https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c9a7b1f163e9907a355bfb177cff60e3.pdf b3ac5719decd12fbd24322af03e358f7 PDF Text Text '. :. ~~~~~~~~~o-~ . M~aY!_1s5,. 1199~as l c.D. Pages " Mrs. Pearl VanCooney a nd • •• family. VanCooney has just r.. ISiftng cently returned to the state following a 14- month tour of · duty In Okinawa and Japan. Victor Grim Is a medical pa- Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Page tient at Meigs General HospiL- (former Pauline Tuckerman) ·MP, Cbarle Searle 1 em- •al are guests of her father, Mr. ployed In Columbus by the New Mrs. C. E. Burdette a n d Rue Tuckerlll;Jn. He. York Central Railroad . He for- c~ . 'tt=\.1 ·" w1'th rettred completmg ,uar Ies Burdette VISI ea · after lh Air Corps Th merly was emploved in the Hob- her Lrother, Lawrf'llce Milhnnn, hy rsbm e .d. 1 th. eyst · f . ave een rest mg or e pa aon Yards but was trans er- Monday evemng at Holzer H o~ th · L b' N th AI red. He spent the weekend at pJI&I. . ree years In y Ja, or . h . M'ddl 'lh . rJCa. . hIS orne In 1 t eport w1 . 1 Mrs. Searles. rellrrning ro Co- i Mr. and Mrs. John L Y0 n s Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Page 1 lumbus Tuesday. · arod son, Bernard, were m co- and Miss Norma Sullivan of Mrs. Mike Flechtner of Co-l lumbus Sunday where they were Pomt Pleosant, W. Va ., were lumbus, spent the weekend w ith ~ guel Jf Mr. and Mr: R. C. dinner guests of Mr. Tuckerher mother, Mrs. Hattie Smith. Me~dows, former Middleport man in Gallipolis and Monday Miss Mary Ann Case and reJudents, and Mr. and Mrs. the Pages and Mr. Tuckerman Frederick Case of Parkersburg. Tim Swan and children. were dmner guests of Miss Su~ 1 W. Va. visited Sunday w 1t h, Weekend .guests of Mrs. Cia- !ivan in Point PJeasant. · c.Miss Frieda Faehnle. i ra Murray mctu~ed her son and . .. . : Mrs. James Brewmglon was ' family, Mr and Mrs. Charles . Followmg . a VISit wtth rela:· the guest of her daughter Sun-[ Murray of Point Pleasant, W. lives and fnends here Mr. and · dra at the Mav Dav ceremun- Va. and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mrs. Page plan to resde m les 'at Rio Gra~de College Sai- l Murray of Wheeling. two sis- Ft. Meyers, Fla. wher~ they arday. Miss Brewington took ters . Mrs. George Steinard of have made plans to budd a part in the Maypole dance . Sun-: Magadore, Ohio. and Mrs. How- home there. day Mr. and Mr. Brewington[ard Pool of Stowe. Oh1o; and ---attended church ervice at the a nephew Mr. •nd Mrs. Ross ANDREWS ENIJSTS Calvary Baptist Church aJ Rio Misner of ~kron. James R. Andrews, 20, son 1 . Grande when their daughter. ' Petty Officer <3 i Don Roach, of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence An. Sandro. presented a voeal solo f~· recemly ~pent a ten - day drews, 111 Eb<nezer Street, L-C Robert Van Cooney r<' eave With ht parent, Mr. and Pomeroy, has enlisted in I he turned to his base at Cherrv Mr. Don Roach before report- Air Force and is presently unPoint. N. C. after spendin g ~ ! mg for duty with U. S. Coal dergoing six weeks of basic leave with his pa rents. Mr. and : Guard at Sault Ste Mane, MICh. training at Lockland .~FB. San He had JUst completed 8 momns Antonio Texas Jarnea Is a of pecial medical training, In- 1004 g/aduate ·of Pomeroy eluding 8 month at the avy [High school. . medca1 center, Great Lake, - - - :.::__ _ _ _ __ Are V /n Middleport A~ound And About Middleport .,,., li " • ELBER. 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YOUR KEDS * 80 Years of Worship Ends Sunday in Church Building 1: Panties. 1 TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN -:.::~: ~~~~y. ;res,: dent of tbe Bolrd of Meigs ~= ~-.eo:.~~;~:~:Jut: WasillDJioa, D, c., with eong. Walter B. Moeller. Sunday, May 9th, will be the final worship service in McElbllay will attend . wltb St. Paul's Lutheran church in Pomeroy. Pomeroy Mavor Charles LeThis closing service will climax some 80 years of wor· gar, two olber vlllace official• ~hip in the present building. There will be a special closing liturgica l service, in which Church Counct1 members WASIHNGTON (UP[) - The Organization of Am- tn Pomeroy, aad poulbly • will participate. It will include the formal carrying out lerican States (OAS) early today voted to send an inter- represeatatlve of Middleport, of the sacramental vessels and other sacred items romIAtllleJriclm peace force to police the revolt-torn Domini- Rep. Moeller bao aaked vll· monly used in the worship Republic. lage ond county officials of bls of the church. a lat~r one at 10:45 a.m., with The vote aproving the joint OAS force was 14 to 5 district "' attend the otsaloa the Sunday School to be held Venezuela abstaining. Opposed to the U. S. resolu- to lala mare lalonnstloo on The next day the dismantel- at 9:30 a.m. These sister conwere Chile, Mexico, Uruguay, Ecuador and Peru. the Appalaebla and other ing of the church organ will be- gregations wlll meet together as The votes against the amended measure were ex- lederal proJP'Ilml. gin. 11 will be put into storage one while the new St. Paul's lnected, but Venezuela'• abstention came as a complete "'"'·"'".' .. I . n•~.. .. . .,, "'"1!11 during Lhe mterim while the old Church is bemg· built. The build1" !tf''1'i"'M·~ . . ·~"" but·1d·mg IS· bemg · t8 k d surprise. en own ing work should take from six The resolution provides that the OAS would be in and . the new bu,ldmg put up. to eight months, following the control of the peacekeeping force with power Durmg thiS week also, other ground-breaking ceremonies in when it was furnishings will be removed f?r June. It will be built on the needed on the man u. s. Ioree in the Doministorage. Off1ce equ1pment w11l same property on which the old ,. island can Republic once the OAS has be l.aken to the parsonage to be building now stands. WOI:'\l(S IN Cj:.AY - The :Rev. Richard M!lrtin, president of_tbe Meigs Co. Men- The resolution cailed on mem- determined that Its joint force used there until the new church All members and friends of tal . He~th Assn., works .in clay with students of the Beacon ~hool for Retarded ber governments "' donate is adequate to police the Island. is built. Men of the eongrega- St. Paul's Church are cordially Children, Athens, .during a recent tour.- All photos by Dana V1bberts, courtesy of army, naval, air or pollee The narrow victory came aft10n wilt do most of th" work. invited to attend this final worOhlp Ulliverslty. forces to the OAS to form an ter 1 ~our delay of action by On the following Sunday. St. ship service at 10:30 a.m. sun, inter - American armed force. the OAS. The U. S. proposal WASHINGTON (UP!) - Sen. Paul's congregation will meet day in the old building. It will The force would come under needed exactly If votes to car- Stephen M. Young, D • Ohio, at st. John 's Lutheran Church, be both a sad moment, as the the lnunediate authority under ry - two - thirds of the organ- blasted Pen I a g on officials near Pine Grove, just off Route old passes Into memory, and one the OAS meelinl of conaul- lzation • and that is what was Wednesday lor transporting m1l- 7 near Five Pumts. There will of gladness too, as the new betation, which plana to lltay in finally provided by member na· itary personnel to a 'freeload" be two services of worship at comes a long hoped lor and exoession. lions. at the Masters' GoH Tourna· St. John's, one at H·15 a. m. and peeled reality. The joint Ioree has as Its sole Commanders of the units me~t in Augusta, Ga., last .:.::..=.::~----purpose eooparatlon with the made available in the inter- month at the taxpayers' ex- - " " ' ' ' "· ·· '" OAS In the restoration of peace American force were allked to pense. The USW and the Aluminum 1n the Dominican Republic. work oulllllllllll themselves and He said the reason given for Co. of American JAiroal heAccording lo Ellaworth Bunk· with tbe coJIIIIIiltee of the eon- "this wholesale exodus" of gao talk• on a new contract er. U. S. ambassador to the sultative meetln8 the technical high-marking Army, Navy and OAS, President Johnson h a 1 meaauree necessary lo establish Air Force officers was: ·Trips AprU %8. Scheduled lo meet with the uoion today were "~are even teaching ~secleaned up themselves and raise 1 major portion of the promised to withdraw the 14,000 a unified OAS eommand. to. the Masters tournament .con- bargalnlng teams representiog : ctilktreri lo read," r~porle<\ lltetbeir work ,.area on their own." estimated $7,50111irst year's op• tribute lo morale of mthlary Re oold• Metals Co. Kaiser I k'!~~~ .lllal'llll 'l!l'fttli!e~t The Rev. Mr. Martin !Aiured erating e1penses of tbe school. personnel and also to communY ' · , 4f iii l~s County Mental die 'lleaeoa School 11 part Alter thet Rrst 'Ill/If . the slaf!! tty relations." Aluminum & Chemical Corp. COLUMBU~ (UPI) ,..., Gov. · _; 'lln' 'r,j b \!!~ the _ Olla ~!umlnum and Ormet, J li" . JU!!Jdea :W~day lleallli :AIIociation, after his of tbe Metgo County Menlll and achool district~ will meet 0~ vis~ Monday to the 'Beaeon HeaUb ASioclalioD'I campalp most of the cost." UNITED NA'I'ION~, N. Y. Stevenson in tum aaid he was 810 - 01 i~\;8Wfgs" ilidrl:'n .llae. ~' eoDtracts ! ~~ t~··IWiftSchool ·lor Retarded Children In to organize a ocbool for meu- This counly will be relied up. (UPil - The Seelll'lty Council, "insulated by experience" from stimulated," Young said in a 0::, 1~ ~~~~~~m firm s, x ly on all . fronts to lmp'JernMI Athens. Ially retarded chUduo In Ibis on to meet much of tho remain· its..de:ate on the ~can Fedorenko's 'rich inventory of newsletter w his constituents. :~ut ~£ 750 ' wo:'r:'::' oy~~ ]programs made possible by the "! saw children working In area. Melfi• to the iaot coaoty ing expense. and with this In criSIS eg"'!"!ratmg an ex- discourtesies." The for mer "Perkaps Defense Secretary !ants. ' passage of the $290 mlllion bond clay, weaving potholders - ev- In Ibis part of Ohio lo have mmd, the Meigs County Jay- change of msults, sought today . · (Robert) McNamara would be P JSsue. lo push its consideration of the prestdential candidate . charged well advised if someone told ,., ... ,. "'''' .. ,.,,., "·"·. 0•>0Rhodes said Ohio could exen rugs - and making gift- 10cb a ocbool. cees have bffii assisting in Wrf!P bows which will he sold ''May is Mental Health placement of fund • ral!lng can- problem to a eonclusion: that the Russian was dtsregard- him that this was really squanpect to obtain at toast 100 new Late Wednesday SoVIet Am- mg both the facts and the law dering taxpayers' money. Sugindustri~ because of the passin to,n to help support the Month," he explained, "and istera in stores and otner busihassaclor Nikolai T. Fedorenko m the case. gest it would be more helpful age of tbe industrial financing achool," he said. "And they during this month we must ( Continued on page 2 ) accused U.S. Ambassador ~dlai Althongh debate was in Its to give more thought to contribissue and he directed Develo)>K Stevenson of VOicmg non- fourth day, there was no. 1nd1· uting to the morale of John Q ;rnent Dtrector Fred P. Neuensense simply not 'fitting" a man cation of an early vote m the Public." jschwander to re-form his deof his otature. 11 - nation eouncll. Young said 'hundreds of otpartment's finan~ing commis,The Pomeroy High School 1'111. licers and civiUan officials, in· ~mn to get on Wtlh the Job of - - - -- - -- · Vocal Music department will Mixed Chorus selections eluding scores of generals and new and better jobs to 0 Iii present Its Spring Concert at be "0 Lonely Heart," . admirals" took time off f,·om Thirteen Meigs County resi- , hl~· F . the Junior High auditorium !hill Dusl" and "Go Down the SANTA DOMINGO (UPI - sentatlves of the Organization tbeir burdens at the Pentagon dents, including one from Porn- d ~n.:;:'ce Dtrector !lch10 Fridat at 8 p. m. under dlrec- in' Road," before "A Us forces in blood-bathed San· of American States IOAS). and were flown to Fort Gordon, eroy, have been invited to at- rnareet a.tah wasesentaassJtgn ·· lty toll . C 1 c· G S w1 repr 1vea o1 ton of Mrs. Lucille Swackham- of Sugar," "Chim Chim lo Domingo came und..- repe~t- The total U.S. casua Ga., where they were billeted tend the o umula as ys- Ohio's 107 eommunity improv<'er. Ree," "SUper . eel attack Wednesday night de- stood at 65- four paratroopers, durmg. lour days of the _cham- tern Southeastern Quarter Cen- ment corporations lo set the liThe Boys' Chorus will open Elplaledoclous," spite the conclusion of a new three Marina and 1 881lor p1onsh1p 80H match April IHt lury Club banquet Wednesday, nancing program in motion the program singing "Now It Mary Popplna. John 'finn truce" in the divided killed, and 57 servicemen Sell Colt At ~,010 May 19, at the American Le· Is Time lo Sing," followed by wlll be on lhe druiDS and city. wounded ID a week. He said it cost the taxpayers gion Hall in Lam:aster. the Girls' Chorus with "In Pride Stalnaker the bass. A. u. s. Embasay spoktllllBD $20,000 lo prepare barracks to They are Flo"d E. Spence, the of May," "My Heart Ever said 8 radio station apparently house the generals and other 257 W M . S 'P Faithful," 'Clair De Lone," operated by the Communilt-led lop brass. Civilian guests paid I . am, t, om~oy , .and 'Go Lovely Rose." Patsy rebels exhorted Dominlcam 40 cents each night for rooms ac 'v,e empC?hyeel; acn Bre " 1 •ccompant'st r.... u. will he the ~ Wednesday nigh! to 'kUI and pIus a do11ar or two da'l 1y serv- emp Rt 1oyees R J aresRt .1 8eeg e, "Where E'er You 'Walk" and burn (oreigu Invaders and their ice charge for 'services," in- : : oy ones. · ; ,•nJa'1'1$ ·~ECVTION IS EX· "Sylvia" will be presented nell lad , , , • eluding liquid refreshment. mm N. Salser. Rt. 1; II alter Dave Nelson, Head Football ~ (o res) ita case today in by Terri Fultz, Debra Spencer, :~ · . fir ounded t V. Watterson. Box 205. and Coach of the University of Delllie Dntrd« trial of a Ku 1001 Mary McKenzie, Opal Offut, The Middleport BuslneBS R ampar . e w ~ Charles W. Cornell, Rt. l, all aware, who has perfected the Klanamd lor the Alabama Jemifer Blakeslee, PaIs y Professiona! Women's Club dlo~ A:er~~ : : . aft.. f0 of Racme: Allan C. Brewer, Rt. razzle - dazzle Wing-T. will hiibwaty alaying ol a woman Fultz, Jenrue Evans, Donna meet for dinner at 6:30 p. en~ 1·~ 'IJoml 1 t, and Eb<r H. Carpenter, Rt. 1, top a llst of speakers this week clvll ....... worker Hauck, Donna Crow, Brenda Tuesday, May 18, at the er . ~ lped~.: The pastor and lour members both of Portland ; Dorset E. end at a football coaches clinic IR ~.···llstic.. rl testi- Potts, Susanna Arnold and Pa~ urant with I buslnes8 faciiOIII s • of the Grace Epl!copal Church 0 0 Miller, Box 17, Tuppers Plains; at Ohio State University, .,.. 'a _, expe rtcla Owens. . ter In the social rooms of ap-eement prepared by rep~ in Pomeroy will. attend the list William Potts, Box 78, Syra- Middleport High School Coach lied , ~ Hayneville, A1a., "The Exodus Song," by Gold- Columbua and Southern Ann!IAI Convenllon of the EP1:" cuse; Robert L. Sharp. 180 S. Bob Ashley and Pomeroy High Wedne,dq that a bullet taken Boone· "Po' 01' Lazarus" by Co lllowlng Grand Dragon-Goes copal Diocese of Southern Ohto Fifth Ave. Middleport: and School Coach Charles Chancey from lhJi body of Mrs. Viola John Wor]s, and "~ Old :!:Uo~ of oiflcers In Cincinnati, May 11 IIIII 12. Henry G. Waggoner, Box 274, will leave together Friday after Lltllllo· of DelrOlt came fr~m Hammer," will be presented by take place with Mrs. Rose Rey- In Adanta Votin1 The Convention ts. slated I<> be INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) -Au- Harrisonville. school for sessions that eventhe ""' !If Collle Leroy Wilkins tile Boys' Chorus followed by ld I b of one of the most unporta?t. in . . lod ched led ing. Jr;., ~ with firing t be 'Dear Heart" by the Girls' Cho- ~ ~ u ~I year, ATLANTA tUPI) - Ku Kllll recent years with the parttclpa- ' thonhe~. "ih ~er~v~stlga~ion Similar dinners for long-time osu Coach Woody Hayes will f11io1a tllat kll\ed. the mother of . m c ge: ra. WI • Klan Grand Dragon Calvin lion of the Rt. Rev. John El- !" con moe etr gas company employees are also conduct Jll'id oeminar five. Defellle altorpey Matt MID'· bR ' er, out-gomg preaident, Will Craig lost his bid for a seat In bridge Hines, recently installed mt~ the stabbmg d:;th ~n held in Dov..-, Columbus, Ober- iods. per008 U plix Jr. earlier bad unable eVIews side. . Georgia Legislature WednK-111 the 22nd Presiding Bishop of ,Ohto cattle buyer W ne ay '" lin Mansfield and Toledo. These ID. ablke u., .testimony of FBI Plans for Regatta N':..,~C:S ar;;r~ Pratt, . In a topsy turvy 1pecial e Epl!copal Church in Am- a ~·~~dew~o:!iatively !den· ba~quets are for employees of MHS Alumni Will Informer .Gary 'Jbomatl Rowe, . ~res . . • B_J1 a prllllary election that nominal· erlca. . as !}ale Homer 35 Me- Columbia Gas of Ohio and the w{to aaki'.bl was lD the 'car Pr~nt Ed Fo.ster presld- ;t,~tce president; ed 11 Negroes and threw out Also featured as guest speak- ~led. b g Ohio who Police Ohio Fuel Gas Co. Hold Final Meeting ' with lliree Kl8111men· when ed o+ the business meeting of • Ire-; and lieutenanll of former lep'eflll' er will be The Rev. Dr. Russell anJc~ urk~ . 1 ' the Sky . The Middleport Alumni Asso..i' . IContlnued 011 Page Z) the ~roy Lions Club Wed· Stanley, secrelary. All tionist Gov. MarVIn Grlffln. Chandran, Dean of the Central :~et"-: outs~: the city ~! One of every "' gas co~- elation will hold its fmal meetJira, Ll\1110 wasiiiBill last Mar- pesday ' ln social rooms of the lDf co~ttee cbalrmen are AlnonC . the Nep'OII DOml• Tbeologlcal ScbooliD Banplore, . Ia J T sd P r 'd the pany employees has been With lng Tuesday, May 11, at 7:30 ell'S. ' · ! ~· ~tl!d e!IIIl'Cb following give thetr asnual reports. naled was Julio Bond a pull- Church of South India. All a ill . te ::bay. t" ~::"·' lh Columb1a 25 years or longer. at the high achool . -~,' luncbeon when the club's part · · Uclat for the civil r . liN· member of the Central Commit- ::.m ~ hi':nr."C: was '::.dl; "The performance of these All members are· urged to •I· 1' Cllll:1VELAND - OR,. SAMU-ln the bOat regatta was further Ve.t enu Me-'al dent NM-Vlolent ·Coordlnatlq tee of the World Council of .cut. key people over the years in tend .a• the attendance at thlt 1!,.It !I¥Jl()8l:tl .Plat!ned to discussed: ADM151!10NS -: Comlnltlee. . . Churcbes, he Is conaidered to be ' Police said the nude man serving our customers has been meeting will determine whether IIIMt ~ with IU.':~ttomey, ChiJI'C(r ladlea serving lunch- Collinf!; Middleport, Mae . ODe ol the most knowledge- [• tum b 1e d out of the motel a positive contribution to the or not the annual banquet wm ; r, Lee~~ ol Bostori, to djS: eoJI we,re Mrs. Glatlys Cockier, son, Racine; Florence WeU, BANQUET ,.T .,. . able leaders In Quistendom to- Wednesday morning and fell success of both companies .. be held this year. ~ ~al cOurt order. Mrl. 1!4dllh Lannln& ~nd Mrs. Polllet'OY,; John Duerr, . · The All • Sporlt beDqlltl ,~I day. dead. Allan W. Lundstrom, chairm~n , lllit IJ!nl .,lleck to, !he Ohlo 'l'eo- Cl!lra .Karr. . . r~~G:Sin&ett,Fred Eutem High ~ wlllbeiiD :.·J!':rr~ ~...:- ~ They said they did not know of the boards of the companies, Wl:o\ THF.R ' ~ to .contlilue servq a I.OCAL TEMPS den Hartford J Tutti promptly 81 UD p. ~ Mr and Mra Dale Duloln of how many parsons were in· said in discussin& plans for the Partly elololy and wann wttb ' • a.,. term .for .wlfHiaylllg: 'lh4l •4 - · , In Porne ., 1 .,;,~ BOttom : esse e, eveniJIII. ·8pe0en• ll't ..,.,.._ the. Gr.Ke will lttead volved In the stabbing, but had banquet. c.altered IUDtlenllonr~ t.'lbe U. $. fib Circuli ~ . .....,... ature roy 8 .,..., ; J!:lmer lone-time .lblpa R,llh Issued an all-polnta bulletin lo night aad l'rldlt Ltnr lolllPt ot ~ at Clnclnuati HI bn•b:a• .dlatrlct at 11:1& a. m. Pomeroy; Vlrainla Pkfte, eaae coac:I!, 1 lbt aeulonL . locate a car seen driving away 5HI blp ~ IN6 · Wtdnesday in imler 111 llldai·WUIO degree& under IIlii- land. Veilllrl, pr!Del)ill Iiiii ''iilillille from !he motel late Tueaday SUlT FILED ' • 1 •, ' u. s; Dlitrlcl Coul'l at Dayi llY - · , dindoJ'.at 1111tlalltl~'ICIIc!Ol· ~CAM AIQlESTED 'jnlght. Police said the late mod- Ma1lne Wallace of St. Peters{ ' lbat ll'llltedSI)eppardfnel 'w · • .~08 ~ oll:alllim ·HIP ~Albert Tayl1tr, 2l,Mkl-el Oldsmobile bore the Ohio ~-burg, Fla.• bas flied a partition I'H • ...., ·;, 1111 ~ 01 'lroutldl bli •!\'~STA~ON · -W~ Af'"JSSID~ "':-::;. · J will, bebttilondat' 'lhi~ bitt· been lll'I'Uie4 by 1censeplatenumber:MRtW, of real estate suit In Mfi8s "~ IWI" -~• cOllltllulloiJII rllbta . bail 'been~ - =~~· ,blah !13, ,Mo.~., ~~~··f·,.,, wtlllletten,,,h...,. ...... CGunty Sheriff's de-1 Homer'! clothetl, Ju&iap lnd County Common Pleas court a- Loula Meltliialer'IIJ · 1111111•-'1 . ~~~ le., ay readla& • f9 D~QB$, -... . ~· ~ . A~~epmliatla 011 dl• 1other personal iteDII were Jlllle.plnst Clydelte Ackett, T~le Hie lo .Nitllll•. . . ,.-, ' '· ~ '~ Ol , pqe .l) .. '!lO:a,I.IIJ.' .· ·~litany• .t~:o··dtir; ·.' ·1 • . . • ", · ~ ·- •j,. il~JiiiJ!illie. petce. In&. Terrace, ,Fla.,etal. .. ' MEIGS THEAJRE Pomeroy, Ohto enttne Mother's Day Gift Suggestions From The Lingerie Dept. TONI TODD .'• FIVE (:ENT$ ,_..,..,..,;;;;;;;====-..] 1~ · '• • aty $TORE HOURS! · I ,. . 8 · *a .:!r churda _,,,..!JI!p v.., ,,J. ;,. ..:'. 1. •,j '',, ' , ,. . ,,__.Of , \ ' t ' Frtl,cll-. . �... ·i ,; · Bunning Wins Own Game; ·Dodgers Tr1p Reds, 4 to 2 • • By GEORGE c. LA(l;'ORD UPJ Sports Writer Jim Bunning just got "too 1mart," according to biB manager, Gene Mauch. Blllllllng, the perfect gall~" pitcher of last June 21 and a 19-game wmner, lost three of his lirst lour games thiS sea· so~ but Mauch claimed he had "great stuff In every game." SOCIAL CALENDAR The Past Chiefs of Magnolia Temple Pylhian Sisters W~ H I meet Thursday evenmg at · the ·~ home of Mrs. Karl Grue!ler, l.n I[ Minersville, with Mrs. Carrte I' Grueser as co-hostess. , .1 I The catholic Women's c\~b· . of the Sacred Heart churfh w;ll . meet Thursday at 7:30. p. m. , Members are asked Ill bririg ' l artirles for a whi~ elephant sale. · t~ · , Meigs County Council of Par ents and Teachers will meet on I Thursday, May 6. II 8 p. m. at Rutland High school. Mr. R~r ' bert Bowen will speak to the group about the Federal P">' gram as it pertains to schools in this area. Miss Sally Schill will discuss the State program in the same area. All persons I mterested m the growth ()f \ Meigs County schools are ur~ed . . ' to attend this meeting to become better informed WOODS SLEUTIDNG TO UPHOLSTERE~ MAY 7 fl :?~ touches on upholstered chair that mstruc or I The Twilight Garden Club ~entinell'hoto. rumm3ge sale wlil be held on i May 7 and 8 ln the old parson· 'age building next to the Welfare Office. All donation! are wei· cnrne. For pickup. call Mrs. Eva Robson, at WY 2-258!. I l uti Uams right Meigs county _game protector, ,V E~~~t~~owery, left,' saya is a "really first rate job. - 1 ' ., l E tern Local e as Mrs duit Education class in Me1gs county. At left, · ~ Bill Carr, right, president o N PERMITTED UPHOl-STERING CLASS Mo~'':{l;. tG:ace) Mowery.-Sentinel Photo. th . product s of Adult Education Class Shown . tlon educa . t a final session o! an adult ' .tnter The pictures above we\e t takenC~air" conducted at Eastern Htgh schooldl~t cEd~· elass on ·:How to Reupho s er ~oard ~~ Education, the Ohio DIVISIOn of A u home eration With the EasteJ n Local xtension Service. Francis Spencer, agent, Ral h cation and the MeJgs County Ritchie Eastern home-ec teacher, and eco 11o~ics, worked with de~~~pment, in starting the class. The a~i~;ee'ihl~i Moote, ar6a agentd' re~oura\ the Eastern HiKh school annual lndustrl ..w·~i~ll~b~e~on~j's~ the' stered and st~le show May 1~~a~y_ll_l~:._-----=:--:--:------;;--:-at 8 p.m. i :.t;:· t ll Elementary evemng, MaySchool 8, fromSaturday ~ to 8 o'clock. Plenly or good home Mornorial Day oerviCO'I, and cooked food. Bring yur family boat regatta. horse =atlng nntm~~' and tell your neighbors. the report of the n da ' t) Rock Sprmgs Cub Scouts Pack committee wert on the agen 'I" ~~ will meet Saturday at 7 P·j of Drew Webster Post 39, AmHouse Appropratlona l m. at the Salisbury school, Each erican Legron, Monday. . ! -.•' famJiy Is asked to brm& cookies F ank Cheesebrew, Memorial • WASIDNGTON (UP!) ~ The eductlons in governlor refreshments. h ld Da: Parade Marshall, announr· i Commt~ee today calle~ forB~~a~f ;ut up additional bll· hows A Jitney supper will he e ' ed .that the Pomeroy Memorial ' ment travel and print ng. and more mlliona to keep ·•y rrtanlPd s ' Saturday. \lay !, beginning at Da servrces will be held Mon· i ' L R Farmer, '.!an•· Ions to send men to the moon~~~~~:::::~:.;:__;. m•"' SHOWS HOW - A st udent of At hen ' ' ;ch;ol d{~J the 5 p. m at Racine Jumor high II d•~ May 31. He requested that f 0 . passed awav at 7 30 filing federal paper. \billion $100 milllon leSI than lhe 'Rev. Mr. Marlin l1oW !he clay should be an . sponso red by the Racine Met~: all civiC organizations and '"~ ~~ May 5 at ·Mansfleldj ·The committee approved a President Johnson requested. dist Church. Everyone Ia we groups who wish to psrticlpate l~ene~al Hospital following an : 114 billion money bill to finance lror the 12 months starting Jui' come. MAY t m this year's parade tool c: UlneSI of 'everal weeks. next year's activities of the s~ · t. Most of the mo'\:sirect· ' tact him. Some unrll called independent agencJes o earmarked directly or A mother • daughter covered Wet\ VIrginia National Guard Mrs. Farmer was the former ovemment. TheSe include the\iy lor Project Apollo, in . whlch dish dmner sponsored by t he r PI Pleasant Unit will parllCl· Freda Miller, born Feb. 4, 1896, ~·ational Aeronautics and Space ·NASA expecta to land IWQ 11100 Women's Guild will be held at ' ate Se,.lces will be conduct- in Pomeroy, the daughter of the Administration, which hopes to the moon by 19'70. the Federated church Sunday IP the morning in Pom- [late John and Marv M1iier. In ', 1 to the moon in this decade, hives and t •-'sr; ' ' ... at 6 P m. There will be • pro· ed m nd In th• afternoon at \ addilloo to her parents, she waSI,ge d the Natitnal Archives, The National Ar~ $1&1 mi~ . ,. gram and the oldest and young· 'I ~:1 a preceded in death by a sister. \anttich is struggling to keep Servrce 10 of $100 1100 0 " .. 1.:> . I set mother and mother with er. Mrs Carrie Fisher of Pomeroy, wead above the continuing paan increase ' f~• ' ., ,. . ,., ,_._!, ~"'-~· the most daughtera present, Will i Ct.eesebrow will be the spea! seven brothers. Walter of Pom- lh rworlt fiood. the eurrent 'aenerai (I be honor!'d. er •t the Hemlock Grove Me . Charles William, Wesley, \peln Its report on the bill, the Ia part of tilt 0 Alfred Grange w1il observ~ : urJai Day Services SUnday, May ~~a~~ Albert' snd Herman, ali committee noted that It had Admin~atr;t:O~eepinl Rural Life SUndny at the A• ~ at Hemlock Grove. f whom had reSided in Mon- ail budget requests lor travel D. U· sot ~ I p • • Cut Trave are d'· R "se But space, f"}" I mg, ai Mrs. Farmer Dies Wednesday ld At Manshe . """'-"'"'"' I 7I I ... ' ,.- y: ~~ ~::h~I~ c,:'i~c~;~ ~={. \ Don81~:~~::. ~ana prin~~r~ i!/e:Oe~ent ~~~ch ~er-:omla& Guy Rlllseil ond for many years. \and 12 key, a state officer, •• apeaker. were reported on the h report She 1s survived by her huaexpenditures" lor these MAY II 1Robert llurton glvt 1 • mlttee. band, L R. Farmer, a and C'llited on \ The Stall and Ofl1cers of the of the nommating com ffi er Marilyn and a son, Lee; to review and "ltrict· { Mei&s Temple will hold prac- 1The elect1on of IIJ66ndo ,;:;,~ th~eo alsler;, Mrs. Marie Cusmonitor" tbeir outlAys. lice se!SJOO Monday evemng, will ba held the HCO ter of Pomeroy; Mrs. The ,pace agency 1101 . Mny 10, sl the hail in Middk- Ing in June. Paul easel gave; tha Kaetzel or Edtson, and ' (Continued from pill l ,I port All officers are aske<i to report on tht fund rtllslng I r M LoUISe Caverlee or attend aecordmg to . Mrs. Griff the new JIOIII home Cha't: in~~~n, W. Va., and a violoted by pre-ll'lal ntftpl~ Russell, staff eaptam. swatzel 1avo I reponkrt ~ gh· of nieces and n~phews. '!'he appella)e, coUrt• --- -boat regatta and Fra au • lf/' rullnl mtaha the lortlllf.~ Purchase of Alaska by tbe I an one on legislative matwrs. Mrs. Farmer was an IS path, eonvlcted In ~'*'· United StateJ in)ll'l ·~-~ i'- of tbe Meigs ate of Pomeroy High school · ·· JBM, tor the bludgeoa·tlaf'll.!l' quired tbe pamo of SewMd 1 Final deto bleb the attended Ohio University. She hla first wtle, Marll~, Iii•~ Folly... County JlorH Sho~wwith the W81 I teochor in Pomeroy 1'1 . suburban Bay vmap . ...... POll· I• ·<o-lponsor Ridinl Club, mentary achools for I! rl ·~ may be returned to.the peul~•; Meiga County thil meetprior to going to Mansfield to Jsck Wooten ol MUlTaJ tlary at Columbus on MIY ~· 1 were worked out • wlli be make her home. She the hl&h;polnt t(Opey Sheppard may appeal to=~ ·: . hens rae· !::e S~~:. 23 with teaching dllling World War acore of 9111 al the Sl1tb An· Bupreme Court and ., -•CTICE READI:-IG _ Retarded cbi11n·n or the ~~f"n s~r~~~~i~t Sup~r~isQl , DIVOT~!. TD JNTIIIII1 01' tho rain date oet for June 1: In Mansne~d ~·m:~:l'oo ol 1111 Jlend Enduro · on bond. · .. "" . . d the •uidance o[ their te Jc her. Mrs. ' ~~m t . wm eerv• refresh· and rehre a or the county f~diMotor-' ·lice readmg un er g ·t · Miss Ann e Verba, MIIGI MAlON AliA The pol iud"•• 1 chicken bar· years at that location. o1 tht Melli ~~ tltis three-year-old pioJec IS .....,., menta, me •·• dl -~ • \ evervone in the county who ll atctt~:_.:; becue dinner Oil. tha aroun ' Mrs.Farmer W81 an I sensllive to this problem, to ....~ ~ v lr1llll Governor melllber of IIIith Chapter, . 1 be sent in care of my name, .. uo ...... :n.:OO ..;,Wt'i'lo the Post' I II, OES, .White Shrine • Pomeroy. WY • 0 ~~ion to 11,~ :ljazl and Com-. salem, Y.W.C.A., Fit;st 326 E Main st., There is no reason why Melgt om. · ppo tan •I Ohio .dill Church, . Women • County should not be a leader ..,_. u .."':' .. 'i'md. of i:r two young women are being con- I'" this field, with approli[mate-b ~=·" ';,:,> ".;.J _..,.ing CE MeFthodilallrv rviccese w~U ,,.c. tinued from page I I h' Jd In need o IUC , Potlow. .-~ ~~~~~~l' . •~ , . · · uner se ,..,n t·ces during \1ent al sidered as teachers. tab- ly 35 c 1 hren" . "'"...' "'~J. '1: ~ B'•'..>(lll\ local.: ·lhcl C ro II at lhe Finefrock Funl!tal ness P ... The school. wben eg attention ere. '~•• Botttlldlt 1tta1 .... c,,.•·· ••• ~· . ' 1 · ;·,' ii..- 1 abort M Jd ith H n Month d · 11 d ......... •••.. ... • ,,.,... iJJ ans 11e w <::h • •Rev Mr Martir . who I• lished, will be a mm h:r~ Yor>. talk .i\1 ' ' hoW the ,local at Mansfield MemoriJl Rock. ihe help ol Pt.AN RECORD HOP .. j, . . . .......,- .- ,,. presidents The Rev. Josep d th voluntary su9port of in· The Pomeroy H!gb Scboo - • ~ ·movie ' ~...L.. ~ .to 'tho ·. TrUo mnes fly with Kraly and Mra. W. L. carr. an eetted rsons. Band BOOsters will sponaor • :~:' .~ ntll," wu ..""'~ wert necks ou~ltretchecl; w , tecrelary Mrs. Lula B. Hamp- ~ ak the founding ol record hop from 8 until 11 p.m. ;,;. ":.':0.~"- -011 11.10. 1> meetln&. Refreshlil8ntl by heroDI alwlyl tuck lheln\t~ loll, reported that two locations To ~ I ssibie" conclud- this Saturday night at !be Pom• .,.., , .. '"'..::"'..:" - - lll'Yed 19.l_loW)!tl tilt 1111111111 back Qtl tbelr iJbDII)dlrl. under consideration for the thi\ sc Roo ·:,';' Ma~lin ''I am eroy Jumor High auditorium. .,.,.. Cloorlt NesHir\llld. class (from 8 to 12 stu- ed t \ evior ~nations' from nie Jays will emcee. ielila) in the Fa!~ and \hal appea mg I I MUffay c·lty . I Man "mner Of Hi h pom • lS •::r THE DAilY SENTINEl ::d I r:;r::attr.:= ::-~.~ elM! ::;. ;v· :.'ll ::::;:: ,..,. ~ '"',,.. • et~r of~~Je~ru-~1:~~~~~ =~:~ally ChrisU&IlSesri~ , be c work~ng ~ith vi~ ~ ~~~ ~!\~u~·~~·~:pendPu·~ a I.!,:','::"'..':::,,~'::"~ b~, 0::..:. .••::.;. . .., '1111y-•. tni t .Pi~gh . , . 1. , , • / ! ~~Cle t'antS tCt.> B . e ' Tf aded , · · PI'ITSBURGB .,;ck · a. {IJPI) _ ·Ciemeute, N• W Leacue llaiUIIC cllamplal First EverlorJHS • GAHS k II R N Jac son a y Ips 6-5, lronmen Claun· TI"tle !: ., " I ~ ' ' All-Star, aad the bat play. the Pilllburjb Pllalel havt II! the pill sewraJ yean, "Jim was just over pnching. Bunning, however, was talk- 14th lor a Z·l victory over Hous- second home nm in the eev- Ron Fairly and Dick Tracew- p~uh~·?U::~ut bid for the to be lr-'ed, the Po& He knew the hitters' weaknesses ;•• only about the sixth-innin• ton, Bob Bubi ol the Cuba three- enth. I skl hit home runs In support of Cubs was ruined in the eighth said !Gday. d 1 th bail -., . • hit Pittsburgh for a 3-1 Chicago · th . l' · ed ........ an was mov ng e home run he hit off 44-year-old lr' h d 88 Fr . Joe Torre homered for e a slrugglmg Koufax, who when Jim Pag Jarom homer "I see you're still posblac The newspaper, in I ~p around too much lryin.g to Pilch Warren Spahn, the hard luck ~pedp Lo ~0.5 . a~~..~~ Braves' other nm in the filth allowed nine hits, struck out lor the Pirates. Vernon Law diet bit!" dispatch wrltteu bJ to those weaknesses mstead of loser in the duel who also a~ w P · UUJ m off starter Dick Farrell, who elgbt and hit a batter which was the victim of • couple of 1portll edit« AI Ab:aml, 1114 relying. on hJS. own . strength," lowed only four safeties. nings. locked up with·Blaalngameln 1 forced in a run, en route to his lllisplays which sent him down the bllJ'd.tbrowin(, ~ the Philadelphia Philhes man· "That's the first homer I've In the American League the duel lor ntne innings. third victory in lour decisons. to his fourth straight loss. Glenn veteran ol 10 1earcns with the ager said. ever hit to right field and it's pace-setting Chicago White Sox Farrell allowed juat live hils Jim O'Toole suffered his fourth Beckert and Len Gabrielson Pirates l8ld in the clubhousa Wednesday nght Bunning de- the first I've had in the Nation· swept a doublebe~der from 0.. until the ninth ,when aline drlva eouaecutive loss for the Reds. each had two hits for the Cubs. Major Leacue Result• · Wednesday'l 1-1 lou to American League the Cuba: New York 1100 1100 1100- 0 3 "I want to ba tradeq fro111 Cleveland 400 ooe OOx-4 7 Ibis tlub and I don't want to Ford, Blanco 16) l01ld lor this manager (Harry :.:d~arr~;:?"·w:!~•lsen any more." Coach Bnd Bickel's Pomeroy Hendricks, Pomeroy; Carson Warne, Easters; Van Meter, (4-1). Loser - Ford (2-2). Walker, reached lleVtral track team won a triangular Crow, Pomeroy. hama; Orr, Eastern. -Wagner (4t~. Whitfield (lnd) hourshe:':'.~ g~:.u:::. meet with Eastern and Wahama 100 Yd. Dash - Phil Swin- 220 - Redmond, _ d II P 10 6 V S 26 3 1 mark, but only=aacl, Wednesday at Eastern. • • omeroy, · ; Le~ny an · ; " 'sh er, DALI! ROTHGEB JR. To Se t tarted II b be. g tlst ••arne) 0 The Panthers - aided by Meter, Pomeroy; Redman, Wa· mond, Eastern; Roush, BY · · . m . x on s Y 10 Chicago 10 101 001- 4 6 "He has not to Coach Jim Hailer's Jackson h•.1htnand Wllh a pitch, 000 000 1100- 0 about lt. Until he · UUICII •--·, I several boys who also partici- hama, Allman, Eastern. Mile Relay- Pomeroy, Mik With J k.one out, ho Detro1't pale In baseball - scored 511!1 Mile - lrther, Wahama, 5:12; (John Curd, Bill Nease, National League Ironmen clinched their first di· ng er . .e en ":'s, w Buzhardt (3-0) and nothing to say. I juat hopo f ·"·ton crown since the SEOAL rDepiaiced A~tn m was the bJgfBiue McLain 16), r38dy to lker play when WI points compared to 34~2 or Wa· John C'urd ' Pomeroy; Neu tzrmg, Marhsa II . and Don Swisher I; W. L PC!t. evi uprismg, sa e on Loiich, d h blm I W hama and Eastern with 31. Pomeroy; Cook, Wahama. Eastern, second. 13 6 ,684 wao spilt into division play in M't h 11 , thr f d an Free an. Loser ,' a said. 1c e s over ow 0 secon t3-2) HRS - Skowron The results were: 880 Relay - Pomeroy, 1:46.5 SHOT Put - Bob Crow. Cincinnati 12 7 .632 1 High Jump - Ken Hartung, IDon Swisher, Bob Smith, Bill eroy, 10.2; Sawyer, Wahama; Houston !2 9 .571 2 ~~:~:.~~;:lnJa~jpo~ ~~e abo~ouble play grounder to Han;en (2nd' . M!:.:~~b;'o!\:ir:~:n:J Eastern, 5 ft., 2 in.; Rick Jewell and Howard English); Jeff Gibbs, Pomeroy; Milwaukee 9 6 .529 3 Blue Devli nine, !Hi. Buchannan then !!hot a ground- <.2nd game ) last night he had heard nothln& Koblentz, Eastern. Bill Amos, Eastern was Second. Wshama. Chicago 9 9 .500 It wao the Ironmen's ninth er to second which went Chicago about the inciden~ from either 000 000 ll'l- 4 Eastern; Larry Marshall, Porn- 440 - Nease, Pomeroy, 57.8; Broad Jump - D. San Francisco 10 II .176 consecutive triumph of the cam- through Keith Haner for another Detroit 1100 001 OliO- I Clement• or Walker. eroy; Van Meter, Wahama. Amos, Eastern; Rollins, Waha- Pomeroy, 17' 7"; Van st. Louis 9 10 .474 paign against no setbacks, and , error and Sexton crossed the Horlen (2-21 and RonMno.l DISCUS - Brown, Waharna, ma; Pooler, Eastern. Pomeroy; Kobientz, Eastern; Philadelphia 9.10 ,174 Jackson now appears to be plate. Wickersham.. Clemente has gotteu off to a 110 ft.; Sawyer, Wshama: 880- Arther, Wahama, 2:23; Allman, Eastern. Pittsburgh 7 lJ .350 headed toward it's greatest sea- Two more runs carne in later li) and Soihvan. olow start this season, due 7 14 .333 7 son ever on the diamond. on Rose's triple to deep right ersham 11-1). HR cblefiy to an attack of malaria .....,_..,......,.,...,._ _ ,New York Wednesday'• Re1ulll The GAHS loss eliminated eenterfield. (2nd). in Puerto Rico prior to spring Pomeroy Htgb school tbin· Chicago 3 Pittsburgh I Blue Devil hopes of repeating Rose then scored on a single . lrainillg. He lost 20 pollnda durclads warmed up lor the flrtt Philadelphia 1 New York 0, as division champions. by Dale Rose to knot the score Baltimore 01 001 000- 2 6 lng the !Uness. track and field meet under the night r Jackson southpaw Larry Af· at S-S. Mmnesota 123 002 !Ox- 9 14 He admitted recent11 be bas ll&bt• Ia local history toalgbt L. Angeles 4 ~incinnat 2, night lln and freshman Larry Mitchell Gallipolis was shutout 1he Barber, Slarrette (31, felt weak and llsUeu. at Middleport by thwnpiDg Miiwt•nk•ee. I Houston 1, 14 in· were locked in a scoreless duel rest of the way by the chunky 17) a~d Orsmo. Pascual 13-0) Wabama and Eaotern laol nings, mght lor two innings. ughlhandcr .J.nkins. and Zunmerrnan. Loser - Bar. INK PLIJMMER BOSTON <UPI)- A legal bat· ~ Byrne contended In his nigbt. San Francisco 10 St. Louis, 5, Mitchell had yielded only one The best hit th• Blue Devils har 11-31. ICAIRD!I tie to determine whether the lion that Jnter.Continentai 10 nnngs, night hit, a double by Larry Rose in 'Ot was a line orive by Long ST. LOUIS {UPI) - • Ca ,.1·us Clay-Sonny Liston fi<~t motions Inc. of Chesler, MHS Traok Coach Bob Ash" 1Jo 100 000 110 ~ 4 o 'I:;~~,,~ 1 Ande "·"' 0 ~ Off a. scheduled May • 25 was staging the fight in Massa· 1eYwlib a squ ad ancbored upo Thuroday'a Probable Pllchero the first. GAHS was hitless go- that w" tl•obca by the third Los' • a n .r..,.. Come. 002 021 01 6 I10 • Wednesday by the~u., st Pittsburgh at Chicago-Card- ing into the third. sacker Sexton. • may generate more eontrovt!rsy chusetts without a license, and oat be talenh ef tbe Brother• L ""· bo L b I'xCardinals has been as-• Jackson broke the lee on cal· Jackson·, wmning run scored (' onR d'l· ama d• Rol, • than the heavyweight title bout that such unlicensed bouts Wallace - Alan an d Bruce- well (()-!) vs. Jackson 11·2). to their Rock Hill, s c 1z <8I an van Los Angeles at cher Scott Bierley's single, a in the sixth on a triple by Sex•I, " a itself. a ''common nuisance." plus saeh consistent point winu Le d club 'nJe 18-year-o· 1d·• Gallipolis error, and a triple by ton and a sncril"'' f1y by Bierly. m<n, e 191 •nil l • ·wu a catcher at Round two of .a hearing on The pet'rt'Ion named Inter ~on- nen as Ro d Sa uer, Ron Hlndy, (twilight) - Podres 1.0) Winnero . Newman "fir!lt sacker Larry Buchannan. The run \~as unearned because L• <be · ,. Suffolk Count,Y DJSI. Atty. Gar- tJ·nentai, Boston f'Ight promoter John B1ake and Ron Cheadle, Tsitouris {2-1). bed Junior Colle•e 10-21 · IIR 01" IOnly games sc uledi GAHS came right bacb with Sexton reached bas. after an er" • • ret H. Byrne s bid to block . the ~m Sr'iverman, Clay, LJ'ston, will be favored to edge the (Sih oa lck 1m Fridny'a Gam01 that one run and four others to ror cr. his foul por fly. •· Boston Garden match with a the Boston Garden-Arena ibadl B e en. r temporary i.njunction.was schc.d- and the Roston & Mai'ne Houston at Chicago take a 5-l ieao. Jack;on, 4-0 in league play le<:tNV'IN•::ING WIN 0 n1Y games sciid nicdi S However, the poinl ••r•eaJI.-1 Milwaukee at New York, night Phil Sandero led off the rally had six runs , seven hits and ( BIRMINGHAM, ,1;1&• "'••I an 4, uled to begm today m upenor road, which owns Boston Gar· c If there is one - could be St. Louis at Philadelphia, by walking. He scored minutes two errors. GAHS hao five runs, ourt. den. aotbin« like it may bave been L. Angeles at San Fran., later on a triple to right center only two hits and three costly . National League - Chic Calderwood, Byrne, who claims the fight is bad aot Track Coach Bickel CinclDllali at Pittsburgh, by Mike Fisher. errors. GAHS, Pomeroy and Pittburgh 000 000 Dill- I ! Empire light beavyweJaht being . promoted in viola lion o[ dipped ialo tbe baseball sqoad Phil CremeeM then plated Middleport have lost three loop ChiCago 001 000 llx- 3 7 Oicluurlpion, alternated left booU Mas<achuselts 1a w, won the REDUCE ROSTER of Ross Moore's lor some of Amerl~on Loape Fisher with a perfect sacrifice. games. Law, Face t7), Wood 16) , crwea to ICON 1 first rou~d Wednesday when KANSAS CITY M ruPI)- PHS's most speedy and strooc Ch W.3 LS P~ GB Dan Gilmore then walked and Mitchell fanned six and walk- SJsk 18) d ~ Ptg~rom. Buhliconlvin<:infl 10 • round deelllol Judge Fehx Forte ruled the .disThe K C't, Aloh.l t' athleteo. .'<ago I 5 ·.,. ,... Cremeens who was safe at first ed one and Af!J·n and Jenk'Ins (3-1) Johnny •........ , of B-"1 trict attorney was acting propan~as Y e Ics reM ta 11 UlNJ ID-4) aHnR prtell. ser(2 -d) Law ~.. ,_...... due d th te l the Ma II Lomneso I . 79 2 on the bunt play, moved to sewhiffed six and walked two. . ag Jaronr n . W'""---•· "'""' erly and had a prima facie , . e . eJr M r o , Y "Ummm - we'D •••e to s Ange es 11 8 .5 V. cond with no outs. Alter Mitchell . ..........y ._,h case in his petition to have the lonil of 25 players 1\ednesday run onr strongest boys bard," Cleveland B 7 .533 311 , Jackson who wh1pped the Nor. bout declared a "common nuis- ~ ~Y assignmg Jose Santiago to observed Aobley tate Wednes- Detroit 9 9 .500 4 fanned, Petet!::~rsoobs grotu~d- th•rn Dwision Leader Wellston, (14 lnnmgsJ ClncinnaU 000 tlOl 0111- Z t 0 ance." Vancouver of the Paclfrc C!'IS! day al«bt when be disooverod Baltimore 9 9 500 4 er was y e 10-4, will seek its second lour- Houston Koulax !3-1) and Roseboro. League. wbat Bickel bad tucked op bls New York 8 IU :444 5 shortstop. Two runs ocored on ney win ~'riday night at Jack- . DO 000 !DO 000 Oil- I l I , O'Toole, Dulfalo (5), NUiball Today the judge ptanned to lis- Santiago, a 24·year-oid right- sleeves. Boston the play. . son against Gallipolis. Milwaukee i (7), Arrigo 18) and Edwards. 7 9 133 5 ten to arguments by attorneys hander, appeared in four games · Anderson then scored the fmal I ooo 010 000 000 at • 7 0 Lo O'Toole (" ') =· 7 13 .350 7 run of the innmg · . Line Sco•e: - • ser-l3rd) Tracewskl ~ · ~ representing principals and pro- as a reliever this year. He had Field event• are to get nn· Washng t'Ion on G1b Farrell Owens (ID I, Raymond Fairly (Ill~ 4 12 8 moters of the right in answer no record and a 9.00 earned run derway at 5:45 wbUe tbe races Kansas Cty .250 Milliron's double atter another Jac~son. 00~1 041 0- 6 7 2: (13! and' Bateman. Blasingame 'to Byrne's petition. average m five in nings. ~m begin 81 dask moves in Wednesday'• Results Jackson error. Galtipohs 00:. 000 0-5 2 31(2- 2) and Torre. Loser _ Ray. One lawyer, Frank Kozoi, and the llghts are on. Chicago I Del. O, lsi, night Mitchell retired the lronmen Allin, Jenkins 13) and Bierly, mond <1-21. HRs-Torre l3rdl (10 Innings) 2 llatly rejected an attempt to CERV TO COACH Chicago I Det. I, nd~ nlgnt in the fourth on no hits but the Mitchell and Long. Winner Jeo- ' Staub (lndJ. ' San Fran. 003 000 110 5-10 14 0 mediate the dispute out of ·~ A small admtllloa .. w be Cleveland I N.Y. 0, night roof caved in the next inning. kms. Loser Mitchell. 1 St. Loulo 013 !DO ODO Cl- $ 6 3 court. WAHOO, Neb. IUP II charged, to be divided 50-51 Angeles 8 Boston ~· night Handley, Perry (!), Bolin "I'm not going to agree on 1cerv, a veteran of 13 years betweea Middleport and Porn· Minnesota 9 Balli. 2, ntght Phila. ooo 001 000- 1 4 o (7), Linzy . 18), Henry no1 and anything,"Kozoi said Wednes-1 the American L•ague. w i 1 eroy to help defray costs of tOnly games scheduled> New York 000 000 000- 0 1 Haller. Stallard, Schultz (7 ), day night. "Let's come in llo jcoarh basketball and lleidlng a track teBDJ. Tbnraday's Probable Pitchers Bunning (2-3) and Triandos. Washburn t9), Taylor (10) and court) tomorrow and have a at the new ly organized John F. Tbil team is Pomeroy's first Baltimore at );!i,Jr,esotoJ COLUMBUS (UPI) -Jack F. Roach , a native of Clark Coun- Spahn 12-2) and Cannizzaro, Uecker. Winner - Linzy (1-tl. 1 lull blown hearing." Kennedy College. full- Hedged estry iato track Rnllerts (3-111 vs. Kaat 1-il. Kamman, 38, currently assist- ty, currenlly is law enforre-1Gonder 19). HR- Bunning tlst) ., Loser-Wasbburn (1-1) . IIR!~----- competition. New Yort at Clefetar. ant chief, will becom•,head or ment supervisor m DIStrict 2,1 -1' Wbite2 <3rd,llh), Uecker (!Btl, (mght) - Stottlemyre .12-1 I the state Wildlife Division on headquarlered at Findlay and Los Angeles 00 030 1110- I 8 I Hiller (Ill), Mays 18tb). McDowell '0-2) or Krahck I when Dale E. Whitesell coverrng northwestern Ohio. Hel r~;;;-~;-~-;~ ;-;;;~~;:;;;;=;;:::::j EPILEPSY AND AUTOS Kansas C II Y at Los leaves to join Ducks Unlimited. joined the division 12 years \( SAN FRANCISCO <UPI) tnight) - PeM (0.31 vs Natural Resources Director ago. ~~OOlfi~~OOH ~~[;)$ A dangerous correlation exists (1-1]. Fred E. Morr, who annot~~>ced between epilepsy and traffic ac· !Only games scheduled! the appointment, also •aid that 492; G. Burdette 363; A. Smith ! cidenls, according to the Unit· . Friday'a Gam••. Ben H. Anderson, 47, law en- 393 ; M. Domigan 440; Blind 33D. ed Cerebral Palsy Association Kan. City at L.A. 2.. two-niqht fo ·cement superviSor, will move Handicap 153; Total 2171. woo ON THE SUl\IMER SCEl\'E ol San FranCISCO. t:~icagu at Mmn .. m~h• up to the post vacated by Kam-~2 Lost 1. The ...ociation announced N•w York at Wash., 2. twi-nighl man. Rutland Furniture _ Blind, that a study showed 15 per cent Detroit at Baltimore, hlght Kamman a native of Cincin· 3JO · p Carson 369· c Black epileptics Interviewed had Cleveland at Boston, nigh! nati, Is a ~eteran of 12 270; ~~. Edwards 262; ri. Glaze While and color!'d, Jar shirts, tapered and re&U)or. lofo· condition because of an In· in the division. He currently 388; Handicap 315; Total 1934. druli, slripes and checkii. and more than one-thi':'i resides in Chillicothe. Won o Lost 3. Team No. 1 InJuries were received m Tel"Y Ololinger, mana1er of Anderson, with the C. Ohlinger 390; E. Searles, auto accident. tile Poll)' Leape team Ia 18 years, is a native of 431; N. Amsbary. 397; A. HanRAIN ADDII UP Pomeny, IIIIIOlllleed !Gday na. He began his career, as ning 495; P. Mullen 557; HandiWash 'n wear and tropical CONCORD, N. IL (UP!) that aU II • \( ye~~Mid boya game protector in Portage Coun- cap 102; Total 2372. Won 3 Lost worsted, .lnidtacent and .,._ After tests, the State who plaa io participate in ty. He lives at .Delaware. 0. lid obadea. All<> nylon aeerfail may add around 1,1100 this IIIUIUIIet'l pN1n1D are to Morr alao promoted 0. D. High Game - P. Mullen 190; lueker &tripes, and Development report to the Pomeroy Hlgll 36, to law enforcement Hanning 190; High Series reported that a one-inch School baseball field at It:• supervisor to replace P. Mullen 557 ; Team !Ugh fall may add around 9,1100 a. m. Salonlay. Game - Team I, 805; Team ions of water to each acre !Ugh Series - Team I, 2372. land. FIGHT RESULTS MORE ALCOHOUCS SoUda, 11W1rts and white. FIRST SEEK TREATMENT By Unlted Prell btentatlollal QUALITY PULLMAN, Wash. iUPII BIRMINGHAM, Englaad IGr•owc'n• public acceptance of REGULAR - Chic Calderwood, Scot· laicoho:tis~t as a disease is shown land, outpointed Johnny Persol, Certified Oil St1tlon BrunkJYIJ, the existence of more than By Puritan. Loq Iaiii, 1Joa. N. Y. (I) wel&hts, W, Motn St. clinics ror alcoholism in the ion and Henley orew. 'IUIIVallable.. Stales, according to Dr. Wamea'• Tllunday Afternoon A. Maxwell, professor of Legal Battle Gains More Publicity Than Title Bout pl!~~in~e:d:;~l~.:~s;;l!· Bot~ an old andnew artrcies Will be sold; also a bake sale. The sale Le .on Plans will he Saturday, May 8, begtn· gt ning at 9 a. m. at Mrs. !less D Larkin's store building. Memorial ay . The Tuppers Plains School Born;ters are havm& a jitney E supper at the Tuppers Plains Service vents only f- ..1,1) jin:h~ ~~~;~; :J:C/'M~on;o~t'-sc~~3J~s~~J~1~~c~~~\~di:S~~~t:l~go;sts~~t ~fstt~~trs~~.~~h i:t~~~~ t~~~ ~rdE~~~;~ ~~:~ ~~~~.~eL~~ ~~~~~~ ;8 P m. at tho Chester Grade '\ Ahce ea;,: ~ersburg professional instructor; Mrs. alf) ' , AIL5l'W . ~ J; r ! Pomata;:·r•at hilt, troll 4-0 aad '-1, cleveland oll !lA$ Aaron's bat hit tbe Wlllle Mays lied the game downed New York U, Milme- Hol!lloo pitcher in the head, with his eilhth home run in the oota trounced Bltlmon f.Z and bounced in the alr and was eighth illning and doubled me Angeles' .beat Bolton 8-f. · caught on the lly by second anotrer in a five-run lOth inning Bll!singame, a 21.year.old baseman Joe Morgan lor, an for the Giants ag"!""t reliever $!00 000 bonus baby allowed out. Farrell finished the Inning Ray .Wambum. Jnn IJ'aven· five bits and 11 out 12 but was removed lor a pincbhit- port's third double of the game in golllg the IongHI dlslance of ter In the loth and was taken to and a three-run triple by Willie any pitcher Ibis HIIIOD lo even a Mllwankee hospital for obser- McCovey featured the lOth Jn. hls record at ,_2, 1bo only run vatlon. Claude Raymond was nmr llreworlcs, which lollowed be allowed was RUity Staub's the loser. tw~ errors by second baseman Panthers Win 3-Way Meet ',.. ' i St:h~ol Gym. al League," Bunning said. "I bit three in the Amerlw League and I've yet 1<t bit ooe at home." SandyKoulaxpitcbedtheLoa An eies Dodgers into first lace in t.e NL, beating the ~ natl Reds 4-2; Wade Blasingame hurled 14 innings for Mllwankee and Eddie Mathews doubled home tbe winning run in the 1 Line SCOreS I The Happy Harvesters class of the Federated Chur<h will •. , 1'1 'I ' 'l II": . , tholrlt'rs. An un· meet Friday evening at the ! , . G' 1 l Jho Beacon School we."e po church. WEAVE POTIIOLDEnS - ,Jr s t~ Jo cg round. finished braided ru g can be set•n Ill e , A rummage sale o1 clothing and furniture will be held at the St. Paul 's Lutheran ehurch Friday from 9 a. rn. to 4 p. m. Meigs County Pomona Grange ill be hosts to the Athens P"' ~na Grange at the Salisbury School Friday at 6 P· m. The Athens group will present a program. Reireshments Will be served. MAY 8 Group I of the Middleport FIrst United Presbytenan Church w!ll hold a balte aale M 8 at the Tn· Saturday. ay , I rt l-Ulltre Cleaners in Midd epo !rom 9 to 11 noon. ctded to forget a lot ol the book on the hitters and just rar back and ;throw. The result was a four·hll shutout of the New Yo~k Mets, 1-t, a~d .Bunning slugged the game WllllllDg born· er in the bargain. "That was the difference," Mauch analyzed. "He was loose and was just logging· them in there." Dally !eDIIael. ' j s':' I 8eacon Sch00I POlDt sWay • C0Ufl1yPrOJeCt F.Of Me1gs • ' 'v o::ted~ =.,, ,,.., '::. are lir. .I UPJ Brie S I ~~$- Kamman To Assume Dutt'es June l When a beer WOUld taste gOOd, enjoy the beer made extra good by Process 14-K. Pure-grain , , , pure pleaSUre, I I a SPORT SHIRl'S COOL SLACKS WALKING SHORTS with the Golf Shirts !BEST 5UMII' Leape AprU ZZ, ltM l2; ldru~~~;~;!; who has been con- ' research on the subject Fabric SIJop - E. Roush ~ A. Nease 412; N. Barton 394; ma•y ye\lrs, says alcoholiC. E. Sylvester 129; I. Howell going to clinics and Alcoho~ Handicap 126; Total 2172. Anonymous at an earlier age Lost 0. Lantlmut - P. Bill· a bigger percentage of '""' kan 181; M. Hannahs I. alcoholics are ""'!lting Couch S411; L. Burt 2113; L. than ever before. t!Z; Handicap 300; BETI'ER LATE EI'C. 11•11. Won o Loat s. LEOMINSTER, Maas. IUPI) New York CloWtlc Bouse Born in Italy during Ame .. Walt!Jit toe; R. Civil War, Mrs. Annlna J. Warner tOt; c. ,..; It Wolf az; recently became a nato citizen - at the aae ol · 'l'olal 2117. Woo I ....... illarUI ' ' ~. Collllll(lW. ' Caps Dre11, eqlf and oport, • Glm FOR THE GR.UI DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. __________ ._ . "HOME OF ARROW SRIR'l'S" . ~ROY, OHIO ......... ..,..~- ~ �,, . i 'G N ,.. , Voice of Broadway ••• reporting By DOROTHY KILGALLEN Today's .lJfedical Report By WWam Ltwnnee,, p. D. s. crease In hearing. [ Ears become involved be· From the DUO bag: l· '' l iuJvo What can be done about It? cause they lie just behind the dental problem. 1 am S5 lllld The natural bite can be •dl~· ~ bone that forms the back ol the have been wearing a lower, re- ed according to the situatton. T. M. Joint. Io a study made 1 Y'""' how to Brighten I movable p- ·•Jal denture for ov- First of all though, denltsts some ago, loss of hearang, . er 8 year. It hao never felt treat these bile p~oblems satd to come from pressure on .MISS MIDNIGHT'S NOTE· Serle! time . .. Tlte next Jolm lblues. c.ale operator~,:na T~~·· right. My jawo feel tired and symph•n•lically .. That ts, they the ear, was relteved by open· BOOK. Eddie Fisher is lhe tar· Osborne play being tmporled .- a swtnging caty l thp- my ears feel ' ·;e lhere's pres- prescrabe palhallve treatment mg the bile. . get a lawsuit instigated by 'by David Merrick Is titled "In· le of years ago at sure on 'hem. One denti!t •aid Ithat will relieve patients of II arll~tiJS , mfeclion, , lOOJor. : •·l!Oth Century-Fox Records. The admissible Evldellce." It's de· t aelr business ~~ terri d'~ . ~lk· my bite is wrong. If a person's ;their immediate pam and dts- or trauma. are ~r,td pre:nt m; 'd' k k 166 877 for scribed as "a brillianlly wrtl· l•esplte George eppar. .w lite is off what can be done tress. ,her T. M. JOml, a ys s pro. , IS Cl>!11~any see s • .. . fll 1 ode th of a frus- oot "Sands of Kalahara" 18 on· "' blem could probably be solved , labor, materials and lacahttes ten pro •· n . p . nti sness ldo~n Africa way, according to about It? . -Giadya B. I Hot wei packs placed on slde ', in the way ddescribed. And if ··allegedly advanced to the croon· trallon,_ vulgaraty, lt~e u ~cious: Stanley Baker. The oompanyl In addltaon to these oymp. of face in front of the ears, soft lthls gave lite expected relief er There'll be a raft ol fJc.' alcoh.~ltsg;, ..~~sic~ :medy') packs il In at Swakopmund !<Jms, bite problems l~terfere diet, and aspirin, help make ;then building up the bite could htious stories about the Val- ness. ( ' . has l(say that name and get your In m~nr other. ways With the hinge problems easier to llve be done in a more permanenl 23 lous m?vie producers who tried Barbr~d S~r~~~· albums _ laugh for the day!) on May 23, T.~. JOtnt or hange that con· with. But of course, the cause way by use of fixed bridge or 8 movements of the ja~. must be recognize~ and treated splint; crowns and • or onlays , •to get tn touch wtth Linda Dar· no.:rcinsgo her 'the' all·time cbarnp t1en moves to London for four nell just before her trag c m . in weeks. The big problem will er . com~n comp1a~ 1 in a more permanent way. ' are made to fit each tooth ond .death, to oiler her Important of female stngers. !mag ~ le transporting the ferocious are clickmg ]otnl tone patten! Gladys B's symptoms indi·u,.n joined to form a fixed ap· roles. Not true. The rad fact Is if yo~ wall how rna~ mo~e r~ baboons, which are an Integral sai~. he~s went "snap,, crackle, cate that she may indeed be [pliance hinding logether •li _ art of the stor. pop ), Jaws that d?nl open sulfering fro'll a bite problem leelh in the jaw. The general lthat her career was. washed. up ,her patters were~ •• . .. It's just a questron of ltme suit .?f her ·~~tnJar-::va.:pec p Friends .(jazz columnist . wtde eno_ugh or devtale to one called "closed bite." When she torm given to this type of den)lefore certain airhnes gm ~P llal, ~.Y Nam ISh r h .. Idisc jockey George Crater will side, ranging tn the ears, bites, her teeth do not touch listry is rehabilitation. ' &bowing motion ptctures mlliOme mg n~w. 'e eave edr lb sh ked to learn that he burnlgn sensation nn the palate soon enough, or you mlghl say I I lllght They've discovered that best beau (france.) a diamon e oc . . and side ' tongue, pam on sado that her ·aw closes too far If pass~ngers choose their flights Ann·M&rJirel maySh be starthing ~~~~le~ut~~t '~tth~~~~.;f :~:of head, and eometlmes de· b<r teeth] touched too soon: itb Plteadse ts~n~ Y~~r tqu~ston~a;· acco dmg to the air line's repu~ sQmethmg new. e gave er ' uld b II d " b·t " I ou en a ea o r. , iatio~ the time of deJI"rture.lbest beau (fiance?) a diamond W. 52nd St haunt of musicians. Tbe Almanac wop I e cas~fe~~g open f / :· renee in care of this paper. . • . ring He was only 29. eop e mJWhile he cannot answer each and previous expertences a· By Uallod Preso International symptomsof closed bite can [letter personally letters of gen· board that carrier. In other The bitterest feud in show Today is Thursday May 6 often be given dranratic relief eral interesl be answerwords, mos~ tra~elers take a Those who've seen "The Sand- )business has emerged from the tho !26th day of looS with 239 by. opening the bite about a'ed in this column. , plane because thuy want to get piper" say it would be fascinat- publication of "Fred Allen's Let- to follow mllluneter or two. Thts can be _.. --- - - i somewhere, not because they ing to compare the soundtrack ters" in book form. One of The m;,.n IJ approaching its done by building up the biting FIRST I Wdnt to eec a ftlm. !of Liz Taylor·~ di'alogue on this. Fred's comedian friends gave first quarter. surfaces of the lower partial QUALITY I How 10 Succeed in Show Bus- lher new~st ftlm •. wtlh h e.r the editors of the book letters The morning star Is Saturn. denture, making the teeth long- REGULAR lness by Having Unusual Mea- ,'P"';ch m . prevaous pictureo. in which F'red "murdered" a The evening star is Mars. er. The bwld up will prevent , • , , WY 2-2709 surements : Xavier Cugat JShe s deftnately (although per- younger fellow-co-'lltc. The vte- Sigmund Freud, the Austrian the Jaw from clostng too far, Cerhfted 01l Statton 923 S. lrd Ava. swears on a stack of clul-cha- !haps unco~sc10usly) pi~ked up tim considers it extremely b~ neurologist, wal!l born on this thus lessenmg pressure on the w. Mtln St. Pomeroy chas that his protegee and fi- ,so'!le of Rtchard Burtons voral 1 t~ste to have released the mtll- date in 18511 . ea~r~·---------~=========~==========ancee, Charo, will be paid $15,- mannenams, and they say tbe 1stvea dernolashmg him as a tal- On this day In history: oon a week when she plays the result tn deltghtful to the ear. .ent - especially since, Iron!· In 1985 th W k p • e or s rogress T quote one chum· "How · II h . Flamingo in Las Vegas. IGol-1 o . . . 'I '" y, e IS now consldered by AdmlnlstraUon was created by ly, at that rate you'd think they could you ltve wtth Uae man ,his contempo:anes to be a mas- Congress to provide work for could afford to get married 1 who speaks lhe most perfect •ter comedtan perbaps the th 1 ed thr h The son of one of the mo;t :English in the world and not ~greatest living. • . 0 unemp oy oug a ~e· famous stage-and-screen stars be Influenced by It?" rieS. of proJects supported y of "II lime has been barred I Sidney Poitier's friends say pubUe funds. · hi• life has been threatened by In 1937, the German dirigible from more than a dozen mg11 1. . b h 0f Hlndeoburg exploded at Lakeclubs for being a nuisance a Cahfornaa ranc lhe Ku 3ffiS00 . . Kim Novak and Ursula And· 1Klux Klan, but he doesn't seem hurst, N. J. Thirty-stx passenres~ are the finalists for the to have reported it to the authgers dled. . lead opposite Marcello Maslro· orities - or perhaps they're eWS 0le8 In 1941, Communist Dtctalor ia nni in Joe Levine's "The Sev- guarding him secretly That Joseph s.talin beca~e premier enth Virtim ,, which rolls in attractive couple quietly cele-\ of Russta, succeeding V. M. Rome slarting June 1. bralmg their wedding anniver· Mr. and Mro. Larry McGraUa M.~ ~ v._ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1,sary m a cosy corner at Dan- of Shade and Mr. and Mrs. Lee - olo~to . . 'ny's hte other night was Sy Snider of Logan were guesll of sunday. A popular comedian with a v1a and Ed Sullivan. Observing, Mr. and Mrs. Earl McGrath. Mr. and Mro. James Payne well·dcservcd repul'ation for was hard to realize they've Mrs. Bessie Graham has re- left for Calllomla. gamht ing ha.:; already dropped .been married for 35 years. turned from Dunbar, W. Va. Mrs. Addie Brudlield h3o:: a 5-fi gure bundle on baseball, Manlrattan nightclub owners Mr_ and Mro. Fred Dean are been returned home much be~ and ll's a long way to Worldaren't the only ones crying the nursing his mother who is 111. ter. r-------~~-=~==~ ---~ -'-=='-='--"=i Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wellls, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hill Mrs. Arix and Mrs. John Stout and children of Columhus came For Mother _ The New Sensation In attended services Sunday even- for her aunt'• funeral. Mrs ing at the MI. Union church. Tom Turner. Ladies Ruth Barry Nylons, They Are tended church oervices Sunday Mro. Edna Blumanauer and evening at the Mt U n 1on Mrs. Stout and Mr. Dana Tum church. er Sr. attended Mrs. 1umer'' Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carr funeral. A New Kind Of Sheer DuPont Nylon visited Mrs. Grace Carr, Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Harris cnme Lace Guard Toe and Afterwelt Glen Haning and sen Dale. from Swanton, 0. fur Alvin COLORS: Smart Beige and Charm Taupe Mrs Nellie Clay called on Dye's funeral. SIZES: Small, Med. A, Med. B, Tall . Mr. and Mrs. Bud Douglu. Mr. and Mrs. Cha•lie Jones Con·air Morr:w Sport Sedan Allen Borgan s)JOnl the week- spent the weekend at Zanesville 1 end with his mother, Mrs. liel· with relatives. lie Borgan and 'ollchael. Mr. David Riggo has returnMr. and Mrs. Joe Carsey !lad ed from out west. MIDDLEPORT, 0. their children home with them - Mn. .lobo Stoat i "'{:tn F:gh51~ries - I 28'9 Va IIey l urnber &suppIy c0 L..--------1 Chocolates it 1 llb.$1.60 2lb&3.l5 • Middleport, 0, i ,! $l.9p?. o: LOAFERS 1 Jb_ .2.15 2 IlboL4.25 Mother's Day MAY 9th Wednesday, May 19,1965 BEGINNING AT lP:OO A .M. PARTS $1~.000. to S20,000. regular wholesale worth or automoblle, & truck & Indu stria l parts, for all makes and modela mostly for 1949 th rough 1955 models, and late model parts. These parts consisting mostly of - motor, brakes and electrical parts. Thry are all new and in boxes with all the numbers and markings . They are all name Branda such as F('dera l: H;~mco; Ford; McQuary -Norris; Bowers; Carter; F'ram <~nd ottu• rs. A large stock of V Belts; 7 new Tires; 26 n('w Tuhes; Some used Tires. SHOP TOOLS 18 Ton Press l!kr new; Electric welder and Equipment; Tire Chanicr; Air Chisel; Floor Jack; Spark Plug Clean· er and te~rer . Wheel Balancer; Key Machine; Rocket Automatic Car W a~ h : other tools and Small Items not listed. EQUIPMENT 100 metal parts bins, l{ood; 50 met..al parts bins, fair; metal counler; show case; display racks; McCoskey chal'lge account file; File Box; Electric Pop Cooler; Other Equipment not li!iled. Expecting to have 5 automobile• on tbe auction if not sold before day of Sale. -' RUTLAND AUTO PARTS SHERMAN TILLIS: OWNER AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Dealer don't mtu this .ale as we -. are goi ng to 1;ell the P·arls mostly in Iarae Iota; They will ' all st•ll to the highest bidder regardless of price. TERMS: CASH on day of Sale, Solo Conducted By STANLEY & SON Auction & Rllll!altft Service 131 W•t Mtln Str01t Chillicothe, Ohio Phone 775-3330 Evening 634-3682 DELIGHT ---.... The Pomeroy National Bank 3 Seled the finest bere. Show your ASSETS fine jewelry from Middleport, 0. DELTAH ('oupt worthy 556; Duerr 155; Davis 534: Anderson 418 ; Sauer 544; CUster 3119; Total 2514; Won I, Lost ~. Points 2. Ind. High Game - Wm. Radford 226; Ind. Hlgb Series - K. Yeauger Team High Game - H. & R. Firestone Dlli Team High Series - H. & R. Firestone 2602. '*: CUI.JURED PEARLS CLOSEOUT! Ono ond 2 Strand TOTAL ASSETS ----------·- --------------- $!1,ll09,12~.24 LIABILITIES 20.00 to 40.00 Demand deposits of tndlvlduals, partnership•, and corporations --- --·- ----- -- - ------- ---- $1.600,448.93 Tlme and savings depozltl of indtvhluals, partnerships, and corporations _ ------------ !,035,020.78 LOWEST PRICES EVER! NEW SPRING SELECTION SILVERPLATE Mother's F~mlly _m .... -------------- THE N0.1 WAY C."tTAL ACCOUNTI Capital: Common stocl<, total par value ·----------·- $ 125,000.00 178,000,00 Surplus -- --- ------ ------------------· -----110,558.60 Undivided protita -------- ---------·-----------TOTAL Ll.ABILITIE8 AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ------ ----·------· $ft,ll09,12li.U MIMORANDA Anetl pledpd or wtened to secure llabilltiea and lor other purpooea --·----------------- · $ 118!1,000.00 Loans u shoWD above are alter deduction of renrvea ol - ---------- -----------------31,348.at I, Paul lit JDooa. Alllllant Caahior, of tho above·named bank do hereby declare that thiJ report of condition ·Ia true and correct to tht bel.l of my knowledge and belief. PAUL E. KLOI!S, All'l Cashier We, tho undenl,llled dlrectoro attoet lho correctnooa of this report of condition aad deelut !hot It hao been tumlned TBEOiiORE RE1!:D. by us and to lht belt ol our lmowlodto T.and belief;Ill, 1J trut and correct. &If~ •>' W. '-RQMEROV MOTOR ~· ~co·MPANY ~.... ''. MAIN STREET .;..._ · . PHONE WY2·~126 ,. POMEROY :.:.f: ;.of ' •, ' ' . ~ ..: • ........ ,,. v ~--~--~ .. ~ I PRINCESS GARDNIII BILLFOLDS 3.95 to 7.50 l!tch Additional Stono, $5 ~ ~~ .. ';: _._,_·~==·· .............-.........:.-·......--.......:........-_.. ;. .....,...............-·::··~·:- 1 ____ ___ ________ '· • Ring, $25 CHEVROLET • CHE~ELLE • CHEVYD • CORVAift '. Bulovt~ & Elgl.n Wa~ches • Caravelle by Bulova G, ~iCil:: $ sL E I, JEWELRY SlOIU iltml!l in -- --------- $ 937,456.38 of Federal agencies and corporations not ~uaranteed 1,742.!10 by U.S.) <Net of any reserves) ____ -------------2,ll07,1169.28 Loans and discounUi !Net of any reM!!"Vt'i!) ------------- ----31,000.00 Fixed assets -··------ -- - ------- ------ --- - ------- ----- 23,795.119 Other assets ------ --- -----------------------------------TOTAL ASSETS ..... .. .... ____ --- -------·.-- ·-- $7,282,lll7.01 LIABILITIES J :;:. ~ ST. e _' POAUROY · '··. \ 638,4!16.62 16,925.80 TOTAL DEPOSITS ------------- ---- --- .. !6.820.560.79 Total demand deposits --------- ----- $3.249,160.98 Total time and savings deposits _____ _ $3,571,399,81 - - - TOTAL IJABILITIES ·-------------------·------- ---· $6,~,560.79 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Common stock- par value per share $2:i.OO No . shares authorized 4000 HOU.OWARE GIFT ITEMS oaeb oblld, A l>eautl11al Red Hot and RolUng! See your Chevrolet dealer for a new .. ·. / ~· ~~!~t~F.~JU~~i[:Jit=::.f:,~: • Her birthstone ond for vour !!"'..,.._·.~ _:.. _...................... "' end Community by Cornelio vacation plan-World's Fai~, Yellowsrone, ~a~a;a, Mackin~c Bridge, summer cottage? See us for the rtght Chevrolet so you II make 1t m style. Like a lively Corvair. Or the style and economy of a Chevy II. Or n youthful Chevelle, favorite in.its size class. Or a luxurious Jet-amooth Ch~vrol~t. The last three are available with the economical, spirited 'l)urbo·Thnft Stx. You can order a Monza with up to 140 hp. You can't find a newer car or a better time to buy one. Come in-pick yours now! · What's ~otsb United Sur.tes GoYernment obligation~. dirt~ct ».nd 3,294,114.08 guaranteed (Net of any reser.res l Obligations of States and political subdivisions 488,900(17 (Net of any reserves) ___ . ------· ·- ---Other bonds, notes, and debentures (including no St'{'\lrit.ieil •, By Rogert RINGS ,.' Cash, balances with other banks, and proceu of rollertion Deposits of States a·nd political subdivisions - ---- ---------- - Certified and officers' checks, etc. _____ ____ _ _ ___ ___ _ Ch"ro~l Impala Sport S'""• Other liabUitiH --------·---------------------- 11U'ID.18 TOTAL LIABILITIES !•21U88.t14 ASSETS and corporations .. ____ __ _ ·-· --- 12.611,338.11 Time and savings deposits of individuals. partnerships, and eorporations __ ·------- --- ------- 3,483,899.81 69.898.41 Deposils of United States Government ------ -------------- 1.00 to 10.00 Total time deposito ---------- $3,110,020.78 undltr S.dion 5211, U. S. Rt11iNd itatuMt-, Demand deposits of individuals, part.nt>rships COSTUME JEWELRY 14,382.80 434,001.94 20,482.03 Total demand deposita -------- $l,IICU,27ft.70 ~----------·--~;____....;_ BAKER FURNITURE Goessler's! Chntlle Malibu Sporl FURNITURE S595· 00 love for mom with and guaranteed -------- -------- ---------- - 1,023.143.63 · Obligations of States and poJltical subdivisions --383,922.95 Corporate stocks (Including $9,000.00 stock of Federal Reserve Bank) ___ ____ __ __ 9,000.00 Loans and discounli (includinl $720.&7 overdrafts) 3,483,3114.91 Bank premises owned $115,892.87, furniture and fixtures $27,619,13 -·- -----------------43,312.00 Other asseli ____ . __ ---------------------------- _ _.::;869=.7.::;9 IWIY P. YOUNG, Nollly Publle I I Cash, balances with other banks, and cash Items I in process of collection -------- - - - -- ---- - $ 005,481.96 United States Government obligations, direct MyConuniosionEKp~retJuneao. 11!811 S199 I I ; St•te No. 213X Deposita of United States Government (includinll poatal oavtngs) . -----------Deposits of Stat01 and political oubdlvlslons .... Other deposits (certified tnd officerS' checks. etc.l TOT.\L DEPOSITS .. -- ·---$!1,104,296.48 S199 ROUSH'S SHOE STORE 1at the close of business April 26, 1965, a 1tate ban kine In st.I· . tution organized and operating under the banking laws of th1!! ! State and a member of the Federal Reserve System. Published in accordance with a call made by the Stale Banking Aulhorities and by the Federal Reserve Bank of this District. ' TENNIS OXFORDS CANVAS OF POMIROY, OHIO will sell at Public Auction the following Porta and Equipment. LOCATED: In Rutland, Ohio .99 HOUSE SLIPPERS THE FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS COMPANY, As I am quitting the Garage and Parts Businen, I s 1 REPORT OF CONDITION Of AUTOMOBILE PARTS - GARAGE EQUIP. Black Kid Arch Shoes I CANTRESE · 98c pair AUCTION :I:•~ ~ . I Rose""' Dlolrlrt No. 4 :!!; i: ~~;~~~n~:;47~; =~g~\~ :~~~";k t~ !~1b:t~:!m .::'~~ ~~e ~nd e~: Faye Manley be 0 411; High Game - K. Wilder- ford 542; Total 2457. Won S Lost ror: "Janice loves to rat her ~ me 1 • me. p :u muth !lie; E. Haley !lie. 0 Points 8. Mr. Bee - M. Men- hair. Before she knows it, her pa~en s · - · · chini 575: L. Jewell 384: Blind head'll be bare!" Then the olh- Jar ·ld ,1 tell J st INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE 390; Blind 390· D Dotson 419 · er day she clipped lhe headline h kwout nd anyone.. u r April 28, 1965 Hand.•cap 87; 'Tolal · 2244. Won' i to your column. "Savmg . Use· c •ec 1 bo ownk 1o expeflence : to 1 11· I Blue and Gray - V. Wipple 0 Lost 3 Points n. less Things Can Becomt Habit" w .t>n a hy asdoes vo~t up 1 1'" ' . . room - e sn Wdn o 529 : E. Bachner 473; W. Chish As land 011 - H. Vineyard 1and pmned 11 on top of a bunch pu.v a record _ he hopes to 1 ler 470; F. Porter 4!1ll; J. Duerr 372; J. Mees 337; D Bechtle of stuff on my dresser. !make one' An 1rl who falls ' 487; Tolal 2457; Won 2 Lost I 452; E. G1lland 432; Blind 390; And on ~Y allowance bank, :for that line give~ the impreo- ~ Points 6. K & C. Jewelers - Hand1cap 1~0; Total 2131. Won ~he .tapes, Insecun!y IS a_full 1sion she knows where it leads. R. Bowen, Sr., 419; J. Johnson 0 Lost 3 Pomts 0. Blue & Grey tronmg ba~.ket - Ma-Ma m a ~ext time, don 't go home to , 486; P. Radford 447; L. Wolfe - V. WJppel 443; E. Bachner Muu-Muss. i meet 8 fellow 's parents, unless I 502; A. Stobart 492; Total 2346. 440 : W. ChJSier 466; F'. Porter I have a lot more ol them, ·your're SURE the parenll are Won 1 Lost 2 Points 2: 471: J. Duerr 467; Total 2287. like on the refrigerator "Stuf- 'l home. - H. , eOxfords Size Davl1 • "arner - E. Perry Won 3 Lost 0 Points 8. fing snacks leads to oversturfed . Nylons At AJe _ twelve? I 540; L. Dvis 403; H. Chesher K & C. Jewelert- R. Bowen, Islacks." i Dear Helen : 5 to 9 ePumps 448; Blind 3!10; Blind 3!10; Hand- Sr. 515: ./. Johnson 428 ; P. Later: Hey, you know some- i I would like to tell thai , icap 135; Total2306; Won I Lost Radford 459: L. Wolfe 511; A. thing' My mother really IS ] woman 'who signed herself ! B & D Widths 2 Points 2. Swisher & Lohse- Siobart 41J5: Total 2398; Won 1 pretty clever. I never realt7.ed "F'rantic" that ALL I% and 13- : J. Bailey 501; T, Bowen 422; Lost 2 Points 4. Davis .. Warn- it till I started writing down the year-old girls are wearing nyK. Wiggins 525; K. McElhinny er l?surance - E. Perry 537; things she thinks up. And I ' ions to school. 1 think she i BLACK KID LEATHER 523 ; W. Willford 495; Total t166. R Carson 388; r. Anderson 348; g~ess they help too, or I would- should willingly buy nylons for Won 2 Lost I Points 6. H. Chesher 276; F. Retctlert n I remember them, and they- her daughters. You don't know . Ashland Oil - H. Vineyard 521; Handicap 150; Total 2350. : re a lot more fun than getting how embarrassing it is to go to 378; J. Mees 344; D_ Bechtle Wo~ 2 Lost I Points 4. ·nagged. I'm PROUD of her! school without them. -S. E. 1 529; Blind 390; E. Gilland 441 · Hrgh Game - M. I started this leller yesterday Dear S: , Crepe Soles Handicap 150; Total 2232. Wo~ 211; Htgh Series- M. Menchini I was mad about the hiar· 8 & EE Widths 3 Lost 0 Points 8. Mr. Ileo- M. 575: Team High Gamenote, but you can see that to- Not all 12 and 13-year-olds Menchini 528; L. Jewell 423· er & Lohse 845 ; Team day I feel different. So •tm send- wyea~lmg nylons to school, dear. G. Harris 424; Blind 390; Serie8- Swisher & Lohse ing it anyway to show how .0 u 1 be hearmg fro~ 8 lot Dolson 408; Total 2173_ Won 0 , kids can change if they jw;t grrls who prefer shoehners and Lost 3 Points o. sleep on something. Maybe knee socks because insecurLty IS High Game - 1!. Menchini BEND LJ!;AGUE more of them should, before a runner on the go. -"219; High Series - E. Perry April !9, l96$ they finish their letters to you. Dell~hr HIedolen : h bo 540; 'ream High Game _ Swish· Racine Americaa Legion a you say w en a y er & Lohse, 898; Team High Sylvester 572; Sears . 572; Team High Game - RaJ asks your measurements? - W. Series - Blue & Grey, 2457. land 434; Teaford 417; . A . Le . 831 IN. wond 469. Total 2381. Points 6. cme mertcan gton, ;'D W eWhito -N Team High Series, Racine Am- eTar _: , . eBluo Wednesday Nlte Mixed League atlonal We Insurance - F'. eriran Le~ion 238 !. ell htm you re 211-20 - vlston eBiock pr. eBiock April 2!1, 1965 Aieker 436; B. Owens 442; and change the subject. - H. pr. eBiuo Pacers Four - Joe Bailey con l37; Whitlatch 448; CITY LEAGUE Dear Helen : 2 pr. $3.00 408; Mildred Bailey 382 ; Lois 435.: Handicap 90; Total 2278. , AprU 27 , 1965 I'm desperate. I loved this Size 4 to 9 McElhinny 373 ; Ken McEihin· Pomt~ 2· I D & D Bar - H. Miller 410; boy and he '""".very persua· Size 4 to 10 ny 539; Totall702. Won 0 Losi 3. Waid Cross. & Sons -:- Smith Walker 542; J. Louks 401; Sch· save. I dtdn't thmk it ' was K _ p• 1 _Paul Kloes 5431 Jean 508 , McKenzae 475; Bhnd 390; oenleb 443 ; Hawley 5431 Hand- wrong. Well. now he wont mar· Kloes 375; Charisse Porter 3!10; I Grueser .449; Louks 523; Total icap 33; Total 2372. Won 0, Lost ry ,me•. and even says the baby Bill Porter 49l; Handicap 75 ; ' 2345. Pomts 8. .Columbus And 3, Points o. Middleport Dept. IBn t hiS. My mother Is awfu lly Total 1874. Won 3 Lost 0. I Southern Electnc Store - McElhinney 470; Wip· oid-fas?toned and my 39; Gall Hovaller 353; Rich· .lour 430 : Alk<re. 410; Boyer 427; pel 536; Russell 500; Martin couldn t care les~. '.want , 225 No. Second Middleport !I Bland 3!10, Bodimer 419; 527; Stobart 522; Total 2538; keep the baby !l s all I ve 1 ' cap Won 3, Lo s1 0, Poms . 1 8. S~:~~~ ;' ;g~o~t~le~ft~of~h~tm~.~W~ha~t~sh~o~ul~d-1~~~~~~~~ I 144 ,11Total1 220 Pomts o. _mpe_r 8 E eetrlc - Carson Syracuse Ball Park 376 ; MtUer 447 ; Grant 41 6; Brat. ter 449; Ingels ~,.o4C~f/.; 539; NJl.!isel·· ll ton 438, Clatworthy 514; Total d 479 . G . R Lo k 418 2195 Po' 1 • H 1 roa , rueser , . u s Ch•rtO< No. 1980 ·. m.s •· 0 snm No. %- 451· Total 2335· Won 0 Lost 3 Holhday 433; Platter 426; ' o. H. & ' R. F~lone ~ wards 466 :. Paulsen 371 : Blackston 510; Haggerly 4.'10; REPORT OF CONDITION OF 520, Handtcap !50; Total . R df rd 581 . 0 M'i546 , Pomts6 ao ,.J I H' h (; ler 478; Handicap 57: Total •g . arne. - A. Sylvester, 2602; Won 3. Lost 0, Points 8. 214, H1gh Smes - A Sylvester Do · ~ y 606 "l tF=..;.,._.-=-.,..;;;:-,~~~ wme--urou - eauger ; !i Wolfe 444; Dillon WI; Blind 420; Blind 420; Randlcap 150; Complete Rooms Total 2544; Won 2, Lost 1, Points ef Pomeroy In the St•t• of Ohio, At Th. Close of lusiMil eon April 26, of 8. Pomeroy Cem. Bloc~ -Ciat1965. Publifhtd in r•1ponse to call maO. by ComptroJI« .. tM (yrrency 1 H ' ville N N ~·:i-~'"'=·:::::-~~-;;-iii-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~: 28 ". 0: I RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN H ° ~~S~ 1 .:m r to MOTHER widt love ••. dull walls g;;, HELEN HELP us J Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O.';·May 8, 1965.,;..5' ... ··til& .., '!lttll . . . - - - - - - - Woa 211 Loot '». Tloe AlleJ _, • _. . eau- LoltClelland211; Tom dL? - BEWILDERED send me a stamped, ad·adtl Clelland 461; Blind 330; Har· Oear Bewilde.re<l: ressjld envelope. - H. 0 old Ru98ell 421; Total 1491. Honey . yuu MUST tell Won 11 Lost 211. mother. and let her make This column is df!l!lcAkd ta Evelya'a GrocflJ - Nelia by Helen Bottel rangements tor you. There's family living, 80 if Yllll'r bav· Barton 498; Bob Barton m; other way and· she WILL under-ling kid trouble or iuat · plaJJ Bob !bUn tOO; lola Howell 425; YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! -JANICE. stand. Mothers hav" a trouble, let lleleD Help ,'YOU. Total 1795; Won 211 Lost \1. This column is for young pee> Dear Janice: rising to ernerg.,cleo. She will also welCome Your 'lle &pollen - Ben Grindstaff. 1 th lr bl nd 1 your mother has the right 1 . own amuains aperlencea. Ati4341 Barb Grlnd!taff 381: Vlr· pe, ~ lr b~mJ 8d ~OS: light touch. How about pinning As for keepmg the dress Helen lloltelln cart ol 0 glnia Hoyt 383; Art Hoyt 332; ~~· the this note to her pillow: ''Dear why not meet that newspaper. : : : ~n len ' 1 Handicap 90; Total 1620. Won _ 1 res e e P Ma-ma in a Muu-Muu: 1 love- when it come•? You'D ~~;/r.::;;=====::~~ ll Lost 211. Cs .•. It welcomes laughs but love You-You!!" - H. much differently seven Hi"" wonta dodge oerlous queslton I mel tu.. Lr- bo you no FIRST "" Game - p. Kkles. 219·• with bruslr a- off y at a party Iast from now , when , oP · N. Barton 177; Hlgb Sertes Send li month We've been dating ever feel any !ole lor IIIli boy QUALITY 1 P. Kloes 543; N. Barton 498; to y thy~:kedeenF-ageltques onsf since ·About a week ago after left you cold. REGULAR T HI h G K P' ou ~ or ' care o .. earn g. arne.- • ~· Helen Help US!, this newspap- 8 movte he asked me to P. S. I have a list ol bOIDell Certiftecl Oil Stlllon 858; Team Hagb Seraeo- K-P s er. over to hi! house. He told for unwed mothers In your area. w. Moln St. 1874. his parento were home u you need assas· ta nee L Comic Mother Doen'l Amuoe h h bod• '"""• Mucb w en we 110t I ere no y INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE We deckled to 10 up to April It, llllli Dear Helen: room to play records. Swisher & Lobvo - J. Bailey My mollrer thtnl<o ohe ts a W 11 h t 1r h d 1 ot .., .. 'P . • .., "1lllltl, 1281; w.. 2 Loot I. lll.w rowE. Haley 368; M. Neat 280; J. Ferguson 354; V. Phillips 317; Handicap 42; Total 1351. Won . 1 Lost 2. Team No. J - H. Blackston 273; A. Radford 325; P. Bearill "'''"· _ __:A~prl"!.._l~25~·_.!1~965~-~~L.~R~id~en~o~ur~332~;~~~~ 329; K. Wildermuth 357; Hand!cap 33; Total 1317. Won 1 Loot , 2. PlriJlelteo - I. Bartrum 161 V. Davis 321; P. Stone 328; L. Boyles 335; Total 1351. Won 2 Lost I. Spareleoo- W. Fetty 297; M, Snowden 297•' p . Grant 324·• 8. Hood 313; Total 1221. Won 1 Lost 2. Broadway Four - B. ~. F Manl 411· Kr awsczyn """• • ey • K. Kauff 286; I. Russell 253; CANDIES Handicap 63! Total 1279. Won %Lost 1 · Team High Serlell - S I o w Four, 1351; Pinnetteo, 1351, Team High Game - Stow No. aharea outstanding 4000, Total par value ----------- $ 100,000.00 300,000.00 Surp1UA ----- ---- ·------ -- ---- ------- ------------------- SINGER 600 SERIES SLANT.o.MATIC MACHINES 4 BUY NOW SINGERS TO SELLI AND SAVEl Undivided profits ·---·---·----------------------------- 62.416.22 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ----------------------482.416.22 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS __ ___ $7.282.977.01 l, M.xine Griffith, Cuhier, of the above-named bank do hereby deelart that thia report of condition i1 l.rue and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. A Fine Mother's Day Gift Tit@ Fabrie Shop Si~gl'r S4l11s ' & Service McCall's Patterns w-(2-2284 J\5 W. SECOND MAXINE GRIFFITH We, the undenl&ned directors attest the eorrectness of this report of ronditlon tnd declare that it has been examined by us and to the beat of our knowledte 1nd belief il true·tnd correct. EDISON HOIISTE'M'ER ALFRED M. F.LIIERI"ELD Directors WA.RliEN PICKENS ;, •. I i '· \ �,): ' P' • t ,...._ n~~t M'ddl ort 0 M I 1981 . ¥ !e"(SIIn...... • Pomero!:_ 1 ep ' ·• _ay ' . RECEIVE Fll lEEN Service b Held . Mr!. ~ l'GOin won !lie anit ll'lrl. Cliar19 SBJI'e, Belpre, PT. PLEASANT _ The Can· .T.A. Barmer and reading Cir- Mrs. Harold Humpbre)> and ~11ospital ~eWS clyatriperl of Pleasant Valley 1-'or Mra. Clooch ele Book. Bef!'esl\lllents In keep. family BellevUle, W. Va., 1!141 Hospital have accepted 1~ new qwlth tile Sprtn; season were Howard Buckley, llfarlelta. : member• and have elected of- PT. PLEASANT - Funeral !Mli'VIId. d Wiltoli ENTERED HOSPITAL ficers for the coming year. New services for Mrs. Noreta Eileen A bake sale was held by Girl anil 111~iu G~ vlllted officers selected are: Shirley Clonch, 28, Pl. Pleasant, will Scout Cadett.e Troop 72 ·preced- ~th , : y,d Mr m(larj Walton '.., Mn Curoll Ada J be nd pro Among tho,., who entered the Pyles, presidenl: Diane Grimm, be held Friday at I :30 p. m. C.B.C.'s met with ing the met!ling. lee wai~! andsMr and Mrs' 1 hair ~~ • , ma, r. I mem r • posa c man Holzer Hospita l tn the vast ·vi ce presidenl : Betty Sturgeon, DST in lhe Crow · Bussell Fun· and Ella Osbornt. Busineas PERSONAUi James Ruth and ~ly ' · . .nJNlOR WOMAN S CLUB ;of the dme, opened.~ meet- 24 hours were Charlotte A.jsecretary; Libby Stewart. assis· eral Home wtlh the. Rev. K~n· meeting conducted by Pre~idenl Mrs. Bell; King and family, Mr. ond Mrs. Galft!l.' Reed, Tb!l New Haven J~mor Wo- 1 mg The 1roup sang Rtse Up, French Rt. l, Gallipolis, Chaun· Ulnt secrelary . France, Lay· neth L. Fuller ofhctating. Bur- Denver Weber. ProJects Belpre visited with Hod Klb- Coolville, were recent vlsiters man'J club held thetr Apr 11 0 Men of God." Mr. Herman ,cey L. JoluuK>n, Patriot Star held, treasurer and Elnora tal wtll follow w Ihe Pine Gro.ve dtscussed. Refreshme?ts. ble and family recently. of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenoe Rose. meedng at the home of Mrs Layne, General Chairman, spoke iRt' Terry Donald Adams. 42G Wheeler, a~stslanl trea~urer. A cemetery near Leon ' served to the followrng. Mr. Mrs. Mabel Hetzer is •isittns illr. and Mrs Lyle BalderGary Roush. Devottons were on our Christian Respomibili- 1Fourth St., Kanauga , Hart H. party Is bemg formulated for Mrs. Clonch, a nurse s aide and Mrs. Walter Brown, Mr. with her son, Arthur Hetzer and son ana Kay and Ml'!l. R. E. Willed by Mr. Robert Barm!z. M Willi R II I Rucker , Northup, Mrs Everett the newcolll~rs of the organJZa· at Pleasant Valley Hospital, and Mrs. Roy Hannum family, Washingto", W Va. Iiams •r•nt a day IVI<b Mrs. !lA: , ty. r. am usse , v ee l k Rt 2 Vmton, Mrs. !ton. Mrs. Olive Wood 1s adVIsor died Monday evenmg m the famtly , Mr. and Mrs. Robert ,. • , d H , Durtng the busmess meellng presldenl of the Church Coun- C Coo ' , , . of the group I Sh . th d ht 0 f K' d M and Mrs Sunday • "tors of Mr. and ,el l'ad.rson an Mr.. . E. nd d . : . Albert Roush, 249 N Thtrd St. , ' hosptta · e IS e aug er mg an son, r. . · Mrs Virgil Ruckley were, Mr \••un• Belleville, 1 the club voted to se a ona let! and Organization chaU'man Middleport, Mrs. Orville H Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ernesl Whttebead and famlly,fr"';;;;;i....O...;;;;;;;;;;;i;.iiii&;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;aiililio;;;;;o;;liiiiiiiiOiiiO.., bon lo Mental Health They d~ l~ spoke on the Council's Action. Hogue, Rl. f, Middleport, HarVef DeWS Thornton, PI Pleasant, who Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber Clded to hold "" Arls an Rev Jack T. Welch, pastor of ry Kerns Roush, Minersville, survives. Other survtvors are and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Wa~- ~ 10 Crafts show May. I the church, ohowed a 10und Mrs. James L. Spencer, Rt. l. her husband, Wendell Clonch, ren Pickens. Next meeting will New members welcomed ln·[movie, "The Gift." Main ad- R.acine, Marion C. Lewis, Jack· Gauge reading• - Galllpo· Athens, Ohio. two daug'lters he with the Pickens. to· tho club were Mrs. Peggy dress of the evenin& was given , 00 . James w. Barnell, Rl. 5, lis Dam 18.2, 15.7, running 13 ar.d one son, four sisters and RIVERVIEW PTA Edwards, Mr> . carol workman, by Rev. George Weirick, Dean Jackson, Mrs. Nellie P. Sayre. 1feet on rollers, Pome10y-Mason two brothers. Friends are bemg Three types of discipline used I , Mrs. Sandra van Maire. Mrs. ol Ohw · Kanawha. Dtstnct ol Wilkesville, Flelcher Wallace 21.23, Pt. Pleasant 24.44, HID· received a! the Crow Hus- ' by mothers were portrayed m Karen Clark. Mrs. Sharon Me· Western Pennsylvama and West Eherls, Hamden, Mrs. John E. ton 1.67, Kanawha Falls 4.80, sell Funeral Home. a skit, entitled "Scattered Sho.w· I Millan, Mrs. Eunice Meadows. Vtrgmta Synod. He IS pastor of Brown, Rt. 2, Ironton, Mrs. Charleston 19.62,. London, Mar-! crs" given by Ohto Umverstty Door prizes were won by Our saviour Lutheran Church Josephine J. Hart, Hunhngton, met and Winfield dan" were i • , Drama Students at the Aprtl l, Mrs. James cunningham , Mrs 1m Ravenswood and a former and Mrs . Kenn,elh E. Hensley, on the Sills. , Gregory Appomted , meeting of the RIVerview P.T. j Elll!elll! Hesson, Mrs. Jack pastor at St. PauL The· meet· Ravenswood, \\ . Va . Boat Movemento: , , IA. The play stressed the tm· Paugh and Mrs. Robert Barn- I mg was closed wtth the smgmg BIRTHS I Ohio River - John Ladd To Al!sJstantship poru.nce ol dlsctplmmg t h •I liz. !of ".Now Thank We All Our Mrs. Elson D. Long, Rt. I, Dean down 13, 12:30 a. 111 .; Lil·1 PT PLEASANT _ William child along with love and un· 1 JUNIOR O.U.A. M. WINS i God and benediCtion by Pas· Letart, W. Va ., daughter. 4:09 tie George up 14, 2:45 p. m.; F. Gregory of 2505 Mt. Vernon derstandmg. The clnld sho_uld Douglas Miller. Donald ~- ' lor Welch. p, m. Wednesday. Mrs. David Reliable up H, 3:15 P· m : Vtr· Avenue. Pt. Pleaunt, has been be encouraged to express htm-1 Roush, Harry '11iller. W. W. I The committees for lhe dinner Eugene Sullins, Rt. 2, Bidwell, gima up 14, 1:40 p. m.; Queen appointed Research Assts!ant at self. . Xllli and Russell Capeharl , l, were Mrs. William Powell, din· daughter. 3:12 p. m . Wednes- Ctty up 14, 11 .50 p. m.' .Laguna the Ohiu Valley Experimer: Sta· j Precedmg the program the I members or the New Uaven Ju- ner a~rangements chairman; day. Mrs. Thomas c. Martin. ! up 1~, 1 ~· ~ · : St · Mary :l down 1 tion on Route 62 north of Pt. Iold offt~ers were reelect ed for nior O.U.A. M.. represnted the Mrs. Olio Grimm, Mrs. Donald Rutland. son, 8:07 a. m. Wed· 16, 6.30 a. rn , Jefferson up 17,! Pleasant. the comtng year excepttht lodge '" the National Junior 0 Bumgardner, Mrs. John Fry,,nesday. Mrs. Cordon Clark , 12 :20 a. m: John J. Rowe up I Gregory is .a native ol Rrax- retary, Mrs. Roherl K.• nngnmtm· ll U. A. M. Uow lmi Tournament Mrs. Jack T. Welch , Mrs. Wil· New Haven, W. Va., son. 5: 13 17, 6:55 a. m.: Peggy Downey 1ton County. He IS a ~ raduate is muvmg from the " 0 held April 21 and 25 at Willow Itam McFarland and Mrs. Paul a. m. Wednesday. Mrs. Robert up IR, 5 a. rn .: Ttl an down 18, 'or West Virginia UniverSity ity. Mr>. Roy Hannum was ele<:t-11 Grove Park Lanes in Philadel. Roush, Menu a~d Tables ; Mrs. jMcNeil, Gallipolis, i!On, 4 50 a. 6:30 a. m.: Lillian G. up 18, 11ond formerly served as Mal<ln ed to that offtce. Othet phia, Pa. The lanes are the Wil liam Russell, Chief Hostess: m. Wednesday. , ' : m. ; Walter Hougland up 18. I County Agricultural Agent from , are. president, Mrs. , largest bowlmg esta blishment Mrs. Paul Roush, Mrs. Harold DISCHARGED 17.15 a. m., Valley Voyager up 1955 to 1!163 He recemty has Whttehead, me prestdent. In the world. wtlh 116 lanes Rose Mrs Harry Lavne Mrs P · 1. 1 tl d. h ed ~ 19, 6:55 a. m : H. H. Brn<wnrth operated a feed grinding serv- Walter Br.own and treasurer. · · Paugh, · a lfn sFrank recenClonch Y tsc arg The mem bers from New Joseph Mrs.· 'Alfred· ncluded Mrs · I' up 20 • 5' 35. a · m.; Onward ·tee . ~I the Experime11! ~·a rm 1Mrs. Har IISS Fran k. Haven won over 141 tea ms p:n·· Sprouse and Mrs. John Roush ando Canter Mrs Ch~ I B : down 21 , 5:05 a. m.; Invader hiS work will be with general The treasurer reported ticipating in I he lournamrrt. hostesses , 'ke Mrs Harold ~ es a up 21 , 6:40 a. m.; Robert West fie ld crops and tobacco. lhe oganization netted a profStyle 7030 with a grand total of 3,011 ptns " . . Pa~l Harri~n. Mrs. ·~~an, up 21 , 6:50 a. m. ; .Jerry Bos· , 1t of over $100 at a recent sup7037 to whip the seeon.d ~' '""' lhuse allendmg were MISs Le- Walk, Susan L. McCo , Mi~ worth down 21, 7 15 a rn.; Lu·l \'01'11\'C LAW NOTED per and movie. Members vot<ed ll team by 26 pms. 1ea rn ev~nls lal1 Jane Powell , Mr and Mrs. L. Wyant, Roher! A. BJier Cyn- ther Herd'."an down 22, 6:25 a. ' P'l' Pi,EASANT _ Pt. Pleas-, lo give $10 to Ihe school were rolled on Apnl 24 at .I p. Llo) d Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Ro- thia Kemper Rick W 'J h . m.; L. Fteore up 2.1, 5·1J!i a ant residenls who will be out lhe library and $50 for the _m. and ti p. m. and on Apr il 2' , bert Layne and children, Mrs. son, Mrs. H~mer y Spurl~~. m.; Elgercliff up 23, 7 a. rn.; of tl1e City on Municipal Elec- strips. This money will be Summer's fashion spotlight shines on this T-strap from 8 a. 111 . unltl 2 p. m. on J. V. McGrew, MIS. Velma Dwight Stone, Starling Miller, Illinois up Greenup 5.15 p.m., tmn Day , May 15th, may cast matched by the governrnenl m stunner with its nat slacked heel, open sides and a two hou r schedule. . Housh and Jane , Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Oscar Scholl, Mrs. Isaac Ravenswood up Cree~up 5:15 p. an absentee ballot any time I the Title III plan, gtvtng the The wmnmg tea m rel'etVrdI Henry H. Buck , Jr. a~d daugh· Wilt, Mrs . Bert Jones, Mrs. nt.; Southern down Greenup 10. through Ma y lOth. i school $200 for the ltbrary books back. In white or brown leather, very '65 In mood. a beauttful st lver . tt u~hy and 1ters, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Ad- Charles Bush, John .R. Bos- :30 p. m.; Barbara Brent down Persons wiShing to vote ab- and $100 for the film strip,, e~ch member n~('eJvca _:m mdl -· :Jms, Jr . and son, Mr. and Mrs. looper, Mn. James L. Hupp Greenup 12 :4L a. m.: Western sentee rnay do 50 at the City $50 was also given to school VIdual trophy. In a.ddtlton thev 1Harry Layne, Mrs. Fred Roush, and Mrs. Roy Wray and infani up Meldahl 8:20 p. m.; Valvo· Hall any day this wP<k except cooks lo be used for kitchen 1 were g1ven possesSion of , the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Paugh, daughter and Mra. Larry Smith. hne up Meldahl l: 10 a. m.; Ehs· Saturday and may vote all day utensils. • ha Woods down Meldahl 4:45 Mond·ay hetween the hours of The Reading and Library lravehng Harold · Mendel l'ro· Mrs. Everett Roush and daugh· phy whtch tn utrn will he pass· lers, Mrs. Otto Crimm , Mrs. ARRESTS MADE a. m.; ?hilip Sporn do wn Mel- 8:30a. m. and 4:30 p, m. 1Committee, Mrs. Franz, Mrs. od on to the winner next year. William Powell , Sr , Mr. and PT. PLEASANT _ Arrests re- Idahl 5:30 a. m. i --. C. Edd Humphrey and Mrs. Plans for the 19.00 tournament Mrs. Donald llumgardner and corded ill the jail records in Gallipolis Dam - Panzo up j An albino is a human helng Harry Osborne will have charge are for the games to be held al children, Nancy Htll, Karen the past 48 hours are Clarence 4:50 p. m.: H. E. Bowles up or am mal whose akin, hair of collecting books m the comHuntmglon, W. Va. Greene.. Mrs. Allrrd Sprouse W. Bing, 38, Pt. Pleasant: Scot- 8:10 p.m.; Tibolt down 8:10 p.land eyes do not contain pig- I munity for the Eastern High MIDDLEPORT, 0. BRIDGE CLUB and children , Mrs. Edna Bur· ty Thomas Mayes, 34 • Pl. Plea- m.; Robert lleed down 10·10 p. men! or dark coloring matter. School Library. The Tuedd ay evcn mg Bndge ns, Mr. and Mrs. Wtlham R. sanl, both charged with intoxi- m.; Zimmer up 11:10 p. m ; 11...ioiiiiiiioiiiiiiliiiiiOiiiiioii""";;;;i;iiiO;;;;;;;iiiO;;;;;;;;;o;;;iiiOiiiO"-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Club mel at the home ol Mrs. Powell and chtldren, Mr. and cation and Wayne Earl Kincaid Jeffboat up 4:25 a.m. Herman Layne. Pr.':.•s were WOII I Mrs. Paul Roush and children, Jr., 23, Pt. Pleasant, charged Kanawba 1\lver - Semel down London 6:25 a. m . Alien by MISs Nancy S<ally, Mr>., Mr. Charles Smtth, Mrs. Htlda wi!h disturbing the peace Mark Ward and Mrs. Paul Ridgwa y and children , Mr. · R. Merrill up Marmet 12:40 a. Scally. Others playmg were and '11rs. Rob~rt Thomas, Mr. Pleaoat Valley Hoapltal m.; Duncan Bruce up Marmel Mrs. ll 1lda Htdgway, Mrs. H. I and Mrs. Davtd Roush, Mr. ADMITTED : James Stokes 1:55 a. m.; Helen z. down Win· G. Greene . Mrs. George Ingels, and Mrs. John F. Roush and Lakin; Mrs. Roy Amburgey, field , 3:15 p. m.; W. !.. Shaver, Mrs. George Thayer and Mrs. chtldren, Mrs. Max Etchmger, Pleasant. Jr., down Winfield 5:10 p. rn.; C. N. Wet. , Mr. and Mrs. Herman Layne, DISCHARGED: Mrs. Roy Alice up Winfield 8:30 p. m.; FELLOWSHIP ])JNI\'ER . ' Mr . and Mrs. Harold Ros? and Skinner, Buffalo; Ray Herdman, A. J. Pallen up Winfield t p. A congregational Fellowship sons, Mr. and Mrs. Wtlllam Buffalo ; Mn. Charles Calli, Buf- m.; Lucy Jane Lucas down Win-· Dinner was held at St. Paul Russell and sons, Rev. and falo . fleld 10:50 p. m. Lutheran Churrh on S unda y Mrs. Jack T. Welch and son, lr"iiii;iiii;iiii;iiii;iiii;iiii;iiii;iiii;iiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiPj evening m connection with the- Mrs . Johnny Roush , Max -- ,. NEW HAVEN ------- Society Notes I I \ ' I of Bread EUREKA ~ ~ THE SHOE BOX .--.:uosa~ , s l ~f!!BC! _,..., SPECIALS! RIZER _ Mother likes to dress-up around home , , , •• for neighborhood "coffee breaks" • , • , shopping. Remember her on her Day with versatile, fashionable daytime dresses .... he re now! LADIES DRESSES ss·95 ,os12·95 Short Sleeve and Sleeveless Cottons, Seersucker, Bemberg, Nylon Jersey and "Whipped Cream." Friday- Saturday Big g Day Spacial/ NYLON llt-wmm·w •"h TUFSYII IOUI CMOICf Of IIIIIT HtUlll IIZU •• ....., .... ., __ ....._ = ., ., ' I' ..-.~~. (., ': ... ... I • ~ ~-;;""'.: .z$84·75 tJO xIS Tubt-Typt HOUSI DRESSES DUSTERS- ', ) $2·" $2·".$3·" ORLON IHELLI $3-95 SLIPS ll«c: k, with recappable trl~l·lft 1 ph11 tu. Add It If trldt·lft k net rtcappa,le. Plnthurst, Phil-Meld Friday- Saturday Big • Day Spacial I NYLON &Ll·WUTHU will! TUFSYN ~I __ur==l .......... - • -~ ,..;.. '1.11114 ll1ek, -- Gown &Duster Sets ... sa.9S UOrlC Tua.eleu, plu1111 1ntt oltl tt'•· DACRON & POLYESTER _ WELL DRILLING- CASING - PUMP e 3 YEARS TO P~Y RIZER OIL COMPANY Ladies HOSE Home Owned"' Operated You'll Like Our Sorolce Seams & Seamless ... Pomoroy, FOREMAN &ABBOTT N. 2nd Ava, ' '' _ $5.95 ...... ·s [ ® CUBE STEAK PICNIC BUNS ~~-2 .69~ gal DUNCAN HINES 11b.19C CAKE MIX 19c Cln White, Yellow, Derlla Food New Breakfast Treat POP TARTS II.ADY TO IAT--------~~~ HIAT & IAT ..., 45( Blueberry, Strawberry, Apple, Chocolate-Made wit!t Smucker's Prenrves SHOWBOAT ' MAXWELL HOUIJ Beans . . . 23c Coffee _can ~ .,. JNSTANT __ ,oj.;$1~09 ~ . ' "'.•il it.&CI NE ~ . . I 0 •: Cempltte Selection Charcoal Briquets Mother'al)ey C1rd1 Mony Gilt Jt!llll For ,11er ', , , Bot~ Cindy, Blllfoldl, Handbop, Hoonldes, Boxed Hankies. Hose. Un&trittI 1 l-'~rllfl• Gift Toiletries, Qjft Towela. (PINT LIGHTER, 29t) EGGS (Grade A) Skinless WIENERS 79c SIMON'S MARKET J doL 1.00 MOTtfll'l DAY SPECIAL LADIES' NYLON HOSI! ..............tvre4 hoM, Moat ,.,.,_, ..... ..,,., Ill Vtitie. Pair JQ lb. bag 77C llbs. ' OPE.N ~ENii'(IGS TILL 7 PM-:- SATURDAY TIL 9 PM E. MAIN ST. WYI-3975 I· ' ., ,.r POMELOY ' '. >.... o. ' BORDEN'S ICE CREAM 1f2 GROUNI:J9c BEEF • - . I 0 McCOY'S -llbs. Cottage Cheese WAIJ),, CROSS' SONS Middleport,. 0. BACHNER'S 1 MEAT MARKn lntroduetory Oller! CHUCK ROAST PO"IUC 1 · ~ {Mesh & PillA Knit POTATOES .. 85c S3995 KELLOG'S e FREE GIFT wRAPPING e •---EVERYTHING COMPLETE---, Phono WY 2·2101 I SYRUP "WHIPPED CREAM" .... .;$168· - 00 NOTHING DOWN .-. -· . HIRSHI'\''S · 1 May Meeting Of Bible Class H /d T scJ e ue ay CL.AN•~t INGELS FURNITURE SIZES 7-15- 12-20- 12V2-26V2 5 loa•"89c SUGAR · · ··· · 59c Only 3.99 I- ~. 69c Broughton's Milk _ i ICIC 1 dlb 75 3 lb. 99c 1 John "1'1""'. H 1 Capita l Funds dr ive to secure Brown , Mr. and Mrs. il Around bo And , A ut ' M'dd/ eporf BOLOGNA Summer funds for lhe building of a new Fry, Mrs. Robert Harless and church. . son, Mrs. Melvin Knapp, Rev. Following the dinnor Toasl·l George Weirick and Mr. Fred master Harold Rose. council Huehnergarlh. Mr I I pt: =· u: :: the The curtain will rise on the Mrs . Frinck, the waalterwoman ~~· Harrfo ' Founder's Day dinner 1ponaor- pledget were welcomed wHh Camping time Is bere again. teDd the speclal me.etlng or !be Wo,men'e lieU Qw. _ Middleport High School senior Seren Lewis ; and Jake, the · ed by the Ohio Eta Phi Md XI the Founder's Day pledge giv- A special meeting will be held ~~ ~J. call el~~ ll8.r. Assoclatloll at Oldtr play Friday, May 7, at 8 p. m. newsboy, Joe StepheD!OD. Gamma Mu Chapters of the en by Nellie Brown of the Xi at the Racine Baptist Churllh, ~ es C /n.: ~~ &-2ll2 University. ~t the Middleport High school The play is directed by Mrs. Beta Slflllll Phi Sorority held Gamma Mu Chapter. Miss Sunday, May 9, at z p. m. for or . am . ur 18 She Is also 1 member or auditoriu111. The play, ''RE!IIt As- Dorothy Liacey. Tickets are Thtll'lday ovenlJir, AprU 29. Sharlee Neuman of the Ohio all Junior, Junior lUgb and regtstrallon blanks or •n Gray, Mimln and sured," by Donald Payton, cen- being aold by the 6th grade and Sptcial reeotnltlon was made Eta Phi Chapter read the Sentor Hlih Boys and girls who al mlormation. Alpha Lambda Daltl llcDorarlers. around a business tycoon, will alao be sold at the door. to the Jlrl of the year" lrom Founder's Day message wrtt· are lntereated In &oing to church Delta Zeta 10n1r11y . and Phthp Morlock, a~o 1s very The. dance band, under the di• each chapter and included Pat ten by Waller Ross. camp. STILL THERE American Home BcoJIDIIllcl · "'"'''"sful m ~kmg money but recllon ol Mr. William K. RusHindy of Ohio Eta Phi Otapter Martha Eschleman eecreta· All girls and boys who are POLAND SPIUNG, Alsociatlon. Jennifer 11 8 Sophtgnrmg . his ~ife, Hazel, who sell, , will pay selections , during B II' lbt .&Jklr and Rosie Siliaoll of the XI Gam- ry of the Eta Phi ga~e a resu- enrolled in the Sunday School IUPI) - The State of emore majoriJii lit Home Ecowants JUst a little love and at- intermis~lon. Y •- 8 e ma Mu Cbapter. me t~f the ear' ~I' T 'ih of the Racine Baptist Church Building at the 1893 1 l~rtmng hfs wife, Hazel ,who ·' Prompters are Christine Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Powell The meeting opened with the J My 8 ~~. t.es w~ are invited to attend and their Fair In Chicago Is still s~:~li~no~cs~·========:=~:! wa nts JUSt ·a lillie love and at- Bahr and Bonnie Spengler. Ush- of Laurel Cllff, Mr. and Mn. singing of the National Antliem lhe:n"~mor!~ c:"'pterIIIK Ne; parents are also urged to at- here. It houses 1 FIRST ••nt10n: hl1 older daughter, ers are Barbara Hoffner, Judy Joe Sayre of Rutlend ~nd Mr. led by Roberta O'Brien followmber P 1 d .· h tend. museum and exhlbillon hall :\fary, who needs only her lath- Moore, Connie Teaford, Scher- and Mra. John GrOUDds of Har· lid by the opening rltual.The ~~- 1 1w~=A .'nto t e Th J , C to · · QUALITY er's consent to marry, and his ry Hicks, Mary Walburn. Tick- riaonvillo viaited Sunday with Beta 8ipla Phi grace wu &lv- ~~p~rs nc rene Me; e umo~ amp 1s r In the Chinese REGULAR vounger daUf!hler, Je8ilca, who eta, Martha Fowler; Proarams, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lowll and en by Mrs. Norma Amsbary Donie! Into the Ohio Eta Phi boys and gU'Is who will (five-tone Certified Oil Station Just wants to be pals with her Ellen Hawley, Sandra B u n c e, family of Harrsonvllle. and Marga_ret Follrod, Jane 6th grade 1n .September oounds like the I PIJ!llrat' money - mad father. Gloria Fetty, Cheryl Fife, Char- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jonu 1M% ,J%,W W.alton, Sh1':'ey CUster and at Judson Hdls will be held of a iano Me.mbers of the cast are Mr. lotte G.la.e, Doria Ratlill, Sher- and Lori went Wednelday to Ntta Conde mto the Zt Gamma from July 18 • 2f. There are IF;.;.;;;;_;~P;;;;;;,·====d::~~ Morlock, Michl Lloyd Mrs. ry Simmons, ~ianne van Coon- Marietta on a business trip. : IM Mu. . two camps ar Kirkwood: the Morlock, Joy Borms ; daujhter ey and Ann Crmer. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dorgan • Attending from the chapters 1st wtll be from July 11-17 and ...... ,... Mary, Martha Nicholson ; Stage managers are Jerry and family, Allan Borgan, all ' were Mildred Karr, Norma the 2nd from AUgwJt 15- 21 . da ughter, Jessica , Linda Kauff; Davis, Randy Humphreys; Pro- of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. ~ ~ Amsbary, Roberta O'Brien, Ma- The Junior High campt will Sally, Jessica's girl friend, perti~s. Mike Bratton, David Ray Birebfleld and family were ill I ry Elizabeth Anderson, Pearl be for those boys and girls ~arsa Frost; Mildred, the ~aid Casc1, Earl DeWeese, Roger Sunday dinner guests of their Mrs. Griff Russell hss re- Welker, Jane Brown, Jeanne wtll he entering the 7th, b llen Hawley; Joe, Mary s f•- Stiles. Jerry Van Jnwagen, Da.ve mother, Mrs. Nellie Horgan ceived word that her 100, Dr. Morgan, Teresa Swatzel, Nellie and 9th grades In September. <~nc~, To~ Lyons; Lmgt Laa- VuJakll]a ; Ad vertisement. J1m and Michael. Dell Russell hss been elected Brown, Reba Vaughan, Marge There will be four camps at cont, Joe s father, . Tom Kmg ; Johnson, Ketth Morrgan, Roger Gordon Atkins of Urbana, Ill. vice president of the Ea!lern Crow, Vera Crow, Ann Rupe, Judson Hills. Camp No. 1 will HOME MADE Martha, Lu1g1's wtfe, Suzanne Roush, Ronme Roush. Bruce visited several days with his Radiological Society which met L11a Milch ol . the Exemplar he June 'll - July 7; Camp 1;radbur~ ; Lucifer, Robert Wallace, Alan Wallace a nd parenll, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene in Homestead, va. this past Chspter and thetr adv10or, Mrs. No. 2 is from July 25 _31 : Camp Swanoon, Mrs, Schmaltz, DI-, Rtchard Wtlson. Atkins of Rutland. week. Marcia Hobstetter, PhylliS Mul- No. 3 August 8 - 14 ; and Camp $ """ Cn~well ; Miss Akers, Mr. Me~bers of the dance Mr. and Mrs. Bob Damron of I Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Belcher, len, Lee Lee, Jane Walton, Mar- No. 4 will be August 15 . 21. 1 am a a • C ~orloc~a secretary, Patsy ,are . saxaphone - Kalhy East Bank, w. va., spent thr Charleslon, w. Va. spent tlae earet Follrod, ShU'Iey Custer Camp Kirkwood will have , . 1anley,' George Plaw, Mr.I Eihmny, Sandra weekend with Mr. and Mrs. past weekend with her sister and Velma Rue. three camp dates. Camp No. I Morlock a attorne~- Ray Pick- Tenor Sax - Carole. Damron, local. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Attending from the Ohio Eta will be July 18 _ 24 ; Camp No. ens ; Dr. Brown, the famtly phy- 1Lmda Hackett; Banlone Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bachner and 800 Stevie Phi were Dorothy Amberger, 2 August 8 . 14· and Camp No. 1 .. :~••a:::mM!'k Arc~er ;I MrG!~~ ~~~k~:vt~~rY~tet J- 1 man and family of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. James Criswell Shirley Beegle, Barbara Betz· 3 will be a pio~eer camp from With Jug e e er, au ' • g, an e and Mrs. Verlin Howery of car- were weekend guesta of Mr. log, Anme Chapman, Martha August 22-28. J'ar Hollow Camp penter, Mrs. Lola cain, Mr and Mrs. Steve Shudic of Brid- Eachleman,_ Pal Hindy, Belsy will he August 1 - 8. and Mrs. Elda Carsey and Mr. geport. Horky, Gall Hovaller, Shtrley fl The Senior High camps will and Mrs. Bill Chapman and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Chap- Huston, Lois Moore, Sharlee be for boys and girlse ntering 10n visited Sunday wilh Mr. man of Bethany were weekend Neuman., Beverly Perrin, Bet·. the lOth, lith and 12th grades NO. 1 MAINE and Mrs. Dale Williams of guests of the Rev. and Mrs. ty Rawlmgs, Barbara Rtggs, th is Septemher. Judson Hills of5 LB. riaonville. M. E. Dowson and sons, Dwight L"': Seyler, A~ril .smith, Lynn fe es a Conference from Jly 8Mr. Earl Foil, Jr. and son of and Douglas. Monday they vis· Smtih, Mary C. Wtley, Martlyn 17 and camp frnm ~~~~~:s~ 22-~ ~ ~ Columbus visited Mrs. Elsie ited in Marielta and Williams- Wisecup and their advisor, Mrs. 28; Kirkwood offers F 10 lb. Haning. town. A. R. Knight. Builder.< Camp from June 20.26 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark Mr. and Mrs. Eber Lewis visand also a Conference from Auvisited recently Morton Bulcher ited recently in Marletla with 1gust 1 · 7. Tar Hollow offers a who is a patient at Holzer hos- their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. . Conference from Augusl 8 - 14. VACUUM pltal. Robert Springer and new daugh· All nf the camps listed above Addie Bradfield Is e ptient ter, Kimberly Ann. have been the Slate Camps Middleport, at Meigl ,General Hospital. Mra. Griff Russell visited rethere is als~~a~n.:~=~ Dale and Richard Rhndes fam· cenlly m Elyria with her son Arrangements of spring flowNiw KIND files of Dunbar, W. Va., and family, Dr. and Mrs. Dell ers decorated the home of Mrs. OF CLEANING POWER! Sunday w!lh Mr. and Mrs. Rus!ell. James Murray lor the May NEW I~ H.P. ~ mar Rhodes. Mr.and Mrs. George Vaughan meeting of the Ladies Bib 1e FAN JET MOTON I ,..... Mr. and Mrs. Dale of Chillicothe, visited over the class held Tuesday evening. NEW DUAL EXHAUSTS! vlllted recently with Mrs. Clyde weekend with her parents, Mr. Mrs. Murray, president, openBoosts alr movement Anderson, Dorothy and Paul. and Mrs. Eber Lewis and also ed the meeting with scripture Mr. H. C. McKinney of in Marietta with her sister and reading wilh Mrs. Beulah White doopt FISt! Hammond, W. Va., called on family, Mr. and Mn. Robert giving the prayer. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lee Springer and daughter, Kimher· Mrs. White also accompanRuUand and the Clay McKin- ly. led on the organ for the class ney family. Mr. an d Mrs, George Me· theme song, 'DieM Be the Tie." McCOY'S Modol 705 Mrs. Margaret Douglas anJ Allister of Chsrleston, W. Va., Round·robin cards were sent to Mrs. Frances Young called on visiled recently with his sister Mrs . .r. B. Hayes and Mrs. BerHomogenized gal. Mrs. Nellie Clay recently. and brother-In-law, Mr. and tha Archer, who are recuperMr. and Mrs, Clyde Anderson Mrs. Orin Smith. They were en- ating from recent illness. Complete with of Dunbar, W. Va., stayed route to Indiana to visit with Readings were given by Mr.. · Dtlllllll &jlc. HI of weekend wilh hiJ mother relatives. Frances Bearhs and Mrs. Har· CleMlnc Tool• Mrs. Clyde Anderson, Dorothy Mrs. Margery Ball of Mar- old Hall Mrs. Charles Lewis CARREl A'l and Paul, gate, Florida, is visiting with was named on the flower and TOOI.J N""£1 Mr. and Mrs. Webley her daughter and IOII·ln ·law, cheer committee and reported of Dayton visited over the week Mr. and Mrs. Pat Johnson, Sy- on plans to construct a birthday tnd with her lister, Mr. and camore-St. book for members of the class. Mrs. Junior Gibson 1nd son of The next meef!ng will be held Harrisonville. Va. and two thildreo, Anna Be.- at the home of Mrs. Charles piJI$ every helpful new f•tlll'l • cl•ner Cltn h•••l Mr. a"d Mrs. John Gibson of ver and lwo children of Kitts Lewis. e UWUIAKAILI NYLON HOII • PLII• TOP LtD YOU GET A QUART CHOCOLATE MILK FREE Athens, Dr. and Mrs. Don Gib- Hill, Jim Redmas· and family Mrs. Murray was assisted by I DIII'Cif'll.l Slftitlltfe DUIT IAI e POWIIt ADJUtTIIt of Portsmouth were Sunday of Dunbar spent a weekend with Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Lucille I CORD CADD'l I TOI SWITCH guests of their mother Mrs. Rev. William Barnhart famliy. Mayes in serving homemade F OlP 2 'MHIMief8ooci'falei._YOII!Workt's1alr Lana Gibson. ' Oma Arix also called on them. cake, ice cream, coffee and Mr!. Nancy Damron, Mr s. Henry Levy of Columbus, a candy to those named above LOW CALORIE Damron and hel children nephew ol Mr. and Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, Mrs. Halliday, visited with them Clyde Winebrenner, Mrs. EllzIvltUed recently with Mr. 1 Mrs. Kenneth Holbrook of recently. abeth Slaven and Mrs. Nora . Haven, W Va., and with the Unice Bradfield ol Chicago, Hamilton. I OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS Ferrills and Moores Jn Syra- lll, came Sunday due to the WY 2·2635 MIDDLEPORT ruse. illness of her sister, Miss Ad- the Gloria Riggs f~mily . Rhoda Glllpy ol Lesage Bradfield who " in poor Mrs. Mildred Alkire had a iiii:i:::ii;;;;;.......,...,;;iii;;;;;;;;;;;~ii;,;'.ij;~[ h•e_a_ltn. 1'upperware party recently. Mr. and Mrs. Het~ Zeller and Mrs. Jack Carsey was demonlvs. son, Jeffrey and Todd (Donna slrator. Attendir,g were Mrs. Will) of Columbus visited Sun· Peggy Houdashelt, Mrs. Nellie WHITE aay with the Halll~ay • Atkins Wright, Mrs. Maxine Jordan, family. Mrs. Ann Radford and daughtAva Gilkey had a bad fall In er, Mrs. Naomi Smith, Charles Iter home recently. She Is In and Susan Wright, Mrs. Alher· poor health. ta Wagner, Mrs. Lela Clark, Vll'gil Atkins was busina.s vJs. Mrs. Mary Carsey. ~Irs. Anesltor In Columbus for three days tine Carsey, Mrs. Letha CotterFRESH recently. ill, Mrs. Avis Hartley, Mrs. MaWIIda Stacey and Elsie Sta- ry Diehl, Shirley and Marilyn DAILY ~y of Mlddleport, Mary Har.- Alkire and Mrs. Frances Allb ing, local, and GGrdon Atkintl of ktre. Cookies, kool aid and corUrbana, Jll., recently called on lee were served. 21·.' LIGHTS I J:e::: . Harrisonville News Notef l{j For the Cam..;rng Time . d!ll\li. eam, oro lin ·m..tolld1redd 111. week ol camping from August I Is Here Again io; ~~~- both Junior and ~!?.,~! n:.~ .r For Youth Anyone wbo _Is unable to at-i•ltu ..... :!~~~ , BUI Haptoll!lall, David Oliver, Curtain to Rise at Eight Friday For Senior Ploy,' Rt!st Assured' ::f·t.a ! Universityfnn1$Settingfor / .:·~[~·~:~~ Annual Founders' Day Dinne~ ~·~:u,D~.::: 8 cllr~!rM~~: w~~~~:=-ly: ' pr~:w~th~m:'~er Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May e, 19&5-7 IIIII, DMotJ 3'ell&: Tromtione- . ' �f r'lassified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board WANT AD DEADLINI>I lkDt P ./1.. Day Before PuDii catlon JlondaJ Deadlln..., 11:110 A.M. Mondn· CANCEUATIONS CORREC'l10NS Will be acupt~d until 9:00 A. For Day of Publ1eaUon r.EGULATIONS The Publisher reservl.'!!l the right to edll or reJe<!l any a d! deemed ohJeeUonable. Errore 11hould be reported lmutetUatel:v . Tim Plltl· lllher will not be responsible .tor mon than Used Trucks SHARP USED CARS PRICES are on TARGET l Here It Is Boys, Just the POMEROY MOTOR'S •; INFORMATION thing to go fishing inl Gn• Incorrect llllieitlOD. ••• and WE'RE RED HOT AND ROLLING WITH GREAT DEALS! 1963 $1599 Corvair Panel This Week's Special! 1960 WILLYS JEEP Locally owned, e:ood tires, beige finish, heater, side door5. Discount Price. 1961) Chevrolet 1h Ton Pickup _ 6~' body, &olid tab, heater, 8 eyl, Rulli out $1 095 aood. New Clean And A 5 Good Runner · ONLY 695 finish . Card of Th~nks 1960 Ford 8' Fl1reside Pickup _ $1095 VB engine, std. trans. Deluxe cab, chrome- e-qulp. H. D. tires, deluxe seats, beater. 1962 Chevrolet Big "6" Pickup_ $1395 trans. H.D. 6'h ' body. Original eood H.D. tire~. 4 speed one and a nice one. 1958 Chevrolet 2 Ton H. Duty _ $999 springs, foam seat, W.C. mirrors, heater, radio, a clean V8 engine, 900x20 re.!lf tire1, heawr, 10 ft . dump body. BUYS OF THE DAY l 1963 Ford Galaxie 500 HT Cpa. $1995 406 cu. in. VB engine, 4 speed trans. Vinyl interior. Radio and beater. Red flniflh. G{)od tires. 1963 Corvair Monu Cpe, _ $1799 Spider equipment. L-ocally owned and tuned to go, 4 speed bov:, blower on motor, jet black finish, red interior, uw whitewall tirtl. Radio and beater, We Have Many More Used C1rs •nd Trucks To Choose From. Come In and Make Us An Property Transfers 1elet,ision Revue OHer. YOU ALWAYS PAY LESS at KEITH GOBLE FORD U1iletl Prell bllernoiiODal mons, chief 01 prevenUve medi· HOLLYWOOD tUPI)-Not 100 cme, First Army Howard K long ago, there was something Smith will .d · of a fuss in the television indus- tary. provl e commen· try when NBC decided against Tonight's "ABC Scope" r&broadcasting a "Mr. Novak" ports on the crisis In the J)o. program dealing with venereal minlcan Republic replacing an disease. orglnally scheduied half·hour Both in an out or the Indus- commemoraton of the 2oth an· try, • number of respected and niversary of the end of World Influential cilizens urged NBC War U In Europe. to change lis mind, suggesting that an inle\lgent treatm•nt of ABC·TV has suggested that the subJect m~ht well help 11- the TeleVISIOn Academy act as ., lummate this taboo and del~ a clearing house to prevent the cale topic. But NBC stood by scheduling of ideo specials OJ> Its dec1s1on. posite each other. Rod Berling Now "ABC Scope," a weekly president of the academy: ~alf.hour public affair• aeries, thinks it's a line idea, and will ~"' announced that It will ex· pursue it . On Monday nght, plore the subject of venereal dis- ABC·TV's "Malina Mercourl's ease May 19. "Mr. Novak" Is Greece" and NBC·TV's "Lorne an early-evening ahow, airing Greene's American West" comfrom 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. EDT. peted head-on. "ABC Scope" is presented at 10 :30 p.m. EDT. The Channel Swim: NBC will According t• ABC, a govern. attempt the first live transat. ment investigator and medical lanlic color telecast via the men will "describe their ex· Early Bird satellite May 17, at perences in arresting the dis- 7:30.8 p.m. ED'!', showing eas~:· and the.ra will be discus- changes in London architecture, sions with "outpatients who fashions and social life - and h. ve been guaranteed anonymi· also using tape and film seg· ty and who•e laces 81'11 oo ideo· mento. tifiable on the screen." The investigator is onec of 650 SCOFFLAWS assl~ned by tho U. S. Public Health Service to municipal SACRAMENTO, Calli. (UPI) ~ealth departments In connec·. _ A record study of the Cali· ·'"" w1th the dl••.ase. othe.rs. in· ;fornla Department of Motor Ve· terv10wed Include Dr. Wlillam hicles showed more than 46 per Brown, head of the venereal cent or Calilonils'a male drlv· disease section of lhe U. S. ers continue to drive alter their Communicable Disease Cen!er, licenses hava been auspended Atlanta ; and Col. Ingalls Slm-or revoked. Loc..t & SywlTIDrl Sis. Lucy M. Jefferis, Charles Jef. Ioria, Winifred Jo!leriJ, Paul H. JefferiJ, William Jefleria, 111abelle Jeflerla, Jamea E. Jef· ferlo, Ja11t Jelferlos, Franklin L. Jefferis, Pabicla Jellerla, Lucy Cole to Earl H. Dean, Betty Lou Dean, J>IITCeiJ, Che• ter. Laura Ruth, Dec., to Bernice Prince, Cert. for Trans., Olive. Lawrence A. Hyaell, NeiUe Hy,.n to Nora Edith Searles, 1 acre, Rutland. Mabel C. Griffin, dec., to Garner C. Grlffm, Cert. of Tran. Chari., L. Nelli, Lorraine Claire Nelli, Lorraine There,. Nelli to West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, 120 acres, Chester. Stanley E. Truaoell, Sadie E. Trussell to Sybil Eberabach, a& acres, Chester, Sybil li:bersbech to Sadie E. Trussell. Stanley E. Trussell, 146 acres, Chester, Henry W. Dalley, Jr., Opal Oran~e. W. Dalley to Charles E. Nease, H~lilian M. Gress 00 Roy L. Charlotte A. Nease, Lots, Sy- o ter, Patrlcta F. Holter, 78.2 racuse, acrea, Chester. lli\IS'f "Ill MPY FAAM PEAR 51Rt I AM WRITING IN BEHALF OF M'f P06 5NOOP\", ,,,,.,.., · ~• fiE WOULD LIKE To 6ET IN TOIICII WIT~ SD.IIE OF ~t$ 8ROTHe~~ AN~ ~iSTE~S WfiO.II ~E HASN'T Sf.EN 9NCE LifT~ Mf lf~S . F~OM. ~tNCCftELV, if ·• ••• .:.NUt"P• IMJI .. ELIJINEY··LET VISIT BESSIE JANE ME SLIP ON A FRASH A SPELL.LOWEEZ.Y·· APERN 'IE CRAVE TO • CAARm MOWN ,. LEAVIN6 '(OIJR PLACE . JEST A I'M GOtN'OVER TO I AM EHCLOSIU6 MIS f'N'e~5 ~ \'oil WILL kiWW WIIAT h PiliP LAHWI!LL J06HAIO! DON 'r WRECK TH' ~OU SE WH ILE N''' J , I'M GONE mF 'TAG ALONG? DAJl Y CROSSWORD •L-r ACBOSII J. Cll&nce ehamb<r 42.Maso 4. Ttbetan. sheep Vine l9.Broue 13. GITI'• --··aame T. Brace 8.Comb-.l lO.Hlnstnmea.t '"'"'"T 21.(l( Ugbt 1. '!'loo--. and N.,_ 11. ThJP, 13. Babyloolaa heat '· ~ god t•. SimJlt» to 16. Latviall river 17. Froftt 18. Hail! 19. Part of play 20. Thorium: aym. 21. Eye in• 22. ChON l.~b- IUidJII' ~Mal. 2<.Specleoot eroeua 2'5. UteMU 6. Cllckoo 1.-0114 Judy I.Per1-. lO.Luro 12.Corr~~- J: rt ..,......... •waa 4. To.lkocl !Jamma. :tG. Path or hee.nnly l>ody %7. Auto. mobllo :S.Beolowed ~ fr 2t.Oiadal rtqe !LGavemtd 31. Shelter 34. Brlotle 11. Ribbon tor il ' ' the hair ...... •.YelloW tlon 22. GUBtw. 28. Hint ::U. Dlltr-e11 call !Ill. MaJwrany tree: India. 71. Locomotive parl !IS. Depart 30. Sphere 31. Brltlllll I mtlltary 111111: ll>br. • . llelqtnc tolllm 38.Bibetiaa rtv• USED CAR LOT Mldcllepor1, fo'rank K. Grueser, Mae Grueser to Alfred F. Gmesar, 10 acreo, l!aiiJblll')l. !M.Breoken 86. Ancient BunneM eaptllol 0. ae. Dotam&torJ •tatement E.SeU_,. tho- •·Can7 DAILY CBIPl'OQUO'l'E - u.n bow te worlr It: AXYDLBAAXB I , II LOlf1111'lt:loloOW Onololtoubllpl;y-l'w aaolh<it'. Ia lllll~le A. to uud Iflo X tor lbo two <>'lo ota. t11q1o lottero, opo" the len!lth and forma..., of U. ore oU hlntl. 'Iliad> day the iltloDI 11'1 dilf.,...t. ,.... tbo troplllet, Wanted ONE USED Baby Stroller and used playpen. Phone WI 9· 3461. i 3tc A On I pam Qumt 1' I ,1\. NUPTBOIICVX CK GIIX 111\9 v• SOSD~ BBPJGIICVT VX I''!J.P118.-BCVFBTIX 1! , ......~1' I 1 I I BAVlll MO'l'JCII) 'I'RA'P !ftml, ZNO I MIMI& IWD filiiK JliD lUll A1fY P*BM COOiolllq ·li due tr1 not ••tllit·:~;lahto Look what e dltt of hunburpn, pop .,:,.:: and o111dy bv1 ~an do for joul" "Por!IIPI )o11r tired, llotl111 f"'lnc WMPO Radio Wanted ~ 6 Jtc WIDOW WOULD like 3 or 4 days work a weeK. Urena ONE New rear bumper for Ford, 3 wheels 15" lor Ford. Snyder, WY U961. 5 wheels 16" for Ford, 7 fi 5 6tc wheels 14" fur Plymouth, I I WILL babysit any time at tn} winter tread, l regular tire home. I am 18, married and ' on wheels, 2 wheels 15'', lor an experience • babysitter ford pickup, 2 wheels 16" lor 4-21-t2tc Ford pickup, two good tires WY 2-3026. 600 - 650xl6. M. c. Carr, Livestock Long Bottom, Ohio. Ph o n e . Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, Veterlo- 66H275. 5 3 6tp trtan, large and small animalll 128 Washington St.. Raven& wood, W. Va. Phone 273-4271 . 3 HP Br!ggt a Office hours, Daily 4 to 6 ' m. J261fc Strttton Engine I i GARDEN PRIDE For Rent ROTARY MOWERS I 4 ROOM; furnished apartment 46.97 in Middleport. SH Z.4175. I Open Mon.·S.t. Til 9 PM 5 5 Jtc ~:..POMEROY ' Jtck W. Carsey, ' FURNISHED ROOM for rent, Manager Main St. , Pomeroy. $5.00 a PHONE week. Call WY 2-5293. I WY 2-2111 5 4 tfc .... ,_ 7 ROO:\! BRICK House, redec· DON'T PUM~ you sluggish ,.p. orated, large corner lot, near tic tank. Get Klean·li:m-1\11 Middleport schools. Contact &eptic tank cleaner. LandWY :!-5156 after I p. m. week mark FariL Bureau. ! tB tic days or weekends. Could write P. 0. Box 216, Middleport. GOLF club• for sale, 6 irons 5 I 6tc and 2 woods and all leather .. handed, JrfODERN two bedroom dwell· bag, male, right $45. Call WY :!-2836. I·Z61fc ing with full basoment and gas furance. Nice location. ARTIFICIAL flowers and tonra· , For information call WY 2- to plants. Pearl Parker, Lau-1 2318. 4 3() 61c rei Cldl, Rt. 124. 5 4 Jtc , FUNISHED 3 rooms, on ground I FT. TYLER double -:duty Ooor. S. Front St.. MiddJe. &ervice meat case, complete pori. Call WY 2-5141. with mezzanine shelf and set 4 27 tic of display trays. A· I condition. Looks like new. Flrt 300 apart> I'URNISHED 3 room takes tt . Contact Lynn HRrt. ment, 212 S. IL~ .,,, ... , M~a "' ..... Racine Food Market. WI 9dleport, four couple. Phone 1 3342. •• 4l<l WY 2-6435. t 24 tfc .I p. l 20" SABRE TILLER 9]-88 I .' ' ... FIREMEN CALLED Middleport firemen were called al 2::1'1 p. m. Tuesday to tho Turkoj> Run a...o where they extinguished a brush fire on the properly of the Obio River Colleries. FlremeB IBid about a half acre waa bumed before the blue waa brOUiht under control. lA I..., WJEH RADIO h HAROLD GIIAY - APRIL Loa II: li Mullica! Interlude 6:00 SIIIJI On 11:30 Republican Lagislaltn 6:00-16 Mu.lcal Clocll: 11:45 Walter Moeller 7:00 Jle. sun and Know IZ:oo Local r. Ohio News Mcnday ftnl Friday• 1:01 JIJD Meet Show 7:02-30 News 13:20 Ev1111 BulletiD Board 1:00 Slp(Jil. NIIIJ 1:00 SuudowD Sertllldt 7:45 Echoeo of Jo, 12:25 Newi4Grama I:~ Secred ilnrl 7:00 Sip Ofl 8:00 Obto Vallay Ntwa 12:30 Garden Club 1:20 Melp cr, RrD llllldaJI• 8:15-30 MUBical Clocll: Saturdtly ·Mallneo 1:25 Paul Bowll'l Fll'lll 1:00 Sip On - Newa 8:55 Community NtWI Alternate Salurclaya 8:30 Counlr7 Jamboree I:Gfl Caullll)' Mulic Tlma 1:00 Talk of the Town 1:11 News Seal 8:&7 Weather e:25 Country Jamborea 1:56 Maaon County Newa 1:00 SaJurday Matinee 7:00 Natlotlll Newa 1 oo Protesta~· Hour 10:00 Public Servi01 Sbow 1:111 News Beal 7:311 Sporll 7:30 Sporil 10:15 Dally Ughl 1:00 SaiUrclay Matinee 7:85 Bill MWer Sbow 7:35 lArry andll'aon Show 10:30 Latchstring S:lll News Boat 7:35 Picken~ HardwiN Show 10:41 Il'a Music - Army 11:00 World Newa 4:00 Dlsclng With Dou (Tue&day·Thursday) 11:011 Dairy VaileJ & Dutloll'l 12:00 Community NIWI 4:30 Top Ten Revue 7:110 N111s Top Ten Show 12:20 EYIIII Bullttln Boll'd 1:00 SaJurday News llePQI't 1:30 Dilly l..lgbl 12:00 News 12:2& New..o.Grams 5:11i Dinner Mualcall 1:45 Baker Fumlture Show 12:Ji Mu.lcal Interlude 12:30 Agrleulture Progr1111 5:30 Community Choirs (Wed.-AUCIIOD) Frt, Show) 11:10 '1bt IIAIY. MerUn Teell 12:411 Country Qo.Round 7:00 Ofl The Alr t:OO News 1:00 '11la JIJD Meea Show l:lil N"" lltll llanda1 7:05 BJU Miller Srow 5:311 Sundown Serenade l:OO Cowllry Go-llowld 7:5e SliD On t:~ Coillt With Jan~! 1:10 Sip 011 2:55 Newa Beat 8:00 Tile Singing Preacher 10:00 SWIIII Sbop 8aDcla)l: 3:00 Mid-Way Matinee 8:15 Newo Report 10 15 M•-;•• Meditati 7 3:55 Newo Ileal 8:30 Church of Christ : -ons :30 Sign On- Army Hour f:M Dlsc'·g With ....... 10:30 Portraits of a Patriot 7:55 Newo "" "' ....., 9:00 Musical Interlude 10:35 BW Miller Sbow · 1:011 Bapllst l.aymaa's Hour ::: : : : : : 10:311 Flrll Sa~ Church 10:45 Maaoll Afr, Prgm ('l'ua.) B:IO Stlllday Show • Newo ll:lMI Ollldrto'l Chapel 10;45 Family Worship ('l'nura.) 9:30 The Bible Speo.b To You :~: =~I~=~~= ~=1~ lptolal 111.45 A.S.C. Prgm (Pale 9:45 StU!clay Show 5:30 Sunset Boulevard B:ll EpiJeopal Church SbleNI) !Frlda)>a) 10:00 Tile Good We 7:00 Of! 'l'lle Air 1:00 Cflurdi o1 God U:OO Newa lG:II Conpssmin'a Repcrt lllllllrdl,y 1:10 0oapt1 <:all 11:06 TinY;• Counlry Junction 10:30 Sunday Show 1:00 Sign On 1:00 Old Folb Hour 11:45 Tiny • CoaDiry Hyma ll;IO '1'bl Quiet Hour 1:00-11 Mulical Clocll: I:GO 1110 Bit Parade Time 12:00 N1111 7:00 Be Slill 1o Know 1:10 Nna BeM!I... 12:00 Cement 8loek Newa 12:11 '1'111 Chrtlllan's Hour 7:02,10 New1 a 11 1180 Jill 12:30 Goi!Sallll"l ClaM& liar (J'rl) 12:111 '1'111 liM. Merlin Teell 7:30 Chal · • Clew 1:11 NIWI Ptrade btae Larry Alld1n011 Sbow 1:00 ,.~ Rev. H. G. Slewart 7:45 Fil'll 8lpUal Qmclt 4:111 IIllO Hll Para . 1:00 Jim llletl lllow 1:30 . '!be Jlav, SUu Blllupl 1:00 V.U, N1111 1:10 NIWI l!udiJnw 4:11 ·Biaetlrulr Atljo Show 1:00 '11le Rev. Atldrew Panons 111111 4:11 IIllO Hll l'lrldl ('1'1111-'ibur.) 1:4& Tbe Rav, Rolcot 'lborue I:GO lcllaolllll Plrlde l:lt Ntm 4:11 Newa (Local) 3:11 'nlo Sunday Showcaoe 10:11 '• '1'11111 1:00 City OomrnkaJonlr Rep. 1:41 Jim M... · Show 1:00 Till SaodiWD Bereaade lt:41 . 1:11 ·1110 Bit Ptrlldl Newa · 7:00 011 .Jl:fl. .7:11 Oft '1'111 Air · --~~~~--~--­ Employment - ·-- -OJ! Ui« SOME OLD l1QER ONlY H'IKING iLEBI 'TIL HIS' I!HiMib.S, 0\I;RCOf'IFIDENT. I!Ll.INOER Wll\liN HIS REACH I HM·'I·- SOM;H(lOII I!RlAI!OL~ii OF AU. TilE ooos, l!f{ 8liT 16 OH 1!:!8J ClLD .e! I �~. ·' I ,i~ '·l . 10.1>-'J.y sentinel, matron'slnspect!on at St. Clair.. Iron, living the farewll. RePomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 8, 1985 and d a Th vOle, June 12, gran P · Ireshments were served by el· Iron's lnspechon, June 19. An rna Dtll, Verhe Gordon, Freda Invitation was also received to Ball Mabel Bearhs aed Nancy attend the inspection of Job's Walker. The refreslunents tabDaughters, May 10. les were attractive In white cov· . d The meeti ng c1ose 1n regu1ar er and cen tered wt'th arrangeform with Ella Smil!I. past rna· ments of red and ~azaleas. ~bolA Nine applicants were ac-cept· 111 for membership when Chester Cowtcll, Daughters ot Amer- Plans were made f~r inltlalca, met Tuesday evening with lion at the June meetmg when :18 members present. j Pomeroy Chapter 186, OES. Elizabeth Hayes. associate ' mel Tuesday evening at the 1 councilor. presided and report-~ Masomc Temple. eel m wer9 ' Kate Hayman, Bel· Clara Sue Soulsby, worthy i Initiation is Planned for June Meeting tHine Accepted +!As Members of Council ,,Cbester Zirkle, :Most'Excell~ ' Chief was In ·chal1•· ol the PI were made and com- meeting. ans mittees named for the annual Servll)l. as pro-tem offlcen Inspection to be held Jwte 1 Wj!re lolrs. •Karl OWen, Protecwhen the Meigs Temple Pytht· tor, and. Be!ty Biggs, Guard. an Sisters met Tuesday evemng Mrs. Otho Watts and Mrs. Max Sa bo ' led Ul d at the hall in Middleport. Mrs. n m were repor . an Named by Group Gllmort who lost thejr !albers death tly . by recen . · · There· were 47 . visits made and f41 open! for altuistlc work. Tho Ways and Means committee eed 1 to •nnoun a rummage sa e die Wolfe. A communication was read from Edith \\~akt>lr di~trict deputy. thanking the Coun· ell for participating at th• ratly worthy patron, presided. and Saturdays 9:00to 9:00 Lovely for Mother,! LINGERIE Osbournes ore Hosts when of the Past Councilors was an· nounced for Wedne~dil\ . May 12, at the lodge h' ll. At the clo<e of the meelin~. . a cake walk was held lind won Gifts In Housewares Dept. l:iru - I Kellee BurdPttl' Celebratl'.• Birtlulm• Mrs. A. L. Phelps gave Give her intimate lovelies' Gowns, Peignoirs, Slips and Shifts. All the most important names in lingerie are here. A great selection of nylon tricot t!_lings. ISh I FWSi if . . . _,. ........ ltf __ ..,..,...... ______ ...... .._hloo, ................. tliio w,~.&aat ....,. :w~~..-. REMEMBER HER ON MOTHER'S DAY Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush. Mrs. Julius Sauvage, Mrs. Den· MePI8 on Tuesday ver Kapple and Tommy MastLoyal I 14 SKENT Sot: MI.M ers. The Loyal Pals Class of the WITH A DRESS FROM ELBERFELD$ ,..._...,,.,......,.,< Tuesday evenmg at t h e , nome of Mrss Fran"'' Rou<h i Mainly About ~rs. Robert Raw lings, pre- ( Sident.. <·onducted the meetmg . ' People In The devotions and progra'TI > p were given by the Rev. Donald ·1 0mer0y <;:~f'--;..:.,..,._,,.,,.. • '' ...... -. r ... a Loyal Pal.~ Class "rN FASHION RIGHT FOR MOTHER'S DAY in craftsmanship make these a jacket dress - dressy "something special" gift a wide selection of fab- for her. Handsome choice dress - shift - we can fit her - shirtwaist - rics and colors, handbags t he With COI!t!Dent«< alumillum ·waterleD coobue. you'll save f1iei, food and time. You'D be proud of the delicious, nourishing meals you C8!l aeate with Continental Glra·tbick -'WIIiaum ill yow · ~wbe~ Mother would appreciate a new set of cooking uten· sils. Select now from 1 complete selection. of new shapes, new sizes ' 1 attending including Mi." Mil· ,Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ritchie tired Hawley. Mrs. Allen Jenk· !and son were Mr. and Mrs. Rlwlings, Mrs. Guy Heyoolds. Psul Grinstead of Belpre, Mrs. MISs Nma Russell. Mrs gdgar !clair Spencer and Carrie Beth Reynolds, Mrs. Grace Pr·att and :Bearhs, Pomeroy, Mrs. Harley the Rev. and Mrs. Donald Hicks. :Swisher, Middleport. and Mrs. 'William Grueser and children. I Mrs. W. R Carpenter attend· MEETS TONIGHT The Evangelme Chapter. Qrd. 1ed the motber's weekend at er of the Easlern Sta1, of Mid· Ohio University and was the dleport, will mecJ Thursday guest of her daughter, Alita, at . evening at 7:30 p. <II. Plans lor Lindley Hall. · 1 annual inspection will be made. Mr. and Mrs. Sherley Swaa business visitors In Park1-=='-==..:..;~.::::-:, j were ersburg, W. Va., Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. William Dlllard of Lancaster visited Wednesday Pomeroy, Ohio with her varents, Mr. and Mro. Rlrry Keiser, Miers ville. TONIGHT NOT OPEN Give Mother Dainty Duster Cool, care-free blends! Choose from pretty florals and pastel solid colors some be-ribboned and lacy, some neatly tailored. MEIGS THEATRE Card Group Meet. Tue1day Evening Mro. Betty Smith entertained with a card party Monday even{Technicolor) ing at her home in Middleport. Buddy Ebsen, Keir DuUE"a LQis Nettleton. ' Attending were Mrs. Pat John"APACHE RIFLE$" , son, Sonya Wayland, Elsie Had· (Technicolor) dox, Emma Moodslpaugh, NanAudio Murphy, Linda Law· cy Morris and Betty Smith. Priton, Michael D1mte. zes were awarded to winners during the evening. IUN.-ON~rUES. Refreshments of opo, potato Moy 9·10-11 chipo, sandwiches, and candy "FATHER GOOSI" Cary Grant, Leslie Ca ron were served by the ho1tess. Our· CTechnicolor) lng tbe evening the birthday of Mrs. Smith was observed and cake, jello and coffee were served. MASON . . Enga1ement Being TONIGHT • FRIDAY "HOW TO MARRY A Announced Here PRINCH DISH" Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bass -andannowtceo the engagement of Mol Zotterling, their daughter Carolyn to Mr. Virginia Ma11kell and Dwight Ray Bissell of Cheoter. Peter Sellen in The wedding will take place "ONL T tWO CAN PL.it.~~ at tbe Pomeroy church of Christ ..,.,., Moy a May lSth at 6:30 p.m. The cereAlldle Murphy, Merry Andon mony will be performed by tbe "MAlL ORDER BRIDE" DRIVE·IN DOES MOTHER HAVE AaDAR CHEST? A 1 Elberfelds have In their 3rd floor Furniture Dept. just the "Lane" Cedar Chest to match Mother's Bed Room Suite. Early American - Modern French Provincial Danish Modern and Tradltonal Styles. Maple - Cherry - Walnut - Mahogany. GIVE "MOM" THAT NEW DINEM SET SHE HAS BEEN WANTINGI On Elberfeld& 3rd Floor ·you'D find the Dinette. Set you have been looking for. Early American and Modern styles. 5-7·9 Plece .Sets. Round, Rectangular an4 Drop Leaf Tables, :·1· A Gift Of Mother Should Hav~ GLOVES A Comfortable For Mother's Day . . ' '· . . ...._...," ""-------'lctniJIOIIll' "..,. , •, ·.'. ~.. ; She'U applaud you lor your choice of feminine new e:tov- ea, 11tyled for sumomer and lor ber. Bring Your Mother To Elberfelds 3rd' ~loor . Furnitur' Dept. Let Her Pick-A Comfortable Chair A5 Your Gift· To Hef For "Mother's Day." See The. Large Selectio~ OfJ~pckets, Rilclil)e.rs. FASHION JEWELRY FOR MOTHER Choose colorful pins, necklaces, earrings ' .- .,;,.. Wood .. . . '• I Rpcker.s and: . ,,,Lounge . Dept; . '' from 1 sparkling col- e -'•i I • . • • .. ' at Elberf~Jd~ : 3rd Floor Furnit~ ' ' ' ::~ri~.:· ~r:ch~J;:,.h.lloai5~ ~tb~:~~~==================-.:.~'=·=t·~l: ·:~1 :.i~·~':·~•-'-·'~'-~'~''~-.·~1~!~·): _·-~s. ·~, ~~~:.:.~~t.~t;~~~~~~i c ur ( ~----------------------------~----~ lection. "LADY IN A CAtl• Eight trWJtees were eleeted to three year terms at the annual meeting of the Meigs Cowt· ty Chlpter, American Red Cross, Wedneaday evening, at the Amerlc8n Legion HalL Tbese are new trustees Lin· oey Lyona Jr. of Tuppers Piafno. Bob Wln8ett of Syracuse, Lloyd Blackwood of Chester, aacl Vernon Weber of Rutland. TrWlte<t rnilrlltll*-'llud· eii Al~ '· JYemer-;-'to'!a B. Hamp*l, liuf HoJt,' and C. E. Bllktl.l . . Election of officers, accord· lnf to the consUtutlon, w!U take place at the next meei:Ing ol the Baard of Dfrecton Wednesair June 2, according in color and texture. the. group singing the hymn in · Clinic. Her room number is umson at the eonclusion. Re- 116. 1 qorted ill were Mary Bailey and . Mrs. E. J. 1011 left WednesMabel Hysell. Miss Roush ser· day !or a business visit in Coved a dessert course to these , Iurn bus. inson, Mrs. Audrey Fru~t. Mrs. I Sunday afternoon guests of Moy 7-8 Extra quality, extra care Just any type dress she needs we have-whether the story of the writing ol rhe ' Mtss Sadie Phillips Is a modhymn. "In The Garden" with I ic-al patient at the Gallipolis FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Handbags ex11 Clo1hldc afumiHm ...' P SA~· FRANctS:"7:~: Eight Chapter Trustees· Named >leepwear and Slips to pamper her love of pretty in serving cupcakes de;'!lra!ed readmg ~n John the Beloved, with roses. ice cream and rTIIlk ·alter whlrh the hostess servto the children. I:How-our favurs ed refreshments to the above were given the children. nam~d and Mrs. Elwood Bowlers. Mrs. Gardner Wehrung, Middleport Church of Christ met SAUC! PAM 10-inclo SKILLEI The meeting, in charge of teacher. Mrs.· Pearl. i<evnolds QT. 2 QT. SAUCE PAN 3 QT. SAUC! PAN 5 QT. DUTCH OVEN 1 Kellee Burdette. daught ~r of Mrs. Jerry Masrers, vice presi· Mr. and Mrs 1\;t.> wman Bw·. dent, opened with devotions lak· dette, celebrateJ ~ 1er ~ix t h bir· en from Colossians 3:8-1 7 by thda}' with a part.Y lit>ld during Mrs. Walter Kennedy Jr., who kinderga rten cla~~ts Tuesdav _ also rt<ad <ln <:1/'!l('lt· ·on Lo ve" Helpers ind udt-d Cindv HimJ~ from The Upper Room. Mrs. Lisa Hereald . Mar.v B~1 ggs. '!'~: Hamid Smtlh read a poe~ . ny Burkett and Howard West. ''I Remember ," and the devoSeated at the birlhdHv loblt> ' lions closPd with prayer by were the honored guest,- Kelltot'. Mrs. Charles Eskew. . Mary Boggs. KHIJ1y Meadows .. Durmg the busmess sessiOn, Becky Fultz. Carla Meyer and tt ~as voted to meet at. 8 p. specia l guest . Tracy BurdNie. m. m~tead of 7:30 p. m. tn the sister uf 1\ellee. Mrs . Burdette future. H was also voted to was assistt'd b.v htor -gnmdmo- Sl:' ll get wei~ cards as a money !her. Mrs. H.ov 'l'ra cv and the makmg proJect. Hicks. Mrs. Alire Robeson gave I 11 111 .I 5c~ I "or; I \1r and Mrs. Louis Osborne emerlamed · the Golden Hulo C las~ oJ the Pomeroy Church of ( 'hn st Tuesday evening at their home on Lincoln Heights. 1 lab Maxie. , .. : ·~: ,!! A big rna.Jorlty of the resl-~solidatlon while 27.3 per cent residents of Pomeroy on the dents of Middleport and Pome- seemed to oppose it and 8.2 per question, "Would you support roy who rtjlfl'l'ed survey sheets cent did not answer the que.. the bulldl!lll of a swimming circulated recently by !hi! Meigs tlon. . pool In the village o! Pomeroy." County Jaycees have Indicated It was also noted through Th ho ed 1 w . 63 6 per t11ey favor COIIIDIIdatlon of tbe the Jaycee survey that 4U t vil!agfli. per cent of the teople in Pome- cen persons m orneThl1 llllJlOIII!cement was roy and Middleport returning roy who responded to the forms d toda by Cll t M D i 1 h 1 1 1 ha · need were for building a pool, 20.1 ~J!:man :rlhe s;vey cpr:e~t: ~e lno~':ne:io~ ~i:~:schooi went wtanswered on 16.3 per ·and Ja cet Prealdent Bill Mil- 9 otem, l2. 3 per cent felt it cent of the ourvey sheets. ler y should remain unchanged and The Jaycees said soa Iorms The Jay*s Indicated that 22.9 per cent did not answer were returned from both towns 64 5 per cent o1 the residents the question. and 283 of that number were in' the two towns who returned McDalol and Miller also list· submitted by residents In Pornformsindlcatedtheyareforcon- ed favorable response from the eroy. ,· :::.:.:::.:=:=:..:::::..=:.=~=-=-:::.:.::.=:::.:....:..:.::.:.:.:::...::..:.::.:_~~;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I Closs Meets i'~ . Opinion Poll Proves Large Majority Want r ·owns to Consolidate GIVE MOM HER FAVORITE Fanny Farmer CANDIES Candy Is just right for Mother's Day. Choose hers from the com: plete selection on the lirst floor. " and Estht>r Ridenour tahnked ay • . ew ars te , une members for cards se m them 5; . Wllkesvtlle, June 11: Euphewhile ill. Lau ra Mae Hartrmg. mta. Jwte IU. the worthy grand Zelda Weber and Estht>r Ridt'n -· ,,·: . •J :· ','1., ·, ·\ ' Erma Cleland , counril depu· ,Bartley. May 15; Hamsonv!lle, ty, gave 8 report on the ra lly May .'7: Remersvtlle, May 20: and thanked the members for ~ure~u~~ ~ay ~I; ~:~~·~·~"it taking part. Lurill• Kraeuter 1 "M· ~~~~IS, May hf• ld a J e given them at rally A meeting .. • • /OL XVII NO. 17 thank you note was read from our thanked the Council for gifls ~ -------------------------------------------------------------------~----------------------------------------------------------------------:t~~ 7o c ~-------------. FIVE CENTS ... ~y uiDDLEPORT. OHIO FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1965 . -~. -------------~--------------------------------------~----~--··----------~----------------------------------------------~-------------------- ;~.~~~E= ----------------· ~:1 ~ 1 -. i ![ ;,lll .f .::.= 9:00 to 5:00, and the team to have white Invttattons. were read to .at· Jloves. A meeting ul dist rict tend Inspection of the followmg I officers was announced for 1 Chapters, Belmont, the chapter May 23 a1 the Chesrrr ha ll. of grand conductress. . H~len 01 nd o.iNer• r, Tu ,,.,._, 81 'liN Jlei,.Maon Ar• Open On FrldtY, Vida Carson•. d~puty gra~~ matron. of D!Stnct 25, for courteSies ohown her. A comFirst nomi.natton uf officers , mUl!ication was read from the was held. Plans were made for icha~rman of Grand Chapter atinitiation and the observam·t~ of If'an,g&.'llents, concernmg a bantheir 3lst anniversary , st the'quet on October 27. Grand Chapnext meeting, Mav 18. Mem· lter Will meet October 26 . 28 m bers are asked to. wear white I Clev~la~d. by Margart•l MeClam ' STORE HOURS: A -l• • . . enttne The bl~s Of Mrs; K.l r I · ·· W n•~ Allm Owen. and ~· 1 '"'" , at1 weftl observ~d during the evening. It wQ. al1nounced tl)at a pra¢tce aalon for tn!Pection ld b '"·ld wou e .,., Soulsby. ,_ -. .' ' sympatby wu extended to · ~, be held' JU!)O 111-11·12 In tbe r... Harold Lemley and· MN. Atdiul' mer Rowley ailct Reed bf"'tii!JI ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ty Roush, /Letha Wood and Gol- matron. and James . ' '· J T~e "aloweot clJII'!n tho West" JOI a break Tbursd~y from , . ,, . , ;, 1 - - - - - - - - -- - -- - - - - - - - EASTERN SENIORS - Athletes of the Senior class at Eastern High school were ! among boys honored at an AI!-Spo~ts Banquet Thursday evemng m the school audt- ~ tonum. Charles McAfee, Athens High cage coach. and Jtm Vennart, prtnctpal and 1 athletic dir~ctor of R_utland High school, were ~peakers. Front row •. L. to R , G~ry . Michaels, Jim Meredith, Roger Spencer, Ken Caldwell. Theron Cruise ami Ken H~I - I tung. Standing, Asst. Coach Gary Parsons, Track and foot. ball coach Dave Stn~kltn .I F' Bill Amos, Mike Will, Dave Leonard , Charles Frecker. Rick Koh!Pntz, Asst. Coach ' Jim Carpenter, and Head Basketball Coach AI Bowen.- Sentmel photo. t I a rl nes Seabee orce on Beach 1 • ' ' Eastern High Honors its 1965 Athletes the lllw. Sixty athletes, managers and cheerleaders were honored ArmllroDC 51, ID unemployeel I'IDrood clerk, was armed Thursday evening at the annual wltlla pellet •••. ne weap- All-Sports Banquet of Eastern •• wao fastened oo securely High Sch<~l. to bll beH that be couldn't Jim Vennarl. longtime coach free It for the attempted rob- and now principal at Rutland to Vernon Nease. chapter chair· I bery. Federal Judge A. J. High School, and Alben• High ZlrpoU aoted Armstrona:'s out~ school cage mentor Charles Meman. ltalldllll World War 11 record Afee, were gue!t speakers. Dorothy Smith. ll.d that be had ao previous I McAfee. who has been coach· 1ave the report of the lroable wllb pollee. Then he ing at Athens. High Schooisince 81111ual meeting in May, 1964. Mro. Mary Hamm, blood relellecl bim 01 bl• own rec- 1954 where hl9 teams ~ave re· corded a total of 173 Wins aprogram catrman, reported tpllaaee for 11 days. gains! 56 defeato, urged the 40ii units of blood had been reathletes of Eastern to "Believe celved during the last 12 montht. These were disbined for the uae ol M~s Cocmty realdMII to the lolloWii!C 'boapltals: Veterana Memoria~ units; Melp General 31 unit..; Holle!', Ill unill :St. Joseph, 17 unila; Camden Clark, 10 Its; Pleasant Valley. a units; WASIUNG'I'ON (UPI)-Presl· new landing field!, planes, bel· 0ut of area, 73 units. dent Jolmsun today signed the icopters and expanded opera· The lui v!IH ol the BlJIOtl. special $700 million appropria- lions m Viet Nam. IContlnuecl on page 2) to light the wa. in Viet "Our patience and determinaNam and warned that U.S. wil· lion are wtending." llngness ot talk peace lhould The President signed the not be regarded •• a symbol of measure at a White House cercowardice. emony attended by members of "Until the aggresS01'11 have Congress. Congress approved indicated their willingness to the special appropriation as a talk, we Intend to press on," vote of confidence in his Viet Johnlon said as be signed the Nam policy within three days measure providing funds lor after he made the urgent re· 1., . SAIGON (UPII - An American task force of 6,000 M>r ines and Seabee; lauded on a South Vietnamese . • k' R 11 d beach today to build " new air base for launching even in what you are domg. before t~ mg over as u an more punishing ratds aga inst Com munist targets on both "You fellows set the pattern Hrgh prmcrpal and athleltc ·ddt- SI·u es o1. th e 17 th pat..J II e1. for the boys who follow you rector. also observed, mt st. The landmg pari v t• ncountered no opposition. But here,'' McAiee said. H.· point· I humorous anecdoles "Th:re. IS three battalions ul v,,:t Cong guerrillas attacked a camp ed oul that tl~e destre to excel. no substitute for plam ole hard ' r R n- n Catholic refugees in the Mekon;; Delta Thurstalent, tradition and abtlily "" I work." Mr. Vennart patd trrb- ~ d~'y n~~h~ killing 48 Vietnamese and wounding 77. 'I'hir· other ingredients required of , u,te to the c~achmg staff of ly other Vietnamese IVI'W ::::::-". . ...:..:.:..:= fme athletes. ! Eastern High and all other ltisled as mi" in g and po" i· tacked transportation targets Vennan ,•· a much: respected schools oF the area. lbly taptu red. Tliursday mght in two separate member .of the .fam•ly of spo~ts Toastmaster for the b;mqut'l A l; .S. sp\Jkes mi\n dt•srri bl'd nussw ns. . leaders m Me~gs county satd, was Charles tiiedi Carr, a lhe guerrilla a.<sa ulr as lh<' bt~· Two Skyhawks Jets from the "You all know you have ~~ . pay member of the Eastern Athie\.·· gest tlus year The Vret Con~ Jircraft carrier Coral Sea the prtce_ to be an athlete. ic Boosters Assn, Rev . Ra y l sturmed the r.;~mp at Hai Yen strafed a ~voy on Route 1& Vennan , who led _the . R~rl Warne gave the inv ocation and · 180 mill's so uthwest ol Sa1gun about 70 mtles south of Hanoi. Devils to 11 champ10nsh1ps m 17 years as head football coach - . where Father Nguyen Loc- Hoa,. Pilot s reported "probable dam· rConhnued on page 2) known as South Vtet Nam·, age to two trucks. - - - · · · - - - - - 'lighting pries!." has tong hetct ; Anolher Skyhawk and two !1'4 Ioff the Communrsts with a pn-1 Phantom jets, also from the vale arm; ta iled the ' Sea lCoral Sea, attacked four barges Swallow' · on the Thong ll.ieu River 100 • N W V ar $700 Million for • N • . '""' quest. "ThiS money will be for arms, for weapons of for helicopters and and planes," the President said. "These we use not because we want war but because the aggressors ha>e made them necessary." Johnson promised that U.S. weapons would be put aside when peace comes-"anll we hope it comes swiftly." ' [ In the air war agatnst )iorth vt les southwe~_A)f 1 ~;. A rVtet Na.m, U.S. l'javy planes at· spokesman llill{ ollf''fll""tba - He noted. however, that the Amencan offer of uncondttiOnal peace discussions in Southeast I ASia had produced no response. I "For months we have wa.ted: for a stgn, a signal , 8 whiSper I our offer .... ~.as fallen on rec<!p!Ive ears, he said. "But not 8 sound has been • heard. No·t· a Signal has been Sighted. Sltll we WaJt for a re· sponse. Still we are anxtou._ for peace. " I The Chief Executive said he · ! I' MISS - • • orriS WinS County A d PTA war · barges was' left bu,.ing. Ptlots reported no enemy air~ craft or anti-aircraft fire. All o1 lh I turned safe! e P an~~=nl Number y. Today's big amphibious landing involved 3,000 oombal-ready Marines and 3,000 Seabees. II increased the number of Ameri· ran servicemen in South Viet Nam to a record 41,1100, includ• ing 18,500 men in an acknowJ. edged combat role. Kyger Creek Baccalaureate � 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 05. May 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 May 6, 1965 farmer miller