111 OTHER FAMOU' ill health, we are o!fermg for liam Righ\bouse and Judy. cream and cookies with koolIIUINDS buslnes Ra 1ne WUII FI ' sale our s, c Mr. and Mrs. am o mer aid were served. ~ r---..JI..___...___ Food Mar.et, Coroer 5th and and daughler, Judy and son, July 8th the Past Councilors · 'vers Wsnted KILL TERMITES and protect display trays. A· I condition. 1 Pearl. Racine, Ohio. Any- Jeff, left recently for Toledo, of Chester Council D· of A. No. Truck brl • lawn and sllrubo from insec•• Looks like new. First $300 nne sincerely Interested In a for a week's visit with Mr. an 323 me\ at the Lodge Hall 'lllri..: Elmer Thien with ARAB ll d<>il Cunceo- takes it. Lynn Hart, Racine IOiyHTA•r._:'K'mA••~IS•~Iol \ gond goiUI! business, may Mrs. Charles Armstrong and with Zoo;. Biggs, Zelda Weber "1'-I'Y Tro-....,.... P, 0 . Box 107 I trate Kong Boilders S u p p ly Food Market. tc contact Lyon or Pauline Hart family. and Hattie Frederick as host~HONI 22 JACK.ON. 0. 7 9 3 lndianopolls, Indiana . Co., Middleport, Ohio. : SOHIO SERVICE between 8:00 1. m. IIDif 8:00 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pack of 1 ~ts~se~s~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii...ll~~~~~~~~~~ ~....,.,..,..~:""::~-:-::"::--' 1 5 2 tfe I USED work pants and sbirta- 1 wv 2-3191 POMEROY p. m. 7 9 3tc Richmondole spent a Sun- I ,;I . i.:oOKiilciJ~~f sEcuRE lsi~e~ER$59s.;·~~ sev:~~h~O:~ Tram for {! . s Civil ~ervlrll '"~'· 5 .. our •d und.,. Ln•lru<'u on t'laut· fte.I .Oil. UncOIJII Sen•le• E~tshlltib PIANOS h mac IDeS a carl -1levauer, Lo': t barga on proces The t''abric Shop. ~inger .~:;·! lnstrud"1ons Sales G . E. Vacuum Cleaners, can· :'..w~~~~~~o~~- RELIABLE - PARTY WANTED Judy. Mr. and Mrl. Harold = it B\ackR ' Dear Parent: ,:0 1 "'••r .. w, .. •"' ,, ·,, • ,. . r - - - - - ... am .& Otn s OWJIX'l'JIKWilZ: WJEH RADIO PROGRAM LOG MONDAY rHROUGB FRJDAY 8 l~ Sign 0!1 8:15 Musical Clock 7:30 Newa Headllnea 7 31 MuoJcaJ Clock 7:45 -Tbt Uiellno 8:00 Ohio VaHey Newa 8.06 World, NatiooaJ Ne, 8 10 Sports 8 ll Weather Picture 8 J6 !.llllllcaJ Clock 8 55 Communll]l Newa j 00 Talk Dl lbo Town 9· 55 Masoo Collllty Newt 10 00 FamUy Worship Hour 10 1& Public Sen'lce 10 30 LAtcbatrlng 10 55 World Newt 11: 00 Mornln& Melodies ( Olctpl FrldaJI' Chiii'Cb Belli Rlnj) II :46 World Newt 11 :55 Mascm CouDIJ N12 JIO Cummunlt)' Ne101 IZ 06 Loeal Newt Ill 10 Markets 12:It Mid DQ WNther 12 2G li:vlllll', BuiiiiiD Board 12:21 Nt"" 0 Grii!IS 12 30 AgrtcuiiUre Agent 12 <Ia CuiiD\ry Go Round 155 Nowa 8ea1 2:00 OJuntry Go Round 2 55 Newt Ileal 3 00 IAI'I l'odto a 8realt 3 55 Newt Bell 4:00 'DIIelna wltb Dnsa 4; 30 lntercllan&e TERRY 5: oo Cummunll]l Nowo 5:05 World, National NeWI 5:15 SpoUighl on Spor.IJ 5,25 Weather 5:30 Dinner Mlndealt I: 00 Sldloet Blvd. 7:311 Sign Of! SATURDAY 6:!5 Sogo On 6:15 Mulical Cloco 7:45 Tho LUeiU!e 8:00 OhiD vau., Newt 8:111 World, National NoWI 8 10 Spor1s Today 8:15 Wealller l'lctl!re 8: 16 Musical Cloct 8:55 Newo I :00 Mllllcal Cl-.ock t:IO Song & S!Dry Time I:U hmlly Worship Bour 10:00 NeWI 10:05 Hlgb School Bfl Paradl 10:55 Nem 11:011 Army Tlrno 11:30 Special eummum,.. l'l'ogroml 12:00 Newo Roundup 12:20 BuUIIID Board 12:25 Nem 0 Grama 12:30 Salu!'dQ MaiiDn l:ii5 Newt Beat 1:00 Saturday Matlnn 2:55 Newt Beat 3:00 Salu!'dQ MatlnM 3:55 Newt Beat 4:00 f>isclDg wltb Dnsa t:30 Top Ten Revue 5:00 Newa !jummary 5: II Dinner Muolcale 7:30 8lgo Dll XllZYWVLWZI' - - ........... _ -. ---------------~-· . C71t, ;..._ ...,_. - . , ,11 "' lao ... <011 hln.. '· I! I fir:' tt B LA8EIIO llBitAVK AVVIlVJI.-BLPVIlKA WZ llY ·' BKAWV . PWAVZA •. r 1 ...,.. Oonl .... ~ • ..Aaarr~ ... JU.'rrm o.r DIOI:8TION-t.m 1VUiiCI 0-lrlol· I lpt a WMPO Radio TRRU FIIID&Y HONDA I 1:00 Sip 011 N1111 1:1111 Sacred a..t 1:30 CotmlrJ' JIUIIboree l:llfl F111'111 Newa 1:35 Palli Bowen f:41> Melp Ct Aif, lCD. 7:011 Newt 1:05 TillY's Chapel 7:a Newo 7:35 Plctea:: llardwan (TUea.-Tbun,} f:Sfl News Raport I:OU Breoklut Part,y 1: II l!uy's Fond Basket 1:30 Yao Patrlclt Sporlo l:tl Baker Fumlture-WecJ-rrt 1:55 OpeD llouae 1:110 NeWll' 1:111 Coffee With Juel t : 45 Beu, NowtoD 11:00 M1n111er1a1 Aaoc. II: U Cuuntry Dr'dlon 11-W 11:15 Muon CL Aif, BU-TUt II. U U.C. Prop-am-l'rf U:Ja Flmlly Woranlp-'nlun. 11:411 TloTM Coolitry II)W 12:00 Noon Reptr1 12:30 Goesolen Gulli Star-Frt. 12:31J Music J1111 r.. Yw t:lll Blaotlnlr Sbow-TU&I. t:f6 Local No-.. f:54 Bowllna Scortl 8:00 Newt 7:llfl Sip Of! !IA'niRDAY 1:110 Sip Oil I:Oi OcluDirJ Mule Time I:JO Coull~ Jomhoroo 1:10 Jolm Banu 7: II llrealcfllt Party 1: II Jon01 Bufet 9holr 10:15 Tbo Good Lila 10:• Millie Ia Tbo Air 10:45 TbiB .. lfuola 11:06 Top Ten 8hotr U:• Top Ten Show (lluttoasJ 12:00 N0011 New1 12:11 MIIIICal lntarluda 12:10 Rev. Marffll Teoll l:Otl Platter Part,y 7:00 llunduwn Sarenlldo 7:10 Sip Of! IRINbAY 7:111 Sip Oil 7:30 Froneb CfiJ Bapt!Jt Hour 1:011 Wlllp of llnlinl 1:• Bible llpub ID Yoa 10:00 Volcoo ot Propbeey 10:15 Wash. Replirtllo People 11:00 SiJn"-Y Show 12:00 Nooa NtWI 12:10 Chrlatlu Hoar u, .. a ... Mtrffll Toe~~ 1:00 Billy G1'abam 1:35 Lutb~n~~ Hoar 1:00 Tbo Clturcll At ~art 1:110 Counlry Byma Tlmert 5:11 World In Rene-.. 1:00 Baplfat Hour 7:00 Sip 011 · w A CHILD IS sucCESSFUL IN HIS FIRST BUSINES~" THAT OF GOING TO SCIIO.OL.,..J! , o. . = t'or the tloroo L'o, X bvphJoo, tho loDCUa - "Oive you one good reaonn why I shouldn't pr a •ponklna? How about the wrinkled fender you had fixed without hlllna Pop?" I AXYDLilAAXR LONeraLLOW Olle--*'PIJ--tboIt IT IS TRUE THAT and Service, Pomeroy . Ohio. ni~ter and tank types. A 11 u. s. CIVIL SERVICI TISTSI For Part Time Work ston ~ family have returned ' WilL PROBABLI BE succ~ IN LATER &.&&' 'Art, WV 2-22!14 woth compl~te set of attachExtra Income from a vacation trip In Nor\b WON'T HE? · 4 z1 tfc e4 lMB. . - - -menta New guarantees. Com-1 M• • women. 18-.521. Start bllll .. carolina. You caD help to tnsure thll mcce&l by givini:JOUI' child ~ -W H·y PUM . p your sIug•gish sen. • week. Prepa:raWI'J' b'alniDj Recesaion-Dtpression --1 0 •• ID hil homei...-.. IChOOll ':} . ,. plete .price $28.50 or terms. 1102.00 until appointed. Tbnuund• o1 iobtl Miss Ruth Ann Bailey who a aound f ounda tlon Ior Ie-.. - -.--:=---:-::-::-::::-c::--::;-c-c:= MALE: Men 18-33. See Railroad I ti(' tank . Gel Klean-Em-All. 2204 open. Ell:pertmee usually Uhnecu. Proof lusinftl Is attend'mg Columbus Business For yeirs, Field Enterprise ball been SU~I!~~ lldl ; trailhllg Ad under Jnst.ruct.1ons Se--to·c Tank Cleaner. Land- Phone WY 2• ••n· raEE ininrmauon o• Jobs. To handle the world famous teaetien, parentl with the followilll up-MI'Qite ~"' T 1 6tc uladu• ...,.,. lrement• Wl'l t o TODAY R~.A. or SJ'lvania f~at mov· Unlvefsity spent a weekend learnina:. 1 01 7 _ _.;,.._ _ _ __::~-3:.·:.:-"'P mark Farm Bureau, Pome-1 -:,.,==---:-:::--:;-''-;.-:,;;-;;;;-;;-;;;;;; t.tncoiD llvln• n•me, addrelfl and phone. ID type T.V. and radiO tubes, WI'th her parent, Mr · and Mrs. Servtee. sox 480. Tb• eTHI WORLD lOOK INCYC:LOPEDlA 1 roy . 6 29 3111c HONEY, 150 lbs. Call SH 24645. "'"" •••"""'· sod thnl tlleJalest model doW•'lbur .Bailey. d ho 1 For S a Ie 01 Rent 7 6 61p it-yourself tube testen. You (o muo• 1n ovory "'" NE-W AND used clothing. Sold could net up to $500-0Q per Vincent Broderick who has e CHILDCIAFT :.,...• - at Pe"rl Hawthurne's al Mt FAT LEGHORN hens, SOc each. MEN 18 · 33 Train as ,Ag~nt- mon\b Ill your BP&re tome. been quite ill at Veterans Hoa(Tho How ood Why Library) 2 BEDROOM, modem '] hom• Moriah Ridge Racine, Ohio, Paul W, Sayre, Portland, OperMr. lw Americas RaU· c,·taosrtb "ilw2'90estm.O!J~~Pt to""'~\fed95,00to_ pita! In Huntlllglnn Ia reported eWORLD BOOK DICTIONARY '1 in Clifton, W. Va. WII rent Route 2. Wl-9-3074 tAOI). • " ... :o '""" • &-27-301c Ohio. VI 3-2246. 7 6 6tp road•· Traoned men ean '" Reoulremenlo: 4 to 8 spare to be improving • llghtly, · for 130.00 mnnlh. Marshall ..,...::=;::....:..::..:..:..::....;--;~. $600. Goo< Health, H g h hours per week, reliable auto eWORLD BOOK ATLAS Duncan . 7 7 6tp 1963 Portable Sewing M8~hine A.K.C. registered Pekinese. Sch. Nee Mainta.in present and two references. Please do eCYCLQ-TEACHER in original factory carton. Mrs. W. W. Call, 732 Syca- · hi! tr•ln'ong Send not answer unless fuUy qual· TO LEASE P_LANE 1 (OIM of tho lfnoot toochlnt oldt) HOUSE for rent or sale, by mcome w e " · Uled and sineereb' intefed:· monthly payment> on tlmd Equipped to zig zag, makes more St., Middleport. N•me, Address, Ph. No. Bot ed in 1 fast moving repeat WASIUNG11JN (UP[) - '111e 1 1 will be vecy happy to call on you to .show you I contract, 5,. Mill Street, Mid· bu ttonholes, sews on buttons ----------,,-7::....8:...:6:.te:_l 668A, 'f,1e Daily Sentinel. -uslness wllb on e•ceptlonal ClvU Aeronautics Board (CAB! and fancy stitches with just 2 Wlp blgh margin of profit of bas granted Seaboard World presentation of .these teaching aids and answer 8DY dleport. Phone WY 2-5:!62 . I d' I Left Livestock vour own. , •, I questions you may have. Call Collect Galllpoll• G 15 tfc . a twisl of a smg e Ja . Income •tart• Immediately- Airlmes penniS810D to ease a Gl 6-3085, or wrlta: Clarence Thompeon, Galllpolll., .. in lay-a-way and never been ·· - · No Mllfnt or sotlelllne D<;8F . jet wilb m:ews to 'Trans farm Machinery used. Balance due $47.00 or ALL BLACK pony, 37 Hinches. Legll Notice req,ulrtd CaribbeOll Alrwuys for use on le WY 2- Can be seen at Shake aven, , Buslnolt Is fully Ml up for the latter's !'lllrte ~tWl!ell N~!l 1 $7 00 Ph I , FOR SALE - 42 inch IntPrna~ ~~ 9 0 o~e 6 Stc Chester, or call 985-4000. NOTICI oF, IALI you-Bill r,ur own taooy k and San Joan p R · · I Uonal Combine. Phone Wl!}. · __ ____ _ 7 9 3tc fic~~~o~·~.~:~,..~~ V::uoO:: After :th~":!';.rlance, ~e , Seaboard .. TeA~ 1 NAME ••• , •• :.1 • • • •• • • • • • •• • • • ••• • • • • • •• '• • •·• • ••·• ... 1 2227. 7- lt~tp YOU PAY leu for fine borne -~·- -· -~ Deyl, until July 15,. .,.., ror UJ• Com-nr willlnt to to..... men\, •• L- In effect for -e lll)e of the 6Jbel'l N. Ben1el· real rL -JI w un uu I ADDRE_RA .., ~ -·.,, •••••• •. • • • • • • • • · • -~r.~;~~.V.l..,.. • • •• •. •• • I Furnl8u t d T W Garden tr~clor, furnishings at Baker an e 0 y NUitA, ·corua.t.lDJI' of a bo~W lnd tot fln•ncla • •••• 'J¥ • ' ;.Ued f ymeut of -r ' . ., FOR SALE in MlddlOhto •• vo~o '""'' •• , .. vu,_ "' Umo H ·doll · · ; ,:ar pononol year, ~· or a pa • · , David Brad2ey, & H.P Cleat · ll&ls ....,....". · - -· ·· ·· -·· 'PomeroJ, •ad two bou~e~ •Jtd lot~~ iftterv'-w lri Vlur city: write 18,528 for eacb one-way reve1 CITY. ....... .. ••• .. •• ..... •••"' •-'••l:"'" ·· ·~·•H 1.... . 1 4 ..1~. ~c- M. W. Runyon wants to pur- f.~~~a~ 0;0.:;:.~~. at,~ 4~~~· !';. to Arc:hw•y blmlltu,tl"! Co. ·nue 'q flown or $4 per_ ~· tires, wheel weights. reverse , ·· · . ''1 ··•· • 'va•-n, tooth harrow, See N""".ner BuU~'and Supchasestanding timber in c·ernllll tbe real eet.~11. telll!phone 745 0~· · · • •1111 14[ ,.., . . craft mlli•. cTCA WOUld onmoate f. ·~··.• .~ _,. • • • • • • • _. • -ot Cultl w ._. ~... · wY ••,,. · Coeur, -·-·,d141. 'I Ject child'• --'"'It-·~- mun • All lor t2GQ. Contact Lyon ply, Radno, for better bomH. large bolmdari.., Call WY· Z- ,.;- '""' io ..,.,..., " nJ,.. et--•· ph:;.. number 1 the jet with up_to 180 aeata, You 0111 ne1 your ...-uw.., -~ · ~- · f 6 00 II bldo ll...!JIO~JI(ert=~~~~~:~.;+.~:;:iwln::,I;JIIInd.;::;_ _ _ _ _._ _ _ _~ Hart, Ra<ine Food Market. kitchen eablnela and s!Drm 627i a ter : P· m. lOic u. "' "· ... L.:u;;-.;:._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,.1~ oo weekendl. __ . 1 g 3to 4acn. 11 Zl lfc (7) 7, ' , I nan,y OBiriVQWHC- lltiW'• laow te IRWk l$c 0 s! LITTLii ORPHAN ANNII h HAROL-D GRAY .....,. - 'IIJH." I<A2l 011 QOMETHitl'~ 'rn16 16 A F11!!E ""-"T'<V; AIN'T 1MRV C\Tiza-1 E<iiJI>L y �Pome,;,y.Mld~leport, 0 ., July 11, 1964 llfJed for IDspectlon. "America, Land of the Free," f f was the theme of the program presented by Mrs. Fred Goeg· leln, lecturer. . · · . Group Singing of " Amen ca The annual mspectlon was Rock Spnngs Grange m e t the Bea tiful .. ed th ,. ·1 Atk. ~ sd · u , open e proconduct ed by \ trgt ms. 111ur ny everung. ,gram. Four articles were read, county dep~ty, and the state r Judges for ;he contests were Peace l'n Earth, by Mrs. G-.· and national ,ewong and bak· Mrs. H<nry Wells and M r ' · leln . Uuder the Camopy of Hea· tng contests were held, when lr.ail Buck Winner~ were for ven.' WUiiam Grueser: I Was M r s. not meant to be a slave Mrs. 1 the crocht>t centerpiece, ··11· · f' st nd Mrs· , Frank Grueser; and Agricul' 1\\i 1am ~.rat>st>r. tr ·a .Robert ·• uks · second · for cro- ,t ure, a grow th o1 ind w try, Mrs . 1 ,"'hf't t.>d.g mg~ . Mrs. Louks. first; w A. Morgan. TONIGHT smockM c~shions. Mr.s. Frank A poem. " It Won 't Hurt, ... " KIN KONG VS. jGrueser . fJrst a_nd Miss Betty by Mrs. Francis Morris, a muGODZILLA" Leonard. second : cup cak~ lsical se lection by Homer Rice 1M1ss Leonard . f1rst. Mrs Fr and Amos Leonard and a po. ( ln Color) IGoeglri n. second and Mrs . A.. . ' " .d em, This and That, by Mrs. -andlmos Leonard. tlur Louks preceded a skit "Man' F ed G 1 · orth mas· .. · "FIRST SPACE SHIP r oeg em. w Y . dy Captures The Mtmster " by ON VENUS " ler presided at thP mf'f'lln~ ' 1 : • , . • Mrs . Amos Leonard and Mrs. Yoke Tam Oldrich Lukes JwhJeh openPd m l .tuahstic form . William Grueser · A contest • . ;:;""""""""""""""~Th;,;;;e_;;th;;:ird;_;;de;;;g;;,ro;,;e_;w;;a;,:,s_;e~x;:;e_m~~p- ~" apron ~trings." was conductiiiiii ed by Mtss Leonard to conclude the program . EASY TERMS Mr. Aikins commended the - 8-Dally Sel)tlnel, I , I • Bakmg • COn es Wmners • Sewmg, Announced by Rock Springs Grange .o. 1 I " ~w~ Star Stitchers Meet Twice In One Week officers and membera on their work and Mra. Atkins, deputy juvenile matron, also apoke briefly. At the close of the meeting, refreshments were S'll'· ved. and John David of Erie, Pa.; 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Karr and' Darrell, J t>ff, Roberta and Da- I d vtd an Mr. Dennie Karr Jr., all of Columbus, and Mr. and 'lr H ld Sell d J' 1, s. aru ers an 1m, J d d J f p 1 rid u Y an enny o ort a . Darrell Karr remamed for a · · 'th h'IS gran d parenS. t On VISII WI Monday Mr. and Mrs. p a u 1 Hendricks and Paula K :1 y, Nancy, J an, Bobby Dale, Pol· ty Ann, and Lelah DenJSe uf Columbus came for a visit with their parents. Paula Kay stay. ed for a visit with her grandparents. FOR ALL OCCASIONS we We flowers evecy·wli_~re WY 2·2039 or NIGHT Pomeroy Flower <;hoo Mrs. Millard Van Meter DAY WE GIVE TV STAMPS Pomeroy W Main ANNOUNCE. RECEPTION The Long Bottom Churches will have a reception for Rev . and M,s, Freeland Norris, who have been returned for thP.ir 12th year, at the Methodist church, Tuesday, July 14th at ""'===================~'=========,__,..::_8_ p.m. Friends are welcomed. LORETTA CECILIA GAUL Pomeroy Cement Block Co. Mr. and Mrs. George N. Sargent, Chester, are announ.,. ing the engagement of Loretta Cecilia Gaul, daughter of Mrs . Sargent and the late L. Cecil Gaul to Edward Lee Murphy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mavtn Murphy, Reedsv1Ue Route 1. Miss Gaul is a 1961 graduate of Eastern High School and is employed at the Ohio National Bank in Co· lumbus. Mr. Murphy is a 1956 graduate of Eastern High School, served three years in the United States Army and is currently employed with the Union Carbide Chernical Co., Marietta. Wedding plans are incomplete. Furr.eral SertJice is Conducted Tuesrlfly Funeral services for Dr. wu. . K · RusseII oI Renesse Iaer, Itam N.Y., were conducted Tuesday ON HOME FIX-UP NEEDS Takt rulv•nhiCI• of out biJ ~alton Home Fixup materials to buy the things your home needs at these special low prices. Come early for the best selection. AVE! SA'V'E! PLYWOOD SAVE! DIMENSION LUMBER Standard dimensions Slandard A'xa' panels as low as, .... and species. 2"x4''s as low as ••• $3.68 L. 9c 11• FLUSH DOORS SPECIALLY PRICED Sizes to fit all stand· ard openings. As low as .• ,, $5,75 SAVE! PREFINISHED PANELING Wide seleclion of type and species. Mohogan• as low aa 4'x8' p•nel $5.79 LOOK AT THESE BARGAINS Window Wells as low as . . . .. .. . $3.20 Pegboard 4' x 6' as low as ... , .. . $2.76 Screen Wire as low as .... 12c lin. ft. Cement Mix as low as . . . . . 7Sc b11g JALOUSIE WINDOWS Sizes to fit all standard op£'nlogs . As low 9111 STEP LADDERS Wood or alum- FENCING Beautiful. practlcal . As low as num. All sizel. As low as $14.95 $2.95 FLOORING All type., As low u - - - - - - Floor Tile (asphalt) as low as ..• • 15c sq. ft. Ventilators as low as .. .. .. .. $1.70 Basement Jacko as low as .... .•.. $7.25 Louver Shutters as low n .. _.. .. 99c ea. j3c ~: 24c ft. FOLDING DOORS ldeal for use where saving In floor spacE' needed. As low as $9.95 Roql Roofing as low u .... $1.95 roll Roof Cootlng only .. .. . $3.85 {5 gels.) Patching Plaster ao low as .. .... 32c box Caulking Compound only .... . .. .. 39c ctrg. Disappearing STAIRWAY .Just right to gain acces!l to attic or storage space $21.50 WOOD FINISHES All types In stock StainH, Varnishes, Shellac. Shellac as low as $1,39 qt. Mainly About People In Pomeroy .•. J'afr ~ 1114 I little cool. ' " Low ~'·" Tae.da1 folr 1114 JULY ll Dtuqd I'• 'J'u brin& I'OL XVI - •..__... . ...,ii·!.l.:o; ,'!a;,:o;;h,.l";.;;;. . '· _, .;.. · _ . ,1· era tin& a· PGW ·!lm'lm. · . '· .. POMEROY /o\IOOI.EPORT, OHIO iff n.,.t'Wtl• 8lateo j II . .. . 1110111 111e ._ 11111 I n:• rJI 'J'u ........... ::.,._ MONDAY, JULY 13, 1964 Rl\tb Bend C-8 club Will Purchase New Antenna The 1,308 delegates were 81· 109 more than needeil. Scranton ter 10 Goldwater Sunday al8ht American people In November, shock and anger them too. lee. Ills message saki ...t posed liM platform eomplie. sembling in the Cow Palace at trailed with 20S followed by chlllenged the Arizona Nll!llor Scranton wrote. DeniSOn Kitchel, Goldwater's other business vept nlr.1 away. ed by lile plalf«m rommll* 10 a.m., PDT tl p.m. EDTl for Gov. N•lson A. Rockefeller of to a debate before the eollftll- He also said that Goldwater campaign director, ll8ld t_he Ike Embraceo ScnniOa Sunday. . loday's Initial session, and were New York with JIM. A total of 11oo and a neUonal televlalon would be stopped on tlje first letter was received With Scranton wus there aud wao Scrantons l'f'"110'•l• ...,.. to reconvene at (4 p.m., PDT) 129 were committed to other aucllenee Wednesday nlihl 1>6- ballot and lliat the senator had IIDUIZeDIODI. embraced by former presld""t at repudlattnc Gold~ to bear the key note address of c •dldates and 109 were uncom- fare the balloting star'.l. shown "open contempt for tile "Perhaps, upon consider&· Dwight. D_ Eli!enhower. . positions on clvD !1&bll. edlo Gov. Mark Hatfield of Oregon. milled. ll'heo Scranton made the ..,. dignity, integrity aud common lion, the governor will recog· In his earlier televiSion ap- trol of mtclftt• weapona lilt The party's platform will be Scranton may get more bad posal earller on a televloiOII In- sense of the delegates. lllZO il1e intemperat!' rurture of pearance, Scranton urged a ron- enrem!ll lfOIIPI· . adopted Tuesday and the oom· newo today If Wlsconsln's favor· terview, Goldwater eatted II r1- Although Goldwater was pub- his remarks .'' Kitchel said, 'As venllon rule change to dell) Re_p. Melvin R Laird ol Wllo inatlon of a candidate for presl lte son candidate, Rep. John W. dlrulous and said the GOP tar- llcy silent, Scranton apparently it atands, they tragtcally reflect seats ':" delegates. from . states ""?"'n, committee ~ dent is scheduled lor late Byrnes, rel•ases that •tete's 30 get t4>ta y...,. IJ Presldenl JohJ>. succeeded in upsetting him updn the character of the Re- practlcmg rac01l dlscrlmlD8tiOO said any attempt ~ amead lllf Wednesday. delegales, who are pledged to son. with the letter. Goldwater was publican Party and every dele- in the ohm« of delegates. His platform -.lei fail. But 114!111Despite the udds against him him. The letter deocrlbetl GokiWI· variously described by his as- gale to this oonventloo. proposal, atmed at pro • Gold Hugh Scott of Peansyl...... Scranton was still fighting to Goldwater Is e<pecl.e<. to ID· l.e1'll political beliefs M "IOid· soclates as "shocked and While planning the respoo'!" water southern states - ilp' Scranton spokesmao on tilt force the Goldwater bandwagori herit at least l!ll of the Wlsson. waterism." builing mad." to Scranton, Goldwater sent his parently would apply only to oommltte, sald 'Ule 111111 t1 off the road wllb no evidence ol wlo delegates whenever the 'Golnwaterlsm hu tome to The letter was returned to regrets .to .the Republican Gala, future conventiOns. the Republlcao Party wcuM success. break oomes. Both he and stand for a whole cruy-quilt Scranton but not until tile 4,000 an affarr m 1i1e Clv1c Auditon· .Scranton also announ~at be at stake "' the conteot. The UP! tabulation of the Scranton had meetings set to- colleetlon of absurd and 11mpr- capl., were made for the dele. urn to raise funds for the Re- hiS supporters would make a The proposed platform ... delegates' first ballot prefer· day with the Wlslonsln group. OUB pooitiODJ that would be gates ond alternates, presum- pubhcan senatorial and con- convenhon floor light to write cut .to fit Goldwaten vt.w • ence gave Goldwater 764 votes , Scrantons enraorclinary let· soundly repudiated by the ably in the hope that it would gressional campaign commit· three amendments Into the pro- foretiJll ;mel domeotlc pollcJ. · 11 promioed to enforee new civil righls bill 11.oaidnollling about the 18ltdltt . -'\ X T eWW · - - - · - 1 of lwo major provli!l.,. wtlcl Goldwater contended were aao • constitutional whell he ....... against the bill. Another domestic. plaolr called fO!'. $5 blllion m federal opend!Qf. Sun~Jlement To The Dafly Sentinel. Pomerov-Middleport Ohio ·' . 1'hto document 41so coOed .., and The Gallia Times. GaDJpolia. Obto Two suits askmg toget~r lor a forei8" po)lcy tl "vietary "tliS,OOO have been filed in freedom" over COJDmllllllla SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1964 Meigs County Common Pleas -·-•ti of 0 ~..._ . . . an d f~---on ~ Court agamst the Me1gs Equ1p. overnment 1o aile 1o eblil. JULY 1 ment Company and the Meigs the C ItO D...._ SMfW,fS 88 water Company as 1 result enge .._..,........ • • .. 1 2 3 4 567891011 ot a 1960 fire on West Second·Bt 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 in Pomeroy. 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Christine Beegle, ol 116% W. 26 2728 29 30 31 . . .. Main St., Pomeroy, tiled an action f<H money o~ly in the amount of $75,000 while the other action for $10,000 was £il. ed by Alice Clark of New Mat· amoras. Both petitions charge that the Meigs Equipment company JACKSON, Miss. (UPl) -Auwas neg•igent in conducting thorities today examined the welding operations near an lowe~ ~ of a ~y~ f~ open can of solvent. The ac· floating In tbe Mls81SS1ppe Riv· lions say the defendants should er Suuday. with legs bound, have known that a fire and ex· to determine if 11 Is one of plosion would result when w..Jd. ?'ree elvD rlgbtl worken tnJs&. iog sparks touched a can of Ing for three weeks. solvent. An FBI l&k! there II _The petitions also say that a "goad peelllblllty" the bocb' ' after the fire had otarted the 1 ~d be that of one of the Pomeroy Fire Department at· mtsslrll men. . tempted to extinguish the blae The body. wao found by a b~ attach ..-ng its hoses to he fisherman m the river near and iotends to go over there earlier than Broadway BuUetln Board lire hydrant, but water pressure Davia Island, 17 miles south of Police investigating the murder of scheduled to "help create a better atmo• was insufficient to produce wa· Tallulah, La. Tallulah is 15 I · the 8Z.year-old widow who lived at Two ·phere for hls colleagues." Relax, Tomter in any substantial quantity miles west of P~ladel~ . lith Ave. have a "prime suspect" in the my. The Olympics are pretty silly, when for the purpose of attempting Mlsa., where the mtsslnJ IDtll case, despite earlier denial of clues. you get down to hard facts. What differ· to extinguisl the fire . This Is were last seen. They are looking for a female . . . Many ence does it make that one man can run lr violaton of the contraitual The badly decomposed lower important Democrat politicians believe faster or lump higher or swim better oblgations of the Meigs Water torso and legs were broulht that by the time their party's convention than another man from another country Company the petition.. charge. here f,om a Tallulah funeral rolls around, President Johnson will be on a given day? It doesn't make all the Mrs. B~egle claims that the homa late Suuday ni(lht by U. ''literally begging" Robert F. Kennedy people from the winner's country better $75,000 she is seeking Is for FBI. to .a ccept the second spot on the titket. people, or all those from the loser's coun· two bufidinp,s owned by ner Gwen Cole, chief lnveotigatoPTbe Attorney General is the one possi· try lesser people. Sports are fun, but esthat were destroyed by the for the Mississippi lfilhway Plio bility who can wrap up the many minor· pionage is more important. blae and for loss ol rent since trot, was at the University tt. • • • ity factions among the voters . . . One of \he fire. Beegle says she was pita! morgue when the body 111111 Baroness Maria Von Trapp, who the World's Fair pavilions has been hav· the owner of a two-story build· rived . When newsmen showed up in Salzburg to watch the film· ing urgent meetings with a show busi· Ing with a garage and a one proached him he waved ness union about a booking agent who ing of "The Sound of Music" and was instory building with a garage away and a guard at lile _ took more commission from the perfonn· corporated into the film as an extra, and apartment. Mrs. Beegle's tal ordered them to leave. · ers than he was entitled to. It was a kick· didn't realize what she was letting ber· •uit sayd the buildings were '!'be FBI source lntll.-te4 self in for . She had to stay around for back that only he knew about until the valued at $211,710 and personal identification would be dllllcult, closeups, reverse angles and all the com· boom was lowere~ property at $10,0110. She also It said the body 'WII elad Mitch Miller wuh all those TV prof. plications of Ufe in cinema time, and IJe. ,Wms to have lost $150 per blue jeans, black and Whllit . its burning a hole in his famous beard, Is fore she was through wound up doing 37 month rental. sneakel'S, lo a pocket of tilt .... Warreo planning to buy a hotel ... ·Nightowls takes of the same scene The other plaintiff states in jeans were a gold watch, twi; wonder about the delay in the new setup Beatty knows how to toss out a straight I oer petition that the $10,000 keys, a handkerchief and "I F at the Blue Angel, Ed Wynne, former lioe. Consider this quote: "What I'm do- will not be released for at least oompensation she is seeking piece of paper. A bolt buctW· cwner of the Harwyn, has a group all set log now Is a little blt of a mystery to six months. And this poses a is for furniture, clothing sill carried the Initial "M." It Willi to go, and they've speot thousands on the me." (Ah, but, Warren, you know some problem for Cliff. He doesn't {IOrsonal effects loSI In I h e the body of a whllll mao. project, but somethiog's holding up the of us are mystery addicts!) . . . . . Silent want to so back to lhe heaVJ Jlae. A Franklin County at. openlog night . . . Alain Delon will be screen comedian Harold Uoyd and his bils oo television iD the interwife will jet ln from Hollywood on July torney, Scotl M. Knlsly, filed BY DICK u.F.INER linked with every belle who rates publi· Im. Yet he can't command the actions in behalf of both u.uyw... Correspoollkm city in the columns, but his serious love 27 to attend their son's debut at the Uv· I !lOLLYWOOD - lNEA) - I bigger or better parts until the plainmfs. Is a Freocb busioess girl l)llmed ~athalle ing Room. Harold Jr. Is a singer who's Barthelmie . . . . . . One of Hollywood's been dolog very well in the West Coast am ool going too far out on the world (and the other pl'OCiueo ers) see him in "Kiss Me, S» youngest divorcees Is playing with fire bistros. limb in predicting stardom for --or worse. Cliff Osmond. All I'm really do. pid." ·' Nancy Walker, vacationing at her Five arrests were 111111e · log Is copy-catting Billy Wifd. "I'm willing to gamble,• the weekend by Pomtroy Palo The current .. headlines about the borne in the Virgin Islands, was summoner, wbu thiDb Osmond can ;.. Cliff says. "I doD't play eardt! Ice, includlni one lor the aJo. bookie scandal confinn a June !tent io ed back to New York to tbe bedside of herlt the lfpe of roles Charles or shoot craps, so I can 1amo leged theft of 1 watermeloll. . this space: "The Law is quietly coJid\ICt, her father, wbo Is seriouol;v ill . . . BeLaughton used to play. ble on myself." An affidavit eharlill cut ing an 'operations mop-up' of knoWn "ma;r Benuta's daughter became the moth· And WUder has backed up He cu lflord lo wall. Be Hall of Pomeroy with -llntr Brooklyn mobsters. (They're set to clpn er of a baby girl ... The ~ ' Garter iB his beUel by giving Osmond • II•.. frttplly Ia a smaU ...... a watermelon from Mldftr up the remalnlog Profad mob le~d~ 1ti11 looking for a new name because of major role in hta new film. mesot. His peeil. wife, Gre..,._ PT. PLEASANT Wllliam Market wu filed by OWDer W. •bo"ve been enjoying complacent see~mo a threatened lawsuit by a club with a "Kiss Me, Stupid," wJth Dean ea, aa a..tueer,worb Ia a llcKinqey, 13, of Route 2 Pl. 0 Bamlt, Pomeroy. . . ity after muscling out the Gallo insllr- . liJnilar moniker In another dty - yet Martin, Ray Walstoo and Kim boak. '111eir savlop ud ller !Jt. >Jeasant, Is a patient in Hoi· Other llrrelts lnc•i&d Rlcio geots)". Rocco Erlel)etti, the gambler the owners plan two more banjo palace. Novak. come, ,._ -lever jebo lte 1.01' Hospital suffering critical ard A. warm, 21, uf Mane-~ who disappeared just before he was· In September, one In ...on~l, the other JDI&Id cot. wW Ill ... lOBd Injuries sustained Satur- ter, Iowa, 1114 Jarne, A. WI&.: .' scheduled to testify before the grand ju~ In New Orleaas. Why not change the OSMOND BAS A face and . . _. . WI obr·molllll wa1ttt11 lay at 6:40 p.m. when struck liams, 17, 01. Pome!OJ Rt- 1, ry, Ia a Profaci man · •. ,. Natalie Woocfl;.; llilme to The Pint Garter! ' Just as sexy, fl&ure you'D recogoize, II you '1 a car near his home. both on cltarpo <II. ralllllna a tossin& gllliiiCir out the window for her rea~ same Idea. · · ' have a television set. He's a Cliff comes originally from According to reports, the red light; Jimmie D. Dyer, 11, role in "The Great Race." She'll smoke .8'eauty expert Arlene Dahl bad two buge man - e feel, t\0 Inches, Union Cl!f, N.J. Bts real Ia• 'IIIIth and his 12-year-old IJro. Pomeroy, nclcleu operatloll, i1 cigar for the ereat celluloid audieoce. datea :with dress designer Oleg Cassini 2lill pounds after losing -wltlt lly 1111110 Is Ebraham, which 116r, Eric, ran across the high- and Larry LaVInder, MI.Tommy Har!Don.. the football legend while abe wall In town. Nothing serious a face that looks like the 111811- makes him ball·Turklsh. With 1o the path Ill 1 vehicle viUe, ..nuN lD 11op wlthlll • wbo bee~ a spo~er, iB s.tlll qui~ ; • . Judy Gl!l'land's l!attle with Sid Luft ln-the-moon after a hard fight. · his slJe, naturaUy he was lrfven by Wayne Austin, 211, Pl. clear usuntl tllflallee_ a dlsturbecl over the I!Utment the pr• ~~r ¢11stqdy of. their children iB scbed· Television has used him as a football player. But he Is a bit "'!asant. Austin swerved lo an ' rec~.·ved In Austria d!Jring e Win~~ · uled fo~ July. 14 but It's a good bet that heaVJ. 11\empt to miss the youths and MeiCI Oa II .....1111 O]yjnplca. He ls·.de~ to do evefi; she won.'t be ll'ack In c.Hfornia by then, too gentle by nature to ever lie But fnlder pve 111m 1 oman, a great one, .tlili!g-he can us;~yent tlte 'ru'de tre'a\1). 110-her Jaiuers will uliil for another post· o9erturnetl his car in the M.,. . Adtttl'j I - Ill ' ..... - J - .( fully .... .. ''lrioa La annoy yard . ny Dtlloa, Mucin; Deale Kill-, k mel)t ..!rqm being dupllcatecl~~ r.oq.o,· ' p,o~ment. . . u.ac." lie ~ lite :Young Eric suffered only minRadDe' WEIINJ!SI)AY JULY 15 4anae ........... llat .., hr ' abrasions. Austin and his Soli . , W -Vii Jiaff,- ad lllo' tllnellr uw ~publicllll Conv~liou Linda, a pas Dg'!l' Itt the trUe Nire, ~ ear suffered brullol. Aua- blnaaa. I Cflil t .,~••, ',·• II was not ella! by the Slate Watson, .t'll. .oj:. · . ;II ~vent!fla lnvestlaallnl ctfllows. 8 111$ ~,.,~ wwtam pbea MaCe. Va. • .. ltated In c:rlll- • I 1: II Boller. Ill ~ M'Pit . . . SAN FRANCISCO (Ul'IJThe 2llth Republican National Convention began todsy with Gov . Wllllam W. Scranton chal· lenginl Sea. Barry Goldwater to deb•to their differences before the dlllegates Goldwater's managers visual!zed Scranton's unprecedented move ao a last desperate effon to break their candidate's bend· lock on the convention '!'bey announced that they had sent the governor's letter back to him, but then had 4,000 copi., st ruck off for distribution among delegates. Herring a political mir•cle, Goldwater already was assur..t of the preald..,tial oomlnabon. ____ __.._ M aimed a. ........ _- Suits Ask $85,000in Loss by Fl.re -~. c:ut., f ... - Authorities Examining Half of Body . '!" SUNDAY, JULY 12 thru SATURDAY, JULY 18 Mitch Miller To Purchase Hotel tor smart window styling effects ) BRA BECOMES MlliiON- DOlLAR BABY =; Ill!!: if Cheshire MEIGS THEATRE NO. 75 fRfiF -• JULY II The W.S.C.S. ol Heat~ Melh· odist Church will meet Monday evening, July 13 at the church. Mrs. Henllldl Haddox wiD be devotional leader with the program to be given by t h e two girls who attended the recent School of Mi.slons In Del· cware, Kathy Brat~n and Dee Slavin. Hostesses will be Mra. Lorena Davis, Mrs. Guy Shu· lor, Mrs. Pat Gallagher, Mn. <e. E. Young, and Mrs. John Zerkle. The Disabled A.nerlcan Vet· era115 and their Auxliiary will meet In regular session Manday evening. Tbere lril1 be Installation of officers and a II members are urgec: to attend, JULY If . The Daughters of claso of the United Methodist church wiU meet at the home Qf Mro. Richard Campbell Tuesdey at 2 p.m. The regular meetins .of tha The Pomeroy Bend C B fta. wsws of the Enterprls• EUB Club met at the · on Church will be held at the home C . as of Mrs. Phil Ohlinger July 14 en1er m Mason, Thurs- at 7 .30 P m ' even!~. . · _·__· _ __ The meeting was opened w1th the Lord's f!ayer In unison Wildermuth.! are was prestded over by the Doyle Shuler. Ray Hosts for Cookout of Cheshire was welcomas a new member. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wild· The dub voted to purchase an ermuth entertained a group of to he install~ on Lin- relatives Thursday evening at Hill and nsed In case of their Chester Road home with an emergency. a cook-out honoring Mr. and A letter was read from "Re- Mn.. Allen Dill Jr. and sono act•• emergenc•~ • ~hose head• Kevin ano Michael 'of ·,Phoenix,' are In Chicago, Ill. , or Arl rules and regulations con· emergency work . This Present were Mr. and Mn. club been selected a mem- Allen Dill S1., Mr. and M r o. her of this "React Emergency James Bearhs and sons Tim!>' Association." thy and Scott. Mr. and M r !. Final plans were made for RoiUn Dill, the honored guests the C.B.'ers picnic which will ' and Mr. and Mrs . Wildermulh held at the Rock Springs and daughters, Sandra, Cathy fair grouud, Suuday, July 12th and Teresa. from 11 a.m . to 5 p.m. Every ----one, whether a member or not RE'ruRNS BOMB invited to attend. Tim Neutzling and Jed WeiJ. Mrs. Harriett Del Grosso rewere in charge of lhe re. lurned to her home at Bal~ A. L. Phelps, Jr., more, Md ., after spending four be program chairman for weeks with her cousin, Sue LeAugust meeting. hew, Mason. · morning at 10 a.m. at the Raw1ings-Coats funeral home with the Rev . ME . Dowson official- Mrs. Norma Chapman reing_ Mrs. Wilson (Helen Knight) turned home ')'hursday, after a and the late Dr. Wilson were visit in Columbus with her son former residents of Meigs Coun· and daughter in Jaw, Mr. and ty. Mrs. Eugene Chapman, who Burial services were held In accompanied her home for a Chester cemetery. Pallbearers visit. were John and Victor Will, Ter- Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dill Jr. ry Knight, Howard and Earl and sons of Phoenix Ariz. , Knight and William Matlack. rived Tuesday, for a' visit ' Out-of·town relatives here for h"' parents, Mr. and Mrs. i the service included Mrs. Earl Dill Sr. and other relatives. De Freest and Mrs. Hollis Ew· Rev. and Mrs. Francis H. ! ing· and daughter, Rhoda, Colwn zier of New Lexington bus ; Mrs. W.A. Lewis, Carrie Friday with friends in Pomeroy. Hutchinson Dale, Rio Grande Mrs. Edward J. Corcoran and . Mr. and Mrs. Vuctor Will and children, James, Michael and daughter, Vickle Jo, Canal Win· Caryl Grace of Wapping, Conn. chester; William !Mickey) Me- are the guests of her parents, Gee, Col. and Mr. and Mrs. Gar· Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cook. land Elliot, Gallipolis. Leon Hecox of Iowa visited Wednesday, PLAN BENEFIT SALE Mr. and Mrs. J . E. Foster. The Chester Voluntoor Fire Mr. and Mrs. Eldon W~eks department will sponsor a and Mis~ Gen~'?eve rummage and auction sale on were Gallipolis VJSitors Wednes-July 17 at 7 p.m. The money day. fmm the sale, which will be Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spencer held at the fire department, returned. ho'."e Friday, after a will help paj for a new fire •n· weeks VISit m Dayton mth Mr. gine. All donations will be •P· ~~d Mrs. Marvm Spencer and predated. Donors may cal) a ward Mcintosh. member of the fire department, Mrs. James Will and daughor take th~ir donations to the ters, Becky, Brenda deparlment. Beverly and Mrs. Walter ker returned home Friday, ter a vislt In Columbus HAVE PICNIC Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Howell. Past. Councilors of Theodorus ---::~;;;;:~;;;;:--­ CounciJ, Daughters of America, met at the New Haven Park, Thursday evening with a pi.,. - - - - - - - - - nic supper. Following the sup. Cameron Spears, Cheshire per, the group enjoyed a Ashworth Patrio~ Molly marshmallow toast. Attending ing, Trimble, and An8f, Lee were Mrs. Olin Goodwil. a n d Hutchinson, Jackson, finished niece , Mary Jewell, Mrs. Oval their three months psychiatric Diddle, Miss Erna Jesse, Mrs. affiliation training at Athens Charles Cohen, Mrs. Joeph btate Hospital and have return. Beegle, Mrs. Henry Reibel and ed to their homes. Mr. Arnold Hayes. Linda Sisson observed her 13th birthday June 28. CEREMONY PLANNED Mrs. Wendell Bradbury rePlans were made for a fly-up celveil a letter from her ceremony, when Girl Scout Larry ThaxtoD Informing Troop 52 met Wednesday after- that he bas employment at St. noon , at the home of Becky Petersburg, Fla. with the Wright. At the close of t h e ern and Southern Insurance meeting , refreshments were ser- Gleli Rupe, ved by Becky's grandmother to Va. called on Mr. end JoEIIen Diehl, Marla and Dar· nls Spires and son recentlly. Ia Neutllng,' Debbie Wisecup, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Irene Barnes and Becky. bury spent lli!Veral days her brother, Mr. and M r Mr. and Mrs. Oshel Tribble Frank Simms and son at visited her granddaughter, Mrs. Mrs. Cora (Rupe) Harden, Martha Kelly who Is a patient Piqua, a fol'trler Kyger resident, at Holer Hospital. Is. a patietit at Piqua Memorial ·• Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sisson daughter Ann returned home POMEROY . OHIO . after several dayo ltshlng In Ivanhoe Lake near Foleyet, CanTONIGHT lhru TUESDAY ada. ' Walt Dlsney'o ,Mr. and Mra. .Ben Rupe "THE THReE LIVES lted OF JHOMASINA• an evening with Mr•. and (Tecltnlcolor) . Mrs. Lam·ence Ru~ ·. and fpm. Patrick llt<loobao. SUJID ·~ at ~e. L a - Ia Hampshire, .. :~ Stewl!l'l ·. ·Dolrtce. recciVo"'••.,. sa"•'••'"""ly .......,..,.. from Jack Dl '-· ;ci"""' · ait accident ~ntly !l'ldch ..,;. Fut::m: MHt·Mr. . .~ two ~ wi!ea he. Wll en.ttne at · Y __,. The Golden Rule Clau 01 the Middleport First Baptill church wliJ hold a plcnlc at Forked Run Lake Sunday Ju. ly 12. Each member Is to meat for her family, plus lllll other dlllh, drlnb, and table service. All membera are to meet at the the church 1 t 12:30. • • ..-EAIBEB 1m~~~~ The Five Points Star Stitch. t-H club and their advtson: Roy Holter and M r s. IDwight Milhoan, met twice the week.· Twlla and Jane Ann Karr hostesses Tueoday even. wben project books were leo~:::= for judging. It was Ia that the club won place In the potato chip SHdes of historical pia.,. In W8Bhlngton, D. c. were ls~~:ceby the Karr girls father, Iii Karr, after which Mrs. served refreshments. Thursday evening the girls at the home of Mr. and RusseU Bailey with Barand Patty Bailey as host1. ., . .s. Each girl answered roll by acting out a TV com. lme,rcilll . A report on quail was by Janice ond Ann Hal· Mrs. Milhoan, a licensed Ic;;::~l'!''~ gave a demonI• on proper care of the and also how to uae makeMrs. Bailey, assisted by David Holter, served home ~~~~.ice cream, cup cakes and IP VISIT PARENTS Those speodlng July Fourth weekend with their pacents, Mr. d M Dennl K r Raan. rs. e arr o erne Road, were Mr. and Mrs. John Ka rr l.lld Kathy, Marylou 1 "' Cliff OsmondNew Laughton? Charges Melon I ! 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