https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b35d2d1f6054685217159c335ecf245d.pdf 06bc414c62c7324909b27b54ed053ba3 PDF Text Text .. I • 10, 11181 Rutland nu,·:gh p rom is 'Evening in Paris' j Janet Price and Jim HighdSQc:o:~ ert, Rutland ~~·0 w~~.c~:r,:•al cl~ss ~ Ronnie Taylor, Senior movie at th Meigs Theatre front of the stage and featur- Mrs. 0. 0. Patterson, Mr. and e et !'abies ed a rustic setting of "'hit e Mrs. Duane Stanley, Mr. ~r::~·~t.d:~~;~:;:;~~:;e~;;::.;.o::;.;~a,~q~renchtbeme ··~ought e. Saw Paris," by Alan Black- centered w•th wood and arrang~lments/f ~Ins, :~;t~':~~~:~:\:~·::: iron furniture, rou; ands red geramums Hiram Slawter, Mr. and J~~ot~l~c~~i cl~: ~~~' ao~dm~:i!~urc:'~":,d~=· w:~ a~~cu~~; ·members Hobs~~~:~~ugene MtJPieo'trlplyeAbo,nut Pomeroy . ev:~~~~un':O!nd Mr. and Mrs. Rolllll Travel,rs are Returned from Trip ' fo Fair, Philadelphia, Capital :ts~k=:~ ·=al.l.~beled: "Lady a New York and Washlii&IODI i). Bird Guest Arllst Sergio Franchi Yoq wu entertained tbe lll'OUP Yll I b Don S th and' Tom ':. I :nber "Hm..esslonal Club, bers. Mr Franchi lo now IPyse.' a voc~ V "'b th .,.In Philadelphia they visited pearing lD • Broadway musleal :;,.po:Od Mro Young's sister Lydia L: written by Richard Roger·• enJ ~n_e Lucas, son dra Dean 'MJean · where Mrs. y'oungo • bro- titled ' "Do I Hear A Waltz?" Davis T1l11S Beverly Forbea, ary Dr. Hugh H. Davlo of SyCro~er Lat!schia Gates Mike racuse, N. y' also was a ' •J h ReCoani.... Memberl Nicholson Steve Grimm, o n 11\1881. Their Dell stop was Grate, LittiThe,. Lee Leviliown, N. Y., where the For Study Course Ray Alklrel . bel s w~·'ct."; Youngs visited their daughter Several members of the Mlcl. by voca num r, . and son·ln-law, Mr . and and their Mrs. dlepocl~-••"" First Baptist Churcll tez" b R berta Kraeuter AI last Wedn ' f y ~h·10 U01·verSlty • tmayer were r• ...,..~. esguest rom · II lll'andsons, Stewart and Larry. day evening during the prayer Closing remarks were made Middleport Per8onals whose mother Is 1. While there they enjoyed a day service for a course they had by Mr McKenzie, executiVe Mrs. Julia Davis and the World's Fair. This is completed "Cbristian 'Responhead Miss Sabra Canaday was weekend guests of Mr. Broyleo of Gallipois and tbe second year that tbe Youngs slbllity l~tltute," conducted by accompaniSt for the muSical 0 Mr. Leo Kennedy were Mrs. Lucie B. Hawkins of Mid- have visited the Fair and they the Rev. Donald Boone. numbers. The Chester Garden Club met They come In shades of pmks, and Mrs. Clarence Bailey deport were Sunday dinner wish !bey could go again. Taking the course were Ml'l. Th school gym was the set- Wednesday evemng at the home purple, and while and bloom sons, Richard and Michael, of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Returning to Washington D. Gerald Anthony, Mra. G. W. tin the dance the of Mrs Esther Wnght with about the middle of May, but Springfield, .and Mr. and . . c. on Sunday, May 2, they Hamm, Mr. and Mrs. Frank I g wtlh the "DtmenSlons" Mrs George Frederick, Jr., as they have beautiful fru!ls used Michael Ohlmger and son, Mr. and Mrs. Marvm Krider spent tbe remainder of their Cheesebrew, Mr. and Mrl. Fred lldainnmeins'trumental dance band The meeting open- lor decorallon and some for chael, of Nelsonville .. Mrs VIc Pecora and vacation with their daughter Gibbs Mrs. Beulah White and from Ohio Umversity providmg ed Wlth the Club Collect in uni- jellies in the fail. . . . ey and SODB alsoll;s of Columbus and Mr. and son-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jacob Torner. The c:ourse TONIGHT . music The gym was transform- son, led by the VICe president, Arrangements recelvmg a hiS father, Mr. ~ :~ Russell Krider Pierce Rice. They were enter- of study inclnded instructiOD on "THE PINK PANTHER" wards were made by Mrs H~ Mrs. Elmr De~lrn of s. aro od fr iday evenmg. to talned at dinner one evening how to read, pray, witneso, conOavJd ~ l\'E'/1 Peter SPllers ed int~ a Pans setting fealur· Mrs. Wright Ing an 8-foot Eiffel Tower m the Due to the fire that destroy- mer Holter, Mrs. Earl Dean ani laD Past an~~ y with weekend .w•th their with Miss Florence Smith, fur- duct meeting, survey the Bible, ( lt><.hmco lor) - andcenter entire!) covered With col- ed the home of the April hos· the hostesses. The coJSages a. ton VISJte\ a~d Miss Krider and to merly of Pomeroy. put ideas into action, public Helllv Silva ~Jt 7a lwth ored lights, mobile ballerina tess, Mrs. Purley Karr, the Ap- so were Judged. R.h~afSans ury . mother ·at Veterans On May 4th they were lunch- speaking, and worship. Th I \.1on1 gonH't} and stars suspended from the nl meetrng had been cancelled. Mrs. Paul Baer and Mrs. ScMr and Mrs. C. L. Wood Hospital. eon guests of Congre-.man and group wtll be in charge of tha "JOHNNY COOL" midmght blue paper streamer Twenty . two members ~n- Paul Karr conducted a contest Rav~nswood, W. Va. spent Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Mrs. Moeller at the llouse of morning worship IOfVlCI May sky dotted With Silver stars. s~ered the roll call by nammg won by Mrs. Dean and Mrs. ther's Day with his and Mr. and Mrs. John Repr1!$0111aUvel dining room. 16. In aech of the four corners her favonte Spring flower for Frederick Mrs. Donald Mora Mrs E M Wood. and Joetta and John, Mra. Moeller sent word through IN THE ARMY" were gardens w1th grass, white the Apnl roll call and for won the door pnze. Miss Ma~ianne Woodgerd, em- Road, and Mr. and Mrs. Young that sbe wo~ld be , , , Ja<k l,eHwn H11 kv \ctson trees, rose covered trellises and May each mem'ber wore a cor- After the meeting the club ployed in Columbus, spent the ert Larkina and .Roberta delighted to take. a~y vuntors Recogn.Uron Gwen oCnlm' potted plants A bndge cover- sage she had made. honored Mrs. Karr with a ktlch weekend with her parents, Mr. Long Bottom VISited from the lOth District on a Motherl at Church "SIEGE OF ''+'~e SAXONS" ed ~1th blue and silver stream- The verse of the month was en shower. Mrs Karr expressed and Mrs. Harold evening with Raymond tour of Capitol Hill. Janelle Srntl R•m,,ld LewiS ers was at the entrance w1th read by Mrs Carl Kautz and her thanks for that and for the Eric Chambers, Rio and guests. For Mrs. Young the highlight Mother's Day at the Mlddleilechnirolo• I three sides of the gym decorat- Mrs. Roy Miller. The hostess wonderful thoughtfulness. College student, spent the week- Sunday dinner guests o of tbe trip was the brunch hon- port First Baptist Church was ed with red brick background gave devotiOns, usmg "Peace" During social hour the hos· end w1th his parents, Mr. and mOJ,d Krider were Mr. and 'Irs. orlng the First Lndy in the observed during the On one wall Nas a large mural as her top1c. She read scr~pture tesses assisted by MISses Esth· Mrs. Richard Chambers. Marvin Krider and Mr. and 1\frs. Shoreham Hotel Regency Room. SOOool hour with recognition of the Elffel Tower. from Romans and Isaiah er' and Suzy Frederick, Miss Jeanette <;rook!, Mar- Vic Pecoa and . Peggy and Mrs Young was a gueat of Mrs. being stven to all mothers In Other Parts touches included ' Peace, and she gave a tn?ute served a desert course !etta. spent Mother s Day week- Michael and Augie Fontal18 Moeller. the CODIII'egatlon. th d ater fountam I to all of those who have g1ven The June meeting will be end w1th her [1ll'ents, Mr. and Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. The First Lady wu escorted Fred Hoffman, Sunday School TONIGHT & TUESDAY a and a the1r hves to protect this held at the home of Mrs. Don- Mrs. Walter Crooks. Russell Krider of Findlay. to the speaker's table by a ouperlntendenl, presented a "FATHER GOOSE" 10 reflector silver ball. country. . . aid and Pearl Mora. Sandra Brewington, Rio Mr. and Mrs Robert V.:llson member of tbe ~· S. M-orine pink carna~ to each motber C :~n Ctan t, Lt>slt t> t ;~ron g ed With red checked Durmg the bus mess sess1on Colle e and her lath- and family of Jackson VISited Band and after bemg Introduced present. Receiving apeclal reo tTr.rhlll('Oiol'J Colorcartoona the dance floor under Roy Holter was thanked Colum- Sunday wrth relabves In the by the president of the club cognition as the oldest mother a h held ped and commented on her recent b ' nt tbe weekend at their area. talk. UShe was present was Mrs. James Mwstrl canopy, e c · WMPO d'o t.at'on us, spe d M Robert Har made a short nding t lher - t candle in a wicker basket. VISit over ra ' s ' . home m Middleport. Mr. an rs. - stven a sta ova on. ray. Younges mo ..-WED. The ro ram during th ll was reported that the club OpiC IS Mr. and Mrs Val Edgar Rey- brecht and family of Worthing- After Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. was Mrs. Roscoe Wise IDd the NOT OPEN J[Olmce P lgd d a solo "I Love has recently furmshed floral ooids and children of Morgan- ton were weekend gueats Hubert Humphrey were escort- mother with the most chlldten - - - - - - - - - Paris by for the County town, w. va. spent the their mothers, Mrs. Raymond ed in, the wives of tbe Cabin- present w11 Mrs. Fred Hoff· FRIDAY & SATURDAY R berta Kraeuter· "The Songs 1eacht'J's meetmg, the Eastern "B. g A Christian" was the end With his parents, Mr. and Harbrecht and Mrs. Norman et members, SUpreme Court man. M•r 14·15 Moulin Rouge." by Alan band and Mr. Charles topi..:f the deovtiOns by MISs Mrs. Edgar Reynolds. McCallum. Judges ¥d Officers of !be Blackwood· "Three Coms m a Blakeslee s anmversary party at Freda Grueser when the Hap- John Zerkle has been Mr. and Mra Robert Reinhart Club, wele ,escorted to the NOT ONLY Fo\IRY TALES F u tam .. · by Jean TJII!s· Pomeroy; and the club will help py Harvesters class of the Fed- ed to hiS home from and family of Jackson speakers table by a Marine, :e· Broth Grimm who rroy .. Stev I Se; Sere" by the with decorations and flower ar- erated church met Friday even- Methodist Hospital In Sunday with Mrs. . splendent his uniform With The "ctOO:lla" "Han· ens, 1'> Hal dm. J my Van C d 'th S b rangemenUI for the all sports . g at the church bus where he was under Reinhart and Mrs. C l y d bright red Jacket, making a wrota " I the Dyke. omra ".WI a ra u banquet. the Band Concert and m Mrs Henr Reibel president, vation and treat.ment. He is Brown. striking appearance with the set and Gretel a so were "LAW OF THE LAWLESS" accompamsl. .lane L cas laureate services at Esst- 0 pened the ~eeting 'with the ported 1mproving. Miss Polly Karr of ladles in their colorful ball and authors of a 111'081 Germatl h: ('l'echmrolorl announc~r. ern and for the Eighth Gradel ra er from the ear book. 'Ml· and Mrs. Ike Wilt SUnday with her parents, dresses. tlonary and many other P ~vonne DeCor to, Dale Rol> Followmg the u.;nce the Commencement and Alumm group sang "J~sus Calls J'llltrlren, Pat and Chris of Mr and Mrs. Charles R. Karr The theme of the gathering logical works, according: : ; dent<t and their guests banquet at Chester, Us," after which Miss Grueser lumbus, and Dennis Saelens, .' was ''The Lady Bird Special." Britannica Junior Encyc pa • r Mrs. Homer Holter Mrs. Wy- read Psalm 96 and m her med1- Grande Colleg~ stud~nt, Mrs. Fred Zimmerman Each table, which held Ia. p ~.I.~ att Chadwell and M~s Buell talOn on the topic brought out the weekend Wl~d~e~ Freddie ad Mrs. Marion Ridenour attended the wild flow.I the importance of attendance Mr and Mrs op of Columbus are the er and wild life Garden Club !at church and of carrying dout Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter tour at the caves m Hockmg l what was learoed in every ay son spen d ht Sandra Mr. and Mrs. James WIU nt on Sunda, lvmg. A poem, "Fo. Those Who w1lh their aug er, •. family cou Y )II t d t bu Follow " aod prayer by Miss student at Kent State Mr and Mrs Gene Money was co ec e o Y ' sed h d r t d other relatives · · Alkire II seeds for the 4-H clubs m the Grueaer c10 t e evo IOns. yM , an R th and Joy and Kimberly and Kevm of Ourmg busmess ary ol u Mr. and Mn. lumbus were weekend guests Chester commumty. ~ans werethemade for 8sesSJon, rum- daughters 'The 1965-66 officers were ~age sale m the Swisher bmld- old Sauer, spent Saturday Mr. and Mrs. ~arl Pa:ker. • ::::::=::::;::~~ elected. Mrs. Esther .g Second St Friday and Sunday in Reedsville with Mrs. Susie Wmdon o H01n-11 w1ll be the new president, ~"atu~~ay Mrs. R~Jbel, Mrs. i cot~lns, Jean, Jane and W. Va. and Mr. P ._ Purley Karr, v1ce Phil Memhart and Mrs. Bentz I Whitehead. Koenig of C~ton we1rell Mrs Robert Wood, secretary; Wolfe Will be 10 charge on Ffl· Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S~day guests of their Sllller,ll 24 X 40"- 27 X 54"- 3ft. X 5 ft, OF ALL YOUR ' '<Irs. Carl Mora, day and Mrs. Adam Ebersuach spent the weekend in Canton MISs .Ethel at the retary and Mrs. Claence Clara Karr and Mrs. Max guests of their daughter and of Mtss Elsie Hart and attendlmg was . re-elected treasurer Meitrart 00 Saturday. family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Me- ed the .funeral of their uncle, 4ft. x6ft. -5 ft. x 8ft. Mrs. Re1d You~g and Mrs Committese lor serving din- Kay and family. They went to Dana F1ck. Leonard, Billy and l Fredenck read Now Is ner to the Lions club were nam· observe the birthday Paul Pickens of Pt. Pleasant, Time" tips for gardeners and included May u, Miss sary of- their daughter, Mrs. W. Va. were alao guests of Mi.. 6ft. x9 ft. -6ft. x 12ft. Mrs Young presented an · Lena Grueser, Mrs. McKay. Koenig. terestmg paper about the Cuckler and Mrs Clnra Karr; Mrs. Horace McElhinny sub- ----'' - - - - - - - PAY THE CLEANING On Sale an tht 2nd Flaar In tht Drapery De;!. tiful "Fiowenng Tree . May 19: Mrs. 1. B. Weed, Mrs. stituted In the Middleport E[e. ALLIANCE, Oblo (UP!) ; CHARGES IN THE FALL! wh1ch IS the followermg crab. Karr and Mrs Phil Meinhart; mentary Schoob for Mra. John B. Grosa, currently Popular crab apple trees are May 26, Mrs. Ben Neutzllng, ert Allensworth. Florida Southern UltiVet'Slt:v. ll the Oriental, Carmen and Dol- Mrs. LoUis Reiel and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Vernon Weber, will become dean of Mount go - the Dolgo IS the best for Karr, and June 2, Ms. Weber and Mrs Jon College on Aug. 1. He thiS part of the country. The Dessauer, Mrs Lawrence renee Mllho~n vlslted thlo succeed M. Francia Clurtstlle,ll nowermg crabs get to be about ning and Mrs. Henry Reibel. at Holzer I osp1tal with resigned. 1 mches in d1amter. A vote ol thanks was given renee Milhoan, a patient at lhe ~ ~~~~;;;,;ii;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiilii LAUNDERERS- DRY CLEANERS can be planted m late fall Miss Thelma Grueser lor mak- hospital. early spnng in average, well ing out the sales tax report. Suzanne Bradbury was unlnConvenient Pickup Stations in MlddltpC~rt-Pomeroy 1 dramed soli and should not be Cards of thanks were aent tentionally o~ltted from tbe Phono Pomeroy WY 2-5428·Middleport WY 2-5130 ferlllized. It is not necessary Mrs Wilham Kenedy and of the .Middleport senior I to prune Olm Boothe for donations lleld Friday evenutg. to the class. The group BBng the part of Mar~a, ""'~'II "Happy Birthday'• to Mrs. deceased w1fe. .,cm• Wolfe and M1so Maud Darryl Stumbo, and his r001n·11 11 Grueser. mate, Sam Yocuzzo, of lA!lroy, 11 The meeting closed with the New York, both students MIZpah benedicihon, and games Kent State UmverSity, an were played with pnzes award- friends, Sue Lynn Mac\, IIU(~· I I to Mrs. Phil Meinhart, Mrs. rus, and Darlene Peters, ~~~{~ Jl Adam Ebersbach, Miss Lena ford, N. Y., students at t Grueser and Miss Maud Wesleyan Unlver$tty, wer11 ll How you cera 6crl't beautiful droperits weekend guests of Darryl's e';.. salad course was served Mr. and Mra.. ClllliOI'(t[l cusfG~a-made fo 10"' exact window mecrsuremtn4 Mrs Fred Dessauer and and family· Max .MeiiYart from a table . Sunday .vtsltoro with Mrs. Mailltt!ltl r ...._ • ..,. wNt-, •r ._. 0 rylng the pink and white color ne 113wkmo were her sisters, Lltlttl MUM theme with white cover and 'If· Mrs. Helen Davis of • - ....., ... • 1111ttt t1 r and Mr. and Mro Leslie Beck ltltkr• litllll. . 1 t• ..... M!lltl and children, Unda Lou, ""1''11 llllollttl IMt o Tr}ftt·look.. ,11111 els, Tony and Tommy Of polls. S.. our ••te seloclioo of looiU!iful A Whlto Luther Mrs. Donald Crum ofr ~~~~~~ - ftllrla. &ptct ta bo dolightH with ton, W. Va. spent the _w our line teilorint ond careful workMid HMI with her father, Mr. 0. Hlndy Nuhip. How yo• con huo dra· an4 family. porlll reilly cu•t--mode for your rangemen1 of pink uaieal wi!HIGwt w111t thtt tailorid to •p_er. pink napkins. llosteases for fectioB JMI'" elwayt doslro~. ; June meeting will be '"'···" Thelma Grueser lind Mn. ry Reibel, wltb Mn. MIDDLEPORT, 0. Cuckler In charge of lor gp:om and banquet Friday evening at the high school Dona' McKenZie, e<ecUtlve head, made the presentatiOns. James Vennaedri. ;•gh c•ownand Will ue Dillon as prmce cess · durmg the festiVIilehs b l The theme of t e anque and dance . . An Evenmg m Paris." was camed out m the decorations and favors. The turkey . dmner was serv ed '" the grade school cafetena wtth Ohhnger givmg the table ' Miss Sallv Schaaf was mistress ior the program fol· 1 . th dmner. was given by th J lor class president Cheryle and the by tro~esy, tf ~~as, A~:~~~np~~c~::: ~~!:~~y~~a':fes ~ R~sty. and their given each person with nutcups guests attending were Mr. and decorated With the Elffel Tow- Mrs. Donald McKenzie, Mr and <r accent Mrs. Carl Demson, ;t.~r. & Mra. Freshm.en . boys serving has Mr. 0 0 ""P PariSian w81ters were J arv ' · w· Jl Fink Billy Tucker olra Wolfe, Mr and Mrs. Harold ISO, m · . ' V · M tha Allan Blackwood. Robert Sm•th, Sa~er, James ~~""''K· art D 'd Rice Roger Black Ohlinger Leda ,..ae raeu er, avi ' Dennis Sch!llmg Mary E.' Chapman, Sally Schaaf, They wore Linda Haley, James Adams, French bereb a~d red and Doo Spencer, Everett Holcomb, white checked cumberbunds. and W'll' I lam Thorp. A large garden was placed in Other guests were Mr. and William !lday, and re Jame• Class ::, and ams n pen for the banquet G were Mrs. eor ge White ' Mrs. Harv01• Erlewme and Mrs. II Lillie Waitresses for the se . d dinner were freshman an omore girls under the of Leda Kraeuter, ed and dpunch were serv the ance. ~ons;rs ~~t~·~ M~ti~ !~ ~;:: Sc~!!fha~rmen W~o~ ~~;'~.n~i~Gorby •I Mr. and. Mrs. V. D. and Cheryl and David Sunday with thir parents, d Mrs Earl Shrleges of Mrs. W. A. Athens . Mr L F Mr. ad B. • • leb Mrs. Walter Miller ' B Mitchell were Mrs. oney Mansfield Saturday, to the funeral of Mrs. L. H. er. J. 'Tracy lutedMrs. at tbeE.Harrisonville last week for Mrs. e Mr. ad Mrs. Tbos. Yo11111 of 10 places, bad an authentic ' : Welt MaJn.St returned Friday del of a train engine in where ~or loll~wing c~>-hostess. at y • enttne ( Mr.: ~:1.m:o: g=c~ ~~ ~po~a'ndbol~::s::: ~~ains ~nd Racine Going For 80 o Aid On Sewerage .,._v Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Frederick, are Hostesses f Ch ester Garden C/ ub ·~~:g we~come L:~g. respo~se ~=::=~~;;~;,i • ~~ Tu.~;·~~·~ACKIES~·;H:~·12 ~:;:;;:::;:;;:::;:;;:::;:;;:::;:;;:::;:;;::;:::::=~~ MEIGS TH EATRE ~bout Sp~ncer ~e~:~~~~gms1arw revolv~ ~~:~r Church ClaSS T • •8 • emg A Christian M:y W~fSDAY :~c~~: Sprmgli~e." ~ecorations ban~uet fr~m "P~~Ks:~b~GS ~day MI~S ;;a~a~s B~e~ington, I D~~·=~~~"~l~~~ "~u~ T~elve ~ and I Cadet, Junior hi '.;er:itsioi'"n.'"W'"m~-·B~e'"n~d~iiix""':::ii~ '.' Wheeler Drake, Veteran PHS Teacher, to Retire £ , J. a~th~r!~e~:;sin Porch Rugs All the Popular Sizes NOW IN STOCK~ ..... ~ssJStant ~oenlg, WINTER GARMENTS THRU THE SUMMER ' ! Elberfelds In Pomeroy ROBINSON'S ' l I ' Elberfelds Invite you to visit our new complete i...-'---===--==-;1 nracl of frost ...and '-NV-'!r!im ~ defrosti 1 DEPARTMEN:I' with our TRADE-IN PLAN 1\r===--====-;\ "CHERn" o or ...... ......or'"'=' .,... ...... you can own PUMP·· s8·99 THE SHOE BOX 12.4 cu. ft. REFRIGERATOR-FREEZEt. ' Baker Furniture MIDDLEPORT, 0. N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST Office 80111'1: 8 10 12. ~ 10 II cCJO.. at NOOD 011 1'11111'1. - £Ill Court st., .PomemJ r.tk The Cadet Band will play "Here Comes the Parade,'' a march by Weber; "Symphortette For Band," by Erickson, in three sbort movements; a novelty number, "Carnival For Trombones," by Kinyon; "The Young Prince and Princess," by Rlmsky - Korsakoff from the classical "Scherazade," "Skip to My Lou," cha cha arranged by Stein; "Village Charm," by Osterling, and concluding with "The Challenge," a march, by Weber. �\ . ' II • ,'' 2- Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 11, ·19ftft Th~ llaily S.-ntinPI Foreign Evef!ls: Reviewed Let's See, Now, Where Were We? By WEUJNil1'<' Unltetl Preas IDtemaUonll BONN (UPI) -French ProsIdem fl• Gaulle's .lirtation wi'h the Soviet Union and certain East European Communist IIOV· ermenls both frightem and fascinates his German neigh. bors. Former Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, who 1pent 14 yeara trying to doment W"'t Oer• many and FrllnC41 nrmly toaeth" so one aide could never •Aaln ·join the Ruaslana aplnst the olher, !tared hi1 YIOrk Wm he undone. Adenauer's aucceuor, Ludwlt Erhard s •red Adenauer't roncern. Yet Erhard wa1 anXloue to nek a tie·up wllh Commu. nist China and wu restrained only because bt doesn't want to appear to bt undercu•tlnc American President Johnaon wnile tho Viel Nam wa Ia In· ~reaslng In ltrocity. SHkl MOII!OW Talks West Berlin Lord Mayor Wit- . _COMMENT-TING EDIJORIALl Y Let's Make It Safe JT MIGHT not be u~eded, and we hope It l1 not, to remind a aegmenl of our ~ommunily of a poAslblo danger that txlall to the nlely and well-belna of the )'IIUhlfr element in our communltv at the end of this week, anrl through the commencement period of our county. This concern is In connection with the Idea that the social events. anrl othen connected with completing that important phue of education Is a time for a type of celebntion that might bring dis· astrous ruult1. We would claim no ere· dlt for the credllab le showi ng that youth hne maintained in the put acore of yeus, but the record io thHe 1nd a eood 9nt, with no traffic fatalities, and to a eonsldtrable degree there ue verv few lnrl t.e nh that would lift eyebrow~. In the year .1ust past, since schools oponed ia•t fall we have seen a 1reat Improvement in the attitude of atudenta, and their high d e~ret of dvlc responsi· blllty Natunlly a few have been hailed Into court for driving a Iilii ~ too fast and for other minor offenses. but there has been nothing that woulcl make head· lines . At the pres<'nt time there Is one central Ohio t·ontnlunitv . a county seat town that i< mnl'h in the news through the actions of some of its te en-agen. The sa•l th ing is that thl"re is a great company of sound. sensi ble and up•tand· ing youth In tha t com munit y who are living under a cloud h<tau se of the actions of a few or their numher The town Is co nsidering a st ric ter eurfew and many measu res even to a volunteer (roup ol ci tizens lo help police the lact to keep delinquency at 1 lower eve I. r. We would sav that tl1e right type of educatu>nal leadership is helping to train our youth to recog ni ze their civic responsihi lily . Thr good name of your achool, and of the place in which you live is dependent upon earh one of your ll'lions. We are all proud of your hovlng passed one of lhe goals on vour way to high education. and any thuughtles•ness on your part could wipe that out in the twinkling of an eye. Your school hRs 1 proud past and • repulatlon for gentle conduct. and for lhe institution whieh · hu nurtut·ed you. vou most certainlv need to hold it in high esteem. Your ·teachers and advisors have done the best for you. and you can only make th~m proud by displaving to the com· munlty the best in human behavior. 1/ 1/ /1 ly Brandt, wbo hoped to lead the opposition Social D!!mo-. ._ is I• v1,.1ory over Erha· in the September parliame~'ary elec ••ons, said If he does form a federal 1overnment he will immediately seek to talk with Moscow about German reunlfl· utlon. And the FrH Demoerata, who are t • junl~r llttbt.i'l ot Ill' ha~d'l coallttan and hDJlf to · m. prove tber po1ton n St!p\em• bfr, hi VI put MGII!OW on the u.t or cipltala their litaaer, art to villi In advance of polltna date. They bopa 10 convtnc• votera they could auct!Hd whtrt othtrt ha~e fallecl. so tar the Ruutana have of• fered tht Glt'lllalll 111 1111!0111' aeement. Whll• lllrttna autrapouaty with Jl'raJI(ll, IoVItt Premier Alenel N, K01111n n no' even rtpUecl to Erhard's auuesuon that he ptnk up the Invitation to hta predeeemt, Nlklta I. Khrulhchev, to villi HELEN HELP US! l - - by Helen Thl• rotumn Is tw youne people, their problems and plea· lUres, their troubles and fun. Aa with the rest of Helen Help US!; it welcomet lauehl but won't dodlt a aertoua quelllon with a brulh<>ff. Send your teen-ace question• to YOUTH ASKED Ji'OR IT, cart of Kel111 Help US! thla New Jersey. Philip Kart of newspaper. Mlchi1as and Ted Kennedr of ON PICKING Massochusetts - have lone WEDDI!IIG ATTENDANTI sought to do by mere Concrt~s· Desr Helen: ionat edict against poll taxes in Thia question may • 1 e m local election• what Congretl It- foolish, but I'd like yout opinself has olreAdy cont-eded It ion. When a girl is planniq could not do lawfully agalnll her wedding, should she pick poll laxe• even In national eec- her bride't maid• and Matron tlons. of Honor for how beautiful Now, the rosponsible Senate they'll look in the weddlne party, or because of friendship Jeadm - Everett Dirksen of I wanted my best friend Ilti no is for the Republicans and (who eat married Jut year) to Mike Mansfield of Montana for be my attendant. But by the the Democrat• - have come time aet for my church wedforward with a compromiae. din• her pregnancy will bt Congmo would abandon thia quite noticeable. I'm told ahe absurd and Caesar • like pro- should drop out of the weddln11 posal to set ltself above the party, u she'll look "different" Con•tltution os it has been r.- and ruin the decor. peatedly interpreted. But ConNow wllat Is wront wllh a gress at the same time would pregnant woman walklne down provide for early court tests of the aisle? There ia noihlllll all poll tuea. pretller or awoeter than a eirt This 11 surely an adequall expectln& her lint baby-end lf not a too adequate - conc'fl. I know we can pt111 a euwn alon to extremiam. H the utr• that will make her tven prot· liberals do not accept it in tier. Maternity formals cao be 1ood faith, they will have dam- COlltoUS. •ged a reoponalble resolution of Am I rteht or wrun1! a harsh and bitter national dii· GEORGIE. emlna for more than could an Dear Georlit: m•t .. ber of Deep Southern reI'm on your aide all t h t aiaters. For reasonable men way! Have a lovely. weddlne. almpty wfil accept no bill that - H. ' It even tougher, ev•r farth out- Dear Helen: aide the ronstitulional tradiDo lirls think of lbt man tions of 200 years than It the llrat or the car firat when ... bipartisan bill now at hand. oeptinC a date! Maybe it'a me, (Copyright, 1915, by Uolted but I don 't acore with 1111 l'tlll· Ji'uturt s,ndlcate, Inc.) deal• llkt my friend who bea • red 1116Z Trlwnph. 1 don't bm a csr, mainly bt<:auae I'm JDO. inl my own way throo&h col· lei•· 011, I'm 1101 hurtin'. I can afford a date, but you might well. broken. In walkint lhoft ny my friend ia "Triwnph· with them. 'nit Wor14'i Ji'alr, 111t" mott of the time - tvtn for eumpte Ia too bit to be · with the Cirll 1 ... lint. I'm seen In 011e 'day, ao don't try. belfnnlnllo think all damH You lhould alterri'lll walklnc an mercenary, - SHOOK with periodl of reel to let 1111 Dear Shook: Girls who write to mt ltlunch- . most out of your excuniOD. It you are tired when you atart ly maintain lbef pick a dlltt out you should walt until a day for 1111 m111, not tho car. But when you feel Ukt ronqutrilll then, whet atrt would admit to tht world. That's the only way , csr • chttfnl! (That 'a I o r you will be able to conquer "dora.") Maybe you're attracted by lht "rtiHieala" whO hut even 1 amall part of U. After a day of haPI'y alcht> to hlYI "Trlwnphl." Try looko aeeln(, bathe your feet. 'l'btn, inC for a relit 11r1 llllteadafter drying them, tl.evate sht'• wllllql - H. them on a atool or ~b. If, Dear Helen: I think my molber II an al· eobollc or pretty dOH to 0111. 11 atarttd rllht aflw my falber dlllllf and now 11M hardly tVIP 1011\ jtBI drlnU. 8ht atarttd wllh two or thret drlnU at (;'apitol (.~"omment, !,vents By WilHam S. White WASHINGTON - WH8hing· ton's intense prtoccupotion with crise• abroad has torgoly hid· den from public view a gath•r· ing crisis at home which vital· ly tests the sense of national responsibility n! the Senate of the L:nited States. The issue is this : Shall the bipartisan mea ure for Neato voling rights prepared jointly by the Johnson Administration and the Senate Republica n leadership emerge at last 88 a fair. a tolerable and an enforceable measure worthy of a government wh ich in the end must rest upon the consen: of the 1overned? Or will a heretofore insatiable Senate group of big . d ly Northern extreme liberals continue to insist upon hardening a bill already hard enough for moderate men to swallow? They can, if they choose, now finally destroy that consensus o( reason which has largely prevailed. The simple truth is that even Peoplt have all kind~ of Idea• as to what makes for a good time. The kick· lng over of some traces will not pay of! In dividends . We were looking at some statistics released by the Ohio Department of Liquor l"ont rol for the month just pasl. The dep"rtment Indicated ear· tier thai It "'"' going to bal"k up Its warnIn( on illieet teen-age drinking. They did this with adlun. and the month of April lhowed an increa·;e of I 21 percent of chargt~ being leHierl by liquor and local law enforcement agents for mlnorl violations over th e same month 1 year 11110. Persons arrested on charges of thll ldnd rose from 20 m April I Q64 to 122 last month. with ·n minors and Gl ad· lilts snared by the law. T h t number or minor violations charged, 128. was the hi~hest In that cateaory In the history of the department. We hope that none or that kind of record is ever recorded in Meigs coun· ty. Did you know that that has become the top offense in lite state. and has even passed illi cei Sunday sales. We can only hope fur complete rouperation for 1 uft and sane commencement period, and that ineludes the parents in the per· lod after the school events are over. L 11 U st.ands 1 the Johnson-Dirk- aen bill would do an unexampled ond profoundly worrisome deg•·ee let the Federal aulhorily shoulder aside •nclent right of slates and localities to ultimate home conlro! of the tion process. el~c­ Even as il stand, thi• I• a bill ul revulullon"ry Impli cathe most. fundamental roncepts of ne~:~rly two tenturieA of American democ- tion to some of racy. So revolutionary is it, Indeed, that It would be quite unacceptable to the great Ameri· can middle stream, entirely outside tho South, If it were not for one huge and patent reality. 1'his clear, overpowerin& real· lty is that we face a condition of national disu,don so sava'ge u to compel men to put aside honest doubts about constiiU· Ilona! propriety for the harsh necessity to move against a threat of sheer racial onarchy. For whatever it may be worth, this columnist. for one, rould never, never batk this bill except for this mountainous fact of life. But despite all the grave questions • in\'olved, the ultra· liberal• have been demanding that tho mea•ure go far beyond protecting the right to vote. They have been demanding that It seek by mere Congressional fiat to strike down not merely unfair barriers to volin~ but even the long • held authority of the stat .. 1nd localities lo impose poll taxes for state and local elections. 1'he poll tax In national eleetions ha• already been destroy· ed - by the only conotllutionol rn I! a n s, a con!tltuttonal amendment properly submitted by Congross to the alates and ratified by them. But theoe Senators of iimilleso objectives - men like Jacob Javits of New York, Clifford Cast of Today's .Medical Report By Wayne G. Brand•tadt, M.D. It has been said that. although a man may be as old as hi~ arterie.•. he arls as old as hts_ feel fh•s will .strike you w1th added force 1f you try l.o see a fa1r or lour a c1ty In one day. Here are some ways you can i"'ure foot comfort. Socks or stockings th•t are colton or at l.ast have colton soles aer best fur ab orbinc perspiration. This helps to prevent burning and itching. They should he well • filled becau•e socks that are either too small or too large will cause trouble. A hole in the heel or the toe can al110 add to your misery. When buying thoetJ you should fit your foot - not the prevailinc style. Your shoes should have plenty of room for toes. Cramping your feet will cramp your style. Walking ahoes should have low or medium heels. Women's stiletto heels may be fine wea· pons, but they're tiresome to walk in. Women who Insist on wearinc them wou14 do welt to carry a pair of comfortable ................. IRIII\G' Get Fast Attion with • WAMT·ADS Bottel--..~ breakfatt time. Say• It britht. e01 her day. Sht carrte1 liquor in her purse, in a cough medi· cine bottle. Ont 1tm1 lht wae rone thrtt daye, She shakes so mUCh ehe can hardly write at tlmte. I went to 1e1 my pallOr on what I should do and be jlllt treated It u 1omethlna that would pau. II seemed like he laughed as if it was a bill joke. But It's aettillll wom, and It's beea mqre than two months. Bonn Ibis year, To Co ·linue Effort• Adenauer and Erhard wert ao concerned al Dt Gaulle'e moves 'tl Improve Franc• • Sovial relalionl lhal lha¥ wrolt lm lelltl'll lbout it, T he French prettd~nt repll!l' he ill> tended to Cll'l7 ott dtlpl't th1lr anxtetiH btoau•~ ht bto llua lhat only tllua eau 1111 dJ. YIIIDn In S:uropa bf htlled. Otr~~~an Ieadtra wtrt not aure Dt Gaulle WOI!Id rt)ll'tleftl lhetr tntereltl aellltally. But n alwaya th7 Wert flleinated b)' tht 14u thai aom• t!nd of dill with M~w mllht be ponlblt. Itt aum, they t Ink Dt Qaulle'a policy 11 unwllt lorParla, btl' OUihl to bf pul'lllfd by 8oftn, Whether rranM's VIi Ml• bratlon• will YIOtllll tilt rurrent chill In Jl'ranco • Gtrman relation• remained to be Mtll, But German• noted that De Gaulle procl•lmed a two • d11 natlotllll hOliday lot the tlrtl tim• 10 ctltbratl lht vlctorJ : ovlll' Germany- and lhat 1 htab Iovitt olllctal atttnded lht f!tremonles. LHI NATOt fttportl In London claim that Jl'ranct wanll to 111 rid of NATO f!tllttl'll, whleh would mean tbe eventual removal ol NATO headquarters I ro lb Patll. ll"raftf!t hal been a "sleeptna partner" In NATO for some time, according to theae reports, Officially nothinC btl bttn satd ao llr 011 rtrnoV• lag the NATO centers but it could be broached this week when NATO holds Ill annual ministerial council In London. Ptaee Seektr11 Malaysian o!ficlala bt Kuala Lumpur have dec14ed to continue to aeek peace "l'elentlea.. ly" tven thou&h lndoneata'a Pr11ldent Sukarno baa lhied a1•1y from the COD!trenca table. The Malayalana aay lheJ have nothlq to loll lind en claim a propaganda victory every time Sukamo relu111 to meet them half way. They 1110 ny they ·bellne mora and mora that SuUr!to II oo lon1er hla own bon. .. cond F••nt: The rl&ldly-tralned and wtll· equipped Nationalist Chine3t army has little chance of nelng action In South VIet Nam though other Asian countries have sent lrooJlll. Th' Allllri ; cans ~re afraid the presence of Nationalist troopa mi&ht provok~ Chfnta Communltt lntll' ventlon. The Chinese Reda lear • psychological anR propa1allda blow ahould 1111 Nlllonllllllt prove themstll'tl IIIPII'Ior II Red troop1. Should PeJdnl bto rome directly lnvol•ed In Vltt Nam the Nattonalllts believe they would be uaed to opt111 a second front In lfit Ji'o..Stralt. Reds Open 3-Game Series With Phillies; Rained Out Monday PHILADELPHIA not flllly, lo wi 4 \ -~~~~':n' 5~i vsL;;ahnA~~;~~s C~~;:'~ f' fg~~~.~~i:s ~n~~: ~enb~hg ~:r a:~ ~~ ~~r:g3 ~ P': c~:vel~~~ ~'t ~:g~t 011fie~ ·.~~ SPECIAL '62 OLDS I I KARR & VAN ZANDT ,..._! Line Scores 1 RobertS Will Be Shipped tO 1 1 ..__....:=:~~====::=.::;;;;:;;;;::;::::::iii:~~~~~ Asheville Moore's 28th Anniversary Southern is 3-l Winner Over Eastern - -•kt£ 90 u t o f 10 THE DAILY SENTINEL ...................... -·---. - .. -- ...... ...-,.......... . . ....... . . .,-__. . ..._.. ... ___ ..... ... oo.,.., uo •••e.tt " .... aau ... ,•., n•.• lltWijllptt. B~RRrS WORlD MOWER 25 IN. GRILL • • co:r $39·99 DOWNING INSURANa, INC. $9.99 Aluminum Rocker CHARCOAL BRIQUETS • • • • • 59c 20" Portable Fan $6.88 SPRED HOUSE PAINT Garden Cart Am._ ct - ~ ~ II fYinl IIIII Atlldtn t.abl~ to tlllalt Dl1 lllood 'r*ell• ..\1'1 thet't 11\J lltmlll WIIIIOI .1114 . . . . . tl lbt bearl. . .l 1 \ •1• M 1 Sl. Louis at ,..,. York (nigh! I l lbt llffda! . A ,.. H1- tAIIItlll) Ill·· ..... a .... llllf Cllllt ·1111111 :~~e j~~;le~~ic:as~s or~~~li: ::tt:~~l a~4~ro~:~ T:i~ p:!:: American League oh·}0 umvers1ty . . R3IIies to Down west v·Irginia . . 7to 3 closm~ d~y ~~ tdgo of tbe .bUster, apply an anllleplkl aueh 11 1111m110aal tlllll wvtt with a plulll IIIIJ4. 111 or lterllt 4reaalnl. IIU The two have done an admlr- ling at about $370 with 16 runs Pel. GB son opens tonight when the Cin· It •ppears it may be a while down to the player limit tonight batted in. . , a ,1, , tmghll _ Giusti lf>-Oi vs. os14 8 cinati Reds meet the Philadei- longer before Frank Robinson a tough one. And Don Pavelettch, who took I L 15 9 .625 ,,, .teen 13_21 . 1 0 11 0 .579 2 1 Cincinnati at Philadelphia phia Phillies in the first game of baHick . into tin es 9 ren a three-game visit. spo · s 1amme e a w ' · · Ball' 12 Jl ' 2' 3 1(night) - Tsitouris 12-21 vs. reported still swollen and sore, factor in the Reds' showing In fact, up to the past week· ·~ore ·' ' 4 21 11 The Philties, certainly, have so Charlie James and Art thus far. end, the Reds led the league in Detroit II .500 3'1 Short ' · · no affection for t e R~ds after I Shamsky were expected lo get Sisler's juggling of tbe first hitting with a team average of Boston 9 12 .429 5 I Chicago at San Francisco last season. Cmctnnalt started a few more games under their base assigoment has paid off .277 to runnerup Los Angeles' 'hshmgton 10 14 .4t7 5'h lnightl - Jackson (2·21 vs them on the slide that cost PhU· belts. richly with ~nile Coleman hit- .264. New Yotk 9 14 .391 6 I Herbel 0·21. adelphia the pennant by beatKansas Ctly 5 16 .2:SS 9 . Milwaukee al Pittsburgh lng the Phillles here. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Monday'• Results !night) - Blasingame 12-2) vs F-85 CUTLASS COUPE Detroit 5 Baltimore 4, mght •Cardwell (11-tl And the Reds retu':" the fee!•[ TEAM W L. Pel. Boston 3 New York 2. night Wednesday'• Games . VB motor. automatic trans. Power steering, radio, lng, lor It was _Phtladelphlll ' , Atlanta ........... 19 6 .760 Minnesota 4 Chicago 3, night I St Louis at. Nrw York I good white sidewall tires, w)'teel discs, !Jack up Jhutout of them Ill the next to . Columbus ......... 15 • .625 Tuesday's Probable Pitchers Houston at Los Angeles, night : lights . tinted wmdshield, Oldsmobile's finest econlast game of the sea;'On and a ' Toronto 13 10 .565 Los Angeles at Minnesota I Cincinnati at Phila. night • omy car and this one is tops. Only 38,000 miles, thr... mg. on the MORGANTOWN W.Va. IUPI) seventh. Jacksonville 12 11 .522 (oightl _Chance (3·<11 vs Stig- : Chicago at San Prancisco. I one local owner. Cmctnnatl that cost . Umverstly's . · 10 12 ·455 man IIJ.Oi. 1 • · th flag They endedCmclllllllll lied for - Ohto Bobcats But the Bobcats got three Syracuse . ~~~waukee at Pittsburgh, mght 417 se~ond · scratched their way back from runs in the ei•hth with Berke Toledo ..... .... 10 14 •385 Detroit at Washington •night} : , 16 1 · · . d r· 't . th f'nal · " · Rochester .... · .. · lO · w· k h 1 I ) D I . . . 1 0 1 Manager D1ck Stsler indica!- a one run e ICI m e . Retcenmbach's two-run smgle Buffalo 7 18 .280 ers am · vs. ame' SIGN FREE AGENT : ed he would start John Tsitour- two mmngs to defeat West Vtr· providing the tieing and winnmg M cia , Re Ito 0 ·11 or Narum l2-3). . I PHILADELPHIA IUPil - Kim is (2-21 tonight against Chris gtrua, 7·3, Monday 10 a baseball runs. They added another pair Tot.':!~ :ul. :•10 inns. C I eve 1and at Bail<more Devault of Evansville lind. I : GMAC Financing Avai11ble Short (4-2) of the PhiUies. game. h in the ninth. Syracuse 6 Jadksonville o (mghl) - Terry (4-1) vs. Bar- 1will battle veterans Norm l The Reds had been scheduled . Ohio took • 2-0 lead In t e . . Atlanta 16 Roche•ter 4 ber 11-3). ·Snead. Jack Concannon and ' to meet the Pirates at Pitts· ftrst game, but the Mountam- Bob DIXon, the second of . New York at Boston lnightl- , King H'lt for the Ph't d 1 h' · d · ·h 1 1 · thre Ohl0 1't he t th · Columbus vs Tor ppd ram 1 1 a e p 1a . P c rs, go burgh in the finale of a four- eers lie ll Wit s ng • runs 10 e • wm, · · ' · Sloltiemyre (2-21 vs. Wilson IE-agle starting quarterback role ·. game visit Monday, but the the second and fourth tnnmgs the 2oth m Zl pmes for the 1. ai©utl!iii_...,~,!"X"'"' (2-1) . in the 1965 National Fool· I game was called on account of and moved ahead 3·2 In the Bobcats. Wabama JDOVed Into ftrBI (Only games scheduled) ' halt League season. c~dillac - Oldsmobile rain. ptaee Ia the Mid-Obla Valley Los A~geles at_Minnesota . night The ti-fooH , 185 • pound De"You'U Uke Our Quality Way ol L>oiDg Business" Jim O'Toole and Vernon Law, conference Baseball stand- Kan Ctty at Chicago, 2, lwt-mght lvault, a standout of the lndiwho have lost four each and lngs wltb a" wla over Me· Detroit at Washington, mght :ana Collegiate Conference , Pofl'leroy, Ohio WY 2-5342 were after their first win, Artbur Monday evening. Cleveland at Baltimore, mght signed wilh the Eagles Monday : worked two full scoreless in· Major League Reautts Coacb Mike Momoon's Fa~ New York at Boston. mght as a free agent. ' nings. The postponement was By United Press Int. national COlli a<ored five nt111 In the Natlooal League ;:..::.:.::.::_:::,::.,.....,.... announced after a 53 • minute National LeaJUe tblrd frame and another Ia W. L. Pet. GB 1Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Ppd, the fourtk to eam Ute victory. Los Angeles 17 7 .708 rain Paul Maynard burled for W&- Cincinnati 14 9 .lill9 2'> <It innings I TORONTO, Ont (UPI) _ The llama, •lriklnl oat elgbt. Wa- Houston .. .. . 15 II .583 3 St. Louis 000 010 010 o- 2 11 o Columbus Jets will have a fa· luuoa, aow 4-1 Ia conference Philadelphia 12 11 .522 4\'• : Phlla. 000 ooo 101 2 - 4 12 o miliar race back 00 the roster play, won the cam• wltb tbe Milwaukee 10 10 .500 5 Stallard, PurKey 18\ and Me· when they return Jrome from aid ol several McAnhur er- . Chicago II 12 .478 5''' Carver. Bunning, Baldschun the lour-game serie• they open rors. Lone bitten fur the win· ISan Francisco II 13 .458 6 (8), Roebuck (II and Dl>lrym· here tonight. era were Mayaanl, Joe Mat- St. Louis 10 13 .435 6'1 ple. Winner - Roebuck (1-1). The Jets, idle Monday, were tox and llenDfa Fortman, INew York 9 15 .375 8 Southern defeated Eastern 3·1 Loser - Purkey O·J). HRs - apected to start steve Blass each witb afnlles. Pittsburgh 8 16 .333 g · Monday with Larry Price's McCarver (1st), Briggs \1st). against the Maple Leafs to·~wJW1¥i"0i:ll Monday's Result. pitching and hitting leading the (10 lnnlng•l night. WASHED OUT Los Ang 3 Hous 2, 10 ins, night ] way for Coach Craynor Slone's Hous. 000 000 020 0 • % 7 I The returnee wUI be pitcher Phila 4 St. Louis 2, JO ins, night I RUGG 19-IN. visiting Tornadoes. L. A. 20 1100 000 1- 3 7 I Bob Priddy, 8 former PillsTbe triangular tra<k·lleld Cincinnati at Pitts, ppd, rain Southern grabbed the led In Coombs, MacKenzie (2), burgh property wbo has spent meet being concla<ted oo ':f~ (Only g~mes scheduled) lhe third frame when Greg Woodeshick (7) and Bateman. considerable time with the Jets. moria! Field Monday everuq Tuesday s Probable Pltcbert : Deluxe Hood, Roush and Tom Diddle singled Pdres, Miller <10) and Tor- The Pirates traded him to San belw... Gallipolis, Pl. Pleas- .- - - - --- • -- ! 3-Position 21/z HP Briggs and and price doubled. The Tornado borg. Winner - Miller t:!-1). Francisco for catcher Del Cran- ant and Racine was "wBBh· Spit. Electric Stratton Engine lefthanded hurler also drove Loser- Woodeshlck <1·2). dell. ed ont" along with lhe bil . Motor with Recoil In Southern's Qther run in the Amertcao League The Giants Monday optioned · storm sround 5:l& yesterday i Starter fifth inning with his aecond dou· New York 000 100 100- 2 4 2 him to Columbus. The right- evenlng. The meet WIIS ball- · ble of the day. Boston lOO 100 Olx- 3 1 2 bander, used main\!~ in relief way completed wbea the. rains 14-Ga Other Southern hitters were Stafford (IJ.I) and Edwards. during his career had worked <lime. Several pank:tpontl Steel Diddle , !~lib a J13ir of singles Lonborg Radatz (9) and Till· only 11·3 innings ior the Giants left oho':'fy aflerwardl, tbua and Sher'!l Cundiff a si~gle. man. winner _ Lonborg il-l). wltb no decision. :e aesstoa waa not completDeck Chrome Plated Eastern I run. cam~ In the HRs - Yastrzemski 2 (2nd & Priddy had a 21-12 record · & Beveled Grid bottom of the sixth, JUSt before 3rd), Mantle (Sth). with the Jets in three seasons ,. lndepeodent inourance •~<••• Edge Steel Bowl a heavy .rain caused tbe game t --and should be a welcome addi· OPTION GIBSON belp clienu when they hm .an be called. Newland led off with Chica 0 OOI OOO Oil- S I O t' to the 1m rov· itchin automobile ac<ident-acwdona a smgle, Ken Caldwell doubled Minn g OOX- 4 1 0 1011 of th p d-'1 / te mg INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - The 10 a new oumY by a oahonally 100 102 aod Charles Knight's sacrifice H ·le F' h ( ) and Rok' ~ seen~ J!~ e 1 "c · Chicago White Sox, deep in 1 known, impartial ,.,..arcb organ· 5-in. Wheels 5 0 110 te ave 0 fly scored Newland. or n, 18 er 8. o- pitching talent have optioned 1 lzation. Far fewer on<-company Ru btJer Tires Mike Jenkins relieved Price mano. Kaat, Worthington (9), l~bus was ••JH!cled to be righthander J..; Gibson to t he '. 11lesmen do. When Y~ -:ant In the fQUrth inning and pitched N~lson (9) and Zimmerman. sfnpped to Asheville I~ make lndianapoll$ Indians of the Pa- '"' immance and coolmuong, CH,ROME PLATED LEGS OF 1-INCB the rest of the way. Willner - Jtaat 111-2)- Loser - room for him. Roberts ,. 0·2· cific Coast League. .,..,..,,,.,.;.., TUBULAR STEEI.r-$1.00 per wllt'k Southern ... . .. 002 010 o- 3 1 1 Horlea (2-3). HR - Ntcholson . ---call"'· were inANNIVERARY Only I.SO ANNIVERSARY WHkly Eastfll'!l ...... 000 001 x- 1 53 1\st). Major League Leaden ants, all 17. dependent in•urSPECIAL SPECIAL _ _ o Price, Jenkins 14) and Cun· By United Proso !llternattooal American Leape - Powell, ance ogenl•. diff. Knight and Wolf. Detroit 3110 Otl 0110- 5 I 0 National League Orioles 19; Mantilla, Red Sox Balli. 1112 100 1m- 4 11 2 GAB R H Pet. 19· Colavito Indians 18· Kaline EXIDBmONS SET Lolich, Fox (9) and Freehan. Allen, Phil 23 88 19 33 .375 'Ni!ers 18; 'Thomas, Re.t So~ HIGH BACK FOR COMFORT NEW YORK .UPI) - The Roberts, Starelle (8) and Orsi· J.Alou, SF 24102 19 38 .373 17; Oliva, Twins !7. Houston Oilers will provide the no. Winner- Lolich (4-2). Los- ,Coleman, Cin 17 59 8 22 .373 Polished oppo!!ition for New York in the er- Roberbt (4-1) . HRs - Ka· Kranpool, NY 23 115 11 31 .365 Plleblnl . Aluminum Banks, Chi 24 89 15 31 .348 National_Leagne-Gmstl, As· Meigs County's Oldest and Jets' first of five exhibition line (6th), Brandt (3nl). Frames ames on Aug. 7 at Alerandria, Torre, Mil II 116 9 23 .348 lros Gtbson, Ma· Even Burningto 5-0;R-• • • Cards Ell' ~: o~..a.. Lara:est Insurance Asency g Va. (Qiy games scheduled) Mays, SF 24 96 22 33 .344 ney, """ ....,; ts, """" Pin-Striped Easy To Light The Jets also play Boston Robin110n, Cia 21 69 16 23 .333 t-Il; Farrell, Astroa 3-1 . WY 2-2342 Web Pattern twice - on Aug. 13 at AllenAaron, Mil 14 52 II 17 .327 Amerl- League - P_a.l_cua'l, I Green & White town, Pa., and Aug. 28 at NorNEW LEAGtlE McCovey, SF 23 .71 13 24 Twms 4-1): Aguirre, Tigers; MIDDLEPORT, OHIO folk. Va. - and the American ClllCAGO (UP!) -Represen- 1 American Lea e . White Sox: II).LB. Contoured Seat Football League champion Buf· tative• of nine Independent colIll J"Ang~;:;els:;.:·..G;;;r~an;;;t:;_,~Tw~in~s,~a;ll;;;3-0;;;;;,·_.;.~~ BAG and Back 1 t B'll · GABRHPd. il a o 1 s tw1ce.- on Aug. 21 lege basketball powers met to- Wagner, Clev 11 72 19 26 .361 GLIDDEN at New Brunswick, N. J., and day .to discuss the possible fur· Davalllo, Clev 18 65 7 22 .338 Reinforced Sept. 2 at Buffalo - before op- mation of a new athletic con- Allison, Min 21 78 9 26 .333 Arms-Heavy enmg the regular season on ference. Cmpuris KC 21 1t1 a 28 HOMOGENIZED ACRYLIC LATEX Duty Hinges Sepl. 12 In Houston' a n e w Canisius, Dayton, DePaul, De- Cater, Chi 21 75 13 24 Has 2-Sp<>ed domed stadium. troll, Loyola of New Orleans, Buford, Chi 20 82 11 19 HAS IS WEBS Top Mounted Marquette, Memphis State, Ok· Green, 8os 20 82 19 25 .305 UV." HIGH ConiJ'ol-FIGHT RESULTS lahoma City and Xavier accept. McAulife, Det 22 79 18 24 .304 Vibratwn-free By United Press International ed lnvltationa to the meetlug. Kaline, Det 22 79 15 24.304 Motor• Outlasts Ordinary Paint By 50% PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Notre Dame asked to be kept Mantilla 8os 21 71 I 24 Detachable Leotis Martin, 182, Philadelphia Informed on clevelopmenll at ' Home Rlllll Recessed Steel WheelsSafety GnIts e Dries In 30 Minutes-Replace Shutters the Same knocked out Sonny Banks, 201', the meeting, ond the Air Force Natl011.1l Leape Semi-pneumatic Tires ' No Mar Detroit •(I). Academy indicated il might ants 10: Banks, Cubs 8: ~~~~ Day ' Size 8.50xl '4'' Rubber Feet have an observer present. ews, Braves 7; Swoboda, 1 Manually Re_SAN F'RANclSC9 (UPI>-~· 7; Torre, Braves; Covinfllon, i' versible For • No Special Primer Needed For Sound Painted d1e Machen, 1114, Redding, Calif. ball team on a club basli next PhUs: stargell, Pirates; MeIntake or Surfaces 1 Exhaust drew with Elmer Bush, 209, talL as the result of 1 student Covey Giant• all 8. san Franclace no) Riehle. Go- COIIllllll . decision Jll'anilnl fm ~pe - Bletary, eBreather Type Film Letl Moisture Escapesha, 17210, ddcago, outpom~ a1 . ~gnltlon to the Jasper Orioles 7· Congliaro Red Greater Blliter Protection Frank Niblett, 1110, san Jbte; Football Club. ' 7· ~ Red So~· KalltiM!, II Holds Calif. 16); Robie · JtiJ'n!S, Sll, 'ibe chib, wblc:h w:as lln•nced ngen; Goottle A's.' Schaal, 3 Cu. Ft. San FranciJco, •·drew with by a total of 1100 llllderlradu- ADaell, au 1. ' ' Steel Body Henry Jackson, 182, San Jl'ran- ltes, wUI, be treated ar 111 ex· · J11m1 &,!ted II GISto (8). tracurrlcular O!'~llon. Teo- ·Na\!0!1111.1 - - . , -,- . tatlve dates have eel · tor 112; 1\k:Ye, · tt; · OK FOO'I'BALL CLUB pmes neat October wlib atml· Rsde 18; · Bra'VOII 11; NEW YORK (UPI) - Man-Jar clubs at lona College llld oJohnaon Reds· N. 2nd Ave, Middleport, 0. OPEN AN. TODAY! WY ltattan eoueae wllllleld afoot- Falrtleld Unlvel'llllf• ·, .. ~ Mei.~ il "'"llt----....,;lo.·..~.._....,_..,._ _ _ _ _~ ...----------o:--,;_----------~l get~ Ill lplll of thiM pnt!autlona, • blltl• or tW9 dlntops, don't open them with a pin or lleedle. Tilt coverlna Gl dead aldn 11vee any IDftnlon 1111 needll 111ay have 1Dtroduce4 ju1t tht protection II Dtell. lnatead, clean the area wllh at. robol, remove lhe dead lkln Willi a pltr of lllrllt tollaorl 11111'1)', bill - wait when rain came in the top ~~a~f ~~~~~0: ~~:~ :!: of the t~~1, f~~;:g _277 Thla mornlnl I flluntl her passed out in tl~e car. She needs help and she needs It now. I don't know where to turn. E•er since the pastor brushed me off, I'm scared they all will. Won't somebody believe I'm scared to death fw what Dlilhl happen to my mother? - LINDA Dear Linda: Yes, someone witt believe you Call Alcobolica Anonymou tthe number Is listed In your phone book). You'll be Invited to AI·Anon, an OJ'IInllallon aJm. ed at helplnc famillee of alcoholico, and to Alateen, a wonderful aid to young people faced with famUy liquor problems they can't hlndlt stone. Your mother may not be an alcohpltc - yet. But drink, used .. 1 patn-klllor can cano~e a habit that lasta lon1 beyond tht paint. Perhape, with uew understandlne of her problem 11ined throulh AA and Ill aff!J. lateo, you can lhow her 1he cen't droWll troubles In a bot· tlt - It only makes them multipy.1 H. PERSONAL DEPARTMENT: DIVOT& fO INT..II1 OP TO "GOIG INSANE"-'- Drop MitiS MAlON AliA btm, before you do - H. Chlftaf TenlllltUI lllllter TO PAT'l'l: (Whoft latter to I'D.~ entJ lftaaiGD ...... lltDdlp It)' n. 0.. ¥11111 .......... Clod broulht tea~ to many r tn' eyeo). It JOU'll aentl me a "" Ml• ldllarlol ...., tr1 a. teree, 1tamped, ~elf·tddremd 111'1 envelope, I'll forWard all of ...., •• aa• .- ••••'-we• your mall. Perhaps these expres 0111~ !fatloool • • - ,.,. » slona of sympathy and hope .,.. Bottlaelll Klaabali, 1u., M AYe,, Nnr Yd Cltr, lin may help you tllroUilb thll tilt· Lbia.t~Aa YwlL llcult tlmt. - H. Thta column II dedicated 18 .m• whttl lhllll'll' --~~····a ao - b family Uvbla, 10 If JGU'rt baY. ---~~fn1 kid trouble or jllll plaiD -IIW1 l'f.IDI *til ...... . . trouble, Itt Htllll btlp YOU• Mt lftlilbl6, IIIII •Mdll tta .. .MI - - . 8ht will 11110 'lltleallll 10111" own llnUiinl ttptri-. Af. dml Htltn aou.t 111 cart ol tbll !UPI) NGS .~ .; I i ' ···/ J .,,, ;I King Builders Supply Co. been ~~~.~~ .. l ' . ~~~-.;nrJ'¥·1:1 , . ~~~?;.~.~ . . . ~· ~~· ~ ··~,· \ rl/ $18·93 .~•• ,~~:~f-11~r···· I, .. 6·99 ~CCOUNT MOORE'S 2~2848 �I • Ill ff P·eace _ J v· t c . I in SAIGON (UPI) - Viet COng shock lroops overran a provini Americans and wounding 13 in fighting that included a gun mess I bail ie in a U.S. .Army I ts the I hall. Airborn e rem orcemen WORLD and American planes repulsed the guerrillas in a massive 4--Dally !lentlnel, Po~y-Mlddleport, 0., ft!ay 11, U85 , chain. Surseons worked franticEXHI111T, SHOW SET ally to save his life. The Eastern IIJ8h School ~ Mrs. Guy Reynolds, MiddleThe gunman dashed inlo the dustrl~l Arts E!hlblt and Home ' port Kindergarten teacher, was adjoining lobby o1 the Deshler· Economics Show will be May in COlumbus Saturday to attend COle Hotel alter the shooting, 13 at 8 p. m. at the blgh i !be OEA and NEA Professional ran out Into High Street and school. There wlft alao be ex- ' Membership meet1ng held at 1 escaped into the noonday hlbits made recently by the the Chrislopher inn. ' crowds. adult education cless as EIIN, John Stanie, NEA president,' Police Issued a first degree ern. spoke on the topic, "How Our murder warrant lor Jemison, National Association Serves whose wile, Virginia, was disLOCAL TEMPS You." Robert Dowling, preSI-1 missed two months ago aiter The temperature in Pomeroy's dent of OEA, spoke on House COLUMBUS (UP! ) -- Police working 20 years in the store. business district at 11:35 a. m. Bill 773 which would remove said t.oday an ex • convict, who No reason was given for the tod'ay was 70 degrees,' under rebelo and wounded 80 to 100. the authority of the stale board shot and killed a drug store dismissal. clear skies. Th< U.S. spokesman said the to administer state funds lor manager and wounded anoLher ----------.!-----------rebels opened fire on COmpany I public educatiOn Complete au- man for firmg hiS wile appar· Chortor No. 9115 B of ,the 325th Paratroop Regi· thority of distribution of state ently went home and k;lled his IIIPORT OF CONDITION OF ment s 1st Battalion at 4:15 school funds would be m hand 1 p.m. with 2 machine guns and of the state superintendent of wJ.;:;tcctives said the body of ahout 10 automatic weapons mstruction w1th the director of OF R !presumably submachlne guns). Fmance h~lding virutal of vote ~.rs. V~rgmia JemiSon was ACINE, OHIO· The sky soldiera fired back ower. She was accomp"med to found '" her bed, shot several In the State of Ohio, at the Clote of BuslneSI on April 26, 1965, with rifles. After a 10.minute botumbus by Lillian Stetff, times. They said the wounds I Published In rosponoo to eoll modo by C~tnplrallor of tho Curexchange of fire 10 heavy that were not self · mfhcted ren<y, under Section 5211, ·u. S, llevlsod Slltulol, medico could not safely attend Richard H. JemiSon, 56, CoASSETS the wounded, the paratroopers tum bus, was the obtcct of a ' . ended the engagement with two. statewide search'" the slaymgs. Cash. balances with other banks, and cash !toms shots from a 106 mm recoilHe walked mto Gray Drug Store in process of collection --·----- ------------ $ 183,841.01 0 less rifle. in the Deshler • Cole Hotel at United States Government obligations direct ' Bro?d and High Streets at the guaranteed (Net of any reserves) ----------· 496,211.09 cdlly s bduslehstt 'tnhtersectmn Mon- Obligations ol States and polltl<al subdivision• H d I unte In OhIO• EXCISe • Taxes SlashedIll New Proposal ·~it~:.~,· tot~ tw~l~,:n.thnt (Net of any reserves) ---- -- -- --------- - - --- --- Pleas Entered; Sentencing Dates Set in Circuit Court d f f r partnerships, and corporations ___ : _____ _____ Deposits of United States Goverwnent --·------- -and- Common stock-par value per shore $100.00 No . shares authorized 500 50,000,00 73,884.7~ be asked to phase out the amo Undivided profits --------------------------- -and r,hone taxes completely TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS --- ·- ------- - 189,1110.69 over the next five years. ThiS tf yo~ can hear people talk TOTAL LIABII.J'!'Im AND ~~uld ~h$i;t:e :~~ISes byd ·~.ad- a~d ~·~~~hma~~ou\~h~ words CAPITAL ACCOUNTS- ---------------- $1,385,8112.83 was at a new wayside she ller 116 Vietnamese soldters were up the bill. tona. · 1. 100 an ltng . :e~ry, Aen 15 WI e your I, Freeland S. Norris, Cashier, of the above named bank do for motorists on Interstate 95 killed or missing in the Hau The Senate Rules Committee which had been be- the enhre senes of cuts to i'"'":er ·~ utreme? small hereby declare that this revort of condition is true and correct near this Scottish community. Nghia slaughter and another 7G lieved ready to report the compromise bill out___ to-~ the •hoot $S billion. 'e"" "g ~ ' huSJnbg a myrfenterd· to the best of my knowledge and belief.FREELAND S NORRIS _ as een pe ec e 1~ IZt>(1 um 1 , 1 were. wounded. Most of the floor,_ refused to releaae " . ., . . OCEAN CITY, MD. - DIV- miSsmg were beheved to have the btll after both parties !.. We were sohd. Kmg said. ers Monday recovered 1 he been killed. had caucused for nearly an We would have all voted lor body of Nancy Carole Tyler, i Hit Own Troopt hour. the amendment and then, re· secret.ary to former Senate Ma Reports on the Hau Nghia gardless of Its fate, voted for . . · . Senate Minority Leader Frank . , )only Secretary Bobby Baker. fighting leaking out today sa1d W K' DToled 'd 11 the btll. from the wreckage of a small a battery of 155 mm howitzers thr. IngDe, - t o,h sal ~~ King said the next move was . . . d hi h 1 ded ee mocra son t e comm1 • "up to the Republicans" and plane m the Atlanllc Ocean. flred two roun 8 W c an tee voted to bring the bill out. · · nd "nle searchers also brought accidentally in the midst of a . . , ••~ Theod M 111d he d1d not plan to try a Majority """"er ore . hr' th ut f R I the body of the pilot, Robert H Vietnamese battalion •···• measure o o u es . which .had Gray, R·p·1qua, re,....,. to dl• "inmgthe enear future.'' Davis, 43, of Huntington, WVa .. been 1parrlng w1th guerrillas vulge his five members' vote• Th De ti. nd t . ~~= e mocra c arne men Io t he sur1ace. M'ISS Tyl er and and 1! was not rnown ~bet- w'Ould have tightened tho bill by Davis died Sunday -when the one had sup.ported sendmg the inserting again provisions bansingle engine biplant crashed bill out or 11 all had voted to ning sale of btree and four unit into the ocean a few hundred :hold the bill. owner«eupied dwellings, allowyards offshore from Baker's The Democrats had offered ing the Civil Rights Commission Carousel motel. OCI to consolidate all their ellorll to initiate action against viola· WASIUNGTON---::. E 1 G H T into one amendment that would tors and including broker-com· Ohio schools received $6,358 ,844 M d M J L Rawlings have strengthened the bill back pleted sales under the bills's r. an rs. · · ' to the tough measure originally provisions of the $10,296,702 in grants an- ~uth Starkey and O'Dell Mmh- proposed by Klng. The R;ae, Committee did nounced Monday by the Health, mgton were in Charleston,. W. Had that amendment failed, agree to bring another highly Education and Welfare Depart- Va., recently where they VISit· and King admitted he felt it controversial measure out to tlle m~t for building or enlarging ed Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Caster. would have, the Democrats lloor on Wednesday. facUlties at colleges and univer- The Youth Group of the Car· would have then unanimously Up for a vote will be the bill sltles. The University of Akron ·. penter Baptist Church met at backed !he compromise bill, to allow limited sales of liquor came away with the major the Ronald Whittington home apparently feeling they had on Sundays. Local option elergrant, $2.142,31H! toward con- Ion Sunday evenmg. Helen Peck done what w.as expected of tbem tio!ll would be permitted to struction of an $8.131.921 science was devoional leader for the by li(htlne to beef the measure authorize the Sunday aales in and engineering center. meeting. Others pre•ent were up. tbe llate's political subdivisions. Ohio University got $8611,000 Linda Queen. Mary Peck. Ronfor 1 physical science complex da and Jenny Whittington, Dale speaker. comprising lacilttie• for chem- Jordan, Susie Nelson, Donn le 'The Starkey• were at Green lstry, phy•ics, engineering and Cathy and Rex Cheadle and the Valley Granp H;all near Prattsa computer center cosling $4,- adult leader. Mrs. Rex Cheadle. ville where Mr. Starkey was 1511,0110, ' Mrs. Lea Robinson Is movtns speaker for tho Vinton COunty from DyesvJIIe to Mansfleld to Grqe Rural Life Sunday ser· FRANKFORT, KY. - STRIP be near her d1ildren. vlce1. -• mined land in Eastern Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Hanlnl Mrs. Jessie Jewell of Colum· Mro. Van Meier and daughter, Jrwucky may aomeday be one have purchased the Watkins bus visited with her brother Mrs. Minnie carro11 were In big berry patch. Elmore c. farm, formerly owned by Or· and slater-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gallipoilo recently: Grim, state strip mining and ville Whittington, on the Sehool Earl strakey recently. .Mrs. Lottie Sheffield has been reclamation director. is keeping Lot • Albany Road and plan Ill Friends and relatlvts from a allmg. Ills fmers crossed that a pilot move in the near future. diJtance called here by the Mrs. Betty. Ables and daugh· project ol berry planti ng now Recent guests at the home death of Alvin Dye were his ter, Beth, VISited Mn. Mmme llllderway in two coal counties of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cheadle daughter, Rebecca Dale Dye, carroll and family. . "will be one of the answm to were llr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gil- with the Peace COrp in Brazil, Mr. Autherson took Mr. Clmt the reclamation problem." lotte and 1011s, Albany, Mr. IJld Mr. and Mra. Olet Baumgard- Burch ~nd daughter, Leola, to He said a mid-west jelly and Mrs. Marvin COvey, South Char· nor and famUy, Colhocton; Mr. GallipoliS and ~he~ob 111 jam producer set 10,000 elder- lesion, W. Va., Mr. and Mr1. and Mrs. Clyde Walker and lam- ay "' 1 berry plants to Kentucky for Ed Bowman, Diamond, W. ily, Thurman; Mr. and MTs. J'O IISALE, TOO lbe project this spr.iug Ken· Va., Mr. and Mrs. Pmlon Ha- Glen Irwin and children, MarysROCHESTER, N.Y. IUPI)tueky Rtver Coal Sales pur- mon of Athena, Mr. and Mrs. ville; Mr. and Mn. Peter Kep- Xerox COrp. announced Monday chaaed half the bushes for Douglu Clay IJld famUy of AI· nar and family, Hartford; Mrs. It will sell as well as rent its pliDtlng on spoil banks in Per- bany, Mr. and Mrs. Noble Ha- J•mes Burt, Mn. Edwin Angle d sk to 813 · ry COunty and the rest were moo • Mary • Betty and Randy • MrI. Nellie Dye, Mr• RoiJeri eXerox • P copier· put the price of the planted In Letcher Coumy by Zaleski, a~ Mrs. Rex.. Moses Dye and Gerald Collina, COlum- machine at $5,0IIO and said it the Greer, Allison Coal COm- and son, Mike of Hawan. bus; Mr. and Mrl. Manford ill to , ""1· Mn. Elsie Perry of Radcliff s 'th Lan _._, Mr IJld .,_ w 8 11ow up . 1500 • aga1ns1 ..-, .. . . mi • CloK• • • ...... the purchase pnce for custom· VISited with Mr. and Mrs. Wen· Emzie Davia, Parkerablll'l, W. ers who have had the machine .. SORORITY TO MEET .. dell Jordan on Wednesday. Ya .: Mr. and Mrs. Max Crab- on rental within 18 months 'file XI Gamma Mu Sorority Carol Carpenter, son of Mr. tree, granddaughter, V~lerie prior to purchase. will meet Thur!day at 7:45 p. and Mrs. Laurence Carpenter, vinlon, Hazel Park, Michigan, IIJ,, It the COlumbia G11 of ls convalescing· at home f~U~w- and Mr. and Mrs. Harley and Mr. and Mrs . Harlan Per· Oblo oflloe. New offleen will be lng hosplllllzatlon for InJunes Townsend and family, Galena. ry and family o! Chillicothe. lnstal]l!cJ. IUStalned In an atuomoblle ac- Mr. and Mrs. Fern GUiogly ~~--=--"-===---. elden!. He and his mother were visited with his uncle, Mr. WitDIVORCE GRANTJ!!D Involved In an accident at the lie West, Albany, on Sunday. Delms J. Leach h11 been illtenectlon of State Roulet 143 Mr. •nd Mrs. Max Haning and ll'anted a divorce in Melfi IJld :Me. Mrs. Carpenter wa1 in· Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Haning Olunty COmmon Plea court jured but not hospitalised. and dau1hter, Tanya, were refrom Olarlel W. Leach. Mra. Zelia Perry and 1rancJ. cent Sunday dinner guests of daUJhler, Donna Devls, spent Mr. and Mr1. Dele Harvey and '1'0 HELP FATHER peri of Jut wetk with the form- daurhter, June. LONDON (UPI) - Caroline er'• aon-111-law and dauehter, Mr. and Mra. Henry Carpen· Doulllal • Home, 28-year-old Mr. and Mrs. John Duni1an. lor visited his uncle and aunt, _,uebter of fomw Primt Min- Mr. and Mn. Earl Starkey Mr. and Mro. Rob Turner 1'1!lJ!er Sir Alec Dougla3·Home', were In Jeromesville recently cently. has rl!tllped u a lady-In-walt- where they· attended the annual Sunday guesta of Mrs. Ola Hereltl Chue. Mtr. llll to lhe Queen Mother to Alhland Olunty Grange ban· Perry and Frank were Mr. and Mlclcllllltrl help lttl!r father In poUtfc•. quet at the Methodist Chur.h Ml'll. William Thomas, Mrs. Lecul! 51• ~ .hu aervtd the Queen there. Mr. Starkey, a State Amy caldwell and Mr. and I'IIIM WY Mill ~·· liDr lilt pll8t l.wo yean. Grangt officer, was auest Mrs. John Thomao, COlumbus, • I 1 1 ASKS COMPENSATION ! hy a man who himself is hard · John M. Casto, RFD 3, of hearing and has been for ~vWe, the undersi~ed directors attest the correctness ol thlo Peebles, Oho has filed an action er lQ years. W1th hiS new a1d, report of condition and declare that It h" been exomi~ed bJ in Meigs county common Pleas even whiSpers are crystal clear, us and to the best of our knowiedl(e and belief Is true and corrt t' . . If mterested 1! IS sug.ge•ted you cou 1or compensa ton agamst write llEAI!ING 32 E 9th St rec1. Elmer A. Keller, Workmen'S IE1.· p y ' •. · . " J. DilLON CROSS . .. . ''· a. ou w1ll rece1ve full EBER S. ROUSH Dlrectora COmpensation official, and The Imformation at no eost or obliDravo Corp., Reedsville. galion whal•oever -Adv EARL P. CROSS · · - --. -- -----'------- 1fl4'lilL Carpenter S 'a) News by Rambler I Society Notes "COLEMAN" HEATING SALES & SERVICE CUSTOM INSTALLED ? Old Town FlatS For an average 6 room home (special low prices lor other size homes) Hospital ~ews ,. new.Marlin! swinging ~orts•fasfbacld here's performance! · ·here's luxury!. · · where? at Rambler dealers ENTERED HOSPITAL Among those who entered Hoi· zer Hosprtal in the past 24 ~ours were: John B. Bibbet, f>l2 Maple Dr., Mrs. Lnnie L. McCombs, Rt. 2, Galllpolio, Mrs. Pearl E. McDermitt, 1422 Kanawha St., Pt. PJeasant, Ed· gar A. Hume, 1406 Ohio Ave., pt, Pleasant, Cbariel E. Adkins Pl. Ple88111t, Maude A. . Noe, Galllpolls Ferry, Mrs. Freda C. Bratt, 3M Hooker St., Middleport Mrs. Marlon L. French, 499 'Fisher St., Middleport, James P. Lambert, Rutland, Rhonda K. Marks, Jackson, Mrs. Carl E. While, Jr., Jack· son, Emanuel M. Henderson, Jackson, Mrs. James L. Adama, Waverly, Mrs. Roy W. Stewarl, Ashland, Ky., Misa W. Grace Maiming, Ashland, Ky., Mrs. Claude W. Keyes, Rt. 2, Asllland, Ky., and Mrl • .C. Millard Bailey, GreenUp, Ky. BIRTHS Mrs. Oscar Maynard, Rl. 2, Racine, daUihter, 3:3$ p. m. Monday. Mra. David L. Henry, U4 Second Ave., aon, 7:46 a. m. IT FOI FIVE YIARS 0110,100 MILES ' Monday. DISCIIARGED Patients recently 4lsdtarged InCluded David Howell, Hart I Addla, Ray· mond s-, Beverly 8. Jamea, Joltn C. Boyd, George Snodgrili, Mrs• .htme1 Lucll, Sht!'- Rucker, JOiePh OIASE HARDWARE METROPOLITAN MOTORS • eou..;.,. Sf.,,POIMI., • .. man Kemper, 'l1lomlll Norman IJld Ralpli Me.._~y. .' Mill &'Second Sta. ------------wjlfcl>thotllnnr«owashowonCIIII-Wt,~W,_ ... Iflldldl._ll'lltW ' •••1111111111-~"'"'"""------ \! , "SIEGE OF THE SAXONS" Janette Scott, Ronald Lewis tTecbnicolorl TOTAL DEPOSITS · _____ ___------ $1,202,228.04 Total demand depo•its --- --- $ 463,893.00 Total time and savings deposits$ 738,334.14 TOTAL LIABILITIES ______________________ $1,202,228.0f CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Hearing Aid DRIVE·IN TONIGHT" WIDMISDAY "THI WACKIEST SHIP IN THI AIIAYM Jack Lemon IUckJ NelaoD (COlor) Time and savings deposits of individuals a point up t.er husband 's "sec troops by guerrillas m Hau COLUMBUS (UPI} _ Chances of assage ot a SO· America first" program 81 med Ngh1a Province JUst outSide tailed "fair housing bill" plunged sharpfy Mondav night at getting U.S. tourists to vaca- of Saigon Mondsy. when Senate Republicans apparently turned their back lion at home. Her first slop Reliable military sources said on a Democratic offer to tone down their fight to beef • Other assets ------ ----------------------------5,1149.69 · • TOTAL ASSETs ------------------------ --- $1•385 •892·83 LIABILITIES . . .. . O.mand depoSits of mdiVIduals, partnerships, and corporalions ~- --- ----- --- ---- ·- ------- $ 424,83!5.22 $ 60,000.00 · ' l. ~~~~~d int!1"7~:d Gra:·"l;::;~ ~::~ ::~~I~C~~~~-~~-e~-~~-~~~-~~s~-~~~~-::::::: 8~·.!~:~: WASHINGTON IUP!) - The I Johnson administration is put- Store at Broad and Hig!I since last Friday. Incident occurred a month ago. ling the finishing touches on a Streets where his wile had Just as the Vietnamese lroops Military sources said the $1.75 billion list of excise taxes I worked for 20 yeors und began were shaking off the shock of guerrillas captured almost 100 it will ask Congress to rut. ef. l shonlmg. the howitzer blasts, government weapons in the Hau Nghia dis· fective July l. The measure I The gunman fired at th<: Skyraider planes flew over and aster, including !2 automatic could go to the legislators as th ldi . ked hr . early as next week . , , ~ store ~anager and J co_m!Jar.y e so ers pamc , t owmg rUles and three machineguns. · 1supervisor, fata llv wounnmg the down their weapons and run:. Morsaes Packed Full Chances are exee 11 en_t that I manager. John Lyman. He 1ied ning into a lield eovered by Hospitals and morgues in Sai- Co~gdre~s a~~· Willi be asked to · in Mt . Carmel Hosp1tal alter Viet Cong mschinegun fire. gon were jammed with the ~ .e. u e 8 :~JOna exclSeh re~ : more than rour hours or surgThe Vietnamese apparently overflow of dead and wounded uetwns . tot a mg as muc as· ••ry. feared that the planes might Corpses were piled like cord- $800 miiho~ for ne~t January . In critical condition at the accidentally bomb or strafe' wood on cemetery grounds out- to offset bigger Social Secunty hospital was Robert Aylor, a g A · .1 'd Sa !.axes 1 po_SI_'t'I_on_s_. -"~'m_:.' _rn _ me _ n..:_ a:.:r.:.::"'::e.:_::=i&::_on::_'.:_s.::Dil::'-:-litary =:'...:h=os~p= ita=:l. This. second round wi'll ap•ly d_istr_ict__ man_ag_er_ for _the _drug :.o_ve r _ _ __ _ primarily to automobiles and I telephone calls. which are not to be included in the admini" l t MASON 6,100.00 Fai'r Housi·ng Bill Seems Deaf Man Perfects I r~'~;r;;~~~~.:d~i:~~£::~~: I:;·:·~eo~~!~:~~m:r o~i:~:a~":~! Dead Foilowing Maneuvers If:no;g~I~::s~~i~. ;::bah~~ . Midget Transistor Surp~~ ~~·_r_e_·-~~~~tandin~-~:-~~~~~r-~~!~~-:: DUMFRIES, VA. - MRS. 1 Incomplete casualty rep?rts Lyndon B. Johnson paid tribute ' said 15 Vietnamese soldiers today to everyont fro m gover- 1,.,,. killed and 37 wounded nors to garden clubs fo • cteal·l when a large Viet Cong force ig billhoard-free superh1ghways : stormed through Song Be, the through lush, green land. . capital of mountainous Phouc The First Lad)· took advanl· Long Province 75 miles north- --··--- THE fiRST NATIONAL BANK I Deposits of States and political subdivisiona -- --- rounter-attack. " 1 738,334.14 3115.11 38,7153.57 , GBC SumJDer ·• Classes Will ... Begin June 10 Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 11, 191l!l-5 I Att k c •t I Ie 0ng ac s apI a 1·.• ~- ~ D-R , . . . SANTO DOMINGO tUPll - Wessln s resignation as one of a Meanwhile, rebel attacks ~n B r 1g. Hen. Elias Wes- number of conditions lor pos- U.S. poBillons contmued despite lin tho govemment ·'strong stble neaotiatlons With ~~· their repeated agreemenll lo ma'n, complicated the already· G~. Antonio lmbert Barreras cease fii'O. • . . military-civilian junta. A US .111 k confused Dommican. Sltuatmn "We did understand from an 'd h · · Dll ~ryfir ·~~~ma~ early today by refusm1 to resai eavy re e a lign, it was reported here. official source the! he IWessin) least one U.S. paratrooper and A U.S. Emir.lssy spokesman Iwas going to resign at approx~ wounded six late Monday, in· aaid Wessm " "I'OCOnBidering" mately 4 p.m. Monday," the em- creasing total American casualthe resignation which the em- bBBoy spokesman oald early to· ties 1o 15 combat dead and 85 bassy had reported earlier. day. "We now underst.and he Is wounded in a week of sporadic Col. Francisco Caamano De- reconsidering his decision. The lighting. no, the rebel leader who is ang- question of his ~:esignation is a C8'8mano estimated Monday ling for recognition as "consti- matter between ' Gen. lmbertl that U.S. Marines and paratutional president," bad cited and Gen. Wessin." troopers have killed 40 to 50 AM''"'; \\ a /K)•. e-r Mrr. Reynolds 1rns Part in Meeting I Middlflaort, o. . ~ ·• ON I\OVING .AllliWI Eq~Demaii SeColjwJ ~ Lar- L-----------~...,..,.-t::-~r"'";:'~<"/ -•·If. A, .:~ USN,~, al Mr. ,, .. Thil epeciallow price includea: o 100,000 BTU EMPIRE LP-Gae Forced Air Furnace Only 50' high. Takes up little space. Fully guaranteed. Quiet, powerful, durable. • 6 warm-air room ducts • Cold-air return duct o Central therm011tat control o Complete Clllltom installation in your home o &ntal·free WJe of metered eat tank and meter With this Empire Furnace you can add air c~nditioni~g at any time. No change in the blower system will be required. Save money by inlltalling now. Enjoy the economy, convenience and cleanlinElllll of Ashland LP-Gas. 3 EASY PAY PLANS On new homee the total coat can be inaluded in your mortl•l•· For conversion or replacement, the paym~nts can be eet up on a 5-year FHA loan, or you can pay JUllt 10% down and take up to 24 months on the balance. Ofrfl E•plrll July :Jf, 111_1 fir - - 11111 IIIII cou1111 lo till AlhiMid LP·IH llll'JII'IInt llllrllt I"· ~-----------------1 "''" "nd mt more dtt•ll• on ttl• special FOrctd A!r Htatlng 0"''· I I I I --------------, Nam •. ~ t Add I11 l'ho DttootltnotoHom I I I I I ~-------------------·~~~----------t, ' '- I 1 . I ~-------------------------------J ' AIHL~ND OIL a REFINING COMPANY\ . lex 471-Hlthway 124-l'o!n••r(Qhlo Phenr. WY 2·2167 . .· Ripley, W•t Vlrgl11l~PhiM 372;2221 ' ,. �.......... ........ .. ~ ... . ..."1 ........ ~ , . ..... ~. . . ~ .. - ;- • ... ~·~~ ...,. .. ~~ · ~····· .. -~ •• - .. . . . . . . . ~ ., ... . - - R. . - _... . . ........., , 0 ~ . :Classified Ads Your Modern Community BuiiCtin WANT AD INFORMATION . I:INI P,II, DJW>w;&O Da1 Blfore PUblleattoa lllfODdu DeadUna 11:00 A.Jl. For Rent Real Estate For Sale 6--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middl~port, 0., May 11, 1965 Business Services MODERN 6 rooms_ a_nd.,.-:b-a"'tb apartment Middleport. Pb. WY 2-3121. 3 24 tfc --· @) ur. MARK IV 2 SIGNS OF I Parenfl Vuited bf · Children, Familiet Mr. and Mrs. Dan Farmer of Dayton and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Skinner of Columbus spent : "11411TY the weekend with their parent., · • MAY 11 M D F $2095 The American Legion Auxil- I'll. ave armer and Mr. an<l ! 1963 Ch ev. 1mpa 1a 4 Dr. Mrs Arthur Skinner · lary of Lewis Manley. Post Mr.· and Mrs. Farmet · Locally owned with new car appearance inside and out. were Beautiful beige and brown finish, wlslw tires, V·8 engine, American Legion Will meet accomparu'ed bv lhell'· ~-··~ter, T d t 7 t th Mt • _..,., Powerglide Irons., radio and heater. ues ay a p.m., a . e . · Mary Lucinda, who remained in 1963 Ford Gelaxie 500 HT Cpa, __ $1995 ~tpoori~ Baptist church m Mid- Athens to spend the weekend 406 cu. in. V8 engine, 4 speed trans. Vioyl interior. Radio · with a friend Darlene ' - · at The WSWS of the ..... ..-~.. . ' """'" and heater. Red finish. G<Jod tires. ~"~:.'::."::' Ohio Unnlersity M'- Farmer EUB church wm have a wuur • IBD • 1963 Corvair Mona Cpa. $1799 er. daughter potluck dinner on a senior at Meadowdale High Spider equipment. Locally owned and tuned to go. 4 speed Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the church School m Dayton. will ent.r box, bl ower on motor, jet black f inisb, red interior, new social r0001. Mrs. Selim Blaze- 1 Oh1 0 Un tver SitY ne Xl Septembe r. · Sh h ·· f whitewall !Ires. 1\adio and heater. wicz will be program leader ' el was ~ e recJpl"';t tho set• following the dinner. ~ra awar .s. given ~ e sen. Oo A mother - daughter potluck !Or recogntlJOn service held at OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. dinner sponsored by the WSCS the high school last week. and the Lydia Circle will be She was awarded the "Litle POMEROY, OHIO held at the United Methodist Loa" trophy for the most out church Tuesday at 6:30 p. m. standing accomplishment in vo Meat, dessert and beverage will cal music in a four year peri Marine Supplies be provided. Those attending od, chosen by the faculty. Thi' are asked to bring their own is one of the most coveted a. 12 ft. ALUMINUM boat with table service. All women of the' wards given durlnl the year. trailer and 2 H.P. MOTOR. ch~rch and daughters or guest She also received a sCholarship Phone WY 2-3280. · are Invited. award for outstanding grade' 5 11 6t May I% sponsored by the P.T.A. Mis, 15 fl. OUTBOARD, 35 H.P Ev· Pomeroy Shakespeare club Farmer ranked 7th high In a inrude motor good condition. will meet at the home of Mrs. senior class of 380 students wittJ • M D B . kl AI' B I k c 102 Ebenezer St I Phone WY . ' TIC es, ICe r c - . F. Tompkins wedn esday at an average of 3.99. Her name 2-2636. 5 10 3tp les to Frank H. Fitch, Anna 1 p.m. for a potluck luncheon, wiD be placed in the Meadow· FOO . T GLASSPAR Cabin R. Fitch,. Lot, Middleport. . f.ollowed by the regular meet- dale High School Hall of Fame. 18 Cruiser, 7> H.P. Johnson AIRuthLHI!IIh, Rpodney T WL. IH!Ihl, rngw.h·t R Lod A ·t· Her father Is a Middleporl . ICe a IC ter a 1c 1e ose ge UX118ry H' h s h00 I I . df Electramatic Motor, I ike ' e · ' •11 Wd d h lg c a umru an ormer new. Gator ~.,·ter. Call Har· JEeabnne Cooke, .George Albert lwl. rnheetll. eMn'edsdlay att HI te band director of the higb school · 'AI/ Mond&,. Pomeroy Motor Co. SOCIAL CALENDAR 1elevision Revue - :J tour ""'"' lurn"h* POMEROY - Frame house CORRECTIONS ed and lllllumlobed apon with shingle siding, 5 rooms, Will be accepted until 9:00 A. !1. For DIQ' fll PubHcaliOJI meDia WY ~ U 6 tic bathroom, gas heating, full RJ:GULATIONS ""'•" ""' LOTS The PubUIIher re~e:rve, the ttibt J.l\.l'U.LI.I!d\ free sew- basement. Corner lot with to "'" •• .-Qoco "'' ••• duumod age and water. Brown's Trail outbuildings and garden space. (lhje(!tlon•bte. ' Erron thould be 0 1 $4000 "''o'"' JmmodloloJ•. Tho ••"· er Park (Sf ale Approved) nY .00. Sales & Servt'ce ~".:',:- ...:u on:o',n~~~~::,';'",::.':U:~ Minersville, Ohio, Phone WY STATE ROUTE 14, - With '17 2-3324. I 15 Uc acre farm, 20 acres or more RATES for culll·vatJ·on.• n•·ce garden. •Fits Almost Every car ro• "'"' Ad " ' " ' " .. Ceatll per word OP-e Insertion. TRAILER lots for rent. elose 6 room frame house with to Laundrymat and schools front and back porch<, ,alh- •Transferable When 11 ~;:u~.. c~~':.o ,: t.::'! ... ...,•.,,. '"''"'"n•. Valley Lumber & Supply Com- room , good cellar barn, and You Trade Cars 60 Per ¢tnt Dlacounl on paid ad• 11011 '"' paid Within 10 d&YJ. pany, MtddJeport. t().3..tfe other outbuildings. A buy at • Guaranteed 24 months ~•o,.cg T'I:.NKs,. • ';,~;r'AR~ FOR RENT - N!ca 6 room $6.100.00. or 24,000 miles llaum Each additional word lc t s 33 PROPERTY 80 a.so ..'>F~~c~, ~o,:.:~ M D•il> apartment. In Pomeroy. 170 . ,. eMost Popular Unit Ionon~., 'J?s ~o Mi.i"v "'" ""'"· WMYuib2er2ry5:,_Av. Prtiva3t7e8 esntrancde ~~~. ~~d~~~en~etwwl.elehn Ppolmte- . In the U.S.A. To PLACE A • ,. or a econ ' . en y RESIJLTw:~~o~~"" St. 4-26·t!c pr.nd sites and building sites. 00 APARTMENTS - 1st and 2nd Large house with 7 rooms, . lnstotlad floor, furnished and unfurnish- i bath. hot air heating, spring PHONE WY 2-2156 ed. Middleport and New [ fed water supply, excellent Haven, w. va. WY 2-3267. site with strawberry planting, Notice 5 5 &tc 2 hives of bees, "''. garage. Excellent opportunity for Pomeroy, 0. LOSE WEIGHT safely with For Sale conservationalist. $6000.00. Dex-A-D•et tahlets. Only 98c ,. , M coNTROLS 5 11 3tc SEWING MACIDNE _ repair at Stark's Drug Store "' '""'':':•';;:,.;:~:,~:' "' ,,. HOUSE FOR SALE on Laurel services all makes WY2-2284 3 12 60tc rl•culllml!nded ror controlh_n~ A l~- Clirt Road Mrs. Norman E. . I aH W~v!L r..conQmital Umco AltThe Fabnc Shop Pomeroy. AUTOMOBIT..E Insurance DeeD alfa Weevtl srorcy co n tauu: b 0 I h . Hysell, WY 2-6:122. A th . d s· I s I cancelled? l.JOBt your oper& j~1.:~~~~t ~~P~~:il~esto1117 ~~~}~s bef:: ~ 4 30tp s:rvi~~tze mger ~ e: ~~~ . ll 7 Call WY • ··'"'"'"'· ""' to "''''· " ' " ' " ' ' von SALE B . · tof I CenJ! ... "iJVU jlOUd COntrol Of de sti'UC"tiVe larvae f' . UJ!dlug lots, 200 SIOU< ''""· '"" "" ,, ' w""-'· .,., x 100 Rt. 7 five minutes ~·etgler BaUd'-• ~PP... lor fllf~~~· ' • .,.. OUlJ :.'I'll •3 - - - -- · - - - - - l'OutroiB splttlebUI{!I. uthet• il·.'~t'..ts. LAN..DMARK. ~leigs c.·tnJnt.v I from downtown Pomeroy. $695 aew homes. Built ki LOS I an d Foun d •a rm nur-eau Cuoper~tJ~e AMsOI'iB· h PI II'Y 22413 in 'lcb11 ' :-:;-:=-- = - · _ __ t1an - Ea111 Main Strtl<:l, PQJn,..roy. eac · 10ne • ens, storm windOWS, aiUfDo LOST - Brown and while ISAVE 0-N-1'1R-ES'. 670 x 15 , 5 7 &to In ·m C II G old Hubbard WY 2-3176. ersbach to Richard 0. Spur- eglon a m 1 epor. os. band here. tt d . ··· 1 " · um 81 ·ng. 8 uy Netg. ' to lock, Peggy R. Sporlock, Lot, esses w1ll be Mrs. Ct•rence Me- -- - 5 10 3 111 vJcm•ty 0 • Sll.95, 750 x 14 $13 95. Prices HOUSE FOR SALE, 2 years spo e pony ler, Racine, Ohio. Middleport. Neal, Mrs. Oma Nelson and Program Presented Keno or Eagle Ridge. Phone plus tax. Newell's Sunoco. old. 3 bedrooms bath and I~ 29 tiC M • 1 1 B d Mrs Mildred Ja 0 bs WI 9-2828 collect for anv m- ' h Oh' ' USICa nstruments ernar Sweeney, Julia Mae · . ~ · . By Young Classe11 _ 3 C ester, 10, Phone 985-230>. carport. No down payment reSweeney to Ralph R Pratt Em· The !mal meetmg ot the MJd· Th Be . d p . 1ormation. > I 0 tp 5 II &lc qutred. Tel. SH 2·>468. HEATING, Plumbing, MueDer SPINET PIANO, beautiful fin· alene Pratt Lot Middle' rt dleport Literary Club will be e gmners sn rJmary -~---~~ - - -5 7 12tc Furnaces. Arnold Brotben, ish. May be had by assum- Rat h R 'pratt' E:'aten'e held Wednesday afternoon at classes . of the Rock Spring' I RH UBA RB for sale. Wilkie SarP · . • 118 East MaiD Street, Pom- ing small monthly payments. 2 p. m. at the home of the out- MethodiSt church presented a He p Wanted son, Portlapd, Phone VI 3- FOR SALE: 7 room house with eroy. Pbooe WY Z.%448. . . . . See it locally. Write credit "':at! to David R. Long, Lots, going president Mrs James Mothers Day program at the BABY SITTER to live in and 2484. 5 ll 31c bath, situated on 3 lots. Ph. tfc department Box 1991, ParkMiddleport. · _ Euler. Mrs. C~rl Horky will Sunday Sc.hool hour Sunday. 7 20 care for two small children AHTII'ICIAL flowers aJ.e lorna- WY 2·3561. ,J. H. Allen, 786 - - ersburg, W. Va., or call 485- BesSJe G. Webster to John present the program on poetry A Greetmg by Stephanie Rad LiRht housework Phone WY2· to plants Pearl Park r L· _ Hysell Street, Middleport, 0. AUCI'IONEER Answering ford , opened the program, fol· 4401 5 7 &tc son T. Jones, 60 acres, Olive. entitled "The 2485. 5 11 3tc rei Cliff . Rt 124 e ' au 5 6 tic Complete Service . Iva Mae Buck •. dec. to Frank Voice.',' Rsepoose to roll call lowed by a recitation, Our Pro WANTED - Middle • aged wo' . . 5 ll 3tc FOR SALE: 5 room house, Crill Bradford legal Notice Lester Buck, Lillian Burt, AlfJd. will be a world poet. gram Begins by David Harri' man to make home wllh one PREE USE f -- C t bath, basement. Gas furnace, Write, Prone or Conlacl of Trans., Salisbury. The Guild of the Grace Epis- of the. Beginners Class. Four lady 6 days a week Call Sl. o. hour h arpe fireplace. Priced for quick A. C. BRADFORD '" THE coMMON , •., court .F;ank Lester ~uck, dec., to copal Church will meet Wednes- re~Jiatwns were giVen by th<· WY '2-3278 Will consider mid- BlmmpLooer wS,t/ pure asekof : sale. Phane 773·>611, Mason, Racine, Obio AUORIYM~•::v~~~.•l,•• OHIO Lillian B'!"l, Afhd. lor Trans., day at 8 p. m. in the Parish Prima~y class, I'm Glad II'.< · ue ustre mmpoo. Ba er W Va tic ~ 1 tf~ ruppen "''"~ ohio, '"'"""• Salisbury. House. Mothers Day, by Bobby Ball: 4 16 5 7 t~c Furniture. die • aged couple. 5 11 6tc · · •o•• FRAN';; ,. .._ ......,.,., John Arbaugh, Ethel Arbaugh Mother's Day is Every Day, b> LADY TO live in. Housework lJPRIGHT PIANO With bench ROOM brick home, 2 bath· Karl Graeser, Plumblq and ::,;, •:,::::., ...,,. l'nDt. .,,. to Gerald Violet, Gladys VIolet, WTdhe Rdaclne.ghGranMge will meet Donnie Smith: God's Gilt I< and care for 5 boys. Call in good condition. 135 .00 cash. rooms, finished Bttic and Heating Front. uno Lu<u WWiom ......._ Parcel, Orange. e nes ay m t, ay 12, at 8 Us, by Judy Radford, and I Ca' 0 • 0 · Fuok. Ell i'raok. Mobol LYteL SH 2-5414. or write Vester Must be sold th. k Se basement. Out of high water. Minersville, Oblo Mary E Sarver Emery s p. m. at the Grange Hall. Ohio Depend On Mother . by Christy Harvey Frank. Letitia Gilliand. aka ' ' IV a lk er, La ngsvi II e, Ohio. at the St p 1•IS wee L th. e Central heating, pn'ced for End your sewer tronbles TJob GUliond, """''" ,.....,.., Do- Sarver to ·Clinton Sarver Par-· VaIIcy and Greal B end granges Hyse II . A potted geranium wa, 4 21 tfc Church, Pomeroy, · au s beu f eran quick sale. Phone WY 2-61l6 "J~mn lloltfor, Cora Alloa. "" ....._ · ' ill be guess t· ted eac h molher present, r e We bave all sizet Frant. Kaue orr. Lolli o. Metel, Salisbury. w presen 0 Civil Servl~f..tsl noon. or WY 2·2205. Charles F. Sewer Matblnea ~:;::;. 'i>,:, ';:':;!.',.?'~.... Pauline Markins tq Arnold Th p May 13 following the program. 5 10 31 c Mll!ll wo,mto n Ill •n(l tt'i'flt seeurt IOI)l • Wildermuth. 4 13 tfc Reasonable Rates Da Frank. the untnowa tlelnl. 4eva. Grate, Mildred Grate .160 ace omeroy Bend c. B. Ra· R .. . ~;.~~:..!~~' c;~;~fl~m.to~o4 d;:;~~~r~~~ 1964 HONDA for sale. 'J';.Jke FOR SALE:· All modern briCk. Call WY Z..%97' Day or Night ~';.We~;u:b;··~ll:'~';!~tra;::;o:.d 4: re, Rutland. ' dio Club will hold its regular ecogn1.t wn Grven ' ""n• n• •ntH appnlnled El:per1enee over payments. Call WY 2 . May T0 a u~· ll'.<lll 1IJ unnereS.!IllrJ li'R.I!:E lnln1'11'la· frame 3 bedroom ranch style 7 26 Uc ceBJed ' J 0 b.D r raDk. Geor.. Frank. Donald L. Rhodes Eva J ' meeting Thursday evenmg, 10 tLr~.erl 2463 after 3 p. m' '8-31 Sam FraD.t. L1na Lucu, WiWam 13th t 7 30 t th Am . 1 '"'' on IDhl. ~a l arlea. reqiJtremC~nUI. ,,.. c home on Chester R=: .n-1" Frank, D. D. Frank. Elt ~'rank. ala. hodes to Bondena E. Stribiing a : p.m. a e erMother~s Day at the SyracnCle W · ,oe •..,.,"' flvlnt nam•. addnu and ..... ..., ~ bel L 1 Ha .fri.Dk. Lett .¥!!' '"'"' NEW zig zag sewing machine State Highway Garage. 100 1 PAINTING, Interior and exter GJw•.:." ; .. .::r:'fi o1111, ... 1 ...,.':,: 'I• acre, Lebanon. ican Legion Hall in Middleport. Methodist church was obs'eried'' ~~~;~· 1 n8e:~r~!~.~~ P::ei'CI~o!:m.,., automatic with fashiOn di.o;;cs:/ 400 lot. Several (inancing plans ior• Roof work of all kinds. Ed Woodard, Dora Helt~er. Cor• &Jle~ Fr11nll:, Jame1 Prank. Katie Orr. b The annualthMother1' Daughter during the Sunday School hour Does everything without al- available to qualified person. Phone VI 3-2700. 4-30-Utp Lolo c. M•Ke-. RorUo .,...., .u. down Greenup I :50 a. m.; Alton anquet of e E eanor Circle Sunday with recognition giv, mplovment Wanted tachments. Balance due 9 Phone WY 2-5337. 4 13 tfc ~~.:;::~ !~0:"":-.!."":"..:: Zephyr up Greenup of Heath Methodist Church will en all mothers present, 0 dressmak- "' '""''"' w ....,.,.. ""' .... 2:40 a m.· Defender ap Green- be held Thursday evenmg at 6 Miss Marcia Karr read ··· a WIDOW WOULD like J or 4 payments $ti.OO monthly. IVY FOR SALE·. 3 bed room ranc h EXPERIENCED notice that oa Ule :uat daJ of March. . • • M B d Fultz · . 2·2575. > 7 ole style brick. frame home on ing, alterations. Phone WY Z. ,,.., tbe ........,...,Au._ Cit... up3:20a.m.; Walker up Green· p.m. rs. ernar IS prayer of tribute to IIV!q· alld days work a weeK. Lrrena 4-24-311tc Ill••· n1"' be• Petllloa ••""" ... up 4. 10 8 m • John Lad d program cha~rman and Mrs. deceased members after wbich 2276. Snyder, WY 2·6961. lll Ut• court of Common Pleu of · • ·• Leo Sm1'th and Mrs. Wilham . . ' 1959 Model 8 x 35 ft. trailer. C.hester Road , near State "''" couno7• oblo, .,..,.,. tbat .._ Dean down Greenup 4:50 a. m.; on behalf of the school, ~~ 5 5 61c Harry Edwards, Langsville, H1ghway Garage. 100 x 400 lot AIR CONDITIONING Refrlger- ::,~ ':..~~,:: ~:i'!:i',: lho follow- Ravenswood up Greenup 5. 35 Russell are hostesses. presented potted plants to Mrs. lode fireplace storm windows · · · Rock Sp mg· G ill · , Ohio. 5 1 &tc Ltves '. . • ation service Jack's Relrtg......,. "' ouvo ToWUhlp, "".. a m · Walter Hougland down r s range w 0 ma Wmebrenner the oldest =:::-c:---. -:---:::-- NICE doors patio tiled bath and · C•••••· Ohio, and ...,., "' ,,.,. • ·' meet Thursda t 8 Th th M PlGS for sale, :\!arvin Stone. . FAMILY grocery store k.tch' ha~ d fl eration, New Haven, Phone uon 32. To- •· ..... u. "'lho Greenup 6:45 a. m.; Steel Trad· . y, a p.m. ere mo er, rs. F ra n~c'un Hendrix . two miles out of Rutland on m Tuppers Piams on Rt. 7, :ell ~~;..fated w:ve 1 fi 00"• TU 2-3537. 4 8 Uo ~1'::; .~":':.:'"t:: !':'":~,-:; er up Meldahl 4 p.m. will be •.program and refresh- the youngest mother, 'llld Mro. Harrisonville Road. m. Me1gs Co. B. uilding and in- . •. ra nan: ..,, Fneuon 30. omd """""" Galllpolli Dam _ Naitonal up ments will be served. Carroll Norris the omolber p1ans available to qualJ. thenc-a West ta ludl 11.ow or forThe Rock S · B It 'th ••· da' h Stoc k domg a nice bus- rng Sip vmce f d Ph p LogaD Fire and Safel)' Equip.. ,,.,. owned •• Lll>o v-ard. 6:15 p. m.; Southern down 7:25 prmgs e er WI w~ most ug ter1 pres5 11 iness. D. H. WOOD, REAL- 5~ 7 · one omero;, WY 2- menl, Sales and Service, Porn- ~~~·:lr.~;n~,..:• .!'"!'.:.J'':'.; a. m.; J. S. Lewis up 8:45 a. Health Club will meet Thurs- ent. FOR SALE : Fine pony. Com~ TOR, Phone 44&-1066, Galli· 4 tfc eroy. All types and sizes of moko ,., buodnd ,....,, ...... m. day at I p.m., at the home of - - - - - - - - - and see. Mason 773·5923. polis, Ohio. & 12tc FOR SALE : Large 4 bedroom fll'e extinguishers, 2'!'• lb. ex:0~\. ~:., ~ ~~ KanaWI1l River Lucy Jane Mrs. Wilbur Bailey, with Mrs. Fred Dessauer, 0 1·5-301c home, m Racme, In good ttnm,;•bers Boater's Special. Tho ·~""'" •on•.,... •• ,... Lucas down Marmet 9·40 p m · Arlee Abbott in charge of the AprU 14 ;:;:-;=7'"-,:;---;::-----; d· · C ,_.. ' deed betnt the Eartem oa.ba1f • ·• Dr- Melvin E. Doerr, VeterJn. con Itmn - out of high wat- Dwight Logan, Distributor. •• tbo above •.,,,..,. "'" of Duncan Bruce up Marmet 12:45 program and Mrs. Maxine Ar· The Junior Class at· Pomeroy arlan, large and smaU animals er. Hot water _heating sys- Phone WY 2--3821. ~::.,a~~~m:, t~ra~i~ ~ a. m.; Thelma Ann dow1 Mar~ nold, the contest. High school is havinJ a rum· 128 Washington St., Ravens- 3 HP Briggs & tem, large electnc hot water 4 14 30tp '""'''nl .. "' ""•· ...,,. or '""· met 3:10 a. m.- Semel up Win- The Past Councilors of Theo- mage sale In the Smith BulldSt •• t.._ E . tank ' storm w·lDdows. To be REFERENCE DEED: Vottss. Pa" • I •. . d C . . wood, W. Va Pbone 273-4271 ••n ""'"" .. , , V•J. '"· •••• .,, VoL ,.,, fled 1:15 a. m.; George Pr1ce orus ouncll Daughters of mg 011 Second St., Aprll14 and •·urs, Daily 4 to 6 p. GARDEN PRIDE sold .,. 144, "'' Pate Vol. 10;1" 'VoLPop ""' up Winfield 2·45 a• m''• Allen R• America wiD meet 'lbursday 15· Anyone hav1'ng rummage •· · O!fj~ "'~ uu Cl 1 tod settle WI estate. Call Bob WU..SON'S car wash, 550 Page •~ol. 138, Pap • w m. ~ tic ROTARY MOWERS e an • 9-296>. St., Middleport, Ohio. Cars "'' Vol. '"'· Paeo .... ,.. a. Merrill down Winfield 6:35a.m. evening at the home of Mrs. be picked up Call WY-z-3019 1 5 8 Uc vacuumed. WY 2-3715. ~C::" ~e~~~~ty.toOhi~ar .... ' ' 46 ·97 PONIES for sale. Will finance. F()~R;-;;S-;A;cLE;:;-·.-,::-._.-ern--· .:._:room 4-22-301c MJtJon •r ,., ,... ... of " " Pbune WY 2 2007 , IO &t Open Mon.-Sol. Til 9 PM ~ • ''"'· o• ;uo1 mont .,. ......, wui ~-- ·_ -• P POMEROY fnme home in Syracuse, with .. """.,.. •••,... 7011• For Sale or Rent bath, <3 bedrooms) largo utiJ. Legal Notice A~KEVALIEII, Jlck W, C~rsey, jty room doubl rt, CIOW, CROW & POITitt. UR ·-Manager , e carpo gas ATTORNIYJ FOR PLAINT'" FO. ROOM HOUSE, 3 acres PHONE fllllldce, . fully Insulated, w•ll LEGAL NOTJCI "' L 12. 20 .zt• "' .. 11, ... of ground In the country. WY 2-2181 to ...111 carpet! sealed.,,. will be " " ' . . , •• , . . _ _ _.:;::;::;::::=~--~ ' ng, b'lrch ca b'I• CouncU of the VIUate of PomervY Drilled well water in the ~ ~~;;";;;;;;;""""'""'.... nets. Shade and fruit trees, Ohto, until twelve o'clock noon I!:.S.T. bolllle, furnished, located a- DON'T PUMP yrm sluggish se~ sr r ubb ery- Ci OSe to school on May 21, 1965 lor Jmprovementl w rr Boat Launclllna: Facllltle1 .u 1et horth bout 2 miles out of Bashan. tic tank. Get Klean-Em-AU and church. Very reasonable 1n plana .and •pecificatlona ther&ro..· t' •--•· J G d · ' now on file In !.he offll!tl ot the Clerk Gas an d eIectric1ty and tele- sep lC LGllll. c eaner. Landra y Cra1g, Syracuse, Ohio <~f the vma 1 e of Pomeroy, Ohlo. At phone available. Possession Dlark Fant Bureau. WY 2-2810• the time hereinbefore menuonet:~ uid Ganae R...ull ..., Galllpo"bida will be publl<:ly Qpeoed and r~ad -e ..... ~ UG Immediately. E. E. Hayman. ~ 18 tfc 4 1 Uc •• tho Muoldpol Bulldln1. Pom01o7, Dam IL 17 0 nmn1ng 17 feet - -Ohio. ' • • Syracuse, Ohio. Phone WY 2· USED PIANOS AU ''"'o''" ohou ........ , .. on rollers, Pomeroy • Masob 6181 or WY 2-7889. TWO nice reconditioned up· =:-7;;A:;:U:::T ::-O --:c.::_S:..A:.:L:.:E:.:S___ t~~'::;!, 10:acW~~~~~~n:!~w~! !'::~ 21.35, Pt. Pleasant 24.34, lfin. ---=--- = - -5_ 1_1_&~tp right pianos, priced for quick 1952 MODEL ~ ton pick up .. "''~•"' 10 '"' c•••• "' co"n· ton 1.94 falling, Ch Kanawha Falls dl. VIllage of P<~meroy, Ohio, and S 34 f Ui l k For Rent sale. Call Rutland Furniture, true . Price $375.00. Rowley mailed Gr delivered to •alt:l Clerk. · , a ng, ar eston 19.62 ,..--:-.,-:::-:: _ SH 2-4811. 5-8-3tc & Reed Hardware. 5 11 tfc ::.rro~::~ :~ ~e o:P:~:fe~-:!r!~aiW falling. London and Mannet I and ' ROOM f ' hed t = .,-;ccc---PlaJUI lllld &peclflcationl tiD be dams were on the tills and 1 urms apar · THREE burial Jots in Beech 19ii6 CHEVROLET, 19ii6 Ford. "'" " th• MuoJ<IpoJ BuJkiJ••· "'m. Winfield dam wa I'Wlll. ' ments. Rowley & Reed Hard- c . s . F' er<ly. Ohio. or may be obtained tos IDg one ware. f rove. wn"t e or ca II J . w_ Keys tone Servu~e tat1on, 1ve 1 ether with blddlnt blaDiu upon P•Y· foot 5 11 t c Leaper, 37 Riverside Drive. Points ~ II .Qtp WILL ml'flt of $5.00, hiONI! OF W"ICH Bo 't M I ' OMJ"V BE REFUNDED. 8 Ovemen I! FIVE ROOMS and bath, t39 Dayton 5, Oho. Tel. 228-2566. FOR SALE _ One 1957 Hed· m!'J:::' .~~.,''J.:~'':~:'!. ":': ,..';: Ohio Rl•er - Harvey Jordon Butternut Ave. Phone WY 2-5 7 1otc man 4 ~ door sedan S20000 ble after rec~pt. or the l'l!quest. up 14, 9:15 p. m.· Lorena up 2322 5 11 · · tfc 1954 CYLINDER Ford new mo- WY 2-5251. 7 tic · aP:~·~!u:U: .~~~=~~=: 14, 2:25 a. m.j J~ffboat down ONE ROOM trailer for reni. tor and clutch, 2 bulls, breed FOR SALE · 1956 F d F . :~ :~P~":t ~~su~tJ.!:o~~ -:mt:! 14, 5:50 a. m.; OVEC down 14, ' Close to my home . All utili- ing age, Hereford Charlaise ' ' or ati' bid .. IUrety for the exeuct.loo <If 6:10 a. Rl.; Andrew caiboun up ... _ fum' h lane, good hres, car in fine the contract. " certtfled checll on I 14 6· 25 a m . Zllll'm dow .. ,:..· ua IS ed and natural gas. cross, 1 superior grain drill, condition a t t· lr 1o1vent bantr drawn and made PlY· • · • ., er n II . , u oma lC ansm1s able to Ute Vlllaae ot Pomuoy, Uhlu. 16, 2:45 a. m.·, "--ard down I-se If l'ft · Phone VI 3·2600 · I pu type, 2 bottom AI 1953 1n '" 1 • 1 flh vnw 5 11 tfc plow. 1 field cultivator. culti smn. . ~ Fordomatic moun~ ~mwfu be':'crce~~~d ~n lie~ :t17, 1:10 a.m.; Charles Steven~. d transmiSSIOn and 1953 Ford laid bmld. Sh ould 811)' bid be reject- !KID up 17 3•35 a m . Susan wSfX ROOM HOUSE- in Pome. vator an 1 bottom plow for 6 cyl radiator 4 n t ed, IUCh b<lnd or eertlflet:l Chad shall La t • • 't ·rQY ,· POOne WY 2--S3S . Allis Chalmers "B" tractor. · · m el ou rorthwnh be returned to the bidder ne down 17,4:40 a.m.; Reli5 Leading Creek road, from ~~=d•hoorul~e~'li1 !:d c~ec~cc!~~adbo,'",',~ able down 17, 6 a. m. ·, Vulcan ph 4 14 tic one SH 2-4656 · 4-30-l2tp Rau le 7. Robert Vance,. Route turned upon ,roper execution and llp 18 J :45 a m.. Eli!!ha Woods . SHED 3 fOQmS, 00 - --·IftSUrance I ' Mddleport • Obi0. ~ •••121P leeurinJ of. the- contraet. 13' 2:25 ·a m.; ' Beaver UP Fum grOUDd The IUCCellfU] bidder Will be re- Up ~oor. S. Front St., Middle- AUTQMOB)LE Insurance been 1954 CHEVROLET z door sew.n ~~~~,..toa,~::C~! ~~a~n!~~~ew~:~: 18, 3:20 a. m.; Bayou Baratiera llOrl· Call WY 2-514! cancelled' Lo t Mrs John W Stout Harri· '" him •n• •h•" fnmloh bond ,. '"' up 18, 5:40 a. m.· Ranger up 5 1 4 27 tfc tor's lice~se: c ~0 ~ son~ille, SH ;:~~~~c~:!~ ~~~ ~~: r~!~~~~ 0:e~::!~ 19, 10 P. M. : Jeffe;son down 20 <If IJBit:l COD&ract in the IUm of 5:10 a, m.' Inca do.-., 21 6•10 5 10 3tc &nee .J BEDROOM brick Dupl6 with 615t£c 100 per nnt of tha kltal amount of · ' "'" • • ~ 41'&rA~~"e. Butternut Ave., Porn---;111 ~e-:::fta-m-b"'t_ er..::....::.:..=. hil btd In cue of failure t<~ execute a. m_. ; Jerry ~sworth d.(J:WD 23, lfPI'rt •• 11111111!1 will . . . . . ' e -. PHtYI'O Copymg Servtce Cop=.~d~~~~ac:td~er1 t~~t:! !:n:~r::"~ 8:30 P·. in.: Little George down . ... ;, ... ' el01· CaD WY 2-5127. tea made ol legal papers. World Sland11111 d Qlalpact te • .,. obondonod '"' oon'·"'' '"" 28 1:15 a. m.' L Fieore down Thlolo lfle·llome «tho GTO, Uw l<ond ltonnevltle,tlt .. 'Mane ' , :, 4 r1 tfc EsceUe the bond or checll aceompartylnJ the ' "iijjli~Trooma btrth records and almost any 8,a ... .,.., .... ohoU .. tor<• liM to tho vu. 23,' 2:.05 a. m.: ' Queen City down and 2+2, tho Catalina and Tempest. Bucket ...to end luJourY flourloiL <hll Wllle-T~~ 4 room and batb. other documents. ear rtdo ud .... P<nall}' but ........... 23, 2:55 m.; John J. Rowe PIOp!o - entonnu tog or eountJy ...., iftva, YOI!'.,. . boon omodt Plltl18 Tlllr,l , apartment, Middle- Beuter lllaarance, PomtroJ mance. ma ..r oCoaOIIIJ' , . """"' '"""'" tbo rt"'' '" down 23, 3:30a.m .. \Ialley Voy· 2--3174. 4 21 Ue t t ttc ud mamas!_erabllltJ ar:':f ~~~~:!,b!1.~ ::,~ b1:t1:; ager down 23, 3:5fi a.m.; WaltEoeh ......., miUt -.noat• ••• roo er BeckJ'ord "" 23 4·05 ,a m • GUARANTEED. renewable for Metropol"-- M name of ever) per1on or comp011 . .~ ' • . •· ., •ww otorl tnt.el'l!lllted Ia the lllltlfl. Eig,r.clJff up 23,· 4·:10 a. m.; ' life OO.pitalization. Issued E. Mala Street, PoiDel'OJ •• .,.,., or tho .council Dl tho vn. Deg"" Downey· ~- •• 4•20 at all •a Pbo WY • '166 pl.-la(t of Pomeroy, State of OIIJ.o. . ~ ffl! ' . . .. .. ~ .w, ' • ..... ne Z 18 .... tf . IVY Wl'lll '"" .... ""or lby. ..... a. m.. Charles . 'down · Green~ . 100 E. U~ .AII\r .............. 11 .,.,... Ed.IUI i' ldwenleb Clerl ' • •.&..IWIJD., ,.~,.. "' . -< c • :a e • jll ;., ,., .,. up 10:15 1-·p. J - BlDU . _ . . . ... . .. .. . '· .:;: ____ _.. __ ._. _. - ..o. .:.------- ~--...~:..:.._,;.;~oJ·..:L, J :;::..i,,\-i~".,..~~~ .... ,, '/,..:. . • ' CANCELLATIONS l'HHEE and AUTO AIR CONDinoNING I I pomerov Motor $340 I Blaeffnar'S c @) Property TransferS =====-:-- - -u-.s: I 20" SABRE TILLER 97.88 r:. ,.......,,.1 River news 5 ,J--:; -====-.;--- t 3 ol;: i4a:w. ' *IIIII .• Jlltlllt r: ";'m,u !.'!:.;: .. Prill'"" ~ If.~·· · it!tJ. . a. BLA.E'TTNARS ' m., ... ' Mr. Paul .Brooks of Tuppert Plains calltd on Mr. and Mrt. Maywood Johnston reeently. ' .. M llHINK IM 60!HG 11 Cll/... . ''ED! '· " ·~ · I WISH IT HAD A·B~EN ME INIOTGAD OF HIM 1 WU1. WISH IN' lH'SAME THING DA I LY CR0 SSW 0 R0 I .; .... 1.1\(-· -- ,,,.... -·...... ..., ..,.. ........ - .... - II. Amid U . l'llrpllllll ___,.,.-. tO. J:ltlm&to! tLBatlklth... U.Vant a . :r.r~o~ Mopll\l IIOWll t.lnfll\1 - I.Smolt t.aoi'JIIUld. 4.P.... D-'ILY CRIP'TOQUOJ'E- Ben.. how to wOJ'k lt1 AX1'DLBA.tsX& LOil&I'BLLOW Onoltll., ~ llalldal'llr -.r.ra IIIII -pie A to uae<l tar till IIJnO L'lo X b' the two 0'11, a1re. fllnllo lottero. &pll.. tnJplllll, till IIDitll 1114 - - of IIJo - " " ... all htllla. diJ lbo .... lot'- ... d l l r .._ I ~.,IJIII!IIIIIIa .&QIJJ-1 8r • ..'::'" : .. '1, No;., W VB W QDCLO av•L IVCNDBO W W KDR~YLO X B &&LO.-IoY RLIII J) ~ XWRRDO IVCNDBO LQ y..-,.. Orns ~~/ '7'j's.. ... ...:, !.: .:. :~· ~ ~ ;'.J. 0 R ":., . .. ::. Mr. and Mrt. .uamn• Thelll, Oeorlil, •lliltd ber mother, Mra. Lllultl Van Meter Mrs. l':dra Bush and Sheryl and dauahter, Vickijl willtd ly RICK 00 BROW 'llellhower In New York talk· and Tommy Roseberry v13ltod Mn. lldna PO,:.. while tho Uljllti Prtll Jlttl'lllltoDal •DI with Field Marahll VIs· Mr. and Mrs. lAwrence John- Mn. :.•rio Law ULL, f;'OUDI Montgomery In LonliOD, aton and tattlily. Wll · K LLYWOOD (UPII - Who as well as visits to some key Mr. and Mrs. Carroll White Mr. and Mrt. lllt'ley Moo Is YIIW' IIYorite ttltvit!on news· h Le!Jrt r 111 La lhlln and TelUI of Columbus c•••••! Waltor Cron te? David aites of the war - In Germany, and two daug ters, a u nd M Chi Itt trance Italy and England. IJid Slmey Powell and Mr. violted Mr. a ra. r Brinkley! Chot Huntley? Peter ' I carroll reCently. Jennings? Ric ard Dimbleby' Among Jhoge report!~ ~~~ with Ike in NtW York. And Mr. and Mra. Lowell Gretr from thete olteo wad• hm '"t Dlmbleby the elder who waa and family moved recently to Rlrhard Dimbleby1? by'~:~ grown •on Davl , w o, a ' W• II, R!chard 01 mb Ieby is 1 B h the Nazlo prac· with Monty in LondOn, prellttlt- Syracuse. , 1 ver, top man for the British e men !.er:l their u~s ak· ed 1 fMcinallnl tout of the late !\Ira. Luuiil Van Moler 1111d Br•adcasting Corp. JBBC) who tl~~ ~ rendered an ~net· Sir Wintton Churchill'• undtJ'o Nicki, Mr. and Mra. MaY· appmntly ia 1oin1 to become 1. rros, vtrbal eosl 1round war blltlllquarterl - wood .Mmlllon called on Mr. quito familiar to Amtrlcar •el.. IJYI, preclllt y. which retnllltl untouched and and Mra. Lawrence Johnototl. viewers because of the , 1U Elaenhower and Montaoruery which tnciudea hia ~~t~all hard Vllltort ol llfr. and Ml'l• oua transatlantic television now have had lh~lr public differ- bed and the tmaii telepholtt Charlte Carroll were Ron • I available with the n•w Early ences in the paRt, ~t they from whlcb ho tpokt to OonneiiOII of Columbut, ~~:!1 Bird .ateliite. were in amiable form to lltlrt Prealanl l'rlllklln 11. R®Mvtlt oura and Mrs. Mae V'lll ~ Mr Dimbleby whose very the h~ur . Monty Mid be waa at the White House. and ciau&bllr, Ruby, IlK'&!. naru~ hat a ptutant falnll)' "jolly 1Iad" to have bnn under . Dicken!illn • Pickwick Ctub na. lie'a commsnd durlnK the war, •or and who, in fact, L'Omes and began to remmJsce. Ike reacrosa 11 rather clubby him· turned the 1reetln1, but reI. Ptaywrlgbt Ill. (lb. AOR088 sell, has been seen on numer· minded Monty.lhe ocras10n was WUilalna oua tattlllte brolldcaots al· not for remm1sclnt ftl lndlvld· I. Nllll.. ll. lapl x ....t""' nymph anooe aak .. ot ready, and thio new era of tele- uals but to pay tribute to the xr. Pow~!~' vilion has hardly begun. alhed fllhtml men. n.ll.. llonol e.u.nrHe was seen again prominent· Oh sel'!!ral orcaslons, It Adam halldl«~ t. Fold ove-r Jl,llnlt opoon ly Saturday as CBS-TV and the seemed to this viewer that Ike Ill lLCompass 10. Jroquoin B8C teamed up to use Early plainly did not agree with some WOI1l point Indians Bird for a program markint vldt!O explanations from the U. AIO>Und lfi. Command alllllr· lttll the 20th anniversary of Ger- llrltish side on matters of strat- 13. Retreats to ado&' 31. Fiber kDol 17. A ruah -Jio\ 14. Saucy many's World War II surren· egy, but unfortunately this asM.llh. Lo.ooNI 19. ber: p<11t. der, "Victory in Eruope - lQ peel of the bour waa not lol· 15, ll<>y\111 16. Otrl'• ao.AfrlII. t.arg• b&ndlel years After." \llewera on both lowed up. Also, whilo lkt may rootlnJr '"* iO)MI vt.r. II. Bitter Sl.Unov I~ slate oldes of the Atlantic who not be the best of public apeak· 18. Attempted Mloll aunot• 19. Cbul'ch 18. Meat watched the combination of in- ers, It struck this viewer that 8. Willi cliolleo •tant reality and film clips of he had a good deal worth !Iaten· 21. Un1ook the war days saw a one • hour tng to, while Monty, on the 24. So be Its "ll~e documentary" crea•~a be- other hand, rtllstered aa one of 20. Oavalry sword fore their eyes. those conv~rsatlonallsts who m· 27.Gun The program, which was seen tem1pts and breaks the thread :IB. N<>ll<:lnr Hvt In this country during day· of a discussion, determined lo 10. Shod ~10011 light houra and wu repeated talk about what he wants to IL FNnlltl p&tattr on video tape dUrtnl prlmt- talk about, no matter what. ~.-111 lime, flltllred Qen. Dwtcht D. Cronkite, by the way, tat PlnOI "".:!: I Old Town Flats Society Notes . ..1 e -- · WMPO I..S 0, fiM. M 1'..lol. .... t1 .... - 4 I , J:YJ:RT ~ IS COHo DUCTED Df !'1111 M•MB f# UiNR' 61 Dm JDEALS,MILOV~ DI1LU • - -- llllJtl I' WJEH RADIO R~dio Bill CITY GORILLAS ARI: TOO CAGiY TO TAJ<E R1GJ(S IUT HE>I' 1M 'TH£ ~ WPJT FOR OA'<\J~T ANO AM OP£N 11:11 Mtlsleal Interlude 11:10 RepubUcan 1w HAROLb GRAl unu ORPHAN AMNII IAIII!atllre 11:45 Walter Moeller 12:00 Loeal & Oblo N1111 12:20 Eva111 BWietiD Board 12:25 Nni-0-Gnma 12:311 Gardfll Club Satl!rday MIIIDw Alternate Satunla,yl 1:50 Newt Beat 2:00 Saturday Matinee 1:50 NtWI Beat S:OO Saturday Mtua. S:SO N1111 Beat t:OO D!tdDI Willi Doll t::IO Top Tell an. 1:00 SaturdlJ N1111 Raport 6:16 DlaDir Mllllcall 6::10 CommUDit)' OIDin f:OO Off Tba Air ......, T:lt Sip OD 1:00 Tba SJoalng PN&cber I:IS Newa .Report 1:10 Qudl Cll Cbrll& t:ot Mll&icll IDla'lltdt 10:10 Flnl 8aptlll Qwrell <*'etl'• ChiPII n:a llllndat Nl1ll lpllc'al 11:111 D:ot Ntwa 1!lporl 11:15 Epllt!Opll Cblroll 1:00 Cllllrcil ~ Gotl 1:10 Galpel Call t:OI 014 Folb Rour t:DO 110 Jilt Plrldl 1::10 Nm Jltldllnil 1:11 110 Jilt P111tlt 1:11 Nm ~:DO 110 HI Plfltlt 1:10 Nm lhMIInM t:ll IOIIIIt Pnla t:ll Nm , I:Or QI:J ()w='d?'R ..... 1:11110 Hll Pmtlt T:OO Olf Tbt All' I IIHOT FROM AMiltKIH · �:: I ) • '· I I • r )' ' ,. ,; = r·------,,. l'\ Athens Pomona Initiated during lbe·tvelilbf· M'embers are t.!~er~t~~~ C:"~er Officers of Pomeroy Band Boosters Ob&ertle Mother•' . . ~ Mainly About ~ Are Installed· Committees Named DayinServicel "Mother and Music," to honor Entertam both Mothers Day and National .. peopIe In il~ Officers for the coming year ey' hai'rmen Mrs George Mothers Day was observed Met'gs Guests Muoio Week, presented a ple88Honor of Son Iii were installed by the Pomeroy Hobstetter, Mrs. ~~· Ho~!d•· Sunday morning at the Pome- Members of Atbens County Po. ing program of readings and Pomeroy m Band Boosters Association last shell, Mrs. Elmer J Jte, ;·· roy Church of Christ.d Sch the mon• Grange were gues ' when song• including a musical Mr. ad Mrs. Jonseph Struble Beulah Autherson who week at the Semor High School Elmer Baile.y, ~ 8 · /mesM Meigs County pomona met test a'nd group singing. quar.. al.nally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 11, 1965 ' m • I CO·C ' • ~ at • y ;.. _, " .::.,... ": "· .: ,. ... IJ ,:: ._ COD· J· . h entertained wtth a party Sun- Mrs. . auditorium tus, Mrs. Dick Neutz mg, rs. Durmg the Sun ay evening at Saljs. h ld st tber 001 Frida day evening at their Mulberry fell a week ago brheakmgSather M~xine Arnold presi- Vernon Bmg, Mrs. Thomas Hen- hour, Milton Rousfi superlnten- bury ~hool tthet honored It e 0t~r ~ h · th right leg returned orne ur- Mrs. .' .h J Mrs David Goodch · ( younges mo Heights. home on?rmg e1r da fro~ Veterans Memorial dent, opened the meetmg w1t n~ssy, r • · 1 McKenzie, ent, on behalf of the s oo,1 Introduced and welcomed mother with the most children, son, M1achel, on his lith birth- h0 Y 't 1 devotiOns. It was voted to pur- wm, Mrs. Dona d M C E presented geraniums to Mrs. were Athens and Me!gs deputy by singing "How Great Thou day. : . aa~d Mrs. Rose n!Jaum re- chase water _pipe to go from Mrs. Vernon ~vans~zo ~~nc.hmi Anna Burton, the oldest mother, masters, past deputy masters, Art." Ater . the honor~d g~est op- turned home Sunday evening af- the football ticket stand to the Blakesle~, Mr!:i. R:hs Mrs. Wal· Mrs. Edward Venoy, the young- Athens Pomona mastet and subened hiS many ~I,ce gifts _and ter spending the past ten days small refresh~ent booth. Mrs. Mrs. VIct?r H~nn M'rs Geor e est mother ; and Mrs. Ralph ordinate Grange masters. Leo It was announced that June I the children sang Happy Btrth- with their son and daughter-in- Harry Watson mstalled the new tcr Gru~ser' and . g Sewell the mother with most Story, legislative agent, repurt- State Master and Mrs. Byron day" to him, two _decorated law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rosen- officers inclu~ing Mrs. Tru_man Carper. children. Each mother presented that due to the split between Frecerlck will be _guests of birthday cakes carr_ym~ out baum and family who recently IRu~sell, p:esident: Mrs. H1lber Named on the dining room received 8 small potted plant the Republicans and Demo- Athens Gran~e and mvi~ed all , ttJe green and whit... theme, moved to Reynoldsburg. , Qu1vey, VICe president, Mrs. committee were Mrs. Tom and small potted plants were crats, the Ohio Leglslatur.. ap- grangers to _Jojn with them in naked by Mrs. Struble and M~s. Mrs. George Shiveler of Cin- Harold Ebersb::t.~h, treasurer, Crow and Mrs. Harry Watson, sent to shut-in mothers. "Mo- pears to be quite unproductive a covered dish dinner ftt 6:31J John Terrell, were servd With cinn<~ti arrived Fri<lay to be and Mrs. Marvm Burt, secre- ro-ehairmen, Mrs. James Clat· ther" was the topic of the ser~ as of 1260 bills introduced, only p. m. Rereshments of pie, 1 with her sister, Mrs: Dana Hy- tary. I ice ~ream and coffee. . . worthy, Mrs. Eugene 'J'r!p~ett, rnon by ev. Jerry Masters Z4 have been passed by those sandwiches: tea and co~fee'Wert 1 Present were Mr. and Mrs. 1sell. Mr. HysP!l Will undergo for servmg the Mrs. Virg 11 King, Mrs. at the worship service. houses. One new members was served durmg the SOCial hour. C J. Struble, Mr. and Mrs. major surgery th1s week. Alumm banquet w~re name~ by Radford. Mrs. Dom1ld Lannmg,\;;_;;;;;_;;;;;;~_;;;~~------.;..~....................iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_..,....., .John Terrell, Mr. and . Mrs. A. N. Grueser of Grove ~ity Mrs. Russell and mclude, k1tch·l Mrs. Harold Lohse, Mrs. WitCharles Legar and Emeha Dar is the guest of Miss Genevieve en : Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. Qmv· liarn Hudson, Mrs. William Nellene, Chuckie Bill and Mana Stobart and hrolhcr, Robert. son Mrs. James O'Brien, Mrs. lii:!.wn . Mr. and Mrs Gene Mitch Edd ie and .Jerri Frick of Co- i~~w:r~'!m'W~,.~-;--..1'"8'!WfJ Th~rston Stone, Mrs. Phil Gioand Shari and M~rk, the host lumbus SP!'III the week~nd With ' Dakar, Mrs. William Porter, and hostess and Michael Moth- the1r pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. fOUn n Mrs. Charles Girffith, Mrs. Just as cool a:-. gm ng '~ Jerry Grueser, Mrs. kenneth barefoot. but IJettP.r he· ers present were also honor1- Paul Frkk and tam11lyc 1 b ~ ed with gifts and ~1rs. Terre 1 Larry Thomas o o urn t_ l s ! -~ Chaney and Mrs. Richard Mees. cause the loam rubber received a caB during the even· spent the ""ekend with his I ij . sole cushions :-'OII r st!':ls mg from her daughter, Mrs parents. Mr and Mrs Harry Mrs. alph ~mtth and_ Mrs. and the bo!d . handsome harle!i Spencer of Bradenton, 11'homas a11d Mt and Mrs. M d M E M Burton Avery St. Cla1r, co- charrmen, tint's are :,U l"etc: hlng f1 ~~Ia ' Don Rea He wafl acc0mpanied r. ahn r~ d. t · M 11 s- Mrs. Oren Colmer, Mrs. LawPunrh - tlo11 t>d whJ te . home Su~day evemng by Mrs. spent ~ e wee en a 1 cr renee Francis, Mrs. Charles leal her HAVE DINNER GUESTS Thomas and daughter, Melinda, port With her daughter an~ s~~ Legar, Mrs. Lawrence Hoffner, Mr Carl Jennings who spent the past week with m~law, Mr. and Mrs. e I Mrs. ay Glaze, Mrs. Pearl ONLY Mr. and _s. . her parents, the Reas. Mmor. sheets Mrs Joe Ebersbach, t'ntertained _with a dmner Sun- Mrs. Welby Whaley was the Mrs. Charles Sears Is spend- M "Ed ani Wells Mrs. Leo I day, at their home, Nye Av,e. Sundav dinner guest of her ing a vacation in Clanton, Ala- V rs. h wMrs Do~ld Brickles nuests were Mr. and Mrs. El- daugh.trr ;md son·in-law, Mr. bama with her parents and oth- adug , an, H~rold Ebersbach t an 1,1rs. • . d W ks Mr and Mrs John 1 1Ives. on eP • · r Ral h and Mrs. Karl Grueser and sons er rea . clean up committee; Mrs. RoBatey , Mr. and M s. p of Mmersvdle. Mr. and Mrs. Marv~n Kelly bert Fetty and Mrs. Marvin each pair, "KEEN·E!)GE" !ii::~~M..id;:d:l:e:po:r:t,:0:.===-=~11:,:".:,"_'.'.:.r_•_n_,d,.P_e..te_r_J_e_nn_,ln"'g_,s... Mr. and .Mrs. John Jordan spent the weekend m Columbus B 1 . k up committee· and or two pairs · son and f~ ily ' Mr · I Mrs. ur ' Kenneth pic _ " __ and daughter of Columbus were WI'th th e1r MrLaughlin,' coer cutlery for 3.00 wceken<l ~:, uests of her parents, and Mrs. Mark Kell~ and chll- Ide chairman. Girl band rnernIMr. and Mrs. Bradford Maag, dren. bers who wtll be sophomores, I MinersvJ lle. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vro- ·uniors and seniors next 1 Mrs. .John F. Baily and Mr. man and children, Mark and J ear ~ill work in the dining ONlY FINEST SOLID, and Mrs. Russ Watson were Esther of Belpre spent Sunday Y ' , , ) Sunday dinner gutosts of Mr. with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. room. NORTHERN-GROWN John Scott. John Vroman and Mr. and Mrs. At the close of the meeting MAPLE ... OF HARDEST IandMiss~irs.Greta Horden of Colum· Fielding Hawkins. refreshments were served by "BOWLING PIN Ibus is the guest of her sister Mrs. LuciUe Mayes spent the Mrs. Max me Arnold and Mrs. la nd brother·m·law, Mr. and weekend in Bt'lpre wit.h her dau- Harry Watson, QUALITY" ... IS Mrs. George Skinner and farnighter and fanuly, Mr. and Mrs. ----GOOD ENOUGH FOR ly. Ernest Covert and family. They l Mr. ~nd Mrs. Dale Kesterson accompanied her home Sunday Auxiliary Memben \'iere Sunday dmner guests of evening leaving their daughter, hfeet in Syracuse li: IV'r" , .Attcctou·n Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kesterson of Paula, for a longer visit with Chester. her grandmother. Mrs. Agnes White entertain Mehssa, Mowrey of Pt. Pleas- Dinner guests Sunday witb ed the Pom~r.oy Bend CB a a~t. W. \a , spent the weekend Mrs. James Murray were her dio Club Auxiliary at herhome w1th her grandparents, Mr. and grauddaughter, Mary Ward and n Syra_cuse, Frd~y evenng. Mrs George Mowrey a friend, Duane Childs of Rav- The busmess meehng was. preSunday guests of Mr. and theG president, ~~ (' , M'\ enswo od , W. Va . Sh e attends sided over by . . rs .eorge 1v1owrey were 1- Mountain State Business Col- Mrs. Betty 8 1ggs. . am~s were ford Mowrey and d aughter, Me- lege and will graduate in Aug· played under the dJreclion of gan and Mary Middleton of Pt. t C 11 . g . th altern on Mrs. White with pnzes awardPI t w u us. am m e o v· .. easan ' · 'a. were Mr. and Mrs. Randolph ed to Mrs. Biggs, Mrs. ll'gJrua Dr. and M•·s. E. A. .Tracy War d a1so o1 Ravenswood , W. Neutzling • Mrs · Esther Harden, . d Mrs Nancy Carnahan, Mrs. were wee kend guests of h1s mo- V M M h M E T a. rs. urray a1so receive · . It's 0 mark of pride and confidencet ~; a~d ~irsJ. D~~~fct Pullins a telephone cal\ from her son, Lee EnocMh, MArsd. HlennsettallhShu· · Sta nley· Wayne of Can- •r . 01 worth- ler and rs. . e me 1 Jam Murray and son •v r. 11''11' · m d .ted in the flawless hard maple and superb 1mg priZe · ' ' · t K The trave ona Iton were Sunday aflernoon vis~ mg on, y. by Mrs Joyce Carson, was won construcf 10 n of every piece itors of Mr and Mrs Sherley Dr. and Mrs. Cecll Harden o1 , h I · · c t b k d Is by Mrs. S u er. . Swan. o urn us were wee en gues . be June of authentic Provincetown .. MW!t.cdctltct...,. 8. 4-ll. 111111 ad IIOUNdlt ldNOrt of her sister, Mrs. Garen Stans-- The next meeting WI 11 .. MWI, lilt Kiuon p, 4-kl. COIIIDIIIIU•IIlllltd Mkll Ki . . . 1 DINNER GIVEN . bury in Middleport and with 3rd at the home of Mrs. Lee furnitlOI'e. See the factory .. ~~1C61Mt1 •. 4-111. cutk:ll ........ _Mrs. Ben_ Bu~k entertamed his sister and family, Mr. and Enoch. .. c.ll; ...-. tciiiOI'I L _..111. ~ ttiiiOn L 41At-ln. Alii RII!Ptrl registration feature. . . . . . . . . . . ICbiOt$ With a family dmner .Sunday at Mrs. George Skinner and fam~er home, Rock Sprmgs Road . .1 of Pome R D MOTHERS HONORED ._ ,,..,..... ttllnnlr~~ .._; 1Present were Mr. and Mrs. I YM L ;oyMcCo ~s ent Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowen Benmc Buck and Eddy, Char- S ;· 1· 1 b m 'th 'Phis entertained with a dinner Sun· rna , Cindy, Candice and James untt ~~ ~Cu• WI day honoring his mother, Mrs. of New Lexington. Mr. and m~ er, d ~ cJ om;s. J Frank Amos, and her mother Mrs. Gail Buck and Jon and /ian 1 ~'·w •rdng, ri Mrs Clara Karr. Present were 0h hs1Ie Gloria of Pomeroy and the ahn amki Y do .t stphen Mr ·and Mrs. Frank Amos, Mrs . I . . h f te wr.een WI Is mo er · Mrtte MIDDLE?ORT, 0. •hostess. Callmg m t e a ternoon Mr d M R be 1 R Homer Showers, Mrs. Y 0 I were Mr. and Mrs. D<.~le Kester- d. athn rlst.. r et Long and daughter, Dorothy, an o er re a tves. L,,.,.,...,......,_~---..,..,..,,.,..,,..,.,,.,,.,..,~s::'on~.--------M - D 'do an d Mr. and Mrs · Bowen. In ":: --~ . __ _ r. an d Mrs. 'L<t:e a_vt on, the afternoon, Mr. Bowen took Athens, spent Sunday With her Mr. and Mrs. Amos and Mrs. a': Com~1ttees BETTER A I· ______ ' FIVE CENTS I uster, VISIT ELBERFELD$ HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT ON THE MAIN FLOOR - YOU'Ll ENJOY SEEING THE NEW HOUSEHOLD HELPS - THE NEW GIFT MERCHANDISE - THE LAWN AND GARDEN SUPPLIES AND THE ALWAYS SENSIBLE PRICES. d Ad About Middleport I \J. ""' . WJII~am Than Barefoot l 1'· "': ~~ ~~~~~-:~-------------------------------------------------------------------------1~----------~~, VOl XVII NO, 21 ~>nA•~y ..100 EPORT HIO --------------------------------r~--~~u L__~·-o____________W~E~D~N~ES~D~AY~,_M~A~Y~J2:·~1-96~5------------ ~~~ / lm1J(Yrled Hollt>wground Scissors and 3.99 THE SHOE BOX l ~ Rabies Clinic Dates Stft 1 1 • I 1 1 1 s ia n~ could later rlaim th at a lull sca le effort had not bl•en m1 ended from the sta rt - but onl y a test of some of the "ele· men t'" of th· soft landing procrdure. rThe V S Surveyor project, whirh calls for soft-landing 13 mstrumem package_c; to probe ;md photoj.!raph the moon's sur. far !' . hegms ~ ex t October and end.; 1n 1!167. J WHY WE DISPLAY THIS TAG I _ ·--__ .. M-lo.""'-· ..... ....... . "',., 1 1 BAKER f"~NITURE c,; 1 1 ':t j BE THRlml ALWAYS SAVE ALL OF YOUR SALESLIPS FROM 'bel ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ,. • Old6 Dealer's! WIN AN OLDSMOBILE 4-4-2 Four 4-4·2 grand prizes t Plus 442 transistor radios I You don't have to play golf to win, Visit your Olds Dealer or participat· ing golf professional,,. get your" Golf·O-Rama" entry form 11 Thts P"l' oT lt r ends rr>odl'l,J ht. J une 5. 1965 and 11 rnb1~tud to h~enstd dr.v1~. 18 or older Thlt 0ff1rlt VOid OUI• 51dt ut tl"• U ~ A, ar,d 11, W·>Ccn~1 n and Flondt, and 11 sub1t t! to allttlderal.lta\t or loctl reiJllla\lons Ru•den_tll of NfiiW Jt!Wr o~t.W.(Ilt. !(~"•a• tnd Ntbrtticl ltljUtiM tntl)' lorm bv Wflttng Bo• 4420, ~1101\ Michtgtn. may 26. parents, ....!!!!""~""~~:~ son Jones.Mr. and Mrs. Emer· g.hh·o~w~e~rs~f~orrja~n_:a~i~rp~la~n~o~ri~de:·J,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,..,,..,..,.,.,~.,~ ·.:: Mr. and Mrs. Caroell Vance and family were in Huntington, W. Va. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vance have returned from a wedding trip through Virginia and the Carolinas. They are visiting with their parents at the present time. Vance, a Spc. 4 wilh the U. S. Army Is to leave shortly for a tour of duty in Germ· any. Mother's Day weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Riffle .were their families, Melvin Ril· fie of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. David McKenzie and children, Phillip, Jeff, and Josey of Gallipolis. Mrs. Minerva Childers ru... received word of the unexpected death of her nephew, George Bennett, 47, who died of heart attack while on vacation Jn the Bahama I•landa. His borne is In Hollywood, Florida. He is survived by one son, Michael of Florida. MEIGS THEATRE "-·Ohio LAST TIME TONUiHT "FATHER GOOSE" Cary Grant, Leslie Caron (TechnJcolor) Colorc1rtaona WID. tnd THURSDAY Mq 12·13 NOT OPEN fRIDAY & SATURDAY Moy 14-15 •pj~LM SPRINGS WEIKEND• (Tecbnlcolor) :rroy DonahuelnConnle SteY· ens, Ty Hard , Jerry Van Dy•e. "LAW OP THI LAWLISS" (Teclmlcolor) !l'vOJUio DeCarlo, Date Bobortloll. Wm. BendJx. ,..,...:*•f!ll -teur as•ur ....., ~laef , . _ ,_ahir ...v,.·;. . . ... trr• . . . ••••'"' .,.~sit.•~ .,. • . _, / ·· .·,,...-... ,,. ' . A•""IIBIIIf-r ·-J La:c. . .· ·~rw~ ,., Q'eR~IAeU<~ . •·r . ' ., } ,; , . ' . B.tpoi•t. • ll"''""'•ter ,.. ' 'I'GppGif ~ ·~ . I ' .. ' I . ~ I ·' •~ .... 1,'1 i \t ,;·' . ; • I • ' ~· ,. I : 1.., ~ ; In the WORLD � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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