https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a0cda2f2b79749d29247df3fcc9832ff.pdf 15f6147cb9f0a9db8353aef57c79282b PDF Text Text " ,.,I c· 4 ., ' ' M~y 14, 196~ G 50 Mothers Daughters are uests 01 Heath Church's Eleanor Circle 50 8-Dally SenUnet, PGmeroy-Middleport, o., SOCIAL CALENDAR Mrs. Smith is AppUealiGIII • voluat.. -k areal 1be hoqlleL Glrll Prest'den t oI ages 11 tMouab 11 111d ph Shakespeareans : :~,~ 11 Wtre Bepl. 1 :J ...... AuviflarywiH Upward LookisI !~H~~.,_........;,Tnett~ay "' Jitpey Mulllnl wu ~ Sponsor Study Theme 0 .. wben tbe Sew·Rite Sewlila • I club met Wednellday even- Supper May 22 . Church Ctrc e atAtbe~ubb:;. -laD waa The Sj!tiCUH Wom811'1 Auxii•-· ..,._ ... be" Over mothers and daugh- ters by Mrs. Jack Slaven and MAY lC _ Tbere wDI be a meedDI "lJoward Look" waa tile tople eonducled· by Mrs. Elza Gil- 1ary ot the Vollmteet Fire D6r ter were s cial guests of tho the response from the daugh- 1\lary Shrme, Whtte ~rine of Officers for the commg year May 17 lor tho roplar mem- 0: the devotlono by Mrs. Louil more Jr., vice preMdent. The partment will oponiOI' a jl~ El s C f Heath Meth- ters by Jennifer Coble Jerusalem will meet Frutay at were elected when the Porn- hers when new olflcero will Reibel when the Federated Cir- traveiins prln donated by Mrs. oupper Ia the llcllool audltorlUIII ef;r thetr annual In a Truth or Consequence 8 p. m. a\ the of eroy m be btstalled. There will be aew cle met Wednellday at the Harold Hood was awarded Saturday, May 22, servtna Mother-Daughter banqvet Tttu:s- epiSode, Mr>. Garen rules Hlld other church. Mrs. A to beiln at five o'cl · day evening m the church dm- adopted mother lor the evenmg will sponsor a rummage sale for o'clock and that time. offlee The hymn, "Anywhere Charleo :eoout 1 10 Proceed• from this tng room Members and guests wa. awarded • polled plant Bs in Racine May 14 and 15 at meeting. ' to be turn ter Memorial Jesua," opened the meeting • lWreshmenll were by wiD go to tho lfremen to . wero seated at tables d""orat- the oldest mother present, and the Simpson building across Members were seated at at the Ve thaD May lowed by the reading of Poalm the ho81eoa to the above nam- used as needed. Ten memtJeri eL with flowers and centered Mrs. Larry Edwards r""eived from the post office. white covered table centered Hoopltal no a r uest.- 21, and prayer by the leader. ed and Mn. Edward Wells, Mrs. answered rol! call when tile with silhouette ftgures of moth- !lowe" lm the youngest moth- The Junior Class at Pomeroy 'th rangement of white 31. All are : In her medltaUon, Mrs. Reibel Raymond Baity Mrs. Donald IJ"OUP met m the toWn ers and daughters in blue and er Also recetvmg Uower were High school is having a rum- Wld mums Mrs Tomp- ed to be at th mee I· stressed that, "AI we journey McKnight Mrs.' Dayton strict- Monday evenlnJ, M•y 10. ,. gold. colors uf the WSCSh d J'ran•Im Martm, most dau- mage sale in the Smith Buildye '-edw th gr.ace · . through life we should culllvate land Mro' Donald Collins Mn. meeting opened with thP Lord!ol .s 1 A program followed t • .tn- gh,ters · present, and Mrs. Hem' . ing on Second st ' .• Apr II 14 an d '"' Mrs..,,T. A. •Hennessy, presi· _..,, -MOCIH!!MIGMI"'*'"' I he babit 0 I look'"• ... up • olnce Charles ' Hollman, · Mrs. wm""' ' ..... Prayer ... jn unlOOD ted' e to• ner cmylnr, out the 25th anm- erman, trom the longest , dts- 15. Anyone havtng rummage to dent, conducted the busmess so many of the thlnga of Boyer and Mra. Don Mullen. lowed by glV/IliJ versm salute to the mothers tance, ,\e• be ptcked up Call WY-2-.1019. ession which opened wtth life are above us. Mrs. Louis Osborne will be hoot- tho Americand . aged. 1 Haven, W. Ia. vta way of an old-fashion- A typ cat ·soap opera" . MAY 17 by Mrs. Tompkins who She named the blue 3k) , moon, for the next meeting. were read an approv ed . radio"" program 1n obser- gram wllli gtven by Aprtl tras- The Mtddleport Band Boost- had for her topic, "A Diary stars, rainbows, green lreel, 00 All Auxiliary. members an vance of the 25th anmversa?' er wlllt the audten<<o er Club wtll meet Monday Prtvate Prayers." Members re, rf neecy clouds, night of birds, the asked to be at a ' special meetof the foundtng of the Women s mg m the "Lets Pretend hour ning cat 7.30 p.m. at the htgh sponded to roll call by namtng sun and the glorious Sllll!et. Cadet Troop Hike• lng at the town hill May t7 at Soctety. Becky Fultz. daugh- undet the dtrectton ot Mrs. school cafelerta wtth Mrs. Cash a country in the Umted Nand She closed the_ meditation with To Meeting Place , p. m. to complete plan& ter of Mrs. Bernard Foltz, gave Fultz. •lrs. K. preSident, tn charge. ttons. A note of thanks was l Recent guests. of Mr. a i "In the Mornmg We ohould The newly formed Girl Scout for 7 30 the oupper. the dinner gmr . a btl of the Bell .. rete- "Phere wtll be mstallalton of of- read from MISs Lydia Ebers- Mrs. Vtctor Grtm were Dtrect Prayers to and Troop met Wednesday afternoon Refreshments were serve b1 Mrs Pull7, wogtam chatr- phone Hour" by smgmt Hap- ftcers All parents are urged to bach for flowers sent her whtle son and <laughter and oi Look Up. Two poems, Twas at the home of the assistant Helen Diddle and Carrie Sinman, arted as the tadto an- py the Home" With Mrs. M. E. attend . hospitalized Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grtm and A Sheep, a leader, Mrs. John Fultz. From clair to Myla Hudson, Clara nounw lor tlw program whtch Dowson •l the ptano. Theodorus Counetl Daughters Olficers elected were Mrs. Sef Ctty, N. C., and Mr. Went Astray, and He Cares th th girls hiked to the Lavender, Ada Slack, Tbelllla was modelt•d after rad1o shows The small daughters present of Amertca wtll meet In regular Dale Smtih preSident; Mrs. C. Mrs. Robert Sever and fam11Y closed the devotiOillt. ere fe th ir ader Mrs Grueser, Sylvia Zwllllng, Elleoa of 25 year> During the business session 00 ewhe:.. 1 regtll.; Clark, Edith lluod· and Marte 1 ago mcludmg the presented a one-act humorous sesston Monday. at 7 30 p.m. at F Tompk,.;, vice president; of Zanesville. They :me Stgn-on g ven bv Mrs l'uitz. a skit entitled, "You Must Pay the IOOF hall. A social hour Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. sec- pecially to see their ir. charge of Mrs. Retbel, preal- meetlag held. ' Rizer. welcome to the mother> hy Mrs. The Rent " Mrs. Char.es llradwill follow and potluck refreshretary _ treasurer. Mrs. Smith tor Grtm, who has . Pat dent thank you notes lor fiowDur" th meeting the troop I "II be serve d· mginto ethree groups, choosJohn Kr.awsrzvn t 1r response bury was featured ·a n ··•·t l ' oon ments wa. . named Mrs. Hennessy, Mrs. Ro- a·l'·ed tz · He ts now 1mprovmg I ers •were read from M'111:1 M divided ild od J "or ' from tl,. mothers b' Tom Htver" portion reaamg poetry The Metgs 4-H Pleasure Rtd- bert Warner and Mrs Ben home d M Robert Jay of guerite Meyer and Mrs. Lester lng a name and namilljJ group W wo URI Riley; a welrume to to background muslt of "Beau- ,ers club Will meet at the Rock Neutzling as the program com- Mr. ban . wtth relatives I Fauber who are improving from leaders and assistant•. The 4 H l b 0 . ed - - - -Uful Dreamer. .. The audtence Sprmgs Methodtsl church, Mon- mittee for next year... last week. recent Illness, and from the grouflll and their nomes are the • cu rllanras JOtned m the slgn-otf song led day at 7 30 p m. Members are "lnternattonal Affatrs was mMrs Manley has re- Raymond Hood family. Mro. with Sharon Glaze, A Wildwood Junior 4-H Gal' ill III by Mrs. Fultz. The comrr.erctal to take project books. the topic of the program, pre- cetved word that her husband, Reibel and Mrs. Ben Neutzlins the leader and Robin MIU., as- den club was Ofllanlzed Wed· TONIGHT ' of the evenmg was given by Mrs. The Metgs County Democrat sented by Mtss Ebers bach. She R er I ee Manley has been reported on May Fellowship sislant. the Ptoneers with Deb- nesday evenins at the borne of "MAIL ORDER BRIDE" fultz and her daughters, Beth, dub wtll at spoke on the lndtans of pt:gmoted lo the of Private day held at church. Orders wree bie leader, Anita Fultz, Mra. Victor Hysell.' Buddy bhst>n Ke11 IJullea Barbara and Becky. sc;ond ward ouse, on America and what . the. Wor . First Class. m the U. S. Army. taken lor aU purpose cards the assistant; and the Buckeyes, The club is apollBOfod by lbe ,('olor ' I Mrs. Galen Brown, out-gomg 7 30 p m. All membe_rs are u gHealth Organizalton " domg lot PFC Manley is serving with the Circle is selling. with Jennifer Goble, leader, Wildwood Garden Cillb and -~ ld lltJ-­ I I" esldeHt, conducted a short ed to attend and brmg cooktes the Indian, such as butldmg H Q 18th Art. in Butzback, Cer- A salad course was served Nancy McCall, assistant. At the advisors are Mrs. Dwight "NEVE R PUT IT fN WRITING" attending the new Methodtst or y 8 schools and adult classes Mtss He is a graduate of Mid- by the hostesses, Mrs. Allard close of the meeting refresh- hoan and Mrs. Hysell. Officers Pat Boone busmess meeting and thanked A I Ebersbach named the vanous dleporl High School. Mrs. Man- Prall and Mrs. Gladys Cuck- ments were served to 22 girl' elected are Grace Hysell, ptello the commlllees for lhetr work Tite Amertcan S church denommaltons and told ley plans to join her husband ler from a table with white cov- and leaders "ent. Heidi Milhoan vice II". . Sa turda} ~L.i) m makmg the dmner posstble. of the t. Pou s what each was domg to help the lm the near future. er and centered with an ar. Carla Fisher,' secretary; "GODZILLA VS. 15 The ctrcle voted to gtve fman- and St Johns Lutheran church- Indtans in the self -help pro- Mrs. C. E. Burdette and Char- rangement of spring flowers. WINS DIPLOMA I Fisher, treasurer; PogTHE THING' ttal asSistance to JUmor youth es wtlt meet at the gram. . les Burdette visited In Galli- Hootesses lor the June meeting J K nnedy received his di· gy Milhoan, publicity; Tereta tCoto r ) Asbury Camp near Rw Grande. Tuesday. at 8 p m. Mrs. atr The meetmg clo,ed wtth the jpolis Thursday with will be Miss Lena Grueser and I oe I e the Columbus Data Gooch health and oafeiy ehtllr-a nd . . Mrs. Charles Bradbury, Mrs. Karr wtll have the Bible stud) . Women's Creed in unison. The her brother, Mr. Lawrence Mil- Mrs. G. 0. Schmoll. School last week and man, Koste Hysell, riCJ'elo "VOYAGE TO THE END Larry Edwards and Mr, Jack next meetmg wtll be m Seplem- hoan, a patient at the hospital. h pled employment with tlon leader. The girls are talc· OF THE UNIVERSE" Dt>nms StephE'ns I Slaven were named on the her, the place to be announc· l The members of the Middle- M H rtinger Insurance in Colum- lng beginning gardening and ont committee to assist Mrs. Wol• ed port Cadet Band held their rs. ." bus The son of Mr. and Mn of the community assignment! Uam Russell, JUntor youth counband party Thursday evening Devotwnal Leader wui1am Kennedy, he was form- wUI be lor the girls to take 1 selor in workmg out detatls Wlfite Rose Lodge at th ethgh school. S.':Jnd:lches Mrs. J .E D. Hartinser pre· erly employed by the Krogerl nower arralliJement to !hell ! The ctrcle also agreed to send n ' .. M and pop were serv urtng sided and opened the meeting Store In Pomeroy. church each SUnday. Pomeroy, Ohio the eventng. ' with devotions when the Guild I ·two senior high students lo the Esther Lowery, seven-year - Auxilrary eeta ; lltsstons School at Delaware in old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wh11e Rose Lodge Auxiliary Mrs. A. A. Scarberry and I of the Crace Episcopal Church II june, and to sponsor a booth at George Lowery, Hamilton - st. met Wednesday nftern?"n at her daughter of Columbus met Wednesday eveninl ot the TONIGHT &SATURDAY the Metgs County Fair. Middleport. was honored wtth the Legton _hall tn Mtddleport the weekend at the former • parish house. "PALM SPRINGS In conclusiOn Mrs Brown a surpnse birthday party on the with Mrs. Carl Mattox presi~ here, A short business session was WEEKEND"" 1Te1 hmcolnr) thanked her offtcers and mem- lawn of the Lowery home, Wed· mg tn the absence of the preSt- Mrs. Kennel~. Byer of Galli- held and the report of the secfruv Donahtw Connu• Stev dent. Mrs. Wtlltam Robson. I- pohs spent. Mother's Day Sun- rotary and treasurer accepted. !:n.s T\ Hat·d m .IPt i'V Van ' hers fo r thetr support during nesday, May 12th. ' the past year and mtroduced the A buffet supper, including her Altendmg were Mrs. WI day here wtth her family A social oour followed the Dyke 'lAW OF THE LAWlESS" new preSident. Mrs. Charles birthday cake, was served to liam Woodard, Mrs. Carl Mrs. Clyde J . .Bartlett h meeting. The next meeting will 1TechmcolurJ Y\lonne DeCarlo Dale Rob- · Bradbury The dmmg room was the young friends of Mtss Low- tox, Mrs. Davtd Entsmmge ' returned from Rtpley, W. d V · be Wednesday June 2, at 8 p. decorated. Wtlh baskets of whole ery The guests were earh giv- Mrs. p L. Mttch, Mrs JaTes where she has ays l m and aU members are W1ed ertson. \\'m. Berahx. I flowers combmed wtth blue and en .several party favors After Souders, Mrs Herman Bake.;;: at the C~urc~. 0 ~ ae:::~e~~ to. be present. :gold trts placed m tre shape of the supper. there was group Mrs. Walter Hayes. Mrs. Preachers tves ----SUN ., MON ond TUES. Mor 16-17-18 ' the WSCS emblem. Arrange-' singing and games. Esther re- en Lewts. Reported Ill weWr~~~~~ Ceod:rhi'd:k~ere presented to SON ADOPTED ments of flowers were used on cel\led many lovely gifts from IOtho Watts an.d Mrs. c • ~ odfs~nob.u~~~ I~OFI H~\d Shakespea~~ clu~ ~ ~t•nsoury, th~~~1~;Y ~et~:.~te C~urch ~:n~sd;y T~~pki~ S~~~g-Av ~ ~ne. lu~cheon eemm~n~a:! ~e ~P~":e W~~ t":': ~s ak~ th~ P~<>- par~!ctpat- I"'" e~e- I'"' ~evotto~s ou~. ~ No~. ~b Th~~ ar~ r,~d Col~~dd~: ~~ R~ger mee~ ht~ Podmero~~ Lat:~ ' ay: Churchwome~ :~~~~~~~· :E: -::::i:~l 'i . ME IGS THEATRE Ff'atur•ttt>: Listen Judge Colorrartoon eveni~.~g ::;;:,~~;:;~===~~~-=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;l "•'I sr~ l~ur these guests. Lee Ord, Vtrky Morris. Followmg t~ mMeeti~g e~c;h m~;~~.~~~t ~~~~rC.shurch K:.:;dar~~~~~~~~ fJa:~ Slack Peggy McKinney. Kris-1the group went to t ar n a eN ne Mrs 1 '111 Ia M~ms. Ca thy Pooler, Beth Restaurant for refreshm~nts ~-ithethe":,~J:st ~~r was adoption of a baby boy, omVaughn. and BryanTommy Mullen,Lowery. Danny !Mtldred provided Jacobs. by the Mrs. hoste~es. ~r~~~~~~sc':~~f."~:nn~;, Lowery rna N:~: ,.' p~esented wtth a gifi. Savings ou The Over-All Cost Of Your New Car! beach girl Contrast lriru. 100% cotton, $16.00 In addition our prompt action on your application and' convenient arrangement of your payments add pleasure to your purchase. Come in ••• let us give you full Mrs. Ross Cleland, pr::~~~;~~~ opened the meeting by from Mark 4, followed by Lord's Prayer and pledge to the nag. It was voted Utst Ill memben who are unable to at. tend the meeting be made honorary members. Gilts will be sent to bospltalized members. Mrs. Milo Biggs and Mrs. stanley Trll8sell were reported ttl. Games were played under the direction of Mrs. Marton Wood, Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter and Mrs. Norman Frederick with prl2es awarded the winners. Refreshments were served Utose:~;::J~E::I I the hostesses above and Mrs.toMabel er, Mrs. Ray Morris, Mrs. ence Neutzllng, Mrs. ~. ~~i.ll Van Meter, Mrs. Henry er and Laura Jean, Mrs. er Wright, Mn. Arthur Mrs. Henry Spencer and1 :~: Hattie Frederick. Mrs. ~ ling won the door rplze. 1 details, without obligation, now. II Mrs. Benny Perry and daut!h· ters, Linda and Mrs. ~ii'J M•- 11 tlngham of Keno attended the wedding of Mrs. Benny PfiiTY'B son at Milton, W. Va., AprU 29. Your Savings Eam 4% Interest Excellenl NATIONAL BANK POMEROY Selection Of Other Catalina Sportswe1r. Servlni Meigs County for over 93 years BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLif'ORT, 0. POMEROY ~ . " / Boost with .THE BEAUTIF'UL "Trad>ng Post " building. constrn r fed ftom lo gs turned on a lathe, Is where the park offire be located. Food supplles and souve niers \\ill be merchandised . Wilt ' RUTLAND Auto. Trona.. Radlo, wheel dim, ~ ooo Member ~ Deposit IDBurance Corporatloa owner. Only $1095 63 OLDS 88 HOLIDAY SEDAN· ............... ... . $2495 -•eo , power lleerln•••. new white oldewslls. wheel dil<s. ndle . Automa Ue. Power br... bick-llj) Urhu, tinted windshield, air-condiUoninc. 60 PONTIAC CATAUNA ,.. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. .. $1295 2 Dr. Hardtop VB motor, automatic traDI. Power brakeo and sleerlnf. lladio, while oldewall ttrea. Wheel dllel. Real sbarp. &2 FORD FAIRLANE 500 2 DOOR ................ $l 295 V 8 motor autom.tle lntns. radio, heater. 8ood white oklewall Ureo. wheel dJI<a, ~ckup Uchll, one .looal owner, new 011• !ntde-ln. llaol sharp car. 60 CHRYSLER .SUATOGA 2 DR. H.T. ·. ' .. '' ' •... $1 195 V·B motor. automa Uc ~--•··•-n, u-,umuliHIU power brakeo• POWtr oteerinl. Jlodio, wbit. old•. wau ttres, wheel dl,.. and boclt:-up Urhli, Very low miltllo. 2-59 CADILLAC, (1) 2 DOOR, (1) 4 DOOR·· cholct $179$ Bolli with lull powfl' and air-eondl«cmlnf Priced to Go··" As Is" Specials A high school dance party will be held thll Friday evening I to. 11 p. m. at the •ltl Racine High school audltorhlm. 'lbe .Jays will emcee. 4 DR. H.T. ------------------·:~-tripled, Olio better. 59 DODGE Between 1$10 and with npanelon ol the moblle tire populsllon of Akroll. mllet. New O!dl trado ia. N... · 58 OLDS Super 88 V-8 motor. Auto, 1r1111, Power Jteerinl. • Dr. Hardtop ' $495 $400 58 ll.IICK 2 doOr v.. 111010!:. ·~lomllle ' ' trwm~ ... . $495 . '' KARR &VANI Member Federal Reserve System • ..,,,, •.,Horace Karr is Host to Press Day Story and Picture• By Rob.,,! Winget! Rnval Oak Park: an ideal area · near Five Points for outdoor recrea tion . ll'i ll be opened to the puhlic ne xt Friday by owner Horare Karr rt may open <tn era establi shing Meigs Jounll· as an outstanding tti-s ta te 60 CHEVROLET V8 motor. DANCE TONJGm Vllll'IJ AIJNT T. W. Dawaon, Col~ tied Tueatlay with hll aant uncle, Mr. and Mr1. WUI era. two· ONE OF THE modern bath .house facilltles that provide• !peclal conveniences for campen ?ark. Automatic washers and dryers wilt be available for patrons, 4 Dr. SedaJI. 183 eu. Ia. A'M'END WEDDING Shop Our ,., :.0:., ~.... '-', ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY. l~b=ym:e:m:_b:er:s:o:f:t:he=ci:rc:l:e~::"~u:di:to:r:iu:m:.;;;;;;·ll Daughters of America, was held WHAT CAN BANK AUTO LOANS OFFER? Provillcial print f two piece surfer, I lE'creatJOnal area . H Members Status Gt'ven /1 Hit by I ness 1 J _NTS_ · SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. I \ r J, Save On Your Furniture on Elberfelds 3rd Floor Furniture Sale Wednesday evening at the lodi!e ll hall with Mrs. Oscar Mrs. Eddie Hartung, and Mrs. Buel Ridenour as hostesses. aurfi.ng ••• ~=-~~~~~-::-------------------------------------------~------------------------------------------------.. ·~ ~ ./1\-::-,----.....,.....,.....,,____ t---~,r!_2..s____,__;,____.....,.....:.,•__POME ___ ROY_-M_ID_D_LE_PO_R_T':"'._o_H_IO_ _ _ _ _ _sA_T_:U. :R.:.DA_Y. :_,_:M~A- -Y:_:_J~5,_1~9. :_65.:__ _ _ -.,_ij}-, ,,-----F-IV_E_CE_ · ~nd N~i:~~~de 1 :Circle. Grove City, and Mr. and Mrs. 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Don Low- son and Mrs. Clarence McNea . C , Hostesses were Mrs. alen ery 0n0r0ry ......,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOi Ray l''llow, Clarksburg, Ohio. ·\1rs Leo Sm1th and I &nding gifts were Esther's PLAN DANCEd t grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. The Mtddleporl Ban 8oos · ,Thomas Robson and Mrs. Eliz- ers will sponsor a htgh school dance party with abeth J ordan. . the Jays thiS t 8 0 Saturday evenmg from The May meeting of the Past Mrs. William Russell assisted It p.m. at the Middleport High Councilors of Chester Council, !for the '~-.,. VOL XVII - Ma~- 1 Dno~ To .Til. 11114!retU 9/ Til. lfe~..M.on .4r• th~ f.:.~:..~m ~ Bro~n. 'i:iiiioii;iiiiiiiiiii~~-;;.-.......:=~------- --·--,- r enttnP 1 ~· .'. Barb~ra I Powers . II • ~ent· I man, Vir&;Jma (;rP\o S!f'fan1e • Ml~ pome !he ptano and potted ferns aceented the settmg Yellow tapers were used on the tables Mrs :' Len presented B1 o•n SmJih w1th a g1ft from Mrs t h• '. . La~ey, spe~t "lOV& HAS MANY FACES" (TPrhmcolor) Lana Turner. l'l1ff Robtort· son, Hu gh 0 Bnen, Rulh Ho· ' / • Beatleb~.~gs, ra~k parso~~ge Esther Lowery ed 0fs SurprtS Birthday Kef~ ~ble w~ m·a~y. Luther~." ' p~•'""~ ~e ~ ~poria V~s:~n e~s 1~ ~rs. tue_daug~-' 'I sup': ~ · t~:: f~mth sandwtch~s. = •, 1 ~ Around And of ~ About ~ d/ ~ Mtd epo Wtlfta~ R~ssell j Bahr. • J •~_.~,'JI'J .. I'I wl: J: ~~ ~s!nt ~ed membe~ ·~:r a~d ' l • • A VIEW of the Swimming Area at Royal Oak Park. Tho Royal Oaks Park Jounchos Meigs county into the middle of tho Tri· Stato co111petition for tho Recreation Dollar. T h o project, significantly, ia believed to reproHnt the largest singlo Investment of local capital In o local enterprise ainco World War 'II, Loeated at Pomeroy Slar Route, th e beautiful · new park will offer camping. swim ming. picmrking. IJo<tting and fishing fa cilities_ Two lakes have been built. Karr. a building contractor. native of Chester lownshtp and livtng at Pomerov Star Route. has planned the pork to atl raet patrons from tar and near. Announremenf that t h e park will be opened nest Friday. May 21, was made Friday at a "Press Day" at the park . Newspaper. "radio and television represe ntatives toured the park. Meigs Countv Community Improvemen t Corp. President William Childs tv a • guide for the tour and Karr answered qur s 1 in n ~ ahnut enlt'rpri -:L•. In all. 11111 acres ol mll ing \~oodlands for nature slurlv exploralion , trailing <J nd JUst plain roam ing are }11.s in the p<H'k g round ~ Roval Oak Pa rk ll"ill have 1 ~ 0 ca mp si fr s \l i;P n .111 an~ eomplelt•d \ lr. 1\arr satd fhat HW sites Will h(• rPad,· on opemng rl<tl" and I he nth1'1' 211 w iII lw <·ompI e t <'rl tim VPfl r - Thr r nrnping an·.1 1 ~ loMlfed on a h!ll midst a ro ve of tm~· er in g oak trePs. ·\ four -arrp l:.~kt• for s\d!Tl ming. dJving. wading a 11 d \\ atf r spo rl s is expP<"ted to aftra<"t m:lllv an'n rer;;ident s. QnaJiftecl II"Jtrrf ront j>ersnnnPI for the Rrrl rrns sapprovpd swimm ing fa(·iiit i t:~s wr l l lw on hand Diving hoard~ and sl ides are alreacl.v por;;itionrd at th e lake 1\an rxpects to emplov al least three. and po~s 1hly mo re, liff'g tiJrd .. . 011 \I rt>kend~. fi sher men arP not for- go!t en. The largr r. 12 acre bke is stocked 11 ith 3,UOO lhs of raffish. rropples anti ha." and 2.000 m ore pounds ll"ill be added prior to the opening. Facilities av8llablo lo.Jb.t:~ camping area· :tnc\urte :rt]!ilfr vidua l pienic tables, parking ~reas and fireplaces. elect nc outlets available at 50 <·amp sites a disposal stat oon for trailers holding tank s. and two central sho- werhouses . Laundrv fa r1lilirs rnclude flush toi lets and plf· nlr of hot water. i\rtual location of t he park is four miles no rt heast of Pomerov and one m i I e so"l It on Wells road. Mr. K.1rr said floating lin· rs will control the swimm ing sec tions of the smaller lakr An eight-inch layer of small washed gravel ex. lends from the shoreline to six feet of water deoth. Rates for camping a r e $2.75 per family for each night. or $14 per week. This fee include< the charge ~ for swimming and fishing. There will be special rates to camping clubs and groups on request. �,, • ' Form' Ill 1 t 1 He d1dn't 3et his ltrst start ~~~:~s i;~,::dc ~ ~~:so CLANGFORD son .. oro , I ''"'" •• - M :;::.;,., ....., de- Clnctnrratl Pods bave used ~~: ~~lra~~=~~~~~ - " ., "'' '"""'- - d - o "' " 10 " ' ...... ~ '""!. ,.. "."'"' ~ '::.!.'",::::' ••.": ... 1..0::: ~·· I .. ., "'" ..~ ,..;., "" "" "" """ ...... "1."' ~·,;:•••. :..oulo........ "" "'" •,~· ·::. ":::.: ::.~t of•hill ca·.. ..pmch·hltter - "":: '"':: ~~:::: .:...ndet·~by.... "'" ·- """ ... • 1884 MillOn r "' hll W!Oild conoocuiiVtllvo th m e nm 1 Hart Smith of the New Yor ~""Cubs Trim Dodgers d reer .~~~:v~~ hiS two •tarts,hlo one-run ~· lead ~r ~~:1 ~~~~~ Piral:, "~ lor the 13th itrate~ "Lei blm put lbe ball ov•r tile and rellefer Joe Nuxhall, Mahaffey has been troubled I with hiS nght shoulder lor the I The Chlcaro Cub. tnmme ve~yhe seem.~~ hove liCked hiS lor the Cu~ Bu over tlmt with • lw..l'lln rally plate now." specttvely, aa the Rtdo I hit ... """'" " ....... •• seasor~whetherw•' thedouhl2ti- ILotbe • :.-.. . .. . . . . -·· · - m~ ID "';',,,.,, · - b - Nationa League-lead me an t I problem• He w•lked more ltle·t W1118 the ac- lht ninth Inning Ken Boy:.\" Angeleo Dodgers 2-1, San con ro B 01 the Dodgero I an any 0 r d \ked Dick Groat tripled • would be ol l l'lancllco edjed Houston 2 I, only thr'::• .:dv 811pPtd tlve pitcher Ron Santo While Jingled agamst lo•er l II 1 to capiUie the N•tJonHI League ,S-7 •nd New \ork beat Cm P ennant wluth eluded them by cmnati 53 m other NL gamDees th A League · • game last year In e 12-8 In 10 Man age r Gene Mau chIhOlt •topped York blasted Bal· bt ought Mahaffty aJOund Clevelond toppled 2 1 the Chicago lv lhJS sp1111g not I to pitch m a •mgle game lor the Loo the tlrsl two weeks of \110 oea W e lor the sevenlhplac.. l"'th·lnnlng run a l•orun homer off m 1962 before shppmg Purdm was lWei oseGr me Cards' starter Ray Sadeckl, a '6S d Homer •• • mner last season, lo • 1-10 mark m an Jim Hart hit a lead oft mnlh· 121)-ga.'lle w blasted from the 12 9 record m IH ee- mmn homo run off Ken John-,who was the sixth otralght Dick Stuart : Ison provide Gaylord Perry I ....n wllhout I WID, 1un fifth lnnmg w ho with hll second vtctory ut lour me off loser Bllly O'Dell 1121 w d Jerry GaiiJpohs. VIS Susan an t ' M snd Mrs S lied her parens, r Fern Gillogly and other hies here on Saturday Aoot e Major vague Results son of the !"razlers' Danny Bv United Prm lnternallonal was on a lnp \o Washington, D National l.ea.'lle C. an honor won by Po· Mllw PIO 000 1110- 2 8I 10 Pu llo of the llrot oecond 1trol duty at his Lando, Phll• 000 OliO 112x- I tldrlend fuurlh rradeo, who Rev and :d Jonl· O'Dtll O.lnskl <6) tnd Tor· enjoyed 1 trip to the Columbus Evelyn Hug ' N M are 1 1 atlonal Houlton •t San Frondoco, 2 ro Mahaffoy •2-01 ond Trlln· Zoo Jut week were Bret All I thon, Albuquerque, a the '/arm By Untld Pr•u Intorn St Loulo II Pllllburlh 2 I tloo Loser - O'Dell II 21 HRI man Sandy Bishop Pamelo Hoi· I spendme / Mr •nd 1 1 Nollonol GB o\mrlean LtiiUt - Stull I lith\ Bolhn& (IJt) omb Helena Danny near School f Albu· W I ' W I. Pet GB c , Jellre Jone• Tommy Mrs Scoll McComll o Los An¥tlto li t 111 , I 6i2 Jordan, y rr 'Kennellt) que, que purchased from Mrl Cmcmnoll 16 II >DJ 421 t7 I IIIW \1 ' St Loolo 400 010 10%- I7 II J Pettit, Brenda Steve Laura Krebo Scott McComu Houslon 16 14 !33 I! 11 m I Pltli !00 OM 1100- II O Coen, Kimberly ' VICkie was In th\1 community oeveral Pluladolphll 114 II 500 :;,: 1 I& 12 571 1 Sadeckl Taylor Ill, CSchul:• Jack 1e yearo •• a boy and plano to M1lw1uk•t 2 1; 111 0 1Baltimore 11 12 58G 3'-' <II Purkey Iii and Ma8loy Juotm 1return he1e to live the San f IMnCisto 51 Clove land 12 II 522 c,,bbon11 'Win: Allee Peck, Marylm Mrs II 4112 I Boown II 14 440 I Boon I an Lo p C ha Shlltz Brent Sheltermg rmo o 1•; II 407 1'-' Now York Sl \.oull ll II 1'\ ner Srhullz HI) "r ,; en\ ;,mm Stout Kellh lowmg major ourgery 9 11 321 New Yolk 10 1 Waohln&lon 10 18 3!1 i IMcBeon <241 HR - Clond 'J rry 'Calherme i Mr ond Mro Ronald Whit· Pllt>bwKh ' K•n••• Clly I 20 200 IN on IIat ' R z, Do"nnle Deb tmgton Jenny and Rondo, Mar· Frld•y'o KHulto 1 Frlday'1 1\oulto u\:",Pelll\ Robert Markm1, g1e Jelfero, Kathy Cheadle,tMr. 003 000 00&- 1 8 0 ora ht llttt II Boa I, 10 1n• mght ' llkll Ho d P•t l and Mro Robert Bishop, om· N•w Yo• k 5 CJncnmal' I n;g n No• York 9 Bolli I main Clntlnnall Oil 011 101- I II I Jane BJSh;p' far my and Sandy, wore lmG"I 5 mwht Cl•voland % Wosh 1 niH hi t51 Arrigo (7) sy Greerh Dame! Walsr, Ever those atlendlnf tho celebration me~oston allow~ngs~;:; I :~~~~·· :;w w~;~''1.:onbeat ~- "" u~ ~; ~. ChJCI~~ sllfl~ ~~er ~ Lme • SCOfe ~hlciiOta : ~ ~~~n•l:o Loor~n1 , 1., ~·u~hl:·; C3fpenl ef SOC13 • I News NGS TA r~ar JC~~hool ~raR;b~~ oom~~m~ Ho~ery, ia PeEl~• 0~' ~.t~y~~~:~~. ~c ~~rv~e' ~Fr&~y,RH~y I ~7 :~ Woo~ t~~~~~~,.~ I ~~~:~: :~1~8 Qulse~berry, ~enn I H•~ Bur~ ,:1 ~ fo~ I Jorda~:O~as I ~lnl adolphia Ml\~al:k~t -- e An~tleo N~\ Yo~~xhall ... (30) ~ .:-<J'I~ s~url~r p~~~l ~ ;~. LA Pitcher ••• .. • '"' '"""" .. " ....,....~·· '"'""' '" ""' ~"'"'""' - " ... ··~ho~e......... ~stroked " ..~. .... lli""'"" l dby [ gPah~l~:, Clat'me I ~ean "I 1 two past h rm .. - I cancer up on tho wrong side o' a count It was Cinclnnatt s ond straight loss coming on ~ •,~ •ll oe \ugele· F.lls Chance •3dll ""'" 11 ., ll·ln I J Uovelan a urn Mllwoukrt al Pilla delphia - Siebert IJ II v• B 1 Bla"ni"'"' 1 21 • " Hunnmg 1 - • , l, nJg lloo;l>n "' San "'""" I :; Boslon1 11IJe ''' •1.0< vs Herhel 1!21 lonborg " 1l ou" II PlllshurMii Sial 14 21 "Sunday'• Games IMd 1 1, " Low > 1 Mmnesola 11 Koo City 1os An&eles al I hJCago 1 > """" '"''""'" C, , •g•> "' I us Angel•• 1 Now York al Ball110o1e waukee at Phllad•lphll Dfllolt al Boston, 2 ~·h7 \o~~ ~l~m,:e,~1o;~ v~ ~ lla~~~:'" ~ I I It Ir '""""::~,·~:;•;;,~ ~Ill By \1ator Lnlled p,.., Loo~ue Ch icago 010 001 :I Jordan ond leorhers, 000 001 <2 !) Lo1 Ang ulh Starkey and Millie CoBuill, Abernalhv 191 and Roz,. R novsky Berlell <91 1 1 1 lenMrs Dorsey Jordan Mr Reed •61 Pen anosk d M Rex ( headle Lollch er 191 and RosebOJo •long Wllh teachers Buhl 1421 Loser Vie 1 Houda>helt and John II \I HR - Sanlo <6th I. occompomed stu 2 d•nts of the hflh, 51 xth aevenlh 2 Houston 010 0011 000- t 0 and grades to Columbus > '" '"" D 0101 - > .. oo Th"'"'' ""'" O.o "Johnson 12 11 asd Brand taken on guided tours of Ihe Polly 12 21 and HalleJ HR - State Capll•l and olher places ~ ~~~;~~ ~~aperon~: Sn~lger ~ patterson . Continues lnlmallonul leadm pl~r~:l~ I the~ ~r a~[h ~be home run and tack w Ilei'OII II stngle Vada ~=~aa I IIIII SAIGON I UP!) - OUJctal Prtmlen Okays Halt the US military and US l!:mAmerlcan sources said today Official sources sa1d the de bassy declined coiJIJilent on tht the Umted States h.. ordered a cmon to halt the ra1ds lem- report. They would not ao. temporary cessallon of bomb- porarlly was shared by V1et· knowledge tbat anything other mg attacks agamst CommlDUst namese Protmer Phan H u y than tactical oons1dera11ono Nortb V10t Nam There have Quat and 'Other Interested gov bad Influenced the deciSion not been no r111ds for three days ernment officials U S Ambas- to bomb the north for the past The VICious ground war con- sador Maxwell D Taylor rolled three days llnued, however, and Commu. on Quat early In the week to Reduce Pmoure mst guemllas ambushed and diScuss plans lo halt the ra.ds, The report sparked tmmedl· destroyed an entire 12 • truckj the sources sa1d ale specula!Ion In this war· VIetnamese convoy today 50 Amer~can A~r Force and troubled eap1ta1 that Pres1dent rrules northeast of Sa1gon Two Navy offiCials were later m Johnson had ordered the halt m Amer~cans were killed and four formed that all planned ra1ds order lo give the North V1e~ wounded VIetnamese we r e agamst the north were to be namese Commumat regrme an found but there was no md1ca slopped fol low·ng the Navy's opportunity to accept his offer 1lion as to the fate of the others Wednesday strike agamst the of unCOnditional dtscuss1ons the last convoy bridges Withoutpressuro appearmgofto do so can UD· , FISH ARE BEING stocked at the larger lake by park mThe raid agamst North Thanh At theHoa same t1me both Navy der Amer • owner Horace Karr and S I Bastian Department of Viet Nam was made between and Force of/JcJals were or- bombs 1 ' Natural Resources, DIVISion FIVe park manager who 3 p m and 6 p m Wednesday dered to carry out extenSive OffiCial sources noted that attended the Press Day event Fnday I when planes h1t ftve bridges aerial reconnaiSsance m order the halt COIDC!ded w1th tho I - SEO Sfand'fngs MARK EVANS, MINERSVILLE R D, a worker at Royal Oak Park checks drainage hne to make sure 11 Is m good cond1t10n and ready for use. ' back)ol~ ~" '""~ ~ r~fllntd PI , Tuppers 3108 -~· I I ue 1 Amer ••• 0 No1kmel l•aluo 1 New York 200 101 005- 9 ! o,d n Dy 1 Quee'n Ronnie White Mrs Carl Crabtree and Ruoull OO'l 000- 3 I! " ' • • ' r. A8 H HAve Bolumore 100 II St•nley Hutton Mur\ Bailey Lon Albany 2 382 Slalford DownlnM 181 Ham G J eo Nancy Smith Ran Ml8s Rebecca Dye, home on M"'' Sf 28 \ID 21 4 I tonlil and l:dwards Roberto, on Rita Wilbur Kevm a leove from the Peace Corpa I uiPII"" lm 1: ;; I Jtaddll ' ' ' and Lau Wmner Lowthe'r Rulh n BraZil, opent tho weekend In Tort >ill U 119 20 l2 353 1 I Slofford I 1\ Loser - llobl'lts Ann Jordan, David Waugh, I Columbuo vlsltlnf with Mr and '""" 18 69 13 !4 341 14-21 HRI - Llu 12ndl 1reoh Richard Pelllt Margie Sue Mr! Jerry Wlnee Mro Wlneo 16 9li 11 I! 314 ST()(KHOJ M UPI\ _ Flovd 1Jrd1 Jeffers MaJOey, Barba [" the former Blackwood Allen Ph1\ 21 \05 21 36 343 Pa\lerson one '" closer In -ro Brookhart Rondv Tolley of the Harrloonv\ o area Har ><r lin l7 IOl J4 321 p I 1 1 d 000 1011 101> - 2 9 11Patricia Wa\oh Re 1 Cheadle, Carl Greenle01 lnd H ! Mctovev SF 2' 91 li 29 311 hi> dr••m of revalnlnl lht C an 0111 000 000- I 5 0 Robert Peck, 'Dole Jordan, Starkty attended Pomona II ••g ter, Mr and Mro aller :nd ~~1 ~::~~~~'"" ~Y ~ .re~ ~al•hup~athryn Mlcha~l ev~ W~\Dowell l~e • E~~ ~rt M~th- ~13 i:ts l ~~:c:;:· Lew~lon ~~6 cro~n I ~ns "i~m RG~~w, Horl~n HSod~o, ;a~oly~~~~~; I' ),:", Ro~~no ~e~ ~un~~y I we::.nd I '' I r;oy~, ~;~ ~:t':.ln :=,•~vw~hlrd Covl~lt7;, K~l MroCJ~ \ 1 ' Hawk's Cycle Sales w'1.:':!i. 1, c E DON's ASHLAND SERVI LY toMM o 1'~ P~llldtl· -· WIII~am I Mar~lyn Susann~ 1 MIJIIPLIII-TAIL PIPU WHIIL IALANCINO H G f. E h Th und1re Beeavy leaguere santoc oes Dommgo • ru ~·- w~, Clvlhze~, I" I re~ls Soc~ety San !t~~ope~sl ~ere S~ld /0 hat~6·ephed m:; ~a~~c~ ~C~lll;;,~,~~~~ ;~,"\a"~.;~e e~z:mo~ ~~~:· ~ ~en ~ ·~ I a es ee JS H0D0fed{;UeSt 1 11 CoJ b -""'"I'"'= "''""' ~·· ""' '""" """" ,_,.,_, Ern-~ n um us Me~g• -.. •• .....:... """ ,,. ""' ~·· "' '""" ~ -~ •' ''"• "' ""' '"'"'' ~:;: f,';" ,::;-:::::. • - "awar~ '""' • "'"'"'' ''"""' ··- ,. "'"··~ ·~ '·-· - ""''"'""~·~· ...... .,,.,,I •" " ..... "• """'~~""' ....~. ''" ..... '"'"' •• ,.. """'I"""""" ~ - '""" • ach~eve!llents /Future or co. I 1~ Ge~~erll I ~ -~. ,_, ''· '""" ~'" '"·~· "" """'" . ':"''"' , ···~.... .,. ~. '" " "" " """ ..... ""' ,;, •~~ "'"' ""' • ""'' '""· "~• "~''" '"" ,, ""-~~~ • '"""- '"""-~'" '""'"" " " '""""' ""'""" oom'""'" _,, .._, .... I1' 7'~~··~·' "........_ _, ,,''"'" ",•• ~-·••·~ ~ .....• -,, •"""'" 1"""""'""• "''"'",. ""·~•"""' ~·'" '• ~ '",~"" ~. """• subd~ I and outlined hll!h pomts of meetmgs at the mslltute Bahr folllowed su estm the mstJtute Jnggthe g their 0 counlry VISible from Ihe Hotel EmhaJ a the rebel • held cket auoss Mr dor on lhe western outskirts of the •mer po that HAVANA - THE CUBAN Santo Dommgo It •ppeared bes government Frrday demanded /that light art dlerv or bazookas t Up to 30 years m prison for 34 1and 5U caliber mach me guns 1 RECEIVE q ·-·........... .. .. ... . .... •.. •. I mclude~ I Lad~es 1~d Advanced TypewrlliJtc A· were Ounna Crow business man 1 National Honor Society Schol· :e of trustees, present1 wards - W A Drake, lnsJruc. ager, Donna Hauck, Carla 1arsltlpo - Bonn e Srndh and 1 ,; recognitiOn buttons or 11 tor of Advanced Typmg, pre- Will, LoUis D1ehl, Patr c a Thomas McGowan won 175 sch- scro sented p1ru to V1ckl Fetty, the I Robert Crow Faye10 Cra- 1olarshtps awarded to a boy and l!MS J'HS schOol typing champ- 11111!r, Shella Hicks, Johnn Sue enroll m a four-year SERVICE ANNOUNCED ton, a '10 w p m pm (she typed Thompson advertlsmg solici· 1college cpurse based on an es· 77 w p.m. on a 10 minute te•t): tors, Sharon D1ll and Barbara say each ljTOie, Mrs. Theodll8- Funeral services for M rs ' F~llz, u.HAUL TAAILIII g~rl w~o o • •• '"· ~ "~' """'· '""-· """' - · "• ""....,_ Cha~lotte Donna Reibel, Lam. Mike Mulford , llert, 111d Marjorie Warner, 55 The )965 "Pomeroylln" was dedicated by vole of the !JJ!n· ,1 ,l'raellce Typln, /t.·l lot clasa to Charle' "BIId" Blck· Johnearned John101110and •San· head IIISlstant and Thomaa w.p.m. coach Ill football lhl runth,coach e'•llth, e~ \ RU' S, Eng 1and, (UPIJ een hillside overlookmg R1ver stands m permanent to Brll111n'a love for John Kellnedy "We wept at h1s death," Yearbook salespeople, Patty : Soc1ety cnapter apoosot, made held Monday at 2 p m. at the day as she dadlcated Brenda OWens, Barbara Roush, ice Welu:ung, Gloria Buck, and 'l;",Dfti:~.plns. ••,i:\t.,rT~··~~ - Runnymede Memorial Dedicated nedy, who In death my people and slarlng oot over the river still moum and whom m liiel as the Brittsh monarch i•uded they loved and adnured " her late husband It was a day of solemnity and Fnday mght, Mrs Kennedy sadness - and a day of warm had tea at Wmdsor Castle rellllmscence and praise Bright with the Queen and sunshine b at he d tbe scone as Phihp The U S Embassy [.. ....,,_._ - """.,.,..., """"· "",. ,_ _..., " "" -•·tr~bute",..... •"""' - •...._ ...., .,."· '"'""- """· "'"m Gloria Buck, Donald 1'/appeP, Amer~ ret~red I tTUNIUP I ::cat~n rt'lt~ BJ k I , I WOUNA WMIER 1ncl SUPPLY CO. I I I tCAIIWAIHINO ltAKI ADJUITMINTI '1 d~rector rev~ewed posli'~~y ~he Ne~ Deale~ eQUAKIUTATIOILJ no.,. f'\:~ r the State competitiOn and was j Mrs Hollman thanked MISs / lor the competitiOn lees of Ohw State Univenslv pu he le said ISI•tes . Ihorne DIVISIOn hold Ihe easl 1232 726 to the political 18th ID the Ohjo Jlruverslty Dis· Helen Smith for hre dltoml Donna Crow won the D A R lor all faculty and stall mem PreSident Dick Rosenbaum The def•ndants m Ihe IJ.- 1 - - - - - ' IS IOns of the state, Auditor trJCt Jenmfer L Evans placed assisatnce to Jhe Staff She then/ Good CiiJZnslup A•ard bers who have served 0 h 10 / presided He announced the DIS Ihour trial mcluded three wom- f1rst wom•n cabmeJ member IChester Goble saJd Friday fifth m the county and Lows complimented Mrs Martha Hus- The Betty Crocker Home- Stale for2 5 or more years Es trict 669 assembly will be held 1en and two Americans - the 1Jed the U S Labor Department I Diehl and Doll!la Crow recelV· /led, sponsor of • Tbe Panther's maker of Tomorrow Award pecml Y honored were the 25 In Athens June 21. Galen Brown Rev Herbert Caudill 61, of 1throogh the heel" s, ed honorable menllons Cub" the Jumor High secllon lwas won by Palsy !"ullz on the / 30, 35 4lJ and 45 )ear lacul\y l mtroduced hiS guest, hJS son, Chnchport Va, and hJS son· ld ed here F'riday mghl 'j MF.ETING CHANGED McGown was awarded • Na- 1ol the school paper. 1basts of Written exammatlon and stall members and those Eddie In law the Rev James David 1MJSs Perk<ns went to Wash The meetmg of the Ladies twnal Merit Scholarship Cerliii· \earbook Awards - "The taken by the h1gh school gl!"ls ' rehrmg thJS year I of the church who ser. F1te 31 of Forth Worth Te< mgton m 1933 as Franklin D 1auKJhary ol the Racme cate for placmg m the 98th per. j1965 Pomeroy an," the PHS Donna Crow received a Mt The nearly 100 guests pre- ved dinner were Mrs James Sentencmg 1s expected w1/hm Roo>evelt s secretary of labor can Leg1on scheduled May 25 percentile natiOnally yearbook presented medals to am1 Umvers!ly CertUJcate ac. sent faculty and staff Criswell, Mrs John Ketchka, eJght days She resigned m 1945 a!te1 hold has been moved to Tuesday, 1mg Jh• top l"hor post longer Mav 18 7 30 p m There wU Typewriting Awardo - Mrs these semors of the school an- l*nowledgmg that she was 1n ' members who have completed Mrs John Baker, Mrs Atwood Bern1ce Hoffman, elemenlary nual sial!, Sandra Thomas the upper 5 per cent scholasJJ 26 or more years of semce Spangler, Mrs E M. Wood and NEW YORK FRANCES / than '"Y other person In his 1be mstallation of new offiCel'll 1 typing mstrurtor presented land Sheila Crisp, Semor Sec· cally In her h1gh school class plus all who w1th 25 Miss Bess Sanborn. Perkms 83, who a slhe nation's tory land refreshments handsome medals to Patsy tlon editors Ernestme Wood Two PHS girls were recogmz. years or more of !erv1ce, and - --Fultz, 55 wordo per mmute p1n and Amta Hall, Classes Sec- ed for havmg poem. pubhsh· their husbands and wives and to Judy King, Su<anna Arn- t1on ed1tors, John Johnson. ed m ''The Nattonol Anthology <>ld Mary Sue Handley Robert iSports Section, ed1tor Katy of H1gh School Poetry," Boorne President Nov1ce G Fawcell Whaley, Donno Crow, Peggy Morarity, Snapshot editor Smith and Johnnie Sue Thomp- was master of ceremomes and Hollner, all 45 w p m pms Business staffers awarded son. Smith L Rli~rdon, prestdent of NOW READY TO SERVE YOUI I • afla~rs ..... - - ............... -·· .... .. -· .• . ·. .... POMIIIOY, 0, b;:~aand ~ussk~:~[ I crappie~ I clul~en, bot~ Diehl The Is based on and Mary Thompson, art Sha1· LoUJs Diehl and Thurma Vau. lure was hon ored thiS past week character, scholarship and phy- 1on D1ll Barbara Horak San 1ghan by M1ss Helen Sm1th, spon. 1at the 21 , 1 annual lac Sica\ idra Thomas, productiOn start. 1sor of the Pomeroy chapter, / ul\y and Sial! recogmtmn Dm Scbolarsblp Awards,_ In the jLmda Moore busmess manag Teacrers AmeriCG ner at the Ohm Umon m OhiO Scholarshtp Test er, Donna Hauck Susanna Arn Other Awards E1nes\me 1 1 mb s I NO PAINT I \ ~ '"" •~• lOA 1 11 1 Mllorerflllf o\lllo~ tt • , .... a~d I I \ n~lcd Outslani11pg student conlribu·1pms and seventh grade basketball 1of high'"" schools must"'"'• lace and of ''" In ·•· a JOint "'" '"""" ., school ''" ..and m••Dayf " ·Peterson -· ... ..sta tement Issued 1 \ liOns to sc!bboi Ute were recog- Baseball Team- Coach Rus- te• ms The vote recognized hiS 1sl reosed tha t more subject mat Rutland H1gh school told Rota- before leavmg lor Mexico on mzed Friday In the annual sell Moore P< csenled awards to work m athletics, his sponsor. \er neds of ry club members Fnday mght lheJC 15 year-<Jid omeroy H1gh school Awards D1ck Werry a medal Bruce sh1p of the s1g Bend Basket or t e supcnor slu enl an / at Heath church they gamed n a e coup' said 1t ssembly With Prmc1pal James Simpson Rex 1 ball ClasSic hJS teachmg abJI lhe slower student, must be broader understandmg ol world a agreement and Diehl as master of ceremon- George Hams Wilham Jewell l'ty and hiS ob I0 us I It considered He told the hoard / at a World AlfaJCs In loglc<II step to solve the SANTO DOMINGO (UPII - Heavy gunfire echoed 1 Robert Crow 'Robert Smith: With students. v popu ar Y members what steps needed to shtute 10 Cmcmnati problem of contmued spea a. through thiS beleaguered uty Fnday mght from the bank, 1 1of lhe Ozama River, \\here U S paratroopers apparent· he progl'llm began With the Philip Swmdell, Steve Finlaw, 1 Senior LII,..•rlan Awards _ be taken before the JSsue of Their attendance, and that of lions due to busmess comm1t tr 1twnat Flag Salute cere· Edw•rd Baer Wilham and Leon-I MISs Helen 8.,,1h hbranan 1 consohdal10n could be placed Eastern SoCial Science teacher men!! on the part of eacil ly were shootmg II out With Dom1mcan mo y led by seniors Lows D1ehl ard Van Meter, chenille letter I presented medals b, Norman Bahr at the mshtute AuthoritatJve sources saul the rebels kJlled or wound. 15 and Donald CUllums The a- awards and managers Chr 1Ainold Augustme Branham / April was ,ponsored by the SAN FRANCISCo _ THE ed an undetermmed number of Amencans The para10 war • ' Tompkms and Mike SCwyer, l Gloria' Buck Huddle ' Middleport • Pomeroy Rotary board of directors of the lo_the rebel fire With Danfoi1b Foanclatlon Award manager letters slon, Nancy Riggs, Lmda Sauv. l dub The mst tute Which of FranciSco MediCa\ has a eas - roun s rom . 1 -By Semor llll!h faculty vole, School Paper Stall - Mrs age Sayre Florence I fers speakers and semmar lead unammoiiSiy adopted a policy 1 LoUis Diehl was named Out Bermce Hollman faculty ad Schrimsher, Jonn1e Thompson, crs of mterna\ stature IS spon. of partiCipatiOn m the medl· lh b k II d d b t 90 d th g b 1 h ld th standmg Boy and Donrra Crow VISor lor 'The Panthers Roar," 1Mary Thom(J.<On Ernestme / sored by Rotary clubs of OhiO care program, 1! enacted Dr 1 ave d ;'" /;. I '"'" gob e re e • 011 the OGtstandtng G1rl of the Sen- 1presented medals to semor l Wood, semor librarians. Indiana and Kentuck 'Edgar Wayburn, president ot woun e Jn 1 an ° mingo l ""f' s an 0 0 1 1 1lhe ,;.. .. and a copy of "] Dare You," anty a,nd Donna Crow John t1f1cates were presented to semors are outstandmg schol- thai the board ' actwn " a s I Flash"' 'usble east bank rovJde an o': a Danforth publication, were Anderson and PhJ!1p Swmdell estme Woods Lmda Sauvage, c E Blakeslee Coun ars of their ciBSsos 1prompted by report.s of doc. From the sound of Fmbv seiVatJon ost from which th I Pull Unt At ... !n~~ \~ol I StudentS Report on Jnstitute , Notable Contributions l n Sch00I ·L l~e A wa 1ided I Cu~m1ngs SetTht 0~•r::ez Mt~~o Th~ra, ..,, I - - ......I HONDA JoyWISema~o!Colu;..butlpent spee~l l ;:::~'":a~ l'r~day d~c~g YOU MIET THE NICEST PIOPLI ON A :•Ir H~:"ht:rJr WIQRLD e"'\;~1O~he I '~h ~a~, cl~f' "'1 ~orma Dsl~ ~r":' ~1 he nlll Jacklon will mHI Lotan at NorDII r.o,an for the 1866 SEOAL ::::11 in D~rector Tms "EEK'S RESULTS, Tuelday Galllpollo II Pomeroy II Jacklon 1 Middlepon S Jackoon 7 Mltl4ltport 0 Loean t Wollaton 1 Athena 12 NelaonvUlt I TblJI'Iday Lofan 1 Wtllaton I (Northera ...... - Council Holds Firm on Pay Scale for Summer bePark Job 1 Mtddleport council today In might combmed With those a special meetmg turned down ol the pool manager, should a lbe recommended employment of head life-guard posttJon be cr,.. a summer reoreat n director at oted $300 per month 10 and acce ted j 1f he P It was noted there remamed Bob CrOJ e ve a " t res1gnatwn of councilman anoth r alternatl Jh t tl the meetmg were Rep Ralph cJdmg factor m upgradmg ed 'I j Called for those two •-:,":st'':': Walker, John Parsons State ucatwna\ standards 1c actwns council heard Coun y p of f'manre and Edu Mr Shoemaker diScussed the COLUMBUS - THE OfUO[ CJiman Gene HarriS read lhe / Mr Wolle " head basketball catwn, and Mr Doyle Shnemak lmanc1al problems Involved and Wlldliie DIVISIOn said recommendation of the Recrea coach at MHS and coached baseer stale supervisor of second offered .assistance to any group the flshmg outlook Js pretty I tJon conurussJOn that Carl ball m the sprmg spnrts proary and elementary education, requestmg such help Mr Wei- good for thiS weekend from one le be hired as recreation direr ' gram who spoke on the vanou" prob- ker diScussed the legJSiatwn re lst:te to the other tor at $300 per months Mr Craig m hJs Jetter "r res lems and necessa ry sleps re latmg to educ<IIwn before the In es ';;;' Counc1\ agreed that SJnce Jgna11on that hJS em. 1 qmred lo place the school con general assembly and ol the WI. uegi s, ca • salary for lhe poSitiOn has been pluyment keeps h m out of sohdatiOn question before the OJds to education available He and ' taken set at $225 per month II to"" when council meeJmgs 1 •• 11 :Ite HORACE KI\RR, OWNER of Royal Oak Park at Pomeroy R D, explams opera public d a 0dhesJre 1 to help a should remam at that figure are held and t s Imposs bJe M on 1 Do thedNovember ballot Soex:plrhesse u eas ern 10 so ve lis ed· 1 dl r h twn of the campmg area to those present for the P1ess Day. At far nght IS Me gs 1 1 1 1 r nal McKenzie, ex b Streams clear and normal wtth regar ess o w ether or not for h1m lo perform h1s publ!c County ExtensiOn Agent C E Blakeslee 1 ecut1ve head or the Northwest ucatwna pro lems Irock bass bluegiiis bass carp additiOnal funds m1ght be a. dul1es The vote to accept h" ern Local diSinct welcomed Icatfish and be 1;g tak: I va1lable from other sources Irc,Jgnatllln was unammous, all the members and guests and en Outlook 18 excellent J1 was agreed to refer the rec cou ncilmen bemg presrnf Introduced the speakers Mr ommendat10n on back lo lhe cept John Zerk le They wue Parsons emphasized lhe grave HOI.LYWOOD _ AC'I'RF.SS commiSSIOn Hams Hoger Mmgan, Clul· 1 responSibihly lacmg school Dana Wynter and her husband./ Jt was suggested the dU lles or , ord St umbu and Wayne C.Jb. boards '" meetmg the modern 1a Horney Greg Bautzer, announ. the be wuh 1bons Mayor Lee Smllh pre educatiOn needs of Me1gs coun. 1ced Friday they had agreed to the _!hat Job Sided ly youth He .poke of the vast one-year 8eparallon on a tri compefl tlon that exists rn large al basis but would contmue lo I • tc ossess the damage so far tn· President's renewed b1d for 1\•cled by almost 100 days of peace taiks In a natmna\ly tel• contmual bombmg ra1ds agamstl VIsed speech before a gathermg m11JJary targets of Amencan <4IIonal cartoonOffJCJal spokesman for both tsts - -- --- at land and Middleport, were guests of the Northwestern 1 Local Board ofo EducatiOn at a dmner Fnday evemng JR / the Rutland Grade School cafetena School cooks pre. pared the turkey dmner served lly high school g1rls Wives of the membeiS were - - InVIted guests before lh• public wh1ch m th'l Spec1al guest speakors lor fmal analySis must be lhe de II U 144 14( Ma~y ror~m ~ ~~ J,. 3~! ~Clr\du I~ I I i~a Comeback 2~ ' • " cause of weather School board members, execut1ve heads of schools, In eluding Pomeroy, Middleport Bedford, Salisbury, Rut- 1 ~-'":"---::"::::; - -.... tl nd Rev EUient EmeriOn' e · , ed the South Eaot Ohio Mlnlo· tero Conferance at Rio Granda, Ohio Friday and Seturday Mr and Mro. Charlell lnJ wert Mothoro Day d lllflt. of of and Mra ana o Dll • Rutland Do Mr and Mrs rst Bruck "I 17110 10 35 116 world h"vvweJghl till• has •221 and Azcue Mike Fraley, Rosaloo ChriSt Grange at Pomeroy on Friday and oon Howard •pent owned l•lle, ta n only woll l 0 t c RidJik 191 and Camilli Jan Dana Bailey Bruce Mar evenln! whon Atholll County Po· or s Day with I her J"{cents rd Amorhao leas•• now fiJI, <2 4 HR - kl p F bt!r Conme mona Granle vlllted the Melrs and Mrs Water o man an " B R H Av( Loser - Orteea ' ns, ogey au ' ICount Pomona lnd prooonted family of Chtater. Hollon Det 16 6014 2l383 Whether Paltorson who Davahllo(lsll Greer Corol)n floyd for the m..tlnr Mr andMro KtnnethDnld· \\agnel Clev :1:1 89 21 31 stopped Tod flern na of Hous I -Perk, Robort Whiteman, R p Will Mao Willman of oon ll1d family of Columbue Mathew' KC 19 53 ! :!II 345 lun lu "' 40 second• of th• 000 000 100- I 6! !!:Ills, Waller Jordan o r I Ravontwood W Va and Mill were Mothtr'a Day 1"1111 1\hlllld Cl•v 14 51 i 11 li11rd IOUnd Fnd<Jy nlghtl 000110 oox- 2 61 D;r::d: her parentt, Mr lrtd Mr1. Da· l Skowron Chi ll 97 13 32 no anolher shot al the Ill e • ood 161 D Lee tou • a y • lth Mr and Mrs H. na Hollmln Davahlu' Cl•v 22 82 i 17 329 pends on who wms In ! !Lope: FISh Teeto, Ronda Whlllnglon d k:y , Mro Carl Barnhill underwtnt Caler Chi 25 fl 16 30 Mam• May 25 ond Martm lVI. nls Tollkey, Toni Pel\ II an ' guesto of Mr. and ma)OI' lurfery II Camden- If Dtt 211 91 2l 31 32~ er • • on Pto Mr ~ -- - ', 2610716 34 3111 On thai mght Sonny Ll•lon , Winn•r- Holien 1331 Loser- 1 Carol ElameE\ils daughter of \Irs Jerry Culwell and . th William Culwell borne Karl<neena llet . 26 95 21 30 316 • lrJ<S to wm back the f Cl II Ml"' Lopez 14-3\ HR- Aiilson (4th) Mr aud Mrs Kenneth Elhs and Mti William I Culwell were l,•eiiililiiiiliiiliii--ilii-iiii;l! • R from CasSJ us Clav I ay re I!Q Innings} fell al school the past week and the followtns rea vtl, 1 1 has a good Detroit ltom• uns '' Pallerson h of Cincinnati, and NatJODBI I eagueCoho - \laV> r,, '" OtXi 010 003 200 000 If-4-IZ8 II 20 several requ Ired Collier Mrl Bob Whitten nd andMr ants 11 Bwnk• 1 Math c ance • t • I tl •hot II LISton 230 to cloH Iitle a cuttlIn wort her knee Mrfamilyd' 1 8 1 ews 8rn•• Swobod. Mel! wins II ba<k lhe R•kow (2), Sherry Mr and Mrl. Rullell Mayo, of I I nd . an Torre, B•a.,., RohiO•on Redo mun "' 110 <11 Fox ''' and Froohan Vlllted her parents , n b u woM I and oil 7 Icrown can orl•t • u • tt H ffner 131 Lemabl Mr and Mro. Ney Carpenter of o um ua r America• l.earue - Horton tlmt Patteroon loot lwo one no •' Rlidall 191 over lht weekend Dwaine Jordan and Brylll were 'l'l~m i Blefm Oriol•• (on round llllt IIIhll to Llllon and Ritchie W~ner - Fox Mr and Mrt Ralph Fraaler,aliO Sunday dinner 1""11 at W. MAIN STiliiT tgllaro Red Soo Genlllt A's hoo no de"'o lo fact Lloton l ~~~ - Radall (2-21 HRo -----·Kahnt 1\~tro all 1 1 •&•In Yaotnemakl 1 (~th 6 Rnao Balled Ia Palter11m, WII 1 h lng 118\lo Wood , tstl, Mantilla (tth), National LNiuo - Banko pounda loved w1th Herrlnl, t (8th) Cubs 33 Mayo r.l•nto 23 Rob lle•ellnaa lwo-lloted barrage at on ' '"'" n Reds %3 John•on Rodo 1the Texan who welBhe<i 212 20 Malhtws, Bmoo all 19 Mlnn 000 000 II3S- I II 4 Amorlean l.talut-Kahnt Tl Referee 1ed Waltham Merl· Kan City 000 100 200- I 7 I 1 VALVOLINI OILS gers 24, Mantlllo, Red Sox 23 Itary of tbe 8r1tl1h Boxlne l K..t Parry 17), Foonow (1), Powell Ouoloe 21 Horton fl· I Bo•rd olopptd tho flrht In the Pltll Ill and Battoy, O'DIOMI· 1 LUIIIICA nONS K•" lJI Cbltviio lndlono II l th~rd round of the tcheduled 10 huo Wyatt (I) and Lechomlll. Pl1eblnr 1rounder with Herrlnr 1llll on Wl~er _ P'01110w 12-21 Looor National IAIIIUa-Giusll A• his feet -0 Dono1ht1t (J.I). HR-AIII· 1 OOODYIAII Tlll.l tro• f-0 Olboo11 Cordo f-0 h tltr) Ell" Re<lo 5o Maloney Redo • He wao 10 ahaky that ~ 1011 __ 4.0 Boldot"hun Philo l-0 didn't know whore hi ""· jRI1JSCHE_D_U_LI_PIGIIT tiATTIIIIIS ADiorlcaa Ltoroe - Paocuol, Walthom ••1d 1 PHILADI!:LPHio\ rvPil Twmo 1 Aguh ro Tl1ers 4.(), 1 Palllroon wh 0 probably Promottra reaohodqlld I tMINOIIIIPAIIIS Buzhardl Whitt Sox Grant, would have loot 1 shot at the May bollnl bout belw11n 11 30 '"' 111 Fox ' 1"" Pappao, title If Horrtnr hod beaton him, Stanley Hayward of t Onnl" I.() collectld QI,OOO and Herrl"l phi• and Vlnot Shomo o! New MfrH FOR WRI!:N took home obout 110,000 Pat. Yor~ 1o J111141 II ~h:f ~~?: : O:<~'ORD iJh"' 1 UP II- Ohio ltriOtl ha• now won 41 booll lor Sonny 81~~ urlltr thla l Umvtrtlt• boiNiball coaclt Bob and loet lour, tally lnjurld Wren '""ched the MO·vlctory ' week ndrk Friday u hlo Bobcat• 1• T!AMI INTJ:Il!ll N4TI IUY IRIDGI:I defe_.ed Miami, 1&-1. A total I WASHINGTON (UPII - Tltll In 11 yuro ao ""d <<o.teh, I N!W YORK IUPil- ltd to waahin ton ltnatora purohllld 1 ltchor 1Marahall Brldpl fN1II W"n hu I recoN foMO.tOI ol Ill ~I lrt IIJIIC H" mark thll year I• 23-1 over- compe~ I~ theloP~t, ~~~~~~ ~iwall FrldtJ and opllonld ,.. oll and e.! In tho Pofld·Amtr~ four.blh 0 c :mp ~~ 11. , R1t llo/ hurler Jll11 Duckworth to can Ctlrtltrtn<'f Ide ar •n•. h p if Coast Lea1ue Opjl. 1&0 DtJMII Ph, 675·1160 1'1. Plellllll Dennis Scouler clobbored a Sports Nletworkll 't,lnc ;••:;II, :~ ;.~~ clu~c ~~kworlh hod fT nd 1lam home run ind Jim v\10 nat on• v ,. and no$1ed Caoh & Delivery-Cash & Carry-ludglf Pl•n • thlo oea•on •· J..ever hlt a three run blast to .. pa rt of the PGA national decl'>ons 4 fl eam<d run avwqt, 1 paea tbo Bobcollt. , • J televuooo tour. ;~ :~ "" -.:..""' '"""'" .. TOTALS Consolidation Is Topic at Dinner a A~r w1lhm a 4rrule radius of the L-oastal c1ly of Thanh Hoa The last three day paiiSe came March 16 18, apparently be- • ~~ chlld~on ~ I ... . . . fam:r,:nd~r/ nl mlerest Student• who en ~tnrd ~~~ :r:lh~r~r~l:~:ly~~: ::nt ~~ :• J:;oph · champlonlhlp. Datt Ill be IDChar\e. Krobo Donald Stowers cal Mr and Mrond M. c ... d OCla ven s . Joyed lhll opportunity were Elb M Knl h S • IE l t;::::£-:s:und::a~y;.• •~no;un;ctd~-·------, Rod Jordan Roumary Lan ol Columbus a r ; Hort >Jrd' I e~ghlh I I ;: .:::-..::::Jd.. r:r::;,ltd ... .. hrack:J~our uif I d the Cincinnati at- •cam.i _. I "' "" "" """" "' Dally lentl~~el, Pomeroy•Midtlleport, 0., 'Hq 111, 1101-1 " " ' ""'•"",;: . . - ~:rc to! atr~llllt lo... Wantz entered Dame! Froeman llor and family of Torch, Hospital Wedneoday lor add I were Mothers Day guests of Ilona\ tests which showed a hJa parents Mr and Mrs bram tumor Taylor and tamlly Suraery wao ordered but the Mr Clarenco Dean and two doctoro discovered both oldee Jackie lnd Cralll and hlJ brain had the canceroUI Mr. ond Mro Bob Daen condition ond he never daurhter of Columbuo and Mr conoclouaneu from the opera· and Mro Woodrow Dean !ton. Marianna, W Va wert . =r:".:_ . - ..• :lth al~~~ubled. ~n ~ V- . ~ IM~li ~tnt ,. . th~e:'dd~ .. speakor lor Rural life Sunday servll •• Vir and Mrs Elba McKnight of Columbus IISIIed 8 ents Mr and Mrs D Knight and Mr and Mro Ftrn G1llogly Harold GIIIoely lo confined to hiS home fDIIowlnl 1 JUry suffered on hll "' 0 """' ol 0 lor Sunday dinner ru•:ta of Mr .. yoff Nuxhall, the loaer, II stxth to pqt ': ~,.::.:·, ·, .~:·:~:b,: ,"':' \~:-.:,; :·~.:": . ::;:....i;.::::.·~;"";.~::.:1 ~-~;~~~:::::-:,:~~ ::~.: ~:~:..t~·~ '= :.: ·:..."""' ..... .... ~":". ~ ~-:: .... -~ , •,. ~::~;·.:~··~: .~:r; .:;;-+,:,:;::-:~~~~::~; i£::. ::::, ,,:;"::,.,,, I~:~.=~:!::?w£1 :::;·E.S: !-~T!·~ ~.::::.:::£::~= ~E\:'Jo ~ :E:~ : l l S: ~~lll<a~o '~','., '"' '"""'~s "~~~~~~~giOt; ""';•:.,,::=; ' "·0:: ~~nd•l .~~ ,, •• "" I•• •••• ·•• ,, .,.,,. "" ,..,. ., '"' 1 ' •back-at·the·hands " ,._, '""':;· ....""" .. of pmch· t ~ed hill PllliOII'ahtl phta. thl ~rlple ' ~u'h~ler ~ ~~ 1, ~ ..._ wu 1 lr . Smith'• double lnd a The Mets touched Jly, NallY by Roy McMUlan In the hall and Garry Arrigo lor 11 ond Inning put the Mets on top, hits, Including two each UPI) but th e Reds carne Klaus LewiS, Chrisotpher INGLEWOOD Cahf I ;;; back m the third with Smith' and ahtgle aafetlet bJ The maJor league career runo. McMillan and Jacll> rook!O pllcher DICk Wantz last Kl Cllrlstopber ond ed lor only one mnlng so far With starter and winner as hJS official statistics were ry Jackson workmg for itltrd-luck Jim O'TGolt IIIUI concerned and then cancer Dun Pavlllch bin ror hit lint ;lctoJ1 brOU8hllt to I clooe and to NCOnd Oft In will The promltlnf r• field hit by Leo CArdenll. :. "tor the Redo the Uti hurler died Thurtday nliht Two outo Iller, Tommy Har- Melo today Ht 11 II)IICied II alter undersolnf ouraery lor 1 per blasted hla third home fact either Gallll CIIC!O (0 D) ,. cancerouo brain tumor over the Ieite enter field wall Gary Kroll (2·1). HI• Lot Angelo• Anlell team· to put Cincinnati on top, H. The two IHml concllldt lbil mateo w' r e In Mlnntlota wao the last ocorl"l tht oerleo with I doublohl,.... lui where they received the report did day In Shea Stadium. that Wantz woo to undereo the ur e I few hours before the The Meto made It S.2 In lht wao wheeled Into the bottom of the third on atln& room And Mano1er alve llnllel by Bobby Klaut, Rleney told club executlv01 Joe Chrlltopher and Jme II!OAL rro\NDINGI ln Loo Anlolet that many 1 der. (lloulll DIYioln) prayer woo oald Lewlo tied It In the llfth wllb Filial ll Ol Wanlz I only appearance n I TI!AM W L major '"lUI flml was In 1the Jackaon .. .... . t G .. 14 AOI•l•' home opener aeatnot Ho.tpltal Monday b Galllpolll ••••• 1 I II ll Clovoland In which ho worked Mr and Mro Carl Lem Pomeroy ..... I t II tl one lnnl"l 11 waa the oub- Hunt101ton, W Va., Mltl41oport ••• 1 1 I II H uent rotd trip that be b. Mn. Cbarleo SUmmerf'"" WAUl 11 11111 Ill complalnln& of headaches Sevannah, Georsla, Buel I rtoull, be Wll hoopltal· IIM!rfleld of JackoonYIUe, (NOt'lbora Dlvloloa: 25-yt~r-old .. ' Royal Oak Park is to Open Next Friday Near 5-Points New York Homers Defeat tl ed the first 12 battero The decisions Perry • t:ut elibl ~hlf1 followed with ~: ~~~~ ~~~r t;~ts ~~~~:tr~dle Kaoko ~ '"~ w•[I~-:.:'~ • "" ,_,. !;:.":'-.•;;I~ " """' '" ' - ~ :::...\'' ~ ~' ...... "" '"""' ~; :.:.··.:::::. '",,,.... ,.,_ ·~·.•• -·~ ··:. • .. ,,, ...... "' RGII 0 "~ ' ' 2-Dany SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o' May 15, 19GJ AIJ...STARS • f .. ,.,,.. - - '""nl , _ na _ _ ,., ... _ " " Carta was signed '1$0 T~e with burial In Beech Grove cemetery Reo P. A Ca•· to Wjll oUiclate. She was •a Cloudy, war.rn t•rnp San- lllembet MethodiSt day. Thalldenhowers Sunday Clturl!h at may will aHoet to It ..... l!fl' 4!0111.. ol 'eall any. 1111e. L9w Zltil!l&iot tblte,it the ~AT,tf;~, I ; l ' ' • '' \ ' ~ • ogo as a permanent 1o the late President. "This queatiJed In <\Jnetican for the '"'' - ~ Remembermg the late dent's love or history and hil affection for the Brttisb pet>pie, Mrs Kennedy gave her thanks lor the gift of "sacred soli . . the birthplace of our Ideals of hurnaa freedom ond ,......, •.., • """"., her thanks to those who hon husband pawonately bebev<d " ~eo<tedl ., "'"* ,..to'"be...., ' • ' '·..,.,. .. .....,, • ....,. hta SISter Carolme, 1. sat quJet. ''To aU of you who ly bestde their mother and their this memortal 1 can only uncleo Sens Robert F and Ed- ll is tha deepest comfort M. Kennedy, durlug the Jmow that you share wHh ceremony. lhbugbta that 1le too Mrs. Kennedy listened fixedly, tears,'' the formet, First htr !Iandi 111 "'•h Nld. ~ "''' possible for me here It day wtth 1111 children,• It widow said. • On day they wiU ~ent'a to ,Il \~~ ·•Del! �) 0 ., 1~ . 1865 PTA Officers Installed ,. During May Metting on Monday New In Farming SOCIAL BactalaW'eate Contribution Is Made to Caneer Fund CALENDAR Service Set . Did You Know by tit. PIIM 10l!lel!llllli wm play. MAY 17 4 eonttlbullon Wll mada to The lhoc&laurealf tmlet •t od by Riebel PiiOit and Ban· 1'h~ ,JOf' CIA•8 of the U"itecl the CIIICII' fund by Roek 8prlllga lbclne Jllgh ochool Sunday ev· II till May metUng of the 111.. dra Ncwlte. PM(!ram <ohair· Methodist l'hureh will meot Or11111J0 Tbtd'llday Clll~niniJ. Jlred enlnl, May 16 at I p.ftl. will ~ P'i'A Monday eventng. man for the past year was Mrs. Monday at 7'30 p m. at the ~' 1':MJ wcrthy rnarer, pre- open with tht ProceNioltll fol· I'd read an awf11L lot about ~ lor nut year a.r e Maurice Reed. church. • I one IPJifl lor aid lowed by the Invocation b)' • Bluaehe M. llltldu Oeor(e W••:= Cmtr, but Pretident, Mrs. Ernest Wh1te- Relreshment.o wer edeme Theodorus council Dau&htert Wll tnawered~ d Junior girl MJ•s Be~erl,v Price. was Tiijl k for me. hlld; VIe. President, Mrs. Wal- Refreshments ware 1erved of America will meet in reiUiat M~. Amol dlit reported A re1pome by the choir two tor Bto!vn; Secretary, Mrs. with Mrs. Frank Bid chair· se11ion Monday, at 7:00p.m. at;"" 11; =~~t 1 " apron con· vocal selections by the ~hoir, TODAY ! .COOKED Great R~ Hannum •. Jr. and Treasur- man of . the nrmhment com· the IOOF hall. A oocial bout v~:llatlon or H:rr.::~ie T!: the scripture lc11on by a Jun· APRIL It - A real teacher Z. And whlle you're at aee Northern be,anl with bacon, ' er, Mrs, Harlist F'tank. . mtttoe, m eharge. wiU follow and potluck refresh· Rock 8prtngt Gran••• to Hem· lor girl. Pam 8ylveater, and speak! In a book I'm juat read· Mra. Faullmer's bed of made tapioca pu4cllng (Witb SU· , 'l'lle mernbrra toted lo ~ate • menls will be served. lock Gto~e Grange on Satur· hymn by congregatiM will fol· ing: ''Up the Down Slalrcal<" blue and white violets, caryl, naturally;, added aome' $25 to the East:en High School Blfthdays The Meigs 4-H Pleasure Rid- day wao diiCUIHd. Rocks In I low. by Btl Kaufman. ly brought au the way from tweet plc\dea and lotu col!ee Library FWld , and M~s. BalJJI ers club will meet at the Rock will open and clote the ~e:t- 'rhe sermon tople will be "We She IIYt,"l want to point lahoma (?) by Betty Cline and there you are. :reen, Mrs. lla/::r Blown and Troops Springs Methodist church, Mon-. inl and 1 practice 1111 held Turn to You" by Rev. James the way to eomethinl that lormerly lived near But 88 the old feller com~··1:nald ~; : wer:i~~ day at 7:30 p.m. M~btrs are A Mothero Day progr~m F. FArly, paetor of the Letart should forever lure them, when here. plaln~d. "Everythlnc 1 eat ~n of r~l;t rri'ore aurrunds to take project books. was preoented b)' Mrs. W. A. Fall• Methodl!t Church. the TV aet Is brollen, and the 3. Have a me11 ol rhubarb. eeema to IO to my aiUmmlck." t 1 nd . 1 b · The birthdays or Reedsville The Melge C<lunty Democrat Morgan and members answer- A hymn, the benediction by movie is over, and the ecbool There'• Jlllt aomethlng You c1n•t win- and 1 don't 1 1 ~choo lo ~ ps :de• P:~s 1 ~ Girl Scout Junior Troop and club will meet at hte Pomeroy ed roll call by namina their a Junior boy, Wllllam Zerkle, bell has rung for thelutllme." that very lint meet rtaht know 11 1 want to- Much. var u W be PrJn. Brownie Troop 180 - e ob· ~~econd ward houee, Monday at favorite nower, 11JIIowed by the responae by lbe choir and the of your own yard, thai's ;::c~r~ ;s. e 3 wlll aerved during a party recently 7:30 p.m. All members are urg. sona, "SiarJ or A Summer recessional close the service. A HILARIOUS. YET often very epeclal. tour ·the F!~i2 ~e Cream at the Rlvmltw School. ed to atlend and bring cookies Nl&ht." A reading, "May," was I polanantly pathetic book (brill 4. Go call on a nellhbor BUT A PERSON really ousht mand Mr Bee's Potato Cblp The troops entmalnec. their or undwlches. given by Mrt. Emil Ball and new) Ia the above. Be prepared vlsllin& somewhere (I did anier oome of thea• prize plants ln. Parkmburg: Grade! nJOthers, who were gueillll, with MAY II "The Origin of Mother's Day" I UfS 1 Oft for shcok, delight, a8d enjoy· dey). Nothing 1lke one'~ tblngs around here - colat and Lutheran by Mia Betty Leonard. mont _ 1 warn you. home, but I do love to eee euch - just for the heck of 4 1 and 8 wlll go 10 Athens to three humorous sklls, One year The Amer~can tOur Rauch's Bakery and the service stars were preAented by Churchwomen of the St. Paul's Three poema were read, people'• and !l~down lor a II. Mldcet Auto Factory. The ?th leaders Mrs. Maurice Reed, and St. John's Lulheran church- 'Molher'a Bl'l!ad," by Wll· HAVE YOU HEARD thlt vltll. Now me - I tent for a cro!ISand 8th arades will go to Mar· Mr~. Frank Bise and Mr1. Er· es wlll meet at the parsonage llam Grueser: "Mothers Are," sprlna'• horror story of the &. And do a little word puzzle newspaper (they ltlta to tour lhe Mugeum and neM Whhehead to girla who Tuesday, at 8 p.m. Mrs. Clair Mrt. William Grul!8er, and Wllllam Harold Ours, 18, Co- little kid titling on 8 bank flab- lor the sick (Johnny ollered BIG prlzts) and at page !lie Bolt, "W. P. Snyder" and had completed another year In Karr will have the Bible study. "Mom'• Apron,'' Mrs;, Homer lumbut was cited to Meigs ina; complained to 1 palter· much on our mind now), 3 In It, I waaatopped dead cold. tilt Jl'enton Glast works al Wll· scouting and a Girl &out Pin The Sallabury PTA Will meet Radford. A conteat, ~range County court on an excessiVe by, "These nll!hl crawlers are peace and honor 1n Viet Nam, When you come to cholc1 of Illmlt4Wn. The room mothers was pre!lellted to Mrl. Basil Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. In the Mother. of the Evening, was speedcharge following a one-car a·sllngln' me awful" _ nJcht lor the oppreo•ed In our own two or three word answen In Will prepare the picnic .malo. Green, 8 new rornmlttee mem· school auditorium. A water sale- held w1th Mrs. Leonard t h e accident on State Route 143 at crawierl turned out to be dead· United States. · slot, well. You've 1011 me The attendance banner and ber lor the Brownie Troop. ty program will be pre!enled. winner, Garden hints by Mro. 12:30 a.m. today. ly baby rattlelnakes? I If you !rave any time felt riJhl there. I prefer my crossnading circle book were won Punch, Ice cream and cake lnotallatton or ofllcero wlll he Morgan clooed the program, A The Sheriff's department said I'd Uke to track this down mike hot cakes for your ' words straight, without olive, lly Mr. Manuel'• 8th grade we r • served by commlltee held and refreshments Will he deasert course wao served. Ouro driving a 1981 Pontiac lost further, 10 II any of you know band's oupper, Caution, don't pickle, and ollced mushrooms room. Imembers rrom a table wllh a oerved. control of his car golne Into a 1game warden•, how about let this get to be just thereon. Following the meeting the white linen cloth centered with The Twilight Garden club HERE FOR WEDDING turn, went to the left srde of ihlol), tell some of u1 quick, though, the surprme element But I do wonder If- where'd play "Little Women" was pre· a decorated trefoil shaped cake. ~~I hmeet '7':day ;•~n~g ~ Out ..l·town relatives here the roadf 1hil a mad box and becauae did 11 kill the child, the spice of the whole thing. put all those bottle caps, any. HntiCI by the lth grade clas1 White tapers and an arranee· h orne 0 rs. · · ra for the wedding or Phyllis St.ln· control 0. ' " car gOJsg mto a and ar~ baby rattlers deadly? way. 81 00 lllder the direction or Mrs. Sut· ment or tulips were also used ~It 1 Mrs. Gaynelle Wise co· ley and Larry Baker which wa• stopped mto a dltch.l Both " I pine to know really know. Study out the following : 1 05 .ess. on the .table · solemnized Saturday ' "The peopIe peopIe work . May ., . . even1'ng at I'and a fpassenger R . • WI ham ed .W. ck· Mother-Daughter Browmes attendmg were Te- The Past Presidents of the ~e Middleport F'Jrst Baptist i~n~h: cra~~~~hi:c::curr::;r11 NOW IS THE TIME TO• beat Welt, author of "The Am· resa Chlceater, D1ana Larkins, American Legion Auxiliary of K u~~ were Mr. and Mrs. W. miles north or the Pomeroy 1. Hang over your lovely new Are sometimes very queer. bassador" llately out), and IS Jane .Whitehead, Paula Hauber, Drew Webster Post will meet . . rty) Beaver and lhm C I. 't Th dl tulips and go over and se• Nora The people people own by "Devil's Advocate," says, and G C th p· ' family Mr and Mrs Ro aid orp. Jml ' · ere was me . how I hate to IhIn k it Debb reen, a Y Jerce. Wednesday evening at the home • · · n d ou . h' 1 Mlll1'1 110rgeous array or theBe. Quite aback your first Idea." IVen Th urs oy .Junior Scouts attending were or Mro. Ralph Gilmore. Bea~er. and Mrs. Jack Reis urn amage 10 rs ve JC e. -..::::::...:..:.::.:.::.=..:::.::.::.___ "We shall have lo end the A mother-daulbter tea and Gloria Adanu, Sharon Dr•ke, (Chnstme B~aver) of Colum"The people people have war in Viet Nam - we may program highlighted a meeting Cathy Pickens, Jane Brewer, bus, and MIBs Lmda Beaver frlendo have to race the fact th&t It wilt of the Missionary Society of the Connie Rockhold Robin Humrs. Inner and her fiance, Larry Cottrau Garnlacb • Partealdrcben, Your common sense appall as a Communist country. Pomeroy Flrsl Baptist church phrey, Ruth Gr~en, Rosemary ~~ Toledo. They also . visited Germany iUPI)- A massive Bat tbe people people mat,ry--IA;ndonly If you live in the skin Thursday ovenlng al the Reed Jean Whitehead Jackie Jth Mrs. W. K. Beaver ' moth· avalaaebe roared dowa Gel' At tb 1 Ilk 1 11 " the other man can you tell ehurch Bise' Brenda Boring ' Debbie Mro. Goor11e Skinner was er, Mr<. ·1· M. Archer, who is 1 DJUf 0 De 1118DY'• b..betl mountain, lbe e e quee~_••_• 0 a . he really feels." Mrs.· Aten Shain, vice pml· McFann and Vickie Pierce. elected president of the Rock ~:~~perallng from a reeent iiJ. ' ZU&opltze, today and burled SOME OF THESE b~~:~:::j dent, presided and the meeting Troop committee members in Sprmgs Better Health club No one was Injured In a min-- aa uaknowu number of per· plans one reads of lor r A LOVELY LINE from Vicopened wilh the hymn. "For attendance were Mro. Harliss Thursday afternoon ~t the home SEWIN CLUB MEETS or collision on the Reedovllle sou, molllllala ranaen re- strike me as hard, tor Hugo - remember his coThe Beauty ot The Earth," Frank, chairman, Mrs. Jack of Mrs. Wilbur Balley. . flostes! lfts were Hill Road, juot south of Rt. porletl. Tile avalanch< of work. followed by 1 responsive read· McFann, Mrs. Harold Brewer, d Mrs. Clifford LeJfheJt, preS!- to Mrs. Bfadlord Ma pre~nted 881 Friday al t · J~. p.m., when melllnJ anow and Ice owasb· But recreation, shown "Mother'• arm• ar~ made of 1n1 from the Bible on Mother Mrs Roy Hannum Jr and ent. conducted tho meeting, da h ag urs1 road grader drJven by EU· ed over lbe lemce of the many ad• of retlrem · ent cenl•ersJ lendemeBa, and 1Weel Bleep 1ng w en the Tri.City · · ' · which ed 'th th Lo d' Y even 1 • Mrs. Jo~eph Cook presented the . Mrs. Green. Other 1uests were open WI e r s Sewing club t 1h gene F, Wilson, 54, Reedsville, &hnea eraerhaao, a well • atrlke me even harder ao blmH the cblld wbo llo1 pro(ram and Mrs. Donald Me· Mra. Charles Larkins, Mrs. Prayor and plodae to the flag in Miners 111 meTha er home backed Into a car followln• it kll01111 reoort hotel, and boring to lhe point of ~=~~~~~~~'~t:h:er~e!n~,"~------. Kenzie spoke as a moth· Richard Borin• · v e. ande event was driven by Earl Clar ' 58 ' Rt • I' sw""' ... and R1'cky · Mrs · m· umson. followed with. devo- spent social!)· · ••• wllb II "several" 11111- t,1on. F'r Instance, ·~~~ufli:~~::;~:JI 10 sew 1na Reedsville er s-ks followed by a re· C Ed Humphrey Patricia Sti· lions taken from Galat,ans by d balb'•• . ,. · · • M Ski oth 111 f an a salad course was e ed · .... IOurllll, a moaataln and checkers, nearly sponse, "My Mother,'' by Mary them, Susan Hannum, Kim hrs. 1nner. er o cera or to "'Irs Robert Rawling . sM rv There was minor damage but ranaer apokellliUin tald, Un· •hown - man, but dreary, Ann McKenzie. A poem, "F'Iow. McFann and Juli Whitehead. t e com ng year are Mrs. Am· Chari.,; Rllll M ' · rs. no arrest, according to the conllrmed report• In lb Ia my book. ers lor M ~ther," was read by Plans lor the Junior Troop os Leonard, vice president; Mrs. Wilson Mrs e, rs.. Husaell State Patrol. nearby Alpine IOWD plaeed lbe B h T h Nancy Greenlee. followed by a l Cooking classes at the Middle- Wilham Grueaer. oecretary, Mill .j w·l/red ~e~lhed, Mn, Arrests by the Patrol report· aumber Ill penon1 burled by ut t en, m t • guy ...... 11 11 piano solo, "How Great Thou port Gas office were di&eussed and Mrs. Welby Whaley, tress- am ~~ h 1 ermut • ,Mrs. Hir· ed Friday included Earl Warner Ike avalanche •• blgb •• 50. ~~dfn~t ~o:~~a~~:~~~; ;Y,raiiiht!l Art," by Darla Sheridan. with the mothers and Mother's urer. ser ~r:r, Mrs. Wilham Grue- 53, Rt. Middleport cited to Mid· " A vocal •olo, '·A Mother's Day Kilts. made by the Kirls, The program pmented by M ' El'. ~bert Hoberls and dleport Mayor'• court May 21 through , "Beyond FamGeioor!lell LOI·e," wa. pre~ented by M" ·' were presented to them. : Mr~. Arlee Abbott opened with rs. !Za th Flck. for paoslng on a curve; Russell SERVICE IS SUNDAY Fortune - the Story oC lnrl•v•,,ll Elmer Wickham, and Mrs. J . 1the article, "Likely Cau!es of r • v. Manual, 25, Racine. for de· The Ealllern High school Washington Carver" in "Where You Get tbt Most I! Stephenson spoke on home . ;Cancer." by Mrs. William Grue- NatJonwldl" fnH. j~ fective exhaust and Lawrence Baccalaureate service will he (May) Reader's Digest. For Your Money'' life and l.he place of mothers mj fS. eSSOUer "~; "Ten Ways to be Unhap. Top Team i nM.(;.M E. Klein, 21, 'Minersville, no held Sunday, tomorrow,. ra· 1 sighed to Dad. ' 'I fell as if MIDDLEPORT, 0. the home. She also read a poem . i / S Hostess for j PY were given by Mrs. Leon-I Withams' N II ld operator's license. both cited tber than next Wednesday as hadn't accomplished a tm'n g,'J "Chri" ia.n Courtesv." and clo•· i ard. and "You Don't Say,'' Mr.. softball Jean a /nw de !no. to Syracu" mayor's court May is stated on .he programs pre· really, compared to that." ed WJih Jhe poem, ··· so Long As : ILwio Grueser. imspitat IJJ.J ~hu~:r:e Hol~r 20. I pared lor lbe event, and as There Are Homes." I A shorl quiz WI! conducted to maintai Y evonmg . published y..terday in The Tht program closed with '·A 1 Mr~ l;re~ 1"~auer. enler-1 by Mrs. Skinner. after which G·M leagu~ It• lead tn the M. [ LOCAL TEMPS Dally Seatinel. Prayer For All Mothers.' ;,me d • Ca" 11 "u~CJ or~ or 1two artldeo, "Superstllior.,' ' . The Po,;eroy e 1 The temperature In Pome- - - -1 8 by Mrs. Eugene Triplett. t n ry h 1w. ' roy 's business district at II a WEEKENDING HERE 1 ~ orus ~~oc d aug ter.s and "Greolne" Is Simple'' were paced by the Cookies and punch were ser- 0 1 h rnehnca, C urssay evenmg : read by Mrs. Hornor Radford. of Edgar Abborotut e h ur ~g m. was 80 d~rees under sun: a er orne, ave t. I Two poe m< . "F'anoy Verse ,' ted the opposlt.lon. only w o permit· • h ved In th e IOC IaI room an d The meeting . h fM lv h' ny skies. Mr. and Mrl. Harold Jo n-. favor& were small May basket s Thomas Cook'" ~i arge 0 . " · ,and "When Dnddy Was A Boy. " Hitters for Nallonwlde' e Jls.l son and Mr. and Mr!. Richard filled with flower s. The table opened with the Lo~~p;e~~e':; by Mrs Harold Blackston, pr•- Bob Cunningham with 8 \:~: 1 MARRIAGE APPLICATION Leifheit, and children, Emma waa attractive ln a wnlte cover, and pledge n . 1Y ceded • contest prepared by run Chari" Hamilto 1 810 . I Denzil Lee Welsh 20 Car· Jo and Curtis Spriilglleld, centered wJth. an arramgemen t followed with10devotions ar '" bun Mrs. son, M". . Maxin e Arno ld and c~n · gles· and a · double. Bob n woEast.'1penter Rl. 2, New York ' Central ' · '. Ohio, are spendmg the week. of purple'"' and while snow· Deo•auer. A short buslne;s ses dueled by Mr<. Blackston w1th lman. a single, Dale Harrison railroad, - BarbaraJeanCar- end with Mr. and Mr~. Harry 1Davis, Syracuse. ball•, and candt.. enctrcled lion wao held after which Mrs. Lewis Grueser and Mrs. two doubles ana a sint~le T ter, 17, Rutland, st.udent. with aylon porn poms on eJIII· ' ' Whaley as winner< · om - - - - er llde. HosleiiOHwere Mrs. T.lgam .. were played and priz· The meeting clo~~d with the Grueser. a triple and sing!., T. Shelton, Mrs. Elmer Wick· i "'' awarded Jo Mrs. Be~tz Mizpah benediction. Refresh -!John Jeffers a single and Wil· i ham, Mn. Aten Sha.m. M rs!' Wolfe. Mrs. Mike McKen>Je .1ments were served by the host- I he Cund1ff and Bob Barton ,• Willial!l Watson. Mrs Jo.<eph ~;~· Cook and Mrs. Grovrr ,"' to the ~bove and Mrs. Wi t. ' each ~gles_.- - - : . (;oak ond Mn. Dale Wippel. . · , IJam F:1chmger, Mrs . Mark ' Veterans Memorial Hospital ~ Refreshments were served by iGrueser and I gue.ll, Miss Gre· ADMISSIONS - Tony Mit· Mill Circle Plan• ' the hoote" to those named 8 · to Horden. The next meeting hoan. Long Bottom ; Mrs. Roy • , bove and Mrs. .John Smllh. Mrs. I will he held at the home of Powell, Portland ; Barbara Fry , Wedt:hn11ln AuJU81 1~ollm Bcsrho, Mrs. CnartesJMrs. Hugh Bearhs , with Mrs. Pomeroy . · Mr. ~nd Mrs. H~mer M. Cir- 1Cohen, Mrs. Arnold Hayes, Mrs, I Wilbur Bailey in rhar 11e of the DISCHARES - Dana Mur-1 til, Route 1, Racme , are an· Henry ReibeL Mrs. Max Meln· program and Mrs. Arlte Abb· , ray, Pomeroy; Ava Sayre, Sy-1 noWJCing the ent~agem•nt. of hart, Mr1. Richard Campbell, olt the ronteSI . racuse; Dorothy Glenn, Racine: : thtlr daughler, Donna Ruth t.o Mrs. Joseph Beegle and Miss i Mrs. William Bryant and dau· Deluxe Doyle Edword Multi, •on of E~na Je!!e. The June meeting ATTEND DINNER ghter, Rocine. 1 Cuttonl Oe.tlfll!d Mr. ond Mrs. W~lter Multi. Will be held at lht horiil of Mr. L. W. McComa., Super· ( Route 2 New Philadelphia Mt!. Mary B. Heines. lntendent of Middleport Schools, Meqo Genoul ifoflpltal A lf~duate of Ohio Unl~erMr.. E. 0. Rail, and Mr. Em· l:kUM~~N~I - rilrg~ ~ar· I oily, Donna Is employed as an Motherl Honored at erson Jones or the Middleport ~oil 0 ' Lon '~ t~ : arre 1 on· elementary tearher in Doyle 1Vf'W Haven Churcl Board of Education. uuended DiscHA~Eso ~mE Ad· Publlt !lchools. Doyle gradual· NEW HAVEN S d 1 a dmnor meeting in Rutland llllJ R 1 mma eel from the Warn.r & Swasey 1 - un ay was Friday evening given by the a ' acne. Company'• Apprenticeship pro· ~hett~~wor H~mlly E~:·~~ fo~ Northwestern Local Board o£ gram. He Is turrently employ· ven urc Education . Mra. Jones also ac· ed by the company tn Cleveland ~r\ ~na ~oust, w~o to HAdult companied the &roup as 1 1ueot. Diece ' l!tNG SIZE and 11 In his junior year at or •rec or or ew aven 1 Other board members or the Penn Collere. An August wed· Church, was chairman or cOm· county and thlr wives also at· . tiA~DWtN dinl il planned mJtlee to honor Golden AI e Itend!!d the dinner. IIIII OfHIII 'AMOUa · Mothm 1- He sells flmlly cemetery loti, markers and vaults IIIIVING SIT llltANDI door to door. They wero honored with 1pe- DVB STAFF TO MEET D•YOTif, To tNTIUIT o~ clal seating arrangements lor The Middleport Doily vacl· :I-Ke earrle• beoutllul artists drlwlnK• of a portlally dl\'eloped park plan eem!tery, vaults and markera. ~1105 MASON AIU tnornlng wof!hlp, and church tlon Bible School 1tafl meets lktttro •· Dlftn, PWIIIIMf uflhers provided transportation at the Church of Cbriot Moo ~flo will 10k you lo buy 1 lot In lhi• cemetery, voults Attl2 CHANMEI. UHP•VHP· CJIIttltr T1nntftlll ldlfot • and mark~r8. PabU.IIf'll ll!v•.., •rttrnoop '"e:f to and from the service for day, May 17 at 6 p.m. All interptrformoaoe. Duttf.ln uFectory Trained S~twi..Molle Moat YH, Antonna ~~:d~rn~n~h'11~ht..fea~!~~ ~f'n~~m ttese "honored ones. " Mrs. est.Pd teachen and helpers are 4- Ht will pres1ure you to bu7 at onre . . . may t Vf!b "IONI Z: 'AC:IIIDN, 0. Syttem. UHF·Dlpoto an• eror. Oftlt. IUtlnt• OMN _,tti'IM Routh presented each with 8 Jnvlted oller rou 1 "bargain" prlee lo do so. tellna, Sound Out-Front. WV MtMI ldltn•lal ••11nf W'Y t. small gift !rom lhe congrega. :~;;;·:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;.;;~~~~~~~~ "" - ---· ' 1-He will admtt.-11 you .sk him - that the eemetery lo Clblntt: HtiiJ ~ PQiyo .!:,er:: P:~"':,~e:·:~P~~~~·!:': lion. The following were honnot completely constructed, He will not be able to ~etliLii~W•illl toll you whe~ It will be completed. o.,o. ored, Mro. Morgaret Staato, IAIY TlllMI . •. Slldcti~II'OWII Clllott, tl:!1'~!r~.11 ,., 1 ~ 1 '1:tft. ...,':...na'l; Mtt. ley Miller, Mn. Dally 191P108AN. s.-:He wilt admit-If yo~ ask hlm-thot once you buy, Lextftlton Ave., New vor.- Cltr, Hn Zirkle, Mrs. Ella Capehart, you will be FORBmDEN lo expro11 ~our -tenll· MI. Rill I'IIICI 011 YW ment in lbt traditional American way - with a •-;:-....,.,... ..., 0, , , _ ., Mrs. Dinah Riddle, Mr •. TYIIlo monument o! marble or granite-or vault. nrrttt •"•• .,.'If:~ •. 111 Nnr• ,., Roulh, Mrs. Dati}' Roush, Mrs, wHII tn ld"' 11tll#l· " 111' tilt o.n' ont Mnn'1' efntt tit Rulh Bitey • Mn . J uII a BrY· ' . .,,,,.,, .,..., ..... _,., .... ant, Mrt. Nora Tripp Mrs 1 ~ tlntrn Rnvr-1 whtfl "'''" .. , .. M ' • ,~ au• ,., Bertha Cunntnahlm, and Mrs. :~. HJzel RouJh. CNIIalt8 wtrt IDittDod That ••• P tali p.•ldtllt, 1\o!JJkl Olborne \ a,. \\ 0 of Scout A Ob d re Serve f { ', ruf· 0 C'ted Speed Charge Tea, PfOgram G• ...10,..._ndI ___ M'Inor ACCI'dent f • ed N 0 Is President 1 .. · 'Rmt ill Q 1 I RIII·About 1 cart .•-==----==-;;;;;;; pI A N 0 S You Will Recognize Him r,REE SOUTHEASTERN OHIO FUNERAL I N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. SERVKES, INC. 1:.:-'.,..:I::ni..Jtt ••• $159·'5'- ,'.. ASsoeiated ·Rodio' · P. O.lox 169 Galllpellt, Ohio C...eult 1 Funerol Dlrecter Allout OPTOMIT.IIT Ofllcl Bourat I to 12. »to ll (()JOlt at NOOJI OD :1111111. - &ul Colltl SL, 11111111'01 . ' AIIPUnllrM IIIII llltltl PrtoArrllll-nlt • ' .,. i I , - • ·- -~ ~ - - - - .• _,. . · · - · -~ ·- .. ··--·- - ...... ..... -,JJ.._..-.......... - - --·~---- - · .....··· ----- -··· 10 BIG REASONS i"d liltmlr9' WHY YOU SHOULD PLANT 1 Mlllilllhels 111 acre 2 GIOd lllld mntls 3 lhtllllllillllll Build AFinancial Plan l Strlllt!lllndlttr m~s 5 Carillial holds ilsld "/'' THE PRODUCTION " CREDIT .., WAYI I ! ( ' MORE CAPACITY TO PRODUCE SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS I'ARM. LOANS . I'QR FARMIRS PHONE WY 2·2115 BY FARMERS" ,. .,, i ,! Alhtno-Molat t.v 3-16h.wv 2-5270 DICk STEIIRET I , Gall,._llt I 446-3391 . I CLYDE WALkll\.. YOU CAN I MAKE HAY ..FASTER with a Market Report (WITH - MltWit .MAYTAGI;.. . ~~ '14RilY ft\ILH~ .' -at PRE· SEASON LOW COST $ 00 • • I On Whole House Electric Air Conditioning If You Lin On Ohio Pow•r Company Lines UNICO AIR CONDITIONERS e5200 BTU - - -- - - - ONLY $169.SQ e6300 BTU - - - - -- - ONLY $189.50 HAY CONDITIONER e9000 ITU - -- - - - - ONLY $199.95 e13,000 ITU - - - - - - --ONLY $237.50 e18,50,0 ITU ONLY $282.95 · No. 33 or No. 2A You can ~ut hayJnr time ln haltbecauoe wllh a McCormlok lntornationlil Hay Coli4itloner, ltemom cuohlon-c:rtlllhod full ienph. l'loteln-rloh leavN ... Nvod; LoavN aricl Ita. dry In equal time, and C81'<ltena 1018 Ia reduced. Aa a ~ou a1ao I to 6% better !Mclinr \'alue. Hat MNrllOr and lll!loi!I.Y oonditiollllllla at lio proaln ,.., lo)lll to TDN ond .lt.mjn A. lJVMiock Ukt it blt&er alltl clin Wter. Sea 111 lt.r lull dafaila. .. ,.t ' ' POR fHI fiiNI:Sf IN 81!8VICE. and THE FIN I-T 1('4: FARM' EQUIPMENT .MEIGS. •aUJPMiftT c~. . • ••,Mel~ ~.,•• Hetpliii I I TtJt lniiCI, base mlslla 7 Elfllti" tt11ll d flrllltlr 8 Sill, riiiJII.fnt lnl ur fiiDips a1 lllar• 1D Qlllllly, hi&lt flltl niiiJrDI ~iiitP91~ The hybrids with TRAY TABLE lh:.! - ,..,,.Nt, ••• ... Phone WY 2·2975 512 E. Main Street l THE DAilY SENTJN(l Open Monday thru Saturday 8 AN. to5PM-Open Evenings By Appointment GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 4 By These S'gns 1 GRAVELY I I 1FREE) eee what you're FUNK'S G-HYBRIDS THE SHOE BOX AND CRD. garden, or moving snow ie a onap. With 49 attachments, tho Gravely has the lixturoo ana r.... I UNTIL 9 PM Dof A council 1 you, you doing all tbe time. Mowing is just a walk (or ride, II you're Bitting on a sulky), Plowing a Nl:w Bor.LAJID SHOP TONIGHT M D Gravely attachmtntt lrt Clllt-front for ll'ttter maneuverabllity,aafety, performllnct. The Gravely charges into lawn lllro8 you deserve. Come t~, or and garden Chorea head first ••• ..Ufor/m~. 1011 getting tough fobs !lone r..ter. can be a Front Runner, eaailyt easler, better. ""With sarer ou~ with our Gravely Budeet Plou. front ottaclunenta working lor New Holland's Model 450 Mower has a loni 3%·inch sickle stroke that 11et1 you out of your hay field faster! You mow up to 7 acres an hour. New Holland's · pitmanleas actlon gives you smooth, quiet mow· lnl with just enough built-in vibration to keep the mowed crop from plugginll the sickle. Fully mounted, hitches quickly. Drop In soon for full details. Easy .terms, always trading. " M Sk' · mnnt alnner, f11tlr mawlng I . d Syracuse Northeastern Ohio Famermers face SoCiety • Notes Shortage of Seasonal Workers Farm Report tlikle ••• , · WY 2·2116 • '~I .RMIROV ,•, I l.)·'·' •, ·~, SUR E DA~IRY , EQUIPMENT ALL SIZES ON HAND SAVE $50 GI!T Wiele H1111 lacllk ·~ NOW I POMEROY 4t ~"~~~~m~ and W. Yo. Pll- WT :Iolli! �' ..· ( •' I 'l '·'' . '- • I I \. . . ' .. ' ' \ 1..1 For Rent WANT AD IN~ OR MA TJON . "r . ~'" 'Ht~~ n a~ R~fnrf' o ..~,''"" Punllutlon ,~o~,o AM. ~un<lii .V L "'~' ~: 1 I 'TIOr"'S ( nftflF:I 'TIOJI.S ·. • llf' a o•·•·v• r<l un ti l u 00 ~ •· 01 [l~• .,t Pnhllratlnn M. l'unn.r.·· • t• ller nor• w1tl rnJn ~·or nnt ,,,.. re1pnnslhle lor nnl' tiiN! rrer t Inse rt ion RA n :s w~nt Arl Sen·lce 1 Cenl! per wurd O!ll' in s,. rtlon M!ntmum !'Mrgt! 80 ~::e 11l~ t2 C11n1J< pet """rd lot rhrre con· I@CUtJvf' i!lOt'T'IIU!IN !10 llt!T cen• Oi <t''""'' on p~ld n•l~ a nd adA patd wtthin 10 day~ CARD OF TliA"K~ & ont1'UARII':S 11 .2!1 for ::;o word min· ltrnum . Each Kdilltt onal wo rd \c - - • • lilt. 1111 It llll 111'1!a11gll iare IIDOUIIted to I1'0IUid eat The JUIIII mee!lq wlll bo willa tunIce lfalllr, llltb Merle Orlf· filii II JINCIIID ltldtr, Tuppers Plains Sooial Events llfrl. Lllly 1M 8liiJia IDd lly IUCIJ: DU 11R01f IY MU. EVBLYN IIUCIIUI eblldreQ of Columbuo, Mr. Ulli'" Pnts Wtl'lllllmJ tertalnmeat In reeeal .Jtlrlilll Tha W.S.C.S. 4r the Metho- Mrl. llirokl P...W aod HOLLYWOOD hardened and ~ Ill Ita dllt Cllri mel Thurtday at- Jly of CAial Groft, Oblo, Mr. lnJ wlll e (UP!) - Notft. Nrlel for1111, and thert could ternoon II the bomt of Merit lad lllrt. Emllt MtiJidr of •pUt r liJIOit the paralyq bo In upileiYII llmlilr to the Griffith with liVen lllflllbort WUIJa~ W. VI. lad Mr. villo.f" ;""1 or Dttw~rk tele. one that bit Hollywood moviea ~rwnt. 1'be JII'IICI'IIII 1op1o and Mrl. ll'oallr Bun of new Earl~tr:rm'~uiike the when foreign films suddenly Let My Licht Shine" wa1 pra. ¥1llt, 0. aU were Mollltr'• 18 hll opened t, whtch shocked motion picture • g<Iers IIOilted by Gertrudt JlalfmiD. 1t1e111 of Mr. lad Mn. th..c~<q ~ho door to round· Into reallzilli what they had Olftcer1 lor the year I8IHe ArbaucJt. broadcllllinB ltrnatlonaJ video l!een missillf btrore the im- were lllllllltd by Mptle Bot- Mr , At present' the ports. This caUied nothing leso leal In I cladltlJtblinB cere- and Ktnnath Wlrd er~te on two• Ievels.netwnrk• op· than • revolullon in American mllll)'. II wu rtpOrted that net te ~~Morfin CenThe news flinl • llUlklill 1 do Procttdl froJn the hmcb lad r IJIIlll .......-I Day and publlo affairs people of to IIIJiflt ru; not mean wllb her parent., Mr. lad Mn. course, are mature, seas~ned can I ' wover • that we Marlin Mollaban. and adull lor the molt part On Bardo~lt . l~rw ard to Brigitte ~~~~ ill a Nrlll In lht Ia Mr. lad Mrs. RGbtrl Halley 7 lo-round • • • CIJS.TV ftnllily of DaytoD, Mr lad Mr1 the other hand the ent . VIa ar1Y Bird. ment depart~ll. wltber:~ ha~!lwork entertainment series mada HofDellllhat"Riwbidlt" Ill Wallon, .;..1, were' Moth- I ott exceptt0111, ara ltnerlll; that t:' ~arde~ed in concept will bavt I N...-a nplar IIIII tr'l DeJ ptllt of lbtlr per· provtnclally-orieoted _ bWklsh the tl ey alnve ost contact with IIIIOll. enll, Mr. lad lire. p1111 HaJ. if you IFill hi • mes Ierma of what iJ Hf 1 tone of their ~bo:• I GVtrall really happening with their • -- - - • Now cornea Early Bird And ~\:ers ~e blessing of Early unless the net rk · Js t at tts technological 4118( Jl 1. 1'1111 ment stalls d~ entertain· sweep may simply predetermine 1. Llcllo: I. Wll!lnf JT, .,._ are not going 1o ~k: :~ :~~ course television must fol· ~;!::!' 1111 f.=•lt foundations they han bulli on ' --... tlllb !:; provm<iallam - and teep over Th Cb L ,._ lloloM t.,.. tea• braadcast In her field a; will e anne! Swim:. NBC-TV ::,~ ,.. ltl.ltroow I minimum - the split person- cov•f.':;ent fthe first hve color 1Q. Jf•c , • & ~ allly Will hi e posed ' ~ 0 a !pace Olght ·• m...l , --• 18 oeon llgn. For .. uddenrketh: ~:chml next. '!IDnth when the .u, e l - t I.-1411Je w..~ •• - . . televiewer who ha/ bo.n alonm:" <!"mom craft is oent U.~ Ao.t. 28.1'em&J.e , oeaned on the hick video level miuto."' tis Opla~n"'! lour-day IfNI& ......, ho/. and h., undoubtedly been af: TV orr.r'1' ihe "fir on ay, NBC. 14 ;.f.,iih ......, Wltb 21.Mtlrmoo t1VeTOt. fe<ied by this hick program- att.ntlc col !It live _trans- lLII&..-.tloQ M.loolll4or II. Orlsotai ming - even thongh he 1B E or program voa the blr<l ..._ 01 tooth euckoc) orobably not 8 hi k arly Bird satellite - from 11.Congo : 211.PoUiih 111 be London, 32.City: d . < w at 7-30 p m EDT lllbe l4. ren•rat 1orre to ld)ust to In inlerna a half hour - A- . lndJan& • 1or 18. Soak llaz 17. Vout~ouo~ IS.HIIIIlO< toonal view trade paper 19 Irritate IOGI ~ • • • 9 This i• ~ large and rugged ~Jci~at . Bing Crosby, whose lli 11oo1o1r lump in ltrms of adjuatment . bo sotuallon comedy pro- JLao-, oo Amtri~ network televillo - gram wed in this seaJOn and a Joawk'a en- wu ranroled, bal Ideas aboul Ii . .- r ' IARHf" IJOUVL• .,. 6fioUI'I'Y IIMI1tl HOW DID ve HEAR ABOUT ON AIRTH TH' FLATLAND TOURIST lHAT . RUNNIN' OFF TH' RID6e: ROAD LAST JJ0v~vrNI6Hc ~ ~~ SH=~·? TH' TOM· FOOL IDJIT PROB'LV WUZN'r LOOKIN' AT TH' DADIIURN SIGNS _ _......- SNUFFY~ • DAJtY CROSSWORD OF'F in; HOURS M ,, 5 00 P ~I llall)' iaturdn 8 :30 A ~ I to 12:00 noon. IT'!\ SO ~:1\S\' TO PI.ACI':: A RESULT PROOII C ING WA:-.11' AD 8:30 ' :.~:·r t .... lll t; l!LA I'\ ON~ ~,.,..r,·f'~ •nf' ngnt o +"<II' nr r PIN•I ~ ny 11<1~ th•l'med JhJo•o·l•nnnhlt' ~ : rrono ~houhl he re""'' '·I •m •n t•dnotf>IV f llc puh nH• - .1,-J !ty UE""IIU ·'"E.'i p M ....y Tele.vision Revue Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board ' . ~ u.l:'!.. =.. ., PHONE WY 2-2156 't= .=:a,. l!t 12.=., D A:_ bltclrrnii1fe IC.c&...,. JG.Cboler 01- 28.1CJpp1., .lf,Blsbop lll.)(q&toor: oou~ IO.no. omalljoloe U . Merry IS. Centu17 Plllllt. 14.ColiSCI. . Notice IIII.Ptnta -- 1' 1y and sell used furniture, j · ' qui:' fllrmturt• . d1she!'. etc. , 'Irs J"annr Matteson, 701 lOth St , Wellston . Phone :: :'-1638. ___ s-15-61p 1 W~IGHT 16.. Emit 11. Te!eaftph 18. Cwuunr 'nlE~'s ALWI>IIS A BlTTER VJA'!, GOIIEANOR. ' 1111NK w1th l \ A·Otet tablets On ly 98c c' ~t ork ·s Drug St[}re 3 12 !lllc '·E sa/t'ly Jl!BHIO - - -- - GWL8VT 5'·15 - ·-- "Everybody's all the tlmt talking abot.rt how hard It is to lt~p ,,~;tnll Take It fron'l mt, ITARTINQ Ia no ,.\ .,· WJEH RADIO APRD. LOG plcnlo tlthtrl" ---~-- •10 6:00 Sign On 11:15 Musical lnterludo Q 6:00-15 Musical Clock 1!:30 Republican Legislaturo M<lillly fbt11 Friday: 5 05 7:00 Be SUU and Kno·· 11:45 Walter Moeller • 00 ' s·ogn-on. New• : Jim Mees Show " 12·00 "' 1:02-30 News · Local wL Oh'to New• ~ S 6:30 Sundown Serons•e 12·20 t' Board 6:w acred ileart " 7:45 Echoes ol Joy · Evan• Bull em 73 6.20 •Meig• CT, RII'D OU 1:00 Ohio VaUey Nows ,12:25 Newi-0-Grama ~:25 Paul Bowers Farm 1:15-30 Mulical Clock :12:30 Garden Club 8· 00 Sign On - News Saturday Mat! net 6:30 ..... ...... ntry Jamboree 8:55 Community New1 6.57 Weatber 6:05 Country Music Time 9:00 Talk of the Town Alternate Saturdayo 7:00 National New• 6:25 Country Jomboree 9:55 Mason County News 1:55 Nem Beat 1:3u Sport• 1 00 Protestar• Hour '10:00 Public Service Show 2:00 Saturday Matinee 7·30 S~"'· 2:55 News Beat 7:35 l!ill Miller Show - ..... 10:15 Dally Ughl 7:35 Pieken• HardWire Show 7:35 Larry anderwn Show 10:30 Latohstrinl 3:00 Saturday Matinee • 10'45 It's Mu · Ar 3:5$ News Beat (Tuesday-Thurlda•) · stc my 11 :00 World News 7:50 News ' 11:00 Dairy Valley lo Outton'l 12:00 Community News 4:00 Discing With Doss 4:30 Top Ten Revue Top 1 2 T 20 8h I :30 Dai!J Light Evans Bulletin Board 12·00 Ntw1 en ow 12 :!A N 5:00 Saturday News Rtport 1:45 Baker Furniture Show ' , ·~IIDI 1:15 Dinner Musicale 12 12 ·30 Agroculture p rogram (Wed--Auction) Fri, Sbow) 2: t. Musical Interlude 1:30 Community Choirs UO New• I :30 Tho Rev, Merlin Teet1 12:45 Country Go-Round 7,00 Off Tho Air 7:0$ BUJ Miller Stow 1:00 Tht Jim Meea Show 1:55 News Beat Soaday 1:05 Coilee With Janll UOSundown Sarenad• 2:00 Country Go-Round 7,69 Sign On 1~:00 s~ap OL·p ' 7:10·Sign Off 2:65 News &eat 00 ""'· ....... w """ Suada 3 oo Mid w ' "'" -..... Preacher . 10:15 Mormll8 ·loledltatlonl ay Matinee 1:15 New• Report 7 7-:NsJgn On- Army Hour 3:51 News But 1:!0 Cllurcb of Cllrllt ' 10:30 Portraits ol a f'atriot 4:00 Discing With Dosa 10:35 liU MiJJero·6how · ews 1:00 Mualcal lnterluda 10:45 MasW> .ASr- Prim (Tuti.J ~~:Baptist Layman't Hour 4:30 Interchange 10:30 Flrll Bapllll Cllurcb 10:45 Family Worshl Th . Sunday Show 5:00 Communlty New• 11:30 Cltlldmt'o Cba~l 10:45 A.S.C. ·PI'II'l (I.~ ur•.l 1:30 The Bible Speaka To You 5:0$ Mason County Newa 11 :45 Sunday New• .;;::..., Shlelds) (Fridays) 1:.45 Sundty Show 5:10 World olo Nat'l New1 12:00 Newt Report w...,._ 11:00 Ne~ 10.00 The Good LUe 5:30 Slllllll Bouilvard 12:15 Episcopal Church ·• I&· II CAl 7:00 Off The Air go!:tryey Junction 10:30 ll<port Satanlay Tl ymn 11.30 The Quiet Hour I:OO Sian On f t:OO Old Folks Hour ' 00 C me 12:00 News 6:1111-15 Musical Clock S:OO 110 Hll Paradt I'' ement Block News 12 · 7:00 Bt Still • Know I 12:30 Oo.ssJer•o Guest Star fFrl :15· The Christian'~ Hour 1:30 News Headlines 7,02-311 News J> 30 LaiT)' Ande 8h > 12.3t The Rev. Merbn Teets Cllat Chew / 1:32 990 Hll Parada , 7 30 6 3:00 Jim Meeo ow 1:00 T'>• IllY. H. 0. llle~rlrl 7:411 rlrst Blpllll Churcb 1:115 News 4:15 Bil!ettnar Auto Show t:so The Rev. Silas Blllupo 8:00 Ohio Vall Newa 4:00 110 Rlt Parade (Tulf.Thur.) 2.00, The Rev. Andrew Parsons 8:0S-3(1 World :/ " 4:30 NeWB Hendllnes I: 4f, Tltl lleY llolcoo 'lllo • 110 11J e1r1 4:32 110 HH Parado 4 30 New1 fl«al) S·JO 'l'ht 8... ~ ... Sh rnt "' lb School Hit Parldt I:GS News 4:40 Jim Meeo Sbow ' ___, OWCIIO 10:30 lioDf • Sial')' T1mt I 1J0 6:00 Newa. &:30 Sundown Serenado 10:45 The Golden Key : City Cll!tmllllotW llep. -r·30 Sip "'' u1110 I: 15 9110 Hit Paradt , Tt:RIY • _., PtmoeraiJe Laaltlatur. 7:00 Off Tha Air WMP0 R d la'.!!y':, 1 >•• ::~:: ~:.: sun~:• : : · I• t: g~u: ~llGod = _:_lei:v~G5iEinoair.G~i~w=o...::::0:-:E:-:-111 Pilll!Pa' ,, . Alva Blit . . ~a:~~= ~-~~I ~~~~~~l'rlda~J ~:,; ~ . '· .. ~!Haw'S iHJ.TI SOIYID To '1!l!J BaY< ' FO<ll.AiOoF, EH ~ IT OV(I:t, I �• .'. '• ' tees 0., Guest Artists Entertazn '- + ' ' '' l Around And About Middleport ,,, ,, ,; '• ' e en tine 'I i I •, ' ' . '' ' "'11, l " ' ' '. Power is Out in 3 Counties ; The bigest local power faD· ure in several years crippled/ parts of three. counties Saturday afternoon when · .a 131,000 volt transmi"lon line whlen ' eros... the Ohio River near, We•t Columbia waa 1om down. 1 Ohio Power ·Company offici- / also •aid lhe outage resulted · from a 100 It boom on an Ohio DEPICATION SPEAKER - Alvin Webb, Deputy Regional Director, Regi9n, Post Office Department, speaks at Mason Dedicatlon Washington River boat strlklng the main I . transmission ahqrtly belore S p. TIDS LUXURIOUS MOTOROAMER bus is made lor camping or traveling with convenieDet •1111 >tOIDfott. m. The line carries electricJiy from the Philip Sporn Plant at Apple Grove, W. Va., Into Melis County. Robert Gant, manBJer of the Ohio Power Co., In Pomeroy, said the power terv;c. wu dll· ·Three Meigs county men are rupted at 2:51 p, m. and waa converting dreama into reality. not restored until 5: II p. m. The end product may mean a Saturday. factory In Meigs county, Appalachian Power Co. linea Delmar Bourn owner of on the West VIrginia slde of Baum Lumber C.. in Ch<!Stru·o/ the river at New Haven and and Edwin H. and his son, Hartford wer~ ai!O affected by Davi• of DanviUe are building lhe power failure, offlclalo n- lu:rurious camping and touring ported. Power company psersonne1 facilities of old school buses. said a brush fire llarted on The lrio said last week the West Virginia side of the the Superior Coach Corp. . NEW HAVEN SPEAKER - William Foster of the Post Office Department speaks river near We•t Columbia from L1ma, the largest finn of 1ts at New Haven, Others m the group are Rev. Welch, Cong. Ken Hechte'r, and lhe electrical lransmiiSion line type In the United States, has Fran Reichart. being broken. indlcolod It " mterested m Two Meigs sub-slatlolll, one building • factory to produce I of which f..ds northern Gallla the product on a mass county, were sllenced by lhe The Meigs men are current' accident incorporatln& to build lhe New post olflee buildings ed on the progress made ln [mony, Kermit Gress In New [Ramsay, according manager ofto theClyde Gal- ly camping busiiS. Bourn, Mason and New Haven, W. Va . New Haven over the years andeHaven and Dallas Walker 1011ia County Buckeye Rural Elec. Davis and Bob Davis say were dedicated Saturday in · in his boyhood Mason. /' tric office, campera are to be called 'Mopresslve ceremorues before • ,.,..., ...,., at addresseo were Ramsay oaid tlectrlcity was toroamers." eral hundred people, _ off from 4 p. m. to 6:18p.m., W lllack h d The program at New - ·• . ... , ...... - -d. .. one 1 was lhe day and jiT1; - - - _ _ _ - • • .,._ .. "r and ''"'llil'';. ed as .Her William B.. 2J CIIT ALONG THIS LIN I ter or :\!!!~onaJ Po~ -~~~Jl'arlol!lllt. er at "t~n program, in the - . . . was F. Webb, DOJlllllr Regional tor, Washlhgton Region, Office department. Foster, a resident of during his boyhood, _comm< Factory may Produce Motoroamers I . ........,.,........ _..........,__ .... ............ .. ... ...... · ..__.,.,. __ ....... ,, ..... ... ..., .... ... _..... .... ..... -··"' , ~--.. ,..,... .. Goad.... Door... I ... ~ J~ck ., -. ......... ...... J MEIGS T' 'TRE Pome-r 1 New Post Offices Dedicated in Bend Area ~) TONic " PALM SPRINGS WEEKEND" ('fechnicolor) rroy Donahul'. Conme Strev · ~Is h !'ns. Ty Hardm, .lt'rry \an Dyke, 'LAW OF THE LA WLESS" (TN·hnJcolnr) l'vonne DeCarlo. , Di.ile Rob- erlson, Wm. Brndrx. SUN., MON . and TUES. M•y 16-17-18 "LOVE HAS MANY FACES" (Tf>l'hm('olor l lana Turner. Cl1fl Robertson, Hugh U'Brier1 . Huth Ro- Powers. I Elberlelds In Featuutte : Llstl'n Judge Col\lrt"artoon ----. WASIDNGTON •sked Congress for an lion and called on promptly into lower Specifically, the tax cut of $3.5 billion luly 1 and Jan. 1, Another $464 stallments on Jan. 1 · In a special mes:~a poled an increase ol meanin11 higher taxes 'uel used by trucks, es and boats on inlan1 :ers: OUR NEW DRIVE·IH -· .t:"'' ' . Listen to the still, small voice of QUIET COMFORT - • TOHIGHT "GOOZILLA VS. A THE THING" (Color) ---and- ,f SUNDAY ond MONDAY Moy 16-17 "MAN'S FAVORITE , , , save money where they can do .11 their banking - and so save time and effort, too. Open }Our ~vings account at our bank soon! SPORT" Rock Hudson Paula Prentls! (Technicolor) -and"HIDE AND SEEKA Jan Carmichael M Janet unro IPJNilt'aNI Humphreys and Mrs. Bailey. Mrs. Rice served a salad course al the close of the evening. FRIGIDAIRE 1141111 Alr.ColldltloR featurlttK •FLDATIM& SUSPE.,-• YOUR SAVINGS EARN _ _ __ • Featured on modols from 8,000 to 10,000 4% Annually BTU/hr. Some Of*ll8 on 115 volts! , , • Adjullllblo airflootl. i e T....speed fanL ; Wllhlbte ba<tericldlr · treated filter. · (COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY) Interest Poymont Dotes Are: F.b. 15th, May 15th, Aug. 15th, Nov. 15th MEMORIAl DAY •" The FARMERS BANK • • t ;\ J and Savings Company ' "Wo Hovo Grown S.ceu10 Wo Hove Holped Othors Grow'' Member Foderel R...rv• System M•mbor Fodorel Doposlt lnsuronca Corporetlon POMEROY, OHIO o Rootir~~ Suspension.,. · TRIBUTE TO YOUR OEPARTED LOVED ONE. GOOD SELECTION hushoov-aol Pticed eARTIFICIAL SPRAYS •POnED PLANTS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS , PLANTS TO SET OUT VEGETABf.E5-FLOWERS Pomeroy Flower Shop W. MAIN ST. POMEROY ''''"' BAKER FURNitURE • fD Of One ~ Our 196 Pace, ' f~r, '.' lhe NOW-The Bend Area Hlllt• Own Local~ll Order Hou~ -c Stop At .Our store and Ask For the Loan IOlutely No S)lippin& Charitl, Shop By MaR or Pho~rdednii•~Ea•y 11 1•24 . . I) . '' ~ 'rhur:day 117 Any <l'der llecelv,ed .BJ Mall .or Phmlt · .:;"'-l , . Will .._...., Bt . Ready For You To Plek lTp •t Our &tort bJ Noon the FollowiDC '1'~-1_'I• · , · . Olle of OUr kz or we .WW Deliver the·Item at No Ch...,, !lit Flnt·Time _.· 11111 Your Area. Noon ...,~' ..... ··~ .. ·?·•., ...·· l• -,-:'0,.,' • ' I'i I I I ·' . t ,•, I I I I It ~ ~· Catalogs. You WW Find Over 21100 "·~tiLU'1 Ch...,. . .,..,. Bnnd N~ , ,.~ , ' •at· ,-:· Q~. WW · ·, Fabulous Prices-and the Prll!t You .,.. . "'·· "" .''"· ...., Prlee ·You, · , ~ , ·.. •.· ' NEGROES aat down at a l'O!IIerj day at Bogalusa, work out racial <after the .~!~"II• It was "totally and planned a 10sslon tonight. .Bosalusa, a P!'!"'n that borders on been beset for rro demonstrators to Increase job Jntetratlon, .In menls durlq threti men accused white woman who Jn a ..lreedom" bama I I I , I I and thlllr !he main I '' '' Invited to I Meet Wednesday .. I I t' ,I ,; Dennis Stephens I I ,~ ,., "VOYAGE TO THE END OF THE UNIVERSE" / Baseball Men I LBJ ANNOUNCING MASON \~ _~! arre~ , SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9:00 P.M. man, VJ rgin ia Grey. Sl!danie "'* .,._ ..,...... IJrst.~ In the Elberfelds busy Ready-To-Wea_r Department you wlll find hundreds of new S~nnN n;:J~es to carry you through the hot d~ys a ea · d ;• _ Juniors _ Miues - Half SIZes - an ~.x • sizes . Dresses and Suits by "Betty H?rtfokrdk,,::;; "Vicki vaughn" - "Toni Todd" ;;- "B~ ,,...., "Stacey Ames" - "Gay Gibson _, , • "Coddington" - "Nan Leslie" - "Kay Whitney~ _ "Smart· Set Frocks", Stop In today and lllalf' your selections. ' · , ~mlng ,,,, SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1965 Columbia Offers Irene Donna Role Managers or their reptelflla latives of Pony teams ( . age 13 and 14) and mD!O?f high school teams who eap;d to enter clubs in ~ organil.ed play this 'UIIIIIIer are asked to meet this w~ day at 7:30 p.m. In MlddltJIGit town hall. � 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. 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