https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c115ddfeb4279ece700083e879d4481c.pdf 8c3dff59c3a2e5a68575a5f2c82270b5 PDF Text Text I f ,, •.. Mrs. EichingP· Is Reelected WSCS Leader Yo Wa TeGirl~ E • p• .. \ -~~~,, >, ·~ ,. ' Surpris~Party G'!Ven ' t uesday For Doughter show. Also, the Freshman Mr. Wllllam K.Rusiiu, Friend.Surprfle il?u.e-Warmfn,u Rutland P. T•.4. chanica! drawing class will baud director of tbe Middle- FlorenceBoUey Glll~nonSaturday . To Meet Monday hlblt designs for a variety of port Hlgb School, baa 8111101111- Mrs. Florence Holley was the IZZO, Rev. and Mrs. Daniel Work. '!1te Rutland PTA will meet , buildings constructed under the ··~ tbal • coocert by tbe co- guest of honor at a party Wedman and family were atven a Monday evening, May 10 at the Idn-ecllon of . Harold Sauer. One det 8lld Junior band wlll be nesday evening at her home, bouaewarmtna at the aew Mt. Rutland High School auditorium display will mchtde public build~ sented oext Tuesday, May Nye Ave., planned by her The Ya Wa Te Camp Fire Moriah Church of Gad parson· with Arthur Miller, president, j ings and farm butldlngs. . 1j ·at 7,JG p.m. at tbe blgb dllughter and son-in-law, Mr. Girls of Racine enjoyed their age Sa~ evening after a Mr. end Mrs. Harold Saae 1D charge. i Music .will be presented. by Mrs. William Eichinger was • ,0 1 auditorium. and Mrs. Dwight Logan. annual pizza and slumber party revival belnl! held at the church. entertained with a aurprile 1111' The Junior and Senior Home senior girls trto. There w1U reelected preSident when I he The cadet band Is compooed Mrs. Holley was a dinner at the Sam CurtJs ·farm, Morn- Attending were Mr. arid Mrs. ty after echool Tuellday afte Economic Girls with their instaliaiton of officers and WSCS of the Syracuso Met.OO- of JUnior high students and the guest of the Logans and when log star, on Aprll 30. Albert Appleby, Mr. ond Mrs. noon ln honor ol their datJIIiter, teacher and advisor, Leda Mae lreshments will be served dist church met Wednesday .ev- JUniOr band uses beginners and she returned home was pleas- The girls mived on the Charles Dauah~, . ~ Joy, whO observed her '1111 Kraeuter will present a style lhe 8th grade room mothers. , ,· " at the home of Mrs. Ahce- sixth grade s u t d, n t s. antly surprised when a 8J"OUP school bus and Immediately ren, Mr. and ,at( blrlbday anniversary. GliDes ;:::::':::::::.,_:::::::::::::::::::::::~, Capehart. I - , publle is cordially Invited. of friends cam~ in to help her ellanged !Dto oomlortsble hit· sons, pecky and Col:'eltB Rhodes, and contests we:e played and Devotions from Luke 4 wherde .., "' """"' ""'"""''"""" celebrate heredbJrbthlrthdday. k l!1f clothes. A hlke was taken ~Mr. andRuthMrsP. ~~MrSiatypn! priMa woneberby Donna WWebt!r, led by Mrs. Capehart, who a '"" A decorat ay ca e, over the hl!ls through tlte S. ¥!1!",., • 81111 Duane W , MarJory 11111for her topic, "Hearing God ~ ~ ice cream and coffee were ser- woods d 1' g the creek to Mra. Ross Scarberry Jnd Su81e, ley 8lld Brenda Bolln. speak through the Bible." Miss ved to Mr. and Mrs. William ~n ~on birds nd Mrs. DQrotby !"fflll!jt, Mr., "'14 bad Marcia Karr presented the proQln I Bartels and Edward and Chuck, see spr Ill! owers, ' 8 Mrs. Jacob Bulb li1lfl chllllreb, After the honored SUiill ram topic "The Bible Is God's IMrs. John . Smith, Mr. and birds nests. Even a black &nake Mr. and Mrs. IVlliifd EbertJ.. ope!1ed her lovely llfta, the 18 ~ork " ' iii ~ Mrs. Elmer Bailey and Sandra, was observed from a dlsf:ance. bach and r.muy·, Mr. ancj Mrs. Invited pests were aeated •· · b 1 sesSion I IMrs Helen Sauvage and Gene. After about two miles of hiking, Dorsa Persons and o-er, Mr. round tlte table carrylns out During the us ness ,~ h th gi is took time out t0 '""" the I be I Ink and o shut ms calls were reported. · 1Mrs Carl Moore, Mrs. Helen w en e r and Mri. Clarence Wolfe, Rev. CO or tc me o P 2 • i th minating Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Sayre iBrickles Mr and Mrs. Logan swing on a grapevine, they re- and Mrs Gilbert Spencer and sreen In the cloth, napkiM and I report 0 •. dno and ac- ! ot Fairborn will arrive this eve- 1and Skip' and the honored guest turned to a cleared off field family Mr and Mrs Charlea ballOOIIJ auspended from I h • committee · for a wee kend VSI i 't WI, 'th \Who received many nice gilts' i and bulit a II'b th k ' · · ed Ice ted and was otherreaofficers are nmg •~. y e cree . Findley and famUy, Mr. and cellln&. A. supper was serv I P . C h t . res her mother, Mrs. Frank Ste"-' and cards Softba!l was enjoyed while the Mrs Jamea Satterfield and sons .the children ·'with a decorated Mrs. Ahcde apetar ' Vlfce Ppro-. art. · fire burhed down and then the Mrs. Shirl"" S!m'pson Mra· cake allj! lei cream foliowJna, tdent an serre ary o , I d of . I . ed hot d h . ., ' . . ram matenal: Mrs. Royal . Esrl Tea or . . .xo girs en)Oy ogs, am- Dwight Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. The lighted birthday we ceag d' retary· viSited recently wtth hiS moth· ~~ ill burgers, potato chlps and kool Freeman Williams and children tered the table. Favon ol Da~ Thomas recor mg sec • M Ed'th T ford a n · ~ 'd ' I nd ndy 1 rs C' B Weese, treasurer; et • rs.. ea ' fOUn n W at · Mrs. Patriclt Williams, Mrs. loons, toy a!~ anes a ca M · :.11' · H d hell sec- son, Cecil. 1 !\ They hiked home for an even- Della Gillilan Mildred and bars were giVen. Mrs. W1 tam ou '" ' Mrs. Dessie Patterson under- ;: ~ ing of fun spent watching TV, Be Gllll.lan '0r bo h · retary ol soc· tal relattons; Mrs.f went ma)or · surgery Th ursday 1' d ing nd Ilk tty • a Scar roug were Margery 1 · p aymg games, anc a o Mrs Freda Wil Mrs Linda• Attending 1 0 Melvin Grimm, secretary morning at Meigs General Hosdancing Including the Hoke y L d Kl :," v· 'ki Car· Wamsley, Vickie and Kathy flar. memberslup cuii!Vatmn, Mrs. pita!. Pokey and the Bunny Hop. A.- u an m "'·. JC . rllon, LYJtll and Rosemary John Sauvage. secrrlary of miS- Mrs John Frick is ill at her Mr. and Mrs. Lee Edwards bout l1 m lzza corn lisle, ., Snowden, Roxanna and Jell Pat. sionury education and service h · R. k S . g Road (Esther Bradbury) ol Miami, d ph. · P 'edpop ' Sending gifts were Mrs. lcle terson Brenda Bolln Terri 0'· ;r s orne, oc prm s . N y k Cit an punc were serv . Tucker and family Mrs Nancy ' ' d k and of supply wor : an . ~~ Hev. and Mrs. Menzel Smith Fla., and ~w or y, are saturda morni the Iris ' . Dell, Georgina Grate, Cint1J Marcia Karr .. secretary ol ~ptr- and daughter, Bonnie were bus- here ...- a visii with her moth- enjoyed : breakl::!t of j:ice, Hol~lnge~ru! Mr!. Anna Lee Eads, Donna and Duane Web I itual life culttvatiOn. 1 he btrth- iness visitors in Glendale, W. er, Mrs. Laura Powell Brad- eggs and toast, hoi cakes, cer- Tuc er sons. eJ' Tammy and Debbie Schoot>l days of Mrs. Sauvage and Mrs. Va. Wednesday. bury and her siSter and broth- eal and milk. Girls attending , over, Joy White and the honol' I Mary Flanagan "'." observed: Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks er. Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold were Brenda Webb, Joy Theiss, Camp/Ire Glrb ed suest'a sister, Mary Ruth 1. A commem on. Nalional Fama and Miss Genevieve . Stobart and Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Brad- Laurel Calms, Martha Yost, Elect 0/ficer~Sa __uer_.________ 1tiy week by Mtss Ka~r a~ 1were business visitors m bury and famtlies. Ann McClintock Jane John- The Ya Wa Te Camp Fire A growing savings account here- added to 1 poem. "IVSCS Garden. by . rs. i polis, today. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Reber son, Brenda Bradford, Sue Cur- Girls of Racine elected new live ail the llrls experlenct In every month or payday-con give you a reserve 1 Flanagan closed the meetmg, 1 Mrs . Orion Nelson of two sons of Cleveland, VIS· tis, Nancy Bentz, Linda Grlnd- officers recently for "the 2nd each of the duties ol the posiof spore cash that's safe but always conven•rter wnwh rrlreshmenls were and Mrs. Wilbur Pierce ol recently with their aunt, staff and Diana Cross. Adults Quarter of 1965. They were tlon that abe Is elected to. ()lb. ienlly available for any ;:>urpose you choose! served by the hostess. bury were in Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Lilli~ McGhee. attending were Mrs. Helen John- president, Ana McClintock, er members of thll 8J"OliP ars Va , Thursday to attend I h Steve Mil~er of Beverly, a stu- son, aSBistant guardian, and vice president, Linda Grindstaff Laurel Cairns, Brenda Webb, We'll help your savings account grow faster NativP Nigfrian Mason County Borne atbe Rto ;ra~de .~l~g~, Mrs. Mary Curtis, guardian. treasurer, Brenda Bradford; Martha Y<tst, Nancy · Bentz, here by adding interest, as earned. 1 we en WI slralion spring lunch~n, rtc secretary, Djana Cross, end Jane Johnson ond Joy Thetas. h Churt·h Speaker at the National Guards . also a student, ~nd Athei18, were Thursday evening scribe, sue Curtis. Guardian ts Mrs. Mary CUrlls Open a savings account here nowl Samuel Toye. attired In ory. Miss Helen Wright, parents, Mr. and Mrs. RICh- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emer- This group elects new off!- and aaslstant ts Mrs. Heltll Nigerian appare l, was ial representative ol the Chambers. Mr. and Mrs. son Jones. cera each quarter in order to Johnson. IISl>eak:er Sunday morning ot plicity Pattern Co. of New Chambers attended the Mayli"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;i;;;i;;ii;i;;;;;..;..=;..'"-';..;....................., Syracuse First United City, was guest speaker . banquet spon"?red by the 1 lerian church. His sermon as her topic, ' Be your own Stgma Fraternity Saturday ic was "God's Deeds" to signer." evening, and also the dance people in his homeland of following. geria. A post graduate of Mrs. William Reynolds ha• University, he plans to fS. VeS er from Lansing, Mich. to his native land to preach where she has been visiting lhe gospel. with her daughter and family, Mr. Toye is a member or the Mrs. Arthur Sylvester Mr. and Mrs. Shelby King and ·Ohio Program of International selected as delegate to family. Mrs. King is recuperati Living, sponsored by Ohio Unl· meeting of Scioto ing from recent surgery. verstly and Westminster Foun- tery at Athens, May 18, Mr. Verner See is reported 1 <lation. The program consists the session ol the improving from a heart condiServing Meigs County for over 93 years of five student participants and First United !ion at Holzer HospitaL an Indian couple, who direct church met Sunday night ln Mrs. Margaret Hili of Daythe program. church annex. The Rev. POMEROY RUTLAND The Rev. Richard Putney' Hueholt, or Gallipolis was ton spent the weekend with Mr. assistant of the erator. The Rev. Leonard Me- and Mrs. Richard Chambers Member Federal Reserve System Foundation was also present, Intire of Logan was a guest. aml her mother! Mrs.. Be~ giving the opening invocation. Effective May 16, the Hobstetter and Sister, MISs VIrMember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation He will fill the pulpit here Sun- morning worship services g1e Hobstetter. day morning May 9 at 9:30a.m. be at 9 o'clock and church Mrs . Wtlltam . Morrll (IloroI I~Th~e~p~ub~li~c~i~sco~r~di~a~lly~ln~v~ite:d~i'l ~~~':'~. at IG. Alternates to thy Dtllardl IS .1mpr?v1ng sattBio Presbytery are Mrs. ·. factoriiy fo!lowtng kidney &urgWinebrenner, and M r s. l ery at Riverside Methodist Thomas Clark. The General Hospital in Colu!"bus: She has ' Assembly will convene ln Co- been m the hospital sc1c April lumbus May 18 through 26. The L Her room number Is U9. I Synod of Ohio wll1 be held at Her family has been with her ' .l; Muskingum College il, New during her hospitalization. Concord, June 15-IB. Mrs. Don· Mr. and Mrs. Branch Flem· aid Cottrill is elder commis- ing of Miami, Fla., are here lor ·I sioner to the meeting and Mrs. a few weeks' visit at their home Sylvester, allernate. in Middleport. They are visllThere will be a congregation Ina with relatives and Jrlends meeting Sunday afternoon, May be', :e returning to Florida. 16, at 2 o'clock. Proposed by • Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson, taws will be presented. A II - - - - - - - - - members are urged to attend. van Meter of Beverly· Mr. and The meeting opened with Mrs. Gerald Michael 'and lamtJONATHAN LOGAN, Junior tlzH 5·15 prayer by the moderator. At- ily, Syracuse; and Mr. and Mr!. ~· "~ te~dmg were Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Frank Porter Jr. and lamlly, t KAY WINDSOR & SHAPELY, mitlft tlzos Wmebrenner, Mr. Richard Duck- Pomeroy. 8·20 worth, Mrs. Cottrill, Clerk of Session; the Rev. Mcintire, 8lld e .. eBRITISH LADY, H•lf silH 12Y>·24'h the Rev. Hueholt. nJoy S/umberParfy > f"' { ~ t • at y e _/ .. I ' "' ' ' entine ,, -¥bert 1 M · 1Y About People 1n Pomeroy \ _.,,"'' ··"·"""*"'"""'"""'*' A dAd About L Middleport WISHING ISN'T HAVING ... · ' u; Mr. Ronald Deem, a native of Parkersburg who currently is a coach-teacher at Springfield, Ohio, has been hired by the Southern Local School board to succeed Charles Hayman as executive head, it was announced today. Mr. Deem also will coach the Southern High football team. He was employed following the announcement by Mr. Hayman last month that he intended to retire after ., this term of school is com- · pleted. coach - principal, Jame• Vernari of Rutland. Mr. Hayman has eerved as Deem coaclled Junior High an educator in Southern Local ,lrall in Parkersburg for o n e school district for the post 301year, then was head coach of t;:,· yaers and overall, has been. •tall sports at Ripley High school [, ,. t~acher, prmctpal or executrve in 1954 and 55. During his stay ',, i smce 1925. at Ripley he had a young star ~.: ''' Mr. Deem will be the second now Pomeroy High School grid : foolball coach in the shor mentor Charles Chancey. ;: hiHtory ol Southern High school. Deem moved til Williamstown, : Bill Priddy, who !sst fall com- W. Va., in 1956 and coached · pleted his fourth season as there until resigning in 1961 to coach, tendered his resignation go to Springfield Sotuth High 11: to the board in ~pril. School. In his last year at Wit- ~;, , , The new executive bead and Deem 's football '! · • ' '' ' I ,I.. • coach ls a 1944 graduate of squad posted a 8-1-1 record, AWARD WINNER - Mrs. Pat Htndy, Hig~-st, Middleport, poses with her husband, Parkersburg High school and his basketball team 22-3 slate , ;;a David, and children, Mi~hael and Cyn~,hil, after being ~~unce~ as the Ohio Eta received his BA Degree at Sa- a n d his baseball club, 17-!. 1 Ph Chapter of. th~ Beta S1gm~ Sorority, Girl of the Year. MJ'l!. Hmdy has been out- lem College in 1953. Deem took In baseall during iltat season ~tandlngly act1ve m the sorortty the past year. She 13 especially recogruzed by other his Masters from West he led the Yellow Jackets into , - - - - - - -- - memMrs for her war~ on the group's service committee.- Sentinel Photo. University In 1958. Salem the four team first tourney -1 , . lege is the akna mater Of a first £or Williamstown - w;:.;r , :.M't:, .. ~'"•h: :. other well-known Meigs - and .lost in the semi-finals to Huntmgton. Also ln 1961 Deem was head 1 l, "' .,..,:.to..~, '. ' .... . of the North team in ot er L-K Bowl game ai ParkBY DALii! ROTHGEB, JR. !suited In tlie eXplosion, whlch 1Several nearby homes were lersllur•. The North squad Eureka resident> were awak.. leveled ·the supply atructure. i damaged by the blast. No one , game 6-11. Coach Chanened at 6 a.m., today by a Ire- ! · 1 was reported injured. was his assistant. j mendous explosion which de1 The structure was located diTmnorrow is Motbe~ ·, Day. has been employed as atroyed a supply . building be1 rectly behind the !ruck stop, signified by tbe wearmg ol a ha,ckfi••ld Coach at Springfield hind Curry's Truck Stop on Rt. operated by Dale Hansel Curwhite symboll< ol sweetHigh since resigning at ness. ros~ punty, and enduranrt· t ry. Williamstown In 1961. He Is marAt first, It was thought a The blast broke three winto the former Bettv Leran tbe qualities of the ideal mojet had broken the sound bardows out of the home of Dep. Parkersburg and is t h e . ther wbo ever lived. rl~r. Some residents feared uty SberHilvan Fife. Next door, Meigs county cburcbe!!: w•ll father ol three children, someone may have attempteQ restaurant supplies and a Iaunpay special tribute to Mothers to blow · up·. the Gallipolis dam dry room and a bathhouse were this May 9. Who can ask, wtth.COQtdill& to reports from down damaged.' out wonderment, "Wb (" r e ver. ..~· . . Also damaged was the Herwould we be. without her'!" Sb·e,r~Denver Walker behevman Simms house, T. D. OilA festival derived from the an accumulation of gasses Ion's home. Mrs. Addie Archcustom of mother-worship in :.a pump .motor may have reer's awnint. was damaged alancient Grtere, formal moth- ' ' Your Savings Earn 4% Interest POMEROY m~ NATIONAL BANK Remember Mother's Day I • Is Sundayt May 9th 1 You'll find on excellent selection of Mother's Day Gifts - I 3rd floors - In the Housewares and Gift Department on the Gallia Clmrche• ·Planning Cru•ade CATAUNA SPORTSWEAR There wlll be an E•••ngo!llstllc Crusade sponsored by the Meith· I odist Churches of GalUa ty and vicinity at Grace Methodist Church in Gallipolis, May 2-9 at 8 p.m. each evening, (DST). The visiting speaker la Rev. James Wagner, pastor the Burlington, Ohlo, Methodist Church. The theme for the is "I've Found A Friend." Sermon topics for the rest the week are: Friday, May 7, "The Redemption of L 1I Saturday, May 8, "The StJ:<mgthl of Ufe;" and Sunday, May "The Master of Ufe." The · is Invited. eSWEATERS eDUSTERS ePAJAMAS eSLACKS eSKIRTS eSWIMWW eGLOVES Excollenl Selection of ·'' '. ' ' ' I eCOATS Straws and Vinyls In all of the latut colon eUMBRELLAS MEEKER ALL LEATHER BIWOLDS & HANDBAGS BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. .............. ·-· ~ so;.,:c:.~~~10w~:rr~~it Hilton Wolfe .. '!ton Wolf•, 1\acin• oou,cil member . will attend the meetlng ~ ·M~y 12 in Washington D.~C. lfi\!1 Congressman Walter H. !.fkeiler. lfe Invites all Interested w!s meet Monday, May ~. 1 and answerper! his trip to learn more · the Appalachia and programs In the J11eetlng will be Mor1day at the JunRacine. was destroyed· by the blast. ~e · ~ureau of Crim_lnal Invesltgatton was called lD today to probe the incident, ·according to Sheriff Walker. EIIIC Eric Cbambers. sou of Mr. and Mrs. Rl<bard Chambers of Middleport, bas been initlated Into the Phi Sigma Iraterolty of Rio . rande College. Eric Is a junior at Rio Grande, maJoring tn secondary educa· lion. He Is a 1162 graduate of Mldaleporl Higb school. TWO CITED The Ohio St;Ite Patrol today reported two arrests, Albert M. Graham, 42, Rt. 1 Stewart, cited to Mei4s county court May 14 for unsafe vehicle, and Jack!e L. Harris, 22, Minersville, cited to Gallipolis court Ma~ 15 for speed, Ronald DHm All gi rl s in lhP area between I The Mis9 Ame.rlc~ eantestant the ages of 18·28 and nul mar- was the !962 Mtam!Sburg Jayrit>d are im•Jt€'d to sN·ure e~p· ; c: Queen, secosd runner-up. in pliCal Ions al the Daily se ntinel . the South Dayton Junior Mtss l wMPO. Boh r::vans steak House Pageant, Sweetheart of Demoi01. Holsum BHk Pry brfor(' M;;~y . lay. and first runner-up m thl ]!3. · 1965 district of Demolay pa&- Miss Quinn is a stud~nt at Ieant. Ohu.. llrt l \'t'r~ il \ ;md 3 19M 1 M1ss Quinn also appe~ed gr~duJte of \lwmisburg High iwith the Jo-Ettes, a prectsion er-worshlp was performed on school. Sht> ha s had two semt!s· 1 dancing line, on the Ted Ma~k the Ides ()f March throughout dt'rs of drama ti C's in co llege and I Original Amateur Hour and m Asia Minor. With tbe t'Oming Ill vrars experienl'e in dancmg. ~ various other TV appearanceL Seven persons were fined and three others forfeited bonds in actions by Judge Frank w. Porter in Meigs County court Friday. Fined for speeding were Mildred L. Gillilan, $10 and costs; John Fisher, Jr., $25 and costs: Charles R. Wolfe, $20 and costs, and Marjorie M. sayer, $10 and costs. Robert R. Hendricks was fined •t50 and cosls and sentenc• Ohl"tnger IS• speaker m • Rotarv's vocattona • I series of Cbrtsllanity, this developed · -----~ Into worship oi "M o t h e r 1 Church.'' a ~elebration OC· I eurrlng on m>d-Lent Sunday I 0 when children returned home I witb gifts for parents, tsper- I Ially the mother. I • In tbe United States, "Moth- , David Ohlmger, manager of the Economy S~vlngs & er's Day" was given ofllciai Loun Co. in Pomeroy. exp l am~d to the Middleport-Pornrecognidon by Congress. May ler«y Rolary cluh Fnday everung the operation of tht 8• 1914. the second Sunday in Iloan business. 1 May being the national day lh 4· . I bli i0 0 i Mr Ohlmg:er. anflthPr m e Serving the dmner wert Miss i" or pud "'express 1" othur i cu rrt'n l list :)f local Hot.ary i Bess Sanborn Mrs. Charles on an revt'rt>Dt't' or e ' . r · ' th rs " !club mrmber!' to desrnbe t letr Byer, Mrs. Bernard Fultr:, mo e . I vocal ions. sa d the: Economy Mrs Donald Eanes, Donna 8)'1 · l Oh' · . · mr ,;~.., . . .Sa\' lngs and Loan ~~ t w 1 rl~) er and Jerrt Srruth. , Isub"1 Ca · Guernst>y He1'ft>r · dwry c of tile f ptladed 11I ·, nance orpura 1Jon oun .. • , ' I . . to jail for three daya on a DWJ conviction Gar L M . rl·s of Rl . 3 eoo'I v1'II eywas. f'moedr $5 and cost~ for defective bead· . and 0100 and costs on a lights · charge of not havtng an operator's license t75 of the latter KIIIt>d ID Highway IB92. 1 fine was suspended an~ Morris A G~ernse~ heifer wa s kill- Thr Capital finanre Corpo.rwas- placed on probation for ed Fnday nJght upon bemg atiOn. with it s main office m,1 six lllO<llhs). . struck by a car driven by Jam- c11 tumbus· has 326 branch ofJudge Porter fmed Clyde es Edward Diddle, 17. Rl . I , 1rim m 18 stat"' He said cer- 1 Taylor and David Chadwell each Racine about 11'2 mites east of Iti fi catt>s of deposit in 1he Econand costs on charges of as· I the Racine corporation limit In omy Loan system e<:~rn 41".! per i SAIGON (UPI) -An armac!a and battery. Dorcas Irent inlrresl. of 2110 U.S. Air Force 8lld Navy Shirley Hayhurs forfeited The Sheriff's department In 1 ~1r Ololinger read excerplsi planes blasted three military \ ...if.ou bond o~ a c1tat10n vestigation showed there was ' ror the "Paper-Work Jungle." targets in Communist North a railroad at the medium damage to Diddlf''s ve- wh tch explains the ,activities of Viet Nam today. One plane was proach of a rtain, John bicle Authonties said the heif- those mvolved in desk duties. shot down. lost his $2 7.50 bond. for le~ped out of a ditch m front He was mtroduced by Rotary U.S. military spokesmen said mg, and Thomas Gtik, one the car. The department al- President Dick Rosenbaum. Navy planes loosed lorul of $17.50 -for no muffler. so investigated a mishap in A letter ol appreciation from bombs and bullpup air-to • surRacine F'r1day involving cars M1ke Archer was read to the face missiles at a vital air field Veleralll Memorial Hospital operated by Donald C. Rillle, group. \like thanked Rotary for near the coastal city of V!nh, ADMISSIONS - Harry , of R.D. 3, Racine· and Mar- selecting hinn as the club's rep- but lost one Crusader jet to wards, Langsville; Zreda "''-'t·ha F. Wolfe. Racine RD 2. On- resentative at the Folk Festi- Communist ground fire. A. der, Racine. ty minor damage was iricurred.l val in Wilmington on April 2-3· search for the pUot was DISCHARGES launched. Bocard, Long Botto~; John Vinh is located 175 m !lee Duerr, Pomeroy; Vlrgmla King. i south of the Cummunist copital Pomeroy; Con Roush, PorneWASHINGTON (UP!) - The Defense Department , of Hanoi. The spokesmen said roy. Issued 1 coli Friday for 17,000 men to be induded into Navy . 1 fl"hter-bomben rock10 ... the Army during June. The Pentagon olso sold it expected 9,000 volunt•rs ed the airst:ip north of It, hllto supplement • lotal of 26,000 r.. ruits needed for tlng the runway, radar lnsWlianext month. !ions and other support faclUThe quota morkecl onothtr Increase In 1 steady climb ties. from • low of 3,000 for Februory. The incrused noed for droit- hos been ottrlbutecl to 1 f•lli"'l-off in ~nlistrnenh, longthoned troinlng ...,.. ods, ond to lncNised noeds for repla ..rnents In odd yeo.-. bectust of • tWo-yur cycle begun during tho Berlin buildup of 1961. · ed I !Tecbnleolor) Budd:J Ebseo, Kelr DuDea, Loll NetUetoo. "APACHI IUPLIS" (Teclml<olor) A.adle ltlurphJo, Lioda Law· sou. Hlellael Dante. ,, IUN,..-MOM~TUIS. Mar 9>10.11 (Tecbnlcolor) 1 I ......... Oldct "PATHIR GOOSI" Cuy Grant, Leslie Cuon Carole Sue Guinn. age I 9, from Mi~ll1!•bJ!rii<:.G:. ll_to be one of th e contestants in the May Ilr'f)relifuTnary MIS.I America contest at the Skylines Bowling Center on Routt 7 in Gallia countv. Held in conncclion with the regatta activities In Pornercy. t he preliminary contest will determine the finalists lwhu will IJe competing m a pageant at Pomeroy high school. 1 --- I ·. ' l " . MEIGS THEATRE I sDay Is on Sunday 200 PIanes hit V-N Targets TONIGHT lo IATURDIIY "MAIL ORDIIl BRIDI" I M h 1 All Wuther SUMMER PURSES •t u4ifidon;J"~vit~d .. - ~ GIVE DINNER Mrs. Susie Fischer entertained with a dinner Sunday st her home, Morning Star. were Mr. and Mrs. eHOSIERY Seven Fined In County Court Action ~ Wearing Apparel For Your Famly- and Furnltvrt alii EXCELLENT SELECTION OF ... Miamisburg neauty Coming For Miss America Contest I Elberfelds-Pomeroy . 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Middleport and Belpre were Larry Prl<e, the clasll!' lefty Sherm CundHf, the Tornado with two ll"IIY and Mike Gard- Stobarl laced a mUd threat only the paased ball that hit - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - . , . . . , . - - . . , - - ., meet lhill alterooon 1n the Jot Southern lJi8h, gave up only catcher, evened thmgs up in ner on by gr~ee of an error, In tha sb\th ~!hen with orie out him on ~ fool, and nathng a Daily Se11tinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, May 8, 196~ oecllonal nnalo of the Class A three hils, but two of them the top of the fifth. With one Mark Tannelnll's blooper Into Prlcce doubled. But Vtc Dural base runner at ~~WJnd 011 an attempted steal I!' Middleport got only three hits off PriCOl the two In the fifth and Bill 'Halley's single m the 'third with two out. Cundiff's homer and Pme's doulo the ser.tiorral !mal by defeat- HI In the thll;d when Dave ble wu all Slobart gave up By GEORGE c LANGFORD IPittsburgh beat Cincinnati S-4 Jng Southern Local Friday at Vujakllja's high fly to deep Southern 000 010 11-1 2 2 UPI Sports Writer Houston topped Chicago ~ am Middleport, 4-1, on Gary Sto- right center was dropped leadMiddleport 001 030 X-1 2 0 Bob Gibson had a little extra the Milwaukee-Mets game al bart's strong 2·hit, 14 s!rlk~ IDb ~off Buddy dMooredwalked, Pnce and Cundiff. Stobart l'riday mght - long johns, 011 New York was rau10d out out mound performance, bae e o runners a vane< on a and Moore Ump~res Hilton and a blazmg fast ball Washmgton shocked the New by an errorless defense. Bel· passed ball Pr~ce then fanned Wolfe, Jr , and A. Stobart, 3'h It was just the formual the York Yankee• tw1ce 4-3 and 7 pre defeated Albany 3-2 Friday. tbe Side mrungs e"ach, pleate and bases World Series hero needed !JI 3, Cleveland stopped Boston 5-1, one-h1t the Philadelphia Philhes Ch1cago clobbered Mmnesota ~ Af.L.ST ARS ~ tor hiS f1fth consecutiVe v•c· 13-5. and Kansas C1ty snappe< tory and to keep warm m wmd· a Los Angeles wmmng streak • swept r.onme Mack Stadmm by takmg the rughtcap 6-3 alter SEOAL STANDINGS where the mercury dropped to the Angels won the opener 5-4 (Nortb Divlsloni 48 degrees Detroit was ramed out at BalO · It wasn't cold " gnnned the hmore R1 TEAM W L R R lanky St LoUis Cardmal r1ghl· 4 1 2! 11 bander, 'I had on long Johns 'tT ''"J" Wellston . Singles Ia Rill . ..__ _._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. .~:;;;;, Logan .. . .. •. 3 2 26 26 a choker around my neck and D1ck Trace~sk• '"'gled borne Kyger Creek Southpaw Lan· Galila Academy High school's E, --·•led Preso luternalloual Athens 2 3 44 31 plenty of 011 on mv arm and pmch-runner W11Ue Crawford ay Tyo pitched one of the best ....team suffered ito first deAmerican League Nelsonv•lle 1 4 H 37 body I d•dn t mmd •t at all" with the wmmng run m the games of his hlgb school ca· of the 1965 C'llmprugn FrlNational Leagne I w. L. Pel. GB TOTALS • lO 10 1115 105 The tnumph • as the f t eighth mmng for the Dodgers, reer Friday evening, a 9-0, noday as powerful BarboursvUie W. I. Pet. GB Chicago 14 5 737 one hitler of Gibson's se.'~~ who won their fourth straight hJI 18 stnkeout win over the downed the Blue De91ls 141> to Los Angeles IS 6 714 Minnesota 11 7 611 2¥, (Sout• Dlvlsloa) · · W1lhe Mays hi! hiS nmth and No~th Galha Pirates at Che9'h on the RIVIera Country Club Houston 13 ~ 591 2'h Los Angeles 13 9 591 2'h year maJor league career and lOth home runs and has now hit th~re. course Cmcmnatl 12 9 571 3 Cleveland 9 7 563 3'h TEAM W L R OIRS ~~ ~~~h:h~~~~rslh!S seO'on- ~ammeesrs H'",,e~cohmeof ruh'n' :ao~~lfoe":. It was the Pirates' 22nd win Milwaukee Baltimore 10 9 52f 4 Jackson · . 4 0 31 Jol C 11 d • ~ 9 8 529 4,, Detroit II was Tyo'• secon d 9tr alghi 1 ~amst threP setbacks - one Ch 9 9 500 4'1 Galhpoi!S 2 3 24 20 1 mny a tson '"'"" V ISions actly matches hiS pace of tast wm as earliOI' I~IS week the l" • lo to G II 11 1cago 10 iO 500 4" p h d , of a no hiller w1th a clean line 2 R 53 "Wby do you eaU blm Spike•" was a """ Sl a tpo I ear· St LoUis 10 10 500 4'h Boston 7 10 412 6 omeroy 2 17 28 1SID le to crnlerfleld year when e ha 10 a 14-game Bobcal8 defeated acme, · . • her m the season S franciSco _ Washmgton 9 13 .409 6'o Middleport . . • 1 3 2 11 mn~ng m the fifth 1 hittmg str,eak and a 480 batting , 10 12 455 5 0 The junior stopper was In The Blue Devils are now 9-1· Philadelphi3 8 12 400 6''.J TOTALS t 9 7t 74 Loses Heartbreaker mark He s batting .356 to date 9 11 _450 S'h New York complete charge the whole 0 on the season Today. I he Pittsburgh 8 14 364 7\', Kansas City 5 14 263 g THIS WEEK'S RESULTS· Chrs Short also seekmg Ius Lefty Claude {)steen survived game. were taking part in a New York 7 14 333 8 Friday's Results • !Jfth v~elory and th~rd shutout Mays pyrotechmcs to post a The Pirates only put three four-way match at the Hidden ' Los An. 5 K C 4, lsi, twilight ~ogan 5 Nelsonville 2 was VICiim!Zed bv two errors m SIX hitter for hiS third trnmph men to base Valley Country Club In PI Fridays Results Kan City 6 LA 3, 2nd mght Ga lhpohs 4 Middleport 0 the se\enth mmng ~hen the Rehevei Bill Henry r':"ently at· Freshman David Skidmore. Pleasant waukee at New York rughl, Washmgton 4 NY 3, lsi, tw1 Gall1pohs 5 Jackson 6 Cardmals <eored both run s qmred from Cmcmrrat•, was the Chns Roderick was beaten ppd , ram Washmgton 7 NY 4 2nd mght Jacksos 12 Pomeroy • Juhan Javier beat out an m loser the losmg hurler, walked Wilh one out ID the flfsl but was by Frank Sexton 2'h to l'h de- St LOUIS l Philadelphia 0, mght Cleveland 5 Boston I. mght Wellston 6 Nelsonville 2 field hit and raced lo lhlrd The Gian~ got more bad stranded when Red Hatton fan· spite the fact he shot 3 psr 37 L Angeles 4 San Fran 3, mght Del at Balli mght Ppd, ram Logan 5 Athens 3 when shortstop Cookie H 0 1a s news when r Floyd Jerges<:n ned and catcher Roger Garette The second KERA Jnvltahon- SeCxhton Jwa on,e-udndeHrb·par Pittsburgh 5 Cmcmnail 4, mght Saturday's Probable Pttchm threw wildly Lou Brock st1oked lshuggesteld !haft Ort labndo Cepedba. tp anes te o bs 2 . 1 Satu d , p b bl Pil b Ch M h h d e1r a1 mg 1rs as~man e groun ded out aI Sl ow P 1tch Soltball Tourna· and both fired 41 , T • : r ay • ro a • c er& ~eago at 1nl!esota - Pe JOCKEY IS t " of four h1ls to score 1placed on the diSabl ed list Garette reached base m the mentIS scheduled to get under- ty lost J'h to 'h to Ha~sMc:r. Milwaukee at New York- Con· ters (2·1) vs Grant (2-0). NEW y HURT _ Jav1er When B1ock alt&'llpled Cepeda who underwent sur er , 11! ' s t mger 13 21 vs CISCO (0-0) fourth on an error but was way at Keraland, West V!rgtma, In a New York at Washmgton ORK UPI) Ron Tur to reach third on an mf1eld out last December 7 for remov~l ~ 41 1 1 picked off and Steve A~ams the weekend of June 5 and 6 de~ lost I~:~ sl :·J0~0 F~- Houston at Chicago - Notte- Bouton (2·2) VS Damels (I· I) ~; \h a Ca~ad•an-born jockey, flfst baseman DICk Stu"rl lhrew callilage from hiS right knee reached base on a 9atcher s er· The month long tournament will Folrlen shootm a 41 Roac;~· llart (~1) vs Koonce (2-01 Detrmt at Baltimore - n s rown rom h•s horse Sun- w•ldly allowmg Brock to scOie will he out for at least 30 davs ror m the s1xth be played only on weekends Terry Shrad~r def~aled Mor •Los Angeles at San Franc1sco- :.gum~ 13 0) vs McNally 1~11 ai ~u~er durmg the filth race In other Nat10nal League No surgery was planned at Meanwhile Tyo With excellent with the !mal game or games gan 212 to 112 but M k R Drysdale 13 2) vs Herbel (1·1 Cleveland at Boston _ Me· q educt Fnday and suf. games. Los Angeles 1nrre.,ed thiS t 1me" Jergesen said control and a strike-out pitch m the double ehmmalion lost 2'h to 110 to hiS a~ppor:: I Cmcmnali at P•ttsburgh - Ma Dowell (0 2) vs Monbouquette f~r~ld ~nt~Sionds ~nd abrasiOns l•ts league-lead lo 2-•, games by Dave t\msli ]Omed Gibson as fanned Adams, Hatton, Garette, l hemg played on July 4 Monday, GAHS plays at Jack- Ioney 13-0) vs Veale 12-0) (2-2). o •e ea an s oulders whippmg San I'ranCisro 4 3 the first two five game wmners and Mike Hage, three times A 32 team bracket IS son. St Loms at Philadelphia Kansas C I I y at Los Angeles m Ihe majors when he defeated each, Ralph Taylodr. SRonkid Pe- ed again thiS year Invitations (mght) - Simmons (13) vs rmghl) - SegUI (2 21 VS Lopez the Cubs Wilh Ihe aid of rehev· lrio, Ken Dunn an more, have been mailed to more than Belmsky IJI.2) 13-21 . er J1m Owens and a lhreo·run two each and Pal Hager once 50 selected teams m West VIr· FIGHT RESULTS SUnday's Games sunday's Gamel homer by Bob Aspromonte m Kyger Creek JUmped abe~ gml3 and Ohio The first 32 By Uuited Press Jaternatlonal ' St Louis at Philadelphia Kansas C•ty at Los Angel•• l.' Ihe fi fth GIUSti double home the In the first on Sa dm!SjU~ teams entermg belore the dead- ROME UP!) - Gmho RmaJ. Los Angeles at San Francisco Chicago at Mmnesola •J other two Houslon runs m Ihe ~iple ~y b';"r~ ~: ·~ ~ : line or May 28, Will be given di, 183, AnZIO, Italy, outpointed C.ncmnall at Pittsburg< New York at Washmgton second or! sl2rter and loser Lew oop hou e Y seducthe ~cte tournament berths Jose Menno, 179, Buenos A~res, Milwaukee at New York (2) Detro•t at Ballirnore, l Jumor righthander Pete Anderson whiffed 10 Jackso n Burdetet \\ er runwhen erosLeach singled P•• Though InVilaltons have been (10) • [10nmen, walked one, permitted two runs and two· hils m E,rn.e Ban ks reached G1usll in Anot the third Houston at Chicago 121 Cleveland at Boston, 2 oft the shortstop's glove stole sent to selected teams, any Six and two-thrrds mmngs of rehef p•tchmg at Jack so n for a lhree run hC>"'er '" the second and scored on an er team that can meet the playmg LOS ANGELES UPI) _ Vi 1 Major League Leadera Covey. Giants 17 ; Coleman. Fnday afternoon, but the Ironmen comp 11ed a co mm and f~rst mnmg to mcrease h" ma \ I ror o~ the over throw of se- schedule over weekends IS ..,.. <:ente Saldivar 124 Mexico B U ited p Inte II I Reds Robmson, Reds, Pmson. mg 4-0 lead off starling hurl er Ron J aney, and went on 10 JOr league lead m runs lrdlled \ cond couraged to request a tourna- knocked out Pa~l Ro as 1> Y • N<ltl re:•Le rna ona Reds all 16. to ellmmate GAHS from the Sec!wnal Tournament. 6;; to 28 and George Allman 125 / )• elam· \ he Bobcats plated two more ment brochure wh•ch mdudes San Pedro, Cahf ona apt American Leag.. _ Ohva, It was the second lime m l ""~tected '"the fourth 15 ' In 1 the fourth on a smgle by all information, entry form, and ed featherweight ~ham IOnshi G AB R. H. Pel. Twms 16, Schaal Angels 16 three days the lronmen had led, Cremeens smgled laney anny ~\Iota capped a three FiSher walks to Joey Wills lentalive schedule of the douP P Krnepol NY 20 74 11 28 378 Powell, Onoles, Colavito Jndl· beaten the Devils by 6 5 And was safe on an erro 1 Gilmore run nmth mmng ra lly bv smg 1 and Sonny Pack a sacrifice ble ehmmat10n tournament En LOS ANGELES UPI) H Colmn Cm 16 59 8 22 373 ans all 15 ' 11 was GallipoliS' filth loss of smgled and Mitchell smgled lmg home the wmnmg run bunt by David Jividen and a try fee will be $15 If a team IS royukl Eblhora 112 k Allen. Phil 20 76 15 28 368 Ptlcblng the year- fourth by the mar I jn the SIXth w1th lhe bas.s ~gamsl re liever and loser Rog' I fielder's chOice by Jerry ' Hall not already regiStered '" ASA knocked ut AI' ' 'f o yo J Alou, SF 22 !H 17 34 362 National League - Gmsll. gm of JUS! one run loaded and one out Mapes got rat•hg Thle P~rates entered the orres At C M hil J k nm rta1 mg 4 2 but a wa. ~ o acran • Gb 5 f d Centerfield Roger Barnell or 1965 an ad 11ional $5 w1ll 112 , Gudalajara M XICO ) • 'frcwsk• LA 16 42 8 15 357 s ros -v. I son, ards 5-0, eanw e, ac son hiked 1ts Mitchell on a stnkeout and 1and sm le 5 by D1 k S h 1 lretched the lead to !HI m the be assessed for ASA regiS Ira17 · ~lays SI' ' e 22 90 21 32 356 ElliS , Reds 4-0 Maloney Reds season record to 1~0, and ad Anderson flyed out to end Ihe G Fg d ~ c oef•eld 1th when he reached base on t1on fee LOS ANGELES UP! I Brock, StL 21 ~ 16 29 341 3-0; Buhl Cubs. Farrell, Aslros vanced mto the Sectional I' mats threat ,ene d rReebse " n 1 Cl nn Clenden 1on an 1 Ali II b I ed - M MI 12 46 7 1 32 Koufax Dod II 3 I tod I 1 er 0 emente'1 sac n error, stole secOnd, third, games wl e pay at Dwight Hawkms 125 Loo A aye I w 5 6 gers a ay n the sevenlh ~lth runner s nflce fly lied the score Chilo nd home Keraland, recrealion area of g 1 k ock d ' ' n Harper, Cm 21 77 19 25 325 Americaa League - Roberts, 1 on se<ond and 1h1rd and one Ga d t b d 1 1 IKyger Creek iced H In the KaiSer Alummum & Chem 1cal M".x,:t Jim· Rbnson, Cm 20 68 16 22 324 Orioles 4-0 Agmrre Tigers. at:,e ;:;, out Ma pes got Sanders to s~th on walks to FISher Ron Corporation, located approXI· y, I Aaron, Milw 11 37 9 12 324 Pascual, Twins, Buzhardt, lOth I I ~ H \ ground out and Cremeens fan Red, attack tey and Pack a !~o-run mately seven miles South of LOS ANGEL American League White Sox, Chance, Angels all consecu tve rmmp e ned. endmg the game __·_ __ _ ' ' ES (UPI) - Jer G AB R H 3.0 allowed fiVe runs on e1ght hits • · d ble by Hall, Snyder's smgle Ravenswond, West V~rgm1a on ry Quarry 183 L An 1 · Pet. · JHS tt d GAHS h., two games lefl- GOOD REPORT a an error Route 2 Fur!her mformalion outpointed 'Gene' Ha':lllonge es, Mthws, KC 13 35 1 15 429 1 mate~=~:d s~neru~::~ at Pomerov fuesdav. and al BALTIMORE !UPI\- The Bal •dmore fanned three and may be oblamed by wntmg Seattle, 4) ' 191 , Wagner Clev 16 58 16 20 345 1 The Almanac en hils GAHS made no errors Pt Pleasant which '' ' make limore Orioles were heart en•~ 16 65 16 22 338 By Ualted Press 1Dtenat1onal wa ed seven Kyger Creek KERA lnvttat10nal Tournament Green Bos up coolest lnday w1th the report that out 0 11 801 17 63 21 no 2·5 Will meet North Gallia Director, P 0 Box 98, Rav· CATS WIN _, Manila. 6 333 Today IS saturday May 8 the La nee Bagahm wash0 ~ l1nescore f!Cider Boog Powell did no; 1"'" aga Monday evening at Bid enswood West v g1 Cater Ch• 18 64 12 21 328 128 • ' rry uc annan w "" Gall 1 000 400 1 5 well Porter Elementa School. " ma ATHENS. Ohm (UP!) - Un· Cmp~rs, KC 19 80 4 26 .325 th day of 196S Wilh 237 to lronmeo s attack, geltmg IPQ " 4 - 8 0 su1fer a fracture when he was LillO Score· ry beaten righthander Tom Mur· Rchdsn, NY 20 78 10 25 321 follow double and tr•ple m four Jackson 1111 110 X - 6 7 I I struck on the left hand Thurs. Change oporto phy scored hiS seventh VICtory Buford Chi 17 ~ 11 17 321 The moon " '" H• first quarMapes & Blerlv day by Mmnesota pitcher J• m Nort~ Gallla RHE LONG BEACH, Calif UI- wtlh a three-hit, ~. shutout AIISn, 'Mmn 18 69 9 22 319 ter Gib Mil~ron s triple and Sin Janey, Anderson ill an dl Kaat X rays taken Fnday were Kyger Cr ek ~: ~ ~ : Job~ Rambo, who won an Olym over Toledo '" a M•d-Amencan Cnglaro Bos 17 69 15 22 319 The mormng star is Saturn gle m four lnps led the Blue I ong I negali ve Sk e pic ronze medal m the h1gh Conference baseball game Fn ' Home Runs 'fhe evenmg star IS Mars Dev1ls' attack 1,.---..... •dmore and Garette. Tyo Jump at Tokyo illlll year sa1d day that pushed Ohio Umver: Nadoual League_ Ma , Gl Former PreSident Truman Jackson collected fiVe h•t• and [l ~~~!!~~er Winner Tyo Loser Friday he would rather make slty's record to 18•1 over all ants 10 Covmgton Phil: 'Ma was born on thiS day In 1884 four runs off Janey m the first , I 11011 good ID pro basketball than aim Blli Pfleger hit a homer '" thews, Braves McCovey, Gi- In 1541. Hernando De Solo rung before Anderson came '" r ' 1 TEAM DOCTOR DIES t:;s. crack at the 1968 Olym· the lourth rrr.an on to pro- ants Stargell, Pirates all 6. and • company of Spamsh ••. to fan Scott Bierly lo end the &.11 · CINCINNATI Ob (UP!) P vide all the sc-ormg It cilflle American League _ Belfary plorers discovered tha MISSIS· upnsmg I _.~ltJ$1rv F • IO Rambo of Califorma State of loser Vdll Backensto who Onules 6 Gent•le A' 6' SIPPI R1ver In the fourth w1th h•o out t/1616 IJC'il' R~n:~:l :~i~s for Cmcmnat1 College at Long Beach was allowed only four hils 1~ going Schaal, Angels 6, T~as~ Red In 1879, George Selden of Buchannan tripled and scored, .,11 a~m L P YBictan Dr Ben- drafted by the Sl LoUis Hawks all the way. Toledo is z.J5 over· Sox 5, Wagner Indians 5 Rochester, N Y, !tied papers and m the fifth w1th two out a ~ Hawkms wlli be held m Thursday's NatiOnal Basket- all and wmless m seven MAC BDDs Batted In for the f1rst automobile patent gam, Sieve Coyan scored Buck d ond? Hawkins, 50, died Frt ball Assoc1alion college selec- games Ohio 18 6-1 10 the cOil· National League _ Banks It was granted m 1895 Crothers w1th a smgle ay 0 8 heart attack lions ' ference CUbs 28 Mays, Gl3nls 19; Me: In 1945, President Truman an. GAHS came back with I nounced the end of the war m h1ts and four runs m the fourth Europe and th1s date become mnmg - M1lhron tripled, San the offlctal "VE" Day. ders grounded out, Hanner smg· baseball t<>urnsment wilh the Iwere bunched Into the filth InWIDner advancing to district nmg which, wilh an error ear· playoff next Friday at Chilli· her m the Inning, produced eothe. three runs for the Jackets The Jackets won the1r ticket Middleport got out In front out his long drive Into !ell landed 350 feet away and rolled another 75 before Vujakllja recovered the ball His throw for the relay went astray and Condill Wllll home standmg up He m1ght have made It anyway, even With a perfect relay bar th k B 8 Mc~elv:y a~~ s~jll~ut ruce Tyo BlankS rll!ht fell safely Flrstsacker George Sauer, whom Prtce hod struck out twice, lined a shot across the pai-k road put the rtghU1elder. Sauer too was home easily when the relay on tbe return of the rail was mtshsndied. He too might have made 11 aDj'Way. Cundiff's blaB! went In the , The Jackets went ahead In Ibook as • solo homer • Sauer 8 their half of the fifth when as a three-run homer. struck out apd Spencer flied out to left ill the seventh's top Mike Jenkms and John MeClmtock tanned and Cundiff bounced hsck to Stobart for an easy out endmg the game P1 1 k lked 1 r ce s rue out O, wa two, hit nobody Stobart's 14 slrtkeouts were mixed wdh two walks and ooe h1t batter Moore turned m a top J o b catching Stobart, havmg p•Jrates ExpJ0de, Beat RedS SEQ Sfand"1ngs GAHS Golfers Suffer Initial Defeat, 1.1.1. 9-0, Pirates Are Hitless WORLD . .. -' Jackets in Sectional Final Today; Defeat _Southern 'Tornado 4-1·Friday 80bGibson w • hGaBle; IDS at dTI'< the t l • NGS I KERA S £tbaII TOUrney 0penS 0n Jnne.... .15 I I Anderson Shi"nes In Reli"ef, But Jackson Trips • GUS' 6 \Joe T '" I I i ° ,:e~~· !;, C~tfreug ~=e:~~~~~~d t~e an~ e~astw~~r"u~' ~~t~gle 10 "i~: ~ 1 I ;;;....;--...--..-:::::====:::~1 With~ ot/llf I CO'"•Ii TVgi!' (tafll"'' ,.IJ 1 ounty Track Meet SJated at KC r Fo the first lime in a num- Coach Wh1te said today ber f years Gallia t • coon Y ger Creek Southwestern, North ~1gh hools wdl engage m a GaiiJa and Hannan Trace will : : ' • Wide track aitd f1eld participate In the sess10n Each school will have two Th1s announced today by boys m the 11111,220 and Coach White, Kyger Creek events, and all field events acHigh O<,lOOL cordmg to White One team The Gailla County High from each school wdl enter School and field meet will relays. be held Kyger Creek's Stad- Any number may take part at 4 p m, EST, in the mde and half • mile run on May 12. accordmg to the Bobcat men- tor 1 . 1110 11 ••• 1 hot I s ' m e, """ re ays, • One boy may participate In put. 440, diScuss, 880, broad no more than four events. JUmp, m1le relay, 220, and the Ribbons will be awarded •ar- high Jump fous wmnen. Scormg wdl be on a 6-41·3-2c1ll Order In whlcl1 the event wdl bas1s, ..cept the relays, wh1ch be conducted, according Wh1te will count hve, three and 011e.· YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE ON A TERMS HONDA Wipe on COLOR TILT-OUT COIIIROL ClllTEI WITH DEVOE WONDER WOODSTAIN .... •11110111 •foiiiiiEII -~ ~~~Jes Cycle Sales . ~~~r.;;:.;"'t:: ,,L .. ~v. lhti-- Woucltr Woodatala II a .-elora wlpinw·tJPO otm tloU ttaino,llll lllld •1•111 - toal. Oneo wood warm, ......... "' .. ,.,.,. ........... ...., ........ ,mrm, l11lor alldll1ordJ ...- . - S..The Full Une At. .. .-.........-- TILTOUT to• •••"d "' TILT4" tor II.Crfoul tl,..tu<"lluf'10 kon ln tl ltyHnol u~"n"-"1 The AIIURY MIHiellG204l Danish modern styhna, custom crafted In aenuine w•lnut vene•n and selected n11rdvroodl solids P~c:l sl on cra fted • Deluxa SP 26 26,000 volt hOrizontal chan •• Prices Start COLOR FIDELITY COIITROL dl~~~'rJ:zu ln1 new w.rmth At Low At tlllfiiiJ' AUTOMATIC DE&AUSSIIIG Punfles color TV Instantly! Mo11e your and Itt• Into t:otot TV plctl.l res WOI.INl LUMBER 1iil SUPPLY co: 0,. 1&0 ,_.. Ph. 675-1160 ft. 1!1t111nt & !lorry fbltc:k •nd whlte1 too)! " set in any dirtcUon without cOlor adtUitmentl Associated Radio & TV WY 2-3635 !WITH MILLER MAYTAG) HARRY MILLER ~IRQ'( �~ ~ ~·~'13·; : ._...... ..= •··""'el, Pomeroy·Ml.ddleport, 0., May 8, 1965 .- ··N ·· ...., fn fatmr"ng ~ ...,...... ,.,. . ' oPect this egg marketlnC set up. recent years ~owel"!r, !be po)).falrs tbrouiiMUtlhe county na~ The marketing group of course !ems have been to make deci- been ·a pleasure. . ha, .!or several years been conr slons as to whetha- to get bl&· After Z5 yeara one <liD ·onlY .nne. d Felt Good All Over ~:~~~~?!~!~ti~iu:~ in:~~~::a~!fin~S:~:: · ' BlakesIee JuSt Grl the neCesSary changes, was lor· . the latter is the correct time. We cen only took lorw~rd ' ced out of existence. solution. to the 111111)' pleallllll lillDIS we . Board lb d Indt1tduals ~- In reading over some of the We could mention many oth'3h · d know wiD happen In Melp Coun· BY c. o. BLAKESLEE eslee family was very ;:mch Unl- .;a'fe":etrer to Identify prob old records, it is to go er . similar activities. In thewfti':ed ty In the yral'l whOm AJI'Icullure Alent an e!t versity he appolnled CoUnt7le111S, seek alternative solutions, back hy families, and by weTo of What do you ray when some In Mel&• county To say we Agricultural Agent In Melp and put Into practice the be$1 group of me. to enda er 11th count in Ohio to form tho aroups. soon and when working we lillY frOm the bot· 100 people lather to help you were plnaed il Puttlnl it mild· County." " oolutlon to the problem avalla- wh~ werek wi:~~~ gs so th~ a Meigs Soil and Water Conser- Meigs county will be. able to se- tom of.' our hearts, "ThaD I ' I celebrate the ;·th Anniversary ly. We were just so pleased Since then the BlakeSlee lam- be at that particular lime.. therr mar "\ :perative egg vatlon District. This group &ince cure some maj_or mdustry _lsy:o;;u;;!'.,',...,_._.• . -...-. I I If coming to Meigs county? that we think TUesday evenlnl lly bas Increased considerably. The Cooperative ExtensiOn .new. and .be:tb~o formed. This 1943 has been one of the out- very much Indefinite, but Melil .. Well, there isn't f!lUCh y 0 was about the niceat nenlng ol They have found working with Service rogram Is r~ a;n~i auctiOn r'"~en willing to stick standing districts in Ohio, and can let lh~ atage by de- ANOTHER liAJOR ADVANCE and our lives. . :• and risk the we proud IN CALF FEED FQIIULATION La9l TUesday ni&ht the The thing that made it the ~latlonship. Only by the coop- gether for th~ betterment of chance of havmg no flace to exhlb~~:t ~~ve serve! on its shops, and the favorable ollnrate ' ....::::~=::::....~::.... .. - - most ple>asant, however, was eratlon of the people of Meigs tile community and the county sell their eggs for a Im~were ~end of Directors so that if industry does look at • • that many peo~le wen county bas It been poaslble oo In which we live and work. It is centered In the Lon1 ttom oar 40's it ;.emed to be Meigs county It wiU fuul a com· ... !\S"IInd , willlllQ to contribute therr time, carry on the inlormal, out-of· easy to point out some of the area. Among them 7er~ su~h In t~~f1019ns group projects munity in which it desires to to, their talenla and their gilts to school, educational program things which have succeeded, men as Riley Piggo • · · orgam ; remember the cot~ cate. Iaiii- I SICkle • • • make tbis an outllandmg event which we call the Extensoon but as wa& pointed out 1'uesday Hansley • Charles Myers, W· F· Many poop! th or Meigs county haa many 41!· in the l~e of the Blakeslee lam· Service Program. evening, there are many more Hawley, James L. Spencer, W. ton -~~~~es~! ~~~~~ill; m:rket: groupo In the rural areas . we have yet to lind out all The present n1me il the Co- problems today, and thfre are 0. Atkms, and many others _gamz f e5 formation of in tha town areaa thai are the aroups and Individuals operative Extension Servlct. program• whlch have not work· from all over th~ county. mg coopera tv ' Se 1 e Unit forward to building a 'New formula Albers sUckle ac7tv;tles ~ bet!Alr Meigs county year by has it HE. means High that participated In making this That "cooperative" io a very ed out the way we would have • Me~gs county provide~l~e:at th~ M~~ D~I,'J 1 0 1 event po9Sible, bUt we do know important word. It altnply says liked. ershiP In the area w ve • an Y r · year, bUt no one can dispute the Energyand High Efficiency, ·~~}the~~~·rceh was a special comm"lee c•refully a&ainst waste and to fact ~hat. our most important M20o means 200 grams r:; had been working for sevd 1 1 1 for the greatest crop IS sill! our hoya and girls. era! months. We know there eve op w se Y we of course are proud or our of neomycin sulphate per were aroups, including tho 4-H 01 8W R 8 • good, Brown added. Club people. In 1940 we ton-the required level . ClUbs, other rural croup• of the our Nation's growth around 200 enrolled In the of medication to aid in the county, and of cour!t lhf groop great new challenges to man. county; now we try to main· prevention of scours. the Big Bend Minatrel, It is a growth In numbers of lain an enrollment of at leaat participated. We also know many kinds - more people, 500, but it should he double that. Ottl1t your• IIHierl there were many Individuals more production, more power other youth groups also are - - 11611111', and more problems. Soli and active In the county and need 8 tlr IIGWingl who apent a Jot of time work· inc up the program and mak· water Conservation Dlstrlcts, to be increased in program ...,It 'and's Model ing sure that the detailo would ~ · Resource Planning Comrnisslona so that I hose boys oll5() lllooif« lias a too& go correctly. Zoning Boards and other tnstru- and girls will grow into the best To each of these Individuals ments are established to consid· possible citizens for our com311o ilaclo liellle stroke groups, known and unknown er facts and trends, identily munity. t11et gets you out of Blakeslee family says a . . B ld , ternatlves and In covering the last 2o years, leld faster! very opecial Thank YUOU. Approximately 1,500 churchill It Is altogether fltlmg t h • I st;~ards, rown sawin" choices, Brown added. rnUBI he paid to Mrs. llau liP to 7 acres Twenty-five years ago Dr. in Ohio will observe Rural, we should set aside a week whe? Challenge of Gro . 1' Geneva Nolan who served the .. ~~our. Mew !tolland's George H. Lasher and D a n Life sunday on May 23 and SoU we expms unto God our grall· theme to be followed thiS Among all the challenges of county for 25 year• aa Meigs pftni8RII6s actiof1 &i~es ~~:~~l!,':~....';~etpresenling I he Stewardsrlp Week, May 23 to tude for His ble.ssings upon our Growth ch~leng.. us to plan growth God now places before County Extension Agent, home JlDU SIIIOOdl, quiet mow· p>J~~~!o~ Extension Conn· May 30. according to Raymond land and our wUllngness to be us, none surpasses the need economics. Mrs. Nolan did an in& wittl just enou11h I· County. Apparntly their s. Brown, State Conservation- faithful to our stewardship. It cently at the Harrisonville for extre'!'e care In planmn~ outstanding job, and we regret cit, made contact with I he ist for the Soli Conservation Ser- Is a time to renew our pledge Grange Hall. Mrs. Pauline for our soil and water resourc sh< Is unable to continue buil·ifl Yibt'ation to then acting County Agent m vice. to use these re•ourc~~s true killS and Mrs. Sharon on " community or working with us at the presU8p tt>e mowed crop Jackson County. Apparnlly lhelf were the advisors in charge. shed_b,asls.. ent lime. We have been pleas~uggingtllesickle. report was gatisfactory, because "How to Make Custards," and Ohio.• SOil and Water Con· ed and proud to have workell Fully -lied, hitches aometime later, Edson Roush, "How to Bake Cookies" A de· servatiOn DIBtrlcts make it poswith her during our stay In the qaicldy. Drop in soon Shields, and Wayne Chase monstration was given. by Lin· sible for local churches, clubs county. 1 for full deta~s. Easy me at the hotel In Jack· da Osborne on "IIDw to Meas- Rural Life Sunday and soli 'lbeagrtculluralagencteshave i tenas. ;;Rays trading. son, to"Come on over and giVe I d. I Accurately "- Stewardahlp Week m various alway• been very cooperative us a try." . • ure ngre Jen ' · organizations to obser~e the Extenaion Service ProI tfEW BoLLAIID On April 1, 1940, a group of Spring housecleaning In many formal meals, or the hk•. Seat- Edilh Wood, New• Reporter. Life Sunday and S? tl gram, and this is one of the plea· I ~ill Q II • "" Flill1nif'Q' some 20 or more people crowd- home. can also mean a com- lng need• to be provided so Week m vaf!OUB sanl things of working in Meigs 11:1 ed mto the Extension Office, plete upheaval ol the furnltun. that people race each other. CertifiCate• and pina were They provide church pro- county. To work with these agPHONE WY 2-2115 Oft• I then located In the basement What better time could there D' g space may be provid· given to the members who had grams, program inserts. film, rlculutral agencle.! the agrl • of the court house, took a look be than when everythmg . is ed ;~~in one or more places in completed their 4-H club pro- film strips and resource mater· busineas leaders, ~ the lead- Mulberry Ave. Pomerey 1 I at the young fellow •ho had sparklmg r.lean a&aln. But WISe the home depending on your Je<:ts last summer when tbe 191 for sermons. Brown suggest- ~r~s~in~comm~~WI~lt~y~an~d~~~ali·&:~=======:; . been about I'> years out of furniture arrangement requires I . . · . ' ed that any group desmng to SpTing Avo, Pomeroy Michigan and said "Well we h nk' d 1 famdy s eatmg and entertmn- Leading Creek Helpers met hold a special observance on - . , . · someti mgan pann1nga- . b' Th b th h IF s • will take a chance on him. We· long With the muscle a n d l'ng ha Jtsd.. " may k~t Ibn a 27e Bomed oB ayett aaruluer, Stewardship" should . ed , separate trung room, 1 c en, . ren a arne e tact 118 lor11l Soil and water brawn mvo 1v . breaklast room, or combination Harrison gave a servation Dlstrlct office, ~=ng~ Y= e~sy :~~e b~ 25 year~ ai~d :~~; •::u:::~ f.~'tc'::.: ~~jg;~.~;~~ ~= 00 :!\~!a Y~~ ~~~r.grm 0~ f:~~:.~~7.~~~ ~a;r!:'p::~;;. w~rktng\o- r~i~P n~cks o~t ·~e t~~ t~el~denhlp • I • Broad Run Cem~iefYFmidi Policy NotedbySeeretary · J'~~mo~o::J: ~te V , . . II 't senUnet, POIIIei'OJ"llllldllr III'J, 0.. 'Wif 1, liB& f · • .. •.ll ~fib t!S:.h: ~ ~VIIqe 1~e re~:~~~;. :~: + 2 S "I St arcJsLr'p W 200 ek May 23 30 T Ob Oh··0 Churches 0 serve n·oraI LI• e sUDday May ,ow-.,. w·ISe Furmture . Arrangement -. NEW PLANT- Above are the latest photos of the new plant going In right across · the road from Pleasant Point Resort, North of Pt. Pleasant. The signs just about tell the story. The Austm Company has two big house trailers on the site. The giant stacks In the background belong to the Kyger Creek Power Plant, of course just on the Ohio side across the Ohio River from the new Pantasote site. The signs In the photo are right along the highway on Route 62, in W. Va., almost across from the Pleasant Point Resort. WE HAVE IT : Can Add Comfort lO LI"VI'nbo Fuh . SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS nompson TRACTOR SALES I SURGE Furniture arrangement Is th~ living • dining room. Adequate on safety. - Jean Schuler, Last year In Ohio ov~r bringmg tor~ether of your fam1· 1space for tables, chain, and B' In! te1. sermons were giVen durmg Sol Jy's activlles, the structual lea- l people should be allowed for sermons were given during Soil tum of our house, and your your family, plus guests. Clair Woode advisor of the Brown. furnishings. One of the. mam Sleeping and dressing are two Better Livesl~k Holstein Club - ·-- ·- - -- -- - con;en" of every famdy Is _to major activites which families was in charge of the 4-H club P_icture Country' House a~d Rooachieve comfort. Your _lamily need to c-onsider when arrang· meeting held recently at pttal, ~here h< had bee a doubt, interested In con- ing the furniture in a bedroom. Bedford Grade School. The t:.:len;;;t;;;;;;;sm~c;.";;;;;;;l9"ii8'". PHONE MY 8-2639 IN CARPENTER, 0. vemence. safety, and beauty, Studying, sewing, and reading ject lesson wao on selecting • ' to. . may also take place here, de· dairy animal. A panel consist· II ~ Do ~ou have to mOTveV~ ~hhalr pending on the available space. ing of Ann Holter, Rick Kob· eWUILITZIIt each tune you watrh . en . Ientz, Pat Koblentz, Pam Hen. the guests leavo, d? you have to (Next week we will talk more derson and Jeff Alkire discnss· oiALDWtN Wl9-3202 re-arrange the living room be· about how to plan furmture ar- ed ways of selecting the dairy and OTHII fAMOU! RACINE, 0. P•ARL ST. cause the furniture is 'out ~~ rangement. You can _set a : animal _ Alan Holter News BIIANDI place"' Chances are If t~l8 free booklet covering thiS topic Reporter. ' I happens you haven't really by calling 4-12 or s(oppmg I I though through how !he room in at the Cooperative E•tension PIONEER DIES " I SEE US FOR YOUR i• used and who uses tt. . :Service in the Court House.· WOODLAND HILLS, calif. The arrJngement of furmture (UPI) _ Pioneu motion nirlture-11 in the living area of the home direct r John s waters 70 I DEKALB-~ needs to be flexible. Most liv- ' • died '~hursday i~ the Moti..; I mg areas serve several purpos· es, !lometimes simultaneously. Gmel1.uachmintl• aut-frat far · I' Often a single piece of furniture The members of the Five FARMERS lfMt8r ~. ultl)', perfomutnce. is designed to serve more Point Star Stitchers met at the DO YOU NEED MONEY one purpoo., but not usually ho~e of Ann Holter for their '!'he GravelT eharl•l!lto lml 1maJ )'0\1 d"l'!!'.'!:~ ~Of FOR and prdlll ohor•llaod Ant,,. call lor /ru ..,.........~~ the same time, however. April meetmg. ' M l.e_ proJect AND SUDAX SX II OperJIID& Co91 ret!illl I<IUgh jobo donO futa-, ~ he & Fronl0rav.J:~~ .. . ; family neCcts to be able to par- son was on hemmmg tea towioalor, ~. With lifer 011~ w•th OU: u,...~ Capital lmprov•ment Ucipate in as many activities els. The advtsor!l, Mrs .. Roy Equipment Uvestock IIOnt :rou attl•h'""'l,. worldac lor ~ELY Automobiles :rou. caa uo what ~'Je within a given area as possible Holter, Mrs. Owlght Milhoan Educational Loans dolq oil tho b . J4IniiDr Is without major In the and Mrs. Oris Guinther gave j111t a walk (or ride. II JOU'Je · , •Coml)ttitlvt Totti Lotn Cost mangeme.nt of the . demonstrations on the 1 Jlttlq on • ~~ 'Pio~ Open Monday thru eOn The Farm Service prdeo or m••_ ....., .. a Tony Fowler, Ownor-Oportlor ' The comfort and well • way to hem a tea towel. . • Credit Ll,. lnsur•nc• onap. Wllh 49 att1Cbmenlll1 1ho • Saturclay 8 AN, ' ing of your family can be the leaders discussed choosmg 1 • Ftrmer Owned Crodlt So•rco Gr&ve)yhuthellxt;w•lllllaf•; to 5 P~n 509 N. 2nd Avo. Middleport, 0. served by making home 8 the materllll for the towel. AltEveni~plly DICK STERRE'I'f ant welcoming place to he, with er members hem their towels, Appoln~~ County Manager ~ - - - -"- - - " the furnishings you need at they will Jearn to do swedish Ph. WY2 5270 hand. Every famlly dlflerr. In embrolderln&. -Heidi Milhoan. i .rea~\/.. l) work habits, hobbiea, and News Reporter. PRODUCTION CREDIT Phone W'f 2-2975 1 J ter~ts. For this reason, two families will come up Twenty • two members were 512 E. Main Sir"' t 14 Mulbony Avo. exactly the same present. when the fingertip control lor tlost, preci1ion work that works best for them. Girls 4·H Honor Club met near bushes. walls, fence& . .. husky power tlkts on toughest soils with ease ... power rev.r1e Consider Your FamUy'l Aclfvf. ends 1atiguinl pull-backs. Eny·Spin sttrtina. tiesScientific stow-speed tillin& pntly brtlks Look at your f•mily and cont· ll up soil without brtlkinc it down ..• aider what its members do self.sharpenin& tines are suaranteed apinst breakaJe, won't cloQ. See Super Roticul home. Does Dad need a todly. Three tip model also aviWII.ablt. place where he can work R"dy to TiH Your.Garden? night? Does anyone in Raady to Cut Grass? do it with family play a musical ment : Do teen-agers want a place for dancing? Does Mom need space and adequate light for sewing? ·Doe• your family play card games frequently? Are 22" cut, 3 HP Briggs & Strat\on en· 3 HP Brlg~s & Stratton engine Tiller-Cultivator there young chililren who need gine a play area? Do you need space for community meetings young people or adults? Is your DAIRY EQUIPMENT "·no ;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;.,II PIANOS Morris Equipment Co. I 4HClubNews I' 1 ( SEED CORN runner . BR, MIDDLEPORT FEED MILL • I • • 303,49U3 2,682,697.68 68,161.74 L,.,.,.,.,,.,=.....,....,....,..,..,.,.,.,,..,,..,.,,....JI ruggOO , RI "Hl f .. I or fi11mg • ~.403.St GRAVELY tRAaOR SALES & SERVICE TOTAL ASSETS ........ . ................ . $5.073,298.99 I' LIABILITIES ''Those Landmark Values Always Make Me \ Light Up", and They're Open 9 to 9 Mon.-Sat. \ SJmpllrdv. $46,97 SUPER ROTICUI: living room also used for an occasion overnight guest? Do tyou have a combination ti·~:~:~; dining room? As you •r these questions, you'll find that your answera should Influence the way your furniture Is arranged. OR THANKS! ~ j IAok for ..... ,, '1.' ........ 7 a Ia at "" Upper lnd of PomtroJ OPEN TIL 9 P.M. !MONDAY THRU . For Your Vote ail!l Ji S~tpp011 ,onMay 4th . l,. .• • '·· • , ~ATURQAYl ' ' ''• H. Plaut,.,.J~. . • . " " Should you be soUcited on such a proposal, be sure to consult a funeral director of your cboiee. It may spare you regrets later. His experienced advice is available merely for the asking. , MILK SHAKE ~ Mldldlep.Jrt " . Prj : _mary and W, Yo. Phonl WY 2·:QII JHk W. CoriO'/, Mfr• . The selection of a funeral service cemetery lot, burial vault and marke~ in advance of need, is a matter that is too important to decide without the able advice of a funeral director. SUNDAE CORN PLANTING? GorANeH1 DECISION! "FREE" READY FOR OMEROY· IT'S AN IMPORTANT ON HERDAY-'-MAY 9 '97.88 So"'t"' Southmtorn ohio ' MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. I •• SABER nWR Garden Pride Power Mower Demand dep011its of individuals, partnerships, and corporal ions . . . . . . . . . . .. ...... ,' .....• $1,4()2.18'1.82 and savina:s deposits of individuals, Partnerships, and corporations .. ... , ; ••. , Ullt,46U3 Deposits of United States Government ...•••••••• 16,82UO Deposits of States and political subdivisions •••• , • 101,342.18 Certified and officers' checks. etc, .. .. . ... . ..... . 36,832.411 TOTAL DEPOSITS . . $4,467,218.08 Total demand deposits . . . $1,5117,786.68 Total time and savina:s deposits $2,909,t89.2S IOth•r liabilities . ........ , • , . . .•••.•••••••..... 8U27.81 l •. Pd.. j?ol. Adv. 'SHOP TONIGHT UNUL9 PM TOTAL LIABILITIES ............... , ...... $4,801,883.75 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Common stock-par value per abare $50.00 No. !I bares authorized 2000 No. shareo outstanding 2000, Total par value SU11>1US ........... .... . .... .. .. . ............ . Undivided profits ............ .. ......... , .. , , TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ...... , • , . , TOTAL UABD.dTIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ... MOTHER CAN HAVE A 20c, 2Sc or 35c SUNDAE OR A30c MILK SHAKE ON HEll DAY, MOTHER$ DAY, MAY 9th ··" . . .DAIRY VALLEY ' ·~ .AT,.'I'Hi POMI!ROY .BEND BRIDGE ' ,'• .. '. SOUTIIASTERN OHIO FUNERAL sERvtas, INC. 100,000.00 300,000.00 1118,.10.24 1168,•tu• I... I.. I·····' .. t'S,078,181.81 L Harold E. Hubbard v. President • caaliler, of lbe i bank d.o hereby doclare that thil nport of eond!tloD 11 itrue and correct to the best of my tnowledp lid belle!. ! HAROLD E. HUBBARD . p 0 Box 169 ] We, the undersilned direclors atteat the eonwmeu ollhlf GaiiiPolit Ohio \report of condition and declare that it baa botn ....mned 117 • Conault 14 Funorol oiroetor AMut All ,and to the belli of our lmowled.. and belllf II'- and eolft<!t. Funeral and luri1l Pr..Arranuan•n•• J tAUL S. 8~ l . IODNIN DOWNING ~ , .. 1 , .. "·· ·-~· libBERT L. C04'1'1 .r �· ' ')' .' " · ~ · · · ..... .-·~ .. . - .~~ . . . ' .. .. ............ .. . ' ' . .. '"" .... . ' ,. . .. ,'I • : ''I t. •· Community Bulletin BOafd · Classified Ads Your Modern J' I \ '\! I ..., ' ----::-:-----~::--=-=:--~=---;;:o-For Sale Real Estllte For Sale &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 8, 1965 __ a Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS - Mrs. Edgar Reynolils is Reelected PTA Scholarship Award Thursday Plans were made to observe Bluebird!." She d18played 1 USED PIANOS FOR SALE; S bedroom ranch the silver anniversary and new birdhouse deslsned especially OP UEAnLINFS 3 BEDROOM brick Duplex with TWO mce reconditioned ~p- style brick - frame home 011 officers were elected by the for Bluebird!. Slldeo on the· • a:oo P.M. oa~ "efou Put.nutlon Middleport Amateur Gardeners "Beautiful Bird! of Ohio" wen · Manda"' oeadUn" &:oo r\.11 . garage. Butternut Ave., Porn· right pianos ' priced for quiCk . Chester Road, near State '"""" eroy. Call WY 2-5127. sale. Call Rutland Furruture, Highway Garage. 100 • 400 lot Wednesday evening at the home shown by Wendell Gerlach . .. t:ANt:F ..u .AnuNs SH 2-4811 · 5-8•3tc fireplace, cnRRE\TIONS 4 27 tfc storm wlndows, $1195 of Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee. ··· Members responded 1o roll eall 1961 Greenbrier 9 Passenger Wag, wm "' M. MODE-RN 4 room and- bath, SELUNG OUT all native doors, patio, tiled bath and Good tires, red finish, one owner. radio and beater Ollie"'' for the ne~ year are wiGthuesfatscts aotnthebird!. meeUng wen furnished apartment, Middle- crawlers ~nd gard~ fish kitchen, hardwood floors, d WY 2,187 2 tic worms (miXed all siZeS), 100 well Insulated. Several financlt!<:GUI .A f\UNS 1962 Rambler Ambass1dor Custom $1295 Mrs. E gar Reynolds, re· Mrs. Robert Gan.,. Mr . and Mrs. 4 1 4· rhr p_,hll<her ,...~rv..-~ lhe rll!lht .!'or1_. _ _ _ for $LOll! wanted a lot of ing plans available to quail- Station Wagon V-8 engine automatic trans. Powtr steer- .Iec ted pres!dent ; Mrs. Grace W dell G I b Mrs Ge ld to r ch • or ~J o·rt any atlt olumed Pratt, vice president; Mrs. wu~ en er ae ' · r.a business before we leave for fied. Phone Pomeroy. WY 2- ing, clean interior. Blue nt\lsh. Low mileage by one local ,,,,.,,·t.ionnhl~: . £ rn>f5 •houhl be r .. ,,! ,,.,1 i mnu·<l latel~ Th" pllh· vSIX ROOM HOUSE in Pomeliam Slater, secretary; and Shust~r and Mrs. ~ Barnllz. Riverside Methodist Hospital 5337. 5 4 tfr li~hn w ill nnl oe r e:oponsi~te for owner. Radio and beater Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, tresasurer. Readings were II••• by Mrs. more tnan on<' lnwrrt'rt lnser!lon roy Phone WY 2-5:185. May 21st. Will swap $1.00 4 14 tiC They will be Installed at the Earl Knight on the dngwood 1962 Chevrolet Biscayne 2-Door $1495 worm p~g. for two old ball- FOR SALE' Large 4 bedroor.t I!A'fES ~·u r want 11.11 Sero·ice meeting by Mrs. tree, Mother'• Day, and birds. RccN"'Is=H'=E"D""'H"'ou~s=E~ 5- r.Oms cent pieces, or two old large ho~, . in Racine, in. good 6 cyl. engine, PowergHde trans. Good whitewal1. tires, radio September 4 Ce nt!O p~r word on<' ln!erUoo r··cu= Blakeslee. An arrangement on display fea. Minimum Charge 50 cents and bath in Pomeroy. Call cents or onP- small Flying condition - out of high wat- and heater, beautiful red finish with clean intenor. lured red tulips. U Centll per word rnr l'hree l·nn Howard Cecil. WY 2-5262 Eagl; cent, etc., what h.we er. Hot water ?eating sy• 1eellUVe 11111erti n n ! Plana were discuased fur the The traveling prize wu •· . !10 per cent D•s~nunt on pald 11(11 und 600 W Main St. 3 30 tic you'' Will swap radio tor) 3- tern, large electriC hot water eda paid wlthitl 10 davs. silver an"'versary p!l)'ty June warded to Mrs. John Werner · spe~ record player (plus 45 tank, storm windows. To be CARD OF' THANK S & OJJ I'l'lJ Ai\IICS rooms and bath 9 at the home of Mrs. Walter with Mrs. Thelma Pratt, Ml'!; . 11.2~ lor f>O word min OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. bnum. f.ac h addiUonl\ wonl lc . MODERN fi Middleport. Ph. :md LP's records) for coins sold to settle estate. Call Bob Grooks with goes! night to be Coats, Mrs. Wesley Fry, Mrs. o FFlCE HOURS apartment. Collecllon'· John Moh- Cleland, WI 9-2965. 56tfc' r om l 8:30 A. M.. t1:1 5:00 P \t Datl, . Y 3 24 tfc observed at that time. T h e Harry Moore, Mrs. Barnltz, laturda:l' 6·30 A. M. Ia J1 ·00 noon. wv 2-3121. rour """' lurn"h& Jer. Leading Creek Rd., MidOttlO = club voted to renew the sub- Mrs. Grace Pratt, MrJ. Shuster IT'S SO EA~Y 1 ell and """'"''!lbed apart 10dleport, Ohto. Phone5 7WY3tc 2- FOR AALE : MOOern 0 room •ro PLACE A to Mt u'"K'•'"" dom••• thO scription 'to the Flow'" Grower and. Mrs. Gerlach winnlnl hos- · R ESULT PRODUCING """,IC81 Terma ..Ie:oncuh deUverJ of, ments W'/ Z..!i43A 12 6 ttr 6 3. ___ .fr~me home in Syracuse. with BuSiniSI · e ...-.· flel<k or ofcrollt: •at4 onprernttt•· WANT AD for the Middleport Public U· tess prlf.es. 1 14 TRAILER LOTS _ free- sew· THREE burial lots in Beech bath, <3 bedrooms! large ullJ. '"'· Sold ,., atoto "" '"""'' brary, and to give the library The refreshment table waa 01 1 age and water Brown's frail Grove. Write or call J. W. ity room. double carport, gas EXPERIENCED hdressmakWY ,; .. the hook, "The Rockwell's centered with an arrangement PHONE WY 2-2156 1 er Park !State Approved! Leaper, 37 RIVerSide Dnve, ft.-n.ce, fully Insulated, w•ll tng, alterations. P one v ,,.,... ,. uo. AU " ' " wbJoot 1o Complete book of Roses", of yellow tulips and bridal . Minersville, Ohio, Phone WV Dayton 5, Oho. TeL 228-2566. to corpeting, birch cabi- 2276. 4-24-30tC which bad been donated to the wreath with yellow tapers. .., ,J,.,., . 5 uc 5 7 lotc nets. Sbade and fruit trees, ,.,. '"' lh• " " ' " " .,..,, " ' Notice club by Mrs. Pearl Reynold!. Mlnlablre May baskets of flow· 1 1 -A HYMN SING Sunday. 9 v"•4 , W srrubbery. Close to school AIR CONDTTIONING Refr1ger· •• ed 'G 1 M · TRAILER lot> tor rent close T\\0 LOTS In c-lason. 111 se11 and church. Very reasonable. ation service. Jack's RefrigTrn•t" '" """' L.,mon RuP< Mrs. Robert Coats had pre- ers were given 8! favors bJ lbe Fre om ospc ISSIOO ..! • h I cheap SH 2-4244 Pho .ad. Ida Mae Rupe. bankrupU . pared a floral arrangment on hostesses, Mrs. Blakeslee a.'ld at Bald Knobs, Rev Gnffilh. to Laundrymat ano sc oo s tc Grady l'ralg, Syracose, Ohio eration, New Haven. ne '" •· ''· "' '" display. Mrs. Prall Introduced Mrs. Harold Lohse. A 1 ala d 5 7 3 song leader. Also revival , Valley & Supply Com· ..- - . WY 2-2810. TU 2--3537. 4 6 Uc LEGAL NOTIC:I Mrs. aoats who gave a poper course was served during the starting at 7 p. m. eorh pany. Mtdd.<purt. 10-3-tfc CLEAN carpels w1th our Car' Z tfc ··--entitled, "Helping Hands to the social hour. f FHE:E, Bl L Wtth t e ES li:Bitem Dlvlrlon. in Call No. 30,692. evening, Rev. 10 Griffill1 preach· FOR REN _T_ N'tce- 6 room pet Shampuoer EXPERIE:-.!CED Coorl, South"" ""'''" of o h I o, . ing. Sunday, May is Conn- apartment. In Pome roy. 170 purch<Jse 0 ue .05 r AUTO SAL bt!lnJ 1n the mann ot KuJh Layrnon ty-wtde Cl•ss meetmg. Okey Mulberry-Av. Private entrance Shampoo Baker Furmture, AUTOMOBILE ,:•;u:u':''!:!::=. 1 54 &tc - 1956 CHEVROLET, 1956 Ford. . Ahart, leader. Public tn· WY 2-2575 or at 378 ::iccondvited. 5 4 5tc St. 4-26tfc BUILDINGf' LOTS, Service Station,5-8Five County, Ohio. al R.Point addreu. ' on Saturday, . t lOO X f 100, Keystone p.t 6t I Carpenter. Ohio. D. 1Roell:. WANT AD IN~ORMA liON For Rent QUALITY 0:,,/<~:~'P,.~ ~~~~\:"a~~~~ Pomerov Motor Co. H~~E an~ " BAei TOTERS """"" ® :~;'i!m:;\~n !:.,';:. ";;."";.::'~,[!:: ''""UUl:'::'~':.'o.':"~ ,:.:;:~·~! .~. \\':u::';;,,::"1~.,:;'~ ~1Jdd~ep~~t. A-P~-A-RTMENTS ~~\"';":' ~:~~~~7 ::.o:t:.'~"b.~~:.~:\:~::..~; ~:.:; Mr. Ralph Webb Hosts w·lthand6 0Mrs. 'Clock Dl'nne on are Monday Wh eeIAI"lqnment om s. . PI AND May 23.P. 196!1, be(innlnl one o'· M ' nd r clock M.• the followtna:at pe!'llonal h FOR SALE - One 1957 Hed· 'l propnt:r JMion11 n1 w the bankruPt= r. a Mrs. Ralp Webb ers. The hostess was 88Si!ted each. Phone WY 2-2413. man 4 - door sedan. $200.00. 1 Oliver Tucwr. n Hl69; l of Racine entertained with Put Matrons and other of· ed. Middleport and 2-3267. N i' y, 5_4 _6tc_ WY 2-525L Ford Tractor. serie• Serle&eot.660Dle&el 10!15; 1 ' ' . Haven, w. Va. WY _ ___ 5 7 tfc Ford Tractor. 19tH ; SIX o clock dmner Monday, Drt!-lficers. --,--,-=-:::--R F d 1 Culllpaclr.er~ I 1 Corn Sprayer~ 1 ced' th I . tl H red AU 'WMtlRILE ll'l!lll'3.nce ooen 5 5 .54 CYLINDE or new mo- FOR SALE: 1956 Ford Fair .,uoo• "'"'" c ... ' " ' Grlnd·1 mg e annua IDBpeC on ono goeats were presenttor and clutch, 2 bulls, bre.ed lane ood t'•es, car t'n fm' er; I Blackbav.·il: Blade; Racine Chapter 0 E S with gifts from the chapter. 0 cancelled! I your opera " T"'"'' Plow, Fo"'. Moline; •- "'''1 Ferr:u· Pull Present were ·Roberta · · mg age, Hereford CharlalSe '. .g . . 22143 p 0 Plow. Minneapolis · lor'a ucense? Call W"Y Z..l!l66 For Sa Ie 1 . g 'n dr'll conditiOn, automatiC transmlS WY • omerov. . •on CUitlvalor; I lntO:!rnaUon· M' dl' p G M V'd c:arson,l Youth FeliOWJhip 1LlU( cross. supenor ral I , sian Also 1953 Fordomatic al I Oliver Corn 2 ln mg, . . .; 1 a onDER AMSTUTZ's II&N 1-;ell tra.,;mission and 1953 Ford .LogaJ Fire and Safe!J Equip.. D.G.M.; Gretta Harris, 11 Fer(lUion Rep.; Helen Bartley, Assoc. 8 1 - - -Help - - -Wante -·-d-''Nick Chick'' [ea'. horn chicks, pow. 1 e cu Jva or, c I ad·ator miles out Sal d S , p ver St,en Foot Mowen va<or and 1 bottom plow for 6 cy 1· r 1 • 4 ment, es an ervtce, om· "''" ' " " 0 Now Hol· Conductress; Tom Bartley, Mr. Playa, Picnicla 0 ___ __ or sta rt ed pullrts today. Allts Chalmers "B'' tractor. Leading Creek road, !rum eroy. All typ.. and sizes of and Mrs. Clifford Morris, Mr. 'ANTED_ M'tddle. aged wo-· €rn. Poultry, Box lim. Ph one SH -<ru ,_ • •tddl 7. Robert rt Oh' Vance, Route 2 fire . extinguishers, .h 8o te 2o/• , Slb. ·ex·1 loot 1aDd suaae Elevator: Blower: 1 John 1 John D"reDeere 1..1 m, 40 an d Mrs. Alfred Toney, Mr. The Youth Fellowship of ti'Jj) _ o-121p Route 43 4301 1 Dwight Logan 0 2 56 1 1 5-8 tfc I Distributor. 5 Hog Feeder.: 2 HOI Waterers: I Mrs. John lhle, Mr. and Mrs. chUrch played picnicked , " epo , JO. P tmguts ers, a rs pec1a · ''"''"" G"'" ,m, ''"'"""' Cliff Freeand Methodist \\ man to make home with une \ Oh1o, Phone LY Phone WY 2-3821. •Wooden Hot noooN; "'"''""'""' Ho• Ben Pht'lson' Mr · and Mrs • ' evening on the paraon· lady, 6 days week. Call _ - _ __ _ __ .- · - ; Real Estate For Sale The ftamoler • Ho1 Feeder: 2 water Tv.nkl; 1 1 4 14 30tp !:Qulpmt!nt: Plutlc Pipe: _ 400 a1. nest Wingett, Mrs.1 Opal WY 2-3278. Will cons1der HONDA for sale. Take World Sl8ndard ol Compact lawn . --. aged couple. payment' 2 • , The Raymond E•cellence ton MilkHeater ""k' ' 'cho" .., Cleek Mrs. BemJce · The ss, Lew Mrs. John -die -- . H 2463 after 3 P m(':<II IVY"31c at 234 Lmcoln Hood Road. property 6 room I 81•a car room Milker• untu; wuh vat: "7 tlr rk over .rO' • nue liD d pel" WIL 'S b "" p IPipeUn\' KotBotk Water {50 ,,u eledrlc: Mrs In· wert played and !Ve .n. s ,..'() I . . h d I It I 2 SON car was I " " " age 11Fuel ou Heatinl Stove; I Hole and . . • group s g'•• en]'oyed, alter --- .--zag sew· .m,..--machme, : ouse an dinette arge set, o a kitchen so · lorm•,.,•· SmaU cor e<ooom1 Mrs ·GRuth Mrs. which a wiener ""' roast was held . 01 I e To I for 5 boys. LADY 1 and care , a NEW ztg beds, d mona btuly Sl., Middleport, Ohio. Cars w,'7,' s M C II 1 SH, 2-5414. or .•.Ttte automattc fash.mn dtscs . cab inet, wool rugs and taan vacuumed. IVY 2-3715. "'"'- "'"" "" 1 T•"'" ,.,., . orus rmm, rs. Attending were Rev. and Mrs 0 1 and Stmpaon Mrs Velma Does everv th mg wtth oul al · bl S 2Wit H d • M30tc 251 Grapple Forb;1 :1.2 suncblons G'll' and Nancy, Darla. "oJker , Lang'\ • tile , OhiO· , 11 ,,uuom' M""'"' ., ,,,., • · t 4 21 tic t h t Balanl'e due 9 e. ce · on s MetnJpolflaD Motors 1 Milk Pum" 1 c •• ,u" 11. Mrs. Dorothy Spencer, and and Delores, 1 623 0 \1 WY . ,1 . a e o er... , rMel; 1 Wide Front AJ~:Itl lor Oll\·er host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. and Sandra,Mrs. u~s.James Ger· 0 ac men s. · Mill Street Middleport after E M 1 SIT et. P m payments 16 ·011 mon thl y. 6 p. m. Phone WY 2-3820. l'boao WY •...,. Musical Instruments T""" "'" " "· or .. ptuu, "" Me·•· ... . .. - '"" ,ve• ::;... ·up IUnl 2 2575 7 5tc ....... '"" ' w.... ""'"'"' ' Sh'""' Ralph Webb. aid and !lean. ' U S Civil Servtct Jestll "' '' ' ""'"'' ,, '""" · · 5 7 3tC I 4 22 de SlntloI Wuh CholmVol<UO • '"'' " ''"'' "'"' ., ..""""'''mM• ""''""'" - - -a be 'f I r IPumP• "h""" - !0Woto• •"·· The group dtned in the new Wayne and Gary, '"'"" Mrs. Ernest 0 .....u . •P II"'"'ed ,, .. , .,, 1959 Model 8 x 35ft traJ.er. HOUSE FOR SALE on Laurel \ t957 HILLMAN 4 door for SPINET PIANO, aubu m· I - !> .caL <'a na; L Bale Twtrw; 2 home of Mr. and Mrs. Powell and Ivan,"-· Norman unn .... FRI!:E '"'" •m• H Edwa ds Langsvtlle ' ' • ish May be had by assumCant RooD: lt. Copper Pipe ; 1 ··, ,o arry r • · ' Chff Road Mrs. Norman E. e1 gn compact car good condi· ,.., Ch"'"' ' c""'" c•••• s... 2 at two long tables cenered with and Bruce,mea. Lenard Lyp"n"r -. -5 -7 - 6tc w,. tlon. $250.00. Phone wy 2 ing small . monthly w .payments. ed't IHydraulic vlee; 1 Jackl CrutiCUt Scythe: 2 arragnements of spring now· Kay and Mickey Bowell. .. '.. ·· .. ot•wlnr nMI'' •n, OhiO Hysc II . WY 2-63"' . luUtSaw. of order); l IWJit; I .. t r So • 11611· l'nmUOJ 10 lb. U.S. No. 1 potatoes. 83c: 5__ 4_3otp 2'18. 4 27 tf C See lt locally. I POit Hole Di(liert: 1 Sv,w; 1 Umbret. and Betty Ha•av, 1, .. 1, ..n •lnel .. ,m,.,rn on1" _ _ " departmt>nt Box T!te 1991 cr Park· Ia {trlct.orl: I KP Motor (brUJh annel - - - - - - - - - - "'" Karen ·- - - I b w ' II AG.I: Electric t th d th Flores, Mrs. William Neutlltng. 9 -- - - Tomatoes, basket 59e; Pink Sal· FOR SALE: Building lots, 200 ' --·mon. 2 cans 97c : Gem Pop, X: 100, Rt. 7, five minutes nsurance ers urg, . a., or5ca 6'1(1..,.. J sthee mo edr ghan mo er Diehl, Jack Jacobs, Sue / .. ·farm Machinery oz. size, all flavors carton, 4401. 7 tc or (motor mountedh 1 _ so tooth most au ters present, Tracy, Karolyn Soulshy, Beck) · from downtown Pomeroy. $695 AUTOM 0 BILE Insurance been Harrow 1 can R k 1 a t lift be ho ed 16 39c; Hoot's Catsup, 14 oz . each. Phone WY 2-2413. cancelled? Lost you, opera' Moto• ' ""' ........; Alfred nor • : Eblin, and Benoy and Ml k' size. 5 ror &k; Mac.keral. 41 Legal Notice Vat; approidmate!Y Grange Will Wright I 5 7 6tc tor's license: Call WY 2--2966 .oo ucb:;1 1Wuh .ell Feed sule•: a rorkJ. Rural Life Sunday at FOR SALE: David Bradlev 51 1 0 87c ;)Ug, Gal.39c·, .Jug Frl•ers, m1lk, 69c; 615tfc ahoHlll and . lrl subject confirmation bY the 'th E onI St · - - - - - - - - - 45 H. P. garden tractor, cleat cans "" gaL Jb. HOUS,E FOR SALE. 2 years ,., 211ies T•=" c.. hlubroom "'' • "''· All 9 fredt 7Methodist Church " old, 3 bedrooms, bath and l'HO'['() Copymg Servtce · Cop- -emend In the United Di.lEat\· ct ar· , Court, SoUthern DistrictSt•te• of Ohio, LAURE!'! Z. HOFFMAN k a : ta\p. m.ff' WI ·ar speaker tires, wheel welght.s, verse cultivators, tooth harSHULER'S GROCERY carport. !'<o down payment reles made ol legal papers. "" o••'•'o". c ... , No. ,.,,.. ••' T•u•"' '" Huth '"'""" Rupe ey, a s e o 1cer, as . "' b" _...,A __.~ No. 36,6\:l:l, belnc in the matter of b k 1!6J 1\, 10. 16, :.l te MAY 18 row. All for 200.00. Contact · Antiquity, Ohio qutred. Tel. SH 2--54oo.5 7 lZtc Jrth reCOrW~ a;JU almost any Hugh and Ida Mat a ___ an rup__:___:___:c · other documents Rupe. lArmon bankrupt.,Rupo the undenlrll•d The Staff and Officers of the Lynn Hart. Radne Food Mnr· c::=--;o-c:c;;:-:o-- 5 6 2le will offer for ule, •t public auction . -~ Reuter lasurance, Pomeroy at the rarm of Hu1h Layrnond &upe ·M 1 ill h ld keL WI 9-3342. 5 5 4tc .:: t I W d NICE FAM[LY grocery store Uc '"' "' "" """' ""'""' '" colom. ' eigs Tempe W o Elllered Newo 1 4 mp oyment an e i.n Tup.pers Plain.s .on Rt. . , 1 \.,I Jlfubta Tnwn•hlp. Met,. counLY. ohio. at ttice session Monday evening, Among those who entered 'I Point Rock. aMru1. carpenter. Ohio A M we 1 idd 1 7, . m Metgs Co. Bmldmg and mGUARANTEED. renewable for a. o ' · •• '''"""'· Mor :12. '"'· ,;,j,;. .. 10, at the hal In M' le- Holzer hospital In the past !I WIDOW WOULD Ilk<> J r:r 4 . St ock dmng . • mce . bus- POMEROY _ • room frame l'f1e bu>pt'ta I'1zat'ton. Issu ed <nm "'' Mt""" ol\e •••" o'ciiH:lr. •• P. M .• the cub Ia nand It All olll'cers are asked • voiCe Huth '"'" .., s Tht•d hours were: Mrs. Robert Fos1 5 days work a we«. L• rena: iness. D. H. WOOD. REALat all ages. Phone WY 2-'t66 L"'""" au,. '"' " ••• Rupo. Oblo. lh• rouowt•• according to Mr!. 1er Champer 266 State c. .A"'a(L Snyder • WY 2 6961 · of 296 uacru. more or le,.. lo 1wit: · ' .............. TOR, Phone 446- lll66 , GaII i- house !one floor) with bath, 2 18 Uc '"' ' "'""• <ollowo. _ ,.,. 8 ,,.,,.,, , """ staIf cap Iam. ler L. Cremeena, Galllpo)ii,.BeV· 5 5 6lc polis. Ohio. 5 6 12tc gas hoi air heating. Th• '"Jn ''"'"' '"'"· w.,on Numb" c """ The Pomer= Garden Rt., _ _ _ __ _ __:__ "ficelyfiredlocated . on large Jot . M • 5 I' liluate thf Townlhip or"'' ColUmbia. The undeHIJDI!d U!!erl'ell u-.. rl,tht er Iy S. J anes, Eureka ·vestock STARTiNG- May- 6,- 1965. Mis' anne upp leS c'""" ot "'"' '"' " " ' or ohto, "' .,. will meet Monday at 2 m. Patrick H. WilliamJ,· . R · " t . ' " .Bid0f Mr out of htgb water. $10,500.00 -to-Wil: One Hundred !IIJ!t Acre• In Keltb Goble Ford Inc the h · cellaneous items of house- POMEROY roo frame 14ft. BOAT, motor tratler $550. "" So>u<hwoot •""' •• "'"o" No. ""''"'"' Ohio " at orne s. well, Mrs. Lula MaS. Ll FOR SALE : Fine ponv Come · - 5m . ' Two•'Y•'' '' TowmbiP No. o. Mulberry Ave wlth Mrs V: 88 and see. Mason ·· hold effects and furniture of house with bath, gas healing. Blonde dmette set, $40. WI 9- "'"" No. "· or Townohl., ,, ""'' • ., · on, W. a., Connie jo C¥,pen773' · the late Hazel Cleland at the Located on East Main Street. 3222. 5 7 3tc ..,,'':; tf:1i RoyTh Betzping CQoohostess. p ter, New Haven, W• .Va., 59 23 .I m . 1' 0UTBOARD, 5 horsepower Ell' end the Nortb haH of ••· th• """''' South. Mary ,., A. __ Wippel,,.._ 201 Unllw-rv , 7·5-3otc home to settle esatte. ..,.. .00 . 0 wner WI'II assts uo< of'""'" of kUon T.A. ewillomeroy meet r=.Vfi!Uan'-;--• Dr. Me:vin E. Doerr, Veterln 56 3tp financing. inrude cheap Call Coolville two 1321 of lllid 'J'oWIIIhlp No. II. m There will be arian targe d s II . I - -- -- - - Rant• 10. or Towndhltl ot Ohio • u-·A: Po · . an rna amma s FOR SALE: A.sparagas. Nor· WGHWAY PROPERTY - 3 985-232.5 or see Ever Gillilan. companY'• Purd:IIMa alto u.. follow· officers. Mothers of the wuu ,ve., meruy, l2ll Washington St., Ravens m•n Grueser Phone WY 2- room block houae. Located on Chester. li 4 li\p and firs\ arade Mlsa E. Dixon, l Oak wood , W. Va. Phone 273-4271. 5358. ' 5 8 3tc Route 33 with !50 ft. lot. SooU•• ••· l'bl>V-- "" 1of •old llill, Mra. Olear W.Uiol WQIOflice bours• Daily 4 to 6 p· Bus1"ness T••"""• " _ri.,. ' lwn• Rt. I Oak · Complete with furniture. $1 -· ....,, '"'·No...,'· ...,, tollowfnl MAY 1 ... An· '· ' m. tic ONE New rear bumper for m1 ...., '"'" Howell RL ' a II t Ford, 3 wheels 15" for Ford, About I mile outside eorpor· FOR HIRE: Bulldozer. Tree ;.;•• ..., !.".'.:;!. .......:: Group I of the • • --." " 1 26 5 wheels 16" for Ford, 7 alion. trimming and removal and ::.u':'J' FIrst United Pomeroy and Bethel '13 Mrs. Ray J. · Jl!'l!iOn. . wheels 14" for Plymouth 1 OWO RIVER COTI'AGE - 4- bauhng . Free ettmate. L & ••" tbo No""- Church will hold 1 hako Gallipolis will have .a joint Charlel M. Denny, CoaiiGa. 8ft\IJ · ' dr'lled II nd 200 G H I' · · weet comer ol. NorULwNt qtuJ'tel' Saturda M I t th da 7 30 Mrs Earl E. rw..11- Nltw.. W wi.ntcr tread, 1 regular tire rooms. 1 we , a . au mg Servtce, Racme. or ,.,• .,.... ._,•.,...,. ,,." y, ay , a e Mon y at : • """"" -.. ·•• Sale or Trade on wheels, 2 wheels 15", for ft. frontage on State Houle Ph. WI t-3043 ..- WY 2-3486. Lustre Cleaners In at !he Pomeroy Va. CIDER PRESS In working con· ford pickup 2 wheels 18'' for 338. Near the Racine Dam. 5 4 6tc """ •• Tllomu corwm. """""" from 9 to 12 noon. All Masons, Btnlu SEWING MACHINE _ r air ll.:.."N::-:-ul" ,:•::: ,:;. The Chester PTA Is Stars and parents of members Mrs. Gatrey Lee Wooljlm, dition. SH 2-4176. 5 5 lie Ford pickup, two good tires Immediate possession. 600 - 650<16. M. c. r.arr, C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR services all makes, ::,: 'i:... •;::' l'l lng a square dance May Invited. 3S Fisher Dr., Jackaon, n, Another load Long Bottom Ohio. Ph n e BOX 22t WY t-311311 The Fabric Shop Pome oy N1. oo ...,, lbon"' Eut 1o4.., . . . 8 P· m. at the Chester MAY II ' :22 p.m. Friday. ,, A I 667 ' 0 POMEROY OWO ' r ' ' •-• "· .,...., "" ' ' " - School Gym Th American Legion Dllebargell pac te -6275. 5 3 6\p · • Authorized Singer Sales and North •• "'' ..,. ID 1bo """""'ut ' e p 11 --+lv ..... l-ed 1 all li 7 !tc Service. , 30tc ::inReedsvllle w.s.c .s.Both lary of Lewil Mantey;, 1 5 111 with builtFOR SAlE h 'th """'"" •••· "'" ''""- -nbod g a rummage sa e. American Legion wu s. -, in conveniences. National .' ' 7 room " """" oldld andnew artlclel1 will at 7 p.m. at the Eberts, Mrs.McCar',.; Jolm bath, sttuated on 3 ouse lots. WIPh. l'lel&ltrhoBalldlllgBullt!olppl)In lor Tlllrl>·••• """' "" "• 1'"" <>""""• No. '· 1so bak Th ehur' cb In Mt. lace n1s Mrs n ....... ... Camping Week is t.ent trade 3 HP 8rigg & WY ,v · J · H· Allen, new mes. t ulQP at Rant• .. ,....,.., No. ....,._, lt o1. ,.. ........, of Ohio u so ill ; be a Saturda a e sa M e. 8 e ' ....._..... · 1\Uf,Ka.. "•-'&Ji!" EM7 E. 786 3561 1 88 in time. Come in and try for Stntton Engino • Hysell Street Middleport O owrm wwuuWI. 1J111o foUow" c.mmoncl.. "" ''""' '"" " y, ay , """" a good trade. Amsbary's ApaA ' ' · lnum siding. Call Guy Neil- IUIJ•Ix "'' UnD SoutO" lbo North· nina at t a. m. at Mrs. Mrs. Olarlel che Trailer Sales, Fourth, G RDEN PRIDE ' 5 6 tic ler. RaciDe, Ohio. ®,\:\:;,.•! "1;l\'':'...:... Larkin's store buildlng. church ·Will have I Mrs.· Callahan, · . Gallipolis. Also at Qualily ROTAR: rrOWERS IFOR SALE: 5 room bouse, 12 29 tic The Tuppers Plains • daughter potiuck dlnller on Treadway; HO!JIOT Mocfe, 6. 1 Print Shop io Middleport. bath, basement Gas furnace, HEATING Pl- blag MIIODer '''" , .... , "'"""'No"" ,..,_. u<J Booster• are having a at 6 p.m. In the Goldie Jobnson, Mrs. ()icar tc Open Mon.·Sat. Tfl9 PM fireplace. Priced for quick ;:::old •Brothers •:;,:: !',: supper at the Tuppers room. Mra. Sellm . Mrs. Me'ilmi ,1J_I., 8 e..... P•....... 4eJ, Eat a) Elementary School r"""'D • tf 111 E881 MIn ____ _ _ __:_:..._:= !:.POMEROY sale. Phone '1'13-5611, Mason, Sir.. • m-e '"'''North ""' • .........,, ""'"'1VO"•'" will be """'ram Uejohn I 'lbmlllt 573 1 t.Mnc• evening May 8 from 1 to I 4 For Rent J•ck W. CarMY, . Va. u C ero• l'bone WY z a.ue ehain• •nd Nnlt,,...t• 1116) nnu the dlnoer· Mtl. DlxiQ Jlele• W Manager ,. ·-· North '"' dOl ..,, ,_.., ...., ' ' II " FURNISHED ROOM for rent, PHONE ROOM brick home, 2 bath7 20 tfc ond thJri.. • "'" ,,., ,;.,. " o'clock. Plenty of good CUlmer, Mrs. Edflar .PI y DJ, WY 1·2181 rooms finlslled attic and " .., •"'• " .,_,.,_ oontolnlnt cooked food Bring yur PomerOY Curtis N..._.,, Mrs. ltllpb 1 Main St., Pomeroy. $5.110 a • AUcriONEER ' ' the " "' two • ...,.. .,_,,.,.. """ week. Call IYY J.i;lo} basement. Out of prl high water. mo" " thlrtJ'•\WO loa. - (.b) and ..,..,•..rlr:h& ., tn and tell your wiDFmeet at andFlnf«nt da1Jibltf, Mrs., DON'1 PUMP I Complete Serviee of Rock In neighbors. CUb Sco rompklnl William ........ and . tfc you slugglsb sep- Central heating, ced or Crill B elf d "" "' ..,• .,......,. '"'" .., "'"' pr gs u\8 • . • _,..,omei'J . , tic tank. Get Klean-Em-AII quick sale. Phone WY U116 Write :: Contaet .... , 246 will meet Saturday at 7 forbyathepdlluck Jar tnfant daughter, Mnt. ·.· 5 4 7 BRICK House, redec- septic talll: cleaner. Land· or WY 2-2205. Charles F. A 'c BRADFORD .,.,.,,• lbo .,, .,.. "' "'' m. at the Salisbury school. rego W. Bower, Jr., and Mra. 'Gift. ' orated . . Ra. IDe Obi eemetert. <.... mtte,. t• now ·eneloM4 I ily 18 . as.•ed to brIna •- E· F-'" ' Woldermuth. f 13 Ifc •• • oubotonUol w1n '""'· .... am "'"' ..... . , large comer Iot , near mar k Fam; Bureau. 0 Mtddleport schools. Contacl z 18 tfc rick c • ""''""' "' ,..,.. •• • · T. vote fur relrestunen\8 '· WY alter ' p m week FOR SALE: All modern b • 5 I tfc A 'liMy ' Ill be days or weekends Could write GOLF club• for "le, 6 irons frame 3 bedroOm ranch style Karl Grlleser, Plamblo& and -11 tb• .,..,. . ,,..ri..!'... Saturdal and 2 woods and all leather home on Chester Roa' near ' thl-""' ""'"' '"" •oliouobo 5 Y' ""'' ' ' ·. bag, male, right handed State Highway Garag<-.100 x Ohio P· m. at Racine P · 0 · Box 246 · """"';;;;;;;;;;:-::----_:___< $45. Call WY 2-2836. 4-2611; 400 lol Several Unanclng plans End your sewer tnlableo ,::,.,, aponsored by lhe Raciile F,UNISHED 3 rooms, on ground FT TYLER d bl available to qualified person We have aU ,.._ mine an4 remDVtl the ••14 bJ dist Church. Everyone ll 91 , . OU e ~ duty • -• undertround. lnUlinl ,~ itlrlP come 1 1 St., Middle- service meat case • co mp e e Phone WY 2-5337. 4 u tfc Sewer Machines mlnlnc nO\ 1netud1d. tht rtcht · S. Front fl oor. rt Call WY 2--5141 Reasonable a...... 1nd prtvner:e of l'l)lnlnr.at1d remO'rinl n4 MAY t 11 · with mezzanine shelf and set FOR SALE 8 m dupl".. ""'"'• unbi'rrowtll •mt und1r A th da po 4 27 tic of dl . ' roo Call WY z.m• Day or NI•bt "" "rl"' o< lb• """ """•" mo er • ughter - - -· _ spay a preml••• coal trGm oth•r ta.ruta. b• dish dinner '-pOnso"ed 1 trays. A-1 condition. house in Middleport. On cor-7 26 fURNISHED 3 room apart- Looks like new. Firt 300 ner lot. Double garage. Clntic .. Wbmen's Guild will Ill! an damacnhelr'Inl> 1n1 · ch·'rch u ment, 212 s. 5th Aven., Mid- takes. it. Contact Lynn Hart ' 1der block outhnildlng, two PAINTING • interior and e:xter avceeuorl/ and manner UIIJIUI. •rltlnc walV• ' the Federated eport, Iour couple. Phone Racme Food Market. WI g. baths. SH Hl'IS. ior. Roof work of all kinds. , "om ••• '"""'• "'""· Pm•""'· ·•t C p. m. There dl WY 2-:MaS. l 24 tfc 3342. o o 4tc . I 5 3\c Phone VI 3-2700. 4-30-121Pi :,;:J·~· ' :'•..,.:•':•,.:;:,''': ·ll.l'alll and the oldeal oitd LOSE WEIGHT safely with tablets. Only 98c at Starb' Drug Store 3 12 60tc - - 1st and 2nd Rt. 7. IVe Pomeroy mmu es d wntown noor, furnis hed and unfurnish- ..:..~-- sent~~ Brake Service · ,1 81 aeHnars I ,. 1 Mod~ ~.\thens. Ro~"' ~~m';'~:· ,;~ 37.,~.,!,~ ;" :.,~' H~\: ~•- -~- ~ester I wi1~ ~ ,~ ~ ·~ t<:~P"''~nf'• l ~ d~'iy 1~·'""~ ~~•es~•nar•u " 'ld~re•• ~'l rf' m"n'.a 0~~ ° ~~:!'~, ~;!' T~:~!:::~','- ~w comw~ ~ ,~ J·""-. ~t~~nu:-np er~t H:~tlnc'~!~.sro~e\~1 ~r.:nc~~!:~~ v "ucLIJJ• {(.'u/,., ~J,tin.~t "~ ~o;:;·~"::".::i~ •o:~r:o I • Serv"1~ Hospital NeW. ""~ ••~""' I <C:~,,; Ct~url. beg\nnln~ ~ ~~-c----- •~.' ~uUer; Punmt'~."~,!-, ~:'::~~... .;cc==-=o:-=::-::- 3 ~hni ~0 ~· ~ 'i~rvln re·1 ·~r. FJ~nter; :;~~;": .~~. ~~~~ ";;."~.:'~~' :"~~· 2~9031 mtd-~ 1964 srr.1~r Tr~ctur Dllc~ ~--. -~- 1 ~'/f~ ty~, ~ bolt~~ i ~' rom 695 00 · 0 ~tc ~•t <.~ '""~ .J::' ~ ~ .,.~ SOCIAL ~y, ~·r D~ "V&~Y,, , ~ '' ~'!,::;'';."'..!''=~.!::':'!l CALENDAR T~•· ~'nDa~• .~ ~~,::;,f.'..~,=:"".;.= ~ ~:: ~; N~ ::;~~ ~"! ~.!'::l=":'~'::; ~\';. WY~ ~~ .l!'i. mod-1 .-======--~=•rl 20" SABRE TILLER en., 97 ·~· ~~.:;: v:;:· :·;;:·~ ~ ~-.• •~-·· TOWIIIbl~ Bapt&~t~·~ ~ := ~li::";;,:',.:,~""',.:,,'l'~~.~':; :~~~!:~':' ~a~•.\,"'.,~. :::u. Furnac~. ,.,.M .2 5~. ~~~"'"'~""'=====~I ;;c""=""'~-;;""'R00~1 ;:---.,-;-~ 2~5 1 56 ~- ~-•· Pro~~ 8111~011 ~~:~·~.:~~":':."',:,'~, ~ .,~_., Mine~:::;.~ ~ !~ppe8r ~w~~,::.;•:\ :~~.!~ tran~n'Ortlna oov~ted.!j ~ ~~"t.'l':::.;r:.'t~. •:l,"!',': ~~~~:;\\;.:., . I ../ ~ r~~. =~ ~fiitn. .ua ~: ' ~tl ~-- :.'!::.\:'.~. :.;-:;l'jl.o~op':;:';..."':':~c!: :~;:, ~~~:::· .;{.'1:~~1': ~oal',~: J; ...._,,.._ .~: lncl~=ta~....,.....SamTr~Wal- w_,, s o<~:~~Q""·AND Mlddle~St ·~. Ill uno"'-et~e..... " ~11 AN THEY NEED ~! '2~·~r:j~':ot ~ ~ ~: ~-oil =- Dex~A-Diet NOW-- TH'TouRtliTE~ LODGe IS HAVIN'A BODACIOUS GOLFIN' MATCH TOMORROW ~EIIOY, '-==========:--:-::=::;;;;:::;.:::-: L~m~er i~ HAVE SOME CASH MONEY COMIN'IN I :>~av 1~, MAW!!wetL nig~t- -- t:~t lw riiEP LASSWELl wl::ll~be~-~:~~~i~f;~~;i~:~~ · - ·~ ·-- · -~-· · ~ ,-·-· -· - .. 7 .. ..., :T-1 "~tl'-'' .... '"'·""~re, . new wlqe lll'llidtot Gl Warw'l aHEH·HEI-1 I t WAS ONLY FUNNIN' SAM f THAR'S i:-r~UFF RE·WARD F'O ~OF US , EH~ rfT:;;'HEY=:S~TA:;::RT:::-_....,._ WHACKIN'AWAY AT SUN-UP, SO GITTO BED EARLY �..... . ·'. ' ·· ·· ··· · · ·- " ' - . ... ,.-. ·""' '\.- .., ...,. •' ·- . ,. ....._..,.. ....... .. -~ •· ' ' "' ,, . - ' ' ' I ,., ...., .. v, ......,._._ ...... ' ......,,.,..,.~.. .. ol ....... . .... ........ - ~ •. - ..... ...,.,.n ;..~........,.._..,.-" ~· ... ....,- "' ' .. , '.lev,·s,·on · Appl G Revue . e rove 14e . · Society Notes ---~----::--;:-::-:~-=::-:--;-:~-:- 6-Daily sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport. o., May 196~ Mrs. Edgar Reynolds is Reelected F 5 Ia Real Estete Fo• Sale ;; or a 2 SIGNS p PTA Scholarship Award Thursday •. for Rent WANT AD @) omeroy Motor C • J UliED PIANOS FOR SALE: I bedroom ranch Plans were made to obaarve Bluebird>." She dllplaysd 1 " uEA nuNFS 3 BEDROOM brick Duplex with TWO nice style brick • frame home on OP the 11lver anniversary and new birdhGUBe deaigne6 eapeetally · &:on MondaY P.M . Puhllcatton B • p right pianos priced for qulCk Chester Road near State 0 o u dline o,nn r\.111. garage. uttemut nve., om- sale. can Rutland Furniture, · offlcers were elected by the Ior Blueb'-·u"UD. Sltde s on the·"' """'"' eroy. Call WY 2-5127. Sll , • • •tc Highway Garage. 1110 1 1110 tot Amateur Gardeners "Beautiful Birds ol Oblo" wero : 2 811 · co•""T 'o"' 4 '1:1 t c Wednesday t.:A N t' Et.L ATioNS f'rrep 1ace , .torm windows • .,. evanlng at the ·home shown by Wendell Gerlach. 1 wm " ""''" ' ""'" ''"" "- M . -· ---sELLING OUT all nativa night- doors, patio, tiled bath and 1 961 Greenbrier 9 Pnsenger Wag. $1195 1 Mr c E Blak 1 · Members dsd to II U F'lr "' Pllhll ...at.ion i MODERNd 4 room and batn. crawlers and •"Order, fish kitchen, hardwood floors, Good ures, red ftn~h. one owner, radto and heater o s. . . es ee. t Middlewith facts respon on birds. ro ea ·. rurnishe apartmen . worms (mixed all sizes), 100 well insolated. Severa1 financOffictrs for the ne" year are Guests at the meeting were . port. WY 2-3814.___4 21 de for $1.110! wanted a tot of ing plans available ro quail- 1962 Rambler Amb..udor Custom $1295 Mrs. Edgar Reynolds, re- Mrs. Robert'Gon;, Mr. end·Mrs. vSlX ROOM HOUSE in Pome- business before we leave for lied. Phone Pomeroy, WY 2- Station Wagon. V-8 engtne, automatic trans. Power s1t""] elected president; Mrs. Grace Wendell Gerlach, Mro. Gerald Riverside Methodist Hospital 5337. 5 4 tfr ing clean interior. Blue finish. LOw nuleage by one oca P_ratt, vlce president; Mrs. WlJ.. Sb•.. ter end Mn. Dean Barn!'". roy Phone WV. 2-5385 . tfc May 21st. Will swap 'I "' .110 owDer. Radio and beater 11am Slater, secretary; an d Readings were given by Mrs. 4 14 -~=~="" worm pkg. for two old ba~- FOR SALE' Large 4 bedrOOm \ 1962 Chevrolet Biscayne 2-0oor- $1495 Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, tr.,asurer. Earl Knight on the dogwood . UA I' ~ 1 11 .11res. radto They wiU be ln.stalled at the •-, FURNISHED HOUSE . 5 rooms . Mother's Da•, end ·~•o. For wonl ,.,, S.rvlNI C ll cent pieees, or two old large home d •. t in Racine, ut f in_ htgh good wat- 6 c l engine PowergHde trans. Good whttewa "~ Ullll 4 Cents 1,er ...ord on@ insertion 0 0 and bat in omeroy. cents, or one small Flying con I ton an~ heater. beautiful red finish with dean intenQr. September meetmg by Mrs. An arrangement on display fea. P h 8 Mlmmu m Cbar~e 60 ce\1!5 lll Cent~ pt: r "'ord f o r fh ree con· Howard Cecil . WY 2-5262. Eagle cent, elc., what have er. Hot water ~eatlng Blakeslee. tured red tulips. I('50<'" U IJYe llll!~rtloi\J . per eeJII Di •coiJn \ on pMld afiJ and 800 w Main rooms St. 3 30bath tfc you'' ill " '"'player radio (plus <or) il- !em, trlC hot. Twa andspeed W record tank, large stormer.c. wmdowsC o er bbe . _1Ptans w-;re discussedrtforJthe ThdeedtratoveiMing 'prlzJhne WWU a- · •da paid within 1U !lays. , MODERN 45 sold CARll OF' THANK S &. OBI'fUi\R IES 8o 11 LP's re<:ords) for coins to settle estate. a s1 ver an" versary pa y une war rs , o erner · 6 _ .25 for 50 word min· Middleport. Ph. "r OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. 9 at tha borne of Mrs, Walter wllh Mra. Thelma Prall, Mr,. ·. . J hn Mob Cleland, WI 9-2965. tmum.11 Ea.ch additional wr>rd l c. apartment. OFFICE HOU R ~ • · WY 2-3121 3 2t tic or mv co 11 ec 110n.1 0 ! 6 tfc POM.EROY, OHIO Crooks with guest nlgbt to be Coala, Mrs. Wesley Fry, Mrtl. 6 ,30 A. M- to ~:00 P .II . Dally. laturdal' R:JO A. !d. to 12·00 noon. Htlt;;E ano mur ""'' lurn i<o& ler. Leading Creek Rd., Mid1 • observed at that time. T be Harry Moore, Mr!. Bamltz. IT 'S SO EASY 1 ed ond llJlfurOished apart dleport, Ohoo. Phone WY 2· FOF SALE: MOOern • room I ,. ••• ,.,K,.uril1 ....,,., "" club voted ro renew the sub- Mrs. Grace Prall, Mrti. Shuellr 1'0 PLACE A .. ~ ., 6103 · 5 7 3tc t!ell.'lll or cropl on lllld premllfl . . ha~ RESULT l' RODL,CI:•W menu W'l 'W13A _ _ f C'me home .m Syra cuse• With I Business Serv"ocel T"~ , 1 u~' cub oo ••"'"' •', scrop• t'oon 'to th e Flowe• Grower and. Mrs. ~. ~rtach wInnmg WANT AD t' ' •• ~s fr - ,,w-. THR EE bunal lots in Beech bath, (3 bedrooms) large utiJ· deed.. Sahl real ••taa wu appral:ied for the Middleport Public lJ. tess prizes . Til.AJLER l v 1 ee EXPERIENCED df'eSsmak· at ut.ooo.oo and ~:~~nnol be aold tor • d ' wn ''8 trail c;rovc. Write or call J. W. ity room. double carport, gas . Ph WY 2- 1m Ulan threeJourthl ol uid t •:; brary, and to glve the library Tbe refreshment table wa1 PHONE WY 2 -2156 age panrk water ing ' alterations. one• n• ..n+.. pralted. ~alut.b1 AUthe aalu ($tate8roApproved) Le·oper , , 37 Riverside Drive, furndce, fully insulated, w.b.tll eon.nrmatton court.aublec Sllid real t h e book , "The RockweII' S centered w~~ 111 an arr•••em ....-e enI 'ce er a o ·t 5 Oho Tel 228-2.566. to -·1)11 carpeting, birch ca i· 2276. or""""""" eatal.tl t l)ld l\lb.l•ct to real uta~.<~ Complete book of Roses" of yellow tullps and bridal Minersville, Ohio, Phone W'i a;,. on , . 5 1 lOtc nets. Shade and fruit trees, Lnet fllr the yen 196!1. which ' "' , Nott 2-3:!24. 1 Uc . srrubbery. Close to scnuol AIR CONDITIONING Relrtgerwhich had been donated to the with yellow tapers. Refrlg· by Mllltature May A HYMN SING, Sunday, May 9 1RAtLER toto lor rent . close TWO LOTS tn \1ason. Will sell and church. Very reasonable. ation service. at Freedom Gospel to Laundrymal and schools cheap. SH 2-t2H Grady l'raJg, Syracuse, Ohio eration New Haven. Phone . '" ' · "· "· '" rs. e a preers were goven vors "' end at Bald Knobs , Rev. Griffoth, 5 1 3tc TU 2-35J1 pared a floral arrangment on hostesses, Mrs. uBlakeslee 4 8 tiC song leader. Also rev ival Valley Lumber & Supply Com- _ __ _ WY 2-28l0. · -made and display. Mrs. Pratt introduced Mrs. Harold Lohse. A I ala d p m eal'h pany . Middleport. 10·3-tfc CI. F:AN carpets with our Car4 2 tfc ente..ed 1n the united state• n~atnct Mrs. aoats who gave 8 rw~per course was served during tlle . .t star tm g a 7 30 . .. -- - · I pet hShampoOl'f T FREE, with EXPERIENCED Court. southern Dl~trlct of o h l112 o, f"I evening nev . r.r1fl1 th preach· FOR RENT _ Nice 6 room Bl Lustre Eastern Dlvl•lon. In C&H No. 38.6 · entitled, "Helping Hands to the socia hour. ' , . · C [ pure ase o ue AUTO SALES b•linl in tht matter of Hur;h Laymon 1\. wUI olfer for alille, atthepublic MUctlon, f ing. Sunday , I'1ay 16, IS Ok oun- apartment. In Pomeroy 170 ~'I1ampoo Ba'·er Furniture, AUTOMOBILE Rupe, • bankrupt., ty-wide Ctass Mulberry·AV. Private entrance Midd le 5 4 6te 1956 CHEVROLET, 1956 Ford. at tlu! fMrm of HUih L&Ymon Rupe, OS Ahart, leader. Pubhc IS tn- WY 2-2a75 or at 37R $<;eond. . . , .. loed In Columbia Mell• 1 vited. 4 I St BUlLDlN(; LOTS. JO!J X 1110, Keystone Service Statoon, Five , -· . -h . -- Rt 7 five minutes from Pomts. 5-8-titp l AUft Mill' 22 , 11165, bollnnlnl at OM o'· LOSE WEIGHT safety wit APARTMENTS - lsl and 2nd d;wntown Pomeroy 695.00 FOR SALE _ One 1951 Hed-· Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ers. The hostess wu assisted Dex-A·Dlet tab lets Onl y 98c floor. furnished and unfurmsh· e"Ch Phone WY 2_2413 . d ed I 1 ounr Tractor. sene• n 194.9; 1 of Racine entertained Past Matrons and other of. a . man 4 • oor s an 1200f 00 Ford TrBctor. Serlfl 860 l~; I • t k d' ln'cers. at ar k' s Drug Store · ed Midd Icport and N'" ""' 5 4 &tc Ford Tractor, series eo1. Ole•ei 1961:1 six o c oc mner Mon day, --rep1 St 57tc 3 12 60tc w. va. WY 2-3257 - - WY 2·5251. 1 culupacker• 1 com sprayer: ceding the annual inspection Honored guests were nNto•ent51 CYLINDER Ford new mos.:-raper; 1 Cue Grind· r·AU1'(lMORlLE lftSllfance beef! 5 5 6tr FOR SALE : 1956 Ford Fair I 111'; 1 Blackhawk Scraper Blade; 1 Racine Chapter O.E.S. ed with gifts from the chapter . ror and clutch, 2 bulls, b~ lane, good tires, car in fine Tractor Plow, Ford 2- 14"; ruu p t R be Ia caacelled1 ,.,t yulli opera p 0 Plow, •'·'M"'"' . • ,,.,, 1,,.... resen were o r .mg age, Here_ford Ch. ar ta~se condition, automatic transmls l WY 2-2143 Z.Mii For Sale arnef'DY, . eon Tract<" Cultl ....tor: l lnt.erna·uon· Mindling P.G.M.· Vida Catcsoro,l Youth Fellowahip tor':ll licenSe? Call WY ll.ith · cross, 1 supenor gram dnll, ,·,on . Also 1953 Fordomatl'c _ _ _ .. _ _ _ _ 111 o~a~: on1 ollver . Wap1111 rubber com Url!ll Plant.er; y,ith slla••2 D.G.M.; · Gretta ' HarrlS, 1 2 botto~ .... and Safe~ I FonlFoot Man~>re Spreader; I ou. Rep. ; IIe1en Bartley, ~soc. •Gr. OR DER . c .UTZ's H&"..~ 1-self I lift I rpull ld type, it' ator cultJ transmission and 195~ Ford Loga• F;U" ~~ Equtp- bed•; ver seven Mowera l Far (mOll J.6 A\1 s1 h • h. k Jl ow. !e cu IV • 6 cyl. radiator. 4 miles out ment, Sales and Service, Porn- Rake; 1 Roanoke Baler; t Ne w Hul· Conductress · Tom Bartley ur. PliMII, PU!nicJA "''anted ·' ;-.lic k CILdick" leg orn IC s, vator and 1 bottom plow for Leading Creek road, from eroy. All types and s Izes 0f land • '" ..J n d c Mod ta~h neld rChopper; ch l Corn l NHeac! HAt-1 d Mrs Clifford Morris ' Mr Help ----'-- - - ' ur star te pu 11cis 1o ny. . - All is Chalmers "B'' tractor. Route 7. Robert Vance, Route fire extinallishers, 2o/• lb. ex· ri:ere 40 an M . II edT M' . The Youth Fellowship of the 4-3D-12tp d ern P01111ry , 8ox lR8. At hens. Phone SH -4 . , S ·a) toot &lentor; 1 John Deeu and rs. A r oney, r. La,urel Cliff Free Methodist 656 2 WANTED - Middle • age wn. . Phone LY _ 1. 1, Mddleport. Ohio. 43012tp tinguishers, Boaters pect · Spreader; t Crain orm. r•rlt~~on. Mrs John Ihle Mr. and b d end l-'·'ed 2 903 ~-8-tfc ; man to make home with one [ 0 111 0 Dw1g . ht Lo gan, Distributor · $wooden Ho11 Feeden: 2 Hoe wat.ereno ' and Mrs. 1Cr·1TI!O~Iay churc playe F SI fbe Ramoler Hoi reeder; 2 water Tannot Ben· Philson, Mr. evening on thep ..:ua;A Nto'PIIM· lady, 6 days a week. Call - - - - -· i Real Estate or a e Phone WY 2--3821. II HO I Houses: MlllcelllnMUI HOI st . tt M Opal o·ddJ WY _ . Will considf'r mid· HONDA for sale. r :1ke - --_ World Standard ol Compact Pipe; - 400 11111- ne rs. e, lawn. were played and 4 14 JOtp ., 2 The Ra\.'mond ..Hood property Excelleoee - - - 'p",•,.u'~,".., ,",,Plastic ',",_T,•~~.' .,1 t ,cw•o,~,. r.,~. Mrs. Wmge Bernice, 'lbeiss, Mrs. IMary 1964 2 3278 . dle . aged couple. _ 5 7 tk over , ·JwIter Cleek, Mrs. Lew group singing enjoyed after ymentsp.m('a ll \YY_ _ r.- at 234 Lincoln Road. 6 room Big car room, rid• ud per- WILSON 'S car wash, 550 Page Hot..water ,,. Heater... t.50 , au li\'e in. Housework ______ FUel ou Hea.tlni and son, Mrs. RUth Mr s. which a ' held . 2, 63 a _3 . . - - - 5 8-31 . house and Iarge lot aIso ' Sma ll ear economy St., Middleport, Ohio. Cars sw•,nott:wr: wau Stove: cabinet;I1Hou 1 wiM•• roast was 3 To fo r 5 boys. Call NEW z1g zag sew mg machme, LADY cu med WY 2-3715 Hitch UUII a w'era Rev • end Mrs . . and care beds. 1 dinette set, kitchen . BDd maoagerabl11ty llht.ll. earrln for Fordbo~~:; ) Tractor- Jlck; pt. Chlorus Grimm ' Mrs. A....__din• SH 2-5tH, oc wnte Vester automatiC woth fashoun dISC'· cabinet. 2 wool rugs and ta· See va u · · 2 '""" 22 "'""hi"" "'" Simpson, Mrs. Velma Gill' and Nancy, Darla. ,alker, Langsv·rre, oh · · I Does everyth.on g wo'lhout a!· ble. s.. Millon Hnod st 4--22--30tc stall pHt!tlon t :\!arklnl oUt plow; Mrs. Doro••Y " Spencer, a nd 1 <=>I•• 1 Metropotttaa Moton Pumo; .. ,,.,.. "11. and Delores, Mrs. Jam" 10 1 II 4 21 tfc tachments. Bala nce due 9 Mill Street, Middleport after E. Mela Street. romecuel: I Wide Fnmt ror ouvu host and hostess Mr and Mrs and Sandra, u.a Ger- u s -c,; ,..,;; '""' ' payments $6.00 monthly. wv 6 p. m Phone WY 2-3820. Pbone ••, Musical lnstrumenh ![;::"; Ralph Webb. ' . • Pullins end 'Dean. ' 11 5... 2·2515 5 1 5tc 5 7 3tc 4 22 tic The group dined in the and Gary, Mnt. Ernest ...: : 1959 Model 8 x HOUSE FOR SALE on Laurel [ t951 HILLMAN, 4 door, forhome of Mr. and Mrs. and Ivan, Ha.rry Edwards, Langsville, Cliff Road Mrs. Norman E. , eign compact car. good condi· l,·n . smayll monthly payments. i. at two long tables cenered with and ndBruce, !lowLy' .. ,. . .,, ' ' '"' ,.., '"'"" .,, h 5 1 6tc g c';'....,:." ,.;,,.., arragnements of spring flowKay a Mickey ell. · P" "" P 0 10 · ___ Hyse ll. WV. 2-6322. Hon. $250.00. Phone WY 2 See it locally. Write credit ~o•t Hole Dluera; 1 saw; 1 Umbreland Betty Baggy, Karen ., . ..... sm ln Bn• 11611· p .. n•••"' \b. U.S. No. 1 potatoes. 83c: 5 4 30tp 2418. 4 27 He department Bo• 1991, Park· 1a uraetorJ; 1 HP Mo,toE" (brulh 1o11el M William N _,_,._ 10 '1" ''' , ..... ,., •omoM "'" . k s I • or call 485- s,"',Alom<nom " ' " ' Show'' l "'"'"' rs. Jack Jacobs • ....... g. Tomatoes, basket 59c; Pm a· FOR SALE: Building Jots, 200 Insurance ersburg, w. va., . et nnk Heater; 1 Garden spru· set mother and mother Diehl Sue ' 2 a me Gem Pop R 1 r· . t Healllll Stove; J Draa Convay- th st d ughters present ' • . , arm Machine mon. c ns ,. ' • x 100, L , 1ve mmu es _ 4401. > 1 6tc .,· ,_,., ,...,,..,,, 1 - ., ..... e mo a • Tracy, Karolyn Soulsby, Beckv· 1 AUit. Motor Rotaey •1'1 ~ • _______rv _.__ 16 oz. size, an flavors carton, fr om downtown Pomeroy. $695 AUTOMOBILE Insurance been Harrow; 1 Can tCuel; RICIL; 1J -Ford 3 pt. lift ; be bonqred. Eblin' ""nd Benny end Mlk. ':_ 14 • 39c; Hunt's Cat.up, oz. eac h. Phone WY 2-2413. cancelled? Lost yo"' operaI • Cut~" 1 wuh v"' "'""•'~" Allred Grange WI o~erve Wright. OR SALE: David Bradley 5 size, 5 for Mackeral. 4 5 7 6tc tor's license: CaH WY 2-2!166 Lega Notice 3Forkl. Rural Life SUnday at the H. P. garden Lractor, cleat cans 87c : Gal. Jug milk, 69c : 615tfc LI!OAL NOTic:l Terms: cath on daY of All fred Methodist Church on May tires, wheel weights, re· gal. jug, 39c : lb. ; HOUS,E FOH SALE, 2 years rr Co Se Co :he to cnnnrmatton by the 9 at 7:45 p. m. witb Earl Star· - - - - - - - - - verse cultivators, toolh har- JJ('. old, 3 bedrooms, bath and 1-'Ht 0 pymg rvtce P" court. soutbem Dl•trid of Oblo.,,E••t· LAUREN E. HOFFMAN key a state officer, u speaker. p., · · ... row. All for 200.00. Contocl SHULER'S GROCERY carport. No down payment re- tes made of tegal papero. ;:: :!;· !i':!: Loymon """ ' 1 Lynn Hart, Ra<ine Food MarAntiquity, Ohio quired. Tel. SH 2-5468. birtll recor<!s aild almost any ""' ' ""'' , .. '"' "" " ' a. '" "· ' " MAY II keL Wl 9-3342. 5 5 4lc 5 6 2tc 5 1 !2tc other documenu. :!" The Stall and Oflicers of the Reuter lnsuraoce, Pomeroy •t th e farm or Hutrb LMYmond ttupe LIOAL NOTtc:E ·Meigs Temple will bold EDtered Newt Ida Mae Bupe. Colu m Nutlet ta May tteretl~l~lh.Jlven · ~_.. t I t ted NICE FA MILV. grocery store Ll n~ i 4 uc: 11nd bi~ TownAIIlp, Mellilocated County.ln.Oh!o. at· Wt!lnesday 196~.thatIt on tice session Monday evenmg, Among those who t:lllQICI.I mp oymen an in Tuppers Plains on Rt. . 7' Crtlll' K e~~~· :II Point Rudr.. addrell. C•rp..nter. Ohio A. M. l!le will oU~r fo r oal~ l t 10 at the hall in Middle- Holzer hospital in the ........ 2~ .on Meogs . co. Bu1'ld'ong and m- I .,. GUARANTEED for R. D. I. on Saturday. May 22. to UW! hllhe•t I .-. . . . ' renewable . •••"''" " '"' o'oiock P. M .. ••• auctJOil oub ,. ,.., " • • '" AllI oflicers are askad hours were: Mro. Robert Fo~ WIDOW WOULD hkP. e 3l.nena r:r 4l voice Stock doing a nice bus· hfeall hu!!pltahzauon. estat-1 owned. .. t61the s .followlnl Third '"' d k L- POMEROY _ 5 • room frame at a"es Phone WY Issued f ar m n:alRupe and. ld• MaebyHupe.Hu1b ton- Jilt Ohio, accord'mg to Mrs. ter Champer, 265 .,.,esays w we ·"· iness. D.h H. WOOD. a · hilinij: or 21111 staff eaptain · ter L· Cremeens, GaIll"""" Snyder , orIVY a2-6961 %- 1066 REA G 11 . house lone floor ) with bath, 2 18 tfc B,., , .,.,;••• .. ,,,,•m .,ore or lfu. to , wit; - ,,., ""' ""·, " " " "''" ...,...., Be V· p . one 4 The foUowlnl dncMbec! r.al eltate. Waron Sertal Numbtlr c 212\1.52. .The G*t'den erly s. Janes, Eureka ..Rt., 5 6tc . la2tcl· gas fired hot air heating. 1 1;, - - - -- - - 5 -. . _- - · 5 6 li.J icel y located ·on large lol Marine Supplies_ to re!ll!rve• •h• Wlll meet Monday at 2 Patrick H. Jtt ..,.:Bid· livestodc STARTIN G May 6, Mis- out of high water. $10,500.00. ,,.u, o.. .,.., "'" •• """ G••• '"'' '"" at the home of Mrs. weU, Mrs. Lula St8ruey, ---~cellaneous items of house- POMEROY - 5 . room frame 14ft. BOAT, motor trailer, $550. ~!e:~~~.,.~~~pa: ;!,:C~~n.No.Ni: Middleport, Ohlo w t. ao Baer, Mulberry Ave., with Mrs. on, W.Va., Connie Jo c......, FOR SALE : Fine pony. Come hold effects and furniture of h .th b th g beating Blonde dinette set, $40. WI 9- Ren1e No. u . of Townaohh» ot Ohio Betzing as co-hostess. ter, New u.ven, W. VL, u-. d .. Mas 773 5923 ouse Wl a • as . 'l'l'l'l 5 1 3t Company'l PurehaHI allo. the fol· p = an s · on · 7·5-30tc · the late Hazel Cleland at the · Located on East Main Street. ;u.u.. c Jowlnr uw!kl~>thZut Pomeroy u ....... A. Wippel, 201 . """'-"" . , . end of ducrlbed the North prtomiML half of tJw will meet ,,__,.~ at · I.'IJAI1 -•1 1 ---· home to settle esatte. $3500.00. Owner w1ll aSSISt m OUTBOARD, 5 horsepower Evo ea8t quart.er or Seetion No. ThirtY· \'fliHam Dr. Me;vin E Doerr, Veterln· 56 3tp financing. inrude, cheap, Call Coolv!Ue m. There will be:; Union P9_.,y, arian, large and small animals FOR SALE : Asparagas. Nor- HIGHWAY PROPERTY - 3 983-23'25 or see Ever Gillilan. officers. Mothers of the M1sa Emily E. 6 Oak 128 Washington St. , Haven> man Grueser Phone WY 2- room block bouse. Located on Chester. $ ilp "' lh• "''""" •••"'' o< end first are IIIII, Mrs. Olear wtllioo wood, W. Va. Phone 2'13-4271. ' 56 ate Route 33 with 150ft. lot. Rt. 1 Oat David An· ' O!Uce bours, Daily 4 to 6 p. ONE New rear bumper for Complete with furniture. $18110 Business Services •premiae•, .,,., ""·bel•l .., • pan of _,.uon No. Group I of MAY Bethel No. 62, ol the Howell, Rt. 'W'""'•. Q:ll . theI tlonal Order of Jobs m. 1 mi1e outside corpor· FOR Bulldozer. (as> Dl. n14 ToWDibiP No. F 1r 8 t Mrs. Ray J . . · I l6 tfc Ford ' .., wheeIs 15 .. for Ford ' About t' t . HIRE: . d I Tree end he.ntJ•Is 9. Rani' ;~o. 11 ol TOWPllbipllo Ud United pomeroy and Bethel . '"' hi . 5 wheels 16" for Ford 1 a oon. nmmmg an remova .......,,. u "'"'"'' a._,., ",., Cburcb wlll hold a wlll bate .a joint ll!arles M. Deany, ColitDD. IR\1, wheels ., l<ir Plymouth, I OHIO RIVER CO'I'l'AGE - 4- hauling . . Free etimate. L & ::: !:"'..:":"..::.:!\":.::::. Saturday, May I, at the Monday ?:3tl Mnt. Earl E. Cook, Nlllo, W, 14 Sale or Trade wi.nler tread, 1 regular tire roomsl , dnlled wStaeltl, endR 2te00 GPh. ::e:.d If:;_ Lustre Cleanera in m. at the Pomel'OY Va. 00 on wheels 2 wheels 15" for ft. rontage on e · or u• •1 • " ' """""" ..,.. """ "" !rom 1 to 12 noon. Temple. All Masons, Blrtbo CIDER PRESS in working con- lord pickup, 2 wh"ls 16.'' for 338 · Near the 5 4 61_:. ::"'.:! Dam. The Chesler PTA It and of members Mrs. Galrey I.ee 'IJD1_ll!tm, dition. SH 2-4116. 5 5 4tc Ford pickup two good tires lmmedtate posse!SlOD. SEWING MACIIINE - repair ttwnoe Nort.hNK to the cor- '"'g a dance May 8 '" 33 FiBber Dr., Jacbon, ... D, ' C C CUCKLDR, nD •LTOR Dtr of laftd formarly uwned bJI K1l- w '"'I •• • 600 - 6.10xl6. M. C. Carr, · · services all makes, WY2-22114 toa '"''""'"' ....,. ..,. " .... 8 p. m. at the Cbester Grade MAY U 4:22p.m. Friday. (;ampin~Equ_ip_:_ Long Bottom, Ohio. Ph o n e BOX m WY Z.l83tl The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. :'i School Gym. American Legion Dlleborl.. 1 JUST ARR IVED- Another load 667-6215 5 3 stp POMEROY, omo Authorized Singer Sales and North •• '"4 ""' '" .,. ...,..ut The R ed vill WS C S lary of Lewll Manley Patlenll recently · 6 T !tc 4 30tc lliDDlnl: a~~o. tb• toUoWlnl ~nbed planning ea included Mn. Sam TreeBe;. Walof hotse much wanted Apache 'th Service. 7Leglon will I ... Mt lace E"'A.... ,._111 Jobn u..ninCampers. We have al l mod· FOR SALE : 7 room house w1 ftlleigler Balldlll" .J....-a.. for PNmlle•, "*inc a put of seetton old andnew articles will at p.m., a wu:; • t.t.:n•, ""... • .,....-uth 't ted 3 lots Ph • ...., """'".. "" "' ,_.,. "'· •· ld -•-· bak aa1e -Baptist cliurch Ill nls, Mro. Robert Ellcls including onPs with builton · · new homes. Built iD ld.tcb- Rani• No. 11 of T01JJ11bi.Jlll. of Ohio SO ; l:lUIU I · e • up;: "-L... m. ba , Sl ua in conveniences. National wY Z.356L J. H. Allen, 786 ens, DW at"com•..,·• .....,.-. "" .......,.. u wlll be Saturday, May 8, &""' Perklnll, Mnt. oi<OW .., l'I'IINY'" , .,...... follow•: ComaMDCJQ .U. cllalnl an4 the Mrs Charles ••-" Camping Week is tent trade 3 HP B•lggo & Hysell Street, Middleport, 0 • Ilium Biding CaU Guy Nell- '"""""" n1ng at t a. m. at Mrs. Be!8 WSWS ol · ,....,.-. 5 6 tfc . .aat conan ot .utd s.cuon; trutne• Larkin's otore buildln•. EUB cbur. ch ·will bave a :Aia in time. Come in and try for Stratton Engine ~~=-=-""""---..,-ler, Racine. Ohio. Bo\l.tlr. thlrl¥ • ~ (33) t:balM an4 D H liNIM . Mn a good trade. Amsbary's Apa- ~ARDEN PRIDE FOR SALE: $ room house, 12 29 1ft! The Tuppers Plains • daughter potluck dinner omer • ...,., ' ·. ROTARY MOWERS che Trailer Salrs, 631 Fourth, bath. basement. Gas furnace, -"TING b'(20) chl.lllll t.hen• Norib tourl*tn n4> Boosters are having a at 6 llf, iD the Mn. . . . . f .. ..t. pgl1l ' Pl.m .... , ' Mue11er chelna Ind. dxty (10) UDb or to at Tu .......,.. Mn Se)bn Meltoll 1lJt. ' . ' 46 .97 Gallipolis. Also at Quality Open Mon.·Sot. Tll9 PM foreplace . Proc:ed or q..., Furoaces Arnold Broth•ro"' Soulb ,. •••· Rut oM 911ppel' ppel'!l ,_... ' I •--· 77' Mason . m ,.... ""' """'"'' "" ,..., Elemen'•"' School will be program Uejohn, Mfl, Wllllam, Thl>illal· •. Print Shop in Middleport . sa . UUlJIIIll .,..,., • ' 118 East. Main Street, Pomthen~:t~ NOJ1h .ae Ul. Em t - w -~ Mn. ~ a..\.u\o Mist Jleln le P I 5 7 3tc bpoMEROY Jo<k W. Cmey, W· Va · 4 18 tiC - erey. Pboe WY %-2«8. - · .... ,, evening, May 8,ol from dinner. . .. '"'"' Nortb ood tt'4.,.,.,.,. ca•r· lut<Hltweob' . tour 'clock Plent ood i to lolloWlDf theulZ ·•, \ l"o•lmer Mrs""""" v..:~ ...... .,pa•ne"" 0 M'"''" · Y g ROOM brick borne 2 bath7 20 tfo ""''"' ,., · "" "" """' •• ,_, "" ' . ......,... .. ' ' 1' For Rent FURNISHED ROOM lor rent , PHONE ' oooked yur, , PuftWllY NU111101' j, •••....,., Mrs, llalpb WY 2-2111 rooms, fml!ihed attic and AUcilONEER •• •U two ho""'"" .,.,,,.., ....,, end tell food. your Bring __ ,....... will mae! otShak-"'" ·tbe ol Mnl. Curtlland Infant . Mrs .. Main St.,ll Pomeroy. a,..,, basemen t. Out o.I high water . mono orthlny-two 1-. DeQt c.meteey In -.....- . on4 , ' k C WY 2-5 3 ,. ...,"""..,........................ Complete Service "" ... • """ ., Rock Springs Cub Scouts F. Tompklnl ..,,.,..._y. at Wllllam F. J.lolrt8omer1 1 wee · a · DON'T PUMP you sluggish sep. Central heaUng, priced for Crttt Bradlord u:' ,.::, .:::':.t :::;':,:, >;:!:; m will meet Saturday at ? lot I pdtluck lnlanl. daqbter, Mrl. :. 29 ___ tic tank. Get Klean-Em-f\11 quick sale. Phone WY 2-6116 WrtU! Prone 01 Contact vate'• store, and ronowtnl &h-. m. at Ute Salisbury school. lJy the W. Bower, Jr., and Mn. 'CIIflo ' 7 BRICK House, redec- aeptic tank cleaner. Land- Ol' WY 2.-2205. cblrles F. A.'c. BRADFORD E Fault. BureaiL Wo' ldermuth. I' tic Ra ·-· Obi bJ I 1\lbll.antlal wh11 l4netl . AUo. family is aaked to bring . or~ ted, Iarge corner Iot, near mar•• Fa. ..... ~ _ Cun;, o eau11 un 1 lot owned tt1 N. T. vale for refreshments. MW!Ydd!eport fstc""':ls. Contactk 2 18 de FOR SALE: All modern brick· i I tie ··~~~-AND .....VINO A jilney oupper wiU be .:.·5156 a er "' p. m. w~ GOLF clu~ for sale 6 irons frame 3 bedroom rancb style Karl Graeser, Pt.mbln& ....- tram tlJio ·abcml · dlllftlbH pr-MJaH &i,ttn'day, May 8, beilinnlng days or weekends. wnte and 2 woods and ail leather home on Cheater RoaG, near Heatlng 5 p. m. at Racine P. 0. Box 246, Mlddle?'tst bag, male, right handed, State Highway Garage. 1110 • Mloeravtue, Oble '::.'l,",:&:,~"' ~~.':..,~:lr""t~tl:' !!ponsored by the Racine ·· ~ c $45. Call WY 2-2836. 4-26tfc 400 lot. Severa1 fln&Dclng plans End :1uour sewer troubles rigb~ tirandenter onto •olcl pnomi•• ~-ery-• Is mine remov• the nld oo._l b dis\ Church. P~ FUNISHED 3 rooms , on ground Fr TYLER double . duty avai\Qble to qualified person. We ban aU atzn u~errround prooill t.trll come: 1 1 miNDJ 1 1 8 floor. S. Front St., Middli. meat case complete Phone WY 2-5337. r• 13 tfc Sewer Machine& MAY t 1 11 port. Call WY Z..S141. with mezzanine and set FOR SALE: 8 duplex Wn.Y A mother • daughter covered 4 rr t1c f d' l tr A I dit' h . Middleport On cor v~··· y 1"'1 &"• premiiM coal trom OtiM!r Iandi. No dish dinner ~ponsored by t h • - ~----- _ o lfiP ay ays. · con 1on. ouse m • • 7 26 Ue lnt unol, ntoocl that the •raa~e~ fURNISHED S room apart- Looks like new. Firt 3110 ner tnt. Double garage. Cln••""· th•..,..•- ••• oh•" Women's Guild wtll be hal4, men!, 212 S. 5th Aven., Mid- takes it. Contact Lynn Hart, ' der blnck oulbo•ildlni, two PAINTING, \llterior and exter !i(:!'::.;..•i::" Fedarated church leport , four couple . Phone Racine Food Market . WI g. baths . SH 14175. lor. Roof work of all kinds. J!ol' trom the atoruald rlrjllts. Provided, st G p:end m. ThereIdewili'end be t·ever. that aald mlnlnf openltlon d WY 2->435. 6 U tfc 3342. i o ltc i $ 3tc Pbono VI 3-27110. 4-:to.-12tp I·'"'" ,. '"'" • ....,. -· recon~Jtloned ~p- Da.~ ll~fo!'e ~ n~' QUALITY ~ ~nd ! _ _ _ _ _ _ : : . : _ . : _ : . : __ l~ __ Mis~ion 1 ~26tfc WheeI AIiqnment BlaetfnCfS Fer~on "~ Brake Serv"ttl ~ Sherd Cline returuec1 to ~r: tho I I l i ., DIPYE EiiT A .::roe, 110NeYPOrr Tli'TooRISTE!l, LODGe IS HAVIN'A BODACIOUS ISOLFIN' MA]'CH TOMORROW AN THEY NEED BAli TOTERS '!::ell":"ped· u~ pool;:~. :!a:.~~";' lhow May 18 .. do oun One • th s we ....., rom the works algn o Petition ey aarao to Robert and Elizabeth Browning Free Televtolon :;'%pcrtq the :rs ~~ered on ABC-TV't "Direc. tvtll ltart vement, we ona May 23. a voco1 campat ----agalnalthe'advertt ID lyotem Ill which .' " or perlah' , Mr. and Mnl. Don .Meadll·w•l littroduce co report, must are IRnoiiiiCini the Inuit make It m~erclat We their thW child 1 ~:;/ ohiel objecUono c,:~ that our Tammy Denlae, ~t a lllerctala and to taU heoe com- Va .. hospital, Aprll 30. the worthwhile l1fl Ia that parents are Mra. Lenna olon are 90 . of televl. er, Jim Meadowo and Mn own resear('~nv~;ed with their Carl Shultz it a greut grand~ COillputer' ed d Inhumanly mother. medium ;~, 1 ::Proach to the Waek end guesto of Mr to feel lonely and are beginning Mrs. Alec Wheeler and • lmperoonal unwonted and were Mr. end Mro. Larry er of CoiUDibu•. basf~ets o~: d M R I h w bb H r. on rs. a p e are s ~oc Town.~hl p , ~::;;,':,;.~.'~;,:~ :.o·~~ .~~'.:'·s:~;;:;: Wit.h 6 O'Clock Dinner on Monday ~~~n~. hOr home at New Brighton, PL alter apendlna • week with her 1 ~~ rt undenl~ned M u~t. --~ H~ven, ------=----_ ' ~0: :'\o~ ':,',."~':,.:'1:::;::;,~~ cl~ ~:srt PC:~ ~e~nolds. Involve '\ble. ~ ~th ~~::ly~Mrtl~, Ulrk "Now we ...,· ....... lor ,.0 llel1lert Rout• Mr. and Mnl. · Junior "' "' J11iht wao held It thl . Mrs. Wlneo II ~por-I are already In pow:":"tero bta move: A Detworlt lit In If Church Tuellday v- auna from ...,.,, •uraery tl telovuton J»''CC'amm•·!erme II .1111thlna a network·.. with 1 potluck suppor The : / " General llcllpltal. lh entire .,., end ~••vt can\ llond, tt ll - . . wns IPOIIIIbowtni film fllelll of the Wines were wl~ !laue revolveo around body who lin\ lhllhsd- thereend.oduho Pl'l!lelll ~ Grimm, Mr. end and ~k•y:patlly lor adullt lore we will nsNmble 1111Included MrL 8hkley AbWlllft of Columbus, lklt thl ck of ohowe. The wnshed, end Wilham H II<>Mle, Vlcl, Laronce and Mro. Vtl'IIOII Rpoe and na we wJII do It a!lopt Wo wiD olt down Mr. and Mnl. Alec Wheel- vld of Neyr Br!Jhton. ~!':-;tho 'Free Televlllon bock . lky~ereper elevator~ oeua;:'! B:I,II<>Mr. and Mrs. Rus- Sunday ilu..ll of Mr. end •ate lla~ ;,.and then h will cbthe network buildings us • borta, Nancy, Sha- Mra. Ray Heiney were Mr lonpr ev t we will un time, which mean~ ron end Cindy, David and Ed· Mro. BID Heley Mr ·Mr 00 110 tl .., ..~~ <oaJldsr promtae1 martlnlo. 'l'hll wlll ohow Mr. and Mrt. Pell Nell Beaver and tw~ s. 1 er cornmerct ~ .., ntm,, oofl. meon bualnota. No Mr. ond Mro. Olden New Mallmoru Mr end frovemant In o and vast Jm. ollero wiD be aeeapted; we wlll Mr "'"· Earl ll<>blnoon, Ike Baker, Mro. 'Berth. ~~Itt want nothln JII'OI!'srnmlng. We not have our dem<mstrattons Jn. '· IIIII, Debbie, Jo ol Columbus, Mro. J.,m; . lp the I leo• than to ohake terlered with. In IIIIo way Dean, Mr. and Mrtl. Ell'ly mao of Portland. death •Ystem, ICII'O ft to eventually will win _ but Mro. Etll llhlllda, Mrt. . , Thlo Will Immediately II adultt oao the I'""'· Thlt . l'flpect ol time boo ..... " a "'m uowhothewiU iran ,.. 111 t our chJJ. m, ,. " everybody 1o rsvolt· IJ havo couaht on to".~.tlmllnaJ. · "Out n u• "· win the ,ext move will be to Tho Cbllllbel lwtm· who 11'1 ~~::!!";tte~• people FNareyev and Dome' Margot the ne evloton- ontayn per1onn ~~~;·~~ pia w-: lnd public alfalro peo. from "Swan Lake" on C Plllruull'ltL~:"t~e N:~~~l. m~!~ng: ~y ~ ~tc ~·, ,,,..,~~~i:"~•::o~AN Jac~'s 11111 . 1\laqlo Dills, lie•. and Mn1 Early, and Mrs.JuUa Doll)'Deb!J1 Wolle.and ..Jbf @) Pomerov Motor Co. .:.·Y~~~ lin will •• - · •P11nee the Mlddl~rt ~ I ys- .......... .. . lt-··4 ..... •'I Bulletin 1Joard Ads Your Modern Community *·Classified 8, IN~ORMA TION - -~ '7"ple ~~';!'.:; ,: ·1.~;,:..,"~"~::",::~;:~~ F~td I' l~dm:S!eeofuow:~pjr~ohn L i m~ ~- EQulpm~nt; ---~- I'~ ~.- 1 1ormaDl'e. II . .!, p;::=~~;:;!, u,,•,.';•~~~~"'l.~" 0 ~n~:,::-.~•; :~·,:~~. "~~E"'~:~~~: l~ en~rr:~~:: 't"r.~::~~:::•rn.t~c~ ~~:~•uuJect ~'.;~i~';,,~;·~ J*. Mr~an ~ ~ale. 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"'""""'·~".,. ·~ ,~, WllJJ.ams~ SOCIAL :::.,.~ HWalul~n~~vJcewy S:::'~ ~:a~...: :; ~ ' ~~e. ~· ;:,.!"'.':'":..~!:"/!'" ,'!:,--::-;~ Clllltor~ Ra~ine ROO~ sow~ i~b'::e~· :.:t~r~~~ scale~; ~166. L~ymon ~.QO 5 _4~tl_c wit~ner A~~: ~ ,,:;~ ~ Cu --~--~-- electM~• ~:·;..."'u:.\~.~~.~r.~::::~ \...~;~•: ,:'!'.'~~,;',;~,.~, ~ ~~~':.'. sr;~E~,rt~Oha~e~~ti~!.~~: ~.;;t ~,::;, ';,"';,. ;:: : ~~ ch:r~• ~~~n~o'~c::~"T;: c::~) ~a:!lt2 Fr~•ers, w ~R. ~hs. _?_hl~ ~n• w~ :.<~Slt 35ft.~eT. 89c~ Tra~toro GnpP~ 6~1 ~.:·; ·~;;··"·:.:~· ~:·· ,~::;:;:.~;::: 1. ..-~· .,-~~---·-· -~--'~.~~~~~~z~~~~t:::;~'t: ~ .. ' '•I ' • ' I I a'"' . . . . . . . . . .1_ ~ j '•• "Hfl'"'; .. . . ..,,,_.,,., IIIW 'fll!e lrNidlot ol WIIIW'I ' 8r HAROLb GRAT a- . . WMPO Rad • M~adf1 !1lra Frida 10 1:00 Sign On LOQ APRIL 1:00.15 Milllcal Clock 1 1:00 Sfp;o,, Newo y $:1111 Jim Mees Show 7:00 Be SUII and Know 1:1111 S~irtd 11eart 1:30 Sundown Serenade 7:02-30 News 1.20 'Metp cr, RFD 7:30 Sip Off 7:45 Echoes of Joy " ' ' 'll ~~~~-yo 1:00 Ohto Valley New1 •'~ ~aur ··owors F - ' II'1:30 Jamboreolr!D 11·00- Sign 0u - News : .rw Mutlcal Clock 1 57 ·•• 8·05 C l:55 Conunualty Nawt ' ...alb .~ : ountry Music Time 9:00 Talt PI the Town 1:00 National Newo 1.25 Country Jamboreo 1:55 Muon Coun N 7:3tr ·SJIQlll . . 7110 Prolestlll'' Hour 10:00 Public Serv~ 1:31 B'm' Mll~ ;Show 7:30 Sporte . DaUy Llgllt ow 7:35 Plci#J flardwii'O Show ~-~ ~~ ander100 Sl!ow Latcbslrq . (Tuesdly·Thtlrldl J : I 1 Mutte - Arll'ly World New• 1:10· fit ..., ' · y ll.OO Dairy Vallay & Dutton'o 12:00 Conununhy N 8:st !l!lliY IJ&ltt . Top Ten Show 12:20 EvBilS ButteU:w:oard 1:45 BM<er ·"FI!rnlture 12.00 Newo Newo-O-Grams (Wed.-Aahlton) Fr'f"'"' l2:15 Musical Interlude Agrleulture p t:lio N*lro ' Show) IUO The Rav. Merlin T 1 · Country Go-11<>'::"' 7:11118111' Mllll!r Srow 1:00 Tho Jim Mees s l:lti News Beat 1:1111 Cotfeo Wllh Janet ::30 Sundown Serenade 1,00 Country Go-Raund lb:OO,lll.'~R Shop S :30 Sip Oil 2:55 Newo Bear 10:15IIIDI'riln& Medltalfono aada)o: 1:00 Mid·Way Matinee 10:30 Piirtratto of 1 Patriot 1.110 Sign On- Army ill>ur 1:55 Nawo Baat 7:05 Newo . 10:311 DIU Miller Show 1:00 Disclng With Do~ lt:45 Mason AIJI'. Pr(lll a,oo Baptist Layman's ill>ur 4:30 1n1ercbtmp 19:4J ·i"hnly \Vorohlp Sunday Show 5:00 Communhy Newo U:U .K.~rf· Pram (Pete ~:10 Tho Bible Speeq To 5:1111 Mason County Newa lll!lelds) !Friday J f.i$ Sunday Show a; to World 6 Nat'! News 11:00 Newt . ' 10:00 Tho Good Lde uo Supset Baulevard II:M Tlnfs Country J I': II Conartasman's Report 7:00 Off The Air U:lii Tiny's Country .,.unction 10:30 Sunday Sliow Time '"m" !1;30 The Quiet Hour 8:00 On !J:fiO Cement Block Newo 12:110 News 6:00.15 Clock Guast Star 12;15 The ct.iolton'o Hour 7:00 Be still Know b :i!f l4rry Anderaon Show 121:0011: Rav. Merlin Teets 7:02-30 Newa 7 311 l :otl Jllil fll.eel Bilow ·. '·• Ret'. li 0, Stewart ' Chat 6 Chow C:JI'IIIfOun. Auto Sbow l .30 The Rev. Silas BUiuJII ?:d Flrsl llapllsl Church ••""'·J 2:00 ' e• 2 " Tbt Rev. Andr " P~~::II:OO , ... uOhio W Valley ld N Newa (Tu_.,..,, Ntwo (Local) The Rev. ll<>tcoo · - or ewo Jim Miea Show I.IO The Showcase ~Hl!.,~_radl Nowa 8:30 Sundown Serenada Tbt ~~.:- Co~· :a"' soo:" !!'• ;w ,_.,.. WJ EH RADIO M"'lcal Interlude iiljj;-;;;--::--;:--- - - ·· -·" ·. ··t 12:3~Goesol'."'• tiL-., = WHISltE! SHE'$ A ·COMIN' UP nr Republican Legislature 12 . Walter Moeller ·110 Local & Ohio News · Evan~ Bulfetio Board Newa.Q.Grame G rd s en Ch!b Saturday MaUneo Alternate Saturdayo 1:55 Newa Beat 2:00 Saturday MaUnee 2:55 Nawa Beat l:OO Saturday Matinee 3,55 Newo Beat 4:00 Di•clllg Willi Doss 5UO Top Ton Revue .00 Saturday News Raport Us Dinner Musicale 6:30 Community Choirs 1:110 Off The Air On N Singing Preach<r · ews Report B:30 Church ol Christ 9:00 Muolcat Interlude First Baptist Cburcb :30 Children's Chapel Sunday Newo 8peeJai 12:00 Newo Report Epllcopal Church 1:00 Church ol God 1:30 Golpel Call 2:00 Old Folks Hour : :: : .. 3:32 flfiO Hit Parad·-. 3:56 Newo 4:00 910 Hit Parade , •• News "·-•ttnes ,,_ 4:32 flfiO 1111 'P'.:do 4:51 Ne111 1:00 C1ty Conuntssloner R 1:!19 ::~ ,HI~~~~ Sunday •;oo ~~;:;~===7:=30=S=Ip=OU=---==--~l~l:~oo~Damaeta;; - ~IIC~;;:!,~.,~.~-.•~~1~:1~5 Hfl Parade ~ --·"' 1:00 ~110 011 The Air ep. GRAOii fiOWf �) I . ,. =:t::' Best Seller., 'Silent Spring' Pome1'07'1 business district at ,U: 30 ·a.m. today was 70 degrt't under cloudy skies. • IS ' r•. Reviewed -. 1 · / u Fair La.d.. " aell Little. The best seller, "S !lent 1y commended by the secretary were arrangements for the Rut- nounced "' My "'' · . Spring," by Rachel caraon, of the Interior and many liter- land Band banquet, the County Mrs. Joe Bolin demonstrale!l Altotldlnl .from the bOll club . . was reviewed by Mra. Vernon ary ·critics. It suggests the for- P.T.A. Council meeting, bacca- line including a w.,.llra, Joe Bolln.-. Bruce Weber when the Rutland Friend- mer bad traded one emeny for laureate, and the alumni ban- Japanese one using flowering- Davll, - . Don llal'rlson, Mra. ·. Complete ~ms ly Gardeners met Wednesday a worse one, be<ause spraying quet. The club voted to send almond; a straight line arrange- Richard Marlill, Mra; Carl Motof at the borne of Mrs. Howard upsets the population dynarn- seeds and bulbs to the Athens rnent using several forms of rls, Mra. Harvey 0 Dell, Mra. " Birchfield The book deals with ics of the insect world. State hospital to help In 1 t s greenery and dafiodlls, a Robert Snowden, Mrs, Harold : the of the insecticides This was the annual guest therapy program. _ mass arrangement In moss d<> Sauer, Mrs. Vernon Mra: i and stioides used by garden- night and members of the Rut- The traveling prize brought sign, and. a symmetrical and Ronald WUilama, Mrs. Char ers. pe land Garden Club were invited. by Mrs. Richard Martin was asyrnrnetnoal arrangements les Carson, Mrs. Fred William. ved that the The new regional director, Mrs. won by Mrs. Paul Winn. 'l1le completed the demonstration. son, Mrs. James 'l'bomlll and -~ Mrs. W,eber obser ived ei ht Jack Robson, was introduced guest club invited the Friendly Members of the guest club Mrs. Bruce May. book, which has rece th gld and gave lnformatton about the Gardeners to attend its open attending were Mrs. Wheeler 'l1le arrangement of the ' awards, has . stunned e w~r state slide contest and urged mef:ting May Sl at the Rutland Drake, Mrs. Carl Dennison, month ·was made by Mrs. Snow- L · ~n the subJect of contam~na- the club to enter. Methodist Church. Mrs. Clarence Murray, Mrs. den and featured red tulips and ' I ton of plants. lt has been highThe verse of the month was Information on the Meigs Carl Bishop, Mrs. Paul Winn, flowering crabapple. Salad, sand Middleport, 0. - -- - -· -·given by Mrs. Ronald Williams County Fair flower show was Mrs. Robert. Canaday, Mrs. wic~hes an~ cof~ee were served ' The club planned to make flo- discussed and the theme an- Oleva Cotterill, and Mrs. Rus· by Mrs. Birchfield. fia..ii~_._._._._._."'il 3 arrangemen~ i dang~rs FURNITURE W~, BAKER FURNITURE "For results like this, every homemaker should have her own '1 checking Ch urch account!:~ r lV! Jt' omen I Elect Officers ;;:--v- or Bettet Health ' Club Members Are Entertained The Laurel Cliff Be II er Health club was enterained Thursday evening at the home . Mrs. Peark Parker with Mrs. Curtis as co-hostess. Each member was given a small black bow by Mrs. Park'i er to wear in memory Clf the I' six deceased members of the 11 ' Checkbook records help you keep spending in line; cancelled checks are sure receipts. ,.. ( ' Why not open your account, soon, with us? 4% Annually YOUR SAVINGS EARN - - - · (COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY) Interest Payment Oates Are: Fob. 15th, May 15th, Aug. 15th, Nov. 15th The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company uwe Have Grown Because We Have Helped Others Grow" Member Federal Reserve System , / I • '' Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation POMEROY, OHIO .. • Mr. Weigand Dies Saturday Most Lovely Latex Wall Decoration tht& latM wall twslt has bttn cntaiM by 114 -r••"hl John l.ucal CNMI CoMpany a~~cl il retognlHd as tht ..., per1Mt kN•ulolkla. It codaiM 1M lnell quality lngNdiel'llll U.W. lo """" . . . . . . . lu<o-lw<U"f P'OVJdoo- ...... btftw a rlcMr depth of IMavtiful colol, SMpiORtoJ'"I'wallwfth a MW fn•d-w,tlriella •I liCit il .......a.h ••• ..d, equlpiMIII rhtiM ct.an ......._ J CCh"•••, •. Wyou lo¥e "*'home you'M walll the p••~ oi..,_L.....W.O"f .•• mab.-..todloo from 420 . . , ._...r colort. AsSG•I "THE QUICK GUN'J tTecbnicolor) "No ph)',L .m, morally, eally IH' profeulonally, c a served !he best Interests of patient under any third PJ'Oil'•m that lnlrudea lnlo phyalclan -patient and lnlerlerea wllh medical ment as 1o diqnools and men!," the reaohillon aafd. alated ltlat no penon would denied medical .. ean " lnab!Htyt o pay. ' ·' - and- In The Olivia DeHavilland "'LADY IN A CAGE" BIG BEND AREA R~ular DELEillATESi ~ to ·ljlji, """"! convention of Obi~~ Ml!lllcal Uon. lVill vqje Tuesday on • ~iulilln Ufllng phyllcians 1o ~ 1o ~lcipate in the """' l!I'OIP'am. TONIGHT Audle Murphy Merry Anden PAINT STOCKS IMr gal. Includes cu1tom color mixing '". -CQLVMBV& - M4SON DRIVE· IN \\ _"!: ~ "'' ', - Most Complete $7.39 lUNDAY and MONDAY MIY 9 and 10 FloOr Coverings - linoleums "'"' Floclr Coverings - Tile Floo.- --THE PINK PANTHER" David Niven Peter Sellen (Technlcolor) -a nd- " JOHNNY COOL" Henry Silva, Elizabeth Special •• CBARTEI BOUSE Lam rlaU Paid " • • 1ft mlftut .. 'i .,.lpallt nn- ..._ Montgomery t'fe<bnlcolor) Boddy Ebaen, Ketr Dullea, Lob NetUeton. "'APACHa RIFLII"' POMEROY CEMENt BlOCK CO. (TecbDlcolorl AudiO!, MurphY, Unda Law- son. lllchael Dante. "THE DEPARTMENT STORE OF BUILDING SINCE 1915" · PHONES WY 2-3193 and WY 2-3679 POMEROY, 0. • ~ . ._ ... • r ... . ' . - "' " . ~ .. ' . .. . •· · I •• • o .. ·I • •· -· . ..... ~ .... ~ -# ·• • " ,.._,_., .... .-l •• • f > · ~ ' Vinyl Runn~tr by the yerd -;Roof"·ei~; . . •-"' /•··1~ ~ugs. - . 1· TONIGHT & SATURDAY "MAIL ORDER BRIDI" Ill-" L. o ' ' - Mastics .,. Carpet Remnant~~ -~~~ , : '· Carpets -- Rug Padding - Rubber~~< • ,, ' ' MEIGS THEATRE 1011-ClOSI MIIICIIIII "•~•• . Floor Mats_;. Pastes- rh,rnnle·E ' 95 -1 •cer.fr••" 1101e-of•1119PUcaHeft .; hlfh-t.HkMI ,okft l '.-... ': ;· ' ~. : ' -,, 'J>, Visit On j ·l ' j'~ ~-·!-<·_:.; • ,!;', ,y·.~ \ ' '~i- i · ·Ohio• None •\ ' wu •· :fll ' • ,j'"f •: .. i.;_..-, THE WEEKEND .ACCD~E tol death toll saared to at 2l ., Ohloano l!>ot to the ~ and stqed • vim view of hlch mlckwniller AI ltut 17'•pert01!1 lncfudJnc l!ttN In fn the O>lutnbul . ,~-111 . "' ' I 1 ~- Promises Sometiring Really Big • ' IS f~r ' I' ,¢ment � 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. 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