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S,fg• ... : RunMr ----.....-~~ School Nowl ' there "lOG (ABitl" 'tiiROW 'lUGS Buy Them For ., See the milD!' otylto of Timex Wotehea for me•· - bill'• _: lblo and ladlu on '<lloplay on the main floor. .\~­ ate - dependable -" and 1Dh)leui¥e. Get on 1tlme with a new Timex W1'lll fttcll. ' . " ! ' u Timex Wrist Watches through 13. Jti.bbed top . 2 ,.~~ :$po 8.95 saw - bulkies, flol - knit& , and patteri!S, beautiful or· Ions, mohair and blends. 3to6xond7to14 .' ' White with multLeolor top. Fila . aU .• • 10 Regular and Extra Sizes A1 ElBERFELDS $2.95 Foot, Strat<b Foot WESTERN JEANS This year's sweaters are smarter than ever -new bold tnterestln!l' teJtures, new, fi!DI· inine details, new and classic st~les from ·. clltdigans to turtlenecks. Come lit and choose your back to school sweaters. Buy lour Girls Sweaters ' Now "'• Smart looking and easy to wuh and Iron. Solid color, plaids In both the belUess models and the oDell with belt loops and Made of lobi wearlnc cotton twUI In 211 to 38 waiat meaJUre - 1Um fit - tapered Jill - zipper . fl7 - 1011$ ~·!jon, .... forlzed oluynk. Wheel or block. ~· Sc;HOOL TROUSERS All Si:ras ., regular wJd_espr'*ll col- BoywWah'nWHr JEA.NS Bright, perky back to school j Ian,~ and stoet up on )'9llr neod• tlow. WESTERN .STYLE ,. ~ 9 to eX 8 1D II. StrtpH, plaid>, solid cioloro, In IV)' llyle billion d.,.. eolSchool's storllll& "'Spurs~ / •1.39 Alt ' Jar ona Hi-Bor rell <oU.n. Youn1M1111 yd. SHIRT$ ldeol jacket f01 wear rltlbl now 1nd ell'ly fall. Zipper front !OIId colors in greell, black or tan. Cloth Is blended of 110% r11on and 40% ' cOmbed cotton. 50% ·Avril, 50% Cot· ton Prints, Geometries and Batik on medium and dark grounds. Requires little or no iron· ing. Mercerized, preshrunk. Feels llke a combed broadcloth. SPOlT -., ' ZlPPER JACKETS Girl's New DRESSES !15 olld 36·1nch Short .Sleeve Men'• Unlined SCHOOL yd. S.lel Boys' $1.95 •• ' El .. ·' • .. ' .,' ' ' ' . ~-00. ,I ' Agent Dies in Parkersburg �II.....~· I•· \- ·-·: • • -- !-Dally SentiHI, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Alii· 14, 1964 - ·--------·- - ------- ..... --· ...... ' ' ., • I' I oocroR • ~· ~ ./!>': ' ' s~vs FastbaDer G!"Y lltobart plleb. l'omeroJ pltc!>erJ ,ltrlldt wl - - - - - : .. --....,. "- - - - - - - - - - - . , . - - - - - - 1 two-lilt upset Thursday four and !l'all<ed 11s. Major Lape .-.rs / Middleport In stObort, pilclllng what .... By. Ulittod llleiiiiiDul "· Trl<ounly H1gb hll best game of" the )'ear, fan.. League Tournament wiD Ded Dine and nlted tour. Only Nodllouol....,.. ClmntePI.tt lnnJrJss. · Wilms, Clil :~: A solid pat on tbe back and a great big "Thank You" lone blta oil. Stobart we,. Buddy Moore bad two Ill> Santo, Chi U3 IS due.the many men )Nho have dooated their time as urn· 92 136 ·312 ptres 10 the summer baseball progra1111 thia year. 113 double in the third inning by glea and lwjled in a liDO defen. Ma)'ll, SF T0 Those Men in Blue: A ·teemd ~ s· "fhankY '"'' game~= ~:~ ~rl ~. u:;:·:-1~/I:i •g ou wellDone! ::..~W::..c:""' A:,~~nro..:: rn.. :·~:beaton~:i g;~~;:.:'.:n:~:; ::- 71 1 A Job For a JR PUMP \ \ I ' ' c~ S89·00 1 :: ::· :, ~ M~rl- ~rte~, ~ ~~u~:~~~and~T~an~~~eh~i~II~S~(L~P~~~·~-~~=·~(1~), sr M:: Other Pumps In Stock I \ :; 1 85.00 \ Jerry :::! . ' I by beat GUt "" South Webster cam. into the fourllr "'¥'- tile jill big game after IIJlddleport of ·1!10 pme; Mlddlepon 9-4 ..d Ardler gave up a I'll!! '"' 11M e~::Finlaw that resulted In a live plat In the third that re· Aaron, Mll JU «? 110140 ·313 The men wearing blue are often those forgotten qualified by edging Logan Pur· on a w~U., fiB• ~ by Pomero) Manager sulled in a d,ouble p!ay; Wal- 'rorre, MU 1 ~: : : ·::; when acknowledgmenta are handed out. Very few II""· pie U Thursday night. and infield rut, IIIIi! llllOIIIew' Iii . Smith, and a single by lace, had a triple and _s!ngle; Boyer, StL · sons, however, forget to ?ffer criticism of the Ullll"""l '" only one game tonight the fiflll on • "alii tllld ~· Werry in U.. seventb. Karr a biple and ·.mate, sto- :U~· :~: ~ ';: ;:} when thetr perhaps peculiar brand of sportsmanship is consolat•on play ia scneduled. gles. , •' I Manage! Smith protested the bart a single and !Ialley, a ""· • . • . not fully met. . . l!=!~by umpireo that Fin- double. Alleb, Phil 111431 1121J2 .300 Don't let anyone kid you. Umpiring a baseball game John Tannehill. f<><. MidJdte- l For Middleport Ault lutil • I bit was a ground . rule . Middleport's win 'places them Cepeda, SF 96 356 52109 .306 is no child's play. The Umps not only have the responai- port, opened by walking four, double and ~ingle. Tlll!IOII4I lllli 1be ball bo!lnced into it' lite lnilrnament dtampion· Johnson, Cln 95 31M ifl 93 ·306 billty of running the games, but are also often unjustly li.vmg up two smgles. whlcb Archer, ClAtWodby 8 le!Uield busbea lrilbout be- ship game tbJa Sunclay at 2:30 Amertcu League criticized by disrespectful fans. Another thing fans often wtUt two passed balls and two eaclt 8 !I)Dgle. ' . ' eldtouclted•or by Middleport left· p.m. Middleport w1lJ go aiaJnst or Min ~ : · !!; ~; P;_t~ fail to remember is that the umpires very seldom receive :."'si~':,,P,l. ate netted Tannehill wallie4 foUr, fa. fl Rod Karr. Smith clehns the winDer ol the New Haveo- tva, . - ., ·· Being in close contact with nobody, gave up \WO' bill be was not aware ol file ground Soutbem game ocheduled for Rbnan, Chi 95 357 62113 ~17 maoy of our local summer pro- baD. Pat Archer, coming on and six rutl8" in gettilli Dllll•rule, but lonrnament umpires Ieday at 5 p.m. MtJllle, NY 100330 ll2lflll .3!% gram teams, I have great re- It has been my experience'"'" 011 and nobody out, out in the first; Ardlr!r ',. .. sard he was Informed. Tourney Mld'port . . 1100 1:12 1 - 8 a o 8 Rbsn, Bal 118 438 57 133 .!Oii opect for those men who are that tbe people who do the least e" out of trouble aftet eight, hit one, walked four, 111m Managers Chester Tannehill Pmneroy ... 01111 000 0 - 0 2 I Fregl>sl, LA IIIJ 349 11311111 .31M willing to offlci&te. for bUeball are the ones loud- two more, getting two force up four runs ln six lnnillp. J! , and Bill .Hayes will rule. on Stobart and Wallace. Simp- Breaud, ~ 114 !18 63127 JIOI Umpires are hard to find est In criticism. outs at home, glvmg up a Mid'port · · · · · tltM OliO - 4 ~ f ~~test after investigation. son (LP), CUmmings (8) and ~=· :~!: ~ and lhose who will do the job I bave ~ver seen any of our f~: ";:~ ~~ faruun g Green S. Webster · · 701 tlX -1 I 'I Thio oonv..t ible jot ·pump Is eport tonk a 1.0 lead In Werry, KaUne, Del 104377 54111 .:194 should be _commended, not crit- local umpn,. call a crooked The big lead .. too c<Jmpact, efficient and d~pend~ fourth tnnlng when Mike Allls Ml 112 400 74 117 .293 tctzed. Wtthout ump1res we 1arr.e. Sure, they have made f M"ddl WiS. par and 1 00 ablf'. A convl': nient bolt ... on Gardner walked with two mvay ' .:ome 8 would be unable to have su~ mistakes. but tney 11'8 honest ;: th eport ~ OY!er<o!lle:if.:a:·: ll ejector is easily repositioned Bruce Wallace got a tbree Major Leque Relnltl N tl ol M UDIG' ts. •A mer high school or Pony base- ones. Anyone who thinks he S u k Webster 1 for shallow Ol' deep well &elV· blast off Pomeroy start- By Vnlled ~~ lnieJ1aaUonal ~ on : ays, ~ .n; ~ satisfy everyone whlle urn- pa~ s stayed. o~t of ice. Assembly i1 complete w!th Bruce Simpson. National l.eape . Williarna, ~· 25, Santo, piring is not only badly mislak- bl~ m every mrung except the pulmlp, ltJ hp motor, ejector, 13- Charl-es Winebrenner's Mid· Phlla 01111 01111 1101- I 3 r gcub!l, 22; Robmson, Reds, 21~ 18-5 ;. Maric~al, Giants., 15-5; en. he's in a world ol fantasy·. third. . ga ~~ pressure tank,pressure pressm·e Howard ' Dodgers ' A. a ron ' 8 unmng Phils . Jl.4 ; 0 .Tooe, I In th t In re~ulating valve, Doys tallied two more Cbica o 012 000 OOx- 3 91 Again. *hanks, Mr. Umpires. a. nmg Danny Lewis IW l t c h , air charge r and 1" the Iiftil 88 the r- It I tw B g II Mahaff Braves and Cepeda, Giants 20 Reds. 12·5; Gibbon, Pirates, led orr With a walk wu forced •ou o o enne , ey t6) aud all 9-4 ' :;,~r~~t~;~~~al~1efZ~~:a.~~~ l1 • 'alks~, 8 ./ielder's choice, and Dalrymple. BrogUo <7..Q} and American: Killebrew, Twill!, American: Bunker, .Orioles, Racine Mayor Charles Pyles ALL ucban home, teeS. Two ':.treIn - Bennet (9-ll) . 40; Powell, Orioles, 30; Allison, 12-3 Ford, Yanks, 12-4: Pizar- and other baseball fans of that ARS Auln when sw:~~ce~~gled wi~ - an • Twins, 28; .stuart, Red Sox, ro, White Sox, ls.&; Downlng, town are planning .to build dug- PH'I'SIC AL EO FULLY EQUIPPED "'""" out M rk T hill !Only game scheduled) Wagner, lndrans and Colavito, Yanks, 10-4 ; Chance, Angels, outs on the Racme BasebaU Your car b not complttl '· safe on 'an :rror, a::d A's, Oliva, Twins, 27 aU. 12-). fleld. without the AM emblem. 11oFt In 1 d · ) · Americu League Runs Batted In It ls hoped that money can than 8-million matorb:ts INw ~g ewitha~d Brll Halley doub· National: Boyer, Cards, 83; , LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Tho be raised to begin construction that W. se11ice llld PJOttctic:NI 0 Middl ~ ~::Y· ~troit 002 001 000-- 3 11 0 Santo, Cubs, aad Mays, Gia o1ts 1 National Football League exhi- yet this fall . Mayor Pyles, wflo is essential to eartfne motor1ft(. in the epor t~ \ run scored Mrnn 510 000 OOJ:- 6 10 0 81 each; Aaron, Braves, 75; : bition game between the Cleve· is manager of one of the Racine 1-Sil't it lime J11 joined? ~n::ven w en Karr ~ip- Wickersham, Hamilton (1), Torre, Braves, 72. land Browns and the l.os Ange- Boys' League teams , ~id the I Gardn!~ort!d on a sacrifice Spanna (4), Navarro c.B) and Amerlean: Stua.rt Red Sox, les Ra~s at ~e CoUse~ Sat- dugout& will be styl~ !JO they JOIN ~ TODAY ' . Pomero ·h S Freehan: Pascual, Piers !8), 11: Killebrew, Twms, 90: Wag- urday rught w:lt be televrsed by can be used by either high "UNDER SINK" PUMP ! ' ~~~.",!'~ Y ur1er Impson de- Klrppslem <9) and Zimmerman. ner, Indiana, 80; Colavito, A's Sports Network, Inc., to a ape- school or Boys' teams. They like II. darm tr~~ble m t h ~ Wm~r - Pascual 02-9) . Loser and Powell, Orioles, 75 each. cial web of stations extending ly wJU be :~imilar to those at C an was re teveo by Rex - Wrckersbam (13·9). HR-OU· Pltcbing from California to Pennsylvan- the Kyger Creek Employees AUTOMOBILE CLUB ..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __~ ummmg s, who finished up. va. National: Koufax, Dodgers, ia. Club field. l '• ' It will be S...tb Weboter galnst Allensville ton!ghi Wellsloll in the flruol 1 PISTON TYPE Willi 30 Go!. T1nk - -- - $123 - ·---------- OF SOUTHERN OHIO Lineups Named For 19th .Ohio N-S Contest.~h~~::-:o=:·:~:~~a::~i DEEPWELL JET Cl'ul11 R•present.tiv. E. M. BURTON Phone WY 2-2633 New York 200 000 03x- 5 5 ~ · Moore, Cincinnati pe:er 1 s 113· 7l , Turner. Downing (10-4) and Howard . Cincinnati HR- Howard . 578 and McNertney . i 1 Bro•dwo~y St. Middle-port, Ohio lr=-===~~~~ 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 ONLY 130.00 Oowtt--letence on Conwen..,nt hrme MASON DID YOU KNOW That DUKE CLEANERS GUARANTEES C--Jolm Brockett, Aki'Oil r.... lt field Lewis Repair Service -FORRG-Ron Bash, Findlay RT-Jim Owena, Niles Mcl~ir> II eHEATING ley ePLUMBJNG RE-Dick Himes, Canton Sou0: /1 eROOFING Schoen, cievelaod St. NOW AT A \ LOW , PRICE TAG!f CHOICE OF TWo 5 9BUICKS La Sabre Hard t Ops . One green with ' • . il"een Interior . w:th blue lnte . . ' Obe White nor, V-8 motors lransmJssl ' ,automatic on pOwer •· . ., ' s..,erJn radio and White If, I'OWer brakes, •, sldewaiJ tlrea. MANY CI!OtCI I McClain, Bellevue RH-BIIl Blunt, Massillor FB-Mike Remesch, Garfield Helgbts - Dofenoift LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE WYM374 t:M Mill II. DESIGNED·REMODELED· KITCHENS I ; Bicyclo Steer Typo BANANA BIKE MOTOR HANDLE BARS BICYCLE SEATS $495 $129 $635 COMPLETE UNE OF BAGS-BAUS-SHOES - GLOVES- WOOD COVERS eLAWN CHAIRS t AT ' r• .. •"•'liCE.. eCAMP COTS ~.-~ ,.>i.t'Rl«lfSII' . . r . . ~ , ...-.,. ;:,\ - ', - ·, • Baseball Supplies e Archery Equip. · • Horse Shoe • Croquet Sets ,.....----SUMMER SALE----.: $JJ95 -h.~ORE i Y·Rod-Mmmm WILSON GOLF SETS - - - - $49.95 up '. )~ANY, -(,-' .\ BIKE SUPPLIES--- SPORTING GIFTS Mlddl-rl Holpoinl Custom Built-Ins • •' e GRILLS eCAMP STOVES e THERMOS IOmES eSLEEPING lAGS eWOODEN PICNIC TABLES JT.,FOR LESSI . H&R Firestone ' MIDDIJ!PORT, ·0 . · 1,\'• . .. Stor~ .· j,i ,. • �_ ................. .. ........... ' -- --- . . . .. _ ... &- ..... ~ . . . . ..- ... I. • •h• -..a 'll'hlll ... toot Lut - Miss Thompson Crowned Miss pete In a ..gloual COiltest In IPart;enburf lot the lllle. Tile wbmer or the 111a1e Utle will reiin at lhe State r11r In Le•isburJI. Runners-up lor the Queeo llll• · P Mi 8 tmt II •UY ~. • . 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. PT. P~IT - 16 Mill ~d !larold Bumgamer, Letart. berl& Jo '•-upaon, yoar dnahtor ol Mr. and 1\lra. AI· Olhero compelifte ,_ Mill lxrl D. Thompson ol Letart, carol Gerlach, 17, daOJihler of has been crownod Mlso MaiOil Mr. and lllro. Lawrenee GerCount;' Fair Queen of ll64. loeb, Pt. Pleasant, and MJ" Mill Thompson II_ a Junior Ma"ha Elai111 Arrtngt011, 18, al Wahama Hilh School and is daUMhter of Mt. end Mrs. E~ • member of tile Vernon Star ton Arrington, Asbton. Duston 4-H Club. She wlll """" MIBB Sandra Reynolds, li year old dau~~tor of Capt. end ~;-C. Jp. ReynPolids, andHI ah j......- at omt eiMnt g DUliNG acl!ool, wu chooen "Mils M... BOll County Majoretle. Mlos Sharry Flesher of Wa· hama Jllgh won the tllle of bell Open Saturday 9 Til 9 solo baton twirler for the aeeond consecutive yaar. The Pt. Pleasant llicb School Majoretle Corps won the title of Mloldleport, 0. "beRt corps" lor the second Mason County SAVE NOW DOLLAR DAYS THE SHOE BOX 1.,"""'-~il::::~~y~e~ar~.:;:;:;:;:::::;~--:,-- WONDERFUL --;.."!-,....;.•• FOR SCHOOl TIME 1964 4-Dally Senllnei. Pomeroy.)(lddJepOI't, 0, KJmberlv Clark, 6. ' 1 Mi Named Litt e ss Hartford . Society Notes PJ.LUANT - ICimborlr Clll'k, ap t. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark. Jr., 1913 Jefferson, Pt. Pleasant won BY VIRGINIA CARLETON thn Htle o! Little Miss Mason ['.ounty, and David Paul Scholl, '!be Horrlltou F~IIY R'":':,": Major Lelll\lo Slu41ap age 7, aon of Mr. end Mn. MTilerrtotonlllftuaiF ~yw"ft1 ~ held By Unltea Prno JateraaUellal Frank Scholz ISO English Road, 0 am Nllll-1 lA.... Pl. Pleasan~· wao ehoMB Uttle SUnday, August ll3rd at I he L. Pet. GB Mister Maaoo County during the home ol Mr. end Mr~ Robert IPhlladelpbia .., 14 .tOt Little Miss and Little Mister Sumner on the hill bad< of _Hen-~ San FttPcill» 16 41 .510 314. conteol last nlllllt at the Mao dei'IOI\. ClbdMIU II 52 .541 I 0011 County Fair. All membe.-. of 11>~ !ami!)> Plttsblll'8h 10 S1 .MI 7 The 4-H Dog Judglllfl eontoll are requested to attend and St. Louio ,fill :;3 .531 I produoed the lolllowillfl wJnnero: bring their friends with lhem. Milwaukee li8 54 .511 til! Blue Ribbon, Stella Randtoph, 'Mllo reunion is held in mem- Los Angeleo 5I 56 .500 Ill\ Vernon Star Duslera 4-H Club: ory of Clement MorTiston who Clllcaro ~ 50 .473 _14\\ Jimmy WI,., Happy-Go.l.ucay was a pioneer se!Uer in Mason llouston e 68 .4111 21\\ 4-H Club; and Kathy Sayre, Councy and his famlly were ellBuay Four 4-H. Red Ribbon: f tile oonly liln1l Date Newberry, Vernon ~· ~wn M~Una ·. , nartforol Star Dusters; Bill Buffington, 'ftle regular monthly meetlna Tip Top 'toppero. Stella Ran- of the Town Council or Uarl· dolpll was thn ll'Ophy wmner of ford for AIJillsl was hel.d In the the Showmanship for dogs •- Mayor's Office with th~ followward . .lng members present: Mayor, 1William Kelt)>, Recorder, Jam· Mt and Mrs. AI Crow went 1 Old . P't h es M. Crump, councilmen; 0. Ill Akron TueJdoy for the 10 1 time c er , neil Quillin, Earl Fields and funeral of Mrs. Cro~'s aunt, 0 PT. w. Racine N Society otes Rev . Paul Sellers Is at Otterbeln Sr. Youth Camp at Logan, this week • s a buslneSI manaaer Past officer• ol Racine Chapter, O,E.S. will hold their an· The game is being 8ponsared by tho Buffalo BiJOns Baseball Club and will be a prelude 10 ti'HI reaular International Lea· minutes of the previous meet-- and Mrs. WiUiam Stewart, at tng was the payment of bills. Athens Sunday. Aug. 16. After aU bills were paid here Mr. and Mrs. 1Ae Jackson of was .1.080.91 In the tl"!asury. ChJUtcottle were weekend guests gue Atlanta-Bison gamt> . F'isher The contractor has stopped of her mother, Mrs. Sybil was accompanied on the trip work on the construction of the Miles. They were aeeompanied by his wile and son. Th;y plan water system but the pump by their daughter Lindo, _who to visit many points of mterest 1 houae is being co08 tructed at will leave soon lo enler Mtaml on Ihe trip. present time. University . As many vaeanl Ioto in the Mr. Harold llllmm of Pltll· ~~ C~J -~ A town are overgrown with grass bur!lfl. Pa. and Mrs. Thorne C<lt,. and "eedl! an ordinance was a· trill o! Loflan spent l"rtday :~;~ to require thn property noon wilh Mrs. £1hel Wheeler to have their vacant lots and Mr and Mrs. omer Bays. AUG. JC . and 11 not done afler Mrs. Millon Wo~e spent SatA Stanley party will be O))Oil·l being notilied, the town wm urday until Thuroday With the them cleaned off and a bill Aliens' at Graham, W. Va. .AOred by the Apple Grove to the owners. Mr. and Mrs, T. G. Hill~ore odist Church at the Permission was given to Coun- spent Sunday afternoon at L1tt1e Hail in Letart Falls, oilmen Quillin to have a septic Hockins with Mrs . .Susan Ga~ August II at 7:30p.m. Th• lnatalled on a closed lot near breath. lie Is Invited. . home. Mrs. Stella Weaver of Ches- L C~o . I AUG. 1? EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF 8 -ULOVA -HE GIFT QUALITY WATCH : :::::::::::::::: AT DOWNIE-GROSS FRIDAY and SATU~DAY SWIM WEAR MEN'S & B.OYS' $1.00 $1.00 Men1 Plnthec:k 1 Group Polished Sale $2.49 COTTON SLACKS Valuos $4.95 BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS $1.00 ' SPORT T-SHIRTS With Pocket. Colort>d & White 65c- 2 for $1.25 Mono Short S~Hvo WORI< IHt Tl $2.00 $1.00 . · : ONE GROUP SPORT COATS------- sale 12.95 QNE GROUP SPORT COATS, reduc:ed 14 - - Thla WMk Only ·MEN'S SHIRTS Sport and Knits Values $5.95 '2·11 2 ,., $5 00 (11,7) l!lof) or' Htrbol 11'1) vs. Summer Dress Men't SLACKS Reduced l SPORT SHIRTS Voluos To $3.50 '1.94 ' The Martin Rellto - =-= -=---=- ;::.._ 111-91 va. the beach. I Bruce 111-7). St. Louis at Loo Anaeiel fllight) - Sadeoki (13-11) vs. Drysdale 113-11). FOR EVERY TASTE IN MUS!C ' .,. ' Sahlrdaj>'t W. L pitt. GB 7'1 43 .328 ... Baldtnore Chicago New York Los Angelea Detroit 6i -46 .600 3 67 45 .598 31> 60 57 .513 13 59 59 .500 141!. S6 80 .483 lGY.. Cleveland Bos"'!' Washington Kansas City 54 61 .470 18 53 83 .457 191> ~\ 46 72 .390 271!. ,. I I 42 72 .368 291h Tbunday•s Retllfts Minnesota 6 Detroit J New York 5 Chic~~&o 2, twilight Baltlmore ? Boolon I, rught (Only gameo ocheduled) Jlrtday'o Probable Pllebero Los Angeles at waohlngton 2 <twl-night)-Chance (12-~) and Gatewood t:t-1 1 vs. Stenhouoe (l.fl) and Kreul!er t:l-31. New York at Baltimore tnightl-Sheldort (3-11 vs. Bar· t7-81 . Chicago at Boston lnight)Buzhardt (8:6) Vi. Morehead I I Stop in right away and see all the latest in records for all types of music lovers. Popular, rock & roll tunes in tbe'45 RPM singles and plenty of ne\V al· . bums' in monaural and sterophonic recordillaa. 16-12). Detroit at K ansI s City - Regan (5-8) vs. Pena I WILLIS ANTHONY PlUMBING & HEATING WERNER RADIO. ·"" m'h Greenhouse , GO£GLEIN . / READY-MIX CO. 1 GROUP MEN'S SUITS; v.alues to 55.00 ·.... -'· '. Middleport. Ohio HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE t- ' W..t Main St. '· . . .. ly f<n' and civl<:!,philanthropi~ educatlona, benev· Olent pur- ' WILSON'S LAUNDROMAT Pomeroy Coin Operattld l.aundry & Dry Cleaning iuJtiHirt ~~ Church of Your Choice 897 W. Main " ' ·,:.;. .: . j· HIINER'S BAKERY . "i .. ·.· ;!i . :.'· + l'OP.QUAUTY iuilders and Bulldinr Supplfeo Chester, Ohio Ph. 8811-2001 Huntington, W. Va. iKARR CONSTRUCTION CO. RICKARD'S AliGNMENT SERVICE \ .,. IIIGH-FASIIIOII COLORS AND Wllll CheSter, Ohio Wheel BalaMing-Auto Glass·Bfate Se"id! Ph. WY 2-2!11 Pomeroy CROW'S S1EAK HOUSE & 10WN & COUNTRY /)UTCH Pomeroy JAUM LUMBER CO. Jlatora of Goad lrttd '' HARDEN'S GROCERY and MARKET 1'wtt LoeatJans For Your ConYenlence wY3-3891 Syroeuoe WY 2-3988 Pomeroy, Ohto • V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE. AGENCY STAR SUPPLY CO. PAfN'l'S ond RARDWARES PometoY I'll. WI N27S YALLn ,LUMIEit . & ,. v .. . sum (o. · Clyde Winebrenner. Mn. llarl Mattox, M". David Entsminger, Mrs. Otho Watts, Ml'l. Nor. Pheoi WY t.t16f mar. Waytand, lolro. Herman Bailey, Mro. i'. L. Miteh and l'hll-4 ""· MliWlttotrt 1 gu..i, Mra. Jliorence_~H~a~nn~oy!:J.~==!::!~!!!!*~~,_,.,·~ - lltofnt · RAU.'S BEN FRANKLIN Jltddltjlort, Ohio 1'11011• In 2-Mat N. Si!clmd . ..·Ave. • Now/ False Teet~: ~"?it Beautifolt,l POMER9Y FLOWER SHOP . . '.-,t.o~IIRS FOR " • ' . 'OHIO +; • ~ o;M; P' . sale 34.95 POMEROY, OHIO TINY'S FOODLAND ~lddlt~port '' ' j .I I, I I ' ~: , VAU~Y . .BAKING ' I .. ·,, - co:.· . ''o ~ . ~; jBatthotRollam· f~"i 1 , -~ ~ 1 ..• I 1 Qfttyp Men's w~sh 'n Wear Slatkl, val. to 7.95 - - - 3.50 • ------- llOtlfe -llan- Dodte Trackl , ·GIOUIJ MEN'S SUITS, values to 65.00 - - - sale 39.95 - ' OF ARROW SHIRTS Ph, Mason SP 3-5593 ft. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO . ·~·- ·.' 19.95 -Gross, Inc. West Columbia, W.Va.. . -· 2-340:11 EstabJished In 1904 Middleport I m LIEVING COAL COMPANY '".rUe Someone To Church Thh: Week .. "!Y' .1-1284 """!"-~ loii~--------- FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES Member FTD I --t GROUP MEN'S SUITS, values to 39.95 - - - s ale . '. ). Country & Western, Religious, Jm Combot!, POphome here. . . C I e" e la n d at Wnneaota ular Vocalists and many others. Stop in, look 'em Mrs. Ann CO(I 1s visttinc in LDightl ~ Krallck (9-4) or Don· over and select one or two for youl'!elf or lor gl!ll. Akron with .Mr. and Mrs. John 1&-7) va. Kaat (12-6). Davis and family. Saturday'• Games M nd M - w d "]' h rs . t ar al at Kansas Ciey, IWIIg I 1 r . ba th . Minnesota ~~~e~' : , , M:. and Mra Loa Anaelas at Washinaton Albert They were New York at BaiUmore, nicbt "~· 2nd Ave. MltlljllpOI't, 0· nied h6.;e by their Cbio:a ~eryl, who spent the -~..~o~a~l_!lloo~ton~----__1!.."""""'"""""'""'""'""'"""""'"""""'""'"'"""". ...,.,.,, week with ber grandparents. Mrs. Edward Wagner and !<!,. Steve spent a d~ IBit week • RaveniWood, w. Va. with th Mra Francll Wortkh•JL ~ mo er, · ·-...- ' · · · ·' Tho following penpie attended the mot!lng: Mro. Elsie Rog· ero, Mrs. Garry Raybom, _Mr. lind Mrs. Hershel Henderoon, Mrs. Len• Fridley Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Rod Brand, Mro. Viviln Siders, '\irs. Mary Biancbe Rawson, Mr. George McCauslond, Mr. Archie Henry, Mrs. Juanita Burdett1 Mr. G~ge , 8. Lerner, Mr. William Plants, : Mr. Campbell Stevens, Mr. and Preston Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. James Hupp, Mt". James Lew18, Mr. L. L. Csldwell, Mr and Mr. . Jam•• M. Crump ' Mr James 1.. Hull of Char· Ieaton wbo ls the State Archivist pit a very lftsplrtng addrt.. explaining the work of various Historical SOCi~tltl placed at points of hiltorlcal intereJt In the state comm._, • ::Ivai ._.,}01! oplri~ coanI!II!IJiiatio• ...wo.e. of l'llllkJiu ot Chrlotian beUef and praetfee. Ultlmatel)o wa ... evidmee ot a deep aDd endlllinr con11dence in God - the marofllcent quality we ean Faith. The11 moral ~. true charact,r, lllletaes In the HVII ot oar .... aid daUihtero. A vaat oplrltual ocean touches ey817 lllort ot life. And those who once venture Into the aurt are nner again content just to loU Oil ) Boilll WI'JIIrfa. Prom the day .. Mwoo 7 ----·- -It takes aU three, '1'l.e th!le halt also titeJr .n ehild berina to • rnwth. Tim Ia foi!O'II'ed by aa ap«ltN-nill&' tho simple but: P!llfoUD4 fin Restaura~t ClnclnaaU al Uousion (Jilghtr poseo and not for profit. STRAW HATS & SUMMER CAPS PANTS -Lema,tei are? It ia a combination of l/f'Otllt!. torwinm; and •onfitlener. And no two al011e IR"WIJit WITH US Many homu in tht town are ter ia spendirl.& a week __ at _ The Mei~s Olunty havlna bathrooms ithd septic ic club will meet in the Riverinstalled . view school at Reed!JVi11e, Mon. A HlilOrical Society Wlill day, August f7, at 7·30 p.m. All Or . eel I M Co nly members are ur~red to attend gamz n asJo u for the election of• officers. The A Historical Society wa~t orpublic is invited. Relteihments sanized at Point Pleasant Mon· will be aerved by the m.anbers. day evenmg wtth lhe Iollowmg Thendorus Council Daucbters officers elected. PreSident, L. ti Amrica will meet at I he L. Cnldwell, .vtce Pmldenl, fOOF hall, Monday ai 7 p.m. George McCausland, Secretary, insread of 7:30 p.m., due to the Mro._ Rod Brand, Historian·~· religJous program at the !air, branan, Mrs. ~ary Raybu ' ~Attie Cohen, councilor, an· Treasure_r Ju&nlt.a Burdelle. nounced. Much mterest was malnfelllt• ed and It is hoped au thn J!!6' HOLD PICNIC pie of Mason C<lunty will beMembe.-. of White Rose Lodge come lntereated in pre,.,.ing Auxiliary held a picnie supper tl1e history of their county and Wednesdoy evening at the Mid- join. Also people llvlllfl rutside dleport Roadside Park . Tho~e of the county and interested Ln attending Included Mrs. Wil- historical matters of the counllam Rob!IOII, president: M r s. ty are invited to become mem· Walter Hayes. Mrs. James bers . Soudero, Mn. H. E. Bush, Mrs. Thio society is organlted sole· --- DAYS 1 · How dolti one etplafa tbll lmirllac eoar ·~ Y~QI'k · 31 7t .30'1 331> • lleiaJ11 ChJcaao I Ph1 I I !Only game oobodulod~ FrliiQ'• Pl'llldle Puchen Pittsburgh at Cblcato 2Law 1~9) and Vealo I!Hl ••· L. Burdetle (W) and Bubi (U-111. Phtladejp.'lia, al" Now York 2 (lwl-nl&hlf-BIIIII!ing <12-4) and Wise (3-1) vs. Jacltaon 18-11) and Slallaril 111:-15). MJlwo- ll Bll! Franclaeo up after the reading of the nun! picnic at the home of Mr. Minnesota! August 21. THE ENJOY Ga~eo Phtla at New York, rugbl at Chicli• Join Team Reumon Ray Fields, Marshall John C. sister of Mrs. James Swart, St. at Loo Angelel PT. PLI':MANT - Clar<nce Hinkle, Mr. Harry Gibbs, a cit- who returned home from at HOI!ston, nighl Fisher, Jefferson Avenue, Pt . izen of the town was a visitor Hospital on Wednesday. Milwaukee at San Fran. night Pleasant. a pitcher for the at the meeUn,. American League· Ruffalo Blsons baseball team The council would like for from 1!121 until lll'l6, left Wed- lhe citizens 10 come and visit nesdav for Buffalo, N. Y. where the meetings so that the.y can he will plav In the old-timer 1800 and understand lhe busi· game and a 'reunion of the team Iness that is transacted. at the War Memorial Stadium, 11te principal matter taken Auf. 14, liM her IIUl" the '-"· N011' lhe loveo to 8llluh AI'OUDd undv her parenta• watchful .,.., 011e day she'D be tnriamdnr out put tho bNIDrt anhltllq In ou ,..,.. · .. ' - .-~ ii •• . • •• • - AU. OCCABIONS" ' Cor: autttrnUt & W. Main · • Sentinel Church News West Collllllbia News Notes �,, ... ; ·'· ' . • ' ' \ ·' r ··. •. ' · • .·- · · ,, ·, " ~ • • ~- ~ t 1o •• I ' • I ' I t -wanl Ads Are Worth AGood Look~ · ·YoU'll Fi~dJMztrls OfB~rg;~ins Below! t (1 •. &-Dally Sentinel, Po,meror·Mldclleport, 0., Aug, 14 1964 - - - - - - - - . , - - - - - - - - - .1 W~T AD INfORMATION - - - -' - I'& Sllle. Notice ,,--------------~ • Best Buys NOWi - tl 1 ~ 4111• t\.f.~·~" .W . I o'l.lllll'll. ~""'c.~ t&Ci C\..i~~~ r<n1Ut.'1'ffl!ll.: "'II ' "' ffo ·rr • .ultt• ,...,.. 4 ....... 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A"""-tl• ltolll. p..,er oteel'lllt, ...tor - · 1964 Chevrolet Belair 4 Door · · $2699 l96lQoclge - - • •1295 VB enelne, Pawerclide trens. Beautiful ·tvory arid. lllvc blue finish, radio, heater, whitewall tirea, C 6: C (rOup; 2 Reduced. 1·961 Dt»dge - - - *lf95 A local owned.. 40• mileage trade iD. Beautiful beiJil ud . cordovan brown flnlslt, wtth tpotln• eleaa interior, aew · whitewaU tires, oower tteering, automatic trt~na., V8 eo· glne, radio and hHter, plenty of- savlnp on thi1 cho~e car, PHONE WY2.2157 1963 o11d ndjo. 1963 Chevrolet Impala 4 Daor · · $2595 WAtofrl'l o\D ' 1963 Pontiac Temaest · ·· · · · · · · · $2295 LeMans Coope. Bucket seata 1M red vinyl trim, automatic trans., 326 - V8 engine. red over white finish, ndto and heater, Uke new whitewall tirea. 1963 Moma Cauite .. ...... ·- .. $1995 Black finish , red vinyl trim, bucket teat, 102 engine, 4 on the floor, radio and hester. 1962 Chevrolet 'Impala · · · · · · · · $2295 Station Wsgon. lpw .mtlea11e by careful local owner. Beautiful white and black finish with shnwroom clean red interior. new set whitewall tires, VB eftli_ne, Powerglide, · power steerinJ1:. ra~io and heater. · ll!io1 Sedan, ~ ert. Sllndord trono. IIIOdlo ond h..ter, Lancer 4 Door Seilan. Automatic trana. lladio aDd heater. 1960 Dodge - - - *1295 . 4 Door Sedan V8. AutomaUe trans. Power lherln1, rtdto. One local careful owner. ~1095 1960 Dodae - - • • Door Sedan. IS eyL Radio and heater. f . One ownet. - ·~ . 1959 Dodge - - - - *995 4 Door Sedan VS. Power steerlnc, automotlo trano. IIIOdli and beater. 1959Piymouth - - -*595 4 DIIDJ!Sedu VB. Automatic trano. IIIOdlo ond heater. 1959 GMC • .. • - $1095 .· 1962 VolksWIIIII!II' Door ...... S1•q9 1 Ton Stake 'VBI 4 speed irano. Dual reu wheelo.' · Low mileage, vinyl trim, deluxe equipped, ereen fiqlsh . 1959 Ford - - - trono. - B.25x20 *1595 2 Ton Cab ·and Chmis VB. 5 UNI. Tires ~~;ho'IJ little wear. 1962 Corvair Monza 2 Door · · · · $1695 Low mileage by local owne1, red Interior · wtth bucket &eats, 4 speed trans. 102 en~lne, radio, heatev, like new whitewall tires, showroom clean. 1961 Chevrolet Corvair .. .. · .. · $1399 Station Waeon, 700 Seriea. Leaa· than 29,000 actual mile• and appearance and pertormanee of new. Piwerglide traiU. Radio and ·tlflter,' )teen finish, spotless interior. SPECIAL. 1959 Rambler Classic 4 Door · · · · $399 lptl!d Good condltlon. · - 1958 Oldsmobile 4 Door Sedan. Power Jteering. Radio and beater, -. 1957 Chevrolet "I dpp't oaro about the bad auy-YOU . - 1957 Oldsmobile 6 32 U!J,....._. Clock 7:00 ' Be stOI lo Kno<. ; ~ea~· 1954 PQ.ntiac t Door Sedan. Stinda.rd lQ.DI. TRUCKS - 7:03 NeJ!a 1:118 MusleaJ Cloet - *'l9S · • ~ ="~~ - - '"""" f 4& Word 6 Teatlm0111 I 00_Ohlo VaUey N..,. 1961 ChevraJet l Ton Plckujt · · $1395 • cyl. Deluxe sab, low mileaee, &ood tireJ, red finilb, beater. • 05_World, NatiDDal Ne.. I :10 Spol'la . 1·15 IVea• ~ I 16 Mutaat ClGcS I 5l Qlmml\ldt}o l'leWI t CIO Till ot 1bo 1'oWII t 55 ~ . c:ount, !lew~ R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Dopge-Dodge Dart-lancer Mlddli~rt S. Second &. Mill St. - II 00 FIIIIIIJ Woroblp Hour 1959 Dodge! Ton .. · ...... · .... $995 n:30 Lllldlllrlll& Heater. .0-55 Worllt Nolil ! ,08 N..,. Beat 1.~ Melodlel :·. xfl~:· FrtdaJ, "l .. .. : Bellt lllacl ·AI": . Ill Nno 1953 Chevralet% Tan · ..,. ..... · $299 Platform. 17" - 8 ply new ttrea. 4 1peed trana. ' ~ Many Mora L.ta Modal• To Choo.. From li5 eom.t, Hew Jo oo C.mmunl&J Newa 2 06 tbl w... OPEN EVENINGS TIL I P.M. ®· POMEROY . MOTOR COMPANY , ,. · Your C"'vy Dealer •· 0. Pomeroy, RHI Estat. for Sale R..l Est1hl For Sale :a .o 16 P1IDuo sen New fl ply tires, VB en1ine. Loob and runs like new ' WJEH RADIO :tillooJWt LOG AIONDA,V TIIJIOUGB. f'RIDAY I :OO SlgD On. Mullw Cloclt 1:30 NeW'I lloadllneo 1956 Plymouth • • ~195 . 4 Door Sedan VB. Automatic tran1. Radio and \· See lls Before l'ou Trade ' Or We'll Both Lose! -.; ... . • • ,_ ..JADE HIMSet..p;: .....:.. ..,_••-•-w•v'" 4 Door Sndan VB. AUtjllllatlc tran1. Radio ond hoator. 2 tone brown and beite finish, V8 engine, standard trans. Radio and beater. Come ear]y and save money. RADIATOR SERVICE · J 10 Mal'ttell . J Ui Mid Da7 IVulbao I 20 Ell..., 8111111111 Bolld J :25 'Newa 0 0...... .' J 30 Agrtculltlrt Aplll , t 4li Coun!rJ Oo llouad I 6f r/t.... 8eal 1:00 CowllrJo Oo llouad J 55 Newa Beat 3; 01 &fid.Way Ma• l :55 NeWJ Ileal f : 00 llllcln& 111111 Doa 4:30 lntercbanp li:OO Conuuunlty Ne,. 1:4111 World, National Nelil S: 15 !lpotJisht ou - . . 5:25 Woalber """' w 1:30 ~I Blvd I:GO Sfiu Off • SA'I'tJROAY 7:45 IVora & TeslimDII1 IOol!l NIWI u:oo Anll1 Tlma u:ao f'lolnmJ 11pee1a1 eamm~~~~~~r 12:00 12:111 11:a IND I'IIWI Ramclup Bulllllll Board """' o ar.m. Saturda)o Mallllee 1:11 NOWI leal 1:00 SaturdaJ Matinee 1:1111 NOWI Ileal I:00 SallltdiJ MatlnM 1:55 Newt leal f:OO Dllol!lg 1r1t11 Dale f:IO Tap r.., limit UO l'IIWI s.111 .... 1:15 Publle Sarf11»'7 . 6:10 Dillller Mtlllcf.la I:DC Oft ' 1:00 Slgn OD N.... 1:4111 Saerec! llalrt . 1:10 Cooml'7 Jamboree 1:10 Farm N.... 1:35 Paw Bowm 1:4:1 Meigs Ct Agr. Ez1. 7:00 Newo 7:05 Tiny's Chapel 1: If MIU!oal CkQ 1:116 N..,. t:OO Mullcai Ooolt 10 Soaa ' SlorJ 'niDI t :a J'lmiiJ won~~~p Hour 10:00 NIW'I 10:11 RIP S.bool Bit 1'11'1111 '' - .. .. WMPO Radio iltONDr\1 IBBO I'IUDAY 8:00 Stan On, Musleal Clock 7:00 Be SIIU • Know 7:P• Newt , ,118 Muaieal Clock 1:00 Oblo Valley N.... 1:111\Vorld, Na~ Ne111 1:10 $porto TodaJ 1: II Wulller Pteturt .: .. 7:!< Newa 7:35 Plck<ll:r Hardwm ('l'lles.-Tbun. ). 7:50 N>W!I IIIOport t -Oll Bredfut Party l:le &y•s Food· Basket 1:311 Vu P•tricll Spol'll -- 8:00 Stan 011 8:05 Cowitry Musle Thno 8: 211 CotJDt.r!o Jllllllloreo LITTLE ORP"-'N ANNII 1:811 Jotm Ral'llll 1:Gii IIHatflllt Party t:U J - 8u1ck Show IO:la '"'- Good Life 18:111 MUilo tn Tbe Air 10:G 1ble It Musla U:Oi Top Ten Show 11:111 Tap Tea Sbow (Duitonl) IJ:OO Noco New• 13:15 Muatcli illllrludf· . IJ:l!O Rev. M•IID 'I'M~~ 1:00 Platter Pllrt!' 7:00 Stmdo11111 Serenade 1:• Bait• P'ulllltur.IVed-P'rl 7:10 Slgn Oft ' 1:11 ()pea Houle 1:00 Ne... 'lllNIIA V 1:111 OoffH Wllb J-1 1:46 lletl;y Ntw~~~a 11:110 Mlnllllrlal .U.. • lj:Ui CoUIIIrJ Drlltera M-W 11:11 Muoa Ct. 1\ir; Bz&.Tue Mi SlgD 011 _ 7:10 rr-h CIIJ BIIPIIal 1:110 Wbtp of Uealq t:llli Blblo Spe0u to Yoa 10:4111 Voice o1 Prophecy 11 .11 U.C. Protll'am-l"rr 10:36 Wub. lleporb to People 11;11 Flllllly IV~1bun . 11:08 8uDd8y Sbow ll:C. 'I'IIIJ'I Cauntr, lf.YIIinl IJ:OO Neon No,. 1J ·U0 NOCIII' Report . · 1J: 1i a.rtstian 11.,.r t " ' IJ:IIO Ooeeller'l GuOII Jltor.l'rl. 12:811 Rev. MerUb Teell 12:111 Musle JUII FGr You 1:00 BUJ,y Grabam 4: I~ Bleollllll ~•Tues. 1:1111 Lulbao011 Hour t:!O Loeal NOWI 2·00 Tilt 01111'1!11 .\1 •ort 4:14 BowlJDa Scorto 1:00 Coaotry llyma ,;;,... 8,00 NeWI Ul World tn sme.. · 1.30 Sian Ofl f ,OO BIIICIII HOlD' &TURDAY f:OO Sian 011 , ' WlllltirU r KNoW .JJJSr 11<e PLACE •••••AND "!HE PRICES ARE Livestock -~·- 111REE ond lour ......, !Umld I I I I I 1111!1111 WY ~ 1J I __"'!, \IIC!a<, I VLlN' J KNON wt-!AT L I\OULD HAVE OONE Wf1HCJU1" '<tJU l �.. /) ' I·Da!Jy senttnel, Pt>miroy-'Middl~, 0 ., AUf. !4, 1984 t>'ASON DRIVE· IN ,, '"~'"! TONIGHT WUUam Bolden "THE LION~ '· ) entine e Guy Russells Celebrate 25th Anniversary -:mdSobbia Loren and VOL ~VI NO. 104 --.""""""- ------ Maximilian Schel ln " THE CONCIIMNID OF ALTONA" ' ' 'l',-11)"• f ·~ choolmen, Rhod~s Reach ooi.UMI!us (UPI) - Nellber any lllcllclllon Ill jwaveriJ~ 1ft their ~ Frl-u Jamee A. Rhodell lib top aldeo met with tile Scbool BoardJ ~atlon ~~:~~~ Oleclltlve committee 11 slate subt!ldlet to ICbools. 111e 11!80Ciatlon reiterated It will puah lor a I per tncrealle In the otate ~ to rai.. an· additional •100 1ruilllon a year for educalim. Rhodea and bls oides re1~aino!CI silent on that point, 1D....,olde,~ Idicatlng I he admlnlotratlon TOULON, Fr...., • : Cblrleo de Gaulle, who boycott" ,lllled Jl.Day anniversary <efllllonie• In Normandy two IIIOJlU. 0110, otaged hlo b1vaalon oommemoratUon day. CLOSED FOR VACATION FROM AUG. 9 TO 22 SUN ., MON. 1nd TUES. llanda 011 111 decllloo not to 1m- people Willi~ ·. lilt peOple · will lcim ol lile Ohio ochool symm. Pole new IUel or Increase old lleL" He ~ that educ• "I don't thlnlo:"we accomplish anee clarlni the coming flscal lion Is "the ODt-J'Ielcl"'!ll!l!nl fOil mucb by lmoc.ldng our scbool ym. will ~er be u~ tMI you , Finance Director Ric b a r d -bave ~.. ..-1 .. "lbe ·more system. We dOD I belr our Krabacb opp,renlly wu willinl yoo do the more theta 11 avail- schools by polnlllltl oul bow bad to put the. wbole matter jD IIJie able to do." , , '· · they are," be said. a,..oclatiOD'a lap. Tile OSBA, In Tile latter remark ,, u 1ln re- Lewis Moore, Urbana, an ex- · C!Cqlel'lltloll with the Ohlo Court ply to a <OIIIIIlelll· by OSBA ecuttve committee member, cU fOr EducatiOD, plans a peti. V'ICe President Vtnco Bdl that ulied the admlnlstration offi. lion campaJp In October to ob- there Is "Increased pressure Clals how he imd his group ~ aii!JIItures to lOree the let· from re""'""lble lb~n could help in getting "a large lslature to <<>nolder the lalt for somethlnl to be done to 1m- body ol graos roots backing" bonsl. prove education 1D Ol!lo." for improvements In the educaKnbacb Speob OUt Krabacb advised u8Dclatlon Uonsl program. '11>e reply was Knbaeh "ld that "what tbe membera against aceulve crll- oUence. Grand, Petit Juror List~, are Drawn August 23·!5 "A DISTANCE TRUMPET" (Technicolor ) Troy Donohu~ Susan Pleshe tte COMING '' ADVANCE TO THE REAR " Gl£' n fo r d August 30 . Se-ptember 1 Walt Disney's ..MOON SPINNERS .. Septemb•r 4 thru Sept. 9 Large Crowd ELBERFELDS AUGUST "BANKING Temperatur~s MAIL IS JUST THE MOST!" • Around And About Middleport •' I :!l SWIVEL~·~·t .Ro . c· . ..,. . KE...R ·"It's so quick and easy ... saves you time, travel and parking problems .•. and you can avoid going out in nasty weather. Moreover, you can bank by mail at any hour, any day, through your nearest mail· box. Try it!" · ~. : i ' . . - . . ·. ! - ~'€· .;.'f' -. Ask us for free banking-by-mail forms .!2S!l!Y• We P(/y 3% Interest On Saving• Pomeroy National Bank Dad, Mom, Son, Da:ughter Are Team in Supply Fir~ "ember Federal Reserve System Me_mber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Serving Meigs County for over 90 years POMEROY - RUTLAND • Plan Platform In Image of e POLE LAMPS ...... -.. · ...... $4.99 ... e SOFA BEDS .... · .. .. ......,. $55.00 e P_LATFORM ROCKER .. ;...... $34.50 . STEAK HOUSE • conoN MAmESs ........ $9.95 Washer-Dryer e 2 PCE. LIVING ROOM SURES $99.00 e 4 PCE. SECTIONAL ...... · ·.. $199 e ADMIRAL AIR CONDIUONER $99.95 $399· 00 ~:· 8 COSCO DESK UNITS .. · .. • $19.95 Speed Queen AUTOMATIC · AMANA Workers end ' 1-Day Wildcat ' Mr. Johnson ,. r 1!:' · · .r • flo.,.. o/ tlae ' ' · f•llalou . '\ A btautlflll allmllnt • I . ' mr.d In 'IINf · .,.lon ft.l nt-llr- waJ.ttflallh .... . '' HAMIL TON AUTOMATIC Washer, reg 289.95 • Dryer, reg. 239.95 15 CU. FT. BOTH FOR·ONLY · · · · ~99~00 REFRIGERATOR Rog. .$!195 .. .. Shrine Club Mrs. Nease, 63 Dies Friday ·SANDWICH $489·00 BAKER FURNITURE Onllr ly Phone And T....... Home WYUG2 MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' . ' . ' '., ... ' ' . ·.\ ' .I . . ..' ... r -~ '· \. } '":-.) • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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