http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/6537e9eec71762d3c20b4dfb44437168.pdf a037a506363f6fd20fa47e18434c4614 PDF Text Text - ~c'r'i"'•.·<.·~ · ..!,,~.._, y•p,.....~,.~.. ·~-"r"·""'• ' • ) ~ridell Show~ Is Given Min Relfifwes CQI!ie · Fot Funeral Of Mr Bduer . Lucina Re.a t Fred Clark Home tt;Dallt Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mtdd~,+rt. o , Aug, u, J863 , Picnic To Be Youn1 ,4dult elm, ..._'IU•n .·Mainlv-Afloiit '' People In IV- About Middleport A bridal •hower g Mill large artUiclal woddlat cake Su-~ay Celebrate• Birthdpy ·Luana Rea brid...,lect of Fr<d made by Mn. Seell( and Mn. ' fJU ' · RiChard Follrod, toppad with Out«-town relatives bore to 'POtrferoy Heath Methodist ChW"Oh will The Young Adult Closs of the ' C. Bro"" was held saturday ' miniature bride ond 8f00111· ~~attend tbe funeral . <l Edwaril hold a, ptcntc for all membel'f Racine ! Baptist church met at Auaust lOth, at the home of freshmen!! of punch , cake, tee Sauer Saturday Mrs. A. B. Mr. ond Mn. MlJton Roush Mr. ond Mrs. llandolpb Ward and lbose who atlelld Hellth the home of Kay McCJintoc!t Mrs. Fred Clark. Mrs. Clark cream with weddlnc bolls, mints Bauv, aon Arthur, ond blJ ond famlly left today for a .aond daughter, Mary Loo of 'Ita- Chi11'Ch and Sunday Schopl, all Sunday to "'llebrate the ~lrtiJ. was assisted by Mrs. Jack See- and favors of miniature wed· d•ughter, Ml'll. Dolores Sllan- II at Lincoln Park, Mich. with V8118Wood; W, Va. opeilt Sunday cblldUn in all departmeots ond day ol Mila McClintock aDO! for lig and Mrs. Tom Brown. The ding ring and case . Jnon, and Mr. and Mro. James IMr. and Mrs. AI Harvath ond with bet mQiher, Mri. Jamea mell!bera of all ·the cburch or- the regular monthly elau Jiving room gift table was in Attending were Mrs, Letts Flannagan, all of Cincinnati; o ther relatives. . Murray in Middleport. ganlz&tlons Sunday, August lB picnic. pink ond green w1th streamers Spencer , Mrs . Lester Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Clare~ Rosa of I Mr. and Mrs. Harry William· Mr. and Mrs. Erileraon Janea at 5:110 p.m. on the cburch and The group epjoyed playing and the dimng room table had IMrs . .J ames Walker, Mrs. Ag· Burlington, N. C. : M1,. Doro- lson returned to their home, Cuywere in Athens Sunday to Ylalt plll'80nage lawn: badminton and ball, and a a lace cover, centered with a , nos Di xon, Mr. and Mrs. Alva thy Mees, Mrs. Louise Ste111- ahoga Falls Saturday after a with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A period of games for all cookout. then made ice cri!8JD , Clark and children . Natalie. Jen- bauer, and Mrs. Robert Adams, several days visit with Mr. and E. W. Jones and in Shade, with ageo will begin at 3:30 follow- whicb was served alq wllb his uncle, Mr. •nd Mrs. Frank 'ed by the dinner at 5:30. Aves- two beautifully decorated cakes nuer and Mark, Mrs. Myrtle Columbus ; Mr. and Mrs: Ro- ,Mrs. PhD Williamson and oth· 1Long, Miss Dorothy Long, Gla- ,bert Bauer and two children er relatives. . . Jon.. and oon, Rlcbard a ad per serviCe will be held at 7 and kool aid to Marlin and Idys Walker, Mrs. Virgil Brown , and Danny Rosenbaum , Colum· Mr. and Mrs. Phil W1Utamfamily who are visiting his par- ip.m. on the Ia...,. which will em· June Hall and children, L.e a POMUOY OHIO , Mrs. William Childs, Miss An· bus; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ros- son returned home Monday eveents. He Is at Penn State uut.. clude the day of actlvltles. The and Debora, Kenneth and Sue tLOSED ' ita Russell, Mr. and Mrs. enbaum and Donna and Gary, Jntng, after a. weekend visit m verslty where he ls associated meal and drink bas been plan- Imbcden and daughter, Peggy, ON VACATION John Musser, Mrs. Beatrice Dayton ; Mr. and Mro. Clifford Columb1111 w1th their daughter with the ROTC program. ned and those attending are Dlclde and Evelyn VounJ ·• nd TodiJ Thru Aug . 29th Buck, Mr and Mrs. Fred Clark. Bauer and Toddi, New Orleans: and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Mr. aad Mn. Robert IAakt Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gilbert asked to attend are invited and oon, J . F ., Lillian Powell and Mrs. Richard c. Follrod. Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hart Rooert Gardn"':· o1 Syracuse are ODD.-iDg of Springfield, were weekend Iasked lo lake a covered dish daug¥er , Tract, Orville and Aug. 30 thru Sept. S , Ottle ScholL Mrs. Dale Harri- and David, Patrick, Paul and Mrs. Betty Combs and Mrs. the rece•l marriage of their guests of Mro. Lucy Gregg and and table aervice. Chlldren, lsarbara Bush, J~ Swain. Dan"MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY" ·son, Mrs. Roger Dilard , Mrs. Amelia Ruth of Toledo. Gene Eskew of Xenia were daughter, Mary Jane to Mr. Ml'" Farle Erlewine. Other wp parents are unable to ,ny Cole, Linda Weaver, Donna (Technicolorl 1 Dorothy Brown, Mrs. Rich ard weekend ~ests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Keith .bmes, 108 of Mr. guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mlch- atlend are invited and ,Bush, Ada Pike, Wilma and Marlon Brando - Tarita 1 Chambers, Mrs. Jack Seelig, S p f Charles W1thee. and Mrs. Roy ArmH of MID- ael Ohlinger of Nelsonville. Mrs. extra table service will be pro- Judy Rlghthouse, Harold and Mrs. Helen Brown, Mrs. Magee er ormance Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wells, ersvllle. 'lbe double riDg wed- !Ohlinger has accepted a teach- vided. The picnic is being plan- Mary Weaver and children, S.pt ••• ' · 10. 11 g1e Brown, Mrs. Lucille Jesse, Of Current Play son Mike and d~ughter, Pam , diDg ceremony was periOI'IDed ing position in that .u:ea. . ned and sponsored by the Com- Tom, Michael and Peggy, Mr. " IT HAPPENED AT THE I Mrs. Jack Curtis and daughter, Miss Sally Schaaf and Mary •of CtncmnatL arriVed Saturday at Sparta, North CaroDDa, Mrs. Pearl Graves IS quite Ill miSsion on Education of I he and Mrs. Frank Arnott. Pauline WORLD'S FAIR" Cl'echnirolor) , M1ss Sheila Childs. Miss Suzy Elizabeth Chapman arrompan-1for a visit with her parents, Mr. July !9, atll:30 a.m. by lbe at the home of her daughter, church. McClintock and Kay McCIInEl9fl Prealey, Joan O'Brien ' Smith, Chucky Clark, Shelly ied Ricky, Mike, Karen, and and Mrs. Joseph Raub. Mr. Rev, Berry. Bolli Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Audry Frost. Named on the committees are, lock. -'M ,S:pt. 11-21 Clark, and Mrs. G. Richard ,Joni Sue Koehler to Athens Tues- Wells and son returned home Armes are graduate• of Pom· Mrs: Lester Bole~ is a patient menu, Mrs. Lee Smith and Mrs. Young. 'day lor the matinee perform· sunday and Mrs. Wells and daueroy Higb School. At present at UruverSity Hosp1tal for treat- Don Stivers; food, Mrs. Jack ..,HE WONDERFUL WORLD OF THE Unable to a;xnd but sending ance of a current play. Th e .ghter remained for a two weeks they are resklma at Miners- ment and observabon. Sbe . is BechUe. ·Mrs. John Krasczynw IROTHERS GRIMM" gifts were Mrs. A. R, Knight, Koehler children are staying visit. ville will! the parents ol the the mother of Dr. R. E. Boice and Mrs: Earl Davenport; tab,le (Technicolor) Mrs. Durwood Cummings, Mrs. with their aunt, Miss Schaaf, I Mrs. Susie Evans of Miami, groom. and Mrs. Joe Wilson. and cha1rs, Joe Richmond, KenLaurence Harvey and Charles Hayes. Mrs. Gene Paul .and grandmother, Mrs. R. C. Fla. left Sunday for Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heider· neth Harris, Mike Lloyd and , Claire Bloom King, Miss Eoeanor Robson, Sansbury. while their parents, after a two weeks visit with her .gott of Los Angeles, Calif. are Mike Archer; games, Mrs., n ur Mrs. Emogene Lohn, Miss Ka- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Koehler sister and brother-in-law, Mr. here for a visit with Mr. and Swearingen, Mrs. Dowson and Mr and Mrs Allen Hughes li,:,l lopt: 271hru Oct. 2 '·""'.. WALT DISNEY'S ren walker. Mrs. Charles Chan- and children, Christine and Bet- and Mrs. Joseph Raub. Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan, Mr. ~rs. Fultz ; vespers, Mrs. Fran- ,have ' returned f~om 8 vacation "SUMMER MAGIC" cey, Mrs. Ed King , Mrs. Mar- ,ty Lynn, are visiting in Hunt- Mr. and Mrs. Homer Taymor and Mrs. Vernon Weber and CIS Kle~ trip which Included a visit with (Technicolor ) tha Husted, Mrs Kenneth Mill-!ington Valier, Pa. , with Mr. and children, Tom and Tetesa family, and other friends and Gramlaon FamUy his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Glena ibyll!l> Mills Burt lv es , er, Mrs. Ed Tewksbary. Mrs. and Mrs. Richard Hayman. of Grove City are the guests of n If reiahves m the RuUand area. ' , • Hughes of East Tawos, Mich. ChrisUne, who " 13 years old, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Raub. M d Mr Fr iik h Mr1, Milhoan and Mrs. Heider- Here For V llllfl Points of interest reported 1no recently made second ranking Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gen· r. ~ned a rtVa~g an gott (the former Gladys Hig- Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wolf, elude Mackinac City old Fort 1 1on the Jr , Olympics in soft ball helmer an<f>children, Eric and ~~ter~~~rn.:. f~,i2 ~0 ~tu~; ley) were schoolmates in Rut- Grant-s!, had .as their guests Michilimackinac, the' 6 • mile in the Columbus city schools. Jeffrey of Royal Oak, M I c h. th~r home 356 East Main St land. ,last. week their grandson and bridge crossing over the Mack· She also rece~ved a medal for were weekend guests of her par· ho i th'. Andre V : Mr. and Mrs,- Kenneth Shu- lfam,Jy , Mr. a~d Mrs. Robert jinac StraUs, and at Sault ste. rankmg in the Olympic games. ents, Mr. and Mrs, Vern Bolin- hno mg hlelf 'rt~ au maker and children, A I Ian, Pierce and children, Robb•e , Marie a boat tour through the - - -- - - - - - - ger. g ::; onla ~ e ; 1 oy. f John, Linda, and Sharon, of IKaren, Jeff1e, and Stevie, of Soo Locks on the st Mary'l 11 1 Wilbur Hood, Mrs. John Frick, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Genhel- ' p y~nJ.:'as ~game 0 Belle, W.Va. were weekend Chicago, Iii. Whde here they •River, returning thro~gh the Mrs. W1llam Clark, Mrs. Per· mer and children of Royal Oak, ~~n da~~ej 'I"-Iltsop:a~'!n hi: guests of Mrs. JoaMe White 1Jomed the Wolfs in a lhree-day iCanadian locks. They also took FOR THE cy Fnck, Mrs. Opal Dmley, Mich. visited Sunday afternoon . Y Y K. ' g and children. camping trip at Lake Alma. a train tour through the cit Mrs. Lloyd Moore, Mrs, Mild- with Mrs John F Bail and WISh, and blowmg out the can· Saturday a surprise birthday ' . -y 0 v er red Mitch, Mrs. Lena K. Nessel· f 1 · · y dies on hiS birtbday cake, re· dinner was held at Lake Alma and JnternaUonal y, freshments of hot dogs potato W _. __hel tl f M W II h b ed h' Brtdge to Sault St''· Marte m Kesterson, am• road, Mrs. Dale Miss Rozanna Knight return- . . ' m. HOUUU3 or r. o ' w o o serv IS Onta l C d Karen Miller Mrs Eldon Weeks ed t chips, kool ade, tee cream A. p· • 73rd birthday Joining the r o, ana a. i Mrs Willia,;, H~bstetler and W ~ her home, Pt. Pleasant, and cup cakes were served to re renlc.Ho•fl there were their daughter and They visited the Iron mines Mrs, Antone Lucke , . aj Tuesday afler spending Chuckle Hannahs, Larry Walk· Mr and Mrs William H ud family Mr and Mrs Carl Mar- in Minnesota and Lake Stasco, Th~ door prize ~ent to Mrs severda dthays MwJth Jhehr great : er, Jimmy Wiley, Mark Werry, asheit of Syra~use entertaol'ned. tin and so~ Larry .of CharJes- where they saw the source of gran er, rs. o n F. Ba'' 'George an d F r edd'Ie ~ ' Mr. and the Miss1s~lpp · 1 R'lver and walk.. I, William Chilas and other prizes· ly andmo family. ~.uompson, with a picnic dinner and fam- Iton, W. Va.;' a son, to Miss Dorothy Long, Martha Mrs Charles Buck was the Sr?tt Walton, Max Folmer, ily reunion at their home Sun- Mrs. Frank Wolf, Pat and Bet- ed across It on a foot log. Chambers. Dorothy Musser Tuesda luncheon uest of Mr ISkip Logan, Eddie and . Mike day. Attending were his broth· ty, Pomt Plea,.nt, and their Another interestmg place waa and Myrtle Long. and Wlilarl Ebersbach Young, Bob. Werry, Eddie Ab· er and family, Mr. and Mrs. other daughter, Mr. and Mrs 'the Peace Garden the border VALUES IN EVERY DEPT. l fr=;;;;;;i==-'====-, land daughters bolt, Chuckle Wnght, Tony Harry Houdashelt, Miss Fred- James Haley, Connie and Jim- ,of North Dakota and Manlto1 Clarence Mi hi of Baltimore Vaughan,, Martm Vaughan, Bill dle Houdasheit, Mrs. Floyd my, of Rutland. lba, Canada. In South Dakota, I • !sited 8 d g ith h' 1 and Donme Vaughan, Tommy Brown Middleport· Mrs Glad.! they VISited the Corn Palace, vnd b hun ~Y, w MilS s ster Vaughan, John, Mark, Roger ys Tay'tor Mr d, M · G e Secoml Momlay Club only one of its kma in the world a rot er-m-4Bw and Mr F kl' M tth nd M h • · an rs. en • • • . . TYPE Willa~ Ebersbach. . ra~ m,. a ew. a ars a Houdashelt, Becky and Ran- EnJW}'S Premc whiCh IS constructed of corn iD Jackie Barbie and Susie Ros- Mane Dillard. DIOna Carsey, dy, of Pomeroy; Rev. and Mrs. Members of the Second Mon- var~~s colors arranged m geo, turned I th . h I VIckie Lynn, Pamela Jean, and Ronald Place and children Lou· day Sewing Club and guests en-1 metric patterns outlined with . enbaum re o elf ome Patrid,·a Jo Vaughan ' I . nd It . oL Indiana lis lnd Sunda after . . · ise, Becky. Gregory, and Stev- joyed a potluck picnic Monday grams a grasses. '" ~ liM. a week'':'vi;it wiih thei/ rand- AssiSting Mr. and Mrs. Vau- en of Elbridge, New York ; Rich· levenlng at the Syracuse Park Iblock square and seats &,DOll Mr d g d ghan were Mrs. V1ctor Hannahs ard Houdashelt and one guest Attending were Mrs. Robert people. Famous talent wil l be Open 9 to 5 Frl.-9 to 9 Saturday ~aren~ · an Mr•. F r e and Mrs. Roger Dillard. Favor~ Miss Mary Lou' Burnside of Lewis and David and Carol, !there lor the annual festival "AIR.CONDITlONED" :en Mum.. St M. were balloons, bubble gum and lumbus ' Mrs Patrick Wood and Lori Iheld in September. 1s s candy mints La under..Dry Cl ..ner1 ISS axme evens, · ' d Har-Jane In am and Miss Jana . . The group sent 8 round-robin Ann and Danny, Miss Martha I In Nebra sk a they VIStte Mill St. Middleport ._Piioiimoi:iiroiiy~iiiiiiiiiiWiiYii:2·ii:54ii:2:1~~ Swetst,: of Columbus are the I Sendmg gifts were Donnie get-weD card to William Houd· Howell and niece, Bronwyn Dal- old Warp's Pioneer village iii guests this week of Mr and I.Vard, Lormg and Ray Vaugh- asbelt, who 1s a patient at Hoi- ley, Mrs. James Clalworthy and which features antique articiea Mrs Ralph Lee and atiending ~n, Chuckle Vaughan and She- zer Hospital in Gallipolis. Twila, Mrs. Dwight Par~er and including a railroad depot At the ·fair ha .McKnigh.t. Myrtis Kay, Miss Eleanor Rob- Greenfield, Ind. they visited the V1s1bng wtth Mr. and . Mrs. . son, Mrs. Paul Kloes, Mrs. home of the Hoosier poet, JamFrank Vaughan and farruly on RETURN TO N. Y. Max Ward and Mrs. George es Whitcomb Riley. The guide Weiner R001t Is Sunday were Kerm1~ Walton The Rev. and Mrs. Ronald Schneider. A birthday cake was there was a sister-in-law of Mr. Held On Saturday and son, Scott, Mrs. VIctor Han· Place and children of Elbridge, !sent to Mrs. Grace Holter from Ball, a former supetlntendent The young people of the Hy- nah~ and son~ Chuckle of Pome-1 N. v. returnO<i home Monday her secret pal. of Middleport schools. sell Run Free Methndlsl church roy • Mrs. Cliffor~ Machler and .n di th k 'th HART REUNION SET AI a roadside park on I h e held · daughter LISa ,Lynn Mrs Carl er spen ng e wee WI • a. Wiener roast at Mac~m- Siders ~ son Chris of .Point Mr. and Mrs.. Harry Houda- The annual Hart Reunion will shores of Lake su~riOr they ber Hill Saturday evenmg. Pie 1 nd M rtd M E shell and daughter, Freddie. Mr. be held Sunday, Sejll. 1, at the met a former Me1gs counti"!'o Games were played. as-; ~ r. So thr•a, U· and Mrs. Houdashelt have spent American Legion Home in Ra· Mildred Martin, daughter of · Attending were Roberta Smith rene W Vase o u ar· the summer with the Places cine. Dinner is to be around Mrs. Everett McKnight of POJDo Danny and Peggy Tillis •. Sandra eston, · a. and accompanied them to Mid· noon. All relatives of Ch1·istian eroy. , Dean, Carol and Sheme Matdieport. Mr. Houdashelt is ~ and Mary Hart are especially tn- 1 They also visited the ge• son, Stewart Brewer, A n d Y covering from surgery perform- vited and should bring drinks graphical center of North Am· Spi'OIIse, Lat1schia and Elame ed in New York. and a basket lunch. erica at Rugby, N. Dak. Gates, Mike Nicholson, Stella Searles, Steve and B r e n d a Chapman, Glenda Johnson, Caol Shilling, Barbara Williams, Ernest Smith, Margie Herring, Mrs. Joanne White, owner and Glenda Deeter, Danny Johnson, operator of Beverly's Home of ' Judy Deeter. Donna Williams Beauty Salon in Middleport, reand Betty Sprouse. Accompany- cenlly attended the meetlog of I ing the group were Mr. and Affiliate II of the West Virgin· Mrs. Lloyd Dugan, Mr. and ia Cosmotologists and H a I r Mrs. Junior Coleman, Mr. and Dresser Association held a I Mrs. David Wiseman, Mrs. No- the Magic Mirror Beauty Shop ra Searles and Mr. and Mrs. in Point Pleasant, W. Va. IOYS AND GIRLS Glen Deeter. A talk and demonatralion on a new hair style, (called the Saddles and Straps, and Strollers, SHUT-IN'S ADDRESS Dandy) was given by Molly too. Boots high, Booto low, Frieads of Airman Larry Mit- Stevens, treasurer. The organichell and Judi Meredith Mitch- zalion agreed on a price ad· and Oxfords Sturdy. All iD the big ell, may reach them by add- jmlment for the Pl. Pleasant back-to-school assortment . resslng mall to Seymour John- area. by Poll· Parrotfor boya aud girls. · ' son Air Base Hospital, Golds- The president, Ruth Lewis, !'.' "' Before school bella rinc. · boro, North Carolina, where appointed committees including ; ·" bring them iD for new shoes. All so Larry is a patient, suffering Public Relations, Winnie Baugh, ,. carefully fitted. AU so from a back injuty receives iD Joanne While and Dodde Foran; · ,. -\1 dependable and well constructed. a swimming accldent last week. Membership, Karen Roush, Sue The Mitchells were married on Cottrill, Birdie Sauer: Educa99 99 M Visit the busy boys department FROM June t of this year. lion Committee, Barbara RobENTERS HOSPITAL erls, Thelma Blain and TooUe on Elberfelds first floor. See the Mrs. Eldon WUI entered HoJ.. Wilson. . ' ~;< zer hospital Saturday. Her room The next meeting will be ~·many popular styles in boys car ' Also complete line of "Brooks" Shoes for boyo. AU slzea. - Dodde Beauty Shop, 2lt E. held September t, 1963, at 6th· tho coats and jackets for fall and Widtbs A, B, C, D, E. aL, Pt. Pleasant. A •lyle s1iow Is being planned. winter wear. Pick one out now /Held' w,.- I MEIGS THEATRE ,.• • NOW YOU KNOW' It •'llky mHID1, 1M tera ••mash" rtfet'l to 1 miDure of cra1a, mohtues or 1u1u, wlta ••tor ond ye&at. II'• ferme•lo ed distilled to pnduet eillyl alciH!bol. t - ·~ ' e .. .. • ent1\1e 1.~-p ••f. p c; Dft!llled To Tlw lnfet'Nb OJ Tile Mei.,.Muon .4,_ I Andy Vaughan /s Honored 0 s· thday 1 :j, ,____ cLOsED . Thursday Afternoon MEIGS COUNTY FAIR Continuing Our August Clearance ·Sale 1 :u. I ml I I I I Jrs on COIN OP I I DRY CLEANING lQ $2 ROBINSON'S C,;. 0 ' o I 0 r" Cosmoto/ogisfs List committees For Activities bY t , 6· n~nn~bet;;ts~3112~.;;;r;;ll BOLD PICNIC Walt DllntY'o "MOON PILOTN Mr. and Mrs. L, .E . Tripiett Tom Tryon Brian Keith of Middleport held a plcnic dln(Technfeolor) ner SOntlay at their homit on ..,HI ~=-ICATI Gravel HID. Aitendlng·were Mr. DELINQUENT" ilnd Mrs, Frl!lklbi Triplett aDd leJTJ Lewll Mortba Byer children, Rlcl<y, Debbie a n d Cindy·; !IJra. 'ltichard Lo!lg aDd Thur..flrl. Au1. 15-16 ljaugbter,. Mindy; Mra. JoaiUIO "THI WAI LOYER" While ·and• chudren, Frank and With Steve MeQueea ud Robert Jmy,. lilid ll{r. tmd Mrs. Ken. -andaet11 ·~ ond'.chfldren, ~•McmtiA• lim, Jolift; Linda' aild Sh&r<ltl, ...1tlfl .. Bell w v .<Co TONIGHT w._ ~----------------------------------------------~~----~~-------~·~. ~. ,. ~ '. BIG SELECTIONS for BOYS and GIRLS School Clothing on the 1st and 2nd Floors At Elberfelds Pomeroy Select Your Boys' WINTER JACKET NOW! i J 4· I and take advantage of the early selection. '· SHOP. $URSDAl 9 A.M. TO 12 NOON FRIDAY . 9 to 5P.M.- SATUI\OAY 9 A.~ to,, 9 P.M A.M. . . ' Elb~rfelds . ' Po,n·eroy .. oio .. ~~~~~~--------------------------------------------------------~----~~~--------------~--------------------------- ~~~ ----------------~~--~ ~. ~~~~~ Scenes P'rom The No Settlement In I Hugheses Visit sr·othe'r, Make Wester To !:~i ~.O~L~XV~~N~O~·~I~03~------------------'~P~O~M~E~RO~Y~·~M~ID~~~E~PO~~~·~O~H~IO~~------T~H~U~R~SD~A~Y~,~A~U~G~US~T-1~5~,~19~6~3----- ~l --------------PR~~~f~IV~E~· ~C~~~~fl 1 I • Baker Is Retiring At Store Hope of a settlement in the Meigs Memorial Hospital. Inc., suit looked dim at II a. m. when figures iJr the recovery suit returned to the courtroom for further activit). It appeared for a while this morning that a settlement was in the offing. Prosecuting At- Fa.ir �. .... ' , • TlaP lluily ..flii~JntiiiPI In the months ahead President KennedY'S condurt of his office quite na· turaJI~ ~~oill colhe Under severe and unrelenting Republican gunfire. After all, the GOP waants the office, and ~ou do no• get it by argul~ that it is already well filled. But the Republicans might learn a rew hard l~I!Mlns rrom the Oemuctata' ta~tlcs In pursuing the office four yeats ago. It does nut eeem wtee tu try to define too ehtrl!ly what th~ o~ratfona of the prl!eldency ahou!d be. kennedy 1111!1111>1· ed thll when he wall on the outalde witching Owiaht D. Jlltaenbower conduct the uffl~e . And kenned~ ilaa wound u~ dotn1 man1 of the very eame things Elaenhower dta. !lor e11111111e, kennedy the campalllh· er 1\lii hllhfy critical of ttsenhown fbr his "tra~iltna dtplomac7 ." Visits to India, Jlluro.,. and eliewhere were aualled al eSii!iltilib u8elesa elletelst!s. but ken· ntdy hlmst!ll has jUIIt complet~d such a ttiiJ. !!:Isenhower ofteH was att.llrked fot not stayllll In Washington mote. '!'he charge was, Of course, that when he was out of to1\ln he was neglecting hla job. Compnatt~e ligures tndlflifi thtt I{ennedy Is gone ftotn the White llllust! at !!All! as much as Eisenhower. A good many ltepubllcans already have taken up !lntllar lasaults on ken~edy. If they Win the otn~e In 19114, the challc'* art GVttwhelll'llnl that tbty wiU .... . 'I! have to eat the same crow Kennedy ate when be got the job. What is involved here is more than just the technical fact that the White House in practical effect moves with the president wherever he aoes. 1'he point Is thai the presidency is in considerable part a display office. Lead· er~hl!l or this ~teat nation In 1968 end bey~lld Is not arcompllahed by chaining oneself to the White House desk as a virtual ptlsoher. Lt!tld@tlhlp consists In part of moving about, ot being seen, of Ulktng to peo· ple at home and abroad, of seetne thln&i first hand rather than simply reading tel!dtta or listening to emleurles. 'l'he White House In this age 11 a crucial cure of national and tree world life. llut II Ia nut an Island on 'vl\lcll a presl· dent must maroon hlmoelf. Today the gteat currents flow easily •lid swiftly around the globe. The leaders of all ~teat nations reco1niEe Ibis by hopping about coMtantly to meet their counterparts In other lands, to study .world probletris, to get the feel of things. Are we to suuest . seriously that In such an eta the President of the United Stites, the most powerful single execu· live on earth shoUld be the one Ieider to hold himself rigidly within four walla? When kennedy gained that power, he forgot his l!rttlclams of tlsenbower and chose to move about just ae the general had done. Wtillever follows Kennedy moat Ukely will do the aame. l . . ••o.ooo,ooo ..1 114 ' company to pick up the tab for his be&t friend's ex~~tnses, foo - and the cinema bosses said llo . . . A famous comedian Ia so broke from playing the dice tables •ltd other forms of gambUng, he can't affol'd to have his teeth fixed . . . . . Ethel Merman Is being a fairy sodmother to Jullenn~ Marie, who did "Gypsy" with her and now Is playing In "The Boys from Syracuse." LaMerm Is touting the Ingenue to movie company exec- \ Floodo Of ~ Nol ouay s Jr~e ical Renort r ' 1!: !~ ... ' ~k,:~:-.•:.~ ,....!d. _ .JI:. Mary June's BeautY ~d~: ~. Oile ~.... : : bear llofllrt Phone Wv 2-3672 !lit the ouulcle llbc@l, llild tllfli 'lttlible II, tonl4lm8 baS · tromped mud all over I be !oro ilten want to stay tbal WliJ,' · bouse, and wiped their grimy CoograluiaUons '"' llndlng tile bmda all mv BUelt towels. I pel'!~ IIIII! IVII6 4111111'1. = H. b~ tMUJfi 'deilerl 111 ibllul a...... 11o1p JUm! 1681 Lincoln Heights HAIR CUTS $1.25 It WII h ' I liD lieart, 11 and illlJ Ia IIW'IJ II! ilid Ullt llllilllil llilto achdGI, *ilich I bite, I IIglit · fi\tlnf dlllid ftilill m~J*IIIN. with ~ mother all the tlfue bel *b a tMittli1l6 twecll wblil cause 1 bate bouaework, .~~ llle, bid lb Nil - lilCl I h 0 ling up lD thf inonllftg, wdg tiiQa Wu afil and ltdflllli 111y ~. I lloa't 'llon't 111 itlll Wf(jtji; t IG¥1 .quit acblllll to· go to wlltll ~ ~ - ilut 1101 tfjjt !iWI7 cause I wouldn't like tbat et~ •t ill lllilll fial'l1• ShaD I .., er. bot I WILL ClG!IIIIder marI!Ylna altcJwm lit wbalt - rlage, I tl'l llli! bell tiol!l' Iii, tllld bt 16 jllm fiiRdbfi'ilib ' beat 00: fee, llon. WII4HII 1011'1'1 lit u Ill•• Whit ilnd SHAMPOO & SET ' ' •' til h. . . should I liicilc lilt? ~ MY~!~(A t Dear Myrna: 1111Jt lftliltilllba - lhd, Iii ;uut. La7 IJff · lhe hu~•· · lMt CUhli!IUltlij etldatlti)o tlili lilil'l for 1 jlqle IIWI wltlt 1 •truil " F Th c· · •l. I,. · t · Repor s rom e apt 0 lfl~,;;~'-~:;=I . od ttletilla hoiiJe T Ot qgtit B, PHD. NEWSOM ~·urelp Newt _l,tl . iaitietldlil till! ill!ltiil Jjj~ fiUI. A illllilfllt8t, or ~tirtiiilit tltet willlltlJ: 1 eomliilildl; tit,. ~. .~ _ ileUit!iillti tht lit -'l:tlli' whe WtD lilu! 1tie iidi ,, IEurope. Dear ltel@ll: 1¥11; 1s 11 tliilt buabands neio· leeill 10 ... ~ lfner pvor ~nl In what their wives ~ , ~eclllll!':'~'::t1 : 011'::, with the elindfl!lj Of a Jlllt ..... wttli i .il'lftl;nl'itiit't $ (wlier ~117 I'ill not it filftl, .~ 11 11 . . ~utfftlft1) or ~I-=!rjfiU..:: .11 ' @tell · tl:,1t ·· . VIews about locj! r.,-;;Uc11 ilt Fri. and Sat. August 16 and 17 ---- ---, = ':::== l:"f.. .,,..fit--· llhM .. I I M ' o · year: 1 .':.tern 18 • REGULAR $ -= ETHYL TRADE-IN Off• J' f: = 't::u:/: ,g___ . ~ J~Qhilli' lb\\~~~~::5~~ === ~=:::::::::~~"j. td ~------------------ Edilor, ag *· ~~u~: ~~~:~~;nmtb·~I ~ ~~=.;::;~ A - ft It Jlllflble . ""=t.(j_i~-= •' •' :• 8eIIamy Rep}aces Corey TV'sEleventhHour· prowam c· • DUE TO STORM DAMAGES WE WERE CLOSED ONE WEEK haek and • belp .,allblml mind. And rna;' Henen - it The Gotman dl!CISIOil to become oettin& in Bonn a signatory to the pattlalle.t .~ ll.te ol tilt ii'holil <i Jltj,;jp;;, to tit!! pltk lilt tlte . aitil'tiillllif stan~. a threutory residence ol , a_.nont .... over Do liiullt!'i . Tbli jj lli4l ~ whtoil.hil _ lt clean white lines end quiet ele- oppbolllon and led to ladllllili 1ft lielp;;d. 10 ltteJI ii. S. flltfiil _til iliir Heloti: g,n,~. It ;1 called tho Paia11 French newspaper! that Ftinet tlurope and ~u. biWli 11101tllittl- 'l'eH ffll!1 ~thy dcltis ~III'Y4111~ 3<h>UOlbUf1. I """ stand! •.solated. tDi flj!!lllr. _Ill u. s. Jiiilll(4li'l .ill u; "Dtm'l IIW't1 • lotil-intie In ;II w·tl>drawn oelling only i lbltto agrtcullul'Al pllllcles flit ~dlmilldilottlliiililllilillft bielielat - hti'i !btl oet lJi lil8 the 101d!ero ot the west Genllaft thO Cllmtitcm Matket and Ill IIi Iii Goi'MlliiJ. Alill II will dleUtt Wll)li.'' 1 ftlliti'led jjjje lilCl he Ropubllc •llndinl at thr gatet deslri! that 8rlWil also be bl'bliihl ciitilloil 111 tlie oltidy 01 itH!Ii IIi' 11 lho ~ iiWi .Jn hflli. give tt the lljJpearaJJCO of more . into tlte Ewilpean l!OilljfijU[lly •I n<il ptOjiltllli ao I ililll'......fill Iill! ltl 11 ;em illY iMildt 1114 I!~!~ lilatb~:: ~~t!'!! 11 ~.. loWi _he lhan pa"'LI importance. 1 West. Getlllaby. also ;tl!lida Ill pad bi!t- tiM IIA'M, aM lVII- treats me iike 8 baby. lie Is lfl1 , But il is, in fact, tho lllficlal l sWbtiarn Ojipl!sltlilll to De Gaulle.:aaw Pad ruitlcrns for fear tllat •j ev~bli a Woiilin ~~llld l po~ ~NV'- :-1m residrli<e ol the \\'est Getman ' And theM! are the -RiOIIe olio. will """"' recoJiftllll!ll of Wldtl: twidStiin~, cb~tllltfiJ, tiM· scM - 'btal_ ~ m fl NIID1) . c/Jan.,.llor and from Hio a di!gtee whlcll lll8y t!OlJvll1ce De Gaulle Comnnllllit ll:tlol Ge'rnany, . !fd!tate - and l'\le nev~t Jiet!li lied ~ys ~~ I mt lbll _..., which woold ~··• been deemed that he and hi! alone can ~ \ It oDUld be, o lie<irfUll1' of I .any eleanet 1ft I h t b~ I ~ =~ imp<Jsslble :15 yeah ago rodlllteo . France through the tmmedmte Slat•. Dean ~sk 1J<>pes, _that the li , . . . an ,~0 ...,.,. .,.. the de<llsilma "'I.years ahead. partial tM bili tteatY. can lielji . k~ lie liM .. we 1!011111 ~au. •.,r; •••Jo• w•oter'ft po;vet. In lhe years .since the Weal Ger- "fraU and fearful mankind" take . the UDI4! Wtruagt, lliiW cill I · n may ,. the forct lvhli!IJ de- man Federal Rejlublici caMe Into illothet step tllward world peace. S leatti It aeem:.lll• as lily ltulo termlnes whelhol' p,...~Mt~t Cliarl- ' bellli Iii IM9, the United States aut_ other . factors WhiCb b81oo brltid,':"t_ T - WANTS TO .. De Gaulle of France decides carelull; hoi lluttuftd Wkl Ger- dlYided iutopl lhj fl1d "' aiJb . B!'J "" ..,.UAL to seek a scond term. · man public opinion. World War 11 remain. Dear Want.: ~ tty? ToUt hUslilbd liiH It, mote tho France, will de)'oU the wlij YoiJ ait!. lt'i beet te'mme the !tllute cobl'Se of the I· ft.. Ad ,..., Letlef to ihll Maydt 11ki that male llid fefi'ljje ~ Ew opean Common Markel. u,..n poltlbl ar~ 11@\i~ tllt Ulliii,· inll ~•ill in these dayo of cautious ' and Council, or Chambers of tiUil tHe ~ llt 0 hll!Pf mit• hopt for a world more at .... Commerce, of both towns: ... rtqe ts the ffiU!Uid uMMttafttli "''th it•clf, the United States wiU · II bu been 'l'!lte a niUilbet ing !hit t11ey aftm'l. II , y,U 1~ !!••~ take eareful "''"'dings of opinion HOU..YWOOD ttJPil _ \then I press his frlendt with his deW>ilon ~ lelftiled id "lhittli lllt8" j 6U t at tli<' PalaJS Schaumburg before , "~e Eleventh llollr'' returns to to his new role. fro':'~ e.!s ol town, mile, .II Wotild lie lUte tii\'ldj proce<dmll further m any effort teM\IIsl<ltl ill ~ tile iiii!ll~ I "i recogm. 1 l'lllild liev _ · 1e tuitltlitt ntfin lti tiM! lidtlll4lll to rea•h agreement with the So- ultiiJa vl- !My . ~ that Wen: learn enough about p!lfChtatr, : :~~~~~wond:. lfr !'""!'bii!ID that wasn't his plU'JIOie lD fillll; v1et . UnJOll beyond the present ~n Cot'fjr bas bee!! repllll!ed iri l be any ldnd df an autliiJrl!ji.'' t.e ba .• , .l!lttO tlll g, r;·Idll you. parbat nuclear test ban treaty. ItlH! 8llttrlns role by- Ralph sa~a. "'that·• jUSt lo61tliUiesl. or ve com~ • ~ em 'l'liougli ateil enlti;' cilltd; Ui 1(., fo Slabltlly sett.dty. . t don't waat to he Uko ttie 1M' ~rass as oi IIi0 a h HW.. . scilWbi'itdl!d (llid lmtft jill For Germany 18 • the pr~!e of 1 'l'1uJ rrtti;' 1101 set wed Wll~ the with a smattering of knowledge I · sl~ · the lg pljji II lor all It'I WGi'lll), letlio Europe, and remams ~· '' ha• fllitck; fltil wli~ objects to lltf Jj;r •Ito lio& ltOUild bri9l0 raillb&s ~~wilY . ~ iillf w8 ate~~'! lib dUlhli! 'rMN be<D througb modem hiStory !be ' . , ...,,u 1-'• ". . ana down not .,...,led, ol u '""icMt fellolli ptil Hlo lild 111'0 ke to fl:uro n stability. 11111 fiSYcnmt ... m I making .,...,....: But I did .mil fashioned street llghtirill: H~\f ~. IH . .. . . . . : - !lP G!:J: ho .ealed hi.! Tradlne ··~ heroes I!'OI1nd i veterab s hospital to !lee ~ can {ou attract ~!st. cit 4;9- tal!t ~...and &ifdi u; ~!W'• or •· w · a IIIUcltf llislliiMi II tbe worlt pl)'thlllrltto m ..,inl 1 . . . ·. . -'""' due ,.,,; Pill tWo Inc! ""' Ito Franco · German acc<Jid with •1 IICII v~ -lltid was ....,._ ill' what 1 ...; ~ .. eep llie Y ~ l""'l"e geu..r, add, stiblrlei nltlllljllt, kiois for Chancellor Konrad Aden. ~Maft9'l~" ll6rMI "And 1 wot l!lii'P'llod lo .it., owylnjj_here? lliefebu bl!ftiiW a lilt .a a1141 &llllli .. auer, the coutse of >vertts silO~ ' a iUY Ita~ IIAJI!trt . . coftl' bow mlllly wrltoro, dine- ~Uve In llr glltg I witli I IOIU!Ioii. IL . . lui January bao been • dlsatJ- aflM dinl OatiOft b•<lttd OIJI ttrn lOl1d ..,lora - . c l wllb here. I could see why not. . '1'ljJj c!Gldlflfj fj &!ilfa!M' M poinllllC!nl. I . A lt!W t!lll'l WI dtillkl lli ftlllllly iltlllll, illl 11 .,.."tf 11af,; ln the preamble to the occotd the it9'l._ tho shcnl have tmder(Ollf IJI1Ch- provldtllg more work to keep . · trGuliJe .!.':." "'""' approved by the iVe;t Gl!l'IIllln i 01! .tltt lillie~. -hand. . analyoll • Mpe<J•UJ the Writers !he town till 16 dtte, 1 tielleve let ~ j;'~ fitj' Bunde!ta~ the Geftrulni made I acmtelldll!s n- Jtlunl' i a~~ .directors. ltcJidd maltt the l!ltltml jltiltid !lite \tl1l all8 'll'tlc4llllt J/NI 1 ve nove< been to a poycbJ. of lftelt tNHne 1111111, <lear llteir continued devotioD to 1ment hu been .Upped pa8l · ' A .,.. De Gaulle'S own jtand desigiOs for r~ ~'Ltisi<':''. Til~ Orilf!UII :lrlltl'm~.~t wl: ::w~ MiRY l!ltiM jltlllbWI ..... ~~;~·= 11141; .. ;; lll haB lllrll - retffld ore m . •oo• " • up Wl!!!l; WileN pt!fljl!e o~ P· 1 may dilcovor that, 1 ~ to ttaJ1)I ~tililt lfl@ll' ltollllfl and ri from atten!la", gtsndolar dtaor- , _ Ill ~get. to;;o ~:.• .., _ .. del• dt sblne dJttary dell<len- dllg!. . . underjo anlliJola, too. atofi!i tiiNI cldll y~tts, . ey. til otliet& the . ditillli m~st be (lile llllcHI!fUI tt$1aHf!Mitt I 1141118 fro not Ninll IIIII llYl!h liMo ocler, M well ail aeo stltlglit Itt <llltflf deep,.seated eft>. John Mclllllrt, w~~ lllllli for illtii'llll liJo erllleif, fHit llliftlfii ,oot, fill. lilallraces of toOd, atirll81i Yirolional disturban~t. fll most In- wagon ma!tl!t Oft Wagon lnd lffiid ki1lm •netll siiUAIUoft1 IIIII tnliYfitl lillltl which yllfl don•! stanl!~s the diges!We ttaet to!- foUowiDg the death ol Ward Bond. bo liciiJbiM!d tllllt tldtfl lomebody can get thll1141 rllf. WaDI lD t1111t ~I le ~ orates these substance• tf tltey I'IMibo ed- ~.. detergeni suds alter each Inti for "dear 'ole liOi!ierot, Olin to wash aU tlil eruntl.lllil are not actually polsoOOUil. S'll'al· Corey ..w out '" 'Hte . session - using a surf brush where I spent moot of IIIJ ipllls from the stOve aDd filjj,. ,lOWing gulflls ptabaffly as hatlft- ' tnlh Hour to make movies. on any chemical caked Inside. youlll and acltoot y;;atl, de\ shlltn ~ l!'cb meaL 0111 .less an Idt<Myn<;tasy as ' o u Ileft NBC 11lth Jit!k . Rinse with plenty of water and 1!61i@ft It C04!I Anti gtrl the. llread loGI an4 'could ast fcJr. ~·~·olliu!_ thoroughly before reuse or 2018 Dieter St. tiOlltln ~ tltaroulh ~ t _!~ 1 • ..,... st. Paul t, lfllln. oince M Weill. q _ t •ne • blood ptes.ur• l steady .. ]rm~t~ VPI $1.50 .. · ltiiiiillli II lid "Ad111!1 iiil;•• 16 _.._.I .. '· I Invited lbout 15 il6men til i baby sl!tlWeP, lnd I b e ~ .toiildn;l trade mJi1e tor all llli .. brought along a total of 21 bandsome young men Ia 1 b e omall children. You should have HAPPY BACII&seen my pHtty fiower IM!tll, llld my . . . thll mob LOR'S WIFE 1.., w- .. loves and apprtelllthk hodll!, and me. ·• I II;' to all YIUIII woiiWIIt a lll!ar Uelen1 vetjl hl&ll IIIMd p<«!lllln arid ' a sb~ illu* 11 " Sy ltayae G. llnnd.WI, M.ii. IIUChinl pepperminl lozenleo your lhJr<lld II notalfault 10111' .not be aware til any ~fjlomt l "Mf llrsHIIIPulll Ill lbe Q - !lor lite Iaiii .. · oevenl will help but medicoted looen• doctor Jnar 1taJB 'w 11'1 d of ·at all 8\d ~lOlls wltit high :.,._ tltii.J Jo• Ulo mOIIIhs mr throat haa been dry,. ges. and candy that contai!lll glt tlte estr...., preparations tdl'• blood ·ptem!llte 4rf 11fWt .w~ry l 'No.' Noboelf In lltil prol-"1 I have used camphor to swa~ . cer1n shOuld not be used. It lS arlan hotmllllll). teltll! tlM!y fttqU«~dy bne a lie_1<1 follow-. "'''.~roal lor rehel. Is camphor !aiiiO hnpotiant to avoid stress morning h~Wclfe wlOIOb !HitiJI'l! j l UKotl wbal ! h.! ,ilia '"' illjlii10UI to tiM throat? . ot !ltteBstto~ netvOUi t~n!IIJn. 41 - 1 u.. lleiN fl po41111t lllkely to be caused by theit nn• shoW.~ thalo wbj 1 A - DrJ .... Of tile throat bavlng a cravin8 fGr 1 u e h \votls ten8lou tluitl by their bldlld it. lltliliY. ,.., be due !AI chranid lrriW.Iion II - Aly illllolrliif petlods tldnif 11 Plaslet ., ettr bUt 1 IlftiiUri. SUdl dttli• as H8el" . A_touch ol JlilUiit, rom a pootnual drip. U •hll have alwar• come OYety U to....,, • dllfeNiltllfdl*fn, 111111 plile liiiJtaltlalile mtly .IJI! Ptf' ihli .now .16b:, ~·-• ~ preseat It should be •eate~~• :tG. days bul "ln tho lao& ~bree oot preJ1118nl but 1 t!U'I ....,e ,scttptiMj ~Ush bdtll a iJtiO ~tt,~ ~hot will not harm I ~ • monthe the cydea were Ill tlaro, dii!Wh•l IUID IIJOne, 1 e11ew the 1towerlnJ ol iitl lll<ll!d lll'e8SUft : ~ ,,;. , libl'' - 1 lNl the medlanleal el- tbin i2 dayo, then il dll)'o. Wltllt 11J11t IIIII Of H tlll!n eat tM ref! liid a !lsllenllil rA tilltv141U• ten- ' ~ · , ·, ·: : · &11!1 ol patine a ""''l_.....,... ...u1d ~ ldt! lrriiJlllariiJT by otretcbln& It over my IOJW' iloll. ' ·cl i!CIIolll .,.., lbe lltrNt Wlil A - ~ ol tlio ftlolia. II ltld llfaiWinlllliP tllrtllla. Th _ ... J lht to eumate the condl- Inial perlodo lo '!Milt liuo to WW 11 11 lillY r.nn 111 eonu- PIHl!e Nllll Jilt ~ 1 --... """ a F'ioito""·wn·•;.• don. Wbjo not llSO the campltlr ,._ mi1.J ....ballte ill I b 1 lltlo habit? W - - f$ lit. fl~ 4J, ol lilt . eitJ ...., • I, _ -11 (or eucalJpiMI or belWiill) in atanM o1 tm.na1 ~lion. U , _ ...,.....,_ •'*liD- lihMi~kM.d., llleatflil'""l"" Wit'- p~, "Tiwo =~~ a lleadl vaporlteo' and Inhale yf1ifl lh)lroid llllllviiJ Iii IIINr .,.., not ordllllrll7 cOIIIIilelll fQet'- ,._ . tit. ......_:Jbt," wltle ~lid l..,p, a tfli ~ lllniotl, tGII .., nelll to te Ill ftOd, ne wuJpillo . . - U N illdlvfMIIediit; W'1tio't ...., ...,....., lilllabla shtltlld 1M! a'ldldtltf. IIIII lltytllloles'lta<!l. 'llilt lfllllld twel'J, 11111t JllfOplo Who llll•e :lf IIIJiadfll'l!t letU!l'A It f•llfr• , Nti· llllllltitl...,, ~mJ ~ ,._. Ill bd lhea re-allbllab 111''1'11• Jl•lllll illltMI* .......... II lllartR ....... ""••• (nol , _ • • , . , . , lo . 'f'"11 , - , - ~--. houM, He Wetoome AI . iltoftn rumor: Ava Gatdner planning Maine, the,. say. Js. _not Mal1ne the last 1Jllce ydll'd send ONo bullfl&hteti U1 8anillte.) . -.":7: 'thetfltsoon a sh~~ll~ ot star names In lltar·hapPY Las Like all the other blg show bl~ Venas Is llndlnt th~t really gotHI "name acta, with draWing power, are too hard to fltld. . our FBI was lnvelitllailng the Christine Keeler case here for I!Oislble subversive acllvitlee as long ago as last J.anuary, before the l'rofumo eue roc'l!l!d E:ngland. It wali iiMiher wUd coihcldence In the fantastic saga: believe II or not, a well-known Wall Street brokerage Utm hu an employe named stt-uben ward, who Is the same age as the late Umdoll osteopath, and the tarefillaleuthll checked him out under the lmprlillalon that he llllght be the stir of the vll!l! scandal .. Laleil chapter In a Clncl~tella story: Woillworth Donahue's e&tranged wlf~1 Judy, a former l'alm Beach cockt811 waitress, Ia repotttci to bave turned dnwn a divorce aettletnellt offer of something like a flat million d~lltitl and ~0;· 000 a year whether abe lilirtlea agiUn or not. .Connie Stevens, the teeugers' den,ht, 11 IH!Ittg rushed by Jim Stsey ... ltOiletl Preston has been ccnterrlll& with Alan J1y l..emet. (AboUt "1 l>tcki!d A Illllsf'l? . . "'l'om Jones," tile ntiV fllclt starting Albett F'lnney,ls dolilg sueh ter· rlfic business in Landon that you ha~e t0 have patience and endurance to see it. The lines at tbe theatre ao around and arounll the bl011k. Naturally, the forthcomln' World's Fair has caught the ima&inahon of the Tin Pan Alley boy1. More than two do.. en songs salutlna the event, !Uive been published - among them ditties with suoh breath-takinl titlee as "You're the World's Fllretll," "Fare Thee Well, 9ee You At The r11r," and "'l'be Fair of '84 Will Be the Fairest fl!ver More" ... Actually. tile mny goOd "fait" song - - of aboUt 2118 l!lll!!t Ill tht lime. : Ute liktll "Meet Mj! Ill St. LoUis, lAIIIe" - wasll't 1 fe<;l depressed 1~ the motn- \ roll up his cooch, whlcb · he did logs alld •hlart hOillf a Mad- ill !lie beiH!f YliWM Wllllld t1ot wrlttefi for a fair, but for a mo~e. acht when I get (l!ft of bed but I •~ filM, •d IIi! sttteta f<Jt as tlie day glle8 t1n I tee! better. :1~ f'"~ • ....... . d ' lr HelN lettel IJI , park· like 1, DOROTHY KILOALLIN Jottings In l'encti 1\tiUie Perlnns, recently divorced from lll)lll !lt~kwell, may soon be read) for another try at ntatl'la~e. A wealIll~ young thl e!!late mall lllttned stuart Clihen Is ill the lead for her iffectlona, l!ut he hu a rival, ltoiiert Keljeln .... gome 101!1\l!publlcans have a very deep slrateiY going for them. They think the Jlt!tieal Answer to all the party's ptobl~llills lhlll simple: let Governor lWcb· feile,r and Barry Goldwater fight It out ulltllthe strategic moment, then glveJ!ll I!Mtioll "the most logical cilridldate; tllcll_lfd M. Nixon Peace Tre~ty filumbet 'l'wo with the llusslalls Ill beln• driff.' ad already - hot In Washlnii\oil, as you ltiight have sUpP.Jsed, but a1 the .Harvaid taw &:llo~l . 'l'he David Merrirl!tl' lilfant daugbter, whose life hung by a tbl't!ad 11!r several weeks after her premature birth, Is now a healthy sevenl!(iunder, out of the Incubator and out ol aanMet. By the tllilll, "How To Succeed'' beins ItS thltd tm on Broadway loll Oct. 4) the IIIU8ldl will ha"e grosaed ll)ore thllll trotn air )lroducllons llete and abtvad , .... Incidentally, the rtitlollll cotdlllltf uf "Succeed" opened in Lot Angefh io rave reviews, With C!l'ltlcl sayllljJ the show Is as good as the otigirull 1Jrildti~on, if not better. 'l'hete'i a reaeon for the lllglt quality of the road ahowa; prtJdUI!l!rs F'euer and Martin ftt.juently fly out to rehearse the colllpilnle~ alld check 1111 on them when they>re P.laylq cities far from 'l'itnea squat,. Very few priJIIucers do that nowadays ... _!lob Zucbrt, son of tile 8ed'ttiry of the Air torce, and Sandy Culbeti!Mln, who started In the lee Capadea allow, will waltz down the aisle In D'cemllet. Brollhnr suesalilg game: A wotldfamoUIIfWYle star, i pln-up type, II ' ••· pedilt« a baby bUt doesll't know biiiV to announce it. She's between husbands . One of the ace pitchers for a major leaglle bail team came close to making heaCilines on Uth Atenue late the other night. ltoari.ng ~runk, he ehallenged aome toUIIh-lookin,, knife..,arryinJ cliar•cters in a corner bar, and could ·have been clashed to death if he hadn't been saved by a sober and respectable citizen who happened to recognize him. One ill the most Vivacious of the Broadway leading !~dies Is suffering from anemia The reason why a famous European director llln'l c~•.11ng to the U!iited Statts to promote Ills newellt movie is off·beat. He lnntM thf film n fleleiJ Ilelp _ Us! · Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting jll .. ,., .... \ . ! 1 I ~ otihe, T )~ ' H 2,?ally Se!ttlnel, PolnetiiJ·~ ~" ''It May Be lrrele\lont ond lmmciterit'l' But Congratulations Mr. Dollglas!" Mobile Presidents '· ., ' ;• eOMMENJMJ!IO EDIT,9RIALLY f ~ • •• • .... ' "*"'" M Wedofaday attendance at Meigs County Fair Will 1,3Ztl, ofllclala aald. , • .t , .. _ 1• Thts brought total paid attenIAI"t. JUJTM II d8J11ce for the first two days of ,. .1/1., 1 Centennial Fair to 2,913. • furw.t/I.IJ ~.. Fair Board officials said 538 persoM paid to enter durllng I FOR SALON RESULTS II m:,: the daytime wec~nesctay and paid last night. There WITH OGILVIE 11,. 211 ears parked inolde lite M. r -- \'!.!~· sav• ALSO DOUBLE STAMPS OFFER c..u,...., ..I.. .............. ,. VISIT OUR NEW PREMIUM ROOM JUST INSTALLED Don't mlaa thla . ··-·····...··· _ / W: f .,--- - •' SH THE MANY BEAUTIFUL .Glm YOU REaiYE WITH THE ' DANCE PROFIT SHARING DIVIDEND STAMPS COMPANY I On•Stop Setvice . See All the New ' RYS • Restaurant • Clean Rest Rooms Finest ,Products - Fairest .Prices - For The Finest People .': ·Oh Display At The . ,· f'A .~t(;, S CO. FAIR .,' ', ' r . ,. ·•·. By GS, s:,236 '. \;,~'· HOME PERMANENT II grauernda.....':ct~C:t.,.,.ter-l· OHI~R aflemoon brqugbt • atiia- of II, ttiad 42'1 paid to euler lhe .9 .9 Two-Day Count At Fair Stands On 2,913 Paid I•· rttt~c . · ~··· ' l .1;:( ,f {··> �. .... ' , • TlaP lluily ..flii~JntiiiPI In the months ahead President KennedY'S condurt of his office quite na· turaJI~ ~~oill colhe Under severe and unrelenting Republican gunfire. After all, the GOP waants the office, and ~ou do no• get it by argul~ that it is already well filled. But the Republicans might learn a rew hard l~I!Mlns rrom the Oemuctata' ta~tlcs In pursuing the office four yeats ago. It does nut eeem wtee tu try to define too ehtrl!ly what th~ o~ratfona of the prl!eldency ahou!d be. kennedy 1111!1111>1· ed thll when he wall on the outalde witching Owiaht D. Jlltaenbower conduct the uffl~e . And kenned~ ilaa wound u~ dotn1 man1 of the very eame things Elaenhower dta. !lor e11111111e, kennedy the campalllh· er 1\lii hllhfy critical of ttsenhown fbr his "tra~iltna dtplomac7 ." Visits to India, Jlluro.,. and eliewhere were aualled al eSii!iltilib u8elesa elletelst!s. but ken· ntdy hlmst!ll has jUIIt complet~d such a ttiiJ. !!:Isenhower ofteH was att.llrked fot not stayllll In Washington mote. '!'he charge was, Of course, that when he was out of to1\ln he was neglecting hla job. Compnatt~e ligures tndlflifi thtt I{ennedy Is gone ftotn the White llllust! at !!All! as much as Eisenhower. A good many ltepubllcans already have taken up !lntllar lasaults on ken~edy. If they Win the otn~e In 19114, the challc'* art GVttwhelll'llnl that tbty wiU .... . 'I! have to eat the same crow Kennedy ate when be got the job. What is involved here is more than just the technical fact that the White House in practical effect moves with the president wherever he aoes. 1'he point Is thai the presidency is in considerable part a display office. Lead· er~hl!l or this ~teat nation In 1968 end bey~lld Is not arcompllahed by chaining oneself to the White House desk as a virtual ptlsoher. Lt!tld@tlhlp consists In part of moving about, ot being seen, of Ulktng to peo· ple at home and abroad, of seetne thln&i first hand rather than simply reading tel!dtta or listening to emleurles. 'l'he White House In this age 11 a crucial cure of national and tree world life. llut II Ia nut an Island on 'vl\lcll a presl· dent must maroon hlmoelf. Today the gteat currents flow easily •lid swiftly around the globe. The leaders of all ~teat nations reco1niEe Ibis by hopping about coMtantly to meet their counterparts In other lands, to study .world probletris, to get the feel of things. Are we to suuest . seriously that In such an eta the President of the United Stites, the most powerful single execu· live on earth shoUld be the one Ieider to hold himself rigidly within four walla? When kennedy gained that power, he forgot his l!rttlclams of tlsenbower and chose to move about just ae the general had done. Wtillever follows Kennedy moat Ukely will do the aame. l . . ••o.ooo,ooo ..1 114 ' company to pick up the tab for his be&t friend's ex~~tnses, foo - and the cinema bosses said llo . . . A famous comedian Ia so broke from playing the dice tables •ltd other forms of gambUng, he can't affol'd to have his teeth fixed . . . . . Ethel Merman Is being a fairy sodmother to Jullenn~ Marie, who did "Gypsy" with her and now Is playing In "The Boys from Syracuse." LaMerm Is touting the Ingenue to movie company exec- \ Floodo Of ~ Nol ouay s Jr~e ical Renort r ' 1!: !~ ... ' ~k,:~:-.•:.~ ,....!d. _ .JI:. Mary June's BeautY ~d~: ~. Oile ~.... : : bear llofllrt Phone Wv 2-3672 !lit the ouulcle llbc@l, llild tllfli 'lttlible II, tonl4lm8 baS · tromped mud all over I be !oro ilten want to stay tbal WliJ,' · bouse, and wiped their grimy CoograluiaUons '"' llndlng tile bmda all mv BUelt towels. I pel'!~ IIIII! IVII6 4111111'1. = H. b~ tMUJfi 'deilerl 111 ibllul a...... 11o1p JUm! 1681 Lincoln Heights HAIR CUTS $1.25 It WII h ' I liD lieart, 11 and illlJ Ia IIW'IJ II! ilid Ullt llllilllil llilto achdGI, *ilich I bite, I IIglit · fi\tlnf dlllid ftilill m~J*IIIN. with ~ mother all the tlfue bel *b a tMittli1l6 twecll wblil cause 1 bate bouaework, .~~ llle, bid lb Nil - lilCl I h 0 ling up lD thf inonllftg, wdg tiiQa Wu afil and ltdflllli 111y ~. I lloa't 'llon't 111 itlll Wf(jtji; t IG¥1 .quit acblllll to· go to wlltll ~ ~ - ilut 1101 tfjjt !iWI7 cause I wouldn't like tbat et~ •t ill lllilll fial'l1• ShaD I .., er. bot I WILL ClG!IIIIder marI!Ylna altcJwm lit wbalt - rlage, I tl'l llli! bell tiol!l' Iii, tllld bt 16 jllm fiiRdbfi'ilib ' beat 00: fee, llon. WII4HII 1011'1'1 lit u Ill•• Whit ilnd SHAMPOO & SET ' ' •' til h. . . should I liicilc lilt? ~ MY~!~(A t Dear Myrna: 1111Jt lftliltilllba - lhd, Iii ;uut. La7 IJff · lhe hu~•· · lMt CUhli!IUltlij etldatlti)o tlili lilil'l for 1 jlqle IIWI wltlt 1 •truil " F Th c· · •l. I,. · t · Repor s rom e apt 0 lfl~,;;~'-~:;=I . od ttletilla hoiiJe T Ot qgtit B, PHD. NEWSOM ~·urelp Newt _l,tl . iaitietldlil till! ill!ltiil Jjj~ fiUI. A illllilfllt8t, or ~tirtiiilit tltet willlltlJ: 1 eomliilildl; tit,. ~. .~ _ ileUit!iillti tht lit -'l:tlli' whe WtD lilu! 1tie iidi ,, IEurope. Dear ltel@ll: 1¥11; 1s 11 tliilt buabands neio· leeill 10 ... ~ lfner pvor ~nl In what their wives ~ , ~eclllll!':'~'::t1 : 011'::, with the elindfl!lj Of a Jlllt ..... wttli i .il'lftl;nl'itiit't $ (wlier ~117 I'ill not it filftl, .~ 11 11 . . ~utfftlft1) or ~I-=!rjfiU..:: .11 ' @tell · tl:,1t ·· . VIews about locj! r.,-;;Uc11 ilt Fri. and Sat. August 16 and 17 ---- ---, = ':::== l:"f.. .,,..fit--· llhM .. I I M ' o · year: 1 .':.tern 18 • REGULAR $ -= ETHYL TRADE-IN Off• J' f: = 't::u:/: ,g___ . ~ J~Qhilli' lb\\~~~~::5~~ === ~=:::::::::~~"j. td ~------------------ Edilor, ag *· ~~u~: ~~~:~~;nmtb·~I ~ ~~=.;::;~ A - ft It Jlllflble . ""=t.(j_i~-= •' •' :• 8eIIamy Rep}aces Corey TV'sEleventhHour· prowam c· • DUE TO STORM DAMAGES WE WERE CLOSED ONE WEEK haek and • belp .,allblml mind. And rna;' Henen - it The Gotman dl!CISIOil to become oettin& in Bonn a signatory to the pattlalle.t .~ ll.te ol tilt ii'holil <i Jltj,;jp;;, to tit!! pltk lilt tlte . aitil'tiillllif stan~. a threutory residence ol , a_.nont .... over Do liiullt!'i . Tbli jj lli4l ~ whtoil.hil _ lt clean white lines end quiet ele- oppbolllon and led to ladllllili 1ft lielp;;d. 10 ltteJI ii. S. flltfiil _til iliir Heloti: g,n,~. It ;1 called tho Paia11 French newspaper! that Ftinet tlurope and ~u. biWli 11101tllittl- 'l'eH ffll!1 ~thy dcltis ~III'Y4111~ 3<h>UOlbUf1. I """ stand! •.solated. tDi flj!!lllr. _Ill u. s. Jiiilll(4li'l .ill u; "Dtm'l IIW't1 • lotil-intie In ;II w·tl>drawn oelling only i lbltto agrtcullul'Al pllllcles flit ~dlmilldilottlliiililllilillft bielielat - hti'i !btl oet lJi lil8 the 101d!ero ot the west Genllaft thO Cllmtitcm Matket and Ill IIi Iii Goi'MlliiJ. Alill II will dleUtt Wll)li.'' 1 ftlliti'led jjjje lilCl he Ropubllc •llndinl at thr gatet deslri! that 8rlWil also be bl'bliihl ciitilloil 111 tlie oltidy 01 itH!Ii IIi' 11 lho ~ iiWi .Jn hflli. give tt the lljJpearaJJCO of more . into tlte Ewilpean l!OilljfijU[lly •I n<il ptOjiltllli ao I ililll'......fill Iill! ltl 11 ;em illY iMildt 1114 I!~!~ lilatb~:: ~~t!'!! 11 ~.. loWi _he lhan pa"'LI importance. 1 West. Getlllaby. also ;tl!lida Ill pad bi!t- tiM IIA'M, aM lVII- treats me iike 8 baby. lie Is lfl1 , But il is, in fact, tho lllficlal l sWbtiarn Ojipl!sltlilll to De Gaulle.:aaw Pad ruitlcrns for fear tllat •j ev~bli a Woiilin ~~llld l po~ ~NV'- :-1m residrli<e ol the \\'est Getman ' And theM! are the -RiOIIe olio. will """"' recoJiftllll!ll of Wldtl: twidStiin~, cb~tllltfiJ, tiM· scM - 'btal_ ~ m fl NIID1) . c/Jan.,.llor and from Hio a di!gtee whlcll lll8y t!OlJvll1ce De Gaulle Comnnllllit ll:tlol Ge'rnany, . !fd!tate - and l'\le nev~t Jiet!li lied ~ys ~~ I mt lbll _..., which woold ~··• been deemed that he and hi! alone can ~ \ It oDUld be, o lie<irfUll1' of I .any eleanet 1ft I h t b~ I ~ =~ imp<Jsslble :15 yeah ago rodlllteo . France through the tmmedmte Slat•. Dean ~sk 1J<>pes, _that the li , . . . an ,~0 ...,.,. .,.. the de<llsilma "'I.years ahead. partial tM bili tteatY. can lielji . k~ lie liM .. we 1!011111 ~au. •.,r; •••Jo• w•oter'ft po;vet. In lhe years .since the Weal Ger- "fraU and fearful mankind" take . the UDI4! Wtruagt, lliiW cill I · n may ,. the forct lvhli!IJ de- man Federal Rejlublici caMe Into illothet step tllward world peace. S leatti It aeem:.lll• as lily ltulo termlnes whelhol' p,...~Mt~t Cliarl- ' bellli Iii IM9, the United States aut_ other . factors WhiCb b81oo brltid,':"t_ T - WANTS TO .. De Gaulle of France decides carelull; hoi lluttuftd Wkl Ger- dlYided iutopl lhj fl1d "' aiJb . B!'J "" ..,.UAL to seek a scond term. · man public opinion. World War 11 remain. Dear Want.: ~ tty? ToUt hUslilbd liiH It, mote tho France, will de)'oU the wlij YoiJ ait!. lt'i beet te'mme the !tllute cobl'Se of the I· ft.. Ad ,..., Letlef to ihll Maydt 11ki that male llid fefi'ljje ~ Ew opean Common Markel. u,..n poltlbl ar~ 11@\i~ tllt Ulliii,· inll ~•ill in these dayo of cautious ' and Council, or Chambers of tiUil tHe ~ llt 0 hll!Pf mit• hopt for a world more at .... Commerce, of both towns: ... rtqe ts the ffiU!Uid uMMttafttli "''th it•clf, the United States wiU · II bu been 'l'!lte a niUilbet ing !hit t11ey aftm'l. II , y,U 1~ !!••~ take eareful "''"'dings of opinion HOU..YWOOD ttJPil _ \then I press his frlendt with his deW>ilon ~ lelftiled id "lhittli lllt8" j 6U t at tli<' PalaJS Schaumburg before , "~e Eleventh llollr'' returns to to his new role. fro':'~ e.!s ol town, mile, .II Wotild lie lUte tii\'ldj proce<dmll further m any effort teM\IIsl<ltl ill ~ tile iiii!ll~ I "i recogm. 1 l'lllild liev _ · 1e tuitltlitt ntfin lti tiM! lidtlll4lll to rea•h agreement with the So- ultiiJa vl- !My . ~ that Wen: learn enough about p!lfChtatr, : :~~~~~wond:. lfr !'""!'bii!ID that wasn't his plU'JIOie lD fillll; v1et . UnJOll beyond the present ~n Cot'fjr bas bee!! repllll!ed iri l be any ldnd df an autliiJrl!ji.'' t.e ba .• , .l!lttO tlll g, r;·Idll you. parbat nuclear test ban treaty. ItlH! 8llttrlns role by- Ralph sa~a. "'that·• jUSt lo61tliUiesl. or ve com~ • ~ em 'l'liougli ateil enlti;' cilltd; Ui 1(., fo Slabltlly sett.dty. . t don't waat to he Uko ttie 1M' ~rass as oi IIi0 a h HW.. . scilWbi'itdl!d (llid lmtft jill For Germany 18 • the pr~!e of 1 'l'1uJ rrtti;' 1101 set wed Wll~ the with a smattering of knowledge I · sl~ · the lg pljji II lor all It'I WGi'lll), letlio Europe, and remams ~· '' ha• fllitck; fltil wli~ objects to lltf Jj;r •Ito lio& ltOUild bri9l0 raillb&s ~~wilY . ~ iillf w8 ate~~'! lib dUlhli! 'rMN be<D througb modem hiStory !be ' . , ...,,u 1-'• ". . ana down not .,...,led, ol u '""icMt fellolli ptil Hlo lild 111'0 ke to fl:uro n stability. 11111 fiSYcnmt ... m I making .,...,....: But I did .mil fashioned street llghtirill: H~\f ~. IH . .. . . . . : - !lP G!:J: ho .ealed hi.! Tradlne ··~ heroes I!'OI1nd i veterab s hospital to !lee ~ can {ou attract ~!st. cit 4;9- tal!t ~...and &ifdi u; ~!W'• or •· w · a IIIUcltf llislliiMi II tbe worlt pl)'thlllrltto m ..,inl 1 . . . ·. . -'""' due ,.,,; Pill tWo Inc! ""' Ito Franco · German acc<Jid with •1 IICII v~ -lltid was ....,._ ill' what 1 ...; ~ .. eep llie Y ~ l""'l"e geu..r, add, stiblrlei nltlllljllt, kiois for Chancellor Konrad Aden. ~Maft9'l~" ll6rMI "And 1 wot l!lii'P'llod lo .it., owylnjj_here? lliefebu bl!ftiiW a lilt .a a1141 &llllli .. auer, the coutse of >vertts silO~ ' a iUY Ita~ IIAJI!trt . . coftl' bow mlllly wrltoro, dine- ~Uve In llr glltg I witli I IOIU!Ioii. IL . . lui January bao been • dlsatJ- aflM dinl OatiOft b•<lttd OIJI ttrn lOl1d ..,lora - . c l wllb here. I could see why not. . '1'ljJj c!Gldlflfj fj &!ilfa!M' M poinllllC!nl. I . A lt!W t!lll'l WI dtillkl lli ftlllllly iltlllll, illl 11 .,.."tf 11af,; ln the preamble to the occotd the it9'l._ tho shcnl have tmder(Ollf IJI1Ch- provldtllg more work to keep . · trGuliJe .!.':." "'""' approved by the iVe;t Gl!l'IIllln i 01! .tltt lillie~. -hand. . analyoll • Mpe<J•UJ the Writers !he town till 16 dtte, 1 tielleve let ~ j;'~ fitj' Bunde!ta~ the Geftrulni made I acmtelldll!s n- Jtlunl' i a~~ .directors. ltcJidd maltt the l!ltltml jltiltid !lite \tl1l all8 'll'tlc4llllt J/NI 1 ve nove< been to a poycbJ. of lftelt tNHne 1111111, <lear llteir continued devotioD to 1ment hu been .Upped pa8l · ' A .,.. De Gaulle'S own jtand desigiOs for r~ ~'Ltisi<':''. Til~ Orilf!UII :lrlltl'm~.~t wl: ::w~ MiRY l!ltiM jltlllbWI ..... ~~;~·= 11141; .. ;; lll haB lllrll - retffld ore m . •oo• " • up Wl!!!l; WileN pt!fljl!e o~ P· 1 may dilcovor that, 1 ~ to ttaJ1)I ~tililt lfl@ll' ltollllfl and ri from atten!la", gtsndolar dtaor- , _ Ill ~get. to;;o ~:.• .., _ .. del• dt sblne dJttary dell<len- dllg!. . . underjo anlliJola, too. atofi!i tiiNI cldll y~tts, . ey. til otliet& the . ditillli m~st be (lile llllcHI!fUI tt$1aHf!Mitt I 1141118 fro not Ninll IIIII llYl!h liMo ocler, M well ail aeo stltlglit Itt <llltflf deep,.seated eft>. John Mclllllrt, w~~ lllllli for illtii'llll liJo erllleif, fHit llliftlfii ,oot, fill. lilallraces of toOd, atirll81i Yirolional disturban~t. fll most In- wagon ma!tl!t Oft Wagon lnd lffiid ki1lm •netll siiUAIUoft1 IIIII tnliYfitl lillltl which yllfl don•! stanl!~s the diges!We ttaet to!- foUowiDg the death ol Ward Bond. bo liciiJbiM!d tllllt tldtfl lomebody can get thll1141 rllf. WaDI lD t1111t ~I le ~ orates these substance• tf tltey I'IMibo ed- ~.. detergeni suds alter each Inti for "dear 'ole liOi!ierot, Olin to wash aU tlil eruntl.lllil are not actually polsoOOUil. S'll'al· Corey ..w out '" 'Hte . session - using a surf brush where I spent moot of IIIJ ipllls from the stOve aDd filjj,. ,lOWing gulflls ptabaffly as hatlft- ' tnlh Hour to make movies. on any chemical caked Inside. youlll and acltoot y;;atl, de\ shlltn ~ l!'cb meaL 0111 .less an Idt<Myn<;tasy as ' o u Ileft NBC 11lth Jit!k . Rinse with plenty of water and 1!61i@ft It C04!I Anti gtrl the. llread loGI an4 'could ast fcJr. ~·~·olliu!_ thoroughly before reuse or 2018 Dieter St. tiOlltln ~ tltaroulh ~ t _!~ 1 • ..,... st. Paul t, lfllln. oince M Weill. q _ t •ne • blood ptes.ur• l steady .. ]rm~t~ VPI $1.50 .. · ltiiiiillli II lid "Ad111!1 iiil;•• 16 _.._.I .. '· I Invited lbout 15 il6men til i baby sl!tlWeP, lnd I b e ~ .toiildn;l trade mJi1e tor all llli .. brought along a total of 21 bandsome young men Ia 1 b e omall children. You should have HAPPY BACII&seen my pHtty fiower IM!tll, llld my . . . thll mob LOR'S WIFE 1.., w- .. loves and apprtelllthk hodll!, and me. ·• I II;' to all YIUIII woiiWIIt a lll!ar Uelen1 vetjl hl&ll IIIMd p<«!lllln arid ' a sb~ illu* 11 " Sy ltayae G. llnnd.WI, M.ii. IIUChinl pepperminl lozenleo your lhJr<lld II notalfault 10111' .not be aware til any ~fjlomt l "Mf llrsHIIIPulll Ill lbe Q - !lor lite Iaiii .. · oevenl will help but medicoted looen• doctor Jnar 1taJB 'w 11'1 d of ·at all 8\d ~lOlls wltit high :.,._ tltii.J Jo• Ulo mOIIIhs mr throat haa been dry,. ges. and candy that contai!lll glt tlte estr...., preparations tdl'• blood ·ptem!llte 4rf 11fWt .w~ry l 'No.' Noboelf In lltil prol-"1 I have used camphor to swa~ . cer1n shOuld not be used. It lS arlan hotmllllll). teltll! tlM!y fttqU«~dy bne a lie_1<1 follow-. "'''.~roal lor rehel. Is camphor !aiiiO hnpotiant to avoid stress morning h~Wclfe wlOIOb !HitiJI'l! j l UKotl wbal ! h.! ,ilia '"' illjlii10UI to tiM throat? . ot !ltteBstto~ netvOUi t~n!IIJn. 41 - 1 u.. lleiN fl po41111t lllkely to be caused by theit nn• shoW.~ thalo wbj 1 A - DrJ .... Of tile throat bavlng a cravin8 fGr 1 u e h \votls ten8lou tluitl by their bldlld it. lltliliY. ,.., be due !AI chranid lrriW.Iion II - Aly illllolrliif petlods tldnif 11 Plaslet ., ettr bUt 1 IlftiiUri. SUdl dttli• as H8el" . A_touch ol JlilUiit, rom a pootnual drip. U •hll have alwar• come OYety U to....,, • dllfeNiltllfdl*fn, 111111 plile liiiJtaltlalile mtly .IJI! Ptf' ihli .now .16b:, ~·-• ~ preseat It should be •eate~~• :tG. days bul "ln tho lao& ~bree oot preJ1118nl but 1 t!U'I ....,e ,scttptiMj ~Ush bdtll a iJtiO ~tt,~ ~hot will not harm I ~ • monthe the cydea were Ill tlaro, dii!Wh•l IUID IIJOne, 1 e11ew the 1towerlnJ ol iitl lll<ll!d lll'e8SUft : ~ ,,;. , libl'' - 1 lNl the medlanleal el- tbin i2 dayo, then il dll)'o. Wltllt 11J11t IIIII Of H tlll!n eat tM ref! liid a !lsllenllil rA tilltv141U• ten- ' ~ · , ·, ·: : · &11!1 ol patine a ""''l_.....,... ...u1d ~ ldt! lrriiJlllariiJT by otretcbln& It over my IOJW' iloll. ' ·cl i!CIIolll .,.., lbe lltrNt Wlil A - ~ ol tlio ftlolia. II ltld llfaiWinlllliP tllrtllla. Th _ ... J lht to eumate the condl- Inial perlodo lo '!Milt liuo to WW 11 11 lillY r.nn 111 eonu- PIHl!e Nllll Jilt ~ 1 --... """ a F'ioito""·wn·•;.• don. Wbjo not llSO the campltlr ,._ mi1.J ....ballte ill I b 1 lltlo habit? W - - f$ lit. fl~ 4J, ol lilt . eitJ ...., • I, _ -11 (or eucalJpiMI or belWiill) in atanM o1 tm.na1 ~lion. U , _ ...,.....,_ •'*liD- lihMi~kM.d., llleatflil'""l"" Wit'- p~, "Tiwo =~~ a lleadl vaporlteo' and Inhale yf1ifl lh)lroid llllllviiJ Iii IIINr .,.., not ordllllrll7 cOIIIIilelll fQet'- ,._ . tit. ......_:Jbt," wltle ~lid l..,p, a tfli ~ lllniotl, tGII .., nelll to te Ill ftOd, ne wuJpillo . . - U N illdlvfMIIediit; W'1tio't ...., ...,....., lilllabla shtltlld 1M! a'ldldtltf. IIIII lltytllloles'lta<!l. 'llilt lfllllld twel'J, 11111t JllfOplo Who llll•e :lf IIIJiadfll'l!t letU!l'A It f•llfr• , Nti· llllllltitl...,, ~mJ ~ ,._. Ill bd lhea re-allbllab 111''1'11• Jl•lllll illltMI* .......... II lllartR ....... ""••• (nol , _ • • , . , . , lo . 'f'"11 , - , - ~--. houM, He Wetoome AI . iltoftn rumor: Ava Gatdner planning Maine, the,. say. Js. _not Mal1ne the last 1Jllce ydll'd send ONo bullfl&hteti U1 8anillte.) . -.":7: 'thetfltsoon a sh~~ll~ ot star names In lltar·hapPY Las Like all the other blg show bl~ Venas Is llndlnt th~t really gotHI "name acta, with draWing power, are too hard to fltld. . our FBI was lnvelitllailng the Christine Keeler case here for I!Oislble subversive acllvitlee as long ago as last J.anuary, before the l'rofumo eue roc'l!l!d E:ngland. It wali iiMiher wUd coihcldence In the fantastic saga: believe II or not, a well-known Wall Street brokerage Utm hu an employe named stt-uben ward, who Is the same age as the late Umdoll osteopath, and the tarefillaleuthll checked him out under the lmprlillalon that he llllght be the stir of the vll!l! scandal .. Laleil chapter In a Clncl~tella story: Woillworth Donahue's e&tranged wlf~1 Judy, a former l'alm Beach cockt811 waitress, Ia repotttci to bave turned dnwn a divorce aettletnellt offer of something like a flat million d~lltitl and ~0;· 000 a year whether abe lilirtlea agiUn or not. .Connie Stevens, the teeugers' den,ht, 11 IH!Ittg rushed by Jim Stsey ... ltOiletl Preston has been ccnterrlll& with Alan J1y l..emet. (AboUt "1 l>tcki!d A Illllsf'l? . . "'l'om Jones," tile ntiV fllclt starting Albett F'lnney,ls dolilg sueh ter· rlfic business in Landon that you ha~e t0 have patience and endurance to see it. The lines at tbe theatre ao around and arounll the bl011k. Naturally, the forthcomln' World's Fair has caught the ima&inahon of the Tin Pan Alley boy1. More than two do.. en songs salutlna the event, !Uive been published - among them ditties with suoh breath-takinl titlee as "You're the World's Fllretll," "Fare Thee Well, 9ee You At The r11r," and "'l'be Fair of '84 Will Be the Fairest fl!ver More" ... Actually. tile mny goOd "fait" song - - of aboUt 2118 l!lll!!t Ill tht lime. : Ute liktll "Meet Mj! Ill St. LoUis, lAIIIe" - wasll't 1 fe<;l depressed 1~ the motn- \ roll up his cooch, whlcb · he did logs alld •hlart hOillf a Mad- ill !lie beiH!f YliWM Wllllld t1ot wrlttefi for a fair, but for a mo~e. acht when I get (l!ft of bed but I •~ filM, •d IIi! sttteta f<Jt as tlie day glle8 t1n I tee! better. :1~ f'"~ • ....... . d ' lr HelN lettel IJI , park· like 1, DOROTHY KILOALLIN Jottings In l'encti 1\tiUie Perlnns, recently divorced from lll)lll !lt~kwell, may soon be read) for another try at ntatl'la~e. A wealIll~ young thl e!!late mall lllttned stuart Clihen Is ill the lead for her iffectlona, l!ut he hu a rival, ltoiiert Keljeln .... gome 101!1\l!publlcans have a very deep slrateiY going for them. They think the Jlt!tieal Answer to all the party's ptobl~llills lhlll simple: let Governor lWcb· feile,r and Barry Goldwater fight It out ulltllthe strategic moment, then glveJ!ll I!Mtioll "the most logical cilridldate; tllcll_lfd M. Nixon Peace Tre~ty filumbet 'l'wo with the llusslalls Ill beln• driff.' ad already - hot In Washlnii\oil, as you ltiight have sUpP.Jsed, but a1 the .Harvaid taw &:llo~l . 'l'he David Merrirl!tl' lilfant daugbter, whose life hung by a tbl't!ad 11!r several weeks after her premature birth, Is now a healthy sevenl!(iunder, out of the Incubator and out ol aanMet. By the tllilll, "How To Succeed'' beins ItS thltd tm on Broadway loll Oct. 4) the IIIU8ldl will ha"e grosaed ll)ore thllll trotn air )lroducllons llete and abtvad , .... Incidentally, the rtitlollll cotdlllltf uf "Succeed" opened in Lot Angefh io rave reviews, With C!l'ltlcl sayllljJ the show Is as good as the otigirull 1Jrildti~on, if not better. 'l'hete'i a reaeon for the lllglt quality of the road ahowa; prtJdUI!l!rs F'euer and Martin ftt.juently fly out to rehearse the colllpilnle~ alld check 1111 on them when they>re P.laylq cities far from 'l'itnea squat,. Very few priJIIucers do that nowadays ... _!lob Zucbrt, son of tile 8ed'ttiry of the Air torce, and Sandy Culbeti!Mln, who started In the lee Capadea allow, will waltz down the aisle In D'cemllet. Brollhnr suesalilg game: A wotldfamoUIIfWYle star, i pln-up type, II ' ••· pedilt« a baby bUt doesll't know biiiV to announce it. She's between husbands . One of the ace pitchers for a major leaglle bail team came close to making heaCilines on Uth Atenue late the other night. ltoari.ng ~runk, he ehallenged aome toUIIh-lookin,, knife..,arryinJ cliar•cters in a corner bar, and could ·have been clashed to death if he hadn't been saved by a sober and respectable citizen who happened to recognize him. One ill the most Vivacious of the Broadway leading !~dies Is suffering from anemia The reason why a famous European director llln'l c~•.11ng to the U!iited Statts to promote Ills newellt movie is off·beat. He lnntM thf film n fleleiJ Ilelp _ Us! · Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting jll .. ,., .... \ . ! 1 I ~ otihe, T )~ ' H 2,?ally Se!ttlnel, PolnetiiJ·~ ~" ''It May Be lrrele\lont ond lmmciterit'l' But Congratulations Mr. Dollglas!" Mobile Presidents '· ., ' ;• eOMMENJMJ!IO EDIT,9RIALLY f ~ • •• • .... ' "*"'" M Wedofaday attendance at Meigs County Fair Will 1,3Ztl, ofllclala aald. , • .t , .. _ 1• Thts brought total paid attenIAI"t. JUJTM II d8J11ce for the first two days of ,. .1/1., 1 Centennial Fair to 2,913. • furw.t/I.IJ ~.. Fair Board officials said 538 persoM paid to enter durllng I FOR SALON RESULTS II m:,: the daytime wec~nesctay and paid last night. There WITH OGILVIE 11,. 211 ears parked inolde lite M. r -- \'!.!~· sav• ALSO DOUBLE STAMPS OFFER c..u,...., ..I.. .............. ,. VISIT OUR NEW PREMIUM ROOM JUST INSTALLED Don't mlaa thla . ··-·····...··· _ / W: f .,--- - •' SH THE MANY BEAUTIFUL .Glm YOU REaiYE WITH THE ' DANCE PROFIT SHARING DIVIDEND STAMPS COMPANY I On•Stop Setvice . See All the New ' RYS • Restaurant • Clean Rest Rooms Finest ,Products - Fairest .Prices - For The Finest People .': ·Oh Display At The . ,· f'A .~t(;, S CO. FAIR .,' ', ' r . ,. ·•·. By GS, s:,236 '. \;,~'· HOME PERMANENT II grauernda.....':ct~C:t.,.,.ter-l· OHI~R aflemoon brqugbt • atiia- of II, ttiad 42'1 paid to euler lhe .9 .9 Two-Day Count At Fair Stands On 2,913 Paid I•· rttt~c . · ~··· ' l .1;:( ,f {··> �. ' ' . ........ . -.... I " • • ,. v,.. .. ' ' 'i ' ~- . , • • -~ .,;. . ' . ··-·- ··- ... ~ .... . -. . ') .I ' ' ' NL .Race Tightens More With Giant Win, Dodgers Loss. The ~aily Sentinel PAGE ' . ' Alou's Pinch-Single Giv~s Giants 7-6 Win'Over Reds .-. Cotiferenee LaUHiville P111tor Tntn1 Ne<;r George Durst Angeletti Mo•• ·Up Owoce In Beryllium Firm With Judge Tu':na;.:= o~cb::;, Dies Wednesday Mn~~u~~=•·w~ ": FruitIess ~ur:n111e~ ::::"'~~ At Age Of 72 ~.~·~::s:. ::r:; Baker Turns .. Over Keys \ AU SfARS WID lake a uo:w pularate ~(~~=~!":,:;:'.,. eraduate, claJS 01 1m, Sadie- at Vehicle Count ~ Up In Mason County In 1963 until 1111 when he reUred. the JoeaJ dwrch lor two yearo Gear H promoted to AW!am Manager, Mr. ond Mn. Baker have reICftllll... f'nm Pop Oae) onc1 two moittlll. COIIIina here 1\oedne!r.y ~l:'!'t J:~ 1h~ M~rtet Development and Tech· PT. PLEASANT _ Motor voIded at 'WI Uncoin-ot for the tllrooqb there patienll. from the Po111moulll . Second pltal, He was the ..., of !be late nlr.al Services With the Brush bide registration in Mason cowot!'o Dr. Picken• wat the final EUB cbureh. His wi/i, Lavon- Mr. and Ml'l!, Henry Durst and hla headquarters ty d":g the year ended June llind b . . . . .11 ' ' to lake the lland y..ter ne, wUJ oerve u cbolr )!!reo- wa 1 alBO preceded II> death by w 30, I mcreasecl 4.4 per y, .,..... -<1, but soon to auboequent to the ~ r~ tor at the..ntw clturcb. ·6l•e re- his wife alii two brothers WIJ. at the home office m Cleveland. Icent from last year'• lotal. the :::e Ill c:u::o•· and S:~ COLUMBUS - Liquor Dl· j , Dr. Plckem told the coort cently acted •• Melp; are a llam Shall Durst and O.Car He was formerly dutrict sales l Virginia Chamber of Comnnan us , Jr., rector Donald Cook said Wed· hal ·lleated approXImately cbotr director at the .opening llurot ~glneer for the Brush Be~~ · merce reported todey . ~:;llctr~ Bakers haVe •ix neoday his department had re- /lo.$00 different periOIIo Iince exercises at the fair. He is survived by two sons, hum Co., with headquarters '" A total of M13 vehicles were lrM Bak , duted ilo budget operated practice In Me ill Rev. Gearhart hu been ae~ Willard of Pomeroy and WU!ls Pittsburgh, Pa. registered durmg the past year ~~II :',';~n .'~~t ~a;'~ with fewer employ~• and "yet alii has had about 7111 ~ ol the Metg1 Co u n ty of New Haven, w.• va., 0 n e a• compared _to 7,674 vehfclet :"" ~ beo pe ng 1 h 1 met every responslblllty ou and surgical cases. MtniSterial.-asaociallon the pail brother, Edward Durst of PornregiStered dunng the year ender ~· lbe c~k~u~n~~ e p- time" in the first ~~ After being askod questions year and -bas been active. in oth- eroy; foor !illters, Mro. Luella ed June 30, 1962. ,· h thi> year · similar to the oneo posed to er civic affair•- While aerving Bursoo of Shade Cora Beegle Chamber figures break down Th Bak ero toareth 1e&!lng t e The director ' .. pa.tor in hla new cburch , of Racme, ' ' Crum and t years ' lolaI vehic ' Ie regiS' I •tore• bulldln saki the depart.. Ridgway and Heaton Tuesday, Freda s 1 er . e new own- ment's enforcement force op- Dr. Pickeru was asked If he Rev. Gearhart wUI alao at~ Margaret Bolan both of Colum!ration for Mason Coonty a• erated with IO per cent fewer Ihad been cootacted by the three Capital Theological Seminary "' bus: four grandchildren, Willfollows 5,129 passenger vehl- 1 · personnel but had 20 per cent members of the hoiJiilal com- Columbus. ard Durst, Jr., Willis Durst, Eo:\lcles, 1,369 Class B trucks, 63 . more charg.. than a year ago. mlttee made up of R. L. Jacobs, lth Ann Durst and Mary S u e Icommerrail trucks and trailers, He saki enforcement on the ,Theodore T. Reed, Jr., and AdDurst, all of Pomeroy; and one Strong teams of Horses own- and 452 other •·ehlcl... Dlegal manufqclure and tran.-' mlnistrator George Smith, siep-erand<laughter, Virginia ed by George Guthrie of Coolportation of moonshine wu up Dr. Pickens said they came Ann Mcintyre of New Haven, ville won two of the thr..., classMel ~H it WV nd be f ' , , gs~nera 1 ospa1 d k 62 per cent. own and '!' ed me to sign on a num r o nu'''" es in horse pulhn£ rompetJtion ADMISSIONS _ Beulah Lem1 . a., a (Contlnued from pa~e n my application that I approved and nephews. Wednesday at the Meigs Coun- ' tey , Pomeroy, "Tlme Honored Meigs," blue : HAZELTON, Pa. _ Rescue ,my credentlala being sent to Mr. Durot operated a local ty Fa•r. SCHA . 01 ribbon• were won by Mrs. Earl ' workero today 110Ugbl an alter· the local medtcat society. blacksm1th shop for 3> years Guthrie's horses first won the P . R~Esy_,Latham Bass, Dean of Star Route, Chester, !nate route into 8 shaft where Dr. Pickens told the court he S and served his apprenticeship 2800 pounds or Jess class, then omeroy , 3 Y eavcr, New in "Time Marches On," ·and Ithree men were trapped In a said he didn't approve and In under the late Bill Wright He copped the 3200 pom><i• end ov- Haven. _ _ _ _ __ I~ "Sunset," Other wlnnera: cave-In Tuesday morning. the committee's prese~ce call- Pomeroy Chief of Police Ted also operated a Pomeroy Mas- er division. _, Mrs. Cush Johnston, Route State Mines Secretary H. B. ed Dr. ~onnel, . admmistrator , Webster blames speeds over , on bus. lme f~r many years.. Other winners 1n the 2800 Meigs M6lllorial Hospital ' GllanHJUD 1 I, Mlddleport, Wildernel! 1Charmbury halted digging oper- of Doctor s H~pllll In Colum- 85 mil.. per hour and careless Serv1ces will be held Fnday pounds or less class were Hr.m- . ADMISSlONS _ None. TraiL" . . lations Into the 200-lool •haft [bus, and he sold 11 was_ not no:c· attention to safety "!easures at 2 p.m. ai the Ewmg chapel er Siorts of Frankfurt, sec•Jr.d; I DISCHARGES _ Mrs. \ViiMrs. Mu Barnes, Vinton, , Wednesday when shlfting im· essary ~t all, and advtsed h1111 for the bulk of automobJle accl· WJth the Rev . Je~y Ma~~r~ of Charles Barsock, Dart , th,l'd: lliam Wamsley, Hartrord : Mrs . 1 "Old perUed rescuers. not _to Slgn, . dents. the _Chur~h of C_hnst offlctatmg. G era 1d Douglas, Coolville, Paul Ours, Portland ; Margar- . "Lampllghting Time," Man River," "Faith in the Fu. P1cken~ said he was told by He was the speaker Wednes· IBunal wdl be m Beech Grove fourth. and Whitt and Son, 1-'lkt>- t't Allen, Pomerov. · tore," and "Magic With Rocks!' SAIGON South Viet Nam _ Dr, Konnel that such a proced- day when the Pomeroy Lions 1cemetery beside his late wire. , ton, fifth. Mrs. Pauline Ridenour Ches• ure was not customary. club met for luncheon and their 1Ed1th Custer Durst. Friends I· Horses owned by John Crow... '.i ter, "Trend of the Time;... lA BJH!~i•t~un bur: ~!~ 1: Dr. P,Jckens said he was then program at Hotel Martin with may call at the Ewing Funeral er of Elizabeth, w. va. , w n n MAN CITED •, r, Mrs. Viet..- Hyoell, Minen- - ~ de~ Nth a~ '" Uabf •.,:_ told by the committee thai It 16 members presenl and Presi- i home anytime. the 2800 to 3200 ~ounds oless. Dare Roi;erson. a9, Ashland, j ,·, ' ville "Dreams Fulfilled" wn m oa, re ~~ It just wanted him to know what dent Karl Krautter in the chatr. · Russ Winegrove ul Wt~verly Ky ., was c1ted by the state · .• M;... Paul Wlnn, Middleport, ernmenl sourcesoo:;:;r BUi~ide w.. going on. Pickens oaid he Chief Webster said 40 per i W. Va ., placed second: Ra'pi; Highway Patrol to appear in • • .,,,,. Route I. "Leot We Forget." ~as the fourth kB . t t to hod the words "I understand cent ol all accidenlo are due to C 3De Guthrie of Langsville, th ird; Meigs tuun ly court Aug. ~3 'on ' ' IJ Mrs. Pearl Mora, Pomeroy, recent t"e\s ~m proes what you are doing" typed at speeds at 65 miles per hour or I ' Homer Siorts, fourih, and J eS< 1charges of s~eeding. ;cw# $A391c...l$032 · ~ ":; 2468 ":t .sQT !U6X ilfJ<,.rr ' Star Route, "By Candlelight" governrnen pole s. B · the bottom of the paper and more. At that speed a car mov- 1 Horhees or Rockbridge, fiflh , Mrs. Mary VIrginia Chadwell, Two other bonzes ~no~-~ddted- signed his name. es over the distance of three : I Placing second in the 3200 and over C~3S..'\ was John _Cr011SN .' lUmt m rtlllllU !lUI1 Nllf .. . ""'•h hist monkshave •~w•ul Hugh Custer President of football field• In 10 •econds he ----wh1le Glen K>ng , Coo . lv1ile, was, IIIIIIUil"''"'"'"''WIII,Ul.lllllo 1 Sl R00 t P ar e. omeroy, """ on sui ide b fire in a growing ' · ' · ·' R W 1 c Y the hotJpital commission, was said. ana , Ky., Wednesday in searl'h I thmf. anu. uss mgrove o , ? 8 Windy HID." In the Junior Arrangment dl- campaign of protest.~~~ B::?~ called to lbe stand Wednesay He recommended these items . of the missing aircraft. IIV"I'"rly , lourlh . I vlsion, blue ribbons went to dhisls who haveen N 0 Dlnh afternoon lor short testimony of safety for those who travel. ! , A fisherman had notified of- ,_..._...,_,_ _ _ __,iooiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.. Heidi Milhoan. Pomeroy, Route regime of ~ld ~ g IT 1 as were Paul Case! and !lor a Rash light, a red Rare, and I The Ohoo State Patrol and a ficials thai he had seen a>rplane 3; Carol Ann Lewis, Pomeroy; Diem. l:f r~ gJous 8 po Ilea Scha~fer, member!l of an old ~ can of baking powder a1-1 a ' detac-hment o£ area Explo~er wreckage in the str{'am. Linda Lee Baer, Miner.viUe; dlscrmnnallon. hosp1tal board. ftre extinguisher. Scouts today combed the h1lis CAP headquariers at Mod iand Rhea MA>ra Stjlr Route Fultz attempted to ask both He discussed the values of and wooded areas from Rt. 0118 son, Ind., said a Kentueky State , Pomeroy, ' ' PORTSMOUTH - Mrs. Cora Casci and Sc~aefer questions safety bells and the center back of Galhpolis through RL helicopter was hovering over Junior specimens receiving IFerren, 26, of Wheelersburg, about a resolu"on being adop~ grUI light now being used . The 35 at Mills SiatJon ·~ sear_ch of the rugged area of hills and ' nrst place awards went to was expected to be charged ed at a meeting of tbe old Com- greate•t percentage of accidents Dr. George McCoy ' miSSing woods in hopes of spoiling a 1 Cella Rose McCoy Roule 1 with manslaughter today in the munity Hospital board con- happened between 3 and 5:30 smgle engme a~rplane. , clue to the fate of Dr. George Reedsville, two; and Carol An~ Friday death of her young 0011 cemin~ joint staffing, but sev- p.m. Reports Wedn.esday receoved McCoy, 45 , his wife and three Lewis, Pomeroy, of skull fractures. eral t1me~ Por-ter objecle and He Invited .mbers to visit by th~ Patrol sa1d smoke was sons. In the Horticulture Division Deputy Coroner Dr. Dow AI- was sustained by Judge Rleck- his safety materials on display seen 10 8 wooded area near The private plane 1t>ft Calliblue ribbon wlnnen were Mrs: lard said the death of Mark er, Theoore T. Reed, Jr., also at town haD. Rt. 0118 ~nd the Bob McCorm- polis last Fl'iday evening enPurley KatT, Lung Bottom. four Anthony Ferren, 22 months, wa• called hack to the $nd Pr..klent Krautter led a dis- •ck Rd. Junction. A . routine rouie to Muncie, Ind., and has FRI., AUG. 16 Mrl. Pearl- Mora, Pomeroy Star was caused by skull fractures for additJonal testimony pntll' cusl!lton of recent committ<>f' ap- check tu.rned up nothmg .. Ru· not been he_a rd fl'om sinee. Rou~, one; Mrs, Robert J , "resulting from violence of an- to the 4 p. m. recess, polntmenlo and the job each mors •p•ead through Gallipolis - - - - ------•- Pomeroy, one; an d otber person or persons · AI~ ha• In Lloni•m· thiS mornmg Le wm, be ed that · wreckage had ' Mrs ~ ··c Pa v· to 1 d ord ed lnv..tlgation en sputl m that area, but yne,.... n, one. afrte er , an h ed tbe these '"" proved fal•• . ,· . Spec tPONY men exh bit blue rib- a r an au opsy ' ow SQUAD CALLED Rescue team moved i t bono went to Mrs. Ruth Moore, child suffered multiple !raeTh . s n eRUNNING . ._, Pam~; Mrs. Robert Lewis, tures, bruises and abrasions. e Pomeroy emergency h~av_tly f~rested area a I on g ,, Pomet··, ,_.nd Roy HoIter , Po m_'"N0 t compatlble with a fall" squad wu called L•ckmg · for Charles Wyatt early of today near -R1ver north - of Cyntht-/ -eHARNESS • ~ ~itt'::.re ~:: ~ wi~ ~lliu~ha~ lw.. 1 Guthrie Teams I0 Near sWeep' ..·Of 3 Classes R-esults Of Judging 'In' Chief Blames High Speeds For Acci"dent I TAKE SOME ! HOMEj - ]£ouse I 'I ' '- 1 MCoy PI / St'}} Un{ound' SearchResumes ••• for cold and gotdeR pleasure any time of dBT, 1 50,000 STAMP GIVE-AWAY ...-..,·-8·' ,... ,... All ~· .. HI TIST 29.9 II y,. lfy Ole ef lhst fa•tts 1 (ll~~a~*r,~-~·~~of~~ ' pa q talned his Innocence Today'• lhol was the '"'" Mrs. Sharon Jewell, Harrison- three lie detector teslo oact be beld 1lnce the • .,... Offer W. lkA~Itll -It ""'ON Boote 3, (2), hooked rag rug I and pUlow cases embroidered., WASHINGTON - The conMrs. Earl Cowen, Shade (4), log jam on education loomed woven rug, crocbeted I wao eased aaaln tocenterpiece, pot holders, · and with Houae passage of a crocheted afghan. biiUon "Bricks arxl mortar" Mrs. Robert Jone., aid bUI, but no (!), knitted sweater, wao yet in sight. Mr•. Margaret Lewlo, Mid· The bill W.s sent to the Sendleport, Route 1 (4), painted where it joins a llllwle-aplbeets and piUowcase . s, towela, , bill expanding aid for two piece cotton dress. scboolo, No . Mrs. Louloe Bartels, Pomeroy yet beon scheduled on elthRoute 3 (I) pillow c..... cromeasure by the Seante educheted. subcommittee. Mrs. Rose D. Carr, Tuppers Plalna (41, pillow catSs1e~s.~:'a~: WASHINGTON _ The nuqued; cotton dress, he children's dresses. test .ban treat]/ appeared Mrs. Oris Ginther, star Route to have cleared the major . Pomeroy (1), kitchen apron. 1~::: ,=be tween It arxl Senate 1m.' Ralph Parker, Cb..ter 11 by gaining endorse(I), apron, CI'OI.IosUteh trimby the Joint Chiefs of ••r tbtl M Come In - olll oi!MM ...... .-Is of WAR.MMORNIIIQ Colt IMI*'i'"lllld liYO_JOU I cortilic:at. '"tiUirw JOU to rtCI '10 I IIIORIIIIIG Fan lllodol f-8 IIIII N11M11J .1!1111 ', lor $1t.!IS1 lor IIIII ONE CENTI . -ld. ' You ~ ..u tilt cortificllulll onellltWIJ 10 1111 ..nuflctlnr .... witlloul ......, ,..., lloGill,.- , . ,.,, bo to '""" ....... lnsllll tilt Boa1t1r Fen on )111111" WARM MORNING Colli HNttr "'"' anloJ the con\forl olflnllll 11r ~ Dunlop .. "Gold Seal" Tubeless .Tires I 11 mlng, The tlJree.commlllee ~~~~~ Moore, Pomeroy hold'•• hearln th ~P (I) toy• ""' 8B "" e . Pomeroy (I) ty called Gel!, 'M anell D. hobby dllplay ' Taylor, cbalrmaft 01 lbe Joml SftOW Chiefs, to repeat In public tealillie Mbooo tlmony today What be IBid . ty Milh p Wednesday - that M Bel 080 ' ome- • ra. bannhig Ill but . underroy, Roofe 3, (7) Iron kettle, ' nuclear IN1inlls , C<II'JIOr bltle, andirons, wilb the oecurlty .:;:: 1111 ~~ • coverlet of 'the United States!' hi line, 24 month worronty ,. Tubeless-· Whln emet'lllncr ....,._ Cllldl you short, talle a short cut to.a balanced budcel See us about a prompt,' private C8lh 10111. Pt.Md for time? Telephone ftrst-lhen stOp IlL EcotfOMY SAVINGS & · LOAN COMPANY 300 W. Second St.-WYandotte 2·2111, Pomeroy •aeeao . .000!! MicbHt eum.: AN'I'ftliJE I •--~ Black White 670x15 or 750xl4 .. - .. --- S]7.95 $19.95 710x15 or 800x14'.. ~-~~: -- S19.95 'S2r.95 · 670~15pi8~~~l!!fi~:~:- .. $21.95 $23.95" 189.95 ... c J .>•·. •' ;.,_, -·---· =· . . ............. .- . ............. :-. . -.......-'-. '"' . . Rl'CIIU, OH!O i - 'H ' lfra. . EBERSBlCH .'H4ROWAR~: ·- ~I .-,.,. ,,_ •, . . \ \ . ' '' ' ' ' ,....... ... !-':-' :t.:.J~ 1'lia '' j ~- ~- Q. l'-'' ' ....... . """"'~; ·-.lliYe.- 1 ~ . n:-u. _ . ,, •""" !• ,¥ ' ,. ~ ' ·\'"' "" ,, ' ( .t. • ,.. • .• ' ~ ,. 10 1._ .,., Sl\ .1. OF ALL NEW fURNITURE $595.00 T ROBINSON'S BAKER fURNITURE Loun~or~oDrr Cloonon M.tddloport, Ohio FRIDAY , AUGUST 8·30 9:30 A.M 10:00 A.M.-Judging BPf'f CattJ~:~-Open Class 1:00 PM - Holslein Show 1'30 P. M.~Iudging Sheep'"" Swine-Open Class ~2: 00 1-'.M_-Ponv. Harness Rarin." "'3 ·0tJ l' .J\.I. - Running Rat·ing *4:00 P M_-Pomeroy High Sehool Band "5:00 P.M.-Twi light Horsf' Harnt-ss R:~cing •7 30 P.M .- Pony Pulling Contest •Grandotand ~-~-~------~P~·~-~m~y~~~~W~Y~~~U~2~t~~~~~~~~~~~~-------~---------~-~ --- ------ '. ) to be OOIIIIaeted by lbe Atom· ic Errero Camml.._ (ABC). AMouncement ol the test was ~ade by the AEC which said 11 was of law yield. This that the power of the test wu under the quivalent of tons ol TNT. brief AEC announcement "A mtclear test of low was conducted under· ground today by the Atomic EnCommission at Ill Nevada ,,************** Sign-up DOW for Wblter Comfort I " ~- ' J..' BRAZZAVILLE, The Co •11 o . 'l'bou11ndl ~ lhoutlnr ·Coo- •r;:~l~~su~rround: Abbe ler Iakettle, Ill original frame, · bra• and clndle hold- ed •' ',' ~ ~ I .~ 16th. Junior Fair-Sheep and Swine - Jud ging Junior Fair-Beef •nd Shuwmanshlp ~ Jewell, lfarfrl· wheel. . ,, i ' 11111vjlle (7), aplnnln11 lfGOdea dlurn, Oat lrop, samp·~ -~ •I 1 TYPE DRY CLEANING RooM s a-:;_ ' '- -.!!!!' - ~., . IASY '111M~ To $ult'Jtf'f--~ltfl. _ , , . ' • ·., ,.,..,., 4·flee .FlrMtcli! C.liitl't""" ·· ' '• 149.95 ' ~ Proffitt~ · -~- holesale. Closed, Thursd11y Afternoons Ollr COIN-Q p RACING vUio 13 l, dcrocehill ted rug, fancy more than 20 hours of Intensive meat w11 nadled Ill MOICOW apron, an P ow cases, interrogation, •lind tbe 101• rmder8JIIUnd tesl Mrs. G"""' Drake, Pomeroy, , COAL .HIAIIRI Durl111 Otr farlr St1111 Stltl Under New Man1111ment . I to Ivery Gellon S.ld With A Money Beck Guarentw °• !Toy, tar Boote. Langsville who had suffered a In the educaUonal department CINCINNATI r Investigators possible heart attack. He was :•t place E:ners _were Mrs. I were to return lo suburban taken to Meigs Memorial hosargaret Lewis, Porn-- ·Greenhills today to question pital. ~y, ::lie~ M~_18Purb';;' several teen-agers who were ex- WASHINGTON IUPI) - The orr, · rt • ··pected to produce new evidence United Stote1 today COildUocteciJ rot Ann Lewla, arxl Thelma Ly·11n the week-old bludgeon •lay-lan underground nuclear test' CITED BY PATROL tleJ. Pomedroy. .,_ Robert Rei 1 lng ol pretty Patricia Ann Reb- Nevada, the second ann<<tn<'edlp~J~onn::le~. Sue Thompson, 16. UP was mn.. • rh In f our d aya, holz. 1 s ol wa• cited to appear bel Rt 1 Middleport • 'DOMES11C · • · Later '" the day they plaMed . Such tests are permitted unMel~ 8 " Juvenile Court by the ARTS Bl to resume questiOning of Mj.. lder the limited nuclear test ban State Patrol Wednesday M ueLe~bboWnoodWfrmerCbleste cahel Wehrung, 15, the dead Itreaty which forbids other types charges of failure to obey a I Over 200 WHkly -Wlnnere-Trocllng Stompo Of Your Choice 1 3 Second Shot Jn 4Days Js I An d I nounee 531 WEST MAIN STREIT 1 THURSDAY- FRIDAY- SATURDAY ' Certified Oil Station · 1 I 1 Stuart Le,,els Yankees With ' COM·P · ' ' ;.' , �. ' ' . ........ . -.... I " • • ,. v,.. .. ' ' 'i ' ~- . , • • -~ .,;. . ' . ··-·- ··- ... ~ .... . -. . ') .I ' ' ' NL .Race Tightens More With Giant Win, Dodgers Loss. The ~aily Sentinel PAGE ' . ' Alou's Pinch-Single Giv~s Giants 7-6 Win'Over Reds .-. Cotiferenee LaUHiville P111tor Tntn1 Ne<;r George Durst Angeletti Mo•• ·Up Owoce In Beryllium Firm With Judge Tu':na;.:= o~cb::;, Dies Wednesday Mn~~u~~=•·w~ ": FruitIess ~ur:n111e~ ::::"'~~ At Age Of 72 ~.~·~::s:. ::r:; Baker Turns .. Over Keys \ AU SfARS WID lake a uo:w pularate ~(~~=~!":,:;:'.,. eraduate, claJS 01 1m, Sadie- at Vehicle Count ~ Up In Mason County In 1963 until 1111 when he reUred. the JoeaJ dwrch lor two yearo Gear H promoted to AW!am Manager, Mr. ond Mn. Baker have reICftllll... f'nm Pop Oae) onc1 two moittlll. COIIIina here 1\oedne!r.y ~l:'!'t J:~ 1h~ M~rtet Development and Tech· PT. PLEASANT _ Motor voIded at 'WI Uncoin-ot for the tllrooqb there patienll. from the Po111moulll . Second pltal, He was the ..., of !be late nlr.al Services With the Brush bide registration in Mason cowot!'o Dr. Picken• wat the final EUB cbureh. His wi/i, Lavon- Mr. and Ml'l!, Henry Durst and hla headquarters ty d":g the year ended June llind b . . . . .11 ' ' to lake the lland y..ter ne, wUJ oerve u cbolr )!!reo- wa 1 alBO preceded II> death by w 30, I mcreasecl 4.4 per y, .,..... -<1, but soon to auboequent to the ~ r~ tor at the..ntw clturcb. ·6l•e re- his wife alii two brothers WIJ. at the home office m Cleveland. Icent from last year'• lotal. the :::e Ill c:u::o•· and S:~ COLUMBUS - Liquor Dl· j , Dr. Plckem told the coort cently acted •• Melp; are a llam Shall Durst and O.Car He was formerly dutrict sales l Virginia Chamber of Comnnan us , Jr., rector Donald Cook said Wed· hal ·lleated approXImately cbotr director at the .opening llurot ~glneer for the Brush Be~~ · merce reported todey . ~:;llctr~ Bakers haVe •ix neoday his department had re- /lo.$00 different periOIIo Iince exercises at the fair. He is survived by two sons, hum Co., with headquarters '" A total of M13 vehicles were lrM Bak , duted ilo budget operated practice In Me ill Rev. Gearhart hu been ae~ Willard of Pomeroy and WU!ls Pittsburgh, Pa. registered durmg the past year ~~II :',';~n .'~~t ~a;'~ with fewer employ~• and "yet alii has had about 7111 ~ ol the Metg1 Co u n ty of New Haven, w.• va., 0 n e a• compared _to 7,674 vehfclet :"" ~ beo pe ng 1 h 1 met every responslblllty ou and surgical cases. MtniSterial.-asaociallon the pail brother, Edward Durst of PornregiStered dunng the year ender ~· lbe c~k~u~n~~ e p- time" in the first ~~ After being askod questions year and -bas been active. in oth- eroy; foor !illters, Mro. Luella ed June 30, 1962. ,· h thi> year · similar to the oneo posed to er civic affair•- While aerving Bursoo of Shade Cora Beegle Chamber figures break down Th Bak ero toareth 1e&!lng t e The director ' .. pa.tor in hla new cburch , of Racme, ' ' Crum and t years ' lolaI vehic ' Ie regiS' I •tore• bulldln saki the depart.. Ridgway and Heaton Tuesday, Freda s 1 er . e new own- ment's enforcement force op- Dr. Pickeru was asked If he Rev. Gearhart wUI alao at~ Margaret Bolan both of Colum!ration for Mason Coonty a• erated with IO per cent fewer Ihad been cootacted by the three Capital Theological Seminary "' bus: four grandchildren, Willfollows 5,129 passenger vehl- 1 · personnel but had 20 per cent members of the hoiJiilal com- Columbus. ard Durst, Jr., Willis Durst, Eo:\lcles, 1,369 Class B trucks, 63 . more charg.. than a year ago. mlttee made up of R. L. Jacobs, lth Ann Durst and Mary S u e Icommerrail trucks and trailers, He saki enforcement on the ,Theodore T. Reed, Jr., and AdDurst, all of Pomeroy; and one Strong teams of Horses own- and 452 other •·ehlcl... Dlegal manufqclure and tran.-' mlnistrator George Smith, siep-erand<laughter, Virginia ed by George Guthrie of Coolportation of moonshine wu up Dr. Pickens said they came Ann Mcintyre of New Haven, ville won two of the thr..., classMel ~H it WV nd be f ' , , gs~nera 1 ospa1 d k 62 per cent. own and '!' ed me to sign on a num r o nu'''" es in horse pulhn£ rompetJtion ADMISSIONS _ Beulah Lem1 . a., a (Contlnued from pa~e n my application that I approved and nephews. Wednesday at the Meigs Coun- ' tey , Pomeroy, "Tlme Honored Meigs," blue : HAZELTON, Pa. _ Rescue ,my credentlala being sent to Mr. Durot operated a local ty Fa•r. SCHA . 01 ribbon• were won by Mrs. Earl ' workero today 110Ugbl an alter· the local medtcat society. blacksm1th shop for 3> years Guthrie's horses first won the P . R~Esy_,Latham Bass, Dean of Star Route, Chester, !nate route into 8 shaft where Dr. Pickens told the court he S and served his apprenticeship 2800 pounds or Jess class, then omeroy , 3 Y eavcr, New in "Time Marches On," ·and Ithree men were trapped In a said he didn't approve and In under the late Bill Wright He copped the 3200 pom><i• end ov- Haven. _ _ _ _ __ I~ "Sunset," Other wlnnera: cave-In Tuesday morning. the committee's prese~ce call- Pomeroy Chief of Police Ted also operated a Pomeroy Mas- er division. _, Mrs. Cush Johnston, Route State Mines Secretary H. B. ed Dr. ~onnel, . admmistrator , Webster blames speeds over , on bus. lme f~r many years.. Other winners 1n the 2800 Meigs M6lllorial Hospital ' GllanHJUD 1 I, Mlddleport, Wildernel! 1Charmbury halted digging oper- of Doctor s H~pllll In Colum- 85 mil.. per hour and careless Serv1ces will be held Fnday pounds or less class were Hr.m- . ADMISSlONS _ None. TraiL" . . lations Into the 200-lool •haft [bus, and he sold 11 was_ not no:c· attention to safety "!easures at 2 p.m. ai the Ewmg chapel er Siorts of Frankfurt, sec•Jr.d; I DISCHARGES _ Mrs. \ViiMrs. Mu Barnes, Vinton, , Wednesday when shlfting im· essary ~t all, and advtsed h1111 for the bulk of automobJle accl· WJth the Rev . Je~y Ma~~r~ of Charles Barsock, Dart , th,l'd: lliam Wamsley, Hartrord : Mrs . 1 "Old perUed rescuers. not _to Slgn, . dents. the _Chur~h of C_hnst offlctatmg. G era 1d Douglas, Coolville, Paul Ours, Portland ; Margar- . "Lampllghting Time," Man River," "Faith in the Fu. P1cken~ said he was told by He was the speaker Wednes· IBunal wdl be m Beech Grove fourth. and Whitt and Son, 1-'lkt>- t't Allen, Pomerov. · tore," and "Magic With Rocks!' SAIGON South Viet Nam _ Dr, Konnel that such a proced- day when the Pomeroy Lions 1cemetery beside his late wire. , ton, fifth. Mrs. Pauline Ridenour Ches• ure was not customary. club met for luncheon and their 1Ed1th Custer Durst. Friends I· Horses owned by John Crow... '.i ter, "Trend of the Time;... lA BJH!~i•t~un bur: ~!~ 1: Dr. P,Jckens said he was then program at Hotel Martin with may call at the Ewing Funeral er of Elizabeth, w. va. , w n n MAN CITED •, r, Mrs. Viet..- Hyoell, Minen- - ~ de~ Nth a~ '" Uabf •.,:_ told by the committee thai It 16 members presenl and Presi- i home anytime. the 2800 to 3200 ~ounds oless. Dare Roi;erson. a9, Ashland, j ,·, ' ville "Dreams Fulfilled" wn m oa, re ~~ It just wanted him to know what dent Karl Krautter in the chatr. · Russ Winegrove ul Wt~verly Ky ., was c1ted by the state · .• M;... Paul Wlnn, Middleport, ernmenl sourcesoo:;:;r BUi~ide w.. going on. Pickens oaid he Chief Webster said 40 per i W. Va ., placed second: Ra'pi; Highway Patrol to appear in • • .,,,,. Route I. "Leot We Forget." ~as the fourth kB . t t to hod the words "I understand cent ol all accidenlo are due to C 3De Guthrie of Langsville, th ird; Meigs tuun ly court Aug. ~3 'on ' ' IJ Mrs. Pearl Mora, Pomeroy, recent t"e\s ~m proes what you are doing" typed at speeds at 65 miles per hour or I ' Homer Siorts, fourih, and J eS< 1charges of s~eeding. ;cw# $A391c...l$032 · ~ ":; 2468 ":t .sQT !U6X ilfJ<,.rr ' Star Route, "By Candlelight" governrnen pole s. B · the bottom of the paper and more. At that speed a car mov- 1 Horhees or Rockbridge, fiflh , Mrs. Mary VIrginia Chadwell, Two other bonzes ~no~-~ddted- signed his name. es over the distance of three : I Placing second in the 3200 and over C~3S..'\ was John _Cr011SN .' lUmt m rtlllllU !lUI1 Nllf .. . ""'•h hist monkshave •~w•ul Hugh Custer President of football field• In 10 •econds he ----wh1le Glen K>ng , Coo . lv1ile, was, IIIIIIUil"''"'"'"''WIII,Ul.lllllo 1 Sl R00 t P ar e. omeroy, """ on sui ide b fire in a growing ' · ' · ·' R W 1 c Y the hotJpital commission, was said. ana , Ky., Wednesday in searl'h I thmf. anu. uss mgrove o , ? 8 Windy HID." In the Junior Arrangment dl- campaign of protest.~~~ B::?~ called to lbe stand Wednesay He recommended these items . of the missing aircraft. IIV"I'"rly , lourlh . I vlsion, blue ribbons went to dhisls who haveen N 0 Dlnh afternoon lor short testimony of safety for those who travel. ! , A fisherman had notified of- ,_..._...,_,_ _ _ __,iooiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.. Heidi Milhoan. Pomeroy, Route regime of ~ld ~ g IT 1 as were Paul Case! and !lor a Rash light, a red Rare, and I The Ohoo State Patrol and a ficials thai he had seen a>rplane 3; Carol Ann Lewis, Pomeroy; Diem. l:f r~ gJous 8 po Ilea Scha~fer, member!l of an old ~ can of baking powder a1-1 a ' detac-hment o£ area Explo~er wreckage in the str{'am. Linda Lee Baer, Miner.viUe; dlscrmnnallon. hosp1tal board. ftre extinguisher. Scouts today combed the h1lis CAP headquariers at Mod iand Rhea MA>ra Stjlr Route Fultz attempted to ask both He discussed the values of and wooded areas from Rt. 0118 son, Ind., said a Kentueky State , Pomeroy, ' ' PORTSMOUTH - Mrs. Cora Casci and Sc~aefer questions safety bells and the center back of Galhpolis through RL helicopter was hovering over Junior specimens receiving IFerren, 26, of Wheelersburg, about a resolu"on being adop~ grUI light now being used . The 35 at Mills SiatJon ·~ sear_ch of the rugged area of hills and ' nrst place awards went to was expected to be charged ed at a meeting of tbe old Com- greate•t percentage of accidents Dr. George McCoy ' miSSing woods in hopes of spoiling a 1 Cella Rose McCoy Roule 1 with manslaughter today in the munity Hospital board con- happened between 3 and 5:30 smgle engme a~rplane. , clue to the fate of Dr. George Reedsville, two; and Carol An~ Friday death of her young 0011 cemin~ joint staffing, but sev- p.m. Reports Wedn.esday receoved McCoy, 45 , his wife and three Lewis, Pomeroy, of skull fractures. eral t1me~ Por-ter objecle and He Invited .mbers to visit by th~ Patrol sa1d smoke was sons. In the Horticulture Division Deputy Coroner Dr. Dow AI- was sustained by Judge Rleck- his safety materials on display seen 10 8 wooded area near The private plane 1t>ft Calliblue ribbon wlnnen were Mrs: lard said the death of Mark er, Theoore T. Reed, Jr., also at town haD. Rt. 0118 ~nd the Bob McCorm- polis last Fl'iday evening enPurley KatT, Lung Bottom. four Anthony Ferren, 22 months, wa• called hack to the $nd Pr..klent Krautter led a dis- •ck Rd. Junction. A . routine rouie to Muncie, Ind., and has FRI., AUG. 16 Mrl. Pearl- Mora, Pomeroy Star was caused by skull fractures for additJonal testimony pntll' cusl!lton of recent committ<>f' ap- check tu.rned up nothmg .. Ru· not been he_a rd fl'om sinee. Rou~, one; Mrs, Robert J , "resulting from violence of an- to the 4 p. m. recess, polntmenlo and the job each mors •p•ead through Gallipolis - - - - ------•- Pomeroy, one; an d otber person or persons · AI~ ha• In Lloni•m· thiS mornmg Le wm, be ed that · wreckage had ' Mrs ~ ··c Pa v· to 1 d ord ed lnv..tlgation en sputl m that area, but yne,.... n, one. afrte er , an h ed tbe these '"" proved fal•• . ,· . Spec tPONY men exh bit blue rib- a r an au opsy ' ow SQUAD CALLED Rescue team moved i t bono went to Mrs. Ruth Moore, child suffered multiple !raeTh . s n eRUNNING . ._, Pam~; Mrs. Robert Lewis, tures, bruises and abrasions. e Pomeroy emergency h~av_tly f~rested area a I on g ,, Pomet··, ,_.nd Roy HoIter , Po m_'"N0 t compatlble with a fall" squad wu called L•ckmg · for Charles Wyatt early of today near -R1ver north - of Cyntht-/ -eHARNESS • ~ ~itt'::.re ~:: ~ wi~ ~lliu~ha~ lw.. 1 Guthrie Teams I0 Near sWeep' ..·Of 3 Classes R-esults Of Judging 'In' Chief Blames High Speeds For Acci"dent I TAKE SOME ! HOMEj - ]£ouse I 'I ' '- 1 MCoy PI / St'}} Un{ound' SearchResumes ••• for cold and gotdeR pleasure any time of dBT, 1 50,000 STAMP GIVE-AWAY ...-..,·-8·' ,... ,... All ~· .. HI TIST 29.9 II y,. lfy Ole ef lhst fa•tts 1 (ll~~a~*r,~-~·~~of~~ ' pa q talned his Innocence Today'• lhol was the '"'" Mrs. Sharon Jewell, Harrison- three lie detector teslo oact be beld 1lnce the • .,... Offer W. lkA~Itll -It ""'ON Boote 3, (2), hooked rag rug I and pUlow cases embroidered., WASHINGTON - The conMrs. Earl Cowen, Shade (4), log jam on education loomed woven rug, crocbeted I wao eased aaaln tocenterpiece, pot holders, · and with Houae passage of a crocheted afghan. biiUon "Bricks arxl mortar" Mrs. Robert Jone., aid bUI, but no (!), knitted sweater, wao yet in sight. Mr•. Margaret Lewlo, Mid· The bill W.s sent to the Sendleport, Route 1 (4), painted where it joins a llllwle-aplbeets and piUowcase . s, towela, , bill expanding aid for two piece cotton dress. scboolo, No . Mrs. Louloe Bartels, Pomeroy yet beon scheduled on elthRoute 3 (I) pillow c..... cromeasure by the Seante educheted. subcommittee. Mrs. Rose D. Carr, Tuppers Plalna (41, pillow catSs1e~s.~:'a~: WASHINGTON _ The nuqued; cotton dress, he children's dresses. test .ban treat]/ appeared Mrs. Oris Ginther, star Route to have cleared the major . Pomeroy (1), kitchen apron. 1~::: ,=be tween It arxl Senate 1m.' Ralph Parker, Cb..ter 11 by gaining endorse(I), apron, CI'OI.IosUteh trimby the Joint Chiefs of ••r tbtl M Come In - olll oi!MM ...... .-Is of WAR.MMORNIIIQ Colt IMI*'i'"lllld liYO_JOU I cortilic:at. '"tiUirw JOU to rtCI '10 I IIIORIIIIIG Fan lllodol f-8 IIIII N11M11J .1!1111 ', lor $1t.!IS1 lor IIIII ONE CENTI . -ld. ' You ~ ..u tilt cortificllulll onellltWIJ 10 1111 ..nuflctlnr .... witlloul ......, ,..., lloGill,.- , . ,.,, bo to '""" ....... lnsllll tilt Boa1t1r Fen on )111111" WARM MORNING Colli HNttr "'"' anloJ the con\forl olflnllll 11r ~ Dunlop .. "Gold Seal" Tubeless .Tires I 11 mlng, The tlJree.commlllee ~~~~~ Moore, Pomeroy hold'•• hearln th ~P (I) toy• ""' 8B "" e . Pomeroy (I) ty called Gel!, 'M anell D. hobby dllplay ' Taylor, cbalrmaft 01 lbe Joml SftOW Chiefs, to repeat In public tealillie Mbooo tlmony today What be IBid . ty Milh p Wednesday - that M Bel 080 ' ome- • ra. bannhig Ill but . underroy, Roofe 3, (7) Iron kettle, ' nuclear IN1inlls , C<II'JIOr bltle, andirons, wilb the oecurlty .:;:: 1111 ~~ • coverlet of 'the United States!' hi line, 24 month worronty ,. Tubeless-· Whln emet'lllncr ....,._ Cllldl you short, talle a short cut to.a balanced budcel See us about a prompt,' private C8lh 10111. Pt.Md for time? Telephone ftrst-lhen stOp IlL EcotfOMY SAVINGS & · LOAN COMPANY 300 W. Second St.-WYandotte 2·2111, Pomeroy •aeeao . .000!! MicbHt eum.: AN'I'ftliJE I •--~ Black White 670x15 or 750xl4 .. - .. --- S]7.95 $19.95 710x15 or 800x14'.. ~-~~: -- S19.95 'S2r.95 · 670~15pi8~~~l!!fi~:~:- .. $21.95 $23.95" 189.95 ... c J .>•·. •' ;.,_, -·---· =· . . ............. .- . ............. :-. . -.......-'-. '"' . . Rl'CIIU, OH!O i - 'H ' lfra. . EBERSBlCH .'H4ROWAR~: ·- ~I .-,.,. ,,_ •, . . \ \ . ' '' ' ' ' ,....... ... !-':-' :t.:.J~ 1'lia '' j ~- ~- Q. l'-'' ' ....... . """"'~; ·-.lliYe.- 1 ~ . n:-u. _ . ,, •""" !• ,¥ ' ,. ~ ' ·\'"' "" ,, ' ( .t. • ,.. • .• ' ~ ,. 10 1._ .,., Sl\ .1. OF ALL NEW fURNITURE $595.00 T ROBINSON'S BAKER fURNITURE Loun~or~oDrr Cloonon M.tddloport, Ohio FRIDAY , AUGUST 8·30 9:30 A.M 10:00 A.M.-Judging BPf'f CattJ~:~-Open Class 1:00 PM - Holslein Show 1'30 P. M.~Iudging Sheep'"" Swine-Open Class ~2: 00 1-'.M_-Ponv. Harness Rarin." "'3 ·0tJ l' .J\.I. - Running Rat·ing *4:00 P M_-Pomeroy High Sehool Band "5:00 P.M.-Twi light Horsf' Harnt-ss R:~cing •7 30 P.M .- Pony Pulling Contest •Grandotand ~-~-~------~P~·~-~m~y~~~~W~Y~~~U~2~t~~~~~~~~~~~~-------~---------~-~ --- ------ '. ) to be OOIIIIaeted by lbe Atom· ic Errero Camml.._ (ABC). AMouncement ol the test was ~ade by the AEC which said 11 was of law yield. This that the power of the test wu under the quivalent of tons ol TNT. brief AEC announcement "A mtclear test of low was conducted under· ground today by the Atomic EnCommission at Ill Nevada ,,************** Sign-up DOW for Wblter Comfort I " ~- ' J..' BRAZZAVILLE, The Co •11 o . 'l'bou11ndl ~ lhoutlnr ·Coo- •r;:~l~~su~rround: Abbe ler Iakettle, Ill original frame, · bra• and clndle hold- ed •' ',' ~ ~ I .~ 16th. Junior Fair-Sheep and Swine - Jud ging Junior Fair-Beef •nd Shuwmanshlp ~ Jewell, lfarfrl· wheel. . ,, i ' 11111vjlle (7), aplnnln11 lfGOdea dlurn, Oat lrop, samp·~ -~ •I 1 TYPE DRY CLEANING RooM s a-:;_ ' '- -.!!!!' - ~., . IASY '111M~ To $ult'Jtf'f--~ltfl. _ , , . ' • ·., ,.,..,., 4·flee .FlrMtcli! C.liitl't""" ·· ' '• 149.95 ' ~ Proffitt~ · -~- holesale. Closed, Thursd11y Afternoons Ollr COIN-Q p RACING vUio 13 l, dcrocehill ted rug, fancy more than 20 hours of Intensive meat w11 nadled Ill MOICOW apron, an P ow cases, interrogation, •lind tbe 101• rmder8JIIUnd tesl Mrs. G"""' Drake, Pomeroy, , COAL .HIAIIRI Durl111 Otr farlr St1111 Stltl Under New Man1111ment . I to Ivery Gellon S.ld With A Money Beck Guarentw °• !Toy, tar Boote. Langsville who had suffered a In the educaUonal department CINCINNATI r Investigators possible heart attack. He was :•t place E:ners _were Mrs. I were to return lo suburban taken to Meigs Memorial hosargaret Lewis, Porn-- ·Greenhills today to question pital. ~y, ::lie~ M~_18Purb';;' several teen-agers who were ex- WASHINGTON IUPI) - The orr, · rt • ··pected to produce new evidence United Stote1 today COildUocteciJ rot Ann Lewla, arxl Thelma Ly·11n the week-old bludgeon •lay-lan underground nuclear test' CITED BY PATROL tleJ. Pomedroy. .,_ Robert Rei 1 lng ol pretty Patricia Ann Reb- Nevada, the second ann<<tn<'edlp~J~onn::le~. Sue Thompson, 16. UP was mn.. • rh In f our d aya, holz. 1 s ol wa• cited to appear bel Rt 1 Middleport • 'DOMES11C · • · Later '" the day they plaMed . Such tests are permitted unMel~ 8 " Juvenile Court by the ARTS Bl to resume questiOning of Mj.. lder the limited nuclear test ban State Patrol Wednesday M ueLe~bboWnoodWfrmerCbleste cahel Wehrung, 15, the dead Itreaty which forbids other types charges of failure to obey a I Over 200 WHkly -Wlnnere-Trocllng Stompo Of Your Choice 1 3 Second Shot Jn 4Days Js I An d I nounee 531 WEST MAIN STREIT 1 THURSDAY- FRIDAY- SATURDAY ' Certified Oil Station · 1 I 1 Stuart Le,,els Yankees With ' COM·P · ' ' ;.' , �• Sentblel, \ ' _._!, 0 ., ' \ Dally SentbMI, l'bJ!leroy·Mlddleport, 0., Au1. !5, I08~T • ! , ~~Johnny Mathis Got· His 81g Break In Nitecluh 59c Frenth City Smoked s.-.. Be II IIUI'IIIted bJ bls wife, MeDermllt, Cllflob, aa d MASON, W, PHONE SP 1-5554 Letar Plallc flo. Smoked Jowl - Hog· g· & zuspa · n MateriaIs "'"'ol Pompano - two -. -I'll, no,~~. Alburil, Mrs. 3'A """"- ,JI; .. Swull Stokely'l-2'h vA.J . Peach Halves Grape Jelly~~.~ Kroft Pure Concord Stekoly's 2 Apricot Halves ·~ 2 Keen 2 69c Nestle's 12 ""· .,.. SALE!FINAL.CLOSE-OUI' TUBE·TYPE DlsconUnned All-Weather Tires~.....,.,_,.. .wl~ 3-T NYLON &11JFSYN ~~~ $ WAID ,~ROSS' SONS - :U.J~ IGpet-dutable •Jnlhetlc-touput nb!Mt .GacldJ'I• - lllllld ID auto llna. for Aut. Flovoro " l 863 RACINE, 0. 1963 WHERE YOU DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING UNDER ONE ROOF'' 65 - IUOIJI. ........... ........ •WIDLI •-'* 'W!JltftaDa THEY LAST B. H. SANBORN .4.maouncltlfJ MILL ST JEWiiLER-oPTOMETIIIT ' MIDDLEPORT WEAVER'S BARBER SHOP NOW OPEN IN MASON, W. VA. (Just A Few Doors From Meson Furniture) Alr.Condltlonecl For Your Comfort DINNII WEAVIR HOURS: Skinless Wieners Top Value · STAMPS· ...... ...... Home WITH AU. ....... -=-~ PURCHASES BACON ENDS 5·•· 99c MONDAY 4:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. OTHER DAYS 8:00 AM. to ~:00 P.M. $1.99 PAll SALE I On OUr Budget· AD New Priced AU·Weather •42" 3-T NYLON With TIJFSYN GOOdyear · "'"·· aaper-durable &Jlllhetlc•lousheat nbber tO.IIIIIl,... ner UMcl IIi aaiO 11-. Pomeroy Ben fr•nldin'l Annuli areBackQdbJ s lit'.= ......... plus tp. • Style2641 Any 2 Pair •• , Any 2 5 izes. , , Any 2 Styles. If You Can't Use Two Pair Bring A Friend. Be llmong Mlxthtmormatchtht111,11Jtwopalr, ·-~· Chddrtn'l or Boys' $2.99 2. . . FOREMAN s•·· . . ...,, Mln'lio BLACK CREPE SOLE SHOES Size 8~ to 5 -,_ it" $3.00 pr. ,., • t ' ·~·- iio-(tl ' , BASI(ETBAU SHOES Sm11l12 to Big 12 $3.00 pr. RIZ·ER' .-o 1·'C. :_ ROUSH'S SHOE . NO. SIC~ I ' l COMPLETE SCHOOL S~UES DISJfloA.y ' . •.,. . ' \ - f ' I. In $1.00 Pkgs. Only Ground Beef ':!S.C.. · 3 .._ •1 NA110N•WUJE I.Jeal5 e Popper LNf Pimento Loaf eMin'*ll Hom • • - • Beef • Pltkle & e Bolog,. SAUSAGE 3 ..... $1·00 COMING NEXT WEEK 1 Anto'l1res s9 Lunch Meat SALE! Pure Pork Our Famous . PAIR CHEESE SPREAD HAM SALAD _ Plcg• Sliced OWNER & OPERATOR RTS and CASUALS - • 2•.89' .".t.y .... ON the slllafl onea-hav I:! yourself _this I! lltrlp lor.ped ll'Ound a bll of a bUtt tllmBspagbet. ~lack upper leather sll:lmmer wl~ < .. t ly IIIIOtecJ. on. eautlful· . Only 3.49 !ff· E SHoe (~ox .. . Ml . . . ~.o . • . _.., O.leo. -A.::M:·· V~E- - 6 ... s1 sue... r ,Bologna ,,..., ,.... Neck Bones 5 '1 ....... Pig Feet _ 7 ... ~1 Ill. VALLEY lEU MI,LK TWIN PACK 2..~ 83c . GALJW 79~ ' C l .' I' ' �• Sentblel, \ ' _._!, 0 ., ' \ Dally SentbMI, l'bJ!leroy·Mlddleport, 0., Au1. !5, I08~T • ! , ~~Johnny Mathis Got· His 81g Break In Nitecluh 59c Frenth City Smoked s.-.. Be II IIUI'IIIted bJ bls wife, MeDermllt, Cllflob, aa d MASON, W, PHONE SP 1-5554 Letar Plallc flo. Smoked Jowl - Hog· g· & zuspa · n MateriaIs "'"'ol Pompano - two -. -I'll, no,~~. Alburil, Mrs. 3'A """"- ,JI; .. Swull Stokely'l-2'h vA.J . Peach Halves Grape Jelly~~.~ Kroft Pure Concord Stekoly's 2 Apricot Halves ·~ 2 Keen 2 69c Nestle's 12 ""· .,.. SALE!FINAL.CLOSE-OUI' TUBE·TYPE DlsconUnned All-Weather Tires~.....,.,_,.. .wl~ 3-T NYLON &11JFSYN ~~~ $ WAID ,~ROSS' SONS - :U.J~ IGpet-dutable •Jnlhetlc-touput nb!Mt .GacldJ'I• - lllllld ID auto llna. for Aut. Flovoro " l 863 RACINE, 0. 1963 WHERE YOU DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING UNDER ONE ROOF'' 65 - IUOIJI. ........... ........ •WIDLI •-'* 'W!JltftaDa THEY LAST B. H. SANBORN .4.maouncltlfJ MILL ST JEWiiLER-oPTOMETIIIT ' MIDDLEPORT WEAVER'S BARBER SHOP NOW OPEN IN MASON, W. VA. (Just A Few Doors From Meson Furniture) Alr.Condltlonecl For Your Comfort DINNII WEAVIR HOURS: Skinless Wieners Top Value · STAMPS· ...... ...... Home WITH AU. ....... -=-~ PURCHASES BACON ENDS 5·•· 99c MONDAY 4:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. OTHER DAYS 8:00 AM. to ~:00 P.M. $1.99 PAll SALE I On OUr Budget· AD New Priced AU·Weather •42" 3-T NYLON With TIJFSYN GOOdyear · "'"·· aaper-durable &Jlllhetlc•lousheat nbber tO.IIIIIl,... ner UMcl IIi aaiO 11-. Pomeroy Ben fr•nldin'l Annuli areBackQdbJ s lit'.= ......... plus tp. • Style2641 Any 2 Pair •• , Any 2 5 izes. , , Any 2 Styles. If You Can't Use Two Pair Bring A Friend. Be llmong Mlxthtmormatchtht111,11Jtwopalr, ·-~· Chddrtn'l or Boys' $2.99 2. . . FOREMAN s•·· . . ...,, Mln'lio BLACK CREPE SOLE SHOES Size 8~ to 5 -,_ it" $3.00 pr. ,., • t ' ·~·- iio-(tl ' , BASI(ETBAU SHOES Sm11l12 to Big 12 $3.00 pr. RIZ·ER' .-o 1·'C. :_ ROUSH'S SHOE . NO. SIC~ I ' l COMPLETE SCHOOL S~UES DISJfloA.y ' . •.,. . ' \ - f ' I. In $1.00 Pkgs. Only Ground Beef ':!S.C.. · 3 .._ •1 NA110N•WUJE I.Jeal5 e Popper LNf Pimento Loaf eMin'*ll Hom • • - • Beef • Pltkle & e Bolog,. SAUSAGE 3 ..... $1·00 COMING NEXT WEEK 1 Anto'l1res s9 Lunch Meat SALE! Pure Pork Our Famous . PAIR CHEESE SPREAD HAM SALAD _ Plcg• Sliced OWNER & OPERATOR RTS and CASUALS - • 2•.89' .".t.y .... ON the slllafl onea-hav I:! yourself _this I! lltrlp lor.ped ll'Ound a bll of a bUtt tllmBspagbet. ~lack upper leather sll:lmmer wl~ < .. t ly IIIIOtecJ. on. eautlful· . Only 3.49 !ff· E SHoe (~ox .. . Ml . . . ~.o . • . _.., O.leo. -A.::M:·· V~E- - 6 ... s1 sue... r ,Bologna ,,..., ,.... Neck Bones 5 '1 ....... Pig Feet _ 7 ... ~1 Ill. VALLEY lEU MI,LK TWIN PACK 2..~ 83c . GALJW 79~ ' C l .' I' ' �• ' ( ' ' TEL£VISION IN .R!VIE1' ,· BEAT THE HEAT-THE COOL WAY, lET HOT LlnLE WANT ADS SELL FOR YOU . 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 14, 1963 1 I (.I ass ·If·I ed Ads Get Results. I You'll Love Our Deal • II R • h N 1 E . . . spec1a y rg t ow. You Never Had A Batter Chance To Choose A GOCKi Used Car or Trade AI A Price That's Budget Porloctl $3395 T-Bird Hardtop Coupe. While fin is h, red interior, low milea ge, seat bell s, po. wer st(>e ring: a nd brakes. WANT AD INFORMATION DEADLJNI!S radio and hea ter. Li ke new all th e way. ...... 4:00 P, 1L [tiJ tltiMe P11bUedloe llolld&y D.. dll11• trG0 -.. II Wll' o. •eee P'"Il .Itltll ff:tiO A. a ror lltl:t m "''llhlilllaft• IU!XlULA noNS .m• .,, .... •e..er ..•u •• rlrht . ,... •d• ""'"'"'" 'liO ~ l)b] I!I;"Unll•IW• ltr"<>n ...oulll ~ AP""ied miiQ.dlltel3' ft'lt <>Ult LIJibl!'l ,.-+Jl otnl M ~ espootlihte f .. mol'f' rna" ~n• ·n•·.,,...,...,. .n..,.I:MJ'Ill RATES For Wani Ad Servlft t;enu 111 " oro pet Minimum " ne t:ll arat eo t'l8f'lt. rhree eo& ..t 1 ..enu per • o rO ..W be cha rge(J '"' a d"t't'li$101 !I nn l patrt 1n o'\ ayJ 'IIJ'! Ili! D af"!er ~ .......;., on g ot!J CA HI' Ul' - Sl 2:1 t ar K ac h ~ '1<1 1 t · on rRA o"'IKS •ll ,...o ro "",;mum al w'lrr< ' ' 1 1~ "en• O M•u ...·l .., pEl out>II•IMII wnra OFFICt HOURS 6'31.1 " Sah>nta l· Ill It' ) :Of' t' M l)a iiJ 8 -:1!' 11. M '" l~·flll n n o 11 IT'S SO EASY TV PLACE A RES" 'll PRj lilt ICING IV >\N1 IUl i'HONE WY 2·2157 - -- - · W a~o:on Custom St motor, std. Like nl l' llt. 1957 Olds _ $795 Super ,'88'' HT Cpe. Beall· tiful black and red inter ior with wh ite finis h, motor Al 6 cyl. tra ans. Spotless clean in terior, beau tiful iv· ory and r ed fi n tsh , radio and heater. cond it ion , au tomatic trans. Good tires, radio, he aler. 1956 FORD VB - 2 Do or $295 1956 Chevrolet "6" 2 Dr. Std. Trans. $365 1955 Mercury Conv. Cpe. $195 1955 Plymouth "8" 4 Door $149 INSIDE AND Out.;ide Pmn li ng and roof work. Reasonable rates . .l ack Timmons, Route 1, Long Bottom, Ohio. , 8 9 Gtp : TRUCK SPECIAL - L.OSE WEIGHT safety w i t h DIAVAX tformerly UEX·A I DIET) new name. sa me for-' mula Only 98c at S tark . Drugs. 6-~p 1 AUTOMOBil -E [.l.,u rance been 1956 Chevrolet 2% Ton _ Special $699 !Ieavy duty 72'' cab to axle, 348 cu. in . motor. SpuJ.>r a speed trans. 18000 lb . 2 speed rear axle. Air over hydraulic.....Qrakes, trailer connections. Be,~~~ ~~~~b:,ou16 c~,:i; l fW'iiltli: - - - - - - - - eue" The Lighter Side BUSINESS SERVICES - -, OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Suggests Who Asked That? · Replace What's My Line?. fltllfl. ICbos"·"'"r.e::.: MASTER MIX s !loon•. nc1 MASTER MADE .. FEED .:.:u:~~n~!~ ~ aARNIY .,80Giol _. INUFI"Y sMift-1 •t:.• Will ill Iiiii - ' -.-I Wllllt IIIII oliOII ·~ - lliere - illftie . lbli til- - - . -1wli1, . ll'er. i.l:if tUIII yotr l!illir 11. 111 , jj (ifttlt ilfla, 6lie I (jhbllill a 1111111t til liNt, tttNJ tllacki, tmd !boN wu a loot the wlfo I bad aome aeriiJUI Ltmdoo'l t!olt ...,... to do, locked tho door 1o the and agold, II · atudy tUid ttfttletl doh I• a hiiH- peared illal W. wtre In for boor 01 heitllij dllaipalldil, - - lit~ lllethod tf lliC!klln& derlng what 110tr tan ftnJc ....wd ral ..,jo<t at hidll. 8ul thee take for tho aaga ol Mlirle. ....,Wormed bJ a Brlliab edltcitl Mandy, et il. , that H then 1ft liDo lhlat I!Jot Wtll, first IJI1, 1"-t W8l a ... i trjl LotJdiln'l probll!tna pdll on the " pop art" .,... oumabl)o In the ·~;b~=~~ wllo b appar<lrttlJ 1ft owiep!Jit area>, it II Pi<Nddi111 Loudon, and It atrudt mo lbal , and oace asaln IN wetot 11t1o !Vas tdt m,om.u. ,.., to • miles from the maiD I<Jpie ol pt'eaolt 10 dolleatt a IUbject, veraatiou on the '11ulmea, thotillt tho categ..,. ioemO\I to li'IJiiiD;, Wl! hill i ~IWIIIII ba .,..tlenable and a matter of ld IIU! tdgiltmub 61 dlire, oplnlolt lit beal. E ti!JII'""-=' 1' • · • ·•~" llm!rttl artllltt discussed their werlt, and there wen a number olil!-lbon akli vltililuillt . itimllotl"*l !,~:,_wastln :-:::.~.':'""'. __• - i 1 II. Not. .... work ... 00: till Ia. At hoJhl ll.l>fioilol 311. ~... ' Hi~ptt.ol Lt. 1 a! &:0"';;'' ·' ' Mlssl o1 pretl, ~~r• •n ...,..a. though no one you ,...ld reeogalze. We """' told that there 11 no Bolt• mla under, Primo Mlmster Bantld Macmillan • aflluent ,.,.lety--and fvr • lrullllent It .....,.,j we might ba etrcllDfl 1D on our stibj<!ct. But that wu aboUt • c1oao aa we got It. woo moo! iD!ormatl•e ID ''- ., arl ll bul beW 0I ltlO pop I ,IDm": bow 0.,... waa 1 . ...,... feeltng lhet a cerlaln major l<>pic of conv~ wu mlulog. . Web, next up, thert wu • riJ'- pOri 1: OD l.onilon'a ehaniJni itebl• ''"" ...,.. . ,~~ hoot 111 ·~·:=iti ~~~~ 101 televislllli slltltli I Wliii 'hl4l \9eet 'ftlat wal tafilr•aluirp 111 llD eliB iltitlsll gnnU~IIuUI deitmdi~ll filll·lliimltig by oi1JDg: "J.i'tls ~~~lnil llil! bflly Offetilte - IIIli ,1 An-tw llli ~ •....8 _• ..;..,.. -.~'?.:a•D<U mw•w1 W••--, N llhd ~ jiliiepliI D ililtich Were 111 lilblobll ad;;pt tiiAI dfii! almost lofMDI !lie Jitajor !bpi~ ol cmt~l!t'latloii . •• luflil ' w- La"•~ '"'" ~-~ .... ~J..41 ~ .. ..,. •~•u•K• w CorrectionI A&P SUPER MARKET .l dijptolj ts Vl:l OqCP I iltlotliW XV Br cHUTEII GOULD exw•p PZP P8 • • liP XV OCFP it.ZlliBI:ttlrt. -it.zPLIIItXJf'l' Y~&Je•tlllil• ODtJIP•Iel ~ ntofK AJf OL& eAfto. ~-MBAiitJI!iij TWtcJi AND SAW ONCE. -~NONY• GRAPES EAQ.ES OR 0 I 119' 810 BIRDS ~AVE etJII.T A Ni!rt I!UT IT ~ >lCJLJ.bW. a- 011:'1\' ISALESMAN to sell and service 0 ~;~g G~c~~:m! ~reply 0r !~~~ person. @) (JK. Write your to & ::po~:::,,M;::.,., z.381l Pbooe WY Box 668M, Care of The Dal- ---;-;:-;;;--:---;;::--:--:-•- :-zz:::-: lle l 'rth day of o\UIJUa\, 1983, at 10:00 ' - - ·-·--- - - o'cloct A. M. at the Court llouw of aaid county, In the Vlll11e of Pom· abydoa jars of the same period the followlnc 4e&crlbed r• al also weN! found there. 2 49c In Our Wetlneodll'f AA i:i·.~:~r~:~-:;~~~11Ciii.~•i[~:_;:; West ~ ,~~:~:~:If:~~~:~~~~j: ly Sentinel, Pomeroy, Two-dom8 13Ohio. 3tc 1953 Virgioia StateChevrolet, Inspected. Wei- By . . - ' 8IJT ,_..,.. eE A HEAP f:!!lfll <1 __· THEM HOOOlti'-'! 'T'tPe9 9WARMIN' IH HE~ "iiiON ~ GOT Atf( l'I.ANS, MAJOI! I<!OLI' ~ . - -- ~; : > \ :" AND SUITI ($) Goble Ford Inc. I 1960 Chevrolet Bel-Air • • • • •1445 vt:/1 C. B. Nye Co. 19~6 ford Fairlane Now Is The Time f:l•" '· FURNA(E Mn,j , .,•.:· .• • .-;:· - -- . B"'er·&Sevfrled caia:n;~~!~$!~~~:1 • • • •1095 •s95- • •n9~ 1959 Forcl Custom· • • • • 1960 Rambl•r Classic • 1959 Ford Rtanchwagon 1962 Forel :~plaxi,e , ~.- ;·. s.. onf theta: .~ - ~ : .. '1095 ~ .,· ... '"11'1".. HERE , OON ! -.'• .. SPECIALS------- Blaettnars YOU 'RE 8 !TIN ' OF!= • USED AUTOMOBILE VOLKSWAGEN WI TH "MUSCLE "! SHORE !-4<PE Y'RE'LIZE WHAT ( STAR SUPPLY CO. ~eitb tO~F! f BUT 4~ .! ...,_,_ camp i DEPUTIES! I'LL TAKE IT FJ?Q!A THERE! <aooo LAWYERS~ POLI TIC'""S, REA.L BIQ Wl-l~!;LS l• 1 II SWEAR IM OUR YOU~ MEN PS • I Pomeroy landmark ' :' I now for a thorough, com· plete training in beauty cui- : EXPERIENCED dairyman, bert Weaver, Mason City, lure, Including the Linda steady employment. Write '91Wi4.(V ;he.A~,roi<;ti\iib~ili8IC13tra61~P;: 1!~~. Brooks Charm Course. Write. - 'FOR SALE i stating wages expected, re- 1954 Phone, or Come ln. Souther- : FOR SALE ~ ferences and experience. mission, good buy, good run- l ~:~i~~;~~~·!:~~,,.;: ton Beauty Academy, 30 S. ' -GAS Conversion burner, Excel Must be sober. None other ning condition, $175. Alfred I' Court St. Athens, Ohio. Phone ~RYING CHICKENS on foot, , lent condttion, $50. $137 when need apply. Write Boc 668P, cashdollar. Reedsville, Phone •:~~-~;!~ ~~~J;l~~~~~;!',;~~j;~,~~~ LV 3-1457 75c each. Dressed whole. 90c \ new. R. E. Williams. c a Il l Care of The Dally Sentinel. Coolville .667·6234. ~~ · 8 10 6tc ' each. Cut up and tray packed, Coolville 667-W\4 1 8 13 Gtp $i.OO each. Youl dcaln wrAitle 1 8 13 6 tp EXPERIENCED babysitter, your order, 1 wi 1 e 1ver. You Clll 1 so have tom \ s for can- 1 Saturday, August 17, a! auc- light hou sework , 5 day week. FREE AT LANDMARK ning, 85c bu. Mangoes , iiOc lion at 1 p m. by the Brad- Call SH 2-4948 after 5:00 p.m. Super Service Station peck . Write complete name ford Auction Co., I will ~ell _ _ ____ 8 13 6tp e8•eutitul . 4nchor Hocking Mug or 8~1 14 pasMI coand address if you want order : hou se, two lots, and a mce HOUSEKEEPER for widow lOr$), finn with 11urch1H i delivered, or pick up your- sel of furniture at :i2 Lu ca~ ' 4 rhildren. Live in. p h o n e 10 galt 111 or more. LUCI'd: 1955 'h ton Chevrolet pickups. se lf. Anna Haines, 1906 Sliv- St. in Glouster. Ohio, I. H. New Haven 882-3381 after Maya• P .... • Anchor Hackint Sugar. Clayton Bolyard, 189 Ash St. ersville Road ., Box 73. Port- Munson , Owner. 6 15 lt c p. m . 8 12 6lp Cre1me1 & Tr1y Set given with oil change & lubtt jab land, Ohio. 8 14 6tc BARGAlN STORE- Useo cloth· - -Middleport. 8 15 6tp I :;:.====~' ---~- ! NEW STYLE Venetian blinds. ing and shoes . C!ifton. We•t REAL ESTATE FIND ANCIENT ROME BUSINESS SERVICES Narrow slat, vertical slat, Virgin ia. 8 15 12tc _ JERUSALEM, Israel !UPJ>SUPER SFRVICE STATION bamboo wood slat. Free esti- USED--1963 Apache Ear, le FOR SALE: Seven room house l'HOTO COPYING Services Archaeologisls reported today Open 24 Houn 'WY 2·9932 male . .Dale W1ppel Supple. tra il er , complele with ext ra s. With two lots m Dexter. Ph. Cop? any tetter or docament they uncovered near the Dead 8 10 30te A bargain. Call or see. Dr. SH 2-5567, Clyde Davis. "euter Insurance, Pomeroy sea a model hon;>e built of clay CARD OF THANKS ="""s".r..,te-d"U"'s-e""" d--;C"e-mentblocks. i K. D. AmsiJary , s18r Route, · 8 13 6tp 2 15 tfc ahoui 5,000 years ago. 600 ll•clne, Ohio iWISH 1o th811k ali those Regulars, corners , windows, Pomeroy, Ohio. WY Z-6816. ATIRACTIVE 6-roomS.batk' -::,-. -: ,,:-Gru :::--.... - -."'Pin =-m - ,biD : -& Pd A number of Egyptlon-made kind aOO considerate people halves. "Some been cleaned. " 8 15 tfc Birch stepsaver kitchen. AluReatiDC who sent cards rluring the All good shape. 5 steel fram- - - minum siding, storm doors, MlnersviDe. Ollie disability and confinement u! ed windows, "33\lx44" 5 A~ '59 Buick _ $1,395 windows. Insulated, End vour sewer a-oubleo Paul. He is progressing nice- 1 uminum screens, 2 steel len· LeSahre 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto· air heat. Large lot. Shown by Wr have aD abet ly now and wm be back at tels. 7% X 48", 2 homemade mati c shift. Low mileage by appointment. Call Pomeroy Sewer Marbinel the store on a regular basis doors, 36" x 6'8" . Call WY 3- one careful owner. WY 2-3041. 8 14 6tc Rraaoaable Ratel In a few days. 3435. 8 10 6tc '60 Pontiac - $1,595 FOR SALE: 8 room frame CaD W\' writ Day • Night Mr. and Mrs. Paul Simon RIDING MARE for aale. CaU Calalina 4 Dr. Sedan. One home in Middleport. Co m- '•=======•'=!ll=tfc• _ ______ _8 _l5_!t_c WY 2-6182. 810 6tp carefu' Ioeal owner. Extra pletely modern kitchen and lr SALE ON APACHE CAMPERS ni ce. Hydramatic. bath. Close to school. call _ _ In Memory - only $15 per mo. up - after WY 2-5324 or see at 304 Summar Clearance Hamilton Street, Middleport. IN Memory , 1961 Harrv Mill< , small down payment. Have of 15 ulltd V.W.'s 1963. two demonstrators at big Po e Oh'o I ___ 8 8 savings Pickup truck campm roy, ' FOUR ROOM house with I Those whom we love go out in choice of colo,. er, also trailer rentals. Ams- -=- -~_;;__-:::::---::= -=---=- re lot, large porch, basement of sight, Hard Top. SUck shift. All red. Very ahiorp .,.,._ and body styles. But never out of miM. bary Marine Trailer Sales, 631 FOR SALE OR TRADE off Route No. 7. Phone WY 2-1127. 7·2-30tc They are cllerished in the Fourth Ave. Gallipolis. Ohio. • • • • hearts, ~813 Glc i'54 .CHEVROLET, f'iloor, chea p IN POMEROY Eigat room 151), 2 Door Sedan. 8 eylinder. Fordomatlc. Beautl!ul blue and white. 01 thosa they leave behind. AUCTION SALE at the Ma sOO. or will trade for good motor i house. 3 bedroom• and bath, Atheno, Ohio Loving and kind in all his ette every Thursday and Sat.-[ scooler. i\lso lathe and )tg- large lot. Good location oul ol '=~ Ph. Ly 3-1231 • ways urday. 8 13 121 saw. Can be seen at 629 N. high wale<. Call WY '!-2590. ~~;;:::;;;.;;::;;:::;:;::=:;;=.;: Upright and just to lhe end Second, Middleport, or call 5 10 tic 4 Dr. Sedan. Stick abJII. Green and wblta. Sharp. of hi! days We Loan Carpet Shampooer at WY 2-2410. HEATING, Plumbing, MaeDer Sincere and true in heart and no cost with purchase of .r, ... orge Prall residence in Rut- Farnacel. Anold Brotllen. • • • mind, Bluo Lustre Shampoo. Baker FOR RENT land for sale. Contact Eaol Malo Slreel, Pom118 4 Dr. Station Wagon. 8 eyUnder. Staodard arltt. All white. Veey cl.ean eor. Beculiful memories 1-Jp left Furniture, Middleport. Thomas, Rutland, for lnfo•rmbehind. erey. Pboae WY t-Ma. 7 13 8 13 Gtc ONE 5 room..apartmeiilPeo- ation. . sed . . . pie's Terrace Phone 1518-J, "1iiiSiflroiii}SAi:EiilPomO: \,,_.......,.................7~20~11=•;_. Sa d1Y m~s by wtft' .\l,ar,'•· :COAL. good, clean lump. 3 x 5 Pt. Pleasant. 8 12 tfc HOUSE FOR SALE In Pome2 Door. 8 cylinder. FGrdmnatl~. PoWer ~..1na. one cnm.lr. ~,._,_. and famdy . 8 1> .tp egg. no stack. Re-screened ~--~ . I roy , acroas from new school, - - - F Sal stoker-oil treated at mine or , HGUSE IN Pomeroy · 6 room 1 Mu1berry Avenue. F 1 v e ji · -· 8 ordelivered. 1umrrer price now i duplex. Close to El~mentz~· ~ rooms, baUJ. basement, large 4 Door Sedln,. ~•ey(lnder. 18tapdard mlft. Jlilb)i blue. A !!N~'\U!O buy. . To Have Your v•Pf> CLO'I'HING horga ins. on. Jacoba t:oal Co .. R. D I . School. Carpeted. Birch kil- l lot. G. I. Fin8octng approved. Coal, Oil or G.. E~ Evinl, Scott Sh•nk; ~I [!ttll or, I~Ctl) Wumen's dresseo 1:5-50 cents, I Pomeroy. Phone SH 2-4959. chen. CaU WY 2-3618. 1 Phone WY WS73 and Roys · pants and I W'i 2-34811, or WY 2·:!437 . B .5 Uc _ 1 • 8 13 6tc · Wiyland for o~ ~~1('', , . ,c•~ ~~~ ll: 'rt " ·:1!'i·M ~ ·r n_ls . Mrn·:o; .:; hoes 1 15 30tc TifREE SLEEPING rooms and li'OR SALE· Po ---~-.- ' CloaniHI••• Cho!'kod for ·wtnt•F ~< an 1 hets Sl" -th s Cl<• :hmg ONE Oakland Gas Healer 12 bath. 361 s. Front St. ~~roy, ·hat I ' Open 7 i:l:t• .. , k • r H H h roc:m, wuee UCQIOOm ouae, , S· " ' ' a we• · OliO BTU has shut oil valve. enry ennesy. P · WY II- gas lul"'l<ie located helwetltl : . _l-etart F'al~~ , Oh to __ . ?-t!o-:lf)~ $10.00. Anna Haineit, 1906 Stiv- 31 34. 11-Z-llle elelpelltary ~ool and town. 1 '(; 1 I A\' •,) h c· '·•~ U ""'~ !.f- .. , . '~''" " •r . ersville Rd ., VI 3-2602, Port- 4 room and bath. house Lincoln Out of· high water. Priced lor , , , 'f , , , I ::·) llj)f). Ruasi!D ·.Wel<-h. WY 2-j land, Box 73, Ohio. Heights, Phone W'i 2-38'14. . quick oitle, &und term•. lF :·•Ill!·: 8 .1.1 12~p 8 14 6tc I 7 u 3lllp WY 2,-1518. 8 IS 31 I . •• • - - Ni!ial'llltltlo tftllllllll ~-- lllljiil' ....... thrii llill ..., . Wll tli • .... .. tiiJiiiM till . . . Mfl 'Ill I ftiMtl 11 ~ , rfllt't l'llhi!lll l!il!rfil ,_, !lit Hill1111111'~ olitw 1too ~. dents o1 that ell)- thllil tilhfr So far u 1 tmow. there 11M Ita. ed and OlllfUm18bod aponAUCI'ION£!CIL · menta. W'i 3-MSl d • lie , • ., fit lie FOUR ROOM home with bath. POMEROY - !>-room slll"""' Ji";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'iJ ' Hardwood floors. Full size borne with bath, foreed hot cabinet with gas noor rum- air heating, hardwood II ace. Nice kitchen cabinet, $50 large clo:"'ta• unfniahed month.Ph. 882-2843. stairs. NICOl)> located In !,tngoc-', ""'"' --~ .,. 8 15 3tc sldenUal nelgbborbood , = =.,.-,::--:-:-::-:-..:__ .:.:.:, large lot (150zlll0) with tbat ''Wbat'a My I.IDO?" CBD't go men!?" NlCELY Furnished 4 room and age and driveway. Extcfpt- 11 on forever and that eventually s. ""' Grace KMiy -lire bath apartment, Mlddleport. tonal. $11,0110.00. For All Of Your Noedt are going lo need a repl...,.n!. ber third cblld u the I'1IJIIIIh Phone W'i 2-3874. SYRACUSE _ ·1-room frame When ll]at happens, I ilope lo ha.. II?" =~----7 ,...u_u~c 1 house with bath, stoker fired Middleport Feed Mill lnl<reot the network In a teii!Vl· 4. "How good are the chaD... ONE three room apartment forced hQI. air heating. two Tenr f,wt .., Owner & Opp. slon game I recently Invented of Vice President Lyndon Jolm•-we Do CUstom Grindin"'" ·-·•·· I with bath . Phone WY 2-2381. porehes. Located on corner • ca lied " Who Asked Tb at!" ,.. • - - . or the pr !A-_., ,8 13 3tc lot (150xl00) with garage N. 2"d A... Mkkllo~ As everyone lo>owa. the panel· In 111118?" p==v-E~R~ O~ OM = s _a_nd -c-ba ~thc=.~ N:.: ic-el and utility building. ,11,500.110. ists on "Wbal'o My Ltnel" put1 s. "Who said, 'love 11 tile hJa. RENTAL - B-room frame two COlA SI!RVICI o• blindfolds and try lo idontlfy tory .of a woman's life but only location. Phone WY 2-2885. at story house with two baths, •"" ,_, ...,. .. .... MH•• the mystery guest. Well, on "Who an episode lD a man's?' •• 8 13 P gas for heating. $40.110 '"" ...... ""'"' • 11 ot , .. "'"' Asked That?" the guest w!U put 1. "Ill """'"' GranvUIII Wrath••• prlot of M.JL -...-r' SMALL Apartment, and sleep- month. Located on West '"""' .11111 ., 111...-.aDit .....,.. cat• ctau on a bUndfDid and try to identify er. who II lilted u aB!Oclate proing room. 127 Butternut St. Street in Pomeroy. woodt. Tecta. .._...., . , "'" t-IMt the paneli.sts, I ducer of the Laaale ·TV serlet, 8 13 tfc RENTAL - 4-room f r am II.,~.,.<,..... .,.":,'!',."'.~"'."~~~~,.,.,..,.II Sounds Uke fun, doesn't lt? · the same Bonita GranvUie who FI=RS ~ ~T~I'=L""o= o R",~5 -r:.:oo:._m ~s:.:a:.:n-:d house, with bath; gas 1 AUCI'IONEER 1 got the idea from tba ohow · was a child acllesa In lJaiiJ· g•rage, ca 11 WY 2-2733. Ing. Conveniently located Complete ~ from a IIUigazine column that wood?" 8 13 3tc Pomeroy. Suitable for anowera questions sent In by CU· family. $3(1.110 a mmolh . 1m-1 -':"'~~tad riooo readers. u . AvereU Harriman. I. 11111medlately available. A. C. BRADFORD Some of the questlona are ralh' rad Adenauer. S. Prhu:e Rainier. WANTEQ TO RENT C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR Ra Oblo er bizarre, and, 88 8 bobby, I' 4. Lady Bird. 5. JohD ~ WY W83t etae, 5 11 tfc like to see if I can create oltua- 8· Laosle.J THREE BEDROOM House m tions 1o lit them. ----Middleport, Pomeroy. Call ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN WY !-mtl FOR THE BEST in Artlflcal collect. Long Bottom, Ohio, a 13 3tc Breeding, Curtiss For example, a reader who RECOONJZES REDELl 667-<>298, between 4 and G p. =:::-==---:---:-~---,-. Service, Inc. Foo service, caD gave her naine as Ellen Ger· ALGIERS <UPI)-Tbe .u,ertan m. 8 15 2tc FOR SALE, rent or lease. 12 Leland Parker. Pomeroy, sl!en!llln wanted to know "If Ellz· government announced Wedneo· - - - - - - -- ~-- I room frame on State Roole. Ohio, Phone WY 2-22S4 or aheth Taylor has a mink-lined day II hu granted dlplomalie INSURANCE City water, gas and electrici- Chesler, 985-3415 _ 1 raincoat, or is that just poblic- recognition loan Angolao govem- ty. Conveniently located. 30tp ily?" ment-in-exile heacliod by Holtlea . 8 13 1JOHNSON. Simpsun tnsuronce Needs work. WY 2-6986. --------~::...:::~ I Rt>berlo Agency, ln. All forms of In Robert,, head ~ one rebel 8 14 31c EMPLOYMENT Want d • My guess would he that surance Jim Johosol'i and e Gershenson lB Miss Tayloris movement tryin to w1n Angole'a ! Bud Strupson, Agents. FOR SALE new 6 room . press agent g I, has 6 I tfc with 3 bedrooms, bath, utili- DRESS MAKII'IG, .atterauons, Usin' this as a springboard. I lndependen.,. from Porlllga ~--.,.----,..--- ty room , in Dorcas. $8,8110.110. Men and Women s Clothes. Idrew up the format for "Who set up headquarters lD Leopold· 1 Reuler Insurance Agency E. D. Johnson, Phone WI ·9 Call WY 2-2411. Mrs. Helen I Asked That'" Here' the way the ville, The COnp, where Algerian ·1asoraoce lor every penotllll 3001;, Gavin, 409 s. Fifth St., Mid- i rogram will opera~e: Prmier Ahm~ Beo BeDa bu 8 12 &te I and bastnell aeed." MASON, W. VA.- For Sale dleport. 8 13 6tp i pEach week, I, the producer. ~n sendtng hun mllltary ald. I Pllooe W\' !-%431 Trade: 6 room holm, bath. - I will go through the columo and --furnace, garage, 2 lots on LIVESTOCK ; pick out questiiJIIB for the mys· FOR SALE OR RENT State H1ghway . Will sell on . . i lery panelists to ask on the air. land contract or will take ac- POIIJES, good stock. Small I Thea the blindfolded goest will FOR SALE · 5 room hDUse and reage as part payment Le- stalhon, two young mares 1 try to guesg who asked them. Got I bath, newly decorated, gas lia Weatherby, Syracuse, Ohio and coil. Reasonable. call it? heating. FuU basement. LoPh. WY 2-ll833. WY 2-6133. 8 13 3tp I Appearing below are six qu... cated 123 Hudson Street. LEGAL NOTICE ' tions t 110ve already selecied. 8 15 3tc Middleport Prtce, $6000. In- _ _ _ _ _ _ __:-...:;:...;:;;:c ___ Without peeking, see II you can quire Ohio Hotel. MIIOI COUNTY, OHIO identify the mystery paneUsts, AUTO SALES I 6 8 Uc Tho Price Of Llrtl C•• No. u .n• who are listed in parentheses at a . H , aAWLINIJI IONI CO., the d s..di1\e Rambler In Ohio COrPOrltiOI'!• PlllfttiH, en • 1 HELP WANTED World SUtndard ol Compact TROY IUTCHIR, 1t " · 11 .. I. "Whet actually Is Averell EseeUeoce Det.nd1nt• I Harriman's positiOD In the Ken\GIRL FOR Hou:sework. Mrs . _. NOTICI OF IALI ; ed d · (sir tlon?" Should Have R1g ear raum, ride aad ~"""'" .orm· Pur.u•nt to an Order ot sue 1a. n Y 8 mm a · I Marion Cowdery', Long ance SmaU car economu and tUed by the Court. ul Common Ple as i . 2. "I would like to lmow what tom. Chester 985-3255. 'J of Mri.u Couatr. Obiu, I wlU offer lb. manBgerabii.Hy frtr •ate at PubUe Auettoa ,.n au 1 position Dr. Mu Adenauer, son 8 14 3tp 111!!- @) (J/( 8l5Ul· room liebri, oad wbJlo li Ia a~ ....,. 111WIIIIIWastin• lo boor whal It ..... I I POMEROY MOTOR CO, ~:;~e::~~~s.'?~~au":~~ ~~~ ,.. whil e fini sh. new writPwall t ires, heat er an d other del uxe E"QUip- 59 Rambler - $1 09S NOTICES HOT DOGS - reg. 1Sc. Fool Long, 25c. J ack's Dairy Bar,. Middleport. 8 13 6\c -----SQUA RE DA NCE every Fri- ' day night a t Masonetle. 8 13 3tp -------- sharp 1960 CHEVROLET _ _ - - - $1588 Parkwood Wagon . V-8 motor. auto . tran s., power steeri ng and bra kes, new tires. H and H. 1959 RAMBLER _ - - - - - - $688 America n 2 Door. Hadio, h eater, bl ue fimsh, d ea n interior . good tires. $999 1960 PLYMOUTH 2 Door. V·S engine, a uto. trans., new tires, bl uc k ow r while fin ish Radio and heater. $999 1959 FORD Fairlane 500 - 2 Door . V·B e n gi n ~>, std. tra m ., cl ean inte rior, red ('lld black fini sh. R and H . IDHttlOQI ~.. I.e Ful' 61 Chevrolet $1795 Bel Air 4 Door. Low mile· age by one local own er. Spotless clean interior - es. rad io and ht-ater. A reaJ buy. n M-rttoll o Ce nt. ,.er "'o ro to• 1.-: Ullve 61 Dodge ~ $1195 La ncer 4 i)ool' . Deluxe interior trim . Blue fini!;h, all good tires. r a dio, heater. Run s out perfect . Std. tr an s 62 Corvair _ $1995 Monza 2 Door. Maroon finish , fawn interior with bUt'· ket seats. 4 speed box. 102 engine, r adio, heater. Tires a~ho w little wear, a like new car at a r eal savin g. 59 Chevrolet $1095 2 Door 6 cyl . Std . tr ans. l v· ory and coral f inish, clean interior, new whit ewall tir· CANCELL-I. TIONS WKI\E<."'''ONS 1"bo: ~ l'>ll.rl•• 62 Chevy II • $1795 4 Door. Lo w mile age by lo· cal ow ner. spotless rl ean interior, beige fin ish, deluxe eq uiom t> nt. heater, ti r· rs li ke n ew. 62 Ford _ REAL ESTATE RENT TRME iUid ..,.,.. for S.le FOR - SALE FOR ~- . ., ;89,5' , ,. ~~9~~~~· ·~1'~ ll.· :~a··- ~-'. ' 1 ' �• ' ( ' ' TEL£VISION IN .R!VIE1' ,· BEAT THE HEAT-THE COOL WAY, lET HOT LlnLE WANT ADS SELL FOR YOU . 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 14, 1963 1 I (.I ass ·If·I ed Ads Get Results. I You'll Love Our Deal • II R • h N 1 E . . . spec1a y rg t ow. You Never Had A Batter Chance To Choose A GOCKi Used Car or Trade AI A Price That's Budget Porloctl $3395 T-Bird Hardtop Coupe. While fin is h, red interior, low milea ge, seat bell s, po. wer st(>e ring: a nd brakes. WANT AD INFORMATION DEADLJNI!S radio and hea ter. Li ke new all th e way. ...... 4:00 P, 1L [tiJ tltiMe P11bUedloe llolld&y D.. dll11• trG0 -.. II Wll' o. •eee P'"Il .Itltll ff:tiO A. a ror lltl:t m "''llhlilllaft• IU!XlULA noNS .m• .,, .... •e..er ..•u •• rlrht . ,... •d• ""'"'"'" 'liO ~ l)b] I!I;"Unll•IW• ltr"<>n ...oulll ~ AP""ied miiQ.dlltel3' ft'lt <>Ult LIJibl!'l ,.-+Jl otnl M ~ espootlihte f .. mol'f' rna" ~n• ·n•·.,,...,...,. .n..,.I:MJ'Ill RATES For Wani Ad Servlft t;enu 111 " oro pet Minimum " ne t:ll arat eo t'l8f'lt. rhree eo& ..t 1 ..enu per • o rO ..W be cha rge(J '"' a d"t't'li$101 !I nn l patrt 1n o'\ ayJ 'IIJ'! Ili! D af"!er ~ .......;., on g ot!J CA HI' Ul' - Sl 2:1 t ar K ac h ~ '1<1 1 t · on rRA o"'IKS •ll ,...o ro "",;mum al w'lrr< ' ' 1 1~ "en• O M•u ...·l .., pEl out>II•IMII wnra OFFICt HOURS 6'31.1 " Sah>nta l· Ill It' ) :Of' t' M l)a iiJ 8 -:1!' 11. M '" l~·flll n n o 11 IT'S SO EASY TV PLACE A RES" 'll PRj lilt ICING IV >\N1 IUl i'HONE WY 2·2157 - -- - · W a~o:on Custom St motor, std. Like nl l' llt. 1957 Olds _ $795 Super ,'88'' HT Cpe. Beall· tiful black and red inter ior with wh ite finis h, motor Al 6 cyl. tra ans. Spotless clean in terior, beau tiful iv· ory and r ed fi n tsh , radio and heater. cond it ion , au tomatic trans. Good tires, radio, he aler. 1956 FORD VB - 2 Do or $295 1956 Chevrolet "6" 2 Dr. Std. Trans. $365 1955 Mercury Conv. Cpe. $195 1955 Plymouth "8" 4 Door $149 INSIDE AND Out.;ide Pmn li ng and roof work. Reasonable rates . .l ack Timmons, Route 1, Long Bottom, Ohio. , 8 9 Gtp : TRUCK SPECIAL - L.OSE WEIGHT safety w i t h DIAVAX tformerly UEX·A I DIET) new name. sa me for-' mula Only 98c at S tark . Drugs. 6-~p 1 AUTOMOBil -E [.l.,u rance been 1956 Chevrolet 2% Ton _ Special $699 !Ieavy duty 72'' cab to axle, 348 cu. in . motor. SpuJ.>r a speed trans. 18000 lb . 2 speed rear axle. Air over hydraulic.....Qrakes, trailer connections. Be,~~~ ~~~~b:,ou16 c~,:i; l fW'iiltli: - - - - - - - - eue" The Lighter Side BUSINESS SERVICES - -, OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Suggests Who Asked That? · Replace What's My Line?. fltllfl. ICbos"·"'"r.e::.: MASTER MIX s !loon•. nc1 MASTER MADE .. FEED .:.:u:~~n~!~ ~ aARNIY .,80Giol _. INUFI"Y sMift-1 •t:.• Will ill Iiiii - ' -.-I Wllllt IIIII oliOII ·~ - lliere - illftie . lbli til- - - . -1wli1, . ll'er. i.l:if tUIII yotr l!illir 11. 111 , jj (ifttlt ilfla, 6lie I (jhbllill a 1111111t til liNt, tttNJ tllacki, tmd !boN wu a loot the wlfo I bad aome aeriiJUI Ltmdoo'l t!olt ...,... to do, locked tho door 1o the and agold, II · atudy tUid ttfttletl doh I• a hiiH- peared illal W. wtre In for boor 01 heitllij dllaipalldil, - - lit~ lllethod tf lliC!klln& derlng what 110tr tan ftnJc ....wd ral ..,jo<t at hidll. 8ul thee take for tho aaga ol Mlirle. ....,Wormed bJ a Brlliab edltcitl Mandy, et il. , that H then 1ft liDo lhlat I!Jot Wtll, first IJI1, 1"-t W8l a ... i trjl LotJdiln'l probll!tna pdll on the " pop art" .,... oumabl)o In the ·~;b~=~~ wllo b appar<lrttlJ 1ft owiep!Jit area>, it II Pi<Nddi111 Loudon, and It atrudt mo lbal , and oace asaln IN wetot 11t1o !Vas tdt m,om.u. ,.., to • miles from the maiD I<Jpie ol pt'eaolt 10 dolleatt a IUbject, veraatiou on the '11ulmea, thotillt tho categ..,. ioemO\I to li'IJiiiD;, Wl! hill i ~IWIIIII ba .,..tlenable and a matter of ld IIU! tdgiltmub 61 dlire, oplnlolt lit beal. E ti!JII'""-=' 1' • · • ·•~" llm!rttl artllltt discussed their werlt, and there wen a number olil!-lbon akli vltililuillt . itimllotl"*l !,~:,_wastln :-:::.~.':'""'. __• - i 1 II. Not. .... work ... 00: till Ia. At hoJhl ll.l>fioilol 311. ~... ' Hi~ptt.ol Lt. 1 a! &:0"';;'' ·' ' Mlssl o1 pretl, ~~r• •n ...,..a. though no one you ,...ld reeogalze. We """' told that there 11 no Bolt• mla under, Primo Mlmster Bantld Macmillan • aflluent ,.,.lety--and fvr • lrullllent It .....,.,j we might ba etrcllDfl 1D on our stibj<!ct. But that wu aboUt • c1oao aa we got It. woo moo! iD!ormatl•e ID ''- ., arl ll bul beW 0I ltlO pop I ,IDm": bow 0.,... waa 1 . ...,... feeltng lhet a cerlaln major l<>pic of conv~ wu mlulog. . Web, next up, thert wu • riJ'- pOri 1: OD l.onilon'a ehaniJni itebl• ''"" ...,.. . ,~~ hoot 111 ·~·:=iti ~~~~ 101 televislllli slltltli I Wliii 'hl4l \9eet 'ftlat wal tafilr•aluirp 111 llD eliB iltitlsll gnnU~IIuUI deitmdi~ll filll·lliimltig by oi1JDg: "J.i'tls ~~~lnil llil! bflly Offetilte - IIIli ,1 An-tw llli ~ •....8 _• ..;..,.. -.~'?.:a•D<U mw•w1 W••--, N llhd ~ jiliiepliI D ililtich Were 111 lilblobll ad;;pt tiiAI dfii! almost lofMDI !lie Jitajor !bpi~ ol cmt~l!t'latloii . •• luflil ' w- La"•~ '"'" ~-~ .... ~J..41 ~ .. ..,. •~•u•K• w CorrectionI A&P SUPER MARKET .l dijptolj ts Vl:l OqCP I iltlotliW XV Br cHUTEII GOULD exw•p PZP P8 • • liP XV OCFP it.ZlliBI:ttlrt. -it.zPLIIItXJf'l' Y~&Je•tlllil• ODtJIP•Iel ~ ntofK AJf OL& eAfto. ~-MBAiitJI!iij TWtcJi AND SAW ONCE. -~NONY• GRAPES EAQ.ES OR 0 I 119' 810 BIRDS ~AVE etJII.T A Ni!rt I!UT IT ~ >lCJLJ.bW. a- 011:'1\' ISALESMAN to sell and service 0 ~;~g G~c~~:m! ~reply 0r !~~~ person. @) (JK. Write your to & ::po~:::,,M;::.,., z.381l Pbooe WY Box 668M, Care of The Dal- ---;-;:-;;;--:---;;::--:--:-•- :-zz:::-: lle l 'rth day of o\UIJUa\, 1983, at 10:00 ' - - ·-·--- - - o'cloct A. M. at the Court llouw of aaid county, In the Vlll11e of Pom· abydoa jars of the same period the followlnc 4e&crlbed r• al also weN! found there. 2 49c In Our Wetlneodll'f AA i:i·.~:~r~:~-:;~~~11Ciii.~•i[~:_;:; West ~ ,~~:~:~:If:~~~:~~~~j: ly Sentinel, Pomeroy, Two-dom8 13Ohio. 3tc 1953 Virgioia StateChevrolet, Inspected. Wei- By . . - ' 8IJT ,_..,.. eE A HEAP f:!!lfll <1 __· THEM HOOOlti'-'! 'T'tPe9 9WARMIN' IH HE~ "iiiON ~ GOT Atf( l'I.ANS, MAJOI! I<!OLI' ~ . - -- ~; : > \ :" AND SUITI ($) Goble Ford Inc. I 1960 Chevrolet Bel-Air • • • • •1445 vt:/1 C. B. Nye Co. 19~6 ford Fairlane Now Is The Time f:l•" '· FURNA(E Mn,j , .,•.:· .• • .-;:· - -- . B"'er·&Sevfrled caia:n;~~!~$!~~~:1 • • • •1095 •s95- • •n9~ 1959 Forcl Custom· • • • • 1960 Rambl•r Classic • 1959 Ford Rtanchwagon 1962 Forel :~plaxi,e , ~.- ;·. s.. onf theta: .~ - ~ : .. '1095 ~ .,· ... '"11'1".. HERE , OON ! -.'• .. SPECIALS------- Blaettnars YOU 'RE 8 !TIN ' OF!= • USED AUTOMOBILE VOLKSWAGEN WI TH "MUSCLE "! SHORE !-4<PE Y'RE'LIZE WHAT ( STAR SUPPLY CO. ~eitb tO~F! f BUT 4~ .! ...,_,_ camp i DEPUTIES! I'LL TAKE IT FJ?Q!A THERE! <aooo LAWYERS~ POLI TIC'""S, REA.L BIQ Wl-l~!;LS l• 1 II SWEAR IM OUR YOU~ MEN PS • I Pomeroy landmark ' :' I now for a thorough, com· plete training in beauty cui- : EXPERIENCED dairyman, bert Weaver, Mason City, lure, Including the Linda steady employment. Write '91Wi4.(V ;he.A~,roi<;ti\iib~ili8IC13tra61~P;: 1!~~. Brooks Charm Course. Write. - 'FOR SALE i stating wages expected, re- 1954 Phone, or Come ln. Souther- : FOR SALE ~ ferences and experience. mission, good buy, good run- l ~:~i~~;~~~·!:~~,,.;: ton Beauty Academy, 30 S. ' -GAS Conversion burner, Excel Must be sober. None other ning condition, $175. Alfred I' Court St. Athens, Ohio. Phone ~RYING CHICKENS on foot, , lent condttion, $50. $137 when need apply. Write Boc 668P, cashdollar. Reedsville, Phone •:~~-~;!~ ~~~J;l~~~~~;!',;~~j;~,~~~ LV 3-1457 75c each. Dressed whole. 90c \ new. R. E. Williams. c a Il l Care of The Dally Sentinel. Coolville .667·6234. ~~ · 8 10 6tc ' each. Cut up and tray packed, Coolville 667-W\4 1 8 13 Gtp $i.OO each. Youl dcaln wrAitle 1 8 13 6 tp EXPERIENCED babysitter, your order, 1 wi 1 e 1ver. You Clll 1 so have tom \ s for can- 1 Saturday, August 17, a! auc- light hou sework , 5 day week. FREE AT LANDMARK ning, 85c bu. Mangoes , iiOc lion at 1 p m. by the Brad- Call SH 2-4948 after 5:00 p.m. Super Service Station peck . Write complete name ford Auction Co., I will ~ell _ _ ____ 8 13 6tp e8•eutitul . 4nchor Hocking Mug or 8~1 14 pasMI coand address if you want order : hou se, two lots, and a mce HOUSEKEEPER for widow lOr$), finn with 11urch1H i delivered, or pick up your- sel of furniture at :i2 Lu ca~ ' 4 rhildren. Live in. p h o n e 10 galt 111 or more. LUCI'd: 1955 'h ton Chevrolet pickups. se lf. Anna Haines, 1906 Sliv- St. in Glouster. Ohio, I. H. New Haven 882-3381 after Maya• P .... • Anchor Hackint Sugar. Clayton Bolyard, 189 Ash St. ersville Road ., Box 73. Port- Munson , Owner. 6 15 lt c p. m . 8 12 6lp Cre1me1 & Tr1y Set given with oil change & lubtt jab land, Ohio. 8 14 6tc BARGAlN STORE- Useo cloth· - -Middleport. 8 15 6tp I :;:.====~' ---~- ! NEW STYLE Venetian blinds. ing and shoes . C!ifton. We•t REAL ESTATE FIND ANCIENT ROME BUSINESS SERVICES Narrow slat, vertical slat, Virgin ia. 8 15 12tc _ JERUSALEM, Israel !UPJ>SUPER SFRVICE STATION bamboo wood slat. Free esti- USED--1963 Apache Ear, le FOR SALE: Seven room house l'HOTO COPYING Services Archaeologisls reported today Open 24 Houn 'WY 2·9932 male . .Dale W1ppel Supple. tra il er , complele with ext ra s. With two lots m Dexter. Ph. Cop? any tetter or docament they uncovered near the Dead 8 10 30te A bargain. Call or see. Dr. SH 2-5567, Clyde Davis. "euter Insurance, Pomeroy sea a model hon;>e built of clay CARD OF THANKS ="""s".r..,te-d"U"'s-e""" d--;C"e-mentblocks. i K. D. AmsiJary , s18r Route, · 8 13 6tp 2 15 tfc ahoui 5,000 years ago. 600 ll•clne, Ohio iWISH 1o th811k ali those Regulars, corners , windows, Pomeroy, Ohio. WY Z-6816. ATIRACTIVE 6-roomS.batk' -::,-. -: ,,:-Gru :::--.... - -."'Pin =-m - ,biD : -& Pd A number of Egyptlon-made kind aOO considerate people halves. "Some been cleaned. " 8 15 tfc Birch stepsaver kitchen. AluReatiDC who sent cards rluring the All good shape. 5 steel fram- - - minum siding, storm doors, MlnersviDe. Ollie disability and confinement u! ed windows, "33\lx44" 5 A~ '59 Buick _ $1,395 windows. Insulated, End vour sewer a-oubleo Paul. He is progressing nice- 1 uminum screens, 2 steel len· LeSahre 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto· air heat. Large lot. Shown by Wr have aD abet ly now and wm be back at tels. 7% X 48", 2 homemade mati c shift. Low mileage by appointment. Call Pomeroy Sewer Marbinel the store on a regular basis doors, 36" x 6'8" . Call WY 3- one careful owner. WY 2-3041. 8 14 6tc Rraaoaable Ratel In a few days. 3435. 8 10 6tc '60 Pontiac - $1,595 FOR SALE: 8 room frame CaD W\' writ Day • Night Mr. and Mrs. Paul Simon RIDING MARE for aale. CaU Calalina 4 Dr. Sedan. One home in Middleport. Co m- '•=======•'=!ll=tfc• _ ______ _8 _l5_!t_c WY 2-6182. 810 6tp carefu' Ioeal owner. Extra pletely modern kitchen and lr SALE ON APACHE CAMPERS ni ce. Hydramatic. bath. Close to school. call _ _ In Memory - only $15 per mo. up - after WY 2-5324 or see at 304 Summar Clearance Hamilton Street, Middleport. IN Memory , 1961 Harrv Mill< , small down payment. Have of 15 ulltd V.W.'s 1963. two demonstrators at big Po e Oh'o I ___ 8 8 savings Pickup truck campm roy, ' FOUR ROOM house with I Those whom we love go out in choice of colo,. er, also trailer rentals. Ams- -=- -~_;;__-:::::---::= -=---=- re lot, large porch, basement of sight, Hard Top. SUck shift. All red. Very ahiorp .,.,._ and body styles. But never out of miM. bary Marine Trailer Sales, 631 FOR SALE OR TRADE off Route No. 7. Phone WY 2-1127. 7·2-30tc They are cllerished in the Fourth Ave. Gallipolis. Ohio. • • • • hearts, ~813 Glc i'54 .CHEVROLET, f'iloor, chea p IN POMEROY Eigat room 151), 2 Door Sedan. 8 eylinder. Fordomatlc. Beautl!ul blue and white. 01 thosa they leave behind. AUCTION SALE at the Ma sOO. or will trade for good motor i house. 3 bedroom• and bath, Atheno, Ohio Loving and kind in all his ette every Thursday and Sat.-[ scooler. i\lso lathe and )tg- large lot. Good location oul ol '=~ Ph. Ly 3-1231 • ways urday. 8 13 121 saw. Can be seen at 629 N. high wale<. Call WY '!-2590. ~~;;:::;;;.;;::;;:::;:;::=:;;=.;: Upright and just to lhe end Second, Middleport, or call 5 10 tic 4 Dr. Sedan. Stick abJII. Green and wblta. Sharp. of hi! days We Loan Carpet Shampooer at WY 2-2410. HEATING, Plumbing, MaeDer Sincere and true in heart and no cost with purchase of .r, ... orge Prall residence in Rut- Farnacel. Anold Brotllen. • • • mind, Bluo Lustre Shampoo. Baker FOR RENT land for sale. Contact Eaol Malo Slreel, Pom118 4 Dr. Station Wagon. 8 eyUnder. Staodard arltt. All white. Veey cl.ean eor. Beculiful memories 1-Jp left Furniture, Middleport. Thomas, Rutland, for lnfo•rmbehind. erey. Pboae WY t-Ma. 7 13 8 13 Gtc ONE 5 room..apartmeiilPeo- ation. . sed . . . pie's Terrace Phone 1518-J, "1iiiSiflroiii}SAi:EiilPomO: \,,_.......,.................7~20~11=•;_. Sa d1Y m~s by wtft' .\l,ar,'•· :COAL. good, clean lump. 3 x 5 Pt. Pleasant. 8 12 tfc HOUSE FOR SALE In Pome2 Door. 8 cylinder. FGrdmnatl~. PoWer ~..1na. one cnm.lr. ~,._,_. and famdy . 8 1> .tp egg. no stack. Re-screened ~--~ . I roy , acroas from new school, - - - F Sal stoker-oil treated at mine or , HGUSE IN Pomeroy · 6 room 1 Mu1berry Avenue. F 1 v e ji · -· 8 ordelivered. 1umrrer price now i duplex. Close to El~mentz~· ~ rooms, baUJ. basement, large 4 Door Sedln,. ~•ey(lnder. 18tapdard mlft. Jlilb)i blue. A !!N~'\U!O buy. . To Have Your v•Pf> CLO'I'HING horga ins. on. Jacoba t:oal Co .. R. D I . School. Carpeted. Birch kil- l lot. G. I. Fin8octng approved. Coal, Oil or G.. E~ Evinl, Scott Sh•nk; ~I [!ttll or, I~Ctl) Wumen's dresseo 1:5-50 cents, I Pomeroy. Phone SH 2-4959. chen. CaU WY 2-3618. 1 Phone WY WS73 and Roys · pants and I W'i 2-34811, or WY 2·:!437 . B .5 Uc _ 1 • 8 13 6tc · Wiyland for o~ ~~1('', , . ,c•~ ~~~ ll: 'rt " ·:1!'i·M ~ ·r n_ls . Mrn·:o; .:; hoes 1 15 30tc TifREE SLEEPING rooms and li'OR SALE· Po ---~-.- ' CloaniHI••• Cho!'kod for ·wtnt•F ~< an 1 hets Sl" -th s Cl<• :hmg ONE Oakland Gas Healer 12 bath. 361 s. Front St. ~~roy, ·hat I ' Open 7 i:l:t• .. , k • r H H h roc:m, wuee UCQIOOm ouae, , S· " ' ' a we• · OliO BTU has shut oil valve. enry ennesy. P · WY II- gas lul"'l<ie located helwetltl : . _l-etart F'al~~ , Oh to __ . ?-t!o-:lf)~ $10.00. Anna Haineit, 1906 Stiv- 31 34. 11-Z-llle elelpelltary ~ool and town. 1 '(; 1 I A\' •,) h c· '·•~ U ""'~ !.f- .. , . '~''" " •r . ersville Rd ., VI 3-2602, Port- 4 room and bath. house Lincoln Out of· high water. Priced lor , , , 'f , , , I ::·) llj)f). Ruasi!D ·.Wel<-h. WY 2-j land, Box 73, Ohio. Heights, Phone W'i 2-38'14. . quick oitle, &und term•. lF :·•Ill!·: 8 .1.1 12~p 8 14 6tc I 7 u 3lllp WY 2,-1518. 8 IS 31 I . •• • - - Ni!ial'llltltlo tftllllllll ~-- lllljiil' ....... thrii llill ..., . Wll tli • .... .. tiiJiiiM till . . . Mfl 'Ill I ftiMtl 11 ~ , rfllt't l'llhi!lll l!il!rfil ,_, !lit Hill1111111'~ olitw 1too ~. dents o1 that ell)- thllil tilhfr So far u 1 tmow. there 11M Ita. ed and OlllfUm18bod aponAUCI'ION£!CIL · menta. W'i 3-MSl d • lie , • ., fit lie FOUR ROOM home with bath. POMEROY - !>-room slll"""' Ji";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'iJ ' Hardwood floors. Full size borne with bath, foreed hot cabinet with gas noor rum- air heating, hardwood II ace. Nice kitchen cabinet, $50 large clo:"'ta• unfniahed month.Ph. 882-2843. stairs. NICOl)> located In !,tngoc-', ""'"' --~ .,. 8 15 3tc sldenUal nelgbborbood , = =.,.-,::--:-:-::-:-..:__ .:.:.:, large lot (150zlll0) with tbat ''Wbat'a My I.IDO?" CBD't go men!?" NlCELY Furnished 4 room and age and driveway. Extcfpt- 11 on forever and that eventually s. ""' Grace KMiy -lire bath apartment, Mlddleport. tonal. $11,0110.00. For All Of Your Noedt are going lo need a repl...,.n!. ber third cblld u the I'1IJIIIIh Phone W'i 2-3874. SYRACUSE _ ·1-room frame When ll]at happens, I ilope lo ha.. II?" =~----7 ,...u_u~c 1 house with bath, stoker fired Middleport Feed Mill lnl<reot the network In a teii!Vl· 4. "How good are the chaD... ONE three room apartment forced hQI. air heating. two Tenr f,wt .., Owner & Opp. slon game I recently Invented of Vice President Lyndon Jolm•-we Do CUstom Grindin"'" ·-·•·· I with bath . Phone WY 2-2381. porehes. Located on corner • ca lied " Who Asked Tb at!" ,.. • - - . or the pr !A-_., ,8 13 3tc lot (150xl00) with garage N. 2"d A... Mkkllo~ As everyone lo>owa. the panel· In 111118?" p==v-E~R~ O~ OM = s _a_nd -c-ba ~thc=.~ N:.: ic-el and utility building. ,11,500.110. ists on "Wbal'o My Ltnel" put1 s. "Who said, 'love 11 tile hJa. RENTAL - B-room frame two COlA SI!RVICI o• blindfolds and try lo idontlfy tory .of a woman's life but only location. Phone WY 2-2885. at story house with two baths, •"" ,_, ...,. .. .... MH•• the mystery guest. Well, on "Who an episode lD a man's?' •• 8 13 P gas for heating. $40.110 '"" ...... ""'"' • 11 ot , .. "'"' Asked That?" the guest w!U put 1. "Ill """'"' GranvUIII Wrath••• prlot of M.JL -...-r' SMALL Apartment, and sleep- month. Located on West '"""' .11111 ., 111...-.aDit .....,.. cat• ctau on a bUndfDid and try to identify er. who II lilted u aB!Oclate proing room. 127 Butternut St. Street in Pomeroy. woodt. Tecta. .._...., . , "'" t-IMt the paneli.sts, I ducer of the Laaale ·TV serlet, 8 13 tfc RENTAL - 4-room f r am II.,~.,.<,..... .,.":,'!',."'.~"'."~~~~,.,.,..,.II Sounds Uke fun, doesn't lt? · the same Bonita GranvUie who FI=RS ~ ~T~I'=L""o= o R",~5 -r:.:oo:._m ~s:.:a:.:n-:d house, with bath; gas 1 AUCI'IONEER 1 got the idea from tba ohow · was a child acllesa In lJaiiJ· g•rage, ca 11 WY 2-2733. Ing. Conveniently located Complete ~ from a IIUigazine column that wood?" 8 13 3tc Pomeroy. Suitable for anowera questions sent In by CU· family. $3(1.110 a mmolh . 1m-1 -':"'~~tad riooo readers. u . AvereU Harriman. I. 11111medlately available. A. C. BRADFORD Some of the questlona are ralh' rad Adenauer. S. Prhu:e Rainier. WANTEQ TO RENT C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR Ra Oblo er bizarre, and, 88 8 bobby, I' 4. Lady Bird. 5. JohD ~ WY W83t etae, 5 11 tfc like to see if I can create oltua- 8· Laosle.J THREE BEDROOM House m tions 1o lit them. ----Middleport, Pomeroy. Call ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN WY !-mtl FOR THE BEST in Artlflcal collect. Long Bottom, Ohio, a 13 3tc Breeding, Curtiss For example, a reader who RECOONJZES REDELl 667-<>298, between 4 and G p. =:::-==---:---:-~---,-. Service, Inc. Foo service, caD gave her naine as Ellen Ger· ALGIERS <UPI)-Tbe .u,ertan m. 8 15 2tc FOR SALE, rent or lease. 12 Leland Parker. Pomeroy, sl!en!llln wanted to know "If Ellz· government announced Wedneo· - - - - - - -- ~-- I room frame on State Roole. Ohio, Phone WY 2-22S4 or aheth Taylor has a mink-lined day II hu granted dlplomalie INSURANCE City water, gas and electrici- Chesler, 985-3415 _ 1 raincoat, or is that just poblic- recognition loan Angolao govem- ty. Conveniently located. 30tp ily?" ment-in-exile heacliod by Holtlea . 8 13 1JOHNSON. Simpsun tnsuronce Needs work. WY 2-6986. --------~::...:::~ I Rt>berlo Agency, ln. All forms of In Robert,, head ~ one rebel 8 14 31c EMPLOYMENT Want d • My guess would he that surance Jim Johosol'i and e Gershenson lB Miss Tayloris movement tryin to w1n Angole'a ! Bud Strupson, Agents. FOR SALE new 6 room . press agent g I, has 6 I tfc with 3 bedrooms, bath, utili- DRESS MAKII'IG, .atterauons, Usin' this as a springboard. I lndependen.,. from Porlllga ~--.,.----,..--- ty room , in Dorcas. $8,8110.110. Men and Women s Clothes. Idrew up the format for "Who set up headquarters lD Leopold· 1 Reuler Insurance Agency E. D. Johnson, Phone WI ·9 Call WY 2-2411. Mrs. Helen I Asked That'" Here' the way the ville, The COnp, where Algerian ·1asoraoce lor every penotllll 3001;, Gavin, 409 s. Fifth St., Mid- i rogram will opera~e: Prmier Ahm~ Beo BeDa bu 8 12 &te I and bastnell aeed." MASON, W. VA.- For Sale dleport. 8 13 6tp i pEach week, I, the producer. ~n sendtng hun mllltary ald. I Pllooe W\' !-%431 Trade: 6 room holm, bath. - I will go through the columo and --furnace, garage, 2 lots on LIVESTOCK ; pick out questiiJIIB for the mys· FOR SALE OR RENT State H1ghway . Will sell on . . i lery panelists to ask on the air. land contract or will take ac- POIIJES, good stock. Small I Thea the blindfolded goest will FOR SALE · 5 room hDUse and reage as part payment Le- stalhon, two young mares 1 try to guesg who asked them. Got I bath, newly decorated, gas lia Weatherby, Syracuse, Ohio and coil. Reasonable. call it? heating. FuU basement. LoPh. WY 2-ll833. WY 2-6133. 8 13 3tp I Appearing below are six qu... cated 123 Hudson Street. LEGAL NOTICE ' tions t 110ve already selecied. 8 15 3tc Middleport Prtce, $6000. In- _ _ _ _ _ _ __:-...:;:...;:;;:c ___ Without peeking, see II you can quire Ohio Hotel. MIIOI COUNTY, OHIO identify the mystery paneUsts, AUTO SALES I 6 8 Uc Tho Price Of Llrtl C•• No. u .n• who are listed in parentheses at a . H , aAWLINIJI IONI CO., the d s..di1\e Rambler In Ohio COrPOrltiOI'!• PlllfttiH, en • 1 HELP WANTED World SUtndard ol Compact TROY IUTCHIR, 1t " · 11 .. I. "Whet actually Is Averell EseeUeoce Det.nd1nt• I Harriman's positiOD In the Ken\GIRL FOR Hou:sework. Mrs . _. NOTICI OF IALI ; ed d · (sir tlon?" Should Have R1g ear raum, ride aad ~"""'" .orm· Pur.u•nt to an Order ot sue 1a. n Y 8 mm a · I Marion Cowdery', Long ance SmaU car economu and tUed by the Court. ul Common Ple as i . 2. "I would like to lmow what tom. Chester 985-3255. 'J of Mri.u Couatr. Obiu, I wlU offer lb. manBgerabii.Hy frtr •ate at PubUe Auettoa ,.n au 1 position Dr. Mu Adenauer, son 8 14 3tp 111!!- @) (J/( 8l5Ul· room liebri, oad wbJlo li Ia a~ ....,. 111WIIIIIWastin• lo boor whal It ..... I I POMEROY MOTOR CO, ~:;~e::~~~s.'?~~au":~~ ~~~ ,.. whil e fini sh. new writPwall t ires, heat er an d other del uxe E"QUip- 59 Rambler - $1 09S NOTICES HOT DOGS - reg. 1Sc. Fool Long, 25c. J ack's Dairy Bar,. Middleport. 8 13 6\c -----SQUA RE DA NCE every Fri- ' day night a t Masonetle. 8 13 3tp -------- sharp 1960 CHEVROLET _ _ - - - $1588 Parkwood Wagon . V-8 motor. auto . tran s., power steeri ng and bra kes, new tires. H and H. 1959 RAMBLER _ - - - - - - $688 America n 2 Door. Hadio, h eater, bl ue fimsh, d ea n interior . good tires. $999 1960 PLYMOUTH 2 Door. V·S engine, a uto. trans., new tires, bl uc k ow r while fin ish Radio and heater. $999 1959 FORD Fairlane 500 - 2 Door . V·B e n gi n ~>, std. tra m ., cl ean inte rior, red ('lld black fini sh. R and H . IDHttlOQI ~.. I.e Ful' 61 Chevrolet $1795 Bel Air 4 Door. Low mile· age by one local own er. Spotless clean interior - es. rad io and ht-ater. A reaJ buy. n M-rttoll o Ce nt. ,.er "'o ro to• 1.-: Ullve 61 Dodge ~ $1195 La ncer 4 i)ool' . Deluxe interior trim . Blue fini!;h, all good tires. r a dio, heater. Run s out perfect . Std. tr an s 62 Corvair _ $1995 Monza 2 Door. Maroon finish , fawn interior with bUt'· ket seats. 4 speed box. 102 engine, r adio, heater. Tires a~ho w little wear, a like new car at a r eal savin g. 59 Chevrolet $1095 2 Door 6 cyl . Std . tr ans. l v· ory and coral f inish, clean interior, new whit ewall tir· CANCELL-I. TIONS WKI\E<."'''ONS 1"bo: ~ l'>ll.rl•• 62 Chevy II • $1795 4 Door. Lo w mile age by lo· cal ow ner. spotless rl ean interior, beige fin ish, deluxe eq uiom t> nt. heater, ti r· rs li ke n ew. 62 Ford _ REAL ESTATE RENT TRME iUid ..,.,.. for S.le FOR - SALE FOR ~- . ., ;89,5' , ,. ~~9~~~~· ·~1'~ ll.· :~a··- ~-'. ' 1 ' �l,. f ./ · '". • .. ' . , · . \ •. \1•. ~ • ,,;.. • · ••• ~ .. . . . . '-• 1• - '" _. ._.- "' o, Aur. 1s, 1983 M1ss1onary OH1cers, Ch~11men · BapiQt Muliorwrr Plan Programs For Comtng year - l ·'Meeting Ofllcel'l and chl!rmen of thelplamled. OlfiCOl'l IIIII chairmen B. H. Sanbom Mlssimar)' Soc- preoent ~ Mra. David Darst. The Providence Missionary tety of the Middleport First Jr., Mro. Franceto Bearhl, Mra. Baptist Association conf.....,ce Baptist Church met at the Joe Wlbon, Mrs. J;lale Moumis being held this week throUgh home of lhe president, Mrs. ing , Mrs. Johil Kaufl, Mrs. JJa. ,Sunday at the Naomi. Baptist Paul Smart, TueSday evemng na Hemm, Mra. Belly Smith, Church in Pomeroy wtlh lhe ,for a planning session on pro- Mn. Lillian M<Gee, Mrs. E. Rev Nyle Borden ftrot v•ce grams for lhe roming year. L. Hughes, Mra. Charles Benmoderator He will preside durnett, and Circle Chairmell. Mrs. in the ~eek's sessions. Wed· The work of each officer was Wilson, Beulah Wblte and Rhonegiday was designated as Min- trevtewed and areas of study da Hell. ister and Deacon Institute Mrs. Richard Owen and roup • d~o- I Around And About ~meso ' Green,,Ogden, Caster Families Hold Columbia Chapel Reunion ~ty~~~.Be~: Ba~ ·~. ~ a:. and ~ . . omn,: ::'t":;t :..1 slo = dauab~ t..Ynn.~nd;! .c~ :.lit.. Ml'ddleport I J!J~ ~ t:ld C.::.~Mn ~I E~beth =~r F 'I I Lowlh~r ::1 CaSCI ami y s . H S d ost un ay For Reumon I ~~la!'nK:;...;., Cycle Club Held p Dinner arty Q S d n OfUr ay l3,1 ~;nn chUdr~n. Mot~r~ C~ i ~a- l A~~ an:sc~rs. MEIGS p ./ ~· ~ w~. ru~~ ~r~dgeport I Eliza~":; Mrs: Tbe Star-Spangled Banner was designated the National An· lhem by aot of Congr<ss, Mar<b 3, 1931, 1 THEATRE \ River News I . \ ' VOL XV NO. 104 GOESSLER Jewelry Store r THAT BEGIN HERE "est Columh"Ia Soet"al News I "!,. Mrs. J~ohn=~D~a=u~gb;e:r;ty~, H. ~Ha=rry~~ th~ ~aPe! u.n TONIGHT & FRIDAY "THI WAR LOYIR" Witb steve McQueen and Rubert Waper -<md- ...MOTHIA· aroom. (Cob) "'"" 17 S.tur<loy "THI SAYAGI GUNS" Witb Richard Baaehart and Don Taylor (llletrocolor) -and11PAYROLL"' With Michael Craig and FrancolH Prevoll ••;•••:: •nus a • • --- ... ~ ~ '"' NO \l\J110N'-. '-ifJ \,,C(,,f-.1 •••••- Correction! In Our Wedneoday Ad The Prlceof L lH 1111111 GIRLS' NEW FALL BACK TO SCHOOl. A&lS l· - - - - - - DR ESS E·S ·~YIRI·W-IIlT ......... _ lltout.l . at II . . . IIII . . JIIllttcl'll...l•r*l ......Ullllltlg•ll NOT ·INGELS FURNITURE l 'Open Friday & Saturday Nights Middleport t• Among the attendants were Danny Goodnlte. aon of bride, Ralph Jnluuoll, bride's borther, IIIII Jolla Shoemaker, brother of the The coople spent a two honeymoon ID Laa Vegas, Nev. and In Callfornla. They are now at home at 41157 Newton Street, Denver, Colorado. The new Mrs. Sltoemtlker, Is a graduate of Wahama H l g h SchoOl and ts well !mown In this an!a. sp• AI ADYIRT!SID SHOP AT Elberfelds Pomeroy For . Your Ch~l~ ren_'s School Clothes'' . ' . ( \ ~ ' . Fridoy From9 to 5 and Sa~urday 9to 9 . . . GUERNSEYS Junior calf, Archie Rose (B), David Mora (!), Rhea' 1\!ora (2), Earle Wood and Ernestine Wood (both B). Senior Calf, Ernestine Wood (II. Joy Theiss (B J. Larry Hollon (2), Linda Hollon. Jim Smith (2). Junior yearling holler, Rick Koblentz (!), Eric Parker . Senior yearling, Om Rose (1), Nancy Yost, Terry Hoffman f two animals l, Jenny Dean Alan Gibson (2\. Two year heifer, Judy !{lng fl) , Ann Holter (21. Cow horn before July I. 1960. Rick Koblentz, G. C.; E r I c Jeff Alkire. G. C. JERSEY Junior .Calf, Charles Mankin; •enior calf, Pam Henderson , G. C. I two year heifer), Linda Hysell. HO!.'ITEJN Junior calf, Don Smilh, Pat Koblentz tl) , Rick Koblentz, .JI,I!f .Judy King 12). Senior Call, Grace King (1), Parker (2), and Riel< Itoblen1i (2nd animal), (B). BROWN SWISS Junior calf, DarreU ChOVII<' lier. G. C. Two year heifer, Duane , . . tle. ' NUBIAN GOAT Roger Karr, showing AdenJ Jana Judy Sandy, reglsterld. WEATHER e ., en tine POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Partly cloudy ... a warmer tonight, low SS.C. .... urday, porlly elotody IDII , _ wllb cbuce of widely ..._.. ed afternoon lblltlftnho,_ PRICE FIVE CENT$ FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1963 CLEVELAND (UPit - Po- party background a• tbe reservation agent fer the local Hospital NeWS In M1ddleport Others showing in divisions were (first and second indicated in parenlh•sls, and a II otherwise) : SenlDI' ~earlint heifer. Richard WIU'.rter, , Archie Rose, David Mora. (21, Tomm)· Thei11 Joy Tttels&d61, Earle Wool~, 'I' o.m my Hysell, Jan Alkire Ul. Two year helfer, Sally Mora (1), Larry Hollon (2), and Ernestine wood. Cow bOm prior to July 1, 1960 llet Thursday ldentUied a man with an admitted Communist :i J3 G II' f a Women Guests er's eye. grades being 11 A" unless ihown •• ' Dnoted To The lnlf!!eata 01 The Meia•·Ma•on .4rea / I 1 sion, showing a senior calf; Rick Koblentz's Mistress Carnation Inka was tops In Holsteins, and In the Brown Swiss division, Darrell . Chevalier's Blondie, a junior calf, caught Prof. Kta,. -.... NOW YOU KNOW I c:;.. Grand Champloos were named Thurlday by Prof. Harold • Kaeser of Ohlo State Unlvers~ If in Junior Fatr Dairy Show judging at the Centennial llleigs County Fair. Jeff' Alkire's Twin 0ak Joan's Marie won the top award in the Guernsey division, Pam Henderson had the Grand Champion in the Jersey divl- DARilELL CHEVALIER RICK KOBLENTZ JEFF ALKIRE .PAM HENDERSON EUB l'h~ldren Davt~, 1 • Attendmg from the Mt Rlprogrcha.:, d:.a clrwith her parents, Mr. Bass, ··negroes Bengal,. !nd penter; Anna Ogden. .. and Mrs. C. L. Hiller. Mr. and Mra. FlOyd C. EllisOn, and daughter, erry, , • rtah Bapt"' Church m Mt e\port were Mrs. Arnold Rtch· clft. nounced that the of- Mrs. Charles WithrOW return· Pblllpplnos, are the honored mis Mr. and Mrs. J . J . ards Mrs. lrvm Bumgardner wao an In e ol the ed home Saturday alter a slonarleo this month. II was. vot- children, Carpenter; Ru e·--: Mrs . Nellie Wtnston. Mrs. ftcers will ndbe frceshharg ts f week's viSit at Lakeview with ed to have -"'·•!, Miss Say- SIHI Kelrin8. California; lli'FY · "' · I' · the program a re men or ... ~California· Ever· , 1 J 1 "' Emma Bland"' assts mg mTh the September meeting which her brother and .tater-Ill-law. re, wrllt ,a Jetter to Mrs. She- Elen agers,and d ht' Car· church kttchen this week. ' \ . . Rev anu Mrs. E. E . Ruush. He Boice lor whom our ooclety ell Holcomb aug er, r , e• Assoctal!on Proper " bing held Skippy Di Piero, son of Mr will be held Labor Day e~~ She. was accompanied home I& named. She and her family penter; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mr. and Mrs. Pa~l tuday with Friday set as wom· and Mrs. John D' Piero of Co- mg Mrs. Smart served..:;• lb R t " Roosh wbo left Sun- will be returning to the States Boho, Logan; Mr . and Mrs. tertalned Sunday wtil tic , d lumbus ls visltmw With Mr. made •ce cream, cake col· Y e . W Va to from the Pblllpplnea thIs Meryle Boho Lancaster. and family reunion aelr en ' ay and M;s Paul easel. His par· lee following the meeting. :~r.n:ru!"=:-gtnb. llllllltb, at>d the letter Is an lnvl- Also, Henry Bobo, carpenter; home on Brownell Ave . ents have returned to Colum. Ch h fe nee tatioo ·tO her to visit lhe next Mr. and Mrs. Forest Buchanan, Attending were Mr. and Third Birllulay 0/ bus after spendmg the week· of Walled meelng. . Amsterdam; Mr. and Mrs. Lu- Mrs. Alab Del Cbeccolo IIIII Son Is Obst>rved end here. • Lake Mich., was an ovemtgbl The program of the evening ther Bobo. Dayton; Dena Boho, Kathy, Mr and Mrs Robert Case• guesi Friday of Mrs. Nora was, "The Miracle of Gifts" by Hamden; Mr. and Mrs. Jarrot Buzzle, and Ricky of Mr and Mrs Walter Mor· . R' hard Pat R h and nslted Saturday Mrs Ruth Wolfe The meeting Bobo Carpenter; Mrs. Laura lngton, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. ris entertained wtth a party l ~nd ~~!ld~~~~:b;. ~·Paul~ w~t~s Mrs. ,Charles Withrow. was' cloaed by p~ayer by Mrs. Kreb~, Carpenter; Harley Pick· Dante Mw:zetti and children, ,'l'uesday afternoon, August . are vtsttmg with Mr. and Members of Ule Meigs Roma Nease of Minersville ls Everlyn Foreman. et Jr .• Canaveral, Flori- Pam, Philltp, and Dante, in observance of the third btrth· [Mrs Paul Case•. Mr. Brunt Icycle club and guests had a dm· visiting In Coolville with her Refreshments w.,.., served to da; Jan Pickett and Errol and Mrs. Allred Marzetll atid day ot lhelr son, Danny . A de<'- ICascl and thelr mother, Mrs ner party Saturday everung, at grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Miss Wilma Sayre, Mrs. Eve· Krebs, Carpenter; Mrs .. Erma children~ Angelo a_nd Juliannyla, orated cake. Ice cream, kool· ' C . the Circle restaurant. C Brafford Jyn Foreman Mrs Isabel Lew· Nelson, carpenter; Dolls Wells Mrs. Pia lllarzetlt. Mrs. S • laid and mmts were served 1 Edward John- Following the dinner at. sev- .Mr and .Mrs. David Nease is, Mrs. Kathleen Nelson carpenter ; Mr. & vla Del Checcolo, and Dr. AliIvors were gtven to each chtld. J . nd hildr•n have return· en o'clock, the group adjourn· and son Hoger spent a couple and Brcndt IA!will, Jimmy and Estel Ward and son, Athens, gustus Del Checcolo, all of 1 Attending were Mr~. Betty l::"f 8 '-' Jsit with their par-ed to the party room for a soc- of davs ' in Ct~ciMati and at- David Foreman. 'lbe next meet- Mrs. Cash Braley, Middleport; Ashland, Ky .; Mr. and Mrs. !smith and Mary I and Char- ial hour. Movies of past club tended a ball game. lng will be in the home of Miss Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Chap- Victor Del Checcolo 'Of IronKay and Debt: Mrs. El"e Had- Ients Va events were shown by Felix i Wilma Sayre'"' Sept. 3. man, Dexter; ~r. and Mrs. Ker· ton, Mr. and Mrs. Frank De Plo !dox Mr and Mrs. F . L. L1ttle, le~ton, W· · L' ht nd Mrs Alkire and pictures of t h e 1 Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thornney Ogdin, Wtlkesvtlle; Bulah ero Mr . and Mrs. John Dl ' Debbie Ref1e Goodnite · Mrs Lemma a from · ' and c h'ld MISS . h tg er ved group were taken during the as spent t he weeke nd in Col~ Lowther a nd Mr. and Mrs. Wes- Plero 1 ren. S'pper I • Car. 11 0 Jonnie Kloe~ and the honored Zelia u m~·nave ~ Third evening umbus with their daughter and • ley Bobo, Chillicothe; Mr. and o)yn and Christi, and Ann 01· guest and ht; parents Sendmg the D~~he ·R~~e~i apt. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. son-m·law. Mr. and Mrs. Gl!ne Mrs. Charles Stevens and chi!- wald, Mrs. Erminia Dl Plero gifts were Mr. and Mrs. Eldon lAve cond Ave the Coats Felix Alklre, Mr. and Mrs Wil- DeWees an~ son,. Dav1d, and dren, Londonderry, Mr. and all of Columbus, Mrs. Dorothy 10 Morrts and sons. _____ North Se · !lam wagner Jr ., Mr. and Mrs at Westervtlle. wtth their son . . Mrs. Wesley Ogden and • 0 n, Dadakis, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. --bldg , \Philip Radford. lllr. and Mrs. I and daughter·m·law , Rev . and Gauge readings: Gallipohs Raymond, Columbus; Mr. and B. Girolaml, Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Jack Mathews . Dwight Cullums. Mr and Mrs. Mrs Eugene Thomas and lam- 18.3, 12.3, running three feet; Mrs. Roy Ogden, daughter and Guido Girolami, Frank a n 4 •have moved from the Chambers Gene Houdashelt. Mr. and Mrs. ily. , Pt. Pleasant out; Pomeroy 20.· granddaughter, Columbus; Vto- Peggy , Mr. and Mrs. Clemete on Mtll-st to the W ~II Y !Geor e Wright, Mr and Mrs. Earl Quivey of Marietta vis66; Hinton 0.54. stationary; Ka- la Bobo, Dayton; Mr. and Mrs. Menchlni, Bruno Coset, Mr. apt POMEROY. OHIO · Russell property m Braoloury Glen gThoma , Mr. and Mrs. Robited Tuesday evening with hls nawha Falla 0.24 rising ; Ka· Eddie Stout, Albany; Mr. and and Mrs. Leland Sisson and son, \ 1 CLOSED Mr Mathews Is employed a lert Williams, Mrs. Maxine Arn- sister and brother-in-law, Mr. nawha river on the sills; Cbar· Mra. Wtlliam Gillogly and Octa Fred, Mrs. Flo Strickland, Mrs. ON VACATION ld Richard Nelson and George and Mrs. Everett Thomas. lesion 17.93. Gillogly, Albanf, Mr. and Mrs. John Strictland ard son, Steve, the Lewis Metal Shop . Today Thru Aug. 29th ~• r Mr and Mrs. Oris Guinther Boat movementa: Uleryd Bobo, Lancaster: Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Renzo Menchlnl 8 OHUNGER AT MATC .:s •a-n•e•.;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;.._ _ \of Middletown arrived Frid~y Oblo River- Chris Jr. down and Mrs. Jarrot Bobo, Cs:tf~· and children, Micky and JenAvg. 30 thrY Sept. 5 1 , to spend a few days at the•r 13, midnight; Charley Ruy down ter ; Mr. and Mrs. John Radt· niter, of Pomeroy; Mrs. Nelllt "MUTINY ON THE Tur~rop ease alums witt\ tile Army PFC Ronnie L. Ohiing· home, Chester Road, and at- 13, 2 a.m. ; Vulcan up 14, 2:40Jkin, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Radi- Barsotti, Mr. Remo Nieri, R.. golden colors of a rainbow . An ex· IIOUNTY" ~~IS I Ie example ol the hli~ ·fastllon er, son of Mr. and Mrs. W1l~ tend the fair . p.m.; Freiberger up 14, 5:50 kin. son, Arlen, and daughter, malee and Tina, Middleport; (Technicolor) "Su nburst" \QO~ ... at' low Fll~~l Marlon Brando - Tarita liam H. Ohlinger, West Cnlum· Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Van- p.m.; Little Edward down 15, Tina, and Mrs. Nellie Vale and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Casci and l7 jeo'lels. $31.15 Vranken and children, Scottie L a .m.; Beaver down 16, 12:30 son, John, Carpenter;. Mr. .and children, Bob. Richard, Patty bia, i.s one of more than 3,000 Wtlite, white, while Is tile color lhll support personnel who have Entered Hospital and Janet. returned home on a.m.; Stevensor· down 16, 8 a Mrs. Joe Strong, W1lkesvtlle; and Sharon of St. Paul Minn., ~mmer . .• anel what sets It afire h t~t Bulo'ill Sunnurst's nmmer srmPIIOIIY ot come from military installattons Mrs. Arthur A. Nibert, Ade- Tuesday after a visit with rei- m.; J. J Patton, up 18, 3:45 Mrs. Bessie Strong, Athens; Mr. and the hosts' children, Dave, &olds. Slllmmerlq 111111¥1 blue, pink, am.; Lea _May down 18, 5:30 and Mrs. Daily Morris, Carpen- Arthur, Teresa, Rita, Ida and · all over the country to do the !aide Dr., Gallipolis; Miss Shlr- atives In New Jersey. 1reen. f!llow tones 111 sOft u th1 •um· mer breeu. It's tM Important accessoi'J ley Louise Barcus, Rt. 2 Crown Mrs. Gladys Cuckler returna.m.; Bayou Lorraine up 18, ter; Mr. and Mrs. Emmel Gra- Ronnie. leg work and coordtnating that for whitt tl'll$ yur. For daY, for drus. At worh and it piiJ. A m~st fw the make the National Rifle and City; Mrs. Clarence W. Gross, ed home TueSday alter a vtslt 8 a.m.; Elisha Woods up 18, 7:· ----5ept. 1131 Whltf-llfiVt seC. Pistol Matches at Camp Perry, Rt. 1, Gallipolis; Beverly Ann at Powhatan Point with Mr. 30 a.m.; St. Genevieve up \9, Mn. Hughe• Named "THE WONDERFUL Dhlo, run smoothly. The mat· Rupe Gallipolis; Margie s u. and Mra. Gratis Bryan and fam· 12:30 am.; Downing up 19, 2:- T Bnml Off' lpo IS COIM' in and see WORLD OF THE 0 ches. the nation's biggest shoot. Dalley, 122 Second Ave.; Em-lily. 30 am.; Jenx up 20, 5:10 a .m. ~,acers our complete s•lection BROTHERS GRIMM" I ing event. began Aug. 2, and melt A. Saunders, Rt. 2, Galll· Mrs. Maxine Arnold visited Benner up 21, 3:10 a.m.; Sweet Mrs AJien Hughes was elect, of BuiQ'fQ Sunburlf watche1. (Technicolor) Laurence Harvey and wtll continue. through Sept. 1. polls; Mrs. Kenneth Roush, Buf· Sunday evening with Mrs. L. C. 21, 4:20 a.m.; C. V Horner 1!11 pr~sident of the State Dis· Claire Bloom Ohlinger. asstgned to, Company falo, w. Va.; Denv~r M. Tho- Sommerville, Pt. Pleasant, W. 23, 1::18 am.; Elgercllff lrlct Officers Association of the Thirteen members of the c. of lhe 77th Armor s tst Bat- ma, Pomeroy; Mrs. Richard va., who has returned home down 23, 5:115 a.m.; Jerry Bos- Order of the Eastern Star 011 Galli lis Businesa and ProfesSop!. 27 thru Oot. 2 talion at Fort Carson, Colo., Grueser, Rutl,and; Mrs. Thel· from the hospital after ourgery worth down 23, 7 a .m.; Valvo- Wednesday ln Columbua. · Women's Club were the WALT DISNEY'S entered the Army tn May 1962 rna E. Nease , Pomeroy; Mark and is convalescing nicely. line up Greenup 8:30p.m.; Beck Mr. Hughes ts a past presl"'":'ts at the August , meeting "SUMMER MAGIC" 1 and completed baste trammg w. Bland, Rt. 1, Mtddleport; Belinda and Alan Litchfield j~ up Greenup 9:10p.m.; Tra· denl of District 24, o member ~the Middleport Bualne88 and (Technicolor) Burl lves at Fort Knox, Ky . IMrs. James W. Clifford, Pom- of Pt. Pl•asant, W. Va._. were v11 up Greenup 2:10a.m.; Mts. of the Cheshire Chapter Past p fessional women's Club on :our! St. Pomeroy ' Hayley Milla \ e~y; Orion W. Roush, Langs· guests this week of thetr aunt ter Mack up _Greenup, 2:50 a. Matrons, and is serving as the ~~y evening 1n officet of ,vtlle ; Jenmfer A. Wtlson, Rt. and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Orion m.; Lungapomt down Green· Grand Representative of Kan· the Ohio Fuel Gas Company. , 1•. Pomeroy; Mrs. Ronald R. Nelson. Dexter, and attended up 7:15 a.m.; Rave":'wood up 888 this year. All dlstrtcts In Mrs. John Werner, president, Htll, Rl . 2. Wellston ; Ttmothy the tau. 31, 6:10 a.m.; Cructble down Ohio are represented m the presided during the business Wilson, Wurtland, Ky.; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walker 32, 3 p.m.; Eastern down 32, State Assoclatlan. session. IJigtingulshed guests I•· L. J . Robert Smtih, Athens; Mrs; visited . Tuesday evenmg at 1:10 a.m.; Edeana Boo!!ortb Others attending were Kath- troduced were Madge Neal Hetty Clyde A. Tnvetl, Ashland, Ky., Langsvtlle wtth Mrs. Clara down 23, 12:30 am.; Naltonal ryn Everetts, of Jackson; Ruth State Treasurer, and Miss Margaret B. Lemmon. lr· Smith. up 33, S:lS a.m.; Defender up Swisher and Ardis MacComb- R al District Treasurer and onion; Edward E . Lllllco, Jack· Stephen Massar of Colu~ 33, 4:25 a.m.; Lydia H. down er, of Radcliffe; and Marcella P:esldent of the Gallipolis Club. son. is spendtng this week with hts 34, 10:20 p.m.; Nash up 34, Eutsler of Hamden. Emma K. Games were played and prizes Birth• . grandparents, Mr. and 12:40 am.; Louisiana down 34, Clatwo;thy, president of Db· awarded. Linda Grlm was ,'a Mrs. Arthur A. Ntberl. Ade- Clarence Massar. 3 am.; Southland down M, 4:· trlct 25, Pomeroy, and Mrs. gliest. 15 p.m. Harry P. Smith, Past Matron Refreshments of homemade !aide Dr., son, 10:45 a.m. Amoag Allin& . Galllpolla dam - Sandy up of Pomeroy Chapter ai!O at- ice cream and cake were serv· . Those listed fatr on the mtd- W/ p.m.; Salvetti down 3:20 tended. ed from a table covered with night report at Holzer hospital p.m.; Hurdman down g p.m.; The Association was formed a white lace cloth, centered were Mro. Pearl 0. Knapp, Solvay up 12:15 a .m.; _Pierce In !950 with Kathleen Able as with a nora! arrangement flank, Mrs. Estus R. Plymale, RoY 1:35 am; Orlearuan up the firsl prealdent. ed by white and gold tapers. am.; Tlbolt down 7:30 Hostesses were Mr$. Ilea Mathias, Mrs. Charlo• E. Enda, Howard D. Neigler, Mrs. Pearl a.m.; Kathy R. up 9:15 a.m.; . Moore Mrs Harry Moore, Brown, William E. Hartung, M nd M George John· 0 . S. Shearer waiting to 80 AMENDS FOOD PLAN Mrs Allen Roush Mro. Nelilll Mtss Mayme L. Berridge. r. ra •n...:~clng the down; Davenport and Queen WASHINGTON IUPll - Abcspe- Val; and Mrs. Gra~e Pr•ll· 9011 a • Dtocharged waiting to go up cia! IJDuse food stamp su omDischarged from Holzer hos- riage th::'hn!:;'g=nlte of Dam- 0. F. Shear mlttee has approved sev~al KITCHEN IN MANEUVER pita! during the past 24 hours ~ v':r cJorado to LeI and er UP Marmet 2:li0 a.m.; Mer- amendments to an admlnl~rat::::: Army Speclaliat Four Charle~ were: Mrs. Rose Davts, Mrs. S.;, 'k lso oi that place rUl up Winfield 2:40p.m.; The!· bill to expand lhe presen P L Kitchen 21 son of Mr. and Ellen Hannah, Christopher Bl- Th~~a took place, · N. up Winfield 5:3S p.m.; fond stamp program on a natton· Howa'fd Kitchell, Pomars, Levi Barry, Friley Lewes, t 1. 30 ~ lhe afternOOn In Dike up Winlteld 8:311 p.m.; H. wide basiS. lode to eroy ill participating In Exer22 :Mr;s;. of Lowery Air Base, E. Bowles up Winfield 6:45 P· Tbe amendm;'.:t:: of 1: : 10 else' Swlft Strike lll, a U, S. Colorado Springs, Colo. .\ m.; Esso W. Va. down Winl~ld broaden :food roducts except Strike Command exerclae , iD ception was held after the cer- II: 30 pm. Semel down Winlte~ ::~ude "" al~l and Items Georgia and .Nortb and SoUIII emooy at lhe Non-Commts•ion- 3:311 a.m.; Lucas down W a c , the ackage as being Carolina, Involving more ed Officers Club for over fifty field 6:10 a.m.; Helen Z. up marked oo P 75.000 armed forces perliOIIoel. guesto. 1:311 a.m. .. imported. 'I I Grand Charnpions· 1Se~ted ffh~rsd~y In Meigs Junior Fair ·. ,. -t-·· Deswxlants of the Green , Oil· ham. McMthur: Wealey ADa dt!IJ, and the Caster rarnille• Ogden, their nocent mel at Columbia Chapel at Gary, IA!bBIIIJII , Mr. a omerOJ ayer by Mra. Point Roc1t Sunday, August 11 Clayton MOI'riJ IIIII , ....., pr the home of for their annual reunion. Mrs. Mamie 1\'lartm and ..,..... Mr famllyand Devotlona, Present were Maggie Caster, ter. Mrs. Emersoo and of their ... Each Mooth," were glv- Dexter ; Mr. and Mrs. Frank bany , Mr. and Mrs. ld Rutweekend guesto Mrl b Mtss Wilma Sayre. Becldey, Hamden; Mr. and Mrs. cholson and son, Rona ' ~;._Mr~ Mrs U main topic was the spec- Albert Bolin and two children, land. I Ill "'" n~,.. Ba e Dexter· Mr and Mrs. Bernard New officers or e com.,. S. Nease. Ja1 quotas to be sent : t e Allen~ children, Albany; Mr year are president, Meryl BOO., Mrs. Fred Neaoe and child. College and the Over a and Mrs. Jess Pro!ftt, Carpen· vice-president Dally Morris, seereow:::: Le. Joseph 0 . ter; Mrs. Maud Holcomb, Car· rotary and treasurer' Mrs. Roy Ffiut '!!i ~"::::..w:~• N oup ke H!re ~-C:t:t.~"!:!: :.bel :::.11 u .t, G., '· · lnvit~ • Mainly About f'eople p · In Ul·Dally Sentinel. Pomet"OY·Mlcldleport, G ~-~... . - ( ebapte,· of the CongreHs Rae- tal Equality (CORE) which Is sending 71 persoos on t w • hoses to the Wa•blagton civil rigbt11 march Aug . %1 . I . 'CivU . rights flocked Into an East St. Louts balllt Thursday 'and :stageil a massive protest agalnal alleged . i!l)>,,;~r)j!g · diseriminatio!l; 4lle lnte'grationls'!V'<- m~n;· ~n .. and children - promised to re-turn today. ·The "lie • do·ttn'' demonstration by 200 demonstrators stopped business in the First National Bank, the largest in the city. Most of the intesrationists went limp, and sweating police carried them bodily to cars and buses. Reintbaler was one of ltV• en persons convicttd btre Jan. 30, 1958, •nder the Taft-Hartley Act of coasplrla& to I I t about Communist party mtm· ber.blp pollee reeords sbow. li; <W.~'-', "' "'Jfl:.{;I!~#JiO~'W Is Winner Of Nine Firsts 1303 Admissions /am-Pack Stands � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. 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