https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e71d6603efed11443dfd7a01a6be78a7.pdf 638de27f7c676bf95d300e533a4721a5 PDF Text Text 'j ./ I l~OW YOU kNOW ;,. , .• i· ' .. ' On ~ ·e 2, 1945, JQIII formalt, llfrrendered aboard the ·(18$ Mi!IIOuri end1nl World war . ..( ., ; ~ . ' \ .vdt.. xxn ._NQ. ?4 .... •• / ent~ · . .a1 y . ,1,. ' ' .' ' / ~ ,' .. ' ,• '1 I '~ , ~ :POMEROY-MIDDLEPoRT, OHIO . ~ Ja the 1 . I I I JOII· tD middle 101. Wedae_. .....,, 1U1111Y IIIII a Uttle warlllll' wla. a cbaDee Gl tllunderliJOwen. lfl, iolf1 ( ,r ' ' '' ~ted ~o 1lle lalf!reat. Of 1lle Meigi·MtUOn Area I PartJ.r cloudJ 111111 coolir .... nlabt witb diMiceGICIMlcllr. . . . .' . TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2; 1% •. ' tEN CENTS .. " l~ixorJ, Rocky In Collision ,, •• JiM SISIION OF THE POMEROY FIRE DEPT. kneels on a mattreaa as he aenea as part of a team ~ part In a puqriJW contest held In corQunctlon with the aiiJIIIl Ulbor Day celebration of tJia l\lliwelf Fire Departmelt ..., Emerpnc;r Squad. Charges WATER, WATER EVERIWHER£11'1111 wu the aeeD1 Voncle;r wllen ......r1 ot the Maaon Fire Dept. and Ita Junior gl'(ql took part ln a water bripde contest staged 11 part ot the Pome.-oy Fire Department Labor Day celebration. parade' ln ·tblt mimdng, l an ~ tlkln8 flrlt place, were aU • clay chioJtlii barbecue and Tom Wflri7, Lar17 Hud11011, Jim bueket-brlaadi and· pumpeuon- 1111011 and Howard Well. J'l)me. teltl ,bl&bll&llted the amual La- roy's time wa1 20,5 IICODds. boi' .,_, calalfttlon oC the Pom. ..O,·Fire tlepattment anciEmer. Maldq up the IIHODil place :~ Sctulit · Pmwer u.nt from Maion with a . !le!d.. ~·the wiDn1n& ~ 23 ' ..... Wne ,.... Donald er teUn far the l"oalel'of depart- . . JoliliiCIII,·...uliltant ftre chief, '( .. ' . Officers George Car1011, Ross Roush and Roger H,ysell. · PI)~• bucket brigade compoled Gl Lfrl7 Hudson, Tomm,y Wflrl')', JlDt Slsaon, Howard Well, Lou Olborne, Mike Hamm, Homer Smith, JlDt Bees, Bob Bow. ld Celebratio A Facing 2 addre~led the National GOftllo nor.' Conference, reviewbllllll policlea and his "new Cadi,.. llam" to atve more poww to state and local governmeat. Of his proposal for a t4 blllloa incraae In federal aid liar · welfare, he said: "Sclme abject to these PI'CIIIOaals- understandably- a• .....,. trw to favor om region cnw another or because they &lve the rich states leu tban the poorer states. Wo reJected these arguments because we are one country. We must tlllllk in terms of the people and tbelr needs wherever they are. We must meet our problema wlla:'e the problems are." mtnots Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie told a reporter the lOIWrange pis set In the committee report wCII\Ikl not put the governors confarenee at odds with the Prealclelt. He said the administration must tailor its program• to fl.t conditions in a ccacresa co6o trolled by Democrats. Praises Goverrwr Rhodes en and Gary Freeman WCJII firlt place In a tlme ot 68 aecondl, Ma11011'1 bucket brigade was compoled Gl George Car11011, Donald Johnaon, Ro11 Roush, Eddie Car11011, Roger lb'sell, and )Ill.. lor member1, Wealey R o u • h, KIMD Kemp, Charles JohlliiOII, MarY1n Newell, James Bates and Dtck Carlclo and the aecond place ttma wa1·10 aeconda. · COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (UPJ) - Bread segments of President Nixon's domestic program collided today with National Gov<Jrnors' Conference committee recommendations bearing the imprllt of Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller. The President outlined major domestic plans here Monday night on the eve of a debate by the · nation's governors over the Rockefeller proposals. . The report from the New Y orh governor's committee on ' human resources asked for more federal help for state and local govermnent, Including a "national universal health Insurance program." Some governors or hea vlly populated states, notably Rockefeller and Richard J. Hughes of New Jersey, have complained Nixon's proposed welfare program would give them II ttle help ConqJared with states which have done less for ·welfare beneficiaries. Nixon had this criticism clearly in mind when he JOE STRUBLE, CENTER, presided over pmnper and bucket brigade contests Monday - innovations in the a!llllll Labor Day celebration of the Potneroy Fire Department.· Tomm;r Werry, left, received the first place trophies in the two co~ te~ts from Struble and Donald Johnson, right, waspreselted the second place trophies awarded to the Mason Fire Department. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (UPO- PresldeltNbonMonday night praised Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes at the National Governors Conference for Rhodes' help and advice In the administration's plan to overhaul the natiOial welfare IYIItall. Departing from his prepared text, Nixon aalcl Rhodes fOIIIId that filling out forms, many of them d~t~licated by federal qea. cies, eats up about 40 per cent of the administrative coati ot welfare programs. "This is the kind ofd~t~licationand lliPIDII we want to eliminate In the operation of govei'IIDlint to IBike lt more efficient," Nixon said. "I welcome sugesti0111 trGD yau governors on how we can find waste and eliminate It," he added. - T~affic ~alh Count lJowJt the holiday period at 6 p.m. (lo. cal tlme) Friday. The IB'eakdown: Trafllc 588, Drowninp 93, Planeal41111110acellaneoua 43. CllifornJa reported 59 dead In tramc; Taraa 46, WisCOIIIIn 27, 111111 DI1nois 26. The breakdown, all Cllllll: Trame 570, Drowninp 91, Planea 12, and Mlacell•nenn1 aumy weather at lakes and pools. A National Safef;)' Council 1pokesman salcl today the final tally of traffic deaths would al- 44. most certainly be well under last New Hampshire and Waabinlyear's record 688. AUPicountat ton, D. c., reported no trafllc 9 a.m. showed 589 persons had deaths during the holiday per. died In traffic since the start of lod. City Ladies Will · Learn How It ls RED OAK, Iowa (UPI) - Two women - one In New York and the other In Florida - tb1nk Midwest farmers are getting rich at the expense c:l the meat buying con~wner. Eddie Collins or Red Oak ia going to give them a cblnce to find aut the way it really is. The Art of. .. Raising Beef ers Pve seen at Ute cattle'~, keta." Collinl doel a broadcalt farm lbow for lta*fon• In aeverallll&. west states, Including - . , Ne._ bruka and Soutb Dalrota. . He aid Uvutock rnarketl In I.ArxinatuD - Gordoa, Neb., ...._ flnancinl the calve~, which an to. be...._.next .... CoUJal llld the lqllllll Ia ..idn& !IIIII cattle were ldall, and that a herd Gl lJO 1111111 vl ~· ml8bt brifllafarmerallout $10. . He llld Yn. DelAIIWIO told him tbat p.r..., In· New YGrk were IO"cd«le to Ill ...._ era. ''art ber faalJIII wu Ill&. the farmer• "'" •Mill tao liNch. I' Will& her to tlad aut W. . - dan"\ ...... too much ........ �' r· '.·- ~'t ''· '• .t ··.. ,r.. 3.ed the New York Met1, 10.0, whitewashed california. ~. hit consecutive fM:men 1n tbe tAirpNIOr, ba ln· l!ltu&t, whlc~ 1;;~ By GARY KALE ~f ls -~' ~.in . 0111 . w~ and Slayed a hoif'i!lme behind before losing to the Allgels, 11-7, - WI'( lmlog as Pittsburgh VPI ~~Writer foolballolllelalo,l All when wis , WUUe Davis now knows the first place San Francisco In the arxl Detroit u t Kansas · Cltt· droAJed AUarD three · games ball OO.chel ... tnvltea 10 It- ), ial ... urP.. atnin Joe Dimassio was under hotly contested Western Dl\'1.. split a doubleheader. the Tlgere otr the pace in the West.. BdJ tAl~. "" ·" r.,..qo 'tor blind: ' I I oour elon. The defeat dropped the wtnn111: the first in 10..innhws, Moose scattered seven hits In when the Yankee slugger set 1 retl~," ' ~i , t1!!J ·1 -ble!,tt : be the all--time record for Mttirw ln Mets 4 f.! games behind Chicago 5--4, aOO the Royals taklll@ the winning his lOth game in 12 in the EasL nightcap, S.2. decisions. Gary Kolb, who ' ~tor, "I Jllllloft the tlleotndn a llld eonaeeutive gamea. '61... ... Ma,yoi' Llndlll1 .... lind'• 22 - ..... Retains Lead Davis drove in two runs ani · struck out his nrst th~e Urnes Dlmaplo hit safely in 56 San Francisco retained its scored twice ~s Los Alples up, singled .fume two run1 ror mixed ~onthlor....,..of- Devil~ wao ~· IIIII hear<too. atnlght games before AI Smith -' flclal ondoroement: 1bo Matlt• . dozena of radio and TV ohowo and Jim Bagby or Cleveland, lead in the Weet by mauling zeroed ,fn on starter Jerry the Pirates. 1 ' ctiln4 •!•llulltllnforoi'lin- within arodo)>o -and wulntorsteve carltoo capped a flve: ·'' . ... . ' combined to halt the streak on Montreal, 12-2, Pittsburgh rout.. Koosman am rel~r Cal1 ed Atlanta, 7-1, St. Louis Koonce for eeven ·P:ubll in the rWJ seventh tnriln; with a thre&July 17, 1941, lsJalllw ,, n'ha..,....., · OiexuollecUon.a, came out for tltlnc aid ptirauasive on them all ••• Hoorayl "A Mail alii I Wo-o stopped Houston, 6-2 and first two innings. run homer that earned him hia Davis .Presently is carrying a San Francisco rapped rour 16th wln of the seasoD. ~ AI leaot lwo Malla-411• "''"'" li!OO." Oneal r<lllllntlc mo.ti hi atrtrc of :19. It isn't much bJ1 defeated Philadelpbia 1 5--2. The the DIMaggio standord, but lt Chicago at Cinclnrw.tl eames Montreal pitcherS' for 15 hits, Cards broke a scoreiese tie . SOIJ'I'H CHARLESTON- PI>1Dt alllotlono have boenordorid -IU a decade - rille dull two.:.. wW ·. ~. · ties 1 Dodger record set by were poslpOned by rain and with Ken Hel.terson aOO Jim when Dal Maxvill drove in two Ploaoit!t:. f!'ll Its WIIOUOII to,.....thomloOkllkodl,..,.,.,U.. \ierei"Oooi. off to a fine start with a 28..0 . Uaef!a. got.lllllftllre ••• Gov. ~ · There's a ·~~ ·• :Pilla~' rescheduled Cor WedneSday · DaveJIH)rt leadiJW the attack runs with a bases loaded single Zach Wheat 53 years agn., win OIIV the' · South Charleolm . ild ' JleaDn'o daulhter Maur ... , buSIIIOII 00 11moo•· S quari ..DOd nigbL , by driving in seven runs off Don Wilson. John Edwardi Davia collected two h 1 t 1 Bladfl!iateo here Soturda7 nlii>L p ve ov "" aopl,rot!OIIO to 111m · ·!!Y IIIII ond Paul BochicchiO, "'lbo In the American League, between them. Don · Mason homered for Houston. ' M~ as Loa ~lea defeatMinnesota beat ClevelanJ, 7..S, contributed four hits and Bobby han Murrell\ two-run triple ·, Mike lharn. acorecllt points a<IIJW: ~ frlenda ~I ~c~,'l EVIIId:Oo !lrotem;" Iince 19lf. . • · Baltimore shut out Chicago, 8-0, Bonds chfpped Jin with - two in the first inning staked San for lbe BII..'Biaeks ao he ran the other rqht aho con't~cib 1-st 1'111 lli· lhat llldlll oni: · · Ltcol Notice trom ]"O,"tbe lllx •vard l1De to modorn Dicks ... Waahlnaton ll'a a ' ~ .llh<U!\.....; :Obllulrles, - . ' ~ston aurprlsrttd Oakland, &-2, · safeties aid etole his 39th base. Diego to a 2-0 lead ami the Publl~ !WI~ II htn' bf I(IVt'n lblll T1le Ohio l~ll~IIDI!C' l ompany liM and Square criMto lul>lsed "Molle. · of -•IIIIth Frallk Looioer a!. New York beat SeatUe, 6-1, am ~ Sadec~ gave lCI etx hits in Padree held 011 to· beat the score theb' first fLied W'll~ The Public UcllhiN Ct>SI• lllill&on of Oblu u. Applk'aHon acatlnc 111111 the L"'uiiiPUlj' 1.! Pl'lll1k'd, tlf'Callllf then dropped a 5-I, IS.lruilog wlrml• his filth game. BUI Philo as rookie rlshthander tben ran for il two.p>Jnt CCIIYf)r.. Love, not war," •nd ·IOIDIMH ~ · to rl.te hill\ ·the 'but Of the "'uu1111••t !M'Ih IIIO<IId ADPIIA• 1\Q' ecrawled tilt rep)¥, i'What'l wont..:.mwdc mal) l~ Tin P:lfl game to tlle Pilote, Washington S~n or oo-hit Came lost Clay Kirby, with relief help slon. · loJ. II> ....__bll' and ~<tl.llta~~ :~ and adJkiJIQil'UII In H1 I".IIPI In lbe IOoond quarter ~ tho Dllference?" ... 1bo Seeno AUoyl lbe eotlmi.teo illl11od 1>y IUid eh~Q'Y8 tor bulc a.tld ut ht'f" nell ""''l his 16th decision. from BUl McCool ani Gary k!lepholll! ten•k-t, lnl,..lalt' m capped a drive from lbe two for mod 111)01 !Cidod In a mob·ICOne. GOO hit ooogs and more then toll tel~phoDI' '""''~· l~lrutatc mobiiP Hit Consecutive Homers Ross, gained his rourth win in ~hoM ~·ter. htlraiUIIolt' prlutr nne \ DIAMOND RINGS lllllitllor olx · points but the two Lady Blrd's mamolro wUI ....,_ •100,000,000: Jritog Berlin was · """''- &Od chanllfl.~. lntrllltatP tel~ Gene Alley and Willie st&rgell 22 decisions. IJ'PtWrlttl' e.nUJP IIPn'ft ud lnu&natt wt~ area t~1Pmmmunteart01u The artl ..n~,.of ArtCli'Wld han ~­ ~ oonvorlion run falled malt- veal her ooctunal ombarnso- and sUIIIo ... Loe11or wao•llno IM'nlef.. &IIG to~ .. - tu EuhUllf' Rate made ,ft • pHCtiee to ,rlnr -to;' · Tvtn P.U.C.O. No. 2, t~ O<>ft<ol'llll ing It 14-e. Greg Cla,ytoo scored melts atLBI'ohlotlboummoned clever lytlclal, acompeiA!nt..,. J::xelwlp Tartll P .I I. C.O . No. 3. Ill . life e•e..ry WOft'!~n'l en'ppnient M-.e Toll l'eWDhonoe- ~nlre Turtll &gain lor PI>1Dt Pleolllll In I h e bedoldo otaff cooferenceo In Her poaer ai boot. a pretentlouob. ln-', rlne clra.m. See our complete P . tJ .C .O . No. II. lit ~loblle Tel~phuiH! • 111.-n·t.,.. Tariff P .II.C.O. Nu. I, Ita Prl· tblrd quarter on a HVOD yard • UIIIOI sloeplq( hooro. suflldenl llbrelllsl with a cril>lArtC•n•d ulectiQn toon~ vau. u ... 8er"t"' Tartrr P.u.c.o . No. 2, tt• Tf!l"t~·fN'wrll« f;uhanp &rn·ttoe run -~ Greer B1aiDe ran for Tv• a ~ Fox"s mcther Ger.. lng aUractlm tor~J TU"Ifl' P .tT .C.O. No.1 and Ill Wide Al'l'& A-LAliAEATE, rrom' $150. TI'IO!'romllluoiNikllll &lrt•lce T&rtft tbe two pofnta'eonverllontomake lrude, a top part,y oaent. Actress Ruth coo\Jon oweara · 8-DESIRtiE, from tUO. P .U C .O. No. l.to~fkorl oucl!lnc~ an4 ad/1111 m~nr. Jn II• ,...,.,. uti. ohat"fft, .1122-e for lbe Big Bia<lks, 11 okay alter a scare In MI. 51•1 abe loved "Ohl Colcutta" whlcb IIIII UlON fuii\RII...-th In the Appllet.o 11011 on n1e ortt I.M Cnmm-.lon arK! Ill Blalne scored the ftnal taJ.. Ho1pital ••• Jack Pearl, whUmn 1e the first time ·we•ve ever ac-Ule txfllbllllhlnlto atraehfd nd mll4e 1 Dart tbneul. Jy In 1he fourtll quarter on a ftve Baron Munchauaen 35 veara •Ill - cepted Rldl'1 age: 12 ••• Irmont. By UrUted Press International Or .... How about a garden )'Ord ,... ~ !he two - point mlUions ol dolloro I8'!J ~.!I C0Jll. here amooncod Ita ....... YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! National League wedding where peOple ~ throw oonverelon faUed. the official goodw111lmbarssador tlves would bilve an u!JIJ8D door This column Ia for young peoCouot St. G. AB R. H. Pet. tlowere instead or rice and ' !or aearllyclrop ••• AYBGardner.'s policy" arxl then made it stickple, their problems and pleas. Cimnte, Pit 112 420 71 148 .352 oweaU,. off 101110 auet In I SUf.. ures, their troubles and run. As the brlde carries a 'sJng1e' Joneo, NY 125 439 84 154 .351 orchid on a prayer b o k, " • .,._ ref~ E. .nt health farm for a 0 Rose, Cln 124 494 104 170 .344 with the reet of Helen Help Us!, rather than a bouquet? new movie ... Mary WUaon ol-qte Jhnsn, Cin ll3 434 75 147 .339 it welcomes laughs but won•t You two should have the kind S.remes has ae bet molt fan. Stargl, Pit ll7 421 77 140 .333 dodge a serious question with a of reception you wioh, but r,e aUc admirer thelopBrltlah 10111 Alou, Pit 131 571 90 188 .329 brush .oft. membar your gueste are lmpor. S , U . ator ... Nixon Walellero II.Y the Send your tetmage questions Snguln, Pit 101 355 49 116 ,327 tant, too. 'They lll<e the grand · AdtnlnlstraUon wlU try to get a McCvY, SF 121 390 82 127 .326 to YOUTH ASKED FOR rr, care finale~ and If lt isn't a rice d•dl. pe~ tor ·dcpe pushers. Tolan, Cln 122 519 94 166 .320 ot Helen Help US! this newapa .. filled nash, then find something UN 1cuttle IIBJS IndJa's lndlra per. Davis, LA 99 376 54 120 .319 . to lake Ita place._ H. ~l':a " Gandl\1 has aorvtved touruoasRICE? NO DICEI SHE SAYS American League ....., Jt 'J o ai•tiop aueavta ••• Soclals<JNoo Al"'strong Colling Til·~· IMWO ,hero, '"""• monr·t..., G. AB R. H. Pet. Dear Helen: head - eoiertotner , Mason WUtwestlnt clotlgn ,lloctO. Cuslllo'ntwo~o and Foihl•-• • and I want a traditional, Tom CareiO, Min 98 364 70 128 .352 ahol hlo moutll ,.ott'at .,. .... Ulna acouatlcal material& anCI 'ofNr tht co.tt.rt · By United Pre11 lnter .. tlonal very formal weddthg. The recePF. Rbsn, Bal work TV's The ,. .. , 1101 alwayo to the of~·~~ conclltlonlog• 129 471 99 151 .321 tion wlll be held afterwards In swift. Smith, Boo 117 450 77 144 .320 the church hall. Sprbter Tommie ' Smith• try.. But Helen. we don't like t h e Oliva, Min 123 50S 79 160 .315 log to 'follow In the lootstops of Hwrd, Was 134 497 99 155 ,312 ·~.. or being pelted Witll rice. Bob,.llayeo, !ailed to make the Ptrdl, Bos 124 422 79 129 .306 1 Sometimes people don't take ~t .Clnchn.ti Bengals' roster this Blair, Hal 127 531 97 162 .305 out oC the little bags, and it can season. Smith, one ot tile hurt. Also, we don't like t h a t Clarke, NY 128 527 67 159 ,302 world's taetest track stars, Wll Andws, Bo_s 92 354 59 106 .299 mad rush to the car, or having hoping to utilize hlo !POod to the car all covered with writing Hmte Rune win a Job In pro football as a National League: McCovey, and streamers. wide receiver. So we · want to sneak out t h e SF 41i It Aaron, Atl 37; May, But, Slnith was one o! the ,'\:~~~'· Wh~~. F~wns, led Cin 35; Perez, Cin 33; Allen. back way while the pa~ is go .. ing ~- Oka>'l .. 111e aerlalcomp&.adOnofquar- sev4m players plaeed'.,.Qn walvto. PhU and Bonds, SF 29. ,Also; 'I don't llke tll•' ldea of tAirback Tlmmlntoward;and ..... •f~ •. MQ!ide,y bT. ~ Paul ,•' OF S. 2ND AVE. American League: Jackson, throwing away my bridal bOU- ior Steve Hal11tead, gOt their Brown or the ClnclnnaU BenAND MAIN ST. Oak 45; Howard, Wash 42; Kill~ quet. Pd like to keep It, wax 1969 Cootball eeasoo oft' to a gala.· O.• Mon. Thru Sat. brew, M:lnn 38i Powell, Bait 36; Tun. lv•nlnt By Appoln .. •nl The ·other players cut by the Petrocelli andYastrzemski, Bos dipped, forever. And the bride- successful start with a surprise groom taking otf my gartor 42-14 victory over visiting Bul- Bengals were defen1lve back 34. to throw to the unmarried men lalo of I'Uinam County Saturday John Guillory, id cker Mike Hone Ratted In Clemons, delensi'lft tackle BW - this Is very gauche, nl(lht at Bachtel Field. National Lague: McCove, SF Klndrlcks, linebacker · Harry Really rm not a spoUsport. Howard, a 160.pound .iunlor, 112; Santo, Cbi 110; Perez, Cin 992-3667 I don't mind the honeymoon and hit llalotead lor three touchdown Brown, tackle Jefl Rietardam 102; May, Cln 96; Banks, Qd wedding ni~ iokeo tl!et 110 on. passes In addition to runnilll one and tlgllt end Bruce COolet. 92. The Bengals also picked ov ' Amerltao League: Klllebrew, But these other traditions - if over himself and also kicking Ye&, Title ln•uranc• ...... offensive - tackle Pat Talburl you doft•t like them, why can't oue<easlully all six extra point ~ow lfllle•tMont •ole, W• will Minn 116i Powell, Balt114;Jack.. from· Kenoas City and guard OIIUII'Ie fviJ r.1pen1lbfflty IO yoo break them? OPPOSED conversions attempted. son, Oak 105; Howard, Wash 98; ~0~ tit.. -.1 PfefHf you Dear~: llalotead caught all of How- Ernie Parks frl1111 Ookland, G•ofnlf flnanelol 11 11 RE.IiOD~l, Yastr~ Bos 94. Cut Another Veteran ,..... 1"1• ,. oar tftle 1"0 ·-.ono H you•re planning a TRADI.. ard's m throws and one from - tchlog hlln • dofeGt. lnllft yours Tho world cbamplon N,!r Nati. League: Seaver. NY TIONAL Wedding, expect many Gary Clark, from his ••center"' one•. Y•u con•t .,.,_ to ,_.. York Jets putanotherveteronof 19-7; J ns, Chi a1kl Osteen, di,sawointed guests when you position. Wahama Coach Grant ~·· with ~~ hot., •, Harnett surprised the favored t!lolr Sl(>er Bowl otiuad, LA ~11; Nlekro, Atllll-12; Sin. don't sUck to tradiUon. safety Mike [)'Amato, •• coach But ••• you could create an Bison& wiUl a uQuallu offense ger, LA 17-8. ' Woeb Ewbank alleec1 ' six American League: McLain, Det ultra MODERN weddlogandmake a lake off of the professlooal 10~ playero from the roster. The lootbaU shotgun formation which Phone 992-2966 21~;, CueUar, Halt 19-10; stot- your own rules. SHOES ARE other five pla,yen were defen. makes the center eligible as a tlemyre, NY 18-11; McNally, Bait i PRICED slve tacldes .llay llayeo IIIII r&eelver. ani Perry, Minn-17..Si LaUch, Det THE DAILY SENTINEL Henke, , IIUir<l Gary Boffalo . . . • ... 0.6-e.a - 14 Karl F-1; Culp, Bos 17-8. . Dt~un:u 10 IN1'&a£SI" OF Roberta, l'UIIDIJw bock c-p • Mt:IG!i-MPI&JN AMEA Wahama ••• , , 14-e-14-14- t2 • lllCtfAII.D S. OWEN, PUBIJ.>IlER Nock and linebacker Mike !!alL · SC0111NG Cbootu Tannahll1. EdLiar " coach Vll!ce '-bardi or;the · Publhhed dill)' '"""IPI Slhonllyll) Tlo.f.*lu Wahama - Howard to llalValley Plillllhl1111 C:DrC~AIIJ', 110 NecMnlr st., Waohlngt.on .Recloklna nl¥011 ltead, paee 25 yds.; Howard to f'amrroy, Ohio, 1n61. ButiMIO Ollct ' ' 11!2-21$11, 1\dito:w"lal P!«~r-lilrl:i-li&T. Clark, pus 45 Ida.; Howard, n.. playerp Jncl"!!IJW-delenalvo SKVIId <I••• pooc.pJIIWMPG!notrw Ohio. one Yd. run; · Howanl to llal- otitl· 11m NOrtcioll who woo pui Ntd..,.l ld..,r\llloll ""'"'"•nllll'M R..t..~o. .UI-I""•D~r, In•:., II P.o11 tht st. , ~ Ylill"tl .. . . '-f' ..: olead, 8 ycl, pa11; Clark to Hal- on t h v 1I\IUred Ust a ft r Ut:t, N" von. breaking his otiJtle laol Salur• Sllll..rf&lllcHI ralu; O.li .. ...r b)o carriar stead, posa 25 ycla.; lloward to wl>lro Mllllblt 45 «lltl per "Mki - rtlt In • clay lD . ~,. , ,_pme,_ qalost Halotelll, pan 8 ycls. lil'Nioe lll.l'-llllil) SentL•I omco, UI.R Six ,1)olroiL 'Jbo other playVs ,t ut •lllllnlho, U t. 70. TWIN motllb, "-"" II)' 111o1or ~- Ra1nes, 3 yd. nm; RIIIM whirl tarrier 11r.tee 11111: •""~' Ont ~ IUQ. II)' IMU: 0111 ,...- .$1Z.IIIL Sb. JJall, Pill lilterceptloo, 43-Jda.; wore Don RandY,,Aoron:JI*rtln, 1110Mho ... 21. TtlrH ,_,....14,00. ~ JlayooJ extra poJJts (2) ·.., a Bob . !hiiiiOII 'and Dermll Hale. tlr1et ll'lcllo6n s..11,r 'Tho ph~ Eaites· cut run. . nins p~ors illcl"'q a pair of Iormor Not.re Deme ba,oldJeld • • II" I ' o • 6tllrs-1964 Hoi-. ·~ 1 wlllliOr Jl«Pl ·. RIIIl'lo .,. .-1 lullbock !.airy COIIJat, '1111 Ot'J:1CE HOOKS 9:30 TO IJ. 2 TQ 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON Eqlos .aloo cal tbwo!lan ~ KUO<he-., ; of'. NOire" THURS.) - EAST COURT Sl'., POMEROY - ""u ' !Jig ;,B,lacks ........ :...;: In sc Roinp. mer kC~~ct, ·~ -Ire GOESSLER Jewelry.Stor•· c:nc:nna,.; B enga l C t s:.- .,_ . ( • ' . ,, '!Ver.·" u..,.. Quail Shoot Nets Falcons Surprise Win by MARY JUNE'S tEAUlY SHOP CAN IIY RIGHTS TO . PROPERTY BE PROTECTED WITH INSURANCE? I •,. .·'. :. I••· ' IE_STOCK CLOSE TO ZO PATt~Rr.s. READY FOR YOUR USE. · .. ' . AN !)LD CElLING AS WELL lNG A.NEW "ONE. .irarw Dnls-Waratr. l1r. THE SHOE o. e Throe..,.,... our,kkisa '" •• • 1.·' • BY KErt'U WISECUP A final tuno.ap scrimmage Sat. 'lfdt.Y al Warren Local by t h 0 :· Male• Marauder grid "''Uad pro. ••ed a standoff between t h e ..,.una oft'enelve and defensive uallo and a 6-e edge lor Marau.. der bench over Warren Local Wms Scrimmage, 6-0 ere hod departed to the """'· ers. B waa the lnal tune.up bal'ore opening apJnst 1rootoo st. Joe tl!lo Friday al home. Warren OjiOilocl with tho ball on ite own 40 and ran outthellm. It of 10 plays per drive. Tho Worrlors were unable to move inaide the Meigs 15. Warren aloo never completed a pass. Melp fared only a IIWe bel- .. . ..... ··-' - Indians Fall, 7-5 ,. ~ ter, Sonier quarterback P II O'llri111 had boys bt,lbe- but couldn't quite find tile ra~~ge. completl~¥ OlliY h!O of nllle attAimpla, with me lntereeplod, much lell apectacular than a week ago apJna1 Belpre, The rurinlnl pme alao was reoversed from Jail WOOk 11 lbe ball carrier•, DIUWQ' AbbOtt and Mike GratA!, gainod aood yardageo uniiJ tho drive would Dzzle In Warrillr territory. But lbe Melp bacilflold lookocl alow and repeated!¥ Wled to hit holeo In tho line WJickl,y oiiiJU8h to .got ...------,.1"'-III!"!'~'"!'"IIJIII., . ...~~~~~ h•'f liH f.. hiJ ....... 0 wn . Bit fashion news this season i1 print ••• ·come get your ·•tyl ... scoop nowl EXTRA! EXTIU! ••, St••• F•lk~ •rtllns 'Three ,Marander atartero were ool dres.., for lhe acrlmma110. They '' " expected to be reo<b' 1>y Friday Dl(lht. Thf:y were ond Jon Kloes. center· Roger AbboU, and defensive hal1back Damls J!oaa, Senior Unebocker R o y V-·-·· •••""" •· In -..-· wao - ..- U1l ear,. :,e::;:::,;erioualy) and oaw n.e Farmers Bank and Sav- ' lnge ComJ>IIIY slo-iJ(tch softball team playing In the Elks' Club National League ,Eall Chicago NOll- v.fK ·. :: W. L. Pet. , GB 82 52 612 76 55 4\1 · · is :sao 9 T0 s.', In Twin Bill . .f. - . "" '. . ~ ' Thie p.tt The leading hitter Cor F..--s was Wright with three ltn.les In lhree a!J>ols. 1bo victory ocot the llo&e for the title -Ttlesclay at 6 :30 (lodoy), but ' havy rain early ~ threatened to wash It out. Farmers against the Friday'• Games Galllpollo at l'llrlamouth Ceredo-Kenova at Coal Grove VInton Coun\Y at Welistoo Marietts at Albeno Ironton at LOgan, W.Va. Jack1011 at Oak Hill Logan at MOrpn Jrontoo st. Joe at litis• Eastern at Haman Trace Southern at North Gollia Southwestern at Haman Fairland at Kyger Creek Wahama at Wlrt • ••• (SIJurda7) Nelsonville-York at Warren Lo- cal Parkersburg South at Pt.. Plealant 14-IC...Ihe bed friend a P,tefzel e.terhadl The most en.Jc¥.ible ia~ in beer iodaY! Hudepohl ·.,•..:; I • .;. • School Clothes Can . Loolc Lilr.e New ., ""*" lfeiDands the c...-r · \ .. --~,... Dame, their .,~-· ..,.......,_, -•1 Wildcali . .. ' I ,;, , pNIIII•" "711.tl.. ...,..,, Dill FIMnOt"l Hulllalne tlll1cltMN _._ t'UIJIIIII, ~ Coaper Wl1clcd. ltop In IIIII '-m Jim.hand- J11t1- tllplnd ... ', !Ill WlltlciiiiiiCI ..' -IIIIMIIf· ~ USE MOORES ;<l E.4SY PAY, P.tAN ~ ' . l ., \ IDibeaten team ol Falls City or Gelllpolla. Farmers rallied four Ulnes Ia the aixth frame and WQ1 6-.5. the ltfJ., Snt u, ,, 1/2 Off. . ' - Spied Something Good? WESTERN. - ;REMINGTON • 11. USO) .... lhree doubleo and ,• lrlple; Mike Wright bad a single, dwble, and home run; John Wolfe collected two slnglea and a double, Bluer had a oingle and two doubleo, and Whaley two home rwts. Next victim for the Hanken Y!as Aahland 011 of Gallipolis 13-4. 'This put Aahland out of the tourney. Once ogatn Werry led In hitting witll 4 alngleo and 4 at-bats: .. . =~~e~5 , • , Make Finals of Tourney Amm~nition Of AU Kinds ..... ,• r Reds, Cubs ., . through and away, 'BUSiness • in our positive profusion of P.fints! Great far-East beau• ties in poisley and onion anei Mooresque ••• Victorian clolighto like mille !leurs and foulards ••• giant plaids : •• fur•fa~eries and ab1tract1. On dark ground• or light, i:feep ~ br1ght. In wool, cotton, synthetics and blends. . Bucks Get D ,\. Bankers Win 6 for 6 .It!. Tournament at Gelllpolls had a bus,- and very succe.ssful week .. Alan WUUams, Marauder back, end, Wiming six of six pmos. aeored the scrimmage's only ro, . They stlrted Friday night with The Marao...;r ollenalve start- 1 <l'llloburgh ••• 71 60 .542 9'h • two.yard-run, atter the start. a 14~ win over Red'sClubofMa... era were O'Rrle Pal Ar h , st. Loulo ••.. 72 62 .537 10 v · ~·, Grote, IIIII Ahbo~ bockl· cJ!; ' Philadelphia .• 52 79 ,397 28'h soo. Pitcher Doo Nol11011 had a Rllchort and W•- Well 'ends· -reol • • •• tl 94 .31H ti'h perfect game going Into tile fllll1 ' ,..•... but ended up hurling a three • -·' •· Welt Jim Bwalzel and Mike B a r r, W L Pet GB hitter. Top hittera for Farmers lackleo; Dave Boyd and Steve $so F 5 560• were Bob Whaley with two home By MIKE QUANE year; paced Boston over van Meter, guardo, and Harold c~":'. 72 57 •558 1, runs and a single In 4 al.bata and UPI ~s Writer Oakland, as Lee Stang~ won hlo Wh!IA! al center · • • " T h e delens'ive uolt!ltmenll Loa Angeles •• '13 58 .557 'h Ed Bauer. two slngles and a Like a pitcher who dreams of first pme as a starter In more double. - e perf eel b Alan W II Atlanta ' " " '13 &3 .537 3 hitting home runs. Minnesota than two monthe. Sal Bamo ••• orm Y • Houolm • • •• 69 64 .519 5'h Once .beaten in the double elimislugger Bob Allison Is tickled homered for the losers, his 21st. . llama, .middle guard; Fred Lee San Diego . • • 411 93 .30l 34\1 nation tournament, Farmers then when he lays clown a good bunt. Boog P 11 ct and Barr, tackles; SWatzel, Vau.. Monda,y'a Resulta played Satllrday at Elks'lleld and owe conne ed lor his • ·, • :0 . Alllooo did • little ol -~-. """:1 31st homer ot the year llban, Tiny WIUiama, and Well, Pittsburgh 7 Atlanta I -~· ousted Oller's Service Station Monday when he slammed a hlghiJchte<l a 13-hlt Baltimore linebackers; Tom Jlollner and Loa ling 10 New York 6 d Middleport, 6-1. Dick Werry baees-1..-ded triple for three attack ae Jim Palmer won his Archer, tornerbacks, and Chip •·· F M ~-• was the Bank.ere' leading hitter Ho&llorl1 and Rllchart, hallhacks ...,. ran 12 on~ 2 R;tlla and bunted saleb to oend Uti! straight In ohutUog out the with a home run and single. BauThe Me'·a Rose tell. Chlca(!O al Clncl, ppd, rain home anotller rWI in the Twine' White Sox. Palmer sca!Ulred 16 rve 0 coa St Lou.ia 6 Houlton 2 er ad:led three singles. 1-5 victory over Cleveland. · six hits in raising hie record to with lbe Eastern varsity, ochedDiego 5 l'l11la 2 Later that evening Farmers COLUMBUS (UPI) Ohio In other American League 14-2. Todoy'o Probable Pitchers State · University's national col- ·=ndSoturda7 evening, waa ..,_ played Joe's Harber !l!op of WelL. action, Boston beat Oaklan:l, 6Mike Hegan'a three--r110 00.. • (All Times EDT) and dropped them Croin the 2, &ltimore· shut out Olicago mer In the 13th paced Seattle's legiate loolball chaJili>IODO get Chle&jiO (Jenklno 18-11) a n d tournamen~ wlrmlog 5.:!. Again down to serious businele today !lt Milwaukee, 8-0, Waehlngt.on comeback victory over the lland1 16-11) al ClnclmaU (Cion. Werry had a hOme run and a sinsplit a twin-bill witb CAlifornia, Yankeea arter Mel Stottlem,yre with their first workout in full Inger 9-14 and Arrlgo2-S),8p.m. gle, wJ.Ul Ted MorarU;y getting a battle gear. taking the firet. 4-0, am had stified the PUots on a six(Regular and ouapended game) double and single. The Buckeyeo have been holddropping the second, S.7, New hitter in the opener. Bobby st. Loola (Ta,ylor 6.2) at Hous&mday, Farmers had a field York eplit with Seattle, whming Murcer slammed out two solo ing practices ror three dayl, too (Grlflln 9~ 8:30p.m. da,,-. wiming three games. First the opener, 6..1, before loeir~: homers in the first game to but Do pads have been used. Coach WOO!Jy Hayee hl.e been Philadelphia (Champloo 4-7) at orr they pounded Quaker Slate the nightcap, 5-1, in 13 lnniq:s, raise his season'.& total to 21. colllitloning his athlete• with San Diego (Kelley 4-8 orSisk 0..9), out or the tournament 17 ..S. Farm.. and Detroit won the rtrst game Homer Highlights Game U p.m. strenuous exercises. includlog a ers was led by Werry who had of a twin-bill with Kansas City, Washington's first game shut. New York (Gentry 9-11) at Los CINCINNATI (lJPL) - The 5-4, ln 10 innings but the Royals out over Cal_ifo'rnia was high- six-minute mlie run. (&:tlon 15.12), ll p.m. Angeleo Hayes has his fingers crossed -~ Ciilchmti Reds will get a .. came lack to take the llgllted by a three-run homer as the hitting begins that no in- chance tonight to return to first (Ouly games scheduled) nightcap, :1-2. off the bat of Mike EpoiA!ln, his Wednesday's Games juries will crop 1.11· place ln the NatiOQII League's In the National League, 24th or the year. 11 We've been vecy forturw.te- Western Division when lhey Montreal at San Frm Pittsburgh rOOJI)ed over AllanIn the nightcap, Sandy PhDa at SOn Diego, night not a reol lnlury ye~" he said take on the tough Chicago Cubs ta, 7-1, Los Angeles took New Alomar tripled home two runs yesterday, ' 4 except tor the sore in a twl..night doubleheader at New York at Los Ang, nicht York, 111-6, San Francisco In the sixth lonlng and scored (Ouly games scheduled) heel of~ Jankowski." The Crosley Field trounced Montreal, 12-2, St. the Winning MID on a wild pitch Junior opllt end bruised his heel The Reds and Cubs were Louis toppled Houston, 6-2, aDd ae the Alwels twice came from American League in the Rose Bowl practices last rained out, Monday evening, and Sao Dle110 defeated Phlladol- behind. winter arxl had to have· surgery. the San Francisco Giants ptiled East phla, 5--2... A contest between Detroit won the lead contest The NCAA enforces the rule a half"'fflllllB out in frort of the W, L. Pet. GB Chlcat!O IIIII Cincinnati was •I Its twln-I>UI with Kanoas City against hard hitting during the pack by dubbl~¥ Montr,e al, 12-2. Baltimore • . 92 43 .682 postponed because Of rain. when Ike Brown's triple IICOred flrol throe clays -o! •pra<llee. Detroit . • .. 78 55 .586 13 Cinetnntti, however; is two 51/z Gamoo Ahead WUIIe Horton wltl! the tieHayes was opposed · to "the rule games ahead or the Gia.nt.s In Booton • • • • 71 61 .511 23 The Twins' victory pllt them breaking MID in the 10th alii New York ••. 66 67 .496 25 but admits it give lils team a the all·important lost colupm 51/z games In !root o1 Oakland Brown then talllocl what proved chance to work on agllity 1 speed gameo that the Giants have Cleveland ••. 54 80 .403 37'11 in the American league's the decisive run on Jim Prlce•s West and tlml• IIIII to learn the played and los~ Western Division. Dean Chance sacrifice fly, plays before begirmlog to block W, L. Pet. GB Tonight'• first game is the picked 1t:1 hie fltth win with the In the nightcap, Luis Alcaraz' ani tackle. · Minnesota •.• 80 52 .606 completion of a suspenied game victory, whUe M c D o" e II tw()o()Ut ninth inning single Oakland ..•• 74 57 .~5 S'h .. I 8\l)l)()Se the kide . would against the CUbo. The ralnout dnipped IAI· 15-12, Rick Renick scored pitcher Moe Drabowslcy California ••• 56 74 .431 23 aloo hod a two-run homer lor from second to give the Ro,yals love to keep right oq p.i_i:tlclog will be played Wednesday, this way," Hayes ¥kL But he . The Reds are one pereentage Kenaas City •. 53 79 .402 27 the victore, his third. the margin ot victory. Drabow.. wUI have them In heavy gear polot aheecl of the Los Angeles Chlcat10 ..••• 52 79 .397 27'h Rico Petrocelli's grancklam sky, worlctng In relier, got his from now ono ,,Preparing for the ~gen, whO race the New Seallle .... , • 50 82 .379 30 ., home run, his 34th bmner of the eighth win. against seven losaes. Mooday•a Results defense ol tbfir,UJ onal title. York Metl in a sirwle pme ~ .., ' . I'" . ... ...,, ••. ... eo * , nl(lhl. )f <!>~.•• ~~;.-. 1 ' The C.s, in first place in the . . -~ . Eastern Division, ffiU be throw- Bait 8 Cbi .O, ·at Mllw " r~--~~--~--------~ ' Wash 4 Calli 0, let ing a pair ot aces Qalnat the CalliS Waah 7, 2nd Reds. Ferguson Jenkins (111-11) lo to oppose TOllY Cloninger (!1- New York 6 Seattle 1, 1st 14) In tho opening game, IIIII SeaWe 5 N, Y. I, 21111, 13 lms Blll llando (16-11) will race Ger- Detroit 5 Ken Clt;y 4, 10 lms Do you have a sharp eye for a good ' Jjan City 3 Detroit 2, 2nd ry Arrigo (U) In the nightc1111. buy? If anything good paps up between Tuesda3's Probable Pitchers pay days, we hope you'll remember this , .. (All Tlmea EDT) Final lnternatlortal League "When money's the question, the answer Detroit (Lolleh .7-7) at Kenaas SlaDdings is City Loan." Just give us a call. Clt;y (Nelson 6-13), 8:30 p.m. laY Uilltecl Preas International Cleveland (Tiant 11-17) at MJn. W. L. Pet. GB nosoca (llall 7-4) 8 p.m. ~ter •• , 76 59 .563 Baltimore (McNally 17 .s) at LouiiiVllle ••• 77 63 .550 l'h ChiC&IIO (Peterl 8-13) 8:30 p, ~aeuoe • • .. 75 65 .536 3'h m. COiumbuo • , · •• 7t 66 .529 4'h California (Moaoer&mlth 13.8 Rochester •• , . 71 69 .507 7'h and McGloti>lln 7.1) at Washing. Toledo . . . . . . 88 72 .482 IO'h AND SAVINGS COMPA'NY ton (Hannan u and carlos 4LOANS UP TO $5000 Butralo • • • • • . 58 78 •m 18\2 3), 2, 5 p.m. Available Through Ovr Rlehmond •••• ~ 83 .403 22 Seattle (Barber 2-4) at New 125 E. MAIN 992-2171 Monday's Results POMEROY, 0. C·M Company York (IJowDJng 5-4) 8 p.m. Loulovllle 11 Rochester 4 Ookland (Barber 2-f) II New ~aeuoe69:ftalo2 York (llownlng 5-4) 8 p.m. Toloclo 8 Rldunond 4 Oakland (Talbol 5.8) st Boa. Tldowater 2 ColumbUi I ton (Lonborg 7.8), 7:30p.m. Wednesday's Games If you · take lllal job ao Del at Ken Clt;y, lwllighl file clerk you won't have to Clevelaod at Mlmesoca Oakland al Bootoo work in a· hardware store, (Ouly games ocbemled) Gwendolyo>: alternates. ~ ... ;::W, · .,! 0D N W Co. DTQN OPTOIE.'IISST •. The Dally Semlnel, l'<onol'O)'-Middleport, o., 'IIIIJ<iii',Ses>tconber 2, tlldl ~ ,: Meigs Bench ~=~~~~ c ·m-.at ""'"' . ln.. .. .' ' 1'."""1; ' •. 'Siill* 511.. :& S.VIc:e &lcCalls Patterns , llSiSECoMQ ltt-2384 ~ POMEROY, 0. 9 P.M. ..,;~k·ta-ochool .. . il.'al:~ •• iWOGI• .' ,· ~ ' ···. ! . !~~ .:.~ �•• .. " ' ' ' ' llro. l.orell Rite, WUierd M. Moll, onlyonPodlllrlca . w. Rouah, llra.l•ndmW.SIIIWI, Maurice H. Smllh, lira. Odlo E. SWinlle, Slaey 11. wu..., Lor.Admlosloaa It ldmllsiOI\I II enzo S. W""", Cell& 11ar11n, DanIel Uvln&IIOO, Paul T, Mercer, wftllbeld until IUrther notice. ,, boun 2A ond 7.3 -· dlep>rt, dlulhler, 7:39 '·"'" Sot. IIIIIQ;. llrl. Harlao B. C<>aloy, Golltpollo, dauilrter, 9:S7 a.m. -....,1 lfrl. - L. WU. : llaml, 7$2 Third Ave., son, 3:38 :.p,m.lbldQ; Mrs. Walter L. Slay. AIIP1I Grove, W, Va., claugh.a ; ter, 7:07 Sunda¥; Mrs. ' ' ............... MlddiOI>Of'l, ' "" J. ~·-,_..., ' . r~. 1:13 a.m. Tuellda¥; . . : ..... - J.m. D.l-. L. Siebel, MaiJOO, • dllllllt*, 7:06a.m. Tuesday. i. Dlocblr&H : ~ L. -roo, WWiam K. :' ll:rCIWII, .Jameo 0. Blah, Mra. AI; leo Copohari, lin. Arthlr W. : CCmlv, Entelt L. Conner, Mrs. . CorwiD E. CUster, Teka A. Dew, flllnl, ArUa EYalla, Jamea H. : KMwwl:rI IYID IL Limbert. MIS I ; Eilubf!b iu1er, Earl c. Uve; • • Carl B; Laudner, Lealie ; L. id'aal. lfrl. Jlda Mullins, ' _ : v i i_, Q . ,_ WRINGER WASHER ~---·­ Rathbum, Mrs. Cbarleo K. Sla· cer, Mra. EdDa M. &unmerfleld, Jol!OJ')' D, Warnaloy, llrl. Roger D. Flnk, Hazel Painter, )Ira. Bobl6' L, Halley, lira. WOllam J. Davis, Mlos Mao E. Bletner, Mrs. Georp w. Brown, lira. Edwin N. Baker, (loy S. Clmp. bell. Sr •• Ned A. Parker, Mr.. 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We Accept Federal Food Stamps CHECK AND COMPARE THESE VALUES! - Golden Grain NOTICE ON PILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT afor.montloFMid Country Maid Bacon·--- lb. 69~ Lunch Auart•d --------- p1110111 1 o'clock A.M. Any pereon lfoslrlng to fila oxcaptiOM th.,.ta IIMIOt fllo tMm at lao.tt flyfll daya prior to tho dote HOUSEWIFE ~~··' "'f ~ ' ,., FROZEN IDOD SPECIALS -~~~ H. O'BRIEN JIIICI••••.-.Iflclo Clatl: of ..ld Cowl 1. . , , , (9) M-lltc L!GAL NOTICI! ,. ·PIES HOTICI OP APPOINTMENT C.oo M•· ~171 Eatr1te of Cia,. Para Rawlln1•• O.eoo.... .992·2635 Notice Is .....,., glv•n that Rlcho otd W. R-llnt• Of Rovta 3, p.,.. roy, Meigs Count)', Ohio, hoa ....n duly •rohwd Executor of tho E•· tR o Cloro Foy• Rowllngs, d~ cao1M, lata of POinOfoy, Mtlfl• c...... Ololo. Ctltdlhlrs ON "'!VI .... M fllo thoho claiM with Mlcl f14uel•y within fow •ontM. Dcrr.d tftls 20th dar of A~o~~u1t ,,... J.... .. P. H. O'IRIIE"ol 8 oz. cans • ' o• ...-nty ,_.. · ' SCOT LAD g 1/26, 9/2, 9/9 31c -------- ORANGE JUICE AME PEACH CHERRY ·\· ·--------- ' EAc·H . STRAWBERRIES B . 1 ;Soot Lad ~t:.· .~s.• . ·' -----------~-------- PKGS. . ' ' I ' o ICE SPRAY STARCH SCOT lAD 3 Ire. jars iarshMellow CREAM PAPER TOWELS 1.00 COCO-COLA 3 16 oz. bots. OR RC COlA TOIUt ,TISSUE 4 ~~i\3te ICE CREAM Unl!lll Wirluri• CHEWING TOIACCO ::r: 1.00 Scot .... ScOt Lad It is written .. · for e~ch three dollars worth ol Ashland gaso· line, get attraA\1\ie 12·ounce !Jeilerage glass lr~Mo. Qesign is Scandina~lan-ilsinT)e as other matching 9'-ounce•"a(ld 16·ou~e glasses Offerea 'reJ;ently .by Ash!and Dealers. last opi)Ortil~lty to complete tl1f ,ntire collection. As the Mlihliri~hl $11~ :••RO!!Id · to happiness liBds to participating Ashland stations,'' ,•." 'i' '" • ~·'\.,.. '" ,,, .,, ,·, ASHlAND ,OIL & REFINING COMPANY . ' . ., ·::~·:~ I·., I' Vegetable Soup ••.••••••••••• aCAN~l. 00 Chicken Noodle.!~~•••••••• 6cANs 1. 00 Crackers •••••• ~ •••••••••••.•••.4~;~es 1. 00 Maple Syrup ••••••••••••••••••••M:~ 49e Biscuits ••••••••••••••••\ .......1Ocans 99e Hipollte " . ' 7c Off Sta-Fio 16 oz. ·SCOT , 7 1/4 oz. lloxes D~~ . ··~· SCOT L e, ,...., ...,..,c ... 1969· Pints, regular . . . . . . doz. 1.29 Wide Mouth . . . . doz. 1.39 Quarts, regular ...... doz. 1.49 Wide Mouth . . . . doz. 1.59 Half-Gallons, rec ..... doz. 1.79 Wide Mouth . . •. doz. 1.89 MINDED vii, 1969. FURNITURE pkg. CARON I DINNERS KERR JARS 4 9 't'J, for the BUDGET- - ·aeld Ceurt, thiS 2ttfw day ·.t~v.- ~ t ...... INGELS 8.01 • AI"" A. 5wafJ:ol, Na. 20,180, Mt~lgs Cou~ameroy.J. Ohla. You oN ,. notltiM that tho fnYontor,. ond Appfl:llaloment of tlw estate of tho afetemontlonod, doeaaaad, late of said County, woo flied In this Court. S.ld !rwontor,. '"Givon~ CANNING Backa 6 Necka 1•. 13~ · Dubuque Wieners !~,:··53~ To the Executor vt Admlnlsttatat af the 11toto; to such of the foJ. lowln! as .., r.sldents of tho State of Oh o, Ylz1-tho tunolvlng tpouH, tho nod of ~~ ... tit. ..o.-flelarlos und• tho will; ond to the attot,.,or ottohto)l• repro10ntlng u.,., of tho aet for,._..,,.,.. ...ltll and·...• l ...... 95 129· - BUrllet Pay Plan - · ~'We ReServe The •. and Appralser~~01nt will bo fvt t..arlng bofOM thit Court on tho 19th da)' of SaptH'Ibar, 1969, at 10:00 1111: PHONE: 992·3480 and Second TN Stet• of Oltlo, _Meigs COVfttr p roHtto Court ' ...... Mll-indtodlll - ' 1 Ste ing 'Hens INSURANCE REAL ESTA11.1iJTUAL ACCEP1111G REGISI'RATIONS Mrs. Jud;y Riggs, a former Mtlonal baton twlrilng champ. SPECIALTY IN RUMMAGE 1on, Ia accepllng fall roglalraSchool clothes will bi tho ~ tim o1 .n agea In beglnnlaJ and cl&llcy at a rummap &ale bebw advlllcecl baton work. lira, Riggs plamod by tbe OldoEta Phi Ooop., , 11 replterod with the national ter o1 Beta Slama Phf Sonirlt;y . batoo twirlers &IBn. As a!ormer for Sept. 5 aNI 8 In tbe COOte oational cballlpion, abe hal won . bulldlna on North Secood A,.,, 100 lrclllldes and •35 medsla MlddlOI)Ort. Hours or tha &ale are In coateot twlrllnk. 9 Lm. to 5 p.m._ '' • LEGAL NDTICI ..... Y1M1 fubnll ' •' Mrs. James Norloo, D&Yid R. Vn. llowlrll H. Sdo!IOI", llld. :taD, .THIS· . . .. :WIEI: > .. • .. carton 2!•39 I ) ' t •. �' ' ,tit[ 'I, ' ' ' :1 .- -''tM10.U,~P~~Q~ t..~4 MJCN' 9 I 1i. • 1 .. ~"'""'-' J ', ' 'l ' ~ . ' • 1' : ' ?' ' . ( PQmeroy Poppy Day Qi~play Winjs: Best in Nation Award :n"" uldol. "But·in tb. ·Nation." ' 1be l'lliPIO' Po7 featured In • olownton POmeroy . - I n - ....,.lv. tbalrocO&Ditla! It theNII!oNil J""orlcan Le&km Auxtl!wrJ Convention lui: weeklnAU~14 A pboqro,ph · <t 'tho cllapl.,. pnpiHd by theloxiUUyofDrew Webster Post S9, wao placed In competlllon with top Oiddblts <t olbar owdllary units. At lbe otate Oonvan!loo.held In Clove. land In Mr. the 'PomOl'O)' dl .. piiJ Wok llrot 1!1 tilt -otete. MrL Ban Neuizllni, Pome. 1'03, olahtb cllllrlctprntdont, ... !IOUIICOCI the Dotlenll award fol. lowiq her return from the coov - . She erocllted Mrs. Harey Dolo, MrL OJby Marlin, Mra. Ellen Couch and Mrs. Jack CoriO,)' lor orranglng 111e cllopiiJ, Mrs. Neutzllng also received a p i - te be prosanted 1o WOUB cA. Athens for .wverage of Bllclcee Boys state' \ ctivlties. fbo award Is glvon Cor tho bool lile was atllrtd In a pld me- DeJ>orWent <t A&rtcullure; Rich. !Ire Girls llld mulcll - Iaiiie cootume tor tlli·oocoalm. ard E, ~. Jr.,~ ullll- · tltlon aJn01111 auxiliary reprt,.._ AmoiiC lbe - · dlslq• . ant ...,..,...,. <i I Dd , tatlvei at 1lle c:onvenlkn A guellllnlr<lducodwaalvan MeiJQI, preoldeat <t 111e · -~·· Wlo. trio llld &Q.Uir· Allen, Jr., .....,. <i A11on1a. t1 American Federation <i Labor. · let lrom Dakota Wok flrlll his talk, marked 1'ith humor, be tllbor cllotlnaullhod lljllo..ro>· plaee awards, lloq with a cborasked lbet Atlanta be temembor- at llle <OIIYIIItlon wora Lester G. · uo lrom SOUII1 Dakota. ed for lhroe tblnp - llo wa- Maddox, liOVemor <i Georlla: · ~ rites we"' condu<:tter, Ita Coca Cola bome - . and Col. Frlllk Q6rmaD, COD!· ed tor Mro. Melvlllo~cliel.­ and Ita lhroollll.lor alllloteo, Babe moader <i Apollo 8. Ool, J!or. <i lbe DoJ)OI'tment of mlnols. A Ruth, Jaek DolllJIIIO.)', and man omlll>ulzod tile Importance ftlm oatltled "A Gilt to tho N.... Jones. ~ the apace JD'Oil"aM to nation- Uaa" ·made in Wllhlngton at tbe ApJolntooo <i Prosldoo¢ al ae~ sod spoke <i tho no- 5lltll amlveraary ceromony<tU.. ard M. Nboo -l!!i tho .,.... coaol!;y tor a rolllm to God and American Legion when tho tomb voatlon and Introduced wore .1o1m a pride and roaponolblllloJ 1!1 ba. <i tho Unknown Soldier waalilbtE. Davl1, a .PUt D&~ com- tng aa American. .fKI. waa shown. '111ursday morn.. mander ~ now director of clYU dlAmong tbe many t:lrlnp coa- ~~ ·program fea1ured the Inlanse for tile United stateo; WU. oldered &nina tho CO!IVeotkl! II&Ua!loo of Mra. H. Mll!oo Da. llam E. Galbreatb of Nebra... was the rellef ol Hurricane Ca- vtdeon ot New Mexleo as the naka, doJIUIY under aecretary tor mWe vlctlmo In Biloxi. A coo.. tlooal proolden!. ~alional _ relltlon.e cA. t h@ veatioa check for $2,000wu&n- · There waa entertainment by lenlod 1o .1o1m E. Davie of lbe Bob Hope llld a talk by Cerloon. Mlnlsslppl. area, alma with lB- 1st AI Capp. Among the teaa and dlviWal checks from NYeral receptions held were one for states, Including one tor $5,000 the new n~~~tional president and 1lle Ohio Doporlmon!. another lor paot lllllooeJ proalIntroduced and speaking at the deBts. Two nongenarlana were 1n ' Awdllary eon.venUon Wll Mlaa · tbe latter groo.p of honorees. Mrs. Neutzllng traveled 1o AtMr. and Lawrence Mon. RooM Costl!l <i - · ~11., presldent ot Girls' Nation. Litlanta witfl Mn. Wll1011 Carr of ley and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Man. er at tho Civic Coater wherelbe Athens llld Mrs. Clifford Ad. ley spent the past w..- at Legion comentlou waa in Ma.. kina of Crookavllle. They were Clreltwllle atteoding a Clurcb <t Chrlatl!l Christian Union CllllJI Bion, Gregory Gray, a 17.year. joined In Portsmouth b;y Mrs. old Negro youth elected preal- 9'.acey DB¥ ol the Seventh Dismeotlng. Mrs. Willlam Stoecker or Cia- dent ol Boys Nation,. sp:tke to trlct. The group stayed overebmatl is here vialting her fa- the delegates. He waa given an night at Chattanooga, Tem. They thor, F. M. Fupte, a slll'!!lcal ovation rouowing his talk and viewed the COnfederate and Un.. lured i a proeeaalenll of the H unit flop and American flop flanked by color bearers. AU IIIIas and Puerto Rico, Panama, lbe PbUipplnos and 1lle District of Columbia were represented. Mn. Artlalr .B. Hanell of Cover, Cellf., tile Mtlonll president, earrled ~ theme u'lboa Golden BariiU~ in the openiDg eer.. tD111 IDd Rap deeoratlona. h,- n·" , E.t.ue La,.: . dea. BIR111DAY CEU:BRATED 'l1le ellhdl ~ atqver· . 1111')' of Julie Byer, dausllt¥ of Mr. aad .Mra. BobByer,wu;observed Satun:Jay with a part;)>. Homemade Ice cream anlt cake were HI'W!Ii to Mr. arMI ~ ctwles BJer, KennyandJ 0 h ~ ., Mr. alii Nn. Galen BI'CMfll ud Pal!;y CinlY TfVIolt !oiJddie.. ' port; '~~r. and. Mr&. T: G. RID· ·· dore, s,YReuse, and the host.• •on. Wry. t~ I, •' " ,, ,"\,;,~ ' ' '• ing her uoc:le, o. P. Klein, who underwent surgery today at Vet- eraD.a Memorial Hospital. Mr. aDd Mra. Charles Searles are lD Alabuna Yiaiti!'ll relaUves. Cbarleo w.,.land opont Soturday In Columbus at tlleOblostate Fair. Guests fl. Mrs, Norman w.,.land and Charles laal wosk. and were Mr. and Mrs. Robert PowelliiDd daqhter, Oxford. Jenny Craig, lludont at the Ohio state SchoOl of Cosmotol. ogy, spent u.e hol1day weekend here with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Craig. Weekend guests ot Mr. and Mra. • Lyoaa were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lyons and Bernard Lookout Mountain and took a tour al Rock CUy which includ- eel vlsita to Grand Corridor, Needle's Eye &lid Deer Park. TbQy viewed Mushroom Roek, Goblin's Underpass, and Fairy. lancl with Ita llfesize story book characters. R'emar.kable EXh"'bttton .. RIO GRANDE- A remarkable exhibition oC35pbotopaoels, 11 Renainanc:e arll.~a - - - - ..aa,p)a...........,. ; ~ ~;\l" ....Mrs, ~ '"-''ll'· ~.lUI> ' > .rn~ ·r.-r "" --'1ft liiiiiO Blilahman of_.:· '""""c!loo ol N~ te Glow. l'i.. h&l been here vis- .,... . .CI~,, ij be on display at Rio Grpmte lege In the Davis Ubriry from September 7 through September 28. Braclbilry. Also spencllaa t h e The exhibition wao orpnlzocl wee'kend with the Baughmana by Bowdoin College Muaeum of were . Mr. and Mra. Glen AlU.. Art, Brunawick. Maine. The ph• m~s and chlldren, Kathy, Gu7, . tographs were taken by Jdm Ml> Randy and Lola of Erie, Pa. Kee, who receatly was d\e reclpHarold . _ Is pa!lonl at leal <i a Silver Medii at the Son UnlvoriiiY Hospital, Colwnllus, Francisco Film Footl>al. 1beoxHe -cto 1o undergo ourgery hlbl!loa Ia boll~ circulated there. throughout the united SCatea unMr. IIIII MrL Robert Turner, der the aulll)ieea of 1be AmeriMlehaol ¥"I Debra <t a,cyru1 , can Federation ol Arts. and Wanda Harno11 <i TennooTho pho!iJBraphsrovreoontlbe see, a rrtencl of the TUmer tam- choicest examples fnJm the large II¥, spent tho Labor D.,. week- Sol,.. Colloctloll. Alllonlo Ploend here with Mr. and Mrs. ano called Plaanello, one otthe Joe TUrner. 1bto' all aUencled a moat ramoua painters of tile Italbirthdl,r ,part¥ honor1r:tg Earl See ian Quattrocerto, Ia credited with at Greer, W, Va. Al10 attending producing, 1n 1438., the Drat fte.. Were Guy and Sandra Turner, nalsaance medal In the exhtbl-· Mr. and lira. Allen Saunders, . tlon, Plaanello is repreaented by ilobiiY, Pat. Lee, and Bonnie <t two or his worko. Cleveland, Birdie See, Lester, One medii depicts "FUfllpo' Jolm and Coaaie or Flat Rock, Maria Visconti. Duke o! Milan" W. Va. and Mrs. Earl See and and nn tta re.....-se 11 Visconti isJ Jting her son and daushter-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ~ and aon, Joffrey, ol a -~~~. . . . . . . . . .~. .~==~~w~~::~and:.~~::tuo::. "' TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE I IIU BE CLOSED THE FIRST WEEK OF SEP· tEMBER. DUE TO CHANGI.• GBUILDINGS TO TWO BLOCKS SOUTH ON SAME STREET. ' DISCOUNt ON ALL HARDWARE liOM NOW AND INCLUDING FIRST DAY OF OPENING ~PTEIIEI • . , I' I the other medal is d'Eate, it& - -- • youth eholr. · ,, . '! • ' ' Ltonello " and , '' Sleeps 4. •. . t . ". ,(. • • ,a. ' · MIIGJ tOCAL . SC-L DISTIICT , lOUD' 0' IDUCA TIGII 1/19, IAI.u ; t,;,:; r,;c~"· c,... ·· Popular Modol. Brand now motor. ShoP, The '1\lmor. Tbe annual Christmas dimter wUI be bold 1!1 Deeembor at tho WUkesvUie Masonic Temple. Present for the meeting w e r e Mrs. Marie fonD, president; Mrs. 1\rdis Macomber, aeCretary - treasurer; Mrs. Jewell strong, Mrs. 9drl~ r:t>ires, Mrs. Georgia calvin, Mrs. RuthSWisber. Mrs. Thellila Leitch, M r s. Fanchon Wells, Mrs. Beulah B. Wrlgb~ Mra. Cathorl!le lileaefield, Mra. Kathryn Colwell, and Mrs. Groce Colwell. _,, .... BE-LTED 6,50 s3o:oo FIRSTS $35.00 '$36.00 WHITE STRIPE WHITE STRIPE WHITE STRIPE WHITE STRIPE H71Xl4 G 71115 H 78115 I htcerNCt uo sss~o.o · ,.00 9.50• 10.00 ' IO.SD1!.00 $2.36 . . $~.36 n.oo 12.00 $2.44 13.50 ,$36.01 . '..., •-•c., .................. .....,...... •• c•nt• ,., W.,cl sl• ceuecutlv• 25 !* nflt DIH•ur~t e" polcl •II• •MI • • ,.111 within 10 CARD Of THANK$ I DIITU.ARY 4•,•· f!'1 SI .H 5.0 wor4 ..,,.._, Ee. )5.50 •.-141tl...l ~ 2c. 16.00 BLIND ADS 17.50 25c c~w,. ,_ .......,. 11.50 . 20.00 OFfiCE !!OURS 25.00 I::Jd •·•· •• 5:08 ,.-. D•lly lr30 •·• .. 12100 ,.._ s.tura, ....A44•••-• _..... $2.68 ,, '•"77 c•nts ,., _,,. 14.00 $2.44 ~.68 lrt$Mio~n. IATI!S Fer W.11111 A4 S.wllll:• 5 c1nt1 ,., Wor4 .,.. lnnrtN" · Mntl.._ Cher1• 75c . 12 thrH · 7.00 7.50 $30.00 $28.00 2 STRIPE W/IV BLACK WALLS RAISED WHITE LETTERS ·G 71114 The Pw'oll1her , • ..,..,., the riltr ' l!·g& D:oo 10.00 100.00 ' In IIIIRIIIY · IN MEII(lRY of NoVIda Baa19r who pooaed &WI)' s..,~ 2,1917, '· . TWo ,;.... ..ve 10M 11¥ 01111 .._rloo otay Ao neor 01111 d - as y-r· -· enll are Mr •. and Mre. Bob Moore, lvfacuse, and Yr. and Mrs. WlUialll Davis, Sr. <I North Secmd Ave., Micklleport. Welovo ,., teo dearlY 1o evor ..!..,~ miloedb¥hualand, H1')' Bae•er Ollllclu!lllter,S.. Sue, . ..... ~tli Baa-... aDd - ·II--'" . l!uJ!Uy, -.,.; lll:a. llarey . ..ADI.IOII, alltV, Miit. ...... ~ ' . ... te - . W, Va. .' ' . '~· '' . '. ' .Germano~mp~o. '. ' "~' . .f . ~ '· . ' ti'l 'lfabdt \: ' . llss;ullo Olda .. -. 112-Zt$1. . 8-11-#c _______ "T' _ _ _ _8-JS.Uc __ P- PT.. . ,---.:o.:•ltfW '-"' ____________ _ colllract. ' F1J1D1B1ED - •m. · - ~ -7--------- ------------5086. ____________ ..... _ IZ GAUGE aoiiAXI!Itle Wlnehoster Like-. ,._ I(IU't- . "'"_,....,- ._, 187 llii1 SL, ~ · . . . . ~tauc · -----------~-- •llfltsuD. Tw...beol trailer ,... cor or traclor• Phone 247-22tO. ' 8-31-llp ---·-.. . 7.a'l.lfl -----------~-..., 4) ' r·~ · • •, • '· . ------------~ 1982 BUICK Spoelill, V8 otaudard iblll, nella. Price $65 or trade ,... ,...... pony. ~ Kuhn, ~· Pla!u. Pllone 66736112. EARLY AMERICAN stereo, AM- PM. 4 &~~eed chaJwer, 4 Qlllker sound Q'&tem.. Take over lfllllllllls of til.75 per - cr pay bolaneedue $63.15. Call 192-33112. II.:!Wic ____ .;.. ________ _ ':!!' p a l - ajler 2 p. m. -------------11.:12-Uc ____ ,_, ________ _ • SOLID . -------------STATE STEREO, 1868 . , . Right for themrrigh-t . . .for. . . . DATE U!ANGED Mrs. Alice Mllla wiD enter- . - - conelllo wllll a ....,_._., •••ell a.....Uc .......... 'I;Ola ....,. NmOnto off$ per molllll or PlY boloaci duo. $47.so can H24152. f: Waet. ' m ,... 1939 BLACK FORD . _ , rtllullt In excel- lllllobope. Leta ofextnllU'II, - . BlmNEY D01IImlll lli!'"l'!..:- a..ll•t;J:Mlddl.-t, - · ~-- ----:-- - ------- _,.. 01111 - · Free ootlmotos. I'll. : llll:h'I2H. Gtqlola ~-­ Oai.J $37.80 _ - _,...... - · HELEN or VIRGIL TEAFcniD . .; ~101111 ASSOCIATES 99:1-3325 882..2685. SYRACUSE ~ 8..26..etc. ' ' ,• . t - ....am' ----· . ..... ., ··- DM.f, . . . .... Is herD, t!.,... .... Pe- Nllfl~ *"' trle:lo Kl•• ol M14WI•pM'1 c..,~, Ohio, has .... ,. ..,~ .,. pctiMN AciMI"Im.trb of tt.. E.... il Bhw 0.-.ol, deceoMd, lllte .I Swttan T -•hlp, Mel1• Ceuttty.. Ohle, U..llt. . ·- NIJUI,.d to Hie tf.efr cloh111 with sold fWucl., wltllln low mottths. D.... thl• 13th ..., ef ~~..... 1969. Til¥ toad 01111 --~~ ..... Ol!r hamoli- w l - - . -emo. - ELECTROI;IJX CLEAIIEII larp SEWING MAatllml; dlla ....,., wltb Ill e!ud'rw toOl• IDI1 PIPII' bart. 1be F'lllrlc llllop, - w. -· ww ..u tor Au!horlaecl Slqrv Solloa 01111 • •00 ............... Servlee. WeS!upeaScl"*a. P-. J • -.ere. 11.:16..etc .. , B..H.&_ . ---------- ~~--- . !IOTICI OP AP,.,IITMII!T ::r ' ' )• LIGA.L NOTICE memory JjJd ,__.?tWill. I '· -------------------- - · Free doliviir,. CoU- ' .. t~ l<eet>ing Meigs Gallic and Mason Area 'Informed As Well As Enlertoined rlahlw:r-proJoel. Fast Jh'IO.tfc ' Atn'OIIOBIL!: boon .....Uod? !Mt ,..... ....... traller, ODe bedroom, $710. ato<'• u.....? Call 99Z-2188. MINERSVILU: - 4 rooma, bolh, Cll1 99U8&0 .,.. - bJo ..... P. H. a•tiii!N ' • 8-lH!c poubes, ••ement, pnae on , . . . . J .... ef Nl4 C..., aorth 011 Route 7 to Eaotera 12t. t%,600. --- .,.. --- ~ ----Hilh SchoOl, turn loft Z mlleo POMEROY 1126. 9/2, 919 3tc LEOAL NOTICE &lolneoo buildem Silver Rldp. with 6 roomaporlme!!tOIIIIbor. NOTICI OM PILING OP IMVIIrtORY AND .PPitAISI!MENT In llemarr · ----- --------loolod.$111,000. Tloo.Stoto of Ohio. ..,,, Co .... 7 ROOM HOUSE In Cbelller, Call 6 ACRES- 6 room bauao, pleoIN LOVING <i wr d Prel.t.tC.wt 882-3890. IY of nter and -dtai!WL hulband aid tatblr, Edward 8..z7..etc Good fences. f$,500. v..,., who daported IIIIo lito EXCESS BODY auld-wlill f1oddo> LETART - t kits oa tlvor, 6 Coor Yl!U'I 180 tnday, ~ &~Weta, ·. -, tJ,.D, at rwrooms, bath, porchea, drWed bor2. ~ 7~ ll!p woH. $6,600. . MAPU:WOOD LAKES - Two We miu tboo fnoa our homo, bouoeo, cabin, C. .lliO bauoo, LONE STAR boot, 01111 ....,. Fothor, llldea, swiJwa, balta, fW1bw. !riDer. N e w llnloh, $521. We mlu thee lrom thy place, lwimmlna and parlioL $32,• Phono 111-2218. 8-l..U. Ao'er our ure lo cut, 500. We miao tho IUIIIklao <i 1111 - -. ----~-------WILL SACRIFICE Slnpr U. 101 MIDDLEPORT - 10 roomo, 1'il lace. lll.tha, two eDCloMd toftbel, eo~d&IPMI .... modal Wo mill 1111 01111 wiDIDI mal!lllat. El!!'llloDf .... earport, IUIIL $10,500. band. USED ~ ~ Two nleo ,.... ' ' nouneocl. l ________.__ _ •• !"'s•-....,...._, So!Uy mioaed'"-. KatleOIIII _01111........,. .. _____ ________ ...,. '· M. O'PIIM . .-~=u~.!!· •,............ hoiotYC.... 1m, 9/2 :ttc · ...--------------------·-------------- ------------V111111!w macbli!Oo -tlcilid ......... w!ia nesday nl&ht aa prevlouolji .,.. 4:38 P.M. . Racloe, Ohio cr!lt-- eo., lllddloport, 0111o. ' 3AID '·"· IIEADY-MIX CONCRETE:· 8allv-'· - • 12 1001 ------------- '58 JEEP, f wheel good eondlllon, t&OO. 28 fl. bouoe "- tbo Middleport Fire ~~~~ on Sept. 10 Instead of IIIIo Wed- 7:50 A.M. HABRISON'S TV AND ANTENNA SERVICE. Pllone 992-2522. HOISTETTER -----·-·- --·- _.... _ .lnsnca -.- -------drive, ---REALTY GI!O. IIOBSTETTER, BrMor ~'"· tain the Women's AuxUiary of Al - t 01111 dooro 01111 otooriJW &-10.UC wheel. Frlee $650. Call 66ZZ886 aaytlmo after 5 p.m. SEE NEIGLER BulldhW Sofily ll.:l9-3tc ,... bullcii~W :r- ...... Call GQY Nelaler, Raelr., 0. 1H8IWILEYDAVJn'!ON7t"'21;-1!~ orcyde, pod coodltloa. AU ------------:M accosaca1ealnolo4od. CaiiTU. FOR lURE tnmcher water MBL ~·. . liDo, c~opool dralnl 4 to 1Z ' wide. Paul Anler- Ma--- -, -~------W. Va. Pllone TIN788 after 24-DICH STEEL oooi 3:341 or BtJ-3915, RlciDO. 6!raco with l!ll1lll'e JacMt. AU · 4.2Mc ''~"-' 01111 resilten ....... Good CGIIII!Ioa, IIIYid i<d>l-, C. C. BRADFORD, AUC'IlONEER Oteoter, 0111o. Phoao tas..1Mt. CGmpleta Senlce ~ Phoao 9494821 -m I '·. DAlY ~ ~ ' lxirDIJW a....,...,moible- dow oiUo. A!>.PJ'OL' 1 aero <t lfOIIII'l Priee reduced for IJn. modtale ale. Call Dick &wll!w& tor IIIPOI-OltUdprice. 11112-2151 or 99:h'l732. ' lOCAl REPORU MODERN RANC11, 5 rooma, balb 11r wau li> wau ,~ •· CHJ>Ot In U~ ....... .... ) IRIMAlKI 2t7-216L -------------------------....r ------------c.orr.'ete Hnlce, Ill mokaa. IIJ.IIIH. . WIPO . ------------- eonc1111-. SMITH AUTO SALES; ",..,., I,M4uGA...OH10 !rWO BEDROOM h-, UtiJw , room, dl!dJW ..-, hoJI 01111 . ' one bedroom carpeted, 1M - ..u Ave., Middleport. I'll. IIIIZ-98411 or 1192-3035. ------------- ------------· 1fu1 Estall Far Sale ,..,..tlon o t h e - PVIIIIIMIID .._ . - l!aJI. ol the drt - · 1 _,_Ill ..... , _ .alciiDe:r .....-. , poadloo, vor "'~ t -. ·~two wrl_1111. lfUI7t. }~ ••• WILLYS Jeep FW R~ wlilte on a., Ia k1111nt1 llilddl~,., ___________ tlrol, IXtellent -lion, Frfdo1, AI!J. 2i, ib0ul7.acl p. THIIIE .IIOOif oporlmenl, . _ $400. l'llo!!e 992..311:19. ,' m. Sao Bonlonl Gllka.Y. l Jilot.lr lxdlt-ln 847..atc . ~1.., ldlchaa, wall..., Olllltolllttop CLEANINGFST -ell'JIOt -:;....... liall; llalnlo11 oteel - 1011 over l!lod, oo euy too. 9 ~-- - ,-:;" ,...- - - - -.ACAIICY liar ""' ilda!'ll '!'_. !Odt, larp 110111 01111 Get m...Luab:e. Rolli electric Jlo, Pid!r id11ilt 111M .,._ larp cloooto. Nicoll doc~r $1. Tluy'ollarpln.............. I l*'f oratOd. Call 112-2278 far Ill-· laud., Mlddl'lfOd. 9-Utc .• -~ 1 NO Kl1N'I1NG !lit Slullqr ... o•r - I ; J ...... 18111-fi·....- TRAti.EB, . BROWN'S TraUer IJWI1'0!i<. IIIDoro.W.. Hi. l32f. . ~ 8-21-12tc J FOUR ROOII HOUSE like new, bath, electrtc~, watar, pa turnac:e, carport, llQCd neighbon. In Syracuse. Call ~~~~ ------------- ,........ WII;L OFFER t50 rowaN pitcbforkl, hind ...,. am ot1r er tools. Phone HU676 or 99U86il. IIQU'1~ ~ man • 8U; wiUihO iiOpereea&-•••loa, ABC a-o. • : DAY8M151' NIIIIT . .7JZ4 PILIP-21a - , _ , . ------------------------ortlflclal ----------- ..... OJWine. llolb' PHILCO refrlieliltor, ps noge, PUJh molrer reel ~~ 2 mowiJW •cythes, two .. RA-istEIMCE RAE IIIIlS 1981 CHEVROLET '-"'· I'lL ------------- ,, IIIIIT ••• CAlL HOUSE FOR SALE on Voron.\10. 7 romns, IPJ)l'oxt.tely three aero. WW aell r•IODilble to ae!tle esmte. 1'llone 99UIMI5 or 11112-.1676. ' 8-31-tlp llantid FURNISIIED oportm1111, Albert IUD, Bac1D0. PIIC.,. IHII-2288, a..29-8te , ....... coli 112-2231 ~ II!ManL ~ 8-31-llp BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS POMEROY Write R. G. Steele, " P0. Box t3, MldJD&.· pan. 8-2a.3lc 111. ltt, - II¥ BLAETTNARS j'OII ' - · eetlmata, pltoao IllS. 1801., (Wo ... O!OfWboro), . , ROOF PAIN'I'ING flnfsh. PS, PB & AT, IPirt 1line. Uyooquallfy, we'D . ---------- :.:~··~he Mw - - ------ -- - --EARN $30 ro $40 a wook In,..,. CGid,. - 2·c:- f.,. c.r; ....... M MiddiO-. lit' . - . .. ~......,.. ' - 64 PiiNnac .. ··,'$11M!i FEMALE, No perieaee noedod 1o """' 25por eent commtslion demoattntlna lo.rL No lnveo!ment. Cor DIC818U')'. Write Toy Ladlu ParJ;y Pion, Johno!own, Pa. 15902. 9-2.31p ROOF PAIN'11NG Ud Plldd!il '· 0,. c.,.,ul - • · Show 1oocl cctf'. P$, PB & AT. ------------eveolrWI free. ex- , IIIIIIW bus,OhJQ. 101 PIINTIAC •••• $2595 i~ ...:u... t ,.... St•• w81 on. 8-31~tc port. ~ ~ ,.. ' ' ·' . --.~-·~ --"!""- ~ ----·- NotiCe WAITRESS at 1·11 Cote, -------- ~ -~- BALDWIN PIANO 1o .... picked .., In IIIIo ano IIII,Y be booJiht at hQge oavlnp. r... lnfor· matiCXI .Pout Gra,.s, Gro,.. Plano aDd otiaa C.... .PAQ)'I 383 E. Bl'oad st. I CoJum- PHONE 112-2962 ""'· . . . . . . ., Tnd! • ................ To .,. -.altltllntt• c... . ' S•~lc:e DAy • POTATOES. ~u,n.&clne. -· 1Ht-4t33. '., Far Sale 8-31~1c Auto Sales TWO CAIRIEIS .IEE-.:D IN MASON ecceptH llflfll t •·•· f• O., J , Pultllc•Uen t. .... - ....ct .,., edt . . _ . . tecfl .... l. Tt._ ,-usher will not M , .. ,...,.1~1• for _.'• thl• CIM 5.25 5.7! 1150 h OEGULATIOI!S taB L!IO , Fed. Tax F 78114 ' F 78114 F 70114 ,'- $ 3.00 fjrttfoat BLE Help Wanted c ........J_ & c.,.ctiiiM Will Fcr Sale · ------------- Want Ads HoUde¥ plana were dliCU&Ied whoa tho Past M&troos <i WUkosvUie Chapler 20, Order ~ the Eutel'b Star. met recently at tile home or Mrs. Elizabeth ~itU.el Waat ,....... ,....... ONE b1f -l!w lriitor, $125. Oat UIIII!;J ll'llltf tlreo, $21. ~• .9f~t. 8-314ip WANT AD INFOIMATIOirl DEADLINES 5 ; .•. O.y leftre Pultllc4tl_,. ........ ,. o...itl• 9 •••. ,, .... •,, --------~----------- ' ... ' • ._...._.. $695 1H3 CHIVY II _ _ .......;______ ' $195 'Convottlblo, fodil 1 ownor, car. Sup• -~rt '!'odol~ ' buclcot· _,.,.'IIOOd tlreo, 6 cyl., 3 speed ohlft, rodlo. · . VAIIIAtiDfr I. Goad tire,. Cl- lnlerlot. Blue flnloh. Rodlo. INA I'ORD GA~AXil"·,....' -SI95 SCOOI HJ. 8'-~ ··YB ;ntlno, outl>matle. Whlto flnloh. Hn •ntert.O:f, gooct-w~w• tiNt, ·R&H. 1967 Yukon Delta Travel Trail• .••• : . , $S . ;Ecwlpped with aink,.goa range, Ice bo~ ·~--'••· ' ' ' Loool ownod 101!1 •ll~ag. cot, VB oilgine, otd. tran 1 , .' ' pWDds, five ounces. Grandpu'- Tho • ~~i/;~r· troductlod w by Mrs.. Salton, was ~ very popuJar reverse design on Italian 15th con!ury medals. An Innovation of PlsaneUo, tho lmpreaa, usuaUy with a legend, was ebosen for ita symbollc: ·meaning,ottenobscure, alluding to the sitter's life, staUon or a~com,pliahmenta. Most of tho obieeta arellll!a11. French, Germon, Dutch, English, a n d Spanish medii• and pia· quettes are also represented in the exhibition. .The plaquette COIIIIW'Od 1<1 the modal differs l!lohsi1e, subjec~ an! (witt! a fewexc:eptions)the • sence of • reverse design. Italy, thebirthplaceoftheRe.. nalssanee medal, was abo the place wbere the ·plaquette wu first de~loped at about the Jl11d.. die of the 15th century. Man 7 or the plaquette artists have re.mllnod atiOJWDIOU8, Two oxceptloDllly One Spanish plaquettes by 11101'1)'DlOUI arttats are included lD tile exhibition along with ImUan and ARE DINNER GUFSI'S Evangellat Doan Mills <i Man. c:beater, Ky.. and Mr. aDd Mr1. Charles Russell, Pomeroy Road, wore dinner guesto WodaeldaJ <i Mra. Rolph '1\lmor and dauch· ter, hrrle. Mr. Millo has been the gueot opeakor It reviY&I aer. vlceo held atlbeBr-CIIIr<b <t Christ tor the past tea dayo. Mr. RusooU Is the putor 01111 Mro. RuoooU Is cllreetor <i the 11 ' ·~ II . ""'~ 1N3 FORD GALA!IIE.'SOII A DR: _ Medical Contor. Named Anaola Kayo, tho baby welijled eigbl shown in Armor on Horseback;" I t ,, DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. WUUani Davis, Jr. of Middleport are II!IIIOQDC. lng 1lle birth <i their tlrot child, a daughter, Frl.da.v at the 9llzer Planned Sept. 7 to 28 ' .. . • r...m ion monument& and plaquea at ' T...;;;. Ul' . Bfch. wiU be awarded a acholarahlp. Gray plana to become 1 miDister. A five..bour parade was teatured one evening whlle another was taken up with a concert r...m Ute Third Arllll' Bancl ellrected by J. :J. Glllil. There was a musical program by Ute Girl Scouts of America and lbe c....,. : !If II ' ' I·,. ' ,.,' .,1 ·' -.r "!\ ""'•4 ''"t iO'Iii-.A'lU:11'"~ soflilftil!- i. ·-- -( ANNUAL PICNiC HELD Aruual picllic ortheS u n d 1 y School ot the Church or Christ in Christian Qnion was held re. cenlljo at tho Leodi~W Creek Ma· r1ne. Allpd~ were Mr. and Mrs. Weat,y yOUng, Mrs. Ber· t .. Custar, Mrs.' Jim St;M:ngter, Jimmy,~ .Darlene, MrL Roxie ouer · George- Batey Mr 01111 MrL Manley David. ll1ko OIIIILUa,Mr. IUIIIWa. reoc:e Manley and Lori Pamela · Bo)'ee, Eupne aDd Tim~ Ma~ ... . Geo...., ocal radio program In the in~ toreal <i youth Ud tho plaque Ia lianed b.Y the naUonal president <i tho American · Legion Auxll. lary and tho Na!looel Commun. lcatlons CWrman. At tile comentlm held at the Marriott~, Mrs. •N-IIng aened on the pre • Conventloo patient at Holzer Medical Ceacommlttee on .Pel'JI18Dellt organ- ter. !lie h1 the guest (( h e r lzalloa. On ~ evanlng pro. aunts, Mlas Edith Klel!l and Mloo ceding the opening <i the con. Hulda Klein. She lo aloo visll. veation theAmerleanLegionband competition was held at the Georala Tech stadium. First place award went to the Rldoe, Wia. band, while a b&nd from New JoriiO.)' took aecond. 'l'IMi Impressive opening of tho ~ 18111ion MoncilY rea- .. CIGARETI'E 01111 aonlce. ABC.Eaterprlau, Ma-W, VL Pllone 7'/3. l54l ' Wo4tc -----------.:...- ' AIR CONill'I'IONII«;, Bl!lrlpo• allon ..teo. ~ck'aBI!Irl&a• =- Now - - 1'1.-- . Far Sale · BEANS, l a l f - , - p l d l la(, plek , _ $1.110 ""' B r I D i1 C!• 1 laen, Allllw ,.,., 111. I, Badae, Olllo. :~'"' - . 1 ~ j .• God .......... wbotber he will ~lite. Tbat II DOt the!p ' · Yoa mut liP lt. . . . . . . . . . . ._.-if~!loclw, .AaoericiD ' • l ' •• • �&AY, SILLY, DIO WHAT IFWE PAC!< A . 1~ •••·~ CAN OPENER 1 ..t.. ' ~~ WATcH OUT JYOU ALMOST WENT 'IHROOSH 11<AT RfO LIGHT. _ '-roll ·-- ' . '-.~\·. -· ,. After looklug over the col· lege entranee fees, we agree -..-··12.-· .......... --....... ,.....,.. I. 1&ud lL ll'\luy IUifaces 18. Guate- ll.'l'no· IDdlaD 11. J'lftrer -....... -· ... _ DAILY CROSSWORD l.Jiln, .. """"" ............ 1. BpUt pulle tttie 1. Oirl'aname B. Pollee .._ 1'J. Apnt (al) ... ..... _. ...... ... '!'bat of it. 'IIVGs 'SO.Ibndof 0 lemper. No lhll II moot certainly is hllber leaning. • 0 • THE DD.;:TCIA SAYS a- Fill Your leisure •Hours With. Interesting Hobbies Ned 28. Jl'rench artiCle devk:es SO. EaUDc ly WAYNE G. IRAND$TADT,M.D• A ramo~~& doctor once said bring peace of iDJDd. UteDIIUI """""' 34. Poker atake 31. nih tnpt One IDUII not, however1.!el that !be aecret of hls 11111l· cesofullifo waa work. I quWty, . IWbel hec<>me hope the whole of me. that on this Labor Day in ,\he 0 the oonoal wort ••• mldol of IJ!odem lechoolOID' is finiahod ~should we are oolloslol olghl of !be, lob ~ ble11in1 of slimillatlnst:work' your ·- · If a . man can't . h1r and its attendant fee I of work in ellhl houro, be either accomplishment. To I he IW too bli; 8 Job or he is 8 Jll8b II hrlnll hope, in poor orsantzer. Corryin( 1 1 11 brings eoofl.. ,. brief cue home ..ery Dfllit llemdty, Jri. lN. !loy, - ;g:f!'Cttly. ' = ft "'·.-...... ll.lllppe'Y __ d~•oce~ · -·'-'~-''-'-·to_the_.a-'ged_ll_·•-'!"'· _,may tum it iDio a D.IDD4 ·-· ... ..... _ olUclo c!Jll11t1lmlblJ;--:.::: ' u...... M. Orut.tlnc ., •. ..W..rtt.r'• mblet...,.foorJIIm~i.., letter to each ..~ ~Uare• ti. J - one · form lour ordipa17 word•· ~· u ....... ___ .,.__., . .........''.. , I P'liUCf:· . ,...... I I G.Budplece a . Ancient I · ·· j§§ ,.,~ (poet-) ............ ........... " .1111pl&y 4t.APJIUr 'I DAILY VIIYP'l'CIQUOI'II:-....... llow to WOIIt It: AXYDLBAA.Xa .. LOifOW.LLOW One letter a&mply . , . . . for- uotber. In W. sample A .. u.d for tile thne L'a. X tor U. two 0'.. ete. mn,te llrttAtn. apo.tftlpbel. the ,..0. ud liA JD&Uoil - . Ull wordl U'll Ill ldatl. J:aab day the codol JeU.U. .,. dlffeNit. A ont 'pw ~ W •WD'B !''I'll AJ'B . , IRBH 'ri PQJRDT DR.JLAI~iQ.-RT JB BRC· -· AYOR ' '1'1111 ..... /OIJDliU I ag ~J!88.1N YOUR DRal, YOU W11.tr., IIU'f x:a;p A IOUL.-KARK TW.ADf \ ( 0 - IUDr ......... .,...... .... < .'• '',· ' ' " ! .l' u ' ~,&lll&iler I.Buopd .. v nll.'l'lamp (Ill e. c..... liM. T. Olrl'l MIIHI -....... -· -.... 8.Pau&VI&'/ 11. t'oltl4ddlnl u.weawr'• l15.11aotY· tr.l::.· If.- ... _n Pllctot 32. Wln """" .... l ......... _.....,. • Keep """' II.Rougb lava e.Koatem • one ebt wnts onw part etc. ... ODe wlllo u.-. wolf. 11. ChoeoJale, ...., ,_, ..,.._ ..... 11._... otnr nrilchboard and the olftce tJie .. """"""' 1. 8llolbO- IO.Oaoe I 20. - ..... 1. Clt.'flm.Ul'll CROSSWORb . l>t!Jcl 1.- ly PHIL PASTOifl' We have two telephone operaton: !be one ·on !be • ~~~. ... :-\1• ' ' -·~~. ',.. • I -~: _,, ''· . -,";' .,.. '-·: 'F ,,, ' ' ' ' ' ' ... ~ '1.· I', . ,. . j' ~ l'' ·' i'. ,, .., -~ •' " ' ,,, . " r ' .(.. '' &rlof caaa ~~- 11. "A.Iib'tD:. Training Suggestions For the Tyro Footballer ... \f... ';-=.,.. 40. CiMnl ly WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. ing six to eight oWJCes o: Aoou• this _time of year Ouid. every hour will prevent preseuoo football lrainlnJ! beat cramps. If aweallng is lakes its loll in the form 01 profuse, salt Bhouid he adiled boot stroke. Most such cue• In the proportion of oDo teacan he prevented by observopoooful to silo quarts of ing the followin( suggeswater. tions: Promective p1ayers sbould avoid IUinmer work in an alr-concllliooed environment but lhould work where they coil become ac<llmaled to !be l!eit. Drink· A player's weilhl sholild be recorded before and after each practice session. If he loses more than 3 I?'Jl cent of his normal weight duriDg _ ' • c!Jwt~~;IJ.J~...J UnKt'¥~ble thesdour Jumble1, one letter to each tqYIN, to lorn~ four ordinary words. �'I ' I < '• . . ,, ~1 A ION DRIVHN ' ·~ wrecllqlr the &lnd-.IM ~ile wblch ; - . Semel clown .6:35a.m.; ......... ~lost~· ·a liibrP T. Prlee d9WD 11:16 p. ·:tree ~ landed · Iii •, a amaiJ · m.; J - A. ~ up 1:05 ravillt. • • a.DI.I Alon B. Merrill up 3:15 Two meu 'l'~ ,I ii 'h ' tho Lm.• J"""a B IIIDol up t:30 craah d tbe arelli . ad! ·.whKi ,,. a.m.; Fort ~'··a,p eiao eea.... 1'hl1 wereJdaDIIOoda• · Lm.; Wlnllald, Natloaal - . Gl~ Elpnt J!el•• 37, .,the , 9:4$ J P.m.; C)Jaeblla down 2:15 pOOl, and a~ lllla•.....-;1 ~.;, H. E. .. up 5:10 .. m. COLOR ALSO Rod Tayllo'r in "TO HELL WITH HEROES" ! OHIO RIVER - Lock lt, La. clr llad>rle up 2:$0 p.ln.; Ed"""' S. Do- doWD 5 L MEIGS COUN11ANS LIKE gnud ""'~s and this was the """' It loobd In tile reglllll'atlm Uno Sunday when over 700 residents turned out for the grand opening of the Pomeroy flower Shop on SAVI! TIMI!': •. Butter111t Ave. Stella Ponn to Holea M. WDltams, LDts, Pomeroy. COME AS YOU ARE! THE FARMERS BANI ••• SAVINGS CO. POMEROY, OHIO Say LONG· TIME FRIEND ofll!r, and lllrs. Millard Van Meter, operators of the· Pwnero~. F1ower Shop, Mrs. Opal Kloes, right. ·presided at the punchbowl as some 700 residents moved tllrou«h thfl retreahment line at tbe atu:v•s gnrxl opening In new quar- "I miss you" ters Sunday. Being sened by ll!ro. Kloes are Mary and Tcmmy Bowen. MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT, SEPT. 2 Walt Di•n•y's Knotts, Maaon; Jenny Newmey. Tochnlcolor) An l I·Cortoon Feature Captain HoOk's P irotes, er, Wilkesville; Bernice Wlrm, Pomeroy. S&tllrclay Discharges - Dot.. tie WUt; Dolores Zecll, Ellza. beth Stepbard, Alzada HallhUl, George Rowley, Kennetb Dlngus, Dosha llall, VIola Moon, l'llyllla Clark. &mday Admissions Elo- Tinker Bell,lndi• Braves and Mermaid Lagoons Beautifully Arranaed BY YOII Florist See the HAPPY ENDING Surprioo and delight her while you~re away with an artistic arrangement of love- lroah flow•• •••••• DUDLEY'S 992·5506 Mlddlopolt, o. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSP!fAL Admissions saturday - Ida GoegJOin. Pomeroy; wnma Parmalee, Middlej)Orl; Earlls CracL dock, West Columbia; E 1 8 I e "PETER PAM" I ly, llotiJ or Transfers ll's Quick! It's Convenient! "HOOK, LINE & SINKER" (T ochnlc,Jor) Jerry Lewis, Anne Francis SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. WED. AND THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 3-4 HOT OPEN wortb DW, Pome~oy; Bertha GW, Middleport; Maude Y011111!, Ra. cine. . &md'Q' Discharges - Robert Hemsley, Mabel Wolfe, Walter Garnes, Earlie Craddock. · lllonday Admissions - Karen Miller, Middleport; George C8ln, Athenli Paul Milliron, Racloe; Marcella WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO BE A Hartman. 1oa1 Bottom; Bessie Undo..-, Cheshire; Steve Roseberry, loq Bottom; Evle . Estep, Pomeroy; Mabel Roush, Racine: Margie llwX, Ra. cine. Monda,y Dlschargas - Noaa. . Independent Tachnlclan? If y:ou'ro o ••If. employ•4 TV ,.. palr1110n, -chenlc, , ........., otlwf WINNER? Any ball player will tell you thai il lalrts just a little ";rxlra of that some·. thing" to be a winner. At our bank "rita! something" . is high eamings on insur- ed savings. pe a winner at our bank. 1oin our sal/" ings team, the fiiggest winner arourul. WHEN YOU VISIT, F'ARK FREE technlclon, · Joha H... cocll hils • , .. tl,......_ plen tMt •Ill ...... )'OV well. We can show you how rou con pllt up to I 0" ol rour a,.. nuol o;rned '"" COIM - Gf $2,500 1 whlchev..- I• loll - Into y:our own HR•JO Quallfl.d Retlre~t~~nt Plan, and H4uet the totill amOunt •a~h 'f"Of: from thcrt · yeor't gro1a I no com1, You con do It q. cou" of a cha!lftl In tN S•lf..E.,. ~loy•d Individuals Ta• R1tlre•nt Act, P..evlowly1 )'OU WWI .,.,Mftt.d to deduct only 5~ of tN1 contrlbuflon. TM,. •• ethw Important ad¥ano tag..,, and yow John 'Honeac• 11111n knows them all. ~alional · He'll •• hap,y to diiCUII th111 with ,-.u artd with your .tfOI'M>fo cktell•, H e n r y Hensley, Beverly Hensley to John c, Hensley ,Bar. bara ~ Hensley. .83 Acres, Olive. Elizabeth E. Smith, W. J. Smith, Jean E. Mam, George V. Mam, M.D. to Union Cor. bide Corp., Mlneralo, Letort. Lebanon, John W, Arbaugh, abel Ar· beu8h to Ballard Homo, Darla S. Keenan, Partels, Olive, · Luey Justis to Earl A. Smith, Edna A, Smith, 'Is Acre, Pomeroy, Mary Ethel Gllkey to Edna Slobut, Lot, Middleport. Jcim Foreman, Eliza Forenu to Roy Proftltt, Meter S It o Agree., Lebanon. Calvin ~so. Allee Sprouse ID Amos TOlls, Ruth L. Tillis, Lot, Rutland. Lewis E, Mcintire to Arlie E. CoUino, Joonn B. Collies, 23\1 A., Olive. Charlea Frederick Reiber, !\vlvia L Reiber to Bureallun. c:oa, Bomle M. Duncan, 29\1 GENE RIGGS 992·5169' •• ~35f5 141ddloport,' 0. Llf'IJ 1,~.'11 '/I ANI'/! pu- -er...mce s. .illl FJberfelds Hosiery and Founcktion Departments Paesent Elmer G, Sayre to Stemt So,yre, 100 A., Salisbury. 4'dla J. Matlach, WOllam Mat. latch, · et ai, Robert Rarten. becb, Sterll!, to llar<lld L. Brew. er, Ruby Brewer, Parcels, 01 .. lve. ' the perfect BODY PACKAGE by FORMFIT ROGERS for 8 10 r • Premier, 78, Believed Near Death in Harwi 1be teaci!IDg staff Cqr the ..,. IICbOol rear baa been complet. ed bi tbo Soulbom Local Scbool Dlatrlet l!oard ct E41catlon. Employed In a recent mooting were Richard Piersol, h I g h IICbOol English In the jun. 1nr and un1nr buildings; Dse Pumphrey and Bruce Wallace, at the Letart ElemeiCary School: Robert Jones, vocational agriculture instrUctol7, and Mrs. Florence Circle, Raclne elemen- tery building. Robert Aahloy "" named co. / ordlnator ct Federal TWo I pro. grama ~ school year· . 'MRS. WU.MA SARGENT WAS P.t'OHnted a ·beaulituJ .Over llalplt Sayre, new dlalrlct ,.. ~"""co by Melgs Councy SuperiiiiAindont of School& Robert parlnteldeot, reported 111at ar. 'Bowen Tuellda)' night when she was .honored guest at • dinner -enta were compl- Cor moving the sixth graders of tho hold by the Melga Couaty Baal'<l of Ed~catlan . alld. omployeo of the Meias County s..>erintendeot of Sctfouls' omce. lllrs. Portland and Letart areas ID the Sergent served as secretary ID the eounQ' 114>Bl'lntendeat of Letart Elementary School thla acbools 37 years before . her· recent resignation. nt.e all"Ver last year they oorviee was lbo gilt of the board 1111 otall at the councy s~r· classes In llaelne. .~ lntendent' s office. Authorized ID receive extended service piy were Mrs. Con. nee Andrews, cheerleader supervisor; Mrs. VInas Lee, Annual and Echo l'llbllcatlons, and cart Weese, a a dramatics coach. In accordance with ..,.. elate law, teachers of thecUstric:t~e lllab trll>ule waa paid Tuesday with w1>0m !lira. 5aQIIII work-' son Cor 17 years, MrL Sargant given a $200 across lbo board · al8irt a1 a dlmer In her honor ed Cor 17 rearo, and !lira. Pat. alao worked with the late c. o. pay lllcreaae el!ecdve Sept. 1. wnma S.gent. wllo re- teraon ware- apeclal polls It the Chaplll8ll a.....,...ofyears. Mrs. Mrs. Be~ Curfman was em. Sergent Ia..,.. worldne maport. ~ roolgnecl efter 37 years dlnDor honoring ll!rs. I!OrPIIt at u IOC1'01ary IIi tbo ' c:oonty SUo Beii!OJ'a Reltaurlllll. time basis In the OC!Ice d the Mra. Su'gant tbanked the Meigs MelBa Consen>atlm Service. parlatendent of SChoolf ol!lce, by Attending the dlmer were Mr. llobort -..., present M o I K • ~ Board or Emcatlm and members of the ltlfl' at thecwnand Mra. BoweD; Mr. and Mrs. Coulll1 ~ofSchoola. llcnrea, ~ lbo, preseoto. cy 111110~1 OC!Ice who Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. liar. ·., lion ct a gUt 10 Mfa. sargent, gave the oppreclatlm dinner. Ste old Lobae, lllr. and !lira. Harold ,JERUSALEM (UPO - Searcll· lhalllred her fOf her dedl""ted CODIIIIonted "that all goocl tblngs llouah, ll!r. and !lira. VIrgil At. ers have fOWld the automobile """'k and .......sized her c:ootrl- DUst come· to an end,. referring kino, lllr, and lllrs. Otis Koopp, abandoned by James A. Pike, bullolla ID· the IICbOol 8)'8lem of tO her l q 1181'1 ct work In the Mlao Linda llaley, ll!r. and Mrs. former episcopal bishq) ol Larry Heines, !lira. Grella Sut. ·~~e~ga CWney over the year&. cowit;y OC!Ice. tlo, !lira. Nellie Vale and liar: California, who vanished TuesIll addltiCIIIIDworklnswlthBow· 0, 0. i'Jiterson, Rutland, for, mer · 111porlntelldenl ct ochools, en C« sovoral rear• and Patter. old Sergent, husband of the hon. or sueot. Honor Mrs. Sargent .. Mrs. ran. ploylld ao assistant cook at the baseball coach. Lelirt Falls building and the t where ,they •ve a traUer. Mra. steve Mardnko went to Anchorage, Alaska where she wW Join her husband who Is sla· llonod there In the ormy, lllrs. Dooma Wataon and lwo ,ona, Jimmie and Hay, went to · h. sumter, S. C., to visit her dall&hter, Airman and !lira, GarJ day in the Judean desert, police said today. There was no trace of Pike. A map belonging to the controversial 56 - year - old 'Meet the Team' Thursday . "Meet !be Teom" nlilht wl).l"'"- ~~4 at the Melp Swllum , In Pomeroy at 6:30 p. m. 'rit.rslllllo. '"" . Foolboll players oC Metg~' Scllool'wlll.be introduc<!d '.lad will ·work out under the · '!be •high 'ochi>ol band will . liven the evenlrw with a preview ·its own. Reser~ season JiCkets to Meigs gam·e s are on sale at the New York clothtQ~ Houae in Pcmei'O)', Wilson's Western Auto Store In Middloport, atllattbo Rutland Doperlment Store In Rutlatll. General admission tiekets will be on sale in the same buatn8ss houses on F~. Meigs will <!)On Its seaaon at. 8 p. m. Friday at tile Meigs stadium apinst Ironton St. Joe, a DOD-league match. r' BarnharVMr~, Barnhart and · baby da"'!hter accillnpanledback bore r... a visit and retui'Jio ed bock hCIIIIe to Sooth CarUiiaa. Mike MarciMl> who Ia In the , army, his 'bien nat to Ft. Jach- · .... Robert Marcinko, Jr. alit sla- ter Teresi wne to Je-town, PL, whore lhil¥ ba'" elql!oy. moot. ll!r. and Mrs. Jewell Stoey d nora, Ohlo, Leon Hecox oflpwa, ""rOil/Ili-a~ or the w..,... w.....,. ' '"'""" '•lla.el>li!t Cir., to, ~-~atrua. at Ohio Siata lllllvtrll(y, "' .... John i\'. Bricker, former ·11110 ,..,...,... and lor. v. s. - 11'- N- 6 Fined in Middleport l l ·~ Up in 1969 Ollnll._ 131, Harrisawtlle D........, 135, llradJur7 .,.._....., 1%7, Salisbury EJ-.T w, to. tal, 1,5!JL Tho el.....a17 roUment lutYMr tolllod 1,8C. James D. &ittis, 20, and Jos. Hlal> Scbool .... ..... eph D. Berry, 21, ho!h oC MlcL lnr HIII>Sd!Ool.....w-a, ...... dleport, will be arrnlgned In a Stilts, Berry To Face Court federal court In Columbus Frl• dQ' on auto larceny charges, acc:ordlng "' Sheriff Robert liar. tenbach. The men were taken to FrankliD. Count,y last week after being returned here from Gallipolis !ollowiDg thalrarrestthere. Thoy and a woman companion were MEIU (;ENER,u. HOSPITAL ' rldlzw In"a station wagon alleged- AD!lJTT£D - NOlle. DISCIIAIIG£1> ~ Nooe. 'l.· \ ,• .... ' ' Talk about an lnv~tmenL A 8"F" Bra Slip in, new ..;,n.,ling .Sieeuire.. of F ort,..P, poly"!fier · ·. · ·· · The Bra1Siip Kiv~ you olie Itt of·. ,trl.-., o.~ ~·~uoth 't tilic ~fee Stocking Girdle ~\yto yqu ponl)'hose ~om with girdle co~t,rol, . youlN. •11. puU"!l .~~~etl\~; f<!il~~"niaqo~louo,, witli ' !~inp ,to ,.kln inl!_>i "' T . Jhe ' \:' . ' ' ·~· " f. . .·s ~~:~, ! w. . ' ~ - v-.. Pike's·Auto Found or funeral heme rrom bere Sundl,y . WPil - PARIS Ho Chi Mioo's lllneaa •IIIIa•• abooiiUIJ.., ·etfect on North Vietnam's basic pollc:iet," an extnmeb' kaalllrlldltable source said today. The source, who ~ to be ldentlhd even by political afllllation. said the Ulneso of tbo Norih president would 11 modlty in no way dte VietlameH peaphfa Rruatl tor liberation. 11 The Hanoi delegation to the V - pooce Iaika WOI In dlnct cable contact with its home capital and pres•nUb' wu reeetYlc , messages oo the 78-year..old Ho'l!l corxlition. Members of the delegation refused to commert either • Ho'1 illness or on any developnert5 it may have caused in HuaL Neutral Asian sources said the Wnes1 might klldle factloDII feuds In the North Vlotnuneso CoolmunlstliOlV leadership, lurp!J between the pro--Moscow am pro-Pekiqr wtrws. The auddeni""ClQlC• ment that Ho was tll was beiJW diacuased at prhate atratea' talb by U. S. diplomats. U.S. Ambassador to Saigon Tuellda)' evening aDd told Ellsworth Bunker was c:onter~ newsmen he eJI)eeted the _.. ring with Henry Cabot Lodge, governme•· .teaderlhiP Ia . Sol· at111 UDder Pnaldlot chief U.S. negotiator at the goo, Ng10'0D Van Thlou, tO VIetnam talks. Initially their discussions were to have past pollclas of elldllll lbo focused on a review of the new by nog<Jtiated ~ .... South Vietnamese cabinet and without turrooder. A Cow houri after the Bunker's assessment or the sta-.nt, XlaD Thuy, tile group. VIetnamese 11111011But a statement from the chief ator lid mlnlater ct alate; North Vietnamese delegation made 1 new ops-1 to Gil churchman was discovered that Hanoi is more interested in United States to rapidly wltbnear: the car in which he alii American trcq withdrawals his thire wife, Diane, 31, were than in the overthrow of the . draw ltl forces frCIID Scab riding on a drive frCU\ present Saigon regiJ:T.te Put Vietnam. ~ at a rec_... Bethlehem to the Dead Sea In these talks in a new focus. Bunker arrived in Paris colebratllw the 2tth ami-• lsraell«c~ied Jordan. ry of Ho' • deduatiCIII ct Arab tribesmen joined huJ>. lnd""'ndence frtm ~ 'dreds of Israeli trO<I)S aoo Thuy Indicated to - - tbo pollee in the search for Pike. Communlala mlglrt alter tbolr · HelicopterS whirled over the demalll to ouat tbo Tblaol area, honeyccm\bed with caves --UPni.!!Jti!&J!IW aid dried stream beds which "JIIartl wlllldrawillll . lr'Oapa In make detectioo trom he alr coosidorable IUDibera ud .., very di!ticult. pldly." Poli~e said the car broke When pressed by reporter• • Six defendants were lined and the amount of wltlldrawal aDd down alii the couple bean walking until Pike became three others forfeited bonds what the North Vletmmue exhausted aJd collapsed. Mrs. Tuesday night in the court of would do If N!Jron wlthdnW Pike contiiBJed on alone until Middleport Mayor C. 0, Fish· more Ilion 1 quarter al lbo she reached Bethlehem. The or. American force•, 11lv;y •ld. FOifeillng boods of $25 each uwe11 th8n. It would cr•te a search for her hu.sband was were Timothy Rocchi, 19, Gal. new sltuatlm lid we would started lmmedlaioly. liJIOIIs, Illegal exluwst; Waller take it into account.., Mrs. Pike wa1 brought to K. Carpenter, 20. Point PleasJerusalem later am was · reported under sedation today ant, speeding. and Carl J. Rofs11n, 23, Guysville, squeallnB in a hotel. A U. S. spokesman in Jerusa- tires, Fined on four convictions was lem said there was hope Pike George Quillen ot Middleport, might be loom alive and $10 and costs each on two clta.rgspeculated the churchman could es or disturbing the peace, $20 have c::rawled Into one of the caves to find shelter from the and costs for assault and battery, and $10 and costs for desun. Flrlt Clgures Cor tile a e w The couple was spending a struetloa ~ propercy. Clarence 0. Freeman, 54, Pomeroy, was sc...,. year reported tociiQ'll!'lbo month in Israel to study origins fined $10 and costs for disturbMolga Loc8l Scbool Dlmlctor O.rlatlanlty. Ing the peace and $10 and coats overall In lbo 111.. Local residents said it was trlct •• up. . for assault with a deadly weaunlikely Pike could survive in pon. .... TGial ........_ In tbo ..... the desert more tMn 24 hours Others fioed were Alice J. trlct this yar, IDclw!llll without water~ They said the area Is honeycombed with Jeffers, 33, Jac::kson, '$10 and eta! educotlm 1111-....-, caves and that if Pike had costs, speeding; Mark A. Bee- totals 3,022, _.-ed to a 111gle, 18, Racine, $1(1 and costs, tal enr<rl'- ct Z,981 far lut crawled into one of them to escape the sun It might be days speedlngj Leonard Smith, 29, yur. Clifton, va., $10 and oosia, EnrolimeDt ror acbool Ia: before searchers round htm. speeding; Myrtl• McCumber, l'orrlaJw El-.:J fll, NJd.. Temperatures in the area Mlcldlepor~ $10 and costs, aa. dleport ElemeliMQ 161, RntJmt were reported arouM 105 sault and battery. · Elomenlary 2to; ·c .. degrees. Portion Paek of Athens was resignation ct NOIId& Hendricks awarded a contract to provide as a cook was ac:eepted. meats for the school eareter. Awarcled lbo contract to ouwly las and Roebrecht of Parker•· cool lor all tlvo sehoul• or the burg was given the contract tor dlmlct was the Jacobs Coal canned goocls, prOduce and frozen cO. or Pomeroy. Crults. A salary sch......, was odopl. A report was given on t b e ed cor the coac111ng alall whl ch closed lunch hoor in all five Includes Robert Aslliey. head schools of the Southern LOcal football cooch and athletic dl. School Dlatrlct this year. stu. rector lncludlnaooordlnatlngthe dents must stay on campus tlJ.r. tull athletic: program; John Blake lng the lunch period unle88 lhil¥ am Bruce Wallace assistant have a doctor's excuse. rootball c:oachea; ou'ane Wolle, A letter of reslg!l8.tlon was seventh and olgllth grade Coot. read from Mrs. Joaoe H. Wolfe, ball coach; James Adams, head clerk of the board of educ~. basketball cooch, with H II t o n effective as soon as possible. Wolfe, a&sistant; Duane Wolfe, Mrs. Wolfe, however, will re. ninth l!l'ade basketboll and Bruce main on the job long enough ID Wallsce, sevontltandelghthgrade help acquaint a repla~e~nt in tiasketball, and Larry Wolre, head the job. monthly quota with the oldest 19 year-Gido available. In the tlrst )'ellr transition from lbo oldest-first to the yoongest..first. those above 20 and not yet 26 would be thrown Ia the llrst year pool with the 19 yoar-<Jids. In 1967, when. Congress oxle!Jied the Selective Service Act, it barred the President !'rom Instituting an artificial lottery wlthool nrst gettirw permission !rom CGngress, but ol1CCIOI'Oged him to atart mat.. lng lbo youngest susceptible to tho Jt first Instead or the olclel . ' ' ' · lo recent weeks key House' aid se.taie membera let It be ·koowQ chances of any gettiJW . . . - to the draft !QUery blll thla year were very dim. lli!p, F. EdWard Hebert. DLL, ehalnnen of tile Houae anned servl oubcammlttee for tbo clralt, caUs the roungeal.;llrst method "lottery by DIY!Iio Pravlclence." ~· PlaiDS resident for ma· ny )'eara. Several went to tile API'QINTED Tl!Uin'EE cow~s w~ M.Merte ' ' I' olds became the 11prime age grcqt," the local draft bOard. would be Instructed to 1111 their Parkenburg. Rev. Bragg was a lllrs. Carl Bormort of Reedao ville visited·Mr. and ~s. g..,.. ell Wol8011 Friday, ' . Enrollment · Word was received here sat. urday of the death of Rev. W. W, Bragg at a hospital in (])arieston. W. VL Hlo body was brought to Parkersburs to the Ogden.Fu,.. eral Home where services were hold Monday and burial there at • ll<>uL ·~ WEDNESDAY,SEPTEMBER 3, 1969 B)' MRS. EVELYN BRICKLES lllro. IAah CCJC~ and dau&liter Josephine ¢ Marlon. 0.; Mn. Core Emerick and grondoon,IJon. aid ol l.ucallter, o., Mrs. £m.. ma PoweU' alld brother Fiank. l'lorlt and llmi1l' of LoJw ·re - - guoala of Mn. Ell>- r_l ; Tuppers Plains In respect d Mr. Bragg. lllr. and Mrs, Tommy Walaon moved from here to Re«<svllle ' ·• ', \ ~.J ' A., &Jtton. For Mf cell ., M ... , 'Jolll l'llobak doWD 6:$0 a. m,; Lock 15, John J. RoWe up 4 EDGARTOWN, Mass. (UPI) ma~ careful securl~ preca,.. nV4i .,.,;,., "It wm 10 a.m.; All4lu1Jipa up 5:05 Lm.; -The Dukes COontcy prosecutor lien& · to protect Kol1lllclr lid tlau four ~s,l' ~o Lock 16, Buckeye Stele up 3:50 said today he ~ attomoya Dllit. Atey. Qlmund S. DIDla, , preYiooiaJr · eltbllaled ' a.nl.; JtGboat doWD 5:16 a.m.; Cor SelL Eclwanl II. 11.-dy whose We '-• been c1Q l-ot. Loci< 17, Jeftoram up 7:55 p. would try ID block with a Sleei.-laid atternoya Cor tile -~~'idle ~aldanl m.; 0. F. 91earer clowa I:ZO Cedefal court lllltmetlm an · IIV. glrb wha with Mloa llmiitra C. Dnlill- of a.m.i Ea10 ArkaDaas down t:.. Inquest lito the d•tll of Mary Kopedmo a!Wndld a li01V Lultme C<uui.J, 15 a.m.; BoUOYIIIe Locka, 1\11. Jo KqJOCimo, sot ID C~M~n · )laCon the accident 011 a.PPa· Ccllunoa ·.'I Stele up 5:50 p.m.; Luther Herd. · _ laland, metnollon. here , roiiJII Walter E. steele of Edpr- ' qulddlck MondaJ Cor a atrateg · man up 5 Lm.; S. M. Jenko up Wecln611da)'. 7 a.m.; Lock 21, Jane T. doWn town. who '-s been on 1 flntsteole alao predlctocl lbo WedDoPJ' an 6:10 a.m.; ·Andrew P. CalhauD, nome bosls with KeMoclr since loqueat wauld run e:.m Caur to riff OJdlulpatiCIII Ned Merrick down Walllnl; Rr.. IIIey 1181'Ved lqjother In 1961as ~. tile . cine Lockl, Elaine Waxler c1owa ullstant dialrlct attorney's In K~... to 6:f5 p.m.; Elgarelllr up 3 a.m.: Baaton, told UP~ "My educated TDIES RECALLED m~ caU. of WWiam H. Zimmer c1owa 6:30 auess to tile senator wonts , ID AKRON(lJPI)- GoodJeorTJre The ftnuolt will _t~t~IIIW( a.m.; Greenup Loeka, Elaine G. pt It over wltll as quickly as .& Bul>berCo.lloda,y.....Uedl,77t eatablllll • llpl ca:ue down 5 p.m.; John Fox down 8:35 pooalble, Ill!' guosa Is the cor tlrn, 11x E78-lt oio;· N II~~~~~:~ p.m.: Valvollne dciWD 9:15 p. lawyero won't dolL" OUJiom- eulbiODwlll......., Waahllllldt 11 . ~; Alton Ztllfo'r up 11 )J.Jn.; There had been spoculatlm ........, . oerlal· nymbors bella- former llolineclr aide; C)'presa up I LDL; Franklin here that atloriiO)'S Cor tile 37· nlq wllb JP03 lid UAQI, .Good. DIDio lu' .aald U Pierce dowD l:f5 a.m.; Winola year-old .-tor and other )101' said lbo tina eau!4 1111 a vital to tbo up 2:40 Lm.; Universal Trod. wltnessea ID . be called ID the alow leak~aldfiralleraeu llondijo In New or liP 3:05. o.m.: J. Lewll loquest lnlo · the Catal aiiO llilo!'IUbJected lo VandOI! HeuYel down 6:15 a.m.; Meldahl I..oeka, accldant July 18 would IIOID the cmdllku. also . . . - uawp~. F. H. Joboltcln and c.,_ wltb Coden! caurt Ia Baaton with a 271) paasensers clown 4:05 P.ln.; r - s t Cor an l~nctlOn. ·CAIJS FOB DA)' Allied-Ashland clown 5:20 p.m.; AI a Pr&oilllllllll heorlne last LOGAN, W. VL (VPI)- W, A. Loclr Klmberl.r clowa 5:25 a.m.; weak, In ' Edprtown District ('l'aiQ) Do,ylo, president ct t b e Court, the lawyers argued lllllted Nine Workenlllllon,-.. Cotten !;luloll dciWD 6 Lm. atronuouabr tlat tho ' - s t daJ urpd miDersiD lOOk a...,.. was "accuaatorfil" In rature. tract ........ - a "' ~ a They unaucceaatulb a.,.bt ID dq. "If a dociDr, phyllclan,law· LODGE TO MEET wlo the rl&frt ~ croas- uamtne yor, actor o r - prct01-. Pamel'O)' Lodga 164, F&AM. will moot Ill 7:30p.m. W-ilda)' witnesses alld seek rulbw• e:.m II: wort11 $50 u boar or man," at tho Masonic Temple In Pune- Judile James A. lloylo, wha wtu Boyle told • Labor llQ' r.U,, roy. Refreshments will be serv.. prealde at tile Judlclll review. "Tbe mea rllk tbolr llvHID EdprtowD Pollee a.!eC IJam. biPif akllled work are worth od lollow!JW the meeting. A II lnlck J, Arenl said be was -.!ban ~ par dq." master Masons are Invited. ~;-~~~iqtlt~~bo:.~:~1~~- Property The Meiga-Ma10n Area District Teacher Staff m.; PI•• "::1"': Meigs l~~~eretll Of ' 'Ho ·c lii War-Peace Polici~S Stand . DeSpite Apparent Serious Dlness · was pllllld. In . KANAWHA R1VE11 - , ...._, ,. • ,( ' ' ' ' IIewton, · Iowa. "COOGAN'S BLUFF" ..,., ,, " • "'-· ' . Clint Eastwood in To The ..., I . ,:.(~li' VOL. XXII NO. 95 . POMEROY,MIDDLEPORT. QHIO • · TONIGHT OHL Y • . .. , I • ly stol01>ln Kentucl<y, althetlmo ct their iiiJprebenslon. Tho two men also are charpd In lbo r'eeent tbel! of a car ...,._ ed bi David llllld,y ct Nlddleport. l 12$ RewQtd Offered ever, are up In lilt 110111 District tbla '""", Salllot' lllalo enrollmeill .. 617 _ . . .. 608 lut YMr tbo- . . lnr hlgll aebiiGI II 75t _.-ed1D 'lSI lut ,_, .......u- Former Resideat Drowned ia River < • ' '' "' � 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 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 2, 1969