http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/c473d03dc68c49922e5869215b3deb7c.pdf b39de0e43b5f2ba543ff9d59625bb8f5 PDF Text Text . .. .. ... 1.. • • ) •' , Coole Books To ' llu!lnets -""' In tho """"""ol the president, Mrs. David I project when the SyraMti, Helen Lewis, Mrs. the village hall Monday even.. I lng ' I l ' each . Anyone wi shmg to vrder one may set> or call any AuxilAuxiliary members will meet to dJ!>l'USs the annum picnic. Get well cards were sent to Mrs . J. C. Ferrell, Cleland Jlines. AI · bert Bartels, FJrence Harden, Hazel Winebrenner, Eddie Hartung, Adelhert Lee, David and Dennis Cole, Clara Sarson, Mike Ha~·man. Larry Tibbs, Mr. and 1 Mrs. Charlf's Lisle, and a cheer ! card to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wallace and sympathy to Mrs. Fagan Price and Mrs. Gary Wolfe. Pl'l'l'SBURGH - Crack mine r.•rue teams probed the depths >1 a,hoP abondoned coal mine· i" nearbv Castle Shannon Bor~ OOM today for three boys belir~ loat In ~· shaft. ' Corne iJ1 and see a new COJtpd ·• so Qu~cious. Ol\0. Qlj_'{.u/liOu~ tt /eeQs al\~~Q-&Q~~~ ,;,. ~: ~.;~~~~~r;~:e ~; .P-omeroy roofle Si>JnllOII Coal Co. prompt•' ·~• $earch Thursday nll!ht lnr Billy• Burke and DOole! 0''' ·••- bolh 13 and · of Baldwin flornul!h near here, and Bob •hhott, 14. of Pltt•burgh. , The presence or black damp, " bod air. forced reiiCUe teams ro ••t oxygen packs. Volunteers •r•de up of two five-man unllll with another crew on standby, ·on tlnued searching tho dark I I l Lcwely colors! Heavenly carved texturef MRS. WALTER ~IURRAY HARRIS don . . . . . 1 The Kam11•: ha ('ily Baptist Church in Charleston, W. Va. p~ovlded the setting Guests. were Vtckle RI.ze• ., , for the w!!J.Jing uf Miss Elizabeth Jo Layman, daughter, ot Mrs. F~ances T. Layman, Tony P1erce ana Hose Mar) • 4100 Staunton Ave., Charleston, and L-Col. WaJter Murray Harns, son of Mrs, Hubbard. I charles Searles. Middleport. . White glauiola, stock and stephanotl s and palms med w1th seven-branch ran- I !~e~tlbr: derorat~d th: alta~ Idress wilh scoop neckline and r J~yce McCool ~sid~ at the 101 th.t double illlgC~~r.emo .short sleeves in magenta pink bnde's table With M1ss Mary 1 J~Y Wllh 1he .R~v .. . <n~n~e with a pale pink cumberbund Rachel Soot, t'Ousin of the -~ l·, Jone s, offl.clatlng mmi~ . and bustle Her headpiece and bride, in charge of the: guest TONIGHT & FRIDAY tel'. The service was rea ' shoes mat~hed the pink of the book. .June B, at 4:00 P ."l. . · "THE THUE STOOGES The bride, gi\'en in marriage !dress and her 1.lowers ~. e r.e For a wedding trip through IN ORBIT" I - and.· Mr John W· :! pink and 1n lh esuen states , the h 0 lh r . 1blue parnted d da1s1es ' Anthony Stt>tol Sta nley Baker byercousm,. Callahan, wa~ attired in a floor :il coloma. nosegay! e~Jg~iddl. Mrs. Harris wore a three piece "CHECKPOINT" length gown of nylon organza : Mr. Mt1ton Way an ' . e boude suit of antique ( Eastm~tn Color) featuring a basque bodice. stoop :port ,. wa~ best rna; ;Ith M~ with printed blouse and b1ac~ neckl ine and elbow I e n g t h · Andre~ ayman, ro er . accessories. A corsage pf SATURDAY JULY IJ , slee\'es. The entire dress was :the bride!, Mrs. Eddw~rd ~nc~- gardenias completed her ·· ···-- 11 Walt Disney Presents a1'rented wilh large motif::; of : er • Char estMond,d~n r· n~Js tume. "LOBO" Sheffli embroidery. 1 eport, servmg 1Walburn, I as ushers. ITechnicolor) -a ndThe controlled. skir,t had The bride 's mother wore a will reside at Camp Lejjew,e, ll Le ~ lie Caron Darid Ni1·en liplleat•ed back fullnes.s. 11,'uche multi~olored all • over lace Jacksonville, N. C. The "GUNS OF DARKNESS'' with bows . and end1~g m ,·a , sheath ~own with pale blue was a 1~ graduate of Charles1-"':::::::ii:::::::ii:::::::ii:::::::ii....iii::::::::ii:ii.::::::::i:O::I ~-'1~,~=:·~1' tram. Her veil of silk j cumberbund and matching ton High School where she . ri tlluston w.as attached .to a pearl Iblue accessories, with which stu~ent council follies Queen, and sequm crown ':'th an ~r~ she wore a corsage of yellow or- Miss Charleston, and voted stu. ; gandy rosette. Her Jf'Welry "'as chids Ident of the year she was affil.l POMEROY, OHIO a strand of pearls. a gltl of the · , . Iiated. with Phi Kappa Gamma I bridegroom, and she earned a The grooms mot.her chose a Social Sorority 1 TONIGHT bouquet of gardenias and trail- blue and white embroidered Th b 'd ' d t ; NOT OPEN ing ivy. sheath gown with blue accese n ~groom wa~ gra ua FRIDAY and SATURDAY The maid of honor. Miss Can- sories and a corsage of white ledJ from MJddndlepohrl beblgb ~chtohol , une,S 1963 a as. enHm h e . July 12.13 dace Fave McCtckers. of Hunt- orchids. M' . 1U "SPLENDOR IN i ington, ~ore a fu ll skirted Mrs. Thomas Gallagher, or- . . · · anGnes smce. ~ va~ THE GRASS" l l l~ii - - -- - - - -- ,ganist, presented a program or ;::;er:'t:!d at uaurana~o a a (TI"chnicolor) II I I pre-nuptial mustc preceding the B~::;e, Cuba, and also m Puerto Natalie Wood Warren Beat· ~remony , , Rico · I'-'ty. Pat Hingll" Audrli'y Chris· 1 tie, Zohra Lampt>rl, Barbara A. reception was held in ~ht> Out .. of - town guest attend- ; Loden. Fred Stewart. l'!ltauti'lulty Laundered socJal rooms of the church tm- ' ing were Mr , and Mrs. Charles "THE FIREBRAND" D d' t 1 f l1 . th . I I Kent Taylor. Lisa Mantell, d F' . hod me Ia e y o owmg e service. : Searles, Mr. and Mrs. Dona d •n mls ' A three-tiered wedding ca_ke en· M'1dd!eport ·, Mrs. o. Chubby ,Johnson, Allen Jaffe nul circled with ivy centered bert H. Holt, Richwood, W. Va. i Sun. Mon. Tuei. bridal table with white Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 0. Smoot,, II July 14-15-16 in angelabra combined Elkins, W. va.; Mr. and Mrs. "GYPSY '' pink and white carnations, Alfred R. Toney and family, RatTechnirolor 1 Natali~ Wood Karl Malden Launders..Dry Clean•rs ters and baby breath. venswood, W.Va.; Mrs, Jeanne Rosalind Rv~:s ell Pomeroy WY 2·5428 Mrs. Dortald Becker, Mrs. McVickers, Mrs .. Vivian Row~ W. Callahan, and Mrs. ly, Mrs. James L. Hesson and daughter , Mary, Huntington , W. Va .. Milton Wayland and Denni• Walburn, Middleport. ' ' I 1 5 H I RTs 1 I I, 1· 25c ROBINSON'S Downie -Gross Starting FRIDAY JULY 12 AT 9:00 A.M. SALE! SUMMER SUITS "•m I 45 Val. to 42.50 I 29:95 sale 30.00 V•l. from 47,50$38 lo SO,OO, ttle Voluu e ALL SUMMER SLACKS REDUCED e MEN'S and BOYS' BERMUDA SHORTS REDUCED e MEN'S and BOYS' SWIM WEAR REDUCED ! e MEN'S and BOYS' SPORT COATS REDUCED 14 Short Sleeve Sport Shirts •• 5.00 Valu" _ 3.75 4.00 Vatu" _2.95 3.50 Values _2.29 Knit Sport Shirts Val. to 5.95 Sale 329 Vtl to 3.50 Sal• _ __ 229 ... ,; ..., 3'1!1QP( ... lelf! .... ..... ' Miss Grace Campbell, president, was in charge Bf meeting, Mrs, J . W. Mclllur·ray II conducted ened with group sus Shall Reign . ' from Psalm 14~, Luke I Mark IS and prayer by Mrs. Murrav closed the devotions. " Missions In A Moder World" was the topic of the I ;~r•!Valltl presented by Mrs. V. D. Edwards. A skit, "Why Missions Today," was given by Edwards, Mrs. Dwight Parker, Mrs. Allen Eichinger Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. , A meditation on missionary end Summer Caps Reduced 14 1.89 • All merchandise on sale is taken from our own stock of Nationally Adver· tised brands. District Officers Seminar be held at the church Th•1rs-11 day, August 29, when the WS. ; CS of the United Methodist 1 met Tuesday evening · at the church. education for our chUdren by Mrs. Edwards and group SIIIJI- il ing concluded the program. Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. les Persinger were named the finance cummjttee. Mrs. George Smlth !banked en for flowers and cards her while hospltatized. Mrs. MIen Eichinger wiD be In charge of arrangements for the 0111- 1 cers Seminar. '· .DOWNIE- GROSS A dessert courll'> was by Ml'l. Edwar'!la, Mrs. thur Hoyt and Mrs'. Baker don from a table with <over ' and dec!ll'aled wllh rangemenlo of wblta Ulles · --------------------lllil'loJla&e. --"MAIN STREET e POMEROY ' - Savannah Is Stricken By Marchers T0 0 pen sep· t 3 . • Teen-ager Hosptta • }"IZed A£ter car 0verturns 0££ Rt•143 a7y 105 Quits Until Dec. 2 I one of -·those heavenly carpets by 'jit). 1 1 1 e Luxurious wall-to wan car· pet, expertly installed by Elberfelds carpet mechanics costs far less !ban you would imagine. elf you are planning on buildlng, consider wall-to-wall carpet all over your home. Save the expense of hardwood floors, sanding, varnisblng and waxing. eBring your floor plans to the carpet Dept, on tbe 2nd. floor, and let us give you an estimate. If your borne Is already under construction, we will be glad to . come at your convenience to measure and quote you the total costs for wllll-to ·wall carpeting. $«}·98 Sla 72 • 90 PHIL MAID Jeanies STORY BOOKS tate. white only, ·extra large oizeo · Q and 10. ca1t aluminum with magnesiwn. Heats evenly throughout bottom, aidea and cover. 69c $8.99 2 for $1.00 SUMMMER FURNITURE ACCESSORIES ' OVAL. STIC BRAJO~D RUGS ' . Emboosed heavy Yluyl plaotics, ueen and aold lt1f with red flower print on white'. '' , $14:95 I rc. ChaiN Ltun.. Culh.... Itt ·- IALI $12.110 f7,9S ChoiM Cushion . --- ·--------- SA1,1 $6.00 $3.95 ChoiM· Pod wlth Hoodmt ----------- IALI ''NAIII .2.59 ·T h,.. ltat Gfldtr Pod -··-•-···----- IA~I $2AIII f1,9S TQ ltat Glfdu Pod ------·-·------- IALI $1.50 .1.95 Utility CualiJ.n --------·-------- IALI $1.51 · $1,79 Choir l'od.:..«oulld or ..,.,. lock -": IA~I $1'*9 Colonial pattern - 10 VIvid colors- No Launder- . log • Wipes clean wlt,h a damp cloth. ' ' ' ' / Mens White Handke,~C:hiifs ·upn _ · 0srla p0 1ICe . ASk MartJa • )Law Jncambf)"dge ' • • ' .· . . ' • • . - I > . ·tQc " •' • .S,.,:frfldy 94ft. to 5P.M. ' • ' '' ''·'~ :.... ' i.' ~., I '-'· ' '1'!"'14•"- ·-.4 '•• ~qM9 A~ to 9. P.M. ' Story ComJfi! • Jn LI.fe Mag illim El~erfelds lo- Porne~y ' .. AdmiralJones ToSlashOhioFrr"eDeaths mks:' I Man K"}}edBy I $2.19-18" x30'' .. · · .... · · Sale $1.79 $3.19-24" x 36" ····' ··.··· Sale $2'.~9 $4.6~~7" X ~" ••• •• • • •• • · Scde $JJl · ·~· ' 50 Mile Hike On Beye es Ri"ce P ~.hing C ' rashPIan F~rHarryHindes • ' ' Mk coots a e w· ' . ·~ Rh0 des s.Igns c.ommiSSIOD . • 8"11· Other p0 I"tcy Acts I., - I Veep's Car Near Sonbury ' 41 titles from which. to lncluding the choose Bobbsey Twms, Trtxto Belden, Donna Parker stor.ies and many othel'l. '2.39 ...... S • ! 59c Clnslc tnd Fiction Improved stain resistant In Elderton or rayon 1ce- ase of our $2.95 .Jeaniea. lncll .,,, I I __ --- MAGNALITE DUTEH ·OVENS WOMENS PANTIES A special factory purch· L•ra• 1• 1 u BABE RUTH-PLASTIC BALL & PLASTIC BAT SIT . -- --- ------ - - - 39c to $1-JlO 2 PLAYER BADMINTON SET - -------- . . • 1\19 TOY GOLF SETS ---- ----------- · - 89c to si.l91 t.STRO FLEET WITH LAUNCHER GUN • -- ----·-' 911C ·. He' · LUNAR PROIIE ROCK ET ------------·' RIMCO MESS KIT-CANTEEN SET -----------·-- 9Bc WATER GUNS ___ __ ---·- - --19c t• ~9c . RIPCORD SKY DIVING PARACHUTIST • . . --- . S9c COMBAT TOMMY GUN (SHOOTS ROLL CAPS) -- $1.69 ROTAR:v' TYPI ~Jo L::'N"v ~~~==~ $1.19 11.95 W•gner Ware lxtra Larte Sin SHORTS ond PIDAL PUSHERS ond KNU PANTS . Regular and extn &izea. .;, ' 1 I' WOMENS ' . Open House - lnsulaire Blankets 1 m Be Shown In Summer Toys For Busy Boys and Girls Comfort without. weight, winter .and' 1~mm~r, A mo1t un ;;.'" -. . usuul blanket. warm in winter 'arut' ~~ '" Jh 1ummer, weigh& less than ordinary blanket.l, or blab erade cotton. Nylon binding, Preshrunk. Color f.&~t, machine waah, tumble dry, no ironing, lint free. .. ,.. ...., ' - .. .-' Colors: Carnation, Wedgtwtlkl, Send, Lemon parents T0 Have Chance New Barn T Morgan J.ones j Plans were made for I Straw Hats 8ol'!' Short SlHv• Shirts, colored white Methodists Plan Seminar . On August 29 Sc·h.ools em!- 1: Men's Seersucker & Pin Strip41 Wash Sl1cks, 3.95 value ----'•1• 2.95 ' ....... C:rall SAVANNAH, Ga. - Police used tear gas ly today to disperse an mated 2,000 shouting yo1tngl Sheriff'• Deputy llowt1rd f'rlrnk lnveltigating Wrl'Ck • ' Negroes taking part . Schools rn Pomeroy open Tuesday, Sept. 3, after La- nti- gregation i""·~·••vs. l bor Day, but as usual . teachers will come in a day early l rion.~inety three were arto prepare for the 1963·64. term, accordrng to the rested, . . . . . . WASHJNGTOI'I Former school calendar ·~proved thts week by the school board, A teen-age Pomeroy girl, In- I day She IS reported suf[ermg were taken to the hospital by 1124 at Laurel Cliff. Pl'l' ~ lrte 1 Owi ht 0 ElsenhowSchools,. barrmg fl~ods, heavy ·sno~s, or other Acts It brought to about 1:200 Ijured m an accident Thursday from contusions of the back and . Pomeroy emergency squads- ~e sa1d .the 1955 Chrysler n ledg . rt he ex- of Nature, Will be open 176 days rncludrng Sept. · 2 when lthe number of arrests srnce lnighl, was admitted to Meigs hlp , Imen. dnven by MISS Coates went ... 8 "':,, ~ g:n N~ re~ Rocke- teachers met, and Oct. 25 when the SEO teache~' .meet- the demonstrations aimed j Memorial hospital for treat- A passenger In the car driv-1 Deputy Sherift Howard Frank of control and turned over 011 ~ 11 · vSen e~on Gldwat- ing held in Atlleno:-. at forcing desegregation Of 1ment. ven by Miss Coates, 17 year old I investigating officer, said the its top after failing to negoiate 0 : ~r andht 1: t cc pt.ahle New teachers wUI meet at 9 Schools Closed. motion picture theaters, ho- Barbara Coates. 18, was re- Sharon Hysell, also or Porn- :wreck occurred at 10:58 p. m. Ia curve. The aulo was heavj. f' ~mt !llf IS t:e ~~ GOP a.m. Sept. 2 in the office of ! M 22 . F .d Fi 1 E .tels and restaurants broke ported in satisractory condition eroy, escaped with only minor on State Route 143, three-tenths lly damaged. No arrests were c•n '"a tefsl or . 1. Supt. Charles S. Gibbs, foUow- May 22• Frl.~Y· Hnlah Sxahmsl. out in this seaport city near- at Meigs Memorial hospital to- cul.;; and bruises. Both girls of a mile west of State Route reported . rr"" uPn a nomma Jon. ed b h , av , rway, 1 ~ oo 'I th _____ -----·---! h d bee ted th 1 E' y a genera1 teac ers mee1- C · y a mon ago. ·1 ', a n ~depoedr nl a ing at 10 a.m. ln Room 14 of oMmme25nceMmend. " h I Cl Th b JJ I '~~.~'j<vw.·:~ >W;:'"~ •:"·- 'flWPr cons1 er o Y · the Se . Hi h school ay , on ay, i'!C oo s ose crowd roke up Into sma , , i"IJI.iam Scranton of Pennsyl- Ele::~~~ gteachers . meet at ed for Reports and Records . bands of roving vandals, breaking I T Ia e s~eadtly worseaing v ~ n 1 !1. nov. Geor 11 P Romney of th . h00lryt 1 p m aod c- May 26, Tuesday, Schools Clos· plate glass windows, looting and drought Situation iD 0 hI o · hi gan, Se n. ~ · ., at t""he ed for Re ports and Record s. · M1r • uurston B · e1r da sc te ha rs meet upsetting huge garbage bms. 1 reached a new peak today as ~·.,rton, R. Kv .. and former s~:yhou:ca: the high school. May 27, Wednesday, Pupils Th I th d t t ! Geauaa County officials anGP:n. Luclus D. Clay, as poten~ . . f h• , ree o e emons ra. 01'8 1 !I By ROBERT L. KAYLOR · lowed the state to increase its railed to get onto the floor whq 1... Report for Grade Cards. ti"l rondldates for the Republi- Other hlghpornts O t t ca Attendance Regalatioltl ,were reported to have recetved i nouaced they plan to a&k Gov. t Tal&ed Press btternaUonal [state liquor profits from a maxi- St'nate Majority Leader C. Stancan nQmlnatlnn. endar: Attendance of pupils shall be minor gunshot wounds. James A. Rhodes to dedare COLUMBUS <UPI J The mum 30 per ~nt to 35 per cent ley Mechem. R-Nelsonville , oould November 28-29, Thursday and ed 1 tho d tbe C'OQDty a disaster area, tbe I 105th Gt>neral Assembly wiped its and nelled the state some $10 mil· not snare enough votes to ensure . Frjday, Thanksgiving Recess. record on y on se a~s Carloads of helmted polieto i ld i slate cle~n of, legislation Thursday ' lion through claiming abandoned passage. I and closed up shop until Dec. 2. bank LONDON - A Russian spy December 20- Friday, Christ wh~ schools are actually 10 wearing gas masks were ordered ! UPJ 118 • accounts and other The administration had not an1 rf rnajor Importance ha~ de-- mas Recess Beslns (Schools wtll sessiOn. Un~er State law, schools into the Negro and downtown sec·• The collDty's ASC sald t Closf of lhe legislature's nor- unclaimed proper·t.y. They died nouneed any plans to 1ncrease fer:tP.d to the West and 15 now be dismissed following the must be 10 sesion 171 day. tiona of the city to cope with the ~ will make tbe plealn • report mal busm·ess came aft- w1'th a host or measurt>S when lhe liquoc pn.·ces but said it want~.. hiftinjl tn Britain under heavy . However 1 two of the 171 day demonstrators · ''" . . o:v ~ard. the government said Chrustmas program)· may be counted for Teachers' · showiag crop devastaUoa 27 w~s. It also came ~ithout Sena~e killed all measures sbll a.uthor•ty to up the price if addit~1~ · January 6:, Monday, School Meetings It wu .the second consecutive • brougbt on by drought eoodl- , passa~e of two ~venue b1lls Re- ~ndmg . t1onal revenue were necEiiSary qr_.. ~ lcJMtity· IUJd whereabouts ReQPen. .-·. . ' . _ '"~~-.,: · night ·thai police Ior~ ~lsteJedi .._, aDd a late •P'IIil rro.t. Ipublie&~s had tri_ed . to pu~h ~diOonal .an~nllf! :r Ohio pri~ f~\1 ~idPrahly" of the defector are being kept January 17, Friday, Close of bv 50 state troopers, were l"f- 'J'be t , Jal [through fhe ~nale-ln ·tfrie - last two ' Both b11ls, whioP .....W~'~ ' till~~ae ; ,..e~ghbormg stat@!>, ecre~~.;Ptbtect him from Com- First Semester. quired to Use everything short orl COUD y 5 comm~rc days at ltte urging or Gov. James :b•·cmghl an estimated $45 million Finance Director RJchard k ~ .. ni ~)i~ts who rna~ want to January 20, Monday. Second firearms to quell violence. j dair)' farms have been bard- A. Rhodes. I extra into the state .treasury if , Krabar h ~id recently he dicln 'i kill h , He is understood to Semester Begins. . ! est llll and bay, whe.t, bar- ; The proposals would have a!- they had been put. mto effect, 1wa n! to pm.'t' Oh1o out of tht' marhave revealed a mass of infor~ - March 27, Good . FrJ<Iay, Thursday mght and early today, l ley and fruit crops bave also ~---I k~t . . but on lhe other hand he -L u. S It · about 2,000 Negroes stormed 1 _u ... • dJdn I want the state tv run • mat1on '. 'about other ov e sptes d he · d t · ·1 l•ue•~· . 5 anit th~ workings of the Krem0 The Syracuse-Minersville a..,e- aro.un t· clly an .coun y Jal ~ ,-~,. <'~ ~ ~ a I ~argam bast'ment liquor operalin 's vast espionage network. ball Association Thursday eve- until tear gas and high p...sure .. ~·-~lioo '" competitioo with neacby . i ' ning determined to solicit con- ~~re hoses stopped the demonstra· states. QurrO, Ecoador - The mll- 1 lributions from parents of play- iOn, . . I The lwo. bills rould "" mtroi'"r" junta whloh ousted hard- 1 ers In an attempt to secure: Anlghltimeprotestmarchwas : du<ed agam . 1 drinking President' Carlos Julio enoogh money to finance com- ; me~ a few blocks from Its callyCOLUMBUS Go James A Rhodes signed . Hond ,., .. Ne.t Ar~n'lena c!amped tight conpletion of this season. ; ing point at the Flamiago Club. • Iinto law Thursd,ay' a bill whic~. will allow. him to appoint I . Tht' t lawmak~~~ ~eClSl?n to dad; trol on Ecuador today and pr& With only a handful of par· Ia Negro night spot, by a wall of • } ' an entirely new stale Racing Commission and two other IJf?u.rnho a hspecl •c . atel m,o;;tela o · · for any- The new Athens livestock enls · m • attendance, tl· was 'a- I porlee. The Negroes had satbered m1s mg t e sesston ~s t act mJSed heavy penaIties I proposals backed by his administration. I on any matters it chooses when it. sales barn, which also will be greed that the orgaruzaflon Iat the club In 8 mass meeting of Among a group of 24 bills signed by the governor , -1 1 h ld f'ne~ opposing tl ' mmtary chiefs . sed b M I t k I -··' t I HM 'the Chatham COWlt Crusade for • 'I ! re urns. Ot er.vJSt> H wou be ,,e na on s u ,Y e gs county ves oc mus r~ approx1ma e Y """"' , Y. Boy Scout Troop 27tl of Hem- the racing bill provides for abolishment of the presentable to come back onlv 00 deposed Arosemena In a blood· men, 1s to be shown Tue!day, to cootinue operation of the Voters, the orgamzataon that has Jock Grove with Scoutmasters five-member cCW'lmission and appointment of a n~w one . Rh d . d · t .. - . 1 Jess coup d'etat Thursday and , July 18, at 7 p.m. in an open Syracuse-Minersville Boys' Lea- ,been sparking the Negro integra- Rolland Eastman and Harold with four instead of six-year terms. l.o ~ e~.;r er :~ ~[eSSI~D pu t him aboard a milltary plane bouse , rrne Ul..d. School Leam1e, and · lion drive for more than a month IS 'th h ld l at Fork · consJ r rna ers e spec t tea 1 · a .. ' •uau e. m1 e a campou • """ b'll ld I requests • • • to Panama, where he arrIved Sponsored by the Athens Pony teams. . here. 1 k 1 w~kend J ue I wou a so cut mem- 1 . late Thursday night and was Livestock Sales, Extension Beef Offlclals said a contribution The police, backed up by high- •ed Run Ia e ast · bers salaries by more than h~lf MaJOr al'tlo~ when the leg1sia: taken to B hotel. committees, Independent Live- of $5 will be asked from 45 fam- way patrolmen ordered into the Members 0 the. sco~t troop · to $1.~ yearly for the chair- 1 ture returns will ~on. the ~oteu stock Marketing association, and illes wlth players participating city by Gov. Carl E. Sandera, ma~e 8 ~mile bike hike f 0 r man and $1.200 yearly for other .1 acceptance or . reJectiOn m the WASmNGTON - Agricul· Extenslon Sheep committees, in the Summer Recreation pro- threw tear gas into the crowd th~lr ment. badges. They were f!Jembers. A f~ll·time. execu- . ~ove~ber election~ of t~e. admi• ture Secretary Orv11le L. Free-- the program will begin at 7:30 gram which touched off the spree dur- j Skipp DomJgan. Deryl w.ltl, · · trve secretary 1s provided at · •.stra~Jon-backed $2SO m11l •on capman Thursday cancelled a much in the sale ·arena, following ~ association reported it ing the early morning hours. C~cil Midkiff, Wilford Btggs, a top yearly salary of $12,000. , Ita! Improvements bond issue. 1 'ciJed 1 der which · Gil will U d f' . Mike Hazelton. Ronald East-~ cr tJ rue un tours conducted by owners • also se cotton can Y on At Jeast two 1res--one m a vad H kf S .1h Rhodes also signed into law members of County Agrlcultur· bert Coen, Story Coen 1 John Maln-st in Pomeroy as aaoth- cant automobile and another Jn 1man an aro ml .' 1 Ibills allowing t.he Nalural Re- 1 al StabUlzatloo (ASC) eommil- Sheridan Wiley Colburn and er project to raise funds The the back seat of an automobile- . Olber scouts altendmg I he CAMBRIDGE, Md. <UPli-Em-1 De t It I I tees would have had to p1edge Ed Shertdan meeting was held at the , resi~ were reported Large garbage camp were John Domigan, Rog- battled state police pleaded with sources bo pdar fmenth 0 Issue , ' of dence of Paul Baker, with Pres- bins were upset. in lhe Negro dis- er z.·tgIer, Lynn Hazelton, Ro- Go v. J . M'IJ d Ta~ tod revenue purpose support •.or the ledera I Iarm James Mattison, manager I ~ . ay to or acquiringn slandor fore develop. 1 ~Rr•ms they odmlnlster. Scioto Stockyards company will idenl Bill Hayes In char1e lrict bert Jooes, Bill Schultz. Russell declare martial law m thiS troud h. d .. 1 ,.... ' · · 1 c1ty · where six wh1te · Free1D811 had 4fllllltlltced the talk oo "Grading and Feeder Harried police dilpatchero re- Well and Kenneth we 11 . T h e bed men men. prOJec , SIR s an .11 . IS .. ah mmrsd . h . . ho d . . htl . trahon s m1 10n w en an h I 1 re,gulatlon last Marc 89 one Calf Potential in the Area;" SPONSOR CAR WASH ported their switchboards were t~ IS avmg an ICe ,crea~ were 5 : urmg mg nng rac•a ;if" bill ror minor capital imlf several changes In the oper- Charles Ingraham, state exten- Members of the Heath Metho- jammed with calls reporting bro- soc1al at the Grange ha I Frr- warfare m the street. 1 t Jons of the 3,055 farmer~ slon Uvestock marketing ' spec-. dist Yruth , Fellowship are spon- ken ·stre-et lights, smalhed. store day night with proceeds to go Brig. Gen. George Gelston, dep- provemen. s. . . 1 ! I e eYed county l'Ommittees iaUst will talk about eXpecta- soring a car wash Saturday at windows and bottletJ hurled into toward furnishing a trailer. uty adjutant general, arranged to Other bl.ll.<i s1gned 1 hursday by I DF.LAWARE m~n - A Mar. whiCh operate farm programs tlons in marketing; and GUbert the village hall. For pick - up t~ 1 treets. Eye witnesses ob· ! relay ~he ple.a in a telephon~t con- Rhodes Will: . . , e~go man wa.<> killed Thursda, 1t the local level. Coen ' and Ed Sheridan, market and delivery service QU WY served Negroes looting several Salesman W' ife versahon Y•tth the governor in ' - Cre.ate 11 new mumctpal l mg~t when str uc~ by an aut:c managers, aJao wU1 speak. 24638. The price is .1.2$. stores, mostly clothing establishI I Annapolis. ,rourts In the state and expand drnen by Lt. (j()V, John w, Servieee Announced ments, ID Tr1p To ta Y 'lln"et of the men &hot during the jurisdiction of a number Brown on 171 near Sunbury. A local agent for the U~der·! the running gun battle were .of other s. . The victim was identified as u .· s wood Corp ..• has won ".lript• IGuardsmen under Gelston's com-j -Prov ide penalties for entic' Roberl L. Moore, 29, whose auto Funeral services for Harry Italy for himself and his wde mand. ing minors into molor vehicles had apparently broken down 01 D. lllndes, 19, who died at In a recent sales contest. Moce tllan 400 Guardsmen had lfor immoral purposes. lhe super highway. Meigs a.fteral ~tal this Mr. and Mrs. Jumor Simmons been released from a five-hour i R -. h . . t TI1e Highway Patrol uid morning, have been set for SUD. will go to Italy in September 9tandby alert around midnight - ~ulre pr y~~;ns 0 re- i Brown. 49. was driving north will! lay at 2 p.m. at the Ewing COLUMBUS (UPI) - State Fire Marshal Fred Rice u with all expenses paid. During wh<o the shooting began 1port a uses 0 c 1 reo. Ihis wife. Violet, boaded for their Chapel with Re~- Melvin AI- said today lll8 department Is pu~ing a "c~asb program" the months of May and June he For sevecal hours, while men - Allow co~ nty votecs to 1Medina home, when tbe mlslia(l ldre of the Me~lat cb,urch of- to cut down on the number of fn deaths m Ohio. sold 50 9landard and electnc raced through tht> Negro section choose an e~ecullve ~orm of nq·urred . He was enroute bomt flc~atlng. Burial wiD be In the. ."There-~ 225 people killed in fires In Ohio last typewriters,. adding, ~nd calcu- in cars, exchanging gunfire with government If they WISh. ' <rom Columbu' where.he presided Un1on cemetery, Collllllbus, at year," Rl,ce said., "Property damage was more than $40 The "Admiral Jones," story latlng machines, to wm the hon- enraged Negroes armed with ri- -Exempt stale colleges and Iat sesSions of the OhM> Senato, 11 a.m. Motaday. mDUon." j . wil1 appear in the next issue of or. There were 500 agents of nes, shotguns, pistols, bricks, bot- universities from real and per· The m1shap occurred just lOUth: Mr. lUnde! .,.. (lfeelded In Rico i!lld lbat tjlf offico hill.,. danger or more at home then Life magazine, which Is the July lhe corporation who won bon- tie! and knives. There wue no sonal property taxes oo land of the U.S, 36 exit. Moore, said death by his Pl!fllltl; *'and pnlzed ,a serieo of llcl!ooll, cllD· an,ivhere else." It Issue oomlng to ares news ors in the contest. casualties during this stage ol the and buildings used for edu- to be wearing dark clOthing, wos Mro. Ch.arles Wirnfllllii!les """ .ks, cM~oren... and seiiiltuir1 to Rice said he ·believed the boot stands next Tue.day or Wed· . battle. but five white youths were cational purposes. apparently trying to reach 1 Is surviVed ,bY hlo, ~' oductr.e. flrtll)tll, taw ;enf- way to make people at l>otlle feel nesdn. The feiiUre will be on Melp Memorlorl Hospital arreoted. " service station on U.S. 36 at the Earl a"!! LeWjs ·~ '1'f .Co- -~ ~,, ~ ai!l' ;~ ~ safety tooscio111 Is lhroUJh the two pages, one In color and one ADMISSIONS - Mary HayPoll.. 8loul4 Guori CIIILD INJURED ...,t side. of the interchange, lit lumbus, ~:a~~ ~'Neva ,a ell leaden irid ,i!itl'""' "/ fn clilldren. . In black and wtrite. . man, Racrne; Esther Vanan, Helmeted .polico with dop and ; Dorothy Teresa Thompson, was ..-ossmg tile northbounil 1aot B. Wllt, of li),l PaiOI :r~-. prevention, ' · , ·" •' · -~. , ''We seD the !ddt, then let Several weeks ago Life ph"' Clifton, W. Va.; Barbara Coat- tear ps stood guard at road- 114-monlhs-<>ld daughter of Mr. Ifnrm lbo right. ~1de ol the rood ·, ·, . ' ' 1 ' , '"Olio of llle .~ ~ sell their· parents, on the-valtie apocraphers and ...-lters came to 1eo, Polrteroy. blocko surt'OUIIdlng the area, a and Mrs: Joseph L: Thompsoo to the .center ~IVid« .when· hi bJ PIVORCE -&W!'ED · In tbe numbor of fltes ln tiOI!III IIUCb prol]l'ams," he laid. "D 1M lrl-county area and ·took 1 ·DISCHARGES- Esther Grat· shambles of broken gl... 1nd of Cheshrre, was m1ured m an Brown a car, , A petiUaa lor · dlVoroe bas :v-'1 hll ires Jn• tbi ·home," mirtetial 011 and pictures of lhe Jgney, Whlttman, 0. bullet-pocked buildings, at down. accldent at home Thursday Moore waa ~ · about 1111 beeJi (lied~ Melp,~pom- tile fortller Jaok,on Oounl)'' stfle '!Moot peope ha.. 1ft 'K rtpf!ca of an old Ohio 11\Vei' But ~lice feared they <Wid morning. The child was being ~ and sustailloc( llll!lliple injut>. llla,J ~ . w;~ ~·, said. ·" coukln, happen to 1111'· al.fiiUde pecket In m!n!atute in ·the Pl. · Melp Gonl!ral Hospital nol mallll!'ln order. They uked carried near a furnace and a ks. His <IIIIo w11 f~. 1 milt TempJiloll Cil ._~.,.at .. ' ~ At no.i..'. ,. ' .jrou1 ftret." Rice iald. """'"" l'letlaant.Galllpirlls area. , A:DMISSIOJ\18 Edmund Gelllon , !'!,, plead wltlr To""' for finger on her left hand was In- *ilitb •of !"" ~ _., :Ani& L. ~ '•'!(i(Az<!IIY ·Moi!-lebelliM!Ut.Jf~ciojjll ·.reeu• • the danllf Qf 11nr nr; boat oiu built by the Grsn~ Milfdloport. ~ , Noi!Onal Guardsmen I<! jured when It beeule ceucM ~..tlit~NWD·,"(U drlvl;amjl, ~. N. (3;, ~ Ia lilt eafest place In· thO Qnjll ·tt•o too Jato. I 1..1 lhat od- ~ta ~ Co., tor DISCHARGES - Harry Cape. oeal •oil 'ltila ~ Slloro fish- In II. She was admllt8d at 10:35 ilre ~ ; ~ ..l111i)e pet- boll< ji01i1 llfllltCI lit -41it1, he odded. "Wo haw· .to c:¢vbioi ~- the public:~> i>t!>bably ~ EdWin Jones( prom!nent Jack· hart,- New Haven; Verd SIDith, lng ~mui>!ty and place it un- a .m. at Holler hospital, and lljiOod liillt 1 . . .,~ ~' , :'·, .. :. :· ~. lbilt 11· 11 lli.eb ~ lrQjrortaal job.W•tl!la'!'fi":'' iclli tloidenl.·' · · . lllidaYllle. <lor ...u.1 law. ber IIGIIdllioll -ll -&0011. lk .oll"latlrl ·• !o,..1,., · · 11 MEIGS THEATRE Vol, 59.95$ to 65,00, .. ,._ - . . . . . . . .? . . . . .,.,., I !i I ...,.,., _. - ..,, • unusual values. It pays to read Elberfelds advertise~ ments and take . advant~ge of the sales at Elberfelds. . Mrs While and Hazel Clark, hostes~s ser\'ed refreshments to Mrs. ' Clark, Leola Enoch, Ada Slack. Emmel~ne Hend.rix, Edith Hood, S~lvta Zwelltng, Mabel Pickens . Marie R i z e t·, 1 Clara La\·en-:er , Phyllis Hend- . rix, June Sayre, Mildred Pierre . Helen Hubbard and Naomi Lon- 1 I' .... I~ Police Chase Mob Of 2,000 ithTearGas . 5 P.M. and on Saturday 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Vi$it eVery l department in the store for excellent selections and member. with the F1remen . 1.1ly 17, "'11'~.,j "" ~~-- \ - . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,. ...., .. 1• .., .......... refreslnnentl. SHOP AT ELBERFELDS .IN 'POMEROY FRIDAY 9 A.M. to of the pres1dent . EileeJl Clark. The cook books w1U sell for Sl l Lary ' ~'~ ! ..,., I_....,.. -4---------------------------------------------------------------~.~ ~ ~--------~~~~---,r---~~-~~ ~·O~l~X~V~N~0~·~7~4------------------~~~.=~~y~~~lD=~=E~~~T~,O:.H~I~O~----·~,~~FR~ID~A~Y~,~JU~L~Y~l~2,~19~~~3--------------\~t -~FVE~ teer Fire Department met in I The meetmg was in charge a.t }J I Dftlot«< to Tt.. ,,.,...,. Of r .. Jlei,,.Jf- .4,_ cuse Auxiliaf) of tht Vohm- 1 i e r books made to se.Jl as a money • • enttf.t~-~ • •• V<~eraos AdmiJdttralloo. lt wa! decided to have coot making •• Ill! NOW YOU 1tNOY no averaae ... , of tile IS~ m.- ...... w.. u , _ otiiJ lw.la1 )s 44, .......u.; to I , BeProjectOf Syracuse Group ' • ~.., . ' . ". I ihq·•• ' ' f· , ·::..,;+' llifiJI: """ ... ' ' ) •' ·,, "' I ,: ~· \•l . . I. ,. ' ~· . ' • c:l>ar..._ , ,I; / 1 ' �.. -....,...,-... ........ -~ I 'J ' .. n.,.· Daily SPntin•l '7hings ~ I ~ ' Were Bad Enough, Then -Prince <..har1es ' Test For Our Ailing Cities A fresh opportunity is at hand for sta te, co11,nty and local governmenllf to show their stuff in competition with a federal authority against whose enmlacbments they :onoplain. Special Senate and House subcommittees on tntergovernmentll relations · are , t: o~inn•ug a long series of field inquiries in o basic problems confronting the variQUs I'""'• ··f government in the nation's major metropolitan tfeiS. What thl subcommittee w11nt 1 to hear Is not Woshqwn soluc:lmlmstanco. I• thot !metropolltan regl01111. Condlli '"' b•>t ·'rra.. root.•" propos· :their cose ts unproven. ~.... then may 'ftll be utterly al• ror Improving regional co- Many American communities Intolerable unless cltl!ens ud r· ·ration in s<>lving such prob- are In deep trou~le ud show II~ their communities eel now to lrm•. tie sign of lmowin& how to ex- crack some of their most desPor example. II there is wide- · trlcale themaelves. Slums grow perote problems. spread opposition to plans for ilaster thin . they can stamp : Many of the "solutions" lhuo •, 'Pral mass transll legislatloo, : them out. Aulomobilt traffic Ifar tried, like wldenlng ltreell , :hr probers wlh liS1t simply: strangles them. Air pollution and hl!lhways, only · turn out 10 "How do yoo in your area .,.,.,., near to smolbertnc them 'Intensify the problemo. propoe to meet the crushing on certain days. Financlll bur- But in many ways - corrtro,I J transportation needs or the pres- dens weigh thepl down. of sprawl, of road patterns, of •nt and futurt!? D< you have the Author Mitchell Gordon, In a pollution, of recreational faciltegal power ond the organlza- new boolr called "Si<t Cities," Illes - effective solutions are tiona! capacity to deal with notes that one town equipped Its clearly iulrred by antiquated the!le needs?" postmen with gu mash be- regional and Jocal governing Authorities and interested cause its air was uidlt to practices. >arties at the varloos levels breathe. It ~a fact of life to- U these echelons of govtorJ>- . :relow Washington will he on day, he adds, lhat every urban ment have the capacity .est For many of these assert 1 American who Uves to be 60 can away the de11dwood of dec,adeoJ 1igorously: ' expect sometime to he victim of and grapple Imaginatively "Leave us alone. Leave these a crime ranging from theft to the huge dllemmos of city natten to us. We are better mayhem. town and county, the men oble than the federal govern- In less than two decades, says Congress now plunging Into nent to solve ~r difficulties ." Gordo'l'l. nil"'e out of 10 Amerl· firld - coast to coast - will The answer to that, in the caDJ will be Uvln1 In urban only too hippy to bear it. :HoLLYWOOD lriDJOd - a """""'t , ~r~~: After nero 7011 ANI tUdlnl "Loot In Sbuffle't~-, Jetter. I'ID MY oolllliai'L At VICadaof batter)', put pn th• dub. ~-< PHILL Y ~ Tllli liNdll , llilen• i • ....;. bid 1b1. prdlleie ; This FeIIOW·Lik . es Things Ou~Rigbt On Table's Top ..Q_=·- l}(E OOEST BANQUET. sPEAI<ER WAS IN FINE !EnE,SO SA'/ ALL l}(E: APPRECIATIVE LISTENERS···• _ .. __ Hado us? 1 bave taken about 20 trtat- BERRY S-WORLD Pllcit7- il1riJ "' lib lbll: :::;"::.!~ ~ ::!~~-' ~~~ -~ ~ "A maD dent In 1 IMial ~ , oome ulve that will cure it? . 11 \ . 1ita A--Uclra ~ Is a sktn isy llr ardneoa 1 like fibre carton whk:l! doll materialdisease characleriJed by nat- . lJ arr.ct 111 t111bf111J Ia 1 0111 ~ topped red or purpllah spoil thdl(ll ,_ or- jor defect• llid a 1oM ill a · thll itch aeverely. The cau10 1der. Cardo 00 the tab ... Opaa ud or jar It 'a l!rlllcll dlfecl• Ia not !mown but in some peo- 11bove boon!. ' . ~- Now thalli - • caU,IIJial pie the disease follows scratch- In short, .1 liD thO Afll'l~ 11 on the liM. . . lnal or burloing of lhe s!<la. In Deparlmento propoted new trlalltl- Onca 100 baY* dtt.'Jdod ,.... · others II may follow taklnB lrda for !Arod ...,talnerlntptcllolt. lbo deft<la .,. ""- mUit 111 quinacrine for malaria, vita· They~ ~.do....-rlh, critleal, the next ~ ta lo diomln deficiency, nervooa ex- noowonltr approedl that II all too termlao , _ lbe1 ,are "nlilo baustion, and chroul< ww ~fade : rare In the fedora! barducraey. 1e1 deft<la" or "lUirllallll tJa. lnfectlone In the teeth, tonsils, i &uppoo,, fGr -plo, lbot J!lll ,_,.. . • , . , or gaD bladdw. Wben the cause wore .~ food ...,. Ralalld defeilta ar ....... 11 lo not tlloWn there 11 no spe- talaerl antl-f!IU ~ lbol' ..,. "cltlld& 10. a IIDCio tllllailllil clfk: treatmenl and ouch treat- of them .waa luM•I·· iii yoor that 110 ', felaiod to a 1lflliltj • .• • ment u It used Ia of\On unus<>- usual ~' lliii!M'· 1011 ll"1b- .-.· 1 ·•,• . :..: . ; · cesslul. The disease olton lasta ably .,~ '~ II doWil at do- "~ bt . ,...,. JW 11- ,. , lor monlhl tllld even lhOulh II le<tlve ., ruled," tit;t ....... ,. 1},1 10 II lbiL clears uplt may come Nck. WeiJi, ~. ·,,riiod!tt - ~~~o~~t· ..q\lslnt, btil anir 1're.-.ta ,lltal uve bees 1 llii.Ouldl't: p1 11; ltct io . - ~~- 11 II •• · ued aa ..,.. pa- 1thal ~K :4tlloctt- fotllltl, nart -'It~ . , Itt ~ ·- .......::::::: lllelade Ia~ of •1s-1JOU woultl"t a1ua11 thllllullllaur ~ lbe letlt." . · .. • - · ·- ' • • .....n.,ltlte, XftJ• .,. ,dofott ratilll .-... lftM!I '!"": 11t1o doftd:IIJit.tllllilllll .. . eMIIIIcal. 'l'llete mill$ all be i w~ dMtlly U.. 1111 "lllln!lr,'' 011 .,..,.........,, Otll._ .11: • • , , .... ..UO.. Ia llfiiJ • - ,"majof' . ll' "l!riUcol1" ,. ·-.;;;.;r:: ··IJI·illlfl~ , you -ld hive • fnnk Iaiit: Ia 11)1 • OjifnlOD ' they . . - dll eu ~ ,IIJ Mltld ,_., .r!11 111111 J.. riMik:trl Ill lbelr iollc ud Ifill. "laaktr'" ratll<r thaa "Mrli1Wll1 ' I W~G~=-::: ~;h ~":.eta: . IIJ DicK 'Rirr = ~~ :::> Ill._ \'-fl!- tAJJi·.. ..,riM-1 aland....,,<E. I a •' • ,, , ' I I. ' River Report harts decid.. to rejoin the show? Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mrs, Ora Wbite and Linda. The producers say they'll wei- and son of Lancaster were Sun. - - - - - - - - - - come him back. But if George !day guests of Rev. and Mrs. Norman Hysel! and wife G . . continues to si tit out, "Route 6" Roy Gearhart and family ed Saturday to the Paul aace reodlap: Gall!polll will continue to roll alon• with- I M and M G ld v' · 1 1 house, ., , r. rs. era m_e dam 19.3, 12.1, running one loot out him on rollers. Pomeroy-Mason 21 __ · and Mr. and Mrs. Dorset Mill- Mr. and Mrs. Holly 62, Pt. Pleasant 25 .18, Hinton er and .sons attended the Mill· spent Saturday with her ,73, Kanawha Falls ,43, Charer reuruon a\ Forked Run Lake. er' Mrs. Gertrude Frank leston 18.05. London, Marmet Mr. ~ Mrs. Chest~ Mill_er Nelsonville. and Winfield dams were on the and famtly or Caleorua, OhiO, Mr nd Mr H0 II F . -• sills and Mr. and Mrs. Branch Mill: a s. Y rJe~ · or Park b · · recerved announcement of the 1 Boat mowm.enta· er ers urg were VISIIRg b'rth f Ohio River _·San Salvador their brother, Mr. and Mrs. Dor-- I Mo aFgran~aMughpterkto Mr. PVWW!'rw:.&B *D1"'"""'TY'f" rs. ranclS c ee (Maup 14, 7:15 p.m.; Western up Friend) of Sardis. She 14, 1:45 a.m.; Bingo down 16, been named Brenda Lee 3:30 a.m.; Freiberger down 16, The Children's concert to be Mr and Mr J . wh'te 1 4 a.m.; Shully down 16 6 am · presented by American Wind d.augb•- s.f Wunmr Mr ' .. , -~o ~C. V, Harner up 17, 10:40 p.m.; Symphony as a feature of the and Mrs. Paul Baker and 'rami~ Beaver down 18, 3:30 a.m. ; Ja- Pt. Pleasant centennial eel~ ly of Killbuck pent kend eob G. up 18, 1!55 a.m.: John bration has been changed from with Mr nd ~ G a wee . J. Rowe down 20, 3 a.m.: In- 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Tu~Endieand Do~isa rs. rover diana up 20, 5 a.m.; Dispatch- Wei Park Sunday, . B WIU.lAM P. BARKER Mr. and Mrs. Jack er down 20, 6;40 a.m. ; John The evenrng concert wtll be ~ltrt 1 M Mart and family nd Hooddown 21,8:30 a.m.; Frank- held at 8 15 _p.m._ DST, and _i• d~abi~"';:bbed ~~of Holter attended th~ ~uly 4 cele\t,::r:.,~ojw~ ~· 6: 1~ p.m.; open ~ publtc With no admts- yoor eammg ~opacity? ylf so, bration at Ripley. or own ' 8:40 smn c arge, . you should check with your so- Mr. and Mrs. Chaites Layoe p.m.; Charles Stevenson down Mrs. Carolyn Wrndsor, con- . I . rr· d' Jane of Plllsb gh I 22 1 ·u h . eta secun1y o ICe, accor mg ur spen . Soothe cert 1 22 ' . .•C.ml.,Da rn udp ' id ,,commtt ee lc aJrwornan, to William P. Barker, district Monday evening with Mr. and a.m., o . venport own 22, sa . 1 wan to et everyone in M . Obi0 Mrs Holly Friend 4;50 a.m.; Dave Crockett up 22, know that Gallipolis has had a 11l811J18er a~Ielta, ~ and : . · . 6 a.m.; OVEC up 22,8 :45 a.m.; neighborly spirit In this. II has Monthly benefits can be patd . Orr IS In Dan QUinn up Greenup 1:55 the concerts for the past five at any age to workmg people . r_ g~and~n, · . . . who have become unable to Orr Jr., who 111 m crltlI Ze a.m.; A ton phyr up Green- or stx years, and IS loantng tt ork be of d' cal condition at Children's Hosup 4:50 a.m ; Tibolt down to us this year to help promote w . . cause a severe ISGreenup 7:10a.m.; Orlenian up the Centennial. 1 wish we coukl ablhty that is expected to · . 11 4: .. am . Elt'sha Woods k- It" she added "but 1.1 last for a long time. Benefits Randy and Jeffrey Friend of ' •• · ·' "' ' ' be · · h th Syracuse spent a k · down 31 5· 30 a m · Pamela D will be back in Gallipolis next I gm w1t e seventh month . wee down 31' 7. am ·. jj E Bowles. year" of disability, but an application their grandparents, Mr. ' · ·' · · · b d bel · Mrs Holly Friend down 32, 10:50 p.m.; Reba Jane The art seminar in connec- may e ~- e ore tha~ time. · · down 32, 4:45 a.m.; Valley Voy- lion with the appearance of the To be eltgtble, the dtsabled ger up 33, 10:40 p.m.; Ravens:. orchestra will be held on the ~orker must have social secorwood up 33, 8:15 a.m.; Valvo- concert barge at 4 p.m. tty credit for at least five tine down 34, 7 p.m.; National ~ears work m the ten year perup 34, 4;15 p.m.; Craig M. up RATINGS OPEN Iod before he became disab!ed. 34, 6:15 a.m.; Harriet M. up For the llrst lime in two Wben you ~ke your appHca!4, 7 a.m. years the United States Coaal lion, the . soctal security GaUipollt Dam - Raymood Guard bas unlimited openings will assist ~ou In securing Salveti 'down 3:55p.m.; Blue foryoungmeninthlsarea.Men medical evidence necessary. Seal down 8:35 p.m.: Elger- from 17 to 26 may apply for en- Wben this evide~ce bas been diU up 10 p.m.; John Lad d listment In this unusual law obtained, along With other facta Dean up 2:45 a.m.; Esso West enforcement agency and arm- a decision will be msde as to Virginia up 9:10 a.m.; Edeana ed force at 5011 Victory Build- whether your condition ts se1ing, 212 Ninth St., Pittsburgh vere enough to qualify yoo (1osworth u 10 a.m. Kanawlia River - Merrill up 22, P"llftlylvania, or call 391- disabled under the terms Marmet 1:10 p.m.; Linda Cho- 0216. Many ratings are open the law. tin down Marmet 12:40 a.m.; for ex-servicemen. U yoo think yoo meet the Anne up Winfield 4:40 p.m.; ~ qurrements or know of any<>nel Little .Edward down Winfield ANSWER CALL who may be eligible, get 1:10 p.m.; Chris Jr. down WinMiddleport emergency-res- touch with the . social •M11rit'• fi!!kl 7:10p.m.; R. H. Bosworth cue squadomen answered a call office at 309 Potnam II down Wlnliel<l 9:30 p.m.; lor Gertrude Hunnel at Second Marietta, Ohio, as soon as !.other Herdman down Winfield and Custer-sis Thursday at S:55 Bible. Delay msy result In 12;1Q a.m.; James Hine.< up !P· m. where she had fainted. loss of benelilll. Winfield 3:55 a.m.; Helen z. I ·- - - - - - - - down Winfield 4:20 a.m. PLAN BAND PICNIC ! Mr. and Mrs,. Dana Lewis The Wahama High school day· band picnic wUl be held Sun- ! Mr. and Mrs. Louie day, July 14th, at the New 1 •~~ family of Laurel Riven park. Members of the vrstted Mr. and Mrs, Ben1too Junior and Senior bandJ! are in- 1Blake Sunday evening. vited, with their families. 11 i Kenneth Bass and Dick Young If lwill begin at 1 p. m. · Imotored to Pennsboro, W, Va. The Meigs County Democrat- I · · ,to • Bow and ArroW shoot. lc potluck plcnlc will be SunMr. and Mrs. Garfield Nlchday July 14 at the M e 1g 1 00 olson visited Mrs, Evelyn Nlch~ty Fairirowxls. Bring the olson and family recentlY. & SUPPLY CO. !allllly. Please brlag own table Mr' and Mn. Fr1111k Barris, service. Tho publlc ts Invited. Masoo, visited Mr. and Mrs. JULY li Dana Lewta Tueaday fi4lllnl, P - WY 2-2769 . The Pomeroy Gardea Ciab ' Mri. Betty Call and llilillf 1::-le and Ivy Sleeth, Ma10011 1illrd Avo. Mlddf- Concert For Childre'nIs I nAfternoon SOCIAL SECURITY Ha: - a:·a ..... *"*" ~~r..- · ~ men l!ll4 n Sunday school attendance Sunday ScliOOi attendance 81IDI Ll!8fiOIII8 Sl!T to report at t a. "'· 1111,_ •as ~ =~~J~ 7 wu (15, Communion be•"'- ' '"' a. 111, _ ., 7 wu 79. Th . e oflerine .. --. - , .......... wen! held. Collectioa RegistratiOn for s!ll'immlng year bejlnllerllt ,lt:•, Jl· . . taken for the putor'o wife, leuons at the Middleport pool lnd bqinMrtc iD:JJ '.,,., Sunday guests of Mr. and Mro. Eldon Blake. ' -' • · Scott Folmer were Mr. and Mrs. Folmer and children, Mn. LUlie Toller ol Steve, Mike, .Linda and Ind., spent a weet with of Zell~nople, PeMsytgrandd8llllhter: Sharon Joinine them at dinner and Sbaroo • aunt, Mr. and Mro. William Fol· 1118 Van Meter. She also villi!- II Jeni and JeH with Mr. and Mrs. A I v a · Holsinger, Mr. and Mn. 11!1.. 11 ~Is of Mr. and Mn. WUU· seD Holsinger. Mrs. am Folmer Jenl and Jeff, over Bigley and called ()II Mr. You ean ehoose a X4Mpi11U Fourth of July weekend James Carter and dat!flh· II Diamond llinr with plete e<>nftdenee, 'fOI' ~ were Mr. and Mrs. Charles ters Of Long Bottom. famous Keepoake &'Wil'P~ and children Sheryl, Several from Eden att.med:J gives written proof qf a Kathie and Brian from Toledo. the July 4th celebrations perfeet center diamlllld. or all enjoyed a picnic at Ripley and at Racine. replacement uaured. Alma Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Holm· I M ger are announcing the $350.00 A. IIELFAST r. and _Mrs. Hugb Bearha of a daughter Ronda J J hFridaS Yth evNerunAg wttlt I' July 2. ckandparents ean, $100.00 B. ALIE w'nm~ ~"':t.o~s/~ ~~os i SrMr.. and Mrs. Alva -===~~ E~ 1 the D--kbold ...., --" M weekend nd With ber par- , Mr. and "-. ..u. '""' . r. a Mrs. Wllllam lfamily or Akron, visited Mr. and Judy, and Mrs, Frank Barber. Mrs. Edward .Folmer of Pitts- · Mr. and Mrs. Charles JohnPa. spent Sunday with j and family of Indiana visand Mrs. Scott Folmer. with Rev. and Mrs. Eldon ' and Mr. and Mrs, Wll- ' Holsinger and family Keepoake Rings Prlcacl to Fit EVIry Purse (~ J~~!~~!:~ 1 TWO CITED Mrs. Grace Holsinger and son The Ohio State Patrol reporl> 1 Paul spent Sunday with Mr I arrest of two drivers. John I Mrs. Russ Hollo 8 26, West Columbia, W. . . mger nd 1 ~~~ cited to Gatlipo1is court tor unsafe operation. and I Mid- [ Meigs juven-' operator's li- 1 McDaniel, 14, Rt. 1 cited to court for no . RA.TI BJKII!! I WASHINGTON tUPJI _ The · Communicatioll8 Commission authorized West ern Union Tbur8 day tu raise its rates for domestic public messages by per c<ol The new rates will provide estimated fl6 .S million in -'"·"" f 1 annua revenues or Union .. The mcrease does not apply press messages, private line customer·to-cwtomer telex .or money order charges. It will a£. feet me11sages sent with money orden, full rate telegrams, night and day letteno, pohlic facsindle and certeon I SAVE UP TO 50% ON MANY ITEMS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO serv~~ices~.;:==============-:::::""-------.....,....,..,.,,...,.......,.,......,.,......,...,....,....,~ I S ctlll£. \ :nt£ ~1.\1\Uf'' [I" • ~' na QU \M ... '" FORD DEALER ~- ~~inl SPECIAL RED-HOT DEALS ON EVERY CAR IN STOCK • , • READY TO GO FOR YOUR SUMMER VACATION! WE'RE CLEARING OUT SUMMER STOCK, SO YOU CAN CLEAN UP WITH EXTRA SAVINGS! GET A 1· RED-HOT DEAL ON THIS SUMMER SIZZLER Fak:on Futura ~ i i ' J' Clift Social News ,, •I I , GET A RED-HOT DEAL ON THIS SUMMER SIZZLER VALLEY LUMBER 1 ' ' wU! at lheLincoln .homo ol Marg,.iameo LIOda, Jack left aad Sunday Jobni~~;v~isi~ted~Mr~-;ud;~~Mrir;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;G;;i ,' ;;;;H;;;.~I~;::::::::::::::~~~ Dor meet ~efer, HID,Ml'tl. ~I ud Bennett recen · 2 p. ~- Mllnday. for a vacatiOn In Florida. Marte liluck, c:ouncll deputy r Mn. Cllll'tl WDUanta returned urges all me~· ,of 'l'heodor·· home Tuesday evenil1g alter us Council, DaiJII>Iel' ol Amer- visltlbg her 'irother Mr. and tea, te be present at the meet. Mrs. Floyd MeDermett tile past In& Monday at 7;111 p. m., al two • • In Florida. 1 the IOOF Holl, due to. two im- )lfr. and Mhi. Tom WDUams pottanl 1!0111111W1~110Qf, Mem- and ·family Jeff arid Cynthia rebers ~ra ask~ lo;.l'dn« ·,artldes tunled home Sunday 10 Washthe dlstrh;l llllllllla,IO lalo 1 inCtolt -D. c. · atter JULY If . , theJr vacallon with 'l'he TwliJCbl Garc!en ' c l.u Mr. IJoyd WIUiaJila •\1\ ha•• ~ ' l!llllllf' nt..."', ~\ Katie Bias. • -blime or Mn. ~-~ Spe'ara · ~· ~~ al·ld5 f!.m. Blem- Thursday, ~ rblarequllted to laQ their Mr. and .Mia. -~· -~~~ r.r 6 •!!! '' ~' ' , ti. ., Ba8ban Soeial News woutd be canceled for next sea- do on this show and so does a Gail Ann of Reno, Nevada, spent Mrs. Dorma Morrison of 1 - - - - - - - - - - guy named Line Case." a week with Mr. and Mrs. Leo. Castle, w. va.. spent • What will the series do if Ma- nard McGill. days with her sister, Mr. and j · .. i llllde~~ln!ll~ .....,.. 1 Trusse"u and """"*' L _ i , ,.... I day 's Me dICO • l Report he "ahter Side I ue~r . M..,'" •·- ,.,.., Gt Cltesla'. l"'ue ... • u ........ ~o~n. Martha a.-~., f.!lal ...._ Tile 1It,11m 11111 Boltom, apent Sunday 'oJill) lrl!r orr~et.~t "-"1· ,_ 1 lather, Mr. ArchiJ s.ber and tintlf n' cwitla daugbtB, Opal. uy, fli. -Marilla .......,_ day, LDIIil <...,illld: -- 1111111- J-"" s -;=,;j.:.::.oc:i:ety:::_:N:e.::w_:s__ News Notes il :'~~lephOeeCompany>la Mn. Freda 11oaa ... ..1 UJeo ~ for Corbell, who bombed out ear- 1 knew oome ot tho .,...... mem· ~· and Mrs. Phyllis Rnwan and lal days with the Grover t..,. this year in "II' a a Man'o bera frnm previous guest shola on Mrs. Ethel Stout attended the 1 family. . World," He stepped from failure other programs. That helped ' IRutland ox roast on July 4. I · .. . to booming succe.. without lot. Mr. and Mrs. Mavin Murphy Mr. and Mrs. A~ Orr breaking alrlde aad· he'o 10 hapPleoly 01 Help and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet ited the weekend. With Mr. PY be w~lks around with a per- "And they were all rooting for went to lhe Hughes Funeral Mrs. Edward Neunum of ~ual g.,n_ me. helping me out." . home m Athens In sympathy and Linda_ Net1JI_WI who Tiro- ooly wrong oota It that I "Marty Milner was a big help with Mr. and Mn. Floyd Six been VIStltng With ber I'm alwaya being COIIlp1llOd with .[' showin& me the ropea, and we've In the deatb of their 31> year psren\s returned home my -poedeceasor," tile new star bad a Jot of fun togetl>,.,-- you old son. Gregory, who wu kill- tjlem. ukl. "But I don't fael any pres- koow, tho two of 118 teamed up·ed in an auto accident. Mr. and Mn Donald oure. I'I g.at.'nst the dlrector, ,' Mrs. ,Ruth Gr l!fln returned of MI. Vernon ·spent a llecomlq Euler Ito been a great break for homefrom·Melgs Memorlalbos. with their parents Mr "II waa Iough trying to estal> me aotng from • .., series right pita! where she was a patient. Mrs. Sbmley Ush lbe new ebaracter all at toto another. This bme t have a , Homer Cute received a foot .and Mrs. Ch,arles Marcinko once. But the segment8 have be- chance to play a guy closer to injury while using a power mowcome prbgre.,ively easier. Tho my own age. too. In 'It's A Man's er at his home. . Everett Smith and Roger longer I play the character of World' I was playin£ a 22 ye11r Mr. and Mrs. John Mraz of Steubenville are visiting Lincoln Case the more J realize old college student. It wasn't Detroit and daughter Mrs Ms.- sister, Mrs. Louise Headley. he'o closer to me than the role I ' easy for me to regress from 30 to lry Shuman and da~ghter. Mi- M nd M Cia played In the other series.'' 122. Ichele, of Hobe Sound '.Fla. r. a ,.._ renee Before Corbett joined the ahow "Now I can sort or relax he- and Mrs Helen Grace' and ;J..;Co~mbus h spent July 4 It wu touch and ge whetber it cause 1 Jove aiJ the traveling we two daug.hters, Carol Jane and r me ere. ·-rt T RockSpnnus • from the public was sood there 1ed from Meigs Memorial ~ros- 1 Mabarlo bu all but been lor· was a cbance that Line Case ptlal where he was taken af- ~ fotlt!n in thO dUll of "Route M" u would become 1 permat~tnl part ter being injured in a. wreck. SOitrett •limbed IDI4 the _... m the seriea. , He is recovering nicely but wilt ...- oeet alonpide co-otar Martin "But 11 ....., as bad 1 jolt bave to -be in bed for some l!ilner. as 1 though it might be. When time. Mr. and Mn.. li.o Eddv 1 It's an especially sweet triumph 1 reported for worlt 1 discovered Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bel2ing ·family of Wooster spent ' • I Reports From The Capllo I•• : If viewero hadn't accepted Cor· Caro! Mat!P, wore -. belt . aDd q";"''" _ in all likell· j Mr. and Mrs. Gerald VDet Igue•'• of Mn. ~, ' I lied Mr d M Da hood lht popular Friday night Iv s . • . an rs. n And- Mr. and Mrs. Stnaley obow would ha•e been waahod up. r·~ of Rutlud and also her .Klld son of Colu!l1buJ spent "I was 141d there wao a Jot 'siSter, Mr. and Mrs. Oenzlllday with 'her parenta, Mr. riding "" m• -'orman- when Geoglein of Pomeroy, Mn. Geo- ' Mn. Dana Hoffman. .... ........s for-........ tmaame 1 -...., 1sel Miller and 10M !Gnt!ar. Mis Darlene TQtrence s emptoymreltt wltb Iaccepted tll1dromotrt fiU1 In llollywood. ligned to do the first show last glein t. convalesctnc after su rV'IOlal The ratmp .,. bliber ," Gleim admitted. "I wu gery at Holzer h~pltal. lhan over and Oro -leo iulo fold if tt worteo out and mponse Jimmie Cai<lweU has return- ! we bought a new white Job ralller [ . have 1 aile: lor Ill malden voyage took tlllf rapidly IIPI!!dq Clb'1' through It states. U "LITS" the maiD problem II llntlfB& i thinks It'• loQgh ·to par~~. rd (lldly aearcb mispiJoced car on a II l toUid ottlflllld a apol lot, ~- aut of llaht wtthln Ill block~' of F'lithful Lodge (Yellowstone) wi1ere I'm · Cobra· I 1111n1! CIIJ. !Did pziJtg across a sea of Fithen -lllould opo!llil lllllcll aulomobJ!es tiult look almost IIDie on IIIII .A>lotn, acUy alike. Or waWnc up tllld · they're so bus ~ettiDt down, peering tnalde locnd new buslneaetr In ~cars, oearchfnl fill' • giiJIIpll However, 1 did hear e1 a - IOmtthlng familiar. By the llliiJ ;vtro IOMd the car 12M I loomd that nearly aD WHERE ARE 'lOti! mitter carry camera cases, boxea 111ce1y wltll a 'lllllte clove mount. tissues and rum cartons on Iter hlah antenna. '1'lll!l 11 bear a close resemblance Idea which cu be Ideal ""' yours. We got many a Jess it ealches on. She llllght ous glare from returning emerge from the store 10 lind a ers who lhotJChl WI were up sea of white Blerirn. - -MANY• no good. . TIM!S I!ELPED BY IIELEN so I bought s tllllllll · All of You Who SUUes~> decal, cut out our 1e1 lladlo Antenn•e· ..__ · and mounted it Inside the shield Helen t111a labor ""'uta for the bright ldeao. loatl '1 at1D 'bad 10 f'or those lew who don't have each car and peer car raclioo: maybe you can Jn. range. ttaU a bualf-wblp holder. - 11, In despera~on I THE BA.CI.YAIID PENCil: brightly colored plastic IIIIUIIIIU you about iDJ' lull> or doo-dad that klda uae oo aperieneo on the car bleyele handlebar ll'IJIII. - Where Are You? bit. Ill flllened it to the top of allrways ehiding me aboul ,... By PHIL NEWSOM arrival of loyalist troopa. ,.....,. their v!Jal. radio antetlDl, holltod It at the car JD a (l8l'klna lot, VPI Foretp Newa Aoalyot The day alter the .Oiapoe, Viet- I On thO aovemmmt level Nl• mal!l and now I !lelll only telllns me I thould write 8Y DOROTHY IULGALLEN pearanco al the Sahara Hotel. !Is making pitches In the Jn Saip, u. s. officlall re- namese offic-ial> ICClllt!d the U.S. IIiolte declined to • new low boo ool of 1hopS, loot ;:',bore I park.,Be~- prei D--~ IPart of his deal is a J'unket for ' ion of Barbaro Jo Lillie of the I ted h l . bl' bitter Emba08)' of enoouraglna the re-[cause of U.S. dlssatlolactloD wttlt CI'09Ided partlnJ area ALWAYS wrlta It 'Ivo It an d of •preadfn•• rumora m· the D~man , . ea•L-IJ Diem's band· I spy my br'""t banner. " and ..... •- - · · Broad way BuDel • - · 1 the press on the dole of his Jackie Gleason staff . .. The ac . s arp Y tn pu rc an wu c ..,, • .. ,. · - I BILLY ECKSTINE STARRED I . he will be ured Sh bert AU Set . bb' ly m private to c01arg01 by a IVIetnam aDd abroad !bat Dtemlllng of his relatiolll! wttlt South May I suggeSt toytlllf U bt parkJ each IIIOI'n. . , prenuere, so ass u ey ts ga llll I 1 • . · wh · n qmte a_ Donnybrook m an or nationwide newspaper cover- about the slap composer Mer- South Vlotn1m... poblle p , _ government w~ carrupt, anii-,VIolllaDla. Buddhill majority. that inltead ol streamen . arever lui can find a 'Uantlc . Ctty rught spot after age Add one more restaur- edith Willson took at Morton tor that tbe United Stalt< bad en- democratic ~ lnefll<•enl In light-' A l'liQ8hillc up of newtmoD by 1•1 a worn blby and walb IOIIIe Ill blocka '" openmg at the Club Harlem. ant to the short list or New "Ted" DaCosta, director of the cuuraged a t960 attempt to over- Ing commumsm. Vleblamese secret polloe ~ 11>1· Ice cream I)JOOn, . 1 work. ~ fbere he was, relaxmg m an York places that . , not suffer- Broadway version of "Tho Un h of . Deaptle lJ. s. -.rancea thlt 11 presaod tile aovermnonta dJJ. head or aomethlng Well, recently ,[ met him at nllmate spot near the scene of ing from the Summer doldrums sinkable Molly Brown." Wlllso~ throw t e aovernrn""t PreS!- was salilfied wilb !allure of the pleuur. with them. everYone Utlel my mlutlon, m., ho ched<ed his little ris triumph, and all of a sud- and curtailment of the "expense was quoted as saying that Larry dent Ngo Dihn Diem. ooup nd continued all-<>ul aid to There aeomed little doubt that where will that leave ME! allp ud wa beaded carlent [isis were flying, mirrors account" set. The happy place Kasha's direction of the Dallas The u. s. Embassy denied the the regime, tho cbarllet [requeot• Diem wu out al toucb With and MARGIE, SHERLOCK or THE ODiy 10 discover - DO were shattered and people were is Teddy's where proprietor Sal State Fair company was "a charge "flatly. officially and un- ly have been repeal<ll, noWrly by bad foal the oympailzy of the peo- PARKING LOT Alter tramping up and jucking Peggy Lee is on the Cucinotta 'has decided to stay great improvement over the equivocally." the preslden's brother ond chief pie. Dear Helen: the block twice we reachverge of an elopement. If she open all throogh the hot weath- New York 'Molly.' , I The State Department In Wa•h· advisor, Ngo Dinh Nhu. On Dlem'o oide wu the fact, We hang a piece ol brlgbt an obvious conclUJlon, and ~oosn't have a quick change of er _ instead 01 closing for va- Elaine Slritch was the happ) ington t.sued a similar dental. In I9t;t, u Ieora of another re- thlt he bad put down tho private colored cloth to our radio reported a aloleo car to a ~ mind, she'll probably marry the cation as he has done lor 18 est lad) in the glamorus cro~ Actually the charge w11 not voU against Diem's one-man rule armies wbldl plunged biJ country tanna - make lt real wfld. who iuld joined in tho tcky fellow m Las Vegas m years _ simply because bosi- at the Four Seasons the other 1 new. mounted, the Umted states oenl law ch- lifter tilt Geneva ar- we sUil have trouble flndlnJ :he very near future . . James ness Is better than ever night She was celebrating her- 1.1 st~mmed from a short-lived Vice Pr01iden1 Lyodoo .. B. Jobn· ..,......1 of 1\IM, !bat car my husbud holl!ls our we beaded back to tha of· 'laldwin's new play, "Blues for Kims Novak's im. ndin award from the London critics revolt which began on Nov. 10, son to Saigon once mor<r to u- be bad lnotltuted land reform and eql~ed 12-yW-(Ild son to flea, on foot. And two blockl llr. Charlie," luis 18 parts . Y pe g who voted her tbe best femal~' 1960, by 500 or so South Viet- sure D10m or lla ud. had made economic prosreu 8houldet'11 lot 1 took...e and IIIII and one block down we , •t no starring role. Or pos- marrrage to Rod<ly Ma~n, whom performer In a musical ("Sail oamese paratronperSind marines. even more aid. through American aid. never falls. our car parked by ;bily the starring role is up she met when he mterviewd her Away~· was her vehicle) S _ The rebels -..1 moot a1 Sai-l But, while the u. & .. pgbli<b' II was also true lhst It wu at we tried a ballooo, but this the cprb. "Ab Ha," said D1J ·r ~abs; the best player may Iduring the filming or "Of Hu- san Strasberg, one 01 our re~ gon's _principal_ buildings, i~~~:lud- aupporlad Dlell1 and privately the lnsiltonce al his mucb-crltl- templll kids too much. - Mn. bullband. "'The tltlef c:l\lCtiMII· ake It . . Sam Wanamaker man Bondage," has big city re- resentativ.. at the Moscow lng Saigon RadiO, and surrounded urged him to illllltute democratic ciud but tough sister - iD • law, J. D. ·I' .~irect .~he Broadway dra· iporters eager 10 land assign- Film Festival, plans to visit It- the _presklentl81 palace. Over ~e refori!ll, there waslncreaain& evt- Mme Nbu, that SaJgolt iuld -Dear Helen: And there II might blv11110od, na, Libel. menla to interview screen stars. aly before returning to the Unit- radio they annoUilced that Diems deuce of aovernment moniment cleanedup and loot Ita IUaler 11 Get one of those small red when I cleaned 0111 my Frankie Avalon wa• set to Ill's becoming evident that lhes- ed States. She luis to iron out regime had been overthrown be- against what II regarded as o~e of the -ld'a oullltandinl bllnker-llghta that workl on pocketa thai "'--tl, I ly to New York for the big Ipian are attracted to scribes the details in her contract to do cau•e of lla au-c rule and American !nterforence. atn-clllol. found TWO cor-park tlddressol r ad e preview or " Beach _ witness Gregory Peck and a 111m With Marcello Mastrolan- nepotism and hB8 "shown itoeU U.S. New-. The queotlon lor tho IJ.S. blW rusted." the ona he had Nlld p the 'arty," but his mother had to /wile veronique, for example, ni. Incapable or saving the oountry.'' United Stata newsmen II- iD dtdde wu wb- DloiD trtfll On tile other bond, If the where we found G car. tndergo a serious operation and and Piper Laurie aad Joe Mor- ERROLL GARNER now holds Rnoll Collatempting to report the "dirty, wao ita boot bel for a domacrlllc fecta are "unrelated"- when ba bacllorgotton IO .Ihrow re stayed in California to com- genstern, a similar case the all-time attendance and' pro- But the rebels failed to capture untidy, dil8greeable" little war 8oulll Vlebram or wbotlter bt llid COD Is rusted, dented tond the old one. . , ·' or\ her after the ordeal Jean Seberg, who has been over fit record at London House In 1the president and two days later encountered government bar.... biJ family olmply ~ holdilla belled-all ol! them [ I've aot two let!d• >Iaurino Neuberger, the distaff here working In "Lilith," has Chicago Sid Caesar Is off to ' the rebellion collap!!ed with the man! and occulonat retulll to OD to power fer po- s aaka , The next step Is ·10 ~ to me before ;enator from Oregon, t. wrrtmg decided not to rush back to Greece lnd Africa on the Olymthe "total del<cto,'' wblcb lfell. - WlFI: WITII 1 book that will rock quite a Frato<-e. She'll spead a few pia . The chap pedalling all rJ'1 defined 81 "tba llllll ol LAST LAIJGH 'ew cltlu!ns One of the I weeks ()II Long Island- prob- over Gotham on a racing biJt;e ~o lbajor and minor defecto.'' T)tll aolunn II dedlcelild te nembers m the 20th Century- ably in the Hamptons Stan is ~ill Asher, director · of the · '1'IIU JOU lllllblllb tba llvlnl, h if•yoo'ra haY. •ox staff tn Los Angeles be- IGeu's young and goodlooking "Beacb Party" movie about . · tble quaiiiJ lovtl (AQLI," of trouble or jull . . :a~e so emotlon~lly l~olved l brother, Bob, has oo jaZ. career surfing. Asher, 1 champion sur- By Wayne G. Brandatadl, M.D. 111111 wiW J011 are able lo PIJ· All life upectaney fitplrel on COIIIIIalaert llllloompan the let HaleD help YOU. lurmg the screenmg or Marl- in mind. He's presently working fer, bought the bicycle to keep Q-Mr doctor tofts me I have MMI d - will welcome nell aver1gu, 10 1101110 Uvt mora bor,ol defecltr In ncb 1'11111!1 allo Wllcoma JOlll'..,. ~n" that the film had to be a waiter at the Eighth Woad- fit while he's tn New York dl- somethine called CVA. l have a dlleasiJaa allll Will taUor llid 110me leu than 4li yaan. the "~.. (ACI" Addrell otopped until she 'Y"s led, sob- er, the new Greenwich Village rectlng the Patty Duke televl- become deaf in one eor. Whatlbolr bOla to Ill your otraam- rurthel'IIUit'e life apectaDcy ... and the "rejedlon number In tara d. lhll "ng, from the pruJectloo room. hotspot, and doubling as m. c. sion series. Is CVA? Can I get betler? -· limates must be reviled upward It lbt minor, ma)Dr, Ore had worked with MM dur- to Introduce the acts. Gene Autry, who recendy A-CV A refera to 1 cerelnl ~U file· lifo upectancy lor for every year survived 10 that, ud total dolec!lt do 1101 In& the early phases of ber ANTHONY ROMA, the new- bought Sahara Inn near Chi- vucular accident or stroke. bltae bableo Ia 4li years, u you while tile 1verap blue blby al the AC Of 1bo AQL, the oareer. est of the Columbia recording cago lor 1 reported f7 000 000 There are several dUferent ar- haft uld, does that mean thai lba lima ol blrtl! mlgbt be d• ara accepted. WHA:r"EVER International r~- stars, takes his first screen test (sounds a bit steep, d...;,'l im terles in the brain that may my bullblnd wbo ts IIOW 44 llid peeled to live 4li :run, one whO '11111 le aU tbara . ltr to IL miflcations of John Profumo s In September. He's up for a doesn't intend to hire big name be involved. The symptoms dll- whn wu a blue baby baa onll' baa already lived 44 years WOUld fltll*. lbe ~ It to private life may make head- leading role In a movie based stars for entertainment at the fer depending on the areas one Y• to Uve? He appean to lu;ve lHo expectan<y approach- t!illlll'lflllated for makln& II li~s, Londoners are c~vinced on the life or orchestra _leader club. He says he'o not In com- supplied by the arteries. The be.·in goad Malth but ha tlrellnal IIi. or 70 Jean and, II ba elotlr. ' he s the IJ'Oat lover of his gen- Henry Busse, who died m 1955 petition with Las ve1as The extent o1 the Involvement var- ually. was otillln loud health ll 111 . oration, They point out thai he . . . The cast of ont of Bruad· co-stars of 1 recent Broadway les and may be so slight as A-ll eertUdy doet not moan ol IIi, bit life upectaney. WOUld JOIINil'l'OWN, l'a. (UPl) was -l'll_ll~rted '"a glaqtorouJ .act- way's hit shows is trying to show are having second to '10 unnoticed or may cluse that he will live onll' en Jill'. ba Qlllided even lurtber, . Steel ..US wiD rldt Oil re.. , livmg It up wtth a beault- overcome a problem. A promis- thoughts about 1om e photo- 10vere paralyrJlo. Thus the outCl'OSIIlet In-a - rallnJ lui young call girl (Christine ing young actor In the pl~y graphs they allowed a lenSlDan look for recovery depends on ~· 'lba ateel croutltl Keeler) and daztlln& a famous drmks so heavily the other prrn- to snap wbllt their offstage ro- whether tbe Initial damage w.. · VII belni widow wrth his cbarm - all at ctpals are nervous wrecks most mance was 11 its helgbt. 'lbey ouperllclal or great. Ytlllf doc· .. Jol!ftatll'n 1lllll for I wide the same time. Iof the time onstage. If he does- were very wild shols ud now wr can help yoo to prevent 1 IIIII .to_b.t laitl whtrt JOHNNY CARSON will go ln't reform, they will have no thai love hoi Down, 'both prln- recurrence. Deafness Is one of ·. tllld 1011 ~tloaa .... alter the reaDy btg loot tn Las alternative but to report him to cipalo would like the neptlva the symptoms of stroke in able lo. tnidlllollal VeilS with • well-planned ap- IEquity . .. The Yaokee bullpen and an the prlnlll destroyed. Uclln plu· tiM. ' . ' . Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting <UPlr -'l'beJ • · George lfabartt wu ... peadod antkr waited 011t II "Routtt lie" llid 11 I'N' 4idecl rlllnp would' drop m1 trbow would fold. . Thea enl<r Glens,.,...,... the ' '. Car UM - pla•"ns 'fuppe . rs · · Social Notes HOLLYWOOD'S HANDSOMEST · GUY BOOSTED UP 'ROUTE 66' t • •' DlllrSell&et, 'Pomef0)'·!414dleport, O.~ July 12, 1968-8 Helen Help Us! ' • . . 2-D.Jir sentl.De). PomerOJ:Mlddltport, o., llll1 12, 1"' . look That Nip!" !COMMENTAnNG EDITORIALLY Time • .. • • 1.. ,, I .~lc:t. ·' "'! '~~' .i.l. ' of • ••• .Cil~ •'11\ - .l au.; ·.; .,, '~M~C·:•'f<, 6ET A RED-HOT DEAl. ON THIS SUMMER SIZZLER [FoRa=== ,;aEA•t1i1 ~ ~~ ' ~: . lHE lllTT~T DEALS (J THE YEAR ARE HERE .,.. lit ~CAllS TOO! SEE YOUR _1- WlTH.1'fiE ' r,. • • •" , ·? KEITH GOBLE FORDt . ' ....• ,.,. {Foocf• ..... ... Jishllrtlt . i;\iDDL'IPOR'r ' J 46,J. South Third St. ' ONLY YOUR FORD. DEALER HAS .tl!J>. USED CARS AND ..., ' .. �.. -....,...,-... ........ -~ I 'J ' .. n.,.· Daily SPntin•l '7hings ~ I ~ ' Were Bad Enough, Then -Prince <..har1es ' Test For Our Ailing Cities A fresh opportunity is at hand for sta te, co11,nty and local governmenllf to show their stuff in competition with a federal authority against whose enmlacbments they :onoplain. Special Senate and House subcommittees on tntergovernmentll relations · are , t: o~inn•ug a long series of field inquiries in o basic problems confronting the variQUs I'""'• ··f government in the nation's major metropolitan tfeiS. What thl subcommittee w11nt 1 to hear Is not Woshqwn soluc:lmlmstanco. I• thot !metropolltan regl01111. Condlli '"' b•>t ·'rra.. root.•" propos· :their cose ts unproven. ~.... then may 'ftll be utterly al• ror Improving regional co- Many American communities Intolerable unless cltl!ens ud r· ·ration in s<>lving such prob- are In deep trou~le ud show II~ their communities eel now to lrm•. tie sign of lmowin& how to ex- crack some of their most desPor example. II there is wide- · trlcale themaelves. Slums grow perote problems. spread opposition to plans for ilaster thin . they can stamp : Many of the "solutions" lhuo •, 'Pral mass transll legislatloo, : them out. Aulomobilt traffic Ifar tried, like wldenlng ltreell , :hr probers wlh liS1t simply: strangles them. Air pollution and hl!lhways, only · turn out 10 "How do yoo in your area .,.,.,., near to smolbertnc them 'Intensify the problemo. propoe to meet the crushing on certain days. Financlll bur- But in many ways - corrtro,I J transportation needs or the pres- dens weigh thepl down. of sprawl, of road patterns, of •nt and futurt!? D< you have the Author Mitchell Gordon, In a pollution, of recreational faciltegal power ond the organlza- new boolr called "Si<t Cities," Illes - effective solutions are tiona! capacity to deal with notes that one town equipped Its clearly iulrred by antiquated the!le needs?" postmen with gu mash be- regional and Jocal governing Authorities and interested cause its air was uidlt to practices. >arties at the varloos levels breathe. It ~a fact of life to- U these echelons of govtorJ>- . :relow Washington will he on day, he adds, lhat every urban ment have the capacity .est For many of these assert 1 American who Uves to be 60 can away the de11dwood of dec,adeoJ 1igorously: ' expect sometime to he victim of and grapple Imaginatively "Leave us alone. Leave these a crime ranging from theft to the huge dllemmos of city natten to us. We are better mayhem. town and county, the men oble than the federal govern- In less than two decades, says Congress now plunging Into nent to solve ~r difficulties ." Gordo'l'l. nil"'e out of 10 Amerl· firld - coast to coast - will The answer to that, in the caDJ will be Uvln1 In urban only too hippy to bear it. :HoLLYWOOD lriDJOd - a """""'t , ~r~~: After nero 7011 ANI tUdlnl "Loot In Sbuffle't~-, Jetter. I'ID MY oolllliai'L At VICadaof batter)', put pn th• dub. ~-< PHILL Y ~ Tllli liNdll , llilen• i • ....;. bid 1b1. prdlleie ; This FeIIOW·Lik . es Things Ou~Rigbt On Table's Top ..Q_=·- l}(E OOEST BANQUET. sPEAI<ER WAS IN FINE !EnE,SO SA'/ ALL l}(E: APPRECIATIVE LISTENERS···• _ .. __ Hado us? 1 bave taken about 20 trtat- BERRY S-WORLD Pllcit7- il1riJ "' lib lbll: :::;"::.!~ ~ ::!~~-' ~~~ -~ ~ "A maD dent In 1 IMial ~ , oome ulve that will cure it? . 11 \ . 1ita A--Uclra ~ Is a sktn isy llr ardneoa 1 like fibre carton whk:l! doll materialdisease characleriJed by nat- . lJ arr.ct 111 t111bf111J Ia 1 0111 ~ topped red or purpllah spoil thdl(ll ,_ or- jor defect• llid a 1oM ill a · thll itch aeverely. The cau10 1der. Cardo 00 the tab ... Opaa ud or jar It 'a l!rlllcll dlfecl• Ia not !mown but in some peo- 11bove boon!. ' . ~- Now thalli - • caU,IIJial pie the disease follows scratch- In short, .1 liD thO Afll'l~ 11 on the liM. . . lnal or burloing of lhe s!<la. In Deparlmento propoted new trlalltl- Onca 100 baY* dtt.'Jdod ,.... · others II may follow taklnB lrda for !Arod ...,talnerlntptcllolt. lbo deft<la .,. ""- mUit 111 quinacrine for malaria, vita· They~ ~.do....-rlh, critleal, the next ~ ta lo diomln deficiency, nervooa ex- noowonltr approedl that II all too termlao , _ lbe1 ,are "nlilo baustion, and chroul< ww ~fade : rare In the fedora! barducraey. 1e1 deft<la" or "lUirllallll tJa. lnfectlone In the teeth, tonsils, i &uppoo,, fGr -plo, lbot J!lll ,_,.. . • , . , or gaD bladdw. Wben the cause wore .~ food ...,. Ralalld defeilta ar ....... 11 lo not tlloWn there 11 no spe- talaerl antl-f!IU ~ lbol' ..,. "cltlld& 10. a IIDCio tllllailllil clfk: treatmenl and ouch treat- of them .waa luM•I·· iii yoor that 110 ', felaiod to a 1lflliltj • .• • ment u It used Ia of\On unus<>- usual ~' lliii!M'· 1011 ll"1b- .-.· 1 ·•,• . :..: . ; · cesslul. The disease olton lasta ably .,~ '~ II doWil at do- "~ bt . ,...,. JW 11- ,. , lor monlhl tllld even lhOulh II le<tlve ., ruled," tit;t ....... ,. 1},1 10 II lbiL clears uplt may come Nck. WeiJi, ~. ·,,riiod!tt - ~~~o~~t· ..q\lslnt, btil anir 1're.-.ta ,lltal uve bees 1 llii.Ouldl't: p1 11; ltct io . - ~~- 11 II •• · ued aa ..,.. pa- 1thal ~K :4tlloctt- fotllltl, nart -'It~ . , Itt ~ ·- .......::::::: lllelade Ia~ of •1s-1JOU woultl"t a1ua11 thllllullllaur ~ lbe letlt." . · .. • - · ·- ' • • .....n.,ltlte, XftJ• .,. ,dofott ratilll .-... lftM!I '!"": 11t1o doftd:IIJit.tllllilllll .. . eMIIIIcal. 'l'llete mill$ all be i w~ dMtlly U.. 1111 "lllln!lr,'' 011 .,..,.........,, Otll._ .11: • • , , .... ..UO.. Ia llfiiJ • - ,"majof' . ll' "l!riUcol1" ,. ·-.;;;.;r:: ··IJI·illlfl~ , you -ld hive • fnnk Iaiit: Ia 11)1 • OjifnlOD ' they . . - dll eu ~ ,IIJ Mltld ,_., .r!11 111111 J.. riMik:trl Ill lbelr iollc ud Ifill. "laaktr'" ratll<r thaa "Mrli1Wll1 ' I W~G~=-::: ~;h ~":.eta: . IIJ DicK 'Rirr = ~~ :::> Ill._ \'-fl!- tAJJi·.. ..,riM-1 aland....,,<E. I a •' • ,, , ' I I. ' River Report harts decid.. to rejoin the show? Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mrs, Ora Wbite and Linda. The producers say they'll wei- and son of Lancaster were Sun. - - - - - - - - - - come him back. But if George !day guests of Rev. and Mrs. Norman Hysel! and wife G . . continues to si tit out, "Route 6" Roy Gearhart and family ed Saturday to the Paul aace reodlap: Gall!polll will continue to roll alon• with- I M and M G ld v' · 1 1 house, ., , r. rs. era m_e dam 19.3, 12.1, running one loot out him on rollers. Pomeroy-Mason 21 __ · and Mr. and Mrs. Dorset Mill- Mr. and Mrs. Holly 62, Pt. Pleasant 25 .18, Hinton er and .sons attended the Mill· spent Saturday with her ,73, Kanawha Falls ,43, Charer reuruon a\ Forked Run Lake. er' Mrs. Gertrude Frank leston 18.05. London, Marmet Mr. ~ Mrs. Chest~ Mill_er Nelsonville. and Winfield dams were on the and famtly or Caleorua, OhiO, Mr nd Mr H0 II F . -• sills and Mr. and Mrs. Branch Mill: a s. Y rJe~ · or Park b · · recerved announcement of the 1 Boat mowm.enta· er ers urg were VISIIRg b'rth f Ohio River _·San Salvador their brother, Mr. and Mrs. Dor-- I Mo aFgran~aMughpterkto Mr. PVWW!'rw:.&B *D1"'"""'TY'f" rs. ranclS c ee (Maup 14, 7:15 p.m.; Western up Friend) of Sardis. She 14, 1:45 a.m.; Bingo down 16, been named Brenda Lee 3:30 a.m.; Freiberger down 16, The Children's concert to be Mr and Mr J . wh'te 1 4 a.m.; Shully down 16 6 am · presented by American Wind d.augb•- s.f Wunmr Mr ' .. , -~o ~C. V, Harner up 17, 10:40 p.m.; Symphony as a feature of the and Mrs. Paul Baker and 'rami~ Beaver down 18, 3:30 a.m. ; Ja- Pt. Pleasant centennial eel~ ly of Killbuck pent kend eob G. up 18, 1!55 a.m.: John bration has been changed from with Mr nd ~ G a wee . J. Rowe down 20, 3 a.m.: In- 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Tu~Endieand Do~isa rs. rover diana up 20, 5 a.m.; Dispatch- Wei Park Sunday, . B WIU.lAM P. BARKER Mr. and Mrs. Jack er down 20, 6;40 a.m. ; John The evenrng concert wtll be ~ltrt 1 M Mart and family nd Hooddown 21,8:30 a.m.; Frank- held at 8 15 _p.m._ DST, and _i• d~abi~"';:bbed ~~of Holter attended th~ ~uly 4 cele\t,::r:.,~ojw~ ~· 6: 1~ p.m.; open ~ publtc With no admts- yoor eammg ~opacity? ylf so, bration at Ripley. or own ' 8:40 smn c arge, . you should check with your so- Mr. and Mrs. Chaites Layoe p.m.; Charles Stevenson down Mrs. Carolyn Wrndsor, con- . I . rr· d' Jane of Plllsb gh I 22 1 ·u h . eta secun1y o ICe, accor mg ur spen . Soothe cert 1 22 ' . .•C.ml.,Da rn udp ' id ,,commtt ee lc aJrwornan, to William P. Barker, district Monday evening with Mr. and a.m., o . venport own 22, sa . 1 wan to et everyone in M . Obi0 Mrs Holly Friend 4;50 a.m.; Dave Crockett up 22, know that Gallipolis has had a 11l811J18er a~Ielta, ~ and : . · . 6 a.m.; OVEC up 22,8 :45 a.m.; neighborly spirit In this. II has Monthly benefits can be patd . Orr IS In Dan QUinn up Greenup 1:55 the concerts for the past five at any age to workmg people . r_ g~and~n, · . . . who have become unable to Orr Jr., who 111 m crltlI Ze a.m.; A ton phyr up Green- or stx years, and IS loantng tt ork be of d' cal condition at Children's Hosup 4:50 a.m ; Tibolt down to us this year to help promote w . . cause a severe ISGreenup 7:10a.m.; Orlenian up the Centennial. 1 wish we coukl ablhty that is expected to · . 11 4: .. am . Elt'sha Woods k- It" she added "but 1.1 last for a long time. Benefits Randy and Jeffrey Friend of ' •• · ·' "' ' ' be · · h th Syracuse spent a k · down 31 5· 30 a m · Pamela D will be back in Gallipolis next I gm w1t e seventh month . wee down 31' 7. am ·. jj E Bowles. year" of disability, but an application their grandparents, Mr. ' · ·' · · · b d bel · Mrs Holly Friend down 32, 10:50 p.m.; Reba Jane The art seminar in connec- may e ~- e ore tha~ time. · · down 32, 4:45 a.m.; Valley Voy- lion with the appearance of the To be eltgtble, the dtsabled ger up 33, 10:40 p.m.; Ravens:. orchestra will be held on the ~orker must have social secorwood up 33, 8:15 a.m.; Valvo- concert barge at 4 p.m. tty credit for at least five tine down 34, 7 p.m.; National ~ears work m the ten year perup 34, 4;15 p.m.; Craig M. up RATINGS OPEN Iod before he became disab!ed. 34, 6:15 a.m.; Harriet M. up For the llrst lime in two Wben you ~ke your appHca!4, 7 a.m. years the United States Coaal lion, the . soctal security GaUipollt Dam - Raymood Guard bas unlimited openings will assist ~ou In securing Salveti 'down 3:55p.m.; Blue foryoungmeninthlsarea.Men medical evidence necessary. Seal down 8:35 p.m.: Elger- from 17 to 26 may apply for en- Wben this evide~ce bas been diU up 10 p.m.; John Lad d listment In this unusual law obtained, along With other facta Dean up 2:45 a.m.; Esso West enforcement agency and arm- a decision will be msde as to Virginia up 9:10 a.m.; Edeana ed force at 5011 Victory Build- whether your condition ts se1ing, 212 Ninth St., Pittsburgh vere enough to qualify yoo (1osworth u 10 a.m. Kanawlia River - Merrill up 22, P"llftlylvania, or call 391- disabled under the terms Marmet 1:10 p.m.; Linda Cho- 0216. Many ratings are open the law. tin down Marmet 12:40 a.m.; for ex-servicemen. U yoo think yoo meet the Anne up Winfield 4:40 p.m.; ~ qurrements or know of any<>nel Little .Edward down Winfield ANSWER CALL who may be eligible, get 1:10 p.m.; Chris Jr. down WinMiddleport emergency-res- touch with the . social •M11rit'• fi!!kl 7:10p.m.; R. H. Bosworth cue squadomen answered a call office at 309 Potnam II down Wlnliel<l 9:30 p.m.; lor Gertrude Hunnel at Second Marietta, Ohio, as soon as !.other Herdman down Winfield and Custer-sis Thursday at S:55 Bible. Delay msy result In 12;1Q a.m.; James Hine.< up !P· m. where she had fainted. loss of benelilll. Winfield 3:55 a.m.; Helen z. I ·- - - - - - - - down Winfield 4:20 a.m. PLAN BAND PICNIC ! Mr. and Mrs,. Dana Lewis The Wahama High school day· band picnic wUl be held Sun- ! Mr. and Mrs. Louie day, July 14th, at the New 1 •~~ family of Laurel Riven park. Members of the vrstted Mr. and Mrs, Ben1too Junior and Senior bandJ! are in- 1Blake Sunday evening. vited, with their families. 11 i Kenneth Bass and Dick Young If lwill begin at 1 p. m. · Imotored to Pennsboro, W, Va. The Meigs County Democrat- I · · ,to • Bow and ArroW shoot. lc potluck plcnlc will be SunMr. and Mrs. Garfield Nlchday July 14 at the M e 1g 1 00 olson visited Mrs, Evelyn Nlch~ty Fairirowxls. Bring the olson and family recentlY. & SUPPLY CO. !allllly. Please brlag own table Mr' and Mn. Fr1111k Barris, service. Tho publlc ts Invited. Masoo, visited Mr. and Mrs. JULY li Dana Lewta Tueaday fi4lllnl, P - WY 2-2769 . The Pomeroy Gardea Ciab ' Mri. Betty Call and llilillf 1::-le and Ivy Sleeth, Ma10011 1illrd Avo. Mlddf- Concert For Childre'nIs I nAfternoon SOCIAL SECURITY Ha: - a:·a ..... *"*" ~~r..- · ~ men l!ll4 n Sunday school attendance Sunday ScliOOi attendance 81IDI Ll!8fiOIII8 Sl!T to report at t a. "'· 1111,_ •as ~ =~~J~ 7 wu (15, Communion be•"'- ' '"' a. 111, _ ., 7 wu 79. Th . e oflerine .. --. - , .......... wen! held. Collectioa RegistratiOn for s!ll'immlng year bejlnllerllt ,lt:•, Jl· . . taken for the putor'o wife, leuons at the Middleport pool lnd bqinMrtc iD:JJ '.,,., Sunday guests of Mr. and Mro. Eldon Blake. ' -' • · Scott Folmer were Mr. and Mrs. Folmer and children, Mn. LUlie Toller ol Steve, Mike, .Linda and Ind., spent a weet with of Zell~nople, PeMsytgrandd8llllhter: Sharon Joinine them at dinner and Sbaroo • aunt, Mr. and Mro. William Fol· 1118 Van Meter. She also villi!- II Jeni and JeH with Mr. and Mrs. A I v a · Holsinger, Mr. and Mn. 11!1.. 11 ~Is of Mr. and Mn. WUU· seD Holsinger. Mrs. am Folmer Jenl and Jeff, over Bigley and called ()II Mr. You ean ehoose a X4Mpi11U Fourth of July weekend James Carter and dat!flh· II Diamond llinr with plete e<>nftdenee, 'fOI' ~ were Mr. and Mrs. Charles ters Of Long Bottom. famous Keepoake &'Wil'P~ and children Sheryl, Several from Eden att.med:J gives written proof qf a Kathie and Brian from Toledo. the July 4th celebrations perfeet center diamlllld. or all enjoyed a picnic at Ripley and at Racine. replacement uaured. Alma Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Holm· I M ger are announcing the $350.00 A. IIELFAST r. and _Mrs. Hugb Bearha of a daughter Ronda J J hFridaS Yth evNerunAg wttlt I' July 2. ckandparents ean, $100.00 B. ALIE w'nm~ ~"':t.o~s/~ ~~os i SrMr.. and Mrs. Alva -===~~ E~ 1 the D--kbold ...., --" M weekend nd With ber par- , Mr. and "-. ..u. '""' . r. a Mrs. Wllllam lfamily or Akron, visited Mr. and Judy, and Mrs, Frank Barber. Mrs. Edward .Folmer of Pitts- · Mr. and Mrs. Charles JohnPa. spent Sunday with j and family of Indiana visand Mrs. Scott Folmer. with Rev. and Mrs. Eldon ' and Mr. and Mrs, Wll- ' Holsinger and family Keepoake Rings Prlcacl to Fit EVIry Purse (~ J~~!~~!:~ 1 TWO CITED Mrs. Grace Holsinger and son The Ohio State Patrol reporl> 1 Paul spent Sunday with Mr I arrest of two drivers. John I Mrs. Russ Hollo 8 26, West Columbia, W. . . mger nd 1 ~~~ cited to Gatlipo1is court tor unsafe operation. and I Mid- [ Meigs juven-' operator's li- 1 McDaniel, 14, Rt. 1 cited to court for no . RA.TI BJKII!! I WASHINGTON tUPJI _ The · Communicatioll8 Commission authorized West ern Union Tbur8 day tu raise its rates for domestic public messages by per c<ol The new rates will provide estimated fl6 .S million in -'"·"" f 1 annua revenues or Union .. The mcrease does not apply press messages, private line customer·to-cwtomer telex .or money order charges. It will a£. feet me11sages sent with money orden, full rate telegrams, night and day letteno, pohlic facsindle and certeon I SAVE UP TO 50% ON MANY ITEMS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO serv~~ices~.;:==============-:::::""-------.....,....,..,.,,...,.......,.,......,.,......,...,....,....,~ I S ctlll£. \ :nt£ ~1.\1\Uf'' [I" • ~' na QU \M ... '" FORD DEALER ~- ~~inl SPECIAL RED-HOT DEALS ON EVERY CAR IN STOCK • , • READY TO GO FOR YOUR SUMMER VACATION! WE'RE CLEARING OUT SUMMER STOCK, SO YOU CAN CLEAN UP WITH EXTRA SAVINGS! GET A 1· RED-HOT DEAL ON THIS SUMMER SIZZLER Fak:on Futura ~ i i ' J' Clift Social News ,, •I I , GET A RED-HOT DEAL ON THIS SUMMER SIZZLER VALLEY LUMBER 1 ' ' wU! at lheLincoln .homo ol Marg,.iameo LIOda, Jack left aad Sunday Jobni~~;v~isi~ted~Mr~-;ud;~~Mrir;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;G;;i ,' ;;;;H;;;.~I~;::::::::::::::~~~ Dor meet ~efer, HID,Ml'tl. ~I ud Bennett recen · 2 p. ~- Mllnday. for a vacatiOn In Florida. Marte liluck, c:ouncll deputy r Mn. Cllll'tl WDUanta returned urges all me~· ,of 'l'heodor·· home Tuesday evenil1g alter us Council, DaiJII>Iel' ol Amer- visltlbg her 'irother Mr. and tea, te be present at the meet. Mrs. Floyd MeDermett tile past In& Monday at 7;111 p. m., al two • • In Florida. 1 the IOOF Holl, due to. two im- )lfr. and Mhi. Tom WDUams pottanl 1!0111111W1~110Qf, Mem- and ·family Jeff arid Cynthia rebers ~ra ask~ lo;.l'dn« ·,artldes tunled home Sunday 10 Washthe dlstrh;l llllllllla,IO lalo 1 inCtolt -D. c. · atter JULY If . , theJr vacallon with 'l'he TwliJCbl Garc!en ' c l.u Mr. IJoyd WIUiaJila •\1\ ha•• ~ ' l!llllllf' nt..."', ~\ Katie Bias. • -blime or Mn. ~-~ Spe'ara · ~· ~~ al·ld5 f!.m. Blem- Thursday, ~ rblarequllted to laQ their Mr. and .Mia. -~· -~~~ r.r 6 •!!! '' ~' ' , ti. ., Ba8ban Soeial News woutd be canceled for next sea- do on this show and so does a Gail Ann of Reno, Nevada, spent Mrs. Dorma Morrison of 1 - - - - - - - - - - guy named Line Case." a week with Mr. and Mrs. Leo. Castle, w. va.. spent • What will the series do if Ma- nard McGill. days with her sister, Mr. and j · .. i llllde~~ln!ll~ .....,.. 1 Trusse"u and """"*' L _ i , ,.... I day 's Me dICO • l Report he "ahter Side I ue~r . M..,'" •·- ,.,.., Gt Cltesla'. l"'ue ... • u ........ ~o~n. Martha a.-~., f.!lal ...._ Tile 1It,11m 11111 Boltom, apent Sunday 'oJill) lrl!r orr~et.~t "-"1· ,_ 1 lather, Mr. ArchiJ s.ber and tintlf n' cwitla daugbtB, Opal. uy, fli. -Marilla .......,_ day, LDIIil <...,illld: -- 1111111- J-"" s -;=,;j.:.::.oc:i:ety:::_:N:e.::w_:s__ News Notes il :'~~lephOeeCompany>la Mn. Freda 11oaa ... ..1 UJeo ~ for Corbell, who bombed out ear- 1 knew oome ot tho .,...... mem· ~· and Mrs. Phyllis Rnwan and lal days with the Grover t..,. this year in "II' a a Man'o bera frnm previous guest shola on Mrs. Ethel Stout attended the 1 family. . World," He stepped from failure other programs. That helped ' IRutland ox roast on July 4. I · .. . to booming succe.. without lot. Mr. and Mrs. Mavin Murphy Mr. and Mrs. A~ Orr breaking alrlde aad· he'o 10 hapPleoly 01 Help and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet ited the weekend. With Mr. PY be w~lks around with a per- "And they were all rooting for went to lhe Hughes Funeral Mrs. Edward Neunum of ~ual g.,n_ me. helping me out." . home m Athens In sympathy and Linda_ Net1JI_WI who Tiro- ooly wrong oota It that I "Marty Milner was a big help with Mr. and Mn. Floyd Six been VIStltng With ber I'm alwaya being COIIlp1llOd with .[' showin& me the ropea, and we've In the deatb of their 31> year psren\s returned home my -poedeceasor," tile new star bad a Jot of fun togetl>,.,-- you old son. Gregory, who wu kill- tjlem. ukl. "But I don't fael any pres- koow, tho two of 118 teamed up·ed in an auto accident. Mr. and Mn Donald oure. I'I g.at.'nst the dlrector, ,' Mrs. ,Ruth Gr l!fln returned of MI. Vernon ·spent a llecomlq Euler Ito been a great break for homefrom·Melgs Memorlalbos. with their parents Mr "II waa Iough trying to estal> me aotng from • .., series right pita! where she was a patient. Mrs. Sbmley Ush lbe new ebaracter all at toto another. This bme t have a , Homer Cute received a foot .and Mrs. Ch,arles Marcinko once. But the segment8 have be- chance to play a guy closer to injury while using a power mowcome prbgre.,ively easier. Tho my own age. too. In 'It's A Man's er at his home. . Everett Smith and Roger longer I play the character of World' I was playin£ a 22 ye11r Mr. and Mrs. John Mraz of Steubenville are visiting Lincoln Case the more J realize old college student. It wasn't Detroit and daughter Mrs Ms.- sister, Mrs. Louise Headley. he'o closer to me than the role I ' easy for me to regress from 30 to lry Shuman and da~ghter. Mi- M nd M Cia played In the other series.'' 122. Ichele, of Hobe Sound '.Fla. r. a ,.._ renee Before Corbett joined the ahow "Now I can sort or relax he- and Mrs Helen Grace' and ;J..;Co~mbus h spent July 4 It wu touch and ge whetber it cause 1 Jove aiJ the traveling we two daug.hters, Carol Jane and r me ere. ·-rt T RockSpnnus • from the public was sood there 1ed from Meigs Memorial ~ros- 1 Mabarlo bu all but been lor· was a cbance that Line Case ptlal where he was taken af- ~ fotlt!n in thO dUll of "Route M" u would become 1 permat~tnl part ter being injured in a. wreck. SOitrett •limbed IDI4 the _... m the seriea. , He is recovering nicely but wilt ...- oeet alonpide co-otar Martin "But 11 ....., as bad 1 jolt bave to -be in bed for some l!ilner. as 1 though it might be. When time. Mr. and Mn.. li.o Eddv 1 It's an especially sweet triumph 1 reported for worlt 1 discovered Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bel2ing ·family of Wooster spent ' • I Reports From The Capllo I•• : If viewero hadn't accepted Cor· Caro! Mat!P, wore -. belt . aDd q";"''" _ in all likell· j Mr. and Mrs. Gerald VDet Igue•'• of Mn. ~, ' I lied Mr d M Da hood lht popular Friday night Iv s . • . an rs. n And- Mr. and Mrs. Stnaley obow would ha•e been waahod up. r·~ of Rutlud and also her .Klld son of Colu!l1buJ spent "I was 141d there wao a Jot 'siSter, Mr. and Mrs. Oenzlllday with 'her parenta, Mr. riding "" m• -'orman- when Geoglein of Pomeroy, Mn. Geo- ' Mn. Dana Hoffman. .... ........s for-........ tmaame 1 -...., 1sel Miller and 10M !Gnt!ar. Mis Darlene TQtrence s emptoymreltt wltb Iaccepted tll1dromotrt fiU1 In llollywood. ligned to do the first show last glein t. convalesctnc after su rV'IOlal The ratmp .,. bliber ," Gleim admitted. "I wu gery at Holzer h~pltal. lhan over and Oro -leo iulo fold if tt worteo out and mponse Jimmie Cai<lweU has return- ! we bought a new white Job ralller [ . have 1 aile: lor Ill malden voyage took tlllf rapidly IIPI!!dq Clb'1' through It states. U "LITS" the maiD problem II llntlfB& i thinks It'• loQgh ·to par~~. rd (lldly aearcb mispiJoced car on a II l toUid ottlflllld a apol lot, ~- aut of llaht wtthln Ill block~' of F'lithful Lodge (Yellowstone) wi1ere I'm · Cobra· I 1111n1! CIIJ. !Did pziJtg across a sea of Fithen -lllould opo!llil lllllcll aulomobJ!es tiult look almost IIDie on IIIII .A>lotn, acUy alike. Or waWnc up tllld · they're so bus ~ettiDt down, peering tnalde locnd new buslneaetr In ~cars, oearchfnl fill' • giiJIIpll However, 1 did hear e1 a - IOmtthlng familiar. By the llliiJ ;vtro IOMd the car 12M I loomd that nearly aD WHERE ARE 'lOti! mitter carry camera cases, boxea 111ce1y wltll a 'lllllte clove mount. tissues and rum cartons on Iter hlah antenna. '1'lll!l 11 bear a close resemblance Idea which cu be Ideal ""' yours. We got many a Jess it ealches on. She llllght ous glare from returning emerge from the store 10 lind a ers who lhotJChl WI were up sea of white Blerirn. - -MANY• no good. . TIM!S I!ELPED BY IIELEN so I bought s tllllllll · All of You Who SUUes~> decal, cut out our 1e1 lladlo Antenn•e· ..__ · and mounted it Inside the shield Helen t111a labor ""'uta for the bright ldeao. loatl '1 at1D 'bad 10 f'or those lew who don't have each car and peer car raclioo: maybe you can Jn. range. ttaU a bualf-wblp holder. - 11, In despera~on I THE BA.CI.YAIID PENCil: brightly colored plastic IIIIUIIIIU you about iDJ' lull> or doo-dad that klda uae oo aperieneo on the car bleyele handlebar ll'IJIII. - Where Are You? bit. Ill flllened it to the top of allrways ehiding me aboul ,... By PHIL NEWSOM arrival of loyalist troopa. ,.....,. their v!Jal. radio antetlDl, holltod It at the car JD a (l8l'klna lot, VPI Foretp Newa Aoalyot The day alter the .Oiapoe, Viet- I On thO aovemmmt level Nl• mal!l and now I !lelll only telllns me I thould write 8Y DOROTHY IULGALLEN pearanco al the Sahara Hotel. !Is making pitches In the Jn Saip, u. s. officlall re- namese offic-ial> ICClllt!d the U.S. IIiolte declined to • new low boo ool of 1hopS, loot ;:',bore I park.,Be~- prei D--~ IPart of his deal is a J'unket for ' ion of Barbaro Jo Lillie of the I ted h l . bl' bitter Emba08)' of enoouraglna the re-[cause of U.S. dlssatlolactloD wttlt CI'09Ided partlnJ area ALWAYS wrlta It 'Ivo It an d of •preadfn•• rumora m· the D~man , . ea•L-IJ Diem's band· I spy my br'""t banner. " and ..... •- - · · Broad way BuDel • - · 1 the press on the dole of his Jackie Gleason staff . .. The ac . s arp Y tn pu rc an wu c ..,, • .. ,. · - I BILLY ECKSTINE STARRED I . he will be ured Sh bert AU Set . bb' ly m private to c01arg01 by a IVIetnam aDd abroad !bat Dtemlllng of his relatiolll! wttlt South May I suggeSt toytlllf U bt parkJ each IIIOI'n. . , prenuere, so ass u ey ts ga llll I 1 • . · wh · n qmte a_ Donnybrook m an or nationwide newspaper cover- about the slap composer Mer- South Vlotn1m... poblle p , _ government w~ carrupt, anii-,VIolllaDla. Buddhill majority. that inltead ol streamen . arever lui can find a 'Uantlc . Ctty rught spot after age Add one more restaur- edith Willson took at Morton tor that tbe United Stalt< bad en- democratic ~ lnefll<•enl In light-' A l'liQ8hillc up of newtmoD by 1•1 a worn blby and walb IOIIIe Ill blocka '" openmg at the Club Harlem. ant to the short list or New "Ted" DaCosta, director of the cuuraged a t960 attempt to over- Ing commumsm. Vleblamese secret polloe ~ 11>1· Ice cream I)JOOn, . 1 work. ~ fbere he was, relaxmg m an York places that . , not suffer- Broadway version of "Tho Un h of . Deaptle lJ. s. -.rancea thlt 11 presaod tile aovermnonta dJJ. head or aomethlng Well, recently ,[ met him at nllmate spot near the scene of ing from the Summer doldrums sinkable Molly Brown." Wlllso~ throw t e aovernrn""t PreS!- was salilfied wilb !allure of the pleuur. with them. everYone Utlel my mlutlon, m., ho ched<ed his little ris triumph, and all of a sud- and curtailment of the "expense was quoted as saying that Larry dent Ngo Dihn Diem. ooup nd continued all-<>ul aid to There aeomed little doubt that where will that leave ME! allp ud wa beaded carlent [isis were flying, mirrors account" set. The happy place Kasha's direction of the Dallas The u. s. Embassy denied the the regime, tho cbarllet [requeot• Diem wu out al toucb With and MARGIE, SHERLOCK or THE ODiy 10 discover - DO were shattered and people were is Teddy's where proprietor Sal State Fair company was "a charge "flatly. officially and un- ly have been repeal<ll, noWrly by bad foal the oympailzy of the peo- PARKING LOT Alter tramping up and jucking Peggy Lee is on the Cucinotta 'has decided to stay great improvement over the equivocally." the preslden's brother ond chief pie. Dear Helen: the block twice we reachverge of an elopement. If she open all throogh the hot weath- New York 'Molly.' , I The State Department In Wa•h· advisor, Ngo Dinh Nhu. On Dlem'o oide wu the fact, We hang a piece ol brlgbt an obvious conclUJlon, and ~oosn't have a quick change of er _ instead 01 closing for va- Elaine Slritch was the happ) ington t.sued a similar dental. In I9t;t, u Ieora of another re- thlt he bad put down tho private colored cloth to our radio reported a aloleo car to a ~ mind, she'll probably marry the cation as he has done lor 18 est lad) in the glamorus cro~ Actually the charge w11 not voU against Diem's one-man rule armies wbldl plunged biJ country tanna - make lt real wfld. who iuld joined in tho tcky fellow m Las Vegas m years _ simply because bosi- at the Four Seasons the other 1 new. mounted, the Umted states oenl law ch- lifter tilt Geneva ar- we sUil have trouble flndlnJ :he very near future . . James ness Is better than ever night She was celebrating her- 1.1 st~mmed from a short-lived Vice Pr01iden1 Lyodoo .. B. Jobn· ..,......1 of 1\IM, !bat car my husbud holl!ls our we beaded back to tha of· 'laldwin's new play, "Blues for Kims Novak's im. ndin award from the London critics revolt which began on Nov. 10, son to Saigon once mor<r to u- be bad lnotltuted land reform and eql~ed 12-yW-(Ild son to flea, on foot. And two blockl llr. Charlie," luis 18 parts . Y pe g who voted her tbe best femal~' 1960, by 500 or so South Viet- sure D10m or lla ud. had made economic prosreu 8houldet'11 lot 1 took...e and IIIII and one block down we , •t no starring role. Or pos- marrrage to Rod<ly Ma~n, whom performer In a musical ("Sail oamese paratronperSind marines. even more aid. through American aid. never falls. our car parked by ;bily the starring role is up she met when he mterviewd her Away~· was her vehicle) S _ The rebels -..1 moot a1 Sai-l But, while the u. & .. pgbli<b' II was also true lhst It wu at we tried a ballooo, but this the cprb. "Ab Ha," said D1J ·r ~abs; the best player may Iduring the filming or "Of Hu- san Strasberg, one 01 our re~ gon's _principal_ buildings, i~~~:lud- aupporlad Dlell1 and privately the lnsiltonce al his mucb-crltl- templll kids too much. - Mn. bullband. "'The tltlef c:l\lCtiMII· ake It . . Sam Wanamaker man Bondage," has big city re- resentativ.. at the Moscow lng Saigon RadiO, and surrounded urged him to illllltute democratic ciud but tough sister - iD • law, J. D. ·I' .~irect .~he Broadway dra· iporters eager 10 land assign- Film Festival, plans to visit It- the _presklentl81 palace. Over ~e refori!ll, there waslncreaain& evt- Mme Nbu, that SaJgolt iuld -Dear Helen: And there II might blv11110od, na, Libel. menla to interview screen stars. aly before returning to the Unit- radio they annoUilced that Diems deuce of aovernment moniment cleanedup and loot Ita IUaler 11 Get one of those small red when I cleaned 0111 my Frankie Avalon wa• set to Ill's becoming evident that lhes- ed States. She luis to iron out regime had been overthrown be- against what II regarded as o~e of the -ld'a oullltandinl bllnker-llghta that workl on pocketa thai "'--tl, I ly to New York for the big Ipian are attracted to scribes the details in her contract to do cau•e of lla au-c rule and American !nterforence. atn-clllol. found TWO cor-park tlddressol r ad e preview or " Beach _ witness Gregory Peck and a 111m With Marcello Mastrolan- nepotism and hB8 "shown itoeU U.S. New-. The queotlon lor tho IJ.S. blW rusted." the ona he had Nlld p the 'arty," but his mother had to /wile veronique, for example, ni. Incapable or saving the oountry.'' United Stata newsmen II- iD dtdde wu wb- DloiD trtfll On tile other bond, If the where we found G car. tndergo a serious operation and and Piper Laurie aad Joe Mor- ERROLL GARNER now holds Rnoll Collatempting to report the "dirty, wao ita boot bel for a domacrlllc fecta are "unrelated"- when ba bacllorgotton IO .Ihrow re stayed in California to com- genstern, a similar case the all-time attendance and' pro- But the rebels failed to capture untidy, dil8greeable" little war 8oulll Vlebram or wbotlter bt llid COD Is rusted, dented tond the old one. . , ·' or\ her after the ordeal Jean Seberg, who has been over fit record at London House In 1the president and two days later encountered government bar.... biJ family olmply ~ holdilla belled-all ol! them [ I've aot two let!d• >Iaurino Neuberger, the distaff here working In "Lilith," has Chicago Sid Caesar Is off to ' the rebellion collap!!ed with the man! and occulonat retulll to OD to power fer po- s aaka , The next step Is ·10 ~ to me before ;enator from Oregon, t. wrrtmg decided not to rush back to Greece lnd Africa on the Olymthe "total del<cto,'' wblcb lfell. - WlFI: WITII 1 book that will rock quite a Frato<-e. She'll spead a few pia . The chap pedalling all rJ'1 defined 81 "tba llllll ol LAST LAIJGH 'ew cltlu!ns One of the I weeks ()II Long Island- prob- over Gotham on a racing biJt;e ~o lbajor and minor defecto.'' T)tll aolunn II dedlcelild te nembers m the 20th Century- ably in the Hamptons Stan is ~ill Asher, director · of the · '1'IIU JOU lllllblllb tba llvlnl, h if•yoo'ra haY. •ox staff tn Los Angeles be- IGeu's young and goodlooking "Beacb Party" movie about . · tble quaiiiJ lovtl (AQLI," of trouble or jull . . :a~e so emotlon~lly l~olved l brother, Bob, has oo jaZ. career surfing. Asher, 1 champion sur- By Wayne G. Brandatadl, M.D. 111111 wiW J011 are able lo PIJ· All life upectaney fitplrel on COIIIIIalaert llllloompan the let HaleD help YOU. lurmg the screenmg or Marl- in mind. He's presently working fer, bought the bicycle to keep Q-Mr doctor tofts me I have MMI d - will welcome nell aver1gu, 10 1101110 Uvt mora bor,ol defecltr In ncb 1'11111!1 allo Wllcoma JOlll'..,. ~n" that the film had to be a waiter at the Eighth Woad- fit while he's tn New York dl- somethine called CVA. l have a dlleasiJaa allll Will taUor llid 110me leu than 4li yaan. the "~.. (ACI" Addrell otopped until she 'Y"s led, sob- er, the new Greenwich Village rectlng the Patty Duke televl- become deaf in one eor. Whatlbolr bOla to Ill your otraam- rurthel'IIUit'e life apectaDcy ... and the "rejedlon number In tara d. lhll "ng, from the pruJectloo room. hotspot, and doubling as m. c. sion series. Is CVA? Can I get betler? -· limates must be reviled upward It lbt minor, ma)Dr, Ore had worked with MM dur- to Introduce the acts. Gene Autry, who recendy A-CV A refera to 1 cerelnl ~U file· lifo upectancy lor for every year survived 10 that, ud total dolec!lt do 1101 In& the early phases of ber ANTHONY ROMA, the new- bought Sahara Inn near Chi- vucular accident or stroke. bltae bableo Ia 4li years, u you while tile 1verap blue blby al the AC Of 1bo AQL, the oareer. est of the Columbia recording cago lor 1 reported f7 000 000 There are several dUferent ar- haft uld, does that mean thai lba lima ol blrtl! mlgbt be d• ara accepted. WHA:r"EVER International r~- stars, takes his first screen test (sounds a bit steep, d...;,'l im terles in the brain that may my bullblnd wbo ts IIOW 44 llid peeled to live 4li :run, one whO '11111 le aU tbara . ltr to IL miflcations of John Profumo s In September. He's up for a doesn't intend to hire big name be involved. The symptoms dll- whn wu a blue baby baa onll' baa already lived 44 years WOUld fltll*. lbe ~ It to private life may make head- leading role In a movie based stars for entertainment at the fer depending on the areas one Y• to Uve? He appean to lu;ve lHo expectan<y approach- t!illlll'lflllated for makln& II li~s, Londoners are c~vinced on the life or orchestra _leader club. He says he'o not In com- supplied by the arteries. The be.·in goad Malth but ha tlrellnal IIi. or 70 Jean and, II ba elotlr. ' he s the IJ'Oat lover of his gen- Henry Busse, who died m 1955 petition with Las ve1as The extent o1 the Involvement var- ually. was otillln loud health ll 111 . oration, They point out thai he . . . The cast of ont of Bruad· co-stars of 1 recent Broadway les and may be so slight as A-ll eertUdy doet not moan ol IIi, bit life upectaney. WOUld JOIINil'l'OWN, l'a. (UPl) was -l'll_ll~rted '"a glaqtorouJ .act- way's hit shows is trying to show are having second to '10 unnoticed or may cluse that he will live onll' en Jill'. ba Qlllided even lurtber, . Steel ..US wiD rldt Oil re.. , livmg It up wtth a beault- overcome a problem. A promis- thoughts about 1om e photo- 10vere paralyrJlo. Thus the outCl'OSIIlet In-a - rallnJ lui young call girl (Christine ing young actor In the pl~y graphs they allowed a lenSlDan look for recovery depends on ~· 'lba ateel croutltl Keeler) and daztlln& a famous drmks so heavily the other prrn- to snap wbllt their offstage ro- whether tbe Initial damage w.. · VII belni widow wrth his cbarm - all at ctpals are nervous wrecks most mance was 11 its helgbt. 'lbey ouperllclal or great. Ytlllf doc· .. Jol!ftatll'n 1lllll for I wide the same time. Iof the time onstage. If he does- were very wild shols ud now wr can help yoo to prevent 1 IIIII .to_b.t laitl whtrt JOHNNY CARSON will go ln't reform, they will have no thai love hoi Down, 'both prln- recurrence. Deafness Is one of ·. tllld 1011 ~tloaa .... alter the reaDy btg loot tn Las alternative but to report him to cipalo would like the neptlva the symptoms of stroke in able lo. tnidlllollal VeilS with • well-planned ap- IEquity . .. The Yaokee bullpen and an the prlnlll destroyed. Uclln plu· tiM. ' . ' . Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting <UPlr -'l'beJ • · George lfabartt wu ... peadod antkr waited 011t II "Routtt lie" llid 11 I'N' 4idecl rlllnp would' drop m1 trbow would fold. . Thea enl<r Glens,.,...,... the ' '. Car UM - pla•"ns 'fuppe . rs · · Social Notes HOLLYWOOD'S HANDSOMEST · GUY BOOSTED UP 'ROUTE 66' t • •' DlllrSell&et, 'Pomef0)'·!414dleport, O.~ July 12, 1968-8 Helen Help Us! ' • . . 2-D.Jir sentl.De). PomerOJ:Mlddltport, o., llll1 12, 1"' . look That Nip!" !COMMENTAnNG EDITORIALLY Time • .. • • 1.. ,, I .~lc:t. ·' "'! '~~' .i.l. ' of • ••• .Cil~ •'11\ - .l au.; ·.; .,, '~M~C·:•'f<, 6ET A RED-HOT DEAl. ON THIS SUMMER SIZZLER [FoRa=== ,;aEA•t1i1 ~ ~~ ' ~: . lHE lllTT~T DEALS (J THE YEAR ARE HERE .,.. lit ~CAllS TOO! SEE YOUR _1- WlTH.1'fiE ' r,. • • •" , ·? KEITH GOBLE FORDt . ' ....• ,.,. {Foocf• ..... ... Jishllrtlt . i;\iDDL'IPOR'r ' J 46,J. South Third St. ' ONLY YOUR FORD. DEALER HAS .tl!J>. USED CARS AND ..., ' .. �••; J By FRED DOWN UPI llplrill Writer By Unlto4 .,..., J.ater~~atlooal 1 AlL STARS c-l'l•UY sen,t~nei, 'i>omeroy-¥Jddleport: o., Juty 12, 19as • EilhiT-~ Former-Ohio State Grid Star Lboks' To· Future With Wise Investments . u... put~ 14111" ...., ·FM4;'.11pT~ ~-trill '" .. "' q~~bddb'lll ' I lD lllo llolidll'¥ieblrJ "' Iiiplo)o~ Isao.".,' ~ • NCAA .._. LIJll8lo of a.;..., ril pete lD b , i j i - City _ , . , ItA at Philadelpbla. looJni plf4er the Red Sox u he Wll(i§d the.fihh. · 1a eigbl -... wtll tbt fieldo for both - ' ;~~:;:~~~~:;'~w~Ul~no~w;pfy t.~~ other Quaker City - western, Georgetown awl T,tmple The tourney wUI he held Dec . 'rl , 28 aad so at the Palea- an ees' Roger M • T Have 5 Td tra. SIGN BTAR BACK BO~'TON 30 carries. MOTOROLA STEAK HOUSE Yanks Stay Hot WI'th 8-1 Ind.Iaan w·In ' SALES & SERVICE ., e:,. Ohio Fishing On Weekend Rated Fair CLELAND'S T.V. WY 2-2255 601 E. WHITE A dazzling white I Easy to use I The especially durable exterior paint that resists the rigors of wind, rain, storms, sunHght, sleet. Beautifies and prote<tsl Winebrenner Big Bauer In Virlory SUNDAY, JULY 14TH: . ~· THERE IS A GREAT LAKES PAIN.T OF ANY COLOI • FOR ANY PURPOSE o OR ANY SURFACI Rowley &Reed Hardware "QUAUTY HARDWARE SINCE 1884" PHONE WY 2-2n6 N. 2ND AVE . 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Giant ,hitters were Mark fa home run to put the Pintos Tiny Robin Phalin slarted on Smtth two smgles, Mike Stew- ahead 4-2, R. Vaughn and 1\lormound £or the Yankees and art .a double, and Steve Owen.s, ty Titus were rellred to end pitc•hed until the fourth when J~mor Freeman, . Reed Ferrell, tht inning. Lor·m~ Vaughan took over. They B>U Hayes and Jtm Ables, each In tho Galllpolio seventh, Ron•tnJck out six aftd walked two. smgles. Bill Sellers and George nie Rus'"!ll led off with a dou· Steve Haggy and Jeff M _ Lawrence had " single for ble off Wright and Milliron drew struck out 12 and wal:~ Portland. a waJ!:. At this point, DICk 200 2Stl - 7 I ROUih re~ Wright 11 the 13 for the Redlegs Aclually Yankees . ·. ' R<dlego 011 001 - 3 6 4 Haggy and Mankm p>tched one- Phailn (WP) V h . ball for the Red legs but lost land • auHgaggy an . (LP ) 1~ ·a r ry Warner, i to t I h con • u a resu t of t e I Mankin (5) and Moore. ! 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San Franc1sco ... ~752 3933 .5-17 .612 51> ··· 1 B•g . S,Ondy, the Los Angeles lfor 14thBob winBolin again!t four St. Louis featshiswhen eame to df. his · A neW champion wlll Plrates pitcher with two on Hartinger was the · of tonl&ht's SyriCJIIt (bicago 46 39 .5-11 1 I Dodgers flame-thrower, holds the resrue af•crowned at tile Kyger Creek Yank.. Pill' · , ....,-r Tony Gonza1ez h't 1 a . , base and no one out for t h e pitcher for Middleport as he Cincinnati -47 41 .534 61, Nahona1 Leagues season strikeout triple. Rov Sivers homerf'd in LJttle League Toomament thts Senators. · Ueved Johnson with no one oUt Milwaukee 44 41 .518 8 recor_d of 269 and ~lth 8 14·S rec-~ the ninth · to ctose the Philhes' . year. Roush got Matthews on a deep in the sixth Inning. Handley took Pittsburgh 42 43 · .494 10 ord 15. ~u on hJ.s way toward I gap to one run Willie McCiney f. u to center fJeld, and then WU- the loss for 'Jones-McNeil as h~ NEW YORK <UP)) - The Neow 2 Philadelphia 41 ~ .47111\-l la 5-vJ~tory ~ason. . lhlt his 24 th homer and Jtm Dav- I ni~tlsw~:: ~~ipolls lashed a slngle_that scor~ aUowed just seven hlts, and :::~:~~::~e~~:~:!,:':f 1 ~ Houston 34 55 .382 20 There .s no 10clinahon m Cincin- ~ enport had two RBI sin~les to t ted th d f rxting both RusseU and Milliron to tte fanned 10. P . .;tc New York 19 57 .337 23 1 ~ I nati to question Koufax's talents, lead a 16-h!t attal'k th~t ~all topl~s ~eroy ~i:a:es by a the score at 4--4. Spencer drew Hartinger and s. Stewart each ~m~uffalo of the lntern,ational a walk, Harreld strucl~ out, and had 2 hits for Middleport but the good burghers of the game wlnner Ray Culp his sev. l 5-4 . In tr 1 · · Thursday'• R..ulta Oh•o city point with pride to the l th lo . OTIS 0 row margm an .. a· nnwith two out Danny Ad- Harley Fetty had two of t h To make room for the two Joeo Los Ang@les 4 New York 3 Inight! [act that Maloney's current 14-3 en ss. · . I mg contest. singled to se~ Wilson a· four hits made b the loser! bo!Jl of whom have seen pr~vious San Fran. 4 Philadelphia 3 tntght ) record matches Koufax's mark h' Don Cardwel.l pitched a I\\O·· Ufgety 0 ay In other games, FJsher's cross with the whlnlng rWJ and By wm· nm· g thye . service with the Mets, tnheldet · htJ ' . I 1tter for the Ptrates who scored ' partment Store of Pt • Ch' F d · Ptttsburgh 3 Houston o 1mg j and Lhat Jim has struck out pro~ . th f th , . . . d NEW YORK WPil-Home run ' . knock the defending champs out Braves earned a shot at the lCD ernan ez was pptioneQ ta Chicago 7 Cincl. o Clst , twilight! Iportionately more batters this o~~~ l~ e our mnm~ a~ kmg Roger Maris i! slated to un-1 became the flr.st team to win of the tournament lipolls Senators next Wednes- Seattle and utility man ClifJ Cook Cincinn~ti 7 C~i<'ago 3 <2nd, ~igbtl ' son. Koufax has 150 strjkeouts in I :ighth o~o ~:ra~:~d:~~·~n t:W.~ I dergo minor IUrgery in Lenox: two gall_les in the tourney . ~9 During the six . innings at 7· was released outright to Bu(faiQ, 3 St: Louis 6 Mdw. (1st , twll~ghu 1156 innmgs while Maloney has run double. Dick Farrell suffered 1 Hill Hospital today and probably ;!ml~-~~ th~ Ga~li~lis Jeff Burt gave up TWRD GAME Milw, 5 St. Loms 3 l2nd ,mghtl i 129 in 138 innings. I his seventh loss for the Colts. i Will be lost to the word cham- j te t nd thn a our nn ng hlts and two runs, Fisher's Department Store FrWay'• Probable Pitchers A 6-foot, 2·mch, 200-pound right· Bill White's two-run homer and 1pion New York Yankees for 101 ~~v:s 1 e~ged ;ones • . 10, and walk_ed three. Wright Pt. Pleasant became the 10·,.. 11 .San Francasco at Philadelphia hander from Fresno, Cil:lif., Ma- Dick Groat's double sparked the days. I f pt PI t b 4-3 t charged Mth the loss. tourney team to notch two wms tnight> Sanford 19-81 vs Ma- Ioney won his 14th v1ctory of the Cardinals' dectstve five run sev The operation, to 01'! performed /0 Th · t easan ty a te ~n · For GalUpolis, Spencer hurl- as they defeated the Gallipolis • · . . . · · b D J h 1 e ournamen en rs 1 t s d 1 1 1 'k' , halley I5-9J. season Thursday mgtlt ID beatmg enth-inning rally in their first Y r, o n Dona1aaon of the rffth 1 ht f tltJ t e s X nn ngs strt mg out 13, Sox 1L-1 m a game that 8 . . the Chicago Cubs, 7·3, niter the game, but the Braves kayoed ex· hospital staff, is for a reetal fts· i ~ t~ g fth c~=~ on two, Rnd permitting six called after five Innings on 1 Houstun at Pittsburgh lmghll - 1Rffis dropped the 11-inning opt>n· ~Ram mate Lew Burdette tn seven sure. Marls, who set a modern 1d ay w yracuse n- hits. was the winmandatory 10-run lead rule. Bruce 14.(1) vs Schwall 14--4 ). er of the twi-night doubleheader. ~ing" and took the mghtcap be major league mark of tt homers klans . fachlngf'the Pomeroy Van· n1ng pitcher as he permitted Gallipolis scored its run I • - i l!lt!l h been 51'deU ed ees tn t e Irst game. At J:"''ol hit. 7 0 Los Angeles .ttl New York , . . . hind Bob Shaw's nine-hitter. Ue " . • as . n sever- It will be the Middleport ' . . of the game In the first Inning II f· 114 l i ~·s Jack- · Somethmg of a hard-luck p1tch- Maye and Hank Aaron homert>d al limes prev10wly this season 1 th p PI The VIctory advanced the when Ronnie Harris led off (ng I h( 1 - Kutlllx . . . lo , f 1 db k . egs vs e t. easant 1nt o a game next tti-g) er m prev1ous seasons, Ma n_ey s for the Brave-s. or eg an ac a1 1ments. k nd th a sjngle and scored on 0 long iOO • 196.1 win total is only three !hort A ~lub spokesman said Mari1, : ~rs, ~ J e f day at 7:30 against the Middle~ triple by Wayne EIHott w h 0 Milwaukee at st. Louis <night of hi.! total virtorleo in three othwho is hitting .294 wlih 19 hom- rit ei tt! port Brsves. was thrown out at the pl~te try1 ·eard· 11 Borneo/the -Cloninger 15-4) vs. Gibson 18-41 . er years with the Reds. At the ers, will remain in the hospital aga ns tar ma • SECOND GAME ing to stretch it Into a h 0 me Chicago .at Cincinnati Cnlght 1- moment, he's potentially the Reds I five days. He is 11lated to rejoin H~re is 8 aummary of Thun- A home~ in \be bottom of the Fabu!oua Jackson tV-71 vs. O'Toolt 113-6). biggest winner aince Bucky Wal!he Yankt'es when they return /days trl;,.~~n~ts. inning· by Jimmer Hartin- Then winning pitcher J 1 Saturday'• GamH ters posted 2:1 victories in 1939. fmm their current trip on July j Tw f ·h GAME Johnson across Wllh the settled down and d i d 0 •0 .t e most Los Angelt>s at New York Rf'tl• Break 'l':le 19. 1· powerful · run Bs the Middleport permit another run while Sao FranC"iseo at Philadttlphia Maloney yielded all the Cubs' Mickey Mantle, meanwl!ile, Is tea~s m the tourn~ment clash~ge~ Jones - McNeil 13 strikeouts in the Houston at Pittsburgh runs in the sixth inning but lht> rejoining the club from Dallas,ied m one of th~ fmest ir():'~li~.P,Oyed contest. I inning game. He whiffed • Chicago at Cincinnati Reds broke a 3-3 tie with four 11 Tex., where ht has been recullllr- ! pl_ayfl:t thus far .rn the sent Van Jnhn.c;on across rth th G811 111 side in the second, third, Milwaukt>e at St. Louis runs in the eighth with the aid of I Middleport's Boys League •ating from a broken bone In bls Jw~ . ~ lpo winning run as Middleport fifth innings. Garrett gave Amerll'fUI l.eagw a two-run double by rookie Pete Yank~es held their one-game l le!t foot, and may be playing in eltmmating _defending Hartinger rell~ved Van Jo!>n·hon 8 fourth inning single W. 1.. P"t. GB Ro."e. Vada Pinson hat! two dou· edge m second half pl<~~' Thurs· another five days. MR.rls and ~orneroy PI.ra~s by a 6-4 son Jn the fifth w-ith two on and In a seven 1 .and another to G r e g New York 51 31 .622 .. j bles and a single and drove in 1day _evening with a decisive 1Mantlt' have played together In ~ nrung gpme. nobody out. JJ, walked the · in that frame, but Chicago 4& 38 .558 5 1two runs for the Reds in the ·S-1 VIctory over the rndians on 1only 23 of the Yankee!ii' game:!! The Senators were held than fanned the side. th i · ith t trot!· II Boston 46 37 .55-4 a~.~ : nig~tcap. . . :Mike F.vans' s~arp. hitting and : this season. Iless for the first five lnnln~ . took a 1-G f I r s ble. e nmng w - ou Baltimol'tt 41:1 40 .545 6 ! D1ck Ellsworth p1tched an eJght-j just &8 sharp p1tchmg, and the f - - - - · IJeff Burt turned Jn a fIn inning lead 'when S. Dunfee M hll F' h , sco•redlll 1 Minnesota 45 40 .529 7 '2 /hitter and slru<'k out eight in the:Redlegs maintained their pace 1a single, Tim Demoskey, Jer· mound effort _for the Pirates. led and scored on another fj eanw. e,th '~h~rdsl 1 In Ordor By Phone . · Cle\·eland 45 40 .529 7~1 opener, wh ieh the Cubs won with ,one g.Qrne behind, by taking the ry Stobart, and T. Hawley, each ~owever, Galltpolls ~ a . by Van Johnson. In the top w~~c~u~e:; \1~De:~ltt"~~g Los Angrtlt~~ .41 47 ..00 13 a parade of 1:-1 hattPrs to the ;Senators 11-6. sinRles. ~trst Inning lead when Mike the third, Jones-McNeil ba ~I ded t . 1 Garrett II And Take 'Em Horr;o; Kansas City 36 47 .434 15~~ plate in the lllh. A two-run dou- 1 Evans Jed orr the fifth with Birdy Demoslc;ey went two Iron drew a walk, ~tole second out front 2-I when F. Wilson and sea oa . ~~~~ ~ WY 2·543; DE'tr~t 35 48 .422 J61,J ble by Ken Hubbs, two defensive /a homer and also singled in innings, fanned one, walked and scored on the ftrst . three D. Legg both scored on 8 5·ln- ed ~;,sc:.~:: innrh:· f ey Wasl>.mgton 30 57 .345 23 1 ~ lapses by Charlie Neal and a the second. Jim Conde had a two, gave up eight runs, and errors comn;altted by gJe by TJmfny. Bluer. b H ou:th on Thul'lday'1 Results two-run triple by Don Landrum two-run homer In the first inn- was relieved by his cousin, Tim· Senator Pitching ~ce The Braves came back Y ayes and Colher, and Nt>W York 3 Los Angeles 2. 10 keyed the big inning. ing and a two run round-tripper my Dernoskey, also a lefty. S~ncer gave. up fast two runs in the bottom of innings, n~ght . I The Los Angeles Dodgers nipped in the sixth. Singles lJy John Timmy allowed three more runs h1ts to Tom TJtus and Jaff third wben T. Hannigan Boston 2 Mmne.wt.a o, mghl the New York Mets, 4·3, the San Ingels and Bobby Rice were walking only one. and anotber stna:1e to Burt in and scored when Dunfee was Cl•veland 8 Kansaa City 6, night Franrisco Giants shaded the Phil- the olher hils off loser Bill For ·the Redlegs John Tanne- third frame, but on a fielder's choice followCh•c.ago 8 Detroll, 3, mght adelphia Phillies, 4-3, the Pitts- Hackett. hill fanned ll, walked nobody, cau~ not score. by. 8 run-scoring double by Ballimore 1 Washi!lgton 4, night burgh Pirates downf'd the HOil<\tun For the Indians, M. Mullen, and was gottf!n to for eight hits. ~OLQg Into the top Ault. · . r, . Frld~o~y's Probal:lle PJtrhers Colts. 3-(1, o:nd the Milwaukee Glaze, and White each had a Yankee! 201 032--8 6 0 lnrung~ , tbe score was G-6 NejtJtef team :.scored ' ~galn ~ttl\' \'ork at Los Angeles 1 Bra\'f's beat the St. Louis Cardi- hit. Hackett had five errors Indians 010 000-1 3 5 the Pirates broke the Ice untl( the sixth Inning w he 0 ln~ghtl - Tt>rry 18-91 vs. Mc- nals, 5-3, .aner a 6·3 defeat in behind him. Evans and Conde. B. Hack~ two ~ns on two hits. With Jone.s-McNeil tjed .the score 1 Hrule !9-61. . nlher Nabonal Le8b'Ue RBmes. The Redlegs lead-off batter ett and Glaze. o~t, TituS was walked and then 3-3 on double hy' R. . Boston at Mlnnt'SOta lmght lIn the American League, the Dale Clonch and second man St>nalors 202 It~ 6 8 2 D1ck Roush laced a double the1 a : single by F li'etty ·: J.,( Morehead 16-Sl vs. Perry 18-U): N~w York Yankees seared a 3-2 u~ Bob Manley greeted starter Redlegg 352 Ut.c-11 9 2 sco~ed Titus . .Roush scored on this ~t the stage fo~ the wlnMEIGS COUNTY FAIRGROUND , .Cleveland at Kansas C1ty 1tr1umph over the Los Angeles An - B1rdey Demoskey with s o 1o c. Demosltey (LP), T. De- a smgle by KeiJy · Spencer to run by Middleport In the lmghU - Krallek 19-81 \ 'II. Pena gels, the ChiC'ago White Sox beat homers to open a free-scoring moskey (3), a~\d T. Hawley. give ·the Pirates a 2~1 lead. half of the sixth. 15·121. . . . the Detroit Tigers, 6·3, the Bos- conte!>t. Clonch later added an- Tannehill and Boggs, In the bottom of th.'! John10n was safe on an error, PlEASE BRING OWN TABlE SERVICS:.c.. Det.rOJt at Ch~cago lmght)- ton Red Sox topped the Minne- othe~ homer and a single. Oth~ the Sell4':tors, who lead. the and then Joslng pJtcher R. Hand~ Moss1 .'<t·S> vs. P•zarro OI-:tl· s~ta Twins, 2-0, the Cleveland ~n· er h1t~ers were John Tannehill ST. LOUIS mPH-Linebackers llpolis Lattle League With a ley flim'ied Grogan and Slater. ·Baltimore at Washmgton 1d1ans defeated the Kansas C1ty two smgles, Dan Laudermilt Dale Meinert, Blll Koman and record and 27 home runs, man- Hartil'l:pr then-slammed lmght l - Pappas 1i·41 \ 'S. Sten· ' Athletics, 8-6, and the Baltimore a triple, and Joe Hindy and Ted Bates, all recovered from aged their first hits of the con- ley pitch Into left field. asc<>rin~ ll Public Invited Bring The Family house 13·9). Orioles whipped the Washington , Micky Childs singles. 1962 injw-ie&, ha.v esigned con· test. Johnson with the · latarday'l Gamrs Senators, 7-4. 1 For the Senators Dan David- tract1 with the s t Louis Cardin· With two out, Bruce WUson New York at Loo Angeles Meta Lose Again son homered, Jerry Prlco had als of tile National Football slammed 8 Burl pitch for a dOll· Cleveland at Kansas City Don Drysdale yielded a pair of . two singles, Blrdey Demoskey League. ,.ble and then scored when TomBoston at Minnesota homer~ to Je.,. Gonder but my Spencer sinJied Into center Dotcoit at Chicago hi, tlth win for the Dodgers field to tie the ICOI'e 11 Z,Z, Baltimore at Washington the strensth of three-run Neither !tam acored In lllo StKIII"Innlhc, although Tltu1 eo!· II lected hia · aecond •lnll• of the eTHIS IS A CORRECTED 1 ~ Tbe - Conleren<2 .......coil :nnnday starUnf aad lbeforelltat four aad li a..:~balllnnl\111 b p ...L belnii re evou 'I ....- Nollosal 1.<•1"• Strike strikeis and win for was the fourth in a row for the win , Jim for Malrloey 8 mat C'h for Dodgers and the loss the W. L. Pel. GB :Saftdy Koufax-aftd that's no ba-' straight for the Mets. , 1 6 Los Angel~ $2 S3 - 12 · · ·1 Ioney. Juan Marlchal received credit ' ,_al .......- !IIIII wltb lour """· the innill8 rally and Roft Perranoskl's l sturdy ciose-oul relief. The win ' 1!1EW YtiRK !IJPD· ~ rm-J. Gallinolis _ . 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They B>U Hayes and Jtm Ables, each In tho Galllpolio seventh, Ron•tnJck out six aftd walked two. smgles. Bill Sellers and George nie Rus'"!ll led off with a dou· Steve Haggy and Jeff M _ Lawrence had " single for ble off Wright and Milliron drew struck out 12 and wal:~ Portland. a waJ!:. At this point, DICk 200 2Stl - 7 I ROUih re~ Wright 11 the 13 for the Redlegs Aclually Yankees . ·. ' R<dlego 011 001 - 3 6 4 Haggy and Mankm p>tched one- Phailn (WP) V h . ball for the Red legs but lost land • auHgaggy an . (LP ) 1~ ·a r ry Warner, i to t I h con • u a resu t of t e I Mankin (5) and Moore. ! 'CO!rtlv walks. 1Jets ·. !20 IGl 2 ~ 8 12 3 Beautifully Laundered Jack Moore was leading bat- Dodgers 000 l54l 1 _ 7 6 3 , of the game with a single I English, Phillips (5). Han- l ~~~~ Finltheil and two doubles, Cody Booth lnahs (5), Polmer (6) (WPJ and a home run and Haggy and Werry. O'Brien, Dailey (7) HCh &oil each singled. 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Pill' · , ....,-r Tony Gonza1ez h't 1 a . , base and no one out for t h e pitcher for Middleport as he Cincinnati -47 41 .534 61, Nahona1 Leagues season strikeout triple. Rov Sivers homerf'd in LJttle League Toomament thts Senators. · Ueved Johnson with no one oUt Milwaukee 44 41 .518 8 recor_d of 269 and ~lth 8 14·S rec-~ the ninth · to ctose the Philhes' . year. Roush got Matthews on a deep in the sixth Inning. Handley took Pittsburgh 42 43 · .494 10 ord 15. ~u on hJ.s way toward I gap to one run Willie McCiney f. u to center fJeld, and then WU- the loss for 'Jones-McNeil as h~ NEW YORK <UP)) - The Neow 2 Philadelphia 41 ~ .47111\-l la 5-vJ~tory ~ason. . lhlt his 24 th homer and Jtm Dav- I ni~tlsw~:: ~~ipolls lashed a slngle_that scor~ aUowed just seven hlts, and :::~:~~::~e~~:~:!,:':f 1 ~ Houston 34 55 .382 20 There .s no 10clinahon m Cincin- ~ enport had two RBI sin~les to t ted th d f rxting both RusseU and Milliron to tte fanned 10. P . .;tc New York 19 57 .337 23 1 ~ I nati to question Koufax's talents, lead a 16-h!t attal'k th~t ~all topl~s ~eroy ~i:a:es by a the score at 4--4. Spencer drew Hartinger and s. Stewart each ~m~uffalo of the lntern,ational a walk, Harreld strucl~ out, and had 2 hits for Middleport but the good burghers of the game wlnner Ray Culp his sev. l 5-4 . In tr 1 · · Thursday'• R..ulta Oh•o city point with pride to the l th lo . OTIS 0 row margm an .. a· nnwith two out Danny Ad- Harley Fetty had two of t h To make room for the two Joeo Los Ang@les 4 New York 3 Inight! [act that Maloney's current 14-3 en ss. · . I mg contest. singled to se~ Wilson a· four hits made b the loser! bo!Jl of whom have seen pr~vious San Fran. 4 Philadelphia 3 tntght ) record matches Koufax's mark h' Don Cardwel.l pitched a I\\O·· Ufgety 0 ay In other games, FJsher's cross with the whlnlng rWJ and By wm· nm· g thye . service with the Mets, tnheldet · htJ ' . I 1tter for the Ptrates who scored ' partment Store of Pt • Ch' F d · Ptttsburgh 3 Houston o 1mg j and Lhat Jim has struck out pro~ . th f th , . . . d NEW YORK WPil-Home run ' . knock the defending champs out Braves earned a shot at the lCD ernan ez was pptioneQ ta Chicago 7 Cincl. o Clst , twilight! Iportionately more batters this o~~~ l~ e our mnm~ a~ kmg Roger Maris i! slated to un-1 became the flr.st team to win of the tournament lipolls Senators next Wednes- Seattle and utility man ClifJ Cook Cincinn~ti 7 C~i<'ago 3 <2nd, ~igbtl ' son. Koufax has 150 strjkeouts in I :ighth o~o ~:ra~:~d:~~·~n t:W.~ I dergo minor IUrgery in Lenox: two gall_les in the tourney . ~9 During the six . innings at 7· was released outright to Bu(faiQ, 3 St: Louis 6 Mdw. (1st , twll~ghu 1156 innmgs while Maloney has run double. Dick Farrell suffered 1 Hill Hospital today and probably ;!ml~-~~ th~ Ga~li~lis Jeff Burt gave up TWRD GAME Milw, 5 St. Loms 3 l2nd ,mghtl i 129 in 138 innings. I his seventh loss for the Colts. i Will be lost to the word cham- j te t nd thn a our nn ng hlts and two runs, Fisher's Department Store FrWay'• Probable Pitchers A 6-foot, 2·mch, 200-pound right· Bill White's two-run homer and 1pion New York Yankees for 101 ~~v:s 1 e~ged ;ones • . 10, and walk_ed three. Wright Pt. Pleasant became the 10·,.. 11 .San Francasco at Philadelphia hander from Fresno, Cil:lif., Ma- Dick Groat's double sparked the days. I f pt PI t b 4-3 t charged Mth the loss. tourney team to notch two wms tnight> Sanford 19-81 vs Ma- Ioney won his 14th v1ctory of the Cardinals' dectstve five run sev The operation, to 01'! performed /0 Th · t easan ty a te ~n · For GalUpolis, Spencer hurl- as they defeated the Gallipolis • · . . . · · b D J h 1 e ournamen en rs 1 t s d 1 1 1 'k' , halley I5-9J. season Thursday mgtlt ID beatmg enth-inning rally in their first Y r, o n Dona1aaon of the rffth 1 ht f tltJ t e s X nn ngs strt mg out 13, Sox 1L-1 m a game that 8 . . the Chicago Cubs, 7·3, niter the game, but the Braves kayoed ex· hospital staff, is for a reetal fts· i ~ t~ g fth c~=~ on two, Rnd permitting six called after five Innings on 1 Houstun at Pittsburgh lmghll - 1Rffis dropped the 11-inning opt>n· ~Ram mate Lew Burdette tn seven sure. Marls, who set a modern 1d ay w yracuse n- hits. was the winmandatory 10-run lead rule. Bruce 14.(1) vs Schwall 14--4 ). er of the twi-night doubleheader. ~ing" and took the mghtcap be major league mark of tt homers klans . fachlngf'the Pomeroy Van· n1ng pitcher as he permitted Gallipolis scored its run I • - i l!lt!l h been 51'deU ed ees tn t e Irst game. At J:"''ol hit. 7 0 Los Angeles .ttl New York , . . . hind Bob Shaw's nine-hitter. Ue " . • as . n sever- It will be the Middleport ' . . of the game In the first Inning II f· 114 l i ~·s Jack- · Somethmg of a hard-luck p1tch- Maye and Hank Aaron homert>d al limes prev10wly this season 1 th p PI The VIctory advanced the when Ronnie Harris led off (ng I h( 1 - Kutlllx . . . lo , f 1 db k . egs vs e t. easant 1nt o a game next tti-g) er m prev1ous seasons, Ma n_ey s for the Brave-s. or eg an ac a1 1ments. k nd th a sjngle and scored on 0 long iOO • 196.1 win total is only three !hort A ~lub spokesman said Mari1, : ~rs, ~ J e f day at 7:30 against the Middle~ triple by Wayne EIHott w h 0 Milwaukee at st. Louis <night of hi.! total virtorleo in three othwho is hitting .294 wlih 19 hom- rit ei tt! port Brsves. was thrown out at the pl~te try1 ·eard· 11 Borneo/the -Cloninger 15-4) vs. Gibson 18-41 . er years with the Reds. At the ers, will remain in the hospital aga ns tar ma • SECOND GAME ing to stretch it Into a h 0 me Chicago .at Cincinnati Cnlght 1- moment, he's potentially the Reds I five days. He is 11lated to rejoin H~re is 8 aummary of Thun- A home~ in \be bottom of the Fabu!oua Jackson tV-71 vs. O'Toolt 113-6). biggest winner aince Bucky Wal!he Yankt'es when they return /days trl;,.~~n~ts. inning· by Jimmer Hartin- Then winning pitcher J 1 Saturday'• GamH ters posted 2:1 victories in 1939. fmm their current trip on July j Tw f ·h GAME Johnson across Wllh the settled down and d i d 0 •0 .t e most Los Angelt>s at New York Rf'tl• Break 'l':le 19. 1· powerful · run Bs the Middleport permit another run while Sao FranC"iseo at Philadttlphia Maloney yielded all the Cubs' Mickey Mantle, meanwl!ile, Is tea~s m the tourn~ment clash~ge~ Jones - McNeil 13 strikeouts in the Houston at Pittsburgh runs in the sixth inning but lht> rejoining the club from Dallas,ied m one of th~ fmest ir():'~li~.P,Oyed contest. I inning game. He whiffed • Chicago at Cincinnati Reds broke a 3-3 tie with four 11 Tex., where ht has been recullllr- ! pl_ayfl:t thus far .rn the sent Van Jnhn.c;on across rth th G811 111 side in the second, third, Milwaukt>e at St. Louis runs in the eighth with the aid of I Middleport's Boys League •ating from a broken bone In bls Jw~ . ~ lpo winning run as Middleport fifth innings. Garrett gave Amerll'fUI l.eagw a two-run double by rookie Pete Yank~es held their one-game l le!t foot, and may be playing in eltmmating _defending Hartinger rell~ved Van Jo!>n·hon 8 fourth inning single W. 1.. P"t. GB Ro."e. Vada Pinson hat! two dou· edge m second half pl<~~' Thurs· another five days. MR.rls and ~orneroy PI.ra~s by a 6-4 son Jn the fifth w-ith two on and In a seven 1 .and another to G r e g New York 51 31 .622 .. j bles and a single and drove in 1day _evening with a decisive 1Mantlt' have played together In ~ nrung gpme. nobody out. JJ, walked the · in that frame, but Chicago 4& 38 .558 5 1two runs for the Reds in the ·S-1 VIctory over the rndians on 1only 23 of the Yankee!ii' game:!! The Senators were held than fanned the side. th i · ith t trot!· II Boston 46 37 .55-4 a~.~ : nig~tcap. . . :Mike F.vans' s~arp. hitting and : this season. Iless for the first five lnnln~ . took a 1-G f I r s ble. e nmng w - ou Baltimol'tt 41:1 40 .545 6 ! D1ck Ellsworth p1tched an eJght-j just &8 sharp p1tchmg, and the f - - - - · IJeff Burt turned Jn a fIn inning lead 'when S. Dunfee M hll F' h , sco•redlll 1 Minnesota 45 40 .529 7 '2 /hitter and slru<'k out eight in the:Redlegs maintained their pace 1a single, Tim Demoskey, Jer· mound effort _for the Pirates. led and scored on another fj eanw. e,th '~h~rdsl 1 In Ordor By Phone . · Cle\·eland 45 40 .529 7~1 opener, wh ieh the Cubs won with ,one g.Qrne behind, by taking the ry Stobart, and T. Hawley, each ~owever, Galltpolls ~ a . by Van Johnson. In the top w~~c~u~e:; \1~De:~ltt"~~g Los Angrtlt~~ .41 47 ..00 13 a parade of 1:-1 hattPrs to the ;Senators 11-6. sinRles. ~trst Inning lead when Mike the third, Jones-McNeil ba ~I ded t . 1 Garrett II And Take 'Em Horr;o; Kansas City 36 47 .434 15~~ plate in the lllh. A two-run dou- 1 Evans Jed orr the fifth with Birdy Demoslc;ey went two Iron drew a walk, ~tole second out front 2-I when F. Wilson and sea oa . ~~~~ ~ WY 2·543; DE'tr~t 35 48 .422 J61,J ble by Ken Hubbs, two defensive /a homer and also singled in innings, fanned one, walked and scored on the ftrst . three D. Legg both scored on 8 5·ln- ed ~;,sc:.~:: innrh:· f ey Wasl>.mgton 30 57 .345 23 1 ~ lapses by Charlie Neal and a the second. Jim Conde had a two, gave up eight runs, and errors comn;altted by gJe by TJmfny. Bluer. b H ou:th on Thul'lday'1 Results two-run triple by Don Landrum two-run homer In the first inn- was relieved by his cousin, Tim· Senator Pitching ~ce The Braves came back Y ayes and Colher, and Nt>W York 3 Los Angeles 2. 10 keyed the big inning. ing and a two run round-tripper my Dernoskey, also a lefty. S~ncer gave. up fast two runs in the bottom of innings, n~ght . I The Los Angeles Dodgers nipped in the sixth. Singles lJy John Timmy allowed three more runs h1ts to Tom TJtus and Jaff third wben T. Hannigan Boston 2 Mmne.wt.a o, mghl the New York Mets, 4·3, the San Ingels and Bobby Rice were walking only one. and anotber stna:1e to Burt in and scored when Dunfee was Cl•veland 8 Kansaa City 6, night Franrisco Giants shaded the Phil- the olher hils off loser Bill For ·the Redlegs John Tanne- third frame, but on a fielder's choice followCh•c.ago 8 Detroll, 3, mght adelphia Phillies, 4-3, the Pitts- Hackett. hill fanned ll, walked nobody, cau~ not score. by. 8 run-scoring double by Ballimore 1 Washi!lgton 4, night burgh Pirates downf'd the HOil<\tun For the Indians, M. Mullen, and was gottf!n to for eight hits. ~OLQg Into the top Ault. · . r, . Frld~o~y's Probal:lle PJtrhers Colts. 3-(1, o:nd the Milwaukee Glaze, and White each had a Yankee! 201 032--8 6 0 lnrung~ , tbe score was G-6 NejtJtef team :.scored ' ~galn ~ttl\' \'ork at Los Angeles 1 Bra\'f's beat the St. Louis Cardi- hit. Hackett had five errors Indians 010 000-1 3 5 the Pirates broke the Ice untl( the sixth Inning w he 0 ln~ghtl - Tt>rry 18-91 vs. Mc- nals, 5-3, .aner a 6·3 defeat in behind him. Evans and Conde. B. Hack~ two ~ns on two hits. With Jone.s-McNeil tjed .the score 1 Hrule !9-61. . nlher Nabonal Le8b'Ue RBmes. The Redlegs lead-off batter ett and Glaze. o~t, TituS was walked and then 3-3 on double hy' R. . Boston at Mlnnt'SOta lmght lIn the American League, the Dale Clonch and second man St>nalors 202 It~ 6 8 2 D1ck Roush laced a double the1 a : single by F li'etty ·: J.,( Morehead 16-Sl vs. Perry 18-U): N~w York Yankees seared a 3-2 u~ Bob Manley greeted starter Redlegg 352 Ut.c-11 9 2 sco~ed Titus . .Roush scored on this ~t the stage fo~ the wlnMEIGS COUNTY FAIRGROUND , .Cleveland at Kansas C1ty 1tr1umph over the Los Angeles An - B1rdey Demoskey with s o 1o c. Demosltey (LP), T. De- a smgle by KeiJy · Spencer to run by Middleport In the lmghU - Krallek 19-81 \ 'II. Pena gels, the ChiC'ago White Sox beat homers to open a free-scoring moskey (3), a~\d T. Hawley. give ·the Pirates a 2~1 lead. half of the sixth. 15·121. . . . the Detroit Tigers, 6·3, the Bos- conte!>t. Clonch later added an- Tannehill and Boggs, In the bottom of th.'! John10n was safe on an error, PlEASE BRING OWN TABlE SERVICS:.c.. Det.rOJt at Ch~cago lmght)- ton Red Sox topped the Minne- othe~ homer and a single. Oth~ the Sell4':tors, who lead. the and then Joslng pJtcher R. Hand~ Moss1 .'<t·S> vs. P•zarro OI-:tl· s~ta Twins, 2-0, the Cleveland ~n· er h1t~ers were John Tannehill ST. LOUIS mPH-Linebackers llpolis Lattle League With a ley flim'ied Grogan and Slater. ·Baltimore at Washmgton 1d1ans defeated the Kansas C1ty two smgles, Dan Laudermilt Dale Meinert, Blll Koman and record and 27 home runs, man- Hartil'l:pr then-slammed lmght l - Pappas 1i·41 \ 'S. Sten· ' Athletics, 8-6, and the Baltimore a triple, and Joe Hindy and Ted Bates, all recovered from aged their first hits of the con- ley pitch Into left field. asc<>rin~ ll Public Invited Bring The Family house 13·9). Orioles whipped the Washington , Micky Childs singles. 1962 injw-ie&, ha.v esigned con· test. Johnson with the · latarday'l Gamrs Senators, 7-4. 1 For the Senators Dan David- tract1 with the s t Louis Cardin· With two out, Bruce WUson New York at Loo Angeles Meta Lose Again son homered, Jerry Prlco had als of tile National Football slammed 8 Burl pitch for a dOll· Cleveland at Kansas City Don Drysdale yielded a pair of . two singles, Blrdey Demoskey League. ,.ble and then scored when TomBoston at Minnesota homer~ to Je.,. Gonder but my Spencer sinJied Into center Dotcoit at Chicago hi, tlth win for the Dodgers field to tie the ICOI'e 11 Z,Z, Baltimore at Washington the strensth of three-run Neither !tam acored In lllo StKIII"Innlhc, although Tltu1 eo!· II lected hia · aecond •lnll• of the eTHIS IS A CORRECTED 1 ~ Tbe - Conleren<2 .......coil :nnnday starUnf aad lbeforelltat four aad li a..:~balllnnl\111 b p ...L belnii re evou 'I ....- Nollosal 1.<•1"• Strike strikeis and win for was the fourth in a row for the win , Jim for Malrloey 8 mat C'h for Dodgers and the loss the W. L. Pel. GB :Saftdy Koufax-aftd that's no ba-' straight for the Mets. , 1 6 Los Angel~ $2 S3 - 12 · · ·1 Ioney. Juan Marlchal received credit ' ,_al .......- !IIIII wltb lour """· the innill8 rally and Roft Perranoskl's l sturdy ciose-oul relief. The win ' 1!1EW YtiRK !IJPD· ~ rm-J. Gallinolis _ . S en_ ators Nip Jo~:_!J~:::~G~mrei::t, r Rome~o~·· ·P·.. ·tnotes B~ 5- 4. - • .~ \ I Jim Maloney Strikes Out 13 In Hurling Reds To·Spilt With Chi~ago~ Reds'Fireballer Now 14-3 AfterTeamDropsOpener I .., (~ J .... Gall• ) ' <.,·'•.• ,'I ' I VALLEY lUMBER & SUPPlY CO. . , ..... WY 2·216t is the only regular-price gaaoline apecially blended up to 12 times 11 year for climate IUld altitude in 26 regions from oout to ooast. Wherever aU wjlell.... ~• you buy it, Tex- delivers lively power .... lllld tbit meu11 aco Fire Otief uaures )'OU of fast start•; IIIIIOOih geta-ys, ond stall-free driving. more miles for your psoline dollar. · ......Hsof...t~~.-;r-FireChief Driveiii-Aokfor it by DUDe. Y...'ll find it JIIIJIIO IIIJo Olief, , . _.. Trust your car to the man who wears t1le star ' YOUR FRIENDLY 'TEXACO DEALERS IN GALLIA end MEIGS COUNTIES Di.eributedJn Tlau .4rea By CITY ICE - ' FUEL COMPANY POINT PLEASANT •pn �.. , - '- ......_ I:MITAT-: 10 ADULT& Sentinel Church News LOCAL AND STATE News Of S~day Scliool Ltssonof Week ' Mason Co!lJ1ty, 1' ....___ t8t Virgiuia ~ '300,000 Federal Grant Is rleceiv-td A frlflld ol miDo described lor ~ "lbl ID wllleb I eertala. waQiaD dl!ti'Oyed her 111111 pei'8Gil81self·plty, wllbdrnal, -and DaybJdaymes~~~ . anawllti ol lll)1hiDg 011 about her, lbtdt oilto beauty, lwellnesa, High comedy! they may not be actresses, but ALL P"'OR: THK CHUIIICH they're accomplished mimics. THK CHUIICH P"OIIt AU.. Y•l as 1 eavesdrop on their little game of pretending - well, as a mother, I'm just a bit frightened. How readily they pick up our characteri•tic pose~ :md attitudes ..• always exaggerating to an extent ... trying to be more like us than we are 'lbe Church illhe 1rtslelt .._. nn Mrth for tt. buildint of dlllncter and toad citi161Bhip. lt ilia..,.. ho!WI! ol' apiritua 1 'alue8. Without a 111n1r1C Church, nei~ dt>iWiat) ftOr lliviliMI.iOD. <Bfl •narvi.ve. Tt111r.. ue fQW 110und n!aiiOn.~ why evsy periOA .t.uuld atw.nd IIII'Vioes ""'lU larly •nd !Npport tht! ()mnft. Tb~ an'; {ll For hi• OM! ukfo. (2) For hiuftlldlel'8•b. nu FOI' the •b of hill mmmunity and nation_ i•l l'ot tbe ukt of tM Churcb UIPII, our!'-lelve~. Then I remember the day John and I made that thou~htful deci~ion to join the Church and raise our ch.ildr8Jl in a Christian home. What a difference .. that decision has made in our li\·es. And what a · differenfe it i':fl. m:tklng in our chi1dren'1 1ives. which needa hill moral allli llllller w.l .upport. Pllln tG 110 tr. churdl. replarly a!Jd 1-.d JI'OW' Bible daily, There'• no harm in youngsten tmitattn.g adults , •. so long "' the adults they imitate are worth Imitating! Co~M ltNII, llMIWr 1\~111 s..~-. IM.o &t $ Va. Sunday l'Jonday Tue1!day Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturilay John ] Corinthian• II Corinthiana Epheziana I Thessalonians I Chronicles Proverbs 2.9:14-19 6: 16--2,, 13:1!-17 4:14-21 10:12-17 6:1~ 1:4-10 With the hope it "'iU, In some measure, fo•ter and help •u8· lain that w!Jich is good in family and community life, this feu,. Pt. Pleasant f:ouncUWill Study Problem Of Paving Bid By 1 · mismanage. of abe baa deotroyed "Image a( Gtxl" Ia 1llllcla WERNER waa created. TileD there are thOA who, b&fl'll tempen IIIII WJo RADIO& T.V. pualoas, lllve lOst ability to declcle ratiDDally, 16 work creatlveiJ. SomatbinC 10 lba lmagul God In e&lel. There II 10111ellllnJ much algnlllcant lban a mere of tlleologJ ID Ill Ibis• tile preacber della with queetloo of sin, be II deaJ. with lbl _, lluft !.bat d.'III'~YI llle Image of God ID NCb of WI - ben. I I SHOWER ANYTIME ...... WY TO IISTAU. SIKrtU Joppa Society News ture i• •pon.ored by tlut buineu firms and organillllllioru R. H. RAWLINGS &SONS CO. Dodge-Dart-Lancer-Dodge Trucks Middleport OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. WILLIS ANTHONY PLuMBING & HEATING 240 Uncolo st Middleport Phone WY 2-25fi0 ·;';o GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Attend the Church of Your Choice Bakers of Holsum Br,1a() WY 2-3284 '-~ - ------~------ HEINER'S BAKERY Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W. \'a. Middleport Quality Furniture at Lower Prlcet OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING Eclword Boor, Owner , , 232 I. Second WY 2·2036 Mqinly About People In . . ·.Pomeroy .... .. FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES THANKS. •• Member FTD Greenhouse WY 2-6933 WY 2·2644 FOREMAN & ABBOTT An extra bathroom in less than an averap elothll closet. Put in your cottage, basement, laundry, garage, work room or an unused corner anywbere Come In now to ••.. For your support in helping me move some cars from our lot. We apologize to those people that we were unable to talk to lleiiiJ so busy Saturday. Hope you will come back. we sure want to ~ with you. Remember •.• LOGAN MONUMENT CO. OF MEIGS COUNTY Middleport Near Pomeroy.Mason Brte Leo L. Vauahan, Her. Y 2-21188 THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS ·OF AMERICA CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Loea! Union IMI68 Rs:venswood, W. VL Pomeroy, Ohio THE SALE IS STILL ON! THESE CARS ARE GOING ONE WAY OR ANOTHER WHOLESALE HERE OR GALLIPOLIS ' STARK'S DRUGS , ·. wv "'WALGREEN AGENCY"' 2-2sau Porn..., V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY 130 E. Seeond Pomeroy WY 2·2440 SWISHER & LOHSE LIEVING COAL COMPANY REXALL DRUGS W(' Fill All Doctors Prescriplions Established in 1904 West Columbia, W. Va. Ph. Maoon SP 3-151193 WY 2·21!55 Pomeroy SALE 1961LARK (6) · .. · · · · ·· .... · .. · · .. $1295 NOW IN PROGRESS 1957 CHEVROLn 4 DR. 6 CYL. · · ·· · · $195 HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE West Main St. Pbonr WY 2--3586 Middleport, Oblo Clean and nice. Economy car. Jet black. Nice and aolid . Standard Lran•. THE SHOE BOX ROLLER PHARMACY WAS SEMI-ANNUAL MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1957 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR · · · · · · · · ·· $795 Tu tone blue, V8, standard tran1. 1957 MERCURY 4 DR. HARDTOP · · · · $795 Solid Pomer07 1956 BUICK 4 DR. HARDTOP · -· ·· · · · $695 Sup-port the Church of Your Choice Automatic trans. RadiQ 1nd heater. Set it. CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK ''The Friendly Bank" Middleport, Ohio Deposito lnound by FDIC BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT E. Main Street Pomel"OJ RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY HOGG AND ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO., INC. 1956FORD VI· 4 DOOR · · · · · · .. · · · · $595 "We Rave It" Phone 773-615114 Malon, W.Va. 1955 CHMOLR 4 DR. 6 CYL · · · · · · $495 BEN FRANKLIN STORE 5c to $1 .00 and up POMEROY OHIO elean and niL~~ · $395 $395 $295 $295 $195 AS LOW A I - - These Are Only AFew Of.Tht Many Buys You11 Find Here At METROPOLITAN MOTORS. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE In Pomeroy 0\l'er 80 Yean ChaJtet. Ollil Standard trarn. He~ter, $595 Attend the Churob of Your Choice! Take Som..,... to ChlD"ch Thl• W- Phone 11111!-2121 Automatie trans. NOW $195 Pbone WY 2-2Dt9 B. H. SANBORN EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. JEw•:• ,P -OPTOKE'tlU:sT -kerylhlnK In Hardware• P001or01 Obio COME IN TODAY • IANKPINANCIHG METROPOLITAN MO: -, �.. , - '- ......_ I:MITAT-: 10 ADULT& Sentinel Church News LOCAL AND STATE News Of S~day Scliool Ltssonof Week ' Mason Co!lJ1ty, 1' ....___ t8t Virgiuia ~ '300,000 Federal Grant Is rleceiv-td A frlflld ol miDo described lor ~ "lbl ID wllleb I eertala. waQiaD dl!ti'Oyed her 111111 pei'8Gil81self·plty, wllbdrnal, -and DaybJdaymes~~~ . anawllti ol lll)1hiDg 011 about her, lbtdt oilto beauty, lwellnesa, High comedy! they may not be actresses, but ALL P"'OR: THK CHUIIICH they're accomplished mimics. THK CHUIICH P"OIIt AU.. Y•l as 1 eavesdrop on their little game of pretending - well, as a mother, I'm just a bit frightened. How readily they pick up our characteri•tic pose~ :md attitudes ..• always exaggerating to an extent ... trying to be more like us than we are 'lbe Church illhe 1rtslelt .._. nn Mrth for tt. buildint of dlllncter and toad citi161Bhip. lt ilia..,.. ho!WI! ol' apiritua 1 'alue8. Without a 111n1r1C Church, nei~ dt>iWiat) ftOr lliviliMI.iOD. <Bfl •narvi.ve. Tt111r.. ue fQW 110und n!aiiOn.~ why evsy periOA .t.uuld atw.nd IIII'Vioes ""'lU larly •nd !Npport tht! ()mnft. Tb~ an'; {ll For hi• OM! ukfo. (2) For hiuftlldlel'8•b. nu FOI' the •b of hill mmmunity and nation_ i•l l'ot tbe ukt of tM Churcb UIPII, our!'-lelve~. Then I remember the day John and I made that thou~htful deci~ion to join the Church and raise our ch.ildr8Jl in a Christian home. What a difference .. that decision has made in our li\·es. And what a · differenfe it i':fl. m:tklng in our chi1dren'1 1ives. which needa hill moral allli llllller w.l .upport. Pllln tG 110 tr. churdl. replarly a!Jd 1-.d JI'OW' Bible daily, There'• no harm in youngsten tmitattn.g adults , •. so long "' the adults they imitate are worth Imitating! Co~M ltNII, llMIWr 1\~111 s..~-. IM.o &t $ Va. Sunday l'Jonday Tue1!day Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturilay John ] Corinthian• II Corinthiana Epheziana I Thessalonians I Chronicles Proverbs 2.9:14-19 6: 16--2,, 13:1!-17 4:14-21 10:12-17 6:1~ 1:4-10 With the hope it "'iU, In some measure, fo•ter and help •u8· lain that w!Jich is good in family and community life, this feu,. Pt. Pleasant f:ouncUWill Study Problem Of Paving Bid By 1 · mismanage. of abe baa deotroyed "Image a( Gtxl" Ia 1llllcla WERNER waa created. TileD there are thOA who, b&fl'll tempen IIIII WJo RADIO& T.V. pualoas, lllve lOst ability to declcle ratiDDally, 16 work creatlveiJ. SomatbinC 10 lba lmagul God In e&lel. There II 10111ellllnJ much algnlllcant lban a mere of tlleologJ ID Ill Ibis• tile preacber della with queetloo of sin, be II deaJ. with lbl _, lluft !.bat d.'III'~YI llle Image of God ID NCb of WI - ben. I I SHOWER ANYTIME ...... WY TO IISTAU. SIKrtU Joppa Society News ture i• •pon.ored by tlut buineu firms and organillllllioru R. H. RAWLINGS &SONS CO. Dodge-Dart-Lancer-Dodge Trucks Middleport OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. WILLIS ANTHONY PLuMBING & HEATING 240 Uncolo st Middleport Phone WY 2-25fi0 ·;';o GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Attend the Church of Your Choice Bakers of Holsum Br,1a() WY 2-3284 '-~ - ------~------ HEINER'S BAKERY Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W. \'a. Middleport Quality Furniture at Lower Prlcet OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING Eclword Boor, Owner , , 232 I. Second WY 2·2036 Mqinly About People In . . ·.Pomeroy .... .. FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES THANKS. •• Member FTD Greenhouse WY 2-6933 WY 2·2644 FOREMAN & ABBOTT An extra bathroom in less than an averap elothll closet. Put in your cottage, basement, laundry, garage, work room or an unused corner anywbere Come In now to ••.. For your support in helping me move some cars from our lot. We apologize to those people that we were unable to talk to lleiiiJ so busy Saturday. Hope you will come back. we sure want to ~ with you. Remember •.• LOGAN MONUMENT CO. OF MEIGS COUNTY Middleport Near Pomeroy.Mason Brte Leo L. Vauahan, Her. Y 2-21188 THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS ·OF AMERICA CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Loea! Union IMI68 Rs:venswood, W. VL Pomeroy, Ohio THE SALE IS STILL ON! THESE CARS ARE GOING ONE WAY OR ANOTHER WHOLESALE HERE OR GALLIPOLIS ' STARK'S DRUGS , ·. wv "'WALGREEN AGENCY"' 2-2sau Porn..., V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY 130 E. Seeond Pomeroy WY 2·2440 SWISHER & LOHSE LIEVING COAL COMPANY REXALL DRUGS W(' Fill All Doctors Prescriplions Established in 1904 West Columbia, W. Va. Ph. Maoon SP 3-151193 WY 2·21!55 Pomeroy SALE 1961LARK (6) · .. · · · · ·· .... · .. · · .. $1295 NOW IN PROGRESS 1957 CHEVROLn 4 DR. 6 CYL. · · ·· · · $195 HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE West Main St. Pbonr WY 2--3586 Middleport, Oblo Clean and nice. Economy car. Jet black. Nice and aolid . Standard Lran•. THE SHOE BOX ROLLER PHARMACY WAS SEMI-ANNUAL MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1957 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR · · · · · · · · ·· $795 Tu tone blue, V8, standard tran1. 1957 MERCURY 4 DR. HARDTOP · · · · $795 Solid Pomer07 1956 BUICK 4 DR. HARDTOP · -· ·· · · · $695 Sup-port the Church of Your Choice Automatic trans. RadiQ 1nd heater. Set it. CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK ''The Friendly Bank" Middleport, Ohio Deposito lnound by FDIC BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT E. Main Street Pomel"OJ RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY HOGG AND ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO., INC. 1956FORD VI· 4 DOOR · · · · · · .. · · · · $595 "We Rave It" Phone 773-615114 Malon, W.Va. 1955 CHMOLR 4 DR. 6 CYL · · · · · · $495 BEN FRANKLIN STORE 5c to $1 .00 and up POMEROY OHIO elean and niL~~ · $395 $395 $295 $295 $195 AS LOW A I - - These Are Only AFew Of.Tht Many Buys You11 Find Here At METROPOLITAN MOTORS. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE In Pomeroy 0\l'er 80 Yean ChaJtet. Ollil Standard trarn. He~ter, $595 Attend the Churob of Your Choice! Take Som..,... to ChlD"ch Thl• W- Phone 11111!-2121 Automatie trans. NOW $195 Pbone WY 2-2Dt9 B. H. SANBORN EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. JEw•:• ,P -OPTOKE'tlU:sT -kerylhlnK In Hardware• P001or01 Obio COME IN TODAY • IANKPINANCIHG METROPOLITAN MO: -, �.. • .. . • • ... ·····~" • - - -- ,,....:...----------- .f ~ .' I .! .. ;_{, I TELEVISION IN REVIEW I • Sell Your 'Don't Needs'ToHelp Foo The BUI'ForThatSummer Vacation I- . I FOR · SALE FOR SALE 8-Dally Sel!lil!el, . C1assi fi ed F~~~Hi:S!~p~:..:::·7. You Can't Beat .These Low July PricesI Save ;hmg~s~;~bEv~n~~~~~:· Ads Get M 0 ney 1961 Oldsmohile F-85 Deluxe 4-Dr. Se4an Results. ! GMC 42-passenger bus. Four. like new, tires. $301!. Phone SH 2·5422. 7 12 6te l l .;;;o~~~07.-· - GLADLY LOAN a B I u e Lustre Carpet Shapooer with purchase of Blue Lustre Shampoo. BakE'r Furniture, Middleport. 7-9-Gtc . -. lllel ENJOY YOUR VACATION , Pomeroy Motor Co. WANT AD INFO liMA TION USED CAR LOT '60 Plymouth lrCIO p M Ill ) t:l~l<lrt t' UOII ~I I IOrl Mont\.IJ ~~dl'"'' !I:M A II MnD<laJ 1 CANt:F.LL't. TIUNS CORIIELTIUNS WW be .~,-ep•eo ..,,.,, , •:00 ~ ""' o., .... Pur>h~·ti- II (DIIJI ~n• •n•·,.,..,..,.., 1 ·naer':lo1:1 RATES (.;enu pit tvoro C harc~ "'DI n..,rt><'lll 10 ~• "'b 0 {:C:nt.: '"'' .. orcJ ,.... rtlrl* e<tllo llin1man> se<,.'Uthe in..,rtu•ru (l'ul' ~aloe >I t .1Pnl• pel •or\! •W Itt' a hlrltd for ad.,erlltln& II n.o• ,,.,rl ' o~ wiHIItn 1n llu~ Iller ""'"._.. .. olll CAB!:' ()lo rHA,...kS - II:!!) lor .u wof!J nu•imuw l;aeh •otdtl•on •o~ I~ OM•uarllf 0\lhU ..... 1 ~en• por ll'<>rll II} 1t Ol"FICL HOURS 8:311 A. 'ia1ur01~ M tr J:OI r M '55 Mercury ~ $195 Conv Automaalic, good tires '59 Rambler _ $688 Ameri<'<tn 2 Dr. Std. tran s. solid body a11d good tires '51 Pontiac ~-- $99 transporta- H.T . Cpe . good tion UaiiJ .8 ·31' 1\ M " ' 12·00 ounrt IT'S SO EASY 1'0 PW\CE A REST fl I I?'ROUliCING Wo\N'I AD t'HONE WY '55 Ford ____ $395 Conv . CJJe . VS, automatic, R &H. re-nl st1l1d and Hire for Wanl Ad Ser-lict • finis h, R&ll ___ '53 Chevrolet 2 Door. 6 r~' l goorl trres Std. 2-2157 You Get Them LOST: Set of adult water skies and red life vest lrft on Mid- '62 Chevy II _ $1795 dleport landing July 4th. Re- ! 4 Door. low mil eage, locally ward. Contact · Ha..ey Stal-l own<'d . s potl e~ inside, beige finish, healer, dpluxe (>QUip· naker, WY 2-6961. ~ 7 _123tc l NOTICES ROUI\D AND SQUARE dance al \ l Maplewood Lake, Satur- 1 ped '60 Buick __ $1695 LeSabre 4 Dr. AlltomaOc, powt'r steermg. R&H , spot less dPan interior 1954 PONTIAC 4DR.SEDAN $50 1957 FQRD Free at landmark 1957 Chevrolet 4 DOOR V-8 Atltomatle. As Is Special 1957 Buick $395 of gasoline or ! 10 gallons 1 more. or a combination oil change and lllbe job. 1 i Pomeroy landmark WY MOTOR SALES Cadillac-Oldsmobile 2-5342 FOR RENT _ _jc..1'-~ Model, IS ft. moldecf lib. . HO~~ et-glass Lone Star boat. 45 1 r~m~ a11d bath, P. outboard Mercury moioc:alion. In Middleport. tor , FuHy equipped, Coast POMEROY 7,.J2 31c J _,t,;uard approved. CompleJ• 1 WY 2·5434. , (JSE WEIGHT safety w 1 t 1 ~--- - with tr.&iler . Used less than DIADAX I formerly OEX-A I MOTOR CO. 4 room and bath, house. i 24 hours. Elmer BaUey on llel.g hts.. Phone WY 2·3874. Dff':Tr new name, same forOpen Evenings 30tp Rt. 680 west~ of Darwin. Ph. 7 11 ""' Ia Only 9Sc at Stark - ,..,.--;-:WY l-lil47. 7 6 6tp !)ru~s . 6-~~ · ...:p. ! I.,.P.,.•.,m_••_•_•_ _,...._ _o_h_i•..l NICF.LY Furnished 4 room nuMoBILE wsuraac ,_ uolh apartment. Middleport. BUSINESS SERVICES c.~n,•fdled? Lost vow oper~:&I.Ol' INDIAN CHIEF, sweet corn, Ph(me WY 2-3874. llcense'l' Can WY 3-19Gb. fre sh pulled . Third House 7 11 tfc CbeOsif . <M . cCOY. AUCTIONEER · - _. _ _ ~~ above U. B. Church, Route REFRIGERATORS Or washer. Ohio. 4 18 tfc 338. Letart Falls. C. A. Dono- ' S5 a month. We deliver and . AUTO SALES hew . 7 12 3tc I keep in service. Ewing's Store &arl Grueser. Phlmbbl& pd 1952 CHEVROLET 'I• ton truck Pomeroy. 7 10 3te Heating flat bed. See Rodney Pierce, ' USED Applicance bargains al BUSIN-ESS buildin~ with - EndM!::S:~;r '::btes Lon"b Bottom • 1 12 Pomeroy Landmark. Hot h N 1 • . men over eaa, e\\o We bve aD sl:lel - ~·-- ~- . f. .d- pomt 9 cu. ft. r(>frrgerator, .~5110 lh Ph IVY 1960 REGAL trailer. 10 t. w1 e $59 95 G od 8 G R ..,... . moo . one SPwer Macbinet 1 50 ft. long. 4 rooms friger~toro $75 . e~:~d ~~yta~ I ~~36. 7 6 6tp Rfasoaable Rata bath. Call WY 2·5433 · automatic washer, $150. Good 1".! DUPLEX, furnished apart· CaD \n !-2974 Day or Nitbt 7 12 Unico dryer, reposse!ises. $120 men! a! 390 S 2nd Mlddle- l .~--:=----:--_.:.._ 7 26 tfc ~. 1953 . OldSmobile -98, HolidaY I Dryer, $75. Magic Chef Gas port Call in evening. WY Z. Farmer, why pay more? · Coupe. Excellent rangP, $40. PomProy Land- 5262. Breed to the ,best fo1 less. including tlres, radio and mark . E. Main St. Ph. WY2- ONE STX room house Now $6.00 breeding fee for heater. Phone WY 2.s620. D. 2181. Open untJI 9 p m Terrace. Phone Pl sen·tce to exceiJent Gold MedH. Robeson, Wolf Pen Rd. 7 12 3tc 1518-J after 5 p.m . al - plus prwen Dairy bulls 7 12 3tp r•======--'""\ and beef --· FURNlSHEO apartments. b 11 performance N · 1 tested 1 C 4MALATHION FOR o assoc1atServ on ees 1ur· FOR SALE ·. ~953 Plvmouth " 4 room I five room Furmsh· tisu : Breed door, new paint, and tires. VEGETABLES s ing , ice, nc. ed and unturnishd. P h o u F'or servict> call I h • Price 100. ~John I le, Rt. • I With MatPthlon one d ust 01 opray WY 2-2557. ft-.7-tfc Racine. P~l&e WI 9-3702. con tr"'h ALL sarden puta u.. Albert Parker. Cbester, Oble either LA"<DM-'~•HK Multi -Purporw rHREE d 1 roo fum.15iJ. p• -• ••1• or ' · 7 12 3tp ' v~J:etafll~ Duaf or LANnM~RK an fiUF m "' _.... ~~" =--=-=~=-ltlultl·PurpOH Ve.et-at>le Spra::r I ed and unfurnished apart· ILetsnd Parker, Pomeroy. Obkt 1952 FORD V8, overdrive, me- 'ect.t""' "~"P~n·t harm plant~ ,are ood er I men•·. IVY 2-""•. Pbnne ~ •. . _-_·. , on ~ans cabbage, caull Q '""" "• chanically as good as they £lower "!.!cumber 'llf!IOn ,quuh 1% 8 6 5 SOtp = F d V B ~._ potaiOPt lomllt.io£>~ heetl. ~"''"'!')' 1 1951 COme. $1IU. Or - • "I~ tr<leCllltl , brUR~"'t ~~proul.!l t'J"'n'l . i ton pickup, $250. p honE WI 9- 1 '"'' 'h e ' •ug~ ce ' • h"~ ' cl 9 r1 hu, I}~ DUPLEX, COBA SERVICE "OUJ' ~UppiJ> noW men\ t 3110 s 2nd 3689. 7 ll 3tc I a · • port. Call in evening_ WY ::;-:,:::: "~~::, .': :·~~ ':"..;'~ 1 ~ HO'f DOGS, reg. 15c. foot long East Main St. 5262. 5-2l~lfc II tow prtw ., H.St. 25c. Jack 's Dairy Bar, Mid- ~ Pom•rov, Ohio For depanctaaH• .,.rrice c.. l C:latr dleport. --~ 7·11-6te BUSINESS SERVICES · - · "'"· ••-...,. w• ...., • C:h..ter tllotl41 . 1: BLAETTNAR BETTER BUYS . -- I ~ 59 Chevrolet • S1,09S • V·8 Bel Air 2 dr. Sedan. Original blue finish like new. Std. shift I 1 1 59 Ford • • • S1, 195 • Galaxie 2 dr. Sedan. Power ateering. Fordomatle Extra nice. 59 Buick V8 S1,395 • • World Slaodard ot Compact Esce~nce 111g car room, ride and pertormance Small ear economy and muagerabilJty Set Metropolitad Motors E. MlllD Slltet, Pomeroy Pboae In! U87l t 22 de ·==-----;---~ FOR NEWpbone or used can Marks or truckJ, Marvin SALESMAN . Beasley Mall> ows, l.thens. L.Y 3-4061. IQ.ll..tfc SerYices.I\.--------- OPEN TIL 9 P.M. i l'HCYI'O COPYING --~ - - - Copy any letter or doeumenl BARGAIN--j}~it-ed used tmers ~euter Insurance, Pomeroy. and mowers at Pomeroy Land2 15 tfc mark. Good garden tractor ~ AUCTIONEER "' cu1t1va · tor and wagw1"th u1sc, Complete Service on , $64. Extra good riding I Critt Bradford power mower, $275. Good Da· Write, Pb- • Coalact vid Bradley Tiller with one A. C. BRADFORD extra tiller and lawn mower, Racine, Ohio $100. Pomeroy Landmark, E. & 18 Main . . and en till St., 9 p. Ph. m WY 2-2182. 7 12 Op3te CUSTOM Combmmg . Willi late model . MALATHION FOR Call Rolph Welker, 26894 ROSES AND ~- ·-7 6 6te ORNAMENTALS GLASS [NSTALLED windshield Wllh Malathion, on.. (11111 or ~pra:r and door. lnsurance company protede Al.l vour n...wenr !.ANDed AU work MARK Ro~ and o~um"""'•' approv · . guaran· Spra:r Po•der or Dutf an ooth teed S S 5 Service WY 2~omhl "auon msecuctd• tnd funK •. • ICide formulation•. U!e on6189, Syracuse. OhJo. Rosel , ARtera OabllBI. Gleda Oel 5 '!!) 30 phtnllllll, uoUyhoct., Hydrangua tc Lllaca, !1nnlaa, 8\lll'el and l:ver creena Yale md etrecttVe econ \ INSURANCE ' ' ,..,u MALATHION FOR FRUIT want " ,m,~ nulll"rtal tel ·•m••ot 8Ll common lrult trer ~ttl ~d dlseue-. ate LANllMAIUC ·;,. .,, al-Pllrpo.. Fru11 Spra:r. ,., .,, ~ In• M•lat.tuo• . 11.-'at.o";rahk.tr ' '"''~M·~ 1 C11ptn wet.tahle po.- ,._.. '"'~m u,. <'1!1 "'"'e•. peen ,"""" ,.,..,., "1"·~,... ~r"P"• !Jaf~ and..,..•ffttC!t ; . ,., '"~~'·'•·r •tm• •~"' na• • ·, .... . ~· '"'' Mal• St. Iii • li , ,.. .IIi Pomeroy, Ohio OPIN · TIL 9 P:M. L.~-~ ..":';..~._;;,;,,~;;;;,.~.;;;.;;-...1 oQHtal to lite bon'f let ll'le peM• 1t1t • 111:14 .tart, biQI :rour IUPPl:r oo•t ••t Mlin st. E Pomeroy, Ololo OPIN TIL 9 P.M. ~~':""" ebeap. 7~-:l 2 dr. Hard T~.P· Power Steering & brakes. .tir Conditioning. H,vdramatie. One local owner. Like new inside and out. '\: - WEEK-END SPECIALS 57 2 dr. 2 dr. HT Olds _ $599 lteftlnlt . A ........,... q eaMr• PI&I.PV J'Pifii.VII WMPO Radio I IMOND!lY TRRV FRIDAY ,,. . .,_ 011 lltwtt ...., 1:111 Slehd lftart 1:11 Coun117 Jlllllbareo 1::!0 li'irt' News 7:110 BreakfUI Partt --· Sons Co:; I Dodge-Dodge Dart-lan~r S. Second & Mill St. Middleport -NOTI ·C E $1 00·00 REWARD I~ ' I or ~quipment from the premises at any .location operated by OHIO VALLEY INDUS. · TRIES. 7:115 llroakfalt Party • l:tli Butct ~..... . .fiinea 10:15 Polto Parly ' 11:35 Publle llerYlM 11:115 Top Ten Show U:IIO Noon llepcJrt 0:30 Rev. MerHn Teell I:05 Platter Party "It .to me. at the prloeayou oharca, Dootor, th · 1:110 Sundown Serenade you have th• oalllnp dou 0¥11' on,co In aw>'' Nil Picldbs lldwr Sbow 7:311 Sign Off 7:50 News Raport ~ Oblo 8:110 Sign Off ~ June BTGO llredWI Party SUNDAY t-· UO llrYkfut. Party l!Op 7:30 Sign On No,.. iloatlay Ibn l"rrdar llluoD Countr Newa 8:06 Coffee Wltb Janel 8:110 Baptlol Laymau'o 11aur • ' 110 Sign 011 Community NtWI .. I:G lleltf Nlllloll 1:35 Hour of Dsllveran.. I : ~ Mua!CIII aoct NIIOII N... IIIDlltaNI Aaloc. (!leY. Paul Jmes) t:OOOltlo N... Counll'y Hoe btnno 1:110 Wingo of HeaUnc 1'10 Muolcal Clnt:t &mull Swap Shop 9:30 SllDday Show Nnw u.unBu1letiD BOIJid Farm NeWI 10:10 Voice of Propbecy uo Musical Clnt:t Ntft 0 Gnmo ,. , I"UIIIJ Wanltlp Haur-Thu 10:11 Sundl7 Show 1:45TbeL!teHnl o\il'klulltlrt o\pnl 1•1 1110 Noon Report U:IO Country 11ymn11ma 1:1111 Ohio ValltJ Ntft Cowtll7 Go IIOulltl ll4blle J111t hr You 12:1111 Noon Report I:~ World 6 Oblo Nen 1:56 Nm Beat 111::11 Oaetlller'l Guest Slllr-Frl 12:15 The Searcb 10 SpcJrll Today 2:1111 Cowtley Go Raaad Plalllr Party 12:30 Rev. Merllil 1'eeto . : Ui Weather Picture 2:56 New. llul 1:11 Bllellnu Auto lltow 1:00 Billy Graham : II · Musletll C1oct 11011 Ml4 MMIDee 1:11 LoW Nt111 1:30 The Lalhenn 11our 1:55. COmmanlty NeWI 3:55 Nm But 1:16 Bill Slel'll SpariiJ 1:1111 Signa 01 tilt T1maa 1:00~ 1:00 Dlltlq wltb Doll 1:110 BowHna lcono (Rev. 11'. 11, Billupo) 1:30 Publle Servlee 4:30 lnterebanp 1:1111 Van P•.ltlet llporll I:IS Publlo Servlee J:41i FllllllJ tfanblp Hour 1:1111 OmiMUtllty Nawt 1:11 SundOWD Sonnado 1:35 The Big LJ1e 10:00 Maion OotuJt,o News 1:06 WOI'Itl 6 NaUOilal Nm 7:110 The World Today a:oe Sundlf . _ l!ll Spalllaltt aa 8portl Talk ., .... '!'on . 7:10 Sip Off C:IIO Hour o1 Dec:111aa 10:55 Newa 1:• Wuthereut 1:00 Slin Off - 1f:G Johll 0r111iD tli:55 Mortllq lfllDcUea 1:30 Dfmiiir ........... IATIJIIi)At 1:110 StiDdiJ 8bowcuo $:16 lnlltlo a..u '' (ueept f'rldq: OJurdl 1:110 Sip N- · · 8:110 Sundown . . . _ ... ,. Bella RID&I 1:110 &moat ~ 1:011 Country JIIIIIIona 7:10 Sign Off Wctld N1:00 Off 1:30 Farm N.... 1:00 Sign Off - LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE lr HAROLD GRAY 7:15 Brllbt Star Show' 1-!~ · M ·- 1 I , $599 56 Ford VB 4 dr. _ THAT COVER& rr, FOR~~ uo :i •=• w., I MINERSVIU.I. 0. '• .\IIIII AND SLATS oa .r.. I"'«J<\o'. WP1"'' ~!.71' TELL5 ME .HE.5 QUITE HELP WANTED 0. con- I 9 . -30 711 •. '-• . *' , Batavia, ObiO. "·- , .....~~~ ...""".., LIKES. OOODecDKS ~ $395 I="O~TUHATE 'MU ARE. MV DEAH! I PUT MY TRUST IN MON!i.Y. ANO NOW '" wrrH ALL YCtliQ ~THf:IH LEFT <lOI'IE"• Ohio Valley ·Industries',., BLAETTNARS POMEROY, HOW <lUESQ W JEH RADIO ' .! ' XIPI • -. .........w.,.......,..-.. · j R. H. , Y__,..Q)........IM A JUif -'WIIoL~T JU.l I'IND A OUJ)QIIL Jlf IIYIIBY ~ l'l· 2 Door Sedan. Radio •nd heater, automatte trana. Rwu good. =mplo&ll- LKDDBI. If Wlfl IIOIBK'rt 'I'IVXQ 1'1fiii'I'KV....alfWUL WBUBl i H1rd · Top ,.,..,..,.,.,..,.,..,,....,=-="'I • power Contoct Marvin GllfiO, Goner•l Mautlar I 44&e'm. 110 3lc If 61 Bonneville Pontiac lt=::::;:======T:=::=====~~ I Gallipolis, ~L, --·Ill- Ua, :1 ... tu W. 0'1, oW. 111i1P - . ...,..., .. lolllllllltl ~·- ot lbo ..... - 'AI Ton Pickup REAL ESTATE ROOM house with two lots In Dexter. Clyde Davis, Ph. MUSICAL Instruments 2-5567. EMPLOY--M EN . T AltA> Saxaphooe, like new. W~~~- Go anal office Fer sale. c..u WI Nl41. ' er I emale. f'ref~~bl, be~ and • J181'8 old. WANTED: HomebuildiD&, re- cine, Ohio. '112 3tc tween Perm•-! position. ~--• .,_.,...,, r-mwua~ pairing, block laying. or I lnterviewa ·a -......... W-r I wirJ.nll By the hours or FOR SAUi.:· .3tMdivatntUJ Yio- quolllieattCJIJ '.' ............-of ..__ UV.. . tract. See or phot.t Calvin tin. Good nan1o Reasonable •ll'"'B The' D•llv o-.;i.t--1. ' ~ VVO" -1 ~ Orr, Racine, Ohio. WI 11. S. C; CJo!t , .) l"s:lpr, Olho 7 1 lte . f $ · ... _ "t :.¥:""'; ~ '· -~",·~· 5 16 tfc JOHNSON, Simpson '" ,.._ • Eq · l'-ALE· Earn po and mole Agency, ln. ·Au forms of In ..... mptng Ulp. 11ammond ""-1 ~ord ;,_ · ' ' vi',gan. 1n · day In prortt.ablt!l route .' -~ ............ aurance. Jim Johnson and BIG SAVING! in A'j)8Che eamb. pedeCf. 1coddit~ ' i}hlce for lm~~ Oi)portunitY , ll\oiEiitC:M Bud Simpson. Agents. ' er troller and pickup true!: · ·' ·•8--11: • , . ;.._ lull or patt .tlme mart '"' 6 I tfc . ' dem quick . i!)e , . wu·•·. D, AI -:--.--:"'-=,...-"7"·_:_~ ~-- onst.rar«s - ren- L. 1;,1,. 11.11 • I, !leed•vill•, man. , 110 . Reuter laoaraDI!e Alene, talo,. JW 03bary's Marine and Ohio; al- Mro. Frankie Pick- Sales :.;::,..ba•;~• ~·" Automatie ____ ... lottar l l q l r - fOt lor t11o - I conviction of any person stealing Poultry 57 Buick _. _ $599 Ollo ..... ., ... ·~ ) &:IJ'DLB&&liB II LOBerBIIolloOW 11\fTEUJGE.~. .,_1 ....2!~-----·..!.~lp For Sale -::::: ____ ....:::::::;11 r sz:z. 11 For Information leading to the arrest, and I' 57 Pontiac 2 dr. HT WANTED TO BUY -..:..:.=::.::::....:.:=-=~Hay in tbe field or already baled for horses. CaD WI 11-2612 or co n1)acctt Ohio Janet Manuel ' Racine, . 7 12. 6tc FLAT dump bed, 12 ft. Darwood Napper, Langsville, ;~!~~~:~1 7 va_ f1SO• DAILY CIIYP1'0qUOTJ!l - llere'o 11Mr w .,.... Mt I'S'f(H~ LeSabre 4 dr. Sedan. Sparkling .origlml black finIsh. Power Steering.Turbine drive. I ne Rambl« ~,.rt.~t -. - . $595 ·l954Dodge - - - .$495 1953 Oldsmobile - :195 l Convertible dio and heater. '-::-i-+-+-1- >re beat> WDrlltP ... Clollp 1956Dodge SUPER SERVICE STATION Open 14 Houn WY 2-"P, day, July 13. Whitey Beegle and the El Rancho band. --~7 12 2tc 1 SHOTGUN Shoot at Meigs Coon Hunters club at 10:00 a. m. i Sunday, July 14. Public inviH I ed. 7 l%3te ·-- for xa~-[:;; 2 Door. Low mllea1e, neater, automatic trans. Pomeroy ~e . . . . . .1 . . . . -- - - -$595 1957 Mercury - - - • •795 if Pam LU·r-lS we qet the ..... Riverla 2 Door Sedan. lloldlo and beater Karr & Van Zandt You get \ - 16 oz. sue Class Ltme you purchase -- - $895 $1095 • Door Sladon Wa&on - V8. llodio ond beater, oulomaUc trans. 16 01 Beverage Glasses free each md 2 Door Sedan. 8 cylinder, atandard ahllt, low mllaato 1955 MERCURY $395 - - $1495 1958 Chevrolet July Sb:sler! Real Sharpie ' 4 Door Station Wa,oo VB. Automatic tno1. Radio heater, power ateerJna: and brakea. $795 2 door H. T. A Galaxie H T. Cpe. VB. auromatic, power steering. spotles~ insJde and out, R&H & FOUND 1959 Chevrolet 2 tone blue, dynaflow transmission. A·l condition $1295 lw AL CAII'I hooter. One -- 1960 Chevrolet $995 1957 Buick Special4 Dr. Sedan Ju.ly Sizzler! J awner ear. 2 Door Sedan. Standard tram tleater and ndJo July Sizzler! 1 - - $1795 I Door Sedan. Standard Ira... llldlo and Hydromatic transmission. Power brakes, power steering, white side wall tirH A nice one_ trans. . - $1895 1961 Chevrolet $1495 1959 Oldsmobde 98, 4-Dr. Holiday Sedan . WHY WORRY over a sluggish I septic tank? Gel KJean - Em'55 Plymouth _ $149 ,i AU Septic tank cleaner at I 4 Door. \'8, automatic, a Landmark Farm Bureau, P~ 1 !).argai n meroy_ 7-1-30tc , '59 Ford _ LOST $199 ·' I I Door Sedan. Aulotn3Uc uana. Radio IIIII beater .. Automatic transmision. Power brakes, power steering, white side wall tires. Has new top. --~ ' lleerint ond brotH, 1961 Chevrolet $2500 1959 Buick leSabre Convertible or;y I IEEN HITt:HEb 'It> ONE F£lt OtNG NleH ......__T14 ...un.v VEAAS - .. . radio and beater Solid blue finish with all the Cadillac extras. 7 II 3tc N ::;E " 'R = vo " 'uc;;s"'?- "c 'an -::'t-sl..,ee--::p? I new time-released SleeJ>Wel capsules. Only 98c at Stark Drugs. 6-2tf.30tp -·· iCOAL FOR SALE: Now is the 1 time to get your winter coal at a reduced price. we have all graue. of coal. We deJiv. er anywhere. Jeffers Coal Co. No\\ located half a mile west of Fair Grounds, St. Rt. 1 124. Ph. IVY 2·61122 or WY 2- ! 6039. 7 6 7tc ' ,. 1.o Sabre 4 Door Hard Top. Power 1959 Cadillac 4-Dr. Sedlln dleporl. I 1961 Buick $1895 .95; 17" console, new picture tube, 1 yr . warranty, $89.95; l'Onsoles , $69.95 up . Wt'rner Radio & TV, Mid· I StrJ. 2 Or . 6 e\1 . Std. trans . Runs like nf.'w. white and coral • DI MJhl t<b <1ell"mM llllou ld b!' Np<.rtM 1mmedl•teb rhl oub Ulllll• .,.ll "'nl IW- reiPO~h le for mor. $229 '59 Chevrolet $1095 '"t!M'rY., M1 edJI ot r-.~KI •"'' obJec-tiCJIIBOie £ro'tln '56 Plymouth Station War,on . 6 cy l. tran s.. good tires ~\.IL.AnUNS fbi puhlllnlll' $999 2 Ur. VB. automatic, R&H . lw PIID LAIIWIU. ...: Has automatic, radio, heater, White Bid~ wall tires. One owner. New Oldl trade· in. Reconditioned TV's . 17'' table. $49.95; 17'' console, $511.95; 17" console, blonde. $69- 1~.ifL DAILY CROSSWORD , 1950 At ( CLA5SLAL MUSIC FOE.TRY-.•• 1 l �.. • .. . • • ... ·····~" • - - -- ,,....:...----------- .f ~ .' I .! .. ;_{, I TELEVISION IN REVIEW I • Sell Your 'Don't Needs'ToHelp Foo The BUI'ForThatSummer Vacation I- . I FOR · SALE FOR SALE 8-Dally Sel!lil!el, . C1assi fi ed F~~~Hi:S!~p~:..:::·7. You Can't Beat .These Low July PricesI Save ;hmg~s~;~bEv~n~~~~~:· Ads Get M 0 ney 1961 Oldsmohile F-85 Deluxe 4-Dr. Se4an Results. ! GMC 42-passenger bus. Four. like new, tires. $301!. Phone SH 2·5422. 7 12 6te l l .;;;o~~~07.-· - GLADLY LOAN a B I u e Lustre Carpet Shapooer with purchase of Blue Lustre Shampoo. BakE'r Furniture, Middleport. 7-9-Gtc . -. lllel ENJOY YOUR VACATION , Pomeroy Motor Co. WANT AD INFO liMA TION USED CAR LOT '60 Plymouth lrCIO p M Ill ) t:l~l<lrt t' UOII ~I I IOrl Mont\.IJ ~~dl'"'' !I:M A II MnD<laJ 1 CANt:F.LL't. TIUNS CORIIELTIUNS WW be .~,-ep•eo ..,,.,, , •:00 ~ ""' o., .... Pur>h~·ti- II (DIIJI ~n• •n•·,.,..,..,.., 1 ·naer':lo1:1 RATES (.;enu pit tvoro C harc~ "'DI n..,rt><'lll 10 ~• "'b 0 {:C:nt.: '"'' .. orcJ ,.... rtlrl* e<tllo llin1man> se<,.'Uthe in..,rtu•ru (l'ul' ~aloe >I t .1Pnl• pel •or\! •W Itt' a hlrltd for ad.,erlltln& II n.o• ,,.,rl ' o~ wiHIItn 1n llu~ Iller ""'"._.. .. olll CAB!:' ()lo rHA,...kS - II:!!) lor .u wof!J nu•imuw l;aeh •otdtl•on •o~ I~ OM•uarllf 0\lhU ..... 1 ~en• por ll'<>rll II} 1t Ol"FICL HOURS 8:311 A. 'ia1ur01~ M tr J:OI r M '55 Mercury ~ $195 Conv Automaalic, good tires '59 Rambler _ $688 Ameri<'<tn 2 Dr. Std. tran s. solid body a11d good tires '51 Pontiac ~-- $99 transporta- H.T . Cpe . good tion UaiiJ .8 ·31' 1\ M " ' 12·00 ounrt IT'S SO EASY 1'0 PW\CE A REST fl I I?'ROUliCING Wo\N'I AD t'HONE WY '55 Ford ____ $395 Conv . CJJe . VS, automatic, R &H. re-nl st1l1d and Hire for Wanl Ad Ser-lict • finis h, R&ll ___ '53 Chevrolet 2 Door. 6 r~' l goorl trres Std. 2-2157 You Get Them LOST: Set of adult water skies and red life vest lrft on Mid- '62 Chevy II _ $1795 dleport landing July 4th. Re- ! 4 Door. low mil eage, locally ward. Contact · Ha..ey Stal-l own<'d . s potl e~ inside, beige finish, healer, dpluxe (>QUip· naker, WY 2-6961. ~ 7 _123tc l NOTICES ROUI\D AND SQUARE dance al \ l Maplewood Lake, Satur- 1 ped '60 Buick __ $1695 LeSabre 4 Dr. AlltomaOc, powt'r steermg. R&H , spot less dPan interior 1954 PONTIAC 4DR.SEDAN $50 1957 FQRD Free at landmark 1957 Chevrolet 4 DOOR V-8 Atltomatle. As Is Special 1957 Buick $395 of gasoline or ! 10 gallons 1 more. or a combination oil change and lllbe job. 1 i Pomeroy landmark WY MOTOR SALES Cadillac-Oldsmobile 2-5342 FOR RENT _ _jc..1'-~ Model, IS ft. moldecf lib. . HO~~ et-glass Lone Star boat. 45 1 r~m~ a11d bath, P. outboard Mercury moioc:alion. In Middleport. tor , FuHy equipped, Coast POMEROY 7,.J2 31c J _,t,;uard approved. CompleJ• 1 WY 2·5434. , (JSE WEIGHT safety w 1 t 1 ~--- - with tr.&iler . Used less than DIADAX I formerly OEX-A I MOTOR CO. 4 room and bath, house. i 24 hours. Elmer BaUey on llel.g hts.. Phone WY 2·3874. Dff':Tr new name, same forOpen Evenings 30tp Rt. 680 west~ of Darwin. Ph. 7 11 ""' Ia Only 9Sc at Stark - ,..,.--;-:WY l-lil47. 7 6 6tp !)ru~s . 6-~~ · ...:p. ! I.,.P.,.•.,m_••_•_•_ _,...._ _o_h_i•..l NICF.LY Furnished 4 room nuMoBILE wsuraac ,_ uolh apartment. Middleport. BUSINESS SERVICES c.~n,•fdled? Lost vow oper~:&I.Ol' INDIAN CHIEF, sweet corn, Ph(me WY 2-3874. llcense'l' Can WY 3-19Gb. fre sh pulled . Third House 7 11 tfc CbeOsif . <M . cCOY. AUCTIONEER · - _. _ _ ~~ above U. B. Church, Route REFRIGERATORS Or washer. Ohio. 4 18 tfc 338. Letart Falls. C. A. Dono- ' S5 a month. We deliver and . AUTO SALES hew . 7 12 3tc I keep in service. Ewing's Store &arl Grueser. Phlmbbl& pd 1952 CHEVROLET 'I• ton truck Pomeroy. 7 10 3te Heating flat bed. See Rodney Pierce, ' USED Applicance bargains al BUSIN-ESS buildin~ with - EndM!::S:~;r '::btes Lon"b Bottom • 1 12 Pomeroy Landmark. Hot h N 1 • . men over eaa, e\\o We bve aD sl:lel - ~·-- ~- . f. .d- pomt 9 cu. ft. r(>frrgerator, .~5110 lh Ph IVY 1960 REGAL trailer. 10 t. w1 e $59 95 G od 8 G R ..,... . moo . one SPwer Macbinet 1 50 ft. long. 4 rooms friger~toro $75 . e~:~d ~~yta~ I ~~36. 7 6 6tp Rfasoaable Rata bath. Call WY 2·5433 · automatic washer, $150. Good 1".! DUPLEX, furnished apart· CaD \n !-2974 Day or Nitbt 7 12 Unico dryer, reposse!ises. $120 men! a! 390 S 2nd Mlddle- l .~--:=----:--_.:.._ 7 26 tfc ~. 1953 . OldSmobile -98, HolidaY I Dryer, $75. Magic Chef Gas port Call in evening. WY Z. Farmer, why pay more? · Coupe. Excellent rangP, $40. PomProy Land- 5262. Breed to the ,best fo1 less. including tlres, radio and mark . E. Main St. Ph. WY2- ONE STX room house Now $6.00 breeding fee for heater. Phone WY 2.s620. D. 2181. Open untJI 9 p m Terrace. Phone Pl sen·tce to exceiJent Gold MedH. Robeson, Wolf Pen Rd. 7 12 3tc 1518-J after 5 p.m . al - plus prwen Dairy bulls 7 12 3tp r•======--'""\ and beef --· FURNlSHEO apartments. b 11 performance N · 1 tested 1 C 4MALATHION FOR o assoc1atServ on ees 1ur· FOR SALE ·. ~953 Plvmouth " 4 room I five room Furmsh· tisu : Breed door, new paint, and tires. VEGETABLES s ing , ice, nc. ed and unturnishd. P h o u F'or servict> call I h • Price 100. ~John I le, Rt. • I With MatPthlon one d ust 01 opray WY 2-2557. ft-.7-tfc Racine. P~l&e WI 9-3702. con tr"'h ALL sarden puta u.. Albert Parker. Cbester, Oble either LA"<DM-'~•HK Multi -Purporw rHREE d 1 roo fum.15iJ. p• -• ••1• or ' · 7 12 3tp ' v~J:etafll~ Duaf or LANnM~RK an fiUF m "' _.... ~~" =--=-=~=-ltlultl·PurpOH Ve.et-at>le Spra::r I ed and unfurnished apart· ILetsnd Parker, Pomeroy. Obkt 1952 FORD V8, overdrive, me- 'ect.t""' "~"P~n·t harm plant~ ,are ood er I men•·. IVY 2-""•. Pbnne ~ •. . _-_·. , on ~ans cabbage, caull Q '""" "• chanically as good as they £lower "!.!cumber 'llf!IOn ,quuh 1% 8 6 5 SOtp = F d V B ~._ potaiOPt lomllt.io£>~ heetl. ~"''"'!')' 1 1951 COme. $1IU. Or - • "I~ tr<leCllltl , brUR~"'t ~~proul.!l t'J"'n'l . i ton pickup, $250. p honE WI 9- 1 '"'' 'h e ' •ug~ ce ' • h"~ ' cl 9 r1 hu, I}~ DUPLEX, COBA SERVICE "OUJ' ~UppiJ> noW men\ t 3110 s 2nd 3689. 7 ll 3tc I a · • port. Call in evening_ WY ::;-:,:::: "~~::, .': :·~~ ':"..;'~ 1 ~ HO'f DOGS, reg. 15c. foot long East Main St. 5262. 5-2l~lfc II tow prtw ., H.St. 25c. Jack 's Dairy Bar, Mid- ~ Pom•rov, Ohio For depanctaaH• .,.rrice c.. l C:latr dleport. --~ 7·11-6te BUSINESS SERVICES · - · "'"· ••-...,. w• ...., • C:h..ter tllotl41 . 1: BLAETTNAR BETTER BUYS . -- I ~ 59 Chevrolet • S1,09S • V·8 Bel Air 2 dr. Sedan. Original blue finish like new. Std. shift I 1 1 59 Ford • • • S1, 195 • Galaxie 2 dr. Sedan. Power ateering. Fordomatle Extra nice. 59 Buick V8 S1,395 • • World Slaodard ot Compact Esce~nce 111g car room, ride and pertormance Small ear economy and muagerabilJty Set Metropolitad Motors E. MlllD Slltet, Pomeroy Pboae In! U87l t 22 de ·==-----;---~ FOR NEWpbone or used can Marks or truckJ, Marvin SALESMAN . Beasley Mall> ows, l.thens. L.Y 3-4061. IQ.ll..tfc SerYices.I\.--------- OPEN TIL 9 P.M. i l'HCYI'O COPYING --~ - - - Copy any letter or doeumenl BARGAIN--j}~it-ed used tmers ~euter Insurance, Pomeroy. and mowers at Pomeroy Land2 15 tfc mark. Good garden tractor ~ AUCTIONEER "' cu1t1va · tor and wagw1"th u1sc, Complete Service on , $64. Extra good riding I Critt Bradford power mower, $275. Good Da· Write, Pb- • Coalact vid Bradley Tiller with one A. C. BRADFORD extra tiller and lawn mower, Racine, Ohio $100. Pomeroy Landmark, E. & 18 Main . . and en till St., 9 p. Ph. m WY 2-2182. 7 12 Op3te CUSTOM Combmmg . Willi late model . MALATHION FOR Call Rolph Welker, 26894 ROSES AND ~- ·-7 6 6te ORNAMENTALS GLASS [NSTALLED windshield Wllh Malathion, on.. (11111 or ~pra:r and door. lnsurance company protede Al.l vour n...wenr !.ANDed AU work MARK Ro~ and o~um"""'•' approv · . guaran· Spra:r Po•der or Dutf an ooth teed S S 5 Service WY 2~omhl "auon msecuctd• tnd funK •. • ICide formulation•. U!e on6189, Syracuse. OhJo. Rosel , ARtera OabllBI. Gleda Oel 5 '!!) 30 phtnllllll, uoUyhoct., Hydrangua tc Lllaca, !1nnlaa, 8\lll'el and l:ver creena Yale md etrecttVe econ \ INSURANCE ' ' ,..,u MALATHION FOR FRUIT want " ,m,~ nulll"rtal tel ·•m••ot 8Ll common lrult trer ~ttl ~d dlseue-. ate LANllMAIUC ·;,. .,, al-Pllrpo.. Fru11 Spra:r. ,., .,, ~ In• M•lat.tuo• . 11.-'at.o";rahk.tr ' '"''~M·~ 1 C11ptn wet.tahle po.- ,._.. '"'~m u,. <'1!1 "'"'e•. peen ,"""" ,.,..,., "1"·~,... ~r"P"• !Jaf~ and..,..•ffttC!t ; . ,., '"~~'·'•·r •tm• •~"' na• • ·, .... . ~· '"'' Mal• St. Iii • li , ,.. .IIi Pomeroy, Ohio OPIN · TIL 9 P:M. L.~-~ ..":';..~._;;,;,,~;;;;,.~.;;;.;;-...1 oQHtal to lite bon'f let ll'le peM• 1t1t • 111:14 .tart, biQI :rour IUPPl:r oo•t ••t Mlin st. E Pomeroy, Ololo OPIN TIL 9 P.M. ~~':""" ebeap. 7~-:l 2 dr. Hard T~.P· Power Steering & brakes. .tir Conditioning. H,vdramatie. One local owner. Like new inside and out. '\: - WEEK-END SPECIALS 57 2 dr. 2 dr. HT Olds _ $599 lteftlnlt . A ........,... q eaMr• PI&I.PV J'Pifii.VII WMPO Radio I IMOND!lY TRRV FRIDAY ,,. . .,_ 011 lltwtt ...., 1:111 Slehd lftart 1:11 Coun117 Jlllllbareo 1::!0 li'irt' News 7:110 BreakfUI Partt --· Sons Co:; I Dodge-Dodge Dart-lan~r S. Second & Mill St. Middleport -NOTI ·C E $1 00·00 REWARD I~ ' I or ~quipment from the premises at any .location operated by OHIO VALLEY INDUS. · TRIES. 7:115 llroakfalt Party • l:tli Butct ~..... . .fiinea 10:15 Polto Parly ' 11:35 Publle llerYlM 11:115 Top Ten Show U:IIO Noon llepcJrt 0:30 Rev. MerHn Teell I:05 Platter Party "It .to me. at the prloeayou oharca, Dootor, th · 1:110 Sundown Serenade you have th• oalllnp dou 0¥11' on,co In aw>'' Nil Picldbs lldwr Sbow 7:311 Sign Off 7:50 News Raport ~ Oblo 8:110 Sign Off ~ June BTGO llredWI Party SUNDAY t-· UO llrYkfut. Party l!Op 7:30 Sign On No,.. iloatlay Ibn l"rrdar llluoD Countr Newa 8:06 Coffee Wltb Janel 8:110 Baptlol Laymau'o 11aur • ' 110 Sign 011 Community NtWI .. I:G lleltf Nlllloll 1:35 Hour of Dsllveran.. I : ~ Mua!CIII aoct NIIOII N... IIIDlltaNI Aaloc. (!leY. Paul Jmes) t:OOOltlo N... Counll'y Hoe btnno 1:110 Wingo of HeaUnc 1'10 Muolcal Clnt:t &mull Swap Shop 9:30 SllDday Show Nnw u.unBu1letiD BOIJid Farm NeWI 10:10 Voice of Propbecy uo Musical Clnt:t Ntft 0 Gnmo ,. , I"UIIIJ Wanltlp Haur-Thu 10:11 Sundl7 Show 1:45TbeL!teHnl o\il'klulltlrt o\pnl 1•1 1110 Noon Report U:IO Country 11ymn11ma 1:1111 Ohio ValltJ Ntft Cowtll7 Go IIOulltl ll4blle J111t hr You 12:1111 Noon Report I:~ World 6 Oblo Nen 1:56 Nm Beat 111::11 Oaetlller'l Guest Slllr-Frl 12:15 The Searcb 10 SpcJrll Today 2:1111 Cowtley Go Raaad Plalllr Party 12:30 Rev. Merllil 1'eeto . : Ui Weather Picture 2:56 New. llul 1:11 Bllellnu Auto lltow 1:00 Billy Graham : II · Musletll C1oct 11011 Ml4 MMIDee 1:11 LoW Nt111 1:30 The Lalhenn 11our 1:55. COmmanlty NeWI 3:55 Nm But 1:16 Bill Slel'll SpariiJ 1:1111 Signa 01 tilt T1maa 1:00~ 1:00 Dlltlq wltb Doll 1:110 BowHna lcono (Rev. 11'. 11, Billupo) 1:30 Publle Servlee 4:30 lnterebanp 1:1111 Van P•.ltlet llporll I:IS Publlo Servlee J:41i FllllllJ tfanblp Hour 1:1111 OmiMUtllty Nawt 1:11 SundOWD Sonnado 1:35 The Big LJ1e 10:00 Maion OotuJt,o News 1:06 WOI'Itl 6 NaUOilal Nm 7:110 The World Today a:oe Sundlf . _ l!ll Spalllaltt aa 8portl Talk ., .... '!'on . 7:10 Sip Off C:IIO Hour o1 Dec:111aa 10:55 Newa 1:• Wuthereut 1:00 Slin Off - 1f:G Johll 0r111iD tli:55 Mortllq lfllDcUea 1:30 Dfmiiir ........... IATIJIIi)At 1:110 StiDdiJ 8bowcuo $:16 lnlltlo a..u '' (ueept f'rldq: OJurdl 1:110 Sip N- · · 8:110 Sundown . . . _ ... ,. Bella RID&I 1:110 &moat ~ 1:011 Country JIIIIIIona 7:10 Sign Off Wctld N1:00 Off 1:30 Farm N.... 1:00 Sign Off - LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE lr HAROLD GRAY 7:15 Brllbt Star Show' 1-!~ · M ·- 1 I , $599 56 Ford VB 4 dr. _ THAT COVER& rr, FOR~~ uo :i •=• w., I MINERSVIU.I. 0. '• .\IIIII AND SLATS oa .r.. I"'«J<\o'. WP1"'' ~!.71' TELL5 ME .HE.5 QUITE HELP WANTED 0. con- I 9 . -30 711 •. '-• . *' , Batavia, ObiO. "·- , .....~~~ ...""".., LIKES. OOODecDKS ~ $395 I="O~TUHATE 'MU ARE. MV DEAH! I PUT MY TRUST IN MON!i.Y. ANO NOW '" wrrH ALL YCtliQ ~THf:IH LEFT <lOI'IE"• Ohio Valley ·Industries',., BLAETTNARS POMEROY, HOW <lUESQ W JEH RADIO ' .! ' XIPI • -. .........w.,.......,..-.. · j R. H. , Y__,..Q)........IM A JUif -'WIIoL~T JU.l I'IND A OUJ)QIIL Jlf IIYIIBY ~ l'l· 2 Door Sedan. Radio •nd heater, automatte trana. Rwu good. =mplo&ll- LKDDBI. If Wlfl IIOIBK'rt 'I'IVXQ 1'1fiii'I'KV....alfWUL WBUBl i H1rd · Top ,.,..,..,.,.,..,.,..,,....,=-="'I • power Contoct Marvin GllfiO, Goner•l Mautlar I 44&e'm. 110 3lc If 61 Bonneville Pontiac lt=::::;:======T:=::=====~~ I Gallipolis, ~L, --·Ill- Ua, :1 ... tu W. 0'1, oW. 111i1P - . ...,..., .. lolllllllltl ~·- ot lbo ..... - 'AI Ton Pickup REAL ESTATE ROOM house with two lots In Dexter. Clyde Davis, Ph. MUSICAL Instruments 2-5567. EMPLOY--M EN . T AltA> Saxaphooe, like new. W~~~- Go anal office Fer sale. c..u WI Nl41. ' er I emale. f'ref~~bl, be~ and • J181'8 old. WANTED: HomebuildiD&, re- cine, Ohio. '112 3tc tween Perm•-! position. ~--• .,_.,...,, r-mwua~ pairing, block laying. or I lnterviewa ·a -......... W-r I wirJ.nll By the hours or FOR SAUi.:· .3tMdivatntUJ Yio- quolllieattCJIJ '.' ............-of ..__ UV.. . tract. See or phot.t Calvin tin. Good nan1o Reasonable •ll'"'B The' D•llv o-.;i.t--1. ' ~ VVO" -1 ~ Orr, Racine, Ohio. WI 11. S. C; CJo!t , .) l"s:lpr, Olho 7 1 lte . f $ · ... _ "t :.¥:""'; ~ '· -~",·~· 5 16 tfc JOHNSON, Simpson '" ,.._ • Eq · l'-ALE· Earn po and mole Agency, ln. ·Au forms of In ..... mptng Ulp. 11ammond ""-1 ~ord ;,_ · ' ' vi',gan. 1n · day In prortt.ablt!l route .' -~ ............ aurance. Jim Johnson and BIG SAVING! in A'j)8Che eamb. pedeCf. 1coddit~ ' i}hlce for lm~~ Oi)portunitY , ll\oiEiitC:M Bud Simpson. Agents. ' er troller and pickup true!: · ·' ·•8--11: • , . ;.._ lull or patt .tlme mart '"' 6 I tfc . ' dem quick . i!)e , . wu·•·. D, AI -:--.--:"'-=,...-"7"·_:_~ ~-- onst.rar«s - ren- L. 1;,1,. 11.11 • I, !leed•vill•, man. , 110 . Reuter laoaraDI!e Alene, talo,. JW 03bary's Marine and Ohio; al- Mro. Frankie Pick- Sales :.;::,..ba•;~• ~·" Automatie ____ ... lottar l l q l r - fOt lor t11o - I conviction of any person stealing Poultry 57 Buick _. _ $599 Ollo ..... ., ... ·~ ) &:IJ'DLB&&liB II LOBerBIIolloOW 11\fTEUJGE.~. .,_1 ....2!~-----·..!.~lp For Sale -::::: ____ ....:::::::;11 r sz:z. 11 For Information leading to the arrest, and I' 57 Pontiac 2 dr. HT WANTED TO BUY -..:..:.=::.::::....:.:=-=~Hay in tbe field or already baled for horses. CaD WI 11-2612 or co n1)acctt Ohio Janet Manuel ' Racine, . 7 12. 6tc FLAT dump bed, 12 ft. Darwood Napper, Langsville, ;~!~~~:~1 7 va_ f1SO• DAILY CIIYP1'0qUOTJ!l - llere'o 11Mr w .,.... Mt I'S'f(H~ LeSabre 4 dr. Sedan. Sparkling .origlml black finIsh. Power Steering.Turbine drive. I ne Rambl« ~,.rt.~t -. - . $595 ·l954Dodge - - - .$495 1953 Oldsmobile - :195 l Convertible dio and heater. '-::-i-+-+-1- >re beat> WDrlltP ... Clollp 1956Dodge SUPER SERVICE STATION Open 14 Houn WY 2-"P, day, July 13. Whitey Beegle and the El Rancho band. --~7 12 2tc 1 SHOTGUN Shoot at Meigs Coon Hunters club at 10:00 a. m. i Sunday, July 14. Public inviH I ed. 7 l%3te ·-- for xa~-[:;; 2 Door. Low mllea1e, neater, automatic trans. Pomeroy ~e . . . . . .1 . . . . -- - - -$595 1957 Mercury - - - • •795 if Pam LU·r-lS we qet the ..... Riverla 2 Door Sedan. lloldlo and beater Karr & Van Zandt You get \ - 16 oz. sue Class Ltme you purchase -- - $895 $1095 • Door Sladon Wa&on - V8. llodio ond beater, oulomaUc trans. 16 01 Beverage Glasses free each md 2 Door Sedan. 8 cylinder, atandard ahllt, low mllaato 1955 MERCURY $395 - - $1495 1958 Chevrolet July Sb:sler! Real Sharpie ' 4 Door Station Wa,oo VB. Automatic tno1. Radio heater, power ateerJna: and brakea. $795 2 door H. T. A Galaxie H T. Cpe. VB. auromatic, power steering. spotles~ insJde and out, R&H & FOUND 1959 Chevrolet 2 tone blue, dynaflow transmission. A·l condition $1295 lw AL CAII'I hooter. One -- 1960 Chevrolet $995 1957 Buick Special4 Dr. Sedan Ju.ly Sizzler! J awner ear. 2 Door Sedan. Standard tram tleater and ndJo July Sizzler! 1 - - $1795 I Door Sedan. Standard Ira... llldlo and Hydromatic transmission. Power brakes, power steering, white side wall tirH A nice one_ trans. . - $1895 1961 Chevrolet $1495 1959 Oldsmobde 98, 4-Dr. Holiday Sedan . WHY WORRY over a sluggish I septic tank? Gel KJean - Em'55 Plymouth _ $149 ,i AU Septic tank cleaner at I 4 Door. \'8, automatic, a Landmark Farm Bureau, P~ 1 !).argai n meroy_ 7-1-30tc , '59 Ford _ LOST $199 ·' I I Door Sedan. Aulotn3Uc uana. Radio IIIII beater .. Automatic transmision. Power brakes, power steering, white side wall tires. Has new top. --~ ' lleerint ond brotH, 1961 Chevrolet $2500 1959 Buick leSabre Convertible or;y I IEEN HITt:HEb 'It> ONE F£lt OtNG NleH ......__T14 ...un.v VEAAS - .. . radio and beater Solid blue finish with all the Cadillac extras. 7 II 3tc N ::;E " 'R = vo " 'uc;;s"'?- "c 'an -::'t-sl..,ee--::p? I new time-released SleeJ>Wel capsules. Only 98c at Stark Drugs. 6-2tf.30tp -·· iCOAL FOR SALE: Now is the 1 time to get your winter coal at a reduced price. we have all graue. of coal. We deJiv. er anywhere. Jeffers Coal Co. No\\ located half a mile west of Fair Grounds, St. Rt. 1 124. Ph. IVY 2·61122 or WY 2- ! 6039. 7 6 7tc ' ,. 1.o Sabre 4 Door Hard Top. Power 1959 Cadillac 4-Dr. Sedlln dleporl. I 1961 Buick $1895 .95; 17" console, new picture tube, 1 yr . warranty, $89.95; l'Onsoles , $69.95 up . Wt'rner Radio & TV, Mid· I StrJ. 2 Or . 6 e\1 . Std. trans . Runs like nf.'w. white and coral • DI MJhl t<b <1ell"mM llllou ld b!' Np<.rtM 1mmedl•teb rhl oub Ulllll• .,.ll "'nl IW- reiPO~h le for mor. $229 '59 Chevrolet $1095 '"t!M'rY., M1 edJI ot r-.~KI •"'' obJec-tiCJIIBOie £ro'tln '56 Plymouth Station War,on . 6 cy l. tran s.. good tires ~\.IL.AnUNS fbi puhlllnlll' $999 2 Ur. VB. automatic, R&H . lw PIID LAIIWIU. ...: Has automatic, radio, heater, White Bid~ wall tires. One owner. New Oldl trade· in. Reconditioned TV's . 17'' table. $49.95; 17'' console, $511.95; 17" console, blonde. $69- 1~.ifL DAILY CROSSWORD , 1950 At ( CLA5SLAL MUSIC FOE.TRY-.•• 1 l �., ' •• Neighborliness lsThemeO# Circle Meeting ·e ''Who Ia your neighbor!" Wll lite topk cl devotions by Mrs. Ben Neutzling , presklent. when • • • • the Federated Cirr le met Wed- ' ' . ' ary . enttn; ~ \ 'I r" Desday evenin& at the church. Luke 10, a story , "The Grubby Grabby World ," and 1 poem, •·without These Things," were react Thank you cards were read from Mr . and Mrs. Louis Reibel, and Mrs. William Baxter. Get well cards werr sent to Mrs. Gladys Jones, MrS. L . L. Roush, Miss Erma Smith, Mrs. Amanda Kaspar and L. L Fauber. Mrs. Ltma Huber and Mrs. G. H. Ewing were wek'omed by the president. 1 Plans were made for a __ 1 i x 1 o 'clock ("((Vered dish dinner for the August meeting at t h e church, wit h Mrs. Gladys Cuck- OpenHouse Planned At Modern Farm ler and Mrs. Allard Pra tt "Servhlg the dessert course . Christmas and all purpose cards were ordered to se ll as a money mak- An open house wjil be held Sunday afternoon and evening at the Samuel Lewlll farm near Harrisonville · whld , probably boo the moot modem facmtles In the county. lng project. A trip around the world wa s planned lor e arly fall. I A dessert course w~ served I 1 Three new barns have been by the hostesses, Mrs. Clar~nce Massar and Mrs. Norman Kloes. f1.;;ce;r;.>"' ''it!+'< LONDON - The hlgb-rank· completed at the Lewis farm lng Soviet •PY who defected 18 on the same site where lire 1 months ago has . given · I b e central lnteiUgence Ag<!!lcy (CIA) In Waahlngton the names Of ,many - if not all - RussJan lecret agent. worldng In t b e West, Informed sourceo said today· The sources l!lald the master IPY also has tipped the CIA the methods employed by the <'ommuniat agents. Mariy Sov. destroyed another large slruclure earlier this year. The complete layout, modem in every aspect, was constructed by Fulton - Thompson of Pomeroy. 11 Includes a well· equipped milking parlor, tat· est automatic feeding facilities, 411-cow free stall housing, and a herring bone milk system. malic feeders . Hours for the open house are 2 • 4 and 6 • 8 p. m. The Lewis farm can be found by going to Harrisonville, turning right onto Above is a photo of the Darns the Pagetown road, taking the at right is 1 a picture of first road on the right after Jet agents have been recalled behind the Iron Curtain In Lewis getting ready to feed his going toward Pagetown, to the cent months. by a botton on the aut<>- top of the hill , and turning left. The defector will as1ume new Identity In Brllaia in attempt to prevent Russian agents from murdering him, Scholl, Pomeroy Native, Honored For Music Work New In Farming Shop and Save At ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY TONIGHT "THE THREE STOOGES IN ORBIT" Beetle ·Battle Is At Peak All Day Saturday From 9 AM to 9PM Walt Disney Special Bargains In Every Department-And Save Your Sale Slips From . .. Present~ "LOBO" (Terhnieolor) Leslie Elberfelds In Pomeroy -andDa virl Nhen Caron "GUNS OF DARKNESS" MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY. OHIO RESERVE DISTRICT NO. t CHARTER NO. 1980 TONIGHT NOT OPEN TONIGHT & SATURDAY "SPLENDOR IN THE GRASS" ' (Technicolor) Natalie Wood Warren Beat !f, Pat Hingle Audrey Chris· tie, Zohra Lampert, Barbara Loden, Fred Stewart. ' REPORT OF CONDmON OF REPORT OF CONDmON OF The Pomeroy National Bank The Pomeroy National Bank of Pomeroy In the State of Ohio, at the close of business on March 18, 1963, Published iD response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under Section 5211. U. S. Revised Statutes. of Pomeroy lu the State of Ohlo, at tbe clooe ol bus1De11 on June 29, 1961. Publllhed In reiJlOnae to call made ~ Comptroller of tbe CUrrency, under Section !1211, U. 8. Reriled Statuteo, ASSETS Cub, balances with othe:r banb, and ~ash items in proceu or collection ' ...... . .. . .. . ..... . .•• •. •. • ' .. $1,029,844,158 United States Government obli&atiODB, direct and guaranteed (Net of any reserves) . . . . . . . . . • . . • . • • • • • • • . 2,931,978.99 Obligatlons of States and political subdivisions (Net of any reserves) .. . .. .. . . . . . .. . . . .... .. .••• • • , • • , • 306,04'7.40 Other bonds, notes, and debentures (includinl no securities of Federal agencil!l!i and corporations 1,742.!10 not JUaranieed by U . S.) (Net of any reserves) . . ...• , ••• Corporate stocks (including $12,000.00 stock of Federal Reserve bsnk) (Net of any reservea) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • • • 12,000,00 Loans and discount:J (including $116.0'7 overdraftl} (Net of any reserves) . .. . . .. .. .. . . . .... .. , • , ... .. 2,018,884.23 lank premise~ owned $9,000.00, furniture and "THE FIREBRAND" Kent Taylor. Lisa Mantell. Cbubby Johnson, Allen JaUe Sun. Mon. Tue1. July 14-15·16 "GYPSY" fTechnieolor) Natali ~ Wood Karl Ma lden Rosalind Russell fixtures $20,208.09 . . . . . . ... . ... . ...... • • •• •• , ••• • •••• Real estate owned other than bank premiJes . , , , , •• ••• • •• ••• Other assets . . . . .. .. .... . .. .•.. .• •• • • , •• , •••• ••••• , ••• , •• 29.208.011 2,495.1111 19,328.8'7 TOTAL ASSETS • .• • , • • , .• , . , , •• , , . ... , ••• •• , •• ••••• • .$8,351.331.1? I OPDIIIG OltE HAVING OHl tAKES SA VIS DNLY YOU MINUl !lOUIS LIABILITIES Demand deposit.. of Individuals, partnersblpa, and corporallona $.2,811,1160.25 Time and aavints deposits of individuals. partnerabipl, and corporations . .. . . ... .. .. . ••••••• , ... • • lt848,D28.M Deposita of United Statea Government (includlDJ postal saviDiii:!l) . ... . ..... ... ... .. ..... .• !,l ...••• • • • •• • 17.'197.22 Deposit& of States and poUticalaubdlvilioDI . .. Certified and officers' checks, ete . . ............. .. . . .. . ... . TOTAL DEPOSITS ........... .......... .. . ts,J22,288.1lf (a) Total demand deposita .. . . . . ..• • , , • , ••. .$3,1'1J,78'1.21 (b) Total Ume and 11vinp dopoalta .. ...... .. $2,7tl,5:18.11t &1!11,0211.15 7,3'1t.IIO \f. ., .... . ,... , Other Uabilltiea .... . . ... . .. .... .. ... , ..... . • 1., • •• , •••• ""=-::r;I,;::OOO:=,OO:;,: TOTAL LlABILl'I'II!'B .•••• • •• • •• • • ••••••• •• , •••.••••.• ~ .tl,i24,288.15 I· CAPITAL ACCOVNTB i Jutr make your illidal deposic-<uld you haw die speediest means of traDSfetting IIIOIIC)' re; invented. Olecks caa be safely sped b)o mail to any destiMrices WHY 1101 SUIT YOUR At'OUNT HEll tHIS Wlll1 Capital Stock: (a) Commoa llock. total par $100.000.00 ................... . .$ 100,000 '00 Surplua . ...... . ... , . . .... , .... . . . . .• , , • , • , , , , •• , , •.• ••• , • , 100,000.00 Undivided proflY ... .. .. ... . . . .•.• .• ••• •. ..• •••. • ,.,., ,;,:; ' 10,5&3.01 lleoervea (and retirement a«<Unt lor preferred atoot) ••• ' '""L'::-::::1:.::,11110::=: ·.00:::: TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .... ...... . .... . .. . IIEMORANDUII Alioto Pled4ed or aiiiiDed to ....,.. llabllitleo and lor otber purpoaeo .. ...... ... . .... .......... . We Pay 3% lntere.l On Saving• • " ~ lla.tno Grilfltb, ActinJ Caslller, of tbe abcoY•IIAa~tM i':~~= cleclore that tblo report of condition II .trut IDd corrtet t tnowledp and 'beUel• I Pomeroy National Serving Meigs County for over 90 years POMEROY- RUTLAND . • RESERVE DISTRICT NO. t CHARTER NO. 1980 Wt, tho underalped dlteetbrJ a - tba oondlllon obcl ·cle<!1are tbat It .bu beau aur tnowlodle and.boliefll ~ al)d correet.' , .ROB~~lT~I~'i~'ER~~~~ ' . EDISON ALFIIEDM, i:LDON wltEEa .• ... ASSBTS Cub, bal.aDeeo wltb other bankt, and cub iteJDB In prooeso of colleCtion .. .... .. ..... .... .. .. .... .... . .. $ 939,618,!10 United Statel Government obiJioiiOIII, direct ud I!W'antoe<l 3.0411,1'11.tl41 Obli&alioDJ of Statel and poUIIeal oubdlvllions . • • • • • • • • • • • • 329,810,11 Other bouds, noteo, and debenlurea (lnc!ludllll no aecuritl.et of Federal aa:encieli and eorporatloDI not 1111aranteed by U. S.) ..... .... ..... .. . ..... .......... Corporate otoclu (Jncludlu&$12,000.00 stock ol 1,742.110 Federal Reserve bank) . , . .... .. . ... . . . ..... : .... ... .... ... ... 12:,000.00 Loans and dlleounta (lncludin& $42l.M O'lerdrafta) (Net ol any "reae"eJ) .... . .... . . , , ... .........~"" .... --·· 2,126,212.07 Bank premises owued $8,1100.00, furniture and fixture,: $20,000,00 ... . ..•.• ' ..... . . ' .. •••••.• - •• Real •tate owned other thaD bank premises •••••••••••••• - 0 • • • •• • · Other a1Ht1 . . .. . .. ............................ ......... ....... . 28.500.110 1,480.04 17,010.66 TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES Demand depoalto ollndlvid.W.. partneroblpo, and eorporatlom $2,544,127.1t Time and avtnp depoolto of Individuals, ~ partnel'lbipl, aDd corporatiOIUI . , . , , , , , .. , ............. -., 2,877,2815.92 Depoolta of United Stateo Government (lneludln& · pofltal llviqa) .... • •.. . ............. •••••• 204,172,44' Depoaitl of States IDd pollUCil IUbdiVilioD& , •, o o • • • o o • - o • • o 818,872.06 Cert1fled IJld officet'l' thecb, etc. • • • • . . . • • • • • • . . . . . . • . • . . • 10,'788,82 0.. ........... I' TOTAL DEPO&m ..• .•••. .• , , •••• •·•, •• , .$8,054,128,88 (I) Totll demand depoa:ltl ... .. ... . . ; •••••. N,277,480.48 (bJ Toll! time and. oovlnp deposita .......... $2,717,2611.8~2.:==:: TOTAL UA.Bn.ITIES . ... ... . ........................ ....,()14,126,31 .C A t ' I T A L A C C0 U N T S . Capital Stock: (a) Common lloek. total par $100.000.00 .................. $ 100.000.00 SurplUI .. . •......••• ~ ~ •.... . .•.• •• , , , • , • , ••• ~ •·• •••• • • ••• • Q,obo.oo. Undivided profit& .· .: .•. •...• .• .. •• .•• • •.•• , 1 , , . , , • . . . . . . . . . O.lNr7,11 lleae".. Wid ret!Nmenl a«<Unl for preferred llo<ll) ..... ; .. -1;1100,00 TOTAl. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .... ... , : .............. .$ 4111,t8'7.18 TOTAL UABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ........ M,508,183,1!7 Ill BIll 0 BAND U Ill ' ·' "' ( � 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. 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