http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/99119ae2826a9b37e603abca2df39203.pdf 93db6be487f29ac250a884433e85e11a PDF Text Text 8 Dally Sen!Jnelc!omeroy-Mlddleport, 0., July 3, lt&S Patriotic Theme Is Carried Out In Decorations At French Home ' . . InstallatiOn Of Officers Held By Council NOW YOU KNOW s-~· ..4,., liM · For Mr•• &ui.nder• ' Save All of Your Sales Slips fsom Elberfelds In Pomeroy I Funeral aervtcee for ' M r a. Mary Saunclera, who . ....t4ed with her daughter and 11011 - lD ; Mr. and Mrs. Jolin zertlo, held Wednesday altenooa at the Rawlings and Coati 1!'11Home with Rev. Malrvla Dowson officiating, en tit\ Amerlaoa Jlevolatloury ..,. Jokn l'aul JeMo _., lleld lliiiY rank blper lbao Qllt ol <IP' IBIII Ia lbe u.S. Na•y. They are valuable! Bring them in any time and have them added. Cloted All D1y, Thuncl1y, July 4th. SHOP FRIDAY 9 AM to 5 PM and SATURDAY 9 AM to 9 PM ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . . COLUMBUS - Officials saki today they expect more than 1,000 dairy cattle from Ohio I and surqounding states to be ex- ~ hlbllod at the state fair Aug. :U·Sept. 2. I They said prizes lor dairy 1 cattle will total $37,1166. Show dates for various breeds are as !ollows : Ayrshire, Aug. 28 and !2; !!.own Swiss, Aug. Tl and !8; Guernsey, Aug. 27 and 28; Holstein, Aug. 28 and 29; Jersey, Aug. 28 and 28; Milking Shorthorn and Red Poll, Aug. 1 SALE STARTS FRIDAY, JULY 5th 9:00 A.M. Death Toll Lower Than Predicted !0. About Middleport WOMEN'S SHOE.S CONNIE$ ••• HER HUGGER$ CHARM STEP ••• KIDS ($ho• Dlspleyed on Racks For Easy Selection) AT HARTLEY & BENNETT SHOE STORE You can choose a Keepsake Diamond Rinr with complete confidence, for the famous Keepaake guaJ"antee gives written proof of a perfect center diamond, or replacement assured. $350.00 $100.00 A. BELFAST B. ALIE E!=-:::7 * ,.. ...... ,....._..r... ~ ll.o,coo.U.pito ...... ......_ Keepooka Ringo Priced to Fit Every Purse John Vroman of SUnbury ASK '1'0 WED with his parents, Mr. and PT. PLEASANT - George Mrs. John Vroman Saunday In . Frank Brown, 76, Gallipoha, Middleport while Mr!. Vroman Oh1o, and Martha Carolyn Keels and son, John Howard, visited Currie, 54, Galllpo~ with her father Ernest Covert made application Ill a mar- and family of rlage license in the office of Mr. and Mrs. James Cristhe County Clerk. well and daughter, Dianne, re. turned from a visit with relapreSided at the punch bowl. lives in Chicago, Ill. Guests were Mass ~na How. Miss Farie Erlewine and ell, Mrs. C. F. Hibbs, Mrs. Lucy Gregg spent SaturKlem, Mrs. James Euin Charl$ton wher th le1, Mrs. Mildred Ziegler, M.rs. with Mrs. Gregg~ d:JRobert C. FISher, MISS Nma Karen Sue Gregg who Russell, Mrs. David C. Miller ;. at~nding Morris Harv~y ColPomeroy • Mrs. Don Sunday they were guests Mrs. Ver?on Weber of Mr. and Mrs. Michael OhMary Elizabeth Chapman of Nelsonville. Mrs. Wilham l!amm, Mrs. Mrs. Paul Smart is the guest bert Coats, Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, of her daughter and famU Mrs. Edgar Reynolds, Mrs. the Rev and Mrs Georg Lewis Smith and Miss SaljY dall and' children cd Plat~OO:g. Schaaf. She plans to accompany them to Denver, Colo., by plane. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Horden Columbus visited thil week with the latter's sister and brother • In - law, Mr. and Mrs. Garen Stansbury. They 'emrou1ie home after a vacation In Williamsburg, Va. L. R. Larkln of the Riverview Garden Club, will guest speaker on the garclub radio program ToesJuly 9· on the Coffee Hour WMPO. Portsmouth st I White, Bone, Black Mesh, Whlle Mesh VALUES TO 9.95 eFLATS Colors In soft Ieath· ers - white, two- tones, beige and sage brush. 87 Values to 9.95 3'' SAVE COOLERS AS MUCH AS FEATHER LIGHT - - - - - - - - - - - ' . 12 - - - - - - - - LIVING ROOM SUITES ~:C~IONAL LOUNGE CHAIRS 0 eSTRIPES eBEIGE CHARM STEP • HIGH H~ELS eMEDIUM HEELS eSTACKS ellUES • e FLATS Values to 3.99 Wblte, Bone, Two-Tones --- PO< ·Lit., 16 QT. LINOLEUM RUGS KEDS .and PARIS FASHION CANVAS ·5''· $78,363 Worth Of ANNOUNCE BIRTH Mr. and Mra. Eugene SinJth of Middleport are llnnouncing the birth of a daughter June 16 at Holzer Hospital, named Cynthia Ann. She has two brothers, Timmy and Johnny. Grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Lincoln Smith of Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, Sr., of Bradbury, ' .4'' Baker Furniture Is Moving To ANew Location FURNITURE, APPLIANCES and FLOOR COVERINGS Will Be Sold Now MEDIUM lind LOW HEELS eHIGH HEELS e MEDIUM HEELS REMOVAL SALE 70 HEEL HUGGERS Sale! CONNIES and PARIS FASHION - $148 L:::.·$69.01 YALUI-- WITH SQUADRON 311 Robert J. Hawley, 'aviation electrician's mate second claas, USN, son of Mrs. Lola M. Hawley of Union Ave., Pomeroy is oervlng with Patrol Squadron 30 at the Naval Air Stalion, .Jacksonville, Fla. MasoN Dt'i\1 e·In IN VA -•"Y• • 117 1 17 3~~ . ., ' A~~ S~Lf:S f,,~At~<·, '·· ' ..,..1 i Above Are Just An Example Of Some Of Th1 a.rgelns You Will Find At Baker Furniture During OUR REMOVAL SALEI Buy on The Easiest Tarms BAKER FURNITURE ' . ' ' l. r . ,..... • .. ·~ TONIGHT Ruth Leuwertlt !Iaiii Holt ''THI TIA, PAMILY~ ---. . ' ~ .' ..m••r the Date (Color,) Bob Ball Fralllde .RIJ · ~r::."~:: ru.~ a Prl. ~uly 4ol Elvil PruleY Ia •tciD OALARAD" (Color) ' -and. Gwrse llonlf011ler7·111• Thurt. . Friday,July s, ' 1,. . ' ,/f.T . . At 9:PQ ~ AM1,;,, .. '}. •'., �_...t.n==Y~S~tn=tl.:::~~l,.:Po.::m.::ero~,..Middleport, July ·~. 0 ., liiU , 31, 1:30 1. m.; Lunge Point "" I State ~rd D;d Yo~ Know That ••• n t.ung Bottom ' River Report linea i:=::o! ~~so~. ~~ ~~~ I Gets Athens' up 34, 11,35 p. m.: JaliO I ~a-••-.-e---,.-3-.,-.G-a-lllpo-lls 1 1~h~nd34do~~~/·.~; aAI~t4-! School Issue -.m 18.1, 13.0, runnmg I feel ' ' · ,. ,, News, Events . ' Colllntl .., Mr. lnd Mrs. 0. .• ,I JThese.Perfed,' Creen-Gold /Jelen· Ht!lp Us/ une Days Are"lnspirinD' • \ , . • ~ . oo rollers. Pomeroy · Mason Golllpollo llano Pa~n COLUMBUS _ A recommen- ' car Babcloclr ...,. Mr. and Mra. BY I!LANCHE M. RASUNB week! And mulllply $200 by 53 . . ly Hel ... lotte! ll.fG, Pt Pleasaot out, Hmton down U5 _P· m.; Roberl W. dation to set up 0 new looai /Undaey LYQns lnd Ulah Swa~. j JUNE • _ Jl ever 1 uw /1 don't happen to, at the mo- j .Ill follmg, Kanawha f'alls 1.53 Lea down 4.55 p. m.; Cni. D••· .school district In Athens Coun- Tuppeno Plains, Mr. lnd Mra. perfecl old d i 11le!ll· rl.sln&, Charlestoo _IU7. Lon- enport up 8·30 p. m.: Bingo up ly will be considered MQilday iMarloo Riggs, Alhe!IJI, Mr. and these In~~ H ; LeiiiiO repeat_ 1 am :--~-----------------' don , MA!rmot and Wmf1eld dom' 12 25 a. m; Pat Murphy down by the state Board o1 Educa- •Mrl. c. w. Taitt. Little HocJr. Have you no~ced ,!\.t'~ lantJ.;Jabor. But 1 am SAi'ETY'S SAlE ,day atopo al eaclt plaee. TbiJ · 2 l5 a. m. · '"'""'on the Sills lion at Its monthly meeting. mg, Asenath Tracy, P011i'4!1'0y, the sunlll!ht how 11 contrll!ls 80 11avor of C!OIIIIIICII! - · Dear Mra. Sotlel: aren't the lypl we'd 1Dv118, 1M . lloal mo•omen" ' ' K h1 Rlv · ' David Rigp NJacara FaU. N JUlin 1y ·,.jth 11 he !' plain common sense How come w can't ahoot off even 10 we could lab lreiJW • Olllo River- Ferdinand down onow or --: Olive~ 1 E. E. Holl, public lnalructlon Y. and Judy RIJIII. ' . .. I, a , t lfMII? A IOII'Ce commodi , In and lkyroekell Ql1 bared lllhey didn't brine 1bt1r . 13 4·3tJ a m . Capuun Harri· Shearer up Marmet 5 20 am., superintendent made the ree- j v· ·u Mr nd '-'- • - June a A Butlllrl, OUt All 1). I)' fth when thev aliool oil d... lwo Doblmlalll ..;;.. ..~ .ij, l4 •. 3·20 P. m.. , Eu•ene Bob Bentor down Marmet 5 30 ommenot.tioil ~pon tbe bails o( PI lSI ng M . I ..., mM.-... _,De ver" as the "'"'I runa In "Ok· lny areu. .. ..... tom',__,_ ' nd ~~~: - ,,_ ....... ~_._ _.,.::r! " a tn . UttJe Edward p W erce were r. •JIU n . n- lahoma Ill ~ ••uu a VUUlWIII' a .. up ...,. wuu ~ • .._, WOQd up 1( HO a. m.; Dis· · ·. . u '"· a study 'f the northw.stern por· ver Corll1 llld Mr. and Mrs. ' · I DID YOU ever see 111 IIYI!D IIIII tlllllp 1111 old llallon ..,... &me Ill llie.:·· potcher up 14, I a m : Nation· ~:! 3w\~t'ld"'g~200. F. Shearer lion of the crunty whleh the Harrv Boardman, Columbus, Do you ouppoae lhla aheer door blown atfT I hnpa you lilt yoar? My Did teliJ dop 'bate cltiidNn. OUr chiJd. al down 14. 6 a. m . Chippewo Chns dow: WiniieJ·Im.S : · ~- hoard had ordered. Mr. llld Mro. H*rt NeweU, beaut)' In Nature Ia r.t'gely the or do." But In my early dlya bOw mucb fwllhly liNd ren tlclo'l lllltlll'llalld WI. • up !5. fi·l 5 a m.; Franklm · · Holt proposes that lbe new Chester, Mr. and .Mrs. Robert ,re&IQil yrung people 10 r~nnlna teaching here, 1 ataytd to have, but_all we're allowedil'a a t:OIIIlallt 11n1q1e Pierce down l6. 1 a m · \. E. diStrict be comprised of all the ' White, Keno llld Mr. and Mn. <not Walt) to the nearft! C!Otirl Mno. Fonnle Mayea Ql1 So. Third to do ill Hclil apartlera.-TIR- them apar1. Naturally, llle dW Dykes up 17 · 2·40 I . m.; IUm. . territory of Nelsonville C 1t y Larry Cortls and Tammy Sue. houoe and preacher? St., 1 lovely ·llndfldy II tvlr OF TAME F0tiiiTK8 clop (recl*tttred, with a 11itnf . ~' down 18 · ~' 20 P 55m.; c v. 'School District Glouster Ex- Calling on Mr. llld Mr1, 0.- Indubitable that's tile ma~n l lhere one. . 'fl!'etl: of cbampl1111 In thtlr 1tDt llld S:ner down 1_9, 8' ~- m ; empted Village Dtslrict and the vid Yates were Robert and reason. It'• j. sort ot IWeet I came home frqm ochool "Silly IIIIINra" like "We "muclt tOo vlluablt to 1ft iiJI C alv.r up 20, 4.20 1· m. , A. V. Buchtel . York and Jackson· David Yates, Cambrltlae, 0 .. frenzy lmpoaed by all thla doy and she'd rully bad yru to crow up with aU aut Irani") muat be kepi In 111e hr s Jr .. and Mr Chris up 20, ' E 1 ed H pi'·l ' Trimble Local Districts Van Torrence, Mr. and 1\lrt. outdoor beauty !llrrow eiiCipe- htd turned llncen. hindi llld eyea" baclr yard, 10 our lddt, 1lllo e a. m.. Shurly up 21. t2 10 n., OS ~ • • • Wayne l'l'lnce • Mr · CpaC~ ' ' . oven ' s•-~ ........ aw~ •or • won't do ' --' wlU IIIey? So 1 IUW ... ~~~~~ -- ......~·He said the Chauncey Dover -, 1 ' II u&& ... ,.._..., -.-~ 1· m: p · H· J ohnson up 21 · Among those who entered Exempted 1Mary Pierre, NeD Blake llld 1 I betclta I've heard at leaot lbrlof minute, THEN Ill v Ilia the I' juat ho .. to oay, "Sorry, too, get pushed out of their plaJ . 6 30 a m · Eastern down 22: , Holler hospital over the holiday should be transferr~e 151~c1' Ernest Weber. ' l2 or 15 wedding parties fD stove. With 1 blnt, tht oven IUe'l llke that." - H. · IJ'(IUndl. . 00 IHO 8 · m.; Raymond Salve~ were T Gaynard Ghrisl, 143 : Athens Cit School . . • Janet BIJS.ll has employ· Ijoyously clattering down our •Imply exploded, threw Helen: · u the dolt tnap II IIW' lddt up 22 · 3 301 ~ ' Peggy Down· Second Ave .. Mrs. Charles G. High sch!ol charlo~·:~·~:~ ,mental Batolle Memorial lnstl- own 3nl St. tere in the past Ioven door clear out Into My mother It a Jrtll fan of lilt klda are blamed lot ey down 22 , 5.35 ~ m.. Fre'"'Hamilton, 631 Fourlh Ave., Mrs. ter Jackson • Trimbl lute. Columbus. _threo or four weeks. , ,kitchen. Mother So ll Ylll prilll thla 'Inti" them. Thay mllll t liNp . berger down 22, 6.45 1 · m.: Lena M Day 86 Pine St Mrs , ' . . • an Ross Mollohan and family, , white ond shaken, had know llhe'U read it. Silo Ill a lnolde 1 """'1. -··"· · Jerry Bosworth down 23, B5 Eihel 's .Knotts, 803 ., Third ChaunL't'Y . Dover dlstncts were ,Barberton. 0.. were visiting I I ~e loot tract, almost, of ' ately stepped llltle. pod mother and always bed • .,.... u:-"' Clll a "· m.; Valvo line down Greenup .~ve .. Robert L. Condee, Jr . 434 :~v~~~ec~~:!le~ t~~ ye~ ar;;.r !Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Larkins. :o ~~ ma~ed ~ ~ho lsn'l - ! But thl!rt wao aomethlnc hiJ. me how mucb allo lovea mainor_~·:::~::::::· 1 0 l ·lO · m.; Ellshl Woods up 'Lariat Dr., Mrs. Dan J. Web- partment personnel ucalon · , Janet and Sharon Frank ore ven'• :.~~re 'wYnot, fev· ,artous abrut It In oplte of bulahe let It ollp tonlghl <011\'ertiatloa Ia dop Our .,. 1 21 • J.!I(J ' · m; Ravenswood up ster, 238 First Ave., Paul E. i Holt said that of lhe ·l visitmg relatives at Cincinnati. • · da'11•t aometllllll makes me do ltavea the minute they llli1Yt · ' Facemire, 3 Garfield Ave.. 1ftve school districts would de- J1m Caruthers, Canton Is Notice 1o aU city dads, urban i Far 11 that'• concerned, the CU.~, TGnlibl I liked ber and 1 would too 11 I lmn lEAL ESTATE jRonald K. VanSickle. Rt. 2•rive many benefts th h f•pendmg aeveral weeks with planners and their ilk _ You saw a whole hnuoe go up In dldnl sht do them, and they were eomlng - ~ Gallipolis, Mrs. Russell D. TaY- •organizalion "W1 bel~oug ~~ , Mr. an<i Mrs. Marvin Marks. :mlghl as well keep on buDding name down home Whon lb said, "Becauae I've 101 you This year ~ IIIIIOUileed IN POMEROY E:Jght room ;lor, Rl. 2 Gallipolis. Rita G. lreor anlzatl~n 1 e ev~ a Gene Riggs is attending No-l ever m~ achnul rooms, open daughter of lhe houae do them lor me." their flnot house. l bedroom• and bath. :Brown, Vinton, Virgil K. Cross, !his garea M 8 lmpera~lve . 10 tiona! Guard camp near Cleve- :up more housing, more swim- to put a lltUo Jl1lll powdlr In Helen, doea this mean aU she way Ina wu on. I h ,t Jar~ lot. Good loooUon out of Rt. I Vu1ton, Thomas R. King, •h' h sch 1 a compre enSive land, 0. ming pools, more stores sell· rq, pooh It up the chimney me for Ill to do chorea, ...,;, smu 11 we ean I bllh wote•. Call WY 2· -· 801 27th St .. Pt. Pleasant, Arth· ,m~de av~aJ~":":r:• to ~e Mrs. Harry Newlun a n d ling baby cabe - well, you see ,lo clean It out, llllht II - You and wao she laking when she auppoaeto ~~~~·~b ~do you Y ~ ==-:=-=---=--&~I07U::.c:._ ur A. McCov, Henderson. w. 1c"'t to the elector 1 ., ~sonade i Sandra are visiting Mr. and what I meon, doncha'? iguessed it, a pile of 8Jhea In oald she loved me? She worb them leaa FOR SALE - Two bedrooll' Va., Russell 1. Fields, Now Ha• e, • sal · Mrs. Romey White, Chillicothe. I hour or two. sJx daya 1 wtolt, 10 IIIUO&IIbe clop? Altar 11"II 8 0 bOI•!O Beaulllul Birch kltoh von, W Va ., (expired!. Elmer THREE ARRESTED Alice Roberts, who has been !. LOOKING AROUND -Talk· I don't know why I'm on this tired, but I have a lot to d,o ed wllh ba~ ' With : . ' : ' : 10 eo. automatic sao neat. 164~ A. Reed, Front St., Middleport, The Ohio St visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. J . Car- 1 g Wllh Francis (Daffy) An- ,lire binge while slttJnc here eapeclaUy whea ac1too1 II h ••• IJ!oGoln Helpl8. CaU J o h r M. Bert Babl•. 41M So. Fiflh St., ed three M ~te Patrol arrest- ter, returned to Nitro, W. Va. derson up town and he tellmg ·fronl or a fan, levven's sake. on and l have to study. edardly be for two out..il> B...tlnllr. WY 2-5127 l-19-tt• !Middleport, Mrs. Mory Ebers- dents over 1 ~ liS county_ res•· Lewis Cozart, Lorain, spent [me that aon Tommy of tbe But I just aot to thlnkin& H abe seea lhla In the poper, IYIQilllen - HOPEFUL FOil. SALE : 5 room houseand bach, 218 Main St., Pomeroy, ing Thomos ~.~~~·d;;, r:;'~~t the weekend with Nellie Cozart. , ~ S. Air Force IS now statiOn- that ov~n door whizzing acrosa maybe It will do SOIIIIthllla- Dear ,Hopeful: btilh newly llecorated gas Mrs. Chari., E. Lewis, Jr., 'pori cited to Gain i· 1 e- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Burton, i 10 New H1mpahlro - the Mrs. Ms kitchen and of the Jl1lll TWELVE-YEAR OLD ONLY Yru U dllcover, H you ..., "-ling. Full ba"'me~l. Lo- Pomerov Star Rl, Mrs Johnnie July' 19 for speed· :r."~ c~r~ Columbus, opent the woekond i ~ders:ns recently had • trip powder houso fire "Down . !~ p,laylnJ the pally, 11111 cal:ed 123 Hudson Street .M. Wolfe, Wellston, George A. ham 44 Rt 2 ' i ' r lwllh Mr. and Mrs. Wayno 1 roug. the Carollnll! whore Homo.• llNr U: .... typa people Dlef Micldlaport Pr•ce MOOtJ ~n> Harper. Wellston texplredl . in G~lli 'olis ·. i ~ ne. lodged Prince. ,son Keith has been •• college Your mother milht weD won- chance their lll......co but 1101 qUire 0111; Hotel,' ,Miss Helen L. Wlneka, Rl. I two "II my daqbter rully their pononiiJIIH. The cltlld·' 0}a~r~: ch:~fed on Mr. and Mrs. Zero Pi..-ce lthe past 00year - He'o now In MY FAVORITE and all 6 1 uc South Point, Mrs. William F. to~icaled and no o~r 1 ~ ·~- were visltin& Jacob Van Met- ~~sh\~ • D. C. - and "DII· definition of humor me, wouldn't abe Volllft. wiD be more of 1 prabltm lhu ' __ __ Sooger, lronlon, Charles S. cense and Chari a or 1 . 1" er, Portland. Y a sunbur_ned juat from lhe Ia the frank enjoyment ol to do the dllhH lltltead o1 tllelr doflt, eventually, lnd w111 . Rice, Dayton, Mrs Minnie K. 25 Rt 2 Racine ~t!· t H~rriS, Mrs. Harriett Bryant and Wind while driVmg - Lois Cun- Imperfect." I I!Jess 11 fits off?" Why tlclo'l you let yourself ill for lhla tlnd _ ANT~D TO _!lENT . Griffin, Ashland, Ky., Craig A. poi18 ~o~rt today lor 0 •Ill: daughter~ are visiting relatives ninghsm and I talking gardena above even tbQilch either over yaur lhm of tba of thine when a few weiJ.ehoo. SIX or 8 room home. Prefor Riley. Ravenswood, W. Va .. 1ator's license no oper- ,at Michigan. - A~d Lob says she cans ev- lcould have been m011 serious hooaework- without belnc beg- en words could lind lhent padfarm or out. Reaponolble bus- [Mrs. Paul W. Butcher, Rl. 2 · Patriria and David Smith eryl~mli m the boo!< from as to life and limb. ged, and atop tli'OI'I')IIn, aboat lag to the llelll vaeatiCIII otopf; I""-• mon. Charleston. Ph. Ripley, W. Va., and Mrs. were visiting Mrs. Edna Stew- the1r • on Gravel Hill - All of the a..- a tired mother atvea They may need yw, bul )'Ill .19111. 1 27 8tp [George A. Grimm, Eleanor, W. art and A B. Kibble, Reeds· a sudden here we 're wallo*lng I NOW RAVE the party slo- to a queatlon that ahouid lll!VIr dQn'l need them!- _H, va. ville, o. In green beans ond waterme~ gon for the G.O.P:a ror 1964. been aoked. - H. This column 1a dldleated 11 _,_________ I Blrlbo Dora Pierce Is spending " Ion at our place - brught ot a "Gel In the Swim With Helen: flllllly Hvfnl. 10 If you're haYMUSICAL Instruments Mrs. Belin R. Worrix. Rt. 2 eek with Mr. and Mrs. Elmo local slore, let me hasten to water." Come to think of We have former nefsbbora m, kld lrcluble or Just pllltl McArthur, dau1htor, 12 ,57 p.m. ·_Pierce, Lorain. Iadd - But home gardena are tho, it Isn't 10 hot. Dear who vlalt ua eac1t year Ql1 their trouble, ltl HellO YOU. · •• FUR, SALE · 3tr..tivoriol!l VJo. Thursday. Mrs. Hobart W. Wll· , Tress Swain b a patient •t coming '"' a-Hying - I had era, think one up and send way to and from IIJelr IAIIIIIIllr Silo . wiU a11o welcl!me y'our •· I'll, Good oaajo. Reasonable son, Jr., W Fourth Ave., son, St. Joseph Hospital, Parkers- home grown Letart cabbap re- In -You never know what vaeoUQil apot. Actually, their o11111 lllllllilll ~ :Ad· s ••c . C...~. Dest•r, Ohio 12,30 a. m. Thursday. Mrs. Everett Turner visited S ,t>ura, W. Va. cently - Now ~ho'li come. oo happen. "YIIeaUtin apot" to a tour tJI al drea Jleltlll Botlll Ia care , fl . ' 5 15 Uc Michael Ellsworth Whalen, 2228 day with hla father D Tuun. Mr. and Mra. Dave Yates, with the very fll'st tomatoes- 1 jWit found a NixQn batlon ~~=-!lrl~end=•~·~wl=th:.:t:-ro-~::::our-~lhla=-===~iOii;;i,l&ll.;.lt ., Mt. Vernon Ave., Pl. Pleasant. er ' an r ell Blake and Mr. and Mra. lot ,us know · - Helen Reyn- here beloncJnc 1p C.P.H. Itlf 0 ' INSTRUCTIONS daughter, 7:S7 p. m. Wednes- j Dye BaD nd ehlld . , llerbert Swan attended the old,. (Mro. Will~ blue and pink IIY• "I'm For Nixon." And 1 ...__ _ day. Mrs. Gerald Garfield Bun· and Bill or"Toled rtn, Alice Arnott reunion ot Rock" hydrangeas a lovely slaht from lot of good lbat did any of us - - - - - - - - - - lrier, Ravenswood, W. Va., son, doy din;er ue 11 °f ~re SUn- Springs. Ihere - 1 Clll ooe them from with squada of Kennedya -~ u. J, CIVIL SERVICI TESTSI IIU3 a. m. Wednesday. Mrs. Mr 1 d Mg "G." ; sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hoyman my front porch since Joon ing ,abrut right under the "•~Womf,D, INa. l'-rt bil- •• 1101.. Harold Jeffers, no" Pleasant n nd ~~ ne oung. .00 Klmie Jo and Jane Bissell, White ~ out her badge Nixon rany•a DOlt .li~:,, l~ll 00 ~!"""· ~.,••• ,, tr•lnlnt untli /Ridlfe 1 ' Thor Carsey Columbus Mr. and Mrs. David •nd Joan s lawn looks 10 pret· "We've Go tUgh Pomeroy dauahter and 'c~~"ld .,..__., nuuaand, ar Jobl opeD. • ' a ' I ren IJ)ellt the week' ty with Its 1 ba ..1nr~"!IIIU011 ..,..... "'""'' •••n.,...,, rau 11 :15 1. m. Wednesdoy. Mrs. end In Dayton ,_11 . M Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Joe BIJ· recent ace lUting ppened ·at Albina 11 on • • · MluJ•• requl~ H I Y,. IRI r ..e mowed" d know j ust u N'··· 11 nd Ray Col eman were 1the 1luul lll•nM. Wrlt. TODAY ,fivJ0 1 name . aro d T. Stewart, 54M Waler and Mrs Carl Kn " -& •mn, new ~AV~I'I ' trlbl puU.. 1 Mr. !e a ::!11,~ .nd pho••· l.Jncoln servll'!e. St., Pt. Pleasant, son, 2:53a.m. ,and M ·J . ICe y, · visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hank sman ever,creens tastefully ed out. "We Were Thin n lf , •L. The D•u, lentil••'· P•mto· rs. umor Ash and Mrs. H Iter placed _ Ruth •be ·•·ch lbll 1 look · In Order To Better Strve Femllln Moving . ,~""· Wednesday. Beryl Wyatt o . . "' r.... for our family to go DlocbartJed Dinner ~Is S nd Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Larkins and so~ Gregory here for her way back to '"~ , . INSURANCE Patienll discharged over the and Mrs. f..ck ay of were vlsltlnti Mr. and Mra. Vir· mothers birthday - Ruth Tyler Too" lnd t!OIIII rlcht To Meigs co·unty, end Aid Them In Flndlne :KiiNsoN 81 -holiday incl.Mr&. Mary M~ and Mrs. Lonnie H.;:,• ~ gil Wamsley, Cheshire. lives In Buokhlnnon, W. Va., down to ''Keep ~I Willi Coctl-11 1 1 ' mpson lnsur•nre Jer, Mrs. EuJene Chester, San· Mrs Weallha Clar ~orne of the Forrts1 Bachtels' ldge" and I even have 10 A home or Apertment We Would Ub An Acency, ln. All forms of In dra Shearer Mrs. Eilts Hack· M~ and M k_. JUST TOO IIIUCR Alma Mama" W. Va. Wesley Landon sunOo..., slowed awa '::;n... Jim Johnson and ney, Mrs. Wllliam Poling. Mrs. of c;,;lumbua rs.ntB~I Wlll~ms RICBMOND, England <VPil- an - And lime now for .fresh "Arnone My Souvenln." y 0 " 01 ond Horry Moroholl wu fined two ehOfl'y and nspbeny pie, to I llear a JOUII >rok!e NYint . Simpson. Asents. .Mory Ebenbach, Fern Howell, vloitin • M ape Meigs Countl1111 Thet Heve Rontel Propo~ I I Uc Mrs. W. B. ln&les and Infant ·wuua!s r. and Mrs. 81 m j>ounds tiUOI Thursday for doing be rapidly succeeded by black- "Who waa All Lllldon, ' -;;Rl;ot .~~..-::-;:las::u=a:--:-.,-,:1...,=,- daughter, Mrs. Ruth Claar, . Mrs. Goldie Jew,ell of ··Cot whit over, buo rid.. ohamo berry and early peach C!ODI..,. way?" My anaWel', "Sic lra!lliil/1 ly To Complete Tho Followfnt Form SO. • ._,..,. ftr ,..., ,......., Mrs. Forrest llcarberry, Mrs. umbus vloited Mra Orb· about. Ilona. · gloria mundl,") 111141 - - ....... Theodore Coiellllln, · O.lmar Siout and Mrs Av Gilt a A Judge convicted Marohall of . When llld J1 our sproul &ell PIIMt 1ft WCII Gornes, Mrs. William Mudock, cently. · 1 ey ~ throwing a stone lhroqh tho win· IS TO LAUGH _ Jl . •taln 1o N. Yawk, he vows ht't Thet We ~Y Cetelog .•nd.·Furnlsh Local ROU . James Riley Lois Clagg John M M dow of • bua !hot p111ed him up · mmy ICIIIDB hold up to tha J'lcrldll/1 IE Trailer Insurance. FuU Thompson, Mrs. Faye ' Cain, urn rs. ary Woldgert of Col- aller he had waited 20 minutes lloff.tl, head of one of tho moat/window '"' "Today" lbla comprebenolve coveraee SID. Mrs. Thelma Napper Chester I bus •pent Friday alternonn ot a atop.powerful union blocs In . thlo JrlnJ lloian "Baclr to ChemiMr of· Commerce., etc. A per 11000 eoverop Barnes· ' IV th Mrs. Francet~ Young III!!TURNI m BCJ:NE land - • · 'Qu c1r Slmpsoe lnau 1 · ~ Duhl. H. E. Shoemaker, Mrs. Mr and Mrs Bob Alktr. . • .... , •• , whether to aak 1 I er with O.wey and BrlclcMitldleport. ~ ;~ !-~ncy, Margaret Mourning, Mro. J . son, .Ray, ope~t Friday • . : ALEBSANDRIA, Italy <UPil- for 1 rolse for hla tzoo.OO a tr." He wu 10 Y,lll'll old Listing Of Rentels, . 5 29 io Roy Bartlett, Mro. Harry Cral>- with Dr and Mrs Do Gibson Racoordn CavaiJI, II, wu ar- week teamsters - A teaiDiter the lime of Dewey's "Run _._ - - - - _____ . ~ tree, Mrs. Carol Pierce, Mrs. J. In Port . 0 th • n rested Thurlday on cltargeo of .h ' the ftosea," 10 you - how STQP. Compore prices before F. Healy, Mrs. H. o. Whitlatch, Mr •: u · . bUI'IIilrtzilll tbe tpBrlment or now, ~11 wife and two child· gans stick. bll)'ing insurance. Ingels ln- 1 Mrs. R. J. Blaine, Timothy visit~ a su,!;· ~lm:.:~ Judge Teoiltot o AraJMttl, who ;!~r ~:.".:! :zer ~1 :\·~ ~ Send your1 In today. We 1 • IUTIDCt Atency, 37S Poar1 1Rrush, Brent Eastman, l!lrs. C. H., with Mr. and Mrs lllii.~ Jlilod ~lm rl<:ellll;y for all<llhtr all, he will be fu the br ?,... Wall It earerly, St. , Middleport, Olno. Phone ,Cecll Barnes, Mrs. Bon Ballard, ard Landaker · theft. of v Prea ,1 of bug .,:k• Also any !lOW ''SWJIIllf" WY 2-2472. 7 I 6tp I Mrs. Andrew DeCoy, Jerry L. Mrs Vinq Lee called Ql1 h 0~ BRUISES man~ ton ievel lawyer"I dn,!• may have conjured up· by now. M•'Jier Gr~e Wh1·•- W"llam · er ~ERIA, Italy (VPil-Truck-- "--•t deJa LEGAL NOTICE ' ' •• r w, • mother, Mrs. Kate WU1011 sUD. · · . lors,' and< professors and •allied "'"' Y· _ _ _ . _ I Marting, Mrs. J. C. Henderson day. · "~brDfiO. Vtlltliam ·••· jobs, jobe that tab yeara and CORIIECTJON TO lui eoJ. j•nd Infant daughter and Mro. Mr and Mrs· Tom Sa- of. celh L,Ol' Y brutlll Thurldoy plies of money to prepare lor umn - the magnoiJa at tile ••· '"" . Hun t • nd Inan f I son. • visited . her siJter"•Mr w ~en ~h truck crashod IIJrou"" . Pe•· .,_noes .,.,.._ II K~t•'• or ALa:n T N. aENoa. o.. AI vm FJorida ll'l ... I lid ..... ~ ...... '"' ....... I Amoal ....... lnd Mrs. ~• ' • ter Hender!lon ' re-• line a ..... onv teacher•• Ia nearer fO fell ···"'otlc• t• h•••by fiv•" til•t R . . • and urtled 1 godICl'OIII I railroad Ulf Ia . Do you know of ...., ....., t•· n• ~~~ n. r.u,, !IUav•Ylu!· R. ::.. , AccordlnR to the midmaht r• cently. , ... _ P W1 wr • e lo i)Ust ~o make • eomPirllon who footer u lilted. It'l one of the ~aua Pott uulc• •ddr ..•1port of the nursing deporbnent • ..... au 351 feet below. late lfl the money al -..00 a largest around th- .,....., _ ... •-' I1 T ·• 4en(j . O."'nt•. Jlo"'eror. Ohio. b•v• ......,, auu ~:~~, 4 111 ' •ppet•'-d E:iecutor• of lhe ; those patient~ who were listed Wal aU Jn bloom for tbe pi••'- a r of lllber1 N. Brnt:~l dena•t:d 1 • . I """' ~·~ ur "'•'•• ceunty. or.1o: wrote of. 1as fair meluded John L. Jeffera, ~ ..~~~. 1 -J.:~i:nof July IKJ. Mrs. Lena Dtly, J11mea Gentry, ~ I note the niapollai,;ln~:::/1 ~!'d,. ol u.. Problt• court 11Herbert Chalmben, Mra ft~~o~~~ i Syr1cuse hive ·•101ft•• County Ohlo ' "I ___'~_.;.':'':: o" )Howell, Mrs. Ho~el MIUer, Ottle JNI<UM 11JE frolh wlnler'a blowa anti ar. 111 ueoL •••'-• 1McGraw, Mrs. Erneot Limbert, OO·rT-~tMSELI' bloom DOW. tee~ ~... 1 •..~~~~· -~i·-· · d1¥iH. . , '•••· jMiss Mayme Berridge, Mrl. 1 IH\otM V'\1. ~e "'Nnu About au the *inter .......,. l.m....l • 'Ill fl tretw 1 •nd 1Ml1n1 ol Loui HoM loll.. Y.,. ••rrDWI, .... 11 •hoi• relf. ' l s Thoma•, Victor Knlght.l MAN I<NEWA l!lJJnoiU are also reeov-'.. 11"- •re unknown •nell t.l!.• .,.._ C'-' nd Hi nd Verne C. Nl~· I 6000' BAR6AIN ~th •·~ ~••• known htlrt of loby '••rr ..... d•I'!~U ma nn a "'' NIAJ new pwn lboatl 1 ea 'flU "a noul'!, th•a F,...,,..d s. 1day. ~ , .. no~n., ~M•- up ...__ ,.._ .......... .... Mainly About Pomeroy •U.U: · 1 1 ':!'; a brother, The children are staying at the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hlggerty. - ""· - I \ l I o I Nul"1'11, adllllnldulor of thr ~''"" of • MIJI a.rrow,, dtc~••<"d on the Nth . nM" . ._ e. Mr;o;,• "'":-"'....._, ..lowlno dfterlhd lrutll IN .. .....,. tile parent tree. Three unite of blood were ad- 5TOQJ;W ~,.: ;'..~~~.u~~~~~u:'u~'; ::~"~!" 1 ministered at the hospftll on J WHEM ~E SAW g:O,c,.., ~ of M•l••· ••Ill *•'" .~ ['Wedftftday. ONE~ ... • 1 • bC lllao II l1 Dtf'IIQr)' let lhl 'i f f. TAKEN TO IIOIIPJTAL • no JHIHon,J pro)llrty In •aid ••tet. to Emutlnt Fiber of Racine I pe,y NJd dtbt,, I M lllu•te in vm••• o1 IYru-. Wa1 taken to Mel11 Memorl1l ! ell• County, Ohio tl•lnJ l.ot q ht j ho pit I nd dmlt'~ ~ IH TO'Ifrl ul Sn,,..u ... Ublo. .CIIIf" S I B a u:u Ill I med• ! lq ana NMrYhll •II toel Ill •hill wn- ! leal patient at J1•10 a rn ~EN COME$ d•r b lfor• .. ld laad:1 •M u., ~lilt 1Th · · · . 'n-IE ~JRST TJMI: toT':.Ut• th'" ••me, ursday by Racine emer1.ncy i ''E NE'".. ~ ..... ~ tru•r •t a.Jd ~UOD " tor Qnuad•m uia ot ,.,, "'-t• ta .,.,. 4• 11\e and ~" en. 01= A t'E"" t' 1 ~ ~ dtf.trl,•tloa or UNo ...... .S.r1\'eld From I •ld •ie In NroiNJaan wllh tb• '•• nnt ••n · .- COMMON SPONSOR CAll WA.BR I SIZE .... t.Mn mad!' ~:~:·~:.::'n!hr: ::~; ; The Heath Methodist Youth :"..,tton....,....,!__tlt•t u., •n 'r.qulr.-:r 'Fellowship wtll av.n.n. a car r---:::0"1 ,. •••• en or Mfo11 tbe -,.-·--· I ltth d•f ol 4U,UIIl. IN.1, WISh saturday JU)J • •t the I::U~.iorl'i!!"r~or ...J•. Middleport Ylllq:e hall -~~::tna•• m"nuonell La!. ~:;-:·:;-~::,,.., IM. I*" <1.;' ; " . 1-j '~.,~:=;,1 ' . ~·' • j~-1 ~ ' Individual savings , , , ,,, Jo' it.F i_, ·' i :~ ....-.... r.. insla!IMnt·loolls oul• 1113 ill the ~tennial Ill the National Canenoy M-wbiah Prvrided Dill oaly lor • netinQel car-· :reocy bat alao for -~ 11omb, to take ibm Jll-llioapide allt.e.clwtered baab. UDder f:bW dual banlt:inc•yatam, tile Mleofeommerclalbaalr• In America'allfe bas grown aDd J110WD. f· MAKE OVI Puu·SCALI·;EIVICI COMMUC:W. ' ' ,. ' .. ' 1AN1C YOUI FINANCIAL IIIAI)QuAI'II~II 1 I . · You " _,._, . BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, Ohio 10 DAY SALE! DUNLOP "GOLD SEAL" TIRE 24 MONTH WARRANTY Original Equipment for Studuaker & Packard 1ST LINE TIRE AT 3RD LINE PRICES! :~ I LACK TONIGHT . Warranty FUll Ufe .... lnd clill. Chuclle, \oisither Dlllh.llfayes. io ~f 650x13-750xl4 100xl4 PLUS OLD TIRE OFF YOUR CAR · C&C " ,.' .f ....~~ .... NEW TREADS Dennis. 'Mrs, Jdnelle Waddell, vlalled with fler motllt-11 ' ) $18.95 $20.95 $22.95 Plus Tax and Old Tire Off Your Car D¥ive·ln '• WHITE 670xl5 or 750x14 _ _ $15.95 710xl5 or 800xl4 $17.95 760xl5 or 850x14 $19.95 ~ ' ~P$tln. We Pay 3% lnterrel On ~lnrl \ ANNOUNCE BIRm Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kermedly,l Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sommer Jr. of Fayetteville, N. C., of St. Cloud, Fla., have been announcing the birth of a guesl8 or Mr. and Mra. Scott Anthony, Sunday, · Bing the past week.l~:~~======~ The baby, who weighed left this week for New It pounds and eight and one where they boarded a jet is the first cblld enroute to Ellrope. Th••v II the Kennedys. Grandparents to visit twelve countries Mrs. J. A. Young, Sr., will be gone 31 days. Mr Kennedy, Middleport; Mr. Mrs. Bing had word Mra. Andrew Van Meter, their arrival In Paris. On Columbia, W. Va. Great return to the states they July 5th to parents are Mr. and Mrs. villi wllh the Blngs July 15th Roush, Pomeroy. Mra. Van returning to their borne In tor and daupter, Linda, are Florida. ~ Fayetteville with her Mr. and Mrs. Charleo R. and family. Rnuah and son, Darrell, SPEAKER ANNOUNCED lor their home in Des Mrs Virgil Atl<lns of the Rut- Moines, Iowa, alter 1 visit wllh land Garden aub wiD .be the his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee giiest speak on the garden club Rnuah llld other relatives. radio prfiiTIIII Tuesday, July Mr. and Mrs. Emersoo Jonea over WMPO instead of Mra. were _In Parkersburg Larkin as previot18IY announced. to VISit hiS mother, Mrs. E. W. Mrs. Larllin will speak In Aull' Jones who ts· a patient at St. llaopital. UIL · Mh. Ike Will and Chris llld· Pat, ~~pent the holiday with her parenla, Mr. HUON v-1 v n lnd Mrs. Adolph srlens aiid - •·• T -.- be-l f $entlnel • ·'· Some 60 million diiCidng IIClOIIIIfs • , , Some $70 bllllaa • Some $19 biiUon ~ -- - ,, ,, Americans Have: ' - .· c..t .l'llt,~ · · up and deUvery , II doalred, phano WY 1963 ., \' Inlnl It I a. m. The ~ce 11 • ,. 'il 1 _ ..., 11rv1<o ...;..:::...:::...~-- .' I .,Tbt Met. ot Ohio. we~.. counb. ;•us. Jf '"' • ~~ o. u, . . . . '..!....::...._. ~. _,,...- ~ .-".·ft... ...... .. /~·~ - .._. Commercial Banks i:1 ' . :J I '"I I . . ,I '; ,.!J~. .'~:. . . . I" """" . ,. . . In ,, r111 •• L:::.E$69.00 VALUE-- Buy on The Easiest Terms 'I I I I I . I $1.19 YD. SQ. Will Find At Baker Furniture During OUR REMOVAL SALEI I .. $128·00 Above Are Just An Example Of Some Of The Bargains ' ''••teIJ" tollrro••· Pll tb111 U1bt1 of tb• u~.t~t 1 ol ; d~ea•lld. lhln beln1 -~ ,. LOUNGE CHAIRS .I . ' 50 01. ON MANY ]0 ITEMSI ADMIRAL COLOR TV~!:~~ I I .I I I I I I I I I AS MUCH AS BEDROOM SUITE SOLID MAPLE - FLOOR COVERING ~.::.:w_'_D~-­ POMEROY, OHIO ______ ., 1 dri:; •••oc• •• ....,....... HU · MEIGS THEATRE Com- 1 1 ! SAVE J:· .... Middleport 7 FURNITURE, APPLIANCES and FLOOR COVERINGS Will Be Sold Now RENTAL PROPERTY OWNERS! r- Route $78,363 70 Worth Of RIID rr THE MARTIN RESTAURANT Baker Furniture Is Moving To ANew Location 1 Cl:rk Dine Out REMOVAL SALE I I ' The kids will love Jtl The fond is superb, tbe service prompt. the atlnospbere plea• ant. Modest prices! Hackworth, and IJames Haggerty. W .... 9AMto9PM With The Femlly I ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hag~ lgerty; a sister, Mrs. James 1 Mr In Midclleport . Ope• Saturdays tended from Cleveland, Haven and Gallipolis. Mrs. Bringard, who died at Mercy Hospital at Cincinnati, 1 is survived by her husband, i James. six chiJdren. her par~ ba!;!' .. m polis; Mr. James Haggerty 1New Haven. Other friends --=- · .· SOCiety , .News a. 1 ;.cit HarrisonviJJe Tu!!oll81 eYelllllt! • ·friends attending the aervices VISIT RELA11VES Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Ted Spirea and Bringard, Mr. and Mrs. And· children, Tommy and Jill, of rew Rook and cildten Barber· Glendale, Arizona, are ton; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mnr· a two weeks vacation with ray, Zanesvi1le; Miss Lois Spires' parents, Mr. and Shields and Miss Maxine Fred Smith, Sr., of Bradnett, Columbus; Mr." and Mrs. and with other rela.Uves 1 I James Hackworth, Mr. an County. Mrs. Jack Hackworth, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus McKean, u; c.:..ts POIJIII'PJ a..pter· IJI i(lll., Iincluded I"'• I"" ,, SHOP ••• .I' People In ••• "'.j ...... .. -, 0::.;..;:. 16'- 0. lu Clullr Trombf,ne 'l BIU Grote, aon ot· Mr. llld · \fortby 'JIIatron, IIIII . Mro. William Grote, South wwtl)y ptJIIrGD. ,...., maae . torWli-'~ Cbarleoloa, W. Va., wu sel~· 1 m1. PWto 1. ._1,,. ed to play ~ chair ~ at ~ Au&Uit ' r-:-""'"'JI" ~ Funeral oervk:eo for Mro .. ln the All-State Weot Virginia _.. ~~mod ~'!~: James Bringard (lhe fDrlllll" : Band lhil ,..ar. The bond hll Hyoe!.sr:"~e~~ 1 Mary ·Virginia Haggerty I .....,IheeD oo tour to RichmOnd, V~. ; ry ,1 held SUnd It moon II llle •Waohlncton, D. C. ; Hlrr,. ~.. ~ , 'f ay 1 • . burg, Pa.; Colum- ..,..,.,..,... Rawllnl8 and Coota Funetal l bus, Indianapolis, NEW YORK (UPI) - T b't''~ York bold an ill~: Home with lhe Rev • Fred return~ to CharIeston ....... Yankees _.~ __ eY...., fl, ·.'' Gardner oflk:lstlng. Burial 11 gave a concert. .., = ....., v•~ - ' made In RiYervlew Bill, who grad·, .ted f r o in the Ametlcaa '·• 1Pallbearers were Donald Charleston Hlih Sehool John Mayer, Kenneth June, has enroUed at Mar· ny, Lionel Boggs. Junior University for lhe fall ,; ~ and William Childs. term. He is the grandsoo of J. H. Grate, Middleport. l':.ss 11ospJta11,eWS .' Bill Cr6H PltJyinr Funeral Held Sunday For Mrs. Bringard 1 • - I • ·~., ... ,,.1' .•·CENTER .. Tread ltock $7:95 ~ Sl'\.91 • "'''-" T'7 PROFFITTS WHOLESALE .... �_...t.n==Y~S~tn=tl.:::~~l,.:Po.::m.::ero~,..Middleport, July ·~. 0 ., liiU , 31, 1:30 1. m.; Lunge Point "" I State ~rd D;d Yo~ Know That ••• n t.ung Bottom ' River Report linea i:=::o! ~~so~. ~~ ~~~ I Gets Athens' up 34, 11,35 p. m.: JaliO I ~a-••-.-e---,.-3-.,-.G-a-lllpo-lls 1 1~h~nd34do~~~/·.~; aAI~t4-! School Issue -.m 18.1, 13.0, runnmg I feel ' ' · ,. ,, News, Events . ' Colllntl .., Mr. lnd Mrs. 0. .• ,I JThese.Perfed,' Creen-Gold /Jelen· Ht!lp Us/ une Days Are"lnspirinD' • \ , . • ~ . oo rollers. Pomeroy · Mason Golllpollo llano Pa~n COLUMBUS _ A recommen- ' car Babcloclr ...,. Mr. and Mra. BY I!LANCHE M. RASUNB week! And mulllply $200 by 53 . . ly Hel ... lotte! ll.fG, Pt Pleasaot out, Hmton down U5 _P· m.; Roberl W. dation to set up 0 new looai /Undaey LYQns lnd Ulah Swa~. j JUNE • _ Jl ever 1 uw /1 don't happen to, at the mo- j .Ill follmg, Kanawha f'alls 1.53 Lea down 4.55 p. m.; Cni. D••· .school district In Athens Coun- Tuppeno Plains, Mr. lnd Mra. perfecl old d i 11le!ll· rl.sln&, Charlestoo _IU7. Lon- enport up 8·30 p. m.: Bingo up ly will be considered MQilday iMarloo Riggs, Alhe!IJI, Mr. and these In~~ H ; LeiiiiO repeat_ 1 am :--~-----------------' don , MA!rmot and Wmf1eld dom' 12 25 a. m; Pat Murphy down by the state Board o1 Educa- •Mrl. c. w. Taitt. Little HocJr. Have you no~ced ,!\.t'~ lantJ.;Jabor. But 1 am SAi'ETY'S SAlE ,day atopo al eaclt plaee. TbiJ · 2 l5 a. m. · '"'""'on the Sills lion at Its monthly meeting. mg, Asenath Tracy, P011i'4!1'0y, the sunlll!ht how 11 contrll!ls 80 11avor of C!OIIIIIICII! - · Dear Mra. Sotlel: aren't the lypl we'd 1Dv118, 1M . lloal mo•omen" ' ' K h1 Rlv · ' David Rigp NJacara FaU. N JUlin 1y ·,.jth 11 he !' plain common sense How come w can't ahoot off even 10 we could lab lreiJW • Olllo River- Ferdinand down onow or --: Olive~ 1 E. E. Holl, public lnalructlon Y. and Judy RIJIII. ' . .. I, a , t lfMII? A IOII'Ce commodi , In and lkyroekell Ql1 bared lllhey didn't brine 1bt1r . 13 4·3tJ a m . Capuun Harri· Shearer up Marmet 5 20 am., superintendent made the ree- j v· ·u Mr nd '-'- • - June a A Butlllrl, OUt All 1). I)' fth when thev aliool oil d... lwo Doblmlalll ..;;.. ..~ .ij, l4 •. 3·20 P. m.. , Eu•ene Bob Bentor down Marmet 5 30 ommenot.tioil ~pon tbe bails o( PI lSI ng M . I ..., mM.-... _,De ver" as the "'"'I runa In "Ok· lny areu. .. ..... tom',__,_ ' nd ~~~: - ,,_ ....... ~_._ _.,.::r! " a tn . UttJe Edward p W erce were r. •JIU n . n- lahoma Ill ~ ••uu a VUUlWIII' a .. up ...,. wuu ~ • .._, WOQd up 1( HO a. m.; Dis· · ·. . u '"· a study 'f the northw.stern por· ver Corll1 llld Mr. and Mrs. ' · I DID YOU ever see 111 IIYI!D IIIII tlllllp 1111 old llallon ..,... &me Ill llie.:·· potcher up 14, I a m : Nation· ~:! 3w\~t'ld"'g~200. F. Shearer lion of the crunty whleh the Harrv Boardman, Columbus, Do you ouppoae lhla aheer door blown atfT I hnpa you lilt yoar? My Did teliJ dop 'bate cltiidNn. OUr chiJd. al down 14. 6 a. m . Chippewo Chns dow: WiniieJ·Im.S : · ~- hoard had ordered. Mr. llld Mro. H*rt NeweU, beaut)' In Nature Ia r.t'gely the or do." But In my early dlya bOw mucb fwllhly liNd ren tlclo'l lllltlll'llalld WI. • up !5. fi·l 5 a m.; Franklm · · Holt proposes that lbe new Chester, Mr. and .Mrs. Robert ,re&IQil yrung people 10 r~nnlna teaching here, 1 ataytd to have, but_all we're allowedil'a a t:OIIIlallt 11n1q1e Pierce down l6. 1 a m · \. E. diStrict be comprised of all the ' White, Keno llld Mr. and Mn. <not Walt) to the nearft! C!Otirl Mno. Fonnle Mayea Ql1 So. Third to do ill Hclil apartlera.-TIR- them apar1. Naturally, llle dW Dykes up 17 · 2·40 I . m.; IUm. . territory of Nelsonville C 1t y Larry Cortls and Tammy Sue. houoe and preacher? St., 1 lovely ·llndfldy II tvlr OF TAME F0tiiiTK8 clop (recl*tttred, with a 11itnf . ~' down 18 · ~' 20 P 55m.; c v. 'School District Glouster Ex- Calling on Mr. llld Mr1, 0.- Indubitable that's tile ma~n l lhere one. . 'fl!'etl: of cbampl1111 In thtlr 1tDt llld S:ner down 1_9, 8' ~- m ; empted Village Dtslrict and the vid Yates were Robert and reason. It'• j. sort ot IWeet I came home frqm ochool "Silly IIIIINra" like "We "muclt tOo vlluablt to 1ft iiJI C alv.r up 20, 4.20 1· m. , A. V. Buchtel . York and Jackson· David Yates, Cambrltlae, 0 .. frenzy lmpoaed by all thla doy and she'd rully bad yru to crow up with aU aut Irani") muat be kepi In 111e hr s Jr .. and Mr Chris up 20, ' E 1 ed H pi'·l ' Trimble Local Districts Van Torrence, Mr. and 1\lrt. outdoor beauty !llrrow eiiCipe- htd turned llncen. hindi llld eyea" baclr yard, 10 our lddt, 1lllo e a. m.. Shurly up 21. t2 10 n., OS ~ • • • Wayne l'l'lnce • Mr · CpaC~ ' ' . oven ' s•-~ ........ aw~ •or • won't do ' --' wlU IIIey? So 1 IUW ... ~~~~~ -- ......~·He said the Chauncey Dover -, 1 ' II u&& ... ,.._..., -.-~ 1· m: p · H· J ohnson up 21 · Among those who entered Exempted 1Mary Pierre, NeD Blake llld 1 I betclta I've heard at leaot lbrlof minute, THEN Ill v Ilia the I' juat ho .. to oay, "Sorry, too, get pushed out of their plaJ . 6 30 a m · Eastern down 22: , Holler hospital over the holiday should be transferr~e 151~c1' Ernest Weber. ' l2 or 15 wedding parties fD stove. With 1 blnt, tht oven IUe'l llke that." - H. · IJ'(IUndl. . 00 IHO 8 · m.; Raymond Salve~ were T Gaynard Ghrisl, 143 : Athens Cit School . . • Janet BIJS.ll has employ· Ijoyously clattering down our •Imply exploded, threw Helen: · u the dolt tnap II IIW' lddt up 22 · 3 301 ~ ' Peggy Down· Second Ave .. Mrs. Charles G. High sch!ol charlo~·:~·~:~ ,mental Batolle Memorial lnstl- own 3nl St. tere in the past Ioven door clear out Into My mother It a Jrtll fan of lilt klda are blamed lot ey down 22 , 5.35 ~ m.. Fre'"'Hamilton, 631 Fourlh Ave., Mrs. ter Jackson • Trimbl lute. Columbus. _threo or four weeks. , ,kitchen. Mother So ll Ylll prilll thla 'Inti" them. Thay mllll t liNp . berger down 22, 6.45 1 · m.: Lena M Day 86 Pine St Mrs , ' . . • an Ross Mollohan and family, , white ond shaken, had know llhe'U read it. Silo Ill a lnolde 1 """'1. -··"· · Jerry Bosworth down 23, B5 Eihel 's .Knotts, 803 ., Third ChaunL't'Y . Dover dlstncts were ,Barberton. 0.. were visiting I I ~e loot tract, almost, of ' ately stepped llltle. pod mother and always bed • .,.... u:-"' Clll a "· m.; Valvo line down Greenup .~ve .. Robert L. Condee, Jr . 434 :~v~~~ec~~:!le~ t~~ ye~ ar;;.r !Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Larkins. :o ~~ ma~ed ~ ~ho lsn'l - ! But thl!rt wao aomethlnc hiJ. me how mucb allo lovea mainor_~·:::~::::::· 1 0 l ·lO · m.; Ellshl Woods up 'Lariat Dr., Mrs. Dan J. Web- partment personnel ucalon · , Janet and Sharon Frank ore ven'• :.~~re 'wYnot, fev· ,artous abrut It In oplte of bulahe let It ollp tonlghl <011\'ertiatloa Ia dop Our .,. 1 21 • J.!I(J ' · m; Ravenswood up ster, 238 First Ave., Paul E. i Holt said that of lhe ·l visitmg relatives at Cincinnati. • · da'11•t aometllllll makes me do ltavea the minute they llli1Yt · ' Facemire, 3 Garfield Ave.. 1ftve school districts would de- J1m Caruthers, Canton Is Notice 1o aU city dads, urban i Far 11 that'• concerned, the CU.~, TGnlibl I liked ber and 1 would too 11 I lmn lEAL ESTATE jRonald K. VanSickle. Rt. 2•rive many benefts th h f•pendmg aeveral weeks with planners and their ilk _ You saw a whole hnuoe go up In dldnl sht do them, and they were eomlng - ~ Gallipolis, Mrs. Russell D. TaY- •organizalion "W1 bel~oug ~~ , Mr. an<i Mrs. Marvin Marks. :mlghl as well keep on buDding name down home Whon lb said, "Becauae I've 101 you This year ~ IIIIIOUileed IN POMEROY E:Jght room ;lor, Rl. 2 Gallipolis. Rita G. lreor anlzatl~n 1 e ev~ a Gene Riggs is attending No-l ever m~ achnul rooms, open daughter of lhe houae do them lor me." their flnot house. l bedroom• and bath. :Brown, Vinton, Virgil K. Cross, !his garea M 8 lmpera~lve . 10 tiona! Guard camp near Cleve- :up more housing, more swim- to put a lltUo Jl1lll powdlr In Helen, doea this mean aU she way Ina wu on. I h ,t Jar~ lot. Good loooUon out of Rt. I Vu1ton, Thomas R. King, •h' h sch 1 a compre enSive land, 0. ming pools, more stores sell· rq, pooh It up the chimney me for Ill to do chorea, ...,;, smu 11 we ean I bllh wote•. Call WY 2· -· 801 27th St .. Pt. Pleasant, Arth· ,m~de av~aJ~":":r:• to ~e Mrs. Harry Newlun a n d ling baby cabe - well, you see ,lo clean It out, llllht II - You and wao she laking when she auppoaeto ~~~~·~b ~do you Y ~ ==-:=-=---=--&~I07U::.c:._ ur A. McCov, Henderson. w. 1c"'t to the elector 1 ., ~sonade i Sandra are visiting Mr. and what I meon, doncha'? iguessed it, a pile of 8Jhea In oald she loved me? She worb them leaa FOR SALE - Two bedrooll' Va., Russell 1. Fields, Now Ha• e, • sal · Mrs. Romey White, Chillicothe. I hour or two. sJx daya 1 wtolt, 10 IIIUO&IIbe clop? Altar 11"II 8 0 bOI•!O Beaulllul Birch kltoh von, W Va ., (expired!. Elmer THREE ARRESTED Alice Roberts, who has been !. LOOKING AROUND -Talk· I don't know why I'm on this tired, but I have a lot to d,o ed wllh ba~ ' With : . ' : ' : 10 eo. automatic sao neat. 164~ A. Reed, Front St., Middleport, The Ohio St visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. J . Car- 1 g Wllh Francis (Daffy) An- ,lire binge while slttJnc here eapeclaUy whea ac1too1 II h ••• IJ!oGoln Helpl8. CaU J o h r M. Bert Babl•. 41M So. Fiflh St., ed three M ~te Patrol arrest- ter, returned to Nitro, W. Va. derson up town and he tellmg ·fronl or a fan, levven's sake. on and l have to study. edardly be for two out..il> B...tlnllr. WY 2-5127 l-19-tt• !Middleport, Mrs. Mory Ebers- dents over 1 ~ liS county_ res•· Lewis Cozart, Lorain, spent [me that aon Tommy of tbe But I just aot to thlnkin& H abe seea lhla In the poper, IYIQilllen - HOPEFUL FOil. SALE : 5 room houseand bach, 218 Main St., Pomeroy, ing Thomos ~.~~~·d;;, r:;'~~t the weekend with Nellie Cozart. , ~ S. Air Force IS now statiOn- that ov~n door whizzing acrosa maybe It will do SOIIIIthllla- Dear ,Hopeful: btilh newly llecorated gas Mrs. Chari., E. Lewis, Jr., 'pori cited to Gain i· 1 e- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Burton, i 10 New H1mpahlro - the Mrs. Ms kitchen and of the Jl1lll TWELVE-YEAR OLD ONLY Yru U dllcover, H you ..., "-ling. Full ba"'me~l. Lo- Pomerov Star Rl, Mrs Johnnie July' 19 for speed· :r."~ c~r~ Columbus, opent the woekond i ~ders:ns recently had • trip powder houso fire "Down . !~ p,laylnJ the pally, 11111 cal:ed 123 Hudson Street .M. Wolfe, Wellston, George A. ham 44 Rt 2 ' i ' r lwllh Mr. and Mrs. Wayno 1 roug. the Carollnll! whore Homo.• llNr U: .... typa people Dlef Micldlaport Pr•ce MOOtJ ~n> Harper. Wellston texplredl . in G~lli 'olis ·. i ~ ne. lodged Prince. ,son Keith has been •• college Your mother milht weD won- chance their lll......co but 1101 qUire 0111; Hotel,' ,Miss Helen L. Wlneka, Rl. I two "II my daqbter rully their pononiiJIIH. The cltlld·' 0}a~r~: ch:~fed on Mr. and Mrs. Zero Pi..-ce lthe past 00year - He'o now In MY FAVORITE and all 6 1 uc South Point, Mrs. William F. to~icaled and no o~r 1 ~ ·~- were visltin& Jacob Van Met- ~~sh\~ • D. C. - and "DII· definition of humor me, wouldn't abe Volllft. wiD be more of 1 prabltm lhu ' __ __ Sooger, lronlon, Charles S. cense and Chari a or 1 . 1" er, Portland. Y a sunbur_ned juat from lhe Ia the frank enjoyment ol to do the dllhH lltltead o1 tllelr doflt, eventually, lnd w111 . Rice, Dayton, Mrs Minnie K. 25 Rt 2 Racine ~t!· t H~rriS, Mrs. Harriett Bryant and Wind while driVmg - Lois Cun- Imperfect." I I!Jess 11 fits off?" Why tlclo'l you let yourself ill for lhla tlnd _ ANT~D TO _!lENT . Griffin, Ashland, Ky., Craig A. poi18 ~o~rt today lor 0 •Ill: daughter~ are visiting relatives ninghsm and I talking gardena above even tbQilch either over yaur lhm of tba of thine when a few weiJ.ehoo. SIX or 8 room home. Prefor Riley. Ravenswood, W. Va .. 1ator's license no oper- ,at Michigan. - A~d Lob says she cans ev- lcould have been m011 serious hooaework- without belnc beg- en words could lind lhent padfarm or out. Reaponolble bus- [Mrs. Paul W. Butcher, Rl. 2 · Patriria and David Smith eryl~mli m the boo!< from as to life and limb. ged, and atop tli'OI'I')IIn, aboat lag to the llelll vaeatiCIII otopf; I""-• mon. Charleston. Ph. Ripley, W. Va., and Mrs. were visiting Mrs. Edna Stew- the1r • on Gravel Hill - All of the a..- a tired mother atvea They may need yw, bul )'Ill .19111. 1 27 8tp [George A. Grimm, Eleanor, W. art and A B. Kibble, Reeds· a sudden here we 're wallo*lng I NOW RAVE the party slo- to a queatlon that ahouid lll!VIr dQn'l need them!- _H, va. ville, o. In green beans ond waterme~ gon for the G.O.P:a ror 1964. been aoked. - H. This column 1a dldleated 11 _,_________ I Blrlbo Dora Pierce Is spending " Ion at our place - brught ot a "Gel In the Swim With Helen: flllllly Hvfnl. 10 If you're haYMUSICAL Instruments Mrs. Belin R. Worrix. Rt. 2 eek with Mr. and Mrs. Elmo local slore, let me hasten to water." Come to think of We have former nefsbbora m, kld lrcluble or Just pllltl McArthur, dau1htor, 12 ,57 p.m. ·_Pierce, Lorain. Iadd - But home gardena are tho, it Isn't 10 hot. Dear who vlalt ua eac1t year Ql1 their trouble, ltl HellO YOU. · •• FUR, SALE · 3tr..tivoriol!l VJo. Thursday. Mrs. Hobart W. Wll· , Tress Swain b a patient •t coming '"' a-Hying - I had era, think one up and send way to and from IIJelr IAIIIIIIllr Silo . wiU a11o welcl!me y'our •· I'll, Good oaajo. Reasonable son, Jr., W Fourth Ave., son, St. Joseph Hospital, Parkers- home grown Letart cabbap re- In -You never know what vaeoUQil apot. Actually, their o11111 lllllllilll ~ :Ad· s ••c . C...~. Dest•r, Ohio 12,30 a. m. Thursday. Mrs. Everett Turner visited S ,t>ura, W. Va. cently - Now ~ho'li come. oo happen. "YIIeaUtin apot" to a tour tJI al drea Jleltlll Botlll Ia care , fl . ' 5 15 Uc Michael Ellsworth Whalen, 2228 day with hla father D Tuun. Mr. and Mra. Dave Yates, with the very fll'st tomatoes- 1 jWit found a NixQn batlon ~~=-!lrl~end=•~·~wl=th:.:t:-ro-~::::our-~lhla=-===~iOii;;i,l&ll.;.lt ., Mt. Vernon Ave., Pl. Pleasant. er ' an r ell Blake and Mr. and Mra. lot ,us know · - Helen Reyn- here beloncJnc 1p C.P.H. Itlf 0 ' INSTRUCTIONS daughter, 7:S7 p. m. Wednes- j Dye BaD nd ehlld . , llerbert Swan attended the old,. (Mro. Will~ blue and pink IIY• "I'm For Nixon." And 1 ...__ _ day. Mrs. Gerald Garfield Bun· and Bill or"Toled rtn, Alice Arnott reunion ot Rock" hydrangeas a lovely slaht from lot of good lbat did any of us - - - - - - - - - - lrier, Ravenswood, W. Va., son, doy din;er ue 11 °f ~re SUn- Springs. Ihere - 1 Clll ooe them from with squada of Kennedya -~ u. J, CIVIL SERVICI TESTSI IIU3 a. m. Wednesday. Mrs. Mr 1 d Mg "G." ; sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hoyman my front porch since Joon ing ,abrut right under the "•~Womf,D, INa. l'-rt bil- •• 1101.. Harold Jeffers, no" Pleasant n nd ~~ ne oung. .00 Klmie Jo and Jane Bissell, White ~ out her badge Nixon rany•a DOlt .li~:,, l~ll 00 ~!"""· ~.,••• ,, tr•lnlnt untli /Ridlfe 1 ' Thor Carsey Columbus Mr. and Mrs. David •nd Joan s lawn looks 10 pret· "We've Go tUgh Pomeroy dauahter and 'c~~"ld .,..__., nuuaand, ar Jobl opeD. • ' a ' I ren IJ)ellt the week' ty with Its 1 ba ..1nr~"!IIIU011 ..,..... "'""'' •••n.,...,, rau 11 :15 1. m. Wednesdoy. Mrs. end In Dayton ,_11 . M Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Joe BIJ· recent ace lUting ppened ·at Albina 11 on • • · MluJ•• requl~ H I Y,. IRI r ..e mowed" d know j ust u N'··· 11 nd Ray Col eman were 1the 1luul lll•nM. Wrlt. TODAY ,fivJ0 1 name . aro d T. Stewart, 54M Waler and Mrs Carl Kn " -& •mn, new ~AV~I'I ' trlbl puU.. 1 Mr. !e a ::!11,~ .nd pho••· l.Jncoln servll'!e. St., Pt. Pleasant, son, 2:53a.m. ,and M ·J . ICe y, · visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hank sman ever,creens tastefully ed out. "We Were Thin n lf , •L. The D•u, lentil••'· P•mto· rs. umor Ash and Mrs. H Iter placed _ Ruth •be ·•·ch lbll 1 look · In Order To Better Strve Femllln Moving . ,~""· Wednesday. Beryl Wyatt o . . "' r.... for our family to go DlocbartJed Dinner ~Is S nd Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Larkins and so~ Gregory here for her way back to '"~ , . INSURANCE Patienll discharged over the and Mrs. f..ck ay of were vlsltlnti Mr. and Mra. Vir· mothers birthday - Ruth Tyler Too" lnd t!OIIII rlcht To Meigs co·unty, end Aid Them In Flndlne :KiiNsoN 81 -holiday incl.Mr&. Mary M~ and Mrs. Lonnie H.;:,• ~ gil Wamsley, Cheshire. lives In Buokhlnnon, W. Va., down to ''Keep ~I Willi Coctl-11 1 1 ' mpson lnsur•nre Jer, Mrs. EuJene Chester, San· Mrs Weallha Clar ~orne of the Forrts1 Bachtels' ldge" and I even have 10 A home or Apertment We Would Ub An Acency, ln. All forms of In dra Shearer Mrs. Eilts Hack· M~ and M k_. JUST TOO IIIUCR Alma Mama" W. Va. Wesley Landon sunOo..., slowed awa '::;n... Jim Johnson and ney, Mrs. Wllliam Poling. Mrs. of c;,;lumbua rs.ntB~I Wlll~ms RICBMOND, England <VPil- an - And lime now for .fresh "Arnone My Souvenln." y 0 " 01 ond Horry Moroholl wu fined two ehOfl'y and nspbeny pie, to I llear a JOUII >rok!e NYint . Simpson. Asents. .Mory Ebenbach, Fern Howell, vloitin • M ape Meigs Countl1111 Thet Heve Rontel Propo~ I I Uc Mrs. W. B. ln&les and Infant ·wuua!s r. and Mrs. 81 m j>ounds tiUOI Thursday for doing be rapidly succeeded by black- "Who waa All Lllldon, ' -;;Rl;ot .~~..-::-;:las::u=a:--:-.,-,:1...,=,- daughter, Mrs. Ruth Claar, . Mrs. Goldie Jew,ell of ··Cot whit over, buo rid.. ohamo berry and early peach C!ODI..,. way?" My anaWel', "Sic lra!lliil/1 ly To Complete Tho Followfnt Form SO. • ._,..,. ftr ,..., ,......., Mrs. Forrest llcarberry, Mrs. umbus vloited Mra Orb· about. Ilona. · gloria mundl,") 111141 - - ....... Theodore Coiellllln, · O.lmar Siout and Mrs Av Gilt a A Judge convicted Marohall of . When llld J1 our sproul &ell PIIMt 1ft WCII Gornes, Mrs. William Mudock, cently. · 1 ey ~ throwing a stone lhroqh tho win· IS TO LAUGH _ Jl . •taln 1o N. Yawk, he vows ht't Thet We ~Y Cetelog .•nd.·Furnlsh Local ROU . James Riley Lois Clagg John M M dow of • bua !hot p111ed him up · mmy ICIIIDB hold up to tha J'lcrldll/1 IE Trailer Insurance. FuU Thompson, Mrs. Faye ' Cain, urn rs. ary Woldgert of Col- aller he had waited 20 minutes lloff.tl, head of one of tho moat/window '"' "Today" lbla comprebenolve coveraee SID. Mrs. Thelma Napper Chester I bus •pent Friday alternonn ot a atop.powerful union blocs In . thlo JrlnJ lloian "Baclr to ChemiMr of· Commerce., etc. A per 11000 eoverop Barnes· ' IV th Mrs. Francet~ Young III!!TURNI m BCJ:NE land - • · 'Qu c1r Slmpsoe lnau 1 · ~ Duhl. H. E. Shoemaker, Mrs. Mr and Mrs Bob Alktr. . • .... , •• , whether to aak 1 I er with O.wey and BrlclcMitldleport. ~ ;~ !-~ncy, Margaret Mourning, Mro. J . son, .Ray, ope~t Friday • . : ALEBSANDRIA, Italy <UPil- for 1 rolse for hla tzoo.OO a tr." He wu 10 Y,lll'll old Listing Of Rentels, . 5 29 io Roy Bartlett, Mro. Harry Cral>- with Dr and Mrs Do Gibson Racoordn CavaiJI, II, wu ar- week teamsters - A teaiDiter the lime of Dewey's "Run _._ - - - - _____ . ~ tree, Mrs. Carol Pierce, Mrs. J. In Port . 0 th • n rested Thurlday on cltargeo of .h ' the ftosea," 10 you - how STQP. Compore prices before F. Healy, Mrs. H. o. Whitlatch, Mr •: u · . bUI'IIilrtzilll tbe tpBrlment or now, ~11 wife and two child· gans stick. bll)'ing insurance. Ingels ln- 1 Mrs. R. J. Blaine, Timothy visit~ a su,!;· ~lm:.:~ Judge Teoiltot o AraJMttl, who ;!~r ~:.".:! :zer ~1 :\·~ ~ Send your1 In today. We 1 • IUTIDCt Atency, 37S Poar1 1Rrush, Brent Eastman, l!lrs. C. H., with Mr. and Mrs lllii.~ Jlilod ~lm rl<:ellll;y for all<llhtr all, he will be fu the br ?,... Wall It earerly, St. , Middleport, Olno. Phone ,Cecll Barnes, Mrs. Bon Ballard, ard Landaker · theft. of v Prea ,1 of bug .,:k• Also any !lOW ''SWJIIllf" WY 2-2472. 7 I 6tp I Mrs. Andrew DeCoy, Jerry L. Mrs Vinq Lee called Ql1 h 0~ BRUISES man~ ton ievel lawyer"I dn,!• may have conjured up· by now. M•'Jier Gr~e Wh1·•- W"llam · er ~ERIA, Italy (VPil-Truck-- "--•t deJa LEGAL NOTICE ' ' •• r w, • mother, Mrs. Kate WU1011 sUD. · · . lors,' and< professors and •allied "'"' Y· _ _ _ . _ I Marting, Mrs. J. C. Henderson day. · "~brDfiO. Vtlltliam ·••· jobs, jobe that tab yeara and CORIIECTJON TO lui eoJ. j•nd Infant daughter and Mro. Mr and Mrs· Tom Sa- of. celh L,Ol' Y brutlll Thurldoy plies of money to prepare lor umn - the magnoiJa at tile ••· '"" . Hun t • nd Inan f I son. • visited . her siJter"•Mr w ~en ~h truck crashod IIJrou"" . Pe•· .,_noes .,.,.._ II K~t•'• or ALa:n T N. aENoa. o.. AI vm FJorida ll'l ... I lid ..... ~ ...... '"' ....... I Amoal ....... lnd Mrs. ~• ' • ter Hender!lon ' re-• line a ..... onv teacher•• Ia nearer fO fell ···"'otlc• t• h•••by fiv•" til•t R . . • and urtled 1 godICl'OIII I railroad Ulf Ia . Do you know of ...., ....., t•· n• ~~~ n. r.u,, !IUav•Ylu!· R. ::.. , AccordlnR to the midmaht r• cently. , ... _ P W1 wr • e lo i)Ust ~o make • eomPirllon who footer u lilted. It'l one of the ~aua Pott uulc• •ddr ..•1port of the nursing deporbnent • ..... au 351 feet below. late lfl the money al -..00 a largest around th- .,....., _ ... •-' I1 T ·• 4en(j . O."'nt•. Jlo"'eror. Ohio. b•v• ......,, auu ~:~~, 4 111 ' •ppet•'-d E:iecutor• of lhe ; those patient~ who were listed Wal aU Jn bloom for tbe pi••'- a r of lllber1 N. Brnt:~l dena•t:d 1 • . I """' ~·~ ur "'•'•• ceunty. or.1o: wrote of. 1as fair meluded John L. Jeffera, ~ ..~~~. 1 -J.:~i:nof July IKJ. Mrs. Lena Dtly, J11mea Gentry, ~ I note the niapollai,;ln~:::/1 ~!'d,. ol u.. Problt• court 11Herbert Chalmben, Mra ft~~o~~~ i Syr1cuse hive ·•101ft•• County Ohlo ' "I ___'~_.;.':'':: o" )Howell, Mrs. Ho~el MIUer, Ottle JNI<UM 11JE frolh wlnler'a blowa anti ar. 111 ueoL •••'-• 1McGraw, Mrs. Erneot Limbert, OO·rT-~tMSELI' bloom DOW. tee~ ~... 1 •..~~~~· -~i·-· · d1¥iH. . , '•••· jMiss Mayme Berridge, Mrl. 1 IH\otM V'\1. ~e "'Nnu About au the *inter .......,. l.m....l • 'Ill fl tretw 1 •nd 1Ml1n1 ol Loui HoM loll.. Y.,. ••rrDWI, .... 11 •hoi• relf. ' l s Thoma•, Victor Knlght.l MAN I<NEWA l!lJJnoiU are also reeov-'.. 11"- •re unknown •nell t.l!.• .,.._ C'-' nd Hi nd Verne C. Nl~· I 6000' BAR6AIN ~th •·~ ~••• known htlrt of loby '••rr ..... d•I'!~U ma nn a "'' NIAJ new pwn lboatl 1 ea 'flU "a noul'!, th•a F,...,,..d s. 1day. ~ , .. no~n., ~M•- up ...__ ,.._ .......... .... Mainly About Pomeroy •U.U: · 1 1 ':!'; a brother, The children are staying at the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hlggerty. - ""· - I \ l I o I Nul"1'11, adllllnldulor of thr ~''"" of • MIJI a.rrow,, dtc~••<"d on the Nth . nM" . ._ e. Mr;o;,• "'":-"'....._, ..lowlno dfterlhd lrutll IN .. .....,. tile parent tree. Three unite of blood were ad- 5TOQJ;W ~,.: ;'..~~~.u~~~~~u:'u~'; ::~"~!" 1 ministered at the hospftll on J WHEM ~E SAW g:O,c,.., ~ of M•l••· ••Ill *•'" .~ ['Wedftftday. ONE~ ... • 1 • bC lllao II l1 Dtf'IIQr)' let lhl 'i f f. TAKEN TO IIOIIPJTAL • no JHIHon,J pro)llrty In •aid ••tet. to Emutlnt Fiber of Racine I pe,y NJd dtbt,, I M lllu•te in vm••• o1 IYru-. Wa1 taken to Mel11 Memorl1l ! ell• County, Ohio tl•lnJ l.ot q ht j ho pit I nd dmlt'~ ~ IH TO'Ifrl ul Sn,,..u ... Ublo. .CIIIf" S I B a u:u Ill I med• ! lq ana NMrYhll •II toel Ill •hill wn- ! leal patient at J1•10 a rn ~EN COME$ d•r b lfor• .. ld laad:1 •M u., ~lilt 1Th · · · . 'n-IE ~JRST TJMI: toT':.Ut• th'" ••me, ursday by Racine emer1.ncy i ''E NE'".. ~ ..... ~ tru•r •t a.Jd ~UOD " tor Qnuad•m uia ot ,.,, "'-t• ta .,.,. 4• 11\e and ~" en. 01= A t'E"" t' 1 ~ ~ dtf.trl,•tloa or UNo ...... .S.r1\'eld From I •ld •ie In NroiNJaan wllh tb• '•• nnt ••n · .- COMMON SPONSOR CAll WA.BR I SIZE .... t.Mn mad!' ~:~:·~:.::'n!hr: ::~; ; The Heath Methodist Youth :"..,tton....,....,!__tlt•t u., •n 'r.qulr.-:r 'Fellowship wtll av.n.n. a car r---:::0"1 ,. •••• en or Mfo11 tbe -,.-·--· I ltth d•f ol 4U,UIIl. IN.1, WISh saturday JU)J • •t the I::U~.iorl'i!!"r~or ...J•. Middleport Ylllq:e hall -~~::tna•• m"nuonell La!. ~:;-:·:;-~::,,.., IM. I*" <1.;' ; " . 1-j '~.,~:=;,1 ' . ~·' • j~-1 ~ ' Individual savings , , , ,,, Jo' it.F i_, ·' i :~ ....-.... r.. insla!IMnt·loolls oul• 1113 ill the ~tennial Ill the National Canenoy M-wbiah Prvrided Dill oaly lor • netinQel car-· :reocy bat alao for -~ 11omb, to take ibm Jll-llioapide allt.e.clwtered baab. UDder f:bW dual banlt:inc•yatam, tile Mleofeommerclalbaalr• In America'allfe bas grown aDd J110WD. f· MAKE OVI Puu·SCALI·;EIVICI COMMUC:W. ' ' ,. ' .. ' 1AN1C YOUI FINANCIAL IIIAI)QuAI'II~II 1 I . · You " _,._, . BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, Ohio 10 DAY SALE! DUNLOP "GOLD SEAL" TIRE 24 MONTH WARRANTY Original Equipment for Studuaker & Packard 1ST LINE TIRE AT 3RD LINE PRICES! :~ I LACK TONIGHT . Warranty FUll Ufe .... lnd clill. Chuclle, \oisither Dlllh.llfayes. io ~f 650x13-750xl4 100xl4 PLUS OLD TIRE OFF YOUR CAR · C&C " ,.' .f ....~~ .... NEW TREADS Dennis. 'Mrs, Jdnelle Waddell, vlalled with fler motllt-11 ' ) $18.95 $20.95 $22.95 Plus Tax and Old Tire Off Your Car D¥ive·ln '• WHITE 670xl5 or 750x14 _ _ $15.95 710xl5 or 800xl4 $17.95 760xl5 or 850x14 $19.95 ~ ' ~P$tln. We Pay 3% lnterrel On ~lnrl \ ANNOUNCE BIRm Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kermedly,l Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sommer Jr. of Fayetteville, N. C., of St. Cloud, Fla., have been announcing the birth of a guesl8 or Mr. and Mra. Scott Anthony, Sunday, · Bing the past week.l~:~~======~ The baby, who weighed left this week for New It pounds and eight and one where they boarded a jet is the first cblld enroute to Ellrope. Th••v II the Kennedys. Grandparents to visit twelve countries Mrs. J. A. Young, Sr., will be gone 31 days. Mr Kennedy, Middleport; Mr. Mrs. Bing had word Mra. Andrew Van Meter, their arrival In Paris. On Columbia, W. Va. Great return to the states they July 5th to parents are Mr. and Mrs. villi wllh the Blngs July 15th Roush, Pomeroy. Mra. Van returning to their borne In tor and daupter, Linda, are Florida. ~ Fayetteville with her Mr. and Mrs. Charleo R. and family. Rnuah and son, Darrell, SPEAKER ANNOUNCED lor their home in Des Mrs Virgil Atl<lns of the Rut- Moines, Iowa, alter 1 visit wllh land Garden aub wiD .be the his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee giiest speak on the garden club Rnuah llld other relatives. radio prfiiTIIII Tuesday, July Mr. and Mrs. Emersoo Jonea over WMPO instead of Mra. were _In Parkersburg Larkin as previot18IY announced. to VISit hiS mother, Mrs. E. W. Mrs. Larllin will speak In Aull' Jones who ts· a patient at St. llaopital. UIL · Mh. Ike Will and Chris llld· Pat, ~~pent the holiday with her parenla, Mr. HUON v-1 v n lnd Mrs. Adolph srlens aiid - •·• T -.- be-l f $entlnel • ·'· Some 60 million diiCidng IIClOIIIIfs • , , Some $70 bllllaa • Some $19 biiUon ~ -- - ,, ,, Americans Have: ' - .· c..t .l'llt,~ · · up and deUvery , II doalred, phano WY 1963 ., \' Inlnl It I a. m. The ~ce 11 • ,. 'il 1 _ ..., 11rv1<o ...;..:::...:::...~-- .' I .,Tbt Met. ot Ohio. we~.. counb. ;•us. Jf '"' • ~~ o. u, . . . . '..!....::...._. ~. _,,...- ~ .-".·ft... ...... .. /~·~ - .._. Commercial Banks i:1 ' . :J I '"I I . . ,I '; ,.!J~. .'~:. . . . I" """" . ,. . . In ,, r111 •• L:::.E$69.00 VALUE-- Buy on The Easiest Terms 'I I I I I . I $1.19 YD. SQ. Will Find At Baker Furniture During OUR REMOVAL SALEI I .. $128·00 Above Are Just An Example Of Some Of The Bargains ' ''••teIJ" tollrro••· Pll tb111 U1bt1 of tb• u~.t~t 1 ol ; d~ea•lld. lhln beln1 -~ ,. LOUNGE CHAIRS .I . ' 50 01. ON MANY ]0 ITEMSI ADMIRAL COLOR TV~!:~~ I I .I I I I I I I I I AS MUCH AS BEDROOM SUITE SOLID MAPLE - FLOOR COVERING ~.::.:w_'_D~-­ POMEROY, OHIO ______ ., 1 dri:; •••oc• •• ....,....... HU · MEIGS THEATRE Com- 1 1 ! SAVE J:· .... Middleport 7 FURNITURE, APPLIANCES and FLOOR COVERINGS Will Be Sold Now RENTAL PROPERTY OWNERS! r- Route $78,363 70 Worth Of RIID rr THE MARTIN RESTAURANT Baker Furniture Is Moving To ANew Location 1 Cl:rk Dine Out REMOVAL SALE I I ' The kids will love Jtl The fond is superb, tbe service prompt. the atlnospbere plea• ant. Modest prices! Hackworth, and IJames Haggerty. W .... 9AMto9PM With The Femlly I ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hag~ lgerty; a sister, Mrs. James 1 Mr In Midclleport . Ope• Saturdays tended from Cleveland, Haven and Gallipolis. Mrs. Bringard, who died at Mercy Hospital at Cincinnati, 1 is survived by her husband, i James. six chiJdren. her par~ ba!;!' .. m polis; Mr. James Haggerty 1New Haven. Other friends --=- · .· SOCiety , .News a. 1 ;.cit HarrisonviJJe Tu!!oll81 eYelllllt! • ·friends attending the aervices VISIT RELA11VES Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Ted Spirea and Bringard, Mr. and Mrs. And· children, Tommy and Jill, of rew Rook and cildten Barber· Glendale, Arizona, are ton; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mnr· a two weeks vacation with ray, Zanesvi1le; Miss Lois Spires' parents, Mr. and Shields and Miss Maxine Fred Smith, Sr., of Bradnett, Columbus; Mr." and Mrs. and with other rela.Uves 1 I James Hackworth, Mr. an County. Mrs. Jack Hackworth, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus McKean, u; c.:..ts POIJIII'PJ a..pter· IJI i(lll., Iincluded I"'• I"" ,, SHOP ••• .I' People In ••• "'.j ...... .. -, 0::.;..;:. 16'- 0. lu Clullr Trombf,ne 'l BIU Grote, aon ot· Mr. llld · \fortby 'JIIatron, IIIII . Mro. William Grote, South wwtl)y ptJIIrGD. ,...., maae . torWli-'~ Cbarleoloa, W. Va., wu sel~· 1 m1. PWto 1. ._1,,. ed to play ~ chair ~ at ~ Au&Uit ' r-:-""'"'JI" ~ Funeral oervk:eo for Mro .. ln the All-State Weot Virginia _.. ~~mod ~'!~: James Bringard (lhe fDrlllll" : Band lhil ,..ar. The bond hll Hyoe!.sr:"~e~~ 1 Mary ·Virginia Haggerty I .....,IheeD oo tour to RichmOnd, V~. ; ry ,1 held SUnd It moon II llle •Waohlncton, D. C. ; Hlrr,. ~.. ~ , 'f ay 1 • . burg, Pa.; Colum- ..,..,.,..,... Rawllnl8 and Coota Funetal l bus, Indianapolis, NEW YORK (UPI) - T b't''~ York bold an ill~: Home with lhe Rev • Fred return~ to CharIeston ....... Yankees _.~ __ eY...., fl, ·.'' Gardner oflk:lstlng. Burial 11 gave a concert. .., = ....., v•~ - ' made In RiYervlew Bill, who grad·, .ted f r o in the Ametlcaa '·• 1Pallbearers were Donald Charleston Hlih Sehool John Mayer, Kenneth June, has enroUed at Mar· ny, Lionel Boggs. Junior University for lhe fall ,; ~ and William Childs. term. He is the grandsoo of J. H. Grate, Middleport. l':.ss 11ospJta11,eWS .' Bill Cr6H PltJyinr Funeral Held Sunday For Mrs. Bringard 1 • - I • ·~., ... ,,.1' .•·CENTER .. Tread ltock $7:95 ~ Sl'\.91 • "'''-" T'7 PROFFITTS WHOLESALE .... �• J)odgers Blast Cardinals· 10 · 4 To Stretch Lead; Reds Drop Twinbill ALL STU The Daily Sentinel ' PAGE· Anew system .that tim 11111 pter • protection against moisture blistelilit than traditional linseed oil paints: • If the old paint bas bliilcred, Rllllll¥C aid paillt lbla tit bare wood. Prime with Du Pont Blister-R<&is~Bo! Pdtaet:. Cover with one: or more coats of '"Lw:ite" B Dries in one hour. Clean bands alld ~ 1llllh --~ Result-a lovely, rich, Jow.b ': liailllCIUil' 11 •¢ A than old-style linoeed oil paints! For previously painted surfaces in ~ ~ IIPIIIJ one or two coats of Lucite HOUle P*'tr-nn pnRMJ' 66 $8 ··. · · WADING POOl NewOUPontuatlla tllll 5' PLASTIC s 3 ROOMS 20" Electric PORTABLE New ..... ____ ., OIILT WINDOW FAN / Motorola 9- Trr:msi1tor ' /i'M f liM Port•ble l!Ddi<> that C uaJcotT- worki OD batteries or plays on ordinary house eurrect. Model X42 m Rlack cowhide case. MASON LUCITE House Paint $90.00 WERNER Rowley &Reed Hardware RADIO& T.V. "QUAUTY HARDWARE SINCE 1884" PHONE WY 2·2776 PROPANE GAS CYLINDER . c,~1 'EM WHILE THEY'RE..,_ _SUMMIR $1.19 SPECIAL RIG. $U9 _ _ __ Handy Disposable Fuel Cylinder. ''************** for Winter Comtortl . IIGI.f_..COLOIS , ·- -WNIE NOW AI Karr &Van~an~' Blll'll• olean! Was $3800 _ _ _ Sale Price $3688 Fill 70ur taDk JtOw-pruat condenaation and ru.atlng dUJ'• lng warm weather. Texaco Fal Chlet to tho lln•t q..UIJ' heo'- lna oll }"OU CUI bu.J'• Ia Golll,..lo Coli 446-4233 1959 ;C:Idlllac 4 door Ha1'41top Sedan, solid blue wlt.h all thole CadUiac extras such u power brakes and steering, radio, power antenna. automatic trans: mllslon, white sldewaU tires, a car owners dream. ,~:. "' Wu $2600 Tlil lou IIW, ...... ~11111111 .t,w. N.hiY elfh:leut 1961 Oll!ornol!llo F-IS Deluxe 4 Door V-1, aUtomatic lransinluu;n. radio and hea~r, lood Ure1, a one owner new ~'-85 trade ln. Mut be seen 1o be appreciated. . · • W11 $1895 ...:·_ _ _ Sale Price $1188 *************** Now hi Ill tbo leadlnil eolon tllld 1 nleo IIIOI'tmenl of .liMa. Set tbom now. BLUESTONE ENAMEL 191: QT. CANNEl REG. $2.69 SUMMER SPICIAL _ 1957 Oldsmobile 98 Hallclay Sedan, While u snow and ready to go, for the pel'80n who buyslhl.s one. Equipped with full power, automatic tranaon, radio, heater, and while llde waD tlreJ, · · =f!f. Men's Ivy League Slacks $ 99 1' 3·91 .. 5·91 Mln'1 W....,n J•nt. In blue, green and tht new whlta dtnlm. 1r.o 21 to 42 ......... US It 4.H Was $1095 Saale.Prlce$1288 1960 l'erd Falrlltl!' 500 4 Door Sedan. Ugbt gnen V;8 .automatic transml&olion, radio IIIII beater. ' · Wa1 $1295 VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. Phono WY 2-2769 11111'11 Avo. Mloldlopart ---- EVERY CAR IN STOCK ... READY TO GO FOR YOUR SUMM£R VACAnONI WE'RE ClEARit8 CAN CLEAN UP WITH EXTRA- Crow's SPECIAL SAVINGS! STEAK HOUSE • ' floJM o/ GET A RED-HOT DEAf. ON THIS SUMMER s•zl! • the lnst·atl Now! Gala•,. 15110 Sporta Hllcltop GET A RED-HOT DeAL ON THIS SUMMER SJZZ& SANDWICH a Onler .Jiw ........ liMToM'IIII ....... WYN412 Sale Prlcti$1188 GET A RED-HOT DEAL ON THIS SUMMER SIZZLER WE HAVE 'Ml OF YOUR Bop' Ivy League Trousers alid Colored Western Jeans Size~ 0 to 20 H & R FIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT, 0. 2·91 ... 4·50 ., . .. New York Clqthing House In '-roy flclr Owr 90 VNn ( OUT SUMMER STOCK, SO 't'OU Sale Price $988 1960 ~·t:tt Chinle 4 Door Seclen. 'lbe car Ill blue but you won't ~ If yQil ·buy IIIla llli~. Fully power equipped, V·B, Automatic lranomillltm radio and heater, ·· ' · Wls$1495 '3·" ...""' _ Sale Price $2418 ' In Moltolr Mol!lft.C.unl!ot Phi!M .... ,......,, 1511 ' Dlttr........ lnfhli Ar-t lrY CITY ICIIr I'IIIL COMtiANY .nit loot 'edftoitololt ~ ofrop 10 thot""' "H" holr. ond -·-nd wlllt ohiN _, J wll I 1 off, _, -.1 liOt far oa..r..toW. clrplt. WW.,.. quiet IIIOior. HOUSE PAIN1 SPECIAL RED-HOT DEALS ON FORD DEAL-. · ...... '! 1H1 ~IIIH Har4tep Coupe-Equipped with power steering, power bratea Automatic lraumillllon. white sidewall tires, radio, and heater. A clean on~ owllfl' new Catllll•e trade In, everything you could expect In a value rated used CadJllac. EUCTRIC HAIR DRYER WITIIJ:ml , Prices Blastecl On Vafue-Rqtecl CarsJ , · 751Mt-7/16" .... e . . ····· . + 'IOP.QUAUTJ DOW REO. ~OT! ~.. Sign-up • Summer Clothing .Needs ' ,.,._15110 4-Door 5otdl• . . FORD~D£AI.iiT ·IIITH QOJLE FORD, I ·c~ , unisT ooo IJTIE'I!.III•nll£ ' ( . ON USEP CARSJOO. SEE YOUR ~~in . ~r .-.. , ,' · ••.,... Thiid s•. · l . •. . I ·)'OUR . ~'!~{ALE!,~S, - ~ U5ED ~R' A~~ •' ; .>j, I. ' _; . ~. �• J)odgers Blast Cardinals· 10 · 4 To Stretch Lead; Reds Drop Twinbill ALL STU The Daily Sentinel ' PAGE· Anew system .that tim 11111 pter • protection against moisture blistelilit than traditional linseed oil paints: • If the old paint bas bliilcred, Rllllll¥C aid paillt lbla tit bare wood. Prime with Du Pont Blister-R<&is~Bo! Pdtaet:. Cover with one: or more coats of '"Lw:ite" B Dries in one hour. Clean bands alld ~ 1llllh --~ Result-a lovely, rich, Jow.b ': liailllCIUil' 11 •¢ A than old-style linoeed oil paints! For previously painted surfaces in ~ ~ IIPIIIJ one or two coats of Lucite HOUle P*'tr-nn pnRMJ' 66 $8 ··. · · WADING POOl NewOUPontuatlla tllll 5' PLASTIC s 3 ROOMS 20" Electric PORTABLE New ..... ____ ., OIILT WINDOW FAN / Motorola 9- Trr:msi1tor ' /i'M f liM Port•ble l!Ddi<> that C uaJcotT- worki OD batteries or plays on ordinary house eurrect. Model X42 m Rlack cowhide case. MASON LUCITE House Paint $90.00 WERNER Rowley &Reed Hardware RADIO& T.V. "QUAUTY HARDWARE SINCE 1884" PHONE WY 2·2776 PROPANE GAS CYLINDER . c,~1 'EM WHILE THEY'RE..,_ _SUMMIR $1.19 SPECIAL RIG. $U9 _ _ __ Handy Disposable Fuel Cylinder. ''************** for Winter Comtortl . IIGI.f_..COLOIS , ·- -WNIE NOW AI Karr &Van~an~' Blll'll• olean! Was $3800 _ _ _ Sale Price $3688 Fill 70ur taDk JtOw-pruat condenaation and ru.atlng dUJ'• lng warm weather. Texaco Fal Chlet to tho lln•t q..UIJ' heo'- lna oll }"OU CUI bu.J'• Ia Golll,..lo Coli 446-4233 1959 ;C:Idlllac 4 door Ha1'41top Sedan, solid blue wlt.h all thole CadUiac extras such u power brakes and steering, radio, power antenna. automatic trans: mllslon, white sldewaU tires, a car owners dream. ,~:. "' Wu $2600 Tlil lou IIW, ...... ~11111111 .t,w. N.hiY elfh:leut 1961 Oll!ornol!llo F-IS Deluxe 4 Door V-1, aUtomatic lransinluu;n. radio and hea~r, lood Ure1, a one owner new ~'-85 trade ln. Mut be seen 1o be appreciated. . · • W11 $1895 ...:·_ _ _ Sale Price $1188 *************** Now hi Ill tbo leadlnil eolon tllld 1 nleo IIIOI'tmenl of .liMa. Set tbom now. BLUESTONE ENAMEL 191: QT. CANNEl REG. $2.69 SUMMER SPICIAL _ 1957 Oldsmobile 98 Hallclay Sedan, While u snow and ready to go, for the pel'80n who buyslhl.s one. Equipped with full power, automatic tranaon, radio, heater, and while llde waD tlreJ, · · =f!f. Men's Ivy League Slacks $ 99 1' 3·91 .. 5·91 Mln'1 W....,n J•nt. In blue, green and tht new whlta dtnlm. 1r.o 21 to 42 ......... US It 4.H Was $1095 Saale.Prlce$1288 1960 l'erd Falrlltl!' 500 4 Door Sedan. Ugbt gnen V;8 .automatic transml&olion, radio IIIII beater. ' · Wa1 $1295 VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. Phono WY 2-2769 11111'11 Avo. Mloldlopart ---- EVERY CAR IN STOCK ... READY TO GO FOR YOUR SUMM£R VACAnONI WE'RE ClEARit8 CAN CLEAN UP WITH EXTRA- Crow's SPECIAL SAVINGS! STEAK HOUSE • ' floJM o/ GET A RED-HOT DEAf. ON THIS SUMMER s•zl! • the lnst·atl Now! Gala•,. 15110 Sporta Hllcltop GET A RED-HOT DeAL ON THIS SUMMER SJZZ& SANDWICH a Onler .Jiw ........ liMToM'IIII ....... WYN412 Sale Prlcti$1188 GET A RED-HOT DEAL ON THIS SUMMER SIZZLER WE HAVE 'Ml OF YOUR Bop' Ivy League Trousers alid Colored Western Jeans Size~ 0 to 20 H & R FIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT, 0. 2·91 ... 4·50 ., . .. New York Clqthing House In '-roy flclr Owr 90 VNn ( OUT SUMMER STOCK, SO 't'OU Sale Price $988 1960 ~·t:tt Chinle 4 Door Seclen. 'lbe car Ill blue but you won't ~ If yQil ·buy IIIla llli~. Fully power equipped, V·B, Automatic lranomillltm radio and heater, ·· ' · Wls$1495 '3·" ...""' _ Sale Price $2418 ' In Moltolr Mol!lft.C.unl!ot Phi!M .... ,......,, 1511 ' Dlttr........ lnfhli Ar-t lrY CITY ICIIr I'IIIL COMtiANY .nit loot 'edftoitololt ~ ofrop 10 thot""' "H" holr. ond -·-nd wlllt ohiN _, J wll I 1 off, _, -.1 liOt far oa..r..toW. clrplt. WW.,.. quiet IIIOior. HOUSE PAIN1 SPECIAL RED-HOT DEALS ON FORD DEAL-. · ...... '! 1H1 ~IIIH Har4tep Coupe-Equipped with power steering, power bratea Automatic lraumillllon. white sidewall tires, radio, and heater. A clean on~ owllfl' new Catllll•e trade In, everything you could expect In a value rated used CadJllac. EUCTRIC HAIR DRYER WITIIJ:ml , Prices Blastecl On Vafue-Rqtecl CarsJ , · 751Mt-7/16" .... e . . ····· . + 'IOP.QUAUTJ DOW REO. ~OT! ~.. Sign-up • Summer Clothing .Needs ' ,.,._15110 4-Door 5otdl• . . FORD~D£AI.iiT ·IIITH QOJLE FORD, I ·c~ , unisT ooo IJTIE'I!.III•nll£ ' ( . ON USEP CARSJOO. SEE YOUR ~~in . ~r .-.. , ,' · ••.,... Thiid s•. · l . •. . I ·)'OUR . ~'!~{ALE!,~S, - ~ U5ED ~R' A~~ •' ; .>j, I. ' _; . ~. �' • I -· .. Chester D of A Installs Its ..,_ . . New Officers --·------'""""' ,_.,.. --- . - so'!!l!""!'!•tl'l!!!"!!!i..... LL l J F~ers' Day PlamledJnly ~': 2 _6At ExnP.rimentStation rTbo Soelof:r of Pr. P1,EASAN'1' : -.. ...... JULY I Mlultlnuy lnNIIed 1 n I a ,:o . r~.::=~~~~;~~alsochicken, ribs,JndfraDI:cole slaw bev· hers Mypresent r t le Walker, or, pre~lded. It was that a layette shower will be held for Mildred Dill fo~rwin! next meeting and of a meelinl! of the Past for Wednesday evening, 10, at the lndge hall, with ~!orris, Letha Wood and Ada i' a n Meter ao hostesses. The public is Invited. Tbe Young Married claaa ol ~Roek Springs Methndllt will have au Ice .,..,am on the lawn, Friday, July at 8:90 p.m. Homeice cream, cake, eolfee soft drinks will be sold. JULY f Fore•t Rose Council Daught· Navada Beaver, council de- ers of America will meet on '"ty, installed Myrtle W~1lker l i~-es.d~y at 8 p. m. Jnatallatlon JUnior past eouncllor; Ethel officers will be held and all r r, assoetate past. councilor ; · are requested 1c wear :111dred Dtll, coun~tlor; Elean· Refreshments wlll he r Leonatd. assoc1ate council· Members are asked to DorOLhy R1tch1e, vlee coon· ar·tlcles for district rum. , Dori•. Grueser, associate mage sale, vtce councilor; Zelda Weber, conductor ; Ethel Bentz, war. Hattie Frederick, record!Jig secrotary . e00 Ada Neutzling, assistant re- I:U.. The Ridge-K cording secretary ; Ada Van Me, flnandal secretary; Olive Kelly, assistant financial '"'"" ; Lucllle Kraeuter, treasurer ; Kate Hayman, lnsi~e sen: Helen Wolfe, 18 months trustee ; Law·a Mae &lternate represeniAtive Council session. Committees named were Mae Spencer, Helen Wolle, Goldie Frederick, Ada Morris, Mary McDonald and Mary K. Holter, ways and means; Hattie Frederick, Mary Barker, Olive Kell). Lillie Christy, Mabel Von· )lleter and Zona Biggo, orphans; Erma Cleland, Dorothy Ritchie Grueser, Esther · Kate Hayman, Betty Roush and Myrtle Walker gond of order; Ada Van Mete~ and Iterns 0 f Interest E bod Y11!1' . very · JDVJ'ted T0 . 8e Jn parade . ·. • 1"'5!"'1 h 0 MOW>I Mcrip hptllt county fanners m named lor elbe~'~ iCII~ureh of Mlddlepor\ If iiPwor- part!clvjo!e l!l .1 Mulll wbell Chester :: barbeale Friday • July 5 , _ , .. lll1 at tbe Daul!hlerl of Amortca, met 4 p.m. toT p.m. Tberi will !!Ia ·-;-• · evenln& with !It mem· a •II'~ 01 bltbecued, 1o00a IM Olflcert were ( · ~. "f . ' v ·&ntinel Church News 4 mot '- holnJ held hi ot a Fle]jl Day. tor I b t ,...,..... Cclunly Illy'' lllcllldee: DemonstratioN on m'hlll Grua IIIII on for tnat:!PI 1rltb·1ieptaehlor W• 7 Cootrol. lfnulll of puture Tile lluo ·&n lltW up there too. We eu't - tbm Ia h daytime alld alwaya t111a _ , atraqe. B11t they - jlllt u •llllla 11181'1 u they an at: lllrbt- oiiCI ,.,.. don't han to - them to Jmow lt. lll8lllg&- ment with d!Uerent gru... RJid dlfterent lertill2aUon ralel. lleiUIII ff tbe W11 of differ· ei!Jmicals lc control .....SS PT. PLEASANT - An open·com. lng day parade will be held The tfftet ol different fall eonneeUon with the dates on lllfalfa stauds County Fair, featurr~Jn~g:O~:J:I'T )'leUII. from Muon and 11 counties, floats, antique horses, and anything else has anythlna In partk:ular can be led, driven, or ridden. would Wee to aee, contact Fair officials want thls to be the Maaon ·County EJ1enllon the biggest parade ever held Offlco, or ·Cbarley Spern Pt. Pl011sant and they are ID· of the Oblo Val· vitlng youth groups, civic and ley Stlitlollo It wlll fraternal organization&, and be In ·lilt procram. - -~ - - ·----·------~ vat• cl!Jzeno to participate. The parade will he under reeUon of the Pt. Ple8S8111 Oepar.tment. Any group or vidual who wants to enter parade should contact p 1 u WoOd o! ·the Pt. Pleasant Flrt *"' **·.'.~t *{( Y1111 dim~ lla'feto- God ,either, to know that He'a tllere- tbourh some JIIOPia- to feellt'a 10ntething that hu to be provtd. They eouldn't be rilon 'lmml· GOd'• evidence ia eveeywllere. Jlllt walk lnto a dlureb on Sundq tmd lit doWll and Illten awhile, and th1117011 wW luww w aurc. =--...::.. sec------------ Depart~nt. MRS. WILLIAM RICHARD ANDERSON Mr. a nd Mrs. Herbert M. Hardie of 508 Montgomery· st, Marietta, nre announcing the marriage of their daugh· ter, Jennifer Marie, to William Richard Anderson, son of Mrs. William H. Anderson ond the late William Herbert Anderson of Lincoln HilL The ceremony was an ~>vent of Feb. 24, 1963, in Richmond, Ind. The new Mrs. Anderson is a 1961 graduate of Marietta High school. For the past two years she has attended Ohio University where she was a member of Sigma Kappa Sorority. Mr. Anderson was graduated from Pomeroy High school In 1959 and attended Ohio State University where he was ~!filiated with Phi Delta Theta Fraternity: Presently he -18 servmg wrth the U.S. Navy, and IS stationed m Char· Mrs. Anderson to him there soon. s. c. • F 'I DIXOn ami Y· Is Host For Annual Picnic Teacher Is Hostess For Bible Class The Ladies Bible class of the Middleport First Baptist church met Tuesday evening at the home of its teacher, Mrs. James Murray . Mrs. Clarence Clark, president, pcesided with Mrs. Harold Hall giving the open· !Jlg prayer. · Beulah White gave the scriplure lesson and Mrs. Raymond Saxton the f;;emi -annual report The annual picnic of the WSCS members and families Enterprise EUB Church was held Tuesday evening at home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dixon. Mrs. William Frecker, gram chairman, had !o• t o p i c, " Evanelische meinschaft - Our C h u r c in Europe, One With Us or the finance committe in- Christ," Scripture was read eluding the proceeds from the . Mrs. Frecker followed w i t bakeless boke sale. The mys· prayer by Mrs. Men z e I tery pme was won by Mrs. Smith. Molly McGee. Mrs. McGee and [ Churches In Switzerland and Bealah Wh ite presented a vocal .East Germany were discussed auet, "God Is Here." followed by the leader who showed pteby group singin g. A note was , tures o! Switzerland. Mrs. Freeread from Mrs. James Faulk· ker described churches In the ner. two countries and told how During the evening the birth· they worship. She stated that 1 i Hartun~. Kraeuter , delinquent; Mildred Dill Ethel Beniz Anna Tuttle, M~rgaret Tuttle: Lao· ra Mae Hartung, Bernice Rid· enour and Letha WoOd, refre~hments; Letha Koblentz •. T t n a . and Esther Wr.ght, resoluhono_: Eleanor Leonard, Opal Elchmger, and Leda Mae Hower; Roberta Lee, Sadte Trussell, Ethel Orr, ·flo. Wolle, Violet Hill and Bailey, miscellaneous; , team captain; Mary . Holter, council captain; Es~ Ridenour, flag bearer No. I and Violet Hill, assistant; Lelha WoOd, flag hearer No.2 and Laura Mae Hartung, assistant; Mary K. Holter and Lucille Kraeuter, publicity ; Helen ·Wolie, _pianist, and Doloreo Wolfe, assistant pianllt, Kra~uter, VACATIONING HERE Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Salser of Racine, called on Mr. and Mrs. Maynard eahr Friday afternoon . The 21st was their iiOth wedding anniversary. ~r. and Mrs .. Mllf'l Taylor viSited Sunday wrUt their son, Mr. and Mrs. Wllla1·d Taylor on Route 7. Mrs. Betty Windon, Mrs. AI· Ice Dodson called at the Ewing FrJday evemng to see Mrs. Dena Hoffman,who lay in . Blame Milhoan, Tony, Wll· and Denny Parker, went Grandville, 0. Monday where he purchased a Harvester COlli· ' Neither Driv- Is -• Cited After Wrecll PT PLEASANT _ 8 tale Poll~ Invest! ated 1 two hlcle accidentg'l'uellday eVE!IIinKI at 5, 30 p. m. oeeuring em 17 resulting In approximately $400 property damage but no rsonal lnj · pe ury. A vehicle driven by Ed Hall, . st. Albans, to Mrs. Edith Osborne returned !!latement to lhe home last week visiting rela· br•ke_ · dlffleulty. In Carrollton, Ohio an th 8 0 Pennsylvania with her nieces, e hie . au: es Mr. and Mrs. Watd Ralston, cau!::t '":::m to lllrlke and Mrs. Donald Dawoon, left r:OOer of 1 vahitelllj and Mrs. Kenneth Deem,~~~~~~~=. by . Wllllam Owen and Mr. and Mro. Howard at Paden City, W. Va. 22, Mr. and Mrs. Art Hesper of driver waa • ··"· Columbus visited Friday Wtlh Mr. and Mrs. lllay- Lewis ' Re{llli' :u r~~~~ ~: . brat ) SeaiJ Colu~'::d.ohlo. Mrs. Ra~mond Frank called Mrs. Alll'e Dodson one day last. week. M1sa Carolyn Parker Is tending summer classes at the Ohio Umversrty at Athens, 0 . Mr. and Mrs. Roger Keller and chtldren from W. Chester Thursday evenlng II the Jacob Weber home. . .. ' GOLDEN S~EEP MATTRESS .......... _... ~-FQR- eHEATING ePLUMBING eROOFING - fonMriJ .... u. ....... , 1 "1: ! Oil WY 14174 Interested in Northern Ohio location invited to apply. 2 yrs. training $3900. $5250, 3 yrs. training $4100 • $5500. B11chelor's degree $4300 - $6255, 5 yrs. training $4400 - $6440. Master's degree $4500. $6625. Full credit for military service and te11ching experience. Call collect Superintendent of Schools, Nor· walk, Ohio. Tel, 662·7031. ANDWLII ,.......- . /JIITOt .r........ . MOUSE PAINT $3.88 a.llall VALLEY LUMBER · & SUPPLY ·co. Phone WY 2-2769 1hlrd A•o. .Mltlcfl"'l''rt / . WY !14284 lakera ol Roloum Brud POMEROY FlOWER SHOP •TJ.awera For All Occuiont" Ollr. Buttemut & W. Malo Ph0111 WY 2·20311 made with •eeso teatiiiM Pomeroy LOGAN MONUMENT CO • OF MEIGS . COUNTY ' Near Pomeroy-Muon Bridtt Leo L. Vaulhan, .Jdlr, · WY 2:2588 FOREMAN & ABBQTT CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Quality Fnrnlture at Lower PrieM Middleport Pomeroy, Ohio THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA Loeol Union 1!888 llav•-· w. Vo, ' "WALGREEN AGENCY" I V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY 130 11:, Soeoacl t WY 2·21188 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK ''I'M FrlondiJ Bonk" Middleport, Oblo DepOiilllnmrod b1 f,D,I.C. WY 1-fHQ Pomeroy .. SWISHER & LOHSE LIEVING COAL COMPANY '""I . Jl"'r,u' DRUOI We Fill AllDoeton ~na t.labUohed In Weol Cnlumblo, W. Va, Ph. Mason SP 3.up3 .., . ....., . Will be in Athens, Ohio '1/'Y · - HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE . .. Sunday On·ly ..· ' ~~!»Port . .. r • .. · '~;, !tal . y'l "lleillbril" . , r a specially dOiipd ~ give eo ehlo tllat It ..... . ,· 'Z40 Lincoln St. 'rP•; Churel!' ol Your .llbaloo ' '·' .·.:~.·· , Jr•' I' ' ·"' il Wlth!atber. ~ ~ . .... ~, ' ,r,.. !" ·. ' ~ OPEN 'FRIDAY & siQD.A~ HI~ ..... ' ~!· .. ......,.,..~." .<·~ ··~··... ..,.., .•, .. ,..~n.,~ •.. \. Pb. ~,ohto • -~·~ ~1411 '. '""RUTlAND .DEPT. $TOrtE, fN~~ ... '.. ' "• . .. \ (Cionl'.l'll!tll SW.I , . , ·ill7 ~~ ~ Jl... t'lolllllta '' ; Hardwori. a - i l l.. : . · ' • .' . . ' .i. ., WY 'Nelle Middleport . . . ..' BEATING KAUTZ FEED STORE our Aim " or, s.u.ri ROLLER\PHA~A~ •' -1· ..._ ' ' ' . ~ .... ' ' ...·'" Phont WY 2-!5110 L* ,!?<. olumbor-futl lbr two: a ctOWninJ \DUM of )l!lUI)I. . Wa!hlblt·VInyl, or Ions-wearing decorative . ' ,A. jqllftll!f' yaluo •1 thio low oOidea Sloop 9llo prioel • ·,· i • ;, PLlJliiiiNO • Pomeror Welt Main St. . · WILLIS ANTHONY . with spe,aially desi&ned POSTUREP&DI c•mattress 'I'M cleut, pqo!U1 Unes of So .um. oo 1rtm, oo Member FI'D GroenhouN WY Uftl WY 2·2844 GOUEI SLEEP SUPREME MAniESS ., .. ~ Middleport FRANCIS FLORIST ond GREENHOUSES OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. 1· ELEMENTARl TEACHERS Attend Tho Cllurch Of Your ClioiM DOdp Trub Mld41eport I 'I'CIP.QUIPIT . . . . . . . CQUMIS GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. t • JlodC~I.,.Ii.... II •n•• ...... .... ....... LEWIS REPAIR SERVIa HE GREW HAIR Mra. Ri.cbard Weaver . In ray who will observe her birth· :he sent to East Germany. The family of Jacksonvtne, Florida R. H. RAWLINGS &SONS CO. I ••dll 1 --__::_B~y~G~Ie~·~·a~Mlllt~llloa~D~J.I.,M"""M"'l;,U,;s,t,,!:...,i!!!!M!!Udcl!!!l!!'!lo.!.....,rt,.ll day song was sung for Mrs. Mur· food parcels and messages can day Jul'1 9 and gifts and cards Lord's Prayer in unison con· spending a month vaca.tion were presented lo her. Mrs. Ieluded the program. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Norrta Murray displayed an old family A short business Slession was S)Tacuse, and oth~ reJ. picture of her homestead at conducted by Mrs. Thomas ""'""· Reedsville which was recently Bentz. vice presidenl. New torn down . Mrs. Murray , one of books for the reading course WSCS TO MEET 13 children , grew up in Reeds· were distributed and discussed. The WSCS of the United Meth· ville where her father, Joseph Attending were Mrs. Paul church wiH meet Randolph, operated a ferry boat. Frick and Paula, Mrs. John jTlleselay, JUly 9, at 7:30 p. m. A dessert course carrying out Frick, Mrs. Frecker and Donna the patriotic theme was serv- and Sharon, Mrs. John Smith ed with nu trups decorated with and granddaughter, SUella W. Va. small fla gs given as favors. ter , Mrs. Bentz and Brenda, - West foot. Attending in addition to those Mr. and Mro. Eldon team lost six regulsrs and m~ntioned above were Mrs. Da· Rev . and Mrs. Menzel Smith Ito lettermeu lor the 1963 na Hamilton, Mrs. J . M. Arch· and Bonnie, Marie, Dana and lse11S0n but expects tc continue er, Mrs. A. R. Pullen, Mrs. Duane, Mrs. Geoffrey Wilson a strong rutfit hea<!e4. by Will and Kelly and Terri, Mrs. Carll~~~atar~~Je~·~·~~Y~os~L:....:,_~ Fielding Hawkins, Mrs. Haptonstall, illrs. Edgar Wolf, Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Dixon I' Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, Mrs. lsa· and Susan and Roger. The belle Winebrenner, Mrs. L. D. ust meeting will be held at Diles, Mrs. Lucille Mayes. Mrs. hollK! of Mro. Eldon Weeka. Murray was assisted by Mrs. ~ucille Mayes and her great VISlTING HERE granddaughter. Kathy Dow, of Kenneth Shumaker and Mllllavenswood. dred Shumaker, Mr. and Mro. Junior McCreary and two chU· Vl!i'l' IT COLUMBUS dren of Beaver Falls, Pa., Mrs. Nellie Borgao . Michael, visiting Mr. and Ml'11. Richard Allen and Patty Birchfield, went Davis of Meehanle-st, P~. to Columbu11 to attend the birthday party for her son, VISIT ZEIIKLES Larry Borgan. Timmy Burgan Mr. and Mrs. carl Zerkle of spent the week visiting w1th I Hartford, W. Va., spent a day h~s grandmother and she look recently with Mr .. and Mrs. Wilhim home. liam Zerkle and family. The Mason County Fair he held August Sth. through lOth. The parade will he August 7th, starting at 6 DST. . ·. ·:·.~'$ . BEN -,F~~iN . · r::t,;o, """·~"' ~~~~~~~ ~~ r. •.~ . . ' h ~ . lf14~'4fl!1'\ ~ . .' . - . A CHURCH FOR ALL PEOPLE St. Paul's Lutheron Church �' • I -· .. Chester D of A Installs Its ..,_ . . New Officers --·------'""""' ,_.,.. --- . - so'!!l!""!'!•tl'l!!!"!!!i..... LL l J F~ers' Day PlamledJnly ~': 2 _6At ExnP.rimentStation rTbo Soelof:r of Pr. P1,EASAN'1' : -.. ...... JULY I Mlultlnuy lnNIIed 1 n I a ,:o . r~.::=~~~~;~~alsochicken, ribs,JndfraDI:cole slaw bev· hers Mypresent r t le Walker, or, pre~lded. It was that a layette shower will be held for Mildred Dill fo~rwin! next meeting and of a meelinl! of the Past for Wednesday evening, 10, at the lndge hall, with ~!orris, Letha Wood and Ada i' a n Meter ao hostesses. The public is Invited. Tbe Young Married claaa ol ~Roek Springs Methndllt will have au Ice .,..,am on the lawn, Friday, July at 8:90 p.m. Homeice cream, cake, eolfee soft drinks will be sold. JULY f Fore•t Rose Council Daught· Navada Beaver, council de- ers of America will meet on '"ty, installed Myrtle W~1lker l i~-es.d~y at 8 p. m. Jnatallatlon JUnior past eouncllor; Ethel officers will be held and all r r, assoetate past. councilor ; · are requested 1c wear :111dred Dtll, coun~tlor; Elean· Refreshments wlll he r Leonatd. assoc1ate council· Members are asked to DorOLhy R1tch1e, vlee coon· ar·tlcles for district rum. , Dori•. Grueser, associate mage sale, vtce councilor; Zelda Weber, conductor ; Ethel Bentz, war. Hattie Frederick, record!Jig secrotary . e00 Ada Neutzling, assistant re- I:U.. The Ridge-K cording secretary ; Ada Van Me, flnandal secretary; Olive Kelly, assistant financial '"'"" ; Lucllle Kraeuter, treasurer ; Kate Hayman, lnsi~e sen: Helen Wolfe, 18 months trustee ; Law·a Mae &lternate represeniAtive Council session. Committees named were Mae Spencer, Helen Wolle, Goldie Frederick, Ada Morris, Mary McDonald and Mary K. Holter, ways and means; Hattie Frederick, Mary Barker, Olive Kell). Lillie Christy, Mabel Von· )lleter and Zona Biggo, orphans; Erma Cleland, Dorothy Ritchie Grueser, Esther · Kate Hayman, Betty Roush and Myrtle Walker gond of order; Ada Van Mete~ and Iterns 0 f Interest E bod Y11!1' . very · JDVJ'ted T0 . 8e Jn parade . ·. • 1"'5!"'1 h 0 MOW>I Mcrip hptllt county fanners m named lor elbe~'~ iCII~ureh of Mlddlepor\ If iiPwor- part!clvjo!e l!l .1 Mulll wbell Chester :: barbeale Friday • July 5 , _ , .. lll1 at tbe Daul!hlerl of Amortca, met 4 p.m. toT p.m. Tberi will !!Ia ·-;-• · evenln& with !It mem· a •II'~ 01 bltbecued, 1o00a IM Olflcert were ( · ~. "f . ' v ·&ntinel Church News 4 mot '- holnJ held hi ot a Fle]jl Day. tor I b t ,...,..... Cclunly Illy'' lllcllldee: DemonstratioN on m'hlll Grua IIIII on for tnat:!PI 1rltb·1ieptaehlor W• 7 Cootrol. lfnulll of puture Tile lluo ·&n lltW up there too. We eu't - tbm Ia h daytime alld alwaya t111a _ , atraqe. B11t they - jlllt u •llllla 11181'1 u they an at: lllrbt- oiiCI ,.,.. don't han to - them to Jmow lt. lll8lllg&- ment with d!Uerent gru... RJid dlfterent lertill2aUon ralel. lleiUIII ff tbe W11 of differ· ei!Jmicals lc control .....SS PT. PLEASANT - An open·com. lng day parade will be held The tfftet ol different fall eonneeUon with the dates on lllfalfa stauds County Fair, featurr~Jn~g:O~:J:I'T )'leUII. from Muon and 11 counties, floats, antique horses, and anything else has anythlna In partk:ular can be led, driven, or ridden. would Wee to aee, contact Fair officials want thls to be the Maaon ·County EJ1enllon the biggest parade ever held Offlco, or ·Cbarley Spern Pt. Pl011sant and they are ID· of the Oblo Val· vitlng youth groups, civic and ley Stlitlollo It wlll fraternal organization&, and be In ·lilt procram. - -~ - - ·----·------~ vat• cl!Jzeno to participate. The parade will he under reeUon of the Pt. Ple8S8111 Oepar.tment. Any group or vidual who wants to enter parade should contact p 1 u WoOd o! ·the Pt. Pleasant Flrt *"' **·.'.~t *{( Y1111 dim~ lla'feto- God ,either, to know that He'a tllere- tbourh some JIIOPia- to feellt'a 10ntething that hu to be provtd. They eouldn't be rilon 'lmml· GOd'• evidence ia eveeywllere. Jlllt walk lnto a dlureb on Sundq tmd lit doWll and Illten awhile, and th1117011 wW luww w aurc. =--...::.. sec------------ Depart~nt. MRS. WILLIAM RICHARD ANDERSON Mr. a nd Mrs. Herbert M. Hardie of 508 Montgomery· st, Marietta, nre announcing the marriage of their daugh· ter, Jennifer Marie, to William Richard Anderson, son of Mrs. William H. Anderson ond the late William Herbert Anderson of Lincoln HilL The ceremony was an ~>vent of Feb. 24, 1963, in Richmond, Ind. The new Mrs. Anderson is a 1961 graduate of Marietta High school. For the past two years she has attended Ohio University where she was a member of Sigma Kappa Sorority. Mr. Anderson was graduated from Pomeroy High school In 1959 and attended Ohio State University where he was ~!filiated with Phi Delta Theta Fraternity: Presently he -18 servmg wrth the U.S. Navy, and IS stationed m Char· Mrs. Anderson to him there soon. s. c. • F 'I DIXOn ami Y· Is Host For Annual Picnic Teacher Is Hostess For Bible Class The Ladies Bible class of the Middleport First Baptist church met Tuesday evening at the home of its teacher, Mrs. James Murray . Mrs. Clarence Clark, president, pcesided with Mrs. Harold Hall giving the open· !Jlg prayer. · Beulah White gave the scriplure lesson and Mrs. Raymond Saxton the f;;emi -annual report The annual picnic of the WSCS members and families Enterprise EUB Church was held Tuesday evening at home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dixon. Mrs. William Frecker, gram chairman, had !o• t o p i c, " Evanelische meinschaft - Our C h u r c in Europe, One With Us or the finance committe in- Christ," Scripture was read eluding the proceeds from the . Mrs. Frecker followed w i t bakeless boke sale. The mys· prayer by Mrs. Men z e I tery pme was won by Mrs. Smith. Molly McGee. Mrs. McGee and [ Churches In Switzerland and Bealah Wh ite presented a vocal .East Germany were discussed auet, "God Is Here." followed by the leader who showed pteby group singin g. A note was , tures o! Switzerland. Mrs. Freeread from Mrs. James Faulk· ker described churches In the ner. two countries and told how During the evening the birth· they worship. She stated that 1 i Hartun~. Kraeuter , delinquent; Mildred Dill Ethel Beniz Anna Tuttle, M~rgaret Tuttle: Lao· ra Mae Hartung, Bernice Rid· enour and Letha WoOd, refre~hments; Letha Koblentz •. T t n a . and Esther Wr.ght, resoluhono_: Eleanor Leonard, Opal Elchmger, and Leda Mae Hower; Roberta Lee, Sadte Trussell, Ethel Orr, ·flo. Wolle, Violet Hill and Bailey, miscellaneous; , team captain; Mary . Holter, council captain; Es~ Ridenour, flag bearer No. I and Violet Hill, assistant; Lelha WoOd, flag hearer No.2 and Laura Mae Hartung, assistant; Mary K. Holter and Lucille Kraeuter, publicity ; Helen ·Wolie, _pianist, and Doloreo Wolfe, assistant pianllt, Kra~uter, VACATIONING HERE Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Salser of Racine, called on Mr. and Mrs. Maynard eahr Friday afternoon . The 21st was their iiOth wedding anniversary. ~r. and Mrs .. Mllf'l Taylor viSited Sunday wrUt their son, Mr. and Mrs. Wllla1·d Taylor on Route 7. Mrs. Betty Windon, Mrs. AI· Ice Dodson called at the Ewing FrJday evemng to see Mrs. Dena Hoffman,who lay in . Blame Milhoan, Tony, Wll· and Denny Parker, went Grandville, 0. Monday where he purchased a Harvester COlli· ' Neither Driv- Is -• Cited After Wrecll PT PLEASANT _ 8 tale Poll~ Invest! ated 1 two hlcle accidentg'l'uellday eVE!IIinKI at 5, 30 p. m. oeeuring em 17 resulting In approximately $400 property damage but no rsonal lnj · pe ury. A vehicle driven by Ed Hall, . st. Albans, to Mrs. Edith Osborne returned !!latement to lhe home last week visiting rela· br•ke_ · dlffleulty. In Carrollton, Ohio an th 8 0 Pennsylvania with her nieces, e hie . au: es Mr. and Mrs. Watd Ralston, cau!::t '":::m to lllrlke and Mrs. Donald Dawoon, left r:OOer of 1 vahitelllj and Mrs. Kenneth Deem,~~~~~~~=. by . Wllllam Owen and Mr. and Mro. Howard at Paden City, W. Va. 22, Mr. and Mrs. Art Hesper of driver waa • ··"· Columbus visited Friday Wtlh Mr. and Mrs. lllay- Lewis ' Re{llli' :u r~~~~ ~: . brat ) SeaiJ Colu~'::d.ohlo. Mrs. Ra~mond Frank called Mrs. Alll'e Dodson one day last. week. M1sa Carolyn Parker Is tending summer classes at the Ohio Umversrty at Athens, 0 . Mr. and Mrs. Roger Keller and chtldren from W. Chester Thursday evenlng II the Jacob Weber home. . .. ' GOLDEN S~EEP MATTRESS .......... _... ~-FQR- eHEATING ePLUMBING eROOFING - fonMriJ .... u. ....... , 1 "1: ! Oil WY 14174 Interested in Northern Ohio location invited to apply. 2 yrs. training $3900. $5250, 3 yrs. training $4100 • $5500. B11chelor's degree $4300 - $6255, 5 yrs. training $4400 - $6440. Master's degree $4500. $6625. Full credit for military service and te11ching experience. Call collect Superintendent of Schools, Nor· walk, Ohio. Tel, 662·7031. ANDWLII ,.......- . /JIITOt .r........ . MOUSE PAINT $3.88 a.llall VALLEY LUMBER · & SUPPLY ·co. Phone WY 2-2769 1hlrd A•o. .Mltlcfl"'l''rt / . WY !14284 lakera ol Roloum Brud POMEROY FlOWER SHOP •TJ.awera For All Occuiont" Ollr. Buttemut & W. Malo Ph0111 WY 2·20311 made with •eeso teatiiiM Pomeroy LOGAN MONUMENT CO • OF MEIGS . COUNTY ' Near Pomeroy-Muon Bridtt Leo L. Vaulhan, .Jdlr, · WY 2:2588 FOREMAN & ABBQTT CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Quality Fnrnlture at Lower PrieM Middleport Pomeroy, Ohio THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA Loeol Union 1!888 llav•-· w. Vo, ' "WALGREEN AGENCY" I V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY 130 11:, Soeoacl t WY 2·21188 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK ''I'M FrlondiJ Bonk" Middleport, Oblo DepOiilllnmrod b1 f,D,I.C. WY 1-fHQ Pomeroy .. SWISHER & LOHSE LIEVING COAL COMPANY '""I . Jl"'r,u' DRUOI We Fill AllDoeton ~na t.labUohed In Weol Cnlumblo, W. Va, Ph. Mason SP 3.up3 .., . ....., . Will be in Athens, Ohio '1/'Y · - HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE . .. Sunday On·ly ..· ' ~~!»Port . .. r • .. · '~;, !tal . y'l "lleillbril" . , r a specially dOiipd ~ give eo ehlo tllat It ..... . ,· 'Z40 Lincoln St. 'rP•; Churel!' ol Your .llbaloo ' '·' .·.:~.·· , Jr•' I' ' ·"' il Wlth!atber. ~ ~ . .... ~, ' ,r,.. !" ·. ' ~ OPEN 'FRIDAY & siQD.A~ HI~ ..... ' ~!· .. ......,.,..~." .<·~ ··~··... ..,.., .•, .. ,..~n.,~ •.. \. Pb. ~,ohto • -~·~ ~1411 '. '""RUTlAND .DEPT. $TOrtE, fN~~ ... '.. ' "• . .. \ (Cionl'.l'll!tll SW.I , . , ·ill7 ~~ ~ Jl... t'lolllllta '' ; Hardwori. a - i l l.. : . · ' • .' . . ' .i. ., WY 'Nelle Middleport . . . ..' BEATING KAUTZ FEED STORE our Aim " or, s.u.ri ROLLER\PHA~A~ •' -1· ..._ ' ' ' . ~ .... ' ' ...·'" Phont WY 2-!5110 L* ,!?<. olumbor-futl lbr two: a ctOWninJ \DUM of )l!lUI)I. . Wa!hlblt·VInyl, or Ions-wearing decorative . ' ,A. jqllftll!f' yaluo •1 thio low oOidea Sloop 9llo prioel • ·,· i • ;, PLlJliiiiNO • Pomeror Welt Main St. . · WILLIS ANTHONY . with spe,aially desi&ned POSTUREP&DI c•mattress 'I'M cleut, pqo!U1 Unes of So .um. oo 1rtm, oo Member FI'D GroenhouN WY Uftl WY 2·2844 GOUEI SLEEP SUPREME MAniESS ., .. ~ Middleport FRANCIS FLORIST ond GREENHOUSES OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. 1· ELEMENTARl TEACHERS Attend Tho Cllurch Of Your ClioiM DOdp Trub Mld41eport I 'I'CIP.QUIPIT . . . . . . . CQUMIS GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. t • JlodC~I.,.Ii.... II •n•• ...... .... ....... LEWIS REPAIR SERVIa HE GREW HAIR Mra. Ri.cbard Weaver . In ray who will observe her birth· :he sent to East Germany. The family of Jacksonvtne, Florida R. H. RAWLINGS &SONS CO. I ••dll 1 --__::_B~y~G~Ie~·~·a~Mlllt~llloa~D~J.I.,M"""M"'l;,U,;s,t,,!:...,i!!!!M!!Udcl!!!l!!'!lo.!.....,rt,.ll day song was sung for Mrs. Mur· food parcels and messages can day Jul'1 9 and gifts and cards Lord's Prayer in unison con· spending a month vaca.tion were presented lo her. Mrs. Ieluded the program. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Norrta Murray displayed an old family A short business Slession was S)Tacuse, and oth~ reJ. picture of her homestead at conducted by Mrs. Thomas ""'""· Reedsville which was recently Bentz. vice presidenl. New torn down . Mrs. Murray , one of books for the reading course WSCS TO MEET 13 children , grew up in Reeds· were distributed and discussed. The WSCS of the United Meth· ville where her father, Joseph Attending were Mrs. Paul church wiH meet Randolph, operated a ferry boat. Frick and Paula, Mrs. John jTlleselay, JUly 9, at 7:30 p. m. A dessert course carrying out Frick, Mrs. Frecker and Donna the patriotic theme was serv- and Sharon, Mrs. John Smith ed with nu trups decorated with and granddaughter, SUella W. Va. small fla gs given as favors. ter , Mrs. Bentz and Brenda, - West foot. Attending in addition to those Mr. and Mro. Eldon team lost six regulsrs and m~ntioned above were Mrs. Da· Rev . and Mrs. Menzel Smith Ito lettermeu lor the 1963 na Hamilton, Mrs. J . M. Arch· and Bonnie, Marie, Dana and lse11S0n but expects tc continue er, Mrs. A. R. Pullen, Mrs. Duane, Mrs. Geoffrey Wilson a strong rutfit hea<!e4. by Will and Kelly and Terri, Mrs. Carll~~~atar~~Je~·~·~~Y~os~L:....:,_~ Fielding Hawkins, Mrs. Haptonstall, illrs. Edgar Wolf, Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Dixon I' Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, Mrs. lsa· and Susan and Roger. The belle Winebrenner, Mrs. L. D. ust meeting will be held at Diles, Mrs. Lucille Mayes. Mrs. hollK! of Mro. Eldon Weeka. Murray was assisted by Mrs. ~ucille Mayes and her great VISlTING HERE granddaughter. Kathy Dow, of Kenneth Shumaker and Mllllavenswood. dred Shumaker, Mr. and Mro. Junior McCreary and two chU· Vl!i'l' IT COLUMBUS dren of Beaver Falls, Pa., Mrs. Nellie Borgao . Michael, visiting Mr. and Ml'11. Richard Allen and Patty Birchfield, went Davis of Meehanle-st, P~. to Columbu11 to attend the birthday party for her son, VISIT ZEIIKLES Larry Borgan. Timmy Burgan Mr. and Mrs. carl Zerkle of spent the week visiting w1th I Hartford, W. Va., spent a day h~s grandmother and she look recently with Mr .. and Mrs. Wilhim home. liam Zerkle and family. The Mason County Fair he held August Sth. through lOth. The parade will he August 7th, starting at 6 DST. . ·. ·:·.~'$ . BEN -,F~~iN . · r::t,;o, """·~"' ~~~~~~~ ~~ r. •.~ . . ' h ~ . lf14~'4fl!1'\ ~ . .' . - . A CHURCH FOR ALL PEOPLE St. Paul's Lutheron Church �• I • Vacation Time! Need More Cash? Get- It Ttiday-The Want Ad Way.~ ' GET MORE CAR Ads Get Results. WHIE ON VACATION IN 1958 Chevrolet Biscayne 4-Door _ ....... ·~·~ •ondaY O.acmnt IH'III -' @) • CANt;El.I.A TIUNS CUJUIE(."I'IUNS wtn ae ae.,..,,eo ll.IIU! ot:IICI o\ --.FO'R REGULA TIUNS to 111111 IH rtl~ 1ft' •41 11""'. . "b~II>IIUII t.-lo" III!IOUlcJ npo."'ed ,m.-dt ...•l:J' • hill ...... n• bt o~:~b fOf RATES for Wao1 Ad Slniee • Ce11\f peo Ulfll"'u"' • CfiDI.I oro MeUtt1'1 • - ,.., l~hl1'111 • "oro fn• .,Mrtl"" eent. ecto. "'I'M lnMrtMna l"'ll! ... ~ ~ 1 cenu ,.. •DI'CII tnll IN e~tarted tor • d•ert1an1 lf ftol wtttttr~ 0 31 r1 111 «u• ·All otU C,A.RD Of dtiM' .......,.... fllAJ'IIU - 11.10 101 ,l) wl'ml .,nllanam .,.llitl(lft1.1 WfiTI' lr ()htf'ulrl.,.. ..uhlt ...... -~ I """'It OFF1Cl HOURS " ~: (II ~ M u•U, B · ~ ' M '" 12·00 llUOIJ 8;3(1 II 'lllUrtll' 2 Door Sedan. Standard trans. Radio and beater. One Free at Landmark ...,rd pet '"fl!O FOR SALE owner car. 2 Door Sedan. Standard trans. Heater and radio. 1959 Chevrolet ' Door Station Wagon V8. Automatic trana. Radio and beater, power ateerina: and brakes. I 1958 Chevrolet '1 IT'~ SO EAS'X - - $1495 - - *1095 2 Door Sedan. 6 cylinder, 1tandard. shift. low mileage. TU PLACE A RES' 11 I PRIIDUl.."'l''IG - THESE CARS MUST GO I . Not worldna 10.Goltoro' a!do \1. ou <It 1961 LARK (6) $1295 $895 1957 CHEVROLET 4DR. 6 CYL · · · · · ··· · ·· $895 $595 J951 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR · .. ••· .. · · .. · .. · $795 $395 I 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 o• o 0 I 0 o 0 0 0 I 0 -- -- Convertible - VI. Automatic tran1., power &teerine, radio and heater. DUE TO Circumstances beyond , mv control. my garage will 1 b1• ::- losed for tlte next days. Brook Sayre, Syracuse, 18. '1'lltldall tlllo ........... aa. Stopnp "· Corrl4or 811. So. " · u.e. ruldod mliOIIa to.Poema Atricaa 42.Bt.W d. ~!Not plaat SaUd. By KING $295 1956 BUICK 4 DR. HARDTOP · · · · · ·· ·· · ··· $695 Mornir1', Miz' Wl!l lel! Care for' AatomaUclrom. Radio IDd hutm. Seo it. 1956 FORD V8- 4 DOOR .. ·' ·· ....... · .. · $595 $295 a toi!Jfll? $195 r These Are Only AFew Of The Many Buys You'll Find Here At METROPOLITAN MOTORS. A Orn*I'IIIIIL Qn tatl 011 e COME IN TODAY BANK FINANCING E•st M1in St. 1518-J after 5 p.m. apartments. Two, Pomeroy. Ohio t room t five room fi'urntsll --1953 Oldsmobile - $395 ; ' ed and uofnrnlsbd. P b o•o aood. Terrace. Phone Pt. Pleasant 2 Door Sedan. Radlo and heater, automatle trans. RUDI Jordan, Rt. I, Loog Botlom, ~~iOCmt:iio:PPENVPTStLA9~P~.M:.-.IDa~ I -~W~Y~2-~255~7.f;iiifi00ii0fi~~~~ Ohio. , 7 5 3tc r ed nd""" unlurnisbed 111ur room . PUPS A.K.C. apart, 8 i9€il . ORO 4-<lr. new paint Lot job, .I miniature, male or female . meots. WY :!MM. ·tfoo. Smitty's Used Car • Stud service. Mrs. C. P. U&lle Rutland, Ohio. • 7 5 6tp Iiams, 1192 Broadway. 1958 PONTIAC convertible. dleport. Ptione WY 2-5443. I> DUPLEX, furnished apartPhone WY 2-6236. 7·2-3tp 7 3 3tc ment at 390 S. 2nd, Middle- Kimbler SJNG~R In des k Iype ca bi ne -t, poM. CoU In evening. li-28-tfc WY 2r. 5262 Wor'<ll Smnllard •I Compact mahogany, Zig-Zag, overcasts · Es~lleoce fancy designs, buttonholes, IF;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, etc. Will settle account for FOR RENT $58 cash or 8 managerabllil) ~ See $8 monthly. Phone WY 2 ~2204 ~·;...........,.......,...,:~~~~ lr Metrvpolitao Moton E MaiD SIRet, Pomero7 tfC IH' u-.IIUU •So l\tath MALATHION FOR FRUIT If pOU WUI • tiDilf' mlterlll to QODh'O) all CO"'rnnl'! rrult lree peth tnd dlaeue1, ••• I..ANOMARJI tM&" Green Chevrolet for sale. Body in good condition. Sell cheap. Phone WI 9-3424. . 7 3 3tc ll'rult Spr., district, h •t- last Main St. . USED Appliance bargains Pomeroy Landmark . 9 cu ft. Good Serve! $75. PhHco True-Zone tic Defrost refrigerator '!.1 cu. ft. Unico Che!lt Freezer, $125. Good Maytag math:- washer, 1150. Good Unlco dryer. repossesses, Unico automatic washer , $120 , Magic Chef gas range, $40. i fJrver , 175. Easy Spin-dry washer, $30. Magic Chef Gas $~0. Pomerov Landmark. Main St., Pn . WY 2-2181. en til 9 p. m. 7 5 3tc KVA h scbools, an NOTICE $100· 00 REWARD For information leading to the arrest, and conviction of any, person stealing Poultry PrieM furnlohM, $80 or Equipment from the premises at any lo- S..or coil . cation operated by OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES. D•vid C. Miller ZAG sewing machine, II Middleport, Q. Ph. WY 2-5191 Contod M.rvln Glugo, Genetel Mlneger 1 model, blind hems, button· holes, appliques, and comes complete with set of fashion BUSINESS SERVICES discs. One dial does it aD. _No FOR EXPERIENCED a1tachments needed. Origl- lnteri..- IIIII ellerlor c a nally $139.95. Pay balance of Roger CUiluns Phone. WY 1$68.31 of 9 payments of a 28112 ' monthly. Phooe WY 2-2204. • Ohio Valley Industries MINERSVILLE. 0. Sews forward and backward. Zig Zag equipped to buttonhole, etc. Bal. due $33.61 or 7 payments $6 monthly. Pbo•ne I WY 2-2204. MALATHION FOR ' J PHONE WY 7 Ute Racine s bedroom house, comer well to waD cafWI, dool1le garage. See ..- .an WI 1483. 7 s eye II ALI'W • 0~--· 60 Dodge - - • • - • sl19S ,. 6 cyl. 4 dr. Sedan. One careful owner. Low mileage. Std. ablft , 61 Chevrolet • • •. -.S179S 60 Chevrolet V8 • • -s1495 Sta. Wagon. Original black flnlsb like new. Four new tires 60 Pontiac V8 • • • • S1695 Sedan. Catalina 4 dr. Onfy 28,568 carefui mllea. Power Steering and brakes. Hyd. 59 Buick V8 • - -•• s1395 •• 2 IMOI'IIDAY Tlllltl nuDA! I -- WJEH RADIO w., 5:31) Dllllteli 'Musicale 5:!11 IDalde 9oGb 1:00 11u111et Bl'ld. 1:1111 SlgD otl .... WMPO Radio · 1:00 Sign Oa Newa 1:05 Sacred Burt '1'-$' 1:20 Country Jlllllhoree L.~......---------..!.!!!!!.!!~~~~~J f :30 FBIT' Nowa "I WANT to make up with Jimmy, Mother, but he won't 7:05 Breakfal'l Party !•t me • , , ht'a ltlll broke!" 7:11 Brltbt Stir ShoW 7:31 Pletlna lldwr 8hoW -~--- 7:50 Newa ~ -; Ohio . 8?00 Breatfut PariJ 1:00 BreatleM PaiV · llOp 11:55 Mason County · News -llldiY lin f'rldey t:._ Coffee With Jlllel 12:00 Community N0111 8!00 Sign On t ·4S llttty N 1:05 Mulleal ClGct LI:Oi NOOD Newa MIDilterlal Alloc. 12:10 Oblo Newa 7:00 N~wt Counlr)l Hoe Down 12:1& Markell 7:10 M~ ClGct 11:05 Swap ~ 7:30 News Readlloes 12:20 Bulletin 8()8rd Farm News 7:30 Musical Clock 12:2& Newa 0 Grams FIIIIIIJ Wonltlp lloof.Titu 7:45 The .Lifeline 12:30 Aarteullure Agent NOOD Report 1:00 Oblo V.U., N11J1 12:46 Country Go Round Music Just For You 1:11 Work! & Oblo Newa 1:5; Nt11111 iltal 11 Ooeuler's Guest Star-JI'rl I• 10 sporta Today Z:OO Country !lO Round 1:00 Platter P1111J . . 2:!11 1'10111 Beat 1:15 We•lher Picture '' 1J Blaettnar 1\uto Show 1:16 Muslcal ClGct 1:110 !lid MaiiDet ,,30 Local News 8:55 .Community N0111 S:.!IS N0111 Blat ':511 BW Stern Sports ,,.. Dllclilt llllb Doll t:OO Latchllrlu8 1:01 Bowling Scores 1:30 Publlc Service 4: 30 ID!el'cllllll8e 0:1111 Vu Pdriek llporta $:011 OonmnDIIJ News 1:45 FIJI!Il1 Woltblp Hour 1:20 Stmdowa SlrtDadl LO:OO IWOo Coutlt1 Newa 5:110 Wqrld. & Natiollal NIWI 7:1111 The Work! Today 10:05 Talk. of U.. TOWD 5:15 Spodf&l!l 1111 &porte 7:31 Sip otl 10:55 N11J1 5:25 I WealbWeui - .luN 11:55:::~- -~ ~ or 1:01 Sign Oa News f:ot Cotmtry ,........ 1:30 Farm NeWI 7:05 Breu'raat PariJ 8: a Joneo SUlek ShOw 10:05 Palko Party 10:35 Public Sonlw 11:05 To[) Ton Show 12:00 Noon MerUn llapGrl Teets 12:30 Rev. 1:05 Plllltlr Party 1:00 Sundown SereJiade 7:10 SliD Off 8:00 Sign Ofl - Jll08 ltlNDAY 7:10 SliD On N1111 1:00 Baptist Llymoo's Hour 1:35 Hour or Dollverance (liP. Poul Jlllll) 9:00 Wings of Heafln& 9:30 Stmt117 Sbow 10:00 Voice of PropbecJ IO:IIi 9tJDdl1 Sbow ll:llll Country BymJitlme 12:00 Noon 11epott 12:1J Tho Search 12:10 lift. MerUn Teetl I :00 Billy Graham 1:11 The Lutheran Hour 1:00 Signs of the Times (Rev. W. S. BUlups) 1:11 Public Service 2:- Tblllll Lifo S:OO SUoda)' S l l f:OO Hour ol Declllon Uli Jolm Griffin 1:1!0 Sund&J Sltowwl 6:00 Sdadowa ~ 7:30 otl Off- June Br HAROLD GRAY OF~THEOEAH AFTAH A YEAH OR !ltiO '«lU CC!ULQ I'AVE CINIJQCED THE COUNT, BUT 'IOU '9TIU WOUlD H4ll ""EN A R""~~ I """"'I~ FAMILV HOW~ ~IQUREO IT 0Uf1 .I Ol<otJIIW J DtF'FERalTh'. cariT WA8 PEHMILE5'S . BUT 'tt:Ul l=".tUHAH WAS VErN W!ALTH'l' . THE COUNT WOULD HAVE <ii A I 0.,.ETTLE,~O~CE I SUM I~l'VE 'SI.IiE, AND MY DEAQ PARENTS WOULD THEN HAVE QlPPOI?TED ME AS BEATS A COUNTESS .1 WELL, AUNT oCIGAT~. I W~SN'T ABOUT TO BE AUCliO~ED "THE FAMILY"} ' taU W&RE A EQQ.~ ! HESITATEO TO ALA,_M YOU TJ41fJK HE'S ACTING P'EGULIARL'Y ~ 58 BUick VB - • Steerin~ • • • $895 ANDZW LEAI?NE&>A lE6SON 1'1.1. N~'h!l? and brakes FORGEr!! !. !~~~~ 517700 ' . BLAETfNA.RS . POMEROY1 0. ~tiE SUPPLIES WAY TO PUT THE MPTTAHI · 4 dr. Hard Top and 4 dr. Sedan. LeSabre. Cbolct of two fine•can, e:rtra nice' 2 Crill .......... Write, PIIIM • CoDIBcl &. C. BIWIFOBD 8 IM, 01111 WHAT A DISGUST ING 'f()U, 8UT SL,\TS··WEU.., OON'T 5 Complele Benlte OFF TO BIN A TITLE ~OR r---'-wa ENP SPEciA.•~.--... a ~ARGAfflpriced used VEGETABLES I U .ard mowers. 1 1 Pomeroy Lan0-11 Wttil M.al.att~~on . one dult or lfll'•J oantroll ALL tard.en pula. u .. II BiiOkteePiiili;ec(iiiiiiilnliiet d mark. Good gar en etth•r LANDMARK ltulti·Purpo• 1~ w··n rliF· . eult ivator and wa· Mult\.PurHN Ye~ml" Duet or LAPm!WA.RB CompJ...... ......_k"'--'Veteqble Spr•' ~ -.vv a .....r..-e rm: , $64. Good parden ~""~··"!111 "t h•rrn plutl, ufe ,.IHI ettaJ seniee. P.baDI WY S.2Z7'2• . ,. , .~-. r·ult 'lvator anrl plow, SSO. 'ectlve or. ""••., e•bb...,. cauU. 1: "II: I' flower cucumber f!l•lon .crua•h w :Jill ·-ll ~ooo riding power mo••· II pott~tou. H~meu... beeta. ,.,., _ •roeCGJl, bnueel aprou\1. ·Doll"t r ~275 . Gnofl David Bradley tet the . . . . . . . . MIHI ttart., buJ HB.P WANTED r.. ~' r with I extra tilJer and "nor <111111PI1 now. law· mower . SlOO. Pomeroy fir general lntMolnSI. Lanr:mark, E. Main St., Ph. wort. Live ln. WY 2-Utl. P01110rov. Ohle 2·211r.' Open till 9 p. m I 7 5 3tc '9fi1 Crnsclanrl Mobil Home, 38 1 :.: 10 111 f'X c!f· ' r·nn•litlon. ': L,.....,. CPII WI 9-l:ltl Miko Morrtso:l, Racine. 7- 5 8tc ,gc 'IASil $100. Pho"' '"Y ~7 6 ltc .- 6 cyl. 2 dr. Hard Top. Beautiful all wblte flnisli One careful owner ALB'ERT M. COX, 1!t ~.~ Power 7-Ulc I'HlYI'O 11117 :--eiectriCP< ... ' portable.- eopy 'leuter lus:uW>Ce II I: X XSCN WA .. SPECIAL "RED HOT" DEALS BSI'8F'l'I H'l'KFOI'QJIKI'C _'l' , m111111011 -··.· MINERSVILLE - 7 • ro;:~~~ frame with bath, part bo ment, gaa furnace heating, located Oil Route l2f. $6,000. ll1i'JIRM - 110 acrea, 12 CIIIUvat· ed, good 7-room houae, cellar, basement bam, garage, other · buildings, fruit well and ponds, .near 1\thens coon1y 11ne. tuoo.oo: Terms. IIF!>RM - 5I acres, 30 culllvat· QBI''l' YtiW....,.• Cli'Jpkqa-~ J'Nrlll 11 .A. N.ut:m FOR J'ACl'S War T111T PlBIIIII) 'llmliiiR 'l'BII I'IRII TH011QHT- POMEROY,O. 606 E. MAIN ST. I'B -ss I'BK C X METROPOLITAN ·MOTORS ed, 7 • roomcoal house with;:: basement, furnace lng, spring bouse with system. Other Stale Route. c urc es. Prlceil •• above, $60 Pomeroy, Ohio OPIN TIL f P.M. For Sale bath apartment including outslde porebes, h ard wood fi oors, gas f urnace, gas cooking ·stove, two 8Dd eleCtriC refrigeratof, 1oca 1ed centraily tn ' Mid.. dlep0rtI ClOSe to 8h0pplnf Generai-PurpOH ContaiDI Mlllthtoa flltetbOilyrhlnJ Kel~haniP /1, C:ap,t1n -t11hhr pow 1er tnrm Use 'In apple•. Pf!ll'll oluma DU.chu. swet~ t and tnut ~he••let (tiP" Sef• •nd effeM JIPI'&J'Inll: lfl It now Athens. L y l-4061 10-10-tll' II ... ,,.• One modern 4 room and R. K. Rawlings Sons Co. Dodg-Doclge Dart-lancer 5. Second & Mill St. Middleport - - - n. Rig <"ar rc":n 1 nde and perlorm· ance Small car economy and XABI II Ton Pickup. ,• ' 11153 CHEVROLET $50. Ruth .I ..- $395 1957 MERCURY 4 DR. HARDTOP · · · · · · · · $795 1954 Dodge s:;·. 7 3 3tc AUTo SALES ews . - ae.. . _ 'I'll lone blue, VI, lloDdard lriDI. $595 1956 Dodge - - - -$595 Marv m Beasle\ . bird 28. To jelltty U.In& Jet black. Nice and aoUd. SIIDdard tram. .2 Door Sedan. Low mUeace, heater, au,tomatie traDJ. .;ALESMAIII ll&'ht Cleon ODd nice. Eeonomy car. 1957 Mercury • - - $795 U'UCIE.J, pD ...Oe I rotMpetala 18. _ , NOW WAS. Riveria 2 Door Sedan. Radio and beater. FriR NEw or used can mtna• 8.8- WHOLESALE & BELOW PRICES Standard lriDI. 1957 Buick Pbo.. WY t-38711t 2Z :laDoe. trLte 24. Fo"'ld 26. Hum- fowl 6.-ol RoptU• 'f. Hunter'• lure 1955 CHEVROLET 4 DR. 6 CYL · · · · · · · · · · $495 i'HONE WY 2-2157 .. baWk• p&l'I'Ot Automatic'"""'· Ruter, dean and Dl... W.\N'I Ml Ohio. qu.t H . Route 22. Created ' · Tatters I . km)'&l'd t Door Sedan. Automatic trans. Radio and heater . WHY- WORRY over a slugl!lsh iHA::MBURGERS, - IOc, 25c, I septic tank? Get K1ean. Em- ~ fee, 5c. Jack's Dairy Bar, I All Septic tank oleaner at 1 Middleport. 7-2-6~, Landmark Farm Bureau, Po- .cmHVAIIUAS, AKC, 5 month•·! __"'•roy. 7-l-301c 1 Also two grown dogs. Maude 1 MODERN 4 bedroom home. Rt. 1 Young, Racine, 0. WI 9 • 7, Ch<!shire. See by appomt- 1 3441. 7-2-3tc ment only. EM 7-7223. NERVOUS? Can't sleep? Try -.....-"""'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"-.6,_29 _...6-.tc\l new time-released Sleep-Wei capsules. Only 98c at Stark You Get Them Drugs. 6-~ "111PG"-'"'' .. ........ el". .._....,. Uthel trW ""' n. - SA~L'"E,--1 ~ '•I tiiiU 'PUhlllb*l Uf'. • rm ,.._, "" Plll'lttlltatwnt ftl La Sabre 4 Door Hard Top. Power oteerlnl and bral<eo, radio and heater, POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO --1961 Chevrolet - -· $1895 1961 Chevrolet 1960 Chevrolet - - $1495 AND .LOST MY SHIRT 1961 Buick LeSabre 4-Door. ~cally owned, automatic trans. Power steering, clean interior, all ijood tires, radio and heater. tlethH t"ablll"'lt. . . ao. :san. pUe• DOWN L DI'HHd Z.Shot.lie Ji, Nari.Nkl LAS VEGAS! $895 Original 111 the way , spotless interlor, black Ind. white finish, VS motor, Powerglide, whitewall. radio 1nd beater OEAUUNES CROSSWORD 67. " " " - 1960 Buick _ _ Was $1795, Now $1695 ... p • I 'FLIPPED usEo cAR BUYs WANT AD INFORMATION TELEVISION IN REVIEW FOR s.\t&, .' ea. Largo ccrrner lot NewiJ - <. 1' ~ ' •. ' • . ··'• ·1;.~. �• I • Vacation Time! Need More Cash? Get- It Ttiday-The Want Ad Way.~ ' GET MORE CAR Ads Get Results. WHIE ON VACATION IN 1958 Chevrolet Biscayne 4-Door _ ....... ·~·~ •ondaY O.acmnt IH'III -' @) • CANt;El.I.A TIUNS CUJUIE(."I'IUNS wtn ae ae.,..,,eo ll.IIU! ot:IICI o\ --.FO'R REGULA TIUNS to 111111 IH rtl~ 1ft' •41 11""'. . "b~II>IIUII t.-lo" III!IOUlcJ npo."'ed ,m.-dt ...•l:J' • hill ...... n• bt o~:~b fOf RATES for Wao1 Ad Slniee • Ce11\f peo Ulfll"'u"' • CfiDI.I oro MeUtt1'1 • - ,.., l~hl1'111 • "oro fn• .,Mrtl"" eent. ecto. "'I'M lnMrtMna l"'ll! ... ~ ~ 1 cenu ,.. •DI'CII tnll IN e~tarted tor • d•ert1an1 lf ftol wtttttr~ 0 31 r1 111 «u• ·All otU C,A.RD Of dtiM' .......,.... fllAJ'IIU - 11.10 101 ,l) wl'ml .,nllanam .,.llitl(lft1.1 WfiTI' lr ()htf'ulrl.,.. ..uhlt ...... -~ I """'It OFF1Cl HOURS " ~: (II ~ M u•U, B · ~ ' M '" 12·00 llUOIJ 8;3(1 II 'lllUrtll' 2 Door Sedan. Standard trans. Radio and beater. One Free at Landmark ...,rd pet '"fl!O FOR SALE owner car. 2 Door Sedan. Standard trans. Heater and radio. 1959 Chevrolet ' Door Station Wagon V8. Automatic trana. Radio and beater, power ateerina: and brakes. I 1958 Chevrolet '1 IT'~ SO EAS'X - - $1495 - - *1095 2 Door Sedan. 6 cylinder, 1tandard. shift. low mileage. TU PLACE A RES' 11 I PRIIDUl.."'l''IG - THESE CARS MUST GO I . Not worldna 10.Goltoro' a!do \1. ou <It 1961 LARK (6) $1295 $895 1957 CHEVROLET 4DR. 6 CYL · · · · · ··· · ·· $895 $595 J951 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR · .. ••· .. · · .. · .. · $795 $395 I 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 o• o 0 I 0 o 0 0 0 I 0 -- -- Convertible - VI. Automatic tran1., power &teerine, radio and heater. DUE TO Circumstances beyond , mv control. my garage will 1 b1• ::- losed for tlte next days. Brook Sayre, Syracuse, 18. '1'lltldall tlllo ........... aa. Stopnp "· Corrl4or 811. So. " · u.e. ruldod mliOIIa to.Poema Atricaa 42.Bt.W d. ~!Not plaat SaUd. By KING $295 1956 BUICK 4 DR. HARDTOP · · · · · ·· ·· · ··· $695 Mornir1', Miz' Wl!l lel! Care for' AatomaUclrom. Radio IDd hutm. Seo it. 1956 FORD V8- 4 DOOR .. ·' ·· ....... · .. · $595 $295 a toi!Jfll? $195 r These Are Only AFew Of The Many Buys You'll Find Here At METROPOLITAN MOTORS. A Orn*I'IIIIIL Qn tatl 011 e COME IN TODAY BANK FINANCING E•st M1in St. 1518-J after 5 p.m. apartments. Two, Pomeroy. Ohio t room t five room fi'urntsll --1953 Oldsmobile - $395 ; ' ed and uofnrnlsbd. P b o•o aood. Terrace. Phone Pt. Pleasant 2 Door Sedan. Radlo and heater, automatle trans. RUDI Jordan, Rt. I, Loog Botlom, ~~iOCmt:iio:PPENVPTStLA9~P~.M:.-.IDa~ I -~W~Y~2-~255~7.f;iiifi00ii0fi~~~~ Ohio. , 7 5 3tc r ed nd""" unlurnisbed 111ur room . PUPS A.K.C. apart, 8 i9€il . ORO 4-<lr. new paint Lot job, .I miniature, male or female . meots. WY :!MM. ·tfoo. Smitty's Used Car • Stud service. Mrs. C. P. U&lle Rutland, Ohio. • 7 5 6tp Iiams, 1192 Broadway. 1958 PONTIAC convertible. dleport. Ptione WY 2-5443. I> DUPLEX, furnished apartPhone WY 2-6236. 7·2-3tp 7 3 3tc ment at 390 S. 2nd, Middle- Kimbler SJNG~R In des k Iype ca bi ne -t, poM. CoU In evening. li-28-tfc WY 2r. 5262 Wor'<ll Smnllard •I Compact mahogany, Zig-Zag, overcasts · Es~lleoce fancy designs, buttonholes, IF;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, etc. Will settle account for FOR RENT $58 cash or 8 managerabllil) ~ See $8 monthly. Phone WY 2 ~2204 ~·;...........,.......,...,:~~~~ lr Metrvpolitao Moton E MaiD SIRet, Pomero7 tfC IH' u-.IIUU •So l\tath MALATHION FOR FRUIT If pOU WUI • tiDilf' mlterlll to QODh'O) all CO"'rnnl'! rrult lree peth tnd dlaeue1, ••• I..ANOMARJI tM&" Green Chevrolet for sale. Body in good condition. Sell cheap. Phone WI 9-3424. . 7 3 3tc ll'rult Spr., district, h •t- last Main St. . USED Appliance bargains Pomeroy Landmark . 9 cu ft. Good Serve! $75. PhHco True-Zone tic Defrost refrigerator '!.1 cu. ft. Unico Che!lt Freezer, $125. Good Maytag math:- washer, 1150. Good Unlco dryer. repossesses, Unico automatic washer , $120 , Magic Chef gas range, $40. i fJrver , 175. Easy Spin-dry washer, $30. Magic Chef Gas $~0. Pomerov Landmark. Main St., Pn . WY 2-2181. en til 9 p. m. 7 5 3tc KVA h scbools, an NOTICE $100· 00 REWARD For information leading to the arrest, and conviction of any, person stealing Poultry PrieM furnlohM, $80 or Equipment from the premises at any lo- S..or coil . cation operated by OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES. D•vid C. Miller ZAG sewing machine, II Middleport, Q. Ph. WY 2-5191 Contod M.rvln Glugo, Genetel Mlneger 1 model, blind hems, button· holes, appliques, and comes complete with set of fashion BUSINESS SERVICES discs. One dial does it aD. _No FOR EXPERIENCED a1tachments needed. Origl- lnteri..- IIIII ellerlor c a nally $139.95. Pay balance of Roger CUiluns Phone. WY 1$68.31 of 9 payments of a 28112 ' monthly. Phooe WY 2-2204. • Ohio Valley Industries MINERSVILLE. 0. Sews forward and backward. Zig Zag equipped to buttonhole, etc. Bal. due $33.61 or 7 payments $6 monthly. Pbo•ne I WY 2-2204. MALATHION FOR ' J PHONE WY 7 Ute Racine s bedroom house, comer well to waD cafWI, dool1le garage. See ..- .an WI 1483. 7 s eye II ALI'W • 0~--· 60 Dodge - - • • - • sl19S ,. 6 cyl. 4 dr. Sedan. One careful owner. Low mileage. Std. ablft , 61 Chevrolet • • •. -.S179S 60 Chevrolet V8 • • -s1495 Sta. Wagon. Original black flnlsb like new. Four new tires 60 Pontiac V8 • • • • S1695 Sedan. Catalina 4 dr. Onfy 28,568 carefui mllea. Power Steering and brakes. Hyd. 59 Buick V8 • - -•• s1395 •• 2 IMOI'IIDAY Tlllltl nuDA! I -- WJEH RADIO w., 5:31) Dllllteli 'Musicale 5:!11 IDalde 9oGb 1:00 11u111et Bl'ld. 1:1111 SlgD otl .... WMPO Radio · 1:00 Sign Oa Newa 1:05 Sacred Burt '1'-$' 1:20 Country Jlllllhoree L.~......---------..!.!!!!!.!!~~~~~J f :30 FBIT' Nowa "I WANT to make up with Jimmy, Mother, but he won't 7:05 Breakfal'l Party !•t me • , , ht'a ltlll broke!" 7:11 Brltbt Stir ShoW 7:31 Pletlna lldwr 8hoW -~--- 7:50 Newa ~ -; Ohio . 8?00 Breatfut PariJ 1:00 BreatleM PaiV · llOp 11:55 Mason County · News -llldiY lin f'rldey t:._ Coffee With Jlllel 12:00 Community N0111 8!00 Sign On t ·4S llttty N 1:05 Mulleal ClGct LI:Oi NOOD Newa MIDilterlal Alloc. 12:10 Oblo Newa 7:00 N~wt Counlr)l Hoe Down 12:1& Markell 7:10 M~ ClGct 11:05 Swap ~ 7:30 News Readlloes 12:20 Bulletin 8()8rd Farm News 7:30 Musical Clock 12:2& Newa 0 Grams FIIIIIIJ Wonltlp lloof.Titu 7:45 The .Lifeline 12:30 Aarteullure Agent NOOD Report 1:00 Oblo V.U., N11J1 12:46 Country Go Round Music Just For You 1:11 Work! & Oblo Newa 1:5; Nt11111 iltal 11 Ooeuler's Guest Star-JI'rl I• 10 sporta Today Z:OO Country !lO Round 1:00 Platter P1111J . . 2:!11 1'10111 Beat 1:15 We•lher Picture '' 1J Blaettnar 1\uto Show 1:16 Muslcal ClGct 1:110 !lid MaiiDet ,,30 Local News 8:55 .Community N0111 S:.!IS N0111 Blat ':511 BW Stern Sports ,,.. Dllclilt llllb Doll t:OO Latchllrlu8 1:01 Bowling Scores 1:30 Publlc Service 4: 30 ID!el'cllllll8e 0:1111 Vu Pdriek llporta $:011 OonmnDIIJ News 1:45 FIJI!Il1 Woltblp Hour 1:20 Stmdowa SlrtDadl LO:OO IWOo Coutlt1 Newa 5:110 Wqrld. & Natiollal NIWI 7:1111 The Work! Today 10:05 Talk. of U.. TOWD 5:15 Spodf&l!l 1111 &porte 7:31 Sip otl 10:55 N11J1 5:25 I WealbWeui - .luN 11:55:::~- -~ ~ or 1:01 Sign Oa News f:ot Cotmtry ,........ 1:30 Farm NeWI 7:05 Breu'raat PariJ 8: a Joneo SUlek ShOw 10:05 Palko Party 10:35 Public Sonlw 11:05 To[) Ton Show 12:00 Noon MerUn llapGrl Teets 12:30 Rev. 1:05 Plllltlr Party 1:00 Sundown SereJiade 7:10 SliD Off 8:00 Sign Ofl - Jll08 ltlNDAY 7:10 SliD On N1111 1:00 Baptist Llymoo's Hour 1:35 Hour or Dollverance (liP. Poul Jlllll) 9:00 Wings of Heafln& 9:30 Stmt117 Sbow 10:00 Voice of PropbecJ IO:IIi 9tJDdl1 Sbow ll:llll Country BymJitlme 12:00 Noon 11epott 12:1J Tho Search 12:10 lift. MerUn Teetl I :00 Billy Graham 1:11 The Lutheran Hour 1:00 Signs of the Times (Rev. W. S. BUlups) 1:11 Public Service 2:- Tblllll Lifo S:OO SUoda)' S l l f:OO Hour ol Declllon Uli Jolm Griffin 1:1!0 Sund&J Sltowwl 6:00 Sdadowa ~ 7:30 otl Off- June Br HAROLD GRAY OF~THEOEAH AFTAH A YEAH OR !ltiO '«lU CC!ULQ I'AVE CINIJQCED THE COUNT, BUT 'IOU '9TIU WOUlD H4ll ""EN A R""~~ I """"'I~ FAMILV HOW~ ~IQUREO IT 0Uf1 .I Ol<otJIIW J DtF'FERalTh'. cariT WA8 PEHMILE5'S . BUT 'tt:Ul l=".tUHAH WAS VErN W!ALTH'l' . THE COUNT WOULD HAVE <ii A I 0.,.ETTLE,~O~CE I SUM I~l'VE 'SI.IiE, AND MY DEAQ PARENTS WOULD THEN HAVE QlPPOI?TED ME AS BEATS A COUNTESS .1 WELL, AUNT oCIGAT~. I W~SN'T ABOUT TO BE AUCliO~ED "THE FAMILY"} ' taU W&RE A EQQ.~ ! HESITATEO TO ALA,_M YOU TJ41fJK HE'S ACTING P'EGULIARL'Y ~ 58 BUick VB - • Steerin~ • • • $895 ANDZW LEAI?NE&>A lE6SON 1'1.1. N~'h!l? and brakes FORGEr!! !. !~~~~ 517700 ' . BLAETfNA.RS . POMEROY1 0. ~tiE SUPPLIES WAY TO PUT THE MPTTAHI · 4 dr. Hard Top and 4 dr. Sedan. LeSabre. Cbolct of two fine•can, e:rtra nice' 2 Crill .......... Write, PIIIM • CoDIBcl &. C. BIWIFOBD 8 IM, 01111 WHAT A DISGUST ING 'f()U, 8UT SL,\TS··WEU.., OON'T 5 Complele Benlte OFF TO BIN A TITLE ~OR r---'-wa ENP SPEciA.•~.--... a ~ARGAfflpriced used VEGETABLES I U .ard mowers. 1 1 Pomeroy Lan0-11 Wttil M.al.att~~on . one dult or lfll'•J oantroll ALL tard.en pula. u .. II BiiOkteePiiili;ec(iiiiiiilnliiet d mark. Good gar en etth•r LANDMARK ltulti·Purpo• 1~ w··n rliF· . eult ivator and wa· Mult\.PurHN Ye~ml" Duet or LAPm!WA.RB CompJ...... ......_k"'--'Veteqble Spr•' ~ -.vv a .....r..-e rm: , $64. Good parden ~""~··"!111 "t h•rrn plutl, ufe ,.IHI ettaJ seniee. P.baDI WY S.2Z7'2• . ,. , .~-. r·ult 'lvator anrl plow, SSO. 'ectlve or. ""••., e•bb...,. cauU. 1: "II: I' flower cucumber f!l•lon .crua•h w :Jill ·-ll ~ooo riding power mo••· II pott~tou. H~meu... beeta. ,.,., _ •roeCGJl, bnueel aprou\1. ·Doll"t r ~275 . Gnofl David Bradley tet the . . . . . . . . MIHI ttart., buJ HB.P WANTED r.. ~' r with I extra tilJer and "nor <111111PI1 now. law· mower . SlOO. Pomeroy fir general lntMolnSI. Lanr:mark, E. Main St., Ph. wort. Live ln. WY 2-Utl. P01110rov. Ohle 2·211r.' Open till 9 p. m I 7 5 3tc '9fi1 Crnsclanrl Mobil Home, 38 1 :.: 10 111 f'X c!f· ' r·nn•litlon. ': L,.....,. CPII WI 9-l:ltl Miko Morrtso:l, Racine. 7- 5 8tc ,gc 'IASil $100. Pho"' '"Y ~7 6 ltc .- 6 cyl. 2 dr. Hard Top. Beautiful all wblte flnisli One careful owner ALB'ERT M. COX, 1!t ~.~ Power 7-Ulc I'HlYI'O 11117 :--eiectriCP< ... ' portable.- eopy 'leuter lus:uW>Ce II I: X XSCN WA .. SPECIAL "RED HOT" DEALS BSI'8F'l'I H'l'KFOI'QJIKI'C _'l' , m111111011 -··.· MINERSVILLE - 7 • ro;:~~~ frame with bath, part bo ment, gaa furnace heating, located Oil Route l2f. $6,000. ll1i'JIRM - 110 acrea, 12 CIIIUvat· ed, good 7-room houae, cellar, basement bam, garage, other · buildings, fruit well and ponds, .near 1\thens coon1y 11ne. tuoo.oo: Terms. IIF!>RM - 5I acres, 30 culllvat· QBI''l' YtiW....,.• Cli'Jpkqa-~ J'Nrlll 11 .A. N.ut:m FOR J'ACl'S War T111T PlBIIIII) 'llmliiiR 'l'BII I'IRII TH011QHT- POMEROY,O. 606 E. MAIN ST. I'B -ss I'BK C X METROPOLITAN ·MOTORS ed, 7 • roomcoal house with;:: basement, furnace lng, spring bouse with system. Other Stale Route. c urc es. Prlceil •• above, $60 Pomeroy, Ohio OPIN TIL f P.M. For Sale bath apartment including outslde porebes, h ard wood fi oors, gas f urnace, gas cooking ·stove, two 8Dd eleCtriC refrigeratof, 1oca 1ed centraily tn ' Mid.. dlep0rtI ClOSe to 8h0pplnf Generai-PurpOH ContaiDI Mlllthtoa flltetbOilyrhlnJ Kel~haniP /1, C:ap,t1n -t11hhr pow 1er tnrm Use 'In apple•. Pf!ll'll oluma DU.chu. swet~ t and tnut ~he••let (tiP" Sef• •nd effeM JIPI'&J'Inll: lfl It now Athens. L y l-4061 10-10-tll' II ... ,,.• One modern 4 room and R. K. Rawlings Sons Co. Dodg-Doclge Dart-lancer 5. Second & Mill St. Middleport - - - n. Rig <"ar rc":n 1 nde and perlorm· ance Small car economy and XABI II Ton Pickup. ,• ' 11153 CHEVROLET $50. Ruth .I ..- $395 1957 MERCURY 4 DR. HARDTOP · · · · · · · · $795 1954 Dodge s:;·. 7 3 3tc AUTo SALES ews . - ae.. . _ 'I'll lone blue, VI, lloDdard lriDI. $595 1956 Dodge - - - -$595 Marv m Beasle\ . bird 28. To jelltty U.In& Jet black. Nice and aoUd. SIIDdard tram. .2 Door Sedan. Low mUeace, heater, au,tomatie traDJ. .;ALESMAIII ll&'ht Cleon ODd nice. Eeonomy car. 1957 Mercury • - - $795 U'UCIE.J, pD ...Oe I rotMpetala 18. _ , NOW WAS. Riveria 2 Door Sedan. Radio and beater. FriR NEw or used can mtna• 8.8- WHOLESALE & BELOW PRICES Standard lriDI. 1957 Buick Pbo.. WY t-38711t 2Z :laDoe. trLte 24. Fo"'ld 26. Hum- fowl 6.-ol RoptU• 'f. Hunter'• lure 1955 CHEVROLET 4 DR. 6 CYL · · · · · · · · · · $495 i'HONE WY 2-2157 .. baWk• p&l'I'Ot Automatic'"""'· Ruter, dean and Dl... W.\N'I Ml Ohio. qu.t H . Route 22. Created ' · Tatters I . km)'&l'd t Door Sedan. Automatic trans. Radio and heater . WHY- WORRY over a slugl!lsh iHA::MBURGERS, - IOc, 25c, I septic tank? Get K1ean. Em- ~ fee, 5c. Jack's Dairy Bar, I All Septic tank oleaner at 1 Middleport. 7-2-6~, Landmark Farm Bureau, Po- .cmHVAIIUAS, AKC, 5 month•·! __"'•roy. 7-l-301c 1 Also two grown dogs. Maude 1 MODERN 4 bedroom home. Rt. 1 Young, Racine, 0. WI 9 • 7, Ch<!shire. See by appomt- 1 3441. 7-2-3tc ment only. EM 7-7223. NERVOUS? Can't sleep? Try -.....-"""'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"-.6,_29 _...6-.tc\l new time-released Sleep-Wei capsules. Only 98c at Stark You Get Them Drugs. 6-~ "111PG"-'"'' .. ........ el". .._....,. Uthel trW ""' n. - SA~L'"E,--1 ~ '•I tiiiU 'PUhlllb*l Uf'. • rm ,.._, "" Plll'lttlltatwnt ftl La Sabre 4 Door Hard Top. Power oteerlnl and bral<eo, radio and heater, POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO --1961 Chevrolet - -· $1895 1961 Chevrolet 1960 Chevrolet - - $1495 AND .LOST MY SHIRT 1961 Buick LeSabre 4-Door. ~cally owned, automatic trans. Power steering, clean interior, all ijood tires, radio and heater. tlethH t"ablll"'lt. . . ao. :san. pUe• DOWN L DI'HHd Z.Shot.lie Ji, Nari.Nkl LAS VEGAS! $895 Original 111 the way , spotless interlor, black Ind. white finish, VS motor, Powerglide, whitewall. radio 1nd beater OEAUUNES CROSSWORD 67. " " " - 1960 Buick _ _ Was $1795, Now $1695 ... p • I 'FLIPPED usEo cAR BUYs WANT AD INFORMATION TELEVISION IN REVIEW FOR s.\t&, .' ea. Largo ccrrner lot NewiJ - <. 1' ~ ' •. ' • . ··'• ·1;.~. �EL BE RFE L D·s P 0 MER 0 y -~· SAT U RDAf ·. SPE·~ I.A tS SHOP FROM 9AM to 9PM ....., July White Sale I SAFm PINS Soft, Luxurious Dupont Dacron Fibre Filling. ASsorted sU,s In a bunch. conuuns pins (steel-nickel plated.) ' WHITE SOCKS Fine quality poplin and denim. Full rut. Sizes 10 to 18. Rog. 3.95 Womons Rev. $2.95 Womens twisted cotton ex- CULOTTES CULOTTES cept for S% nylon SALE $2-00 SALI added to $1.SO toe SATURDAY IALI GIANT ROAD ATLAS United states, Canada, Mexico. EaSY to read maps In full color. 1!110 yardo per opoot, white and popular colora. Re1· utar 48c spools. Reg. $5.95 DRESSES $1.95 3 s:;'s $]-00 GARDEN HOSE Fui-Fio garden hose. Full %" inside diameter. Coupled, ready to use. SAI.EI SALE I WOMENS RAINCOATS SPORT JACKETS ~::rHs$J-95 16 Reg. t7.SO Wornons $ 10 Ramcoth _ Reg. 25.00 Women1 $ Raincoats _ Stl• $2·00 SALE Plaids and solid colors. Linens and Scotchgard plaids Sizes 8 to 16. S~ole Sale! Mens Big Yank $1.98 SALE $2.50 REG. 3.95 WOMENS SKIRTS SALE $2.00 Extra smooth, quality. MENS SALE Big Yank MATCHED Work Suits Saturdoy Special A SUIT lhlrts oxportlr tailor· M - i Pull . cut. shirt _ siDt l 14112 to 20, with cor· t. rect sl"n length, Trou- l i' triple stitched. Mrt ! and shirts match p•r- fectly In color, TrouMn 29~ CREW SOCKS WATER SKIS For sp(}rt and leisure we.ar. While with stripe top . 3 pair to a padcage. Sizes 10~ thru 13. Red checkerboard design. Five ply laminated plrwood. 70 Inch length. Save Saturday. MI Hit loops, extra strone poclceh, full cut, Nnforlud shrunk. nawy blue, T1n, gteen, er•r 1nd cterk olive . 'i' I ·: Saturday Sale " '" Mens Wash 'n Wear Summer Dress Slacks Sizes 29 lo 50 waist measure (Elberfelds alter to your correct length free of charge) . Plain and A PAIR MIRROMATIC PRESSURE PANS Extra large size and ext'" heavy. Special soft finish. Solid white and solid colors of pink, green, lig_ht blue, dark blue, red, canary yellow, got~, orchod, brown. 100 sheeta per JNlckage. Medium weight 18 lb., 8~" x 11". Specl&l eruilli qualltiet. 59c HALLMARK Weo• $ Slacks _ S•l• Wash 'n a..ul•r 4_78 6.95 Summ.r Wllh 'n Weor $ Sl1eka _ Salt 5_78 .R•eular 7.95 Summer Wosh 'n Woor $ 78 llldro- Salt 6: SnaiProof ·polyeliiJient. STAnONERY NOTE PAPER Linen, ripple, bond, Vellum, Air Mall. White, also colors. Regular 69c and 79~ per box. White and colors. Each sheet is decorated. 10 notes with matching envelopes. Llibt to 2 ~~:.. $1-00 69c ~ngle .__ .,. MIXING BOWl: sns BoD pfoot Polyethylene. Measure marked in cups, pinta, quarts. 66c Atn $2,00 H.YToNI sc~•s llze 12" x 12*'. Colon: brown, luo 1Dd mii'OOIL · tALl $1·39 ' lltfllla for this • J.l'lro IQIII lrrenwln. El· .~ llllf llllea uoeU...t loalll•llllb. .IAL. :·.-n.1f - ;, to )'OUt '!" $139 . ' n~nt ~~ Gciod IALI SATU!lDAY $ 00 SALI and SCOT TQWEP. ' New! Super ablorbent Strong eveD W~el! wet. 120 loWeia on ' a ton. Ye u ow, tlitq!lolle, pln1t, white. ' . . r .: 5 ..u:·"1·00 ,• • end started at 1 p.m. loeal tJme · IIBI<>rs. The two sides met fo• Wednesday. nearly two hours Frida) night. The breakdown: Tloe Initial ....ton was report· Traffic ednddevoted . dlscu to . poHte of thepreDminartes end Drowmnss 1 :;,. "wor~:~ m..tin;g tha:; Boating k Planes ed expect lo 1ast at 1eas1 a wee . I Fireworks 1 Miscellaneous Pleads Guilty To Total F• Ch \ mier Nikita Khrushche~'s Last n·Itch I E££ ort Made I 21'! 1 100 i 3' !, In s·ta}emal e 1 . . . Christian uni said I len' an o arJans were cons()'· a OD..,. program c .atrman or eonE;•, . ,Ji:' - d Caten s IV Four Fmed In County Court ACtl00 , FfJ'day Js Shot 25ft., limprov~ment in the situation," o F '·' Distance years. , Columbus and Southern Ohic party satd. He summarized the findings ! Electric Co. following dinnet Wirtz proposed Friday that both 00t in part by observon~ that Lo· :at the Martin Restsurant. Resid"" agret to engage in binding gan's suct-ess .'" obtaining a i !iring President George MeinFour were fined, one plea of negotiations for 20 days with Ao- The Middleport Model' Rock· new ondustry dtd not co~e a- hart presoded .and received h11 not guilty entered, and a bond ststanl Labor Secretary James et Club lhis week launched its bout because of acttvoty '" re- ' past president ' pin from Secforfeited Friday in Meigs Coun- Reynolds sitting in as sort of ar- latest rocket, Calends IV, which cent ~onths He pomted_ to 1retary Jack Hobson .. ty court activity. . bltrator. ichleved a ground distance of Logan s attotude of prode '". •t-1 Next week newpreStdent IIQo Judge Frank W. Porter, Jr. Reynolds would be authorized to 259 feet. The streamer rect>V· self, cooperation, and ":llhng· nard V, Fultz wtll assume 11!8 fined Wesley Lee Wise $10 and precrihe procedures to insure fi. ery a new system was used ness to sacrofoce for what ot got. jg,a_ve:.:l:.. . -------------· 1d the nal setUement of 111e two major lor ' the forst • time. ' costs for fai 1ure to yoe rSigiOhl odf wayts, Don Cafrfll issues In the dispote-role of 1ire The club ,has purchased new . O d an cos , no mu er, men on dtesels and makeup of equapment or a more accurJteps are planned. . Report n Moo ay roll Gene Walker, $10 and costs track crew1 . 1ate estimation of altitude. In Sens. Gordon Allott, Members of the Middleport Two·Car Aecident (suspended fine) on an impro.• ' ' approllmalely three weeks the and Jack Miller R . . . d . . Before ~orong Wtrtz' plan lo• ' f High School band hsted below Is Investigate per regostration charge, and breaking !be deadlock in th . group will begin a new project ::;,~~:"!~of !, ~:: ~s one are ll)lked. to report to the Mid· . A twn::ar accident at the Fred Dean, $50 and costs lor dis- called "featherbedding" di~:. c~lled "Porto." In the first The North Central Association of Colleges and Seethe GOP's best 1964, dle""':t High school bandroom mtersedoon ol South , Secend turb'?g the peace. ($40 of unioo and management spolkeman flight of Porlo members plan ondary Schools has approved Rio Grande College as a losues, continued the ' 12.30 p. m., Monday, July and (.!nco~n-sts on Middleport Deans fcne was sus~nded and Indicated there bad been 00 to launch a frog. Two more candidate for membership. what they believe ~ v Mar- was lnvestogated at 9.50 p. m. he wa~ placed on sox months change in their positions. After fhghts for Calends also are This is the first step toward full accreditation, wit,b anti-Communist policy Sue Rue, Joyce Da Is, FrJday by Middleport Pollee. probatoon.) . wards, a uiou leader said Wirtz' planned. a maximum of three years allowed for the little soutbr by President Kennedy. Bowles, Peggy McKinney, They said the mlohap occur- Pat Novak_ pleaded not guil- idea would have to be studied be The launch this_ week "a' eastern Ohio self-help colle e to achieve that status . · Hawley, Jakcle Hliwle_y. reo when Joseph E. Wlli<ln, 49, ty to diSturbing the peace and fore the unlos made any com- hampered by ignition failure, Dr. Alphus R. Chrostensen, Sandra Clatworthy, Bill Davos, Middleport, attempted a left posted a $25 bond for a hearing inent whoch was corrected. presidenl received the approv- wrote that later this snmmq, LEBANON, Ohio - A thr,ee-iTom Evans, Ed Glllllf're, El-- !l.rn onto Llnoolnost and at the later this month. Fred L. An- ~ · 'lr d h 'd th Club members were taken to al in a l~tter from Richard H. or at the beginning of the acaslate search for two escapees aine Davis, Cindy Conde, Bel· same time a car driven by derson forfeited his fl7.00 bond Ill ;~;a ~ ·~ sa~ ey the Roek Springs Fairground Davis assistant secretary who demic year, North Central ..,;a fro~ the Lebanon sy Cunningham, Elinor Bodl· Hugh Roush, 40, Pomeroy, be- on a charge of Uttering. w 1 pu ha 0 e,'':: 1 g 1 1:"~ by Mr. Robert Schmoll and Mr. ' -- ' make arrangements for assip lfllllitullon continued today. , Kathy MorgiD, David Oll- gan passing, There wa 8 darnsea • c nges. n e rec • · Delbert Becker. , ing a COIISUltant. no trace ol the men Mike Gress, Bill llapton· age to tbt left side of Wilvon's !I CLAIMS FILED ~.m, EDT, . 1'hunday, and the The club held a Fourth of Funeral Services Dr. Chriatensen said thai .ll Robert J. Johnson, 29, of . Kathy MrEII!Inney, Jose- vehicle and to the front lender Twenty-one new claims for ~:. operating _rallroado:rothe~ July party Thursday evening Will Be On Mondav is his goal lor Rio Grande ·Colo ctnnati, and WUliam Hager, Tooey, Candace Bahr, of Roush's car. No charges unemployment benefits were : repres"::.g t 200~.k w~r at the home of Sieve Hiody. At- Funeral services for A it n a lege to achieve lull aCCI't!llita• 0 8 1 'l1 of Norwood, .a Cincinnati Hodjes, Brenda Toney 1 were filed. filed in Meigs county this week :~ :;• prom e w en tending were Larry Gladwell, 1'ullley, 91, a former Syracuse lion within two years. subur~, kidnaped a prison trus- Janice ·Selnnoll, Ann Wilson, making 211 active claitnlJ at · Sean Mullen, Robert Schmoll, restdenl who died friday In While all six slate univ..ll!> ty Fridy and fled In ' a state Mlory Malik, Chuck Mullen, Joe Meigs Memorial Hospllal week's end. ~ year ago there Requosto Reply Wayne Davis, Steve Pollen, Ironton, will he held Monday ties in Ohio accept credits truck that later wu '. ound allan- Connlngluim, Stephanie PUllen, ADMISSIONS - Opal Wright, were 261 active claims, accord- Wirtz pro!""'ed that _the 20 days Steve Hindy, Asa Bradbury,llat 2 p.m. at Ewing's Funeral ed Rio Grande ~liege - 1111 doned. Both men were serving Janie Gerad, and Charlotte Rutland; WIUiam Hayman, Ra- ing to F. W. Childers, manager of negot1alions confined to ll>e Marvin Fry and Randy Beck· home. does Marshall UnoversltJ · .,,a terll18 for armed rObbery. ' Glaze. cine; Larry Tibbs, Racine; Ro- of the Pomeroy office. two main issues begia on Sunday, er. Rev . Carl Herring will offi- Huntington - full I'.. . ---~..,-.bert D. WWams, Jr., Rutland. and he asked for a reply from ., Refreshments' were served by elate. Burial will be in the Carl- lion will have "abiding alpll!. CINCINNl\TI .:. Pollee ~ TICMPS DISCHARGES - Mrs. CharSQUAD CALLED both sideo by 4 p.m. Sunday. Mrs. Kalad Hindy. The new eton cemetery. Friends may cance not only to future ~ Stanley Sclorotel sai4 · Th~ . tempera.lure In Porn- les Bush IDd daughter, Racine; Syracuse emergency squadsclub headquarters is in the Wes· call at the funeral home tooight. ates of this Institution ... ... that crowds of N~ business djatrlc;t al 11:45 Mrs .. ROdney Sp~ and son, r.~en were called at 7:49 p.m. Moigs Geaeral Hoopllal ley Fry Building on Mii~BI. S•rvlvlng are a sister, Mrs. all alumni of Rio Grande ;C!olo hara~ lll)d, attacked a. wu 7i de.,..., under Cheshire; Ernestlna Fall«, Ra· Friday for Beatrice Lisle who ADMISSIONS- None. They meet every Friday at 1:- Fred Moorehead of Logan, and lege." "'· olllce~ on fl\U!'. occasloDs skies. cine. • had become ill at bor· DISCHARGES - None. 30 p.m. a brother, Harry, of Well•ville. In the past, the Rio Pr-" I ~·car···· Rt·o Grande Passes Ft"rst Hurdle To Accredt"tati.On 4 • $72· •72·00 00 J.i .· HI-LO LOOP RUGS All cotton loop rue ~ a nilecl bloek effect with a &ood foam lUbber back- ' Ins. H" X 4:1" alze. G09d eoJ.oq, , . , IALI SAtii.DA'i . $1-.00 . ••' t" •= _ I th~~~ ~the : . r;-ed' l•t-~h·:';·.· Reb k es· Race v or Jl . . T :~t . ."::~::"-.tt:::~ :,t! uniV_. l erance FINED SIG. COSTS Convicted in Galtipolis courl state universities and col.... { . Friday were Earl Gorham, 44, have been confronted WJtb, tblt 1100 pertODoo.. Ht 'wilneil'. t;<,.· , , ': , : ' . ' Rt. 2 Racine, fined $50 and l"cold fact that these ·ia1 potentia!!>'; d~WOQII:.i::l:=;~~ tlJPII ;:_ , ~~ R. ordeala tluil I have ~01ed, Immediately alter the UPI . r• M~llh said he became a life I "If we are 1o taie on the same costs,. given five days In jail i ties would not actept aU of lbe sltuatlq~>~la bo iho the whO llu able to llllllDtatn llll porler left Meredltlo's hotel l'GOJII, member of the NAACP Friday. oharacteMilics of our oppresoono and Jocense suspended for sox cred1to from an . unaccredltetl City l tiC1 .:'that '.UCIJ •lil . the IIOWIIDID ""''Otmlenid Hoy ·"'l'fxie cost $1110, don't they?" and our enemiOI - tatolerance, months on a charge of driving college." \ c0111d l!n!Pli\1111111!!~ "However, the Wllidns, necutivt ...,..etary of tho t'lporter asked. bigotry and allOI\·ing no voice 1o wblle intoxicated, while his I Dr. Chrlsteusen baa ~ sloowD me laal!allht by the . the NAACP. Tloe reportc told "Yes, that' a what K 001t me," speak but those that say whal case on no operator's license out three of lhe fadors .1!11· llelore which I Uti .._ W,ilk~Ds of Meredith's eomplailll Meredith pld, "and I inteDd ' lo they wanl 1o heor - I feel ll>at WU continued: and Charles E. whoch, amoDI others, full , . /1'111ibol ~ · "Did he 11'1 that hi wao ,.. loetp aeli>re In the assoc!JllloD." """'taal!l)' our CIIUIO may 4veli be Harrla, 25, Rt. 2 Racine, for- credltallon depeqda: •. caomot ~ for the be,... Meredith said bit tre&IIIIOIII doootel!." felled $15 bond for no opera!· I - ~ library ,... and' IIA.d WIUrtns mapJied. "Did will caolaa blm to olake an early Meredllh wu tht fourth ipeak· or'a lice...,. Illes; Rio (lrande College W own illy that he wu crl~ .,._ from the coovenllnn '!f 'at the NAACP CODvl!lltloo who taken the lint .~ps ~~ . he called the due ~ end tOday. ellCilUIIIered trouble witb bit auADMITTED construct a new library ~ 'burr-l!eadl' or did ht otlooi-wiae "I' haven't been rli.Je 1o sleep dieo>ct. Thureday, ;-~ a rally, Adelbert Lee ol Syracuse ·ing. '· · why .he was ~ u bo for WOITJ'lnc·" Meredith said. Chicago' Ma,yor Richard J. Daley wa• admitted at St. 2. ~~. · ''The ordeals I bave encountered wu heckled oil !lie Platform lind Mary's hospital in "Tloe NAAa> II· 1101 IJOinllo Ia- Include my pmillll and relatives later tho Rev, JIIIIIOi H. Jacbon, lor suraery. .~- apo\ocr • Mr. Minrlltlo" being shot ot •111!1 011f of my bell lelc!er of ·flw-mllllo~p'lfelrO Bop---said. "D ..,boil) II 1'!- friends boine· murdered. IItts, alai>· nod to rolrelit. MAN III!LD c1o ·mY ~ it "But ·-"""' 1 wu able lo . A J>IMcP ollidal Ill- Harry Coltl)lan, " lie lliior idt'oil Mil mainliln · no/ •Composure.'' hi drund a' bOullli8 ·,;.,Dbiip, P'ri· Lone Bottom, ..~ j' •: said. ,"'lilt 'tlill lbin8 IIA ll1jfbl ilil·lll!lllib ,lila i'!!"......, .._... cwn\Y jail todly on 1 citatudi·\,:~= _Frltb•t~!~c'-~ftUii.'-'""' 1r~e . • vue ..- or avwu - " " ' " " , , , ,. . Jl . ..,. _L' .~nto I -ellt d.-. "'"' ""'* l.ir 't· "'. J,.i!O·. ~,,-'t,, ,%.: ~- ~ · - ·~ ' to ~ . "W e h ave t o thm ' k progress, t o be]'1eve we are a good i corpmunity for progress to happen in," was the concll!• ' sion C. E Blakeslee came to in his proj~ram for the Mid' dleport-Pomeroy Rotary club Friday night. I Rotartan Blakeslee, who is Among the "Important" thlnall Meogs County Agricultural Ag- of the past five years listed by 1 d h · f Rt · I'd 11 "' w'tth 110 - traffic daaths · California I' day wa'lh amprO\'lng . . chances of. cblli'C.. " ly Ii •t se the d Rotary year· JUS I ende.d, the Bellville 0. dNiared ted t Isome · schools, t · ed h' h fol_low• with 25· New York 22 ' avo1.d.mg a nat1onw1 . 'de str1'ke. -•fat1 purpeH ,- lo •• con a unoque He ques had 10n- 1 proJec 1g ways,fP, •1eMil Ullt a DDnaireucty~ program gress of, unprov t...,• arvl reoional plan 1 Mochigan 21. ohio 11 -nd Texas lila h ·b., • ~ .. ~t,· . ."! • · Source• c!... _to the_ long and I I • Ill'< • . members write on cards what lning 15 . 77.,._ each thmltlhl was the most im- 'Amo~~&.: ' frullle,.~'!'tOtlOIII l"'d the odds ililiwJ 11 " : . . J!!eulop ,· · •tm·~~ -.1 B?'' against ac-1 'It • portanl thing that happened m:ments l!'iil · were spiritual -• ce.p.tance Meigs then, countywhat the they pastbelieved I i v tl wakening, further school consoiBut th of Wll"tZ re pr_opo•ais. 11 1o years, Iidalions, success in future plao> 100 · ey "':e a ml one to be the most important lhl'ng l ning, a•. d ho'ghway development. agamst a settlehas men I before, so reach thereon~ <lefmttely been snould happen in the next five i The club mel in rooms of tht I . lorcycle driven by !;night went out of control and crashed. May· or· Legar ordered Knight to spend 90 days in county jail, lined him $100 •nd costs and a three day jail sentence on a driving while intoxlc~ted charge. ordered a $35 line lor speeding $5 for running a red . left of center light and' drlvmg and $50 for reslslina . arrest. ' their struggle for jostle< wao espeeted lo Iackie 1 b e progress Is 'Th.Illk.mg It' Blakes1ee AdVISes Rotary 0 Chureb II Chriol wbleb Frlaay olroagly urged a crash program lo aid Neg•oe• In ' t l WASHINGTON LVPil - Labor 50 Secretary W Willard W>rtz' last I touchy queslloo If Christian 429 d>tch effort to sellle the nation's I unity today. A aubcommltlee I dealln1 the commissloa on Pennsylvania leads the nalion railroad dispute was credited peace Middleport ·Hill when the mo- eral synod of tbe U n I t e d . 1 1 ONI:Y m~l- w~ek· I 11 ·- ' pitll>l'ill need that 70.S ~::. lh~mlurth:r a~ti " ••• eolorl. Michigan within 12 hours in wh1ch five lives were lost. Late : two wer."ldlled men their In wive• and I WORK PARTY .- Launching their home-engineered pontoon river-going craft recently, Don Millo, Middl• aFriday little girl an auto acddent near LaMing. port, readies the 12x18 :·scarlet & Gray" with his paint ~rew, Dick Karr, J~ .• Roger Chancey, and son, "Sam.• Don, a Navy veteran, believes m the old Navy caution "II ol moves salute 11 1f not pamt it." Back of Capt. Doll MOSCOW (UPI) -Russia and Red China, with for~al A Unit~ Press :--:on~, is the "wheel," evidence enough that after the canopy is installed, there will be so~e )IOrt of power. niceties out of the way, settled down today to the cruc1al I e<>unta t 7.30 a.m. ow : --· · -- -busintss of thrashing out the ideololl!cal and political at least 2'13 person• bad died l'!fi<i1i!!lMJ'li.M:····~"-"'"""' diflmences that have divided the Communist camp. smce the !Ill-hour holiday DENVER (UPI)- The gen- Jon A'l!lilt;!Calos had jobs on Iful coexistence policy is the root June - '·'!be first time in his- ol the rift. Tloe current discus:ory the '10-mlllion mark was , siona oi this question could deter' "Jroken. ' mine the future course of the Intemational Communist moveWASHINGTON_ Republi- l ment. , The Chinese delegation to the ·.an~ ke~ pressute on the secret talks arrived Friday to a nlnostratoon today for chllly reception from Soviet negolctlon• fon CUba th d~sp1te St te Deassurart - cist..; MHS Bandsnlen To 177·00 )iftiJ, 8 "-for• -194·01:! Lot lnclud• dtapu, laJt oell IDd cofe Cllf'- • collls~h two miles ~est ;: :! A;:~ ~t!td:nt ·~ two car· AS1tmiG1'0N ""' In 194$ a In a commentary monitoried In !Ve argeo • • W >redlcUon _ by then ,Commerce charged th&t, the recent· Vincent E. edKmgbt, · ·1 22. 1of P<>1 lecreta.u··ry_ . A. Wallace ~n,ternatlonal W<Jmens con erence meroycharges enter against guo ty hom ~easFrt-1o . _,... Iii ll!oscow "dominated and five . .hat · . , . .. lhll $oviet- \In· . _Pomeroy Mayor ·l ,:ould p ..,we· . . the Russiall& had Charles Legar. -'trew detfsive hoots of slteptl- rigged Red Chi_the conference against Knight was arrested several ·ism. .. .-i '~ . na. weeks ago by Police Officer Frid'l~; ,. e Labor De P_ art- Icow The oon_troversy bet.,... Mos- ~e Hic~s following a high and Peking over Sovlel Pre- .• chase which ened on '.~-14·QO PLASTI' CUR.TAINS: killed five persona. Four New Yorkers died when their car struck a coal train near Horsebeado, N.Y. Five vouths were kUied in a e . The New Chma News ,o\gency, $2 29 fit.OO • . . . f.·. ,.,ensz·on G ~ows .l ~ • ' A S 'f"1 _.l a lk S Beuz n 0 'tb 11 ch.It:~ d idedly of :ent"':aslng =:.soo~o t~~ h -··•"" the two Communist ~ .,........... goants close to a formal break. Tloe Peking regime added still another attack to the flurry of . cbarge.o and countercbargthat ..t the stage for the opening of the talks Friday ' 288 00 11.00 IOFA Toll Rearhes 273 The atmosphere for the talks winifow1. They're a thrifty buy. White, Lt. Tan, Oreen Size 36" X 7' 369.00 SLIIP OR LOUNGI $ TRADITIONAL - - - - - SALE . SLIIP OR LOUNG~ ~ IAIILY AA\!iRICAN IALI 229.00 SLIIP Oil LOUNGI $ MoDIRtf ' . SALE 1".00 HIDI·A-IED $ MObiiN SALI H.OO STUDIO SALI COUCH ' "':"j. ....... . .;.;.' · -~-' DOUBLE ROASTERS nboulback 3:40 p. m. yesterday In the yard of the Hayman residence where the boys were HIDE-A-BEDS - SUEP or LOUNGES STUPIO COUCHES .and SOFA B~DS 3· _....., _________--J:, ........ 69c .PA;. i~ lance. . The exploSKm occurred Salel Simmons and Krq.ehler 11ze. SATURDAY ONLY zer Hoepltal by Ewin& play. Unt free vlacose rayon with bullion fringe. No if. lining. Preshrunk. Twin anti full In a 1ood ' color assortment. $1.95 Holda thimble, tape m• sure, ICiuora, plnl, n""' dl01 and lbrellll. $1.49 ~~o:! ;:~~sh:e"to $3'.00 R1yon Viscose SATURDAY SALI I Mrs. Ira Tibbs. Both bod pain· weekend death loU shooting to- killing five occupants. lui inJUries. They are In Meigs 300 today, but the National Five West \'irginia residents Memorial Hospital. Safety council sajd the toll as were killed whelo their car ran The four boys were laken behind early predictions. a stop olgn near Mecbanlcsburg, Racme . squ~s~en to PILM Window Shades have' a SAT.URDAY ___,. ••· An appareatty brakeless truck Ohio, and smoshed into tho side Mrs. Wll~}lffi Hayman, a~ Lar- 1 Spectacular highway accidents careened lnto 11. car at a Lanslng, of a semi-trailer truck. A head-on 1'Y T!!lbs, U, son of Rev. and 3ent the Fourth of July holiday Mich., interaection Friday night, collision near Holbrook, Arl1, SrainpJ'()Of ••• a.mepniof ••• completely .....mablc VYNIL- wiU add """' beoul)> ~.\ '<- seriOils eye injuries, and Mike Hayman, 12, iJOD ol Mr. and : By Ualied Preoi ln-•1101!11 Your choice oval, Chenille Bedspreads Jumbo size .with full length slid· ing zippers. Top and bottom moth protection. Heavy gauge Vinyl swirl design quilting. Golden Sewing Carryall clean. Wonderful bullTurquoise, yellow. Del. 75 $ 0 1. I '·~ !£~~~~~:w~v::~! Traffic SCATTER RUGS 34c $3.95 Garment Bags ltiG. f1.00 carry. Ea17 to \ ,All VInyl Plastic Window lhadea .· playing. ' removed •:a considerable" ar- lve had been gotten was learn· Sheriff Robert C. Harlen- ea ol gr45s and sod from the ed by lhls IIIOI'IIInl, bach said today his clopartrnent Hayman yard. Mrs. Cole Piother of Davlci 1a investigating the accident. Accordlllg to one source, the and ,Dennis' told The Dally He emphasiled that no deiiD- boys found the esploolve In a '. ' . ite cottclusion hu ..._ reached JNls\eboard box. Another re- Sentinel she 18 not certam how ,...... 'd as to where the explosive Wll pori indicated the explosive the accident occuu .... "'~ IIBl gotten by the youths. wu obt~ed from several fire· numerous pieces ol what seemIt was reported that the crackers. However, nothing de- ed to be •ordboard were re. blaal had 111cb force that Ill finite about where the explos- 1mr·;ed from her sons' bodleo. ' . , · -- 'VYNIUILM SALE '29.95 LAUNDRY BASKnS i ' smart "Jinen.·like" textUre chat $ Dosie With Famous RCA VIctor Golden Throat Tone. Wuh David Cole, 12, of Racine, auflered loss of an eye and three othor boys were Injured ae'rlously Friday ollenloon In a priot-Fourth of July mysteri· . p~ . ous ex .. osoon. C$ the son of Mr. atld ·Mrs. Kenneth Cole, Broadwayat was reported )Oday In g<IOd · ca.dilinn, at Holzer hospital foi!PI'lnB emergency sureery scallop, octagon and rectangular shapes. Big 27"x48" size. Beautifully styled In patterns to fit any room or decor and all come in highly desirable colors. In smart plestic case with handle. 79c Miotchln1 Cloths_ 29c 49c 20 Lith! - - Silo Dozen pencils, eraser, ruler and pencil sharpener. IALI $ Moftrn _ Ill• 4-14.95 Mttal Jr. VAWE PAK 79(PKG. SALI ., CASI 1-19.00• Wain"' Fomolco Top EAGLE TYPEWRITER PAPER $SQ Student Modem DolkSalo 49c CORRASAILI Walnut KnM :~· Troditlonol 2·2!1.00 Walnut.J"d *9.95 $UO lATON'S ••oo t."tc. sterious I Smartly otyleol ...· ~ .and pradkisl, too. DESKS ~ So~ 'II ,_,., r. TIN r••,..,,r....,•·Pif ru .,,.,.,_ .4rM 19c $1.89 Sale! Portable Record Players BATH TOWELS Hanel Tow•ls _ 29c p:oll RCA Victor 4 Speed Solid Color Kirbury Motchln1 ONLY Safety-engineered pressure cooking for speed and economy. Indestructible pressure control. Automatically prevents prelitlre from gulng higher than recipe requires. 37c JohnaoM laby Powder Sill• 28c 69c Polident Sale 52c 73c Boyer Aspirin Sale 57c 69c Gl""' Tooth Poate Sale 55c 79c Woodbury Shampoo wilh 'Ill Sale 63c Sale 73c 98c Phillips Milk of Magn11ia 69c Mennen Skin Bracar Sale 53e o.OO N11tle's Baby Hair Treotmont _ _ Sale 74c 1.00 Kings Men After Shove Sale 69c 3.50 Pratty Perm Hair Conclllionlntl Home Permonent Sale $2.44 1.13 F11teeth Sala 77c 69c Mum Crum Doodoront Sale 57c 1.00 Liquid Lustre Crame Shompoo _ _ Sale 76c ·, .50 Alberto YO Hair Sproy Sale $1.23 pi aida, Revular 5.9S iumm•r 59c ... SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY COSMETIC DEPARTMENT -FIRST FLOOR pleated fronts . Smart de· signs in checks, neat designs , to New frosted tape 'h" x400". lnviS\ble, write on. Better than cello tape. For mending, maiUng, labeling. . ..£.'_ _ _ _ Nationally Advertised Manufacturers. Kroehler, WiQett/ Bassett, Broyhill, Thomasville, Vaughlt -' and Milan. . · 289.00 T.rlple Dr-r, Cheat, Bookcan Bed. Mahoginy SALE $233.00 289.00 Dauble Dr. Chest, lookcan Bed; Walnut . SALE $233.00 219.00 Dauble Dr. Chest, Panel lad Walnut SALI! $177.00 289.00 Dauble Dr. Cheat, Spindle Bad, SALE $233.00 Solid Watnut 649.00 Dauble D - . Cheat, Poater Bad, . Nlte Table, Solid Cherry _ _ SALE $500;00 389.00 Triple D.-r, Chest, Panel Bed, · Nlte Tabla, Fre11ch Provincial SALE $323.00 229.00 O,uble Dr-r, Ch11t, Bookcase lad Madam Walnut SALE $111.00 149.00 Trljlle Dl'llllr, Ch11t, Bookco11 Bed, · Modern Welnut SALE $128.00 227.00 Dauble D.-..er, Ch11t, Bookces• Bad, SALE $188.00 Formlce Top, Modern 379.00 Triple Dr11ar, Chest, Panel Bed, Nite T1ble, Provlnclel Cherry _,... SALE $311.0ll 369.00 .Triple Dresoer, Ch11t, Panel Bad Nile Table, Marble lnloy, W1Inut ·' Provincial SALE $303.00 398.00 Triple Dr11oer, ChHI, Panel Bed Nile . Table, italian Provincial, Cherry SAl,e $333.00 · 189.00 Daubla DrltHr, Chast, Bookcasa Bed, Modorn Walnut SALE $166.00 219.00 Dauble Dr11aer, Chest, Ponel Bad, Danlah Modern, Cherry SALE $.177.00 398.00 Daublo ~resar, Ch11t, Poater Bad, SALE $333.00 Rural Ent~looh, Pecan 4 QUART ore In silt• :29 to SO waist lftellurt. Zipper fly, tun- extra PRICED AT Salol Just 2 pairs $19.95 $15·43 Plastic covered raincoats, over plaid and prinled cotton with matching hat. Sizes 3 to 6! and 7 to 14. $6.00 ACE COMBS DUNGAREES. In Sizes 46 to 54 - - - - - Regular $5.95 GIRLS RAINCOATS TUCK TAPE The best you can buy. REG. 5.95 WOMENS SKIRTS _ _ SALE $3.00 REG. 4.95 WOMENS SKIRTS T M•nt Extra Large Sla Work WOMENS SKIRTS Sheath styles. hip stitched pleated styles. Gores and box p!eats Plaids and solids. Regular and extra stzes. LENGTHS 95 .1.. Sl\ Sizes 29 to 44 waist. Sanforized shrunk. Zipper fly. 6 SALE! 50 FT. BLUE DENIM WORK DUNGAREES Reg. ID.9S Womens $ R.tincoth _ Salt $2· 00 IACH SAVE 39c Womont R19. 5.9S & 7.95 ' ' ~. 1>\ ~ ~--L---~------------------------------------~~--~--~-~~------------------~--------~----------------------------~-~~ ~ .. --~--~--------------~~--~--~ -V·~O!!:._L,!X~V.......J:N~O!:.-,269!,__:.,_ _ _ .!..POMER~=O:.:.Y.!:-M:::.ID::::Dl=EPOR~~T•...:O:::H!::IO~---~...;SA:::;:,:.T.:::,UR:!:D::::A!.!YJ..,~JU:!:L.!...Y..:::6L.•.:.,:19::::6~3-----. ~,;t' .------...;P:..::R::.:IGE::.:.f.:.:I\IJ:.::.~~==· Sale! Bed Room Suites · .. ndMcNtllr MERCERIZED Crochet Cotton 6 pairs Many styles to ch oose from. Cottons. linens, dacrons, voile and pique . Misses and hall sizes. fhtlr ........ and es lO'AI to 13. I · " IALI heel. All white. Siz- Sale! A Group of Womens $3 1f 1(. ' ·eo Covering all cotton rose or blue florll print. 100% long wearing ·- en. t• -~~ · e. e l»oiell . 4leriH . . ' from ~ ....,., ...., •rr•~ ..' Dacron Bed Pillows Mtnallehelon' Friend Sale! Womens Culottes NOW' YOU JO'fOW , IDYl ' ' 7 .,,; . ' ~-~.•y., i; ' . ~;' ,.·· ' . '~ , ' 1; · ·. 1 • IIICIIIIPiiaceelw-Je: • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 5, 1963 carl